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RaiIroa ding Through a Sea.

Ff0W We TNNg0 IJdTI UNF0NICls'
On the California Pacific, between Davis
Vile and Sacramento the trains run for miles
through a broad sea, stretching for an Immense
distance on both sides OF the track. The water
averages three or four feet In depth. In some
places the top rail Of fences Is alone visible, ana
occasionally houses are cut on from all approach
saYe 0Y 1oAtb.
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Another Dam Ua,asrrophe Threatened.

F10n Wt NoN0H H'IW1, IpIU 3,
Rumors have recently been rife concern
ing the safety OF Silver lin Reservoir, other
wise called North Pond. his reservoir Is partly
In Milford and flows back into Hopkinton, Ia n
mile and thtee-eighths IN length, and covers up
ward of $50 acres.
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Five Hundred Miles Walked Within Six Days.

SAN FRANCISCO, April {. --OLeary, the Chicago
pedestrian, aoOut midnight last night completed the
feat OF walking 800 miles IN 1870 hours ana ~ minutes
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MARINE INrELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC RUS DAY
: un rises. 20 sun SETS. "a Noon rises 81
niufi WArER-rnt- uAf
sandy Hook. p Gov. lsian0. l0 Hell Gate. 10 IS
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JEFFERSON ON PUBLIC SALARIES.
A Letter lie Wrote when lie was Secretary
Of state.


Of state.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Q 1703.-To the
Speaker Of the House Of Rcpresentd'tpcs-SIR
According to the resolution OF the House OF
Representative. Of the 3lst December, delivered
to me Yesterday, have the honor to lay before
you list OF the several persons Vmployed in INV
ONCE, with the salaries allowed to each, as fol-
lows:
George Taylor Jr, chief $500
Jacob hackwe, 80
Philip Frenean. CLERK OF foreign languages 80
Sampson Crosby. messenger ana ofcckeeper..... $50
The act OF Congress OF June 4, 1870, allowed
me an additional clerk. with the same s3lary
the chief clerk After the retirement OF the
person frst appointed, whose services mad been
particularly desirable, because Of his long and
intimate acquaintance with the papers Of the
ONCE, II did not appear necessary TO make
further use of the indulgence OF that law
No new appointment. therefore. has been made.
The clerk for foreign languages has but half
the usual salary. l found his clerSehin on this
establishment when l came into offce. and
made no change IN IL, except that In the time of
his predecessor. when trans. ctious were re-
quired from any language with which he was
unacquninted, they were sent to a special trans
latnr and paid for by the public. The present
clerk IS required TO defray This expense himself.
1 have the honor to be. with the most perfect
respect, sir, your most obedient and most hum
ble servant, THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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CLARK -TAYlOB.-At the residence " the brides
narcuis, ON Wcdnc' Hy, Auri 3. is.i ny Dr. Francis
kp w ltcr A.tiW< OF LmPor,c, Ind. to &c rgir IT,,
:. l.
K1NHALL-C ARfL.-On wednesday, Aprll .. at tho
thurtL OF the Holy saviour by the Rev Dr.. Garter,
~ uk KiWhIit 600 Louise g. o.
Y ~ utUh ID, T.. a. Was 1uru. u. T., Thomas Wiz
ham Lille to ara Louise, dtu- httr OF =. A. Clarko
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Steamship Frauconia. Portland. mdse. and pass.
Steamship somerset, Bristol, ~, mdse. ana pass.
usrip sam Weller, Catania, fruit.
Bark j. j. Marsh, GARDENS, sugar.
AisOtne usua river ana clastNlss vessels
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from the srlUord tOn,driO) Herald.
II is simply expecting 10 gather flgs OF
as Grant aud Belknap TO act houoraoly oV al
other pations
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Enameled chamber suites from $50; black
walnut d. ti5; nlaTble-tOp do $40 parlOr suits S35
tapestry Brussels, u ingram, 5Ve. CowpertnWats,
tpb Chatham sLeat-AaA
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The detects In the old Elastic Truss nro rem-
edled Ia POMEROYs, Free g. 7iiuroadwsy.
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BoRCHFRs FRANCIS, In BrooSlyn, T.. Dr. on
Tuesday, ApruA, Wy the Rev. Ialsry W Knapp. j II,
Hoeheu to Mary youngest asvgateT VI HE late paN1
kfNee
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DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets,
standard toilet preparation.
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Dyelng and Cleaning. The Empire Dyeng and
Cleaning co. call Tor anu deliver goods. work sur
. SOD bl none OFFICES; O3l 3roadway, near e. Ell
100 9Th ay near lith ST. anu 276 Sh Ry near 24tl ST.
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NIilk al MRgnesia can be had Of every Drug
fis II 10 the chili'e me .Clue Of ire PERIOD kvrry
infant eau swallow IT, and OBTAIN relcf iron It's ale
nouts,
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GEO. &. EllN1 4 co.
TO l0l AND JOS WEST llrlI ST,
Between 9Th AMI 7th one door west Of 9th ay.
Manufacturers OF Good
IUENllIkE
at luW est price.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Boui aud Rntunttan. BlAFs PHI, cure. safe, ensc-
tul universal usfi VA Europe many years. PrOut .
Hlr-tnt. London. ~ IurietOrs II. PLANItN Il SON,
No. pa WilIn a., New YORK, Agents. Sold Ny drug
gists seat 10y mall.
WALL STREET CARICATUREs.
A NEW BOOK. As FACES. containing IA engraved
Illustrations, win Information for stock specuator'i
pIlec, Cot covers - cents hy mI paper covers free
TUMBklDGE Co, BalNcrs and brokers,
Wall st., New YORK.
GLUTEN WATERS, FOX DYSPEPrICS.-
Tie most uour.hng food produced from wheat also
other foods from grams aui fruits. Circulars
mai ei free. llBtLrU FOOD COMPANY, 1877 Stn st..
between Broadway sud 4th ay
NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNESS. &C.,
promptly. .ui -fadlcAlW cured ~ VIA Chl.N tlt'o
SPECIFIC Pill. 81 per iuH; SIX boxes g.. Prepared
only by NlNCHEsIAR& CO., ~ John A., n. \.
&. A. "a on. my Dolly. how could you leave mo
when loved YOU sn9 Let me come 90 you and We VIII
forget the past forever. MTlt- to ODX 81. MANI.
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$uslutss ll0utts.


