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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
The GrnrdUnIon ofNew York.

To S,u.Acrn and western rAvc!efs 90 ~ Cen.
1ltE GRAND USioS IIottL. oIro.lte 10-. D.a.
trail depot ore o. ti' best hotels n Sc, York 90
stop 10. itIsso near tine depot t.,1t ia' traveller
is SPACED 4.. annoyance and expense ,t carnage,
baggage AMI cAprcs-age hire, w1il" o. .",a'.l IS
such TIA; street car amt stage line rl.at, from
this int 90 al piit- oi thr riss. =, uI- elegant.
ly.fumi-L,d rooms, ha- ai iu' l.t,.. ... r0s.
meuts aud i- ran on the Europe ~ plaza. Tr4gc e1
visiting New York OF On tari. Way p or i.om ,le
Centennial, will nad j; pas cxceLeaes BOO rsg.
respect. !, b. under tlc 'u7n1gcuer. of 70 D..
o GARRISON. aud has become one 70. t.s most
popular hotels ga the ci,y %, New lor4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

1t will be Observed tha, though solh
parties cast much larger vote this year
than in 1872, the Democrats have made
greater relative gains. This may be
attributed principally to the tact that in
1872 many Democrats would rot vote for
Mr., Greeley; but when an old line par
tsan was presented Tor their suffrage.
they turred out in full force.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Locnk fneRfS.

TIE following persons are authorized Agents
FOR The ONFOED DEMOCRAT. They Viii receipt
for cash ard attend to uulc-, for job W orS, At
Verti,iug. and 90 any other matters which sub-cr-
bcrs may desire
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Albany, T.. ~. Loyoioy; Aplovcr. 2. a, Bod
we'll Bc,isl, Foster s. Hcrscy, E.N. Woodbury. ,
HrcWuiClj. j. =. lI.uS. BuC Sllll. =. u. beCo<-
ter. ". Atwood, Gco. ID. 6isoCc- E~q., DNheid
Hon. T.. O.. Harlow; tryehurs, &. r Lewis, b. w.
Mckccuc, Oiicat. Thos. Wright, A. j. Blake
Grallou, John Bcstj'c, Greenwood, ID. \. t1-i1.
tfanoytr, A.. d. knapp. Hebron, 4. o.. ~ altman, .
uirlm. 4. A. Wac NUrtb; Mason, g.. TT. btvup.
Mexico, HEM G. Para; Norway, George ID.
Faruham. E,..- OXFORD. ECr. -. 4. Lockwood.
g.. r. Hawkes.; rerI- A. T., illiuC-, Porter, :. W.
RedloG. Isaac T.. French. Eum.grI, l.. IT, Futon
ms: sweden. a.. sanders; $. W. al-liuru, q. ~
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Agents N.I deduct SHEAR commission te.4r
scnliiur Taortvs to Tins ofl~c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Mothers

Mothers can secure heath .at 1.e... .i
dren and rest Tor themsclyc- by The u.c o! CAT
oria, perfect substitute Ion Castor OIL u is
absolutely harmless, aad j. as pleasant 10 'aIo
rs honey. For wlaI-Colc, sour stomach. " m'
or Constipation, for yoHas OF OH, there IS a'i- nS
like It. !. Is certain j., Is speedy, s Is cheap
Cakcd Breasts. Eh,aial,i,n sti-,i.l.
Swcliings, Spraius, Sic JOHNS. R1sn- >'a.t''
Poisonous Bites, and all heb. b1G' .-I n--...
ailments, can De absolutely cured 10. iAe Cenia.'
Liulmeuts. The White Liniment i- icrthe aaa.''
hmi!y, the yellow CenJaur Liuimcu; De- iorsI"
ned, lame and strained horses and tG.ml.''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
0tfor0 9tmotrat.
Newspaper Decisions.

I. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
nom the Ohcc-whcther directed 90 his name OF
another's. or whether he has subscribed or not
- responsible ior shc payment
=. Il, "a person orders his paper Discontinued,
DE mast pay an a-caragcs, or the publisher may
continue % send DO uutt payment u m1ic, AMI
collect the whole amount. whether Che paper D
taken nom the o,icc cor not.
g. The Courts have dcciiCj thatrciusing 10 take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post oncc
or removing and leaving them Uncal,cd for, l.
prtnla fdcic CIV deuce Cl iJaul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

Il.
10 under The direction ut Mr.. II. Il. WATT
nov of Boston, n gentiem an oil large sN-
neriepce as musical conductor. MT.
~ Is well known, having been q teacher
in the conservatory in Boston as well as
nj private classes aud pupil. c)rdili
;rvi,ation IS extended ~ I'll Interested IN
vocal music III Oxford County as well as
in the ueighboriDg towns, 70 be Pteseg''
"a wa intend 10 make this one oil tse
most enioyable musical gatherings ever
hold in this section al the State. IL IS
The desire Of the mover in this enterprises
10 make A permanent urgaDiz !tlOn Tor Tue
promotion of more thorough cuitlYa-
lion Of tho delightful art In oAi0rn
Countv. We have rs good muslc ii talent
as can be found in any community" n'ch
oaly awaits m opportunity l"r, oeVei9p,
NM. The citizen' OF N1rway VIII
throw open their houses to toe Tres eate'-
tainmett OF all who may desire 10 take
nart Muse will be furnished for The
nse of the Convention. The voices VIII
be accompanied by h0;h piano aud CfD.-
net orgrn LIST no lover oil goo' music
fail TO ~ present ut tn op'nlng and 10
maio to The c.ose Ot tbs meeting y"
1arso,s desirou, Of attending will please
Gorwn,d th,i MINES TO D.. q. y. Brad
bnry or Silas IL. Durham. Esq. OF Norway
Of least four days before tue opening that
bosrdipp rlac, may TO assigned them.
Tbe per!o m mes will be made up uI
chores and pr. "gi, "a no pans WI
be spsred on the part ol the managers I"
make ills the musical event OF the county.
The price of admission will be mede so
low As to be within the reach OF all. For
.py further particulars in relation 70 'hg
m liter address S IL B1rnham, E'q. At
Norsay. or y. l.. Hersey. NJ ID. At TX
ford. TER oN'h"'
We took occasion while in tbs village
Inst week 10 examine A Oscar NoyoSt
new Apolhecary and Stationery Es'ao-
,i-hmeut. l. is the most extensive hing
Of is Kind in Oxford County. We have
heretofore. given our readers a desc'iP-
lion ui The building in which Il is located
TIE store is 32VGS feet, Az d is paried OIL
in the rear to 81 prd work room Tor
compromising preparations, etc. On en-
lciin. the store one sees TO the !e.i a
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

During The D--. week the serious work
O; counting p.o,iien,i., votes has PFC
sres-ed slowly. TIE Returning Board
counted The votes ioc s.. Cayyliaa, tbysv
cut two parishes. ~L.eh gave t,m,-
cratic m4j3Ii-y greater ,a4a iAo aho.e
number ci registered voters. aud then
Ideally adjourned. This gives the Safe
10 Hayes and ,he local Il publican cai-
Gals. Louisiana and Florida sill hold
the balance o. power. Every couc,iy.
able story concerning irregularities IS
circulated, by re party and ne other
but result hss Yet been attained. Every
thing seems 80 indicate tha, Gov Hayes
Is elected By one vote. and TIA, no VII.
be icSugJratsI on March I.h IS-7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

The months storm was broken FRI
day by cod Northwest wind which
troze the roads in ruts for the benefit OF
dy speptics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
MARRIED..

Ia Bethel, Nov 49, by Rev. B Foster l''. ,It,'
Morrill, and Miss Iona NJ. Coburn; bOtn oI o. 81
ny; also, Henry Brown AMI MISS MILL q
G. Bryant aud Miss Ella A. Smith both OF betnv''
In Paris, Nov Ii, by Rev. Dr. Estes h roI.o,n
Rawson of BucAleld and Miss Carrie - iO''O''
Of Stafford y, II. -, ,,.,ro H.
Gould Of OIislield and LIZZIE T.. Ward OF Noi"-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
What the Newspapers DID ia TIE
CnlnpGi0n.

