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Nos. 1911, 1919 s. 1918 Market Street.

Nos. 1911, 1919 g. 1918 Market street.
This Hotel is one of the most deslrably
located of any in the city. 1t is conve-
nient to all tho principal places OF inter,
ost and amusement. The Academy 1T
Mnsic. Horticultural Hall, the New The
atre. and Coliseum, now building on
Rroad street. besides all the old establls'
ed Theatres, are within few squares
walk from the door. The New Masonic
Temple is hut one square distant, wh'ie
the New Public Buildings are only nan
square to the west, and the United
states Mint about the same distance to-
wards the south The most elegant
Churches in the city are all located IN
this immediate neighborhocd: The Horse
Cars pass and re-pass on all sides OF TINS
Hotel. 30 that our guests can find easy
conveyance in any direction they may
Persons arriving in the city at the
Pennsylvania and New York Depot, West
philadelphia, Thirty-first and Market
streets. can lie brought right to our door
Nv the Market Street Cars; those arriv.
inc at the Reading Depot can reaco II
h y the Thirteenth Street Line, fon'
sSuarcs; while those arriving at tn
baltimore Depot will find the Fifteenth
S+reet line the most convenient.
Our Terms will he moderate. Hoping
to receive share Of the public patron
age, -.
We arc, yours truly,
DILLINGER & CO., Propors.
r. Street Cars, most convenient t
Centennial Buildings, pass anu re-pass III
Hotel at short intervals.
April % -3m.
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To:al number Of delegates. .:@5
All Democratic and Conservative
papers in the State are requested 10
publish the above.
I. W. PATTON, President.
PHILLIP POWER, Secretary:
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State Democratic Central Tx
ecutive Committee.
Rooms State Central Committee.
Democratic Conservative Party
Nav Orleans. ADril 20, 1876.

Rooms Stare CcntiiA NOHA!ltCo' I
Democratic Conservative Party,f
New Orleans, April 20, 1876.
Resolved, That a Convention OF the
Democratic Conservative party OF the
State Of Louisiana be held at Baton
Rouge, for the purpose Of nominating
randidates for Governor, Lieut.. Gov
ernor, Secretary of State, Auditor,
Attorney General, Superintendent OF
Public Education, Members Of Con;
rress from the various Congressional
Districts of tho State, and Electors
for President and Vice President OF
the United States, on Monday, the
oath of July, 1876.
su.l wards Of the city Of New Y orleans al
Anal, be entitled to the following re-
,r,..a,. atiOn, to wit:
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The Electoral Vote.

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NEW ENGLAND STATES.
>Connecticut New Hampshire D
Na;ne z Rhode Island 4
Massachusetts, 13 Vermont >
Total New England States Az
MIDDLE STATES.
Nav Jersey 9 Pennsylvania %
new York IS
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Total Pacific States !"
Whole number of electoral votes,
$685. iii Colorado votes in the next
pres;ae ntial election, 3 votes are to
he added.) Necessary to choice lo4.
estates which were carried by the
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for State Officers or Representatives,
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THE,
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

The New Orleans Weekly Democrat is
handsome eight page forty eight col
umn newspaper, printed in clear type,
and is filled with
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Auditor Bennetrs Recent sEIec.
tioneering Figures.
GpAProS October 9. 1876.

