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rrhs ,,lsssant weather -is . great ltsmpta-
Nm u VI u gardening. rrhc green oIiage
ss.h. willow and the almost bursting buds
,S,he plum alfnost Persuade that spring
M. con,sg "Bs not deceivedt'f There
nav ", and probably Willie much cohiE
sss,her aliead. Take advantage Of the
ane weather TO prepare ynurn ground
Thoroughly, but be In no hurry ~ plapt
sssd ,hst 4 frost will destroy. Ren,enber
,nst u late years winter has been Very
apt ~ striksrbsek handed llowu1T0D
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Mrs. An1rew sofnsiea.

& - II 81
The death OF Mrs. Andrew johnson,
widow Of x-Presidehl Andiew johnson,
Il the residence Of heF daughter. Mtspal,
tsrson, near Hreenvltie, Tenn, has already
been ANNOUNCED. Mrs Joiiiisoilss isssideli
name was Eliza Mrardci. she WIS sorh
in ls.l nnd consequently iiedin shs scsh
y.~rof ther age She vas married In
ls.s, when lshe was gi.alls and her hus-
band q youth of2o. She bore her husband
Ave childrep. the eldest being Mis-. Fat
iefaon. Her oldest and lavofte son was
throws ffoul ilishorse and Instantly Killed
aillls beginning Of the civllwar while ON
his round of duty ~ surgeon Of the Fins,
Rsginientof Tennessee Union volunteers.
The suiiefinex which She subsequently,
undsrwsilt while caring for tie comfort
ofher sscsndsiaughier. alp slower, aud
her daughters family in the mountains
ofTsunsssec during the ffst year Of tl,s
civil var, completely undermined her
strength. Mn Stoyer,s husband. WHO
was Colonel ofth6 Fourth Tennessee In.
fantry la the Uninn army, died cfdiseass
brought on by exposure before the Close
ofthe year 1859. Airs Johnsoll's seco'sd
sot., Robert johnson, was removed 10 M
asylum Tor the insanvduring his fartl,er'.
Presidency. The youngest, Andrew
johnson, Jr. survives his mother.
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wa....sx,sa cerresporaense.

We have secured the services q COM
re,.nt gentleman al Washington city 20
furnish us weekly wllh m abstract efcur-
rrni eyenlA The letters VIII u eositlnued
through the session. Of Congress. and ~
view or the stlrtlng activity ofths. counting
,.dl,lc.i YEAR. VIII offer Nh alimction that
iev county papsrs will possess. Let your
subscriptions 60 the Recorder beFe.news'i
a,d III nsw onra pour 10.
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Before Christmas. the Richmond q Dam
VILE Railroad discharged all Of Its bag
gage u.aasers except ,hies and nev shese
three have been dismissed upon the ground
Of sronsn,y, the culdpctqrs being left u
discharge the dItissof the baggaes mss
ters a. wcilas Those pertaining their own
poslslens proper. The klohna,nd a Dan.
Vile Railroad Is too poortorun niore tlsan
one train per day over mad - miles in
lengtn TOO pool ~ keep the track and its
rolling siock up. aud loo poor to furnish .
baggage master Tor even this train; hut u
IL fieh vneagisto haze . Ftesldent, . Wee
President, a Secretary, Treasurer, .
Genefai Superintendent, = GenefsfF Freight
Agent. q superintendent for Tie Rich.
mond 4 DnnvilIc RaiIrs ID proper, su-
pe.lnte..deutfur the North farolina isail.
r,ll.,i / Muster ofrtsins Tor tlas lsichmond
4 DAnvllle Railroad, a.Masser of Trains
ar tle North Carolina Rallruad. aud The
Lord only knows how many other oiiicers.
uot L, speak df Soliciting agents, aed able
10 raw them Nh large salaries. And this
|. awIy.n Nothing strangs about u alter
ali. when you come .vsaink rdi.f II
Charlotte Observer.
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sThe party Who took the sa,lsiIu ctfthe
Dr's horse last SUNDAY night, will please
return Il as herdpss uSt Wish % efieuhpsr.
The RadIeal Isoafdlng house 10 Raleigh
With his pre-ence after court. A word 70
the wise Is sufficient. BE hopes.
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North Carolina, s,p j /, Con-, ! ,..,,

