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n, WANTING FARMS.

IL. WANTING FARMS. .-.
N For sale to farmers, gardeners, ana farm eDorers
from the OLD country, good farm lands, virgin soil a.
t25 per acre six years credit. The soil "a good,
productive loam the great markets Of New YORK
and Philadelphia BY rarOad where from 90 TO ~ acres
constitute goo farm, when partly planted TO fruit.
From this locality greater quantity and variety OF fruit
sent TO market than from any her place OF equal
area In the United states " 10 IN the mlist OF thriving
community with good roads stores schools, anu manu-.
factories. Female members OF families and others
c7n procure good work at straw sewing, shoe work,
button making, clothing work. and other branches.
Many English. Irish. SCOTCH German. and swede far
mers have settled ana are prosperous. number! OF
gardeners from the Vicinity OF New ork are loo ting
Farming Ia more profitable than West on account OF
the markets. For excursion Tickets apply to JOHN H..
PAGE 10s PARK pace, two door nom West st., New
York. Papers containing full Information will be sent
free OF charge.
INOK SALE or to let. In Goshen orange CO, \. Y
hne rcoitcncc, containing IL roo IN perfect or
der water IN house, bath &c. .taoe ~ crrs OF ground
planted with choice fruit aud nOwerai nDc scenery
very healthy; hours from n. Y. by X lie Railway o
minutes walk from depot. Apply TO-
w. {. BROWN,
Is Express office, 81 Hroadwsy N. Y.
TOR SALE or to let 80 acres . miles from 3eth
II st., in New jersey suitable for gardener. milk
man, pasturing. or SPECTATORS 100 BowerY.
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a M
4 PAYMENTS Of four and Ave rooms marble
~ mantes and kitchen. Corner Of Washington and
Horauo sts. Inquire Of WALKER, housokeeper. Call
and see them.
IcARM TO LET.-Good house and farm Of ~
acres on Staten Island, near Chelsea atcamDoat land
ing, miles from Port Ncnmond At $500 Apply at
Long Neck to HENRY G. MORGAN, or CARY CO.,
No. 10 Pine ST.. New York
Il OFFS TO let with steam mower running night and
"A day In buildings Is, "a. 30 and 81 Rose a. Co q
xht, water water closets each foUr and heated
with steam. Apply to j. 7. PRESTON, "a Rose st.
OFFICES 70 LET-ln second story sun building.
front and rear, well lighted and steam hea'cd Ap
ply Of sun Publication Once Nassau and fran <tort so
STABI.E TO LET-Room Tor horses. water 10
- tile stable very cheap rent. 20 Monroe SIS
rINHE STORE, 100 Nassau st., sun building. to let.
Il suitable for banking, insurance, or general bisl.
ness, steam heated. Apply at the sun PuohcatlOn
ONCE, ITO Nassau 81
TINO LET-rrooklIn very desirable hou,es. all mod.
4 crn improvements; twenty minutes from ferry !;
rent $50 to $50 pirts go S7i Broadway or $40 stock
ton st.
FV,U IRT-Iouse with store. suitabe for bakery I;
L good location. Apply to I. BALDWIN. Jr., liar.
rson st.
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= TO Oh iSGOW. Bfi.f IsT. and LONDONDERRY.
From PIER ~, n. r., loot OF Canal 81.
STATE OF dNpiANA, THURSDAY, Aprl6.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, rhursiay, Maya.
Saloon and cabin passagrs At lowest RACES
AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agents, IL Broadway.
Storage Office, As broad way,
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Wlanlt0-..4malts.

