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uting clerk mt the Philadelphia postofIico
and A former member Of the State LeglSla.
tire, Is held in SO 600 bonds for abStractlug
money from letters. NllAie Collins has
earned SljOOOO with his pen.
Four Democrats have been convicted Of
NJ gal voting in Wilmington, Del.--Snow
i, from foot - 10 inches deep along Lake
Champllin, aud still f,liug---A senatorial
committee will visit New York tp inquire
introduction frauds -Btrhley, cashier Of
the First National Bank. Augusta, attached
weights TO his feet, jumped into cis'ern,
shot himself and died-The Maine assem-
bly, will investigate cases Of alleged bribery
at once-Geueral Brady claims that there
is as much fairness in letting mail con-
tracts ny possible---A desperate was shot
and killeu by detectives in Leadville while
irving to eseape--The Czarina arrived at
Berlin on the 80 and proceeded to St. Pet
ersburg-Dp plomatlc relations between
France aud Mexico are announced I'm
pending changes in the Prussian ministry
are repOrted-The Italian Parliament will
be opened Feb. l7th--Prince Labanof,
the new Russian ambassador, has arrived
in London--A terrible hurricane caused
great damage TO shipping ut the PHILIPPINE
Islands; among the wrecks was O Span
ish gunboat-a total loss with all her
crew-Meat in cases has arrived in
London from Australia perfectly fresh
The Duchess Of Marlboruugh's Irish relief
committee announce distress decreasing and
late reports Of starvation untrue--lnves-
tiga,ion has proven tha! the explosion OF tho
20 inch iron turret gun on board the British
ironclad Thunderer jan. %, 1879, wGs
caused hy double loading the gun through
carllsssness THE San Francisco board OF
SUPERVISORS h4ys killed the Lake Merced
scheme 10y vote of IL to Is nttor
Voc. bees is untirng in his efforts TO secure
the confirmation uf Morton - GenrIal
Sherman is in favor Of sending troops TO the
relief of Colorado settlers without delay
The first leo hoat on tho Hudson was built
in l8lS--The Rochester Herald says Of
Dennis Kearney: "He possesses IA arsenal
cf epithets that would have made the for
tune Of an old fashioned political editor"
Curry is short aud stout and speaks
Spanish hnently-- Cincinnati proposes TO
give monster banquet, serviug2 $40 guests
and costing $4,000, on the opening ef the
Southern railroad-Goss, the sportsman
vino shot two young ladies in Oakland By
mistake, mas been discharged from custody.
, 1880-02-12
Drug Store Curloslties.

I1: D-l;,. l,,,,
y man SOePpo' i'I'o d 1sg%G,'.S ;,i ","S
S'p'e anu S'.e W O"o T',+"' , ",vH ',oI nnti,
nGeh' All VI o"e ""o N''e" o>'o''J
"iiaC GIC, 10 "InUeui , ,,....,,,o D, .or ,,n -
G9O any iG"'n pG""vt r,5o ,otl on' :o.,,,,. y~,,
was INC o.atio igt,y, ,I lno "poyIvt'Iy
Vnre" open " '''a .'99 'tn0 ~ tn''l'INIsVLt fl va
placed upon Vne eoul'sl ~ tn tfo.tC NJ ~ nIo 10
customer q " Do'''0 u ''"i' 00'''' "
Ooc&rVacoes' !II o., - ,o,,
LeIl INC now ~ "TII-.. ~, o5i ',',' any
you 'aNe ptlcn . "a ,1 Vto 'o|uet , Doo"4IH @ a,
thu'ao ana nnSer' ho!o " Go"n n it95r 9M, OIo n'
cr@'ico anu anu give ~ " p"i -'- 81 II Il ~
sure 10 XII em' rr., NJ ,,.-.
5,,.' Mlt,oH tn VI" o,I ,-o,nnn rn'' 1fin n,n ,
NJ. NJ . ,a',al ~. ~ - onG Wv Io non sLonl- Lie
t,oI ,0' 1''''' ~ '
~ Tnorirv dovoIorod tba fact tbo4i v,s
poaI,dna' w. ,op(L -, 4Lot LoJ
toon h(1U'., rnoo,n,,nordaJ o Gov 4bo "lid wnman D
,nJ I t5o nnrrsct nrticle v,,s coon snn.
Killed. I
A. roolo ronor+o. boorir, &C +,;,
odvan+nre oste tbe drn9gi.t ;f monv
emah nassg rasmlt;mr from 3@norarcn ~,
ooroIossmo,s 'camo uodor his notico
'' 1Thov oncNr olmnet JaiIv y w,s tbo
rorl,, .,nd o-a not onIv oonfusi,,r hrt
suLrcrrlot;yolv Lr riJ;cnIons What would
%Np %np cav TO ,bis for instance o. Hcre
y,os yYS ill., I W. cod % nr5ars m tbot hal boan w,
o;noJ f.oyo varinne cit;nons omoro
than, ,r,a fnl,on;nn. upIoooe c;vn +be
barar = cants worfb of onikoo 1arn;c0
~s.nd ma ~ wounds of IickricbD 81
want ~ IL n Grimitor,or Icreou, of tor
tor1 ssnd me- somo Maosnieshia for q
GsiiJ'p WTan canto of 6olo s;n;mor D
.cT,yon+v fvo senJs of bo;r crooo;nc, D
"pleese sand me- some said neetnr" Tbe
snalIino Of some Of these has been some.
what improved and the punctuation at
tended to.
The writers generally seem to think
they must carefully state the purpose to
which they propose applying the articles
sent for. One writes for "ten cents
worth of cologne to smell trunk with"
another for "two coughing sticks of
candy" One wants "Stinking plaster"
having changed the fourth letter of the
first word from to n. Here is hor-
, 1880-02-12

