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lFrom J. B. McCormicks Special to the En-
quirer.1

[From J. b. McCormick's Special to- the En-
quirer
The Republican programme is, L
learn, to have their Electors here on the
9th. Then the Returning Board will
hold exclusively secret sessions, re-
turn Hayes Electors chosen with the en-
tire Radical ticket, and adjonrn sine
die. The Electors are then to assem-
bic Immediately, cast their vote for
Hayes and Wheeler, and with the mem
bers OF the Returning Board leave the
city; but, before doing so,
henner adm Casanave's designations
are to be secured by the
Radical leaders In order to preYen t
any subsequent action through the
Courts. Wells and Anderson being the
only members, then the duty of filing
the vacancies will devolve upon them,
and they will control the Board. 1t is
unnecessary precaution, however, as
four of the five Supreme Court Judges
are In entire sympathy with Grant and
Packard, and if by any possibility a
question should be raised in that Court,
which is the only one having jurisdic-
tlon, the decision would sustain the
Radical programme, even though the
case was plainly one which should be
decided otherwise.
The Louisiana ReturningBoardr refuses
still to elect as a member the gentleman
proposed by the Democratic Committee,
fearing lest combination will be made
with certain members of the Board. Mr..
Kennedy, the gentleman nominated by
the Democrats, is Bank President, ,and
in politics q Liberal Republican, and
considered by the entire community as
man Of the striotest integrity and hon.
esty. The distrust is so great, however,
among the several members OF the
Board that they hardly know whom Of
their own number to place confidence In.
lW. H. Roberts to the Commercial.
The Democrats visiting here are in
constant receipt Of letters from the
North, stating that the tide Of public
opinion there is very much against the
unfair counting in Of the Hayes and
Wheeler Electors, and that Republicans,
as we'll as Democrats, condemn in
strongest terms any such assumption OF
authority by the Returning Board.
LDr. Redheld to the Commercially
Large numbers of witnesses from the
bull.dozed parishes arrived at the Gus
tom-house yesterday and to-day. Ispent
several hours among them. talking to
witnesses and examining afiilavits.
Unless the sworn statements Of these
people can be overthrown, the Demo-
Gratis need not attempt to convince the
country that they got their majority
fairly.
One woman testified that the bull
doZers took her husband and son out of
bed, at O'Clock in the morning, and
killed them. Her story is almost too
horrible for belief, yet she tells it in a
straightforward, simple way, that car
ries conviction. Her daughter saw the
whole affair, and there is no discrepancy
between the witnesses.
Two weeks before the men had been
warned to leave In ten days, but were
advised by white friends to remain, as
but little Significance was attached to
the anonymous warning.
A copy of the proceedings of the Coro-
ner's inquest upon he bodies of the mur-
dered men substantiate the story. This
was in East Baton Rouge.
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LATEST LOCAL.

CORONER MALEY did not order the
release OF VIM. Freiheit on bail, as is
stated in one of the morning papers.
The Lady Teachers Association held
a meeting to-day in the Normal School
Building, on Eighth street. An inter-
esting programme was rendered.
DANIEL GRANT, mention of whose sad
accident on the Mt. Adams Inclined
Plane Railroad last night appears in an
other part Of this paper, was not, we are
glad to state, under the influence OF
liquor at the time, as he is a young man
OF excellent habits. His wrist was broken
and he was otherwise very severely iu-
jured. The poor fellow is subject to is,
and during one of these he rushed upon
the track, and in order to escape being
struck by the coming car, he stepped
aside and fell down the embaukment to
Baum street, striking a beam in his
descent.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-To-day is the
ninety-third anniversary Of the day when
the British troops evacuated New York.
Before the late civil war the day was
observed here as popular holiday, with
a grand parade, fireworks and other fes-
tiVities; but, since the rebellion, no at
tempt has been made to revive the cele-
bration. The veterans OF 1872 parade
to-day and hoist the flag on the old fort
in Central Park, but beyond this there
will be no public demonstration.
Loss by Fire.
A special from Newark, N. j., SAYS
that the loss by destruction by fire last
night of Athe g. Hughes oil-cloth fac
tory is estimated at 5000 to 800 900.
Cheap Telegraphing.
The Herald, editorlally commenting
upon the reduction of telegraph rates
just announced by the A. & p. Tele-
graph Company, says nothing can be lost
to the Company by these reductions, be.
cause the cheaper the rates the greater
will be the business. With such ad-
Vances toward cheapness il will not be
long until the telegraph supersedes the
use of the slower process of communica-
tion through the mails.
Waiting for the Verdict.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-In the $780,
seduction and breach OF promise of mar
riage suit of Eugene Martinez versus
Juan Del Vale, the jury have been out
all night, having retired at O'Clock last
evening, and are still celebrating on
their verdict. The COURTROOM is crowd.
ed with spectators awaiting the result.
The plaintiff has not appeared in Court
this afternoon, but defendant was early
on hand, walking restlessly around the
hall and smoking the whole time.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

