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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-28
SAVES AT AUCTIOy.

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUcTIoSkER.
w Office No. 3 Oh smbers ST..
Will sell Tuesday. at II O'clock the stock and Fix ures
OF the liquor store 81 south 9th splendid 4pui
Pump fine BagaeIle Table. Shuttle Board fine harsiI
safe good stock of Liquors quantity OF me
GiEars oi various brands: splendid Counter and BACK
fIXtures. CLanQeLlers GlASsWhre. ID.
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~ LILLIAN ABBOTT, ACCrinNEER,
w csicp No. . Chambers st..
BY virtue OF chatte mortgage viii sell on this day. at
O'Clock g. NJ the contents OF the grocery store, No
Canal Counters shelving aad evortthnE mentioned in
the schedule also. Horse, nd arucss &c
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr, Attorney Tor MortgageA
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no LEf-1hE THREE STORY AND BASEMt NJ
4 brown stone House No 1856 ID av.; newly raintel
throughout; possession, rent low go5d Apply Al
~ Easi 4lst
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DEpuCED RENr-rO LET. TIE ~ STORY HIGII
~ s,oop brick Houses No. - Perry st nd 80 "a
West ith ST.. between Perry West ilth .s induce.
ments offered J. private families. Apply ~ SPURIOUS.
29t 6th
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TO LEl--TuE -FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HRICl
House. containing 10 rooms, all improvements in Afs
eiass order ~. M us lJh st. between lst - avs
AppIN 20 A. sol hLl.Ol \. 81 OH
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| - ROOMS--HAND>0ME UNFULNlSIED nOUsf
- .arh tand 9th ay good Tor boarders. - 500
ilAAkiNS. IS West -9tn St
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no LEI-A THREE STORY MON sTOOP BRIc
hELlsu-E. a54 as
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WE ARE OFFERING NUMBER OF UNrUI-
W nishec Houses reduced rents.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. iDT West sd 81
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oN[, WEST 2Isr SE.-FlNE. LARGE BROWN
--VO Stone House, newly paiaied; all Improvements;
feut si5l
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEER.
w Office M Chambers st.
BY virtue OF chattcl mortgage viii sell this
II ocock A. NJ. he Fixtures and furniture OF the hotel
and billiard if2 West consisting Of parior aud
bedroom suits three size 8std rs0e- large number
OF Arm Chars sv-pull Ale Pump aud tine Counter,
Chandelier, CArpet~ and Oilcuth. &C. by order o!
A. LlCITESSrkIS BRO, Morgsgces
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IN WEST aorH ST, IL VICINITY OF GROUNDS or
- Episcopal Colege-Several high stoop brown stone
front Houses. containing o rooms; c0mplct In par
icuar recently painted and cleaned throughout Apply
10 estate OF ID. A. Cnshmaa. liz ath ave- near 10Th ST.
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DEDuCED RENr-TO LEr TuE THREE STORY
IL nigh siuor buick House, "a roome All improvements
No. l4o v NcdougA St. near Washington Park Apply Il
A. SOCBlkOtS. 2a4 ,ith ~.
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lDS WEST sTru ~r-TIREg srOtY men srOOP.
1 80 brown stone House, 81 perfect ordcr. 60 let.
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11f EAST I'D ST. NEAR am Av.-rIlIRD
lIO sttyi g1ol order Anp!y % owner. az Ia.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