iafr-.s pfrrLla.k. ard rta,c ,aEs . tsle
r-a-l recently sent by the president and sec
rotary was i,rvuG,d Will at iAg luoSledE,
.rf .n ...H.III.n.
, 1880-02-12

Inc supreme 'ou'' IN, l"'Tv m,.'.,,, o." 80 ~,
'hJolhlhS 'he Mayor A'"'l,'' ~, -
'o'A'y, county ,'.f> an,' i'''''' W n,,
N-or' rom any iU''h,' l''',, "r'-, u, e.. w..
rlIeF "i 'A' 'saI,u. h,''0n y, - Wv,
Ca O. Issuance oi y'.uS ~. Wv ,,,',
thereof until ihe lO.L 'ns'' "G..' w t'',
"' VIII come '''0'' '1o ''"'' w. ''''''''
"oH' ,..,... ,..,..,,,c,,s
"'' ~
CAN AANlhC'' ~ ,,.'.,,,', =,
ing company hAs '''''N '' "''''''-''' -
oo GEMS pr Su",o' ,,:u;u., C,.,,,,,,, hos
Do,lo luuh'I anu .',r',s =" al,,,, S0r
levied an assT'sent ~ - 80 , ~ aI, y,
d.Nhqueht Al'ie1 ols, ue "S,ea o,nnmlS ,';,b ~
iot Tue pu'pose ol eiu,pL,u5 .49 - '"N
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The Cuban DeacIt.

MADRID, Feb. 3.--The ministry has de
cided to examine into a scheme for placing
treasury bonds on the European markets by
aid Of certain French financial societies, on
Account of Cuban deficit.
, 1880-02-12
GoN. PInrhbnck hnrne.l

New ORLEANS. Feb. A. A petition, signed
by number Of prominent merchants, has
been forwarded to the President indorsing
Gov. Plnchback for naval officer for this
port, The Colored Meas Protective Union
, 1880-02-12
Internal Condition of Russia.

VIENNA, Feb. 4. Trustworthy accounts
represent the internal condition of Russia
as becoming daily more critical. A number
OF officers, high in command, have become
disaffected, while those not promoted after
the late war with Turkey. have with few ex.
ceptions, joined the revolutlonists.'
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JUST oUTy
Hoods Great Book Of the War.
. "a. ,.3-:o:---> ..-- .
ADVANCE AND RETREAT.
Personal Experiences in the Uni
ted States and Confeder-
ate States Armies.
%-A~--BY-J & .;-.l.~,
GENERAL j. b. HOOD,
late Lieuteu't General Confederate States Army.
'--:o:-
PUBLISHED FOR THE
HOOD ORPHAN MEMORIAL FUND
+. GENERAL G. T. BEAUREaARD,
New Orleans, 1880.

