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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06

The Andy Baum for Memphis
and Arlington for New Orleans
left Cincinnati Saturday evening,
The Yazoo Valley has laid up at
Vicksburg.
The st, Geneyieve returned to
St. Louis Saturday evening with
100 bales of cotton and other
freight.
The Maumelle backed out Satur,
day evening for the Arkansas river
with a fair trip.
The Glencoe passed down this
morning for New Orleans vel
laden.
The John B. Maude passed up
yesterday for st. Louis with a fair
list of Eastern cotton. She added
here $50 bales and some people.
The Colorado passed down fol
Vicksburg fully laden. She put of
here several hnEared packages Of
freight, and added 20 tons of way
freights.
The Cherokee is due up en- route
to Cincinnati.
The Future City, Atlantic and
Commonwealth left ST. Louis yes
terday for New Orleans.
The Florence Meyer and A. G.
Donnally for New Orleans passed
Evansville yesterday.
The Mary Houston, with her new
fall suit on, is due down this even.
ing for New Orleans.
Bird Parish and Hugh Nixon
went out as pilots on the City Of
Augusta.
After tomorrow, and eden Til.
den."
The City Of Augusta left fol
Jacksonport Saturday. She leaves
there tomorrow evening for New
New Orleans.
The Frank Forest, Capt. VIM.
Joplin, came in from the upper
coast with SO bales and 80 bags o.
cotton and 450 sacks of seed, an(
returns this evening to Shawnee
Village.
The Phil Allin, Captain Stacke:
Lee, came in yesterday from the
lower coast with 3S5 bales and AZ
bags Of cotton and 900 sacks seed
and was full of people. She return.
to Arkansas City this evening a
sharp FIVE, carrying the mail ant
giving prompt attention to all wa,
business. Captain Jimmy Thomp
sln controls the office and is assisted
BY Messrs. Cook Creighton, MI
Burke and Marlin Jones.
The Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane
is the Anchor Line packet leaving
this evening for Cairo and st. Louis
attending to all bend business ant
connecting with the principal rail
roads for all points East and West
Mr.. 0'Hewitti is her prime minister
The City of Helena, Captain
Mckee, is the Anchor Line packe
leaving the elevator tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock for Vicks
burg and the bends, carrying tn
mail and doing all way business
George Walton presides at the desk
The George W. Cheek, Captain
D. P. Davis in command, came il
from the lower coast with 400 bale.
and 10 bags Of cotton and ia.
sacks of seed, and had a big list o
people. She leaves this evening a
sharp 5 for Friar's Point, giyin.
strict attention to all way business
Messrs. Lee Woodland and Johl
Langlois assist in the Office.
The Hard Cash, Capt. Ed Posta
will arrive to-day from White rive.
with over 500 bales of cotton an
seed, and leaves promptly to-mol
row evening with a return TRIP
going. through to JackSonport an
attending to all business on Blac
and Little Red rivers. Messrs
Charles Postal and Champ Cham
berlin, two worthy and efiicieu
clerks, have charge Of the office.
The A. J. White, Captain Ger
Malone, came in from the lowe
coast with 242 bales and 124 bags
cotton and 972 sacks seed, and ais
had a good list of people. She 7,
turns this evening to Riyertol
! giving special attention to all wa
l.~ n.-4.s. T. Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06
9uBLIC LEDGER.
EAsOaIO B~IRECrOKv.

