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I w . 1 1 i i jiins jiwi iin iiiua i Know so yveii j vason their si.lt, in tho caily 1: ' v f the carnpaian i:v-.,l iiave chanff- i ' fi-r Pff.vl-.Uncv; sccujs to have a on t7s in the a ii'.oiiov.;; -h .day I.o-i.v - n -r. nc -.- .y of v.ep.thf r. .0 vote in, a i.c'.Vi in. ar:l ' : 1 s ri f n-f 1 f v Lr'-y the u:::t o" unpleasant HCft? ai.tl i'iooi th- rn;cr of political tin-. The Lauiei of tiiC Tcr.iJ. iai.c l':;- ; iou are to he ccmrconueJ fi.r sur;.';- i in the voter'uii Tiie'lay i.-.ht r !; ; "JyVi,ei'ance i,inclic-s aii'l i--: oi-aso., ! i 1 ii ui. Uniaiid the prccvtl.i v. :: ! I j , -vlll be 'devoted to th bc-neiit t.f ft library far..U Tha la-.lie are .h- i 'us of oltai;:i::s a buiU'.in; rind i-ut- f tho library en a. round basis, ta- iuay ;3 one of tho sb-i'i-iii;? stones. . Fostiuailer Geuesvil'ti :(. rt. .WJiiN'fJTOX, Nov. 1. 1 a. . I cn'.B titiariineiii. uan com; K-ua i.' - coniplnilion of the i-eei;ts and (.- peiiditures tf t?:t? posiofhee d-part- Tiunt rur tue yar eii'iing it-:). i lia LJ iigttros will fcrm tl-.. basis f tliS a:.'u r .1 n- t. ,..... 1 . . 1 1 1 -'t f rt all r.'MiM-f s. V UI -:q't-nd:-:nsf-. ii'i. '.s';'i.; l'l'O-ii sal veer ou-l"-' )- . . ( l a -1 r ' --y . l e pi eve," - tivtu 1 i 1 1 1 -) i . al vi;-.r " t.r t- ice ing .-tee- J :V vc::r .1 1 t-i-:pti i :' ; s 1 ---- - o " : :( :' :: 1 . .) i.l. C it p. tt : .!-. iz.;- :.'.t- ! cci vii .r i oil i : v-" r ' v d. i-a oi' tld.; wiiti V .Ai'Vuitiiifl' I-...:. . . '. : .- . i i..- r, J . ,.- rrii-.ed n e. i: i' ; 1! t . i-t . : :.-o,-- j i rbick'.y fid tied fori: .n-- of ii. - ry If- end tb absolute tii((-..iiy of x :n N. I mg the service in tt.-' ui-.-lcni .slates I and territories. It is expiit.-d that 1 ; t the total estimates Ii r th-j lis al year endiiig June 30th, 1 .2, v, ill asgregat.' k V nearly 6-1.000.000. Thanksc iving 1'kk ! dii.it tan. AVA-b'.NoT. N. NOV. I, 18S0. Jy the Preci-h-" ; ' t .attsof Aicer ioii, u pros it .1 .' .At no pf" '. -.- history sinea jtiie rnitod b-:c i-r.e a nation, ban thin re abuud..ut and so uniYcic-ai r;".s.ti3 for j y u:d c,:.;!.i- tudo at the, fever of A.'miuhty God, ibid been subjec-t to r-n prof.oaid obli gation to give thrjjU-5 I'.-i !: lovtri? - kindness, and humbly to htip'.uiM Vi coiilfnuc-d- care and prc-t litaith, wealth. v.n i--v;i;-"r;;y - tliroughout our herders pecce. !i-)c-01, and friendship with ::'i .!.'. v.cil-J, firm cud faithful adhcrcnte by tho great body of our ropultUiaa t. the , principles cf Jtbctty c.::d j u s-L io which ' has made o'cv ric itncss as a nation, ami to the wic-e institutibs and strong form of govcniiaoat ar.d society, ' which will peri cttiiii-j it, lor all thess the thanks of a h:.."i y i.nd united p-'o-pie, as with one voice, m-ce-al in devout 1 lieioage to the giver of ail goud. I v Therefore, I rccomniend that 0:1 ' " Thursday, the 25th day oi November, next, the people will nit f t iii their ic- Bpective places of wors'-ip to make j " their ackr.ov.-Iedgiucnts to A. mighty God for his bounties r.u.l his protec tion, and offer to him pray --rs f r their continuance. In yvitness yvhere o to St lilV hiil'd C , United st i f ; i-- 1 the City ft w-: I cretin-1 of the I c e rt ! 1st d.'.v ! bold! of Nov i. 'si ih:een I-.-.: V IhC-IOjbCi'' ' ' -" iuit out! ! 1 1 .-' VTillta:: :' c Rc.b -i - (;.:.!. "iit ::ry lb" rain: d hcie, s a - j out.g .i4uais, an ItC!- 11. ed ill It:-.' I. ctiU, bu. v'l ;.':.! ii 1 .' t. . , finite, i o..r ; -cs :;i,., ... I-7X Men- ; C--'it:. v,cc ' vA.g-bn-.