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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 3d-Almost complete re-
turns of this city give Hancock plurality Of 433,
Crittenden Oem.l for Governor, plurality of 514,
and the remainder of the State ticket pluralities
ranging from % to 74s, excepting for Secretary OF
State, Broadwell Rep), for that Office, receiving
plurality Of 632. The city part of the Firs. Con-
gressiona District gives Fletcher Rep) about 800
Five counties outside OF the CITY, belonging to this
district, will probably give Clardy Dem.) major
ity, which will elect him by perhaps $500 majority
The Second District gives Thos Allen Dem) be-
tween 2, 500 and 5000 majority The Third District
is very close, and will probably require the official
vote to settle it. Sessenhans Rep.) has about 1bo
majority in the city precincts, but eight precincts
in the country will probably give Frost enough to
elect him by from so to 100 votes OF the CITY
ticket, the Republicans elect the Sheriff.
Sr. LOUIS, November Sd.-Ford (Greenback Rep J.
for Congress, is probably elected in the Ninth Dis
trict, and the Republicans claim Van Horne in the
Eighth, where two Democrats were running. The
Republicans gained considerably in their vote.
ST. LOUIS, November 3d.--The Twelfth Congress.
siona District of Missouri gives Hatch Dem) 200
to 2,ooo majority The First Congressional District
elects clandy by 800 to 1000 majority. The Sec
ond District elects Alden Dem) by 1900 majority
The Third District is very close. The returns are
not all in, but viii likely elect Frost Dem. \ by 500
to 200 majority
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DAILY REC0RD-UNTOy sEsurs.
s"AO aA Asl-SUMRE & "a,

Cassidy 10. Fourth Ward-551 votes c,st sn0
counted; Garields majority So, Daggett 50. Beatty
3D. First Ward OF Gold Hill-666 votes, 2ss count.
ed. Hancock 81 ahead Belknap IS, Darrett .,
Second Ward of Gold Hill-456 votes cast counted
254. Garfield ahead 25, Daggett 81, Beatty and Rel.
knap tie. American Flat-19 votes, all counted
Garfeid's majority, Z; Daggett 4, Beatty s. The
county has in all probability gone Democratic.
Fair has the State Legislature strong 1t will take
the official count to get the State or Congressman,
or Supreme Judge, for the Republicans. Returns
from all over are shown at headquarters.
RENO, November 3d.-Washoe county gives Han
cock majority of IS. The Democrats elect the
Legislative ticket by total majority of 697, and all
the county ticket excepting Treasurer. The two
very small precincts which are missing will give
Democratic majority.
EUREKA, November 3d.-The count is proceeding
slowly The indications are that Garfield will have
small majority in this county The Democratic
Legislative ticket seems to be elected by fair ma.
]ority Beiknap, for Judge, will carry the county.
Cassidy, for Congress, has about 400 majority
News from White Pine indicates that Cassidy car
ries that county by over 200. The entire Demo-
cratic Legislative ticket is elected in White Pine
VIRGINIA, November 3d.-It will take TO. morrow
to get returns from Storey county. It is heay Iy
Democratic, except for WIZ Hanks for Sheriff. and
James McAllister, for County Commissioner. The
State is unquestionably Democratic The official
counts are not in, but nearly every county is Demo-
cratic
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, November 3d-Noon.-The latest re-
turns from New York are: Mayorality-
Dem.) ss.o5l, Dowd (Rep) ee,74s, with fifteen eec.
tion districts missing.
NEW YORK, November 3d.-The Democrats car
ried three Congressional Districts in Brooklyn, and
have elected nine out of the twelve Assembymen.
NEW YORK, November 3d.-Kings county Brook
lyn) gives Hancock 9,979 majority
Nzw YORK, November 3d.-Brookiyn elects three
(all Democratic) Congressmen-Bliss, Smith and
Robinson. Smith defeated Chittenden by over g.
0Oo
ELMiRA, November 3d.-Richardson (Rep) is re-
elected in the Twenty.nin Congressional District
by 200 majority Rev. Thomas X. Beecher the
Fusion candidate
NEW YORK, November 4th--A M.-The State
gives 25, 900 Republican majority.
New York, November 3d-The total city vote
gives Grace 2,so4 majority for Mayor. Docharty,
for Registrar, has $500 majority.
NEW YORK, November 4th-4 A. a-Presdential
vote complete: Hancock, 123, ,lo2 Garfield 81, ,726
The Times says the Republicans have carried the
State by 25 600 majority and gives table of all the
counties, showing Garfed's total majorities to be
s5,2s1; Hancock's, 59946. The Republican gain
over 1876 is stated at S. 143 The Times also gives
list of members elected to the Forty seventh Con-
gress as far as ascerained and divides them prac-
tically as follows Republican, l56; Democrats,
1872; Greenback, b.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, November 3d.-Returns are go incom-
pete that it is impossible to give Haneock's major.
ty in this State, but it will undoubtedly reach O00
JERSEY CITY, November 3d.-The Secretary OF
e>-'e VI i'~'' S----s he has -st,,rps
the election Of the Democratic Electoral ticket by
l,5oo majority. and Ludlow Oem.) for Governor by
q majority Of not less than 5000.
JERSEY CRY, November 3d.-Senator Hobart
Chairman Of the New Jersey State Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee, says he has information that
Potts is elected Governor by majority of 400 but
comedies that the Democratic Electors have carried
the State by a small majority. Other Republicans
say the Governorship is still in doubt, while the
Democrats claim it by 1000 majority for Ludlow.
The Legislature is Republican on joint ballot.
TRENTON, November 3d.-Both parties agree that
Ludlow Oem.) is electe Governor. The Democrats
claim the State By from 900 20 1900 the Republi-
cans by from 800 to 800. The State Committees Of
both parties admit that the Republicans have nine
majority in the Senate. In the House, 90 mem
bers, the Republicans have "a. The Congressional
delegation stands the same as last year.
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IOWA.

