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Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
AuofHKR ACCOUNT.

NEw YORx. Nov. ls. The Hsrsld bullet
ius this: "A count just completed BY the
Beard Of Canvassers in South Carolina
aseertains Hsye's majority 10 the State
70 be 600. The lowest Hayes elector is
about $50 ahead of the highest Tilden ell
ector The Board has adjourned tor one
hour TO certify the recount.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
In.,anter cures Toothache in one moment.

In.tanier cures Too,hache in one moment.
3ltf.
DO you want TO save your children. II you
do. go to q. A. Psrcher and get box OF fe>-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t Is the sure.t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cent?, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Frssenacn & Go. RocAland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Official Vote Of Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Pa.


The official vote of Pennsylvania, is as
follows; Hayes 3s4.l4s; Tilden 3G6. .2O4 :;
Cooper 1904; Smith prohibltionist BIS:
and peculiar ticket headed by local
candidate So
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
SOLID RESULTS lF 4 FARMERS LIEE.

'BI kLkIIH VII Fend bis Ihieres tIng IctIcrs
from New York, filled with iAets. Igossp about
men and things and iact which he knows so well
how 10 gather: .'PERLEI" Will contribute his
WAIfs EkOM WAsHIS0IoS. givIng pen sketches
ofstaiesmeu spoliticans and mrn oi note; TORY
CASDoR' will zee that what Is passing in Maine
As properly presented, while from our News bur.
~
NEW YORK, CONCORD, y. H.. ST. Al
BANS VT, Ere, Ere
We ssaall have reports OF all
LOCAL AND GENERAL EVENTS.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
Nj a II X l E D.

East Bucksport-Nov. 10th. by Rev. +. NJ.
Fowler, Mr.. Addison T. Little and Miss Abbe
ii. Colby, both of East Bucksport.
Frankin-Nov. 10th, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. Mr.. Wentworth. Mr..
Geo. @. Patten and Miss Victoria A. Blaisdell,
all of Franklin.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
A NEW ENGLAND STOBY.

A NEW ENGLAND STOBY.
Written expressly for The Weekly Journal.
BY EDWARD KING
Mr.. King has become famillsrly known 10 the
readers OF TnE JOURN from the Altentiv
petusal which has been giving to hi. letters from
the Centennial Exhibition aud from his letter,
iron furop which have appeared In Is columns.
He sIli also send from Europe letters of interest
during the year lsTI. he story which Hr King
Will contribute promises to add to hi- fame a
writer Ia a neld OF literature which j. not new 20
kIin. The titlr Of tho story
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
HELEN'S BATTLE.

Hearts and Souls in Chasetown.
story OF New England Lite To-day.
Tie story viii commence In tile columns OF
THE WEhkLI Journal. in February. and viii be
continued throU Khout the greatest part Of the
year. The scene u Land ia New Engand and
The character portrayed are almost without ex.
ceptiou drawn from lie. Tho story ia exciting
incidents and ia vivid descriptions oftypical aud
characteristic eycats.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

:. NJ. Huntington prominent citizen OF
Hallowel died LIST night.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
d lie d,

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
-ige, must be paid for.
Trenton-Nov. 10th, Geo. J.. Barton, aged
32 years. 10 months.
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
THE GENERAL FEATURES

al the paper Will be continued The Young
Farmer sIll give hls "a sctleAl experiences OF /,
fgTm.r's liie. We need nos say to those wtio have
read his ooairibr tons that he Is not theoretical
cuityItJr u the soil. lie earn. his living by hari
work ON farm and he leaves the plow and the
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice to
l. all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust of Ad-
ministrator of the Estate OF
SAMUEL N-RRlLL, late OF Surry,
in the Co. OF Hancock, deceased, by givia <
bond the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted 10 the said deceased >
estate, to make immediate payment. and thos e
who have any immediate demands thereon to e. =
hlbit the same Tor settlement.
JOHN VI MERRILL.
Surry, Nov. LIST, 1875. IS 3w'
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
THE POLITICAL EVENTS
WASHINGTON NEWS

of the coming year cannot tail to prove
Ing aud of the deepest interest to the y,
We shall received our full Anl reliable
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23

In-tsnter cures Tooothache in one moment
3iii
Ellsworth American., 1876-11-23
the NEWSPAPER or NEW ENGLAND
ANEwspAPER FOR HOME READING.