-lHi.Iar.i thf ,;...', f7 f"M i's,d. t bid : , -''..-! 1 r'd,--' - :.--..' 1 ,v t I'r :.:-i: ... . , - - Ibcli 0',,;ii,,,. d,C,i, . the ib is: .' ..I , -V7a--ic-... :-... - -I c f :. afltl s;oi;;J U.. tl. d. I. i '.' .; . I :.-. -si X jA-.V'' . i;- -sjjcr f raised a.e bn tl tli'-ii i -l ' jjjfcrrtTAvt-i e li.ttcin-d. Tb.-y ivoM ad! ea ly ljCld-.o., .uc miu l!!gC' ibese young ip....t.a oegan i.ii:ig on May 2!st last, and up to July 31 - - have laid 108 eggs, b-ct they sl ow r.o signs of sitting as yet. sein e of tl.e -fr, oifero il arc-1 icidr a bantam the first tirce anyone has succeeded. o far as the records shows. The above was published in the col TiTi$ of tho New York Times, by its ' correspondent located :.t l'f Raritan, iu the State num - :i matter of regret that such ohntatenients .ue published ,lt.(j time, statements which h nudgiveto tho younger hose who are not sjiorts fastrfsiv false in:prees.-i'-.n re- yvben v ts of our de;ir B-Oi-, , ail has been raised r7, ,in 'dred times, and ur (,;1.n""nM 0f v,-i,ite Plains, l'ricfs P:orXe,v York, has About six liirtn. in the s.iduof one hour, in small btrr; n:': Tuesday night. P'eas nt Hour Cinb eggs .-were piaec-i o .t.-t ,i ........... liaJn 3-0; jt.,, o,H. 1;,,.,ti .;o ! : Craw- V chicked, and six ot t: da i;aic:?a. ami . . , .. . the quails -re alive t-day.' This c-x- . lb u -' reriment cf raisintj yoanj quails has Dem. Electors, 3 0; N d th, 3 2; 1 lp 1 been underf akon by garje societies all ton, S32; Johnston, 352 H.iwle, 347; f over the world for vear?, but this is w,lit. ..):. v: it S:r.bh. :v5: Wil- i H n C. i ' v y ALMOST A SOLID 1. -v .''-M;'':?- L-'''.' '"r--:::: II. & E. LIKE PAIR OF LOYJiUS Or OLD : Aii! jit'ii : y i iW'i't 1. i i'.i a 1' si-c -V , i-AfT.-tT' 1 -i .; Jxi'r;" J ,. Wtivo tho Flau" Yc To WiiOiii wt: so hugely 5 'r'Vjfefls- TV a lave fought the good fight. We have legained by ballot what yve once yvon by bullets, and now let the whole people rejoice in li e salvation of the great Democratic party. We have kept them from committing another great ci ime. e have at last made them loval. Don't eel Lull-head. -.1 X.- i ! V . '- - -3S7 r?-'s . - v mi;:. about it I t.l hi'.vti cause : again. 1 t ;-t . f l.tt c ; rcfoi m ( in Parties! ) ar.u lint h a b-ckiug nio.sttr over the 1 ; .: - . - .i?. . -r.-'.-. It i-- a p. : ral y " s.:i i Nt w J.-r: ;. 1 Solid North. Aivi-it lo.bi: : ! i Ciomly Yd'. City: Rep. Klei.-tors, 3-i(5; Valen tine, 311; S'ance, S'OO: Alevandf-r, 308; McKinnon. 3',0, Tefl't, 250; Wiml- cockson. -.1 1 2 ; (black W. Clark, 313. Greenback vote 11. - ST(A E t'RIirtv I'ltl'llINCT. y Rep. Eb-ctors, 10 1 ; Valt-titui.", 95; Nance, lo!; Ah xandcr, . 102 ; McKin non, 104; Tcbr. 10; V. in-biitm. si; Hall. 01; Root, ti Watson, 104. Dem. Electors. 14; North. 44; Tip - tn, 4o; Johnston, -14; Roll, White, 40; V.'. II.Smith.43; Wileoek- son 70: Qdickenbusli. 40; W. W Clark, 44 s ,..31T. TLEASANT TEECIXCT.. dibUsh. 345: W. ' - . - . y!'-- R nan NORTH FOR CAN NOW RE HUE TO THE LAKD WHEltE THE PINE APPLE GROWS. -.is.N a-. - i-:cr?i;J';- .'- -,- ; Hlow v;:ir : 1 I (Jaliricl. -1 : 5 loval Sons of Toil Li k lhi ow ("iival Victory ??,m .is no rt a ve ii--. . . -''. iti. - ;U" iC ft ; .0 1 a 1 ; it- - 1 . , f . . ., I I" '. ui.- .t: C.v C lis the!. I. . id -I'll. ! ':,): 01. is. . lie 1; is It j sot!, 5 1 ; : Clark, 52 (Jaai:!;--nbusii. 54; W, W CENTRE TUEl'IM'T. lb' p. Electors. 1"3; Valentine, 101; Nance. 102; Alexander. 0 ; McKinnon. ' 103; TelTt. 