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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-04
Virginia.
The Regular Demo

The Regular Democratic Ticket Elected RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-An the indications point to the defeat of the Malone debt-paying Democrats. The result thus far gives the regular Democratic electoral ticket 31 ,933, readjusters CHI, Republican 9, 226. The readjusters may get one Congressman in the northern district. The indications are that Tucker and Cabell, funder Democrats, are reelected, and Allen (Dem.) elected over Paul, readiuster In all the remaining dis tricts the debt payers are successful except in Goode's district, in which Decendorf (ReD ! is elected
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Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-

Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-
 change.
 %S Cottage House, has 10 rooms, for safe at EiiI bargain, the line of the horse cars; lot -HAsH- 52x15O A tvO-famiIy House on Ferry street, and would like to get an offer for the above nouses-are anxious to sell Also a number of nrst-c1ass Brick Houses and others located central, price and terms be made satisfactory water front lots in West Haven, also lots in different parts of the city.
 FOR RENT
 number of 6rst-class Houses and Ten ements; one furnished House, with all modern i'm provements; can be seen at any time; to rent low Honey to loan on real estate.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street Room Hosdley Building. Once open evenings se25 L.. F. COMSTOCK.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Max Temp 53; Min. Tenn, 36 Total Rainfall or Melted Snow (inches and 100ths) % Max velocity of wind. 10 miles per hour
 J. H. SHERMAN Observer
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. S. Army.
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New York.

The Vote of New York City-Garfield's
 Majority i'm the State-Grace Elected by
 a Small Majority.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The total vote of this city was: Hancock 117 669, Garfield 78, 89S Hancock's majority 38, I'll. There are twen ty-eight election districts missing, which, however, will affect the majority not more than POO. It is estimated by politicians that Garfeld's majority in the State will vary but little from 25,O00. Tilden's majority in 1876 was B, 742. The excitement over the Mayor alty contest in this city has subsided some what now that 1t is definitely settled who is elected. All the figures are in except one election district and John Kelly's candidate has majority of upwards of 3, POI.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-According to returns received in this city, the Congressional dele gation from this State will stand as follows : First district, Perry Belmont, dem Second w. B. Robinson, dem Third, J. Hyatt Smith, dem. Fourth, Archibald Bliss, dem. ; Fifth, Ben Wood, dem. Sixth, Sunset s. Cox, dem. Seventh, P. H. Dugra, dem. j; Eighth, Anson McCook, rep; Ninth, Fernando Wood, dem.; Tenth, A. s. Hewett dem. Eleventh, Levi P. Morton, rep. Twelfth, Waldo Hutch ins, dem. Thirteenth, John H. Ketcham, rep Fourteenth, Lewis Beach, dem. Fifteenth, Thomas Cornell, rep. Sixteenth, Michael N. Nolan, dem.; Seven teenth, Walter A. Wood, dem. {; Eighteenth, John Hammond, rep; Nineteenth. Abram Parker, rep Twentieth, George West, rep; Twenty-first. Ferris Jacobs, jr., rep.; Twen- ty-second, Warner Miller, rep. !; Twenty third, Cyrus D. Prescott, rep; Twenty fourth, Joseph Mason, rep. Twenty fifth, F. Hiscock, rep; Twenty-sixth, J. H. Camp, rep. Twenty-seventh, Elbridge G. Lapham, rep. Twenty eighth Jeremiah w. Dwight, rep. ; Twenty ninth, D. P. Richard son, rep.; Thirtieth, John VanVoorhees, rep. Thirty-first, Richard Crowley, rep. Thirty y-second, Jonathan Scoville, dem. Thirty third, Henry Van Arnum, rep. Ac- cording to the figures on which the above is based, the delegation stands IA Democrats and 19 Republicans, a Democratic gain of five.
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l News by Telegraph !. FROM ALL QUARTERS. Tuesday s Victory. Further Returns from the
 Different States.
 THE GLORIOUS NEWS CONFIRMED. Later Figures Looking Bet
 ter for Republicans. ANUMBER OF CONGRESSMEN GAINED And Several United States Sen
 ators Assured. THE PRESIDENT-ELECT AT HOME. | Congratulations Pouring in from
 all Quarters. Undistulrbed by His Great |
 Success.
THE ELECTIONS.
California,