- - -
Il over $50. 900 worth
magnificent Household Furniture aud
costly Works OF Art Steinway upright
and Windsor rosewood Pianolorte. cost 81 900.
80 be sold 40 public auction. this day
MONDAY. August -. commencing at 10 o'clock.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE l2p WEST Esd ST., NEAR 9Th
AVENUE.
Catalogue contains 400 lots namely superorsettn
Drawing Room Suits satin aud side Tables velvet
mac Mirrors Turkish aud Oriental Easy Chairs rich i'm
ported Bronzes Gne Oil Paintings. 800 volumes choice
Books library and Bookcases lobby Desks &c
bedrooms contain elegant bedroom Suits. Bedsteads
Mattresses. Ki.te Spring Beds single and double ace Cur
ains Pillows BOOSTERS. Bed Linens &c dining large
black walnut Buffet $500 extension Table. leather
Chairs China and dinner Sets sod Silver aud Plated
Ware fine Glass and Cutlery: also all servants and
Kitchen Furniture Sale positive. BY order r.
Gay LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
Goods packed to city country.
A UcTioN SALE OF ANTHRACITE COAL
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company,
tho Delaware and hudson Canal Company,
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
and the Pennsylvania Coal Company.
will sell at public anction at u o'clock Tuesday August
o. the salesrooni. "a Exchange place New York
Messrs JOHN III. DRAPER x Co, Auctioneers
50p,0fD tons
anthracite Coal production the companies
FRANKLIN Is. GOWES,
President T. aad 4. G. and ], Company.
THOMAS DICKSON
President Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company.
SAM. SLOAN.
President Delaware. Lsekawanna and Western Railroad
Company.
President Pennsylvani Coal Company.
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~ gag sale win sell Tuesday, AZ i0' ocosk. At No 81
SoG 9Th st. Brooklyn, T. D.. the stock and Fixtures OF
class ioel vix, Sreudif Bar sud BACK Bar pull
Enciish Ale imp. two Mirrors GLASS Ware Tables hairs
1unch Counter Hanoi Brrssr gram CRrpets
Furniture OF 20 NArdrobes. oicohs. sale
tive BY order OF Attorney for Mortgage
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET SiNGfY OR
~ e. suite. two ric ly furnished Rooms caud aoar
sth private oshfoon. &e terms ,efy moderate. Apply
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suir or Rooms. FURNISHED 10 LET SCIrA
IN az. near I'm u.
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yLEGANTLY FURNISHED RUuMS LARGE .Np
IL small single und .nits from sl - O. per wecE;
gas. BATH, o, cold wafer, Board II rcQuir a. No.
Citation lacc.
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PROPERTY OjJf' $40 the cI1Y FOR
SALE OK TO RENT.

NEW FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE s. ROOMS, TWO
~ Lots; vie~ OF bay Terry, Sfaten Island, coscy
home; 5000; terms easy. bA kRN. ~ Broad ST.
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A SUIT Of NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. -SEFN
II rate or tcrctAcr, lvesy low ~ Go q pc
wees. ~ Last l..h 80.
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OQTH ST.. WEST. ils.-HANDsOMELY FGENIsiiiD
~ 'front.' Rooms with side connecting; square
Room fourth foor sl2 for pentiemen house. cca-
ton aud ATTENDANCE first class: low: references
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JN!RSr, SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS CONSISTING
90 =. su4 rluus each. wth closets water 81 sc
aud nihrr conyonituses newly painted Apply 60 NJ Al
lnEM BI..S L~. IL = t.t sod ST.
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A LANGe FRONT ROOM. 80; Also ONE, ~.
- both nicely in-hsed ana SutA1le toe lieht Aouseke
in.. 80. AZ i;h uy near .sta 81
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BRootSLXN PROPERTY FOR SAIL
AND NO F,.CV.

E'OR SALE AT 4 SACRIEICE.-S2.4 .N CASH WILL
bny three story frame House. with brick basement
containing - rooms; GOOD orer the
aoRse cost $1,000 10 build Inquire 1873 Frost 81, Brook
r. ID.
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no LEr-lN 7rn Av., a FIRST CLASS BAKERY
oven and all complete rent reasonable. Inquire at 46t
,th nv.. IN The gr0cerY sLore.
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no LET CIGAR STAND, IN THE EYRTE WINE
i room, No. 81 9Th
no iEAsE-FoR BILLIARDS., TUE LARGE ROOM
4 first aoor 1t hickman st.. Park Hotel
, 1876-10-16