10!: Wi! dhim.04. Hall.OO:, Itj.it fl.l Pi-ltv for .1 Wircm 1M Dem. Electors, t.'; North, 42; Tin - ton. 42:.r.hnst 42;Raw!e,41 ; White 30; VT. II. Smith Wilcoekson, 51 ; ! Qaacki !.bt-..di. 43: W. W. Clark, 20. Greenback vote, 4. i'bATTsM'H'TH bttbi INCT. Rep. Electors, 12); Valentine. 113; Nance. 121; Ah xandcr. 120; .VeKiu i mm, 121; Tefft. ioH: Wimlhai.i. It?."!- Crawfctd, 1'M;hh1I.12.-,; Hot,t. '20; Crawford, 122; Watson, 120. , Deiu. Electors, -ISO; North, 143; Tipton, 13S; Joh .ston. l.';0; Roll 133- Wi5te 131;' w n ' j cocksoll? 13s. q,rUhu ,33. f AV. Clark, 13S. Giettlack" vote, 4. - LIBEKTV f REClXCT. ton, 101; Johnslon, 101; Ra-.vle, 102;! W!,itp, 137; W. II. Smith, 100; Wil eocks... 10-2; Qnackfiibush, lit; W. W.Chtik. 10. 3r'L-tibaek vntf-, AVOCA ri:KCIMT. - Ibp. 'Ifitors, bl; Valentino, 75; Xancp, HO; AU-xandcr, SO; Mc Kimioii, SI ; 'IV lit, : sit; Windham, J; Hall. 81; Uo.t, .?; (.'raw ford. Ml ; Watson, si. J) 111. eh-c tors, 2U; North, 2;; Tipton, 2!); .T.ilmston.i!); 1! v. . 2U ; White, 20; Y. II. .mith, 27; WikucksOii, Qii.ickenbufch, U'J; W. W. Clark, 28. (1 reei: back vote, 2. IUICK BLt'I'F.S I'lMJCIXt T. Ibv-. rhetors, t'H: Valeii.ine, 138; .';il:iT, loU ; Abxaiuler, 10!); .MtKlli- 11.01, t:i;); Tell., 12S; Windham, lbi; Hall, 13-i; U ot. lii'j; Crawlonl, 1S8: Watson, lti!). Int). eitctor.-, bJO; North. Io0; Tip ton. 1 30 ; Johnston, 100 ; Uawle, ISO; Wliite, H4; W. II. .Smith, 110; Wil cockson, I'M; (juackenbiibli, l."t0; W. W. Clark, UO. Greenback vote, 2'.t. WKKI'IXvi WATER. Rep. electors. 147; Valentine, 1U0; Nance, 117; Alexander, 147; McKin non, 117; Tefft. 151; Windltain, 144; H ill, 14(1; Haot, 117; Crawford, 147; Watson, 147. Dein. clecior.s, 22; Noith, 21 ; Tipton, 22: Johnston, 22; liawle, 22; While, 1C; W. II. Smith, 22; M ilcockson, 22; Qnaekenbusli, 22; W. W. Clark, 22. Orecnbsuk vote, 11. i:i.M wood rnnriNt T. I!ep. electors, 103; Valentine, D7; Naiev, 102; Alexander, U'J ; McKinnon, 117; Tefft, 130 ; Windham. 02; Hall, 103; Hoot, 05; Crawford, 108; Watson, 103. Dem. electors, 32; North, 34; Tipton, 39 ; Johi.ston, 27 ; Kawle, 28 : Wliite, 1 1 ; W. II. Smilh. 33; Wilcoekson, 31; Qii.-icketihn.s'i, 45. fireenback vote, 22. SALT CHEEK lMtKCIXCT. Hep. electors, f(5 ; Valentine, 3; N;nce, SO; Alexander, SO; McKinn n, i " , . ,r 82; Teift, 85; Windham. 80; Ihll, 81;L ""iuaov 2.-In Mont-; r(i,iiiiurv i-iniiitv tli estim iieil ilemo- ...-.. ........ t (. i . .. . .... 47: .loimslou. 47: Itawle. ."i'l : Wliite.: ... . .. .. , . i i; W . II. SiuiL'i, 3ii; lie,.' kcoii. -15; ! ' (imickMibus!,. 73; . yV. Clark, t:7. - ' , i It eiiback vote, 10. ! Republican majority in Salt Cnvk j t!iiit-iiine. McKinnott's majority in Asl latid fcigldy-iive. j in in iiKXij t'i:i:(. IN! r. i lie p. eh-ctot-s, i2 ; Valentine, ; Nance. !)2; A!. xauuVr, if.'; ' McK.ntu.n. 100; Tafit, 70: Wiudham, 112; IL.i!, lol; Itoot.l'O; Crawford, 144; Wiitsou. Oi. Lctn. elector.-, 5S; North, 57; Tipton, 57 ; Jiihuritou, 57 ; liawle, 54; White, 75; W. II. Smith, 33; Wilcoekson. 4!; Qiuickeubush, 51 ; W. W. Claris., in. ( 1 1 eeliici-.-is. vote, 32. .r.r.! nw!i;j t'ticcixi.-r. eb dot-:. s:; Va'.eniinc, ',:: , Na.if. :': Alexai.der, 8:: McKium u, 07; i iff. Ji ; Wimiuaiil. 81; Ilail, S2 ; Hoot. 7J; Crawford. 72; Wals.u', fc-S. j 1). in. f ieclois, 40; North, 47; Tipton. ! 40; J..!, list. .11. pi; IliAie, S ; Wliite.1 30, W. !I. smith, 32; Wilcoekson, 47; (iui.ckcoi.'.i.sh. 7S; W. W. t:h:th-, tt. Greenback Vote, 32. i.iiiirr 3MI.E cr.iivn im:i:i ini t. Hep. Electors, Oil; Valentine, Uj; Nance, t'0; Alexander, 00; Mclviu non.OO; TclTt. Si); Windham, 05; Hal!, 00; Hoot, 00; Crawford, 00. Dem. Electors, 04; Noith. 