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MARRIAGES..

Married, by Rev. Robert a. Gibson, on Thursday
evening. December 21st, ut the residence OF MIS-.
Roddey fthe brides sister,, Mrs. EMMA S. EOk-
FLEET TO Colonel W. Z. CUTSHAW. No cards.
,,orriad on Wednesday evening December goth,
At the residence Of Mr.. Thomas AZ. Saunders, by
Elder ]. q. Tyler, Gr. CHARLES W. CLEMAl1IT
70 Miss MIRA PARK, daughter of DIR. George w.
Winnis: both of this city. No cards.
hmericus and Savannah (Ga.) papers please copy.
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Mr. TRUMBULL's able letter will impress
itself upon the mind OF every reader--Than
Mr.. TRUMBULL there is no public man more
loyal 10 the republic. He is amongst the
foremost for ability as we'll as fidelity.
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3T1URE FRENCH BRANDY Martell y y.
{ IL brand Imported direct from Erance-in one
quarter aud one-eEhth casks dark and pale coiofs.
de ia CIV 1870 100. importers.
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Itions win stand sixsgsnT Democratic TO eigh-
Teen Republican. "A contest existing In
three States, tbeiprecise composition OF the
delegation will be matter for Congress TO
determine, white fourth delegation (NeW
Hampshtre's) viii be decided by an cleo
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ME- $50 CLOAKs FROM 81 TO $40;
Look at our 45c. KID GLOVES:
100 sets. of FURs for CHILDREN at 81 for set
worth $3.50;
Look at our Use. KID GLOVES;
4oo sets FURs for LADIES. and MISSES from 80
Look at our CHILDREN's sHAwLs from SIC.
to $3.50; .....
nm sHAWLs for LADIES from soc. to $40;
Look a, our SLEEVELESS JACKETS.
ut AcK Ar,pACAs, BLACK ALPACAs!
BLACK ALPACAs!
BLACK ALPACA from zoe. to 81 per yard;
Look at our BLACK ALPACA at So, 40, As,
and Soc;
A new lot of new-styles CLoAKS just opened.
CAssIMEREsl CAssD1EREs! CAssIAIEREs
A new lot of goods just opened for GENTLE
MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS wear from Csc. up
to Sc per yard.
Look ut Our BEAVER CLOTH at 81 and $3.50;
200 pieces Of FLANNELS from l5c. to sl.25 per
per yard;
Look at our Csc. FLANNELS.
MOURNING GOODS! MOURNING GOODS!
MOURNING GOODS!
BLACK cACHEnRE from SOC. to SO per yard,
HENRIETTA CLOTH, BRENITz,
BOMBAzINEs, GRAPE CLOTH, III,
AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS EMPRESS CLOTHS,
and every style Of mourning worn and at the lowest
Look at our NAPKINS and TOWELS.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
BLANKETS from $3.50 to s25 per pair;
i Look at our $3.50 BLANKETS.
CARPETS! ,CARPETsi CARPETS!
Our stock of CARPETS will be closed out at and
below cost;
RUGS, CARRlAGE-RoBEs, MATS, and HORSE
BLANKETS, you viii ind IN great variety;
DOAiEsTICs will be retailed at wholesale prices;
A large lot Of BusTLEs, just opened. at very
low price;
FANCY BOXES filed with nice articles suitable
for Christmas presents, and thousands Of other
& articles too numerous to mention.
So, don't fail to call, for we eau suit all at
.i3. B, 81 syCLE BROTHERS., i.
429 Bread street,
de la between Fourth and Fifth streets,
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M BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST
THIS "wednesday NIGHT
BIZ Rev. S. A. STEEL. Subject: The Slaughter OF
the Infants by Herod.n -
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Governor GROVER, en- route to Washing
ton, was by the Democrats OF San Francisco
given public reception.
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THE WORLD
|, Compare Wheeler & Wilson'S Centennial awards
with the awards for any other machine.
IRON THE OFFICIAL REPoRTs.]