anything over which tho DfM0crats have any
cause 10 rojoicc, unlosa It lie that things were
no worse. In Ohio tho Republicans 1nrgely
increased thcir minority and gained five
congressman. In Colorado they ovcrcamo
tho Democratic majority, nnl elected their
whole ticket, including State officers, nom.
bcra Of Congress, State Legislature, two
United States SenAsors, mud thrco prcsitlon-
tfnl Electors In 1ntliana tho Republicans
have reduced The Dcn,ocratio majority from
1900 to less than 5000, and in Wcat Vir-
ginia the Democratic majority is about What
It Was before. Whilo thore Is strong reasons
for Republicans to rejoice over nil these ro-
suits, there is a total absence oil any encour-
agemert to tho Democracy in tho returns
from my Of tho four States. To rejoice Tint
Wcst Virginia has gono Democratic is OH
par win, rejoicing TINT Texas IL sure to vote
for TiLnry. 10 rejoice TINT tho Republican
gains in Indiana did not quits reach 1900
is to conccdo tint like Republican gnins in
tic other Demoorntio States would givc
HAYES and WHEELER tho Electoral voto OF
every Northern State aud Of largo number
Of Southern States,
Tho contest IN those States was, on tho
part Of tho Republicans:
/. To rotain Ohio,
2. 70 overcome tho Democratic maiorities
In Colorado, Indiana, and Wcst Virginia.
Tho ncpublicans did rotain Ohio by IN in
creased majority, gaining five members Of
Congress. They did overcome the Don,o-
critic majority in Colorado, gaining Con.
grcssmen, Senators, and Presidential Electors
They did not qnito overcome tho Democratic
majority in Intllaua, but reduced 1t 1000,
and gained Eve Conprcssmen. They did not
, 1876-10-16
hundred dollars in gold would buy $4,000
In Rreenbacks at the close.

Old Hluc Jeans Ia elected Governor, md
60 il tho rest of Tho Confederate Htnte ticket
in Indiana. But tho Conteds have not swept
everything by considerable. They llaye nat
clcctel any Of tho following Congressman:
Fourth Distrltt-LEoSspAs SEXTON, Republican.
majority, .,l7.
fyf1A D.,tr,e.-Tuou.s n. Dnovxr, Republican,
majority. 1.1h0.
Strth Di4triet-MELroS s. NontnsoN, Republican,
majority, 6o2
Strenth Disfrlet--JonN HANNA, Republican, n1.
iority, 1900.
Egqhth Disirict-hton7onC c. HUNTER, Republican,
majority. 1.0S0.
Aiafh Dfstrlcs-M. D. WHITE, Republican, ma.
joriiy, 1,27o.
7tath Dts'rtet-w. II. Catn.xs, Republican,
majority, 1,:,50.
k'eetnth D|strlel-J. /. Evans. Republican,
majority, 1000.
IAI1fenth Dssriet-J. II. DAnxn, Republican,
majority, =, 900.
Here nre nino good and true Republicans
elected to tho next Congress, being gain Of
fur seats; there is no rubbing Tint out.
The Confeds elected tho four following
gents:
F1rst Dls!Fict-DExox 8. rc1IEE, Democrat,
Second DIsfrtct-TuouAs n. Conp, Democrat,
7hlrd Dis'rics- C. BicnxEtt, Democrat,
majority, 6, 100.
7setLIh District-h. II. HAMILTON, Democrat,
majority, O. 400.
HOLMAN, who sold ont to tho inilationists,
was soundly beaten by BROWNE BY 1,55o mn
jority. TnAxx LAspEns, tho blatant, big
mouthcd brawior for initiation and converti-
,rffnro3 n rat mt r7f f!hf1.
, 1876-10-16

At the New York Gold Exchange on Sat
urday greenbacks ruled at !)la.
A roturn Of tho southwest wind, bringing
with it warmer weather, with occasional rain
areas, may be expected in this region to-day

