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-,.o,,ures as countess having all the charms man
I'D wish for and a. in need Of a husband who should
- noble talented. sympathetic and last but not least
III 90 Nobody wanted her. Nothing dauuted she
so again This tine the paragraph was shorter and
70 p,vstcrious and she limited tnat an artist or an
.bor or s,ue mediative spirit. would suit her besi
e winner proved 80 lee student AGED sixteen years
m vo,h poured forth all MS schooi-boy eloqutnce I'm
,,,sraat love letters 10 thc lady Oi his affections
.r,ta,y were married iu Aldgate Church IN London.
m, .,uad out by experience The difficulty Of living
-,.i,or- money. Emile DcIente the real narue OF the
&C., 90 the editor Of the RIGHTS ~ Man" Tie
H',,, a e fe'aisc shall lie aunU.ied. HIS father
a -oDc tame aso. The countess c".S rot opposo the
Itc oi hcI u"th'I-iit" ut oH.iN 'o h'"lct pre-"
=, ,t,. G.titIou- marriage HAVING been contracted m
good fsth.
Tho victim Of one of the boldc-t robber.cs
.tI, committed in ENGLAND had IL, ccurri. name 81
A.. smith lut her identity sc.c.tv established when
,,s horn, in mind that She nyed ma village bearing
81, .Iue ut.. of PHI she va, e vigorous ola lady Cd,
,l-, ,.tr, ~ uo managed her own farm, looked after
&C., ,,rscA. q. A ucIgnbors woIkptooc. and was al 'he
,,tl c,s- considerable sam, 4u gold 90 A,r ca-a-
,- Usrur', Du'u paulou was hpUs'hc,u.r, $50 0u
..r.r WOMAN. Tae servants cn-a-eo bout The farm
s,....ta distance. on FIgay uI-at tlrv" weeks a-o
lIsiy and uar old compauIoa. .rce tie fgu-u
~ .. dit 81. down al tie u- taeh IRE To take
o. something Got" before -..u- 90 bee. t- th",r
m was aud a- the ruff ,ns va. -,"r, watching ou.-
-s.ieu-o,451 ..lrW 10 Go oe Tic lid uua, keeper "a-
I.+.,r.a1.u- -,ttmC "a ready. auI sharing her his
t-e.s .a,,.uJ.,sS, v. Ca fg..a 'IUe u 'h. door.
-.. visitor Was challenged. and ri'.f himself 90.
. policeman" vuo mad come lo lcl ber ,hHt thcle was
thing The matter with on. %. her pigs Mis-
i. ca .a oft Tat she " thanked lil a1iN .o- Gale
p." and toiI Dor. servant TO Open ta. COOS. "..-
.r, 4d an cIse task he ore them who's ta" door vs.
-.cf-.l r.. two old women wtge az ttcir mercy. IA"
b,r.iecpcr wien size found herself roughly taken '
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yrNIC md THE DIANA.

NiI..EA Al i'liil u iAl--A ] M.
Tie opera last nigh; at Booths Theatre was
Faust . part ~ fl was good. fro. ,a >so. Wa Miss
Cary Cll,r pt.t, A3f Il certain iut,r>. ~ cur.
fer Mis-, Iat c-sagca- for The first tuc hcro-.ne io.
OF Nar0tcj,tg Bst many portions extremely hal
ts wloic Jac representation Wa, not o.e upon wnch
,ac manager Will plume himself; DOUBT whether
ey, Mir ~t. nosc1 could look an Il without b-u>llus
n IS. Il.t, natural -ls are Lot .r.ord.ary. lie.
p-e.-ior- tu. rank @. att, a.t az yet Very mod
r.t There IS 800 passion. 40 strong tol "a au. Enl
III her pal. ADD voice. nor does sire con pchsata
for her def.Irnre, as SINGER nt 'Hy mal"t.i'-e OBJ
ah-, a. actress. whatever attraction she puts forth
is attributable TO the charm Of youth ami FRESHNESS,
These have beauty ard croce o. ta-ir Own which. o.
course at The cnarac.erof H0rgbc bu, are sure3 ~"
all tuat we -xr,c. 20 IND IA priua donna. However
j. ,uc O.. EUyherltt was 600 cAtob tn' voice o.
