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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-28

The Banner of Friday says that Mr..
NJ. Burns, President of the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, was no
tilted by Col. C, w, Cole, President of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, yesterday, that the Directors of
the latter road had determined to
withdraw all claims to or propositions
made for the lease of the former road,
and that the Northwestern Railroad
would be turned over to the manage
ment of President Burns the 9th OF
December. ]. w. Thomas, Superin-
tendent OF the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad, gives nGtiee through
our columns this morning that nc
more freight for the Northwestern
Railroad would be received by him
after the ist of December.
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IRELAND.
Reported Fenian Outbreaks all over
the Island.
0'DOnaVan-ROssa's Election to Par
lament.

LONDON, November 27.-Dispatch.
eS from Cork, Dublin and Tipperary
report that there is being several Fe-
uian demonstrations in various parts
of Ireland. To-day at Tipperary and
ClOnmel the proceedings of the riot
Gus Fenian songs, sung by the mob
while marching in procession, and
several houses on the line of the
march were stoned and riddled.
At Cork this evening, the'partiZans
of Rosa celebrated that gentleman's
election to the ParIi8ment with q
grand torch-light procession and 9TH
er proceedings. Everything passed
off without any disturbance.
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VIRGINIA.
The Old Commonwealth at Last
Restored TO Her Position.

WASHINGTON, November I'D.
G. Carr, w. A. Lassem and A. jam
Der, members of the Virginia State
Senate, together with eolored man,
the party representing the minority
of the late Republican convention held
at Richmond, who favor the immt :
diate admission of Virginia, had an
interview with the President to-day.
1t is understood that the President
remarked to Governor Walker,Of ViT-
ginia, who saw him yesterday, that
the State having complied with all
the requirements of the law, he saw
no reason why she should be kept out
of the Union.
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THE SPANISH GUNBOATS.
The Vessels not yet Released by this
Government.
What the Spanish Consul at New
York has to Say.

NEW YORK, November 27.-The
/ Spanish Consul here states that the
| Spanish Government has appropriated
six million dollars for building six
screw cOrvettes at New York, but it is
doubtful ii they would be built here,
the United States Government had
treated them so badly. He also states
that the Spanish Government did not
own the thirty gunbOats; they were
the property of Mr.. Delameter, though
1t was true money was paid him. If
the UniteC States eHdeaVOred to pre-
vent them from going to Cuba direct,
and threw them on DelameteT's hands,
there were EngIishmen who stood
ready to buy them, and who would
undoubtedly sell them to the Spar
iards. In regard to the coming of a
Spanish fleet 10 this port, he said the
ships came here with two objects in
view: First, if the United States had
not interfeTed, some of them would
have brought crews and Captains for
the boats, while others would have re-
manned here for repairs. Second, if
President Grant desires to favor few
hundred Cubans and accord to them
belligerent rights, rather than con-
tinue in friendship and peace with
over eighteen millions of Spanish sub
jeets, then the Spanish Minister would
demand his passport and come on
here, and embark in one of the naval
vessels and return to Spain. The COM
ing of a Spanish feet to this port
meant no insult to our nation, but the
American Government has taken so
many precautionary measures that it
was but proper for his Government to
do likewise.
District-Attorney PierpOnt was noti-
fed yesterday by Delameter's counsel
that a demand for the release of the
gunboats would be filed to-day or
Monday.
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THE CONVENTION.
Suggestions from the People Touching IT
and Those who Should be Sent There.
GrRnANrowx. Noyember %. 1859

GERMANTowS, November 26, 1869.
Editors appeal: The time is rapidly
approaching when it is proposed TO
have a convention of the people OF
Shelby coun;v to nominate candidates
for seats in the cc0ing convention to
remodel our State Constitution. AT
ter my experience in cOuntS conven-
tions, do not propose to have S1y-
thing more to do with them; but l
still feel a deep interest in the coming
convention and what it may do. l
therefore hope that our very best men
may be put forward as candidates
for seats in that great and important
body. But ] do not wish to see the
thing SD compromised as to drive
many conservative, or white
mans government men, away
from the polls, and prevent their
taking any part in the election.
i hope Mr.. JOhnson's name will be
kept out of the canvass altogether, as
Al, re are many of us who cannot, and
,NUilI ,'Ot, in any way countenance or
.favor N'r. JohnsOn's elevation to any
nromiuen,,e ,e among or over us.
have nv re- sons, and ehey are suffi-
,sient for me HENRY T. JONES.
MEMPHIS, November Y, lSts'
"NO free government, o. the pies
sings of liberty, can be preserved py
any people, but by firm adherence
20 justice, moderation, temperance,
frugality and virtue, and by frequent
recurrence to fundamental principles. +"
-Vfr0igta BIZ Of Rights.
The mOmentous questions invOlv-
ing az the dearest interests of the
people of Tennessee, are about to be
fEaagnrated in 3 Convention of the
State. With due Difference to the
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On Tuasdav nacenh0. IA
Receivers Sale
On Thursday. the Gin g-vof Dsosu-,.. ,o.

