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ARKANSAS.
ron TILDRS-LARoR DRxocRArro aArNs.

ron rILDRN-LAR0R DRMocaAzrc aArNs.
LfrrLs Rocx, Nov. Z, ls76
Election very quiet. AZ this hour O'Clock p. ny
dispatches from prominent points give the state Tor
Tidsn, with gain tns democratic majoritiss In
late State elections The returns are msagre This
city gives l,lso for 1idsn and Lass for
Haysa This IL republican stronghold, by reason
Of the co!osed vote. Cause, Gunter and slsm mons,
democrats returned 10 congress- In this district there
democrats ruaning and the result is doubtful
bstwecn she democrats. Mcclure, republican, un-
doubtedly defeated by OF the democrnsa Nosning
more definite up 10 this hour.
SOLOMON 3. CLARK,
Chairman Democratic Com miyseee.
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SOLID THROUGHOUT roa TILDES AID DE-
MocRACY.
FxAAKvoar, Nov. 7, lS7d
According v your request ! give you tho re-
suit Of the election In shis State Reliable
Information received here shows that tho I'll
den and Hendricks electoral ticket has majority
In ksutncky Of AZ least o00 Democrats are known
10 be elected without doubt all OF ten Congress
ional districss except the ninth and all Information
indicates democratic In that district believe
ksntucxy Win send . solid democratic delegation 10
the next Congress.
JAMES b. MccRRARY, Governor.
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A REPUBLICAN xsrIMArH.

BALrIxoRE, Nd, Nov. :, ls76
Cecil County, Havre De Grace, Nd, gives Tilden
majority, and Harris, republican, Tor Congress- SO
majority, republican gain Anne Arundel county.
Annapolis Nd. glves rilden II majority; republican
loss Hartford county, Bslair. majority for til.
den, 904. Roberts. democrat, Tor Congress, g.
Cecil county, Conowngo, Tiidsn Al, and Roberts,
democratic, for Congress, "a sixth DISTRICT Tlden %
majority Roberts. Is Carroll county Westnnster ~
majority for Roberts New Windsor "a majority Tor
Harra rIidsn's majority In Dublin, 1883; Roberts,
democrat, tor Congress, 100; Carroll county,
Union Bridge, majority for hayes, AZ Harris repub
can, for Congress, VI. Frederick county, Emmists
ourx, Tiiden's majority, le7; Walsh, democrat for
Congrsss lea Kariosd county FIRST dislricu Tidsn
2lS majority; Roberts, dsmocrat, fos consrsss la
Frederick county republicans in Mount Pleasant
jefferson and Frederick Indications that
the county has gone republican by 800. wicomico
county, Ninth district, Henry tdcm. for Congress-
lS2 majority Tilden 1877; Fifth district gives Thden
ia majority and Henry ITS; E,gpsh district gives I'll
cratic By about 1000 JOHN l. THOMAS, Jr.,
Chairman Republican Committee
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INDIVIDUAL. ESTIMATES.

We suojoin below . number Of highly Interest.
ing dispatches to the HnzALp, from gsutismsn In
shs various States. who. from their prominent
posisions either executives or funct,enariss, OF
sss leading the for their respective passss
are likely % have early ana valuable Information
Of the alAsSiona
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MASSACHUSETTS,

ron HAxxs AxD RIC1-BxN BUTIER IN.
BosTox, Nov. q 1870.
Massachusetts, u for Hayes Rics i elected Gov
ssaor All The republican candidates for Congress-
csps Frost In the Fourth district ars probably elected
Butler certainly elected.
GEORGE i. MERRILL, Chairman Republican Com.
mistaa
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GEORGIA.

