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LIFE insurance Is nearly played out.

lT u denied that DISRAETI will shortly re-
tire from the premiership of Great Britain.
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We shall esteem u n favor " rer'ons VII"
faii to receive their Paper regularly viii TO-
port tina, fact to this once rs often as II oc-
ours.
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Persos 'edring Ire city i0r The snH"" con hdH
THB REPUBLICAN rInt'td 10 d,g address BY pGVu9 eo
cents per month, hirdr4Ghiy IN ddrGncs.
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UNISGS.

A Winnings, TENT- A%u flags.
IA i, e. IiUGNN Mau"tsrurrr,
No, lie Market 81 ,r', 'tIN .nlI F.,tlh aud Eighth
S49Gla nVI.aNvaI isa
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~ FouR LINES CONSTITUTE A SQUARE If an
Advertisement exceeds four lines the price will be
in exact proportion All Advertisements are pay
able at the time Of their insertion. Marriages ana
death notices Of three lines twenty five cents each
as- Advertisements under the heads OF Wants,
"To Rent For Sale" "Boading.' "rorsonal.'
"Iost and Found" consisting Of two lines or more
ten cents per line each Insertion.
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Distance Makes hold.
From ihe Cin0lnnall EnaIITe1l

From the Cincinnati EnaJiTe'!
It is charged that all tina. Gal! Hamilton has
to d. with noss Tribune letters Is TO sign her name
10 them Cousin Jim BlaEe doing the rest We
wouldn't give this item the benefit of the En3nir"rs
!llmuRb.c circulation II there were not about uIne
hundred miles Of TIE American Republic between
uAIl Lud u, and no fast trains running
National Republican., 1877-07-16

Stocks strong and higher
The following are the buying and selling rates or
Government securltics
Securities. Buying. Selling.
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The Republican In New York
can be obtained nj BRENTANos News Emporium
~ Union square
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Snylcr Ahead.

From the New Orleans Item;
As between Saylcr aud Randall, the chances
Of the former for securing Southern suppnrt arc
better than the latter Mr. Randalls opposition
In the last Congress to many Of the enterprises
in which the South was interested, nlicnaicd
many of the southern members, who can never
DO induced to give him their votes for Speaker
National Republican., 1877-07-16

We bsf leave IN stale that G"ci'u" 10 'aturn ~.
jecied Communications; and 10 this rule we eau make
no exception.
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Local Notices. gS ,'"u', l,ei tive each Insertion tH
Items 20 cents pet iir rSi Insertion, ~ 'rhs pei UhS
each subsequent Insertion
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Going for Blaine.
From the Memphis Appeals

While Blaine was waving his bloody shirt at
Woodstock on the Fourth Of July patriotic wns the
voice of the Southern people. There Is no one IN
the South proposing extreme mcnsurCs nnl thr
charge Is only made by the scalnwaGs wlin have
taken possession of the caStoff sandcr mills Of the
carpetbaggers. and propose t. run them IN the In.
tcrest Of the Northern Republicans who will prove
by the falsehoods of the new millcrs that hrrr are
extremists in the unreConStructcd and disloyal
South anxious TO stir UP another rebellion.
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The following are the opening and closlnR rates for
the active stocks, as telcgrnphed to H. d. Cooke IT, a
Co. from the New York Stock Eychangc:
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n Hayes win Maintain the Public Credit.

Meanwhile one man has been found whose
prnmses seem to he those Of an honest man and to
have some meaning and force. Fortunately there
il yet reason u believe that President Hayes rises
not BY accident bat ty merit above the herd of
Cpwafdly politicians lie II was who said, with his
own election pending and with the confident
shouts Of the TepudiatOfs nnglny IN his ears Il re-
gard all the laws Of the United States relating TO
iEe payment OF the public Indebtedness tho legal
tender notes included, as constituting pledge and
moral obligation of the Government wtIrh must IN
good faith be kept" By that d., Ia.aIlul hts own
election was secured. Upon IT, iHHh Of that a.
suraECe money amounting 70 hut Of miIioES
has been invested by experienced Gsn VIII 'nid
not risk battered copper on the pledges Of party
Not uE,l he be:Tays the people who Lave trusted
linn. not Unul he dishDnpIN nLd dl'gI6Cc' hlG.scli
can repeal Of the pledge To le'"nO aln hEed date
LA = WlliGut his veto.
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Objections to Morton's Proposed Amend
ment of the Constitution.