FULL TEXT OF THE REASONS.
l. a Medal and Diploma for the "NEW WHEEL
Err C WILSON SEWING-MACHINE for the
following reasons:
"A Lockstitch Sewing Machine, unsurpassed in
the fine workmanship Of Its parts, and possessing
great originality, great adapability to different
classes of work, both cloth and leather; beauty
of stitch, and rapiity of motion, and complete
ness or display"
2. A Medal and Diploma for the "NEW WHEEL
Err & WILSON SEWING
For superior quality of work In lcathcr-,titck-
ing
8. A Medal and Diploma for SEWING MACHINE
NEEDLE-WORK.
"A superb display OF Needc-Work executed upon
the Wheeler Wilson ewing-Machincs, exquisite
heaviest leather"
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
a. FOURTEENTH STREET, UNION SQUARE,
dc 27-2t NEW YORK.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LARGE AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DE
| PARTMENT,
| and during the present week Will offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
to purchasers Of
FANCY GOODS,
SILvER-PLATED WARE, &C.
| Give me call before making your selections.
| E. b. TAYLOR,
| de27 No. 1011 Main street.
DLANK-BOOKS. AND STATIONERY
| d FOR THE NEW YEAR.
| The subscribers manufacture on their premises o
''p'',O' BLANK-BOOKs
for merchants banks. clerks of courts, insurance
and railroad companies, as well as others.
forms of Blank Books called for. at low prices.
| Also all kinds of STATIONERY suitable for the
counting room and desk
ALMANACS and CALENDARS to our custom
d dea7 wooDoUsE s PARHAM.
G= GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE CORNER OF
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,
| WHERE
WILLIAM THALHIMER
IS SELLING THE CHEAPEST GOODS AND
PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
The HOLIDAYS. .-
500 pieces DRESS GOODS Of all kinds at cost
prices to close them out
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACAs, CACHE
MIREs, MERINOs, TABLE-LINENS, NAP
KINs, TOWELS, OPERA-FLANNELs, &c.
NV entire stock of sHAWLS, SKIRTS, CLOAKs,
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, and CAssIsfEREs,
at greatly reduced prices to close out stock for
| the season.
BARGAINS IN CHRISTMAS GOODS.
100 dozen INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs at 25c,
| worth 40c.;
| so dozen INITIAL IIANDKERCH1EFS (al' linen)
ut soc. worth 75c.;
200 dozen HANDKERCHIEFS from 10c. to 81
apiece;
100 dozen LADIES' MISSES, CHILDREN'S, and
MEMS HOSE at all prices;
rs dozen LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S KID
| GLOVES;
100 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and MEMS
Cloves from 25c, to FL pair;
| A large variety of LACE and SILK SCARFS,
sAsE-RIBBoNs, CORsETs, PoCKET-BooKs
COMBS. and hundreds of other articles ut very
low prices;
A full line Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS, such as WHITE SHIRTS, MERINC
SHIRTS, ENDERS, TIES, BOWS
GLOVES, HOSE, SC.
| Give i call for cheap goods at
| WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
dooS COL Broad street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

N1OILET- AKTICLEs.
Finest ENGLISH HAIR-BRUsHES,
FRENCH-PLATE HANIl-AIRRoRS,
Genuine ToRToIsE-sHELL COMES,
Fines. imported CoLoGNEs,
CHRoIo-coLOGNE HOTTIES.
LUBIN's GENUINE PERFUMERY,
TOILET BOXES for powder,
Finest imported TOILET SOAPS,
FAY's yELoUTINE,
LUBINs VIOLET and ROSE-poWDER,
VIOLET and LAVENDER WATERS,
Elegant sAcHET POWDER. &C., &C., AZ
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
de 90 sl9 Main street.
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BROAD STREET.
5223.

523 BROAD STREET. 523.
SEw-YEAR,sl I. STERN & co.
GIFTS. have just opened one of the largest.
NEW-YEAR'S cheapest, land best-assorted stocks Of
GIFTS. DRY GOODS,
NEW-YEAR'S FANCY GOODS; and NOTIONS i ,S,s; )
NEW-YEAR'S goods have been selected with great
SE& G!ETs hs s
GIFTS generally to the thousands of cheap
SF ne 9Sei ss'ssi isaS to S
NEW-YEAR'S sold at astonishing low prices.