-
toDaus IN
orTH MEMPHIS, No. lis meets "a triday
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. D +
Halter, " NJ; BKPullen. Sec'y.
ANGERoSA. No. l6s-meets lst Monday IL
each month. in Odd Fellows, Hail. CIV
Mosby. W NJ; gre Leeke. PEI = w.5,o,ao :
in each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. AZ
Davis, W NJ; RA Lyle. Seeys
nrSorn- No. 29-meets ID Friday IN each
month. In 0dd Fellows Hall. Jno W Ora
ham, w NJ; II J Ward. Sec'y pro TEN:
KrLwINEISe. No. Al-meets ata FRIDAY IN
zach menth, in ODD teIleMs hSli. James o
carpenter, W n; lack I White, See'y.
EoYAL AROE.
prur CzArrER, No. Z-nos.s 81 Monday o.
each nnnth-at Masonic Hall, IN 6ayoso
block. RObt. Galloway, M. q. ID. P'i u H'
hGsK 80 CnaffEa, NO. s5-mssts at Ma:
sonie Hall, in Hayeso Block, "a Monday OF
ZACH month. B. K. Pullen, N. Il. H. ~
X. W. shelton. ssoretsry.
y. n 4. n,
EuREKk CoUNUIL, No. 6-moon "a I1urs-
dsy of each m0nth--at Masonic nan, N uay-
oso Block. A. ]. Whesler, IT, HI " h.
"' "' rEvPLARE.
CvRRya COxMkEDERT. NO. A-naeetsa th Mon
Aav 81 zach month az Masonic Hal, 6ayoSo
bicsk. I'D Worshsm. x. c.; i. j. Sarchus'
Nv. ELMO ~OoHNANDERY No. I.-Meets
I'd Tuesday Of each month at Masonic hall
6ayoso Block. BIZ. hRller, n. o.; K. W.
e1s moErs OF RED Cross OF C~oNsr4ETrEE-,
meets fist and third Saturdays Of each month
Of Maeonic Hall. L.. Is. Hatch, NJ. Y. 81 l.
j, Barohus, K.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06
Condition Of the Rivers.

The river here is rising slowly,
with s feet to s feet 6 inches on the
crossings between here and Cairo,
and 8 feet in the channel below
here. AT Cairo the rise was 1 foot,
with IS feet 2 inches on the gauge.
At st. Louis the rise was IL inches
yesterday, but is stationary this
morning, with 6 feet on the Horse
tail bar. At Pittsburg it is falling,
with 3 feet IL inches on the gauge,
At Cincinnati it is receding, with s
feet Z inches ON the gauge. AT
Louisville the decline was S inches,
with 5 feet in the canal. At Evans
vile it is stationary. The Cumber-
land is receding, with II inches on
the shoals. The Arkansas is fall
ing at Little Rock, with II inches
on the gauge, and 80 inches in the
chanrel from Pine Bluff to the
mouth. The White is falling, witt
a fair stage of water from jackson.
port to the mouth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06

For New orlenna.

For Vicksburg. hatcher and New Orleans
The new and elegant steamer
A. G. DONNALLY.......H. U. Hart. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
w THIS DAY. Nov. 6, at 8 49,
p.n.. from Glenn's Wharfboat. &N3zA
For freight or passage apply to
X. p. GLENN, Agent. on WharfbOat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06

ROZELL 81 CO.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merch'nts
-ANn-
General Steamboat Agents.
AT FRIAR'S POINT, MISS.
m VIII attend to any and all business in
trusted to their care, and guarantee ~satisfac-
uon. 1857
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-06
For vIcksbulg.

VNNA'WTNIH 30
Anchor Line Memphis and St. Louis Packet
Co.=U. S. Mail Line For Vicksburg and
the Bends.
CITY OF HELENA........- .....McKee, master
T EAVES AS ABOVE TUES 80.
IL DAY, Nov. Z. at 10 a IN. LrEHaSA
For freight or passage apply to AAeAAA&
Sup't Mississippi River Elsyatsf Co.
, 1876-10-13