Close Vote and Doubtful Result.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The vote in the city will give Hancock majority and will also elect Rosecrans (Dem.) for Congress from the First district. The vote in the State is very close, with some Republican gains in the small precincts and losses in the larger ones. The Democrats probably elect a ma jority of the Assemblymen, which will give them the United States Senator. Later re- turns, however, are needed to determine this The election of Knight {Rep.) in the Third, and Pacheco (Rep.) in the Fourth district, to Congress is in some doubt
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Sailed, the Amerique for Havre, the Scythia and Olympia for Liv- erpool Arrived, the Wisconsin from Liver pool, the State of Hernda from Glasgow.
 New York-Arrived, the Batavia from Liv- erpool the Saratoga from Havana. r. Boston-Sailed the Minnesota for Liver pool.
 elphia-Arrived, the Lord Cline from Liverpool.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Indiana from Glasgow Hamburg Sailed, the Gellert for New York.
 Sailed, the City of Chester for New York.
 Liverpool Sailed, the Egypt for New York
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Herder from New York for Hamburg.
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Rhode Island.

What the Complete Returns Show.
 PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3. Complete returns from Rhode Island give Garfield IS, 1S4. Han cock 1O,774, Weaver 234 Garfield over Han cock 7,41o. Congressmen First district Aldrich (rep.) 9, sos, Lawrence (dem.) 4, ,5S7 Cram (greenback) 159; Second district, Chase (rep) S,515, Treat (dem.) 6,O27, Smitt (greenback) 90.
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Delaware.
tA Majority for Hancock of LOO

tA Majority for Hancock of 1000.
 WILMINGTON, Nov. 3.-The election in this city resulted in the return of full Democratic legislative tickets for Sussex and Kent coun- ties, which ensures the return of Mir. Bayard to the United States Senate. Newcastle coun- ty has been carried by the Republicans by about 1OO electing the whole county ticket. Hancock carries the State by 1000 majority.
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ty substantially complete indicates that Gar fields majority will be 1900. OswEGo, Nov. 3.-Oswego 3. county complete gives Garfield 3,3S7 majority.
 AUBURN, Nov. 3.-Cayuga county complete gives Garfield 3, 400 maj jority
 EMIGRATION, Nov. 3.-Broome county gives 1,722 plurality for Garfield. Tioga county gives HOO plurality for Garfield, elaware county about $50 plurality for Gar field Chenango county gives Garfield ,218 plurality.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Especial Correspondence of JOURNAL AND coUn1Enl ]
JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, l Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street, Nrsxu Oory 1000

JOHN H. DAVIS Co.,,
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, Nov 8. 1880 ] The political cloud being lifted by the election turns first published in the morning papers, the stock market opened bright and active and confident the eagerness of buyers for the advance carrying prices per higher than the latest official fig ures of Monday. The rush to buy stocks induced some of the heavy holders who confidence to buy before the election to in sellers which made the market unsettled and ductuating all day.. ". The Bond Markst-Government bonds were strong and higher, with four per cent s. up to 11OsS. In State bonds the only dealings in North Carolina special tax, third series, at 2H. Railroad bonds transactions and steady advance in prices indi cate pretty clearly that the attention of capitalists has been diverted to considerable extent from the share list to the market for railroad bonds, par icuary to the interest paying issues that sell below par. The business to-day well distributed.
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THE OLD WORLD.
ireland.
Land Leaguers Cited to Appear.

Land Leaguers Cited to Appear.
 DUBLIN, Nov. 3-Summons were served upon Messrs. Parnell, Sexton, Sullivan and Egan to appear in the Court of Queens Bench in this city on Friday to answer in dictments found against them for conspiracy against the government in connection with the proceedings of the Land League. They will have four days to plead to the indict- ments. after which they will be put upon trial
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Florida.
A Small Democratic Majority.

Small Democratic Majority.
 TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 3.-Ths returns by tel egraph from all parts of the State indicate that the majority for Hancock and Bloxham (dem for Governor will be between 2, 1000 and 5000. The Republican majorities in their strongest counties are all reduced, some largely. Finley (dem. for Congress is elect ed by about 1,50O majority in the Second district. The Legislature is largely Demo- cratic
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Indiana.