GIFTS. Special Inducements offered IN
tNFW.YEIP,s Dress Goods, CassImeres, HEAVIER
GIFTS. Cloths, Water Proof G akings,
| NEW-YEAR'S Flanuels, Blankets, Shawls, &c.
w e IEyTS. Coaks! Cloaks ! Cloaks y! Fnrs !!
NEW-YEAR,S Furs "A large stock OF the above
~ GIFTS goods TO be sold at prices to astonsh
| NEW-YEAR'S every buyer. Full line OF Hanker-
= GIFTS chiefs, Lisle-Thread and Berlin
NEW-YEAR'S Gloves, Kid Gloves and Galntlets,
| GIFTS Neck and SASH Ribbons, Scarfs,
| NEW-YEAR's Neck Tandkerchiefs, Lace Collars,
NEWYEAR's and thousand Is Of other articles suit
| = GIFTS able for Christmas presents.
NEW-YEAR,s L. STERN & co. invite one and
| GIFTS, all to call and see their large stock
| NEW-YEAR,S and low prices. Cali early, and save
GIFTS. money In buying your Dry Goods
| We " i'1'i 1. STEIN & CO.. 523 BROAD street,
| de25 between Fifth and sixth streets.
CHRISTMAS PRICES AT N. COL
SJDEN,S 1929 MAIN STREET, NOT JAMES COLT
Gentiemen's BaimoaIs, 81 worth $50;
GentieIaen's twhole stock Brogans, 1925 worth
GenTtI h:ngn, Calf Boots, ESQ worth 81;
Gentlemen's Congress Caters, Sl.20 and $1.50
worth $3.50;
Geutlemen's Square Box-Toe Caters, $175, cheap
ut SO: GentlemenS Calf Square Box.Toe Sew
Il ed, SO, cheap at 50; Ladies' Calf Shoes, sewed,
Sl.25, old price 81; Ladies' Gloye-Kfd Laced
Shoes $3.50, cheap at $3.50; Ladies' Pebble
ls Goat Shoes, S1.75 worth $3.50: -.
Ladies, Laced Sergc Foxed Shoes, 81 worth 81 90
LadieS' Serge Congress Caters at 81 Ladies DeSt
quality FoSed, Butt0ned CATERS only w, soId
elsewhere for as Misses Htzh-Cu Pebble Graa
Shoes 81. 30 worth 50 Chlldren'a Phla
| made Buttoned Boots, sizes q TO 10, S1.2o oniy |:
Babies Shoes, 40, 80, and 60c.--all warranted as
represented--at the old cheap store or
u, GOLDEN, 1923 Main street,
Ode 11-tJa1 not James Golden.
HOLTDAY GOODS.-V VASES, new
HI styIes-cameo decorations; LoGSE SETS,
of the tate Vienna and Centennial designs; CHM
DINNER and TEA-sETs. French aud English
riety; PLATED WARE-piskl Stands, Tea.Sefs,
card. Receiyers-a new patterns PARL0R coal.
VASES handsomely decorated; BRONZES- French
and Jamlnese finish. Call and see styles aud prices
before purchasing. No ltrouble to show goods
"so-s .f=. ! $50 a GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
successor 70 James w. GIBSON
| del5 1907 Main street.
CHRIsTMAs GO ODs.-PUREF FRENCH
" BRANDY, vintage 1885; CookIN AN
RUM, very old: NEW. ENGLAND RUN. HEST
f,0GK IN(s-NyINF. only IA D.. SEalAIEsSS WIZ.
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The Oracle Speaks---The Last PrOnun
ciaMento of the Representative o.

The Oracle Spealss---The Last PrOnun-
ciamento of the Representative of
his Party.