sI s,l GSGsg sSnS sT
panyS III Bircotcr st. and Ella Avenue e. We have
every week 500 dozcn flannel and shirts to ave
WORK terms on machine u per week. We give wiz
years, snd allow Is Per cent. on cash sai,s
c. W 4 MULLER Manager.
EsATnrRs,.-AR GOOD ran hand to maxi clusters
no others need apply NJ Rcane st. top moor.
EtRI.S who wish to learn the sewing machine Will
~ receive full instruction on any machine ftee or fof
H. WAY Sr pSS s hd c s@1s popaF
sc1rt s.sr ssq from ta pS odcs 81 op'"
VADIES, AJTFNrION sewing machines
VIZ ave- Cos so srIs o a and IL East BroSdSay
near Canal 1t. Machines repaired
IL inr' aud cutting. i5i GRIND st Mrs. pIMMEL.
NPERATORs winted on mems .nnG,, shoes on
top floor
NPFRATORS wanted on button shoes. at 221
~ Elery ST., near rhroop ay.' Brooklyn T. d.
OPERATORS and nn.her. wanted on SUITS also
~ apprentices. Can ut 40 % Az.
OPERATORS on Howe's machine children's
~ shoes. $40 East 9TH al.
SEwING MACnIN Wheeler wilso o,,,s rent t
Singers PGc "sd TkcXHrA9 81 ee S ~ g. 70
IrP-TOwN ADVERTISERS
MAY leave their fsyors Tor TnE SUI " the only
2:iS Bresdwsy' corner Of sic. ~. M or NJ, and
NIt
~. 100 ID av', corner OF a7th st.. until SP. VI.
No extra charge.
wv tNTED-A shirt and collar stnrcher; also two
w family ironcra accustomed to nuiing none
but nrst-c ass hands need apply at the Washington
LInndry % East 4th st.
NtrANTED-A girl ms vegetable and order COOK.
w with best references Apply this morning, from
: to o'clock, at Central Hotel cor West aud Des-
br1ssee SITS.
WANTED Operators and ntters ladies and
w chldrrn's hnc shoes. NJ 100 Sumptcr st. between
Ralph AMI Howard avs. BROOKLYN; call All week.
NVANTFD-A nrst.cass tailorcss to work on nnc
w custom coats. who can work hOee. 10 other need
apply at ii6 East 9TH st. Sd floor.
WANTED Passcpartout makera, girls preferred.
w Apply TO y CAkNALHO ti9 Broadway, top
moor
WANTED Operators on shoes none but cood
w hands need apply Mrs REIN, 0j Norfolk t., nrst
moor.
WA>TEDA girl for general houscwark good
NVANTEn-A girl Tor general homework. washing
XVANTED-A middle sgcl woman to cook, wash
w and IRON, At go Eat 3'ih st Reference
NVANIED- operators on Wheeler Wilson's ma.
w c'ines On misses suits Al worth At.
w ANTHD-A Young gir about the age OF IL to do
w light WORK. can nj 2l5 West 18TH 81.
WANTED Bicters and hnishers on BOYS suits.
w Inquire at 523 East 18th 81. top moor.
w ANTED Good operators ctildrcns nne shoes.
w LOT Ludlow st. room o.
XvOI>t. GIRLS can OBTAIN situations free. oig
stthe Girls Lodging House ~ St. MARKS pl., 9Th st.
IN NEW SHIRT ironers wanted. at lss and 1870
w eat Hou ton st.
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NOrsts, 6arlia9ts, &t.

FOR SAI.E-At a sacrihce, horses suitable
N for farmer truck any business price from f25
10 si35 trial allowed. 90 South 9th av. between HOus-
ton aud HeecSer sts
r. half value, gray Canadian ponyi also two other
N horses young and sound sos, t5, 800 ll2 Henry
street.
HORSES with scratches Tairotts Cure never
kiDDER SO John st.
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JOHN @. DALE. Agent. Is ana as Bro.awa~. v. r.
TATIONAhhINE, From rlers IL ,n1 Al, ~ r