The Lu,ulol4 Esho has tho following; "Tho
Froncll mud bSlglan Journals have bern recently
employed in calculating thu alsltnat l,,vlcuiaJla
wrpIs'l Vt Cafdual: AMtonrlll, WHO il reported
tn,hu dangerously tnyalIae,s, Z h ynrio,laly cs-
Independently k)ils rare anil priceless toller-
ttun' VI. wotlss VI Rrt, nndelt c,Ina. ancient
ttatuary, a,1d other articles u. ycru, .worti, not
les thd1l .:d.p0,o Tho ~CurlluI possesses
one Of tho !lncat NsspItnlents Ut precious stUnes
to bu found Ii, Eurdpe, and l!a eall baast af ta
1nQnds Of ail shapes ri tho uuyeat wptcr, turom-
i,arAole, r'ucrails, penr!si snh td1!uolssss, te
ioo,n q the last pc:I4l. Though sho tardt.m!
Is pnly Il Dcueuil, ulti ST u nl..rfor pr4tsny
ral,i;, yst ri Clgilunl hu Is Prilleu Of tic Soy
ctejsn, ,Fou'!lt,s Cnt llB ases at9 IT, nynisr t
rrcst1yut vi tho Counei. Of hInis,yrB rgcfGet
:t ~ ss,Tsl Ap.nto!!c p4lAses, t,festt!snt q
tho AvmIn canau!ta, a..d Virtually si.de StInis
tSs q ha p92f IT, \ Ny Es.tsst I'm ursitat IN
chaAnsls VI Wealth atsk kss comnlund, II Is no
woAt3sf that hs by basalie hy Err ths wsulthlost
Mealtl1tst Of al Italians,
, 1876-10-13

f1bt lttf*t fsuHTHd iiT}HAUH(s. 1fff+ Eft
eolne excitement wns created yestef.lay III
theinolEhl,orllood Of Bedford by tho exhl,rn-
tion of thu boly of the Iley. John r. Dawson,
1T Woodlands who WIS buried Ill lSSu iii tIo
sh,re',yan' Of tho vlllnge Of ClHphan,,, Mr..
Dawsol,, WIG inierltrtl, t''e estate nf tEood-
lands from, his father, who hal tmli9ht It, was
twice married. ait, though he l,aa sots sy lid first
l,usrlagc, l'u bc1nuatlctl t|ln estatu to hts son
by his second vito. 1t IL believed. however, By
l1s eldest son that tho estate was t,ltallct By
tha will of h!s graMl Mlfathrv, which enull nut liz
found; Gi,l ua Information, rtltehod him that
documents hal hecn burial with his flthvr, a-
pi!:atton vas ,tnadc for tho cyum;tton Of tho
body % tle lloMe sc:reiary. ,and, tue requisite
was commenced III ii. NJ. o.l 1utslay and cot,l.
rlesca at : d. NJ. when tho rofl!n was opened III
lilo pscscnro bf tho legal and medical gontle-
.1lon concerned, a lnlgaut search i,ctween tic
iu.ler stcil and tho outer. oak aoi;n proved IN
vain; Int OIL l!!tlue, tho h,dyt Which was iu \
wonderful stats IL preservation, n bundle Of
what appeared Il, TO letters, ttpl r1un'l With rrl
taps, was .slssoyeTetl. These docnnents wero
and tho body wps t1leu rc!nterrcd
, 1876-10-13