Garfield's NIajOrityAbOut 5000.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 3.-From the most re- liable Republican sources it is estimated that the State gives Garfield 5000 majority. The streets tonight are thronged with pedestrians with tin horns and all is noise. Bonfires are burning in different parts of the city and bands of music are parading the streets fol- lowed by processions shouting for Garfield.
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Ohio.
GnrRnIAsa H

Garfield's Majority Placed at 1000.
 CoLUMBUs, Nov. 3.-Chairman> Nash has complete returns from thirty-eight counties, including the most populous ones. Thirty six counties show Republican gains of 13, ,719 over Fosters vote in 1879. Two counties Henry and Mercer, show 300 Democratic gain. He believes 30, 900 safe estimate of the total majority.
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Pennsylvania.

The Republican Majority Estimated al
 35,OOO.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The Republican majority in this State, as nearly as can be es timated without the official count, foots uI 35,o00 The Legislature is Republican by about 50 on joint ballot. The Republicans have captured all the doubtful Congressional districts except one, and the delegation stands Republicans 19, gain of two, and Demo. crats & a loss of one
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November 3, 1S60 The several companies of this command will assem- ble on Temple street, between Chapel and Elm, on Friday evening, November 5, at o'clock sharp, for the purpose of taking part in parade in Guiford that evening" special invitation has been extended to this regiment by the people of Guilford join them in celebrating recent Republican victory. Let us turn out will full ranks. special train will leave New Haven at 7:3O D. m.
 By order of P. B. BUCKINGHAM, R. J. BUNcE, Col. Commanding.
 Captain and Adjutant
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To the Holders of the

EHIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Boston and N New York Air Line Railroad Company:-
 The holders of the First Mortgage Bonds of the Boston and New York Air Line Railroad Company are hereby notified that the Company exercising the right to redeem said bonds upon six months notice ex- pressed the face of said bonds hereby notifies the holders thereof that they will redeem the said bonds upon presentation at the office of the Treasurer ef said Company, at number 12 Wall street, in the city of New York, before the first day of February, 1884, by paying to the holders thereof respectively full amount of the principal which would be payable upon each of said bonds at it's maturity gether with all interest due and payable upon any coupons annexed thereto, according to their tenor and also additional premium of five per centum of the principal sum due upon each of said bonds,
 Attest, T. L. WATSON, Secretary.
 az oam4moaw2m B. N. Y. A. L. R. R. Co.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The c. N. G
The c. N. G. The following general order has been pro- mulgated from the adjutant-generaTs office:

The following general order has been pro- mulgated from the adjutant-generars office:
 ADJUTANT-GENERALs OFFIcE,(
 HARTFORD, Oct. 30 1880. General Orders No. 10:
 tered inspected between the 10th and 30th days of November, the First and Second regiments by Lieutenant-Co Lewis L. Morgan, brigade adju- tant. The Third and Fourth regiment by Major John B. Capp, brigade inspector. The artillery and Fifth battalion by Lieutenant-Colonel Simeon J. Fox, as sstant adjutant- general.
 II. The mastering officers will assign dates for muster of various companies possible, and the proper officers will issue instructions for sembling companies in accordance with dates signed
 III. Commanding officers will have their muster rolls properly made out previous to date of muster the blank rolls issued in 1S7S and will that all recruits examined by the surgeon, and their enlistment papers forwarded to this office at before muster
 ". The rolls must account for every commissioned officer and enlisted men whose name appeared the last muster roll of the command, and those who have will give all the information provided for by the blanks furnished. The mastering officer will scrutinize the rolls carefully and that they properly made according to direction on the blank and orders from this office.
 " The muster will be preceded by minute and careful inspection according to United States 1nfan try tactics and the mastering officers will report to this office quality and condition of the uniforms, and equipments of the officers and men, their discipline drill and appearance with such other in formation in their opinion will be useful to the eommander-in-c chief.
 By order of the commander -in-chief.
 EDWARD KIRKLAND, Adjutant General
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New Hampshire.
Everything Goes Republican.

HVeFythlhS does RepubI1cah'
 MANCHESTER, Nov. 3.-The Republicans elect the Governor by over 2,O0o majority, and have probably secured all three Con- gressmen. Sanborn and Bingham Oems. ) in the First and Third districts, do not run ahead as was expected The Democrats have eight and perhaps nine of the twenty four Senators. ThesHouse is Republican by fifty majority at least.
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Colorado.

Garfield's Plurality Probably Over 1000. DENVER, Nov. 3.-Forty-nine towns and
 precincts covering about half the State give
 Garfield 2,84O majority. The remainder of the State will probably increase these figures
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DANCING!