CHICAGO, November 3D. 5 P. M.-Returns from 206
polling places in Iowa give Republican mejorities
aggregating 1882 In 262 other Iowa polling
places the Republicans have made net gain of
$685.
DEs MONIES, November 3d-The contest in the
Seventh District has been persstently fought by the
Greenback party. Their candidate for President
threw his whole weight In the scales and made three
visits and numerous speeches. De LaMatyr of In
diana went twice into and over the district. The
principal Republican speakers were employed else
where, and Wasson was obliged to conduct his can
vass with great persstency. The result is victory
over General Weaver, De LaMatyr and the Green
hackers by over $500 majority. Iowa sends solid
Congressional delegation.
DEs MerSRs, November 3d-The Republican State
Committee and the State Register have additional
returns from good number OF counties. These
fully sustain the estimates Of last night for 20 GOO
majority for Garfield over Hancock. All the Con-
gressionai Districts in the State except the Sixth
give large and certain majoritesfor the Republican
candidates, Cassons in the Seventh being over 3OO0
and probably 1000. The Sixth is very close and
ooup.iu Inc State Register here is pretty fun OF
returns from all the counties Appannnse and Civ
ing Cook 200 majority in that district claims the
election Of Cults by 100 majority
COUNCIL BLUFFS, November 3d.-Republican gain
in this county, 75O. Hepburns majority in this
district for Congress, 5000 to 5000.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosTos, November 3d.-The gubenatoria vote,
with 2s towns wanted, is Long (Rep). 15o61e;
Thompson (Dem.), To-, ,064; Sargent, 3,sO1 Almy,
672.
BosroN, November Sd. With IA towns to hear
from the Electoral vote of this State is Garfield,
16l, ,647 Hancock, 11O,63l Weaver, 1907; Dow,
457. The Gubernatorial vote, with 16 towns to hear
from, is Long, 159,2o3; Thompson, 1o9O3s; Sar
gent tGreenback), 416s; Amy (Prohibitionist), $40
Longs plurality, 50,l55. The result in Congress
sional Districts is: First, with u towns to hear
from, Crapo's Rep,) plurality is 6,s71 Second,
with several towns to hear from, Harris (Rep J
plurality is 6,296 Sixth, with one town 10 hear
from, stones majority is 900; Seventh, three
towns wanted, RussePs (Rep.) plurality, 4,47s;
Eighth, complete, Candless' Rep) plurality, 1855
In the Fourth District, where More Dem.) has an
apparent plurality, Hayes, the Republican cand-
date, has requested recount of the Boston wards
in the district, except Ward Ten, which will be
granted.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, November 3D. Oregon is very close
and it may take the official count to decide the re-
suit. The flood of rain which prevailed yesterday
all over the State without intermission seems to
have kept many voters at home. The Republicans
are still confident of a small majority
PORTLAND, November 3d.-The very latest election
returns are as follows: Columbia county will give
Republican majority, Clackamas county is esti-
mated at 200 Republican majority. The estimated
majority Of Benton is So The indications are that
Coos will give Garfield so majority. Clatsop VIII
probably give 100 Republican majority Douglass
is considered very close, the result not being known
at present 1t is estimated that jackson will give
Hancock AGO majority. Linn will probably give POO
Democratic majority. lane has given Hancock 28
majority Marion will give Garfield net less than
800 majority. Multnomah has given 500 majority
for Garfeld. Polk will be very close, but will prob
ably give Hancock a small majority The estimated
PORTLAND, November 3d.-Returns from eastern
Oregon, where the largest Democratic majerities
anticipated, slow. Returns from the
greater part of the State, and estimates on
places not heard from, make the Republican
majority on Electors not less than 500. The Re.
publicans do not think there is any possibility of
falling below 300 Thev entirely confident of
the State. Many points so distant that the en-
tire accurate returns cannot be had for two or three
days yet. No wel-informed person doubts that
there is Republican majority in the State Some
Democrats profess to think that there is possibility
of different result, but they unable to support
their claim with figures that will bear examination
Brent QRep)is reelected to Congress from Wash.
irgton Territory by not less than 500 majority.
Democratic majority for JJmatira is about aoo
Yamhill is estimated at 100 Republican majority.
Wasco will probably be stand off, but may give 4
small Democratic majority. Washington will give
300 Republican. No returns from Tllamook. Lake.
Josephine, Grant, Curry and Baker counties. From
all the indications, Oregon may be considered close
and doubtful.
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HARTFORD, November 3d.-With five towns to
hear from, this State gives Garfield 65 TAG, Hancock
$3.50, Weaver 769, Dow 3S3 Total vote, 129,727
Garfeld's plurality 1887 majority over all, 1,765
HARTFORD, November Sd-P. @. Barnum Rep)
is defeated for the State Senate. The Senate stands
Is Republicans, 5 Democrats.
HARTFORD, November 3d.-The total vote of Con-
necticut, lacking the small town of Hamden, gives
9i3 for President and 13l 639 for Governor Gar
field received 66,66l, Hancock 84,O46 Weaver si4,
Dow 1885, Garield's plurality, 2,61s Bigelows
Rep) majority for Governor is 1,l3s and his plu-
raity 23ss. The Legislature will stand is Republl-
cans to Democrats in the Senate and 165 Republi.
cans to SO Democrats, Independent and l Green
hacker in the House. Republican majority on joint
ballot, 90. Last year it was 30.
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NEVADA.