And had Jeremiah Black been the vertable
prophet jeremiah, or died in infancy, might we
not have been spared this parade Of ghosts from
the dead Electoral Commission Of last February
Why array them In their unsightly shTouds, which
look very like robes of justice but stil nrc only
grave clothes, TO fright the land from Its prhrrety
Why summons these spirits from their lasting rest
from the toImenting fires of thelr own con
scIenCes-Mr. Black, when everybody has been
content to have the dead buried out of their sghti
What good can 1t do now to disturb the peace Of
the country BY raising this ghost Of an issue and
parading i through the land? We cannot see any
proper object TO be gained by IT, II Is only waste
Of words, words, words" and Riler II has been
read by those whose hearts are In the coffin with
their dead Caesar, tho heightened aud pTosRic pre-
| sentiment OF the Electoral Commission will slumheI
forever in that fearful tomb OF all bOultunic hoEes
| the Dead Past We cannot ECw ailord 70 listen
| 10 JeT0mahs lamentations nor nhyb1dys lalEen
| tatOns, We have too much business Oh hAndOf q
present and pressing mature closely connected
| with the futuro-too many live people 10 loOh
after even to think about ghosts however re
| spectacle aud ghOstly.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
FINANCE AND CONNER CE.
Finance.

The following are the closing rates lnr slate SNf.
ties, as telcgraphed from the New York Stock .S.
change
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GEL OBIsPO."
[From the Gin

From the Cimarrou (N. NJ News and Press, August
Nobody in New Mexico ever doubted the identity Of
Axcll and FL Obispo because all the internal and ex
tornal evidences proved 1t conclusivcly-so concu
svcly fact that Axcll felt constrained, in view Of
the breeze created to acknowledge ana apologize for
over his signature, trying to laugh it of as
joke-a CHASTITY "goak'' truly
Here is the proof from tho nles Of the Ne'o Mexican
Of November, 1s.5:-
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. ~, 1875.
EDrroRs NEW MExIcAx:--
An explanation Oh some expressions In my published
letters duo both TO myself ana iritnis. Before
LEFT SAT- Lake the patty tribune had been very abu
svc upon what IL c0Dtemptuous called the
greasers OF New Mexico, and pretended 10 consider
my appointment to this Territory as punish ment II
also published and circulated IN ths Territory state
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OVERCROWDED STEAMBOATS,.


Alderman Shells introduced a resolution in the
Board Of Aldermen which has just received Mayor
Elys signature, requesting Corporation Counsel
Whitney TO report upon some legal method Ivy which
the overcrowding Of steamboats, this harbor can be
prevented II appears that the authorities who really
have supervision OF this matter two United states
steamboat inspectors for tho district OF New York
named Austin Jayne and John X. Mathews. These
gentlemen transmitted the following notice to Mr..
Shells
OFFICE UNITED STATES fSsrrcroRs or STEAMBOATS,,
DISTINCT or NEW YoKg,
To Mr.. THOMAS SHEiIs;-
SIRYou hereby summoned appear before che un-
dersignca W their Office % Pine street. the 9Th day
August. 1871 at haIfp ten o'clock M rive
dcnce In acsrtnn investigation the the United
states now pending before us; anu this omit
under penalty OF S1OO.
Witness our hands this 9th day of August. 1877
AUSTIN JAYNE,
JOHN X. MATHEWS,
United States Inspectors Of Steamboats, District Of
New YORK.
On recc,pt Of this cation the Alderman yes
terday proceeded TO the Ohoc CT the Inspectors wherc
he was subjected To rigid cr0ss-cxaninatiou us 10
whether he had any personal knowledge relntive to
tho ovcrcrowding OF any STEAMBOATS, The Alderman
was not able to give testimony in this Respect as he
stated that he had not travelled Oh u steamboat for
time, but I've based II IS action intruducer OF
The AidermanC resolution upon general reports and
complaints made by 5arious persons The inspeolors
Iniormed Inn that they examined the steaIiib boats
year. They also expressed their Willingness TO
take any necessary steps 10 prevent tins dangerous
practice oil ovcrcrowdng
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ments that was Mormon bishop and came more rn.
der the direction OF the Mormon Church TO estaosn
colony OF Mormons IN this Territory. .nousn. "a
rms sufcienty absurd TO treat 1t good joke, and
so l assumed the name they had gwen me, III
Obispon and said hat the Taos Indians were wunns
that The colony should be established upon their reser
vatot and tBat they would go up 10 Utah aud Destroy
the Gentle hordesL had not the remotest idea tnas
any one would consider this talk serious vrrrr
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COURT MARTIAL.