All new Dances emanating from the Society of Pro- fessors Dancing, New York City, will be taught. Private lessons any hour, day or evening Private Glasses or seminaries attended in out of town. Address H. G. GILL,
 s3 3m 19e Grown Street.
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Laying Away ythe Paraphernalia

Lay1nS Away the FhrAphernnI1a.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The Democratic mana gers to-day pulled down the great banners which were suspended across Clark and Mad ison streets at headquarters, and the rooms were closed. All the Hancock and English flags and signs about the streets have disap- peared, but the Republican banners still re- main displayed.
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Complete R eturns from Kings County.

Complete I2 2eturns from Kings County.
 BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-Kings county com plete gives Hancock 61, 123, Garfield 51, l 44 i; Hancock's majority 9,979. Weaver received 50 votes. Rapallo (Dem. for Judge of the Court of Appeals received less than 700 ma jority. Edgar M. Cullen for the Supreme Court has a majority of 2,3Oo, which proba- bly, ensures his election. All the Democratic candidates for local officers were elected with the exception of County Auditor and Comp troller Robinson Oem.) for Congress in the Second district, has a majority over O'Reilly (Rep.) of 7,455. In the Third dis trict J. Hyatt Smith Dem. ) has majority of 1,661 over Chittenden CRep.). In the Fourth district Bliss Dem. has 5,067 majority over Tallmadge (Rep.). The Democrats elect nine and the Republicans three Assemblymen. General Hancoek's Views of the Result.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Last night General Hancock retired at an early hour, having given explicit orders that he should not be disturbed on account of any election dis patches whatever. The officers of his con- mand at headquarters watched the bulletins, which grew hour by hour more discouraging for their chief, long after he was asleep. This morning General Hancock arose early and walked over to his office, where he spent short time disposing of his more impor- tant private correspondence. He spent the day attending to his routine duties and re- ceiyed all his visitors. No politicians of prominence appeared, but few personal friends called to express coincidence and re- grets. General Hancock said to one visitor : II regret it more for the country than do for my own sake" ''What do you think of the election p said another. ''I can only re- peat what have all along said, that I am willing to abide by the decision of the people. Our country is a republic and the majority must rule There is no use in complaining" :"
 Both Committees Shutting up shop.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Democratic National committee rooms are deserted to- night The Republicans will close their rooms tomorrow. According to dispatches received by Chairman Jewell this evening,
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Michigan.

A Sweeping Republican Victory.
 DETROIT, Nov. 3.-The State is solidly Re- publican by 40, GOO majority. Every Repub- Ican Congressman is elected. The Leg islature is overwhelmingly Republican as us1aI
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Massachusetts.
over 50. .Ooo Majority for Garfield.

UVeF 5O,OUU MuJOf1Iy hOr WAFMe1u'
 BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Returns from all but eight towns in Massachusetts give Garfield 162, ,G27, Hancock no, ,93O, Weaver 3,9O7, Dow 457 The Republicans carry every Con- gressiona1 district in the State except the Fourth, where Leopold Morse has small plurality. His opponent has called for a re-
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+ssAAs SITUATED at 3O3 Oak street. near Orchard Esiii street. An excellent place for meat market All and grocery store. The store contains shelves counters, ice box, meat bench, racks etc. all com plete and in good order. Will be rented low to good tenant For particulars apply to J. T. Fitzpatrick at the livery stable,
 OPS St 137 ORANGE STRFEr
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FOR RFOT

fERs5e THE new house No Is Gill street, containing |iiI nine rooms, water closet, bathing room, etc. Store No. 551 State street, with four rooms
 Apply to JACOB HELLER. D,
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Maine.

An Estimate of Gar1eld's Majority.
 BOSTON, Nov 3.-Not line from Maine tonight. It has probably gone Republican by 5000 or {, ,O0O majority.
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NebraSka.
A Biz Ma,oritv for Garfield.

Big Majority for Garfield.
 OMAHA, Nov. 3.-Garield will have not far from 25,ooo majority and the Republican State ticket about the same. The Republi- cans elect three-fourths of the Legislature The Greenback vote is diminished from last year. Valentine (rep) is elected to Congress.
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Desirable Store for Rent

{z15Aa HOUSE and lot in Houston street lot 132x Fyiii POS; house and barn. land well stocked with
 sQ fruit; will be sold for the low price of $4 soc if sold soon. MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE o2S 237 Chapel Street.
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Texas.
Solid for Hancock.