TINHE ENTIRE PROCEEDS arising from the
Il sale of this work are devoted to the Hood
Orphan Memorial Fund, which is invested in
United States Registed Bonds for the nurture,
care, support and education of the ten infants
deprived of their parents last summer at New
Orleans, the melancholy incidents Of which sad
bereavement are still fresh in the public mind
The book is an elegant octave, containing 360
pages, with q fine photograph likeness and
line steel engraving made expressly for this
work, four large maps of battle-felds, bound in
handsome gray English Cloth at SO, or in q fine
sheep Binding, with marble edge, So so; IN
halt-bound morocco, library style, S4, or in best
Levant Turkey morocco, full gilt sides and
edges, $5.
On the receipt from any person remitting by
mail or express of the amount in n registered
letter or by postal order, bank draft or check,
copy will be Immediately sent free of postage,
registered as second-class matter.
The volume is published in the best style Of
Typography, on elegant paper, with illustrations
executed as highest specimens of art.
The author, the subject, the purpose all alike
render it worthy place in every library, on
every desk, or upon the bookshelf of every
house in the country.
AGENTS WANTED in every town and county
in the United States. and preference will be
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To the ladies who feel q desire to express their
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the sale of this book among their circle of friends
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For terms, rates to agents, ETC., address, with
full particulars,
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On behalf of the Hood Memorial Fund,
New Orleans, La.
Feb 1S Z IF
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Hardware.

My stock of Hardware embraces everything
needed upon the Farm, in the Household or In
the shop Of the Mechanic.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY of UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
James H. RGSser, ,;r Copy Summons ;n
against, demand.
+. Kahn, Complaint
To Z. Kain, Defendant IN this action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint in this action, which
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk OF fire
Court of Common Pleas for the said County,
and TO serve copy of your answer on the sub
scribers at their office, No 4. Law Range, Union,
S. c., within twenty days after the service of
This summons on You, exclusive Of the day Of
service.
If you fail tc answer this Complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply TO
the Court for judgment against you for the sum
Of three hundred dollars, with interest at the
rate of seven per cent per apnum from the Eth
day of January, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty, and costs.
Dated, Union, s. c., Jan 18th, A. d. 1885,
STEEDMAN & RAWLS,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
(--) JAMES MUNRO,
SEAL Clerk
To the Defendant, E. Kdin:
Take notice that the summons in this ae-
tion, of which the foregoing is q cory, was filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, for Union County, at Union, in the
County of Union, in the State of South Carolina,
on the 18th day of January, 1880.
Union, s. c., 10th Feb, 1880.
STEEDMAN 6 RAWLS,
pi~intiG's Attorneys.
Feb 20 &C
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SheriFs Sales.

DY virtue Of Sundry Executions to me directed,
ID will sell. before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in March next, within
the legal hours Of Sheriff. sales, tho following
property, to wit
About twenty Ave bushels corn and abou
twenty-five bushels cotton seed levied on and to
be sold as the property Of F. W. Coleman, at the
suit Of b. H. Rice, under warrant to seize crop
Under Lien.
ALSO.
About twenty-five bushels Corn, three hun.
dred bundles Fodder and about fifty bushels
cotton seed levied on and to be sold as the prop
erty Of Andrew Koon and Wesley Koon,r at the
suit Of b. II. Rice, against Andrew Kocn and
Wesley Koon, under o warrant to seize crop
under Lien.
r. MACBETH, 8. U. C.
Feb. 9th $780, 6 3t
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Happy Days Ahead !