Few people realize what the newspapers
10 for the world AMI as it is the duty Of
an honest journal to give the news with
utter impar,illity, We are now compelled
to set natural modesty aside in the cause
of truth, and by few figures make plain
the immense Obligation 70 the pres
under which the public are resting, There
are 6952 wceklies, l3j scmi-wecklies. 90
and Isl dalics in the United
States. During the eighteen weeks pre-
ceGing the election these papers printed
on the average certainly not less than 800
lines in each issue bearing upon politics.
They also put the ticket in the mos,
conspicuous place on the hes; advertising
page. At the rate the Ti!den bureau OF
iered for puffs printed as reading mat
er,'-that is one dollar n line-thc con-
tribution Of the wce&lie5 was ISL ,j4O,-
500 OF the semi and tr;-weeklios 81 ,4jS,-
500 each and Of the dailies S25.336,-
500; tal.S65,7 93, $50. That is what
the SV00 editors have given for the good
Of their country in the past eighteen
weeks, AMI it is perphlps now no longer a
wonder that editors are poor. II every
man who voted on Tuesday had given as
much as each EDITORS gift averaged, the
country would have received SG6, O0O,-
Geo ana We could bayc paid of the ma
tiouai d bt thi7ty-three times, or if pre-
fegrcd. would have paid it off once and
had 10000 coo left
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Cakcd Breasts. I

Iahal.ns The hot vap,s, oil solution oi Fore
Tar for Brouchit. and Consumption. aLa1s TO
cough aids cxrectoraii2u, restores tle appetite
and promotes sleep. oe'-''"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Election Returns.

The lo'lowing is the vote of Oxford
County for President and Nice-President
at the elections in 1872 and 1876, as
recorded by the Augusta Journal:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
From the Boston Adrertiser.
The Democratic Rooster.

A"S Ce"SOCFtt"tc A'""S'e''
Yos,r s.l,tie, so,ner 4,ooStar il no on
,.,.- ,,s
anu gus W Ss's III" "'A ave
Hes but a Sh9nghi hen, whose crow
u cot 80 ..,,f y,.-rr.. o.,
het SLAy = knoWni put not heF 'hatchs
she's noisy as a TROOPER,
NJ ,.,.s, -, ,,.,. ~, hos. s.,,..,,.i.f
~ - a.. ~
We've ciohe,e,l mn ber small omopnt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

What q Mcissonier miniature OF bril-
liant lie Dan Sicklcs has led Hcis only
IF y-iye years old, and yet he was 4 man
OF celebrity before there Was any Repub-
licau party, any Lincoln, Fort sumter,
Bull Run or John Brown. And surviving
every calamity, including two marriages,
n trial tor murler, the loss Of leg IN
battle and the dc!ca; OF Jay Gould, he
has been talked Of for Congress, and Is
all the while brigadicr-general on the re-
tired list Of the regular army. He has
been in diplomaucy, reconstruction, STRAIT
egy anu tragedy perfect Santa Anna
of-Amcrican life lie killed the author
of The Star Spang.ed Banner" conduc-
ted the great engagement Of the second
day at Gettysburg, exposed McClellan's
iueiiciency, bearded the Spanish crown
and recognized the Spanish republic beat
Ferulndo Wood in civil politics, ana sur
viyedwar, rivalry and modification. The
preservatiye force Of theman is what Mira
beau claimed to have 'toujours laudaee."
N. Y. Graphic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
"a e ER mpe

To all who are suffering from the errors ARD ID
oiscreiioEs ol youth, nervous wcakne--, cary -e
cav, loss OF manhood. e., will send recipe
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Il'
great remedy ,Vas discovered by missionary I'D
South America. Send scli-aldre.sed envelope
% the REV. JOSEPH T. ISSLAN, station D., b'Df
House Neic York Gin ,cti5 6;n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Editorial and Selected J,.,a.


