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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

CTONlNG ION LINE
y FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION or FARE.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and SARRAgASsHfT
leave Pier 80 North River, foot OF Jayst, NJ > D. m
NOT A TRIP Missed IN SEVEN YEARS
Tickets for sails ~ all prcipsl ticket odces ststrog2
Offices OF Mestcot Express company a ~ -
Broadway. .-..nx, IAN
Steamships ELECTRA and ga ia leave lisr e 49,
River foot OF pagkslAca al Gso n frcishss Va wv
a' ~ ~ - FISKfSS q. r Agt nR BABcook hr>ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

y Nv ! DHN, NV -ftAN ~ ANU ftNhI
- FORD n. R-NEWiOGk AND NEW HAVEN 81
NfSIGN.-Wiutcr Arrangemca:, cgmn.elc.ug t'.f l0f
Passenger station IN NeHhorx, Grand CentIa Dtpct 81
Hauce on FoItysecOld-st. $50 -. ,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

EOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON, landing az
Highland Falls tWes Pont. Cornwall Rev De ~ a5
Nfou AID rsOpuA Sttamuoas Olss
Cnre leave every Tuesday. Thursday snd >aly 'A ,
"a Baldwin. Monday Wednesday, hIlay hAilisoAs' i'e'
M "A 4 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
EHTCH VALLEY RAILROAD.

RIANRANGENENf Of PASSENGER TRAINS. Dee. \
1870 drpos FOOT ~ Cortland and Desios-c a 90
H. a. fnr EsSaa Betliobau. Allentown. 4arch ChHJk,
HaEeton. Meadow. Mahauoy cty shen2ul o2n ~;
Carmel, WikesDa.Tr. pitLs-Dn. br3- c connecting VIA
trains 10y lthgca AubaIn houlescr B1iso, Niagara fs
= m for EssiOs, Beth hem, Allentown. lsuch ChEak
Hazr;on Mah4oy CRY Shenandoah. EEe,barre. Pitsshs
'ruus,ara0ck &c, nasng close FOR EeacinE
IOttsylli-, and tiaiT.sDLIs -.
p. n. Edsits. sSeiii''ei, AIcmOWn, ana S1aaoa
Chunk sOpp.Gy all s.ailpno. . -. d, 49, A,
Nirsn CHUNK Mikt1Ialre i4ttrtoa, hiirA &C.
connecting win trains Inaca AuD1cn, Rochester, Bncalo
Ntscara Eol,s and the scrt4ig c1aciet
att.-,ei. ''''' W RpBr a. SAllti. sap sgi Enyr
a..r-q Eastern Office. Church aEs CaT satss
tHAS II. tTAi8IIslis ASesat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILKoAD-Alter Jan. J, 1876 thrsssa
trains will leave Grlnd CeRtr, DeP0t; -. =,
500 a. M, Chicago aBd Northern Express WITH dnag1ng
room through 10 COLCHESTER.
1880 Speca Chicago Express Win afaWIhg Tco1cits
II.0p q fo northern snd Western Express.
~ Montreal With siccplng eas from
Work 90 ~ kibalss. arriving az M0ntrei &C 500 a.
coo %. m EXPRESS slcrInucear5 Tor Waert0"n aa4
Cauan iaieua. ffUa irtil ilt.ifcu, ~;
r. Plctfc Express Dally with sltcpi cars I'f
Roches;cr Niagara Eals. Buialo gve&n1 ad 'I1eahaa;
4 lif Chicago Va both b.. S. 1ii Il . RAM aus
llN0 o. ~ FXprasS wtg sec?ngsfs icr Albany Sa 'pJ
WY Trans 80 ler i-'''' i-' 80 g. n. EGNDRloK,
Gene f.Ez
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
uuRRA FOR THE NOMINEE:
ROOne's NTajorIsv from loo
10 1000.
The People are the Ring"

The scattering returns from tins
Congressional District from reliable,
though unofficial sources, indicate with
certainty the re election of the Hon.
Andrew r. Boone, by majority rang
ing from 1900 to 1000.
The county of Fulton gives Boone
o majority of 364.
Hickman county, as telegraphed the
Courier yesterday, gives Boone CAB
majority.
Graves, Judge Boone's home coun-
ty. gives him over 1000 majority.
Galloway gives Turner 1922 aud
Boone S17; Turner's majority POS
Two years ago Turner'S majority was
373. Houston received 142 votes in
Galloway.
The vote at the B!andville precinct
was a tie between Boone and Turner.
which we understand is a Boone gain
The news here gives Boone increas
ed majorities in the counties of Cald
well, Lyon. Crit,enden, and about a
stand of in Livingston
The counties of Trigg, Galloway.
Marshall, and Ballard, are only mea-
grely reported at this date, owing to
want of facilities, but give Turner
heavy majorities- probably not up to
his vote two years ago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
The Business Outlook.