MIR. SAMUEL NEARFIELD, JR., editor
Of the CircleVille Herald and Union, is
in the city.
W. Fl. ELEMENT, President of the St..
Louis Union Depot Company, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. CHAs. HILB, the Treasurer OF the
Central Club OF the Young Democracy,
has been presented with gold-headed
cane by the Club.
BILLY KIERsTED. the "Sweet Will
liam" OF the Recorders office, says that
If this muddie keeps on much longer
the work in that Office can be done in
half an hour.
JOHN r. MCLEAN and j. B. MCCoR-
MICK, OF the Enquirer, who have been
down in Louisiana bull-dozing that Re
turning Board into giving the country a
fair count, returned 10 the city This morn
ing.
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On 9CHA3n Ue.

The report Of the Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, appointed Sep
tember IA, to confer, conjointly with a
similar Committee of the Board OF
Trade, with the Trustees Of the South.
ern Railroad as to how that road is to
be run when finished, was presented on
'Change to-day.
On motion OF Mr.. Rowland the reading
of the report was postponed, and the
whole matter referred to special meet
ing Of the Chamber on next Tuesday
evening, the Board of Trade Committee
and the Railroad Transportation Com.
mittee being invited to be present.
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LEGAE

r EGAL-Hsmilton CouaIy' ono, n
4 Common Pleas.--J ames EsiI.y' -; ee
Unknown. is notified that htS Wate, 1t9,a Aaey Ann
barly has this day filed q ,pfsltSA II Said
slisging as grounds therefor that be GAs been
Giiliufiy absent from her for pipe years last
pasf, Ynd his gross neglect of duty in falling
snd refusing e. pay anything towards her sup.
port during said time. A decree will be asked
thereon after the expiration OF ak weeks from
tlris d3be. MARY ANN EARLY,
, SAGE 4 HINKLE, A7torneys.
CiEQsNSATI, November rs, 1879. ros5-6tS
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Loss by Fire.

PATTERSON, N. j., Nov. pa fire
broke out about half-past 8 O'Clock this
morning in the stables OF Mr.. Bowen,
manufacturer Of mineral waters, No. At
Goodwin street, totally destroying the
building, with its contents. Three horses
were burned to death. The fire was, it
is believed, incendiary. The loss and
insurance are not known, as il is under
atood Mr. Bowen Is in North Carolins.
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FOREIGN.
LIFE SEN

PARIS, Nov. 25.-M. CheseloDg and M
Renouard were elected lite Senators
after an exciting scene in the Chamber
at Versailles.
THEY WANT PEACE.
LONDON. Nov. 26.-The telegraph says
that the Marquis of Sails bury has OBJ
tanned assurances at Berlin that Ger
many would support England in every
attempt to maintain peace.
PREPARATIONS.
VIENNA. Nov. 25.-5ix corps OF the
Pruth army have received winter cloth
Ing, The staff Commander-in-C Chief has
org &ized every department.
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Il Wilhelm Gausepohl, 26 years, Germany
Patrick Connerton. 60 years, Ireland.
Chas. H. Harden, 21 years, CincinaAti.
James Shark, 88 years, England.
Carny Tern, IA days, Cincinnati.
ii. III. Athens. still-born, Cincinnati
Mathilda Mieper. years, city.
Wm, b. Gall, 66 years, Marylsnl:
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RICE CORN BREAD.-For a half-dozen
persons, five eggs, one pint of sour milk,
one pint cooked rice, one teaspoonful Of
salt, one teaspoonful OF soda, cornmeal
sufficient to nuke thin batter; bake
three quarters of an hour.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Chris. Stemler and Rosa Mowry.
Chas. G. Mushak and Mary Kupler.
Jas. w. Vance and Lucy T.. Skinner.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, s5th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n. the U. S. Mail Line Steamer UNI
JFlsssssR5 TED STATES, Ben. III. Merrielees,
sasSassasaaiA Master Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf boat, foot of Vine street, Il.
NJ. Wade, Superintendent.
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EOR SALE FARM - Good farm Of ok
u acres. situated 4 miles from the railroad,
b Clermont County; ~ acres in corn, 3 acres
Sasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
Win sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
erms. A good chance for any one desiring it
b get good home Address B. .. s., Star
nice, 23D Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy25d&jy27w-tf
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WANTED - SITUATION - Where can
w invest or loan employer from $1,000 to
81, $50; 16 years experience in mercantile life
Address, with particulars, F., Box 2,332, Lam
easter o, :3.4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED - ITUATION - AS cook; can
w do meat and pastry; no objection to
leaving the city. Address ROBERT COOK,
l6 New street. 23-3t
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 25th. at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h. the C.& OR. Packet BOSTONA,L
sasE-SSi Bryson, Master. Freight received
1zEa'aGsasAA at all hours on Wharf-boat, foot of
Broadway. w. Honshell, Superintendent.
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TOR SALE - FARM - Two miles east Of
I Kinnundy, NJ Marion County, Illinois, con-
Iaining 100 acres Of prairie Land, in cultiva-
lion; two wells Of never failing water: also 40
Aeres timber land; terms reas enable: for sale
Sr trade. Address LEVI FELLENBAUM,
Saleul, Illinois. 23-at
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
8.F h, CITY OF PORTSMOUTH,, s. Nor
lLfEiS45.Ss gan, Master. Freight received at
sssszza1kszS all hours on Wharf-boat, loot OF
Walnut street.
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Billiards.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.--Sexton, oil
New York, has sent challenge to that
city to play Joseph Dion billiard con-
test, French carom, six hundred points
up, for $1,000 aside and the Delaney
champion medal. The match to take
place in New York 10 six or eight weeks.
Dion holds the championship, having
recently defeated Albert Garnier for thai
title.
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TOR SALE--FARM--In Pendleton County,
K KY, two miles from Butler Station; good
dwelling house and out buildings; we'll wat
cred and highly cultivated. Call at l0j West
Fifth street. 23-3t
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7 bird Edition

