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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-27

IT was Congressman Southard, Of Ohio
who took the wind out of Garfeld's sails
by showing from the records that in the
last House, of one hundred and fifty
three officers and employees, there were
but eighteen Federal soldiers, while. In
the present House out of eighty-hve
officers rrd employees twenty-six are
Federal soldiers. The Radicals have
suddenly dried up on the subject.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-27
Partition Notice.
Abraham Welty !
VS. In Partition,
Jacob Welty, ct al.

Jacob Welty and John Welty who reside in
Stark county, Ohio Francis Mills who resides in
the State of Michigan and Mary Ellen Hamilton
and Charles Hamilton who reside in the State of
Wisconsin, are hereby notified that on the Sth day
of January, A. D. 1876 Abraham Welty of said
county filed petition against them in the Court
of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio which is
now pending wherein said Abraham Welty de-
mands partition of the following real estate situ-
ate in Stark county Ohio. to-wit: The north west
quarter of section No 90 township of range s,
except one acre out of the north side thereof sold
off for school purposes That on the 10Th day Of
February A. D. 1876 or as soon thereafter as cOun-
sci can be heard motion will be made to said
Court for an order that partition may be made of
said premises. UNDERHI Ill 4 LAIN,
ianI1'76-L Attys for Petitioner.
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All trains daily, Sundays excepted.)
AB- Baggage checked to all principal points.
w. L. HOLDEN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
w. W. CARD. Superintendent


No. l makes close connections at Elyria with
q NJ R'y, for the west AT Grafton with G
& l R'y for Columbus Indianapolis and interme.
diate points, At Massillon, P Ft W & Ry for
the west. At Dover, NJ & c Ry for Cambridge,
Marietta and all points on the Ohio River. At
Urichsyille with P C & st L R'y, for Coshocton,
GAINESVILLE, Lancaster, etc.
No. 2 makes close connection at Russell, with A
d G W R'y, for Burbank, Ashland, Mansfield, etc,
At Cleveland, with express trains for all Eastern
cities.
No. 8 makes close connection at Grafton, with G
CC& R'y, for Gala Shelby and Crestline. At
Russell, with express train on Il G W Ry, for
Wadsworth, Akron and intermediate points. AT
Massillon, with west bound train on TT W &
R'y, At Urichsyille, with & st L R'y, for Steu-
benville, Cadiz Junction Pittsburgh, etc.
No. A makes direct connections at Grafton, with
express train for Delaware, Columbus, Indianapo-
lis, st. Louis and all intermediate points, Also at
Cleveland, for all Eastern cities At Elyria, with
l. s & NJ s R y, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and
all points west.
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GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH

Close connections made at Dover with the G. &
P, r, r., and the G I. V. & W. Ry.; at New Com.
erstown with the P, G, Il st. L. Ry. at Cambridge
with the B. q. o. R. R.. at Point Pleasant with the
cinatu R. X, for Belpre Parkersburg, Athens
Hamden, Portsmouth, Chillicothe and the West
Also with the MusKingum River and the Ohio
River Packets
Through tickets to principal points. BAGGAGE
HANDLED WITH CARE
j. A. KINGSBURY,
Master of Trans
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MARIETTA, PITTsBURG AND CLEVELAND
ul RAILWAY.
OFFICE OF MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION,
Connections and Time Table in effect July Goth
1875 -''
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WESTWARD.

Trains Nos, ], y, 3 and u on main line run daily,
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No 2, 8 and
u, between Cincinnati and New York daily.
Hotel coach on train 3 and II between Leayitts.
burgh and New York daily.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at Ravenna with
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad; at MeadyiiIe
Union and Cory for OIL Regions; at Corning for
Rochester and points on the New York Central
and at Binghampton FOR Albany, Springfield, Wor,
cester, Boston and New England,
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains for
the South and West,
No "stop-over' allowed upon local tickets. Lo.
cal passengers must purchase tickets to their frs,
stopping place, and then repurchaSe from that
point to destination.
w. B. SHATTUC,
Gen: Passenger and Ticket Agent C Cincinndti, O.
P. d. COOPER,
Gen. SuDertntendent Cleveland, o. noy16-H
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DITTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
L RAILWAY.
Condensed Time Card-Dee. 70, 1875.
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CLEARED.

