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COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANlgO Jan. 1.-THE COGte market IL animated
heavy SAFES have the United olaUS al previous
pros. Tho average dly receipts are u Ivy plss. &
sale the United States loot up lOvo Jag no
United States have been luVOJ pas
Tho IA 200 bags Efeghts by SAL 10
Channel The stock al oantos IS $1,000 bags.
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Dusine5o Chances.

An opportunity is offered for the engage
mentor ST. capital he established ana sueoenit.
Wall ~. hIsin--- Address Box q, Evening ro't
Z BOOKKEEPER, practical Printer, or u
- Who unl stands the stationery business hasius
Invest cool sDru ~, eau procure q
good situation by addressing " - Box $500, h y r. O.
Differences .tyen.
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 engage IN Ii
class wholesale hIsuss established II ytaf- IN tS
civ parry WITH from Sluun1 10 100000 cash capitol VIII D.,
"a special a," partner. Adr - a. L.. - Se"'i Oih
po-LOtn, cit iul name and address, wiz particulars
EOR SALE-A HOTEL; pays well. Address
I q. GARDENER, " eSioSrI, Et''eiH o-oT,. Nd.
EOR SALE-A popular COUNTRY STORE.
pcl stocked. doing eood trade AMI or i'' last -
,ars run by The present proprietor; opportunity for
pei son to engage ia sa reliable busu,s already osab
H.hed Fathcr part cptr. OF WILLIAMS POT TER, 22y
Front It, y. y, or /. 81. WEEKS. Glen Cove, y. y.
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DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON \. s. Co.
4 Between NEWluHK AMI BOSTON.
Irntf. 'IL,A IA IAEE


BETWEEN NEWAoRS AND PRovDENcE 10 -.
BIrrW EIN NEw.YoRk AND BOSTON 10 ~
srONIN0rUN LINE.
TIE ssgsr ] E d5 per- S\E oi Sh s o5tS;
'ayst, dairy l.rre.t hunit - az $50 Y ~ ,,, .
rspo,s sai ticket ohtcs iaioroo13 onnSt oiioos ot
"e'''0'' NApirRa 663v9bHNc ana ,iSF y reet tH
Seanships Elect "a aGd a. arsA 'esss pim ~ ~ ~
rect communication - Wor,o4ivr a.d points beyond
f W ih s a. ? hf ,-' j. i, 3 naBcoc President
DENNSYLVANIA RAlLR0AD.-THE
ioUrE Trans leave Newlork foot d Dos1rOs'eo and
FTprSss for sf nrx Pt.burgh the West anl soath
with pullman Palace Cars attached $50 NJ and $50 IA
For %n5%sport lock maysg ia rLI3aclpn,a and
WGiaGspcrt Lock Ilayc. Co and Erit, $50 p ~. con;
ncctug Cory Tsyhc Petroleum Center and the Oh
si FGT B morc wasnson and tho south. Limited wash
a. IA. arrives AZ washington nc 10 p Regular a.
- =; VA ios philadelphia T. 5G ID 1889. 4
il9 - . p ~, sa1 4 c I. sa s'..u"' o. p" " '''
aI Por Ss ~ y GS@i. 7I% 10 i A%il2ml.
$50 I. 49,, L. To- 1850 :. n, and l. night SUNDAY.
70 Tor ia Elii,Gg,% s SO 7t9 70 lls%i 2m,
$50 l. 7:s9 SID ~ li5j NJ and IL night sunday.
20 o$ ~ s 54oS s. $ 90 lS N,S s H I'D
For Wooidsc. Perth Amboy anu south AmOoy. and 10
m 2s tTS s T. < aid II H. p $40 lIo $40
Fer hiDgs,on ami Rocky Iiiil $40 aud 10
t,r TT ncetOn, z 40 1870. 2, 40 ana D.
| For Ianhert, lille $50 ~ ~. 2, : and t:lO y.
FOR PbifiDsbuIg and Ieiyiderc, $3.50 q. AMI y. N
| FOR Pennington, $50 q A. aud p IN
| For Merccr AMI somerset Balnyh D. IN. -, ia
For Trenton BordentOrn, Burlington, aAl Iaudth 'oV aaa
$50 a. IN, ~ 80, 2, 4, 9, and y.
| For Froah0d 1850 w, aud $40 D. m
| For Faraincdae and SqUan, 7:30 O. M shd y ~ -.
and Camden. Via Perth Amboy.
| . so n ,I ma via Monmouth Junction, 4;ie p
- t,hstny and PCrth Aho0y,
and z 20 a. d. VIA Monmouth Junction 49,, IN On
" ~. a. f,ows From Pittsburgh. GOO aud 10 "
-, .D1 O a, "a m daily 1915 a Ia. and T;aO T. ni usdy
sxs.t Monday Washington aud ainoF oao h w.
a,s .Ih and 10 y; y. M SUNDAY, GO N ffvl Una
s soi so 200 obS iOi5. 1li2O ii5i M 10 eo,
BIB $40 74o sit s2o ig7 y p M, H ''"D''' Wv '''
o2g, i efas s2 aud 9il 40 Asior House
~ r..s,o.ses ard CortlsndtsA. y. Court 81
TSooSyn ana Ne. ia, liG and us adscaS'" Hoo'AsA
! .nIarsnt Ticket Offce, No Bstefyp place. ..n.
| iAi"eA u. NJ ROYD. jrr Con. PsesenSS asons
! ERxnK IuykaCa. va4sIs. Mslasp<
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JER

