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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
POLITICAL.
.s,E ELECTION ALL RIGHT.
A REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE
FIRCTFD.

ELECTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBUNEl
PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 19.-The election to-
day has been the quetest known and the vote the
highest for great many years The Htchborne move
mont has created local excitement and his friends
have In most cases played directly into the hands Of the
Democrats The regular Republican vote will not PROB
ably reach $4,000 The Democratic is set down at prob
ably 5000. and Hchborne not far from 5000 Up TO
O'Clock the following all that have been heard
from. Never was greater dearth Of news
The returns from these towns give good indication OF
the drift OF the election:
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T'ime-2:54, 1850, 2:0.
He NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.

On the grounds of the Heroic Park AssOcia-
tion. at wamsport Pa the 10Th, 2Oth 2lst and 22d
Of October will be held the great National Horse FAIR
when premiums amounting to sal Co., will be awarded TO
the successful exhibitors The conditions which will
the trials Of the horses and other particulars,
may be found nthe advertising columns Of The TRIBUNE
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SUICIDE IN WHITE PLAINS.

Robert Barry, reSIdent OF 1OnKtIs, WIS Nv
rested on Saturday charge OF having committed
gross assault on daughter AGED ~ years and sent
to the county Jail in White Plains TO await trial Yes
terday he committed suicide by hanging himself 10 tue
barS of h,s all
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THE TURF.

TRoTTING ON THE UNION COURSE, L. I.
Union Course, Il. l., Monday. Sept. 13.-
Sweepstakes $780, mile heats beat three In Ave. In ar-
ness.
L. Ssmmss be. 10. Hannah. !
Pages g. Last Chance
NAM. h Riellx
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN ELIZABETH.
lvard Cross and Patrick laven, members

~ Jackson Hook and Ladder Co No OF ElzaOeth N'J
became engaged in an alteration in their truck mousse Oh
Sunday evening when the former was shot through t
hand by a pistol I'm the hands OF Laven Inc "t'et i4'
tha liz immediately ana has not been arrested
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST HURoPsas MARKETS

PARIS, Sept iJ-flPz
The Bouse closed quiet Reutes last qaot at e. BE
Of the Loodos
and Liverpool markets bad no. been received thscah the Bogh
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Aeo poctar Democrotic condidate for {

Asa Packer Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor OF Pennsylvania in the city yesterday The
Hon. Gausha A. Grow Of Pennsylvania Commodore
GOldsbOrough and Commodore McDOugal, L. s. Navy,
Col. LOunt Washington X. Van Nakenbergh' Albany,
j. NJ Jaycox, Syracuse, and Judge Dure, NewOrleans,
are at the Aston House EXCov. Patton OF Alabama the
Hon ID. L. Smith Ohio and John i. Thomas, Fhiladel
phia are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Gen b. s. Roberts
T. s. A. is AT the metropolitan Hotel Baron Krause,
Secretary Of the Prussian Legation. and T. W. fea'
body, Boston, at the BrevOort House. Capt.
Bartlett, Lieut.. Commander Greene, and Paymaster
Murray L. 5. Navy, at the st. Denis Hotel sgnor
Brgno is at the Everett House; Col, Mohef OF Coy
Hoffman's staff is AT the Clarendon Hotel Gen o. E.
Babcock, U. S. Army Capt Carranza Of the Argentine
Republic; Dr. Parker, Halifax; c. s. Bushnell, New
Haven and Harrison Loring, Boston, are ut the Ffth
Avenue Hotel Gen ". Il. Hazen, L. $. Army, is at the
Alternate Hotel Judge Shipman OF Hartford; the Hon
c. n Kennedy, Syracuse; Gen. j. ii. Bourn, ana Col W.
H Reynolds, Providence are at the Hoffman House
Col James Belger OF Texas, the Rev H. G.. Batterson.
Philadelphia and W. b. Shaw, Washington, are at TIE
Goldman House
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GOVERNOR. 1865 GOVERNOR, lSoe
Chanharlaln Smith Hnrhhnrns. ChAmberlaln. Plllsbl

Total II TOWNSHIPS AO9S s2s...... 1855 s.499
Majority for Chamberlain, so far 22s do in 1885, 4oa
The above table shows falling of In the total vote
from the election for Governor in 1868 Of about ~ per
cent-s Republican loss of iabout So and Democratic
loss OF nearly 81 per cent
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PERSONAL.