VIRGINIA, November 3d.-The count Of STOREY
precincts drass terribly in places, not mora than
one third being done. At IL N. to-day the count
stood: Flournoy precinct complete Democratic
Legislative ticket e1 majority Garfield 3. Cassidy
10. First Ward-S96 votes counted of the I osa .
Haneocks majority, 42; Belknap 2, Cassidy AZ.
second Warf-e57 votes cast, 800 counted. Maiori.
ties-Hancock 10, Belknap 20, Cassidy 10. First
precinct Second Ward-3so votes counted, GU, O,
sss- aajorities-Hancock 81, Beknap 6s, Cassidy
20. Second precinct Third Ward 5l4 votes cast !.
counted, 2so. Maiorities-Hancoek 20, Belkran 20
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, November 3d-Hancock's ma
jorty in this city is lo.7S2 The vote for Mayor is
very close, with the chances favoring Jos. A.
Shakespeare Independent Democrat). With the
exception of the Mayor the Fitzpatrick wing, CALL
ing themselves regular Democrats, elect the mu.
nicpal ticket. Walter Berger, for Recorder of the
lower district will contest He claims that he re-
ceived majority of the votes.
NEW ORLEANS, November Congressman
Acklin arrived this evening from the Third Con-
gressional District. He comedies the election Of
Darrell Rep.) by from 5000 to 5000 Republican
gain
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KEN NrUCkY.

