davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-07
Mai6er Absan9. s Mt;A' as. 1ss

aesntsn uab @srtaufer a. ..49r ,fp morEFE
5erbt-Saiis an anb 8pbt ibsea 4bpnnspten 3mst Der
erbbttn anb l6Nnfsn Hieosrapbts en-. spei au6srfa IN.
~lisbsnpsn Stibera, ptlGe tpTprt Ap9oag fnesn. ppn apts,
Fast asleep. 40suten pabsn .tntmenisu Grfple 90 n
bic Bette itm6ie eeboitne Selt9enpeit tWr tic. gBr li,fsrn
bsn lsiGtsisa unp lGpnften 9tItIu .. u asnitanb unp BE-.
jablsn itbr bePs epinmiiNVa.e seer frlbes ODER neue
liber 0prrotb ju- anssnbIidit@sr Ssr !neans y%Urbanbrn.
Dtt 8situns isltf tset nRisr 5amiliea -Spurnalsn obnt
tbres 9lei6en ba, uae 1T ~ popular, has fe Die arU6te
0erbrettuue IN Der aSeit bar! 0as bettI literartihs
Talent wtrb perpsnbsl. @pparO @sslstCn's @r,ablnna
fanat eerabs an; es truteren 4aptel u c ,bsn ben YkOnes
nenten e%eItsfsrt. Wlrs. Strws's ianserlebnte SpIae an,
MY wife and Il. be8,nut mat BEN neltn Sabre. SIR,
genb Ssmanp, Der elm 8uses SGldr Cbsr tin unabbdn toes
@ef1dft wlnfGt. loatt fur G,reuIars unp preiNjae Id
wtabtn an 9. u, 6or3 u. 60, Nsw gsri .1i4sL
or Sss' e.. sG s,sSs:s = ,s''a'a''2l Ssnten petlanat.
, 1876-11-07
M1e Irten @t1rmer lebenbia emit
ferut.

6. s. &unfeps @urm.S Drup ermangelt
ME, giaoel,. Siss unb Wiirmer gu
pertreiben. Or. &unfeI 1T Der eln5tge
praftilde Irst, melher ben YanoDurm lebens
Dig ianmt &opf unb Iuem biuncn N i
StnuDeu gu uertreiben permag. ST nlmmt
fein Souorar, bepor Der @nrm %entferlt 1T.
ytan fam iib leidt benfen, ba6, penu Der
8anomurm lelblt, ale anbern @iirmer nm
10 leidttr bon lbm auS9etrieben meroen fOl'
aen. Sprebt bel @urem Ipotbefel Dor, unp
uerlanst cine Slal6e BON &unteps 8urm'
Sprup. Yreis 81 p. 81. vt tbut INNER
lelne @irtung. Office uub Store SO. 259
gtorp 8. StraBe. Austunft miro gratis &C.
geben.
, 1876-11-07

tiAs b~eritslee, Hd&r nit Dssyspfa stbAfH N. Ssk
teraual 10 q, BET etnenn lueuGti6en 0latlt mts etn fae
snbefesbarsn Werlanstn ~ asen, baraFIbdi ~ nebmeH
aah buaao6 bur6 bts 8ur&t Saprn ausSsf6lpaen ~ ftta.
Set sem @enuas f&nsa .ns fhn far6tbars S&naerlea.
An Sde 4ausstnpGea. ha a knmss ihlr aasas, HaS q.
uAs u tabsln kubd. 81 aaalt er Dssssvhlc I'D fslba
nab fetnt sauit unasebuns. Dts Aladltat 8rstlt6teh
Ia &ietnen Sirb at&t Idnsu e.salbu, bic ssnje 3aub
It&fttt wirs eas 1~reahIst nnb bea patteatra trtnst sas
Dtpustfein, sae Sas astea ttn dns Eau ~ nnh felba "
RaAfen tbn mdssa, at4t itltea cur Drsrdesaa sas b
nss sam GdbRrnsrAA 6b6 uaS1a -
, 1876-11-07

htseas kDerHsa bic f&rtdIt&ea e&msrtex sxsbafsR
Af& Bttters" en 5ettmitts etssten wtrb. haS Seller letf
ulanetn iann9 g linbut bic S&mtr,ea isfprt unb ID
Fsrtseftst.m 0tbrau&e rirt bar patient bon gDpGe 70
&BsHt h6 tsRer bsfnbtn 10 dnt s,Qadxstee 9aluns It,
ka sssbes httiS ssabstess Sa!ntsAa n ssssSnAea
, 1876-11-07
Wfra" platform.