bcre, md wns stnttcl alol,t tWn months
ngJ,, under circumstances very ausp1v'uHa
W far u1 It's rrpImblc cftlt1rir1 was roll
ccr,tc,l. Cut. r. 4, tlrrri,nam, u f,clnber ut tho
Ta,n,nany Hall General Committee, was chosun
MS ita PrGaIss.,t, and u WAS resolved to support
the Democratic nominees. 4 largo and bnutl-
enI.lr flag containing tho llnlnts of Tllttcn and
Hendricks was t1,ruwH to the brccze ntnItl great
cIlthhsnstt,. Meetings wcro held frequently,
aud t]lr members et tlio Club wcre RECALLED With
atlt!rcsscs by Col. Frederick 4. Conk1fng nnl
ntltr Delnoctutic eprakers, whu e,iggcsted, Il!
tllGMAnal ttny, TINT Che election OF ,1ilerl and
Hendricks wtls thu ranaect for MI tho lila nnd
wucs " tho people, individually mud collectively.
Thry spoke, too, III tllD accustomed u'ntts,er or
persons soelttng nelitltAl n.Gfcrnicnt, clam.
nrfng Tor h clan-u.. Tho pcrsistdpt
rerrtltton d! this lattcr howl sconls to
n;ll tlu result Will scarcely be found sui
isfuctory TO sl,o spcakors nlositionc.l. Tho ux-
pps1res OF Tii,lcn through tic prces antl in
ru,1rts of il,stivn f,rtnlucctl powerful iulrrcss0u
IN tlo minds uf tI1o cIul members, atn! they
waited t49arly, but III min, for tc refutatlona
wticl, were PROMISED. The lnMc explanations
nnd npolopies 1trcrci illd not suit ttcIr views,
aud they came to tho conclusun f1nully that
they hid beet, deceived bv tho false prctcliAcs OF
the Democracy. X special meeting nf The Club
was tflcrurpuil cnilrl anu wns lleli ln tho Men4
xcl House, 1T Sullivan aud Nuecker streets, last
evening, when reorGAnizattun Of the Club WIS
determined utl ntlti CARRIED out. Nearly 3tW
gentlemen wero present nt the meeting. G.
, 1876-10-13
MAIN IL.

Tnu TRUTH ABOUT TIE 1u:4ulr or THE LATE
EtEorloS-Bxros0nH OF THE ArfEMrr or
THE DEMOCRATS TO FALs1Fy TUB AEIUREs.
BANGOR, Me-, OFT. 8.-Lcarnfng that tho
Dr,norr;lts arc circulating falErhoods about tho
Maine Republican minority, have, III tho al'-
Bencu Of our Chairman. obtained and forward
YOU tho following official slntcn,ent: '''
STATE or NAME, OrrlCa or THE SECRETARY OF
STATE, AUGusrA, Oct. &c. 4. HoHtflte: Sin:
III reply 10 your request, hare 70 .sY that the
joF1ty for tiov. Cnnnur t'epibticanl nrrr 'Fulhat
t,eHocratf, shuwn bS the rc!nsus of cisy. town,
and plantation clerks, tnaIe 10 this oltcc. In COM
pl.anca With the law. Is Ii, 037.
8. T. ClAnnouNNI:. Secretary OF. State.
This IS gain VI mora than l1,o6u over last
year, al,l more than 1900 1Ar.cr than tho aver
nge of 1uaor:tics from INIT In .lnstvc. We havo
linlulaoMoly elected our 1--we Congressman, car
rlcs! every county, md haze Ilyc-slxtts ot thu
Lcgislature,-t.liuel uiue Senators nsnl thirty
t1vS Repro scntativcs. Maine will easily give
Hayes aj,0u0 maturity In November.
G. A. NoUTELIc,
OF Republican State Committee
, 1876-10-13

