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virtuous aud honest ia his youth,
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NOTICE
I EGAL NOTICE.

To Nancy VIII, Daniel W. VIII, Aaron VIII
Rebeccs. intermarried . ith Jacob SruliE. Nose
VIII, Hiram viii, allen s. W i'll, Silas viii, de
ceased. eaving three children. OF whom Georg,
W. Fair is tiUardisn. Louisa fpfermarriei witt
Henry Boucher, JOSEPH inc. intern uarried witt
termarris ID with Christian e. Keim, Mary NJ
VIII, Helen NJ, fntermsrried with Joseph ID
Miller :. Jane Will.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance OF q
writ OF partition issued out Of the Orphans' Court
of Somerset County, Pa, i'll hold an iuquest VI
the real &c ate OF John viii. deceased In New
Centerviiie Borough, 1T his late refidenee, O.
Thursday the l7th day OF April 1872, where yor
AN attend u ,ou think proper.
Shcrifrs Office, EDGAR KYLE,
Mar. 10. ls79 Mar II Sheriff
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having been granted to the undersigned. notice Il
hereby given 70 those indebted 10 1t TO make i'm
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

March 10
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
wEsTcHEsTEn COUNTY.

In westchester county no special effort was made
to obtain the vote the State ticket, each OF tho
local candidates being apparently interested only as
to his individual success defeat. The cleo
tion OF Waldo Hutchns. democrat, to represent the
Twelfth Congressional district. Is generally con-
ceded. Senator William IL. Robertson. representing
the Twelfth Senatorial district of this State, com
prising westchester and Rockland counties. is re-
elected by 1880 majority. the largest majority no
has received since 1874 d. Ogden Bradley. rcpubli-
can representing the Second Assembly district in
the last session of the Legislature ~ reelected to
represent the First Assembly district, compris-
ing the towns of Greenburg Mount Pleasant and
Yonkers by a majority of 25l. William Ii. Catn,
democrat ot Rye. is elected from the Second Assen
bly, district by about 215 majority. The reelection
of David w. Travis, republican, as member of Assom-
bly, from tho THIRD district General Hustcds old
districtl liz conceded, although hts exact majority s
not definitely given. Tho majority of James &.
Courier democrat for Sheriff. is estimated at 500.
His majority in lonkcrs alone l,O5l, which is
increased by other majorcs in East Chester. Green
burg and othcr towns. John NJ. kowci, democrat,
the present County Clerk is believed to bc reelected
by u small majority over Cyrus Lowrence, inde-
pendcut republican.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

Balance of the State Ticket
Still in Dispute.
IS 1T POTTER OR H0SKINS ?
Estimate on the Full Votes for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor.

The additional meagre and very much mixed re-
mrns from the State do not materially change the
impression that the democratic nominees for State
officers elected In number Of the districts heard
from Hoskins. republican candidate fer Lieutenant
Governor. runs ahead of Cornell. In several other
districts this peculiarity Of the to be
pretty we'll counterbalanced by Hoskins falling be-
hind his ticket However, If the gains should con-
tnue to expand to any notable extent the repub-
lican side probability exists for the success OF
their entire State ticket.
The estimate of the majorties for Lieutenant Gov
ernor between Hoskins ana Potter Is one princi-
pay based upon the State of 1876 in the con-
test for those Offices Scattering figures have been
sent in from the Associated Press up to late hour
last night. but nothing at all of definite character
1t must be recolected that it is very rare occur
in the political history of State that 1t be-
comes necessary to make separate estimates on the
same ticket for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
as the first generally carries with it the second
AS further proof of the perplexing nature of the
present canvass of votes. full returns city and
county candidates have not yet been received.
The following table shows the estimated majorities.
by counties. for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
together with Kelly's full VOTE also estmated:-
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THE SUBURBAN VOTE.