FAUST seemed cd enough for two tud thus Tie balance
O. INNS, 40. restored T. ono ~ lr. Adams oaJ
nights
More unpleasant tuau the defects - individual per-
Former, was TIE general character of shift t~s-c>s that
pe!vtcd t. >eeu--ccne and infected tAc ,u>emt!.~ Fl.
IT, ~ the opening. whore Ip',fs book and bottles
rolled away asa dIsrosed-not ethereal vision of "A
emp" ana h.mo.g Cir. but huge solitaire diamond
cjer.rg L. ala electric light and hen-d II Tie finger
hand. arm. body, aud other parts Of q Young woman
spuuiug-Un through scene after ,Ceut-thc ballet,
where there was daGcinC the chorus. where every
body on the stage stood ock stu dnt sang We are
v.altun. like Tie wind" the absurd quartet lu tLe
garocn. where nobody seemed To about auybo Is
else and whore UcDbis'2pbecs mid himself from Uar-
y.t by stepping behind foweI-pot. because the car
cuter had neglected to build b0weItAc evidences OF
ind ference 90 dramatic proprety were too sanc 10 ice
pissed over u silence. The company are capable oi
dong nucG better than TINS ia,t ui-hi iucy ud nU
seem to care HO~ ta4nrs went.
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EZs-LS-z2NS[1-o


,CrV-,.c' .rraaar y So. Jsnr.rr - f.ae Akin. l t.e
fgaar, ,r'n "a h,,r 1 a. p, .r'..' '' 3D. ''''
C9rr1.c~ viii meet IT, m.'r'n '-om No"l''h at 'r''u'
ALvoaD-or SUNDAY January 10 Mary H. Asori sister Of
ri''., iad >,,ai.o ~ .or arr nr.'' f1 tend re
u So 81 L.SiH-' nave. Oh " r'n''i raw --' i"-' ''
pRrvvAN-un Monday. January 90 so and 0l' be eur
Iclo I ilIt. .ar iaadiJ ~. i..n' ~'''''''
,r,e. ana .r,.I. o. ,a t.,n are rnyitsi attend The
ciini y request t'at no flowers bee -sn-
BuooK--~aal,n'y On Tuesday. January 81 Matilda D,
No,c. Of time. q. hereafter
BRrSH-sudd N.Y. at Babylon, l. l., Monday January D.
Norce % I'm "a, tomorrow.
cHAmBERLAGY-Ar the residence q hi.parent' IN t9'
Craamlcr',ir -s-i year, and months.
40 funeral services.
Henry -l,irr ne ate rhlp Henry OF this cry b" the
81. 19, , On TIN, rgr;;r va 25k 10, ,,5r It
PAIMrR-t Ez,bcth ~ on tae 1917 ?st : " r'igrr.
pane formerly a. Tier Br,t,artr 'fli--'-'. Iegmeuf.
install 3.n %. N. NJ flowers.
ROBE ON Monday Jaag!ry 90 ot ha1-nh3 Jar9e
and or uson Of the ATE Jacob L. sharpe n he z8th year
F,-9 trr, r, resi- ep,e ~ r,- uncle william H. Lar'ar
1923 Chcs Eut-''. Philadelphia On Thursday morning. q"
RoDGEno-At Elizabeth Y L. on Monday. Ianuary 20
Amy ~ of r' ate william l. Rodgers IA The ''tH
rRgara nv from The residence Of eer saunlaT W :
N,r-,rrau. fl rsontrc and NaiF7i On N'Af'
day. January 30. ~ . pclo"t.