"' 'Ni s-ei4' uie Sla Say OF UeceT5eF. 1850
4 I the hour o. 10 o'clock an. n. tr. ,----
: n tioh mouse OF Hoystsr Trez-vaut 4 -,
Su ne turner Ol Main aud Ieff.--,..-. .---.--
n me city Of Memphis VII v-.r -
hlsnest bidder fOr cash. the fosI9vvf-.- -
SSll9sd Bonds and Noes. depo-if1ti F,is Il
aduell, 20 secure his indsbt-dr rse. - = -. -
Gay osO savings InstiIuLi0n- W ---t
rive bOh0s, Nos - 10 4 tEefuefva H.
Donus are made BY B. b. Walden ~ 1--,.r
Ia I1 T1S ls u ~ ed aiay p ls56 and nave ~ :.
May Io3Z Each OF these hopas- L. ~, - - -
Thousand dollars, and each has sevsr, - -
POns, now que, for thirty dollars -sch ~.
oOhos ars secured by y deed ia frr1-r 81 49,
Otefton Hotel and other real esq., r. -
city OF Nem phiS, made BIZ O. kovd go Z, t
n agseil on the 22d May, Isg6 ana rseorrl--' =,
ne neg lsler : Oftce OF shelby con ~ -
~ Book No -, part Isl, pages "a - els
Ohs note dated NOyeinbe- D I9sT 'r1s~l.. .,-
,. d; hOoinS q Co., for s5GaO pavarie "a ~
o. > January, lolas 70 the OrLfer IN r Il t,s,---
dell, anu ~ him tndorSsd
seven t9 notes maue ~ s r F20bi-s & r,,
n5 AtSIh Phis, MOVE lnbeS l,6T Tor $50 est-l ,
doLs 70 lhe order OF u. b " adc-iI 9rri -
nm nm llcorSed, pay able ss foIlows- Cr,,. 49,.
-, ls-.L ~ aLter Gate; two, at four mouIh. 4 -
ustei tWo az ave months aiter J,.t.,. ,,r' 7. ~
SIX months after date, and one IL sz.,'--.
nos = 1r0epx- D.
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Wednesday, the Ist Day Of December. 1865
AVAILABLE FARM

CQNTAtSlNG I6U1s acres. 90 acres cleared
- and IA good tiilHoIe condition, the balance
IN good timber, will be sold by the under
signed, heirs Of Hugh Mcclellan, TO the high
est bidder, fol division, on
Tuesday, the 7ih Of peeembsF aext,
Between the hours OF u and 2O'elOck, on the
premises. Tie Improvements are a good
dwelling-hOu-e, kitchen, smOke-EouSe, sta
bles, cribs and other out houses, grass-lOt and
"a fine young orchard, now bearing. said farm
Is situated Is miles northeast of Memphis, IL
the first civil district IN Shelby county, two
and a-half miles from Shelby Depot, NJ. & o.
K. R.. and on the road leading to POrtersville.
TERMs-Half cash, the balance on credit
Of twelve months, " ith a lien retained.
L. C. MCCLELLAN,
W, u. MCCLELLAN.
NJ A. DAYIpSOS
pol7wt NJ. ]. MrfT.ELI.AN
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RAILROAD MEETING.

DY authority OF the stockholders conven-
ID tion, held at Aberdeen, Miss, on llth No
yemoer 1863, l am instructed TO notify the
stockholders in the Memphis. Holly Springs.
OkolOna and Selma Railroad Camp any to
meet ct Okclona, Miss, on FRIDAY, 3D DE-
DEMBER, 1859, for the purpose OF electing
Thirteen Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF such other business Is
may come before them. All are requested a.
be present. MINOR MERIW ETHER,
nesb Secretary.
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NOTICE.