OAA-sHbA IOC@fl r. 1Aa - EtAa ~ f'Nui
William N. Patterson. ns admir-. OF Mann
Paterson. deceased. -P..aintif.s ~ III
yeyaiasi
Samuel Patterson. D. q. Patterson, Wi.
ley I. Patterson. II. II. Patterscn. jas.
II. Patterson, II III. Sims and wife Me-
: LISA: The heirs.of John r. Patterson.
Sarah Rhodes The heirs OF Nancy
Strayhorn.. James Faacett. N. 4. Cana.
rdy and wife Sally, Henry sWhiited Jr..
-iltobert D. Patterson IN his own righ. and
d Guardian Of Henry Whitted. Jr 10.
merit ID Long. nnd wife Chartsr. Jane
l.atts, ,, y. Rogers, and wife Maftha.
Nathaniel d. Baine aud wife Catherine,
Pleasant Barbee. infant child Of Mary
SBarbee decd aud living with Hudson
Sparrow. aud ,bs heirs vf CT. Blu.
coughs. Defendants.
N the shove action. il appearing from the al.
IL dzsit OF the Plaintiff.
!. That Che dsiepdants the Heirs Of John T.
stfashorn and the Heirs OF q. n. B,rroughcs
cnnol sffer due diligence be found IN THIS State
~. That cause Of action exist ssaiust aid
Deendants 80
Ill. Tint said Defendants are moi residents OF
this Stale, but have property therein; 10 wit:
Undivided Interests IN the Ism y wbereof the late
Mann Patterson, deed. seized and Possessed:
which lands the PIaintIff i seeking 10 sell ~ al
mnstrTtor 81 said Mann Patterson IN ohler 10
pay the debts % bis Md tutestaie. - W
Its Ordered It. That service afthe Summons
I've made By publication 10 tile llilsl,aro ltcror-
der Onve week for at least six weeks s,lcce,,iyc.
u. .t@4@At -st.ti q s.ta AAi
md. That COPY Of the Suipmons and com.
plaint IN thsartion be forthwith Deposited IN the
Pest OGtre ~ thei Ilefk Of this Court, directed
10 Sarah Rhodes at Whlteyille fayette county m
the State OF TenHeSsec. AMI that analber copy az
aid Summons aud eotnslaint o q farthwifh ~!
posted Ia toe Post ifi,e BY said lerk directed
10 Gle Heir q law of Nancy sfrsyhprll. deed
&c Rrowiisvlllr. 10 filr county 0f Haywood m tl
aid safe q Tennessee. aud said sunni, on . shall
br deemed TO have been served 40 the expiration
afthe time OF publication prescribed by'this or.
tri. aseli " Hillsbero. IN the county OF Orange
this tho f9tlI day of January iS5s. afdG al
fflas GEO. LAWS. CLERK. il
Jan,26sI.4 - Z Superior Count, 4
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kl5rslhe Recorder