sectional PARTIES to-lny ns Secession Injured to
dIvda THO Unlnu In 1s'1ti "a: tho party south
acting will TINT supreme wisdom hiitt ,tautlDl
required by. tho pcrils that tnvtron lsa4 Ilnyo
nt9 resolutions wlttlunt ci5cet upon the eubccLs
Of them, mud capable Of hcinE nfcd u the
Northern canvass to our ErcAt dnuagct Lot
tho people 10 as wlso lis 'scrpclts and Id harm.
dltANr's TROOPS TO TIN DOGS
H.. I'ig:fttt , q G, Afrrrt't.r. ,,u.nu, ~,
the Unph. .1vo wtll NOT ewcrvc hairs s,reudth
from our rnltrse. Ild shalt not regard f'rttut'5
troe,s. Wa shalt rurcIya thctr fire 's the troops
Of Lexington and Cneor 49, a'1I ~ .ssn nn. NJ
arl Coiieptl boya. dbl AZ tl,s men Of tho
G street; ii Of DGatSa ,s s ll a. Tho en Ut Bunker
rEH1EsTMtA5; 'tEt:t; ;i KorEs t1:,f or WAN.
Tho tftf"aI fttcs',t SaS X,hsniS."1t la. i,hle
South Cnrolls,a i terrestrial s,cll..' :. These
black rtcse, who have gano 70 far na to muster
States !nai il tenrlns Up raliway: :tra:k., h,rst
bp taught n Wholesome 1c*sun. lti to be hoprtt
thu! they n.ny be- brought to their ecnscs With
ont furt!.er clrusion OF blood: but, so ldns ms
Washington stands hcblni tlicr,, with sher-
mat's. sword md 'ratt'e prsnunGlatnrhto, We
iaye 1lttls confidence in purely diplomatic eas.
o1So IiiH NNEE, IN SAfpAts, IN fuMka oF
foUk RErESTANEN AND KEMonsEl
Xoaihfrn S1atts f1fIse.1.
lou committed trgnsot by fighting DEalnst
siHtc-!s'ghts,she very keystone Of our system Of
Fun Violated ayory article anil clause Of tho
Constitution, anil aIt1od amendments thereto
tat are ~ tutA! to,itsadittlon to tllp spirit VI
tirhErttt III Which that charter WINS frantd :
You 'oscd tic untninonrst l.sw4 Of humanity y
by sla!t3 3ht:rlng tens Of thuusand ut nur people;
by settling re to countless Southern l,oihcs, by
itnrrisonlng insnlrcdsuf lucn bcr1t,s0 tuey dared
t9titttcr with You III opinion; by placing eotruht
stolim1rcs IN plascs ot public trust tu rot md
ruin our Stntea; and III unnMmbctcd ways YOU
hyuHas.
Yes, General, II ts t!me-!iish time, etr-that
you and nonr hor,ls et' ,da.la{s ac.e tstel;np tho
1c h us IN token Of your rt,slfdacc asR renurse.
, 1876-10-13
EUREKA |
IN kAHSAH.
Stfctdt pjtabafcb to The Tribune,

6{'fclI kltbnfch TO The Tribune.
: St. Louis, Ucl. l2.-Mr. 7. L. Davis resides
ut Eureka, KAN, and Is tho DomocratIc lsctorm
candidate for Congress In that district, Flo WIS
II delegate to tho National Democratic Conven-
huld here last June, aml, at Its conclusion,
started Oh II trIp tn Kentucky. On tsio tva|u l,u
met m cstiInable anl beautiful young wislow
Of st, Louis, Yho was also ell route to visit
friends III Kentucky. Shc Wis accompanied ly
her litllu daughter. by pettlng tito chd 'Iu
bocams acquuintel with The mother, a,ld aslcl
to DO allowed to correspond with llcr. Tie re-
quest was gruuted.
'ltE a1ADE 1ovn
with tho nrtlor IT O Drrorlc hero, nnl wrote
many 1oug, living, and decidedly rich letters III
very sNu:t spacs Of time, winding up by pro-
rsjSing marriage. FrlnnIs Of thAluily wrpte to
Eureka tt learn aomethtng concurn,g tia nilte-
cetlelts ns Dnvts. A rrplf was received FROM Il
u,urrl!ant there, statin. that the writer lad
known Dayls for tho past four years. and that
lo know VI uutl,fng to pscyont hl5marrlu.o with
the 81. Louis lutly
thai le lsal wito unl th'ea children, md that
he hail hehn Itrin- with them ns lon. NJ tllc
writer hal lsvown thn fanlIy. Tin frlenfss VI
thu, widow threaten veilytat.ce, A!il hnye ft.r-
tllshal Nayis' luye-.cttcrs fnr publication. III
the .nraNtnlr, la Is ca1lyassug Ills district u,l-
der difficulties, a.,
, 1876-10-13