RYnFE-or sunday. The lah ms E,lzahea Ryder "''"
A. Thomas I'rfeT. ~, ~)'h vrqr ~ hrr ace
- rr re,9ec''uli lrvlti attn tho funeral fron ne
r.. 1ce NJ Der souin Henry A. smith $50 West 44tl
ST. NJ ,cl We neeiar, The -2d INST No n"~rt''
SfRrBNFR--)n Monday. Ia1uar~ 90 ~ pneumonia John
pair cl.rst son % Charles ~cr'h' er
pe,,f.v- lu TRENDS rrsnnct' v invited 10 attend the
,..,, .,l the church me THE Rev Dl Nn
cent Parsav- 3Jtst. on I'ur- tF, I'D ln'' al
On q. rtIs re1Ue.rrt that no flowers D" sent
A meeting u NowYory pubis ers and booksellers WI
ne held on wednesday .. a o'clock az VT Lay.
M. Trl'- sal rooms Asoroace. 20 axe acton 10 e
carlfo ,he death o. Hr. j. BLAIR ocuBNLR.
Januarr 1879. t-isnrd'
Harrer x Brothers Henry Hon Co.
-.,, N,.f.lut "
Hy YIN n harrington. AIRY. Geo = L.tvifi < o.;
q. + Putn m's sons
>NrrH-At Long Wood J.. L. January 10. William sidney
retlve. ana ir4nc- lurr 10 Nttonf the funeral nom
hi, r~sttenc. on Tlur-aay =. net Al ~ d. I'D
rhr $50 m ira from H1Dters Point returning ~ 'u
AI~Ou TUESDAY January 81 John Heath. only son ~
JOIN 4 j. and Maroon Heath llbbis aged weeks ana
Fa@rrl Friday January p. Il O'Clock a. from 2i9
New Iavrn papers please copy.
WDopHrLI-N h. residence ti Clinton ~. BrooklyE. q
pneumonia. gilbert q NOpihuI
Not.ce NJ fuu~ri hereafter
Wlop--A chicago January : scarlet fever vounees'
son OF william and Margaret Woods, aged years months
and DAYS,
Regiment a. = s. \ requested Z" meet a. the Brnaf
T4b-rua,ls church. corner 4t T. d'd th ave- ar 80
O'Clock Ncdur- at,rrt tn fun~~a - uur ate
comrair, Nathan + Moss. b ori"r %, iIe President
GEO. Z. JAG - -"-rrtaTY.
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country when about sixteen years OF axe Aer receiV-
ing education ne settled Kaskaskia, H. where
he opened a law office Since then he has been n
member OF the Illinois Legislature 1890 Auditor OF
the state G@30 Judge Of the State Supreme Court
Gsl3. Commissioner OF the General Land Office
N-ijt7, United states senator from Illinois u~i9 to
$500 and from Minnesota q - to 1880 and Adjutani
General OF Missouri Os77. In 1si6 General snlrd-
was appointed bv President Polk az a Brgadei Gen
eral OF volunteers. and served with distinction
throughout Tho Mexican N1r, RECEIVING
severe wound, ~ Ccrro Gor1o rud INA
pu.ter"c. he received Che rank NJ Drcvct malorce
era in Isis when be was mustered out ~ service He
removed to Minnesota after hi, term senator from
Illinois, and after serving Minnesota IN the sen
ate he went 20 California. II" entered
the Union Army in ls61 as Br2-
ader-Geurr,l, and commanded division IA Banks
army IN the Shenandoah valley. where ne galu'd tue
battle Il Winchester. March % IS62 On .he previous
day b. received severe wound In a slirn.sh. Daring
fhc Ia-t fw years Gaue-al saied, ias been
resident of Missouri Effort, 70 eact HIM "a, Doork"op'r