00ses Kesass' Line Red Rfrer PueSst cs
SEW ORLEANS. La, ssov. 3. lsS1
. Fl. SHOCK Is our only authoriza-3 -
>. 20 sell tickets over our line Of = = sl
at Memphis, Tennessee. '-'-.--ls -
O. l. EQISs 4 Rpo
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NOTIcE

ITO PASSENGERS FOR VIcE
burg Na1chez. New CFIla - r..fit
shreveport, and Jefferson
% I1elr interest % call g.. - Ger sr..i z,
ger Department. Tor r-flasle frI f,5-.1-, !, 49,
Gen1 Ilekct and "A 4 7srf7z,,,.. 49,.
sshes Nal rrcHze1ade, faet 81 & fs'I.<...'. q.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.


General Ticket ONCE OF the ~ aud c. r R
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. B, 1859
Q II. SHOCK IS our only authorised agent
y. to retfeeIn eur Emigrant tickets bound
Gsn'l Ticket Agent
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FRANKLIN

KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES (!
IGmsnse Arrival of New Material
Five Lightning Job Presses !
Large Additions in Lith0graphiC and
Gothic Types
BeautihA Kew PoOk Faces in Pleas
and AOnpareils !
Rich and EIesaat ERgrsyings, Cuts,
EmbIsms and Vignettes
Every kind of Business represented !
Endless Variety Of Cards and Papers,
A Complete JOB Printing House
rs- The proprietor takes occasion to again
call the attention or the Merchants and Busi-
ness Men OF Memphis to his facilities for
filling orders for every description OF MER-
CAMILLE PRINTISG required in the Office or
COunting-room.
The most perfect satisfaction will be given
in every instance, and PRICES SHALL BE Low
AND UNIFORM.
Orders respectfully SOLICITED.
S. c. TOOF,
noll Proprietor
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CHANCERY SALE
ON
WEDNESDAY, December IS, 1863.

No 2ll9. o. r -Chancery Court Of Memphis
ID Y virtue of an interIOeutOry decree IN this
ID cause, will sell, at public suction, to the
highest bidder, in the town OF Fort Pickering
on WEDNESDAY,, December Is, 1853, within Ie-
gal hours, the following described Real Estate,
JO-Wit.
The south half OF Block No. 50, in that part
Of the city Of Memphis called Fort Pickering,
and lying between Fifth street on the east,
and Fourth street on the west. and GhOlson
street on the south, and the nrst alley east OF
GhOlsOn street on the north, frouting I90 feet
8 Inches on Fifth street and 400 feet on Ghol-
son street.
TERMs Or SALE.-Cash to the amOunt Of the
decree herein and costsf balance an credit
Of twelve months. Equity of redemption
barred
I II case the above sale shall fail to bring the
amount OF the decree herein and costs, then
aud in that event the north half of said
Block No. 50 will be sold, in lots or suDdivi-
sions; sale to continue until the amount
requisite TO satisfy the decree herein and
costs, in CASH, is yielded.
Terms OF sale OF north half OF Block No So
Oue-half cash balance on a credit Og twelve
months Equity OF redemption barred.
nOZo A. ASTON, z. and ~
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


IL Y virtue Of two executions to me directed
ID rom the Municipal Court OF Menph Is.
one In favor OF j. L. Pettit and against the
Memphis Mining and Misunderstanding Ompa-
ny, Judgment on The llth day of May, lS5s, for
eZI64 " two thousand seven hundred and
SiEty-nine uOllaE and two centsl, besides
costs Of suit; the other in favor OF NJ. J..
Ntcks and against the same Company, judg-
ment on the same day for sIO72 80 ,0ue thou
sand and seventy-twO dollars and nfty cents,
besides costs Of suit, / viii proceed 10 sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the
Courthouse door of the Municipal Court, on
Wednesday, the Ist Day of December, 1869,
between the legal hours Of sale. the following
described property, tO-wit: The leasehold in
tereSt OF said Company in and 10 the tract OF
land on which the Rolling Mills are situated
fronting 2s3l4 feet on PrOmenedfe street, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, and running
back, between parallel lines, about 400 feet to
WGif river. said leasehOid hss ten years 20
run frOm June, 1866, together With al the i'm
prOvements thereon, cOnsiStiHg Of buildings,
machinery, boilers. eagines, rOlling-mills,
platfOrm-scales. and an the fixtures belong
ing te said Rolling Mills, levied on as the
property Of the Mem phis Mi ing and Manu-
1cturiuz company, and sold to satisfy the
foregoing judgments, interest aud cOsts.
T. II. EOSW ELL,
Marshal ~ 4. ~
BY ". F. BALL Deputy Marshal
November 10, 1903 nolO
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Administrators Sale Of Valuable Bi7
Greek Lands.