pm.
CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEH.
-AIIENTOWN LIME TO THE wErr.ldsscbgef
ard Freight station York. foot o. Libortys connects
M 1mefyno with south bIanch T. a.; &C Hampton Junction
With Del Iacr ard west H. r.: ~ Phlpsburg WIN lhiSh
and Sraguehanna Div s0n also with ehig, valley hlliOr
Iiret line to HARRISBURG Pittsburgh and the West also 10
Central Pennsylvania and Now York ,,tle
WINTER ARRANGEMENT:
Commencing Dee. l. iNTJ.-Lfayo Now YORK as l'lONs.
b3Oa IN NFw- TRAM Tor EasiCn. Beyider" bethlehem.
Bath Allentown Mauch Chunk, Tamaqia, IanahehU' "AeS
barre POsvilie. scranton. @c
fI5 m.-Way rain for pnnei.en 49,, -. A. .
T!a m-Way Irain fcningtOu ana IasOI. connects
nj Junction with Del. Lack. and West. H. H.
rssto Aentowp Harrisburg and tho West Connects at
faston for Mauch Chunk fanagna, Io"andi Ikesurfe
p0fisylllc. scranton DanyIio, NilldmspJit Nc
10 Is m-Way train for SonlerNilc and Fleningtoh
100 D. m.-ExfRKss for Flemngton E1stOn. Ahvntown
iaTe Rtadue Columbia, Lancaster Ephrata, Potis'ne
Harrisburg &c: - . 49,. p.,..,.uo ,a,. N,o,oh
| Chunk Wilkesnrrc. and scranton.
$50 .. m-Way train Tor DunOlen. - 80,
400 a. m-Way train for Eason, Allentown, and Manch
1unk Connects at Junction with Doll Lack. ad West X H.
$50 A. m.-Way upin for Somorvile and FleninSton
500 mWay train Tor Dinelieh - t,,..o, .u,,,ovr
Msuch Chunk Wikes6arre, Io~anda heldhs ana hAfi''
| burg .--, o., ...ru,.
GOO ID. m.-Way Train tor sOmtIilc
$50 p. m.-Way Train for Dnnoien;
| 9,nO u. m.-Nay Tram Tor SOinerVlno
$50 y. m.-F0r Easton. ...,u.
IS.00 D. m.-Way Train for Dunelen-- % -. T, a.s
| 900 $50 1918 ll;l5 a. M ~ m' lit' Ia bb a Gi5
$50 = 7lo $3.50. $50 1885, iil5 ~ IN sun, and Eng
| 80. AZ
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Of, n.,a. Of which 767 last evening including goo
for export 5ls for oonslm OIL ,,i 80 ~ '