HOLLAND, Thursday. March 20 A. NJ
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT;HAIr l. $50 AN. HELyELIA.Apl5, DIAN
THE QUEkN.Apr S,3P.M ENGLAND, Ap ~. r. NJ
CABIN passage 60 and ga, currency. Riturl tc<eti
at reduced rates. Steerage passage t2d currencV Pro
patd eceragf tcKcts from England Irrl md, aud scot
land at the lowest Drafts issued from 81 upward
at current prices. Apply nj the conpauya O01ccs "a
Broadway. 4. W. j HURST, NJ inazer.
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REAM.rTIEnL teeth for e. sipFs 81 Ssrs1P.sa
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NMAN LINR.-MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

CITY OF cnEsTER;;,. .slturiay April IAN
From Pier a, NOrth River.
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RPOOKLYN TmKATnt. sroo

RffuUK IN TT1lEs.A TE NJ. snooKa pALMEn
REINFORCEMENT
OF the favoritc actor
MIR II MONTAGUE,
who VIII appesr MONpAY, TUESDAY,. and wFDNKs
DAY ENENINGS, 10y special request. IN Marsha 9
charniug comedy. FALSE SHANE. Mis.cs MAIZE
GORDON. blanche GREY, META BAErl EFT, Mrs.
FAR.EN. and Ae.srs. EDWARD ARSO1r, THIRD
pnkE MAMIIToN. y. Lowell. II u. PHILLIPS,
EBEN PLNMPTON, ami others. Wi also appear.
Tuesday. aud for the rcst OF the week, great
hnl-1EARS. IDLE TEARS. aud PARTNERS FOR
LIFE. Mr.. Montague In both pieces
SAlIKDAA. MA1lNEE nj . O'clOck.
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gost an0 .Sonno.

GS REWARD Lost on Thursday 10th inst.
DsD from Ala 9Th At white Spite or FOX dog
to the name Of " Russ ," no questions asSed.
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Aats ano Gaps.

A REGULAR 81 hat for 81 30; specially, nno hats
"A silk hats $3.50. worth td. 10 Now Church st. ~
stairp.
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| rINO PRINTERS.-wsn TO lease with privilege
OF purchasing. the presoea and material OF SIN al
| Job Office Address Il. II. w.. 2i5 Fast ii9;h st.
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"a. THIS, WEDNESDAY, MATINEE t.peciaD. BEN
EFT o. MIR. y. G. BANGS. Begins A. 1882 -.
- rhur-day Night occurrence OF the lOOTH PER
FORMANCE OF JULIUS CESAR.
- SATURDAY.. Farewell Matinee, and Saturday night
FINAL performance OF the Grand lrage y. - -,
- During next week the IHtAThk WILL 81
CLOSED to perfect preparations for the reproduction
OF HENRY v. Mt. RlGNOlD viii appear IA King Hen
~ Wi be given Monday April 10. IN all It's grandeur
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psrs1ril 1otlts,.
9utiiOn !luiltti

EDWARD pEITINGEH. Auctlonecr.
- signoss sAle OF wharfdale stop cyllnder pros,
Gordon Alligator Dresu auction Thur day, March &c.
At IL NJ, at 90 Duane at. balo pcremptory.
NIORTG AGE SAl.E.-The undersigned Will sell.
vi on Wednesday. Marcn Co. 1870, at one O'clocs
i: NJ, under chatiel mortgage, a tue house OF
W. II. Van HOOK, on ain street. at West Farms, ono
"a splendid ice house one % bay horse, three CD
wagons, ~ set OF single harness, one a. set OF
double harness. stock Of groceries and nxtures In the
store Al said house.
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.for Sui uno to Ell.