THE BOSTON WEEKLY JOU RSAL. is wild.
ely know and there are few tamili es In this
section which not familiar with its general
fe. Ia In he At
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09

The LADIES ON THE ELECTION ladies

The LADIES ON THE ELEcTIoN.-The ladies'
seem to be as much interested in the election
news as the men, and while crowds OF the as-
ter surround the bulletin board 10 front OF '''e
Gazette office all day, and ill the lower door OF
that ofsce until late at night, apxlously scan-
ping and hearing the dispatches IS they are re-
ceived, the ladies' sngly or 10 pairs. frequently
pay turtiye visits to the counting room. to o.
ouire about the news. and send little notes to
the same effect ard have their messengers
waiting for copy Of the paper VS. soon as 1t is
ssued. They manifest the liveiest interest 10
the returns, and their spirits rise and fall like
the thermometer as the news varies. Their sex
of the colored race are not whit behind them
in the Interest they feel, but are vastly more
demons,rative, for We heard one of them sing
out on the street last night, I'm perfect
stump for Hayes" to which an Acquaintance
from the opposite side of the street responded
True child wish had boy to name him
Roothertord."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Liverpool autumn
cup was won to. day at the Liverpool meeting
by Footstep, With Woodland End and Lord
Gowrau 3rd. Julius Caesar, the favorite, was
not placed.
The Pail Mall Gssette of this afternoon, com.
menting upon the Presidential election 10 the
United States, says We think it is craze or
a calumny to assert that Mr. Tilden, so dstirc.
lively representative Of the business men 10
the Eastern States. will extend any favor to
the crude projects of the iLfaionists or to the
unintegent dishonesty OF the repudiationists.
The LIVERPOOL Post says: The announcement
of MIR. Tlden's election is we'll received 10 com
mercial circles.
CALCUTTA. Nov. 9-Ths district of Backer,
guugc was ravaged By cyclone 90 Tuesday
last. A Thousand native houses we're de.
stroyed. The town Of DJslutkhau was sub.
merged BY wave, and 5000 persons are be-
lieved to have persisted. The governmen! h as
sent relief to the desoIated Sections
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09

1t is positive fact tina, many of the negroes
Of this city were led to believe that they would
certainly be remanded 10 slavery 10 case the
democrats were successful, and that their fears
we're thus excited 10 order 10, and did, secure
their votes for the radical candidates. How
Gao those who were Instrumental in thus de-
ceviug poor ignorant and dependent class OF
the community, who might, by the dread Of
such fate as they believed was impending over
them, have been melted to the commission OF
crimes, reconcile their actions With either mer
atty or christianity, passes all understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09
The Roman Pilgrimage.

During III: late Spanish pilgrimage to Rome
the hour fixed for the Pope's reception was
eleVeD o'clock. The invitations issued exceeded
5000, 1000 b'lug tor the pilgrims alone. At
uine o clock the broad street lcaiiog from the
Bridge OF St. Angelo to the Piazza began t.
be crowded with vehicles of every Descriptions
and by the humber pl erms on foot The en-
trace 10 the Ba,iIia Was by the brouZ: gates III
the A;rium that face the great equestrian
statue OF Constantine. This VS. !1r The iii.
griDs; the limited number OF lDvl atlons issued
to ROmaus aud foreigners INSTRUCT eli then, 10
present themselves at the doors of the Sacl sty
Ii was not, however, till the bells began 10 ring
out d joyous peal at midday that the Holy
Father maGc his appearance. Borne IN sedan
chair as far as the chapel OF the Holy Sacra
meot, Plus N walked thence with hrm step
to the throne prepared tor him. His tioluess
wore the sImple white souia1e aDd stole taml-
lar 10 Us 10 every portrait aud photograph.
Loud CRIES of welcome greeted him Oh his way
rom To- chapel TO the thr06H, and all prescott
kOelt 10 homage. Slience was procured. a1I
the Archbishop of Grana la addressed the Pope
at c,psd ribe iength in Spanish, to which the
Holy Father replied 10 lai1p, bis voice Iiu2
ing through the vast buld,g with the force
aud harmony ct Old.
On lie concu ion Of bis speech he gave the
customary general bcHelctlon aud once more
the general eotiu-iasp burs forth uncontrolled
AID the cries OF Vlva Pro IN were renewed
again and again. Once more the procession
formed, aoi the Pope dispensing his blessing
10 the usual form as he passed through the
kneeDg crowd, re urned t. hi apartments IN
he Vatican. Then came the scene outside the
church. The piazza Was crowded with car
r ages; the pilgrims passed uamolestcd through
he way opened for hem by the police aud III
gcus d'a.mes. Unfortunately how YER H.:
members of ccrtai, Clique who had elected TO
De present did foI food Tor excitement 10 IN"
c)!,r of ribbon or scarf belonging to an order
nuci, 10 vogue 10 Spain. There were yellow
ami white stripes Gu thl, ribbon, thc coor> Of
Pus IN Some one RAISED The c,y OF Va"
rHuha ~ "Tira lHtoro Emunuele" and b.
group began /. !n,ls. wiin groaus and hSsc-,
tnat the wearer Of the decoration should at once
lag ii aside. The Spanish gentleman, ua0 Of
about scveny, derlIr ed to comply with tbs de-
maud, and the polio. were obi. d 10 lutcrt re
and even 10 arr, y several OF tie more rrOu!l,
oeut oil these dsrurbrrs If the pubic peace.
vi antmc he alarm had spread. and soldiers
tom the nearest corps de eardc hurried out 10
assist the police But at the tIs, ,ummou,
gwen to the crowd by the delcraic oil pubic
safety, the people dispersed wiihou further
.rnubIe. At he bridge .! st. Aug'lo another
small party cf mangiIpreti attempted TO E'tup
a DEMONSTRATION against t"e piig'lulS, ana 1is
played b amer with the lra!lun colots; but the
polio. diSpcrsed them without the least dh
Guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09
BIOOdshed in Charleston.