01; Tip ton, 04; Jolislon, Roll, 04; White, 107; Smith, Ot; Wiic ickson, 04; Quacke:. bush, 94; Clark, 94; tittox ruKi.ixcT. Hrp. electors, 79; Valentine, 80; Nance, 80; Alexander, 80; McKinnon, 80; Tefft, 82; Windham, 80; Hall, 81; Hoot, 78; Crawford, 80; Watson, SO. Dem. electors, 40; North, 45; Tipton, 44; Johnston, 15; H iwle, 40; White, 41 ; Smith, 28; ileockon, 45; Quaek btisli, 5.5 ; Chirk, 45. Greenback vote, 8. lo t" 1 s v 1 r. 1. 1: Pit Ei 1 x CT . No fid! returns in. Republican ma jority 21. Tefft nine majority, Wind ham 15. White 15 ahead of his ticket. MAJORITIES AS HKAKl) KKOM. Hep electors. . 177:) Dein electors. . 1238 Valentine 1724 North 1235 Nance 1782-Tiptou 1242 .Melyhiiion 1703' Roll 1274 I TelTt j Windham . I Hal! ! Root ' Crawford. . .1702', White 1329 ..KiHjSinilh 111G 1770 : Wilcoekson. ...1240 . 1727'Qiiackenbush..l3(H .1HI!) CiitlK 1 157 - - - State Ncr.r.. Ian. caster 1 epnb.ican by 2,0o-l major it v. I Saimders (-..iitily ti t :i0o it publi : can majority, a giiin of 0o0 over ls7S. ' The 1 utire republican ticket ch-de-d. I C.)V. Nance got !. '05 votes in Pod-. county, Tii ton 212, Widiams 12. Omaha, Neb. N..v. 2. From x alter : ed r: i ui ns received fi 0111 the state at I b'rg. it is probable thai. Ng-rasku j gi v-.s Gi.itteid fi-...m 2:i,ooo to 25.000 isia : Joi ity. .Nat'CL is re -. i. t tf-. go, . ivermir i .y i: ice r... ig.llV E. 1C. hind I. ii. ' ! e ! Clot ii .1 C. .11 . t: ' '. s, ra t'ht- 1 . '. V. til II vli 1 ".- it.- is iiii .!, ti Ui'ij I i o ). II 'Ml. - ueld. JO !j i eel 1 e ..-iv. I 'hi:; TicK- t . d. Iil"i'i,i: SS, ; --, i ! .. ie.:;.' is. gi Cii.i.iCk i t. gi':-l-i. i.iels 1 Mtl 0l!ssiii:t-l' :.). lej.il 1- iic.ui 55. o !:er precincts give u ! iiei.l 03!, Halle -ck 277, We ivtr s I State tickets the s one. The Semite is i ; .1 I ... .. '. !.-: .. . . I " - , ,n,1Wl, i tiUl,ves "feted bpy.,n,l doubt. j . 1 K" "'; '-.-Republican elec- i lofsi 1 -111 lli.ili.ntl' lit TV. ..,... ' tors haye ISO majority in Fremont a ! '. J ' J. I''" R..ui i.)-j over It5.ii. Reiiublican ,.:-.-f ..L.r.f i.1 t " ' " "' .. I -"M.s,M,v .'.-i ue vo:e Here it.-ti.it as h i ui',- c-jiiiii.ii-iiii iice., 570; democratic ticket, 195; greenback, 24. Reitblicav City, Nov. 2. (J.u- t field 77, Hancock 2s. Weayer 4. RKoyvNviEi.E, Nov, 2. A'otes cast t0. Count is not finished, and the vote will be close, but tiie yvhole cun ty ticket is elected. Oilier Sbstfs. NORTH. . Portland, Me., Nov. 2 -One bun uieu ami ui ty town give uariieid 4,i 020, Haxcock 35,577, "Weaver 1,222; net republican earn of2.327. lioiu, i.-:v tiuuru.ui aisou, ;u ,. , ..... . , , t , - I cralte. majority is 1,000, a deuoicrattc Dem. electors, 4i ; North 4.; Iip'on, ; - - - , , , ' 4 '..r.ii'i.if .on. I Inst w Tini-ii-K s b:r Ii mate It this hour indi- . ,, , . Xj?ZtJ& ' -r3-v- A careful estimate imr dispat-li to Gen. Garfield: Maine ha given yon a hiuiosoire niajiri-v over all ir-iib!ican tickets. ined. J. (t. 1 1 LA I N e. Cin'oi:i, N. II.. Nov, 2--The reptib- lici'.u tiii.joriLy in the stace will be 2. "00 to 2,500. All indication point to the election of three republican congress men. New, Yohk, Nov. 2. The Time.