V
-'- - " "- ; : : j j - - - - . , j : ' . . ( '
i ' A - ' : ' UiVMKNUiON, NORTH ..CAROLINA, THURS3DAY MORNING, NOVE2IBER 9, 1876. - - - ll .... ,ftriViy . w
TlieGTe?tVictcy
FlXLKK KK'IURNfcS.
KLKCTION OF
TILD E IS
X
AND
IlEIsDRICKS.
(IT!
AND COUNTY RETURNS
.; FIKST WARD, i
I'j r Division Presidential .Elec
tors : Itcpublican 465, Democratic 122.
Vuiifjres Canadav 472,- Waddell
(Jovf rnor feclue 40;j, V ance 122.
"Lieutenant Governor Smith '4G3,
Jurvl-i 122. ' . !
K-m-tary. of State Albertson 4G7,
Kuirtihunl 112. v 1 ,
Au'iitor Reilly 46G, Love 121.
Treasurer Wheeler 4G0y Worth 121.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Car.-on 4GG, Scarborough 121.
Attorney General- Hargrove 4GG,
Kenan 121." ' " i !
Amendments Ratification 119, Rer
icction 4G8. : I
Senate Moore 459, Worth 123,
hitherfoni 2.. ' - - . '
JicnreR'iitatives Hill 4G3, Wilson'
4C1, Dunham 123, Peaice 122.
County ' Treasuier Hewlett 4G7,
Gleaves I IB. f .
Register I of Deeds Safmpson 4G4.
Low 121.
County Surveyor Liudl4G4, Brown
119. : . !';:": '
County Commissioners Kidder 4G8,
Wagner 4G4, Van Aniripge-4G3, Holmes
4G3, Nixo.i 4G4, Marlin 118, Williams
117, Madden 117, V oilers 118, Sanders
118.- . i.
Coroner Hewlett 4G6, Bagg 118
MieriH MamixMg 4G3, Fennell 120,
Mack 2. : : ,-
- Lower Division -Pvcs:dent;al Elcc
ors : democratic li'j. ltenub'ican 591
Confess Canaclay 599, Wrddcll
111. 1 r '!'". i -
liovernor Settle 503, Vance 112
biVutcnant Governor Smith 592,
War vis 112, scattering 1. j
Secretary: of State Albertson 593.
Engelliard 105. . I "
Auditor Reilly 593, Love 112.
Treasurer Wheeler 594,1Wo -th 111.
Superintendent of Public Instruc
iuii Garson 593, Scarborough 112.
Attorney General Hargrove 59T,
(man 112. ; i
Amendments Ratification 118, re-
cction 592. -
SenateMoore 556, Worth 120, Al-
en Rutherford 7, scattering 4.
Representatives in General Assem
lv Wilson 577, Hill 574, Dunham
18, Pearce 118. . .
County Treasurer Hewlett 58G,
iloavcs 177.
Reg'ster of Deeds Sampson 589,
Love 117. ; 1
County Surveyor Lynd 581, Brown,
lilt.' x--: :
County Commissioners Kidder 594,
V ogner 574, V an Amringe 562, Holmes
o,2, Nixon 579. Martin 119, Williams
1 18. Madden 118, Yollers 119, Saun
ters H8: , , s ,
. Coroner Hewlett 586, Bagg 116.
Sheriff Mainline: 577. Fenuell 114:
Pluck 6. 7
3 r . SECOND WARD.
Presidential Electors Democratic
531, Republican 157. ,
Congress Waddell 320, Canadav
Governor Vance 331, Settle 157.
Lieut. Governor Jarvis 331, Smith
i.m;. .
Secretary 6f State Engelhard 318,
Albertson 156.
Auditor Love 331, Reillv 157.
StatcTreasurer Worth 331, Wheeler
Sup, Pub. Inst. Scarborough 331.
VftlOUH 1U i.
Attoiney General Kenan 331, Har
grove 157.
Amcndmenes Ratification 331. re-
jection 153.
Senate Worth 332,
Moore 132. p
Houii Tqarce 327,
Wilson, 151, Hill 151.
Treasurer Gleaves
152.. -
Rutherford 9,
ir 1 . . . rk-
jjunnam ozt,
326, Hewlett
Register o Deeds Love 326, Samp-
son l.V . i
Surveyor Brown 327, Lind 148.
County Commissioners Kidder 153,
Waamer 146. Van Amrino-P 141 TTnlmpa
U43, Nixon 150. Mattin 327. Williams
azo,;Maaaen T26,.Y611ers 328, Sanders
Coroner Bagg 326, Hewlett 151
Sheriff Fennell 323, Manning 147.
,;, THIRD WARD.
Presidential Electors Democratic
304, Republican 311.
Congress -T-AVaddell 288, Canadav
nn - .
I.
Governor Vance 304, Settle 307
Lieut. Governor-Jarvis 302, Smith
5.; . v r .