The improvement in business is no
longer a matter Of dispute.
/ An actual Increase in the aggre-
gate transactions of clearing houses at
seven chief cities during tie three
weeks ending October p, compared
with the CORES pondiug week last year
of S36 751773 Though this increase
l. less than three per centum, it Is
tabIishes the fact that Transactions ex
ceed those OF last fall not only in guam
titles exchanged, but, in spite of the
fall in prices, in values also In quan-
titles the increase appears to be over
- per centum
2 This improvement is greatest in
New York, Philadelphia aud Chicago,
the very cities which have the most
extensive trade with all parts of the
country. At New York, The improve
ment IN mercantile Transactions l. even
greater than the clearings indicate,
because dealings IN stock during the
same three weeks were smaller than
during the corresponding weeks last
year.
Receipts aud shipments Of grain
largely exceed those of last year. the
increase in October being over 10 per
cen'um in quantity, and since the
opening OF navigation bout IT 600 coo
bushels, o. - per centum The daily
production of petroleum, though small
early in the year, is now larger than
at this time in 1873 The movement
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
TIE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
Intolerance of,ne Tnrks.

8nce of the Tanks.
NO resident Of this empire at the
present time can fail TO be anxious
about the result of this struggle 1t
Is between the Koran and modern
civilization, and that TOO when the
clviIlzntion proposed is the outgrowth
OF christianity, which Is essentially
hostile to the Koran. The doctrine
OF equal rights under the law can not
i've under the Koran The Koran
regards all Mo>lems as equal, from the
sultan down to the begsar. But no
Christian. tie he a prince. can be the
cqnai OF the most affect Mo~lem
AFTER twenty years of 80 called
progress since the Crimean war,
Christian testimony can not and will
not be received in MohammedBn
court. There is not a European EN-
oassador in Turkey. nor European
merchant, nor a uatiEe Christian lay
man however wealthy. educated and
personally worthy. whose testimony
could not stand TO day ia any Mohsm
mednn CONT Of justice 10 the Turkish
Empire IN opposition TO the testimony
OF the vilest aud mostiguorant Mos5rnl
~. " ~ ~ ~ oe p'eSeo up ~ my
- '"'' 'i'ed Tor Pias,,r ~ ten
y )" ne Gaze aud should Europe
aug - me hls"e.t standing ae'ua'y
fa''-J' 'i'U ne Judge as Pe'S'p"'
I'm Iii ~. -, ''e'' case 10 Sro'e' u u
~ w., NJ ~, Vu' 10 me street Tor 40 %
~; ~ " .t o,'FI I, 70 come 10 anu ~ p'''n.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
The Centennial a Financial
Success.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 31.-The total
cash admissions to the Centennial du
ring the past week were $50 OBS The
cash receipts for the week were 1882,
054 The Exhibition has been open
I84 days, aud during that time the
total number OF cash admissions ha.
been 6 924 1853 The receipts in caob
have beer SIS 279 1873 % The total
number of admissions, cash and tree,
has been S.453 933 1t is considered
certain that the financial success OF
the Exhibition will be such as to ad
mis- of the payment of at least 80 per
cent. on the stock subscribed.
The last remark about paying at
least 70 per cent. profit on the stock
subscribed, can hardly be correct, as
it must be remembered that the com
missioners are bound, by the terms of
the act of Congress appropriating ST.
500. 900, to return that sun to the
United States Treasury before any
dividends or profits are paid to any
other parties.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
what VIII Become OF Grant.

He has already announced his in
tention Of taking a trip around the
world, doubtless anticipating abroad
the adulation that shall have forsakeu
him at home. and hoping thus to avoid
transition too sudden from Difference
to neglect But whom will he find in
alien lands so poor to do him rever
ence" on account ofhis personal worth
and this will be his only claim to
notice? He will find that citizen Grant
and President Grant are two very diff
ferent individuals abroad "a we'll as
here at home As President Of the
United States he received centennial
CALCULATIONS from Kaiser William and
and Queen Victoria, but a. Mr. Grant
on his travels he will hardly receive
further notice than, perhaps, a card OF
admission to some state reception He
also has expressed a desire to be re
instated in his Old military rank BIT
Gen Sherman has already been pro
noted to that specially created Office
aud it Is not ar all probable that re
will be Invested by special enactment
in the interest of Grant
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
Other States.