a. the Uau.. 20 Washington u I--~. End 20 i1rc hlm
placed Oh an retired lst Of the Army failed hui his
vriucv 10 vhl.t DC has been c'ct,d a- cau-.dh tle
s,atn "t Lewis v. Sos D-m.l. Do l~,I. aut has been
g. appoint. Cd 5y tae Governor. General Shields ms
G,1.. g. ". wi,a hes been elected Ua.,.1 states
S'na'"g from 5-"u tor ta' Term cudngiu - !. %
native Of kruWcsy. aud t. bout hri'-ii,c
u.e. having been solicitor o.. "a, M.-,oau
PHctO !;a road for several yeats. li' first became
fruu..u JOB Vi --ouI us i-lLcrot re see --loul~t- h
'.i t 1.f ytici ..,fr.',.y IND Mis-
.ourjls Iut. ylc Confederate Army. A. s' s'r he'll
u.lai,. and brilliant rd.u.t fI.r soa. ILe charm
his ,.p., Is ,osi wen ,le rcuo Of Die woro> died
ru- ln I~nt .c was transferred 20 Do" senate. Hr vas
com, i,io- 20 both Iousc,, ami since the has boon
~. acauoN edged l.alcr OF what is -tH known IN
este, tbo -.u- NJ - ooo -rc,rb'ok- 1rd thr
National l' j. 70 f OF Ct ~ lc
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NlT>ICAL NOTES.

"Pulclnela,r a burle,que on Aida" Is
being performed d the Teatro Neta,'t-io. Rome.
Comment from a Cincinnati paper on the
last string quartet concert at the ege: Tie per
formers came upon the stage IN flu dress some " the
auditor, " re- similarly caparisontd'
-Four New-York players Arnold. Gauzberc,
Ora and Wern.r-calug Themselves " The Euierpe
Club" nave given the first Of az chamber con
cert, In Bosom They 10 have met WIKI redsona
BE- success
The programme Of Theodore ThOmas's next
SYMPHONY Concert which takes place tomorrow after
noon. includes he symphony In go - BreltAoW
& HIrtel ed. tiouJ OF HAYDN. B-ahms's Hungarian
Dances and ttc Vo-spiel 10 the Mel-tcrsnger" Wi
lclu vii the 50 DIST. and will play tn ms move
meLt OF the Beethoven Concerto ana LfL7is Fantasia
al Gf.1I ia
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ORCAN EENTTALS.

Mr.. samuel +. Warren viii give his ninth
organ recital al Grace ChdIch al qrarr 20 O'Clock
Tins afternoon he viii play Dadcy Bucks second
sonata san Aadaute ny G.. +. Whiting ID" oreau.-t OF
thr Cincinnati College Of Music. ma-r'fcent tu-uc by
Haudcl ELspsodie on Breton M l'di"s 'y SAINT 7Ach,
and ColImA!k's saGuUtalA' overtime. De w!l De-
s,.f Dr., Mis-, NJ I 1ocdt vIoi MIST VIII, vi play ala
Ad,rio bv Mcrkcl ana Pdstoralc. " LaNcni",' hl
T4-or.,x afternoon Mr.. Carter viii give L.s third
recital 20 Trinity Church. Hl- canine comprises
,v.rttrra :, Neu1--sonn- - Ptl." Inks fIntasia
OF the -ir.la an Manners mn tue Roman &C. op.
40 90 Beelloypu the Christmas Pl-tCrIe pf Nrrhc..
and m. overture and Priesf'- March from Mendcs-
sJLu', q. Alfalfa"
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FtIvEI OF rHE FRAUD CRUSADE.

Nothi.- could ice more ludlcuu- than thc
ft.i.. -.t 90. pr-parat iuu mad. fu establish amy
tud .. E..r. c f0Gl PLAY. Iie Potter iLNe@.i -ag!
