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Attorneys at Law.


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Sob Work.

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tiou and asks an examination OF prices and
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Grant 10 Sustain Chamberlain With
the Army.

WAsHISGros, November 26.-The
following Was sent from this city TO-
night:
WAsHISGToY, November 26th.
t. Gen. Thos. A. Ruger, or Col. II W.
Black, Columbia, :. c.:
The following has been received from
the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHINaroS, November 26th.
IT, Hon. J. d. Cameron, Secretary Of
War:
SIR:-D. II. Chamberlain Is now Gov
ernor OF the Stste OF South Carolina be.
yond sny controversy, and remains so
until the new Governor shall be duly
and legally insugursted under the
Constitution. The Government has been
called upon to aid with the military and
Naval forces of the United State. to
msint.ln Republican Government in
the States against restraint too tormida-
bic 10 be overcome By State authorities.
You are directed therefore TO sustain
Governor Chamberlain in his authority
against violence until otherwise directed.
Signed, |. ,. GRANT.
In obeying these Instructions you will
advise with the Governor and dispose OF
your troops in such msnber IS may be
deemed best IL order 10 carry out the
spirit Of the above order ot the Prssi-
dent. Acknowledge receipt.
J. d. CAMEsoS,
Secretary OF War.
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when Beta are Due.

Betting is bad practice. but there
has been 3 great deal of 1t done IN this
city. The question is often asked, sup
pose Hsyes is counted in by 'he Return
lag Boards, are bets msde on li!den
election PAYABLE? We should say GER
tsipiy not! The only thing the bet de-
psnds on is the vote.
There is no question in bet, except
tho abstract one Of fact. Really sill bets
made on Tilden are won now, for ne has
been elected by the people. The Rsdi-
ca, Returning Boards in the southern
States are now engaged in sprojecs to
count Hayes in by throwing out enoush n
Tilden votes 70 do 1t, but the 'ac' s'anus
there that the votes have been cast Tor
Tilden and he has been elected President.
We hope that no one who has bet on
Tilden's election will pay dollar on the
hypothesis that be has lost for 1t Is not
the csss.-ErrianSc.
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Richmond Races.

RICHMOND, Va, November 26.-Psir
Grounds Race Course lat day; weather
delightful and cool; attendance moder-
steiy; track in hne condition.
The first race was 3 tnree-quarter-miIe
dash, for all ages Entries, Bosworth,
First Chance AM Coupon. First Chance
took the lead a. the start and kept II 10
the finish, with Coupon second and Boz
worth third. Time l:20.
Second race, one milo and half for
sll ages. Entries, Lady Clipper, Bay
Rum and Hstteras.
The race WAS well contested through.
out. Ha:teras took the lssd on the first
quarter and kept it TO the end, the other
two coDtesting sharply for the second
place. The race was won by HAtterss
Lady Clipper second, and Bay Rum
third. Time 2:42i
Third race one and Q quarter mile, fol-
sll ages. Entries, Libby L, Tom 0Sei
and HoSkirk. The latter being lame
was allowed TO be Withdrawn. The race
was spirited between Libby l. and Tom
O'Seil, the latter pushing Libby hard
on the ,econd and third quarters, but
Libby kept the lead TO the hnish. Time
0.lS
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Turned states Evidence.