A serious riot broke out 10 Charleston abou,
dusk last evening. Broad street, from the
court house to the postofice, was crowded With
blacks and whites, all excited, aud the blacks
much angered at returns untavorabe to the re
publicans An alteration between democrat
and republican, was followed by general out
break of blacks, who were largely superior 10
plumbers to the whites, aud who opened gen
eral fire with Pistols and rifles upon the whites.
taking complete possession Of the street for u
time. The whites soon rallied, and sharp
firing occurred. Excitement relgnsd through
out the city Tor some hours. The companies
Of Uoited States troops 10 the city double
quicked TO the scene and dispersed the crowd
aud now have charge OF the street. The casa
aties are one negro mortality aud others serl
ously wounded, one white, sou OF George ii.
Walter, prominent cotton merchant, killed,
and about dozen whites wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1876.
THE RESULT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. So p. m.-Ihe most
intense excitement prevails here and hundreds
Of men are oongrega.ed in the vicinity OF oil the
telegraph Offices.
Both sides confidently claim the election, and
betting has again begun upon the result.
The returns, meagre as they are, that come
from Florida indicate that the democrats have
carried the State, while the democrats claim
Louisiana by l.500, and the republicans pS
5000 maj orty. Wlsconsnis 10 doubt put Tue
democrats have made gains.
It is conceded here that If Florida goes dem
ocratic the vote of Louisiana will be allowed
n he cast On the same side but if it is necessary
70 elect HAYES by her vote it will be 80 managed
bv the returning board, who have it In their
power to do as they please. The returning board
of Florida is divided, aud the actual vote OF the
State may be given.
FAC Chandler, as chairman of tho Radical
Executive Committee, to-day, telegraphed that
HAYES IS elected, but bis word don't pass Tor
much up here.
The result hinges upon the vote OF Florida
and that's considered sale by the more sanguloe'
while msuy consider 1t doubtful. D.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-3 p. IA dispatch
received here at , p. M, reports majority OF
two thousand in South Carolina tor lideD'
Nevada aud Illinois arc both claimed BY the
democrats, bu, the republicans also claim oot
States.
The vote in Wisconsin is close, and the uo
exnected democratic gains will make the cf1oIa
.onot necessary TO determine which way the
State has gone.
Illinois is now claimed, also, by the demo
Gratis, there haviog been gain Tor the" OF
,birty.nine thousand as far as heard from.
The democrats are 10 better spirits, ana the
most confident hopes are expressed ct success
w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09

That two hundred and tnree presidential
electors fairly elected, who are pledged to vote
for Gov. Tilden as President and Gov. Heud
r,eks as Vice President Of the United States,
is beyond cav
The States of Alabama, Arkansas, Connec-
.iout, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky,
Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey,
New York, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
Virginia, West Virginia, Louisiana, South
Carolina, and Florida, have, beyond doubt
chosen democratic electors. Other States, it
is probable, have cast like votes, but these
States alone have 2O3 electoral votes-lS5 only
being necessary to choice. 1t is sad com
mentary on the times that it is asserted to be
nossible, by means Of the technical machinery
instituted in several of the Southern States,
for returning boards to revise the returns and
Give to Hayes the electoral votes which the
neople's votes gave to TiIden, thus reducing
Tildeu's vote to 1874, one less than is needed:
This shows a perilous condition of public at
fairs. and whatever may be the result OF this
contest, all good citizens should unite to pro-
ride . remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09