Eiitorl IntOllIgenCOr.
The statement OF expenditures from the
State Treasury from 1866 70 1876, fur.
nished Mr.. Fleming, Of Marion, by Audi.
tor Bennett, contains several "forced
balances. evidently adeaigned 10 deceive
The people. "
As an instance take the amount ex-
pended by the Democrats in 1873. The
late Democratic Treasurer BurdeLt in
his report 10 the Governor in 1874, pGge
l, states the amount Of expenditures at
$4,000 lin round numbers).. Bennett
in his official reportstates the same. Bot
for campaign purposes he ia willing 10
lie just alittle, you know, and he makes
the amount for the year 1873, as publish.
ed in the Register, S676,0OO, difference
Of $4,000. A $4,000 falsehood seems
necessary to ensure Democratic Honesty
and Reform.
And again: In recent speech, Col. B.
Wilson, desiring TO go to Congress as a
Southern claim agent (see his Southern
church billy, stated that the people are
required by the "Resumption Act" to pay
their taxes in gold, etc, So says Here
ford. Now, when the Resumption Act
simply and literally provides for the re.
demption Of the Treasury notes by the
Government, II the holders Of them will
voluntarily present them for redemption,
tbe moral and intellectual fitness Of these
two "Honest Reformers" ~ needs no Ger.
tifcate. The end justifes the means; the
end is Office, and bold Misrepresentation
and demagoguery are the means.
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The news from the Colorado election
this morning is very cheering indeed
The State has only just been admitted
into the Union, and SHE has sigualized
Iheeveut by casting her first vote for the
Republican State ticket. Two years ago
.hesent, as territory, Democratic dele
gate to Congress, the vote standing Demo
cratic O,GSS and Republican 7,170. Now
the report is that the Republicans will
have about 1000 majority, which is a
very handsome gain.
The additional news from Connecticut
this morning is still more emphatic for
The Republicans than the reports pub
li'hel yesterday. The Nutmeg State is
right side up with care in this contest
HeHceiOrward ahc is 10 be taken out OF
both the Democratic and the doubtful
column and set down square among the
Hayes and Wheeler States. 10
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Moody and Sankey.

CHICAGO, October 3.-The Moody and
sankey meeting tonight indicated rap.
id growth Of the revival interest. The
5000 Of last night were present again,
bringing nearly 1000 more. Many Of the
city pastors, including some German and
Swedish ministers, we're on the platform,
and also number Of professors from the
various theological seminaries here. The
platform was crowded, and only about two
hundred chairs were vacant. Mr.. Moody
preached from Corinthians xiii, !. He
declared that the reason the church and
the ministry did not succeed better in
bringing sinners to Christ is because they
don't love enough. Heplead for loving
service Of the Lord, instead Of service
from sense Of duty. The audience were
much more responsive than on the first
evening. Smiles, tears aud amens fol,
lowed some Of the speakers words. ?;
Ageneral convention Of ministers and
Christian workers from the whole North.
west at an early day is contemplated.
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sr. LOUIS, October Sin the United
States Court to-day, N. A. Cowdry, Of
New York, aud others, representing GER
tain stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
Railroad, moved to set aside the decree
and sale Of that road aud for permission
to demur and appeal. This the court
oyerruled. Leave was then asked to tile
petition to set aside the decree Of fore.
closeure on the ground Of want Of juris-
diction on the part Of the court; to which
Judge Dillon replied that the only reno.
dy Of the parties was a mandamus from
the United States Supreme Court TO al.
low an appeal.
The recent sale Of the Atlantic & Pa.
cifc Railroad was confirmed by the conrt,
and the Receivers Of the road will turn
the property over to Andrew Pierce and
associates, the purchasers, at once. c. I.
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OUR FA1RMONT LETTER.
Building improvements Since
the Fire-The Late Fair-Poli-
tIcs-Schools, DC. H.''n

FAlRMoNT, W. VA, October 8.
Editors IntellIsencer:
Having seen nothing recently from this
place in the INTELIIGENcER, We venture
10 send a few items concerning affairs in
"these parts"
We are glad to state that our town has
been making decided Improvement oi
late, and that the outlook Tor our future
progress is quite encouraging. Since the
IRE last April seven or eight fine build.
ings have been erected and others are
now in process OF erection, and others
still will be put up this fall. Most all
these buildings are large and substantial,
adding much to the appearance OF the
town. A borough ordinance requires
that all structures on or within sixty-five
feet Of Main street shall be Of brick, iron
or stone.
swiJher & Carpenter moved into their
new storcroom last week, and Mr.. A. G..
Hall will soon occupy his residence at
the old location and move the Postoftice
and his store to that place.
The fire was u great inconvenience and
caused considerable loss TO few indiyid.
uals, still il was q blessing In Disguise, as
two rows Of old dilapidated houses are
being replaced by others both ornamen-
tai and durable.
The County Fair was held here last
week with rather small attendance. No
doubt the Centennial Exhibition has had
an unfavorable influence on all these
smaller exhibits throughout the country,
as many who 60 there think they have
seen enough for one year. Fairmont has
been well represented at Philadelphia all
through the season. I Ishould think that
at least a third, II not one.hali, Of our cit
liens had visited the Exposition since the
opening. OF course all return with eyes
and mouth filled, and very willing TO tell
their lesS fortunate brethren Of "the
great sights" Report says that some Of
our young men who were there recently
will return and take positions in q Turk
ish cafe rs instructors in iruie smoking,
etc. T
With other places, both large and
small, we have our share Of political ex.
citement. At times the fever runs quite
high. Both parties are engaged In an &C.
tive canvass, and no doubt each one Is
making an earnest effort 70 win the day.
Prominent speakers on both sides have
been here and advanced the claims Of
their respective candidates with earnest.
ness and eloquence. One week more Of
suspense and then the result will be
known.
The public schools opened yesterday,
the ID inst, with quite large enroll.
msnt for the first week. Our school &C.
commodAions are very excellent for q
town Of this size. The Normal School
has been in session month with a good
attendance.
Farmers in the community are engaged
in putting in their fall crops, gathering
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acknowledgement
pEpIiBLICAN MEETINGS.

