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Is the Christmas number this year, and
is much larger than usual. IL contains
nearly one hundred pages, and more than
fifty Illustrations.
The froutispicce, called ''lhe Heart OF
Winter.."is superb engraving. repre-
senling some exquisite. bits OF winter
scenery and lie. 1t is one of Thorn
Moran's finest drawings.
William Cullen Bryant contributes an
article entitled The Boys of My Boy
hood and describing the amlisements.
studies, sports, occupations and social
lie of the young people of his early
years. This paper forms II remarkable
feature III magazine literature.
Professor Richard a. Proctor, the
eminent astronomer, is represented by
an article entitled "A Clock in the Sky
at Night and giving clear and simple
directions for telling The time by The po-
sltion of certain stars.
j. T.. Trowbridge. the great favorite
of American boys, begins in this number
his new serial, "IIis own Master" The
first mstallment contains some exceed
ingly interesting scenes.
Lucy Larcom is the author of the fine
opening article entitled Poems and
Carols OF Winter 1t is illustrated by
several excellent cuts. aud it gives its
young readers many admirable and sea-
sonable selections from well known
poets.
q The Christmas element is made very
prominent. Edward Eggleston contrib.
utes a fine Christmas Fairy show. and
there are several splendid Christmas
stories IN the number by Susan Coolidge,
Lucretia z. Hale, Rebecca Harding Davis,
Olive Thorne and others,
Still another striking feature il the de-
scription of the great stables of one of
the prominent lines of New York street.
cars. The article is entitled ''The Horse
HOTEL and describes the bnildiRg. the
rooms and attendants, the management
Of the horses. the arrangements tor feeding
and caring for them. and the various
methods and means employed in the
huge establishment. Its Illustrations are
from sketches taken on the spot.
The numbers pictorial display also in
eludes beautiful pictures by Miss Hal
lock anl Addle Ledyard. some funny H.
lustrations by Church. and some very
curious drawings By Simese artist. .1t
Besides the Christmas poems. the
number contains q pretty poem by Celia
Thaxter. ard alively and amusing one by
Mrs. Dodge. -fea
Itis impossible TO even touch upon al
the merits of this brilliant number. but
those we have mentioned will show that
it, list Of features and contributors is GER
tainly remarkable one.
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LtPPINCorrs MACHINE.

Ia Llppincott HagaZlne Tor December
The Centennial articles are brought to
close with an account OF the Detached
Exhibits" and a summary Of the general
results. II ia well illustrated, and the
series in its completed form constitutes
pictorial and admirably written record Of
the Exhibition, which cannot fail to have
permanent value. II is supplemented
by paper on Ceramic Art at the Exhi-
bitiOn,'' by writer who has made this
subject a speciality. and who supplies in
formation and criticism oil kind that
many thousands of readers will be glad
to obtain, in connection with fine cngray-
ings in which some of the choicest
specimens are reproduced. Another
illustrated article is the conclusion
of Ellis Iarpell's pleasant account
Of his rambies III "Word, wortIl's Coun-
try" and intercourse with the poets
family and friends. Lady Barker, whose
("Letters from South Africa" are draw
ing TO close. writes in her usual enter
tanning manner; and there are some
minor papers OF interest, including an
expose OF spiritualistic medium. the
truth Of which is vouched for. Fresh in-
stailments of 'The Marquis of Lossie''
and 'Love in Idleness, and story Of
war times, by Rebccca Harding Davis,
make up the fiction OF the number. The
poems are few and short, but good. The
"Monthly Gossip embraces variety OF
subjects, treated in conlens ed and
graphic manner. The present number
concludes the eighteenth volume and
ninth year of this magazine. The pub
hshefs promise strong attractions tor the
, coming year.
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stea ,Secrrtaty ofS,ya
South CarOliNn.

