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4 SILK BRAIDING MACHINERY
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sether WIKI Al the necessary ma hnefv Cor 80 nng srd
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Eeaal Notltes.


SUPREME COURT.
In rhe matter Of the application
of THOMAS LORD. IT,. aud others
for "A commission IN the nature - az NOTICE
writ de iulfrfjro fuQufrfife, against
THOMAS LORD 81 the tliy, C0un-l
y and state ol New YORK.
TO THOMAS LORD.
TAKE NOTICE that Commission 70 inquire II
unsOunlncs OF mind, mental as adcy OF
managing y0nr Affairs issued oi aE under the IA 81 no
sun enc Court OF The OF NeI pr directed 10 tho
undoTs gue Comms oner wbe executed ~ TIE circuit
Court Itpons Third In the County Court House ~ e
y,and County NewNork, the second Gay VI
February, 1873. at four o'clock IN the afternoon
Baisd, January 10, 1878.
ENOCH L.. FANClIBB,)
JAMES -. fl~H, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
GEORGE A. PETERS,
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ONCE rates
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IN recommended for Coughs Colds, Asthma, etc, BY the
Facniy Testimonials fIom the most eminent may BE- soc
Price 20 box sold by al druggists
They contain Opium a preparation thereof.
L. FOUOLRA ~ CO., New-foTk,
special Agents.
I AMOUROUX'S PICTORIAL SYRUP.The
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~ We buy and sell Mining stocks
At the SAN FRANCI~CO STOCK EXCHANGE
and NEW. YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
executed by daily commission.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY Il co,
Bankers, Brokers and Auconeers No Az Pinest y. Y.
~ Established - years. 81
Ncssrs. A. IT, NicOlay ir both members OF the
M \ I..t.n- I-nL L-NcI-lI
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COTTON Markets