NKw YoRK, November 20. - The
TS4b,lse says that Ebert A. Woodward.
clerk OF the Board of Supervisors during
Tweei's reign and who Was recently AZ.
rested in Chicago, has turned Stats.
evidence and will make full confession
of the entire transactions Of the ring, not
only in the ulstter OF false vouchers tor
building the coau house, but in the
fraudulent elections n well. IL Is known
that his testimony will be accepted by
the prosecuting attorney. His revelA.
tions wsll involve many Republican -
we'll as Democratic officials. and
the particulars Of the dividends
Of the fluid raised In the Conrt Hoaps
frands will involve scores OF persons,
who have been hitherto unsupported.
Wood ward, as manager Of the pool. VA.
intrusied with the custody OF all checks
which passed between all the conspirs-
tors, and these he has carefully preserved
during his six years of voluntary Danish
ment in other lands These checks re.
msinsd in this city, and were sent 10 him
IN the tombs undisturbed with the
accumulated dust OF five years upon
them. Not single one was missing, and
the oa,hs OF more than one witness In
past trials, that no such check had ever
existed. will fall TO the ground when
Woodwa takes the stand.
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Caddo. Hayes. 2,6s7; Tilden, 1854;
SsDine, Hayes, 2s; Tlden, 900. The
votes Of these parishes were not csn-
vsssed, there being contests axsd tor
hearing next week.
When the return from sths parishes
marked contested" were opened the
Democratic counsel were allowed to be
present. The returns from DeSoto par
sh were brought in, and were con.
tanned IN one package sealed
with wax. When the seals were broken
by members of the Board, there were
fon nd inside the consolidated statement
of votes, the commissioners statements
and tally y-sheels. Attached 10 the re.
turns were large number Of protests
and atidsvits,
The Secretary Of the BeAra Caught
In Peculiar Transaction.
The Secretary of the Board said the
package had been received on the 18th
inst ssd such was the entry in his re-
ceipt.book. The returns, he said, had
come by mail. In the oourse OF the in
spection 1t was discovered that one OF
the protests Of the supervisor, charging
general intimidation, was dated Soyem.
Der 25th, and sworn 20 in this CITY before
commissioner of the Circuit Court
When called upon to explain now =
protest dated on the 18th,
TO day, could get into 3
sealed registered package received BY
mail on the 18th inst, the Secretary said
he had received two packages. lie was
detected by one of the Democratic coun-
eel present in the act OF making another
entry in his book Of two packages re-
ceiyed. After some delay smother pack
age was produced and found 70 contain .
consolidated statement OF votes and Com
missioners' returns, but no protests or
atfidsyits. The members Of the Board
were unable 70 explain the matter and
Senator Sherman, Of the Repub-
lican Wishing Comm ttee, remarked
that there WAS no use 70 disguise the tact
that the returns had been opened and
protests inserted after the packages OF re-
turns had been received. The affair
created quite = sensation among the
members of the committees present. The
members Of the Democratic committee
were very outspoken in the opinion ths.
fraud had been perpetrsted, and the
Republicans did not deny that the affair
had very peculiar aspect. The Demo
cratic counsel say that a similar thing
has occurred IN the case of other parishes,
bu: as they were not admitted until to-
day, there was no opportunity to discover
| the frauds.
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ExtrsAitisn Trsabls.

SAx FIAScIsoo, November 2S-SsAs
weeks ago Anthony Vermehsn, Q olssk
Of Hearfot & Co, bankers, sbsooodsd,
who was Q dsfsulter 70 the amount of
$4,000, and went 10 Aagattan, AsIioo.
A letter received here IRON Delred Key-
ser, who went TO MAgattan BY
the last steamer TO arrsst
the fugitive with . requisition bon
Governor Irwin 10 obtain his extrAditioa
He effected the arrest and WAS about ~
place the prisoner on board vsssel for
San Francisco, when U nited States Vice
Consul McHattan. interposed objections
and frustrated the detectives purpose,
alleging that the Governor Of CaliforniA
Was not the proper authority to demand
the surrender OF the fugitive, and Other
technical objections. Keyser intimatss
that McHattsn is in league with the
criminal TO effect his escape, and says the
matter Is being urged in Aagattsn for
political purposes against the military
Governor, who has shown disposition
70 further the sxtrsdition, and the Nios
Consul has been made cstspaw OF by
the opposition party. Il Is known BY
dispatches received from the Secretary OF
State that he holds no cause for consular
interference in the affair. New paper
have been sent 10 President Grant with
the request that he make requisition on
President Leredo for eItradition. Add
tionsl documents have been sent keyser
10 eHsble HIM 10 hold Vermehon ill
the order from President Lersdo for et'
tradition arrives.
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yi.z.af Go,srnor HendrIcLs.

NEw YORK, November 26.-The
7ribrr, says: In his interview with
Governor Tilden last evening Governor
Hendricks said that the public sentiment
in the W estern States In regard 10 the
election was 10 strong that be Wa lua-
PEELED to;come East to Ascertain the con-
dition OF public feeling here. lie Ell.
pressed his admiration st the conduct ci
the Southern Democrats, who, without
the least manifestation Of turbulence had
appealed everywhere TO the courts, and
was glad both in the west and on bis way
here 20 notice the disposition OF
all Ipartisi - have matters ami.
cabiy and lawfully settled. he
felt that their cause was just
and would ultimately triumph by the
will OF the American people. Governor
TIlden fully concurred with all Of Gov
ernor Hendricks remarks, and there sp.
pesred to be perfect accord OF ideas in
regard 10 the questions OF the hour, ,whlis
there seemed 10 be lack OF confidence
IN the doings of the Returning Board.
in the South. No disposition WS mani.
fest on the part Of either TO enter upon
q decided plAA OF action.
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U,xe,I,nx Of the statue OF webster.