The Republicans carry Wisconsin
b. 3 coo, California 5000, aud proba :
By Oregon by 500. The Democrats
vt claim Oregon aud the RePubIi-
cans Floridr The Democrats have
Z ses-.1S5ess Louisiana undQp'tedIy, but
fears are entertained that kellogg the
Republican Governor will manipulate
the returns aud give it to Hayes.
South Carolina is ciaimed by both Re
publicans and Democrats. Many be
iicve that the Republicans will count
Louisiana, South Carolina, and Flori
da, regardless of the popular vote.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

RAILROAD TO NEW MADRID. Mo
From the following extract from
he New Madrid Record, it will be
zen that work has actually commence
Il on the Little River and Arkansas
Railroad
Ground was broken on the eastern
I'D of the line, with due formality,
u Monday last, and a portion of the
.rsdiDg from Little River toward town.
las been done during the week. A
mall force is also engaged west of Lit
ie River, 10 the necessary preliminary
FORK of clearing the road bed, and in
he construction of the necessary
buildings for the accommodation of
working gangs. The work Of getting
ut cross ties is also in progress We
hall continue to note, with deep in
crest the progress of the enterprise
from week to week, hoping most sin
erely that the season will be such as
% expedite a speedy aud gratifying
ronsummation OF it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

6,ol report as to gains or losses IN
COngrs sn
MLSSO URI-
sr LOUIS, Nov 8.-Missouri gives
Tilden an old fashioned majority of
80 600 or 10000. Democrats lose one
Congressman
IOWA.
D,,proUE. Nov. 8-Iowa has un
donbtsdly gone Republican by about
* ooo and all the Republican Con
gressmen.
MINNESOTA.
CIR PAUL. Nov. 8.-Returns indi-
cato full vote aud a heavy Republi-
can majority. The Congressmen are
Republican.
KANSAS
TopEKA. Nov S-A full vote was
nolIed and evrythIng indicates sweep
ing Republican victory
NEBRASKA
OMAHA, Nov s -The whole Re-
nm bliean ticket is elected. including
the Congressman.
COLORADO.
Tie Presidential question was deci-
Jed 81 the October election in favor OF
Hays.
TENNESSEE.
Tlden carries Tennessee BY about
/ 4 &C vesss-RLater by over % 900.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
cen,ennia, BUILDINGS Doomed

II appears that, even while the great
-dIice and its annexes are dusty with
he tramp of thousands of sight-seers,
The thrifty Board of Finance have al
ready fixed upou November 30 as the
isy when the whole collection is TO
pass under the auciionieers hammer
We do not suppose that this aunouce
'nent will, in any way, dash the zeal
with which the curious from all points
1T the compass are entering into the
wonders of the colossal exhibition
Ii may, il known. even intensity the
interest with which, between this time
nd the closing day, they shall look
"pou so much that is priceless includ
I'd in so much that is perishabIe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

A NOVEL MODE OF SUIcIDE-A
Scoioh collier has committed suicide by
lsaDing over parcel of dynamite.
which he then exploded with match
The mans rame was Duncan. and
Niishill was the scene of the occur
renee. The man was blown instan,
taDeonsly to atoms, and hole made in
ibe street three feet deep by two aud
half wide-big enough for baby's
grave His motive appears to have
been chagrine at III natured gossip.
and perhaps desire to connect hi
memory with some act Which would fill
he neighborhoud rather with dread
than Contempt. Suicides often appear
70 take much account of the effect to
be produced by the pity or the terror
Of their end London Spectator.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
TILDEN'S ELECTION.
The Result and Its Meaning

