Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-02

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In Chelsea 1893 votes we're polled-all
save 80 for Brownlow 1t is said the
election in that precinct was unautLor'
lied, and conducted by men unsworn,
etc. If SO, spadeful of earth is removed
from the Radical mountain.
THE COUNTRY VOTE.
We have received official returns from
the subjoined districts with results as
follows:
Second Neutrality-suspicious.
low 10; Etheridge &C. Supt. Instruction
Eaton IA Cameron &c. Congress
Num- IA; Leftwich 26. Senate-W, j.
Smith IA; j. W. Smith 26. Representa-
tives-Hamilton IA; Ryder IA Able &c;
Coleman &c. Floater-Richards IA;
Glenn 26. WIN
Fourth District Cuba. Entire Con-
sentative ticket ITO majority, except
Leftwich, who received 100. No Radical
votes cast.
SiGth District Raleigh Governor
Brownlow 8; Etheridge 65. Superin-
tendent of Observation-Disclosures 8 Came
ron 65. Congress-Leftwich &C; Num-
5. Senate-W ] Smith 5; ] w Smith
65. Representatives-Able &C; Coleman
Co. Hamilton 3 Ryder 5. Floater-
Glenn &C; Richards 5.
Seventh District raleigh. Governor
-Brownlow, "a; Etheridge, rs. Super.
intendent Istruction--Eaton, 81; Came
ron, 10. Congress-Leftwich, 10; Num-,
81. Senate. W. Smith, so; W. ].
Smith, 81. Representatives-Able, 10;
Coleman, 76; Hamilton, 81; Ryder, 81;
Floater-Glenn, 10; Richards, 81.
Ninth District Fsheruille). Conser-
vative ticket, Al no Radical votes cast.
Eleventh District (GermantOUn).
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Etheridge, sc.
Supt. struction-Eaton, 10; Cameron,
sc. Congress-Leftwich, 56 Num-, 10.
Senate-J. W. Smith, IS; W. j, Smith,
10. Representatives-Able, Sc; Cole
man, So; Hamilton, 10; Ryder, 10
Floater-Glenn, Sc Richards, 10.
7'oeJM District-Conservative vote
% on whole ticket, no Radically votes being
polled.
Thirteenth District = Governor
Brownlow 70; Etheridge 20. Supt of
struction-Eaton 20; Cameron 90
Congress-Leftwich 20; Num- 10. Sen
ate-J W Smith 20; W j Smith 70. Rep
presentatives-Able 10; Coleman 20
Hamilton 70; Ryder TO- Fioater-Glenn
20; Richards 10.
Sixteenth DiStrict-Governor, Brown
low 4 Etheridge "A. Superintendent
Instruction-Eaton 4; Cameron A Con-
gress-Lefwich Al; Num- 4 Senate
j W Smith a; W j Smith 3. Repre-
sentatives--Able A; Coleman "A Ham
ilton Al; Ryder 4; Floater-Glenn 46;
Richards
The aggregate vote in the districts
mentioned above is: Conservative 1896,
Radical l53-242 Conservative majority.
Reports have reached us from some Of
the other precincts, but, being unofficial,
we do not print them. Doubtless the re-
turns yet to come in will increase the
majority in the country to
500. This Counting the Chelsea vote |
will reduce the Radical majority in the
county to 1900 Excluding the Chelsea
vote, the Radical majority will reach 1850.
the RESULT.
We think there is no doubt that Left
wich has been defeated for Congress by
Num-; j. w. Smith for Senate by W. j.
Smith; Able and Coleman for Bepre
by Hamilton and Ryder;
Glenn for Floater by Richards. The in
erior counties, we fear, cannot overcome
he Radical majority IN Shelby on Con-
FRESHMAN, Senator and Floater
LADIES, don't fail to look at NJ. Kraus
< Co.'S damaged stock of dry goods, as
hey must be closed out in the next ten
lays, at 2l3 Main street. I
A CHALLENGE.-We challenge any mAu
or set Of men physicians excepted) to
produce remedy bearing any resem-
,lance in point Of value to the Red Di
lrrhea Remedy for cholera, diarrhea,
cramps, vomiting, etc. You can rely on
t and no mistake. 1t is mild, pleasant
md effectual is prepared by physicians,
md no family should fail to procure a
,ottle. Physicians alone should pre-
cribe for diseases.
j. p. DRONGoOLE a Co.,
80 1871 Main street.
Heavy cotton checks from Is to 20 cents
er yard. sHLOSs 4 BIO.
THE MISSISSIPPI DIARRHEA CORDIAL
he verdict Of the South has been uuau-