steamer Germanic Cr. kennedy. Liverpool via Queens
town-R j Cortis.
Steamer Caledonia tBr), Allison. Giasgow-Henderson
Bros
steamer Anchors tBD. Munro. GlasGow-H anderson
Brus
steamer Etna lBr), SAMSON. PORT Prince. savania.
4c-Pim. Forwood j. Cc
Steamer CITY ot Dallas. Hines Fernandins via Port
Royal. SEC Il Mallory n Co.
Ste AMER Nsreus. Bearss sAvaanxh-Ceo Yonge.
Steamer Ashland Ingrahsrn. Wilmington, NC-Wm
Clyde 4 Co
Steamer Anthracite. Grumley. Philadelpha-Jas Hand
Steamer octsrora. Reynolds Baltimore-Wm Dalxeli
ship Cyclone, Field sydney, SSW-k Cameron 4
Co.
ship Red Gauntlet tBr). Bowie. Liverpooi-Chsrlos L
Wright 4 Co.
Bark Progress (Sor) Nielsen Gloucester E-Louis Te-
tens
BARK Lafra tSor. Loren,ren, southampson-Louis To-
tens
Bark Gorrna dtal). Bertoe,to Cork or Falmouth for
oruers-John & Sczger.
Bark Louise Gehm Ger. stuws. Antwcrp-C Tobias 4
Co,
Dark Brazil. Purdy. Bordesux-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Caro-, Gay Progreso-Ev ans. Hail 10.
Bark Amarantn tGer), Brauer, savannahChxs Luliug
Co.
schr Theresa, McQuinn. Psra-G Amsncs Co.
scir ID "A Bsbec, Libby. Montego Bay. JAG Vessels.
schr Marrcrt, Reed Mayagusx, PR-BJ Weinberg
Co.
sehr VIM Burroughs. Smith, Wilmington. sc-wm
Clyde 4 Co.
schr Louisa Brdsaii. Warren Aexandria. ya-slaghs
Petty.
sioop Ed Crolius, srvis. Perth Amboy, MI Jarvis
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L.seA.-=- &c. s-Ani-.d. Ausasss oui.s. A..dss.

= LAscAs--- oes 9-Arivsd, Augusta Quiass. Ansdss.
Sailed 9Th, RIbera. Burns, Barrow and IS Johss
ra,, moSpospnnEr Oct e-ATved vioiss. harding Bst
ssss sIm os' o., csmor,s Sewmsn xonsssa
M.AssLuls. Oct 5sAiled. chas GiOsoa Emery Phis-
I.ssnnlrs, Oct s-s.nea Christians. ulricsssn. New
2sso. Anne Bsai. Pyman swansea assh. \ A Folsom.
sailed sept Is. Benz Dlcserman. Taylor. Turks I.and.
NEWPORT. Oct 3-Arrivsd Ensimainen, Harma, Balti-
ODESSA. Sept ae-Arrived Teresa carmeia scarms New
PIrxourH. Oct esailed Adea Carlton. Nsvh.iI. Ham,
PORTSMOUTH Oct 4-Put in Success stiSbsrs. Antwerp
PoRrLAsp Oct 4-sailed Mann. Deutsch drom Pha.
ouKrssrows, Oct eArrived. Ocean Queen Fiunis Mon.
ROCHESTER,, Oct 6-Arived Mazepps, Petersen. Bslti
ROTTERDAM. Oct 4-ceared. Flora. svanoe. Baltimore;
Geo Doane, Corning sandy Hook
siIrSIr oet arrived Hattie: North Americs
s~assSa. oes 5-1rrvsa. iass Haradssn. i Quebec,
Aida Smith, Smith. TIT Cover 9Th, Araminss. s.ans.
ssills oss Sailed sAs.srs; B..es:lssr % s.:sacsl
sesa aug - siasy coi.on PraSn
STRAITS OF suspa Aug as-Arrived. Kishon. Mcdonald
Isoos;; os. Sms,riSsd. ch,si..in: Sender oussss
wfsr HAErLxrooL, Oct eso-Arrved, Trenton, AcGrseor
YARMOUTH Nv Oct e-Anchored, stefano Gtal b.rk,,
Antwerp baltimore: Carneia Cassellano do ior Aew
York Rosislisno G.naro London q, for d"
OF ventnor 9th. Maitland. Pope. bombay for Antwerp.
logoHANA, oct 3-Arrived. Great Republic ts) Cobb
San francisco for Hong Kong 4h mot bsfore) Mary
Frazier Dexter, Cardin.
DIAL 6The bark Constitution Young, from Shields
for st John NB back and anchored with bowspr
and foremxsthead and foreriggng carried awayl
awaiting instructions from owners.
LIvgRrooL. Oct 6-The Mary Jane. arrived here from
Chatham tSB,. reports On September 81. during gale.
of deckoad washed overboard and thrown
overheard tighten vessel she having beam ends
Plymouth Oct 5-The Corisande. MacMxhon from Char.
ottetown ldea has arrived here with loss Of deckoad.
23-Thc bark lice d from
Cardiff cas has arrived here. From her log It appears
that sue has experienced sevhre weather and
considerable damage The that he make
everything good here. s
ZAsrk Oct 0-Bnrk American Eagle loading currants
Catacoa tor New York is reported lcaky.
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LoxDOn-Arrl,sd .. oe.vs..na oe. 90 10 AN. steamer

