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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08

DAKING Nolasses and Syrup. for sale bv
ID GEO. ". I. KEARSLEY.
November % 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
BANK %TATENIENT

y EPOEr Of The condition OF the First National
/ Bauk OF Jefferson az Cha. I,-town. State OF
->l Virginia. at the ciuse OF business December
Z, 1915
R-<nI-pCES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DERS0NS indebted 20 US can have an oppor-
Z tunitv OF paving their bills 10 CORN. az
highest market price. All over amount OF ac-
count We will pay the CASH We are compelled
10 force our collections. Don't let this cpportu-
uitv pass. Respectable
Dee. 2j, 1873. TRCSSELL / LUCAS.
WANTED.-200.0gJ Bushels CORN. for
w which we are prepared to pay the highest
markc; price ia Cash.
Dec. p 1875. TRCSSELL & LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08
Boot and shoe Making.
To Whom 1t May Concern.

HAYlNG dissolved partnership bv mutual
/ 1 consent lof Justice O'Blnnon1 herewith
make public that 81 ANYBODY has a note or ac-
count against me, Nil seud the sane 90 me for
settlement After this date ms late partner will
paw bis own notes. and transact busine. on bis
own account. Tor convenience partics may leave
bill az the FF-e Press Office. Friends haging
some OF my books, please leave az same Office.
HENRY +. SCHULZ.
Ort.Ler . Ts--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08

NANCY Tea ard COFFEE Pots Susall Medium
4 and Large Tea Kettles. nice. for sale bv
Dee. L., ISIS. DUKE n GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08

SKATES--We have just received lot OF
- Skates which viii be sold low. By
Dec. Is 1875. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-08

No other remedy has proved s., cGectual in re-
leyirc Coughs aad Cold. as DR.. Bulls Cough
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-28
Notice Of Dissolution.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between John
Cowsn and John Do,ohue In t!~ blAcksmithin9 busi.
ness IdsLo Guy /. T., under tho Arm name Of Cow.
IN ! Dcnohac. h this day dissolved By mutual coS.
sent. Mr. Douvhue Withdrawing from the same.
All accounts sgainst the late nrm Will 30 settled
jointly BY the old nrm and III debts dss arc % b
equally divided between then. These knowing them.
selves Indebted arc requested n come fsrwaTd and
settle the asms without delay.
Dec. "a, ls7S.
The business st thc old sand viii hereafter ~ con.
ducsed By the undsrgned, ohopesby steiot atteu-
tim and tho turning ~ - Ast.class Ncea, e Mss1se
continuance d public patronage.
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I norsr err 1UslM1ss DlR1cTo1x.