30
Secretary of. StateEngelhard 287,
iuoertson, 307. I
Auditor Love 302, Reilly 306.
j.ai,u Areasurer v ortn:i(z. v ipp r
Supt. Pub. Inst. Scarborough 302,
Attornpv n ono Tin.
sroves 39fi , ' . '
Amendments-Ratification 304, Re-
jection 309.
pnSfe,natre;Yorth 308' Moore
Kutherford 5, scattering 6.
280,.
01 presentativesDunham
rearce 302, Ri;l 294, Wilson 295.
Areasurer .fJlooc-M oao tt Mnnt
Kogister of Deeds-Love 301 . Samn.
T
r. . T t; till I . Fill I
eon ani i -x.v
8arvpvi tj nnn T. . v
urveyerrBrown 302. TJnii 9u"r
omtiusaioners-Martin 306, Wil-
: . . I " V- .. 1 J HLLN
nams dU2, Madden 302, Yollers 305 !
banders 304,. Kidder 304, Warner 299
YanAmringe 292, Holmes 292, Nison
Coroner Ed. Hewlett ' 301, Bagg
Sheriff Fennell 292, Manning 302.
FOURTH WARD. '
Presidental Electors Democrats 285
Republicans 303. ; '
" Gong'ressU Waddell 273. Ganadar
308. . f . :
GoverymriYance 284,' Settle 303.
Lieutenant Governor Jarvis
Smith 303. f
Secretary Lof .State Enirelhard 277
Albertson 3(3. ; ?
Auditoj Iy)ve 284, Reillev r,03.
Superinteiide-nt of Public" Instruc
tion Scarborough 284, Garson 303.
Attorney General Kenan 284, Har-
groves 303.
State Treasurer Worth 284, Wheel
er 303. . . . '
Amendments-Ratifivation 285'jRe-
jection 301'. , .
Senate ,Wortlr 295, Moore 274,
Scatterinsr.
Repreiensatives in (ieneral Assem
bly Pearce 285, Dunham 284, Hill
290, Wilson 294..
County Treasurer Gleaves 281,
Hewlett 297.
Register of Deeds Ixjvc 286 Samp
son 295. I ;
..County Survevor Brown 288, Lvnd
294. :
Gounty Commis.ioners Martin 289,
Williams 288. Saunders 28G. Yollers
289, Madden 28G, Kidder 299. Was
ner 291, an Amringe 288, Holmes
289. Nixon 299, . Scattering 11.
Coroner-iHewiett 299, Bajrff 22
Sheriff Fennell 283, Manning, 296.
FIFTH WARD.
rrcsiuL-ulial Electors Democrat'
Kepubncan olii.
Congress iWacMell 271), Caiiaday .W.
Governor Vance , Settle 552. '
Lieutenant. (.Joverr.or. Jarvis 242, Smith
524.
Secretary jof Sjtate Enirvlhurd 232, Al
bertson 525. -
Auditor Reillv 525,' Love 242.
State Treasurer Worth242, Wheeler 525
y Superintemlent of Public Iustruction
bcarboroughj242, Carson 525.
Attorney "General Kenqn
grove 525.
Amendments I'atiiieation
tion 4.)(.
242, Har
242, rejee
Senate Moore 4S3, AVorth 24(5.
House of Representatives Hill 497
Wilson 41)9, Dimham 245. Pearce i43. .
Treasurer Hewlett 57o, Gleaves 237. -
lvejister oi; Deeds anmson 572. Love
Surveyor Lj-nd 5.17, Brown 241.
v,uii!mis.-u)iiers jviuder oji, acner
519: VanAmrind 500. Holmes 513, Nixon
516, Martin 43, Williams 243. Madden
243, Yollers 242 Sanders' 242.
Coroner Hewlett ;44, Bagg 27S.
Sheriff Manning 521, Fennell 242
CAPE FEAR TOWNSHIP.
Electors Democrat 32. Rep.ublieau 2i).
Congress CahadaV 2;0, Waddell 23. '
'" Governor Settle 277, Vance 32. -
Lieutenant Governor Dmitri 277, -Jar
vis
Secretary of State Albertson 277, -En-el-
hard 32.
Auditor Reilly 277, Love 32.
btate Treasurer Wheeler 277; Worth32. L
-Supintendent of Public
Carson 277, Searboroueli. 32.
Instruction
Attorney General Hargrove 277,
Ke
nan 32.
Amendments Ratification ' 31, Rejec
tion 279. ... '
Senate Moore 275, Worth 2S, Ruther
ford 4. ,
House of 'Representatives A Vilson" 277,
Hill 277, Dunham 28, Pearce 28.
County treasurer Hcwett 278,Gleaves30
Regist eriaf Deeds Sampson 278,Love 30
County Survcyor-r-Lynd 278, Brown 30.