TnD DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Yon GOVERNOR
PRIVATELY AGkNoWLEDuEs His DEFEAT.
~ D.sp4tcf to LTHeihnutt Garelfe., -.
Cn1LL1cornB, O., Oct. 0.-Aa tAo Democracy
arc dsputiug so positively the Republican viz
tory In Colorado, It is In order to stnts Tint u
letter received hero this morning by sttCl[ntleli,
Smith i; Guthrie, ono of tln aendtng legal firms
OF ills city, from lfngl,ts Il Williams, VI Den
yer, Col, acknowledges TINT tho srnor member
Of tlat llrtn las (ustnc lcfeAtE1 rs tho Du'nu-
cratia candidate Ior Governor. Th!a Is rclublc,
comes lircat anl should chow c0nelusivcly tic
trlekrry III tllu Dcmprrasy IN attempting tokccp
this ,uatter of tluubt until alter the Clections
III Ohio and 1ndiul!a.
, 1876-10-13
tIyMeNEAl.

= - bfkc1dI D19pd4fh TO 7H6 IF6NNS
THREE RIVERS, Mirls., Oct. 1a,-L,st evening
Oscar +. Mllarl, awcalthy hanlscr OF this place,
aud cash'er of tho Manufacturers National
Bank, was united In marriage to Miss Anna f.,
daughter Of Willi,,n pan!c'a. The ccromony
was performed bY TIC llov. ~. 4. Muslsor, lii
tic Presbyterian Church, IN the prcsclcu Of one
OF tdn larl,ost nsseMbla4es over gatiaured In tho
iowa. The haopy a,upla stnrtel East this
morning, 1gco1ipanled lr several frlcnla.
, 1876-10-13
QUITE 4 GLANCE.
4 TiLDLN AND HENDRICKS CLuu RESOLVES 70
SUPPORT llAfH3 AND WHEELER.

FVFFVNE HAIH3 ANU WHakIEHs
fsto Fork Ttps4A' Hcs.t7. .,
A pruptlcnl Illustration of the Democratic
c1anor for "change" was afforded III tho art1ou
taken BY tbs Fifteenth Ward Tsldca AMI Hen.
bricks Campaign Club list sqtult.g. The aetion
t!.ers tal;vn Is hardly Ut lstaa tn gritty the
professional politicians OF tho fafsniapy seliool
though II Is ycty encouraging and gratifying
to I'LL citizens seehlug honest government. The
club la question coutaius ueatIy 100 men,-
, 1876-10-13
ILLINOIS,.
TIL. FOURTH DISTRICT.