3$5
Wm. b. Norris Agent Northwestern stage oona'
psny; also. vi Z. 4 los Agent.
We. la.ro- Proprietor its'cky Bar Stage Aane.
Vim H. Nye-Drug store
+. Il cutli o.--Stoyss. Tin and Hasd~xrs.
q. W. Moure-first National Hank d Idaho
p j prfiv- Harness. saddle aud Leather Depot.
T. Logan Dry ts0ds. Groceries aud Clothing.
Il. B. Reed tO.-nry Goods. Groceries, sno
Clothing. Mines aud Liquors.
b. Fslk l. co.-Dry Goods. Groceries. snd Ciou''
ing.
|. srhwabarher Il Co.-Dry foods. Groceries. ANA
Clothing
=. sonn.-tiroceries. Hardware. Iron aud Steel
&. JxcOb~-klouting Mill aud Distt.lery.
Diluerleck X acknowledgements, dsc.
{. Jscobs-Dcsl.r III Flour, Bacou aud whisky.
8. Spiegel-varieiy Store
u. Levs-Gr. ceries.
+. CuAen-1srucctlcs.
Mrs. i. Caieii-vatic,y Store.
]. Is. Hr,adbru,-Jcwelry. Clocks and Watches.
J. Brun,m-Js~ciry. Malches aud Clocks.
=. HuinpAry -Jcwciry. Clocks. aud Watches.
james a Pinncy- book and Variety store.
Win. Bayhouse-boul AUD shoe store.
J. Foilard-isool AID suoe Maker
j. stool s-bout aud shoe Maker.
A. d, Mousou-r, rnltu.u s.otc and Cabinet Nh
kcr.
A. Hagar-furnitule Store.
Mrs. uhss U.sLcr--M Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mr.. Issacs-Millinrry slorc aud Dress Maker.
Mrs. Miuci.eiiuer- Dress Msker.
J. stcam-urairr in liza. Aud train.
J. Ga.--produce Store aud tcairr III Grsin.
Jas. II. l~osuoi -l'epot Agricultural implements
ana Agent Flv,cnce Sewing Nachine.
l. u. CaIr.-Fhotographl Art ST.
It. T. How lett-Assortment store.
i. Dangci-isakery.
-. Lrv.-baksvy.
q. ". GeAs a Co.-MeAs Market
Mm. It. JAin-s--M-st Market
J. A. H-Ii,rll X oo.-M~at Market
Capt. J. ". Griffin overland Hotel
Basl x Young Central i.o,rl
A. r. Turner Turner Hoasr-hoteL
J. III. t,orsion--t Api;ai K-ntaurant.
J.shrGrr-1onivetiolcr, and chop House.
Agn.~ 4 Harr-Iivrr. =, s1ic- aud Feed Corral
4. Hoarli-Liscr, sable aud iced Corral.
Chas N-i.on-lAsery sist.c aud Feed Corral.
v. Mur..-t orrai aud f-ra stable.
&. Aunt-c.rrs! aud Feed Stable.
A. k.s.i-iumb~r Yard
" l.. Observation-Disclosures Yard.
Barrct, wiiism.-Laniber Yard.
Al. Marsson-carriase. Wagon. Blacksmith and
ounsn,ith sisops
J. Ii. jarksun-- Bisek s,a!,h shop.
H. Thon,p..n-- hlaei s,u.sh Ship.
Baldwin 4 urn,phii- Blasksini,h shop.
u ". ssilts It aei.nish Shop
J. " u.#t+-- HissLsnis,l ship.
4. T.. Msupin-l urv,lszn \. ". n. Co.'S Machine
sloIs-
y. 4. Iafitoa-tosciAa y. ". Cos c4.rtss
shnrs.
\ lie iori-~>nlali Urssrr
a. uhbiu. ~Nussl Yard.
! e.n hsu.- Mead Yard.
n Mi.Ivinata- ~ u0d lzra
iteii An,ssrs.'n asi~nier Shop.
VI Httd=s srjsrn.sr sH.p.
y orb -. arys'sirg shop.
George IsIis~s sr,elisf shop.
orurga kssshari--s arptnter shop
i Iassdtt -,ssrlculrr >h"p.
H. Anthuny ~s arl.hieT shop.
tAps. AlirH--t asl-rtssr shop,
rcd. acknowledgements. several Others. nan.es
not kaugH.
las house MISUNDERSTANDING SAi"cu and Bath
liuu-r.
There 10 al.o nasbsr shnp sn Overland Hotel
builainrs si,ss 81 ituus.tos ,.t ..s sAses sitsd
j. si,s.lzir-Tstis.r -uu,s.
l. =. Cars.e-fruit Tree. aud general Nursery.
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cENTERvIILI BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
n. +. Wsldrou dealer in general merchsn.
'iise; also Wells. Fargo Il Cos Express agent.
Jsrsme Beardsley. fruit. cigars and beer.
Jerome Brsrdslry, bIacksn'ith>shop.
c. C. M~fiert, hotel,
Hardin 4 DAILY, butcher shop.
B Dempsey. livery stable.
Jss. BrOusau, boot and shUe maker.
Fred H~oiirin. cabinet shop.
Gsvrgs Cartwright, hay aud feed store.
PostotIice. n. r. Waldrou postmaster.
LOuis PIERRE. restaurant.
Chsnnrll 4 Church. saw mill.
r. i. ChamGell T. Co., ditch.
3. X. Gssldtrap. ditch
anng Va Chang. Chinese store.
~ Lang ca. Chinese store.
Chez Kre Co, Chinrse store.
Chse ~ Co, hatcher shop