nor SALE or to let 80 acres . miles from 34th
II st., in New jersey suitable for gardener. milk
man, pasturing. or SPECTATORS 100 BOwery.
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8uaro anO 8uum,
Uptown ADVERTISERS
May leave their fAvors for TuK SUN at the only
authorized mp town advertisement Oiic,s,
1,23S Dr0atwly, Corner OF 3lst 81, I'LL z. NJ, and
JOY West I'D st., opposite Grand Opera House, and
No; 700 80 ". corner VI Ann ST., ultll Z. NJ.
No extra charrc.
A LONE woman will board or lodge two iadies
"A cneapi one night front. $50 East 10Th st.
FEW men, also ladies' and day boarders, can have
"A excellent board Al 90 East broadway.
A FEW ladies can have board al t3 30 also q few
n gentlemen al IS. l50 East eth st.
A LARGE room to let cheap. Apply at SMITHS
"A Show Card Gallery, ga Murray st.
DESr board hantsom' rooms home comforts %
I'D per week. al East 10Th ST.
INURNISHRD rooms.-want ed for eman, wife,
II and father twoor three furnished rooms for house
keeplng purposes Rent must be low. Address I'LL April
l, with terms 7, NJ w., ~ Warren st., Newark. N. j.
VNRONT ROOMS. with board iadies or gen lemon,
IL new house. 50 DIVERSE entrance onMadison ".
IURNISHED rooms to let, suitable for housed ecp D,
Il ing Al 100 Division st. near Orchard.
~ ENTLEMEN can be accommod ated with good
M boarn. excellent rooms At %. III Hudson st.
Vestry.
GOOD board and pleasant rooms for ladies and gen.
" temen At 40 East 18th st.
Two respectable working girls eau nnd perma-
nent aud cheap home with MRS srANDURY. GIT
East 18th ST., room Is.
DC DOMINICK ST.-RoOms with board for sin
~ sc and married psrtiesI table soardess aiss
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Yteturts.

IuE REy; DIR. GEO; r. SEYMOUR, Pro
fe sot of Ecceeiastichl history In the General The
ologca Seminary New York viii deliver a lecture on
THE Llfe and Times OF ST. Athanasus" In Ascension
Church. Greenpoint, Thursday evening, March 49, NJ
O'Clock. The pubic are laylted.
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WANTED-A hrst.class trotting horse trainer to
w lake entire charge OF nrstcass half mile track
near New York, use OF house and stables given for
wages; about 800 horse WORKED this track and
1888. r. y,
, 1876-10-12

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. t1.-No returns hare
been received from West Virginia. It is claimcd
tY Democrats to have GIycn 5000 Democratic
majority.
WHEELING, ". Va, Oct. 1.-THE ticket voted
Ia long one, and In most places the count was
abandoned until this morning. Tic returns arc
very tnc1gcr, but, as far as received, show Re-
publican gains.
Brooke County gives about lis usual Demo-
cratic majority OF 100.
Taylor County, heretofore strongly Demo-
cratic, gives 800 Republican minority.
Two townshtps III "etzel County show RE-
publican gums.
Cameron Township. Marshall County, shows
| Republican gain Of los over the yote of 1874.
Three townships in Berkeley Couhty gives go
Democratic tnajority-a Democratic gain OF $50.
Masun County. partial returns, Indicate 100
| to 900 Republican majority.
Jefferson County gives about 800 Democratic
| majority.
Grecnbrlcr gives an Increased Democratic na-
A1incsal County gives heavy Dc1nocratlc ma
Wood County gives atout go Democratic ua-
No returns have been received from Ohio
County yet. but It is supposed to be carried for
| Goif, Republican.
| These reports are from private sources, md
the official rctur,ls may entirely change them.
Republican gains. ;.
THE LATEST.
WHEELING, ", Va, Oct. 12-1 Il. m.-put
| very few returns have been received from this
| State as yet. Those received, however. show in
n lew cascs gains for Coll, Republican, but arc
offset by still heayler gains tor Matthews,
Democrat. Matthew'S majority may reach TO 600
| The Legislature WILL be about two-tlstf6
Democratic, thus securing for them two United
states Senators. The vote Of. this city mud
county Is not yet reported III full. Enough is
known, however, to insure the election Of the
| cntire Democratic county ticket.
, 1876-10-12