The result of the election having, as II APP
nears resolved itself with dependence upon
the votes of the States OF South C"roipa'
Louisiana and Florida, 10 all OF WHOM thefe are
returning boards under the contru OF the raol-
ool0 the democrats naturally feel great au1lety
concerning the returns that will be made from
those States, knowing as we'll ~ they DO the
INSCRIPTIONS character of some OF the mem
bers OF those boards, who, IN addition 10 tns'r
nart,z,o feelings and their slight objections TO
receiyine brides, will be the more induced to
make false returns 10 order to elect themselves,
for most of them were candidates for ONCE III
the late election. and to make returns faVoraOie
IN the democrats will be to defeat themselves
This anxiety is still further Increased by the
fact that the votes Of those States are held
back until those of the others have been heard
from. and by the suspicious actions OF the radi
Gals. Last nieht Gen. Fitzpatrick, OF money
and bloody shirt notoriety, While on the tra'n.
from New York to Washington. teegraphed
to Governor Shepherd aud General Bah
cock to meet him at the depot and tell II
the report that Hayes was elected oy one
majority was true or oot-if true hs would
stop 10 Washington, if not he would 60 90
South. He was net,as directed by the parties
named, and as the report of Hayes's election
was not confirmed, he proceeded on his way
Cypher dispatches we're also passing over the
wires between the radical officials at Wasblog'
ton and the Capitals of the States alluded to
all day yesterday aud all last night
A private dispatch from the democratic
HEADQUARTERS 10 New York, received here this
evening, says: We have 1874 votes certain,
and, as certainly, have carried the States OF
South Carolina Louisiana and Florida but the
radicals are trying to count US out Of them.
A special dispatch from Washington to the
Baltimore Gazette, dated last night, says
1.-The republicans are evidently attempting
to carry out some previously arranged plans lu
regard 10 securing the electoral votes 10 Florida
and Louisiana in spite of the popular verdict
of the people of those States They have
been sending cipher dispatches all day be-
tween New York and Washington, and
between New York and New Oreaua 10
day Postmaster Edmunds went post haste TO
New York, GU the noon train. The
very latest advices from the most reliable men
in New Orleans tonight are that lliden has
carried Louisiana by not less than lO,OOO ma
jority. and probably By $4,000. The republl
caus here will DOT bet even With odus 10 their
favor Oh Hayes. save with the condition that
the return made by the Louisiana returolog
board be accepted as final
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09
VIRGINIA..

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The latest returns from the Sth Congressional
District give the msjori!ies as follows: O'Nesl.
Alexandra city and county, 100; Hunton, Fnu-
quier, 1000; Loudoun 938; Frederick 1909;
Warren S93; Fairfax 273; Culpeper 30J.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ga special to Msjor
Douglass gives Tilden snd himself 1850 majority
ii Acco:nac county.
VOTE OF FAiRFAX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09
Communication emf of.

SAVANNAH. GA, Nov. ga. m.-Com-
munication is cut off from the middle and west
of Florida. The railroads aud telegraph wires
are injured by lightning. A large plumber Of
voters we're 90 the trains. The correspondent.
il at the eesns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-09
Foreign News.

The London News is DOT surprised at he re-
suit of the American election, and thluks 1t q
change rather of men than of measures, and
does not perceive auy indication that the elcc-
tiou affects the question OF protective egisla
ton. The Londuu Standard cJngratu'ates the
American people Oh their aw-abidlng spirit.
and that so close contest should lave passed
without violence and bloodshed. The Loudon
Times reviews deliberately the ttlcultles which
will meet Mr.. Tiden in the co. tctlng !naJorl-
Ties In the two Houses of Congress and IN the
claims of the various SECTIONS OF the democrats
for Office.
A Leeds, Eog!and, dispatch tells OF the dis
covery OF new process by which the quality
of iron rails is SO mucb improved az to make
them more durable than steel, at an Increase 10
cost of only FIVE dollars per TOD. Experiments
are now being made with them with every
promise oil entire success.
Both France and Russia have accepted the
English proposals relative 10 a conference.
Austria anuounoes her ioteotion to await the
answers of other Powers Bismarck declares
that he cannot see why Germany should take
part 10 the conference at all.
A Lisbon telegram says hat ViscUunt Nogu,
cvas, the newly appointed Portuguese Minis
ter 10 the Uolted States, will proceed 10 Wash
ington shortly.
The military aud naval forces OF Japan have
proved too much for the insurgents in thu
province Of Nagoti who were beaten and
fed
Trouble is brewing 10 the French Cabinet 10
consequence of complaint of the Minister ui
the Interior OF NJ. Dulaure' 5 severity towards
the republican press
The Africao explorer, Col. Gordon, has dis
covered another traoch OF the White n lie, and
will continue bis explorations.