LOUISVILLE, November 3d.-In the doubtful
Ninth District, White Rep) carries Rock Castle
county by 81 majority, and Laurel county by 800
majority. The former gave Democratic majority
of 247 and the latter Republican majority of $50 in
1873. The northern counties in the district are not
heard from.
LOUISVILLE, November Sd.-Reports go far indi-
cate that Judge Phstes has been reelected in the
Tenth District by majority of 800 or 1000
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, November Sd.-Reports from so coun-
ties, towns and precincts give Hancock 152Ss Gar.
field 6,S52. Returns from the first half of the
Fourth and Fifth Congressional Districts indicate
the election of Democrats in each by decided ma
jority. The returns from the Sixth Congressional
District are meager, not half sufficient to base an
estimate upon, but Chalmers leads as far as heard
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ENNsYLyANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3d.-Garfeid's majority
in el out Of the 81 counties is 1885, Five Of the
remaining counties gave 315l majority for Hayes in
1870, and the sixth CLackawanna) was not then in
existence. Garfelds majority in the State will be
ABOUT 3oooo' Total vote in Philadelphia Garfield,
se''si Hancock, 76,oe7; Weaver, 9el Dow, As.
Republican plurarity, 2o,727.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3d.-In the Twentieth
Congressional Distrc. A. G. Curtin Dem) is elected.
W. 3. shallenberger is elected in the Fourteenth
District.
PHILADELPHIA, November Sd.-C. C. Jadwin
(Rep.) is elected to Congress, from the Fifteenth
District by 1875 majority.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 3d.-Returns from 683
voting places in this State give Garfield 1877, $50,
Hancock ll5,2Sl, Weaver 6.4s4. Total, 25s. .4ss
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3d.-six hundred and
ninetyseven voting places which cast nearly 5s per
cent OF the vote in October, show a net Republican
gain of sos.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3d.-Returns from 9s
counties complete give a Republican majority of
$3.50; Democratic majority, $3.50. Republican
gains 1,24S Democratic gains, 7Ss. Net Republi.
can gains, $40.
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MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS, November 3d.-Returns, as received
here, indicate that Minnesota gives Garfield a ma
jority of $1,000. General washburne, whose seat
in the present Congress was contested by the no.
torious Donnelly, is overwhelmingly elected leading
his competitor, General Sibley, by from 5000 to
10000. washburne carries the city and county by
something over 1000 majority. tits presumed that
his seat in the next Congress will not be contested
Dunnel in the First District and Strait in the Sec
ond, are both elected, EACH by 1000 majority.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, November 3d.-Returns from all the
election districts in the State, except two in Kent
county, the majorities of which estimated upon
the vote OF the election last September, shows a
Democratic majority of 1,045. Two-thirds of the
Legislature is Democratic, assuring the return of
Bayard to the Senate. The Republicans elect their
whole ticket in Newcastle county by majority of
about 100
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NASHVILLE, November Sd.-Partial returns from
"a counties give Wright 25,l47, Hawkins 25,l7s,
wilson L ,522. Wilson will beat Wright 10000 IN
middle Tennessee. but is far behind in east and
west Tennessee. The race for Governor Is really
between Wright (Funder Denny and Hawkins
Rep). The Republicans have elected ten members
Of the Legislature in Shelby county, and probably
six in Davidson, and it is thought they will have
control of the Legislature, thus securing the Umted
States Senator and State officers Wright majority
in Davidson county over Wilson is 2, 500, which
about equal to Hawkins 1t is thought the latter IS
elected
NASHVILLE, November 3d.-This city and county
is carried for Hancock. The Republicans carry 'he
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COLORADO.