County Commissioners Kidder 233,
Wairner 2G9, VanAmring-e 203, Holmes
MASON BOKO. .
Presidential Electors Democrat 63, Re
publican GS.
Congress Canadav 07, WaddeU G3. .
(iovenior-rSettlc 00, Vance 63.
laeutenant Governor Smith 6G, Jar
vis 63.
Secretary of State Albertson 60, Encl
hard 62. ' -
Auditor Reillv 60, Love 02.
Treasurer Wheeler C6, "Worth 62.
Superin'tendent of Public Ins true f ion-
Larson 00, Scarborough 02.
Attorney General Hargrove 00v Ke-
natld2. . ,
Amendments Patilication 02, Rejec
tion 09. ; . r
Senate Moore 02, Worth- 65, Ruther
ford 1.
House of" Representatives Hill Go, Wil
son, 0-3, Ifunham &, Pearce G3.
CountyjTreasurer-Hewlett 82,Gleaves 51
Regist qt of Deeds Shmpson 00: Love 63
County Surv eyor Lynd 67, Brown 62.
Countv Commissioners Kidder CS,
Warner 70, VanAmrinire -08, Holmes 65,
Nixon Q5, Martin 6p, AVilliams 62, Madden
59 Vollers 63, Sanders 63
Coroner Hewlett 71, E
, Bass: 58
& -? - "" ) rv j.
THE VOTE IN THIS STATE.
UNION COUNTY.
Monroe, N. 0., Nov. 8. The follow
ing are the-majorities i j Union county:
Tilden 835, Vance 826, 'Settle 1,075,
lues vzb, Amendments Ratification
at least bOO, Austin, independene can
didate for the Legislature, 230 official
WAYNE.
(joldsboro, N..C.. Nov. 8. Returns
from alnnfr tho ' 1
snow JJemocratic gams. The Amend
ments run along with the ticket
avne countv COPS Dpmopn iio
A ancf s "t0" 5 majority for the
amendments 12 ; Humphrey is beaten
bv 111 vntM- Omr, ' VS. "
L200 majority;
Democratic, niaioritv. whieh ic 7 t
.e oaa t 1 , ; ,i-tr
TeWrams from Onv. Vnneo trt A .T
Galloway, say thai Mecnburg, iiZ
m ' l-Li.t T. & .
cuiu, v,iL-aeiauu, xowan, aDarrus anu
Guilford irive over 2.000 maioritv.
Partial returns from
' : U J -
ni i &y Ann nlinc
as god
DUPLLN.
gives 950 majority for . Vance and
JIAKIliN.
Tarboro, Nov. 8. Martin county
i , . -
I I IIIIT II II 1111 I r I I L iin I f I IL.III1 1 T- I I 1
r . .v,j .liuwyiui.v
""J"1"-
T.DfiF.nmrRr r -
EDGECOMBE.
27:3, Nixon 277, AVilliams 30, Martin 31, '-""' lV J1iiVaus. r , ---- ....... w hirst rrcsDytcmn and Mlth
Vollers2S, Madden 31. Sanders 51. , . SOUTH CAROLINA. ongrcss iwene oi ine lorty-mne M thjj t Churchcs at 71
Corocr-Hewktt 278, Baax St." Kn x- o hm 1 precincts of the city give Hayes four -uemoii3t inurcnes, at tj qciock.
Sheriff ' Mammr 278. Feiiin Ml 31. Lii.u:IKon. .Nov. , H. the Olncial niaioritv. Nothinff from tho interior r-
Taeboro,
the Democrats gain. 107, Republicans
Beaufort, Democratic gains 200.
JOHNSTON.
Sei.ma, Nov. 8. -Johnston countv
heard from. Majority for Tilden. 490:
Vance. 2G4: Jarvis, 19S : Davis. 476 :
Scarborough, over 500; Ratification,
200.
' IIlEDELL.
Statksville, Nov. 8. The following
counties gave Democratic majorities:
Iredell, 1.V8G; Catawba, 1,421; Cleav
land, 1.013; Caldwell, S00; Bumcombe.
700; McDowell, 420; Alexandria, 400 ;
Burke, 620.
GUILFORD.
Grkensboro, N. G.t Nov. 7. Conu
tv goes for Tilden. 366 ; Vance, 387 ;
Gounty Ticket, 402; Amendments, 355;
Scales. ;jS8. Alamance 20o for Scale
ami iioit zzd. aucc runwitli . the
ticket. Large gains in Randolph.
VOTE OF OTHEK STATES.
- WISCONSIN, . .
Milwat-kct:, Nov. 8. E. W. King,
Ghairraan of the Republican State
Central Committee claims' Wisconsin
from 3,000 to 4,000 majority; also the
election of Caswell, Rep., in the second
IConjrressional District over Orton.