1t begins to bo gossipel about Washing
ton TINT Dir. BLAINE is not to llavc smooth
sailing into tho Senatorial seat for the long
term which begins next March. Secretary
MORRILL, is understood to hive about made
up lin mind to 10y claim to the place which
he vacated upon taking the Treasury port
folio, and in that case Alr. BLAINE would not
have tho ensy Job he anticipated in being bis
own SUCCESSOR. 1t Is great pity thnt there
is not room in TITO Senate for both BLAINE
and hIonHttL.
, 1876-10-16

The resumption by Ar. 1loopY Of his
resival labors, after tho interruption occa~
stoned by the death Of Lis brother. has en-
listed public interest 10 degree perhaps
neyee before equased in Chicago. The Ut
tondanco at the various meetings yesterday
was the largest yet brought together, and
tho signs Of groat awakening arc beginning
to gladden. the hearts Of tho earnest workers
in tho vineyahl Of tho Master. An interest
ing account Of tie proceedings yesterday,
including verbatim report OF Mr. Mooor's
sermon, will be found in our columns this
morning.
, 1876-10-16

THE CASE OF Il DOUBTFUL STATE
There In Republican majority OF not less
slan 25,0oo III South CarolinH Tint In coii-
conceded oven by tia bittercst Whitc-lir1orH
fot South Carolina is aot down M ono Of tho
donottni states. There In NO split or ttiAaf-
foction IN tho Republican patty TO mike the
result OF tho election in tho stato doubtful.
1t to 30 put down simply bccat1so tho White
Llho democracy. rs MADE HAMPTON, their
cntldit1nte for Governor, has declared, are dc-
tcr1uinetl, n13v the Eeornnl,n to carry tho
State ,1sa,,+o t1,n+ .. mn 1,a,,,,,,co, no,nr.
~. -'o1o IL, =. ,.
N.Y. A"e oa's sn'nH "o"p.lA "oo"s ~ ~
whether WADE HAMILTON and the Wlltso-Linors
will suffer tho lernlty.nun)jfleu yotcrg Of tho
stato to vote. Tho Democratic reform par-
ty, Of a1titud'nous moral rrctensions, count
upon tho Electoral voto Of So,ttl, Carolina,
because WADE HAMPTON and tho Wl.ite-Liners
nro relied upon to suppress tho Republican
majority as they hare sworn to do. They aro
energetically suApressfng It with their rlflo-
clubs and their rourh h-r;t1ers, Who, fully nrm.
NJ, ,++nr, unnpt,,,n,, ,,,oot;rno dor,nn,, bn,f
~, $50" '.' ~, AHeo.eo' " ,'',s '- ~
eno liHao ZOE tne'r HI'ehKefs anu na1t tho
seats for their armed followers. while with
their fingers on tho trigger they significant
~ ,nolnlot. thu a,,cachns of Rcn,,tlicon ora.
,-..., H. r..,.,:.... ~,
so1' ""a tno nppiau'o u '''Poo''s'n "''0i
cnces.
Ao" IT comes TINT South oarolfna n one
OF tle doubtful states IS polntedly ihoieate'i
oy zen. GARY one OF the most prominent
"hite'lL'ne leaders OF tho state, IN recent
Speech IN which he Enlu;
, 1876-10-16


The Chicago produce markets wore IT,
regular Saturday. Mess pork closed 10@l5o
Per brl lowor, at $1,000 for October and
el4.773@14.80 seller tho year. Lard closed
Armer, at $lo.46@1o.47t for the month
and S0..o@9.2?a for thu year. Meats wero
easier, ut go for now shoulders, box.
cd, 84@sso for do short ribs, aud s2c
for do short clears. Lake frelgAta were
quiet aud firner, at 10 for corn to
Buffalo. Iiighwiucs were tirm, at $l.1o per
gallon F1uur was quiet aud unchanged.
Wheat closed " higher, ct Sl.o84 for
october aud $l.o9a for November. Corn
closed 10 lower, ut 43ac cash and 4oo for
November. Oats closed easier, at 3.ao cash
aud 3.sc for November, 1sya was tlrn,er. ut
593e. harley alosed @93o higher. at $40 for
October aud a53d5sGo for November. Hogs
wers oGpluc lower, at $5,5O@G.00 per 1Oo
ibs Csttla were quiet, at $:.50@5.00.
Eaeep wezs etcaly vt 42.75@t.co. One
, 1876-10-16
1oflty by 400, and Warren. countyby ~ -.
thesc and many otl'cr gains were swo,'' ~ oatslt
by sor,th Bend and namcrau. aHea u,b.s ap
swept by the Confcttcratca, ~Snef p'sets