Dilberslans. cline srO6c Sitrbs. @ln pOutaaetses
StuS sntsr OtIen. Nrs8sI ~ &tltapa9ssa.9aaplAa-
5tn nc 4. S!re1lart 8raEts ptrltabsi. Aorslntu
sH2unfi &tn &tdt,orr, SIS lOA"
, 1876-11-07

sg- MOTIF. = Die alsemeinen Sptterieee)ebe nm
Der baraui beji9Iibe iiiuslte GonsreBbei6IuB bat, lout
elmer ridterli6en Gntibeibun9. auf Die pon uus Der.
tauiten europSii6cn StaatS-NrGmiens Spnes feline
Nnlpenbun9.
, 1876-11-07
Observation-Disclosures

Ser sesera n Bic srsss sDrffdtts bs R5rysrs. Dss
Ess nbdIt has sanss ssfein Nabrans uab 8raft. gDeas
". %9asea aab anbsrs 8trbaaaaesprsant naGlaGen, ibR
sSat GbStaiett ~ e~ntptdsln, mas Der santt 8Srper Id
tsa. 2x Rrantbtitsn, rriae sas seasrtr Gbdttsfett be
Clearinghouse tarattea, anb stri&ttbtner Grt, atu
es 9euytarfaAs hldbt tmu,r bteftlbs. Dto n bu
esEanb, weber has .e@wthif& Sttters," N u as Star.
Maesaastsd wtrst, be 8erbaxunssprsant rtselt nnb ttps
eduxbt Gbktssstt b.ratnt. 70 stae Rranitsttn btlt, III
safSe9aens eass ssl&isseSS Rstur RaA. @ts snnsa
tfsasky kfssSess
8&stnsfu@s
sab ait aastrea saasenran!t sitrn sntatpsR etts 70 ~
avs StsrunstS her Massntbatisteit, as bur6 erbli&s
@nlagt sber bsftis' Grtdltuns. gDenn bic SpttIe mid
gesoorie ptreaust unO Der R5rper In 5ples etfsa ni9t btu.
ts4sllS raa5rt plrs, aus abmasnlas sin.retsn uni
~ aef&pa&tt epasm srli,s. sea ldatsken NnIaa cine
Srfsitaaa BIZ bel ttutr perfsn BON trdftsr @eluneb,1
gar nt@t In Setra&t l6nt. D1s sernbmttAsn W,rits
sena fs 8das bon e&winbfu8t Ia ben srasu etabisn bc
sssets, r5tea eent assnabmt tbrs aaimsr!iamteit ~.
th af bk &ts1nrans Der Drbsauasseraans, bamif IN
Sselss, DslS. sr Yaitsns ~ "a uimfat. ttSm ut4. fraSt
een nse tbm sntssbn sar idas sbn ta aaseiasu Heak
nsais sub fa!tHts Rsbrnaa ~ tiesn-
, 1876-11-07

ERafrn, S&asld3Rebe entfeBen aus srSprbsxen DIuh.
9tatn bieGe 4ran7bstten IA ,6@psbtl~ Bttters" bas wtrb
fsmas 64usmttta, wdl q Der bette 8lutrstai8sr IA, ~
% sisbt. abtr wlrt Der Gtbraa& IN fpdt cber at&t stnas
SAD ea Gnueifuas t~teonnen, 70 BAT poden. WaferA,
6&asla&Rebr nab aabet mit 8tebr sebuubtut RrauL
>ettea ansbrt&es, saaa mus Der @ebrau6 ipfprt eiRsU
asas wnten Va &ransttttta tn heien StAptux dns a.
ssee 4seauhtsaa nfsrbtrn.
, 1876-11-07
Dsrft&tl-D as G&te e&sesHA
oHifss "sss auasi@lisbIia Ssrsitst 'ss
H.. Dentel u. 60.
lsS asrs Grttts etraSa
SsIaSslpsa