2G2 towns and wards give Hayes
1.G01 majority; net Democratic pain
of ;770. Strong Republican Counties
are to be heard from.
State will go at least 55000 Repub
can. Every precinct shows Republi
can pains.
Indian apolis, Nov. 8. Returns from
340 townships give Tilden 80,933,
Hayos 83.145. Same places in Octo
ber gave Williams 79,834, Harrison
82,870. A Democratic gain of 824.
Thirty-eight per cent of the vote has
been heard from.
LOUISIANA.
'New Orleans, Nov. 8.- As yet no
definite returns and matters stand as
last night, both parties claim the State
Returns point to Democratic gains in
the interior. Elam, Democrat, elected
to Congress. The city probably has
given ten thousand 1 emocrat ic majority.
- ALABAMA.
Montgomery, Nov. 8. Returns con
tinue to indicate at least 25,000 ma
jority for Tilden. Herbert in tho 2d,
Williams in the 3d, Logan in the 5th,
Hewitt in the 6th, Forney in the 7th,
and Gorth in the 8th, all Democrats
have been elected to Congress. Re
turns are favorable to the election of
Jones, lem., over Bramberg. Shelly,
Dcm., maks immence gains in the 4th
district and is very hopeful of election
over Haralson and Rapier rival negro
candidates. As far as heard from there
was not a single disturbance in the
State. "
FLORIDA.
Lake City, Pla., Nov. 8. The opin
ion of moderate men is that Florida
will elect the entire Democratic State
" " ,liaJ"4j
i'inoci-avic gains are large in an ine
Counties, vrith three or tour exceptions.
- CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Nov. 8. Returns
from the. citv are nearlv complete
Hayes will have a small majority. For
Congress, Davis, Bep., elected by 2,o00
majority. .fher- are few additional
returns from the interior and . none to
affect the general result.
Private dispatches from Virginia
Citv, Nevada, says Nevadd-is sure for
M. 1 1 I Ck L w V A? I ft. LVUVO JalSJU Villi llllL 1
o rlonifl,-,! l?niiKliVnTi ia,Vr;tx- To I
est returns trom Oregon show a Repub
lican majority of 1,000. Democrats
count iu the city of Charleston gives
llampton 15 majority. The Xetcs and
Lonrttr estimates that the returns,
covering the whole State, exclusive of
Charleston county, give Hampton over
10,000 majont)-. 1 hat paper does not
think it possible that Charleston county
can give more than 5,000, Republican
majority, and it considers the State
sale for Hampton and also for Tilden.
who, it believes, will not fall behind
Hampton more than 1,000 votes. The
Republicans still claim that the heavy
majority in Charleston county will
overcome the Democratic gams and
gi 'e the State to Hayes and Chamber
lain. Returns from coast precincts come-in
slowly; they show less Republican ma-
lorit3r than estimated last night. The
Democrats confidently claim Hamp
ton 3 election, with the entire ticket.
Tilden is not far behind. Hampton
goes down to the, coast with 9,000 ma
jority, which will be hard to overcome.
I he Republicans claim the State, lhe
result is still in doubt
A dispatch from S. r. Ycomans, of
Columbia, S. C, to a srentleman in
this city, gives 4,000 for Hampton un
less there have been great frauds in
the coast counties.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadei,phia. Nov. 8. Republican
Butler couaty 140', Blair 80.
Warner 433, Dem. gains, Fayette 173,
Morton 270, Pike 340, Wyoming; 85,
V ayne 519.
Pottsville, Nov. 8 Reilley is re
elected to Congress by 100 majority.
T - T i
a ittsburg, iNov. e. ueturns re
maicaie aitepuoncan majority
T i ... . ..
of .7'00fo AUeghany county and a
2 Republican Congressmen in
llJi3 county.
returns
from 141
dls 19 counties in the western
VZtiT $T b ' 5
giiany county, cive a Renublican ma
;nTiv nr 9 qq Xt-v,:t. ; -r , ,
17J 2f h 13 a Pelican
I T-A I I 111 I i I1VPT T tta rf-v t I W .
New York, Nov. 8. The Hemld's
r., eiected to Con-resst HoslHn'
R ts dpfoatfd
rpu p . - T;1 iQ, W4 .1
Votes, with Nevada, California, Florida.
i - v av wmm) maava aa axa. a. alSa IV
1 M . f " "
j xjuuisiiiui, woou uuu isconsinaa
tloubttuL It says Mr. Tilden appears
- . j -ri. Jvrr ,
to be elected President of the United
. 1 A I ' i . 1 A A 1 Tl T I I (l..H4n .1 n i .A a A. 1
1 . 1 1 i 1 1 r 1 1 x t j .- tr .