GALVESTON, Nov. 3.-It may be some days before the back counties will report, but the State Is solid for Hancock by about GO, 900.
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Kernan to be Left at Home.

ALBANY, Nov. 3.-The returns from the Assembly districts throughout the State give the Republicans majority of 4o- They have a majority in the Senate of IS, making a Republican majority of 5s on joint ballot, which insures the election of Republican successor to Francis Herman.
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Wm. Layne Escort.

You are hereby ordered to meet at your armory, Webster street, this evening. November 4, to make arrangements for parade in Guiford Friday evening
 Per order ALBERT c, WOODS.
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vada leave the result somewhat doubtful with the probabilities in favor of the Republicans It may take an official count to settle the electoral vote.
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The members of this company are requested to meet at Exchange Hall at o'clock D. m. A full at tendance is requested-special business. Per order c. W. BLAKESLEE,
 Commander.
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We shall inaugurate special sale of Dry Goods eve- ry week, commencing Monday, October 4, and contin uing the whole season. Our stock is simply immense most beautiful selections of the latest designs and novelties in French, German and American Dress Velvets and Shawls of the finest quality and patterns The latest designs in English Walking Jackets Cloaks pete in every particular, with all the French Novel ties in Flowers, Feathers and Ribbons Our prices all these goods marked down lower than anybody else possibly sell them.
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Nevada.

The State Probably Republican. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Returns from Ne
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A Democratic Estimate of the Next Com
 gress.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The Duly Neaos, which was a strong Hancock paper, says the next Congress will stand: House, Republicans 152, Democrats Al Senats, Republicans 39, Democrats 37. The Neaos attributes the de- feat to the Democrats bad management.
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scatterfng Returns.

SARATOGA, Nov. 3.-Fulton county gives Garfield HOO majority, Republican gain of POO. Schenectady county complete gives Garfield SIS majority, Republican gain of over 800. Saratoga county complete gives Garfield 2,3o7 majority, 8 Republican gain over 1876 of 1,316
 SKELETON, s. L, Nov. s.-Richmond county's total vote is 4, 1915 for Hancock, 3, ,829 for Garfield; Democratic majority 1,526.
 SYRACUSE, Nov 3-GarfeId's majority in Onondaga county is 4, ,575.
 KNDERHooK, Nov. 3.-Columbia county : Garfield 6, ,485, Hancock 611O. OeDERsBuRG, Nov. 3.-St. Lawrence coun-
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James H. wiIkfns Escort,
Solid SeventY.

You hereby ordered to meet at Wiers Hall, Elm street, Thursday evening, November 4, to make engagements for parade in Guilford Friday evening Per order F. c. ANTHONY,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Democratic National committee rooms are deserted to- night The Republicans will close their rooms tomorrow. According to dispatches received by Chairman Jewell this evening, Nevada has gone Democratic, which will send Fair to the Senate in place of Sharon. This is Democratic gain. Californians do not give it up and say they will wait further re- turns. J. H. Mitchell of the Republican committee of Oregon sent a dispatch saying the vote is very close, not more than POO either way. We will have to wait official re- turns. The Republicans claim the next House by IS majority
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You are hereby ordered to assemble at your armo- ry, Webster street this eveDing November to make arrangements for parade in GuiIford Friday evening Per order L. J. WATERS, 'rs4
 Captain.
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STTTATTON NTEn

An energetic and hard working man to travel and make collections. Must fur nish from $2OO to $500 security. Single man from 25 to 40 preferred.
 GAY BROTHERS,
 256 Chapel Street, City. nI Garfield Building.
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FnR PEN

Isf.s7 THE four story brick block House No. l6; Esi Temple street heated by steam, for rent at S3 laSL per month. H. H. BUENELL,
 n3 tf ChaT,al
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JOSEPH SONNENRERG

ANeHI NsIHIe AnU EXchanRe BrOker,
 23S CHAPEL STREEf A LL kinds of American, Spanish and European A Bonds bought and sold. Highest prices paid for mutilated currency old coin and silver coin.
 JOSEPH SONNENBERG, O26 238 Chanel Streat
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SignOr F. PaO1O TambureIIo.
 (From Italy,l
W. E. Chandler,
8oar0 alo Blooms.
EnrniShodRoon.a

FurnIShed Rooms. faS555s CENTRALLY located on Chapel street. op- Ealll office of fF-' " n2 3t EDWARD VALLEY