VA - YHeItfan sss WG&Asmassea ssI Dstrss A
RAaa z bic NamtasantstiArth - raktrts tieuib&
@srs y&useax S&sentAs" h4@ &alA< ~ ~ -
Sttess eaSAxIt etaeebleEA
Stessa4saagdfaaSea h esslfAu sxe AsstfAa 0vsa
%, ~ nnlert untsrf&rte .Dsad e g." AsstR a
b4es 8aafAt hdssAsA
HeaA 70 Atsas stns Naaf4s fs4s gssf4@ - ANyA.
~ 10 bSsidsm ~ kSsS bgttt 6tssE - = ~
9sSsfesss szs &saesss ~ 1Asssssa eaas1e
- -
, 1876-11-07

0oftor, eS brenut ME NIT q / ii.
benoen &n9elnM 90 bort maj oft ben
an nnperoaulifteit 9eloenoen fla9eH, Nad,.
Dem er 9eAeiier, erl6elnt es linn in Der Chat,
als beme9e llh cine Qliibenoe &u9el IN ieInem
Vfa9en bin nro Der. SBt er bel, 70 fiiblt ct
Dies, iBt er nlft ptel, 10 bat er bod %oaielbe
@efibl. IS beniulmt ibm Die gauge 2ebenS,
luft. Benn benz 2lrSt ipirtllh baran lieat,
lelnen Batlenten 81 c~urIreu, 10 ioute er ntdt
crit lar9e @rperlmeute nit linn MAIDEN, lons
bern BEN 3elbenoen eiuiah ben @ebralh BON
Peruptan Sprup anratben, oeiien aus.
ae6eidnete @lGtnng ihou 10 lailse unb ltets
lur l3ufrtepenbeit erprobt puroe. Nelrlge
&uselu i'm Dtageu unb Y|eruuian Sprup
pertrogCn lih lhlehi Suiammen. Stidt gu
Gurem Gpotbeter, er halt ss itets porrdthtg,
unb perIutt eS. SIS miro Wunoer bepirfen.
, 1876-11-07

Deststbtns Blat II ss 4euytsrss&s w eaGaraAbD
sab fssss sitbcfttr RrsusbeiteA.
, 1876-11-07
go Nrp,ei,t.
$50 OH gsmluieu pawpNDtp
S~pMpanp. - F'
q a d q e 10 yprt.

Dtsfs Company pire stnsu ibrsr na&fUIssabsn Yraai.
pplea 0amp[er, 1910 SpmInipu. aSpanpte, J(aa.
BEL, Jttd)mpnp, ~Xlibemacle, Qatteraa unl
t0eprae rs. &ieer (tm SaaJ WI Ieeem AtenHaH.
Jrettas MAO oamsta8 pI 9pppsrsr apIaQseH
lanen.
Nlels S&tHe fnb sans ueu uubi.pxrpsn auspridlia
iul ptele Npate aeGauE.
Sts papsa psa91ppae Saloons. . { Blooms ant
Sape.StmMer.
Du SPe,isa, Ssqasm!t@istt uaD SsDisauus fab I'M
uberrenltp.
Quaarsn, psI6e nit eeler 9iaie p~erianpt psrpen, Ian.
pen rssslmaB,s IN y.sp-yprt an ptat a0eESsdtsa pier d,
COMPANY, 81 9Iprlp Wtper. ~.t...'
SraGt [ur Ylase meier ais yisp.gUrf perpea l&ueA
o~eIprpert MD pito paIur atUts ais Due ptrtlt9 gebupIen
Antpten beFs1att. -4.trI- 49,. Y.
S@ttts pielsr &tnie perlaHen 9iprtelt UNI 7hlIbr 9td9.
rntttaas pabreap pss g %oilriers. l- az ri OIL
Sra0t Enlightenment ote D nQr 4beapS ieben Gag.
QDesen pelIsrer 4Hstunli nsnpe man ru an
@epree aS. ALLEN ". N0., aeenten,
feb. aimee @empaaps ~2pparpsS, Wuaetts,
, 1876-11-07

80 Warren, Sd s urdl Ctr. q. 3
qies fsalI6es urp @abres 5dift cine 6reiinorl
m NQonap u. So, 80 y6artem Gte @hurd Str, Nc
9ort. 4ustuuft. 3nuienOe w'rtb miro Nb"en 'nof
bitt.
, 1876-11-07