HEts4Hb AiEpHEH " AHE "s9@H7'
.Arnoaa, Ill.,, U.t E.-3. A, IIuriyut, bolt
i,., ,,u,];luto ;nr f,rrrcss addressed ,n,.t,n,,
In.s s,,t. .t,',,t,,a ~. t.,,,I, ,a ,,s'>n,,sni
..e'' '"'s e'e''!'s' 1"7 4''o'''s ".u p'o'l,sca
that hr 'hotii not to1'th Hpuh Iii" AotSresalofl-
NJ question, and SO tic uniformed Campaign
(i,nrtIs st,,,nt, t,,t;. Tho nrun,3p mis- utIt re-
n,r.,rl Tnc t,..t j,onr If h:a Iii, wos frxo,r1
=, .n,,.r ,',,u' r'sm., Is,,,,ts
nron Z. Il. Washt's:nc, i. Rustcll 1oncs, md
the prpSIc .; Wiu,lusa;; County, md to n DO
fsnrc nr },imsc}i frm, tho t],,rres Of n,,,otl.
,.;n;s ~, t,, ,,r, I'D, linn mal;o r,,,,,-
.a;''sra.'' sa;, w tn "s @ w; l." w. s' l.,
command ut Ntw Urlr.tls. With Il lnincltur
nf ,.l,n,,trri.., check a,na uolrstv .,c tntI III,
nu,licnr,, lint liz laIl riot lhtn,rht of @ b"ir1 ~.
N"'ss =" ,':, .,.t H.. .s, 49,. 80 o,s
randa'atc "saia, osit TINT no ha'1 ocea solicited
iy tic great istpibli1An llghts to run aGain
TprAxE rue PLACE IN coSuuEss
of r,,ofnc suI Whcnlrr. md II half-1nzcu o,,or.
u our ucst h'et VINO "e'e M aLoot to be tratls-
latc.l to other st'iIerte. TIC claliEu tn pNlllc
suttluent lrls heel, slici, III thu i..st few DAYS
tl,,t Tun Tr1uuaG need huyr ~ fear NJ
I,'., -,
tafisswnrth+ lor LathEoP WI he tlcct.
e!. Mr: llMr'nAt hlS 'utaWen h'mselt
Wstl Ing hepanIiN'Aa na,sy tnat ~ tias outraetl
W the ifexGn'hDle anu ttii'' un't 10 l!as en-
always manifested itself NJ election npptuae!'cl,
AMI 1t II o. appareut 'sts lt.ne IL ieretolurr'
lilo waa clnsteA two years ago over tho DenIt-
rrAtic nominee hya it@ hll'laIe tnnlorlty Wien
2 snser, st!usTt-I9cd ic..n lkc hullvn., Cnon,
Lat1rol', ur Murphy Would sIavo got 13,000 Ina-
toisty.
As Az INSTANCE ..
81 Ills aeEort'on " hss if!cnt!s, 1t Is rsn1rked
that, f tic twelve rojette'l delegates from kano
Cu.tlty to tho E'gin Convention tfint wsru cx-
pcetsd to 70 to tho SHreura'! Convention at
atorenIu u noinlhato ltnriblt, b'il inur met!
were induced to 80, and ntliet wcrU substituted
for the absent The llon.A: d. Coon pf AlcliEnry,
delegate to EIgii, tIIlu who was luauc Chair
man Of Tie temporary Organization in tho llurl-
but Interest, allu wi.o retired when lila county
wIthdreW,is now t1vtlvcly suplmrtine llIy rcgu-
lar Republign1l nominee, sir. l.athrop. lMtctil-
gent ai.A rclinl'l. Republicans residing tn Belvi-
dero write tint Roasio c.,unty WILL not sustain
the bolt, but t!lIt 6lso Will Tolc tGr tho rrHtinr
nominee.
InLtEr.
spteiui nf*pu'sh p ne 2ff5an4
JOLIET, ILL.,, ". E;-!nc lion. y. ). Hayes.
Of Chicago, addressed tllc Democracy VI this
rftV al " Eli t{1 This 1ln11
, 1876-10-13
QRlTttARY.


Specia! DIspotch to 1ns zftbuns
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. le.-Col. J. NJ. ,Dcr11rn,
for nanY years engineer Of tho Michigan Ccn-
trul 1ailroau, died this evening after yory
brief Illness.
, 1876-10-13

-, HPtE11H ULVfEllH 70 1Hs 1!IH1He. =,
RACINE, Wts., U:t. i1.-fhc Republicans
haro ut lust amused tlctnselvos and gone tu
work IN n manner that inlieAtos Hurc victory
Williams dedicated tic new wletna,t In a kpeerll
that vas received with ttle widest enthusiasm.
Tho building, which Will hold 2,:'3J rcn'lc, was
crowded TO It's utmost, whtls l1tnllrc,,s wcse
Republicans Will work with n Will to ins,lro tic
election Of Hayes ind Wheeler. Thu Hon. II.
]. Field was rcnominatcd thts evcuug by thu
Republicans ts n candidate for Iauuhtr Of tic
Assembly. Ills election may be PLACED as ver-
tain.
, 1876-10-13
DUBUQUE.

- 61ec!d| 7VFDaFch "a 1ns 7f7bHEe. "
DUBUQUE, ID, Ue1 G.-'flG Democracy Of
this city to.ntyhl ATTEMPTED to eath,,sc. they
got OUT hand-blls rlatmmg tho following Sintcs:
Maine: Connecticut, Goovgla, Colorado, Dcla-
ware, West Virginia., oalo; anil Indiana. Then
fired salutes, hired a band, flied their speakers
with whisky, nil! lnadu u desperate attempt TO
get up SONG enthusiasm, but failcd tigna1ly.
Tho Republicans tntcftd IL have n grant: rati-
n biz t1trn-0iIt .-
, 1876-10-13
EEul.Ewnon, COOK COUNTY.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF THE ELEcTloaa.