NNHERE will be hot supper at Mount Tabor
l. on Thursday, the 4th of March, for the
purpose Of raising funds to buy instruments
for Brass Band at that place. The Union
Cornet Band has kindly consented to be with us
on the occasion. Come one come nil, and see
what the fair sex Of Mount Tabor can do.
SAML. d. GOUDELOCK,
Captain.
Feb. 20 It
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court OF Common Pleas.
VIM. A. Nicholson n,o;n,:n Cory Summons summon
against, demand
L. Kahn. Complaint
Defendant, J not Served.
To E. Kain, Defendant in this action:
VOY ore hereby summoned and required TO
l. answer the complaint in this action, which
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for the said County,
and to serve copy of your answer on the sub
| scribers ut their office, No. Law Range, Union,
S. c., within twenty days after the service Of
| this summons on you, exclusive Of the day Of
service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
| the Court for judgment against you for the sum
of one thousand dollars, with interest at the
rate of seven per cent per annum, from the 18th
day of January, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty, and costs.
Datel, Union, S. c., 18th JAM, 1880.
STEEDMAN s. RAWLS,
Plaintiff. Attorneys.
i~) JAMES MuSRo,
| SEAL Clerk
To tie Defendant, E. KAN
Take notice that the summons in this action,
| If which the foregoing is copy, was filed in
the Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, for Union County, at Union, In the Coun-
| ty of Union, in the State Of South Carolina ON
| the 18th day of January, 1880.
Union, S. c., 10th Feb, 1880.
| STEEDMAN s. RAWLS,
Plaintiff s Attorney:
| rcD ~ OG
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
h'''" R. "i'sss; %sisy: ''Sy ES; ns"sy ss%y'"'
against demand.
Edward Kahn, Complaint
Dcfendant Served.
To Ed,rard Kain, Defendant in this action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint in this action, of
which COPY is herewith served upon you, and
| 10 serve n copy of your answer on The subscrib-
ers at their office, No. 2, Law Range Union
South Carolina, within twenty days after The
service Of this summons on you, exclusive of tho
day of service.
| If you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
| the Court for judgment against you for the sum
of nineteen hundred dollars, with interest nc
| the rate Of seven per cent. per annum from the
! first day Of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty and costs.
Dated 18th January, A. D. 1880.
MUNRO & MUNRO,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
(c-) JAMES MUNRO,
SEAL Clerk
To the Defendant Ed,rard Kdin!
Take notice that the summons in this action,
of which the foregoing is COPY, was filed in
tire 0Gie of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Union County, at Union, in the Coun-
ty Of Union, in the State of South Carolina, on
the seventeenth day of January, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty.
Union, S. c., 11rh February, 1880.
MUNRO s. MUNRO,
Plaintiff 8 Attorneys,
No. 2 Law Range, Union, South Carolina.
Feb l3 6 Ct
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FENCE TAX. 1879.

FENCE TAX 1879.
DR.
Original Assessment on S2,680, los
for Fence purposes-2 mills......S5 $50 33
Additional Assessment. ...not yet known.
Penalty on Delinquent List......not yet known.
CIR.
Treasurer's Commission, not yet allowed.
Deductions and Abatements. L"
County Tax on lands forfeited
Nulla Bona County Tax
Amount of County Tax on lands
not advertised and carried to
Duplicate................. ......
Amount Of County tax due and
unacconnted for. Accounts not yat made up
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NDER and by virtue of an order passed in
~ the above stated case, at the september
Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas for Kershaw
County, the undersigned, as Referee, will sell at
public outcry, in front of the Court House, at
Union, s. c., on the first Monday in March
next,
All the interest Of the late W. C. Cunningham
in and to the "Union Gold Mine Tract" former
ly owned by West and by Black. Said tract
less; bounded on the North and East by lands
Of A. w. Thompson; South by lands of Asa
Smith; and West by lands of Larken Lancaster.
Terms of Sale
One-haf cash balance payable in one year,
with bond Of purchaser and Mortgage of prem
ises sold.
I. D. DUNLAP, Referee.
Feb. 13 6 81
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Union Hotel Bar.

z HAVE lately fixed up my bar in the room
u,cder the Union Hotel in the most stylish
manner. nd received large stock Of the choic-
cat and nures.. brands Of Whiskeys, Brsndies,
Gin. Wines Of every description and Lager
Beer.
An accommodating ana pleasant gentleman
will always be in attendanoeto to ce TO the wishes
Of my customers. invite my fris.ds anG III
who want pure article to call on me-
"S JOHN THOMSON.
Feb. 20 1m*
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NEWARK CITY ELECTION.