The regular Mclaughlin democracy of Kings
county claim that tbav ,vo, /, ,or,o,,s vctorv in
p..,,, ' ~ e
DiooAiyh Ano III the county towns. In evidence Oh
this assertion they point the majority of H.
e"'s .'''Ason. Aney Aio iou" - 'A'A
uen"hciation OF comptroller Kelly ana frankly ad-
NIT that they have lost their only chance of max
inc an ippino IN Tho pras,d.rt,., .o,rr.mant
20 - Ao Aes'No"'i oa Ae'
John Kelly with his vote OF nearly 5000 in Kings
county certainly created gap in party Affiliations
~ tho santi,,o,ts 80 ,, 49, =. -, .,- III.
- AeS1i"'s "'o'' o sAoA - Nv
rion' as wide and as deep between that stronghold
and Tammany as the stump orators of the ..party
80 .,coro, ;da.,, 49, -. -. .-.. ,:..
tha ..,Ind', @ "onS M, ~ ~. - ~ uePo.ins ~
democrats VII Sn,u asart thot - osii hay hay
Lea, ss; w. Ioiaay 1s'ei ' ~ "tn,u- In na,o o
- H. ""u soou Pons vi 'Aio pa
OF the Kings county delegation when in Stat, State
~ th 1,au, so ;e, ~; ~ -; ' I =; 49, app a. ;t; @ -.
to soma nthar .andSata vh ,1S;hte he unnh,an,;on
sJia 10 h;ra $50 ,rIn ,o. " -. ~ ar i,I;,,t ~; 10. ~,
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A VOICE FROM THE wEsr-HENRY wArTERsoN
ON THE RESULT IN NEW YORK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. s, 1872
. Henry Waterson writes thus of the election in
the Courier, Jouyna-"We may be sure that the self
seeking and the blum dering which have brought
about this needless disaster, and which, in too
many cases. may be supposed without injustice
to take a secret delight in it, will not resolve
themselves to any definite policy They will express
themselves variousy. There will bo booms and
booms, as they are called We shall have q Bayard
boom, We shall have Davis boom, shall have
Field boom, we shall have Hancock boom.
There may even be in small way Hendricks
boom. dividing its little time with Kelly
boonl--in the West. Hendricks and Kelly; in
the East. Kelly and Hendricks. In short each
cock will crow from his own particular dunghill.
filling the air with clamor from whose dissonance
and din but single accordant note shall be heard.
and that in dispraise of the only who is guilt
less of act word to distract his party and
known chiefly through his sacrifices and bene-
fees. To this complexion has it come at
Last, and we asked to abandon leader who
gave national victory, and to follow tho leaders
who have wantonly thrown that victory away.
There arc many good and true men in the demo-
craft, party who worthy to wear the purple
notably. Senator Bayard General Hancock and Mr..
Justice Field but there is no one OF them who ever
will reach the White House the
dead body of Mr.. Tilden.''
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
MARYLAND.

THE LATEST RErURNs-A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
OF OVER SEVENTEEN THoUsAND-FIGHTINo
AT THE PoLLs-oNE MAN KILLED.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s, 1870
The returns from some of the counties have not
yet been received. but sufficient is known to indi-
cate the democratic majority to be from seventeen
to twenty thousand. The returns from the follow.
counties additional have been received:-
Allegany county. small republican majority.
Anne Arundel county. 1.S00 democratic majority
Frederick county, 293 republican majority.
Kent county. 31l democratic majority.
Montgomery county. 4l2 democratic majority.
Queen Anne's county. GIL democratic majority.
Carroll county. 296 democratic majority.
Wicomico county, 900 democratic majority.
Worcester county. 100 democratic majority.
Caroline county. 200 democratic majority.
Talbot county, 200 democratic majority.
A coLORED BULLDoZER.
In the Third district of Anne Arundel county yes
terday difficulty occurred between the whites and
blacks. John A. Glass (white) killed by q coll
orcd man named Simmons, who escaped.
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This gives the republicans on Joint ballot, not In
Guiding the one Independent democrat majority
of L.
RESULT EIIzABETu.
In Elizabeth the democrats succeeded In electing
Peter Bonncit Mayor. by OFT majority. Bonnctt was
defeated last year. The city has PASSED into tho
hands of the democracy. In the City Council which
at present is tie. the democrats have majority of
two The County Board OF Freeholders will be
democratic.
HUDSON COUNTY
In Hudson county tue democrats make a gain of
three in their Legislative representatives The result
OF the vote tor the County oshcers was:--
Director at Large, Il. +. Mcdonald dcm., II, 200;
Inguerrcn. rep, lo,2i3; McDonald's majority, 957
County Clerk-Van Horn. rep, 1886; Brann ind.
oenl., ,l5I; Fielder. dem., 6,G67 Van Horns plu-
rality, lilo.
Registor-Clcvcland, DEM. II, ,430; Peloubot rep.
lo.2O5. Cleveland's majority, 1,22S
Terence J. Mcdonald, the regular democratic
nominee for tho Assembly in the Second district.
who was doleated BY Patrick snccran. the indepcn-
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
MISSISSIPPI.