Mrs wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chnirsn
teething ID an old aud Ntued remedy. Il mas stood
the test Of many years, aud wac never known " fan
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nv taking Qulrks irish Tea, II u wonderful 10
" action PTige g5G.-Adn
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nlusi,al 4nsirun,,nts.

A RARE CHANCE 10 get n hrst-class piano or
n organ On easy terms HORACE WATERS SONS,
No. iSi broadway, New lurs. viii durus TINS week
rent few nrstc ass new pianos and organs unl rent
money The price Of the instrument, as per contract
A FEW secondhand Weber pianos at great bar.
N gam they htvr Ncen uscl Tut few months by
artists, aud are really just asgood as new are IN per
feet orlcr aud fulN warranted. Please call az the
WEBER WRrert Oms, bfu av,, co uer ION -,
A SPLENDID pianotolt-, round corners carved
~ lgs Iron trlmr, fl11 e. mouthly large reduction
for cash !. BlpDlE IL Wavcrey place. near broadway.
ADV VIII sen for Sd',r unc.ro-ucrc anoi0rtCLn.
IL uding stool p Fart I.ird ST., near 81 ay.
EVAGNIFlCENr 7~ctsve ros wood pi,noflrte,
vi having carved legs ~ tloni gre bargain.
GOsUON'~. las Rlrtcstrst
GETAWAYS. wcocr's, and other pianos ANA or
- s. <. RAIL- & co. Is East lith st.
500. Sg; 5l,. & S o4 8 lays w.
o. A.. cunt OF rem Val. K.AkAl tIt, 3l2 Bowery.
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Monst *NrnisIuIl.

ZEEP'S PATENT partly made dress SHIRTS, the
IN v ~ best, tor 10. 81 broadway
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NOR SALE cilcsp-A second.a.AI stA.siAs pESI
j. amen scTes. W beeklaAg Ok
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
Varying Reports.