-, places the republican majority in this state at 25,000, the Tribune at 40,000, and the World at 10.000 to 15.000. The two tormer paper clahiie a republican majority in the new congress, while j -. tho World says the house will certain- 'J ly bo democratic by a small majority.; The city votes with only 11 dbtrici ; missing, gives (Jrace tdeai.) Cor mayor i a majoi iiy of 40. The districts to be! ! !u' aid ! r oo are .!ein M-ra'.ic. j , I.sp itc! t sTCi-i ived at headquarters j of : he national republican cotninittee j claim New Jersey for (J.iltield. ; 1 Ni:v.r.ic, Nov. 2. Ib lnuis ttom j' West Jersey are so imperfect that the general result cannot be stated. The probability now is that Hancock has a diminished majority. The latest re turns encourage republican prospects of electing Potts governor by a email majority. Republicans elect four con gressmen, and the democra's elect three. The legislature will have a re publican majority in the senate and probably a small majority in the as semblv, insuring the United .states senator. Den'vek. Nov. 3, 3 a. m. The indi cations now are tltat the republican majority in Colorado .vill exceed 3.000. The republicans elect their state and congressional ticket, and will have a huge majority of the legislature. Chicago, Nav. 2. Returns from 141 towns in Illinois outside of Chicago give a net republican gain of l,25-. At I committee headuiiai tcrs and newsia-t , - , miin-. ,l fcl.i . s.... v. v - s. . ! per otlices tlie claim is a republican j 1KJt bt:siued lionr the culliva- I majority of from 35,000 to 40,0L'0 in the ' tiou to anii..a; ".en ps. A3 a conse , j on me liic Hint trees ;.nd vines are ir - - .. - "J " " . -" " " J : ptiic.e, Sctiitvlkil co'intv gives a i:tiio- 1 . ,. , .,,... j ei-.tti.' tjiitj.n-ii v of a!oat 2,000. A deiu- " . , , .. , .,., ocr.Uie g-tt,i ol 20). lVrry county 210 i . T ,i i-epnbbciiii ni.ij.'it y, Ly com tug a d-m- i 11M-.,t;c majority of 3,0!)0. a gain of 2 o. I Wt!, XV;il.,. Iwtm) is eleeted to ongiess ! in ,,. sixth (iis,ri;t. "we'iva i.tit of thirtv-oiif) w;ir i'l.-bC ;.hia give Gaill.dd 25.42(1 m.i- j i.rity. indieatin-i a repiibiican m ajuri- j ty of C 5,000. This makes the stat" re- j publican by not less than 30.000 ami probably 40,000. Fourteen wards show a net republican gain over 1870 of 5,- MlLffAfKEE, N IV. 2.- esdm.tted at least 3,000 -Visconsiti is majority for d. sjj ,nt of eight tin tii'n-i s of j ciini - ss are republican, a g iiu of on. Mi iie'sota pro!.ably elected thr.'u 1 e- publieau eo!igr-.-;saieu, ;i rrat-i of oj.e. 1 st ate is at I vast I0,0no majority f,.r Garfe-hl. San FitANCisco. Nov. 2 lect-i vti! by the Chronica- up o'clock ;. iii. aggivgu'.o 4 7,m -Returns o -.evil 0 votes out of a tola! of fully 1 75,l)o0 t hat ha ve been cast throughout i he state. Cains by the r jtdilic.iiis, how ever, show the .1.0,. ., ;n -.1 ma t ,.oi-. i i,,-.. .... ........... " i"-' bars O.noo republican majority. Three republican congressmen are undoubt edly elected. The republicans have elected enough assemblymen to give them a majority mi joint ballot, insur ing a republican to succetd Ronth Later returns contradict this. Oregon is very close, but the repub licans are confident they have carried the state. Nevada is all right for Garfield, but the seualorship is still iu doubt. Yankton, Nov. 2. Yankton county goes republican by about 200, and Da kota by about 4,800 majority, electing Pettigr.'W (rep.) to congress. HaktkokI), Conn., Nov. 2. Legisla ture is republican. Garfield electors ahead. Colomu s. O , Nov. 3. 12:20 a. in. Democratic headjuarters are deserted. Ohio yyill surely give Gariield 35,000 majority. Detroit, Mich., Nov. 2. Keturns come iu sloyvly. So far as received they indicate forty thousand majoiiiy e .. t ...1:. ' 1 1 1 . t 1 Iiu i (HK iii, .lb1) i.'ir ui.ii.uuir n ('ut licitii ny a large majoiiiy. 