elSkA q - fR ns.oaas'
AH Epfl5s scprrss .l / ii ID IL 1
yoef pbpksF1 9fhtgth| Inst, frpbl !tss-
well II aothlak Shep- ealT sister county
appeals 70 our shumapity In behalf Of .
portion u our publIcroads that Ne Should
fesLst least that the puolic a,l,inlss the
people of 0range renliss III thei6slutys /
believe the people u IIiilsboro Townsville
10 bea iospifabIe antikiiid peoplen nIhey
wJuld take pleasure I'd MISUNDERSTANDING
the nbliegsllsrai Iy,bpt they llAyssnials
afseff1rt tolgettlle roasiulluslsttt oehangod
AMI aftsssa Nov tAe Question I'D sitaftys
comes up whose dutysqisit to relieve tile
pubic fton Die diinedi5y.h wa you Il.
lewine NJ suggest. iaslslsa Neg tr .y,ss,esla
"a united petition from ~ Oh Eliia, at
Cedar GFpvss c.s NJ |. Parks III ~, Brown,
James Webb Jr, John jordan, tEtja Kifk-l
land &ep, ~. !, fpg pe andaii tine business
men Of hliisbS~A ,ahsusthe public Nillfeel
That tie ciiizens on liiIlisLofo and county
are alive to Their Interest. I Tor one do te7,
lieseour worthy 'rrusteesswill grant ilsshl
Tie desired rsllyfif such petition isrgaiseed'
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~" N
wehave OCCASIONALLY been honored ny
ON friends nom the County with letters
pertaining 10 local abd county matters
We always welcome such, because they
indicate An interest nj tiie affairs ofthe
county, while they furnish matter that y
inost generally Interesting 20 The reader.
1--we couId only enlist few In every por-
ton of,hs cpuo,y ssexpte@S their views
upon matters ~ p,lItics, eddestion, sgri-
lcnIIuls AID othst Nndfed topics, and also
a relate nslslbsrheed incidents. we
saoldbe ablv d prescott paper ot'nuch
inore varied cilarReier whiIo az the sans
timc the whole county would bs improved
BY this Inter cIan9e 81 orinicns We IN
yltcsuch correspondents from Orange and
supoundIng .oouniirr, rezeryins % our
selves the right % revision. .corfeesions ~
'suepsssslop, :. - 80 Il.
Mr. o. q. Taylor NJ this place 10 now 81
gsged III repairing TIE roofing s''d gut
lering Of the Episcopal Church at Chapel
Hni iiinsbor, mechanics ifnos eaiplcsrd
At home, always find employment ap1oau'
DURHAM las profIted BY Then, and M 's
w. Il Gordon has buIlL w excellent
s,yle, the t~o hrxe cotien factories o.
hovklughnui In hichnsyDd voanls'q
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STATE NEWS.

The proposition %, fund the debt ,of
Raleigll has been voted down 6y d llcci.
ded majority on y very Iight-sote.
Judges scheucS and Buxton will make
a partial sxcbanseof circuits duginy al.
uext spring tsrms Judge Buxton viii bold
the courts " Gasion aud Iincol,s and
JudseSchenck those " -Anson and Rich
mould. kHss - ttHy5slA 4sA s&E a
Winston seDtineET The tobacco factories
ofNinslon with rlnpioy this year about
1000 hailds, aud require ABBOTT three mil
llDiI ponn,is nf irsi sluIxrco. Three yesFs
Ss5 thirty iiye hands and 2JyccO u leaf
lpsaocp suiiireiss4W m1spft isssi ~ 4ls
Bled 10. death. Greensboro Patriot: On
Frinay. the y, Waiter Hobbs aged abodt
IA years, SON vfM. v. Hobbs, or till,
coulay, wssoat chopYing wood apd cut
his foot across Tie inssep-rfson which
wound he died next dAy--hAsiug bied 10
death. 81 ~ aslsaagl
Printing Office bnrnt. Sewbern Nut
- =
Shell: We learn from parties just from
Washington, \. {; that news reached that
rity on Sunday Of las total destruction W
iinr Of the Tar River Beacon Office, new
paperjust started Ia Grsenville, ". c; the
initial number Of y hicli wenotieed acay
ortwo sinse, We syslnl,athizs with Me-.
uarnsrs the editor and proprietor q "a.
80 ------~o~------ = -
Washington, Jan. lg,-Mr, sherman
presented petition Of citizens Of Ohio ak.
ing for the construction Of The SyulheI
pacihe Railroad. ,, -.
Mr.. Wallace presented petitions Of siti-
xens Of peuhsylsania Tor Uougressional aid
10 The construetiop Of the Southern Paci6,
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Mr.. wi,hers, Or Virginia, presented the
memoirs, d The Common Coufcil % Fred.
ericksburg. Va. IN Iesponse TO she action
of the Common Councilof Boston. M1ss |;
relating 10 the erection % q monument at
Y0Neeu.Vasip scemmsaofsiionl Of the
closing hattie q the Revolutionary var
Dasis,s Treasury Investigation was dis
cuseeds bat was laid aside Tor Mr.. Norton.
who ea.aipcnred his siississippii :nyestf
gmtion reSIotion speech. Before IFS con.
rIusioh Tue Senate went into executive ses.
siob. slter which Il sijonrned.
Tho preliminary basiaess " tbs House
to-day was unimportant.
The Usnsebainl bin vas tssksn Up and
several speeches made, only Two beng 10
opposi,ion--Mr. Corhrane. % pcnnsJ lyania
aud M. Tucker. &c Nirgiuia. both On ccn.
slitu.iupal grounds. Nlr, TockeIs speech
Il said 10 be the finest effort Of the session.
Ii The course Or dis remarks. speaking 81
George Washington, Mr. Tucker rcmsrkcG
thai George WssAlugtoh Was the 6rst groai
rebel h ne country. and hd scntnred u
cav 40 ihe gentleman from Ohio Garfield
who spoke DE other day about perjury,
that George washipyivn was 10 The view
az The Law q perjared rebol, Cor be was AZ
,of1ieerin us Msjs-ty's afinys nnd Ne tue
ker) took IL Coz grsnted that he swors 10
suppcft the crown and then went With
rshellisb. Y ~ $3.50
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Yariepse ysIps- Cured By DrsJones, ~
aspecIiic inedicine.i All those difficult
and delicate diseases not benefited by the
eomlnon remedies nre easily cured bys Dr.
jones, with pleasahtgaud harmless sege.
table medicines prepared oiily ~ bim-
self lie remsipsat the Humphrey Houe
Goidsboro, n. C. until Feb. End. SO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-26