0teBwet d 70 iteh Setn0e leib.
liden @oblbefnoens, &beunatismus NIB
@lht, boren 81 tnelpen aut wenn Der lei.
oenoe Gheil td9Iitl nit @leun's 9 CD 10 G.
fel- 9 gepai1en miro, Der ollie S6mer.
sen oertreibt, Die @elente UNI WfuSteln 9es
i6meioi9 unO elaitilh maft. Depot GrIt.
tentOn'S, yto. Z Sehlte 4uenue, g. o.
SilpS Saar. uno Bart = ~Sdrbun9smlttel
0bluarS ODER braun) so Gents.
, 1876-11-07

ausrten HI nnsg Ell zines l lah,bb, /
0ru9giiten, Die Sambur9er SAINT
lien 90 ebtsinen betrefienb. : Serr
Sames Sabcof, gtem Sampton, Soma,
ifreibt oil uls: 9r. Iu9ult &ont as
Sambnr9er 6amilten Mebt5t>
mem oerfauien iih iebr gut obne ole Wliibe
uno nimnlt Die Na tfrage INNER gu.
, 1876-11-07

Son s. s. Mc clifton, @iq, Sal
timore, NJ D. nS1 fible eS ais cine
Yfidt, Sbnen ge9eniiber anauerfemterl, baB
cine inn9e Dame, elm Wiitgliep meiner SSami.
lie, mdbreuo mebrerer Sabre an beftioen
neutrality-suspicious. lit, uub baB Die &ranfz
belt bereitS oerartig oOr9eidritten mar, oat
ruseadtet Der belten 9ler5te, Die Su Static ge.
so9ens %prrben, mir bod beiiir6teteil, baB otele
&rantbelt ibr, mie 10 oielen anberen porber,
einen friibSeitigen SOB brinsen wiirbe. Sd
Wuroe ourh 3ureoea zines Breunoes perall.
la6t, Or. ISL ar SsyaGiam of 8ttb
&berrb 81 tpriatelL ullo. feb; pa, nod
Dem @ebralth nan ofet'Slaidyen mar lie boil
fommen ber9eteat,ilIE n)ilgH mi
so Gents uto 81 Die Slaide. gu babeu in
allen Apotbefen. 7 G N3E 6Hfl
, 1876-11-07
syieber nnS faltes Tieber.

Tieber uno WedIelfeber fir so Gents furirt. 60
ai.bt tein 6eitmittel III Der g8elt, tnslhes 6ieber une
g9e6ielfeber uno ale iouiti9en oermanotm Rranfbei.
itisps Sieber (bsnen OIrb iRaolpap's 'Giaen abas5oIisn
piro) 10 raid b%eieitiSt ais SRabsap's WsIbq Rsl.f~
80 Gents Der Flaide.
, 1876-11-07
SsatansfAI&sa
@03sA

gysAssa, gisasa. ..sssA nseess~ easesaSss &sszS
astksA.
, 1876-11-07

y axs tss aasla6fetsfsx &raztsettea. sesea bss ~
fesnasftls&t gatsrtpOrfsn II. aRs lstsea namtnaidT al
nta saraa. Dis urja&fa. wel&s befts f&ssdlt&er 10
esrssrrsfeu, ane perf&tsbsn nab sieIfestt@ dbu bb h.
sxr& GtdrtaHssatsss bas RssehfpReu, BIZ o. sass
auasprsant Anb sabar& AtH sapiea 6Srpes ~ t6 pa.
DaS ..S&wetifG Btttsrf" atpt aatrrei&t Va ale [.6r,
taasSnstttd kh ben eben nw6bntex Grsalbdteu anS bdi
xaNfsnsen Bite 0suabttt jur1dsYsbsn, ptl&e ldss Se.
ian a~ueifsItsu. k wttber 0taus an qst'a ~ aabes.
sstesessefdsIastnAett,
, 1876-11-07
G1menif@ 0itters.
Rax sas GrdutsritfteA
&saaDesif@ 8ttaeeA

0ss neAr eIs ptertuabert Sapsea sysbedts elm bera%
see f&webtf&sr ar,t I'd tsx wtaenf&e ffIi3en Susf@unAL
@e4e Il fat aaf allen abtlea Der Grit anfeatt, bt -
aslttee Stessft sswtGu Ar&u.n u.S W. &stssa h1f6
ata si&e ba AAuptaeeanbtsdk Us
, 1876-11-07
Circular fur bic permanente NMs=
fteuuua.