GLeciHI U&EHtch to 1hs 3FfAHfk.
WAsnisuroN, d. e., Oct. l2.-Tllc election
returns worc scalicd very closely !lore through
ont the day by tic managers OF bot| political
part1e*. koithor could cuHccal considerable
disappointment. THO Republican nnnagcrs
laa confidently hoped for grcatcr victory t,l
IudIana thau the election Of four Congressman,
which, according to tho rrt,,sf1s nov rceeyci
here, seem to bo all tlc Isepublisans can cIalm,
except greatly reduced Democratic majority.
T'hn Democratic managers, however, notwlti..
Standing their forced cxultasiun over tho as
surc1 sltrccss By apcayune majority or tho Inll-
AHA State Ticket could not conceal tl.elr deep
clagrln ut tin loss OF certainly ten
congressman tn thu two States. Sumo Of lilo
ltlaagrrs were even frank enough 10 utlHslt In
private that tiis result IL tho condemnation by
t!!e people Of the n,cthtA!s Ut tllo Confederate
House. 1t hHl heen Hoped, also, by thu Demo
cruts that Hundricks, In liis own state at least,
you'd mare obtAlned luree tnaJorities Is lie was
nominated at bt. Louis for thu rtry purpose OF
Democratic party In November, but the returns
received trrc, rYcn. ut thu Dcnausra,le hcatl-
quarters, slow thnt tlitro iaa heon 1tvpuhltcan
gain III the towns u both Hendricks aiul
Blue-Jcan Williams. Tho Republican Managers
vcmi,er. OMu OF thon said to-day that tho los
SOL of Tuea.lay points certainly to Republican
triumph next nont!': The yotses Of thu pro.
}.ncttc otAtc'i ne eh!lt FVe 10 Uncertain sound.
ncyt!cut towns, Iii tlle New jersey towns, il,
Colorado, and In 1nauna, that thu drift VI thu
popular sentiment is against tho reform p,an,-
tratct IN tho nets OF Tho Confederate
IIousc. Thu Democratic managers rre
now ussu,,te TINT thu field of hattie
fur November 10 transferret from tlle Wiley Of
tho Miss!ss!ppf to Ncw Ysrk state. They claln,
that IN Ttlu1n's OWL Htato the Presidential
question IL to by determined In November.
They ncrD.anany this rlalH hy TIM very exult-
ing relcrsiuil that rs New fhrk stntc nocs, en
Es'es the lnton, and as Ncw Yur!; City gs,rs, 81
gues tho Slate. They do not hrsitate tn private
l., n,lnIt that thu vote of Ncw Yurk e.; Is alb
eolululy ~ the hands u John Kelly, Johu AIur-
rlscy, aud Jn.ncs O'liricn, three Ignorant lrIs-
men. Thu Nt.novrutlc managers who uro to Ill
rect the rest !,t the easnttat.n orcniy stato To
Thu peppio Of tho entire Qnlun that thu t!est-
hcs Ut TIC lscpuhliG arc now dependent unuN
t?!e daspotr power and arbitrary will of these
tllsee cosruptauu!sts.
, 1876-10-13

QUINCY, H., Utt. l.i-At LlHGtsolI, MO.,
eighteen ulilcs from, Qutngy, Jollu Brittonda1e
II yetcraM Of q Pennsylvania regiment, hnng o,,t
Union fny III front Of his drugstore on frnv
torn dnwn and tramp1ol upon By ex-Rchcls. Nc
Union tag llns been put out In tllat town bcfart
for over year. BrIttontlalo fought TO save the
iluE, aud thinks TINT he fia4 a right to fly It.