AUGUSTA Ian os-Coton quiet steady Mddling, l0lic.
Middllng 9s Good Ordinary, Sei receipts Ooi Ohes
Gales, 7sl bales. . ...,,, 49,. -, ,,..
ding lO7c, ood Ordinary D7sc receipts 6so bales,
gross, $40 bales stock, 1880 bales ,, -
RALIInORY jan 2S-C0ttOn dull easier Midiling 1886
Low Mrilng lcsc. Good Ordinary loci gross receipts
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n. Il y T = y
~ supreme Court Of the state Of New York The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company plaintiff anst The Erie Railway
Of foreclosure and sale rendered and
entered Sp ca Term Of the said supreme Court IN the
1871 TcEnor Curtis Referee appointed therein 10
sell all and snguar the m9g@ee promises anches and
pant IN THIS action and mention ed IN the SAID judgement aud
a., rec geing me same %T Icy 80 - 9e 90 ny
40 hereby give notice that on the twenty dav " narcn
Ia year 1875 IL o'clock az the Merchants TX
YORK by Bernard smith Auctoneer shall proceed sell
and shall sell public auction to the highest bidder Tor CASH
the following dC-crib property Al ana sn-ulr The ran
WAYS OF company and Including PeTmon the
Hudson including the final torJiu- OF the SAID
railway Lake Erie. and the railway known as the New
tat part Of the railway designated a. the Bnnalo Branch 81
The STATE nI NV orA anu az" an otI avs
the company the states Of NcwfOrk, PENNSYLVANIA and
them. together with al the lands tracks,
lines. rails brtges WAYS buildings piers wharves structures
cTcctUn- fences walls fixtures tanchisos privileges ana
gturs tenler cars carriages tools machinery manuiac
materials coal wood and supplies Of
and an tolls income issues and prots arising Of said
property and all rights % receive recover the same also
Terms o. n r W. ea IS c vi or
Lne Railway Company by tbe Union RarDad Complain by
lie Ruiao Bradford PtisbUrg Railroad Company by
the Oghcstr and Genesoo Valley Railroad Company and by
the Lope Dock Company also all and singular the chose, ~
evidences Of Indebtedness easehod estates contracts and
Other property IN the SAID Judgment mentioned -
Given under hand the city Of New.York. this
twenty-hrst dav Of January, 4. D. ISIS: -
TUNER LIE MtcLr ,r liz N''''' 49,
Plaintiffs attorneys
20 NIssau.st., New.York.
sae Of the descrle heretofore adver
st - oclock noon at the Merchants ychange 9aesroo.
No. III broadway, IN tie civ o NewNork; was ihon AMI
GEORGE TICKNoR CURTIS
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=.
prrv.o Ian o.t1orr demand moderate s,i,s 60 bhi.
al caneri prf, W-a Nominal ia The I sr f 81 ' o5
Nh At Ial car i5si. At 30 Dat, no;bne ions
WS,,in 3u,." H. iI0 ln5i1 on ,iie t,To. Mai
5 y, 90 ~ ir m, 0hef articles nGehsnred'
I frisa. UNCHANGED recent, b ralaflonE 519Gnol,
nrv isoOI iisl r,e a. -.u bu.h. -hip,lc = DO, rail
I'.r i 49,, ggi Ws ,ye q 5j Sn ' c I o En
Gra ia store ana ao.i iacfc,s Wheat ~ ee7 bush Com
~ ~ D",' pc "a ,,'' ,if ~ bush er,lna
G,Tctso jan .s-iIorr iul ana unchanged whe1r In
lar eeinand. bur lowe; No. chicago spr.ns' ~ 3s :
I,iilisry; - 90. March So $40 0jir. Rejected, Soc
Ssi On any. T,SS avg r,l i siSi PIC 6l. da
We , ana ,,l . 'c w. ' dnu ara low r., a
B.1 iaacii1c ani lover ~ So ioTlc Dressed HOGS o,
ss t ''' ~ - Isl 49, c,rlng ~ I,rk In n d,
go ,,s s D aeh III a. ATril Lara in God de-,
Man5 ~. =, lss NJ, o. - mi Il h.
-ionlicr- 'c short nm c. snort Cicar = Whhsoy
fTy i o3is March corn stions aud higher 3o'-aja'c
strIne AID - re- higher Lad nrincr sll,r
tTcISS1H. jan 5s-Foor dun, laa,y, 81 a9os6 -
800 oais irncT. a. 2s45lc E'edqli al - &C. Barley
mir ,ir,nepd steam de- Kettle 7aaSc Bnlk Meats dull
1iq Box. Neat. nSthias n.y. bacon nomnaiy
St.c. GiG7c Tor Shoalicr. C5ar I:6 and clear sides
and t iians - 80 and :. - fir IL AMI . % averages
Wey ca4y s % a@ln1 c at ~ o. S e sugar
him. IIaris lO-qdllc; White saddle; New orleans, ga
p,ctin~ y -4 IN ,tc.r. - 5d-i %; receipts $50;
sbt,mrat. 100 -
Nj tt-tpr IAN os r,u,1iU tending do inward Wheat
useiti.d closed strong No Milwaukee, ~ O11 for Hard
Al ora, Tor soft No > do u5d, cash. January and
PRIMARY Michigan ii Oilt. No 3 do g1lIc quie.
No . lie Oats gll aud dropping Va. . 23'ld2ic. Rye
eas,cr' NJ I iOLc Harley anil al 5S1,sllc for No.
Sp,ins Provisions quiet and weak pressed Hogs ~
pm Aprtru, Ian rfroeum inactive nOninaly ia.
d ic for REFINED and sac Tor rude Coffee glt de.
,ri n,ir,. stsa,y+ in, Tiar. Iagnayra l7dlSc:
- 80 SI,,,,r nnnin1y
. tr ,,r 81 ," iI'i,ng f1ia ilelued sugars IN
a. - i i'ii a' =, NV" % tr Cr,s,i ga,c
@ a. ~ ~ W., ~ sr,io ,,, oic Tor A. Mo
,nI W. -, 49, ~ ,,a Ji,~ J., t,,rcir Fiour
s' ~, i % - ~ Nrnesoa Extra air
pie, uu, s',',l "D -, ~ an, t,tr'
- 89o1 ~ 20 . % 80 90 IL Ghe ~ ~ ono "
CO. 40 Paii and other high grades 81 2jGt5 Rye
would not Command this gurc com wanted Bnton-,
90 c ,rcss ~. ii,raI i,it,a ,xuort and local dr.
,nand nr,r., unrbsn,,rn i've steady at GDa7Oc. for
nam ~ 10 , = 10 fr p.nnsyyanta Com
ri . f,ir i"IyanJ We.inr, ponnsvyanii and southern
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Berlin trschmarksi ..... $3.50 94ts s5l4d 95iq
The week opens on a lazy money market, call
loans being reported at 6per cent Oh sIOck collateral
and at aud on pledge of United states bonds; at
the close the rate advanced TO z. Discount dnl al
TOT per cent The United States treasurer at WASH
ngton, to-day, received $3.50 600 National Bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were S34O,-
600, and the internal revenue receipts were 5000
600. The following is the Clearing House state
ment to-day: Currency exchanges. SOC, 72S,775;
currency balances, $292l, IA; gold exchanges,
$14,3JO. 800; and gold balances. 81 ,543, SJ7.
The sum of 957, 900 bullion went into the Bank
of England ION balance" to-day. British cons0ls
advanced ls TO 95llle, and L. 5. bonds strong,
1865 at 1914. new 5s ut 106ol6, new 4l2s at
lO55,e and 10-i0s at 109%i. In American railway
stocks Illinois Central rose to 7534, closing at 75l2;
Erie at OF the preferred at 22i4 NeT-Jersey Cen
trail at 1874. and Pennsylvania Central AT 81 Paris
dispatches report the per cent rentes openlng at
an advance to 1910, and rising to iO4Zi2, sight
exchange on London being quoted at 22.l6.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. OF
Newark, y. j.. to-day published ITS tnirty-ihird an
nuS report, making very favorable exhiot' IL
Will be- found in our advertising columns.
Mr. II. II. HOllister has been readmltted to mem
bership of the Stock Exchange.
The following securities were sold to-day at the
400 sha,es USon Pacinc Railroad Company .. 6sa.
200 SHARES Bankers ard Brokers Association 90 por
5000 South PaeiEe RAILROAD Company, Of Missouri,
LonS. .......e.....9.... 7Sa
"a shaTS S isse Shore and Michigan thern Rail
way Company. guaranteed 10 per cent stock eel. 120
loo shircs Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati ana -
Indianapolis isdilNaN company ~
so shares Western Union Telegraph COmpany...... TN
100 shares Chicago and Northwestern Railway Com
' psny 1ireiefre1D ... ........-'....... G2i
100 shares mon Pacific Railway Company $50
200 shares BANKERS an Brokeis Association. 90 per
cent paid, slSD.
100 shares Bfokers' ABsoci8ion' oO per
paid, for $89.
5000 WinOnl and ST. Peter Railroad Company LIST ~
mortgage bonds oo2
The earnings Of the st. LOUIS, Kansas City and
Northern Railway compare as follows:
1871 1873 In Increase
Jhird week OF January Sg42di s5SUS9 $500
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal At
lantic ports this 2sth day OF January. were
Newl ok. Bait. Phila. BOst.
Flour bbls.... 1887 34se 2130
Wheat bueh 2gl. $50 ..... 274OO 5000
Corn bush. .-..2lo.932 $1,000 lb930O 26.400
Oats. bush. 10000 $500
Rye bash..... l,278 300
Barsey, BUSH. 1919 5000
Total bush. ...59l.o3o $500 20O.0O0 S2400
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ElRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
sod by r.. :. BAILEY. Gj Wallst.
NOTICE to TENNESSEE BONDHOLDERS.
y A. meeting = the appointed by the Tenn
bo dhollers. January Us. lo7~, 30
rooted That an holders oi Tennessee bonds
que-ed 10 oomuuuict c with M Peter Gedes Bans If COM
irrre Building. room = New York, OF said committee
that a Tennessee bonhOldtIs send Ia their
names foI T"cOuias soon Is possible.
EUGENE KELLY, PETER GEDDES
J. r. TERRY, j. O.. X. DUER,
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iRAIs IN STORE IN NETWORK ASD RRooKLYS WARE