Tom Thumb and his party advertised their
performances in Francisco by OF posters IN
Chinese as we'll as English In two weeks they took in
$4,000 in gold.
The editor of the Port Huron (Michigan)
Times wrote Carlyle for his autograph and received
the following answer: Here is my autograph Much
good may it do you T. Carlyle Chelsea 23d June, 1902
The Rev. DR.. Stowe, husband of Mrs. II. b.
Stowe being In Canada, introduced TO an English
gentleman who expressed himself very glad to see him.
and added should be much more pleased to see your
wife" Eyes," said Or. stowe, $50 should l."
The En0lsh Churchman says that the true
reason why the Ministerial whitehall dinner omitted
this year is that the Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Ar
Lowe and the First Lord Of the Admiralty Mr. Childers
are unpopular it feared street riot would break
out IL they showed themselves at Greenwich.
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lie definitely settled that Chamberlain is handsomely
elected by the people but the Republicans will lose con-
sderAby in the Legislature by HtchbOrne aiding the
Democracy though they have accomplished nothing for
themselves At O'Clock only 40 towns have reported
aud do not see occasion 10 materially alter my first
estimate Chamberlain and 1.-THE Senatorial ticket pre-
vail all but two eounties and perhaps only one lost
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
PORTLAND Me Sept lathe following is the vote in
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Al Notices OF
name and address.
DIED.

Of Marriages must be indorsed ,cith haa
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COFTOE.

The Cotton markets everywhere have
been, on the whole, Gull during the
week. Liverpool opened with Uplsnds
lIsi on Tuesday last, advanced to Had on
Thursday, went up another ! on Friday,
was quiet and unchanged on Saturday,
opened fat to-day with Uplsnds III a
lad, Orleans llt@113d, Uplands afoat
HID, and closed dull with quotations un-
char ged.
The New Yerk market has been iTregu-
lar. Il opened dull on Tuesday at 2S3c
for Middlings and holders anxious to real
izs; was firmer on the following day
on Thursday Middllngs were higher and
steady at 29Ae on the following day the
tendencv was downward, and on Satur-
day it was lower and dull-Uplsnds 2S$c.
AT the opening to-day it was inactive
and prices dropping. At moor il was dull
and lcwer-LoW Middlings 273c; Up
lands 2Sic Mobile 2s3c; Orleans CSC;
Good Middllngs 292c. At 2:lO pm. 1t
was weak-Low Middlings 27l@273c;
Uplslds 2S!@2S4c. At 4 pm. it was If
regular with quotations the same.
The New Orleans market has been
only moderately active during the week.
At Il:30 am. to-day prices were droop.
ing-MiddliDgs 273@27se. At 2:15 pm.
it was dull and nominal with Middli8gs
273c.
This market has been generally dull,
and prices have not responded to those
Of New York or Liverpool, or rather cur
figures have been too high, and have
only settled down to what they should
have been when the other markets were
quoted at higher rates. Prices at the
opening Of the week were irregular with
Middlings 273@2sc. There was some
better inquiry On Wednesday, and prices
were about &c better. There was no
change on Thursday, save that holders
were irmer, which was also the case on
the following day bat on Saturday it
gave way &c, and to-day wss lower.
There was some inquiry, or rather buyers
we're looking at tables In order to rec
how the land lay, but no disposition to
buy wa manifested, save by one-or two
operators. Holders were not unwilling
20 sell, but they could not get their pri-
ces. We quote nominRlly as followsI
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TRADE.

While we have no activity TO report in
any Of the various branches Of trade for
the week Just closed we have what is
equally a good, II not better news, in
the general feeling OF ease which pre-
walls, and the conviction that II let alone
and not hsrrassed and robbed by the
militia the Spring bssiness will be better
than at any time since the war. Toe
planter, 80 far es we AN learn, Is more
independent than the most sanguine
could hope for a short year ago. At this
time last season our market was filed
with mules and horses which had TO be
sold from the plantation to meet the
pressing wants Of every day life. To-day
stock Is sought after, and nearly every
body from the interior seems anxIous IN
purchase. Indications point 10 3 Isrge
crop this coming year. Let Us hone tbst
1t will BE 8 diversified one-tbaf Corn
wheat, oats, potatoes, will be rsised ~
abundance, and that cotton will ="
II was last year, Of but secondarv 80
Alteration. Let the planter NOT fool htna-
self into the belief that a nelghbor viii
raise plenty Of corn, but let one and ali
deternine to raise all they can use mon
their respective place, and for a small
margin we will guarantee them next
s,ason more money In the aggregate for
Their cotton, should the crop not exceed
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FOE The HoLIDAYsI