On Tuesday, August 81 court martial will convene
a, the Twen,y-thrd regiment armory, Clcrmont ave.
nue., Brooklyn, for the trial OF all enquonts in the
regiment who failed to respond TO the call for duty
during the strike last month Lieutenant Colonel John
N. Partridge has boon detailed for the coust
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ANEW ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND AND LOCUST
IN and after SUNDAY June IL the steamboat
ARROWsMITll willie West I'D st. 10 A. ". l. r NJ ;
A. NJ 40 +. NJ. - North kivsr. 10 ;soA NJ,
steamboat MINNIE Il. CHiLDs leaves West 22d st.
s:i5 a. NJ, II 20 A. NJ, 3P NJ; Leroy ST., $3.50 A n.
ii 80 A. NJ. $40 2. NJ; franklin ST. Jos \. NJ. II NJ.
300 Z. NJ pier 10 North River 10 A. NJ II; 40 NJ
FARE. a5c EXCURSION TICKET 4oC.
Connecting with railroad Tor Cables and Middle Island
hotels an Bath Park
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NEW ORLEANS DikECr.-THE CROMWELL LINE
~ steamship HUDSON saturday. August ii. at O'Clock
A.. NJ. IRON pier . North River -.
points River For freight APP
ply 10 CLARK x SEAMAN. ~ West st.
L,Ok NASSAU. n. p. ST JAGO AND ClENFuEGoS
IL Cuba ~ Re gular mail steamship CLkOfAlhA VIII
New York August IL. at L. VI. .,.,.
MURRAY. FERRIS CO.. W south ST.
lIORGAN's LINE To NEW ORLEANS AND TExAs.,-
WI The steamers viii sail from pier 30 North RIVER Us 'o
NEW Saturday August II
For New Orleans direct transferring Texas reign, tnete
to Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad Tor Morsan
city. thence per Morgan steamships 70 ieHah ports
Through bills oil fading signed 20 all points on he
ppi River. Mobile Galveston lndianolu. corpus hrist
Kockpor Brazos Santiago. Brownsyie anu 70 al points
the Houston and Texas Central, international ana
Great Western. Texas Pacific and Iranscontinentai rail
roaus Freight cr 1T. Marys and Fulton landed AZ ROCK
san Antonio freight via Caero at reduced rates
effected under policy OF the line.
10 New Orleans. cent; to Texas ports. per cent
For freight fnrther Information Apply to BOGERT *
MORGAN Agents, Office pier ;,6 North hvcr
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NTOW OPEN.
IN New, quick. short route to
Manhattan Beachl Manhattan Beach Hotel

IN New quick. short route to
Manhattan BeHch Manhattan Beach HOTEL
Coney Islandi
Grsfua's famous Seventh Regiment Band, OF IS pieces
plays every afternoon evening Grand Sacred Concerts
Sunday evening.
The finest most sgni6cent seaside hotel in
the United States.
steamers D. X. MARTIN and NORwALK leave every
day Sunday included. AS follows:-
The d. r. Martin nd ST.. North Rver-9:4O IL 40
A. NJ. 40. 40, 40 r. NJ Pier North Rver-7A 40
10 A. NJ; IL M.;2 A, +. NJ.
The Norwn.k. from 22d st., North River-lo 40 A M ;
River-li 10 A.. N. Il 10, $40, 5:lO 7:loF. NJ.
Connecting at Bay Ridge with Tor this beach Close
connections at ray Ridge, going and coming.
Time from piers and to Bay Ridge, 20 minutes.
Time from Bay Ridge to beach, rs minutes
Fare--kound trip, 30 cents. .
This is the quickest and most pleasant route from New
York TO the sea Shore .
brooklyn to Manhattan Beach-Trains leave East New
York $50 40 10;l3. IL rs A. NJ II SIS. 80
2:44 1872, 80. 6:i5 7l5, 80 T. NJ Time. 10 minutes
To he nea ch
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ExCURsrOrs.
pLYNoUT6 ROCK. aooKxwxS BEACH