QUIET ELECTIoN-PARTIAL SUCCESS OF THE
INDEPENDENT AND GREENBAcK PARTIES
THE coLoRED BRETHREN HEARD FROM.
JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 8, 1879.
Fourteen counties only have been heard from. OF
these eleven have elected the straight democratic
ticket by q majority of $500. Kinds and Madison
counties require official count. Holmes county
is conceded to the greenbackers with the exception
of senator. Marshal county. which considered
the stronghold of greenbackism. elects the full
democratic ticket by large majority. The election
passed of quietly and small vote was cast. There
but little enthusiasm except in the counties
where the whites about equally divided.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
ALONG THE LINE.

DETAILS OF TUESDAYS POLITICAL BATTLE IN
THE sTATEs-swELLING THE REPUBLICAN
TRIUMPH-oFFIcIAL FIGURES EXCEEDING THE
PARTISAN ESTIMATES
The latest returns from the States in which cleo
tions held Tuesday do not materially alter
the general result as indicated in our des-
patches yesterday morning. In New Jersey
and Connecticut the republicans have made
substantial gains in the Legislature Of those
States. Pennsylvania. according to tho latest
figures. has given upward Of fifty thousand
majority to the republican candidate for State
Treasurer Mississippi and Maryland are, of
course, solidly democratic. In Virginia both the
"debtpayers" and the "readjusters' claim the
Legislature, and the balance of power is in the
hands Of the republicans. The Western States
where elections were held roll up heavy republican
majorities. The latest figures in regard to the diff
ferent elections are given below.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT $4,000

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT Sc, 000--
DEMOCRATIC LOSSES STILL SWELLING.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s, 1879.
Estimated and official returns from fifty-one
counties out of sixty in this State give
Butler (rep for State Treasurer. 81 49, Barr (dem)
IA. .146, making Buffers majority 1852. Buffers
majority continues to swell with the receipt of
official gures and tho Indications are that he wiz
have SO 900 majority.
The official vote Of Adams county gives repubi-
can plurality of S2 Pike county gives = democratic
majority Of 400.
COUNTIES.
The following Is a comparative table of the vote
in 1877 aud majorites this year State Treas
in peu lyaui frivp hv
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Ho"eii piuraiity ''4'1
The vote for Register was as follows:-Carroll
dem., 1870; Ray, rep, 81, 1855; Thursby ind. dem
3.s2t CarrollPs majority, IL ,1S5.
For County Clerk the vote was:-Ellott, dem.,
42,671; Stears. rep 1888; Cavanagh. ind. dem.,
1862. Ellott's majority over Stears 5.33S.
For County Treas surcr-Schenck DEM, received
3,939 votes and Schurig, rep 35.993. Schenck's
majority is 7.946.
For Supervisor at -atLarge-Myenborg. dem. re-
ceived 43404; Mcdonald, rep. 36.511; Anderson.
ind. dem., "a. Majority for Myenborg. 6.s93.
For Commissioner of Charities-Ry an. dein., re-
ceived 41.s9l; Linton, rep, $780, Majority for
Ryan. 4,O31.
For Justice Of the Peace, Third dstrict-Court-
ney, dem., elected Fisher, rep, by majority
of 4,160 In the Fourth district Kenna DEM, was
elected by 2,Si5 majority. Kiehl. dem. was elected
lori
The New York herald., 1879-11-06