The ecntre Of nrccnbacjlls,n 1, =,
1 nerre ila''tc' The paper which was I"a ;nr.,s n,s
hchubltcat' haa gpne nycr 10 tiat ..o1'nefl5
indeed, yihFatcs between the 1ndenen,aoan' on' anl,
Inc co'!ie'erates. Tbc vota Of the '' c,'n,. .aa ID
1iAnntaox, Republican. ean......,
iAnn'soroS, Independent. 49,. -. .... '''''...... a6;3
For Congress, n harsl.moncy Rcnnh,f,.. -s5
majority Of t'7 in tho COUNTY. t'an 11,s hid
s was formerly Republican by zoo or 500 '.ps, ny
tn'su.party movement laa left It in TIM TIM h... .as
o. Inc Gondedcrascs. The Independents no, n.aa
aoo"t 70 QUO votes in 1nl1ann, Of vhom g9ea ~ "a
to la'oeo werc taken from TIC Republican, "n
COCO to 5000 from the Democrats. 4'' add
, 1876-10-16
THE ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN,

Tic Now York Tribune points out very
clearly that tho contest in Now York now
turns upon two questiors-tle one, a ques-
ton Of thp currency and public honor; tho
other, n question Of tho attitude md demands
of tho South. In other words, imitation and
Southern claims ore tho two issues pending
in the campaign upon which tie pooplo Of
New York must take one side or tho other.
II they vote for T1LpEx, they must mako up
their minds that his SUCCESS will DO followed
by ndespcrate struggle for inflntion, to which
1,tnnYH will yield. rs La lna s1rcady with ro-
-, =, a., r..,,.1 ~ a., 1,,r,,,,+.;.,, ,t l.,
6"te ~ N"o ~ -, -. ~'' -"
nsfnucn a8 tno lh11atlonlsts Will naso tue 1na-
jority in the Democratic Caucus, and TINT the
s,tccesy of the pnrty will therefore
~. .u.,.,. a., ,x.,,,& 1,,,r:,,.au .,,.
ceftalaeS "llcn eserY "eeA oflnes Huc1
disastrous consequences to buRi1iess all over
thu country. II thev vote for T11,DEy, tbey
,n,et ,,o1,a nm +1,o;r rn;rda t1,nt tho .,,rmora
'".'s 4''s14e0 y = ~' 1'' '..o :,
scneines ZOE oo'tncth 4nlsuseAneneo "aa 'he
ntill greater schemes for tho repayment Of
Southern losses during the War will be sad
t,1oa un,n Noythorn toy,oyoru Thouo
aan.noa ,,a,. 1ot,,o-od I'M n,na,, hoo;1,,.,, ~
ha ~ stao1,a5 49, E,n.C;1 ~ 1S;t., ~ tho % 1,ono ~ no,,
ssuet;., s,,s,o.u thosa aomt,,a~n a,a;n,a,,..
ess. =" s,,a,s,a ~ - ~, n1s, - o,ns.a,, ~
- ;~ .,a ,,.aat W. Ea,, - In nanaa~a,;o IL onn,,a;,n
-. ~ ~ ,,...e.'a .e .,,~ r~..., o.,
..s..s ea,,.,,a~., s.,aa ,,.1a n,aa ~ rar..aes 1872
~, 49,, .,a4,, ,,,,.,, 49, ,a;,sa .,,s
na.s.-s.;s ~ ~ .as'ha.. ~ Torexasa n,;,, 49,.
ssa:,t 49, .>~aea,,.a - ~ ca,;,a ca,.,.
Al%Ao ~ ASo'"< - sA'o ~s"s-> N3~e~AA'
, 1876-10-16