- H~o
By Asssoclated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1O.-Indications are
that Guy ahogo county gives 5000 Kepubli-
can majority.
The Democrat Committee at Cincinnati
say that the vote has fallen short of their
calculations.
Ohio. Incomplete retu from the Sew
enth ward of Columbus, show over 100
Democratic gain. Columbus returns from
scattering towns and cities up to $40 p. M,
indicates Democratic gains of $40, and Re-
publican gains of about 900 over vote Of
Is75.
Advices from Hamilton comfy are that
not as heavy a vote was polled there as was
expected.
Indianapolis. There is nothing reliable of
any Importance we have returns two town
ships which gives Harrison = gain of %.
There is report estimated.
Gains on both sides from different points
of the State but nothing reliable.
Indianapolis Democratic Committee claim
overwhelming victory for their ticket in the
State.
Returns from 1856 townships, wards, and
precincts show the following changes, on
Secretary of State Republican gains 2O02,
Democratic gain 11S7, nett Republican gains
815.
On vote for Judge of Supreme Court the
net Republican gain is 42S.
There are about seventeen hundred pre-
cincts in the State.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
1. O. O. FL

The r. W. Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
will meet to-day at 10 o'clock. At the sf-
ternoon session the Grand officers will be
elected.
The R. w. G. Encsmpment of the I. o.
of o. F. of Delaware met last evening. The
reports of the M. w. G. Patriarch, r. W.
g. Scribe, and the R W. G. Representa-
tive were read. After transacting the usual
business the following Grand officers were
elected
NJ. VIC P, Samuel s. Davis, Union
No., 2.
NJ. E. G. H. P, David Downs. Delaware
No. l.
R. W.G.I. Warden, James G. Hinkson,
Reynolds Nos
R. w. s. Scribe: Edwin Hirst, Delaware
No. 1.
R. w. G. Treasurer, R. W. Ewbsnks,
Delaware No. l..
r. We. Rep. to G.. l.. U. 8, VIM. H.
Cloward, Reynolds No. 3.
At meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. 0.
%. F., which will be In session at the Odd
Fellows Hall to-day, the M. w. Grand Sire
of the Grand Looge of the Urited States,
John W. Stokes of Pennsylvania, will bo
present, and in the evening at ~ O'Clock
will install the grand officers elect.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

Turning the scsle the Other Way.
BY Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-Two townships
in Floyd county have Democratic majority
of 17S, Democratic gain of 08. The re-
turns are coming in slowly. Returns from
five townships and wards in five counties,
which give a net Republican majority of ia, ;,
same places in 1874 gave Q net Democratic
majority of 1856, and same places in 1879
gave net Democratic majority of13.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 10.-The reports
thus far are very meagre. In seventeen
townships and fifteen counties, in which the
full vote has been received, the Democratic
gains are 152 and the Republican 322 on
the vote of 1874, and in ten additional town
ships reported majorities. The Democratic
gains are 247, Republican gains 81. The
Democratic Central Committee claim the
State by from 5000 to 10000, while the
Republicans claim they have carried the
State but do not fix any majority.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

NOTICE.-We, Frank Johnson 4 John
IN Percy, do hereby give notice that we
shall apply to the Judges of the Court OF
General sessions of the Peace and jail De-
livery of the state Of Delaware. in and for
the county Of New Castle, on Monday, the
Goth day Of November next, being the first
day of the November Term. A. D., 1876, ior
a License to keep an Inn or Tavern, at NO;
East Fourth street, in the Fourth ward
of the city OF Wilmington, county ana
State aforesaid, to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart to b.
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholders Of said ward recommended tne
said application, to wit:
Thomas Eaton, VIM Alsentzer,
8 n Newlin George Abele.
Iohn Hanson. Matthew Kern,
A1a1anSer Hart. Gottlieb Mammele,
Thomas Fox. Frederick Myer,
Alex Saville, Joseph biank.
John Fullmer, FRANCES Jacque't'
Iames Parker. Charles B Parry,
Iohn Fehrenbach. John D KurtZ.
lanes Heal, Hugh F1negan,
Frank LaPiere. Laplero;
Rernard Bonner, George II P simmons.
James BranDan. n,,nop
FRANK JOHNSON q JOhN fEhC1'
Oct9-St
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
THE RACES.
First Day Of Tho Wilmington 1s'OtttSS
association.