The ne1t tooemty,foar hours probably
cloudy, aoith light rain, Jotloeoed By fair
eoeather and falling temperature.
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TOR SALE-FARM--A we'll improved fruit
E farm OF several acres, on the Alexandra
change for city property. For particulars ap-
ply to j. p. DOKES, on premi es 23-4t
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FOR SALE.

Il in comb, 1Sc per lb; new buckwheat, 6 lbs
for Csc; new sugar, l2hSc per lb; new raisins,
l4c per lb, at THORN NBURY'S, 2lJ W. Sixth,
near Plum, and 4S E. Pearl, near Sycamore.
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T'OR SALE-FARM-One Of the best farms
10 in Southern Ohio, situated "a miles from
acres farming land, balance in timber and we'll
Uatered; large two-story frame dwelling and
Iwo good tenant houses; large barn, cribs, and
Sll other out-buildings, in good repair; two
Young bearing orchards of all kinds Of fruit.
Hill Be sold low il applied for soon. Inquire
Vi L. HANES, Xenia, Ohio. 2l-4t
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-HOUSE-Of ten rooms, all
it complete, with gas, cistern, warm and
cold water, wash and bath rooms, and stable
for two horses, on Ludlow avenue, opposite
Burnet Woods, the Elm street Incline r. II.
passing the building. Inquire at place or at
194 Court street. A. BERG. A-4t
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waiting for the Verdict.
SPORTING NEWS.
The One.hundr Rae,

FLEETWOOD PARK, N. Y, Nov. 25.-
The one.hundred-mile race, wherein
John Murphy was to ride against Capt.
Mowry, of California, has been post
poned. 1t is reported that Mowry is un-
well. The race will probably take place,
but no day has been decided on.
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-Peasant r66n5 I3r g.-s ss!ss, sst IN
ID and wife, with board s. i prisit2 :innsN ta,nsN
address N, West Walnut it auts, H'-ssUlScS o. ~
Exchanged; street cars cd1hnfehRnt cd1hn M-N
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For Pomeroy.

THIS DAY, 18th, at p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
49, b. POTOMAC, Ii. IL. Drown, Master.
f#sAAssy Freight received at all hours ON
Na's1.iIsS@Ga Wharf-boat foot OF broadway. w.
Honshell, superintendent.
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For Vevay.