Die 9irettoren Der b%eabiiftigten perma-
nenten Iusfteuuns i'm Saupt=AuSlteuun9s=
@ebdnbe baben oas folsenoe Circular ertz
morris II pel6eS, iobalo Die nOthigen Sorbes
%reitnnsen s%etroffen iinb, uer0feutlidt miro,
pieneidt idon in einlsen Gagen.
INTERNATIONAL 9lnsifef1lns,
Sauptsebduce, Gentennialplas,
, 1876-11-07

fas unbsflssus RrenfpuisH aub Bic meSiinif6s psbsnA.
tans s~tritIben fam stenals N fras tsapnnsu tvtrSsn
ntaa s.braa3t eas ye&uebh@ Saters" staau aaS b.
9nSsiinHs ane es Is&ts epur sa sbenstnaHntsu id
ptse rlSptne Dem patisutsn wtrb uafeblkar a
ssaadnelst 9slassbstt iurids.ssbtn ssS issss H. faase
etAestttt atat R& baIb pteSes dR.
, 1876-11-07
Railways Ready Relief,

Reifenoe ionten tets cine slai6e bon Rabnop's
0tsaop Relief bel itt. fibren. Meni9e 3ropfen in gBai.
bes gDaiers berriibren, oorbeu9en. SIS LIT better ais
franJDTil6er 8ranop ODER Sittsrs ala ein Otei5mittsl,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16
end the House represent If they have

sud the louise be present If they have
no supervising power in the premises
Ii hey have power of supervision
OF the count, as would seem to be i'm
piled, to what extent does it go! 1t
they have power. to overlook the count
they clearly have it as aJOint COnven-
1ion, and the Twenty-second Joint
Rule aside, disputed questions touch
ing the count must be decided by tine
two Houses sitting in Joint Convcn-
tion. The authority rests nowhere
else. 1t is not given to the President
Of the Senate. 1t is not given to either
House separately, unless it be by the
Twenty-second Joint Rule. 1t must
exist in the two Houses sitting in
Joint Convention. Logically and le-
ultimately all questions as to count in
dispute should be determined by the
respective States, and should be car
ried to the Capital settled, They are
matters tor the States to decide. But
plainly, they are not questions for the
President of the Senate to decide.
Either, under the operation of the
Twenty-second joint rule, the vote OF
the State to which objection is made
can be received only by the concur.
rent vote ot. both Houses, or disputed
votes must be subject to the decision
OF the Senators and the members Oi
the House in joint convention. In
either event.the Republican party has
nothing to hope for from fraudulent
count.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16
The Sunday Question.

The Chicago Times, commenting
upon the question as to who shall be
President on the 4th of March, coming
as it does OIL Sunday, says:
1t has occurred to somebody that
neither Mr.. Tilden nor Mr.. Hayes will
be the next President of the United
States. The reason is this: Mr.. r.Grant's
term will expire at noon on the 4th of
March. But the 4th of March next oc.
ours on SUNDAY. it being assumed that
his successor will not be inaugurated
until Monday, the 9th, there will be
an .sinterregnum" OF one day. Grant
will not be President, because his
term expires at noon on Sunday. The
person who may be chosen as his sue.
cessor will not be President, because
he will not be inaugurated. By law,
the President of the Senate would act
as President during this 'interregnum'
should it occur. But Senator Ferry,
who is now President of the Senate,
cannot serve during the interval, be-
cause his term also expires at noon OH
the Ash of March. Under these cir
cumstances, it is proposed to elect
some one whose term does not expire
in place of Ferry as President of the
Senate. The Times would nominate
Roscoe Conkiing for the place 1t
would be an innocent qualification of
his ambition TO place him at the head
of the Government, ii only for a day.
1t will not be safe, however, for any,
body to bet his mOny that anbOdy be-
sides Tilden or Hayes will be next
President. 1t is possible for Grants
successor 10 be iuaugurated on Sun
day. 1t is possible, too, for Grant to
hold oyer by suffrance until Monday
noon. And even ii the 'interregnum'
should occur, the Senator acting in the
interim would not be President He
would be simply person acting i'm
place of President. Any person who
should bet that this person would be
President would be likely to lose his
money if the question should be left
TO constitutional lawyer 10 decide.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16