In the last "interview with Ulysses the
First he Is reported rs saying: "While
it is true that the presidential term COM
mences or the 4th OF March, it does not ne
cessarily follow that the President-elect
shall defer taking the oath OF Office until
that time. He may take it Immediately af-
ter the declaration Of his election, but not
enter upon the performance OF his duties as
President until the 4th OF March--the day
Of the retirement of his predecessor
What does this new and extraordinary
development Of the views of the represen-
tatire of the Republican party mean? Does
it indicate anarchy? Is that the purpose,
and the whole purpose, Of it ornot? Does
it conceal the movement OF troops or moi? ?
Ii so, then how, and WHY, and where are
the troops to be used? 1t is most extra
ordinary opinion, for the first time express
ed. 1t presents new spectacle Of man
sworn to perform the duties OF President OF
the United States who is not President. \
49, SPHYNX.g I
MAY it not refer to the fact that the 4th
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Our Baltimore correspondent j. z.
wrste on both sides OF the paper.
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H0LrBAY GooDsy

s. HOLIDAY Geops. j
Red THIS NOTICE. &
CHRISTMAS GOODS FOR ALL,
We win offer during the mex. two weeks ex,rao,
nary inducements to those who u
wish to purchase for
HOLIDAY GIFTS b
things that are lovely and things that are substap
FANCY CUFFS and COLLARS;
PLAIN CUFFS and COLLARS;
Handsome EMBROIDERED SETS, In boxes
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs, new styles;
SILKS sCARFs and BOWS In Pre- fusion;
LACE SCARFS, all colors;
INITIAL and LACE HANDKERCHIEFs. yerS
cheap;
KID GLOVES and GAUSTLETs;
BUCK GLOVES and GAUNTLETs:
PLAIN and FANCY HOSE, In halr.boxes:
GENTLEMEN's sCARFs, BOWS, and TIES:
GENTLEMEN's GLOVES and HANpKEpl
CHIEFS;
LADIES' SHAWLS and CLOAKS;
BREAKFAST-SHAWLS and SoNTAGS;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS;
LADIES' KNIT-JACKETS, NUBIAS, &C.:
andyarious other articles too numerous to mention
DC sure to look at our stock before you buy.
de II COURTNEY & POWELL.
HAVING BOUGHT THE PRODUCTS
Of two three cloak manufacturers at a reduction
of from twenty-five to thirty per cent, will olc,
THIS DAY
so CLOAKS,
Of the newest styles, In plain and Mattias,ec
beaver, Mt the above great reduction from forme,
prices.
Those in want of CLOAKS can now be supplied
and had better call early, before the assortment
broken.
de 10 CARDOZO, FoURQUREAN & co.
c. TO
CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN & cos.
de 1s to buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
you CAN BUY
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ut
els CARDoz0. FoURqUREAN & CO.'S.
CHRlsTMAs GOODS AT
de IS CARDozo, FOURQUREAN co.'s.
BUY USEFUL ARTICLES
FOR CHRISTMAS at
de Is CARDOZO, FoURQUREAN & co.'s.
CALL AT
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN &c CO.'S,
de 1s and examine their CHRISTMAS GOODS.
J. TO BUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS,
JULIUS MEYERS,
eos BROAD STREET.
HOLIDAY GIFTS for every one,
CHfLDREN's FUlts. large as
FUR HATS and CAPS, new styles
LADIES BEAVER CT o ks
handsome styles;
PLAIN and IlEMSTITClI IN!
TEAL and EMBROIDERED
USEFUL, HANDKERCHIEFS, IN fame,
FL t al l fa1 and aa cGFfs, II FAN
. KID, THREAD, and BUcE
GAuNTL ETs and GLOVES:
cHiL LID Ms;S;fs LINED GLOVE
and HANDkERCHIEFs;
New styles ss LACE "a + v HA An; ! 1ER
SOLID,COLORED HOSIERY
plain and ELK clocked;
sOLJD-CoLOR LmGlNGs
S0N''NS''N'' OPERA EISa %TASSEL and sER1S'
eEN s3Sf,t1Si KID, DoGsKIN
and BUCK LOVES an
BOYS I CLOVES and GAUS1
LET'S In Nil 81 yles -
ENTLEMEN'Sa and BOYS CAi
HOLIDAY DIGAN ACKETs, very low
ED HANDKERCHlEFs ne
SYKES, $3.50.