The Episcopai = s'onseniion. met in
Raleigh last week Getting nom Thursday
dnill Sunday. Ten 81 t~eIve OF tbs,
clergy were present, Including the Rev.
{. ]. Curtis ofst. Mattbews' six 80
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p.Joney aco have began tlle manu-

HP. Jones &co have begun the nianu-
.ae,ure Of fine cut" We are glad 70 learn
thai their business has 10 much increased
!. to compel Che useof asteaal engine %
enable them to'i!Il their orders .sllrls are
poutIg ~ ffnm Liverpool, Boston, New,
York aad other dlsiant points where their
smoking tobacco has attained a high rank
.iTar Heer' and " occoneechee" are equal
10 Any made. a.s.hossssA rat,S 81
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Tobacco seed, 1--we lear i. have generally
beep ,sowedr and we learn f,om, ,allimrts
OF the county aud from portions Of Csswsll
and Person l,at The wheat and oats are
looking finely, Therejhas been no. fFsez-
ing Weather 10 hurt them, - $500
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-26

In Store s,id. 10 arrive 900 Gallons
New Orleans Cuba, DenIriara. and Sugar
Holse Molasses. KilKLANp&cO.
r.J.nL 55lhils76. n 81 8, fsla ~
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For sll diseaSesot the Liver apdSto-
mach III young OF old = Dr, Made's Liver
ccorfvetDr" will be found ne Specific when
ali other remedies have failed. eirt
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Ir,Lr.sBoRc aAnKET.

AIarge quantity u tobacco was y, spld in in,
IA, mark 81 last week At satisfactory prices
walearn that Hbuyerl was here from Z
i,.taut mark ~t, and fsturned llome With
~, busins saying the n,srketShers was
~, Iash for him.r Assllerfroms Prospect
nm was s;efe and refused % sell because
he dId not think the prices were gcod
enough. 4 lie went toanoilisr uafkstand
,o.t s24 by the expsgiment. Sellers are In
formed that they VIII be paid NJ the close
81 sale without delay or troubis-s /. sgsisA
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Immense Stock Of New Goods, DRY COO

Jan. o. yaa0M ssa@taf ~ aae ssas
JAG Xxi sg1 s6f Mi " .4saiai Aat~py
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
4 DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS.