pLYMoUrh ROCK. KocKAwAT BEACH.
MOUTH ROCK With ali her great musical sttraetiOn..
Si ms for
ss 'sasss E ss or. '
single rib sisl. s,,Ssy WY: as cents ,,'.,x
fSEth sys q 1880 O'Clock and Martins
.snss1s piys s, Rock wITaoGT hxTEs SIxEiE
Sso i .s at 80 Grand st. East river at 10 ococ
Peck sip io,O Takes arrival from
A GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
., .,.. 1nurs %,,y;y A e so 3
Leaves Leroy = 8 JsSss Wharf E n, S,sosys s1
Music h DsSsas f is1 ssf sos D'D
HEAD OF ALL SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
"A The Long Branch Palace Ses-going Steamer
n,.v.r isss Sd AKA SqH Is..
!s Fee St s ssis s KIN 4. Sstss S's'
ana s Inc u sss fsI snsy
Rockaws Beach, Far kocksway and the famous sea shores
Also giving two hours Fire Island to enjoy one Of
sI%m laSaroas dinners r,s nr sns SURF Da'n
Music by Professor Astros celebrated brass and string
Returning. arrive at New York 7:soPM
sASks hyhEY PAY
= p , XII st. - r. e per ~ T. r., 7i5 I'D
Ss RI ass s Sa 3D. H. g. y Pss Sss.s.
Eaensra ssdswick barses Harvest Queen Republic.
Caledonia Anna ana BALDWIN; also ExSsis,o Park kagi
BsIdGs s4 st. opposite Christopher street ferry
open evenings.
T. Peck slip nth st. every half hour for Astoria
Harlem and High Bridge. Fare 10 cents. Ask the clerk
'' 'A'' '"' WILLIAM w1rHERwAx. Superintendent.
EIoRT LEE. PLEASANT VA. LEY AND SHADY SIDE
L steamboats, leave Canal st. sUNDAfat
IL A. 81 r. ii. Landing DAILY ana SUNDAY at24th
I2M 6P. NJ. St. and 34th st. 10 minutes later
Leave SoSsb s. 4 lSA i dls e
NOR EXCURSIONS OPEN AND
I o"''n' s'''" '''D's GEORGE rLYMER. 80 south st.
PUSHING BANKS. SO cENrs-suNpAy, TUESDAY.
as. the sRsoS
ss s1sSs r.
i =: z's HSi'
E.;, ssla soa,S y CITY prices.
CEAND FAMILY EXouRsIoN TO NEwBUKG,
u Island and West Point stopping ut Yonkers
til, ... . .,ssnss jdSst Asfrs. win ,..v.
E EanS"s sanfrS
Whitehall st., S5 A. NJ Fulton st. Jewell's WHARF,
Brooklyn 35 A. NJ. Pier - North River 80 A. NJ 9th
st. Ioboke 15 A. NJ; West 10th North River, 80
A. NJ West 24th st (, North River. 9:45 A. N.
Grand musical attractions.
Fare, round trip ooc
Ito FOR ROCKAWAY BEACH. TO-DAY.
Go palace steamer COLUMBIA; largest excursion
steamer vel built See advertisement.
NEW ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND AND LOCUST
"a "na rss,
Leroy st. 1910 A. NJ, 40 4:lO i. NJ Franklin ST., 10 30
A. Nj. : 20 L. NJ. pier Ii North River 10 $50 A. NJ,
800 $50 r NJ returning IL $50 A. NJ. 80, ~ NJ
steamboat MIN ME r. CHII.Ds leaves West 22d st.
s:t5 a. NJ, II 20 A. NJ. r. NJ; Leroy st., 1922 A NJ.
n,er III North River. o rs A. NJ ID p. NJ.
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TKAyELLERs, GUIDE.