The election of Saml J. Tilden to
the Presidency of the United States
means renewed prosperity to the whole
country. and peace, reconciliation aud
fraternity to the whole people 1t
means a cleaning out of official cor
ruption and an honest administration
of the affairs of the government II
means a restoration of the policies of
the government to the principles Of
the constitution and the honored
tradition of our revolutionary sires.
The Southern people will accept the
extended hand of Mr. Tilden as the
earnest of common national brother
hood, aud can salute the "old flag
with the pride of other days, no longer
feeling themselves held as aliens or
enemies. We are at home in the house
e our fathers. With common pride
ve can battle for its sacred folds. claim
.ts protection, or defend it when as
.iiled by foreign or domestic foes.
~ m renewed pr tyrl-.c- ~ come renewed
mercy. industry. hope, ambition. The /
Northern people will learn that we
are not race Of Kuklux assassius,
hating them or our country, numbering
negroes. or secretly plotting treason
and waiting an opportunity to wreak
revenge on our Northern brethren
The poor negro will learn that the
Southern people are in truth their
riends, and not demagoguing for their
re enslavement or to deprive them of
my civil or political rights, as has
I.een charged against us. The North
ern people will also learn that the
rebel claim business" was the miser
bic lying of sinking Radical corrup
ionists. In six months the honest
masses of the Republican party will
earn that Tiden's election was bless
ng to them and to the whole people
rhe Inauguration of Tilden and Hen
tricks will be the harbinger of peace
n earth and good will to all mankind.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

The Hickman COURIER is the only
Democratic paper in the district sup
porting judge Boone for Congress
which has RETAINED from heaping per
sonsl abuse upon Col. Turner and his
friends All honor to the Invest.
raciest, newsiest, able, and most fairly
and honorable conducted paper in this
end of the State. 1t strikes hard
blows for its favorite Judge Boone
but they are all delivered with knight
y courtesy aud grace Trigg County
Democrat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
VICTORY5!

Tilden Our Next President.
Tilden 1876 Electoral Votes,
Hayes l73.
Tilden 100000, Hays 3,2O0-
600.
Grantism Doomed Forever.
-he7People for Honest Government.
Paa:e. Reconciliation and Fraternity.
The Old Flag Floats Over all Alike.
Two Million Northern Voters ofar
Peaoa to the South.
= Solid South Accepts.
The Union Now Forever.
'EilGen SquePzes iE1 by 23
Votes, but IL There.
Fears shat. Republicans
Will Count EdaE es ia
by Throwing ont
Votes iH louis
lama or Florida
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
vote 81 Fulton County.

The following returns are obtained
from the officers of the election before
comparison by the Examining Board
It viii not vary but a few votes from
the ofhriaI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
CONNECTICUT
NEW JERSEY

Trenton. Nov. 8--The Democrats
claim New Jersey by about 5000.
Democrats hold their own in Congress
men.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

THE PARADISE OF MONET LEND
DERs The Pall Mall Gazatte says /:
India must be the paradise OF money
lenders. Some years ago a Cnri>tian
capitalist advanced the sum of sf5 on
the personal security of a Eura,ian
coreligioui>t employed a. writer in Il
Government Office The interest was
originally only seventy five per cent.
per anuum, but as nothing had been
paid at the end Of two years the debit
or gave promissory note for the
amount then due. and undertook to
pay 10 per cent forthe future. Three
years went by without any payments
being made, and then a fresh capitali
zing operation was effected. About
that time the debtors salary was in
creased, and he at once set a side a
mo'ety OF his pay for the purpose OF
reducing his debt Ia this be succeed
ed 50 perfectly that at the time of his
death. lew years later, he owed no
more than 9100.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
OHIO

CINcINNATI, Nov. S-The Demo
Gratis concede the State to Hayes BY
near 10000. Republicans gained 5
congressman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. Chicago goes
Democratic by 1900, and have made
gains all over the State, but HAYES
carries it by reduced majority M
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
INDL4N1-

INDIANoPoLIs. Nov 6.-The Dem.
ocrats have gained on their October
minority. TiIden will carry the State
by between 5000 to 10000. Demo
Gratis lose 4 Congressman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

THE Democrats will still have
working majority in Congress, though
considerably reduced.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
Tilien's majority s96. Total vote lI9
FULTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Thanks GiVing E'T0CIasEsa alton
by tsse Governor.

Boone's majority over Turner 36i.
Total vote I2U6.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
ALABAMA.