THE Philad clphia Times says of the
fraudulent attempt of the Radical ras-
Gals to count out Mr.. Tilden and
count in Hayes:
Amy palpable attempt to manipu-
late the returns of louisiana or South
Carolina or Florida, to commission
fraudulent electors to choose a Presi.
dent in defiance of a popular majority
of nearly qG arter OF q million, would
appall the country as tei ribly as did
civil war itself. would be tho end
Of government. the enI of law, the
end of trust, the end OF credit, the end
of the liberty that has been our boast.
The people have borne with the pol
luton of the ballot in Louisiana that
overthrow all honestly-chOsen State
government by the bayonet. 1t was a
grave crime against the peace. the
honor, aud TIE prosperity of the ma
ton, to PROSTATE sovereign Com
monwealth i'll the dust; and both
branches of COnnress, although large
ly Republican,, have placed their EN-
phatic condemnation upon the wrong,
by rejecting both Senators and Repre-
sentatives who bore the broad seal of
the usurping government, and by
compelling a revision OF the returns to.
seat the frauduiently rejected legisla-
tors. 1t was submitted to because
however serious the wound to free,
government, il was local sore that
left the fOuntsin of national authority
unpolluted but should the same fraud
be summoned TO assert its OnnipO-
tence in the highest sanctuary of Off
cial power, forbearance would cease
to be virtne.
1t is a matter of little moment COM
paratively whether Samuel j. Tilden
or Rutherford B. Hayes shall be the
President of the United States but it
is matter Of the protoundest mo-
ment to every citizen, Of every party,
that he who is TO be clothed with the
highest trust of the people shall come
with a spotless commission to his vast
prerogatives and exceptional honore.
He must come in the name of the law,
and with its sanctity untouched by The
spoiler, and if he shall thus come,
whether he shall be the choice OF the
people as expressed by the ballot, or
the choice of the law that honestly
cOntraYenes the popular will, there
will be cheerful obedience and gener-
Gus support 10 the lawfully chosen
ruler of the Union,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16
disqualified Electors.

The Worlds special from Montpe-
lier, Vermont, says the discovery has
been made that Henry. n. Sollace, Jr.
one of the Republican Presidential
electors elect, is eneligible, he being
Postmaster of Bradford. The Repub.
licans are talking of curing the matter
by having him resign his Postmaster.
ship. How that can work to cure the
defect and make him qualified to be
elected on the 7th inst. isn't it very
clear.
A similar defect is reported to ex.
ist in the Electors for Oregon.
A special to the Cincinnati Enquirer
from New York dated the 18th says
at has been found out that some oi
the Republican Electors of Loulsians
are believed TO be now holding FEEDER.
al Offices, and are therefore, to be dis.
qualified. Their places can not be flllt d
as there are no State laws providing
for the filling of vacancies. If this re-
port shall be confirmed, theDemocrats
will cease 10 contest the election, and
simply hold that Tilden is still chosen
by majority of legal votes. This is
the last phase of the situation"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Nov. II,

From the Cincinnati Enquirer Nov H.
One of our reporfe ers met very
prudent and trustworthy gentleman
yesterday afternoon, when the follow.
ing conversation took place:
Reporter suppose you begin to
feel that the Presidential muddle is
clearing up since the arrival of tile
steam boat at Palatki?
A. B.-Well, / am inclined to the
opinion that no matter how Florida
Hayes.
Reporter--What! do you think fraud
will be attempted?
A. B.-Well, l will tell You what
] have just heard. Another gentle
man and myself were standing talking
in the Grand Hotel office,a little while
ago, commenting on the dispatch from
Florida, when gentleman interrupt
ed us by saying that he could relieve
all our anxiety about Florida. He
then stated that be was United Stales
Commissioner q Customs in Florida,
and that he had just arrived from the
State, and that he would bet 81 900 to
$50 that the State would be counted
Tor Hayes. He went on to say that
he knew all the members of the Re-
turning Board personally, and that it
the vote of Florida was neened for
Hayes it would be certainly forthcom-
ing. He said the matter had been ar
ranged before the election, with the
understanding that the present contin-
gency might arise Several strong
Democratic counties had been spotted,
aud irregularities in the election ma
chinery provided for in advance, such
as having the Republican clerk to re-
sign when it was TOO late for any one
else to receive a regular commission,
&c, When questioned about the ac-
tual vote of the State, he said he did
not doubt it had gone Democratic, but
it would surely be counted for Hayes
He said most, if not all, the young
men of the State voted this time the
Democratic ticket.
Reporter-Did you learn the Com
name?
A. B.-I did. He is certainly well |
acquainted with Florida and the peo-
pie there, as am well acquainted with
the people myself.
Reporter-So you think we have no
chance tor Florida?
A. B.-It really locks as if Chand-
er's boasting was based upon facts
that justified it. 1t seems that, no
natter how the popular vote is, Mr..
rilden is to be counted out.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16