IL DErTNsE OF The RETURNING BOARD.
New YORK. Nov. pa Columbia dis
patch states that Secretary OF state
Hayne claims that the board of canvass
ers has not disobeyed any order of the
court that they complied with the only
order received by them, which was to
make a return OF the number of votes
received by all the candidates at an cleo
ton held on the 9Th inst and when the
next order was served to tissue eertiti.
Gates TO members Of the legislature ascer-
tanned TO have received the highest num-
Der OF votes, the board had been flaetus
oTfcio seven hours. They maintain that
the law was on their side, and they were
determined not to recede from their posi-
ton, or as one OF them said: I'VE won't
purge worth a cent
A Washington dispatch states that one
of the legal positions to be taken by the
government will be that the board OF can
vassers ofSouth Carolina are ia their dis
charge OF duty quasi federal officials, so
tar a. relates TO their functions in passing
upon votes tor federal officers. in which
category the presidential electors will be
considered as being. esea szzsa
The cASyAsssRs 3, NJ ~ IHE sBoosE,
CoLUMBI1, s. c., Nov. 2G.-Iti is under
stood that efforts will be made. to have
Judge Bond, the United States judge, re-
lease the board OF canyassers on writ of
habsqs corpus. They are, however, still
in jail and no action OF the character
mentioned has set been taken.
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RESULT IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY. %
SAN FRANCIsco, Nov, Washing
ton territory gives Jacobs, Republican
delegate 10 congress, at least three hun
dred majority. The territorial council
stands six Republicans to three Demo.
Gratis, the lower house, eighteen Repub-
ucans to twelve Democrats. .r7
SUNSET cox LOOKING INTO THAT OREGON
rosrMAsrERsHIp - -.I.
, WAsHISGroN, Nov, 25.-Suaset Cox
Is here with "a view To a thorough inves-
rgauSn of the doubt involved In the
eligibility OF the Oregon post
master, who was voted for on
the Republican electoral ticket.
Mr.. Cox has been busiiy engaged iii MAX
ing examinations OF the authorities and
sftf,e records in the Post-offioe depart
ment. lie came here M compliance with
the personal request Of Mr.. Hewitt, to
look mp the data connected with the case.
Mr.. Cox signifies that his intention is to
make a iull examination OF all the facts
from Illegal aud constitutional standpoint,
aud that he has been very busiy occu.
pied with the matter sinse his assival. II
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THE ADDnEss 'rnoNrLonIDA.

That mspifesto OF republicans In Flor
ida Addressed to Secretary Chandler is
the broadest joke Of the political season.
These gentlemen say that they "have
been frequently asked to give the figures
OF the electoral vote OF the state as
claimed by the Republicans They
have declined to do so, for the reason
that 'ofleial returns have been received
from only thirty-two counties out of the
thirty-nine. and until all are in. we (they)
are unwilling, and think II unwise, to give
our understanding of the figures, be-
cause of the possibility of the figures in
the Democratic counties stin behind be-
ing sufficiently changed to alter the re-
suit" They "feel entirely justified in
refusing to give any information which
shall, even in the remotesr degree, render
fraud possible or desirablc.r And yet a
little further on they say that '.tbe DEM
ocratic assertions that fraud Is contein :
plated by the Republican members of the
state board OF canvasse or the COVER
nor are wanton and
made with no fair, honest purpose, and
they should have no weight with just and
reasonable men,
In other words: first, they withhold
the returns FROM thirty-two out OF thirty
nine counties, and by keeping them Sc
cret, subject themselves to the plain and
inevitable suspicion OF intention to CON-
nit wholesale fraud secondly, tifsy
make the shameful charge against the en-
tire Democratic party Of Florida, includ-
ing its candidates for Office, who are all
honorable men, that they want this infor-
nation In order 10 help their fraudulent
operations with the vote yet unrepOrted
third, they meet the charge of intended
fraud made against tbeR by the Demo
Gratis, which their own suppression of re-
turns has excited, by saying, in a grandil-
oquent way, that II is "wanton, and
made with no fair and honest purpose -
Indeed Which party is most open to g
charge OF fraud the party which admits
that il is suppressing all returns from
thirty-two out OF thirty-nine counties, o,
aparty which is suppressing none at all
Which charge Of fraud seems most wan
tDn-that made against party which |.
merely trying to find out all In,
returns from the whole state
or that party which acknowledges that
fortnight after the election it j. conceal
ing, and proposes 10 go on concealins
the returns from three-feurths OF III
state: Which is the most 'wanton
charge OF fraud-that made on strou
presumption Of intent to defraud, or tbs
made on no basis at ALI? This address
the most impudent, andat the same tim,
the least skiiifpl manifesto OF the can
paigu.
1t Is a good sign, however, for Dem,
cratic success, that tie Republicans al
yelling ''fraud' SO loudly IN Florida.
probably means that even these men S,
now that the state has gone again
them. Their suppression OF the return
depriyes them Of all standing before Il
people, for such confession could onl
he made BY saan who had committe
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Oregon.
TnE DOUBTFUL ELECrog.