11 tins ! pnne.-i eonect, an unbroken i-epubU-j ; ,.;U; Cei .tion will be preserved in Indian ai-oi.i.s, Nov. 3. 2:30 a. m. 5:;l voting places, or -53 p.-r tent t l tec sl.'te, show a net it put licao gain of liCj. The same ml io of gains in ti.:. balance of ; 1-.-: ate wm give a repui - !i'-;t;i uj.ijt'lity uf Di-'s MiUNiis.-Iowa, Nov. .'.. A c; ar majoiiiy iu tl; ' .-tide of 40,ni!0 f.n- g,y ei i. ..c,- uver all p;ositioti, .a.otut major- i iiy o i-r liaiuoek, ami i-vt-rj ( 'ongi -ss-' man in the sir.: e. : si'lTH. !. si in, Nov. 2.H -pel Is from tie-i;;-d;i. i f en ' h ilist: id s ii!.iic..te :,.c elect ion oi Mui. t on and ii!ith',on l iii.is.' by j. iite tnajoj itii-.s 1 H . ii.ii.it. C, Nov 2. Hetuns ;:i'i. ?!!.; s in the central p i t ! t In' - 'ate tie lea! -. s t hat thevo.. of i is .'oi..i'.i,'.i :1. I ' l. I. n-!, 11. il-ly c; r:i 1 - s!..-.,v sii.ds: m iii.vr-i, c. i Nt lii'.i'i.:., 'i!.. -.. 2. Til - c!!V . ! Ves l'cgi:i..r oelie Ci l! :c t'clo t 1. ii.' , ICl-tjUS'i 1-!. l e 1 1 ti b ' i c.ii i s 3 I y .ui ! i , Nov 2 Ala! :.ma iudtc.i es t !a eh t e n ol all i he ih-nio ra c eo: -t . t ssl:i( t., mui ( !a-d. lie icr it ic majoi i ! V in I be st 'te is p.!tnii"n.l ur lo OIIO ' ' ' , X .s!i VI ;. I.i:, 1'pntl , Nov. 2. Til" re- publicans claim a majority on joint : lmllL Tlie t,.fe:lt ut- Y dem(!. I ; i at. lor congress, in the tenth district : ; . i is i eiitii leu. . 1'ensacola. Fla , Nov. 2 -Goes deu , t.r:t. ,0 ,,Vt.r. ; Vi'iv Ori'-iv: -Nov. -Returns in- dicate tlie election of deui'tcratie can didates in all the congrisional dis tricts. Miraculous rower. Tlie Kinvst ami Stre.mi 1::: it : "Tn i!i'i ve !:t:tiili Use W miner's Safe Ki iiif.Iies. Tlu--e ice almost of inii.i.'Ui.His utv r in removii.j: tii-easfs for ntiieii r-i.iiiiinei:itett. Tin ttt.ii tb'.lul fanitive 1 1 1 . ! 1 1 i 1 iln-v arp i.ossm.ss-i.iI ((f of is vouctieil fur by tens of t huusauil. i-lt 1 Ho w She Saved Her Darling. "I shall never again feel so ayvfullv nervous ab.ut my babies teething - 1 writes a rtateful motlier. "YYealmost last our little darling by a long attack : of cholera infantum, but happily j.rd .f barker's Giager Tonic in 1 time. I teok a few spetmfuls- invJC, yvl.iclf somi cured mXirsIng XTi ssi s! ...-s,.. ., . .1 a..- ' - . Whon t: li:iit Frsii Trees. M.i.i lVait : t't1. rs :-.i:ic planting . : uoi till they . " . . !t in an ex .. i" .i .oner. Tiicy i - tf i c!io .,,:!.:: fr.i'.t till they c mi i:i o .i t :'ia.-'c t. number f ti-eiM io ron-'t.rc :i hirge orchard. Ti e,- i-:' :' bio tan - w'icii they can Cit")ov : : e. :u! I vvi. e ti.l they are so silti i.c l thai ihey e in plant tin I teml a ! -i. -1 i'levai-il. Some do not plant x ' cosctii -. - .oal i. uil Ire""-! when they .. .nija-tivea larm, liecim-o a o .a.- space means i til v.t-!! ii.'ciry stock, .-. : i. t il i hey have a on- . i ! :.- i i goo-1 coll li . o- '. -i-.t ail viiiojard. ; - :i ; hi c-moo.-iiviog : : i e .! i th.-v ii . I. ;.- niising -..-: to i II- . -.;i s'iiii.-ieili r : !;;. le. pCtf, . . . i -:nii-- gra pe 'i. . '. U' .1, c. oilt ill -. a .d , : ijiorl c taken . i i M-. r. to bear in a C . I.e.. to III.: owner . j.i i t a. 3 ovtoiisive ..e .i. d, Inj will have a i.iuas ni fruit of Ji is i'a -i e tire few f irmcrs i 'i not p.' eiiaso hall a .. .mi-, o. i if these arc . :,. k -.i.l s.i.l.l supply i i: . tooting tho is i:u;l - own I : . I .'