land DANlhL DsEW leave sestry stree, per So,sn
s %es, Pe%s N New
d@ @s the ss'
sn nI osns pants a
good Hudson River Railroad eceysd %
s The boat. q me r0kn Leave; Sss sT Yd
Central and Tor saratoga On the wharf.
A LBANy BOAT. PEOPLES LINE. go ,o,,~ IN,
Of X p %s. ST. M w
a. Albany for le s ss and an sna
TOM Brsotyn BY sies%soat leaving Jsweis wharf Gu;
ss No. daily at 10 m fare only II % and price OF
A -is77-ILoYD's DOCK, OYSTER BAY, LAUREL.
s and a DeS see oDa tYLER will leave
Nsw & "y S vs Tor es a0rv foot
Tlesets 10 ali landings 90 cents Excursion cketss
A TROY BoATs-CITIzEN's. LINE FOR TROY,
LAKE. the IA and al point:
a ana Mss r"ss ' OF
rsa pier - North 'f RIVER %"s
A SARATOGA VIA PEOPLES LINE FROM PIER
SosS @ M ;:Ssas y rao n So s
sea Albany and return W. and RETURN - a.
! A MARY POWELL. FOR WEST POINT: CORN
A.wa. Newburg rouahk epse kondou I'm, and kinssson
Brooklyn annex, leaving Jewel's wharf AZ 2 80 r NJ
A --sARAroGA.-DIREor ROUTE. VA oITIz gsss
iaa as% sss g is LICK @
!
(,ATsKILL AND sTUYyEsANT BOATS. LEAVE
CGay from pier ~ foot Of Canal st. 81 p NJ. tor
sengers and freight. 81. Berths free
Dssen sahAM srs1er The Ia last and
Scz DeT 81 East River a, ,""sa Of pc sr
eSve sts%Gaa a .s9 60 and x
cents. good FOR month
LrALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS
ssss ps Ss ss 1nds
July 70 september ins!usve +. NJ. Tickets for
rs , ns srpok .1 sd DSshs
T. M conneeting with Danbury and New Haven railroads
Excursion tickets. SOC
DOR CAlsKILL. srUYvEsANT, &C.-sTEAMER
/ ESCORT from Fra kiln st. North ver every Monday,
s "fn"' iate 81 siD i BsrtGs Tree 49, : - -
BEANcI AM rlIthpEETI nh,1eoAp
Commencing June Is, 1877 Steamers leave New York
pier s North liver foot Rector connecting at Sandy
IS Lon, l,,snsns9 70 l ,oie s' Gas
rhIIadeipha and Toms River-6:2o. $3.50 A. NJ; a4o
Sea side Park Barnesat and Beach Havsn-e 20 AN;
Sundays for Long BrSnch.9 >Mn A .,r., N,n,~
q MiIHs 81 Rail TaE NIST;Es lie mSg%aIa
HE oS ST s e 81 si e o On
and all prints Fast daily except sundays at PM,
from pier 81 North River. foot of Jay st.
Free transfer for passengers via either line to and from
BY n u sSn sr Of sas s5UeSn
rNO PHILADELPHIA,
rrsssvlvAsiiHH RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE, AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK an AND B Fiji PHILADELPHIA.
10 Through Trains each way daily Dcpots in fhadol
phia, > in New YORK.
Double track the improved equipment and the fastest
time consistent with al olute safety.
On and after July %. 1877.
Express Trains New York via Desbrosses and Cor
andt street ferries ms follows
1890 s:20 $3.50 Limited, 1913 A. NJ. !. q 9. and
so r NJ. sunday, A. NJ. = 9, ana $3.50 7. NJ.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 335 g. 80 3 80
and II 4. N. tLimited Express, 80 p. NJ. L. 80
and 30 T.. NJ. II Midnight On Sunday, 3:}5, 3,
{ 300 NJ, 4. 30 +. NJ. and II Midnight.
Ticket Offices $40 and 94f Broadway No Aston House
and loot of Desbrossss aud Cortand sts; No Court
Brooklyn Nos. ia, 1l6 and lis Hudson ST.. Hoboken;
Of Jersey City Tck office, No Battery
place. FhANk IuDMSUN, 1eueral MANAGER
l.. l.. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
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To- tsrs"t ,i.'.f..i r ~1srASf
ttl.t lf..is 80, L.,EfrooE LLSk ,trp.
.@@ ie"s n, ~. ~. ~ .,ass ise pl AsaM
-. -. -
-. ~. -. "a .e..ea 49, NM salyax
..s ~ y. ~ ..'."..s't he"' '1haas'rhis and New
to AsrNkEr.
stlent a 800 ssassai Agee,.
ie1A l.s5' SALa. ssssi. 5stirsS place.
NJ 80. -. . ~ssr !. is,,S sSD - ~
I~t~ 4 49,. At. .-I.'..r 4 .rars,sn tickets on very
- - ,it ~, 10 e.r,.-,tsr. 20 CiiATLss
NhnA IN ~ ssata
ktsm Ais. ..... -, ,,,.,,,,
-" 4. "A =. NJ, III, <i,,t itxTY '
49, &. X ..sl .a..i III Caaal ~ - follows:--
x.ttt ..t-..-.-.'..''. esssaa, Ana. q,
Ftat8 ~ .lnI ............... thursday. Aug. -
W s & .sss.'sss ssS ss.
49, - '.'-' $500. ,-ss. ~; 3. s Sci z" 70
- Nt. ,E.s'a 20 az, k, 40 LAY, AT
- f,,oi 81 s,tN.i. - 81. A (. n. a.
lVehrn LIttan AapN a. By ~ :. :. go.
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40. ~" 'rN (. ~ 4, s ,i,.i. ~. a,eAu
1855 .s. ,.s saa "a i oRn, 4 y A. NJ
ss.,a 3. r, y .sss'' s V. y ''''"A
..ffH W 1890. AND LONDON.
Att'" ~. 4. 80 Y ls,a.... ,seee l. ~ a. NJ
81 ~ - :. .is ssssss '' ,sis.
-. 4. ~. ...s. A..s''. ss.''.s '.sss".
NN NsfNaN .ND LitnErooL
t 1T, ,sAths NAIL r..ou
: y; Eg,ss -saih ot the
kgNA.l ...,e $1,000. 49,. Ausu.l y. z ~
EsEf sss,~@sar ! r NJ
mw ~ -. p fsid. Return tickets
rI .t'.s "a bath room. are placed
pas 49, es AZ. a.,se aaaE.n leasi anording
@ -. ..... .s,.s.s. q ssS sppy a, the
;. ocoarrs. Agent.
NJ tn "a osAee,sis E9 ,9,,5 90 aoI-
-. .............ss s s..a.' 70 ,,s
~ =. ., i..' y; ' si's he s' paS,
- psssA'. '...'''' e. :. ., wing perfect
.ta s'.a ~. !, -, " % srssis.y,
lfNM saini, Al r.crer coNrANY,s LINE
r ,tsr' 's., ", y, s az n.n., .,
49, s \ 1888, Sr.,;;s:S SsEf T.$ 3,
ss. ~ si.is s.6ss si; 20. s''''
h@TA d SrsSsa~s;, Ny.
~" 80 49, Az lSrsfn 70 QUEENS
e. i. -. . y ,.,, Z, cna,..s
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-19
From the ". Y. World.
THE POPULAR VOTE.
Tilden's Majority, 26o,1S3--- Total
Vote, S,443 ,312--- Democratic
Gain Since 1879, o69, 1893.