1HE DOUBTFUL ELECrog. r..f
san FRANCISCO, Nov. pa Chronicie
special from Portland, Oregon, says that
the intimate friends of Governor Grover
assert that M will not give Watts a GER
tllleate OF election. Some conservative
Democrats and Republicans generally
say that the governor lacks the backbone
to refuse the certificate. Cronin, the
Democratic eiector, who received the
highest vote, stated recently that he
would not accep, the appointment if
Watts was thrown out, Nothing can be
assuredly stated Till the count is made.
THE GOVERNORS PROBABLE ACTION.
san FRANCIsCo, Nov, 2G.-A press
dispatch from Portland Gays that Cover
nor Grover is reported te have-said that
he proposes to issue certificate of cleo
ton to Watts, unless restrained by the
courts. IL is generally believed he will
not refuse 1t except Oh an injunction.
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JOIN ii. OBERLY is, in every issue OF
his paper. the Cairo BULLETIN. talking
peace to his Democratic readers. But at
the same time he is stimulating the peo-
pie for war by urging that Iliden is
elected. but that Hayes viii be counted
in" Oberly's peace articles are only
calculated to induce an Instruction. We
have no fears of war. Hayes is man oi
too much honor to step in unless bc has
been elected. And if 1iiden has been
elected the Republican party are too pa
triotic they love their country to make
fuss about it. There Is nobody talking
about war but a few tools OF Whatever
party. OF course VIZ will have peace.
Grant said 50. All good men say so.
And IL is o.-MUphyS5oro Era-HiR0ts-
ian.
In the first place it is the editor of this
paper, whose name viii be found at the
head of these columes, who is, in every
issue of the BULLETIN, talking peace to
his Democratic reader. Mr.. j.
IL. .Oberly approves, the utter
ances of the BULLETIN on the election
difficulty. but the Era-Einoisian must
understand that &C. S" and not -. II"
Is the BULLETIN.
In the next place. the Era-flliHoisiaR is
foolish when it says we are stimulating
the people to insurreciion by Claiming
the election of Tilden. It i a fact that
no honest Republican will deny, that
Mr.. Tilden has received 4 popular
majority Of nearly il not quite,
100000 votes, and that. in Louisiana
and Florida In has q majority Of the votes
actually cast. The Republican leaders
do not derry this. but claim that his ma
jority must be thrown out because Re
publieans were iutimiiatei and not per-
mitted 70 vote, This throwing out is TO
De done by men who have been guilty Of
many dishones, acts heTeioiore-by men
who have been denounced IS rasc1ls
by Republican eongress-by Logan,
Foster, Wheeler. Hoar. and Others. Why.
then, should we not complain and why.
in the name OF ali that is tar. does not the
Era-Iliaoiss1a raise ITS voice in denunci-
atoms Of the men Of its own party, who
are now, az everybody knows, dishonest
ly counting Tldcn out and Hayes in :
But why ask this question: The Era.
NlinoisiGa is one OF those papers that
sneeze whenever its party takes snuff. II
has no opinion OF iis own that it has the
courage or the honesty TO utter.
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COUNTED PUT "A
G. ~ TfsE 1
ssps ted VIM aSl y sks Aos
Hayes frou th& ueiaHt1 =
Contest.
The Frauds of the Louisiana Be-
turning Board So Gross as to
Leave Him No Other tf1I
- ) = Alternative. ~ ''''
Grant, 10 the Meantime, Sends
Greetings TO- ChamberIain and
Continues His War Upon
ylg South Car 6lhta. } W
rpE SITUATION.