PLAIN and FANCY COTTO
and WOOL HOSE;
And lots OF OTHER GOODS ft
the Holidays. at
GIFTS. 6U3 Broad street.
rde 2-esdtJa
CHRIsTMAs! CHRISTMAS! ,,,
NEW GOODS OPENING AT
BROWNE & ROWE'S.
Now is the time 10 buv 20 vvoiG the RUSH.
DRY GOODS,
SHAWLS,
BOULEVARD SKIRT
and beautiful assortment OF
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The prettiest assortment Of GILT, JET, al
CORAL JEWELRY IN the city.
NUBIAS, HOODS, JACKETS, and other WoR
TED GOODS.
Call early and secrrc bargains.
BROWNE & ROWE,
No. 323 Broad street,
de 5-eod next to Columbns's confectionery
NHRISTMAs, 1876.
COME A-RUNNING! COME A-RUNNING ::
WE ARE GIVING AWAY GOODS!
L
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
A NEW-YEAR,s eIrT

Is always acceptable those who failed to make all
Of their presents on Christmas can supply them
selves with number OF articles at
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MAY it not refer to the fact that the 4th
OF March comes upon Sunday, and the pre-
sidential oath may be administered on Sat
urday? We shall see.-Dispatch.l
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me- CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS
will soon be here and everybody will remember that
SYCLE BROTH f r s.
have purchased large supply Of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
and at prices that all buy so no one must fall to
get a nice present at SYCLE BROTHERS.,
do13 429 Broad street.
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port OF them all to comsiimmate the grand
calamity OF public deprivation and private
ruin which has come upon the land. The
theory Of which our author speaks, that our
Government is, or may be, converted into
Il machine for m6ney-making," has been eX-
tended to making it also PARTY MACHINE.
Did not the Republican party reconstruct
the South iii a manner, as it thought, to
perpetuate the rule OF the Republican, or,
more properly, the Radical party? Has
not President GRANT done all he
could do so to enforce the enforcement laws
with the help OF the army and navy as to
carry out their intentions? Has not Presi-
dent GRANT in his official message to Con.
gress declared in effect that he was the Pres
ident OF the Republican party, and forth
with undertaken to discharge what he con-
ceived to be his duty to that party by de-
nouncing the opposing party-the Demo.
cratic-as worse than rebels? Did he not,
as the President Of party, thus denounce
majority Of the people of the United
States as traitors?
The writer IN the international omitted a
most important part OF the evils which have
led to the sad condition OF the nation, which
he attributes to the .'loye OF money" He
does not exaggerate the state of the coun.
try, nor the painful deprayity Of the public
character. Well may he lament the condi.
ton OF the people as the most misgoverned
and tax-ridden. He is correct In his view
OF our Government Us administered. II
was indeed marvellous machine, and fad
~ been properly administered it would have
secured As much happiness as any govern.
ment that was ever framed. But its ma.
, 1876-11-09

LONDON, Nor. 6.-The Daily Nssas this morn
Ing discussing thu Presidential election III thu
United States, says tho reault cannot surprso
any attcntlvs observer Of American polit!rs. 1t
cannot cause reversal Ut tho legislation Of tho
ycara Immediately succco'l!ug tho war. It Is 4
change rather Of men than of measures.
This lHsses fears no injury to American credit,
and regards tho payment Of tho natIonal debt
IN spoclo as safo whichever party may to In
power. It bases It's generally favorable anttca-
pations Ia y great measure OIL tho personal ante
redcnts and 1nodcsation"nf Mr. 11llcn, who IL
likely to exercise 4 restraining influence upon
tho extrcuIe sectiun Ut tho party. II dues not
~ ret sru auy Indication that tho election A.
fects tho question OF protective Legislation.
Questions telatiYu IN tho sOuth hare been le.
Gliding furces, tho Afns thinks, rather than the
currency or FREQ trade probletns.