H.. ALLOWING speakers will address Re
.SIiesn meetings atthep points designated
Hon. q. r. scott.
y.w Martinsville, wetzel county, octo
A.,5tb tioiut discussion).
Hon: John y. Carlile.
Pennington, Thursday, October 9Th.
New Iartiusyille, Saturday, October 7th
capt. Hanson Crisweil.
Liberty District Hall, Marshall county
Friday evening, October o.
Gen. G0H.
Huntington, Wednesday, October j. A'
: CeTedo, {; Wayne county, "Wednesday oe'
WI Winfield, Putnam county Thursday oe'
'Opsr RnfIslo K Putnam Ut county, Thursday even
ing GG'Gges pesn, :, i Fri!Isy, n October Q, p. N.
tto.on div FriIay, october O, J.. NJ.
RaysnsWoSd, So W Saturday, octobcr7, 2P. N.
Ton. ID. ID. T. FarnswOrth.
Bsslington, Barbour county, Saturday,
october eth, at ?. NJ. ,
french Creek and Ccntreyille, upShnr
roup,v, Tuesday. October 10th.
Capt. James ". Pipes.
Liberty Hall, Marshall, wednesday even
ins, October 4th.
John A. Hutchinson.
uoundsyille, Marshall county, Thursday
,lt+rnoon, the 9Th Of October
New Martinsyills, Saturday afternoon
file Tth OF October.
Major Dane.
Trisdelphia, Ohio county, this, WedneS.
l,y evening at ~ o'clock.
uouudsyille, Thursday afternoon, Octo'
her 5th, at9P.M. .,-
Grafton, Saturday afternoon, October 9Th,
N2RM 4l y,
Capt. B. u. Dovener. @
West Liberty, Ohio county, Friday after.
noon, October 9Th, at 2 Pm. .W"
T. J. IGugus.
West Liberty, Ohio county, Friday after.
uoon, October 9Th, at2r.M.
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Colorado Follows Vermont,
Maine and Connecticut. !
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR
SHADOWS BEFORE
A Sample ofWhat We May Expect
In Ohio and Indiana Next
Week.
wotk !lBoyst stWork i for tic eal.
liant Goff in West Virginia.

DENVER, COLORADO, October 3.-The
reports from'the principal points at 8 T.
~, indicate heavy Republican gains
everywhere over the election Of 1874.
The Chairman Of the Republican State
Committee, claims the State BY 1000 ma
jority, and the Legislature BY majority
Of 40 on the joint ballot. t
The reports received from different
points indicate q peaceaBle election. The
vote will be the largest ever cast in Colo
RADIO. Al this hour nothing definite can
be given, "a ,tiI2 >gs4Gfg
THE REPUBMCAN MAJOR1TfEs. 'ss q
DENVER, October 3.-The comparisons
will be made with the vote Of 1874, when
Patterson, Democrat, for Congress, was
elected by 26l3 maj.
Arapahoe county has elected the entire
Republican ticket by majority OF 800.
Republican gain GAS.
Jefferson county, Republican maj. rs.
Republican gain 2lS.
Gilpan county, Republican maj. 200.
Republican gain $50. -
Boulder county, Republican mai. csti-
mated at2oO. Republican gain 2S4. J
Park county, Republican mai. estima-
led at rs. Republican gain 2SO.
Elpaso county, Republican maj. esti.
aPn ....-.nnEtt