yT1xx THOUSAND FOR TrLDxS--PossxBLY ONE
REPUBLICAN coxaRxssxAx
Macon, Ca, Nov. Z, 1879.
rildsn's majority 10 ssamatsd AZ $1,000 One Csn.
grsssona disrist not heard from-sns rsa demo-
cratic. THOMAS HARDEMAN, ys,
Chairman Democratic Committee
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
LIST OF OFFICERS PROBABLY xLxcrEE


coxSycrrcur-DgnocRArH
Coccvrr-Richard d. Hubbard
Lieutenant Goreynoy-Francis b. LOOMS.
Secretary Of Stste-Dwi9ht l. Morris.
Trsd1rv-Edwn A. Buck
Comptroller-Cbarlss G. Hubbard
sLokIDA-DExocRAric.
Covsynor--GeoYge w. Drew
Lieutenant Goperuor--Noblc 4 Hull
,LLISoIs-RxruBLIcAx
Gore,wo--Sheiby N. cullom.
L'e1tsnanf Gevernor--Andrew Shuman-
Secretary er erState-.Georse Il Asrlox.
Auciior-.fhonAs B. Necdlss
7reasUrer-Edward Rutx
Attorney GeaerGEsJames K Edsal
IowA-RErrBLcAS
Secretary Of Stofe-JosIah r. Yoang.
1reassrey-Georss W. Bems
Auditov-Buren r. Sherman.
Attorney Gerevat--Joha f. McJunkin.
Registsr Of Ldnds-David Secor
Judge Of GAs Sxpreme Court William q. Sssvsr4
KASsAs--REPuRLcAS.
Govsrwor-0eorge I. Anthony
LieutendWt Gover,.or--h. J. Salter.
Secretary Of S:afe-I Il. Cavnnaugh
AStater--P. l. Bonebrake
Attorney. .GeneyaLWillard Davis
1redswvr-John Francis.
superintendent Of PUBLIC Imstrslctioa-A n. Lemon.
Assecsats JGstice-D. J. Brewer
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Goeeyroy-Trancis T. Nichola
Lieutenant G0r<rHer-Louis a. Wiltx.
Superintendent V Public instructiOw-R r. Lsshsr.
Secretory Of State-wiiliam A. ssroag
Attorney Geweral-H. n. Ogden.
Assditor-Ailsn JumeL
sxAssAcHusxrrs-srYu
Goreyn0r-eAlexander II. Rice.
Lieutenant Governor HoPstio q. knight.
Secretary of Stafe-~Hcnry H. Pierce
ANditor-SJulus l. Clarke.
Treasurey-~Charies Endicott
Auoraey Geney0I-sChester 4 Train.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gsrenor-Charles n Crossweli.
Lieutenant Copsvn0r--luonxo Sessions
Secretary Of Stdtc-E D. Q. Hodon
Treassrer--w. b. AcCresry.
Attorney Gsnsr0t-0tto Ktrchner
Superintendent Of Pxbtic Irstr~esioa-A 8. Tarbell
Cos.missioner Of he Laad 0Ncs-B. r. Partridge
Audit0r-Ralph Ely.
Member Board ef Edaeanos-wilber J. Baxter
AIssoURI-DxAocxAriC
Issase~ans Gossynor-H.c G. srockmeysr.
Secretary Of State-M E AcGrath
Zreasurer-E,jah Gatea
Assditor-T. A. Halliday.
Attorney General Jackson l. Smith
ReQister Of Lands-J. L. NcHenry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Governoy-sSilas CARRIER.
LieatenaMt Goves1s0r-D. A. Abbott
Secretary Of Stote-+Bruce Txschuck
AHditor-J. b Weston.
Treasurer--J. c. Mcbride
Attorney GsneroI-Georgs 81. Roberta
Superintendent Of Public IastsSctiss-L. 4. Thomp-
ion
NORTH cARoLNA-px1ocRAric.
Decentralization B. Vance
Lieutenant Governor Thomas }. Jarvis.
Secyetasy Of Stote-Joseph A. Englehard
Attorney Gemerai-Thomas 8. Kenan
1yeasMrer-John ~ Worth.
Audttor-Ssmuel L. Love.
Superintendent Of Public lnstywci0N-John q Scar.
'orough
SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Goreynor-wa ads Hampton
Lieutenant Gouev~0r-W. D. Simpson
TreGssvey-S. l. Leapharl
Attorney General James Connor.
C0mptr0uer-Johnson Hagood
Sseretary Of Etate-W. .. Sims
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gereysoy-sJ. D. Porter, Jr.
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ALABAMA.
SOLID yos THE DxNocnAcx.