Thanksgiving next Thursday.
Another change of,imo on III. G.,
Trunk. Stage leaves Paris HiIl.,~
NJ. a halt hour earlier than bere,a,
Miss Gerry of Portland will i,.
class in vocal music IN hi, ,:t.
beginning about the first of Dsc,...
Persons wishing to Join the c.
send their names to this office.
We have received from the ,o,,. |
ers of the Scientific Ame,ie,s +"
band book for 1871, together win
prospectus OF that invaluable mcrb,,.
journal. TIE paper can be club5.5 II
the Oxford Democrat for s4.l7ha.1
deduction of over SOC. from ,s,ntl
price.
We have received the cirsp.. ]
tie Academy at Francesca VIM. n J
the year 1867. 1t is underiheI.
OF Hervey S. Cowel, \. B.. VII, -
Is taught on Paris Hill. We ies,,r'
be is meeting with excaliea. sue,..',
bis new field OF labor. Tae ,c,t..
has been established siaoe lsn
winter tenn begins Dec. 5. and .,,'
Feb. -.
IHANNsGvING.-Wbile You arc ,.,;.
your turkey on Thu !ly, do no, n.o
the poor who sre unable To- emmy p,
day as you do. In fact. Il worlJ a..
good idea to think OF them Welse.,
night, and take the opportunity Tn
offered TO sec that tbcy are supplied 2
The good things oI this world. Yog q
enjoy your sermon and salad much h.,
after some such act Of good viii,
charity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

--Harrer's Weekly speaks of the con-
due of the republican Presidential can
didste during the canvass as follows {;
The attitude Of Governor Hayes from
the lay of his nomination has commended
him most warmly to the respect and con-
fdence of the whole couutry. There has
been a manly simplicity in his bearing,
and in the words spoken by him when he
was apparently defeated such manly good
sense, that, should it happily prove that
he is elected, his total freedom from the
arts and uncommon anxiety o. an old poll
tician will be refreshing and encouraging
to his fellow-citiEens Tie has been true
representative of the good old cause pure,
honorable, sagacious, selt-respecting and
selt-restrained q true type of the best
American citizen an American gentle
man without fear and without reproach.'
GOOD Word d. c. Bent Of Oshkosh,
Wis, in forwarding for the renew
al of his subscription, writes that he
left Paris thirty-fve years ago, and
that the Democra. reaches him reg
ularly every Saturday, seeming like a
letter. so full OF news concerning old
friends and the scenes of his birth.
Mr.. Wescott writes from La Crescent.
that he has been overrun with letters
bearing postmarks from Maine TO Kan
sss, in answer to his advertisement
inserted in this paper, a few weeks
since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
JacksOn's Catarrh Snu1l


DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEpl -
Catarh, lIelJaehe, Bad Breath, doarsene'''
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness,
&c, and all Disorder, resulting rom
Colds in HEAD, riROAI
AND VOCAL ORGANS
This Remedy does not "pRY UF' Catar!h O.'
LOOsENS il; frees the head of AL offensive ma
ter, soOrIIEs the BURNING HEAT 10 CatAr'i. ~
mild and agreeable in its effect that X io'i''''
CURES WITHOUT SHIFTING!
As 10 r. ~" pEH "a, - r'Sas-- - -tlntly
and never nauscates: When swallowed iu't'""'
gives 10 the Throat and Vocal Or-ansa
Delicious Sensation ofCoolness & tomioi'
Is the best VOIcE TONIC IN the 'F0rid
Tty it! Safe, ReliabIa, and only Soc
Sold b. drnggists or mailed free Ai're',
COOPER, WILSON co. 'ro9fs, PtItS'
Wv. wHIPPIES 60 Portland; Gco'eeS
Goodwin X Co Weeks 4 Potter, Rnst btosN
Bird, Boston, Wholesale Agents ser" '"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