Fall returns are now 10 from all the
thirty-eight states, and it is possible to
sum up with approximate exactness the
vote cast for president at the last election.
In the following table is given the popu-
lar vote for president. 10 Alabama the
Dlnjor5ty is reported from one county
instead of the cote. In California aud
West Virginia two counties are included
that were TOO late for the official canvass.
In Florida the face of the returns, as
ordered by the Supreme Court is taken,
giving Tllden "a, instead of the Returning
Board figures which counted in Hayes by
926. In Georgia the detailed returns
show a Democratic majority of S043l
which is $50 less than the declared official
majority. ln Louisiana the figures given
are those on the face Of the returns as
opened by the Returning Board, which af
forwards changed Democratic majority
Of 5,3O3 into Republican majority OF
4,499 In Mississippi one county is want
ing, and the Nebraska returns are from
the canvass by the Legislature, except
the scattering" In South Carolina the
Republican Returning Boards figures arc
given. The vote of Virginia includes one
county where the vote was'taken for Presi.
dent direct. In Colorado the vote 70!
Governor in October is given, as the Leg.
islature appoints electors. Finally, the
column scattering" includes the votes
for the America Alliance and Anti Secret
Society candidates, for nondescrlpt tick
ct in this state, and in some cases for
Smith or Cooper or both.
TABLE SHOWING THE POPULAR VOTE FOR
PRESIDENT, 1876.