Great DIstrfbutIon by Ihe netrOPOllta2
GIft CO.-Cash Gifts to the Amount Of
S25O, OOO-Esery Ticket Draws a Prize.
5cash Rtfts,each $1,000 ~ cash gifts, each $50
10 500 90 10
% loo 80 ~
50 Elezant Rosewood Pianos, each SO toSS
$50 Sewing Machines, 20 70 10
81 Fine Cold Watcher, 20 70 30
cash Prizes, silver Ware, etc, al valued at
A chance to draw any OF the above prizes for
CSC. Tickets describing prizes are EALED
envelopes and wei mixed. On receipt OF ga
SEALED TICKET is draFu without chOice ana
sent BIZ mail TO any address. In5 prize named
upoR 1t will be delivered 10 the ucket-no4oer
on payment OF OSK DOLLAR. Prizes aretmme-
Yor will know what your prize Is before you
nav for In, Any prize exchanged for another %
Sass palSs. No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
many who have lately drawn ~yaluable prizes
and kindly permitted Us 10 publish them: -
T. Wilkins, Buffalo, 500 Misc Annie Monroe
| chicago. Piano, $50: John u. Moore Louis
Vile, 5000 Miss Emna W alwOrths AIWau8ees
/ PIANO. 500; Rev. E A. Day, New Orleans, 81.
/ We publish no names without permission
/ OPINIONS OF RES lhe 4Lm re4aa
L BILE and deserves their success eekly 1rl-
buna- Aug. 8. " We know them 70 pc a All
dealing .nrm."-N. Y. AeTAlo, aug
i fiend OF ours drew a $500 prize when VIZ
Il uronptIy received. -Dsl News Sept
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements 70
l Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. EVsFy PACK
aEe OF Sealed Envelopes contain ONE CASH
sfFT. six Tickets for 81; - for q 50 Tor 80
M for S. AN Letters should be addressed 70
HARPER, bison & CO.
uoysO I'm IzS BrOsdHay.N. z.
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~ ~
Pacific Skies,

The Gold market opened at 1866 and
closed st 1851, carrying al 6 per cent.
Exchange closed steady at 1O9so for so
day bills.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted as fol-
lows: Old issue 67f@6Sc selling at CSC.
New issue 67t@6ss; selling at CSC.
We quote Gold in this market 1850
l35ic buying selling at l369lS6i.
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BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, In BsnkruPtcy-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, Ilth day OF January, 1883.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
polntment as assignee OF Lyons q FleS, OF
Shelby county, and state OF Tennessee, within
said District. who have been adJudged bank
rupts upOh their own petition, by the Districs
O. WOODBRIDGE,
ta1Q N y Assignee.
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RAILROAD | TABLE.
Memphis and Little Beck RaIlrOa,

Memphis and Little Beck Railroad
To ADDISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going west-Lsave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at Z Am.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1850 an. Arrive al
Memphis at l O'Clock pm.
s. b. BEAU&ONT.
oc2 General superintendent.
ReupRis and louisville Railroad Line.
DKPART, ARRIVE
Day Express, E. r. time. $50 am. 5cO pm
City time. $40 m.
Night Express, X. r. time. 800 pm. 9;OO am
City time. Zoo pm.
Ticket Ofaces No. 2S7K Main street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
SAM. B. JONES, GenTSupt.
mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRTVn. DEPART.
S-S OTloansEKpresE, daily 500 I'm. sos pm.
3a-l sccom'n, daily, ex-
cepl Lnday...----..---.-.- $50 I'm. 500 pm.
Freig ally, except sun
U2y...-s.-a--......-. ....-.... SID pm. 1VJ A.u1s
TAkesefeot Sunday, August is, 1888.
A. 5. LIVERMORE, G6n1Bupt.
C.P, OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aul6
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NOTICE.

