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AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES
WITHOUT CHANGE.

This is tho only line running Pullman
Southern Sleeping Ials from New Orleans'
nada, Decatur, jackson. Tenn, and Nash
villa To Cincinnati without change, connect
ing at that point with all lines running
pnIimnn and Wagner Palace oleepers TO
Toledo, Detroit, Grand halids, baIllmore'
WashingtOh, Sandusky. Cleveland, D9naIo,
Albany, Salamanca and New forK WITHOUT
This Is the only line running its entire trains
between louisville and Cine nnat. ana ' lne
only line by which passengers from tne coutn coli
on route TO Eastern and Northern Cl,les
ynot in through Sleeping UDrsl can ayoiu
tedious haul through the city Of LOUISVILLE py
changing cars at Short Line junction, with
Il. and ct. s. X. b., three miles eoeth OF the
citv. where an elegant Dining Hall is located
under the management OF the hallrOad OOH-
Through Sleepers from Atlanta, Chatta-
-, On. Little Rock, Memphis and Vickfburg,
n";. direct connection at Short Line JUNG
tion N 'th through Sleepers TO New YORK.
pSSiladeh hia, and other cities via this line
nUslNG THE GEATEANEAL
Exhibition at PhilA, ,iolphia tickets via this lt
line will be sold at a.. tcnst oIlces iu .ue
South and Southwest at 81 V"''' i0u U'0u i'''''
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
Louisville aid Cincinnati SHIRT Line
No other Zine Can Equal II.
KELLY, JOHN KIbkENlf. bsls .,.
Gen'l Ticket Agent. Gen'l Pass Agent
JRO. nacLkOb, Gen: SnpH
lN-xxiii- l@ LoasSslsss % ..I ..ssi..,s u
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PROFESSIONAL.
PRESORIpTI0N FREE

GOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
d weakness. lost manhood and all disorders
brought on by indiscrotions or excess. Any
druggist has the ingredients. Address, DA-
WILSON \ CO.. Box 1895. New York.
6-xxiii-6-oOd
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MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, September 1876.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. SEPT. Sd,
" 1876, trains win run as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail. daily ;..2:5O p I'm. 1850 pm
Sardis Ac'm dation, daily
Freight train, daily lex
cent Sunday )...........S:60a am. 4:30p.m
lsl-t NJ. BURKE, Sup't.
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RAILROAD uuE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AEp L0uIHvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARL esToN R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at head o. nam street
Ticket Once. 2si Main street, corner oi
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MISSISSIPPI AND TKNNEssER R.k.
Arrives. Lsavei.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

man wLo makes these little reels performs
miracle fully as astonishing, for his daily pro-
duction is 240 gross per day.
Abiding to the received notion concerning
an insular atmosphere, Mr.. b. laughed and
showed me Il spool tit for fairy's work-bas-
ket 1t was not quarter of an inch in length,
yet it contained the regulation 200 yards Of a
thread SO fine that it made spiders spinning
seem coarse; yet it contained three strands, and
a pound of the yarn spun for it would reach
from Philadelphia to Willimantic. Beat that,
if you can, Mr.. John Bull. GLOW about the
humidity" | asked. That's the sheerest
nonsense. We shut doors and windows and
turn on the steam, producing all the humidity
one ants
To show NE the strength of the fairy ii la
ment, he brought me il piece of sole leather
stitched through and through, and lawn
dress made on the Wheeler and Wilson ma
chine, whose sewing was SO dainty that the
pretty garment looked as if it grew together.
Be patriotic, my dear sisters. and buy the
thread Of America hereafter!
\ FIERY TRIAL
of great interest will come off on Georges Hill
tomorrow evening. Equal sums have been
given to an English artist in pyrotechncs and
an American rival in the same brilliant line.
Both men will do their best, and though |
know it isn't very polite thing to say, hope
in my secret soul that Prof. Jackson, of Phila-
delphia, will utterly eclipse the Brton.
On Friday we are to have formal closing OF
the grandest exposition ever witnessed; but
fancy how often we all recall its varied de
lights, and estimate, if you can, the measure OF
its influence upon our beloved land.
ANNA S. Hustled.
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the 22d rule is not in force, there will bt
nothing to guide the proceedings excep
the provisions Of the Constitution, and the
record of precedents. The interest will
then hinge upon the returns, as to thei
legal or illegal character.
If the 22d joint rule shall be decided
not to be in force, there will be no au
thority to direct the counting Of the cleo
toral votes except the provisions of tn,
constitution. That instrument contem
plates the formation of Joint convention
of the Senate and House, presided owe
by the President of the Senate That OF
fcer is directed to open the certificates
but not directed to count them The con
stitution proceeds to say that 1.-The votes
shall then be counted" Counted by whom
By the convention of the two houses, il
the inference. 1t could never have beer
intended that the presiding officer SHOULD
have power to count such votes and reiec
such as he might decide upon tavorabl,
OF otherwise Nor can the directions tt
count be held to be mandatory. to counl
all votes, even those clearly fraudulent
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A curious case il that of SOiiace. On