DuctOr Chsng. Chiness drug store.
{. ilarnsp. doctor.
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IDAHO CITY BUsIHEss DIRECTORY.
c. s Kingsl~y. general naerchAndiss. Main Street.
J. y .Fl.her. blacksmith. corner Montgomery sud
Vail streets.
Thomas Barry. general merchandise. CONNER.
saal street.
LAner 4 Swim. general merchandise. Aain
.street. #A
@. Marie. lin and hardware. Main street.
u. y. Himmsl. wa,cLe: aud jewel ). Main street.
j. u Emery. genera. merchandise. Main street.
Id Fuinaer, general merchandise. main street
George DUNCAN. hotel. Main street.
w. ray ne. carpenter. Nam street
Juun A.un! NJ, painter. corner Commercial and
WAis streets.
Dr. sArlfer. physician . d surgeon. wAliula
0Ieck.
direct
ir u. Zipf, physcian aud ugstore. Main street.
kose i .lc.eSi,t. meat mArArl. a.iu street.
A. strauss com uuiss.ou aud storage business.
Main street.
Johu uarrecht, meS, market, Main street.
\. nxi Il. Utracry. A.ia street.
c. ". Alvuse 4 Co., First National BAnk. Main
yvan Good. Tonsorial srtis,. Main street
,. T.. clAnOy OooAS Soo ss~\s~uek!s A""s6"'3e's
a1recI
H. u Luney. hotel, Luna House. corner Mont
.1onery AAi Commercial street,.
w. " black. livery aud iced stable MAN street
Huin \ Miller. sodA sacs r.. Wall stseeI
T.ncirr 4 Holland. ssio.,n. Aain street.
Axlt Z4pp. saioou. Main street.
NcNiintuck : stewart, Iurd and livery stable.
Montgomery street.
MArlin Mr.icu luvich. restaurant. Wall street.
William Maatx, oooJ and shoe shop. Man street
Hay : Co~an. oacksIn!ihs. Main street
JouA barley ulAckslnit b. Main street.
Henry Freadcnser. bakery aud iruit sore. Main
.sxec.
Dcl,oux. grocery aud liquor store. Montgomery
stree.
cnas. Maa.x. boo, aud sh.'e shop, ain street
-Heu,An Jones, v .gon maker. MAsu street
Josiah Cave, blacksmith. i.aiu ssrceI
Thomas D.x,,n. tailor. Nainstrrcs
buck FL c4rprn ess. Main street.
Lrsser 4 rursas1a. carvcasc ., Montgomery
aireeS.
Dr. b. Simpson. ply sic:Au aud dentist. Comua-r.
q. street.
J,tn DroiDcrk. fruit and cigar sore Main street,
Is 4. Aosse. Matchmaker. M4su stf.et.
0ess ge bxsue.t Ul...ostcsrE. Huuiss.sAcry Atrcet
1uctc ~ > yu,t aass..r at io-a o. hed ny
UorIIli. Ia ,.pa.u. WEST fs.s.r two mics
gum town oanrd Uy WI..i- X .,r.s.o.L sac LATTER
Co. hss Iumucr yard uasa -i.re. the iorsner ~
der MAJ. seAoo. noasc ..si ,sood assupsAF
-. SO uu Mail sisees, .id t~o Chucsc
x,o<ss. rGxrc /. . M-tho,.s, Church al street.
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M Office Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UNDER
" signed administrator Of the shove named
tate. 10 the creditors Of. and al persons having
claims xgaina said deceased, u exhibit the ssme
with tho necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the hrst publication Of this notice 70 the
derstgncd at his pIscs Of business IN Idaho City.
Boise county, J. T.
JAMES MCpwvrTT.
IDAHO CrTY. Nov -. 1851 administrator
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1IOu6cr OuSlu6SS UlTcCtUIys
Madigan u CannaLy, general mcrchan-
%lisc
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Vcasey. saloon.
Jerry Norman, vegetable stand.
Callahan s. Co., draymen aud vegetable
&And.
s. Il. Connolly. upholster and carpenter.
Michael Clarity, livery stable.
James Coleman, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop.
Michael Clarity, hotel.
Dsvincr T. Co., general merchandise.
James Stadtmiller, brewery and saloon.
Richard Stokes, butcher shop.
Hull 81 Tucker, woodward.
Bird Lotus, drayman.
Geo. w. Smith, store.
One Chinese store.
e. A. Stevenson, ditch owner.
Ben Wilson, saw mill and ditch owner
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BLANKS Or ALL KINDS FOB
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-28
CIGAR /!