NEW YORK, November 26.-Ihe
statue of Daniel Webster, donsted to the
city by Gordon w Burnhsm, was unvel!-
ed to-day with appropriate ceremonies IN
the presence of large number OF spec
tstors. The proceedings were opened
with an address from President Martin
of the department of parks. Mr.. Burn
ham made the presentation OF the statue,
which was accepted in behalf OF the city
by Mayor Wickhsm, ,snd other addresses
followed. The statue is situated ST. the
Firth and Seventy-second street entrance
and is IA feet high. The pedestal ls
Is feet high and both together weigh
about l25 tons. The cast was made by
Muller OF Munich.
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DURING the memorable contest for
the Presidency between THOMAS JEFFrR-
SON and AARON BURR, which was thrown
into the House of Representative on &C
count Of tie in the electoral vote. seven
DAYS were consumed 10 bslloting and the
deadlock was only broken at last by the
patriotic declaration OF GoUvERSEUR
MORRIS, who said: 'Since it was evil
IDENTIFY the intention of our fellsw-cisi-
zens to make Mr.. JEFFERSON President,
it seems proper to fulhIl that intention"
How many men of the stamp of Cow
EpsEuR MORRIS will the Republican
party IN the Forty-tourth Congress
furnish 10 see that the same spirit Of
Justice and fair play is regarded IN favor
of Mr.. TILDES, whom it is still more
evidently "tbe intention of our fellow
citizens" to make PRESIDENT
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salt Against the sursties si tss
"Chrtsttan soldier"

WAsHIsGToE, November 2b.--To-dAy
Dst-ict Attorney Wells catered suit
for the L nited States y.. General oliver
Otis Howard, A. K. Shepherd and Edgar
hetchum, the two lsst NJ ,urslle- on the
bond Of tho first named, n recover sZz..
7os, which it is charged he hS not sc.
counted for. and which sum came into
into hn hands by virtue OF his appoint.
men, A. special agent and dsburnng oil.
Ger OF the bureau Of refugees, tresd'
men and abandoned lands.
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The Action OF the OHIO democracy
ndorsed-Morrisou Nominated for
Sneaker of the House.

ST. LOUIS, November 25.-The Repn5-
H,on, of this CITY, edltorially favors w.
Z. Morrison, present Chairman OF the
Committee of WAYS and Means, tor
Speaker of the Lower House OF Con-
grass, and it Is understood ne will be 8
candidate for caucus nomination. The
Repub!.ean also oommends the action OF
the Democratic State Committee in Ohio,
and suggests that other State Committees
take similar sctlon.
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The Oregon. EIectoE.

SAN FRASCIsco, November ga
Chr0,icie .pecis! from Portland, Oregon,
saws the intimate friends Of Governor
Grover assert that ne will not give
Watt q certificate OF election. Some
conservative Democrats and Republican,
generally say the Governor lack. back
bone 20 refuse the certificates. CrOnin,
the Democratic eIector who received the
highes. vote. stated recently he would
not accept the appointment II VISITS ra'
thrown out Nothing can b surely
.,st4J till the count /. made.
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were clothed from hsad to foot with
sacred ermine.
I have the authority Of two witnesses
for saying that Ex-Governor Noyes, OF
your State, discussing the situstlon
hestedly to-day, asserted that he didn't
care 8 d-n what this Court, or any
Court in the South, decided. When the
leaders talk this way it is not hard to
guess at the sentiment that pervsdss the
lower classes of the politicians. None of
the troops have left here, though Cen
erA Kugsr is quite busily engaged in
consulting by wire with Columbia.
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Prom ,beInd,.n Coaniry.

ST. LOUIS, November "a special
from Lesvenworth to the Globe Leno-
erat SAYS that part OF the Twenty-third
infantry, now in the department Of the
Platte, will be reordered TO report 10 Gen.
Pope st Leaven worth, one company Of
the regiment low here having arrived
from Omaha some days ago. The officers
at Fort Lesven worth scout At the ides
that the government is concentrating &
troops at Washington TO meet sn emer.
gency, and say that there has
been no unusual movement ot
troops lately. The east has now no
more troops than for 'evsrsl years past,
and is not likely TO have even after the
close Of the Indian war and the troubles
in the South. The troops now IN the
northwest and South will be distributed
in the departments Of the Missouri.
Platte and Dakots, and very few will be
sent east. The Indian troubles which
have threatened Southern Colorado are
about ended. The prompt sction Of the
military had the desired effect, and mat
tiers hsve~quieted down, the majority Of
the Indians there having gone upon
reservations provided for them by the
Government.
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Omcial Vote ofNeW York.

ALBANY, November 25.-The Board
Of State Csnvsssers completed their
lsbors to-day. The footing OF votes cast
for Presidential. electors stands Demo
crat,c-Horstio Seymour, 522,5lo, De-
witt c. West, 5226l2; Republican,
Abrsm Parker, 4s9, ,52s, VIM. Il. Seward,
4s9.547. The number OF votes cast for
Peter Cooper greenbsck electors were
! as- and for Green L. Smith, 1859.
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RtIltard Tournament

NEW YORK, November 25.-The after
noon game in the billiard tournament
was between Rudolphe and Shseter.
The former won, 800 to l72. Gsrnier
and Joseph Dion opened the evening
nlay. Garnier was POS when Dion ran
the game out. Slosssn and CyrelIe
Dion followed. This WAS the most
pluckv and closely contested game OF
the series. Dion started by making a
run of ia. Slosssn caught up and
showed = good deal of science. On the
twenty first inning Dion stood 2o', SIoe'
san 2S5, when the latter made run WIN
ming the game on sn average OF IA s'Zl'
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.,,,o,. ou,break OF Small Pox.