The Standard also zcgards Mr. Tlidea'a ante
eedcnts ~ furnishing good guarantee OF lon-
esty aud moderation OF Ills administration, aud
4 security uguinst intationts,n. Tho Standard
congrutulates the Americans on tue law-ahll!ng
spirit displayed throughout the country, qud
says tho result Of the election is scarcelY
greater CAUSE Of copgrntuiatJon thau tho fact
that 50 close q contest Tor such great station
should have passed without violence aud blood.
shed when r!ots tu u fcw plarcs might haya
turned tho scale BY fntimIdatiug vote1s.
The I1naN elRhoFately TeyteW4 the difficulties
which Mz. T0den utl have 70 encounter IN con-
, 1876-11-09

candfdntc for Governor, claiming the State BY
about 2,000! Tho nnxfetv IL not whit abatcd.
The Democrats had planned grant scrcnatlc
for Tf1den tonight, hit show their uncertainty
mud Wisdom by postpuncHrnt.
lOHE TO BED.
NEw YonK, Nov. 8.-Thcrc was great excite
mcnt around tntnn Square to-nlgl,t atltf crowds
hcatcgcd Tim Democratic headquarters nt tho
down town a,ml cl,ecrcd before Gov. Ttldcn's
ho.,se in t,rammcrccy Park, but tho Governor
was atctlt and left word that he wns fattgued
and proposed 10 take few t.ayn rest.
NEW YoRK, Nor. 81. II. ketcl,aIr,, Rcpnh-
llcafl Il cfcctcd 10 Congress from the Thlr.
tcenth District; 1fasktns, regular Republican
candidate for C0ngrcss, ia defeated by about 800
III The Niagara District.
, 1876-11-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ecquenec Of tho conflicting majoritica IL tho
Senate and House Of Representatives, ani also
because Of the claims Of various sections Of Tho
slider. Gov. Tiitlen's artccrt'cnts Guarantee
against ilis yielding 10 tho pressure uf SoutIcrn
nemoerah frI favor Of rcactlonary measures;
aha. ID a',y crcnt3 It is more obvtons that thcro
OF imitation or reputation. Hc, moreover, u
t TOO saRactous TO fnottty his foreign policy fof
the contcntn,cnt of Irish Democrats. There ID
no ground, whether from financial or political
Of EnClisllmcn. W. arc bound to rcsonct thn
clcar'y-prunounced will uf the American peopio,
and nccann0t ansNlerit an i,n1s,ixcd misfortune
for the Republicans thas they arc temporarily
compelled to breathe the braclng air of oppo-
, 1876-11-09
Besides State's-Attorney, Recor-
der, Circuit Clerk, and
Coroner.
Tho Local Legislative Ticket Largely
Rcpublfcan-.-Kern Elected
ShcriR.


4 CHILLING FROST FOR T1LDRN.
Special Dsspa&ch 10 The Tribune
WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. a.-Tho Chairman
Of tho stato Republican Committee tc1cgraphs
that Florida has given 1,5o0 majority for Hayes.
Special Dtspatch to me Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, D. C., Nov. $500 p. NIX
Attorney General Williams Inns just received
dispatch from Senator Mitchell, at Portland,
Oregon, saying that Oregon Is certain for unycs.
CONFIDENT.
Special DspascA to 1Ae Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. S-8 p. m.-Thc
President tonight, before leaving for philadcl-
phia to attend tho closing exercises at the Ccn-
tcnntal, Expressed grcat confidence In tho elcc-
tion Of Hayes. lie said that lie had received
advtccs carly this evening from the Republican
Committee In New York whicl, mado him con-
1dcnt Of Tlldcn's defeat. There arc Indications
nov TINT the Democratic clatms to North Caro-
linn aro not we'll founded, and that It, at least,
must be counted among the doubtful States.
Old residents Of tint State now hero say t1at It
Is impossible that complete returns should 1layo
been obtained. Tho Democrats hero now coll
ccdc Louisiana to tho Republicans
MORE AND HETrHR.