TuRE-A MAJORITY OF TWELVE ON JOINT
BALLOT.
TRENTON. Nov. s. 1872
The result Of the election in this State has greatly
disappointed the democrats and agreeably surprised
tho republicans. The former confident Of car
rying the House Of Assembly and securing q
majority on joint ballot. and many of the latter
conceded that that would be the case. burlington,
Passaic. Monmouth and Bergen counties
pectedly elected nine republican members, when
before the election all the republicans claimed
three. Cape May has suddenly topped over to the
democrats. Appointment State House democrat in
conversation with HEEAIr reporter to-day said
that railroad corporations had ind fuenced in great
measure the result
The republicans now having good working major
ity on joint ballot will elect to General
Robert f. stockton. the State Comptroller. The asp
for the presidency of the Senate General W.
j. Sewell. of Camden and Mr.. Garrett A. Hobart. of
passaic, and for Speaker of the House Mr.. George
NJ stiles, of Union Mr. Richard N. Herring. of Cam
den. and Mr.. ]. Newton Voorhees,. Of Somerset.
There will be no opposition to Mr.. Cummins 0.
Cooper for the clerkship Of the House. and Mr.. N.
w. Voorhees,, Of Hunterdon, will probably bo reap
pointed Secretary of the Senate
LEGISLATURE.
The following is correct list OF the Senators and
m elect
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BALLOT BOXES BURNED AND STOLEN IN pH
SOTO COUNTY.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 8, 1879.
telegram from Hernando. De Soto county, Miss.
the election passed off quietly yesterday. There
was no contention by either party until this morn
ing, when 1t was discovered that two ballot boxes
missing and others were thought to have
been tampered with. One of tho missing
boxes burned and tho other was found.
The judges who burned the box made affidavit
as to the votes cast they having been counted be-
fore. The afhdavit was accepted. j. p. Walker.
cemocrat and 8. i. Nesbitt grcenback. are elected
to the Senate. v. G. Watson. A. w. Huddleson aud
A. s. Myers. democrats, arc elected to tho lower
house.. The parties are nearly equally divided. Tho
general impression IL that the grccnbsckors Will
contest the election. claiming foul plAys
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Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas-Miies Beach
Justices of the Marine Court-David McAdam and
Grenvle +. hawes
men-at-Large-Patrick Keenan,. Williap'
sauer j. J. sevin. Nicholas Haughton. +. SrJaer
and William Wade.
coroners-Thomas c. Knox, Gerson N. Herman
and John Ii. Brady.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
THE VOTE OF STATEN ISLAND.

One of the results OF the election in Richmond
county, the defeat of Samuel IL. Brick. dem. for
Assembly by Oliver d. Fisk. rep, great sur.
prise to both parties. Mr.. Brick. who has served
ono term in the Assembly. beat Erastus Brooks In
the county convention and 1t 10 now claimed had
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

ALLEGHANY CouNTY's REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY
ABOUT FIVE THOUSAND.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 8. 1879.
Returns from from all but four districts In Ale-
ghany county. give q republican majority on tho
State ticket OF 6.OOO The republican county ticket
is elected by majorties ranging from 426 to 5000.
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GREENBAcK VICTORIES.

SENAroRIA. Miss. Nov. s. 1879.
Tate county elects greenback candidates for the
Legislature and the county Offices BY majorities
ranging from 300 to 400. Mlen (ereenback) is elect
cd sheriff of De Soto county over Bynum and
Raines. democrats. The balance df the democratic
ticket Is thought to be elected
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

,r aZ'
Connor. rep, $685.: Brown. dem 2.s63 Treasurer
Robinson. dem. 3.2s3 lyman, rep. 1856. Superin-
tendent of Poor-Lewis rep. 3,l57; Bowen. DEM.
3125.
Charles K Taylor was elected Justice Of Sessions
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WHERE THE coLoREp BROTHER COMES IN.

CANTON. Miss. Nov. 8, 1879.
Madison county elects Graves to the Senate
Downs. Garrett and Levy. all independents. to the
Legislature. Garrett and Levy are negroes Foote
(dem is elected District Attorney. The balance Of
the democratic ticket is elected Lafayette county
gives democratic majority OF $50. The election
passed of quietly.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

Brooke received the nomination mis- election would
nave followed without doubt. The following is the
f'sii vote cast in Richmond county -
STATE TICKET.
Governor-Robinson. dem em............. $3.50
Cornell. rep ep......................2 1852
Kelly ..................... 52S
Robinson over Cornell. ell................... s2s
Lieut. Governor-potter. dem ............... 1851
hoskIns. rep. 2.6zS
Potter over Hoskins... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 933
Senator-Hosan. dem Observation-Disclosures. 1896
Flynn, rep. ..........-...............1 1861
Hogan's majority. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874
Asscmby-Fisk. rep. ..........,..............3 33i3
Brick, dem- m-.-..................... 2,9l4
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
+, THE VOTE IN THE CITY.

Not in many years has the work Of canvassing the
votes of an election been Of much labor and
difficulty in the present contest. The scratching
has been almost ilimitabe, and nearly every local
candidates name appears on the ballots OF the op-
position as well as those of his own party. The
force Of clerks at Police Headquarters worked until
four o'clock yesterday morning in tabulating the
figures they sent in from the 67S polling
places or the city. When the otci resumed work
at nine A. NJ everything. far as the county re-
turns concerned. seemed to be at sea. and much
uncertainty existed as to whether the Tammany or
Irving Hall county ticket elected. The clerks
and other subordinates in charge the
locked in Chief Clerk Hawleys rooms at Police
Headquarters. and for eight hours they worked
diligently. The figures given below are tabulated
from the returns as sent in by election districts
II ON the twenty -four Assembly districts -
GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
NEW HAVEN GIVES AN INCREASED DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY.
New HAVEN. Nov. s. 1879,