Special DiEpascA 10 5a< 7f1bH7x
WASHINGTON, u. e., uct. l1.-Thc Rebel yell
Is not ~ loud OH tho etseets slis evening as II
was At O'clock tlls morning. The irce-lunelsess
Of the Democratic JaclssonIan Association dis
continued pcddling out oi1leea for Mr.. 1ifdcn At
daybreak. The stu did not rise III tho West, as
Nv. Richard MerEick, the columbian orator OF
the Revived Democracy II, II public speech 1t
midnight informed his maui!ln nntl enthust.
astie associates tIat 1t would do. The Demo-
Gratis were very confident ut all early hoNr this
morning that they had carried both In-
diana md Ohio. They failed, however,
to produce any substantial returns
for The filth that was tu them. by noon tho
Democratic caucus conceded Ohio to be lleput-
lIvan. Tonight the Democrats have given up
I'll claim upon the State ticket in Ohio, aud con-
cede tho probable loss Of ak or aeyeu Congress-
men.
senator-elect Beck, OF Kentucky, who has
been constantly In conference with tho Demo-
cratic leaders here, insists tonight that hc has
Information which wasrunts the belief that tho
entire sta.e Ticket In Indiana Il elected. Tho
Republicans DO not admit this, mud
have definite Information thut their
Indiana State ticket L. elcctcd, they do claim \
respectable majority for narElson, Tug Repab-
lIcan candidate for Governor. Tho information
received BY the Republican Committee Is that
A official count will be necessary hefose The ~"
, 1876-10-12
LOCAL POLITICS.
CONGRESSIONAL.


sECpNp DISTRICT REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
The Republican Convention for tho Second
Congressional District was hrld yesterday
morning Mt Globe Hail, Dcsplatnes street, BE-
twccn Madison and Washington. All the dele
1,atcs were present IN full force and appeared
determined to follow out their instructions to
the letter. No less than thirty-tlrcc formal
ballots svsc taken before choice was naae.
The supporters OF Nessrs. Bond and Wootla1d
stuck by then, to the last, In the hope that the
friends Of Col. Davis, the successful candidate,
itupc,es. tue name Of Aid. McCrea
was introduced, hut Ills chance Of
election seeming hopeless he WAS dropped
after about two ballots. a, II. Wright was also
brought forward by the supporters Ut Col. Davis,
but tue delegates farortng Woodard and Rcy-
nolds did not take the bait. Some little iuctu-
atiou occurred in tho votes Of thu Seventh and
Fourteenth Wards, but they made no perecpti-
ble difference until near the close. Gu tho
thlrty.thlrtl ballot the Eighth Ward went for
Dayis and 2 for Bond, which proved the turning
potnt tn The contest, the fight tlIcu narrowing
tlowl to Davis and Bond. Tho former was
clestc1 on this ballot b7 . vote Of 20 TO 20.
THIS Convention WAS called to oEdcr hy Judge
Ifale, who Illuminated Nr. George Sherwood rs
Chairman. The nomination WIS unanimously
agreed 70.
.asG tne i thn n"or ronTrec .,n ia. tmo
i HonssMiu ~ t.4u ao1t ~, ~. , "s'
~ w9nu H. g"oo' ~ VI. ~ 70 'o nnaes
e1 ~" ~ III ~ -, u nssst Ti,n ~ T.. ,aG; ata ~,
~ sa.n MooM ~ ~ Sss1ss & ':;s % ~ %"aS.nE sha
cnnu ~ ,,s}ness ~ ~, f,r,.r r,nar. ssnuS ,Int
70 proceed " ouS1"cs'' ~ 'as'''cF te1nafAS "eEo
unnecessary ni ,. ,,,,,,,.. ~, e.o-,..
IT. 1T. ~ , ~. sa,, "a r.
lhete h9VnS peet unstaA9 ~, =, t.le aanonnce
messenger ~ 20 10 a!asl,nea IL naIa, wh!tner
sotna n s'.a acs'eS ~ nau #ua uotu5 tncs"
OF thc prnps1 fsaes :, MsetM's
After iusthel @ n1st1nt'hf aif 1;htae1s a'au oecn
alfa,nEe9, o otaot ~ - xam. se "
'owahs y = Mo,t'e' y W. apP9nlseai
e. Hlana" i,i; rhta5 ha,e5 ., a.. = s19pt IeH'Eo
E ,,ai,a. m.I, ~. "a 5ni,"s Isapt,.rsnn
- ~" T,mwittsn rcnnrted Ihe list IT ,141.oo,s.
, 1876-10-12