We have on hand and for sale In lots 10 suit pur.
chaser, II. 0O0 good cigars. MYEK SMITH,
Centerville.
, 1876-11-20

tend tt'e meetings Of tho Board; and .ako
th'a occaeon to e1pscAa my thanks for this
courteous farms Of th'a Invitation. ~ dssp aenso
Of the Importance of yonr. proceedings. and my
convince tho public mind of tho justiee Of your
finding. Worry respectfully yours,
JonN SnERxAH.
HxTURHB PILED.
The Secretary Of the board reported that cleo
ton retur1is from hirty-fivc parishes had boon
nlea with him. There arc VI, returns frtnn
thErty-afx parishes to arrive. Tho question was
ralsel as TO whether The Botrl could begin the
compilation and canvass until all Of fhe re-
turns 1iAd been received. It Was determined,
however, 10 commence OH Monday, tho 10Th
inst, and to take I'm the parishes either alpha
betlcaIlv or by Congressional Districts.
Col. Xacharfe, Chairman Of tho Democratic
Committee on Elections and Returns, requested
to know whether tho presence Of counsel repre-.
Bcnting Democratic candidates wnuld lse al
lvwet during tho deliberations Of tho board.
Tho President replied that only In cases where
parties be called iu. lie added that counsel
would be permitted TO inspect the returns when
they were opened, and in order 70 see whether
they Ind been ta1npcred with.
, 1876-11-20

Special Dfspatca to 7ae Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lf.-Thc Democrats In
Virginia attempted 10 defeat Jorgcnsen, Rcpub-
llcan, by resortEng 10 trick common In some
of the Southern 1tatcB. at Realms Station,
wl!cro there is minority Of ut least 200 Rcpub-
llcan votes, the polls were not opened during
the day. 4 letter received here from thor
oughly ruliab]c source says the polls were not
opened At the t,hual hour. At Up. m. a mcssen-
per arrived ut Petersburg with the information
that, although It was election dag, no election
for ths derellction 81 duty on behalf
Of the Democrats who have cslDreD
Of tho voting places IN visEinta, one OF the 10
called Commemorative Judges was said to be sick In
he'd, and
THE OTHER JUDGE HEFuaED TO ACT
witf, the remaining judge, wlH happcHs, unfor-
tunatcly, to be d co1ortd man. Tic Judge Of
the County Court Ut uinwldlt, oil representa-
ttuns being mnt1e to 1Ifn that the aforesaid col
orcl nlan was disqualified, scnt another Kepub-
lican to take Ills place, but, as is i.sual
In such cases, took tinc c1tuuEh to have
i too late. nndt consequently, upon arriving At
RraHls, 1t wus found 10 he folly to attempt to
organize and get In tllc votes of the precinct.
But, In spite oi all ssieh tricks, Jorgc1ecn was
elected By over !. 900 majority.
, 1876-11-20

AEN1AAs
/, ii IirlQ|t Court Of The United States, for the
ssBbeTl District Of New YQrk-ll Equity.