The city of New Haven went democratic Tues
day by the largely increased majority OF 1900.
The democrats elected two Representatives. gain
of democrat in place Of Dexter Wright the pres
ent republican Speaker of the House.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
Fourth DisricL--Stewart, 2.yyT: Shields 4S22:
Kirk. 515l; Murphy, 4.147; Brady, 3.723 Reilly
2,2O2. Forty-four Election districts to DO heard
from.
tyfh Distrtct.-Monhill. s.7O1; Jacobus, 1.O73;
Parker, 4,tS4; Cavanagh, 4.462; Goodwin, 4,575
Ninety Election districts included.
S,r,h Dstr1ct-kenney, S,2:i9 Strack, 7,757; Fink.
7,Gg2 Hall. G.9GO; Hischon, G,2C2; 1iothert, 144:
Drtzei. 12I.
Ss,enh L,strct--IIamilton, 2.5G3 Montgomery.
1i36; Forster. 3ts5; Hebg. 3.t64; Hall, 1897;
Mclean, 2,5gi. Fortytwo election districts in
cludcd.
E,ghM Distyfct-Pcrey, 1,10S; McI.ave Laos;
Shechy. 112O; Carroll. 3,lOS; Coggey, 1,327: Long,
gl4 twenty election districts only heard from.
The names of the district Aldermen elect are in
doubt "a only about onohalf ho districts have been
heard from.
ClvIT. JUSTICES.
In the Tenth district s. NJ Purdy has 1,4l3 votes.
G. G. Clark has T4l, and James Il. Anget 1876 with
nine election districts to be heard from.
THE COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED.
Shern--Petcr Bowe.
County Clerk A. Butler.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

These figures give the republicans majority on
joint ballot Of 81. Last year the majority joint
ballot was Az
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
NEW JERSEY.

POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF THE LEGIsLA-
TuRE-A MAJORITY OF TWELVE ON JOINT
BALLOT.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

dent democrat alleges that fraud perpetrsted in
two precincts. where he was only credited Win Ia"
ing received lit votes.
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For
Governor.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

ASSEMBLY RECAPrrULATION.
I'm above d. stands for democrat, r. for republi-
can, T. u. for Tammany democrat and A. T.. D. for
anti Tammany democrat
Republicans. ...................... II
Democrats. ............... Observation-Disclosures. 36
Tammany democrats. IL
Anti-Tammany democrats. Observation-Disclosures. 80. 3
Total. .123
Majority OF republicans democrats. 26
constitutional vote necessary to pass bills... IS
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CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF THE LEGIsLATJRE--
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF NINErY-oNE ON
JOINT BALLOT.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
HARTFORD Nov s, 1879.
Full returns from the State give the following
the result of the election:-
Repub- Demo Green
ticaa. crat. back
Senators holding over. ....... 3
Elected, 1879. 2
House.. l63 50
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STATE TICKET ELECTED.
Governor-Alonzo b. Cornell. republican.
Lieutenant Governor-Clarkson N. Potter. demo-
:rat.
Secretary Of state-Allen G. Beach. democrat.
Comptroller-Frank p. Olcott. Democrat.
Treasurer-James Mackin, democrat.
Attorney General-A Schcomaker. democrat.
State Engineer-Horatio Seymour, Jr., democrat.
The LEGISLATURE.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-01
Bible SOCinlY.

The forty-third annual report of the
Young Mems Bible Society has been made
The Treasurer's report shows the total re-
ceipts of the Society from all sources to be
1858 5S, as compared with So, 1856 80 of last
year, falling off of $500 Y, or over Is per
cent. from last years receipts, and of
$S70 SO, or nearly 25 per cent, from those of
the year previous. This result has been
occasioned by the reduced amounts donated
by churches and Sunday for
mer falling short of last years subscriptions
1855 45 or over SO Der cent, and the latter
$40 SO, or over 36 per cent.
The Treasurer is Samuel Lowry, 36 Vine
street. The depository is No. 176 Elm
street, care of VIM. Scott. Mr. II. j. Peale
is Recording Secretary. Its business is &c
furnish Bibles and Testaments at cost, anC
it gave away during the year seven hun
dred and twenty Bibles and sixteen hun
dred and fifty-seven Testaments.