ST. PAUL, November ga VIII
nepeg dispatch says there is serious
outbresk of the smsll poI st the Glmh
s.,,lemen, of Icelanders on Lske VIM
n.peg and 20 deaths have occurred IN
ten Days. DR.. Hyuch. q physician sent
out by Lieutenant. Governor horFis, na
eighty cases on his hands. He telegraPns
,hst OF twenty Indians at Sandy Bar
only two survive. The Lieutensnt-GoV-
enor hss issued q proclsmstion warning
the people from contact with the settle
msnt and sent troops 70 enforce II.
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Tweed,

NEW YoaK, Sovembe. 26.-A Herald
correspondent sent yesterdays card TO
Tweed epquirlng il ne hsd any state
mens TO make rejecting on Gov. Tllden.
Tweed encircled the question with s
deep blue pencil mark and over 1t wrote
In big. bold, blue characters, the one
word, None"
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a Nice Tutor.

NEw YORK. November 2G.-Anthon.
Comstocks agents to-day arrested Georgs
II. SsuIier, Rreuchman employed I.
tutor in Anumber Of fashionable scbooh
for circulating obscene photographs and
books among his pupils. Two complaint.
were preifrrsI sgair,t him, on both OF
which ~ VA held for trial In $4,000
hal
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GRASr1sa while impotens 70 protect
the Southern people from the spolistions
OF carpet-bsg rule, is powerful 70 aid the
thieves when the people rise against
them. 1t Is the most peculiarly aoom!n-
Able system Of govern ment the world has
svsr ,esn -4xljlnssrs 6ssstts.
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OK Saturday, the Louisiana Returning

OK Saturday, the Louisiana Returning
Board was caught with its unmensiona-
bles down, IS 1t were. When the seals
Of the retsrns from DE Soto we're broken
there were found inside sfidsvits of the
commissioners Of that parish, which, by
the way. is Democratic, that q state Of
xeneral intimidation existed in the parish
at the election time. The Secretary Of
the Board said that bs received
these returns through the mail on
the 18th, but these affidsvits were dated
November 25th, and were sworn
To before an officer in New Orleans on
that day. He was then driven to pro-
duce the true returns, and to virtually
acknowledge TO the forgery. kVen
Senator SHERMAN OF OHIO, who is down
there ito help count HAYES in" WAS
forced TO show his disgust st the trans
psrency of the fraud.
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England and Russia Agrees.

PAEIs, November 2S.-L ToHps says
Eugland ard R1s.iA are agreed IS 70 the
character OF toe guarantees required, 8
.ri6ing dithcglty only eIlsting OF ths
subject 0f tbe occupation Of Buigsris.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-27

GOVERNOR PALMER's head is spleassntly
cool. A war would last at least four
years, he says, and in that time there will
be another election, which will settle
matters and avenge whatever wrong is
done in the case In substance, his motto
il: "One more Gluten OF the bsllo! be-
fore 8 single grasp of the bsyonet.'
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,E.-s l1!y.a. count made on Satur-
!. .:.DES' msjority is New York is
-. A .srge amount of money WAS
"'7- -. CT. By Republicans from
,.HT..-. Be.lsire. &c, tnst HAYES
= = = Ohio would be larger than
'..,Ns e New York. AAl rs came
'F:'7.ls no majority st sll in Ohio,
- ..-DrS rolls up his thirty-three
"a. II M: Stste.
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ChuPeh Dedicated

HAsTToRp, November 2s.-St. Pat.
rick's church was dedicated today with
all the honon and Circumstance of the
Catholic ceremonial. Eight bishops and
s large number OF resident and visiting
aisrsynss participated in tbs services.
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The New Russian Lean.

ST. PErEnBUEs; November 2s.-
Subscriptions N -. Petersburg and
Moscow alone " The ioAn Of 100000
roubls., suthoriEsd 10y az Imperial de-
cree OF Novsmber j., exceed that
amount
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7 Additional Di'pstchs. on fonrth Page J

PszAoHHEs! Sore Throat or any
Throat or Lung Disease. Is cured by Dr..
J.H. Mclean Cough and Lung Hss!.
ing Globulss; Coughing, Cohsumption.
&c, Weld 70 IT, influence Trial bors
25 osnr by mail DR. } II. Mclean, slt
Chestnut, ST. Louis