Total bush. .6.l32.b5i 6,360,364 bl32.bl5 7760SS8
HAY AND sTRAw-shppng Hay fairly active steady;
others q0iet North River Shipping Hay, 60c retail VI
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bringing sc yet Good Lambs would bring $50. and Prime
might possibly reach To- mixed lots Of Sheep and Lambs
from S. 10 TO 81 20 per 100 State Ewes, &c. City
Slaughtered Mutton sold at a0c Lambs $780, with an
exceedingly quiet market 1900 ~
Colorado Sheep 81 at 4c Total Tor the week. 1879 head
HaileDbeef Davis sold 1873 Michigan Sheep Ill ro at
$50; IS Ohio l2S No. at 64o 29 state 81 ~ at 4Hc 1853
do 10 10, 4c 80 do 80 b at Sc; 80 do. 81 b at 5sc
Ia d. 1902 D at c 149 do, lib No. at 54c l42 co. ia
ID. at 6isc 16l State Ewes few Lambs ITO no. at &C. 2o
Canada sheep and Lambs. 10 h at s. 10 100 l.o do
&C. TOts for the week. 5093 head Of Sheep and Lambs.
which sold at average OF IS OF per head.
Hume Elliott Co. sold so Michigan sheep, l01 b Of 5isc
493 do. 107 H. at 5Lc; SO Penn los H. at 50 40 ID 100
10 d. 100 H. at &C., 1875 Ohio 80 b 5e 1888 d. 80 h, az
IS 1S 10 100; l79 do, 1913 3D. at 5c 205 Illinois 80 10 at
3c l52 Canada Sheep and Lambs 30 d. at6to Total Tor
tho week. 520i head Of Sheep and Lambs averaging 50 IL
Judd Buckingh sold at Jersey City, l57 OHIO sheep
100 H. nj 5sc 1884 DO 100 H. ut s. 30 100 2e9 d. Ia
NJ ut 5c Total for the week, 300 head, which average
s. 81 per head. -
PdCOck sold ISL Illinois sheep, 80 N, at iec "a
do rs h. at Sc Sl Ohio 90 TO- AT fic. Total number Tor
the week. 452 head thar selling price averaging - ~ per
head the range Of pricas was from I l4c To 7c.
HOGS-TOtal for the week 32.20 against 392l4 the pre-
vous week To-day eio cars at Jersey City and 81
live hogs today only the market aud they had
not found buyer at ~ City Creased had fair demand at
bn5c.: Western dressed the market but none
sold, they held 4disc Jersey do, 5ai d6c for
lgh;; 54dJ2 c. for medium DC for heavy state do htea
15sc. for light; for medium 446Jc. Tor heavy IL
thought that the cold weather III help tonOfr0ws mar
ket. not having much eject on to-day's.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Jan %, 1878.
RECEIPT,.
Beevcs. Cows Yeas. Sheppard lama swine.
1923 81 6S7 1873 32,2eA
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THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