instruct ef West Tennessee. in Bankruptcy
Al Memphis, Tenn, Ith day OF January, 1858
me undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appoiptment as assignee of p. L. Dodson,
OF Tipton cnunfy, and State OF Tennessee,
within said District. who has been ad.udged q
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
ufet Court OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
tal3 % 2 Assignee.
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City Bonds, which we're In active de-
mand early in the week, declined on
Friday and Saturday but are again lock-
ing up to day. Inquiries from Eastern
capitalists, and 8 disposition manifested
by them to invest, has created q feeling
Of frmness upon the part Of holders.
There are dealers who have orders ard
we think that 52953e could be obtained
for large amounts, with no sellers.
City Scrip hiss sn upward tendency.
Taxpayers are beginning to wake up,
knowing hat at the February term Of
Court sIl delinquent property will be
ordered sold and will incur, besides the
additional fees, etc, a penalty of 25 per
cent. We are glad to learn that no favors
will be shown in this mstter-thst the
due taxes must be paid. We note g sale
Of $1,000 in Ledger Balances at zoe to q
dealer, none of whom will sell under 100
soc IS to amount.
County Warrants are steady st zoe
buying selling al 75976c.
We have no change to report ia Police
Scrip. It is scarce and firm at 95c buy
ing selling st SIC.
Governments opened steady in New
York to-day with q fair demand. AT
noon they were irregular and unsettled.
At the close they were more active, and
8 little frmer, as follows:
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Memphig and 81. FRANCIS silver Tuesday
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The new and elegant SIdewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. 7. 4. Bowman, : saG c. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis on her 81
w first trip Novem. *
Der oath, for Helena and ST. Francis river, and
EVERY THEREAFTER.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Louisville and New Orleans Packet
For New Orleans.
NICK LOEGWORTH,..----Le Hates Master
This excsIlent passenger steamer IA
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 26th inst, at u M.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ia2d Star WhRrhBOst. foot JedsrEnE st.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
LIZZIE Nell master
This new and magnificent pas .Sk
senger steamer will leave .E
THIS DAY, 25th INST, at 10 an.
RICHARD ". LIGHTBURhE, Agent,
ta25 2G6 Front street.
For New Orleans, NickSburg, Natchez and the
Bends.
MAYFLOWER---.,....J q, Mccullough master
This elegant passenger steamer T
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TUESDAY, 26th inst, at 8 pm.
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INSURANCE.

b
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
-oF THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ON HE-
T~hirry.aTst Day Of December. Isss.
MADE TO THE
Comptroller OF the State Of Tennessee.
/. The name Of this Company is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and Is located al
Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
2. The amount OF capital stock Is 81 600 900 90
3. The amount OF capital stock paid
III l,OOUfWV W
ASSETS.
4, Cash on hand and in bank. Sl24,e0 79
Cash in hands of agents, and in
course Of tTsnsmission-~~~~-- I24.Os2 80
Bills receivable for loans, secured
by bond and mortgage, FIRST
lien 3J9,ksS ~
Real estate u-aencumbcred ........- l25,OC0 90
Rents and interest accrued, pay
able JRnqary l, 1863 .-......--..- u,iE2 90
Stocks and bonds as per schedule
Ned v tn Comptroller OF state, l,5O2,6S2 81
s2,202Os Y
LIABILITIES.
&. Liabilities to banks or others, due
or not S....-..
6. Losses adjusted and due...--........- ....-..-..
I. Losses either unadiusted, OF ......- -..-....
(. Adjusted and mol due, 80 l23,SS0 50
8. Lose s in suspense awaiting further
10. All fo Other claims against the Com. -
pany, dividends 5npaid'IN....-. 81 90
sl29.sl2 s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II. The greatest amount insured IN any one risk
is 5000, except in special cases.
Il. The amount insured In any one city, town
or village, depends uPsn Its size and how
IS. The amount Insured in any one block, de-
IA. CeTtined copy OF the Charter of the Com
pany, as flied heretofore.
Is. General power Of attorney for Agents to &C
cept service of process previously filed.
GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. COLT, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, L.
Hartford county.(S
January !, 1863, personally appeared George
l.. Chase, President, and George NJ. Colt,
Secretary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, Is q true, full and
correct statement Of the anair of said Com
peny, and exhibits, 50 lar as can be ascertained
at this date, It's actual condition on the Thirty
first day of December, lSeS.
Before me-, GEO. HUMMER,
Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE
Nashville, January l, 1863.
L. q, ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the State of Connecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the State of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that HENRY a. LlrTLETOk, Agent OF
said Company, has also complied with the re-
GuiremenLs OF the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases:
! Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business of insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tenn.
IsEAL.l q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
By PLUNKEr,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-26
Matched Horses
Fine Top buggy.

r HAVE q pair of good Matched Black HoDles
and q Fine Top Buggy which / VIII sell 10.
gether or separately, al a fair price, for cash,
Apply at the Overton stables, corner Poplar
and Main streets. or at my office, 450 Main st.
las J. n T0MESY.