A curious case is that of Soliace, one OF
the Hayes electors in Vermont. After the
election it was discovered that he was
holding the office of postmaster OF Bridg-
port, while the constitution torbils the
appointment OF person as elector who
holds an office OF profit on trust under the
United States. 1t made a good deal of
excitement among the faithful. as the
loss of the vote would certainly defeat
Hayes. Later reports say that he re-
signed his office on the day before cleo
tion--but that is rather thin, lis all such
commissions run until Il successor is APP
pointed and qualified The best hold of
the Republicans is some possible provi
sion OF the laws of Vermont, or precedent
in such eases, by which the vacancy may
be filled The eleventh hour resignation
will never avail.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

days, as the exhibits will probably be re-
moved very slowly. 1t will still give per-
sons who have delayed their visit an OPP
portunity to see the exhibition without en-
countering the crowds which have throng-
ed the building for the past few weeks
All photograph tickets running to Nov. 10
will hereafter admit the person to whom
they were issued upon presentation.
The total admission. officially reported,
up to and including Wednesday last. We're
rs follows:
Live stock exhibition, 90, AS; main ex-
hibition at % cents. G51 1888; main exhi-
ton at 80 certs, COS, 552; total 1920
9S3. The estimated cash admissions for
Thursday were 17G,156 and for to-day,
lO6, 414, making a grand total Of s .004, :
2l4. The cash ce.pts from the gates,
officially reported to and including We'd
nesday, were S3,614. SS474
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16
The Feeling in Washington.
lc,rn -puudeuce Of Boston Post

| "A I-IIINtgVTN NtN
Another Iay Of uuiet here Iba nr.,r..
| have apttlrJ down I'm hnt ono r.nvictl...
and that j. that ,I,Iden j. 4Ie,t.d
amazingly wander how lone I,rh ,n,rl
lpr and hi, nrw.u,,,o, oroat,- v-iil e,,Ir;n,..
tn tun.tbnr. .,ttpul,,r f., ,lrr.,,,, tI,,,,. m.
| rnimbNrlu hpa,,ul8rtrr4 HIS i,oi hr..
open to-day. aud Tonight not 4 6gbt
visible, ana the gloom OF the mepd W'
butter brigade lnlehslhe-.
CHANDLER SEEEIXD. taL: ,uN~ul>.rl,A
Ch,n,le,. h,. hel M. drs,,,t,.h,.. t,.,i...
tn nnr,l,tt hin, INA t.,-,ti,,j,t h.. ;r,,.I...
Nr,,snn,,r,. .,,,y t,I ,,., r.,t51rn. I,',,II..
At ihn ntir,'. Of Ihn A..,,iaf,I lIr,.-. .,.,,..
w.,. int,1.n,rd ,l.,t tlr. .tiir.J rstur,.
,,,,..+f.,I I,l,..,o.,,t.i, tI,, ,,t..t,
south Csuulina'- electoral vote Ia Tlit,.
lie assumed mot ~ believe it and ~aItr'
away htnG ms ltp
lNr>LArAHll mann.
y.,.,a.J,,.,,.., An,r,,,. ...,,,,,,..,,.i;,...,,
military fnrrns IN nuiai,,,a t,.I,,,rai,,,..,
the President that Louisiana had certain.
gone Democratic Chandler WAS sent iot
forthwith, and when cen Augurs dc
spatch was communicated to hun hr
waved Wroth and SWore incontlnentY
The outcome OF the conference was thnl
Sheridan was directed by telegraph t.
proceed to New Orleans IN person aut
take command 81 the troops. me AdlhH'
t,,. hn,.;,,,r ,,.,lo ,,.,,,l;,i ,,I,,;i, t.,..
tn fine hnN.s n IN, ,lrin'r 'l,,nalt,
'7
'hr hNhhllN" or FOOLS
There Is great deal OF IDLE talk ~
uu ecu iil concerning l'ic P"SSiollllies "I
rnrrnunondrnis have rougLt nm the sni,itr,
ami in thni,. dn.n,trhns b,vn trn,tn1 I'M.
ont;cination ot. ,unh nm unbon,,, ,,it,.
seriousness 1t il all mounShine 'lhr
reputable representatives of both part'r-
apprchend no such contingency,
No rRol BILE IN LOUISIANA.
The feeling is very decided that even N
the Returning Board Of Louisiana throw
out all the votes they claim to be iluudt
lent that 1ilden will have a majority sui
Gcient to carry him safely through
Nor rnp u,vrs Ann rur> rvn,, -.
n,,
me iea"e'S VI tle ho'uoi'eaH pa''S
N'i"" '"'i wen 'n"' nay o9 - "eie"te"'
ara only pfoiohS tlie agony because theN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