Tho Indianapolis Journal cmcrgcs from tho
slnokc noisc, atld dust Of tho late battle tn bot
ter condition than wo llal expected. It ts
bruised up somewhat, but not out of wind md
muscle, mud is full Of light. It lays out tho fu@
ture work to lie done as tollows;
The arst work of the Republican marty Ia to catry
tho Hnte for HAT md WHEELER; tlIs can be DOM
in November. The secbN! IL 10 prove 10 the conn
Try that We arc MT all tgnosamusex. though ma
cious aGorts uf our Republican delegation II, Con.
grest. Tho thisd ~ to wfest thu htate ffonl the
hu,la OF the Bourbon Democracy, and p1nce II fully
political progress; ti4 Gun b. partially accomplish
cd two ycata hrncc. Tho fourth Ii To put man In
represent tho Intelligence und culture Ut he 5tatc
this can BE- done fos!F yGars' from now. Tle time
cation, four ysars Of going backwards, but tho snd
aud the ehalIgc will como Ut lust Let us 80 about
these dutius ono ut time, as they proAsnt thum..
WnCEIxn In November.
, 1876-10-16

The largest Confederate gain matlu In the
State Of Indiana over tliu votu of 1879 mas In 1T.
Joseph County, tho home of fScHuILER CoLpA1.
Tho old 500 majority Is entirely wiped out, and
tl,e Canlcds have carried tho equity for old
uEllv Jcatla by live majority By ons account. by
o1se tualority BY another. The ncxt worst He
pualrur loss was III Allen County tfors Wayne)
which was 4s3, Du. heavy loss was looked for
there, but not in South I,cnd, The Republican
gain In Marion llu.ltauapolie} was 5sa, and Ia
Wuyne tl:l:i,mond) It was 7ay, 6teoDen, iu tbs
northeast corucr VI thu State, increased It's ma-
, 1876-10-16
BUSINESS FAILURES IN 1915,

Tho quarterly report Of Dun, BARLOW d
Co., Of the business failures in the United
States and Canada for tho three months end
ing with September, has been published. It
shows tisat 1876 has boon as trying to weak
businegs firms as wore tile preceding years
since the panic. The number Of failures in
tho nine months Of 1876 is largely In excess
of tho number in any lilso period since tho
panic, though tho nverage amount Of each
failure IL much less. The fects are thus
summarized:
During tho first quarter, in tho United States,
there were Z, SOC failures; liabilities, SOL, 0i4 leo
Second anarter-Fallurcs 1.7t>4; liabilities, $4a,
"a, 273. Thi:d quarscr-Failurcs. 2, 450; iablli-
tlcs sl7 s57 I'll; total fnllurcs = 0ao total lIa
hllt!cs, $15J 212 a00. In Cauata there were l, $50
failures. tic liabilities aggregat!n1 ST., 78g, leo
The following lnbie shows the number OF iaIurus
for Gael, OF thu last seven Qliarte!Y:
, 1876-10-16

The Now York Times says TlLDss's man
agcra cannot perpctrate any extensive fraud,
nor give Him any fancy majority in that ctty
The Registration Inv nnl Tho United States sa.
pervfsors law Insure reasonably fair election,
We hope this Ia 50, but will not be able to CON.
pletcly overcome all apprehension In that mat.
ter until the votes arc counted out.
, 1876-10-16