~ II ,o'e1oik y. N. no icdnite news Ind hsen
re.e!vc'l re- here rs tn the result 10 Indiana The
Deniuctnts 1sill claim Il, but u1viccs dated n"
o'naRs a. at y e ;n t'ow that t'f Goa6's
elected. The later rc!arts from Ohio confirm
wATrERsoN's rnED1cTfoS.'
10 ldnn5fssihLE1 1 ~, r. 1l;--An irImense anu
Jgarnai J., ,ot!lcc. 1n ans.cr. to repeated calls
Henry Wattefson satsl II ain satisfied from =
spsctal Telegram now IN NY possession that We
erf ber th,t srTe m dn 5as m SK IKE you TO-
elaboratclY discussed and distinctly understood,
that We could glro the West and soforth to the
Republicans and still beat thctn." Mr.: Waiter
son cont!ntte4 to explain the situation from this
standpoInt, that t!ie loss Of Indiana would lose
Hayes Pennsylvania, Illinois. aud Wisconsin.
Special Dtpatch to ne 7}ftune
Of interest IN this city since carly yesterday
Men llare neglected their business to talk over
tue situation and tho probabilities, and botl tfIe
Republican and Democratic headquarters, where
returns were received have bcen crowded all
day by anxious thronge. At this writing It ap-
pears llkclY-and Republicans here are con-
lident-thnt both States have been carried by
the Republicans BY handsome ,majorttLcs. But
notwithstanding this deep ntid natural tntercat
thu canTass fn tue county Is not being neglected.
RACINE. WIS.
sxeai sSa m:gosf n 70 IT, n'sn: n,.,,,
attempt at a Democratic rally to.nlght at Father
Mathew Hail, ia the Fourth Ward Donncl-
j.. of Milwaukee. addressed tho meeting, and
tried to create enthusiasm among Tic scattering
audience hy quitting suppos,tttious rcturns fronl
Indiana. a profound silence was rel!giously ob-
served with regard to DhiU.
To-snurruw evening uur citszcns will illustrate
ellc poltscal sc'sse 2f Racine By formally open"
Ing the Second War.l mammoth Republican
#f trftfrH Hmm fknraz n
, 1876-10-12

Tn the ninth ballot tho Eleventh Ward cast
10 votes for their first love, and withdrew their
rotc for Davis, making the footing appear:
Dayls III; Bond, 20; Woodland, II; and Hey
nolls, l.. From the tenth ballot to the four
tsen; t5e5s r. w. no shange the totals s1ng
10. A change Of one on the fifteenth ballot
from Davis to Woodland by the Fourteenth
Ward made these gcnt1emen's figures, reapect-
iyetY, % and 13, the other candidates remaining
III statu quo. DnrtB got this vote back on tho
next ballot, and retained 1t tn the seventeenth.
ENTER M'cREA.
at this poiut Mr. W. T. johnson Fourteenth
Ward) put ~ nomination AID: McCrca, gcntle-
mnn whom be believed would carry the district.
alr. MeCrca on this ballot received tTo votes
from the Fourteenth Ward, one being taken
from Davis, leaving tbat gentleman at 81. Nc
Crca Was dropped on the nineteenth ballot,
when the totals stood: Wooilar1. ~; Rcyuolda,
7; Dayis, ST.. Bond, 10. Up to the twenty
third ballot there Wns no matcrial change, tho
supporters Of Bond and Davis being determined
not to yield.
atr. Woodttck moved to take recess for ten
minutes In order that sot0c agreement might be
arrived Mt.
Aid. White moved to lay on tho table. Car
r1cd.
There appeared to bo no chance for tho corr
testing delegations to come to an ugreemGnt,
atl as dcrnier resort hlr. McLtnden nolnl-
mated
Mn. 4. II. WRIGHT.
AID. White seconded tho nomination. It WAS
impossible, he said, for tho Convention to notni-
nate one ot it's puts, md he thought thcy might
compromise on Mr.. Wright, wh0 was ecntle4
man Of honor md Integrity, and would bt clcct-
cd II he received tho ruminntfon. [App1ause.1
The twenty.fourth ballot was then taken, with
the following result:
, 1876-10-12
INDIANA.
THE BTATE DEMOCRATIC.