I' ti. i . It;
-
The Tribune extra just issued, sari I
the latest news leaves a bare rossibIlitj
ot.,UJ.cK cl:ftion- Probabilities aH
euu an xnc oincr way, uui me itcpuD-
Leans now claim A lsonsm and Gal-1
fornia; this leaves' Tilden with one
vote short of an election and Haves I
States, from which cither must draw I
ior wuai He nceus. win seuie me ques-
tion r Florida 4 Npbrfllri l Wrf'i I
carrying Ixnisiana and Florida.
"Wasiiinbtoi I). C.. Nov. 8, The
World bureau here has the followirg
from New York : . "Uendricks tele-
graphs that he has trustworthy advices
i fiat lsconiin
ha;
gone
Democratic
by 1,(I0(L"
? 1IJJNOI3. '
Chicaco, Nov. S, Haves' majority
in Illinois approximates 30,000. Late
returns make Ix'moync's election
doubtful.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton. Nov.S. The Senate stands
11 D., 10 R. House, 29 !.. 31 R.,
giving the Republicans 1 majority on
joint ballot. The Democrats still claim
another memlKT, but the aliove tigurva
are reliable ami secures a Republican
United States Senator.
! Thc'Congressional delegation remains
4 Republicans, 4 Democrats.
Detroit. Nov. tf. Returns from 304
townships and precincts in this city
give Hayes a net majority of 12.023.
which is a Democratic gain of 9,4G3
over 1.12 ; the same counties give
Caswell, Republft-aii, for (joveruor, a.
net majority of G.G31. The Democrats
claim the election of AYilliams in the
First district by 1.000 majority.
VIRGINIA.
Norfolk, Oct. 8 (JockIc's majority
is 1,500.
: NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 8 The Herald
says: "Twenty-one States cast majori
ties for the Democratic nominees and
sixteon for the Republicans, one State
(Colorado) having previously 'cast its
votes for the latter; thus (iovernor Til
den will be our next President and
Thomas A. Hendricks our next Vice
President. They have received 201)
electoral votes against IGOcast for (iov.
Hayes and "William A. "Wheeler, a
clear majority of 41), and 24 more than
necessary for an election. There is
very little chance of lcs?eninij these
figures, and none of ( hanging the result.
Onr next Houseof Representatives will
have a Democratic majority of at least
twentv-five. The State of Now Yorl-
was carried by the Democrats by prob-
ably 35,000 and the entire city Demo-
cratic ticket was elected by majorities
ranging downward lrom ;J.O00. Among
the States looked on as doubtful yes
terday Indiana, Connecticut, New
Jersey and probably "Wisconsin were
earned for the Democrats. South
Carolina is in doiibt, the voting being
very close and victory claimed by both
Allies. Hie lie&TO WaS CVldently ( l-
wuiu lAinaii uiu iu 1 13X1 1 iv3 in me
ASHINOTON, NOV. 8 Hie NCW
jloik xtmes ami asnmgton Llirom-
i
? ' 0"710l.tne1 riablc VV, Ues-
v 1 Aiiv.vii a vivLiiou.
; San. Fr xncisco, Nov. 8 Likely re-
0f ()rcr0
are jubit
on or Nevada. The Democrats
jubilant over the returns from the
East. Tilden telegraphs Mayor Rryant
that he is elected. .
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Nov. 8Two hundred and
twelve towns give a Democratic gain
of 7,792. and '278 towns a Democratic
gain of 9,030.
INDIANA.
1
India xapolis, Nov. 8 Two hundred
and sixty points covering 27 per ceat.
of the October votejrivo a Democratic
gam of .Vs. 1 he same ratio gives
l ilden 7,801 in the State. Three hun
dred towns give a Democratic gain of
703. Places unheard from crave a
Democratic majority of 6,691 in the
October election.
j OHIO.
CiNnvNAti. Nov. 8 Hamilton Co.
gives TDden 698 majority. The vote
in the county tor Cooper is 3i; prohi
bitionist 1.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis. Nov. 8 Phelps, for Gov
ernor, is running behind Tilden.
St. Louis, Nov. 8. Sixty-four towns
and precincts give Phelps 8, 840, Finck-
tonburg C,40o.
FLORIDA.
Lake City, via New York, Nov.
ft -Vlnlfi v llorn is nlorted in ( Vn rrrr:i
b c00 majoritv. Columbia county
gives a iemocrauc m.ijoriiy oi laa a
Democratic gain of 240. Duval county
gives a Republican majority of 800 a
Republican jraiu of 330. Partial rc-
turns from other portions of the State
show a Democratic gain with prospects
of the Democrats carrying the fatal?.
THE VERY LATEST.
Charleston. Nov. 8. The Republi
can and Democratic committees are
still widely at variaucc a3 to the result
in this State, the former claim 8,000
majority for Chamberlain, but with
held the details of. their estimate ; the
latter, conceding that every county
unheard from to have, gone according
to Republican predictions, claim tnat
Hampton is certainly elected. The
.dispute will hardly be settled before
to-morrow.