Per North Rirc1, Tesscls ana Rdllroods
MONDAY. Jan. 2S. 1879.
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OFFICE OF WELLS. FARGO & CO..
san FEtNCG~CO, Dec. =, 1877.
STOCKHOLDERS MEEIING.-'rhe next an
- meeting the Stockholders of Wells Fargo Co,
On election OF Directors To for the ensuing year VIII
De held on TUESDAY February D. 1875 &C ~ NJ a the com
panss Office n Francisco. state al california. Inc
transfer book, u be- closed saturday, January 90 ard
Wednesday February q, 1873 by order OF the
Board OF Directors JAMES HERON, Secretary
DELAWARE LACRNYANNA AND WESTERN RAILRoAD Co.
20 Exchange place. New York Jan. -. 1878.
DUE ANNUAL ELECTION for Officers
and Managers Of this Company will be he AZ tls Office
Tuesday 18Th day Of Frbrary. uroX At 10 O'Clock
POLE viii be- open from 10 70 u o'clock transfer books
" be closed from Both January to 23d February.
FREDERICK III. GlNBENS. Treasurer.
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TKI > IETo:
I'D JoNrs FRANCIS SK,DDY,
CHAIR - DENNIS ALEXANDER V. BLAE :.
W. - II. MOoRR, ADOLPH LEMOYNE.
IEyIs CURTIS, RoBr y MISTuRN.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL, CHARLES H. MAgsnALL,
JAMES Low, GEORGE W. LANE,
DAVID LANE, ROBERT l.. STUART,
GORDON W. BURNiIAM JAMES q. DF FOREST.
DANIEL :. MILLER FREDERICK CHAUNoEy.
WM sTIEGIs CHARLES ID. LEvERICH,
JOSIAH o. Low, HORAcR GRAY.
WILLIAM r.. DODGE EDMUND W. CoRIlES
ROYAL PHELPS JOHN ELLIOTT,
THOMAS T. YousGs WILLIAM BRYCE.
CA UANn WILLIAM H. FoGG,
JOHN d. HEWLETT PETER " KING,
WILLIAM N VEIN THOMAS d. CopDIyGTog.
Cu,pIEs T. BuRpErT HORACE X. THURBER
j. ID. JONES, President
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice President.
W. II. IL. MOORE I'd vioe-Prest
A. \. RAVEN, Sd Vioe-ProsL
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OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE Cour,NYi
Ian 23 lS-S (