Fsrst Day Of Tho Wilmington 1rotttnS
association.
The first day of the Third Annual meet
ing of the Wilmington Trotting Associa-
tion, was held yesterday, at the Scheutzen
Park, With VIM. A. Doble, Of Philadelphia,
as Starting Judge, W. s. Wilhemline, of
Baltimore, Time Judge, and Sylvester Town
send, oftIiis city, Associate Judge.
DR.. B. +. Vandever, was appointed Mar
shall, aud John Lovett Distance judge
In the 4 minute race, eight horses were
entered, viz:
Jacko, Peter Pollard, Jim Mustspha,
Evening Star, Henry Dunlap, Lady Patchen,
Thunder and Belle Wild Air.
The first heat was won by Lady Patchen,
time, 2. .53%; Harry Dunlap, second, and
Thunder third. Evening Star being dis
tanced.
The second heat was won by Lady Patchen
time, o 5OI; Belle Wild Air, second, and
Thunder third.
The premiums were awarded: Lady
Pathcen, first, Belle Wild Air,:seeond, and
Harry Dunlap, third.
In the 8 minute race II horses were en-
tered:
Go Slow, Mollie, Harriet F., Sleepy Kate,
Bohemian Girl, Frank, Bell Forrest, Mike,
Wild Rover, Prince Charles, Brown John.
The first heat was won by Frank time,
25OA, Mollie second and Bohemian Girl
third.
The second heat in the race was won by
Frank time, $50, Mollie second and Hsr-
riet P. third.
The third heat was won by Frank; time,
$50, Molle second and Harriet P. third.
The first premium was awarded to Frank,
second premium to Mollie, and third to
Harriet P.
In the Sd race, time 2.45, the following
horses were entered: Burloinst, Jersey Boy,
Addie, Jerry Poster, Brilliant, Hallet,
Odessa, Jenny Moore.
The first heat was won by Brilliant In
2,s9k, Jenny Moore second, and Jerry Pos
ter third.
The third heat was won by Jerry Poster,
time 2.45, Brilliant second, and Addie
third.
On account of darkness the judges an
nounced that this race would be trotted of
tomorrow st 12H O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

H,oTICE.-I, John Fehrenbach. do hereby
" give notice that shall apply PPaGy,ons 70 me ne
the tufs Pesce &C and jail Delivery of the state Of
Delaware in and for the county G[ %o! O. Mew
ssI1e bss next IT. being the first day Of the Noyem-
ber Term, 4. D. 6 for LICENSE W eorner 70 keep p
En Fanrth iHh and al French streets, in the Fourth
Ward Of the city Of wilmington, county MY
liuuors l in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises; ana tns loaoW; "
Ing freeholders Of said Wasd recoinnenu
the said application, 70 WI: , n
Henry E Albert, GharlGs ~ B,!rtry r*rry'
~. ~ r,os u, Snmner. Gottlieb MammelN,
Intnr Thielmon. William Gatta,
reCe. r,a Ahaia Louis Kaiser,
y SWasss,cs fhOmas B Eaton,
Icso,eI, M,sIT Teas Leopold Schumacher,
JEssR J,.S Ras Rrant Francis ID Jacquett,
y4Itthow Karr. alexander Hart
WTCo"HH Tnh., H"nson. Jos Blank,
Jomm IoInas :, a Hart. Joseph Landthaler, (
John Otto. UiGnTHISs RR~MHpNGIt' h
oct9 81 JohS ~ Ell lsn D-.-.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
Banning Running Behind.

By Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-The indications
are that the largest vote ever polled In this
city and county will be cast to-day, particu-
larly iu the western part of the city, where
the interest is intense. Banning, DEM, in
the Second Congressional district, is evi-
IDENTIFY running behind his vote of 1874.
Ii is claimed that the Nineteenth ward, up
to to the present time, shows loss of 800
votes, and the majority against him in his
own ward Is estimated at 100.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
Cheerful Democratic News.

By Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct., 10.-The Ohio
Inquirer" claims Hamilton county gone
Democratic by 1000. But that State can
only be decided by official count. The
"Commercial" and "Gazette" claim the
State by 5000 to 5000 Republican majority.
Taylor is elected in the first district; Ban
ming In second Foster, Republican, is re-
elected In the tenth Danford. Republican
in sixteenth, and southran, Democrat in
the thirteenth.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

FrODa Greenback. Stronghold.
By Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Oct. 10.-One ward in
this greenbsck stronghold shows 116 Re-
publican gain in SO townships. The Re-
publican and Democratic gains are nearly
equal, but tendency is to reduce Republican
majority.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
The Democrats Claim Ohio

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 10.-The Demo-
cratic Committee claim the State by hand
some majority.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Oct. 10.-The Second
Ward gives Republican gain of 2l.
The Second Ward of Cincinnati gives q
Republican gain Of IA.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
To-Day to Decide 1t.
By Associated Press.

By ASSOC1ated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10-The result of
the vote in this State cannot be definitely
given before tomorrow. Both parties claim
the State.
INDIANAPoL1s, Oct. 1O.-The Democratic
Central Committee have dispatches from
southern part of the State which show
Democratic gains based on unofficial re-
ports.
Reports from Hamilton county indicate
1900 Republican majority.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
A Republican Gain.

by Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-Four wards In
Cincinnati show Republican gain Of S6.
Three wards in GAINESVILLE give q Repub-
lican gain of 80.
Tifiu gives Bell (Dem) 500 majority, .
gainof 65.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

NOIICE-I, William L. Gilbert, do here.
~ by give notice that shall apply to
Judges Of the Court o. General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery O. the State ct
Delaware, in and for the county Of New
Castle, on Monday, the goth day Of Novem-
Der next. being the first day ofthe Noyem
Der term A. D. 1876, for license 10 Keep
an Inn or tavern at the southeast corner OF
Front and King streets, known as the
Pennsylvania House, In the Second Ward.
Of the city of Wilmington, county and
State aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the promises, and the following
freehelders of said ward recommend the
said application, TO wit;
J.mes Christy, Charles ESparks
Michael Kenney, william H HBeekley,
Richard Booth, john Elliott.
Nicholas Jenney, Martin H Elliott,
'Ospph stoe ckle, Edward A Fulton,
John Bush, Henry Feldmeier,
samuel w schultz, iJOshua Baker,
Daniel Callahan, Henry kienle.
b, r. Townsend, George w Rival,
Charles Cannon, Charles Weyl,
A A. Eastburn, william H Thompson
RH Taylor Hugh sweeney,
Robert Wallace.
Oct9-st WILLIAM L GILBERT.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.-I Bernard Bonner, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court Of General sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
of Delaware, In and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday, the Goth day Of Nov
ember next, being the first day of the
November term, A. D 1879. for q license to
keep an Inn or Tavern at the Southwest
corner Of Fifth and Spruce streets, in the
Fourth Ward, being Nc. $40 k. Fifth street,
OF the said city of Wilmington. county and
State aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholders of said ward recommend the
said applicati0ns to wit:
Robert arswell, William P. Karr,
James Bartley, Alexander H. Moore,
Bernard DOnohoe, Alexander j. Hart,
Francis McMonaSle, .. Messick,
Thomas Murtha, David Baird,
John McGonisal, Thomas B. Eaton,
John McClaferly, John =. Barnes,
Francis Kelly, Peter Mannion,
Andrew Murphy, Henry E. Albert,
James A. Hart, John Hanson.
Thomas B. Kelly, Patrick Hession,
John Burnside, William Robinson.
Thomas Fox, William Alsentzer.
oct7-3t BERNARD BONNER.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

IOTICE.-NATuRAL LlZATION. - Aliens
N may declare their Intentions before the
9. District Court and obtain their hrst
Rpers on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
tyhts, from 7 30 to 8 80 O'Clock, until after
be general election.
s. r. 6MITN, Cle1k.
Oflce, second-story Post-ot1ce Building.
ktlO-lm
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
In Phtl0delpJbS