- -A serious riot broke out here about
dark this evening. Broad street, from
the Court House to the Postoffice. was
crowded with blacks and whites, all ex
cited and the blacks much angered
J,' Oregon 3, South Carolina Hayes nies ;of United States troops in the citr dllaf U In Tery llbt Uxk axil t.r dc
cannot lKi elected without all of these, double-quicked to the scene, dLpcr?cd mand. w quote oniinar, vs-,
Accurate-returns from them to-tlay is the crowd land now hare charge ot the dinry 10, low ratUIIr-" I0r. U, ltlV.
lm&deVtion of Hayes is stUl claimed mSiy K'ight
by cautious Rpublicans, who count on riously. One white, a son nt r.rms ll-cenU-
licans. An lWrtiAT, --. t
craU and Republicans waa folloircd br
a gmeral outbreak of the blaeu. hi
were urgely superior in 'numbers to
the whites and kn . i
fire with pUtols and rifles upSa the
whites, tali n- rnmr,Ut- JL:-.
rallied, when a sharp- firinr oce-rrwL
inxcnsc excitement rcirned throughout
iho r'tttr r,. i m
H. A alter, a Trominent cotton tnor.
cnant, was killed and about
whites wounded.
a dozen I
Wasaixgtox, Nov. 8 It is thought I
the one rote needed is found in Florida.
1 he last d.tchers rely on Oregon, which
the heroic cry of "fiftyiour forty
or fight brought i:.to the land of the
f.ee and the home'tf the brave. "
Lake City, Fla.. Not. fcV Alochaa.
Baker, Bradford, Clay. Columbia, Du
val, Hamellon, Madisou, Monroe, re
port aggregate Democratic majorities
373. We jiartially estimate all Demo
cratic majority in Man tec, llilltbor.
rougn, uevnanuo, i oik ana bumtcr. I
1 it . I.
-.ouu. v e esumaie i democratic ma-1
jonty in the counties est or Apala
chicola at 2,000. "Wc estimate remain
ing Counties at a "majority of 1,874.
This secures a Democratic majoritr of
-,.).)0.
Raleigh. Not. P. Col. I'elton mts:
"Reports from Wisconsin favorable.
No report from the Pacific States.
Ixmisiana gives a large majority. Ef
forts are being made to falsify the re
turns.
CHAKt.Krrov, S. C, Nov. & The
AVirs and Courier's latest estimate
gives the State to Hampton and Til
den by about 3.000 majority. This
allows""G,000 Republican majority in
Charleston county." The Iemocrats.
have carried the State, unless the re-
ported majority in Charleston county
approximates ven inousano.
o
COXDKNSEI) TELCGIIAIIS.
A Herald special reports an attempt
to rob Mr. Lincoln's grave.
Tarsia urges a conference, the baais
of the English proposals.
The Dutchess of AosU, ei-Qaccn of
fcpam, is dead. '
Change of Form
In order to accommodate those ad
vertisers who desire their advertisc-
ments to appear for the first time on
en.
the. first page of the paper, new adver-
tsemnts will hereafter bo placed on
that page, except when it shall
become necessary to put them on the
fourth page.
Fortunate Escape.
Yesterday Rct. Dr. Wilson fell from
a second story window on his premises,
I and but for striking in his descent
ninmcf n enrrtnt l.n kinnnnA,l Ia
..1.1 .11 t 1 .
I ousiy injurcu or pcruaps kuicu. lie
I struck iinnn hia shniildop xvhirhwns
cbVhtlr hnnftnd. Ilia mTt
- - - - - - -w
Cape without more Ferious injury is a
I matter for rftnxrratnlation-
Prayer Meetings to-night at the
Street
1 here will be a meeting to-night, at
7i o'clock, at the Hinton School nouse
of tho Fifth AVard Democratic Club,
I
I The meetings of the 'stockholders of
the W. & W. and W., C. & A. R. R
I will be held in this city ontheSlstiost.
KE1VS OF THE PORT.
Port Almanac, Not. 8.
Sun rises 6 31 A. M., sun cts47 P. M.:
days lencthlOh 26m. II hrh water atSmith-
vlllc 1.30 A. M., 1.53 r. M.; h!h water at
Wilmington 4.12 A. M.t 4.02 P. 51.
Notice to MARixra.
Both baT buojs at New Inlet br (at the
mouth of the Ctpt Fear Rlter) bate di
appeared and are ruppewed to naye drifted
to sea.
Arrived "Testerdat.
StmrD Murehbvm. Skinner, Fajettertlle.
Williams Jt MurcbiMn.
pteamer Dtrte, Piatt, BmlthTllle,-O G
rareiey to.
8tmr J S Underbill, Latham; SmithTtlle,
J II Neff.
Nor Bark A O Vlngc, 533 ton, Tniler
sen, Belfast, 44 days, R E Ilelde.