1o,s srnArroH, Assignee In bankruptcy, etc.,
uY.pa hnr;t,jn j. MYKna, RACHEL DEnnlNo,
nd Arthur l.. LEyf, Defendants.
m r.sdnr and ding tho affidavit Of Edward
, s.anon. and upon the bill Of complaint hled In
II. scot,. and Tho return OF the Barshal to tho
.nbnrna Issued herein. 1t appearing 70 tue estia-
|ssnn al ths Court that the above entitled snt Ia
hnught 10 enforce claim against cof.Ain property
Tithfn t6c Southern District of New York, aud
iii ihc above. named dcfendante, Arthur ].
T1trs nd Arthur l.. I.ovy, aro not inhabitants Of
nar oond Within said District, and hAve not roll
rptarly appeared thereto;
nl,nanEe solicitors, It n ordered that tho said
thrshut j. Nyest and Arthur l.. Levy appear.
ptad, answer, OF demur to the Conaptainanta bill
of complaint died horcin At the Clesk'a Office Of
fiji Court in tho City Of New YORK. on Or before
ibe 3jtb dir Of December, A. .. 1870, and that II
nnct|csblc thIs order bc served on said Arthur j.
G1tis and Arthur L. Leyy wherever found, per.
opallg; also thnt this ordos bo served upon the
ntf1on ar persons IN charge Of snid property, II
tnY the1e be, and that this order 10 published in
Tak CHtcAao TninuaE and In the Now York Daily
3MA.-pnblfahet respectively in Chicago and in
Sew FORK, onco q week for blI auccesstve weeks,
xhth publication shall stand in place Of personal
.r.ec Of tha order II such personal eorvlce Is not
pssetItable. {Signcd1 ALEx'n 8. JonxsoN,
eopy: Circuit Judge.
joiS |. DAvsxronr, Clerk.
, 1876-11-20

NKE FVN %FVV
Speeia3 MlpdtcA 10 Ths 1HhtN*.

6peeias Mspasca 10 1As 1ttbyHA
WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. ia priyate tel
egram from Now Orleans brings information
that the Republicans havs discovered tho whole
sals manufacture Of aflidavlts somo charging
Republican frauds 5and otheB setting forth
that largo numbers Of negroes votcd the Domo-
cratic ticket It ID claimed among Republicans
In Now Orleans that q large number at these
xldaylt4 aro ready to be laid bcfoEo the Return
Ing Board, but that 1t will bo possibls to show
their true character in enough instancss to de-
stroy tho effect Of Rll. ......
huNAToH sHzKAAN NoN-CoMHTTAL.
6s~ctal D.patea u NJ 1Ftsu#s.
NEW OALaAhs, nor. 10-l0 p. .m.-NothinE Of
Importance hss traasptred to-day. The ranks
Of visitors OF both parties aEo rapidly thinning
out, Senator Sherman, upon being aaked By
your correspondent what ha supposed would bc
tho result Of tho complications hese, stated that
he could not ssyi that he "as hero - witness
at the proceedings Of the Rstu1ning Board.
, 1876-11-20
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ECfi4TCUtNn,

WASHINGTON, D. C..Nov. 1o.-ft Is amattcr OF
surprise hero that there WAS 90 much scratching
done upon tho State ticket IN 8outh Carolina,
as shown by the returns Of State Bonrd Of Cat,-
vasaeFs. Tho Republicans maintain that It will
bo necessary To purge tho returns "a they have
been tabulated for presentation TO the Supreme
Court, and that, notwithstanding tho order of
tho Court, the State Board OF Canvnssers has
not yct decided to surrender It's judicial func-
tlons.
TIE KLRcTonAL VOTE.
officially canvassod gircs the State TO Hayes
and Wheeler wtthou. tnquirjng into Democratic
frauds and Intimidation. The lowest minority
for the uayes Electors is $50, aud the highest
will DO about 1850. Tie scratching Of tho
Electoral ticket was ona Of tho tricks practiccd
on colored voters who could not read, and was
ono Of tho dcccptons used to carry tho State for
Tilden. Tho result Tor Governor has not yet
bscn fully canvassed. Tic official vote, how
ever, must decide, and even this, IT matters not
In whose favor It Is, will be contested before the
Supreme Court, as counsel for both siJcs have
prepared exceptions to be filed In my event,
The Legislature is the court Of final resort for
canvassInc tho votes for Governor and L!cutcn-
ant-Ooycrnor In case either party chooses to
carry tho contest there.
Tn fbs u+.ssrr f,so.tct.4 f,r.,.
New YonK. Nuy. iu.-Sncciale rive the fol-
1owinr rcault IT The rn1ir1t II thc Eircforal vntc
Of South Carolina: Rcnuhlican Eicctors.at-
i,nrre-C, c. Bowen. 9f. 786: ,Tuhn Winsrn,tli.
0l,8fo. District Elrctors-T. B. Jnhuson, ~
mi: Wilsnn Cook. al i'd: william +. Mrers
If .S3f Democratic Ejerinrs. ii "rrc-T' n
Dnrknr. %. .soi: Samuel Mrf5owar. m';37 Ms.
trtct Elcctors-T. ". Harrington, Gn,695: ]. l..
B. irwin. 1190: Rohert nIdrirh' 1s6hln !; ''' -
Tlfs OPTICAL couYr.
WAsu1soros. d. G.. Noy. ia.-y,ctory in
Routh Caroltnn{ Tho suhnc,,sc. kn far M tho
Elcctornl ynte al the statn Ia conrernod, is ovrr.
Tia foiiowinF n imst rerniyrd: :" we
Co,uvn,, I r. Nav ~ ian -
n EHnnnG, Thc i;lceons1 yotc har. - tccn of,c1s,. -
" canyas.eI hy the Returning Doard. Tho cntire
Hayes Electoral ticket II elected without my In.
rufry Into Democratic fsaudn. The majority for
, 1876-11-20