LosDos-Arrivsd 81 Gravesend Oct 20, 10 AN steamer
Holland sBr). Heey. New Yorx
LInRRIcK. Oct i9saiied. barks Fraucesca dta casts
lano. United States; Warren tNor). Petersen. do.
LosDoSpERRY. Oct 2o-Arrived. Dark Addis II Cam
(Br). jenkins. baltimore.
LKenonS, Oct I5-Arrved. bark carsrs Qtal. Pontre-
moli. PhiladelphiA
Bunker United States Francesca Avegno dta. Gazrolo
do
PoRr CHALnxRs Oct ls-sailsd, steamer Australia Br)
Carxll. San Francisco.
QUEENSTOWN Oct lsArrved, barks Tio subrino tSp)
henteria aud Jennie Armstrong tBr). Thompson. Bat
more; Eussno (Ausl. Perovich do Tomo tSor Larsen
ana Georgia tAuS, Medanich. New York; Do Fiji (Aus,
fremuda do Mindet tSor. Ingebrethsen. do Brodrene
Nor) Evensen. do; Cenaur tGsr onorsen. Astoria o.;
1osn Artere Giovanni usl, Ivaneich. PhiadephiA brgs
wexford tbr Foster. Charleston; olinka (Aus tranquil
Baltimore for Dublin: schrs Julia Brown Nickerson,
Boston; W l. Bradley Chase do.
Also arrived 10th. steamer Bohnis (Br McNckan
New York Tor Liverpool (ard procceded).
sailed 2oth. steamer City OF Richmond (Br), Brooks
drom LiverpooD New York.
RorfKEpAx, Oct is-Arrived, bark Jason (Ger, Grimm
Baltimore.
SYDNEY. Nsw. Oct 1l--Arrived. steamer City Of New
York, Csvery. San Francisco via Honoluio
srkrrIS. oct ls-Sailcd. bark Rhea (uer) Budig New
York.
TAGASRoo, Oct ssaiied. bark Rosa Q,sD, Cacacc New
YORK.
TKxrL Oct ls-saled. sneckiokks. for Savannah.
WEATHER REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 20. PM-wind hight; barometer.
3oI5s
PLYMOUTH oc, 90 Px-wad NE; gentle brsoss: cloudy.
The prsce Of the HERALD today and Aenestorh sciu
The New York herald., 1876-10-21
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