AoHf0oMssy, Nov. !, 1e7a
On largely incrsassd vote the indications ffem an
points are that Alabama has gene democratic BY shout
$1,000 majority Brombsrg. Independent candidate for
Congress in the First district crrrss Mobile county by
$500 majority. The democrats gain largely In The
Fourth district Election OF the entire democratic
deleGaon to Congress probable The election was en-
tirey peaceful ~ far a. heard from
y. q GRAHAM
Chairman Democratic CommsIeA
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cnarA1x AND sual ,oa sAxurr.

SxIsA, Ala, Nov Z. 1S76.
Returns indicate the state largely dsmocratic asd
solid democratic delegation In the grst district shs
contes . between Jones and Brembsre both demo-
oEa" 'rrnsr, republican has ehansA In The
y"sssi aistr.cs Haralson and Rapisr, both nefross
evia' "uDisaA vote and rssurns indicate the else.
roA = -asAsy. democrat, though county precness
may eject hAralson JOS y. Johnston.
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MARYLAND.
zox. WILLIAM

Eox. WILLIAM J. o'BRIESs MAJoRlrx-HvH
cxsrAINLY AND PROBABLY nY DEMOCRATIC
cCxoREssMxN-11I.DIN's Majority sU1xzx
THOUSAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. T. 1874
The result in Maryland Of to-day's election may be
summed up folows-
CONGRESS.
First District-Daniei " Henry tdem.) 2,s00 majority
over spence tdsmL)
Second Distr,ct-Charies Il Roberts dem, 1000
majority over Harris (repl.
Third Distrtct-wiIiiam Kcmmsll (dem.), 600 major
ity over Goldsborough trepl
Fourth DStrics-rhomss Swami ldem.), 5000 major
ny over Butler (rNpl
Fifth Dissrics-Eh J. Hsnkls, 1000 majority over
Se!iman (rspl
Sixth distrlss-wiliiam wash tdsm) 200 majority,
proDasiy, over AcComss (Ssp) This district IS very
close
BALTIMORE CITY.
vAy wards give = majority for Tlidsn and Hen
ulicks 0f 10, 00Q
IKE STATE
The majority In the State Will be close Ia, 000
WILLIAM J. VBRIEN.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA,

The oncial for this city have not YET begun
to come In bus there Is now NO doubt that the Re-
publicans have carried Philadelphia by about 900 or
1900 majority about tho Hartranits majority
Of ID, 635 last year as the State election.
All Ihe republican Congressman from this city-the
Returns rrox me State are mssgrs, but In.
dictate losses and gains both sides. so
tar preponderatlng in democatic favor. Both
parties claim tho State. prominent democrat
claims that Tildsu will TO this city with
tority OF 0O0 but with the 900 that Philadelphia
sure 80 Tor Hayes, the republicans ss have
majority Of s, 600
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THE RLECrORAL VOTE.

To enable our readers to comprehend At
. glance the general result Of the vote
throughout the Union for President we have
prepared the following recapitulation table,
showing the electoral vote by States, made
mp from the latest figures and estimates re-
ceived up TO the hour Of going to press with
this edition (2:S0A- M Fuller returns NAV
vary this to some extent. but in the main -
opine it will be found reliable
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MIMI RSOrA.
YITF11H :

1Iyrxu sxouaAxD YoB AAxxs-rH1xH M
PUBLICAN coNo2RssxxE.
Dr.. PAul, MINI, Nov. Z, ls7a
The tndisasiens are that the State has gone ior
Hayes and whssssg by 900 matosisy. Stewart and
punns and probably Ssraii are elected 20 Congssss
r NJ hOLAREN
Secretary Of Republican CommisssA
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JAMEs B. MccRRARY, Goyernor.
LOUISIANA.
PROBABLY CONF DEMOCRAT

rRoBADLY COM DENOCRATIC.
Large democratic gains reported from the country
parishea The democrats have by AL sndcaiiops
CARED the State Our democratic Congrsssnea prob
ably elected may bs that ave are but the returns
are very msasre. Two members certainly elected.
No dissurbancek R. l.. GIBSON.
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OUR NEXT CONGRESS-