pairing any subscription to tho Republican cam
patRn fun Infatuated himself into tho most
private Fl s. 'of tho Campaign Committee,
and shoIsEfi -terwards, without notice, dlaap-
peared f. E.adianapo'!s and hold
tof : sPEhzncEs w1fu Mn. 11LDKn .
n New Tho proof that he WINS with TIL.
ten ID f. i cred absolute. II Is inttmatcd that
1e has} 2 private business or family relations
win W - den which have not bcon generally
suspet,r 9: At all events, shortly after tho
yistt gentleman to Mr. Tildcn in Now
forkES sertota that omIssarfea Of TIdcn sud
denlE JARED in indiana, whose action gavo
rrocE = they wcre fully advised Of all tho
rlaT srmined upon by the Republicans In
thc4; iate Caucusscs. enu,e OF the mcmbcrs
nf ttu~Natlonal Committee say that, hut
ior tho pcrddy Of this gentleman to his party,
publican In October.
, 1876-11-20

THAT "ISELlBlULE77 ELEETUR.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 10.-Gov. L!ppitt yester-
day received the following telegram from Gen.
6icklcs:
NEW Yonk, Nov. lR.--To Cor. Ltrptti: II IL
reported here, on authority Of 1tr. William Beach
lawrence thnt one Of tho Republican Electors nf
Nhade tIand ineligible, and TINT the Law OF your
State gives the office to thc pcrson having the high.
crt y'tc who is qualified Lawrence clafms to be
elected himself. u. E. S1cKLEs,
To which Gov. Lippitt replied:
f,nr ftatc laws provide for all contingencies in
ea+e OF vacancies from ny cai,se In tho Electoral
College, This State will give four y0tes for Iaycs
and Wheeler II. LHTrrT.
TIC only OCCASION for this correspondence is
tic fnct that the Hon. George II. Corliss,
Elcctor-clect, Ia q Centennial Commissioner ap-
pointed by the President On tho nomination IL
tue Governor.
ILLINOIS.
, 1876-11-20

A Republican majority Of 17,bsls And Jet
believe that ibis vast majority has been over
come in fur and free election! Thpy think
t.at tbs North will believe thst In diAsrtrt
w>leru tue ncgrocs out.inlnher tho whtto meN
lcaal. yutrrs, IL l6793, outnumbcFed the ptlu.-
rratlc voters s.ose than sx 10 Ont, the enlssr.
patcl 1uce las turned Its back Oh tin party Ut
Abraham Itnculn aud deliberately cast It's bal
maseacle! A.. AIr. 8uulueE remarked ot tal&
, 1876-11-20