Passengers down BY the late train last
night from Philadelphis stated that tho
Democratic were parading the streets, and
the Republican headquarters had closed.
A private dispatch received ct midnight
from Philadelphia, and based upon dis
patches received direct from Indiana and
Ohio, stated that the Democrats will carry
Ohio by 10000, and Indiana by 5000.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
The Betting Even.

by Associated Press.
INDlANAPoLts, Oct. 1O.-Returns come
IN slow. Both parties are confident. The
betting Is now even. Carlisle township,
Democratic majority of 40; Democratic gain
OF ~. Elyra township, Republican MAORI
ty OF 467, Republican gain of II. Oberlin,
Republican majority, 760, Democratic loss.
Dewey township, Loparte county, give Har-
rison 9 and Williams, 50.
One precinct in South Bend give q demo-
cratic majority Of S6, Democratic gain in
vote of 1876, 125.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
Heavy Democratic GAIN

By Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-There have been
heavy Democratic gain In Fourth ward.
Bella's (Dem) majority over Barnes (Rep)
of 42O, Democratic gain over last year of
1856. In other parts State reports indicate
Republican gains.
REPUBLICAN GAIN.
Returns from 357 voting places In Ohio
show net Republican gain OF ,6OS.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
Hope For the Republicans.

BY Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-Returns from
twenty townships and wards, in seventeen
counties, give net Republican majority of
47S. The same plrces in 1874 gave net
Republican majority of 7S, and the same
places in 1879 gave net Republican ma
iOrity of 1876,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
A Little Of Both.
By Associated Press.

C1No1NNATr1, Oct., 11.-At this hour,
2.20 A. NJ, the Democratic State Central
Committee claims that later returns iudi-
cate the election of Bell and the whole DEM
ocratic ticket.
COLUMBUS, Oct. u.-Barnes', Republic
can, net gain as far as reported at this hour,
$50 A. NJ, is about 1,500. The Republt-
cans claim IL out of 20 Congressman and
the State ticket. The Democrats do not
concede the State, and claim that they hold
their own on Congressman.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

Isdiana Certainly Democratic.

Indiana Certainly Democratic.
By Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1O.-The indications
are that the Democrats have carried the
State by small majority. Williams,
Democrat, feels assured of his election and
has just gone home.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
Both Parties Claim Indiana.

By Associated Press.
INDIANAPoL1s, Oct. 1O.-In heavy vote
throughout the State the Democrats con-
cede majority in Indianapolis large enough
to elect Harrison, Republican, Governor.
Elkhart, Indiana, gives 100 Republican
gain. Indianapolis gives 1900 Republican
majority. A heavy vote has been polled
throughout the State. Both parties claim
the victory.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11
A Heavy Vote POlled In Ohio.

BY Associated Press,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-A very heavy vote
has been polled but not many returns have
been received. The indications are that
the chances are about equal. Returns com
mencing to be received. The DEMOCRATIC
Committee claim the whole ticket elected.
Saylor In the First District, and Banning
in the Second District, are probably elected.
The Republicans claim the rest Of the
ticket.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-11

NJOTICE.-I, John Hartman, do hereby
" give notice that shall s apply ppy,,nn 10 tne ne
hs and jail Rsysry yer cauay OF the satS o New 9
Castle. % on Monday the Goth day Of Novem-
Der being the s f;t o1 DAY ease OF ese 10 Keen
an Inn or Tavern, at the Northwest corner
o Loyey!ng and Sv RdSs of Mminson nGn
county and State aoressid, to sell intoxl-
eating liquors in less quantities than ), one ,n
quart. to be drunk on the premises: ana the
f,llowinc freeholders of said ward recon-
memo the said application, to Wit:
rS We,d,e William Berry,
r perkins, Allen Cloud,
Wi1,iam @ Foord. f. II. RunfOrd,
n T.fichfenstein. John Donohoe,
John Jones, WIN a X nacoh, ,,
Hamilton Stewart, John Cieaoen,
Benjamin F Law HenIy DanDy.
Andrew Stewart. Charles DougherV'
William Hamilton, samuel Bruce,
A",,is RartholOneW. James McKendrick,
Ran ianin Fritscb, Daniel Dougherty,
Im1,1stus Tendler, John L Malone,
nScto"St JOHN HARTMAN.