Tie belief is positive in well-informcd po-
Gtical circles in Washington TINT North
Carolina will be carried for HAYES and
WuEErEn Encouraging reports from TINT
6tate give promise of large nccessioua from
the ranks Of the Oll-Line Wings, who ro-
mAined true to the Union during tho War,
but have never formally identified them
selves with tho Republican purity. The joint
debatce hetwson Judge SEr71H and
Gov. VANCE, Republican aud Demo.
cratic candidates for Governor, are believed
to havo Ind the effect of golidifying
this Union element for tho Republican
nominee. It IL certain TINT the policy of
murder mud intimidation has not boon at-
tempted by the Confedcsntes IN North
Carolina, who haso been given 10 understand
by the whlto Republicans that violence
would bo met with violence, and force op-
posed pgainst forco, Northern Democrats
reckon North Carolina rs among tho doubt
tul statca; Republicans are beginning to re-.
,gard it as certain for HAYra and WHEELER,
, 1876-10-16

der nit 1Y'ftn." And about that tlmc
Republican Speakers wero called for, and tho
meeting WIS transformed III tho twfnkl!ng Of
MI oyc, "a It were, into mn enthusiastic liAYns
antl WHEELER demonstration. The Gcrnaa
vote that wns to nnkc Wisconsin uncertain by
golnE nvcr to TtLpHH 1t is sc1f-cvtttent hasn't
gonu and Isn't going, alnl Wisconsin rcfnnas
certain for tho Republican ticket by round
majority.
, 1876-10-16

Gen. NuoEn, commanding the Department
Of the South, arrived in Columbia, s. c.,
Saturday, and at once held consultation
with Gov. CHAMBERLAIN and tho Chairmnn
Of the Democrasio State Committee, to whom
he announced Ills purpose OF doing overy-
thing in his power to secure fair and lon-
est election. He is on tho ground rs nou.
trail but not disintereste1 observer Of pass
ing oTonts, and has already notified
Gen. WADE HAMPTON, tho Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, Of his
readiness to protect any aud all Democratic
negrocs-if there arc any-who stand in fear
of violence or intimidation at tho hands Of
colorcd Republicans. Con. NuoEn'a purpose
ia to prevent, il possible, recurrence Of
such outragos ns those OF Aiken md Harm.
well Counties, and If lie succeeds In this tue
presence Of his troops in South Carolian will
prove 1nntter for general congratulation.
, 1876-10-16

-oe SA'1eo6S "'so A94"J ~ ss1ssAtet4 VIVA
the most ingenious argument that has yet
appeared why tho Democrats should bc a1-
lowed to elect Dir. THDEs President. Ex-
amining tho Congressional prospects, it ar-
r1Fes at the conclusion TINT the next Senate
Will still remain in the control Of the Repub-
lican party. It is confident, also, that tho
numerical strength Of tho Democrats III tho
House will bc greatly reduced, conceding
that tho majority will DO reduced ms low ~
II, and fearing that it may not exceed
dozen votes. Ihorenpon the TIMES says:
Ia. Wna SO measto 70. na,oflty IN INC House anu
h,n"tton ,rat nos ,atecr a. a,so.o.. ss,s,
INSTRUMENTATION Ii 1t that induces tho trunchcon
'onrlshcfa for r. HAYES 10 70 about declaring that
tae election Of AT. T'Lprs VII! mean the pny,nent
ta- n "s,,"ra, comn,It,.1 ~ ~" ~ onyoson, ,,o
and treasury tnto tho control OF a Hso]ia soutl"f
In other words, says this ingenious organ
Of Bourbonisn,, ",Ylat harm, con a1r. TIL
DEN do with small Democratic majority in
tho House and a Republican minority against
hin. in tho Senate? Therefore, lot him DO
elected" This il exactly tho sa,no line Of
argument used by HonAr1o SEYMOUR in his
recent latter refusing tho nomination for
Governor. So long NJ tho Republicans have
control Of the Senate tho Democrats cannot
tIo much, therefore il Is absurd to talk of
any harm arisiug from tho election Of Tlrt-
DEN. aail the crafty old politician. in almost
Tho same lnne,aoe AZ tic Times Dnt IN tl,e
event TINT tho Solid South goes Demo.
cratic. with Democratic President iu Tho
, 1876-10-16

No ag5, H. r. d 4. H.. this {aioqlay) evening A.
o'clock sharp Work On tho 1A!ra ,Dexree: 7HltttsoS
e, W. 0'UDNNELL, Secretary.