DENVER, November Sd.-Fortynine towns and
precincts, covering about one-haf of the State give
Garfield 2,s40 majority. The balance Of the State
will probably increase these figures.
DENVER, November 3d.-Returns from 70 towns
and precincts, comprising over half Of the State,
and including this city and Leadville, nearly COM
plete. give GARFIELD S,lo1 majority. Pitken Rep), \,
for Governor, has 1000. Belford (Rep.l for Con-
gress, is 600 or 700 ahead of Garfield The Legisla.
ture is three-quarters Republican. The above ma.
iorites may be slightly decreased by later returns.
This city gives Pitkn over seo and Garfield 500
majority
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, November This State gives so 600 to
10000 majority for Garfield. Anderson (Rep.) in
the First Congressional District has 1000 majority.
Haskell Rep) In the Second Congressional District
has 500 majority. Ryan (Rep.) in the Third Con-
gressional District has 1900 majority. st. John
(Rer.) for Governor has 4o, 900 majority
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA November 3d.-Returns from the State
come in slowly, and it is only question of the
size Of msjorities. Garfield will have not far from
$4,000. and the State ticket about the same The
Republicans elected three.fourths of the Lenisla.
ture The Greenback vote diminished from las.
year.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

CHARLOTTE, November 3d.-The Democratic ma
jority in Meeklenburg county will not exceed 100
loss of 700 on the vote Of 1876. The Democrats
lose in nearly every county.
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MICHEG GAN.

DETROIT, November 3d.-In 452 polling places the
Republicans have 81, ,2o3 majority. The Democrats
concede the election OF Lord in the First District
and Horr in the Eighth
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OHIO,

COLUMBUS, November 3l.-The Republicans gained
4,509, and carried the city The Democrats carry
the county by heavily reduced majority. The
Democrats accept the overwhelming result grace
fully
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FLORIDA.
GEORGIA,

LAKE CRY, November 3d-Fl ,rida elects a Dem
ocratc Governor, Congressman and the Legislature
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ILLINOIS.

MACON, November 3d.-The vote is small J. H
Blount is elected to Congress.
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soUTn CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE.

GREENSBORO, November sd.-scales is re elected
To Congress-
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How Garfield Received the News of His
Election.
WHAT is THOUGHT OF THE RESULT IN ENGLAND.
Previous Reports Of the Glorious Victory
Fully Confirmed.
CONNECTICUT.

ESPECIAL By TELEGRAPH TO THE RsooaD-uMos.l
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.


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serted for 20 oents for time three times for 50
sents or rs centa Der week
WANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO ACT
w as MANAGER for Willard & Fletcher
Apply at STATE HOUSE, between the hours of IL
and O'Clock. nl-3t.
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wv wishes situation as COOK or is willing
to make herself generally useful Call at No. 1923
street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth (north
side) nl-lw+
EURNITURE WANTED WILL PAY ONE
third more for Household Furniture Stoves
Carpets, etc, than any other cash buyer. s. PoSKA,
No, III street, between Seventh aud Eighth, Sac
Tamento. nl-lp1m
WTANTED "A LANDSCAPE GARDENER
Wv Apply at this Office. o2o-u
UTANTED.-DRY OAK WOOD. APPLY To
w d. Gardner's wood and coal yard northeast
corner Fourth and streets. ol6-tf
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Second and Third. oS-tf
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In Sacramento there is Work
to be Done,
WEAREHERETODOIT

Six months decided that though
shape NEARLY sPAsM something that produced
brief but shortly disappeared
THEORY who found
of
USING SACRAMENTO SPECULATION AND MONEY
MAKING ON A LARGE SCALE.
stepped
nodestly go sACRA
THOSE TO VISIT WHO
THIS ACTION OF OURS
those who have been lively rapid
profits wrung from people deluded by declarations
in
dealing blow charged goods
who bring
yoke
We are not here to Crush Other Houses, Neither
to COnCiiatG Them;
But deeply affected the Money
like Army terrible
deprny advance tult; seeing how much big profits
reactio nowse sin among
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NRUBOURG d LAGEs,

ATos. 50, 62 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds Of Meals etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New train Bags for sale
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