I
Charter Of the Company submit the following statement
0 its affairs the 3lst December, 1877.
Premiums received marine risks. from lst
January. 1877. to sIst December. ls77 si7lo66j SO
Premiums o policies not marked OF LIST Jan.
nary 1877 - 2OlOSg2 81
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The receipts of -four and grain at the principal At
lantjc ports this 2sth day OF January, were
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p SThe Company the right advance the price
OF the stock on any day wi bout notice.
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KsREVETaESs

Gabriel Prats, We genial and ever polite pro-
prietOr of the Cosmopolitan bar-room. at the
day Wednesday, with renewed splen Tor as to
the appearance and requisites of the place with
the most recherche wines and liquors, aud what
free, If you pay the drinks, for which the
charges will be moderate.
Our genial host of the st. Charles Hotel. Bob
Rivers, arrived yesterday evening from the
bright as a Silver dollar He is determined
with his San Carlos hotel in fresh paint and
completely renovated to make al the guests
happy who will apply to him for morsel to
eat and pillow WhereuDon to rest their weary
heads.
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SIXTH WAHsEH.

The following is tho report from poll /. sixth
ward
State Trena11rer-E a. Burke 800.
Representative First Congressional District
r. L. Gibson 593. Castellanos IL,
Mayor. W. Patton SIS.
Accounts-John Glynn. Jr.. 5G9.
Fnanco-A. I'll. IAuncsnn SO
Improvements-J. D. Houston, 500.
poice-P Menllie, Ell.
Waterworks-E. f. Chevnlley, 575.
Commerce.. H. Behnn, 575.
Aeseeements-W Washington Marks. 579
Civil Sheriff.. R. A. Gauthreaux, 575.
Criminal SherifY-John Fitzpatrick 57l Man
devile Marigny IS.
Recorder of Second District Court-Ernest
Miltenberger COZ, Ralph Duvllier g..
IT, Rance, 6O2.
Representatives. A. Bienvenu SIS, Andre
l.. Burthe q, NJ. E. Hunt IS.
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majority for Congress in the city and county
| will be about 1000.
| The Republicans Make n Clean Sweep for
Ansn nlG