LARGE RIP"DLICAT GAINs-t MAJORITY oF EIGHT
EErUBLICt&s is IlM .Ill coCNClL.
The charter election o. Newark, y. j., which
was nr.d yesterday. ir-u-i o. "u o,rr~u.inlpS We
tory ior .hc E.pmb oy u.''. Tie oGi crs 20 be
elected we've N.,t. Coma..-eir. Tx Commissioner.
Trustee o' CIV Home Ad,rn'.. p. rhodrr am school
Cymm.s.i iues- .. tlr Aldermen ho .dns over seven
were Republicans lud scyrn Democrats. Il Was
neccs-rry tor the l. publcans 20 elect nine
A|u+tu.n 10 retain rp -rW 90 tie Cuunn. lhe
Aurrneu riccted are as f.ii"Ws; Fir-t Ward B'aein
tT.pJ e6s matJri.y: second Wt,, wright H-p, l4@,
A II pubIran am o. 40: ILr W.rd, jackson tRep),
5.2. a cpuJ.,csn -an Of 375; Fourth ward rot
ne d. | majority, R,puhlcu ehn 0t ";
FInh ward, Prl OJcmA . majority. k.pup-
mean gam of 81; ~iXtA NIrl, krai1 Hcu).
26G nal fitv, L, loucaI E0iu ui S-3i HFrh'h Na'd'
o., oun.r tD.mJ bO2 X uuD lean gam oi 4Oi l. gnth
ward LAftrn u,rpJ iii. kepnolcan ghn OF 2i6;
Ninth ward, -l.dlnrd ut-pj G49. R"punican gaia os
81: Tn h " .d study I mai rty,G ErpdH Hlcnii gain
of JIO l. evcufI VIZ. LaHZ dtrrl - . Ecpub ican
lo-e of g2 " ltin Va "a, N"ticnmci rr ~ Az Ju1
r punic gam 'f 6jli lhttront. MAIl, hunnrr
fIrpl 6-- "A l:ruuulttau gam of 2u3I FouI tecnth
W,rd BIfurtt tI.rpJ 3lO.A RrpuDnc ia g.ln or ~
Nh sutA ward 1ncb. rch IrpJ 81, Republican gain
of 10. 1000 asa
iae aggregate Republican majority Is 1900 The
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FORETGN NEWS.

THE SULTAN SUERENDERS DTLCTGNO.
LOSuoS. Tur.dav. OCT. l., 1850
dispatch from Pea 20 Reuters Telegram Com
pany says " The Sultan last night signed an
trade in which he orders the surrender Of Ducigno.
A convention Will hc concluded with Montenegro.
assuring the righ,s o, tie jIu,Su.mIH nlab tan s
in that district. TIE trade aa- been communicated
TO the Ambassadors. The Porte expects that the
Powers Will rrlioq1isl ,he Idel Of * .rcisng pres
sure with regard TO the settlement ot the Other
pei cing questions
The Tines, IN . leading article this morning. urges
the Powers TO give the Pore respite FOR a while.
It adds. however: " Europe cannot withdraw It's
CLAIMS: but If the Porte is wiling 10 pay them
proper consideration. the Powers NAV Wei consent
to consider IN tuT the difficulties of Turkey and 10
pOstpone their further demIud-'
The spOnient ~ Ibf SidEdkTf ~ Paris saws
Minister CnnsfIns tt. thfi - SOON a Official nOi-
eaton The c-..ion OF DulcimOls received Tie Freuel
ships Will De recalled
BAUsIc. Tuesday. Oct Il. 1850.
Only 3. 900 MOutcnecrns are now e4ctmgrd a. sn.ar'
man. The MoG,cn~grLs Ddye already begun 10 discuss
the harOOr administration 0i DucIsnO.
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TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.


\ VAIN BArrjE WITH FATE.
DFADwOoD. u. l., Or'. Il fC -Upreme Court
laA he Osima-,rr ans 20 thfes
yeils eultcntalv. Tn pe Appealed 10 tAs
United statts supreme Court
VISITORS TO PHlLADELPuIA.
PM ApTIPuIt. Der. l2.-trrurfI l.1udrr Post
40 trin Lynn Mass. arrived t1is aiteu on .31 tronf
iEcy came 10 aNe pat ia th' ictu's N ihuts
KIIrED WITH ~ iNE
WrLrCN y. G. Ocf. l2.-il NortntWpon County
yeals oa. bots coorrd le .e" days ls' Snd ure.
AZ each other iLlr.m Nas g * nA iic heah ana
!. lcl instantly. iisrIfs /, rud : arrest
NTHN BID FOR LiFE.
BQS1QN. Oct - --ralO tu.HN. 'n. NOi'Ffiru ~ 20
Ff- muir having ue,i gltv being accessory before
ihc "a. thc bench the -ur ne court "a 'tdeiel
hIu - be sentenced mtid,i !" ihr ''oni degree. IL
was accof .uirly sent . tho -ttt' Prison 10. hie
SMALL MACKEkEL tAfCH.
GIOVC r~Tl r. llis-., t''. L. Joy h'tF-threH
,D :, eatcarrs have t,d tac BAY
rr,,r GA IA season I'm t"iilH. amt the otArfs
i,n >tscs been ns-ius n thc bay. making total
eaton ulu gum ais
IMPORT Ant MINERAL LAND SUITS.
IL UARRiSlNBCEtf. L.. Orf. l2.-juUg' klNes ~
hodiug here OF the Uno states GREAT court for
tLe Ne District Dt virginia Lt winch nuc o thfee .Hi-
poftant land -us that Of " 49, Ale And othrs
involving urs lani Highland Bath aud AAeshaay
Counties Va. Is on al
ANOTHER ben DisR FAMILY ARRESTED.
NFN-t)EI MS. Oct. IA NpiT tu1'tSi named y.
T. ,,hartcr Wlo - also odaY peeS nti rouisi
uon W. T. which ac t !1'dtct nom NlNcfn1r
Tor lie arrest 81 ~ hi"r ttnl3 \
,,arfa srl BENDER q uf Bender J Ars
daughter As0ilnc Ntnulef
IA ,goenyiuc. C.IrOOn District Bcuder has resrtol
1871 having been absent e's uA h'0 'uoAsa~
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? Q s r S 9 RIP T 7
:s:GG a. ms.
LATEST RETURNS.
INDIANA,
800 a. Ils.