OUR NEXT CONGRESS.
list OF xxNBKxs PRonABLy ELEcrtD rp 10
HOUR or COMO TO PxxsA
ALABAMA
Dist
l-r. +. Bromberg democrat ldouhsfsn
c-Hilnry HERBERT democrat
3-sJerc n. Williams, democrat
4-Jamcs T. Rapin, republican tdoeNnv
Or r. sigon, dcinocraI
sd. W. Hewitt. democrat
S-sw. u. rorney, Democrat
@6-W. W. Garth, democrat
Democrats, q republican. l.
ARgAssAs.
Ill c. Cause democrat
2-sw. y. Siemons, democrat.
1H. B. stuart democrat
k--rhomas n. Guaser, democrat.
Democrats,
csLspuax:A.
Horace Davis, republican tdoubtful
b-sH. r. Page. republican
I-sJohu x. Luttrell dcmocrAl
l-~p. D. wxsinton. democrat (doubsfcl)
Democrats, =; repabiseans.
Thomas N. Patterson, democrat
coSSncrtccS.
l--Joscph r, Hawisy, republican (doobsfuil
2--sJamss Pheips democrat
S--sJohn !. Wait, republican.
A-Lovi Warner, democrat
Democrats, .; republicans,
'James Williams, democrat.
l--R H. N. Davidson, dsmScrat (doubtfall
2--Jssse Finley. democrat tdcubt;ull
Democrats, 2
l--sJulian hartridge, cemoarnA
2-.wiIIiam Il smith. democrat
3--&phlp Crook, dcmocrst.
4-+Hsnry X Harris, democrat.
A-sMiiton A. Chandler. democrat
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. I, 1875
The election here to-day unusually qaist. A
very heavy vote polled that Of the city being
10 1000 1000 any former vote It Il believed that
Thomas, the Independent democratic candidate Tor
Governor, has carried tho county by over 800.
and that the republicans have elected thor Legislative
ticket The democrats generally coneede the election
OF Randolph (rspublcau) for Congress over Young
ldemocrath the present Incumbent Tho Official vote
will mot be known until q late hour
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OnAHA, Nov. Z, 1870.

me slsssion pssssd or quietly. hsavy vote was
poneA tAis cisy Bosh parties slaan Deusas souasy
LEGAL faehons have caussd much scratching The
straight tickets 30 far cosntsd IN this essy shov ;
democratic plurality.
Partial rsisrns from CefAx country ahov IS republ,-
can majority; ths same frsn Bunalo couny, IA re-
pablcan najorNy; Dodge county, lilo republican ms-
jority. Nsmaha county II claimed by the democrats;
5alins sonAty republican hy assst <o0 Democrats
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MICHIGAN.
THE DHMocRArIc GAINS.

THE DHAocRArIo GAINS.
DRrRorr, Nov. Z, ls7e.
RetuYns eens - slowly. bat show gains over 1874
Eighteen oat Of twenty three precincts IN Dssroit
show democratic majority OF l,sl7 gain Of 600
D. n. DICKINSON,
IA lsnunu,
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HERALD WEDNESDAY,
KENTUCKY.

cs osi; Tidss 10. sol; Cooper, s2l-nst democratic
gain, 3e..
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VIRGINIA.

Ex-0ovxRNoR WALKERS NEws-TwENry-YIvH
THOUSAND yoa ruDxx-HuE DxMocRA7Io
ooNoREssMEM.
RICHMOND, Nov. Z, 1876.
The State win give 25.o 900 majority for Tiden and
elect nino democratic Congressmen.
GILBERT G. WALKER.
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CONNECTICUT.