MORE or THE sYs fEMATIC CAMPAIGN BoAsTING-
TWO HUNDRED ELECTORAL VOTES CLAIMED
STATEMENT BY THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The Democratic National Committee has
issued DISQUALIFICATION address to tbs people OF tie
United states n follows:
Rooms or TIE NAuoSAL DEMOCRATIC Coh%lIIEE'{
EVERETT HOUSE, NEW YORK, Nov. 3, 1876.
10 the People NJ the raied states
the great contention between the Republican once
bOidrr and the people is now drawing 10 co'e. Inc
evidence AN in. and the country Is to pass upon the
ssUc-wilch Il whether by change on men anu ile's-
urcs there shall at least be opportunity gwen Ier d
az. from the bad times brought on by misInanage-
mrut and maadniuistraton Of the pubic interests by
the party In power Inc great malp'il9 vi ,i .no
people desire only opportunity 10 earn an honest lNe
hlpnd, ana Their man concern ~ uo1 al I'll, ~
ANY party hut ~ IN. HNu'ci'ncr u. ~ i,,'at
which protects life. liberty and property Al the lowest
and does not tend by ts policy ana measures, 10
make the rich richer and the poor py2ti iht I',uo
uclu managers have iguominou.ly l,d 10 thrlr torts
10 -sUr, and pervcrt the real aud only issue involved
n this struggle for honest g"Feluihehl 0y me
ton OF false party cries and ca!unnies addressed 10 the
men The rrsut l. 40 longer doubtful. The bad men
ho have lOng abused the trusts cOnhdei 10 them by
patient pg2Pe WI. De 4f''n' ''oN power " '"S pop
From the inform non IN the possession Of This com
mt'e based upon careful rom ,ns s
tal1u states "r are Justified iI ,.'.Hl.- ~ ,urc IoI
.tbr cJuSo ~ reform, embodied 10 the National
Dcmocraic ticket 200 electoral votc--a clear majority
thr electoral vote or south Carolina or Louisiana which,
viii undoubtedly east % additional votes Toy the cause
of good government Besides these votes We have every
reason 10 rXprr, II votes from states regarded a.
d"d"Iii Nm, u ' l ~ , n. .i'rr C,1ls In tLis
,.tiuatr Nr do not include tHr stltrof ohio from which,
lD.r,rr We have assurances OF victory. on the other
hand oul estimate cuuc.dr. 10 tAr Republican Once
holrr. every STATE G wihh y hrr power ot H'tronlse
a their r,ra...- OF Illegal eXIrli'uts they have
auy reasonable ground Tor claiming success. ~,
u.., when our beloved country sin Dee freed it'm the
c.prarcs of corruption; when equal rights VIII DE- re-
ul br honestly AMI ''oa1iI'l dN.nh.' eI,t WY t
tI. burton 90 tHNt."i WIN ". ,.l , ,.'tiI ond
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THE CONTEST FOR CORONER.

There are strong hopes of electing at least
one Of the Republican candidates for Coroner ana de-
feating Richard Croker who j. on the Tamman} ticket
Cookers record vas bad that Mr. Ely before agreeing
10 accent ibc T3uuanr nomination FOR Mayor Insisted
that Croker should not bc nominated on the county
ticket hut was induced upon seeing how strong Crohor
was with Nr. Kelly and the Tammany Convention 20
withdraw l:5 opposition and reluctantly consent 10 run
Oh H., same ticket with one whom he recognized az Il
political adVcutrTtr ~ the worst Character inc ~,
ii ltri. Sin K.l,v's Do. rIaai representative on the
firsi will probably cost hu jCop votes OF respeciahIs
I,,rocrnts In the comfy. Fully many Germans Oh
- ,,grt,, viii en- him In FAVOR of William IT, Siiner
whose course IN The Excsc Board macs him veiy poiu
rit All classes of the Germans. IL Is also Chagtu
t,t srnk.r h1viun once brrn OrangcnIau. changed
bis rel zion n ortly before Ls fist II, minnioE u oIo
ncr. aud many Catholic. rs wen ~ fro''S'h'' WIZ ~
fuse 10 support hIm on thls account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
INCIDENTS AT PARTY HEADQUARTERS.

The Hon. James G. BIalnc arrived 1t The
Republican Headquarters in the ruth Avenue Hotel veg
tcrday morning and had long conversation with Sec
rotary Chandler aud other members Of the Republican
National Committee. Mr.. Blaine has made speeches in
different parts OF the state, and from personal obcrya
ton and inquiry says hc thinks the Republicans thor
oughly awake and masters Of the situation. EX-GOy
Jewell and ". r. Frye were among the numerous callers
nj the National Headquarters 1t was said that John
Kelly would have 900 deputy shcri1s appointed and
ON dutv On election day to cOuutcr1c what tine Demo
crafts can the "cOrruptng influence Of Mr. Daycupurts
officers who engaged in preventing illegal voting.
The Carefully-cstIma cd table Of m10rcs by counties
Of mis- state which was published in THE TRIPt Yes
terdav morning. created some excitement ~ the Demo
cratic Headquarters in the Everett House The Demo
Gratis C.1cd the correctness Of The totals Int the
same time acknowledged that the Republican mai0rties
r down for several OF the coUutic, agreed with their
own estimates The Democrats claim the State by about
3OOOO majority. the suppostOn that they VIII get
10000 in New-NOrk Kings, Queens and suffolk conn
ties This estimate the Republicans regard absurdy
eXtrayaEaut
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OF the Boys in Blue and IN every parcu
lar was as successful as could have been hoped.
WORK OF THE BOYS IN BLUE.
A THOROUGH SYSTEM FOR PREVENTING THE coll
oNIzArIoN OF voTERs-GoOD RESULTS OBJ