49, Iu. unit tn" Democratic n.Hut-tfr ih"N- il
fa f..i go ~u.. tang" But t.t 'cty hi-i Wiz
ae,- . Ut- intended o. crush ih- Adr .rsi-"t O. u
a.d r,r,.r. ~. ermau. AnGtI-' %. rom whom
Zoe ises..-t uu and the Democratic irty nave ucFri
IrrDs,.rl a. r.. pliers. Mr. t1Hu-'f, - Now Ramp
shir ,r-r.a 10 explain hr. bu, nutt dt apparent 3
ear i0 .-r Indeed tue whole "-r' 81 IN, uni- in
Saying tl4. rl-rr arc great rI-cal- among Erpd"l
cans O.. among p,niocrats Eut 20 ha- nos been Jci
Thought No A While la open hr prisons ANA close tAt
cOuIf, because thrrr~arc scpuudrcl who are not dc
t4.ec nor tired nor punished
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR7.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Nunnnsis lor Me Last = hgnrs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. -, a. m.-Ciear weather
continue. ID thu southern States. with warmer -ou.. -
rrly winds uud lower barometer. The barometer has
flpru RAPIDLY IN thc Lake gDu View ENGLAND and The
Middle states with warmer southeriy 20 westerly wiud-.
partly cloudy weather and hight snow except in the
-out eru portions OF the Middle states. Clear weatn'
rnurur- I'D the northwest west -outhrr4y winds. low
barum, and slight changes in temperature. The pa-
rgu.etcr continues highest south Oi The GuI States
IudicGtt0HS
For tho Middle 9tate-. warm southrIly 10 westerly
winds with partly cloudy weather and 10 the northern
portions light now slight TALL followed by ,sut rise IN
barometer.
For Nrw-Eugand warmer -0utheriy 10 westerly
iu- l.u. foil, we'd bv rising barometer and grBel-
ally cloudy weather wl'h areas ~ SNOW
Cdn'aOHdrg NrJHGiS
Cau,iouarv -igua- continue At tap' Hatt'ra- ki'tv
Hawk e. tir Henry, Norfolk L"we-. Cape MAJ ~ iaI re
CIty. f,rurgat. sandy Hos. N"F-Nu.k, " Haven.
N-F-Lordon. N,wport WOod's Hole, Boston. Port and
and East?Ort
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SENATOR'S ELECT.
TIE CHOICE OF EIGHT STATES.

TIE CHOICE OF EIGHT STATES.
sFNAToEs CoNKLlNG, CAMERON AND VOORHEES,
EFTCRNED-GFNERN SHIELDS, COLONEL vEsr
WIIKIN-oN CALI, %. II. PLArT, 4. b. VANCE
tNr GrVtrNL LOGAN ELECTED.
Elections for United STATES senators were
held yesterday in eight States. In New
YORK Senator Conkling was reelected to
tnigd term: ia Pennsylvania Senator Cane
ron returned; in Indiana crna-
tor VOORHEES, was elected for both the
short ana olg terms; in IliiHoi, General Logan was
elected: u Missouri General shields was elected for
the short, aud Colonel Vest tor the long term;
in Connecticut Oryillc II. Plat. in North Carolina
Z. B. Vance. aud ia FLORIDA Wilkinson Call were
elected.
SENATOR CONKLING'> RE-ELECTICN.
4 QulFI voIF IN THE TWO HoUsts-AII I'M EF-
p;Hri,,N vurr. CAST FOR NJ. CoNELNG-
or,ELss b. SWIM EtF-rrD RFGFNr
lFRov THE REGULAR ,pRrF-TOSurNT DF TIM rftHrNt..
ALBANY. Jan. 21.-Thc Senate and Assem-
hlY acting ,cus'atri' voted Tor Tinted ai'- lato.