GOES FOR TILDxx--THRxy DExocnArIc AND
oxx REpBuLIoAN coSoaxssnAS--LxoxsIA-
xURE IN DOUBT.
HARTFORD, Nov. :, 1873
filden has majority OF 2, 300 or 5000 Democratic
State ticket elected First Second and Toursh Con-
gressionai districts democratic; Third republican.
Legislature 10 Doubt. WILLIAM W. EATON
United States senator.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCEDED REPUBLIcAS-DxMocRATI GAINS
CoxcoED, N. n. Nov. Z, 1874
I think that New Hampshire has gone republican BY
about 1000 dsnocra,ic gam Of 600 70 200
ISAAC \. BL0DGErr.
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
NEW JERSEY
SURE ToR TnDEN--E1GHr THOUSAND TO rxx
THOUSAND.
JEAsEY Crry Nov l. 1875.
Msw Jersey goes for fiden certain The returns are
measre, but indicate I, 900 70 10, 900 majority.
}. D. BEDLR, Governor
NORTH CAROLINA.
4 QUIET HLEcrIoS--sLow RETURNS
The election passed on quietly Al nine p NJ no re-
liable returns IN on which 10 make any estimate.
Chairman Republican Committee
OHIO.
REPUBLICAN GAINS THROUGH THE STATE
CoLUxBus. Ohio, Nov. Z, 1874
Returns received from l02 precincts Of Ohio show
republican gain OF 2.674 the october vote and
democratic gains Of 2 2es; not republican gan; 4oa
Chairman Republican Committee
G NcINNAT1 PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.
CiscMxAn, Ohio, Nov Z. 1876
The nrss precincts reported al have republican gains
on the October vote.
AL the city precincts heard from show small rspub-
lican gains Tho republicans probably carry this city
ana county.
STILL LATER.
The republican net gain In ~ precincts in Hamilton
county 10 482 There lS precincts TO hear from
Tho democratic majority IN the county IN October was
S70 MURAT HALSTEAD
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oxx axpuBLIcAN ooxoaxssxAN.

UNB 111V0I1CAN OONO880H1ANs
BALrIAoRE Nd. Nov. Z, 1915
Arc confident Of NeComas republican,, from Sixth
Co1sresstonal dastrica JOHN L THOMAS, Jr,
Chairman Republican Committee
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REPUBLICAN HOPES.
NEBRASKA.
nasus1zcAx N azDvcnD MAJORITY.

Hn1u1xlCAA N RHDucnD KAJonITL
OMAHA, Nsv. e--l2:l6 A. n
The result N this State bs socorsssly given
to-alghS Enough is known 70 show shAs the sspubu-
majority nss bsoa Fsdscsd from ia6oo
ls12 TO lsss than a,ooo. Ths ropubiicaa
national and STATE tickets elected, in
cudinS shp Coagrsssman Ths Legislature "
possioly democratic, nearly 20 eivc them
balance OF power between the swo republican setion
Nsbrsska vail probably send dsmccvas 70 shs Unissd
ssasss senate n place OF r. W. Hitchcock repnblicAa
X A. ALLEN
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4 HOPE STILL ron HAYxs-HAwtY pxyHArEp.

HAkTPoap, Conn, Nov. Z. 1874
Reports from uo towns give Hayes . majority OF
zoo Tfere never Wa closer vote poiled In Ihs State
The returns from the FIRST district indicate that
Hawicv. republican candidate for CongSess dsfsassd
by about 10 majority. n. Z. 5FERRY
Chairman Rspubiioan Connisiss.
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CITY AND COUNTY TICKET ILECTED