Good Ordinary ..----.'' [
slreSG0oa yey there was dec inc isg isc due TO
c influences that affected the market on The spot sales
ySsTy 1000 l39tsc.; March, 700, l5lss2c; April 90
iSgeo: 100 3nlse May. 6eo l3Ssgc; tot 20 ,i
tot1i go bales Third call April 200 - ggei J%ns'
S9iss today up to y. InIanuary 200 10 t G 80
i5ie; 10 De- l2so2c 500 lSci 2 o. o ao
iSsG 20 Ssc. 100 13sioc; 800 a.; 1 mari. iCo
tx sc; 300 l31isc; 400 1872 zc; 100 l3,i5 w 90
April iO9 200 lS,,o9 500 800 100 so rosi
500 ba!esi grand total l26J1 na ,esdv Tho following
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Gnpinas Banks.
East River Savings Institution,
Broadway SaYings Institution,

80. 81 Btua6agy. entrance on PARK places.
Iu;rr,-t Oh io.ls entitled Dno Ton te elk months end
ing bee. ; At the rAto Of SIX PR thNr PR ANNUd.
IN an sums Of ~ upward Win pad on and after Mon
-s, Jan H. 1916 FRANCES H. SClIOAI.-, President
fItEl tt'ATA.. Artg4y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-14

DEIAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
~ owning and operating the only route to Ceoperstowl
sharon Uowes Cave lialist2 S.ssosa dIss a
Nav YorL connec Albany and Troy with morning tran
ME ay line sisaners and midday ralns wth 9yoplng tIai
Tor ali tho aEoyenaped places n u. MAYO, 0osI Psss
Agsnt II. Y. ola tlANL. EAsst Psvs'L
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bags $50 bags Pennsylvania az lSe ana
i25 Lei State quoted at ~ 2dlS4c Cat
cuit steady 50, gold with sales OF oO0
bags Homp Seed soils sj0sl 30. Canary at 81 TOO
So rs.
STEARIN WA auet at S7iSisc for Prime Western.
SUGARThe following statistics IefeI 10 law sugar, ana
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EXECUTIVE DaPARr,Igxr. UPl1cR OF STATE TaRAsrRERl

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF STATE TRRAsJRER.i
COLUMBIA. south Carolina, Dec. p, I-7j.
IN consequence of The delay in the passage
n Of tho TAN BILL Of the STATE OF SOUTH CAito,,
LIMA, which became Law 2lth inst the Of
tho interest tine Consolidation Bonds AMI stock Of no state
in postponed from Jan Feb H., ami after which
AL die COUPONS and Interest OIdNs te COns0
Bonds and stocks of the t1ts VIII De paid at the Office
81 NJ Morton, Bliss & 90. NeylOrk CITY aud at the
ollco II tine Treasury, Columbia, South Carolina
All Coupons aud Interest On due and O become due In
GLIDING July l. 1876 the Consolidation Bonds aud stocks
the II South Carolina recei, able a; par for
taxes L. l.. CAEDUI treasurer state OF south Carolina
OFf1cR or UsrED STATS ROLLING SOCK Co.
MOO. - And as WAtLsr, NEW-YORkt Jan IL, 1876
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
viii he closed tho tina day. ard remain
closed until tho opening 81 business TUESDAY, the sta day
vi February 10y order. n. HEGEWISCH,
Treasurer and Secretary.
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financial.