"BgLuOS-u. This term with is
variations %. "Oa-d,g- "a" "o1lldozsd. 90
etc, has appeared SO ireqlealy II The
papers OF ---e. IN connection With ,ac
Louisiana election, th-t or readers may
ike TO know rs derivation and sienii.
cance. Before election. parties O.. white
liners passed iarouga cey,aiu strong r.
publican parishes, and presented llc
negroes wiki b document 20 sign. Til,
bound ,nen o. vote tie democratic tick
ct Those vl1 CecIued where taken
oat and ~tipped-given so many
s.Tipes-wh.,a Vas cJs.Iele5 dose tor
a refractory t-.. u,lce The Germ bull
dosed pagish6,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

WmIs Urs-ON-rj County. that
law abiding aaa orderly section og Maine.
which is Distinguished Tor Us schools and
churches seems iast 2og. TO Sc ind. -
ing 10 q "carl.g4! Of crime Tas flil
contains seven persons. seat I'D as to-
follows: J. 7. Rice Of Waterford. com
mitted log thrao months s.. SEPT csTa. GA
hqlor indictment, Geo A. Lercls,er.
tramp, committed for appearance at Dee.
term, on charge Of 5reaki.g into school
hoose at Shows Fails. stealing hive a.
honey, from H9r. TiuoLy Wala,r. o.
Fsmiord, AM other nisdemeaao,s "A
young brother u years of ago ,rcqy q
10 The same Transactions. was seat 10 lie
Reform School b. Justice Wright Chss.
johnson c2.,ted Ecc,.euaa. residence
Oxford. comnii,5 for abduction g.. o
young woman; Nehemiah @. Richardson
ct Upton. Jro-sbt IN cna c. p:as inGic.-
men. a-a .,.sTi i sepL Gsce7 aud L.-
son -tz,a7, committed ,a ~,srca a.I
seizure D. Jas.i.c .}-i;u-u o. Norway .
aud lastly, .ii-s Ne,g-a. c1ar ca with
child m~s1--.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

Sunday was one OF the poets days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
TWEED-LE-D
The Republican RpOrbacEs for Cam
paIgn PurpOses---The Latest Des-
perate Lie 10 Force Hay es' Election.

Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, October 30-ln view of
the near approach OF the campaign the
Republican managers, approaching the
desperate straits to which they have been
placed, are preparing to circulate series
of roorbacks, which have been concocted
by Chambers National Commit
tee in New York. Among the
most alarming to be set afOat is
n pretended confession of Boss Tweed,
duplicating Governor Tilden in the New
York city frauds. 1t is stated here by
naval officers that naval vessel was,
some two weeks ago, sent to sea under
instructions to intercept the Franklin, the
vessel which is bringing Tweed TO the
United States, and placed in the conf
mssding officers hand sealed orders. It
is further stated that these orders
are To detain the Franklin at sea
until the Presidential election is
over. Meanwhile the pseudo confes-
sion is to be circulated, and the theory is
that, inssmuch as Tweed will not be
availsble.to contradict, that it will be ac-
cepted by large number of voters and
have good effect on the canvass Of
Hayes and Wheeler. 1t will be well for
voters''to receive cum graHo sails the sem
sational scandal which will food Repub-
licsn organs from now until the end of
the canvass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
WORK FOR SUCCESS.

". have lu,a few more dsys in which
Prpar. cor the great battle to be
,.. M the 1th. We have 10 time to
..e. Let every man bestir himself and
Boo. ,-a! no Democratic voter fails To cast
.., ,..r Tor TILDEN, WILSON, and bet
.a-lme' This is not "A mere contest
.-.a~rn Democrats and Kepuhicans-it
- .oH.r,. between the People and their
"-raq! asrnts. Let every friend OF Con-
@:D.onal liberty ut once goto work,
sd work on until the setting sun shall
..," the contest with rousing majority
.- Wilson and TILDEN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
EX-GOVERNOR ALIENS SPEECH.