A THOROUGH SYSTEM FOR PREVENTING THE COL
oNIZATloN OF voTERs-GooD RESULTS OBJ
TANNED.
The real. aim and work of the organization
known ~ the Boys in Blue Is little understood It's abos
are carried on quietly that their nature and usefulness
are not generally appreciated It is supposed by many
that this organization merely set or campaign cuDs
which has taken the name of Boys In Blue or thearic
effect in reality it is welorganized and thoroughly
disciplined army with cOmmanderinchie aids ofccrs'
and privates, which is fighting tangible Dattle
and accomplishing important results. The Boys IN
Blue are guarding the states and counties IN
danger Of inroads and colonization OF voters from
the Southern States. II the citizens OF ONO
and Indiana poll the vote OF those States, WITHOUT
any additions from the emssares OF Southern Democrats
il Is claimed that this will be due chiefly to the ceaseess
vigilance OF this united army of the Boys in Blue me
officers say that the Southern border Of those two States
in danger OF these marauers is pcketed by band OF
watehfll men, in communication with each other ana
with their commanding general. No one canenter either
State without passing these sennels and wien the vis
give satisfactory reason for his journey he Is
strongly advised To turn back ana ne refuses 10 10 50
Boy in Bue ia detailed to follow iim ana Watch az hls
movements IN the OCTOBER eecIohn - itis W
unrghteous tourists returned to their Democratic
homes by these faithful guards and the officers are con-
ing Performers" in November, the plan OF operations
having been perfected and the men brought INTO more
perfect discipline during the past month.
The Harmonious working OF 80 large ana 30 scattered
body Of men, although based upona very simple pan IL
matter Of much difficulty and constant watehTnlness
by the cOmmludern-chlef After considerable expert
nen It has been found necessary 10 place him IN direct
Geographic communication with ms men rms tele-
graphing, MS vol correspondence by ett"r has been
vomlnOus the teegrapic bill since tur beginning or
the campaign having reached many thousands Of dollars
The valne OF tins wcrk, quietly ana unOsrentatiOusy
performed is asserted 10 be beyond computation Let
of commentator, containing examples or en-
cOnTaging results, received ~ dav at the head
gHnrters In tho Fifth Avenue Hotel and many Republic
concede the credit Of the ohio Republican majority
0f October and November aud the Indiana Republican
minority which IL is expected will be- given next Tues
day The vigilance and fathfuncss " the pickets OF
nt. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04

WAsHINGT Nov. 3.-Ihc Hon. H. II. DUEL.
Commissioner Of Patents, and the Hon. j. @ smith,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs started Ion their rcspcc-
tive homes last night 10 remain until after the election.
\ Galpin chief clerk of the Indian Bureau will leave
Washington for Connecticut sunday night Assistant
secretary Of tine Interior GorhaIn. and Gen williamson
Commissioner ~ the Land Onicr viii De- the only officials
OF note remaining on duty at the Department ~ the
ONCE Department, POsim1sterGcucta Tyncr See
Ond Assistant fUstmastcrGcucral Brady and Third
Assistant Po,tmasicr-GcncIHl Barber ere an away.
First Assistant Postmaster General Marrhali WHO votes
~ Virginia. viii bc absent only the day nf the election.
sixth Auditor McGlcw viii leave for Ohio ON sunday
evening Secretary Morrill, Of The Treasury and AtiOr.
ucy-Gcnrral Taft both lcft The city to-day, and other
heads o bureaus n the Treasury Department viii leave
tonight and tomorrow A careful estimate shows that
fuzzy two-ntls OF Tie clerks IN the departments have
gone home will 20 tomorrow. Those remaining