majority for Congress in the city and county
will be about 1000.
The Republicans make n Clean sweep for
the Assembly Inn Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Nov. +. Midnight.-Ten Republican
and three Democratic aldermen are elected IN
this city. VIM. A. Johnson tNepubicnn}. in the
Fifth Assembly District, Is probably elected. the
Republicans making clean sweep for ne As,
Is re-elected city police justice by nearly 400O
majority.
st. Lawrence COunty-Heayy Republican
Nzaiorities.
OeDENsBuRa, N Y, Nov. b-St Lawrence
county gives 5000 majority for Danforth james
(Itl fs elected to Congress and there are three
Republican assemblymen.
" EaHaa hle Reelection 0f RRlsc0ck to C0B-
sress.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Nov. s, $3.50 y. mind cation
gre that Hiscoek. Republican, is reelected to
elected to the Assembly from the first district.
The vote OF the City Of Syracuse and
0nopaaga County.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov. 5.--The complete vote OF
the city gives Hiscock, Republican, for Con
grees, 1902; Wieting Democrat, 1913: D.nIort1h'
G3s majority. The Republicans elect three as
sembymen. Hiecock's majority In Onondaga
county Is from $500 to 40oo.
The Republicans Garry Utica.
UTICA, Nov. +. 2p. M THE indications are that
publican assembyu en- are elected.
Republican Cong ressionaa and Assembly
Claims.
UTICA, Nov. 6, 1;3o O. m;-Reports from oil
parts of the State indicate that the Republicans
have elected between 80 and B6 ont of 1913 mem
bers of the Assembly. a gain of II, and have also
elected 20 or % out Of 80 congressman, gain Of
from 3 tot
Republican victory I'm 0swego.
OswEeo. Nov. g. ep. m,-There is every In,
diea,ion Of q completo Republican victory IN
this district. Geo. 3. Sloan, for the Assembly
Is elected by over 1900 majority: Mason. Con
grossman has majority In the city Of TOO
The vote of the county is not yet in.
a mixed Result I'm Jefferson County.
WArERTowN NJ Z, Nov. 5--Danforth. 70,
Court of Appeals, 4rries Jefferson county by
about 1000 majority; Miller. Republican,, tnr
Congress, has about the same majority: SKIN,
nor. Republican. In the First District, and
Thompson, Democrat. In the Third District
are elected to the Legislature, The Democratic
elected their sheriff by over GOO majority, aud
also two school commissioners.
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THH H. COUNT.

There is one man here in this city who knows
exactly what ticket is in the majority and. that
man is STAUB Go to Goldthwaite's bookstore
and newspaper depot to-day at IL o'clock and
Staub will tell you all about the election and
moro In the bargain. Outside of being q know
ing 'un Staub always remembers the DEMOCRAT,
by sending US the latest and freshest neW3pa-
pers and periodicals.
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All THE POLLS.

At poll of the tenth ward, as the counting
Of the vote was announced the deputy United
United States sup per thereupon Closed he
poll, which was subsequently opened upon the
United States marshal being allowed on the in
side At last accounts the counting Of the votes
at this WIND Was prOgressing quietly.
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Heavy DAMAGES Awarded.

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 5-The largest verdict
ever rendered in this State was gwen yester-
Of New York. against Silas r. Stone, of this city,
The evidence showed that in 1871 Stone obtain
ed 8 power of attorney from the plaintiffs to
this city. Stone represented that the land was
worth 100000 and sold the part bel 7nging. to
Barlow and Dav for 5000 900. and then sold his
own half for $4,000 Suit was brought for $780,
600 and interest from 1871 The jury rendered
the verdict asked for. $4,000.
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We III VI o MT.
Barlow, independent asreenhackcr, Elect.
ed TO Congress.

ST.. ABRAMS, Nov. 5.-The election to-dav was
for a representative in Congress from tho Third
District there having been none chosen ut the
September election. Fifty towns give Brady
Barlow. the holting Republican and Green-
hacker, 1878 Groat, regular Republican. 1856 !;
Waterman, Democrat s22. Bnrlows majority
over all is 1926 his plurality over Groat is 4117.
with q towns to hear from. AS a plurality
elects BarloW's election is certain.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
PERSON AL.

Mr.. Thos Duffy, the genial and we'll known
clerk of the Fifth District Court, has returned
from a two months soourn North and once
more illumnes the court building with his
ever-smiling countenance. Long may he wave
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06

The gentlemen members of the Peabody Sub
sistence Association will henceforward give q
helping hand to their lady auxiliaries in the
Of the clothing from their ware
house on Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
A Quiet ElectTOn-Thc Republicans Elect
TEN " VS. - " IL.
Thc Democrats Elect Almost their Entire
TtCYxnt

NASHVILLE Nov. 5.--The election to-day was
for Governor and Congress and the State Legis
ature The Indications are that the Democrats
have elected their entire ticket. except in the
Second and Tenth Districts. which have prob
ably gone Republican. Returns, however are
vary meagre. and the result may be somewhat
different
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
THE CITY COUNCIL,

The Board Of City Administrators met in
regular session yesterday. but adjourned i'm
mediately after the calling of the roll.