1t is not possible to over-estimate the
|. good effect of Ex-Governor ALIENS
speech at Chilhcothe, Ohio, last Thurs
day night, in favor of TILDEN and Re
form. The Republicans have delighted
to represent that Mr.. ALLEN felt so sore
ly the defeat of his candidacy and plat
form at st. Louis that he was only giving
the national ticket a nominal and half
hearted support. This he has shown as
thoroughly as words and acts can do to
be utterly untrue, and il there are any Of
his followers who have bsen cherishing
resentment because Of his defeat they cam
not now refuse TO follow his example of
waiving personal preferences for the
benefit of the party and the people. Fur
ther, Mr.. ALIENS speech deserves all
praise rs q downright manly denuncis-
ton of the centralizing policy of the Re-
publicans, of their inconsistency and in
efficiency in dealing with the finances of
the country, and above all their impu-
dent assumption of virtue while their
highest officials were looting the treasury.
1t is the earnest speech of an earnest
man, and we commend this extract to
any Democrat who, for whatever cause,
may be hesitsting at this critical moment
to take his place in the ranks:
1T is Grantism that we are making
war upon. 1t is all the worst elements
of Grantism that we will get in the laws
for this republic if Mr.. Hayes is elected.
l say to my Democratic
friends that they cannot do otherwise
than vote for Tilden) without, by their
remaining at home, adding one more to
the numerous causes that are tending to
the ruin of this country"
Let every Democrat lay these words to
heart, and impress them on his friends
and neighbors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
Gov. TtIden's Figures.

"Governor," said well-known Demo,
crat to Governor Tilden as he walked
home with him from the Manhattan CLUB
the other night, ''you remember that l
met you on the boulevard on horseback
IN 1874, when you were running tor Gov
ernor, and asked you what majority you
would have in this State, and you told
me $4,000. Now, what majority will
New York State give you on the 7th of
November next?" any majority will be
75OOO," replied the Governor, sand if
YOU will sit down with me in my library
l will give you the figures" Such is
Ssmuel-Cin. Enquirer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
Washit,gtOu Items.

WAsHINGToN, October 3l.-Lieuten-
ant General Sheridan, who arrived here
this morning in company with Secre-
tary Cameron and General Sherman.
called at the Executive Mansion before
the Cabinet meeting They were closeted
with the President for nearly two hours.
Afterwards General Sherman and Shori-
dan had lengthy conference at the
headquarters of the army.
The number OF postal cards issued dur
ing the month ending to-day, was 3d.
10000, being an increase OF 2,9175OO,
or nearly Is per cent over the issue of
October of last year. This is the largest
issue of cards occurring in any one month
since the Introduction of the cards some
three years ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
New York Inklfngs.
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, October 2

Special Correspondence of the Enquirer.
The Republicans here virtually throw
up the sponge, and the betting is two TO
one on the success of Tilden. Zach.
Chsndler wears weary, sad look on his
great red ssturnine face, and pulls up his
grim chin and vise-like mouth in the
vain endeavor to wear an expression OF
joy. Morgan, cold and sphinx-like, is
seldom seen here, and Sheridan, Shook,
Dlsbecker aHd Conover, do all the blow
ing for the Republican party in these
corridors. How diminutive looks the
sttenuated form of Evarts, as he listens
to tie latest plottings of the mighty
Chandler. He only reaches the shoulder
of Chandler, tall as he is. Chandler
looks blue. There is no joy there. The
tide has set in so strong for Tilden and
better times that not Hercules himself
could arrest it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-01
National Bank Redemption Agency

WAsHINGToS, October 3l.-The fol-
lowing is the statement of the operations
of the National Bank Redemption
Agency for the month of October and
for the four months ending to-day, being
the first three of the current fiscal year:
Assorted national bank notes fl for cir
culation returned to the bank of ISSUE
October, $8, 56S, 200; July lst to October
Slst S43,352,400. Assorted national
bank notes unfit for circuls-
ton delivered to the Comptroller
of the Currency for replacement with
new notes, October, $4,l4S, 400; July 1st
to October 9lst, $2l,0l0900; notes of
failed liquidatlng and reducing National
banks deposited in the Treasury October,
Sl,747, 200, July lst, to October 3lst, So
$4,000. Totals-October, Sl4,45S, 800,
July 1st to October 3lst, STA, ,32O,3OO.