Epeciai Dtspaseh 10 1Ae Tffbuas.
IEDIANApoL1s, Oct. 11-Mitiulght. This day
has been Que Of tho most exciting ever knownin
sno aaseas - .,.n t". =. ,,a a..1'
more intense than u was yesterua! esen' pe'ne
wrought up Grea1ly BY the tilatory receipt Of
wcr, gatntnr Nv all rrports f,om al narts
otsha at.,. In. fro,, amt tf,r. ~ tbo rr,son,
u t'ie oI.te, ou'' iont .ua. t'ao ~ 'ao 'ss,
the uemocratlc ea1ns CONTINUED u grow 'lhu'
they foot up total Of nearly ooo over the vote
Of lB72. The decline has been gradual and
.tc,,lv. and, a,t1ioucl TIN Renuhl,tnns have mt
ss., sst o.sr n, ~ ] +hs s,n,s Wv ''0
Wv E'Yen w VIC otate.
ooHArs.
Tber ore cjnsmJnc tha State by 5.0GO malorjty.
h,'t !, ,.;,f r"ot,s tho of,rio, vo,. N
VII ~ ts uerthorr u'S -, te s.ne
the Germans voted largely against
the Republican nominees, and IN
thu southern co1nties. the usnal Democratic
,S,..s... ~ ..a~sss - h.. 1890. ..".aa ,..,s'as4s5
ma1orlt1cs "erc Increased py Votcs lmportea
from Kentucky. The Philadelphia and Daltt-
moro eancs Of rcpeatcre and strikers we're dis
trihnt I'D ttru,ch tl,e s.,to. hayfng bcen driven
out o1 lhss e.ty' anu the returns ina'eate t'a1
they got In their work quite elrcctually at some
points.
tn. INDEPENDENT VOTE
ance,eo ."o "epaoa ~. pa..s sseas's, !'as"1 10y =.
urably moro than tue democracy, anu had Is
not been for that DETECTION Harrison would
have been elected ~ l,UH TO ,5o majority
tools Of the Democratic managers, and right
well have they bccn worked. IN other respects,
the election ii cheering. The Republicans hare
Just roysrscd "
THE CONGRESSIONAL. DELEGATION,
bsnosra.s mow so sioFto ' T. 11'tsr % n tic gieht @
District, wis rs.eJeetesl By ab'ut 500 najcrtty.
, 1876-10-12
Ex-District-Attorney Dorsheir1a-
er's Constructive Mileage
Exposed.
Carl Hchurz on the Solid South.--Perils
Of Democratic Success.
THE ELECTIONS,

O111O$
TREMENDOUS DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS.
Sptciu! Dispasch to TRs Tfftune.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Theso Is positive proof
here of the most shameful repeating by whole
gangs Of Democratic rcpeaters, through whose
MD Banning was reelected to Congress In tho
Second Dlstrtct by 80 majority, and the bulk OF
the county ticket elected.
THE sTATK TICKET.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 11.-At midnight, the
Republicans claim and tho Democrats ndmtt the
election Of Barnes by $500, aud Doynton by
about 5000.