Last night the Custom House republicans held pri-
nary elections in the various Assembly districts
throughout the city and chose delegates the
nominating conventions which meet on the following
dates:-County Convention, Republican Hail. October
rs; Congressional conventions, October %; Alder
manic conventions, October "A; Senatorial convon-
tions, October "a Assembly district conventions Oco
Der 70 The elections passed oil quietly and nothing
disturb their harmony. There splits In any
Of tho districts, which tended TO peacoa-
Bile; In ihe Twenty first Assembly district whsro
the Haw faction raised such in former years, only
the ticket cast ut the polls. few policemen
were at each polling place, but their services
were not called into requistion. Among the
delegates elected were:-Coector Arthur, Postmaster
James, Benjamin X. Phelps William A. Darling, Col
oncl Charles 3 Spencer, John J. 0I,ricn, John n.
Lanthier, Joseph Z. Pnckrsy Frank +. Howe. Jocl B
Erhard Elias T. Disney, George Starr, Hugh Gardner,
Isaac Dayton, Daniel u. Conover. Joshua T. Owens,
Henry q. Icask, William II Stiner Unitod States Dis
trict Attorney Bliss cxiolice Commissioner Thomas
Z. Acton, Charles A. Peabody ex.Asscmbly man Ber-
nard Biglin, Henry t. Rowland Hiram NJ Ruggics,
D. W. Z. Wheeler, Thomas B. 0dell o. + c. Billings,
Joseph +. Jardinc Austin Leakc, Marshall Jewell,
John D. Lamson, Thomas l. Thorneli. Owen w. Bren-
man, Thurow Weed, Joel w. Mason. Wilson Berry
man, Cornelius NJ. Blauvelt, Alonzo b. Cornell A. j.
Ditenhoeicr, Willard Builard. Scion B. Smith Salem
H. Wales, Rufus B. Corning, A. T. kotchum and Gen
kral ID. =. Burke.
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sebr Sarah Jane. Sleeper xewpors for New York-
scnr Aida. Bannin Boston for New York.
Schr A Bartlett smith, Boston for New York.
Schr Marshall q Perrin Beckwith Boston for New York.
sclr ocean Wave. Russell Bangor tor New York.
Schr Eli Townsena. Clark. Newport for New York.
Schr Evergreen. Turner. Providence for New York.
Schr Mary q Farr. Crowei. Boston for Philadelphia.
Scnr j Paine, smith. kennebec tor New fors.
Schr B Robinson. Hall. Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Horizon Lset. Pswtucket for New fors.
Schr Pocassctt. Racket. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Black Diamond. smith. Pawtucket for Now York.
schr X II Wilson. Clark. Providence Tor New York.
Senr Adele Fclecia, Elliott Norwich for New Yorx.
Schr Spring Bird fBr bray, Providence Tor New York
Schr J b cunning ngham. New London tor New York.
sehr Scranton Wright Portland. c.. Tor New York.
Schr q g smith. Atwood, Taunton FOR New fork.
Scnr Matthew vsssar Jr. Kelley. New Bedford Tor New
York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Tallspoosa Mci'chie. Washington Dc for Bos
ton
Steamer Bolivar. Geer. New yorK for New London and
Norwich.
HERALD TELxGRArH STATION, I
WHIIksToSg III Oct 20. 1875
The above list comprises part Of the fleet which has
been back through of weather during the past
days Tie 200 saiD will probably ger
wind isvors Long Island Sound being lit
orally choked with vessels from sands Font to the
Race.
The price Of the HERALD to-day and heasceforh to3
De three eeatx
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sur ALICE vsss.aD Gould from ron xcllcns' for Europe
Insured in Boston ana other Offices
jSnr TRowaarpcE t) from Nsbourne at San Francisco
Oct IL away lover foetopssi during the
voyage.
BARK ELLEN STEVENS Stern for Phadsphis. which pu.
on IN nst eadY sa sbou %
marble and about 100 tons rags.
BRIG FAusrrSA from Cardiff for Havana eore reported
was abandoned Sept IL in lat IL, lon H.
scns GEoRGK kLnoRs Of Bangor before reported aban
S n nsy
Elisabeth Lights The vessel e.kcd dy and at clock
hold s ss
sad tho breaking over her IN ciea. breach As i6
o'clock the cabin va.hed e .ssk and all provisions and
mansd Of the vessel rs hours tho crew without fo9d
and rapidly bcating up All lost everything they hss sa-
cep. the closhing they The suffered aca.e from
sssa ssa obliged to knee water which
scnn MANIC Norris of and from Taunton with cargo
nails for New York, dismasted
taken by schr Harriet Gardner OF Taunton and
dom her tho same night. whom soswesn Fisher. Island and
sss
ioh their way home 90 Taunton Capt Aorris tanks
Haven put into Newport HI Oct with loss of mainsa
Bay Bay iS IN the blow % Of the i4sh ''''' ''''S ''
sonn UI4Irxx Lockepos Ms. was ashore at Darlington
Oct II and biged.
ter Hsrbor and sprung leak; will repair.
scHn hAnnlscxn from Bangor for Newport At Vineyard
heavy NV gale when between Cape Cod and apo Elisa
beth, shipped which washed overheard ohm Smith.
Of Plymouth. Mass, who Was drowned; also lost jib
OvsRpuE-Bark Susan Blaisdell Sawyer, from Quebec
for Glasgow days and anxiety being felt
insurance IN Boston. Oct Is.
QUICK PAssAcE-Ths bark Harriet = Hussey. Capt Oar
arrived Charleston SC, Oct IL
short passage OF hve days.
GLOUCESTER Oct Fishing schr Minnie Bell which was
reported lost has turued up all safe.
QrksEc Oct l9-Bsrk Irene tBr) Parry. iron, Quebec
for which put back Quebec being ashore
4 tn
discharge cargo and dock Tor repairs
2Oth-Thc amer Lady Head ordered to pro
Nstane the Marie Louise
persons board, the captain having died OF
smallpox.
Tho loss the North Shore OF fishing
ported In instance the In number, pcrshed
WILMINGTON &c, Oct 2o-An unknown brig Is ashore at
bar
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BROOKLYN ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.