5. y Cox. oil the sixth New York dis
trict, has doubtless The largest majority
ever given to Il Congressman-l1 900. He
had no opponent. In Il letter to his con-
sttuents Mr.. Cox says
Your uneNampled vote for me deserves ac-
acknowledgement. All factions and parties Joined
in my 1900 majority. The few votes for Il
competitor, Mr.. Duganne, do not indicate any
reproach upon him, or any real candidacy
on his part. | have not the honor of his per-
sonal acquaintance; but know him rs n gen
tleman Of literary refinement, political diaec-
tics, and chivaric honor. 1t is out lust to say
for him, that, had he chosen 10 incur the eN
pense. he might have had several thousand
votes. My election Is the success OF the work
ing folk Of :. depressed district Would to God
that this success could afford them instant re-
relief 5. 5. Cox.
New York, Nov. 10, 1876.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

The most probable statement regarding
Louisiana is telegraphed to the n. Y. Her
aid by John McEnery, who was once
elected Governor of the state, and count
ed out by the returning board. While
the Republicans furnish no figures, he
gives returns by parishes, and shows =
majority for Tilden of 1859. Candid
men admit that his statement has every
appearance of truth and fairness. 1t is
believed that the returning boards cannot
throw ont enough to defeat the Tildcn
electors.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16
Health of the Americans.

Colonel IIigginson says that the health
OF the Americans is improving. A New
York Physician who has been in Europe
the past dozen years. recently returned,
and he says the first thing that impressed
him was the change for the better in the
ply sical appearance and health OF the
people here His wife was struck with
the same thing. They noticed it more es-
our cities. This comedies with the remark
made by Charles Dickens ON his second
visit to this country, viz: ~ our people,
especially the women look better fed than
formerly, Huxley also gives his opinion
in the same direction. On his recent visit
here, he expressed his surprise at finding
Americans Il more substantial race than
he had supposed them to be. Colonel
Higginson thinks nature is endeavoring
to take a new departure in the American
type, and to produce a race more finely
organized, more sensitive, more pliable,
| and OF more nervous energy; that tins
| change Of type involves risk OF health in
the process, but promises greater results
when the new type shall be established,
| He thinks the last twenty years have
| brought about great improvements in the
| physical habits OF the more cultivated
| classes and among the causes leading to
| I.p ait n n r .
| Better food, better air, better bathing
and exercise; increase OF athletic games :;
sea side and mountain life in summer; the
thicker boots and shoes worn by women
and girls; the decided Improvement in
| bread. and the general introduction of
! farinaceOus food and the introduction of
open fires after the main body Of the house
has been tempered by the furnace
| Mr.. Higginson is, no doubt correct
correct 50 tar as he goes at least. Science
will prove the true guide to health by
showing the right way to live; and thus,
| in time regenerate the world and es-
tablisIl it ON the right foundation, moral
ly, physically and Intellectually. ''knowl-
edge is power"
The frigate Franklin, with W NJ
| Tweed on board, was at St. Thomas on
the 9TH, and is now due at New York
The western papers have n sensational
| story about an attempt to steal from the
tomb the remains of President Lincoln
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

Sometime ago there was furry Of eN-
element in the scientific world because OF
the discovery, IN Africa Of y race Of men
who had tails. Now the announcement
is made that men with horns have been
found Isn't it Just possible that the latter
explorer las re-discoyered the first named
tribe while they We're all standing on their
heads
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16
The War Cloud Still Threatening.