At noon t,-!.t. The oe cmony was o. YerF
simple natures c.u.i.tuE 81 thr preceding 't'er-
rro uu, tuc oai,c. OF t.eHo.r and then ,acn aea-
snr. t.- uanc chilled. ev'r tho name a. The c'-
itatr Doc h chosen. In the ~raato every meu'r: Na,
present Roscoe CON ling received 80 ta>. ai. rie'
US Republicans. alj William Dpr-uemar - votes, I'D
cast b. democrats. H. ;le Assembly r"r' "e:' l-''i
SIC - i.tYu,i- present. NLr,t-a,r oi rit nc,.h'i-,
. E..an.c.. voted Tor Roscoe Colil.ng; % tu,in-
'"t ' p.I- .ii~. i"T '.In p"''.''''I re- .u' W.,
...l. 1851. f..a.. au lI.ir,.- lb-tul. M---r- Perry
..a I-..-... Uu~u tpc name ~ 'ir, E.'1h'.a' a..
taer -. r,~.g band hr il" n.' called oi' 'ir ..n'
,..u-'. u.et- exit .c,' rea."~ru ''r~ oi Oh"
>.tp..u. aN.. apparently been FORGOTTEN Il" H. "a,
$50. ,..u. wt.l.- -rooA hn Dog the u9na, WIZ
....... .. b...f., ii. 0'rtr National. u.,u h"J.E
|. a.
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rHE ELnRml sENATORSHIP.


VuKINooS CALL rLFCIFD UNITED STATES SIN
AroR--KETcH OF 49,, CAREER.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 21.-M Talla-
Da, lo-a, Legislature elected Wiz usou ,l sen
at.: ,o succeed senator Ccnoyer
Wilkinson Call. Democrat, who was to-day
elected Cuit~a Il . senator sIs born in Virginia. but
came to .oilla carry In u.r. his mother Wa pro-
u..u,rH Ul..Ll-'. and v.s opposed to tahu- the
state out o. t., Cu.on, taou-. h.r son served IN 'Ar
Dopt.I.rIr, -,r,icr DO This state. h, WAS one a.
%. c.rr and ~telIii-- Vti-- who supported
"a. Bed ana Everett electoral t"trt 90 l-5o.
- AGAINST the Hr,ck-nrIt4- ticket. lie was
elected United states -,,ator unl,r ire re-
tflr.Iou policy oi Pr. drut Johu..u out
wi, NOT admitted aear. Re riu NJ 10 tuc 'e, Pee
resumed tuc p..,c cr of bIs protr-~on tl1i of i.w.
Nuch be- ha- U owed SINCE. IA ~ iu years oi,I, ald 4
Is-4!, Lt 81 Jacksonville.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Potter should hurry up the cipher inveS-
ugatOLs d, go sufficient nine .ei, 10 a>c,It IN
WHO forged e NAMES OF the Arkansas electors fhla
depula Press Rep.
senator David Davis it i, umored, j.
tined OF being cal poAuca. party all by himself
and VIII Joan ll aud tram regularly with The EepuD-
cans d. .eyc ana Herald ll.rlJ
senator Bayard at this moment has no one
leading % among hose held 10 De III the Presidential
ta,e.- hIcAuJIG state (Dtm.i
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A Nut FOR THE SILVER AGlTAToRs.

The friends of the SILVER dollar should not
D. lu pai.aj. go their damage Ia" SECRETARY =
POI shows flat IN ms efforts 70 Iay cut Sl3OOOOOO
came back flr duties winch otherwise you'll bt pad u
gold, 30 which he could buy silver t1 make dollar
from - - ccHt-. AEd not az mat the Treasury
o.. il, way tue pr0t, Of uo tnc peeplci Why
should eve away Is l. cont, upl tr Tor moth
lugt !, t- secretary mad received Loose 8l3.WNo"o
o. duties Do geld instead of silver. BE- coult have boa KAT
wIu .he Ud liver to make about ti5.-Jp,OOo. clear
gaia % go OUU as Ia -ht have been. "ul which has
been made % clear OHs Of That suLI
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JOHN ALo4(Y ELECTED N ILLINOIS.