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
Rsy HAMMOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
lefSs$55E Master. Apply on board. or at A.
141ss=zs.zszzaz KennelPs, corner Main and Water
streest.
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TOR SALE-TOBACCO PRESS Cheap. A
Il small tobacco Press, complete, at 292 W al
nut street. no22-6t*
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

THOR SALE--LAND--Tn Illinois, Nebraska
Il and Wisconsin; will trade for printing
material Of any kind. Address Box IA, New
ton, Ill. 23-4t
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 25th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY
R% = U. P. SCHENCK, j. Laurence Car
lsffsssss$s ter Master. Apply on board, or to
sassids1z1asaJ. Cunningham, Royse Il Mosset,
j. S. Robinson, Agents.
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For Memphis.

n OI 1tAOIHIpIHHoe
25th, at 6P. M. POSITIV ELY,
49, =. VINT SHINKLE, Jas. Remission,
Li5syssssHE Master. Apply on board, or to
Royse Il M0sset, Agts. on N. U.
wharfboat.
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NOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
Il No. Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
Inquire at this office. se9-tf
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KETANTED-Boston Gallery makes Ferro-
w types for SOC. 217 Central ave. mh22-Stf
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

V7iNE EET CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH.- Morning: ''The Doctrine OF
the Holy Spirit" Evening, lecture to young
men. All are invited. Seats free.
CT. PAUL NJ. Il. CHU RICH. corner seventh
y and Smith stree's.-Preaching Tomorrow
aTll1 A NJ. by tRev. Richard Rust, Of the n. Y.
East Conference, and at IA p. Nj. by the Pas
tor, Rev II. Il. Ridgaway, DID. Sunday
school at ~ p. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Pittsburg.
For KanaWha,

SATURDAY, 25Lh, ats P. M. POSITIVELY,
Es% - VIRGIE LEE, J, V. Reynolds, Mas
ssSsS ter. Apply on board or to Geo.
asssssssssSC Charter, J. q. Dorman u Co.,
Agents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VTT ANTEp-Four Ferrotypes for DOc. New
w York Gallery. % W. Fourth st. mhS2-SI
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Side peating made to order; double footing
Iuching Csc. 325 Central avenue, opposite
Ninth street. nol6-3Dt
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iAT TED--LOCATlON--A few hundred
! w miles of, and easy access of, Wheeling,
where the people want and are willing to aid
3n 9slablishipg local paper. Address e. 5.
EEVkLY, Wheeling, w. Va. 23-3t
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TARIs,S AVENUE BAZA

And step ladders for sale and repaired f. TET
TENBORN, 2ly w. Fifth st. jae-tr- w ,S&M
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NM NTANTED--WA ASHING--And ironing, or
w rough dry, 4J to sue per dozen for rough
dry, or will go to the house by the day, by
good washer. Call at Jordan street. 23-4t
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NM ANTED-TO BUY-A folding lounge;
w must be cheap. Address CHARLES
CUBIN, 81 Observatory street, Mt. Adams.
no21-3t*
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

"A general assortment OF housekeeping and
WOodenWare goods at prices to suit the times.
Y. TErTENBORN, 2l9 W. Fifth street.
ap29-Sti
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RI fAEsn Families or groceries IN want of
MseW good Flour warranted to give
HS5sa satisfaction can be supplied by
] AVVsa going to the WEST EN- d MILLS.
Your orders are solicited Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman. se7-3m
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TOR SALE-HARNESS- Five sets second
IL hand double harness, and three single.
DONNELL & ROBERTS, 2O6 Main st. 2f-St
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IN WANTED BUY YOUR a. rs OF
.Esw MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth ST. !y16-f
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EOR sALE--LOT--l50 feet square, in Cow
l. ington, KY, suitable for manufacturing; q
bargain, on easy terms. Address BUTLER,
Yellow Springs, .. 23-4t
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lNAT ANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For Information apply to o. L. STAHL, at
Snopk & MeNicolps stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and Sycamore. nol5-tf
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PREFERRED sPHCIALa
CLOTHES WRINGERS,

.E9- Dyeing and securing at Walkers, 81 a. sd.
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ENOR SALE-HEARSE-U sed very little,
T. and as good as new; modern style, cost
Address p. II. KENNELLY, Lafayette, In
diana. u st
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fVTT ANTED--TO LEASE--A furnished ho-
w til, by u thorough and experienced hotel
man; would take charge Of first class hotel
And superintend it Tor owners on salary or
bhares; best preferences. Address +. S., Box
k,5 Lancaster O. 2j-4G
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TNOR SALE FURNACE - Large heating
Il furnace in good order; Peter Martens pat
ent can be seen in operation at the church
corner of Fourth and John streets. Inquire of
Nm. S. MERRILL & CO., No. West Fifth
street, A-4t
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.--The complete
official returns received elect ten Dem
cratic Congressmen-a full delegation.
Total. votes cast, 25s,s6O. Tilden re-
ceived 16O,445; Hayes, 9S,415. In 1878
Harlan, Republican, received 9O,795; /;
McCreary, 126,976. The Democratic
gain is 80, 469, and Tilden's major
ity 2,090.
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