. Ii ; We. I a i l l. c . : . i:i ii n oi :- o i i i ; . : ..a iie; c grape- '. . .i iare uuui- i ,i 1 so.ily of ii. t. .-,( i .' o, I . e-, villi ma ; hi,.-:..- beei lu 1. i.l C inooi a -i.i : . n-ii - . ir a t.iii,. i' gralually . . -.. i li.e I t- ..iclrciit, mill :.;!.-. I l ot:i eXj.i-i i. lis o which ho . cr-vo i"o ii . o. l,y nun- i l iv ,iv -S an i 'iu:- he will l .ii .i iio.v to I t .e p. "pec care ot a 1-ir.o or-n.ud and i.e. .ml. There a.ei!ia.i oiaer ,4ti . an aes ill COIU n:cnC;..g iiu. i ra-.ny; on a limited jM-i-ie. A i. v tr- s, vii.i.s and hushes aivi.id :o i.-i-.-oi' vir,. goodat.en ti. ;i. re piiic botcoiuparatively lit tie i;ilol.i.:o.itf- 11 I1--! .1 i.l'c11 omli- ar , via :um, oi?jf .i..C;i of sm dl fruit, li e e..-- .s i.uroi.l. Tiicy demand .: '.. ; . .. ?.. i., .... ,r IiIwt nun I .-..,,..1 .. in. ... ui.i n lsr a wcck. ui, a. . i.e.lc.d. j -, , ,10 u,MlU u,ct-ry to wait u 1 ..ne i is : nir-'tl liloL Ot latlu llie- . ... P-" i r ........ Tc. . . ,Uf .in orci.urd or vineyard be- .ii,iic.. ii;i to M.-L out trees and ! 1:1 r." i u i nviuy in the labor ; i in (-. .tivdiu ii .0 have irees j 1 i-i.l ci in itllg rows, but I . V, .-.i.i i nk' not :el!''r.lily ob- i wlicn tho pla is done in ! y. NoMorl.. l e- largest, but, j -1 y g To;-,' lo.g-livcti, and ; iie n;ilt j-t-v. and Viu-s arc i ... .! 1 R.in.hi. alone. Thou- I ... .. . a: a .... . "- I"';! produ. n.-r-- ii) .s , .i . ; :i hni .st.iiice anil obi 1111 j a siii.. e n: Mjpjuy ui !.ourihnieiit. ! Tiic.r i..v.i- .s i.yi rclarsled by want ! el .1,1 i- u. ,;iii." Uve.-y portion of J l.i-m oei..,, id'ds, ihey are likely to ! i,! kept vn il ran. I praacd anil free ' 1 1.0.0 in-tc.s. ? yv-.neo a iree or vine bi. 11103 III illl is.i; c l jin.-i nun nit; is.i n j i-tr.ivos the soil- num. dia.cly upon the ! roots aii.l cauMJSil to pul out leaves an 1 hlosiioiiis eariy in toe soring. A I . : .1.. - : 1 1, A c...,. period rij.eii'.ng of the fruit is also insured. ? 'i nc.e are generally nooks, corners, ; tin 1 siuail sliitJ.-s ii)ouc me larni ouila- :, lltl ,A i:,Cs can be planted j u e.vcei.ea. a-,lvjiii;igc. A grape-vine j 111;-, wlii'-ii lil.i 1101 ciiii.iaiea, on I ...1 ..1.. w !) irmi'i' e;iii Iwt ! potitetl abt.'.ii it viful make a very vig- ! I oious grow 1 i'an.1 be very productive, j I A tree iiian:ol njar tlie lerniinatiou ' t.i iheoiMiu iro 11 Hie siulij or cuiiar will l-iii-l;. dil 1 o attain a very large ' fci.o cim to b i vi.ry protiucuve. wit ax: iii ;;)!!. 1 i A t.l-ff u lWn linl ids Tl.s Cu-. . . I - ' torn ll . us?. About l'c most tro'ib'csoms ("action in any political . party u dissalis-fac-tion. Men are geciC, wotufn arc ducks, and birds of a jcat lier thick together. The m -t - wou.l riii! thing about the sci-scrpent is l a it iis never actu ally a seen serpent. . Ryu Rt-ii to : T'l : mui who never smcit powdor is too fedow who never held lii lioso 'close to a woman's cheek. j j, A ni-in yvho srdd ho spoke from ox perienoo 1 1 .vly' tlechire.i thai, iu his opinio. 1, "the worst thing out" is one's li-t mitch on a 1 ark nig it. Al m -soheriivil kn-.wledc is not t lioro.i ; h ly fisiribtue i 1 mir scini.'N. A boy bc:n i iit'sc .. "What is misiV" vaguely i-.'plicl, wAu iiiii'ireila." 'S: rs," sj'nl;- 11 U 's in 111, .ire,mn- h more use: l, lain toe sin, for they siii .c in ihe ii.;.:., w.n-!i it i dark, but t. e '.I sLi.i's 0.1!' in the t'ay- 1 1 ne, woo yvilbo'tt 1.. th-e 1 s :iit enj'.ig.i l.c -. 1.1 i.'iil k. You have 11 it sj.: i.s lo .tic -o.:i. tit a 1 c ' o lit V)., rit: a. 1 - , r 1 00 there's Iio.bVl , Ili-o-C .eg 1:1 t;i t ; MI.V, 1 .1.1 t (iici'i V :e.i I Was IU. s(l,.