HAMILTON PiRK Insurance CoMfANY,l
NO. III WsLLsT. n. y. Dec. ~, 1873. y
A It the Annual Election for Directors of this
"A Company. held the llth inst, tho following named
geati duly elected for the ensuing VIA
HENRY DAVID. UANiBb d. WHITNEY,
CHARLES JENKINS ABRAM WAKbMAS,
#. 81. VAN BUREN, j. WINDAU LIbR
j. W. BROWN, WM II. MONTANGE,
EDWARD SCULI.Y, JOHN A. BAUSCH,
IL. a. MAY EHEAU, JAMES NERVES,
WILLIAM MILES, THOMAS WEBB
NELSON SANMGS. GEORGE G. JEffFRIES,
JOSIAH NJ. WHITNEY, NOAH A. CH1bDS.
GLEN EMF - PARSONS JOHN NJ. Bi&bS,
UAMLN BLGDENBU aGH, ANDREW J. RLEAKLEY.
BERNARD MCFEEIEY, NICHOLAS SEAG KISr,
MERRITT III. SMITH, DAVID MAUANI,
X. q. Hatfield, JOHN POHER,
CYRUS H. LDGIEETs !. B. DENBURGN,
ISRAEL g. LAWRENCE, ~. J. BARINGER.
Ard meeting Of the Board held this ID. ID. WHIT
NEI was unanimously reelected President.
II. ID. LEEDS
SECRETARY y
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To-day The Inars6t was quiet but NM Shts OF OU % on
basis of 0Bc for Fair 10 Gco Refnng l67 hhds No
lada at de- and lately not before reported C5o bags East
India reported c The following tho closing quota
tons Cnba kotnng-InferOr TO Commyn 7lie7 g Ear
Sc Good. sc Prime sc. GrOceryfalr 10 Choce, 80
&c. Centrifugal Si9dO isc Muasses, 7d1sc Meada pc
Che. C9yedBOxes D. N0f7 to Q. "a 1sc: DO 10 20 IL
SsDSt Do IS TO IL. S7s0tc do u 20 is, Sbd O'c do
1910 % IOasdlO's; White 81. l0ec Porto Rico1Iienn
ing Common 10 Prime 7a0Sldc; Grocery Fair t. Choice
90 S'c Brazl-D ~ Nos 10 IL. 7laaSc Java DO 10 to
- Si4oS7sc; Manila 7sdSc- Refined ia iar d.uIand
and steady: Crushed. I0ai0lJc Powdered l0sc; Granu
lated lOlc; Cut Loaf, 30 Soft White a." STANDARD Cen
tiffusa 1910 do on a., g7sc White, Extra CO. =
a9a,c.; yellow do 90 10 Sc Other yellow slsas Sc
TAlLOW-Market steady; sales. $4,000 10 at V4@o2c'
for air tO Prime . =,
gallon,
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PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
A ire Ni.N JERSEY SOUTHERN r. R-Flro tom new.
YORK ~ Philadelphia Only +" - tnWmut ian. 49, l-1i.
Leave Now nom Per : y. a., io0i Rector - Fof phil
idelph,a. rucktrton aid Ioris i4'er, 500 p 10:
q. m. Philadelphia, v:nsland and fops IA sr.
-. - NEbAN O. ~.
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BlT"TERS.
Beware OF Counterfeit, md limitations.
Gteamtoats ano Railroa0s.