SPEINGFlELp, ILL.,, Jan. 2l.-The senate and
House to-day voted ior United states senator, aAd
General Jouu 4. Logan, recejy NJ the entire Rcpubu
cen strength of lO6 yot.s both Houses was elected
In tho senate Lpgan received 20, Black 0lrm u ana
M'CIul H. t-uriaiI-J vote. In tLr Hon g. Loan -
r.l'-,d 3D. Hiark co. Campbell 10. aId ',aGiGr 3
votes The loiat aud lorna, announce rht VIII
lac. Dl nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-22
SENATOR VOORHEES, ELECTED.

CuO-EN BY HE INDIANA LTGI~LAIURE FOR BoITI
TUE SHORT AID TIE ioNG TERM.
INbIANAPOLG,. Ind. Jan. 2l.-Both Houses
o. the LEGISLATURE voted for United states senator at
o'clock THIS ar .ruoon, with the following result In
the House Ior the long term, Daniel ". NoorIee- r.
,eycd 81. Harrison -, Buchanan =. In the >cuat'
Voorhees, received -, Harrison -. Buchanan There
were tirc ah-,Ic- 30 the House and one 30 the ,-u
atr. For ihr short Term VOORHEES, received the same
vote in both Houses D. Tor the long term ANA the non
t,odoyc ora received 3 votes u thr House ana -
iu r senate General ,uacAto.u received one Noie IN
INC IIDIl.n.
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PARLIAMENTARY DISCIPLINE BILL.
IoSn,N Tuesday. I'm. u. le-9.

/ \ Berlin dispatch to The Pal HGV Gd-ef'e
say. II is stated tat Prime smarct ma decided -
withdraw .hr Parliamentary Discipline b, leaving tho
. matter 20 tie Rcl,
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fused TO ieoparlize Hawley's chances by
handcappng Hartford with the SDeakershp. and
threw himself theoretically and heartily into the
canvass for his friend. The Hawcy canvass was al
mirably managed. His lead on the first ballot wa-
great surprise to the Jewell. men VIII" were
not the less amazed ar the sinalnesS
Of Jewels votes Great skill and Judgment
were shown in holding Nj. lIavlry's strength
SO compacily together. and kccpiu- him at III"
front through all the ballotiuS.
The Jewell canvass had been under the direction
chiefly Of II. 4. Spcuy of The Post in the canvass
thc forces wcIc led 10y senator Hayward ana
Representative FesSeuden. The fr-t ballot showed
that they had been very confident ~ their calcn'a
tions, but this dad not iI,hedrten them. Without
wayrring. they waited for the accessories
they counted on when tho union vote
should break MP aud tie Harrison or
Pint ren should discover the impo'-
,bihy OF sur,,. and 20 to pieces. For two % three
Dlf-. they weakened their own candidate little
SD as To- send HARRISON ahead Of Iiau
and scatter tie latter, support. The -
suit WAS That most of the Il'u men
went TO Iaaly. leaving Fatt only I've
and pI-hiar iiaWicy 70 sevrn-y-)He. within
f.- of majority. 80 th.a point the Ha"I'y
managers fairly clay Gown ON e." me-
Iiiit men to come over and n1'Sh n.
The lattcrl->, excited said: "Oa, tAeuiE.j yol.-
YET Lets wait awhile" For three ballots Plat
uuurat five Tucu.thr Jewell strategy having ia r'.
Tie Jcu,I Iu.. came bacn ilo.l lafri.on iais
dropped down. and Platt ran mp a""r
to 10 ON each ballot thereafter lIat'
stcadil, gained. Iy tre t''.e be H"d
.s up among the tv.ut.r~ ;i- Jewell
managers saw pretty c'raii. chat il wee %. - sill;
th.m la,or--, and tia, thc thing tc bc oau"
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GOVERNOR VANCE ELECTED.
4 SOLID DEMOCRATIC VOTE II THE NORTH CARO-
IINA ILAiI-LAII EE.