Aav0v-Sntth Ely. Jr., democrat
SAeriE-Bernard Reilly, democrat
SuyrOoots-Deauo G. Calvin demoeYal
Cbssty Clerk Henry A. Gumbisson, democrat
C0yes<rs-Richard Flanagan, democrat; Richard
Croker, democrat; Henry Woltman, democrat
Judge Of Superior COSvf-John J. Freedman, demo-
cra1 W4
Jsdos q karsse Cours-Jamss r. sinnotA democrat.
ALDRRN1x AT LARGE.
Henry d. PuYroy, democrat
william I. Cole, democrat
8 A. Lsvis, democrat
fasrick keenan,, democrat
J. O. PAckney, republican
kufus Cowng, republican
DISTRICT ALDERMEN
lth distSict-Thomas Shsils, democrat
J. J. Slevn, democrat.
n rriedsam republican.
sth distriet-w. Lamb, democrat
W. Bennett democrat
J. J. AorSis republican.
0th distriet-J. W. Guntxsr, democrat
George Hail. democrat.
y. Ehrhardi. republican
7th dstYic4-W. salmon, democrat.
W. Sauer, democrat
H. E. Howland, republican,
stn dssyict-M. ruomsy, democrat
H. H. Moore, democrat
c Nelde. democrat
II. c. Periey republican,.
THE VOTE FOB PRESIDENT IN THE
CITY.
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MISSISSIPPI.

GoHx yoR rrI.DxN, N1d1oEs AND ALL
Jackson, Nov. Z, 1876.
Partial returns from many eoantiss In Aissssppi up
ts- nine O'CLOCK so-nisht show heavy demo-
cratic gaiss over sns majority Of $1,000 last
year. Tiiasn has carried shs State BY from
20 600 70 ZOO. Naldov, Manning Money Singleton
and Hooker dsmecruss elected 70 Congress certainly,
and probably Chalmers, Democrat In the Sixth dis
sret beng democratic gain sf certain and prob
ably two The election pssssd Oh quietly, without dis
turbancs in any ssction % far - heard from. The
nsaroes generally voted the democratic ckes-in
PLACES with cheers and huxsahA fuli vote was
pollsd KlkLOCH FALCONEK,
Adjutant General Of Minissippl
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yuRrHEn DETAILS.

Democratic gains In every precinct heard from;
Wilson Trst district Martin In Second and Kenna In
Third-all democrats elected BY large maJorite& TIL
dsn's majorities wall reach 20, 900 In the state.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

claim Platte county BY $50 majority No o1cial re-
turns have been received.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

DxNOCnATIC GAINS.
wHxRLNo, Nov. !. 1875.
In Ave wards Tilden's majority ll3, democratic
gain. Wilson (dsm.A for Congress, 800 majority.
JOHNJ. JACOBS, Governor
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MISSOURI.

nAD vxAsun AxD RxAvY pRMocRATxc oArNs.
sr. LOUIS, Nov. Z. 1S1a
The vsasAss has bssa cold and windy. The sisesion
passed o6 very quietly. An unusually heavy
was poiled. The appointment Of several
hundred Cnsed states Deputy Marshais caused great
dissatisfaction among all good citizens Of botn parties
asd resulted increase OF several thousand votes
for ssraighs democratic tskss. Very sss scratch
ing done. The returns are coming In slowly.
Thus far they shov heavy democratic gains
WILLIAM X MAYO,
Secretary stass Democratic Con misssA
REprBioAN HOPES.
sr. Lorn. Nov. ., is1a
RSsurns coma IN slowly. The rspubcans claius svo
cessfsssmsn IN shu ssy and Abe county ticket
GEORGE b. SHIELDS,
Chairman Republican Committee.
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GONE HEAVILY DRMoCnA1rC-vTvA PROBABLY
srx, DxxocRArTc cosoR1ssMxx.
JACKSON, Misa. Nov. Z, 1874
Scattering rstalns from aI parts Of the STATE Adi
cate gains over the rate Of 1875 when the democratic
majority Was over $4,000. Auldow. Manning, Money.
Singleton and Heoksr elected 70 Congress good
chance Chalmers democratic, 10 the Sixth dislstcl
rns slscton vas psaeeabis and Qutss and quiet
J. z. GEORGE.
Chalrmaa Democratic Com mitteA
yHH RxPuB1IcAx VIEW or 1T.
JACKSON, MissL, Nov. :, ls5A
The democrats are likely 70 eouaI themselves na-
jorsy Of 900 70 80 o0o with ali the Congressmen
H. R. WARE
Chairman Republican Com mitssA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26