The Louisiana Returning Board
meets to-day. There are two negroes
on the Board who are the only legal
members of that august body, and
they have the authority under the law
to fill all vacancies. Thus are two me-
groes clothed with the power to de-
termine the vote of The State and cheat
the majority of quarter OF million
voters of the nation out of their
choice for President. To that quarter
are all Radical eyes turned for comfort
On what slender thread hang Presi-
dental things.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16
THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA, November. l5 l

| RAvENNA, November. l5 1876.
| FLOUR-No. new wheat. 80 %; old, ranges
f.on So 40, for Red TO 81 OU Tor XXX
| White. Demand steady.
WHkAr-$I 10 a 81 20.
| CORN-Shclled brings 4 &c 4jc; ears, 90 a 25c
OATS Doc Sales duli.
| RYE-No. brings 81 q Gp'; aH s-H
| BARLEI-Noac in market. $3.50
| BUCKWHEAI-69 a 65c. per busheI.
HAY-Scliing at ST q 81; according TO
quality. Dull sale.
BEEF-Per cwI., s. a 81
HOGS--DresSed, Sc " per cwt,
LARD-City render ed l51. - &
SMOKED MEArS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling ut i5c; Country 121sc.
shoulders City cured selling at 1aIac. Dried
Beef selling at .O,:. s......
POULTHY-Sman supply in the market
Chickens dressed. buyers pays "a 10ccnts; un-
dressed % &c TurA les. un,lressetl. 81. 4
BUTrLR--Is a &c, and steady.
CHEESE-FactoEy. retails. 121sc,
EGGS-buyers pay 2Oc. per 'ioL.
POTArOES-Buyers pay Coz.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in small.lcmand
at 81 so per bu. Medium 81 25. T
VINEG AR-Pure cider ,reta;ls 25930c per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
HIDES-Green tTlmm I'd q 5tac. -
EEATIIERS-Best reta il at Toe. 81
WHITE LIME--s1 Is per bbl. {,
WATER LIME-Sa y
SALT-Coarse sells at g 75 fine IL Is.
WOOL--25 c. d 35 c. per 1b !
WOOD-Stove 81 oO92 50 3 feet wood - 90
d $3 SO per cord.
SUGARS
Coffee \ sells for 123ac
Extra & :" .......-.....---.1 10 tgl1c
Glanuatcd :" .-.......--.....----1 123c
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16
Democratic Majority .


This is counting New Hampshire as
it now stands-the election for Con-
gressmen in that State not taking
place until next March. The Senate
as it now stands has stwentv-nineD Dem.
ocrats, forty-four Republicans and one
vacancy. Mr.. Pinchback's seat. So far.
the Democrats gain one Senator in
New Jersey, one in Mississippi, one
in Texas, one in Arkansas, two in
Louisiana and one in South Carolina
= seven i'm all. The Senate will ths re-
fore stand-Democrats, thirty.six IRE
publicans, forty. The latter including
Colorado. and a good chance to beat
John A. Logan in Illinois. Booth
and Chrtstiancy, both Independents ARE
included here in the count OF Republi-
cans, so that il is not impossible that
Vice President Hendricks may occs-
sionally cast the deciding vote in par
ty measures.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-16
4.577,OOO,OOO

The most belligerent States in Eu-
rope are, however, those most esvily
in debt-Hussia and Turkey-and both
are preparing for struggle which is
to result in tine dismemberment of the
Turkish Empire and its exclusion
from Europe, or in such a weakening
and impoverishment of Russia as to
cripple her for half century. The
Turk is now involved, and Russia is
but little better, aud yet they are verg-
ing on a war which will, however it
results, leave both States heiplessly
and hopelessly covered with debt.
The general aggregate of debt of the
several nations 1t is more than likely
will never be paid, but will serve for
all time as an interest bearing national
blessing. -rs