LONDON, Nov. L.. The Pall Mall Ga
zette says: Once more darkness has lal
len over the prospects of peace. That it
will lit again we may hope, but the news
that comes both from St. Petersburg and
Constantinoplc gives us warning that
what is called feeling may yet conquer
wisdom and that a certain degree OF IN
safety already threatens to creep into
Judgment of those upon whom depends
the tremendous issue of peace on war.
The speech of the Car is not the most
alarming incident OF the time, but it is
far from pleasant reading.
NOMINATIONS BY THE Gov EENOR. The
Governor has made the following nominations
Observation-Disclosures n. Child, Pittsled
Railroad CommisSioner-A. w. Wildes.
Justices of the Peace-Charles ID. Merritt,
Houton; Richard e. Hall, Rockand; A. San
bert n. Greenwood, Fairfield; James Pattee,
Jackson; Samuel kingsbury, Waldo; Hon. A..
b. Powers, Machas.
Coroners-James W. Patterson, Bucksport !;
Seth Patterson, Wiscasset.
Last Wednesday, the Sth, the town of
Warren celebrated its centennial annivcr-
sary by illuminations, bell ringing, pro-
cession, and an address by w. o. Fetch
er, ESD. The occasion was doubtless \
very interesting one.
A San Francisco despatch says the City OF
San Francisco arrived there from Australia, via
Honolulu, and confirms the previous report of
the arrival at Honolulu of the whaling bark
"Three Brothers." with 100 of the wrecked
whaling crews.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

We knew he would do it. The Presi-
dent has pardoned Avery the chief treas
ury clerk, who aided the whiskey swirl
dlers. They and their friends aided Hayes,
and rs soon as election is over, out comes
the criminal, with all his sins washed
away. Highly moral and model admins
tration we have!
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16
GSneraIities.


Ossian Z. Dodge, well known in dame As
baliadist, died recently in England.
In shipwreck the rat always swims ASHORE
Widow Butler was saved. Hartford Couunt
The census Just completed makes the poru.
lation Of Portland 35.5Sl. gain of GA over la~
year.
Stanley T. Plummcr of Maine, has been ,,.
pointed Revenue Agent vice Manley of Main.
resigned.
Two Georgia brothers recently married
mother and daughter, the Younger brother iss
ing the mother
There will be $4,000 barrels of petrolem ,a.
ped from Portland to England by sailing ye,
sells this winter
Mr.. Motley has joined the ranks of storr.
tellers. lie is writing Il historical novel, toh
published next year.
Several large white, arctic owls, rarely see
south of the st. Lawrence river, have recent
been shot in the vicinity of Brunswick.
Two men at a circus in California the otl.-
day found i'll Ada Belmont, the trapeze pei
former. sister whom they had not seen Sill
1S56.
The snow is foot deep in the Adironda,s,
and the Water-courses and small lakes are tr0gr.
IA -vYintar
The Brunswick pulp mill, having sent ,
sample of wood paper stock to England sh1..
lime ago, has in consequence receiveda hrs.
order from that country.
Nine couNcts. while working ON the sand ..
above Little Rock, Ark, Friday evening, oy-.
powered the Guard aud escaped \ posse Cd
blood hounds l. now IN pursuit,
There are nOw in ENGLAND EIGHT surI Iynr.
the hattie OF lraialSar-the last OF Nelson gre
naval cunfllctS. lhree OF these We're mld~a.
men then and are admirai7 now,
N.,,. ,.I.,,,na,.. thinL. THAT H.. ..,,...,,..'
hmm iii. ln,'riti,ra f., INK pbiIaIoIfii'i.,''
bition Is enormous, She attributes the rc-Ja
to fatigue Bad water, improper FOOT aud
element.
...in.,I.. ,nIl u.,Il-... u.I,I..,...... . t.
5000 ,v6rtb' ,T ,r,l5 q, rrn,,tg. INN .2n n,,,
cold comes monthly from nolihrrn C,rursI4 +.
Atlanta silver one, ttl'n "ul near CRATIC
NiIie' assays ." 10 Il t""-
congressman IuttreIlot california ,,.,..,...
irtroi1',J in mn lt',fe =, rstint,-iti
this il ollr cougre,su,lu Honorahle j Il 49,
trprl-th,. orator Who ~ ths rnrl of I,,...
knocks nnt The Luno ar nlfbos and ,t.,,,..
hr,l Mt ,lu,,,Ia,,r
coming much alarmed at the increasing haUf .
broachne cargoe> 1t sea hy sailors Wm..
liquor and provisions have IN this T.,y ...
stolen in large qHautitie-, ana mutiny j. IN
| tNltahr result.
ma. .u
me luf -rls"h WV soon N' on 3A'"
nasnIu' men no h1Nt H'l 'h+ moral l4tl e'ti
- r'f III, " II. M >" u"''' = "u' VI Il" 'l''
tl>, no worth including in The ~tuek vi a..
! at the dollar store.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