- p [1HE sltt AtIoN. VI -
CfxcrvSArY, Nov. GA special TO the
Enquirer from Columbus says it is re-
ported THE Senator sherman sent to-day
telegram from New Orleans to Cover
nor Hayes advising him TO withdraw
from the contest for president on account
OF the attempted frauds in the returning
board OF Louisiana. and that Hayes has
concluded to do so and dispatched GEN
eral Mitchell as a messenger to Wash
ington to announce the fact of his resig-
nation 10 the Republican national COM
mittcc. The special adds: They admit
nothing, but it is confidently believed
that the report is based on solid foun-
dalton.
GRANT ISSUES ANOTHER UkAsE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. 26.-The
following was sent from this city to-
night:
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. &c, 1876.
Cen Thos. A Ruger or Col II. NJ Black, Co
lumbia, ;. c.;
The following has been received from
the president
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Nov. &c, 1876.
Hon. j. ID. Cameron, Secretary OF War.
SIR ID. ii. Chamberlain Is now gov
ornor of the State of South Carolina be-
yond any controversy and remains so
until the new governor shall be duly
and legally inaugurated. Under the con-
stitution the government has been called
upon TO aid with the military and naval
forces of the United States to maintain
Republican government in the state
against resistance too formidable to be
overcome by the state authorities. You
are directed. therefore, to sustain Gov.
Chamberlain in his authority against
domestic violence until otherwise d.
rected.
(Signed) L. ;. GRANT.
In obeying these instructions you will
advise with the governor and dispose
your troops in such manner as may be
deemed best in order 10 carry out the
spirit OF the above order OF the president.
Acknowledge receipt.
(SiguedJ j. ID. CAMERON.
--ts ,Secrptary ofs1yar.
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fraud. or were about TO commit 1t. 1t is
enough to excite suspicion OF the strong,
est kind, aud enough In itself to warrde1
the Democrats in ticking every lawM
measure TO see that they are not ehea04l
out of the electoral vote of theSstate.
Florida casts four votes for Samuel j..
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TESTINON FROM a REPUBLICAN
SOURCE.

/. V. Redfleld, the Southern cores
pendent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
has held that position Tor years, and is
thoroughly familiar with the condition OF
the Southern people. His paper support
ed Hayes, and the whole tenor of his cor
respondence during the campaign was in
Gov. Hayes interest, but he has the rep
utation of being fair-minded man, and
does not hesitate 10 tell the truth when II
makes against his party. And this is
what he writes about the so-called "bull-
dozed' parishes .'a.
Investigation convinces me that the
large Democratic gains in the five dis
puted parishes We're not all by reason OF
intimidation. ! had a conversation with
Capt. Baseom OF the regular army sta
toned all the year in West Feliciana and
In command there. He says the election
IN that parish icas as free aud fair as a,sg
eoer irr1aeSsed. He says II Haf papisk ~ar
DC MroicH ont, any county IN the United
States can. The democrats carried it by
SUI majority. By Joining ttack Clubs, by
argument and appeal, ne says, tie acIites
IRON the blacks 6y kindness aud persuasion
md not W J0ree. Capt, Bascom is an
| Ohio man. .t ta'Fl - = tiEA
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CENTENNIAL REDUCTION
INADvERrIs1NG. I'D,

THREE thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
W Ia OF newspaper advertising, at publishers
rales. given fsr eco, sud thfet months note
ibilify.. printed list. giving name. character
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ares of adyertisings sert free 10 any sddrssa.
Advertising Asenu, al Park Row, n. Y.
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/. fHE Elko Independent Of Novem-
Der twelve - says: FSaul Ssne.,
celestial tnabob, formerly OF This
place. passed through here yesterday
with batch Of eighty.fye Chinese
with which 70 plant a colony In Chi
eago. lie says he has All even hun
dred more on their way there.
Fervent hopes are INDUCED that they
may become so enamoured OF tliat eli.
surplus presence. 't lof'f.A Hos.
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