-,(i j t A :c ... liu.i. :;.iv.;i; .1 servant a very t:.i k ijt'ill, u ; h-;u i'-..- i-..j . :.,-.,. I the I'- :o-.V (iiri v, "i v Ls'i," s ii 1 ui t oah; ma '..i! i.'o-ild thou be ! v., ur . or t gi. 1. :.s i j ',iJL. ,,, i:lltf, f) t .0 w (.'oli-ba r.lb s'bt f t ' . '-oven ss; ilii.l "Miss S..lili . OO I I J rinii'' t iii iv ii ... All'r lamp cc. -, lor ie.iv .i.ec ,- n-o 1. ji t il l. 1 lien l ,iiey tl',v y..;, et,: sttiown ' laku i ,. tn k 0.1. i'o." " A j.-.ti is if. . .. li s; .y in ; in a and law ft'tlt i.nt to ii:-! .t s..-gat-d .o .1 cii .'ii i.i. yvlrit -i y.s,j;do;. j. lepl.c !, -It. U a iC- i oil" t 1 . ii r.. 'i-.l so., e t,ii-'. i -y ish t i-si. ion with re- r, was asked :j vhi:ii h; Cut. im ---;js il T.l' . i'O.iil ; C t . ii SOt '.'is.'S til3 fedroli ...it i f : v.. nog .ii tii w iio iias i. c.-u ' . .vtO.j.ol i yiii'as iti hive t go :o a imp yv i.ere t -rn is a girl tuat im a.' C . j. k;1 -p co.iipaay witu, a. i i iii'l . ii"o Jiic lo.is.. i.ti c-siZ :d s.iti:- v ni ! - t M c. H ll.-.'s S ( e. '":,, SOU ts fi' -t t.o i.'pcM v.-.;.. 1, - vi-i e 1 W lie :i : ib; I'i JI .o.-co. Ti i ' a ! "e"lblf etc', b to :1 -C i t -tf !' N'1 10 .llto . IU. ii. i e ir. ni sin viibii:, F.u, on -en oi li e suppled di-cov ty ot'g -Id. n to i 1 0 H H Oi r ? Y i hi S kk t V?-S. 'i v.-dijt--'-----iv '-i!: -3 , i m I imimmmi 5 1 , B'iiO'LI PHIL. "Z-OXJjSTC3-'S fexpjllMEAJljjT ROASTER, SUBSC. rote THE NEBRASKA E R L NEBRASKA, 1 ." hi ."i. JLJ if 4 THE t , - -r t -v t t UJT71-? A T 1 1 ! ! TiB Larpst, lie Ikiwll THE BEST PAPER TFJH COU3STTY ! Only lUpublicaTTiTy rapor in Hie County. Jpr (Qfii'iitl UlWr OF THE COUNTY. TO Col UlllllS, ami fulL of County Xows. Letters from i.ll parts of tlie County and Klscwltoro. ITriTTT ii'j im (1881; we shall (if.'. r very low club rates on t..e 1 ist'papeis and magazines in the Union. We shall also publish and issue a Handsomely Illustrated "ALDINE" Herald Almanac! for each of our subscribers, at Christ mas time. J.4?Kt' try and make the jwper BETTER AND STRONGER Fullei oJSTaivs than ere;-. .TUTSI . and act povrfritttds to glre ns a lift j The More Help VeB; 1 i tii, Paper We Can Make. A, MacMurphyl Ed, HEMslLlD; utV-4 -iy SU3SCRIPTI01T PRICE : $2.00 a Year. ? Ii & J Et TiiG Old. llclialslc i ALWAYS AHEAD ! (;ri:atki; i?ar;ains than kvkk. . . . . o Vt- show the larircst and host .-iciccted stock nf &ffioe.49 Mate, Cap9 and MiBlaEiery 5o3, WEST OF CEIOAM VK ARK Heal Genuine This Season in every department. We will '3MpBioftie sassd e&nnt all IPrice JLfotB C Call t the Philaitlpliin .Store, make your run-lm ami yon will le hajijiy. S0E0M03T& NATHJlST. -lEAl LliS GENERAL MERCHAKD and Jich goods as ;ue 'i Weoffer sl'liClAb BOOT3 1S3 as we an going out ofdhat line of business. Oar stock is still large .;iotA Vii SliV 'l' it fil'.. I I J Is earliest lv solicited fie sure and call, We alwsay Remember the place South East corner K S P RI N G a S ! k- ttoCui Hi i V.'illi th ri n sx it li I- Lgiscd to - . j ' kfpiiflillftpk g-QPilJiilLiL aaajiH Jialj 1 1 ii.i t.H li -i" stock oi' MAIN STREET, PLATTSMOUTH NEB' I; T JSrCD'W t FULL Am COMPLETE. iLatcS Styles i M E I (i, V GIVIX(i Bargains i IN- usually kept in a 11 .VRGAINS in 3D SHOZUS, and be convinced of 1- air Dealin-.l pay te j Main and Third St's, riatlsmouJ Mi B. i ''-'-' h K- :V ; i 1 1 I H i 1 (JUTII3IAXX tV Wl-CKIiACIl. . . ... -. v U M M E F 73;ii?'in JA. Zdl;Tt7?ft ami ILowel .a . j- w . A i .11 ! is -i-i. I V ;.l JLjfL H. BAKER ? S. ?(.iIAI' STRFE o