Schr Julia ElizabetJi, 80 toni, Ingram,
Nawau, 7 day, fruit to Master.
Nor Bark Sueees, 3-V1 tons, Job men,
England, R E Ileide.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamfchip Benefactor, J one, New York,
A D Cazauz.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Baltimore,
A D Cazauz.
Steamer Dixie, Piatt, SmithTtlle, O O
Panley & Co.
Steamer J S Underbill, Latham, fmith
ville, J II Neff.
I yflie, to WlllUma Murchiaon.'
I export. domestic.
v rorl-SteamahlD Benefartor-S2fi
ton 30 banil pw 9 vs
JJaUUnort Steamship Raleigh-
cotton, 428 bbl s roeln, b9 bbla tar, 15 eae
tar, 200 buahela peanuU, 1 package mdae.
Below Waiting Ordera Br brtg Repub
lic, Br barque ETangeiine, 198 tona, O'llara,
Belat, to E Peacliau & Weatermaxxu
SalUd Nor barque Arnon.
Below Bound Out gchr Katie CcHfiit.
- List or Vessel is Poet Not. 4
8hooer$ ConaerraUre, SC3 tooa.
Whitman, A D Caxanx: Katie CoIUsa
280 tons, Mathls, E Kidder & Bona;
Annie Lew la. - 313 tona, Aldricb, tnaa-
ter, Mabel, 18C tora, Moloney, E Kid
der & Sou; Wyoming, 107 tona, Foaa, E
Kidder A Sona: W O R Mowry, l tor
.Eaton, G G Barker Co, Jcweph Souther,
at jsso tons, Watt; J II Chadboura &.Co
COMMERCE -AND FINANCE.
WILMINGTON MARKirrs.
CatkYhx Orrtrc )
Norrmbfr i. 187C C l M. J
Ci.'o Tte m&rkrt U ta VvJ
with a gnod drmAttJ hkhbaU-u fmlt
tart br bolder. The r!r rr? 5! n In In
ranging fmm 1GIL', crtt. ilmi ru'i.
Spirits Trjnti4 Firm U-
Uty or 15 " i'y UitiilM, at a ct-au.
an4 Uur raV, n-zxilxr, at ST.. ,nJ 15
dflIC S r:t.
liti ilArkrt ttrmic t f I l fr
rtralnrd and tl fti fur Mra!::l.
without rrpcrUU ale, ttlt toLty .f i
U2 (X) Uw No 2 at tt T5, and 5.J 14.14
&t$i venn for (ii) n.. i. n u
for (I) gtKKl No. 1, anl :-.i f ?r (K
low nle.
Tor MirVrt trm ttl
?Ut cm t t :r,.
ennana an.wtra.lv mtiirt.
f t:--
day's m-e!it at tbr rr.ui
tlW far haM
acd
tl f.-r - U
Tlrgtn,
Dah.t Rr.cnrr.
Cotton 1,100 !alr, tihiU turj. n ine Kl
ralt, roJn M7 LW, trCU.; :. truU
turrK tLoe 137 tM?.
P.mcLAK WiMLCie Pk.i. r-.
The quotation, it 5..al.l n.'.. r.t.
rrprrf rtit the whdfale j.t1rr c-t-r3.;.
18 making u; mall orJr UlUr
have to be charjrrd.
Bagjinq fJunny li'vl.14r. lMull
Anchor Uall!4C
Bacon North Carolina: ham (ti
lfle. thouMers liXil-r. tI t t N C
chf4ce)l.V; wcftrniTn"kr.l!iati 1
aidi-s 104'ct fhouIJrr
JJtf On the hoof Soiir.
I each f 1 75: new New Yojfc ra h $i ; rw
i7-.virt WUinini&n N r.le.n
12G11,
Multrr North Can lhia li'iV: N rib.
era SVdV.
I adamanUne lS'c.
I C7e-NorthVrn
firton-J f r..r:l4rr
cream W'ttUUc. .Mat 12" l ib
Cojee Java :WaV; j:i I'J ; 1j
gua rra 2 1 $ fa'iV.
Corn Mal Per l-jbfl, in :aV. 74
G7.V.
Cotton Tit a V ft Cc.
Donuttirt She tin, 4-1, jTryar-!,
yarn, per bunch, K .
J77 30c.
I "Uh Maokcral. N. I. r 1 !
CO; No. l.per balf Ml, .V:'.t: Si.'l.
I Uq. 3;- 'r ViV.T'i! :. Mnii. 7.!
perbbJ. IIOaW No. J. -r hAi l i.l.
I per bblf t-liocj?. N C hrrrinz, i-r .!.;
H$. Vry eod, tier lb, 7? ;-.
Flour Fine, per bll, 4 .VV t..
uorthero, t-ViO: xra mrtlieni I:
ramuy, northern, f7 2-V.i;: eit v.u'A-
tiTvr 5 .V): extra tC, .Vrt ;'uuil
17 2307 50; extra fatcily :w u.