THE DEMOCRATS NOT HAPPY.
A DOrEFUL SCENE AT THE DEMOCRArrC HEAD
QUARrfns-rHE REPUBLICANS CLAIM 1000
mAJoRlTY.
BY TELEGRATH TO THE rRfBCS2.l
INDNNAPoLs, Oct. I3--1:1j a. m.-Thc Demo
cratic Committee 70 N presents n solemn appear
ancc. English receives the returns as they come
in. and reads them with an evident effort to keep
up cheerful tone OF voice Then
he sends th,m TO Hurburt of TIE
Neqc- York World, who sits at another desk and Is
deep IN figures and calculations.
The bystanders look as though Il funeral was IN
progress Hendricks sits with hs chair tipped
back against the wall, the picture of despair.
lie seems TO have grown ten years older
since morning. Near him sits McDon-
aid, who now and then forces
a ftful smile upon bis usually good-humored but
now melancholy cOuutenance.
The Only raw Of hope the company possess
is the river counties. Now and then some
one calls attention afrcsh 20 the fact that the river
counties have not been heard from.
At Republican headquarters ev-
erybody looks happy. The gen.
eral estimate is that Porter is elected by 1000
majority.
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GARFIELD owN STATE Giyfs uM FROM I''o0' ~
$4,000 MISUNDERSTANDING IN DOUBT D0'
CLAIMED By TIE RrprBIICANs-GMNso on con
GRESsMTN.
The October verdict is Overwhelmingly II
favor of the Republican party ana
AGAINST change" Ohio, Garfield :
own state. comes up TO his sup
port with majority which is not likely to
fall below $1,000, and may reach 25,oOO
The latest dispatches place 1t as
high as $4,000 The Republicans
have elected surely - Of the
90 Congressman, and possibly 10. The
rresent delegation stands nine Republicans
and eleven Democrats
The news from Indiana is less de-
finite than that from Ohio, but
it is definite enough to slow dis
ostrous Democratic defeat. The Republi-
cans are confident that they will have
n majority Of 1000 for their candidate for
Governor. Anything which keeps the Demo
c1atic majority below 5000 is a Republican
victory.
There are no returns from West Nlr~
cinia which give any indication of the gen
eral result. The same reports OF hepuO-
lican gains however. come from there, as
well as from Ohio and Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13

PORTER'S ELECTION CLAIMED.
MAJORITY or ONE THOUSAND TOG TIE REPUBu-
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rmnUsEl

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rHfBU%El
IvDfANAPoLis, Ind. Oct. y. 1l:3O y. m.-lhe
average ratio Of Republican gain per voting precinct
10 >. This carried through the remaining precincts
would make a net Republican gain IN the state OF
&. 700 and would bring Porter out 900 ahead.
11:4j p. m.-While the GreenbacF vote Is very
small as a rule there are two three counties IN
the northern part Of the state where the party has
been entirely proselvted during tbs canvass. aud
where it makes considerable gains.
In these counties there serious Republican
losses. The average Republican gain on the Asso-
ciated Press returns from all parts ot the State still
holds at per cent At Republican headquarters
Porters election by about 900 majority claimed.
Oct. 13-12:ij a.m.-The returns grow more favor
able for the Republicans The Democrats are fast
thinning at their headquarters and are going home
with long faces. Republicans now think Il safe %
claim Porter's election b. from 1.G00 to 1000. The
correspondent OF The LouisriiIe CowjG-jounGi has
just iecgraphed Tat pdpe; tnat Landers Is beaten
bv 1000 nuless the river counties save him with
their imported vo;as from Kentucky.