SOLID LrNorHArGC VOTE II THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA LEGI~LATUGF
RALEIGH. Y. c.. Jan. 2i.-Ihe two Houses
, ~. Len. Stature to-day elected Governor 4. i.
yirrr United states senator for Fix wears
-,.,u March t. he receiving 10 voteS-b"in-
.,..,c Democratic vote present. Two were ab
..,t Ir,-eE.P Blxtoa. thp Republican nominee, re-
,vrd II vote. very large crowd filled the galleries
aud tber, ,a- r,uch enthusiasm. Governor Vance was
.errnaded TN, evening at biz residence. lie mao"
..., speech ~ hi, fclcou~ style. 10 great crowd.
Zabulon Y Vance. the new Democratic
major tom North Carolina. born IN BuDconoe
,..,ury \ & Nay H. l-3o. lie studied law, AMI was
Admire d Id the bar In I-j Ia 81 hr was elected to
Pine >.t. LEGISLATURE When Congressman /. l.
C.r,n,4p who had been elected SENATOR To-
.,-ri-l IN l~5S Governor Vance vas elected
A. "a >tatr--Rizuts American 10 adr'ttd HIh-
lie Wa REFLECTED 10 the XNNNIh congress
and served tfl the close of h term 10 March I'"l;
T4.u went into "a" ioNi"'Ii' v. 'n' w t-,.i
Governor 81 North CaruiuJ. serving .t"h so .'
ft.,.tt,. fb. .afy war Boz Nl- '"luilf ''
regiment raised los him ior 10 ''hi 't''' . ,Ht ~
- ,d..,.. d 4 -tt-. tu Jefferson DAVIS ou t' sd" ''
J.-1t.pt tn~u prr.4I..ng Do North Carolina wa ~
il3.sluE ,o1uc attempt ti NJ - 80. 49,.
again elected Goy nor, d.lrs,th- WI Do
I'm 30 he wa. elected United states -tua''' ''i
a.. de-. rod tu.f h. Va- NOT eligible lu i-t- " AGAIN
ran f1c %. uliors.ip bar |ii.dr '' '"'- '.''
ruucG lis disabilities lad been 70 ui"Frh ii t"'
,il.. ami n. would have been admitted erected
Governor Vance -tll c"niIuuru ~ % '''' ,,t-r',..
y .Hh tAr"I ma r'lur' ATE. '' -.1",',,'.p
,rc IN - WIS elected Governor Fog
Inc frrin ,rHI.- 90 Isl Tue -'ufi'ru roui'I JUST
cp~ri La. been COINS ou Tor SIX ii'h'''' '"t,
t,a., closer, ,aort tlGc since y -e-'". -.' '"'o'
withdrawal.
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A~B~EY IARk. y. j. Jar. 2o.-Ge0rre :. Hep
burn IT, a.- Afreu. = fittltuvu -o-ug 0n Lathe
-i.-t D. -.al i-at .oi Nt'tl1. biuNr iAi 'i-
D. .V Ftf-s how d
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Post Dmcc Nouce rl


HOW AID. ~AAt,.-H & Co.
trir incnds te trade generally LAT aev
the so 800 hfHti AMI
ar prepared execute al orders ihai may be- Zeal %
tirn ~ItloAt delay.
-pccI ! Post Once Notice
Hcffif r
TIL E-DAN January - VIII close al 10 insesl Il
49, ?. M.
Post O1lc,. Nes.TolA, !an. 20 1879.
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Associate 90 - the Engineer Corps and Company X IN
Regiment y &C. = y. Y, are requested I" me" Al the la
church. corner ttI-sf a'd th ave- az ~
,,n,t n ,1 Nrur. ai,rri IN funr~a = Uur ate
,,u,rai. Natatu L Moss. b. order 80 tic Prr-deuf.
GEO. Z. JAG -. secretary.