| DRIDGEPORT, and all points on llousatonic
ID and Naucntuck Railroads. fare 81 steamer BRi ~
POM leaves Catharlnesp at IL noon and Brd6epoIAtI
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NEN-NUItN NTN INAII AND TT iI~DN
y fuyfR ENLtoAh -Aiter Jan. !. 1870, Tough
TAI VII leave Gri 81 t'utCi Depot.
500 j. ~, Chelco and Nofthrfa EXrre, win drawing.
nom t1rrIgH 10 iuch'ster
10 hl4 Die go ~ Ht'--. HittftfiH ff'p tfHs
~ ltcclCotvI AMI i.ui.o.
. II 90 a. ~ Nort.tru and western thrrcss
D. Montreal NpTt VITA sI cars nom New.
York 90 Adams, arflNlu 90 Mpu'f',i 30 % a. m
900 .. ExIres-. az ttfpnFars Tor Narr'pwn and
,ausn.ul-ia : ur h... rr.l n = it l-t. ~.
y. Pacific lNrgt--t ttY Win 81 tplnS'afs Tor
..ochc-cg. hI.arf Pals Buffalo, Wand ana ,inrnhsiii
s!,o far Clit.l. 10 both 81. alG II. g. l-irApi>
400 With sleeping Ca iof Albany anS roy
wy ''"'' - - $3.50 .. n KFNpRrCk.
AGENT
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Losses paid ard accrued. less
Reinsurance snd salvage. t23J,Ol2 80
Smyrna times., 1876-05-24
HERE ls the PROOF
OF ITS
Superior Excellence.

Read this Home Certificate. testified to By EdtCdrd B.
Gdri0ues one of the most competent Druggists and Chem
lists Of Philadelphia, man IcOSe uerdcfy none can doubt
am happy to add my testimony to the great value
of the London Hair Color ResOrCr, which restored
my hair to its original Color and the hue appears to
be permanent. am satisfied that this preparation is
nothing like dye but operates upon the secretions
1t is also beautiful hair dressing and promotes the
growth. purchased the first bottle from Edward B.
Garrgues druggist Tenth and Coates street, who can
also testify my hair quite gray whenI commenced
its use.
No. $50 North Ninth Street, Phila.
Dr. S,cqlne & Son. Respected friends:-I have the
pleasure to inform you that lady of my acquaint-
London Hair Color ResOrer." Her hair was falling
rapidly and quite gray. The color has been restored
the falling off entirely stopped and new growth OF
EB GARRIGUES,
Druggist, Cor. Tenth and Coates, Phila.
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July 22d 1S11.-Dr SiCdyae & Son Last winter
Hair Color Resorer which Ike Very much in fact
better than any thing have used in the last nine
years. If you please, send me one dozen bottle:
c. o. d. care of w s. Foger & Son, Druggists No. 72;
Respectfully yours.
ADA BAKER,
No. so Rutland Square.
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
Has completely restored my hair to its original colo
and youthful beauty and caused arapid and uxar1an
growth. -
No. GIG North Seventh Street, Phila.
Dr. Dalton of Philadelphia, says of it: The LOndOl
Hair Color ReStOrer is used very extensively among
my patients and friends, as well us by myself
therefore speak from experience.
70 Cents per bottle. bottles for A If your druggis
or stOrekeeper has not got it. we will forward
to any address on receipt of price:
Address orders to Dr. SWAYNE & son, $50 NOrtl
Sixth Street. Philadelphia Penna sole Proprietors.
Smyrna times., 1876-05-24
Or. SWaynSS Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry

strikes at the root of disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action in
yigorating the nervous system.
The only standard remedy for hemorrhage, bron-
chial and all pulmonary complaints. COnsumptives,
those predisposed to weak lungs should not fail to
use this great vegetable remedy.
Its marvellous power, not only over consumption.
but every chronic disease where gradual atera-
tive action is needed. Under its use the cough is
Oosened, the night sweats diminished, the pain sub
Sides the pulse returns to its natural standard the
stomach is improved in its power TO digest and
assimilate the food, and every organ has purer and
better quality of blood supplied to it, out of which
new recreative and plastic material is made.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S. If your drug
gist or stOrekeeper does not have it. we will
forward half dozen to any address, freight
paid, on receipt Of the price.
Prepared only by
DIR. SWAYNE e. son,
1 $50 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia. Penn'a
| SOLD BY ALL PROMINENT DRUGGISTS
Smyrna times., 1876-05-24

Somebody describing the absurd appear
ance Of man dancing the polka says,
lie looks as though he had hole in his
pocket, and was trying to shake cent
dawn the legs Of his trowsers.p
Smyrna times., 1876-05-24
DR., SINNS WHITE PULMONIC BALNAM.