MONTGOMERY Nov. S.-Returns in
dictate Democratic majority of % 600.
The Democrats elect : Congressman.
GEORGIA.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 8-Georgia gives
Tilden majority of between $4,000
and 10000 Returns Indicate an un-
( broken delegation to Congress.
J MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON, Nov 8-Mississippi elects
perhaps Congressman. TiIdeu's
majority will reach between 10000
and $4,000.
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Nov 8.-The Demo
cratic majority in Texas will probably
reach 10000. Texas sends an IN
broken Democratic delegation to Con
gress.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 8.-Arkansas
goes for Tiden by a large majority,
probably 80, 900 The Democrats lose
Two Congressmeh.
DELA H-4RE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S-Returns
from different portions Of the State
shows that Tilden carries Delaware bv
over $500.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. S-At Demo .
cratic headquarters Tildeu's majority
is estimated at Is, 600 Democrats lose
30 Congressman.
VIRGINIA..
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. s -Democrats
gaining over any previous election
riiden will carry the State by FROM
. 900 to 10000 Only one Republi
,au Congressman will be elected. -
WEST VIRGINIA..
WHEELING. Nov. S-Returns give
bout the same Democratic majority
: in October. Tilden carries the State
y about IS coo.
KENTUCKT
LOUISVILLE, Nov. .8.-Tilden will
AIRY Kentucky by from 1000 to 60,
90. Democrats gain one Congress
ian.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Nov 8-AH points heard
-om give Democratic gains. The
Democrats have the State by at least
600 The Democrats elect out of
Congressman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

Wonder if Republicans will sell u.
S. Bonds at so cents now that Tilden
is elected,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

If the Republicans try to count
Tildent out on little Florida it may
prove big job
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

The manifold blessings enjoyed by
Us as a people during the year now
drawing to a close, admonish as Of our
duty to humbIy give thanks TO Al
mighty God for the great benefits we
have received.
Therefore [ james B McCreary,
Governor Of the Commonwealth Of
Kentucky, do designate and appoint
Thursday. November Both, 1876. as q
day Of Thanksgiving aud Prayer; aud
| request the people of Kentucky to
cease all secular occupations, and lay
asde all political contentious on thar
dag, and assemble in their respective
houses Of worship; give thanks 10 the
Raler Of the Universe for His great
Kindness and mercy to u; earnestly
ak that he will continue to guard our
Repubiic which he has so gracously
preserved through the vicisitudes of an
hundred years, and give wisdom to
its councils, purity to its government
aud happiness to its people; that He
will spccially bless our commonwealth.
ia institutions. its industries, aud its
education and benevoleDce, promote
among US health, prosperity aud fra
ternitv. and continue to US forever
His divine favor.
- Ia testimony whereof, |
{ J have caused these letters
LIS. to be made patent and the
seal Of the Commonwealth
TO he hereunto affixed
Dane at Frankfort, the 2ud day OF
November, in the year OF our Lord
ooe thousand eight hundred and sew
eatv.six. and in the eighty fifth year
Of the Commonwealth.
JAMES B McCREARY.
By the Governor
j SroppARD JOHNSTON, Scfy Of STATE.
"PEAoE, Reconciliation and Frater
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

THE people OF New York appreciate
the reform work of Tilden in their
State.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10

"PEAcE, Reconciliation and Frater
ni,y .''-TILDEN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-10
NEW TORK

~ Il ~ a - %SAA'
New York, Nov. S.-Tilden has
certainly carried the State by hand
some majority. The Democrats elect
their Governor The Congress- men
stand, Democrats 13; Republicans 20.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s -Hayes
carries the State by between s, 600 and
10000. Congressman, Republicans,
II; Democrats, 10.
MAINE.
PORTLAND. Nov. 8-Hayes' ma
iority is 1900 or $4,000 Unbroken
Republican delegation to Congress.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CoNcoRD, Nov. s -The State is
Republican by about 5000. No
change in Congressman.
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, Nov 8-Hlyes car
ries Vermont by 1868 majority
Solid Republican Congressional dele
cation.
GASSA CHUSETTS.
BosroN, Nov. 8.-The Republicans
carry the State by about $4,000 ma,
jority. Democrats probably lose one
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Nov S-Hayes will
have from 5000 to 5000 majority.
Congressman.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov The Republi-
cans make some gains, but the State
undoubtedly for Tilden, by about 5, /
900. Congressional delegation about
the same-possible Republican gain
,f oDa
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C4ROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov 8-AIl points heard
from give Democratic gains. The
Democrats have the State by at least
5000. The Democrats elect Z out of
8 Congressmen.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov S-At Demo
cratic headquarters Tildeu's majority
is estimated at $4,000. Democrats lose
no CoupressmaD.
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TEXTS.

GALVESTON, Nov 8.-The Demo
cratic majority in Texas will probably
reach 10000 Texas sends an IN
broken Democratic delegation to Con
gress.
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EEN-TTCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. .8.-Tilden will
carry Kentucky by from 10000 to 60,
600. Democrats gain one Congress
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 8.-Arkansas
goes for Tilden by a large majority,
probably 50, 900. The Democrats lose
Two Congressmer