Everybody must be patient about the
election The official count in the three
contested States cannot be declared until
some time next week Meantime let us
all pray for a fair count and the election
of Uncle Sam
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16
Election Comments,

Tie sudden looming up of the Democracy in
| gigantic oVerShadowing cloud, like the genius
that the Arab fisherman loosed from the lar he
found IN his net, startled the millions OF Repub-
| cans throughout the country in a manner that
HEY mad never been startled before. New
| 0rk Herald.
Somehow they don't seem to have been
| frightened TO death over in London about the
nleu states rerudlatlng its debt, or ANYTHING
OF thai sort, when they found out that Cover
nor 1'lden had been elected President. TSpring-
field Republican.
The American people have manifested Il gen-
erous confidence in Mr.. Tilden Never before
in the history Of this country has any man, en-
ter!hg public life at Il comparatively advanced
age, risen SO rapidly, and attained to the high
est olfice so soon. sun.
1t does not seem that troops We're needed in
Tie South. W it'll the exception OF a few slight
disturbances, hardly worth chronicling the
whole South voted as quietly and fairly az the
North. New York Herald.
Ii we examine the past campaign from be-
ginning to end we shall find that it was largely
Samuel j. Tilden who organized the Demo
cratic army. He said at the outset that lie felt
Ike soldier entering INTO Il conflict and he
proved genuine political captain. IPhiladel-
phia Record.
The returns in Louisiana are under the maui.
pulatlon OF the infamous Returning Board,
whicn IS prepared 10 resort to any fraud what
ever m me interest OF Grantism; and the re-
turns Of Florida are in no less danger from the
agents OF the Administrations. [Sun.
Mr.. 1jlden will uo info tha Whi,a ,,,,,o
will - noble amhition IN WIN ,stinl. my ,,ouse
the President Who harmonilnd nSn i,rl'e III as
tracted Inv sectnna animnsitias Iuhn , uih-
stronger Than ever the hnna, that ho .,''e
the Union, and who helped to swell the tide of
MS '''''''' ''iei piosperiiF' Inc" YORK sun.
1t is the triumph of peace. The people are
more than weary of the passions of war. eleven
years after they had welcomed the return of
their heroes from the battlefield. Their hlnaer
cry has been for a common obedencr ia ,nm-
mon l,un ,,l j., oo..,,a..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov T.. lIerald'> special
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL. So many of the
parishes of this state are 50 inaccessible, and
the authentic statements Of results received up
to this time are few, and the unofficial ac-
counts received vary widely that it is impos
sible to give tonight any accurate statements,
or even approximate accurate statement, as re-
quested by you. WIN. 4. KELLOGG.
Another despatch, signed 10y over one hun
dred merchants of New Orleans, To the Herald
says: Kellogg's and Packard's deSpachas claim
ing this State are erroneous. All the pnrshe>
have been officially heard from except two
Cameron and l.atourche. The majority for Ill
den is 1876. Cameron and latourche will make
the majority over 500. There has been no dis
turbauce before, during or since the election.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

The Democratic jubilee III this city is
postponed for the present. We don't
want To celebrate until we are entirely
sure of victory, and the Republicans ar-
knowledge it,
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The Next House.

The following is IN estimate of the political
compile Xon of the next House of Representa-
tives, derived from the returns as received 1t
is probable that the Democrats may gain from
these figures one in California, one in Florida
and two in LOui sana -
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

A Camden Republican writes that he
wants to borrow our big rooster to i'm
prove his breed OF fowls Guess he won't
20. That bird is very circumspect in his
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-11-16

sam. Cos of New York ought to be the
best feeling Official in the country. 1t
isn't often that man is pushed into Con
gross by the power of |, 900 majority