A PERTINENT ISoURY-Even the
Methodist, hitherto thick and thin
Grant paper, demands that president
Grant explain TO this Christian nation
why he has pardoned soven guager'
convicted OF using their official powers
TO aid in defrauding the revenue Of the
United States D. The Methodist thinks
this "looks badly" and fears that il
may be followed by letting loose the
balance of "Bristow's jail birds" 0l
course this will follow. Does not the
Hayes and Wheeler committee stand
in need of campaign funds, and where
are they to como from IL the defraud
ing guagcrs and distillcrs are kept Ia
jail Z The whisky ring carried GRAM
through in 1872, therefore the sam'
interest must be invoked TO assist
Hayes and Wheeler in 1876.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26

Smith and Brown, running opposite
ways around corner, struck each
other. Oh, dear how you made my
head ringl" said Smith. That's a
sign it's hollow" said Brown. "But
didn't yours ringY' "No." That's
q sign It's cracked" replied his friend
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26

A little six.year-old boy went into
the country visiting. He had bowl
OF bread and milk. He tasted II and
then hesitated a moment, when his
mother asked him II he didn't like 1t,
to which be replied, smacking his lips,
"Yes, ma'am. ] was only wishing our
milkman would keep cow"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26

aPlcasc do not handle" is the Swiss
request; "Ne touchez pas, sill vous
plait," bows the Frcnchman "visitors
must not touch" says John Bull, Arm
ly; Glands off," growls the Yankee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26

Andrew jackson was once making
stump speech, in small village
Just as he was concluding, some one
who sat behind him, whispered, "Tir
'em little Latin, General. They
won't be content without it, Jack
son instantly thought upon fcw
phrascsih he knew, and in voice Of
thunder wound up his speech by ex
claiming, "E pluribus unum--sine qua
non--ne plus nltra--multum in parvo 7
The offcct was tremendous, and the
shouts could bc heard for miles
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26

Officers. s.--The officers of this Library
shall consist Of Librarian and Asst Libra
rian, whose term of Office shall continue
for one year a committee Of threoper
sons on selection of books, the Librari
an TO be Chairman er-oGicio, one mem
Der to be elected by the Literary Asso
citation and one appointed by the Schoo
Board "a member of the board or q citi
zen of Clearfeld) two Auditors, one
to be elected by the Literary Associa
ton and one appointed by the Schoo
Board. The Librarian TO be Treas
urer, whose duty as such is to receive
and control all funds appropriated tC
use of the Library TO hold and account
for the same as Library funds, and moi
to apply the same TO any pur
pose unauthorized by this Constitution
10 submit to the Auditors every siS
months, or as often as may be required
by vote of the Association, written
statement Of all moneys received and
paid out on orders or duly authcnti
Gated claims against the Leonard Lit
erary Associations Library, and "a
make good any Discrepancy in the dis
bursement of the same TO hold al
money deposited for security for books
as prescribed in Art. 3 of-this Consti
tuition, as trust funds, subject TO de
mand at any time, and at all time'
subject TO the order Of depositor. Any
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26
Livery Stable.

sCNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the pub
Il lie that he is now fully PREPARED to aceommo
date all in the way Of furnishing IL. ses, Buggie,
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice an,
On reasonable terms. Residence on Locust stree,
between Third and Fourth
GRO. W. GEARnART.
TlearGeid. Feb. 4, 1874.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-26

How Eiected.--All officers are TO be
elected by ballot in the same manner
as regular officers 10 serve for term
of one year, and should a vacancy oc-
cur at any time, an election shall be
held TO fill such vacancy. Any mem
Dor Of the Leonard Literary Associa-
tion over IS years Of age shall be cligi.
bic to any officer except Librarian, for
which Office no member is eligible as a
candidate who cannot, if elected, give
approved security for tho faithful per.
formance of tho Librarians duties.
Should vacancy occur at any time in
this Office, the Assistant, upon giving