Special Dtspatch to Inc Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 80 p. m.-Mc-
Cormtck tclegrapha from Ncw York that Call
fornia, Nevada, Oregon, Louisiana, aud Florl-
da aze for Hayes.
, 1876-11-09

WAsH1naroH, D. C.. Nov. 8.--WAshtugton
City Is tonight in foscr OF excitement, which
haa been continually growing In intensity since
tic receipt Of iispatchcs throwing some doubt
Upon the result Of tho Presidential e1octton.
rrGrlons tn TINT time tho suceeas Of
iIldcn and Hendricks bene aIn,oat universally
conceded. private lnanIfcstnttons of disuppoinf-
mcnt, g'oonl5 detection mud alarm, wera very
rfcsascnt ntnong the thousands Of Government
afternoon reports Inspired fresh hope among
them, MD III the mtu,ts ol Washington Kepnb-
Hrant. generally. ant have llns| the elect ut
crowdsng the strcrts fn the vicinity Of ali tho
~ midnight. Members If both parties gfyo fro
c1pressUn* ~ to tho douht Of the result wjlj1o
patiently, though With intense anxiety awaiting
, 1876-11-09

EEEc7dE lHEpdltA % 1H9 1F4BKNt.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. $500 p. m.-The
Republican Congressional Committee has Just
received dispatch claiming that North Carolina
Is Republican by 10000. Tho Democratic Com
mtttee l,as Just received dispatch clatmlpg
Louisiana, Florida, and South Carolina for the
Democrats. It Is doubtful whether results eau
bc Ascertalncd tonight.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 8-1o:30 p. m.-At
tho Democratic Headquarters tho announce
.ncnt was made to tho crowd that the Repl.,,-
licans had evidently been tampcrIng with the
wires, aud It would be better for all to 60 homo
and wolt patiently till morning, when they
would undoubtcdl yhcar tha. TlIdon has been
elected.
, 1876-11-09

?; NJ, claiming New Tork for Hayca, had Tho
GHcct 0! driving tho enthusiastic but thought.
iesa Republicans we'll nigh crazy. The crowtt
II irnnt u Thy Republican headquarters wa'
something .e!tloln seen here ai1icc tho War.
Men threw thcir llat. in the air, hustled one an
otieF, and acted like tna,lnsGt,. and finally went
t,oine TO Tea, feeling certain Ilayes was elected:
Neither Gen. Hayes nor Gen. WikoN changed
Atb p. IN. John &. Thompson received dis
patch frnn Sam Cox snylnE New YORK was ccr.
tainly Democratic. anil unc from, rcIton, nf
New @ York. saytnE Tl1dcn haA lss certain. With
and Florida in dD,slt.
At 10 O'CLOCK. r.M
Special DtspdtcA to 7at Tribune.
,u, C ,Ctoi.ppNnus, e., nov; s.-GoIumbus b filled
found anywhere. They implicitly bcliovc that
Hayes Is elected and arc now marching In pro-
eess!on. singing campaign songs and cheering
for Hayes. Gov. Hayes Is q little moro excited
care, advlses Ills friends to wait for further md
more complete rcturns from other States.
Tie Chairman OF tho North Carolina Com
mittce aays that State Ia probably Democratic.
corvMnua wAKEp ur.
To ths HzMern Assoetdsfd frsss
COLUMBUS, u, Hov. b.--TheTe Is great ex-
c!teinrllt hero owe. thu announcement that Gov.
Hayes Is elected. Ills private secretary 10 scnd
Hayes IN tho Electoral College. High street, in
front nf the Republican headquarters, L. elusely
parked With tirnusands Of people, all wild with
excitement. In tho 1ntust Of tic general cx.
Of the Ohio election by counties have siGna!Iy
failed: Thus far, returns 'lave only been re-
ccvctl from nineteen couuties. It ist however,
conceded by lmth State Committees that tho
Republican majortty will be from 5000 10
HATES MARES 4 L1TTtE sPgEcn.
After JlcaFfng tho news n. the. Republican
headquarters, crowd numbering acvcral thou