Conventions for the nomination OF candidates to tho
Assembly held last nigni IN the several Assembly
districts OF Brooklyn and The following the result
The republicans of the First Assembly district nomi-
mated wiam Rome.
Richard Marvin was nominated by the republicans
IN tha Second district.
In The Third district the socum democrats ad-
journcd to Monday evening.
The Socum democrats OF the Fourth district met
aud appointed committee confer with the rcpubli.
cans, aud then adjourned.
Colonel w iam W. stevenson nom ted by tho
republicans OF the Filth district The dsmocrats OF
this district adjourned 10 Tuesday evening" and the
Siocuni democrats TO the same time.
The republicans OF the Sixth district nominated
Jacob Worth
In the Seventh district no Assembly Convention was
held
Adrian NJ Suydam was nomin atcd by tho republi-
cans o the Eighth district The Socum democrats Of
sha district adjourned TO Monday evening.
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The price Of The HERALD to-day and heneefortA oiH
be three cents.
TIE BRooKLYN THEATRE.

Sheridan Knowles play OF "The Hunchback" was
performed this house last evening brilliant and
appreciative audience. The cast noted for
Brooklyn and though there had evidently been much
haste in rehearsal, the performance not only
joyabo but possessed many points for praise Nr.
John Gilbert was not at his best os Master Walter,
but good actor ceuld not fail TO
seize The salient features OF tho hunch.
backs character. Miss Katharine Rogers
as Julia achieved o success which IL is pleasure
record, and she warm applauded at abe close Of
tho scene where Clifford comes the secretary. Miss
Rose Wood u bewtching Helen aud gave fresh
evidence OF her excellence actress Mr. Mur-
doch as SIR Thomas Clifford vas painslaking and
manly Mr. Polk a fair Aodus, aud Mr.. Wilkes
deserves credit for his rendition OF the small part Of
stephen.
Tonight .'rho Rivals" IS the play, "The Hunch-
backn being gwen at tho matinee.
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MEETING OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEES

MEETING OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.
protracted meeting OF conference committees
opposed TO the ticket placed In the field by Tammany
Hall was held yesterday afternoon and evening ut
Irving Hall and the Stats Zcitung Building The anti
Tammany organization represented by Emanuel B.
Hart, Bryan Reilly, Judge Murray, NJ. G. Murpny and
Marcus Otierbourg The CItizcns' Association sent
William v. Smith, John ID. Crimmins and others. A
general discussion took place to the necessity OF
presenting first class candidates IN opposition to Tam
many Hall. No positive action taken, and the
committees adjourned until nvc O'Clock this afternoon.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