During the last o years than 10000 have been
saved from the terrible desolating effects of Pulmonary
Consumption by using Dr. Simms' WHITE PULMONIC
BAIsAM. II cures without fail when properly used,
and hold ourselves ready TO accept any challenge
to the qualities of good articles. We guarantee
Just what represent it to he In chronic and re-
cent Coughs Sore Throat, Group. Hoarseness, Blood
Splitting Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis, Sore Breast
Weak Lungs &C. and in all diseases of the lungs tend
ing toward or terminating in Consumption, this
remedy cannot be equalled much less eXcelled 1t
will positively prevent the lungs from yielding to the
terrible effects of Consumption. Let us say to the
afflicted and persons predispOsed TO Consumption, give
our remedy a fair trial be patient and persevering,
using strictly according to directions and do not yield
10 the solicitation of pretended medicines and mex
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of them very bad cases) which can be seen at our
Office or given by mail when desired. DR.. Simms is a
graduate of the class 1854 and can be consulted
| Lung and Throat diseases every wednesday and
Saturday at his private Office Office and principal
depot Fourth and King Street, Wilmington. Del
Philadelphia Depot, COZ Arch Street; New York
Depot No 4 9th Avenue; Baltimore Depot 10S Balu-
more Street Sold by J. w; Denney, Smyrna; David
| f. Burton, Dover, and dealers in medicines every
| where dec 15-tf
Smyrna times., 1876-05-24

How terrific must be the molecular in
the brain of man who comes home at
one o'clock in the morning singing Too
raj, 'ooral Oddly" and mistakes his wife's
patent hustle, standing pale and rigid in
the corner, for the spirit of his deceased
mother-in-law.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-10

not change the result moro than one or
two votes.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 9.-Geo. c. Cor
ham received dispatch from Oregon to-
day sigued by Senator Mitchell and Con-
gresham elect William. stating that SEN
ator Kelly conceded the State to be Re-
publican by 800 majority.
The Chronicle has a dispatch saying
the New York Tribuue's special reports
that the back counties of North Carolina
are coming in with very large Republic
can msiorities and the State ia assured
for Hayes; also that the Tribune claims
Hayes election by 1876 votes, Florida be-
ing safe for him.
VIRGINIA. New. Nov. 9-News as far
as received concerning our county ticket
is conflicting, and the result is uncertain
in some cases. Schulz is certainly elect.
ed and probably Williams, Republican.
The Republican assembly ticket is elect
ed entire. The Republican majority for
the head of the ticket in Storey county
will reach 450 The ballots will not all
be counted until this evening.
NEw York, Nov. Gov. Kellogg
telegraphs to the National Committee to-
night declaring the Republican gains
greater than expected and that Burwell,
Republican, is elected to Congress from
New Orleans and Louisiana sure for
Hayes.
Governor Stearns, of Florida, tele
graphs that they will need assistance to
guard the returns which establish Hayes
success in that State.
Morrissey's pools are selling about S5C
for Tilden to 500 for HAYES. Evidences
accumulate that knowing Democrats give
up the fight.
LAKE CRY. Fla, Nov. 8, $50 p. H.
Florida is honestly estimated by Demo
Gratis to give 1,720 Republican majority
as the lowest possible figure.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-10
PACIFIC COAST.