Fertilizer Peruvian truano. r
lb, t-TiS; Carolina fcrtniter lf :S: N.
vasa trtiano f.10 eah: eo:nilrtc invH.re
K7; Whaun' phcphata $1.,: W-! v,
CiiblHi &, Co. .V eaih; m1uU Pat Ha . .
Glu lU&VXyV.
Grain Corn, In trre. In bar. '.'
72Jc; carjro, per bushel, X'CJ-: j-t
low, per bushel, .W-tUv; r.h .le.le. Ju
hiagf, CWorc. OaU, jt burial. -.
Pea, cow, per Lubel, 7.V-"
JfidtM IJreenSfJc: dry tlv
iay Kuitem $ 1 1 o, N 'rt h t1 vr i 1 .
I Uni 15c.
Lard Northern lVi1 '.rt!i ii-
Lim Vet l,M tl 40.
LutnUr City Uar.i aed: Lii t'.'.T.
reawed, per M ft. Ki21; nurh c
plank, per M ft, 17; Wtt India ear
poef , according tacpuality, er M ft. 1 V K
dreed floojinjr, M-ju-oned, cCo:i.: jtu
linsrand boardt coajrarm, p-r M II, ell
MAaM Cuba, lilll, IT JTilldO,
40c; Cuba. bbl, rcallon. 4K !!: nc;r
bouse, hhda, per trallon, 24; urar 1oum.
bbbj, per cmlion, jrup, bi le, j-r
lion, AOQistc.
I Oik ken
OiZKenM'ne, tr r13 n, TUk-i l!d,
per gallon, ik:Utl li; llnM cd, i- r ra!
on, TU'Ci; roin, per calbm. :'d($Hk
iWryChkken, lhe, Syi-a; -jri!g
iViHt IVrbulM l 7 Vf i?l r.
roialotM Sret,T bu'ul, .V; Irlr-lt.
oortbero, tr bbl, & 'V-il -Vi.
rork Not them city rxat i i CI , 1 1 an ?
per bbl 0, rump jt bbl
Met Cam'.ina. -r lb, C'4;;,e; ruu.-b,
Irbuhel,lOcfil.
Rai Country, p;r lb, Cj;e; city, r
Jtopt K32.
Sill Alum. perUi-In I, 7ic; Llvcrv I,
per accktCfi'Oc, .m-rtran jr k.
Suoar Cuba. ir lb, 9);; l'orui Kirn,
per lb, 9e; A co-oc, rr lb, l !,; B er.f.
fee, per lb, lie; C coffee, jr lb. I0;r:
xtraC, per lbf I0llc; crubol, r
lb, 12j;c
.Sxj Northern, per lb, -VT'c.
Sfdngle Contract, jrr M, ti'sl; row-
mon, jr ii, li ::-; eyjr per
M, 15 50; cvprei! hearts lr M. tl -Vj. .
SUrt W O bbl, tr M, elVCjSO.
TaUo Pr lb yWe.
Timber hltrinr. tr M, 512
ntll prime, ner M. :f7i mill far. r-T
II, M: inferior to onLnary, ir M, tZCyi.
WkUkty Northern. pr ralbn, UZ;
North CrmUna, per raUon. 1 1 r3
Woo1 Unwashed, jr lb, IVcJUc; wash
ed, per lb,
Ftnactal. ,
Gold, buylnz, 1 W ; MlHnr, 111.
Exchange (iisbt) on New iork i dis
count, Baltimore ,Boton PbiUlrl
pala We tern citSra Exchange S3
divs 8 f3 cent, intcrtat added t alwre.
Bank of New Haaorr t nek ion, H:t
Bank 75. L. wi a Bank 75.
cbanica' do. 100.
Navaafa Guano Company 5'ck 1K3.
N. C. Bond, old cxoupon, 11: faadla-
18CC, 6; do. 6; new 5; pecial Ui 1,
to N. C. railroad 2.
W. & W. R. E. booilf. T Vc roll Int.,
101 : C. C. R. R- boodn, C V"-. 40.
WUmlndon city bouJ, 'e..rj,;7 V"
81: W CV-C5; ocw 40; 8Vc-t(goM
Int.) 7t. ,
New IlanoTcr county bjxda (10 jean)
0 Vc gold Int. 73.
W. & W. railroad ttflcls CS.N. C. do. do
40, WIL & Seaboard railroad rt k 2J-
WIL Gaa Ligbt Co. atock i7.
WQmlngtou Cotton iuua v-oicprwa
Coopaxy loo.
Rararmah nhvaiclvi areac :u:ngracli
treatment o" taliccU
VIM. 4 V " - - J
)
l!
I
t
I
i .r
Nov. 8. In
i, Edgecombe States.
... . -.
r