The democrats OF Hudson county, New Jersey,
have made their nominations Tor Assembly in
every district except the Third, fol
lows;-Fmst district NJ. NJ. Doohan; Second
district, Thomas J. Harmon; Fourth district,
Msjor A. w. Harris; Fith district, ex.Msyor q.
d. Van Rsipen; sixth district James stevens; seventh
district, Rudolph =. Rabe; Eighth district Edward T.
Paxton These nominations insure democratic ma
jority In the county.
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF the
Seventh district met nj Cooper Hall oiclock
Mr. Hardenbereh was renominatcd alter q stormy de-
bate Ex-Nayor Cleveland, y. +. Mcdonald, Mayor
fraphaecn and John A. o'Nei wero the nominees
against him
The price Of the HERALD today and heneeforA ia be
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD Drsraicf
ToMPgINsvILLk NY. Oct 20 1870
spnr buoy horizontal sripes has placed the
south side Of sunken schooner, soathward Of Penfed
Reef
Beanngs-strattord Point. NE byEZE Pine Point
NV W; Penhcd Reef N by 4.
The m astheads show . low water.
RnIND, Com USN
Lighthouse Inspector Third district
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srzINwAY HALL--THoMAs SCANDINAVIAN CON-
CERT.

sTzISwAY HALL--THoMAs SCANDINAVIAN CON-
cupy the attention Of audience for entire even
ing Yet has certain charm Of its own, especially
when it Ia gwen by such an organization Thomas
orchestra. Tho programme OF scandinavian m usic
last night well diversified fur as the composers
and interpreters were conccrned but nothing could
remove the feeling OF wcariness that such music
most naturally produces when IL dlls tho entire bill
The quartet OF Swedish ladies who sang with such
ght ago at the OF Marozek and
Fryer achieved genuine triumph last night III some
OF the tiedsr Of their native land Expression and
delcacy tho characteristic features OF their
singing, Mr. Sherwood. the pianist played the Grieg
conccrto-thc one in which Boscovitz gained laurels
gained genuine by his admirable technique,
emotional touch and intelligent reading in work that
is TO say tho least OF II, iragmentary Incohcrcncy
In the expression OF musical ideas may be charged
Scandinavian origin which the composer introduces In
the irst movement tortured into fantastic shapes
would rcnd the heart or OF tho old school of
composers. II is as II the poor melody in the
hands OF musical Torquemeda or nm Instrumental
Bashi- Bazouk Mr. George Werrenrath, tho tenor,
who sang Tor tho first timc with Thomas
Wednesday, and wno appeared again last night
IN two Danish songs 10 not likely to become
favorite with the metropolitan public. Gade's sym
phony IN MINOR, Horneman s "Fairy Overture y Lum-
byc's .'vsons Dream" and Svc ndsens Corons alton
March, were the orchestral selections. There u
good deal of sameness IN the style OF the compositions
There will be matinee concert given by Thomas
day and on Monday Beethoven viii occupy tho entire
bill
The price of the HERALD to-day and henceforA sciU
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THE CANVASS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

NgwDERS, Oct. 20, 1870
In consequence OF a storm the discussion
between Vance and Settle at Boauiort, was attended
by only 200 500 persons. The speaking TOOK place
IN tho Court House. His Exccliency Governor Brag-
den and ex-Unued States Senator John Poole accompa
MED the candidates lar rs Moorehead CITY, Senator
Poole will speak AT Fayetteville, minxton, Ashviiie
and otncr prominent points IN the state. Governor
Bragden is diligently canvassng the Second district,
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oYYICIAL DECLARATION OF THE VOTE.
CINCINNATI, Oct 20, 1876
By the Official vote Of tho Ohio election, published
Today Barnes majority is exactly and precisely 1000
His plurality is 5774 or only $50 than Hay es
plurality last year. Boynton the second namc on the
republican State ticket, has .757 majority.