CARSON, Nov. S.-The Congressi onal
vote of this precinct gives Wren TIT and
Ellis 4l9.
EUREKA. New. Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns from Precinct No. l give Curry
PAP, Blannerhassett 23S, Hagermsn 24l;
Daggett 245, Tufy 249. Bishop PAS;
Wren 264. Ellis 225. Returns from pre-.
cinct No. 2 are not yet completed.
SAN FkANcIsCo, Nov. 9.-Nothing in
the way of news is being received at the
headquarters OF either party this morn
ing aud the crowd at both places are de-
pendent mainly upon press dispatches
for Information. Some change in the
feeling has taken place since yesterday.
The Democrats now feel confident Of
victory. The Republicans without yet
giving up the fight still admit that the
prospect is less cheering. Great salts.
faction is expressed by the latter at the
Unexpectedly heavy Republican majority
in this State. No doubt is entertained
of Pacheco's election as the returns to
date are somewhat against him. Strong
hopes are entertained that McKenpa is
elected and dispatches are momentarily
expected at headquarters from northern
counties which will probably settle the
| question. On the street to-day the
crowd remains almost undiminished but
much less noisy, owing probably to the
fact that the dispatches are few and far
between and not of a particularly cheer.
ing nature to either party. There was
some talk among the Democrats this
morning of claiming Oregon, but late ad-
vices have had the effect to crush their
hopes OF that State. On the whole the
Democrats seem to have the best OF il
Today.
SAN FRANc1sco, Nov. cit is reported
here that Drexal, Washington banker,
has telegraphed to Europe that Hayes il
elected. A dispatch received here from
Secretary Zach. Chandler States thai
Hayes is surely elected.
SAN LUIS OB1spo. Nov. 9.-The tota
majority in the county now stands, Til
den l64. Pacheco 20. One very small
precinct is yet to hear from, which vii
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-10

SINNERS IN PIoCHE TO visit certain
portions OF this town au outsider would
not imagine for a moment that We had
two churches in Phoebe, and that the
Gospel was preached twice in each
Church on the Sabbath day; and yet
such is the fact! also that there are GER
tain portions where the nu mbers of the
meek and lowly followers of Jesus" are
very few and scattered, and it would
take good. lengthy persimmon pole to
kuOck one OF them down. Our popula-
ton is sparse and scattered over large
extent Of territory, so tnat it takes a long
time for Gospel truths to penetrate.
even II there were plenty OF willing lis
@Os,s which there are not, rs take the
MAJORITY Of such mining towns AZ ours,
uOaOi than prefer other pursuits than
ri golnsso Church on Sunday. A game of
n fedro or "sich" on the Sabbath has
II such extra inducements that men will
crowd around table to see it played
ana watch for hours in preference to 60
ing to their regular meals. After while
wn9n we get little civilized. these kind
OF AFFAIRS will be changed, so that laws
VIII be passed that men shall attend
church AZ least once on Sunday.
WlEpERHoLD l. GooDMAN's store was
crowded last night with men who were
ously engaged in wagering money on
we PRESIDENTIAL contest, the betting
ranging from even. then two to one and
'nres to one on Tilden. At the latter
point there was two many takers for the
amount OF money the Democrats had on
uaha' so there was a general cessation OF
.ue oe,tinR. There WAS no news to JUS
wy odds on the Democratic candidate as
laf we could see, although it was g
sood even up bet on the result.
FROM ToCQUERvILLE. We have 6
wort letter before US from "Rustler Fer.
~ dated at Tocqverville, November S
wv He says that he and Matt Cos
suli are at work ON the Bonanza. run
aasa drift north on the vein from thu
Y'aom of seventy-foot shaft, that they
WV have about one hundred tons o
Milling ore on the dump, and a 11-foo
VEN that will mill 500. He says tina
sumo little excitement is commencing
ruoas Tocquerville, and he thinks tn
prospects of the mines are Number one
T1So.-Bstting in small amount
'sus on yesterday in Phoebe, some ever
upon the chances of Hayes and Wheele
Sssiast Tilden and Hendricks, with Til
s 'a me favorite, and others two to on
%nVor Of Tilden. the Democrats seem
w 10 think that Tilden's chances wer
sood that they were willing to tax
'0"e chances In betting.