Coopot.................. ............. III, l24
HaLes orsr T1lden snd Cooper. I. e01
koornor -. ~. ...,............. ~. .l97. .O84
0z1esby oyef Kocrncr ,......,..... "a, G9O
1S76-uRyes. ......,, ,,.,.,. ,,,s,..,.,...21O, 160
Ttldcp. ,258, :47
Cooper. ........................,.1 10, 129
rota, vote for President $40, $40
Vote for President, 1863. .440, 430
Vote for Ftctlacnt. 1A11.. .42D, O71
Vote for Governor, 1B71.. .437, 0i3
Vote Of 1876 over President, 1af}s. 13
yoto Of 1879 Over President, ls12... III, 751
Vote Of 1870 over Governor. 1H72. .......113, 788
The highest vote poiled in illinois before
1870 ~as that for Governor in 1879; tue fncrcaso
Ia TINT stated in the tnblc.
The vote for Governor includes nincty-hyc
eountiet, leaving seven to be heard from. and
the footinga are:
Cullom, ninety 1--we count!es..... .......o87, ,f4B
Steward. nincsy.dve counties ...... 28, aitj
Cullom's nanjorttfcs. s,1a7
The scrcn counties 10 be heard from give
Tlldcn over Hayes 8S8 majority, and give Cooper
98S votes. Assuming that Steward receive tho
Cooper votc In addition 10 that for Titdcn, tho
above maturity will he reduced 1,S1G, Icnvng
Cullom majority Of G,32l. There were given
sonic 30U votes In the State, not included III tic
Ab0vc, about equally divided between The cal.-
sifalatc8 for President of tho Prohibition and
Antl-Sccrct Society parties.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DtbTHfCT.
, 1876-11-20

ILLINOIS.
TIE VOTE YoR PRESIDENT AND GOVERNOR.
, 1876-11-20


Gen. Anderson, member Of tho l3oarl, said
tfcru wcre q good nlnIy distinguished Eentlu-
men In ths clty WIN wout! desire to witness Tho
proceedings Of tho Doarii. llc, thrrefore, ni1cI-
were adoEted without dissent, aud ordered
spread upon tic minutes:
WnkxxAn. Thls lizard s.aa lcarncA with .atf*;;
faction that distinguished gentlemen Of SnIunal
of tlo President Of the United s,nes, and toniu at
tho request OF the Notiona1 Executive Committee
os tho nsmocaS party sro nrSssn5 IT, t!; cii
ths recent election il thls sta's Tor Presidential
county n.y ls sxtisned a. ia lie truth of tic 70.
ault and tho faEncss Of thu means by which It may
WI WnsanAs, Gu This loard recognizes ts Importance
imgs, aud Tint the public mnd should s'e convinced
Il msy ~ !tG b. Gaso;i; tSssefors b il ~ ~ ~ "
Rtfoired. That this Hoard does heFeEcby corltaa.
Il invite and request aSe gsn''sn,s, 17oH each OF
meesiuYs ot iii, Hoard Wills snEsgeain IN thp 81.
@ ana eonspiing co IT tic returns sai sssertsin'ng aa
declaring ths result Of sald election for Pssst.
denrlal Electots IN thclr eapaey private citizens
spectators vi hs proceeding. In that besf Of this
Board. Ncapec4taIy. etc. ete.,.
President Of Ruturnlng onoaea.
REILLY or Tux AxPuntioAhs.
Tho above WAS promptly forwarded TO tho
parties mentioned, to which tho following a4l-
ewcr has been sent:
6r. Cm&RLEs HDTKL, NBw QNLxAHh, Nov. 18.-
~ ths Hon. '. Aadiion ,ytt.-Ssa; hsse 70.
ceiysd your note OF day with copy OF tho reso-
luton Of tho ltoasd o! Returning oniceEa Of thc
Invitation contained Ia It TO tho gentlemen who Aro
heFe as the request Of tho President of tho United
Ststos to wtness ths cAuvAsslnk Of the rote Ae w
oscuon In this btata for Presidential kaectoa, Az
IN instructed by thrn, 10 inform yos Of theis 40.
cepsAnee OF tbs Invitation, md that teey will Ase.
tgnata eoAm!N&A ef Ire Of tkslt au11h4s n H.
, 1876-11-20

What tho tirst dccisiou OF the Board might bc
lo could onlY conjecture, and when he had
beard tho evidence upon which they would bnse
uletr docitIon he would DO better prepared to
give an upfnton