ME- VIII sell, for the adm inisfrsto-- ~
~ George L Holmes. deceased 49, * -
: lIourl, teightl and tnine OF the FIr7-,,-5
Iarn subdivision, lying on Biz t'ree5 s-.---s
nIteen miles rom the city. No 4 = ~
7Ple aaluly wooded, and lies on b1fh lIf.-s III
bls CFeeks a. It's crossing of tie D-5rrr-'-.r
q, e1q,hLS5lnIng " acres Nos contains 8 aa-ez
al al ctsaredi with neyer-failin.E sp-iua-s- N- h
contains - &cres- we'll improved Il r. Il
acIes IN tttnber- These ira Is an u e-,-rrl--
~ ~ - saen otbert aEd viii 0esoIa s-1qrr-sI-
me mississippi River Valley Raff-5s4 ---'----
p@sllg @ constructed. INNS IN close pro-l-I TN T.,
s.eu ~ H trsc-, WITH depot az the c0rner -r one
oi.io, q iea No-o- The sale viii take place AZ i5
On Tuesday, December 7lh,
on or. Lot No. 4, being Big Greek Pant,
TERAs.-Half cash; half N 70 -o-,s.
with interest IA A. months
G. c. HOLMES.
". T. HOLMES
t,Ovrrr-p --r,r-.,----..A Adm Illustrators
Plans on hle at our ONCE.
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FREIGHT & TICKET AGENCY
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ThursdaY, Decsmber a.
STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
=sE=HU. S. Mail Line.
Fa11 Arran-e1.@-4

EOR THE PRESENT AND DURING low
Il water in the Arkansas River. the gTaus-
phis and Arkansas River Packet COMPANY
will run the elegant side-WheeI steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

-MOTTIn Southport Com THURSDAY Oct 49, ST The
rrspe. 81 The brides parents BY Rev Edward WALL Lloyd W.
Berry to Ella Mott. daughter OF G. Mott esq
Brooklyn THURSDAY Oct 28 bv the
Rev DR. r. L. CuVer Mr. Cbaa L. K CLARK TO Miss Cora A.
daughter Of ChaA & Weaiherby esq, all Of Brooklyn.
Church Of Oar Savior Tuesday.
oct % by Rev. NJ Pullman, William G. Deuaes 10 Annie d.
daug liter o the late Mi Ah Jennings
MuLuGAS-FULLBR-On Wednesday Oct o. BY the Rev E,v1
Butler Csdwaader Mugan Sarah Marsh daughter f-s ts
Dudley b. Fuller.
PIERCR-ENRRY-At Pemington j. Oct ~ by Rev. O. Mot.
Bcb W. Pierce Of EewYok Ms Annie daughter Of William T.
EncTy. esq
soURR-BALLOn Thursday Oct 49, at the residence Of the brides
parents b tie Rev Abuer Bundage Theodore A. Sqaer Of New
YORK 70 Carrie daughter Hon James H. Ball Of Hanover New
Jersey
SMITH FULLER-On THURSDAY 49, the residence Of F.
spencer the brides father by Rev john Spuiug D. D. Brad
ford smith Of Detroit Mich. 70 Mrs. julia 5. Fuller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
DIED.

BRDSadaso wsaos;ip, Oct M,r %,I Jane wife Of wm
Friends Of The family are ned Saturday 3oh
at o'clock residence, CinsOuaVs west SIDE seventh
house north OF 81 yrtle.aye Brooklyn
BRooKsou Thursday 2a Mitchell Brooks In the 5h
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend the funeral
saturday p at bis late residence No 37 LeIngonave
Booas widow Othe late James Boorman the 18th year o. her
rhs relative, and friend, ofthe family are respectfully invited
1,eE m from her late residence No 10 Washingo square
DIyIsoyon THURSDAY 49, Sarah wife Of William John Dawson
The l.yes add friends Of family her brother Jane.
Broiy and bohsruaw Frank DAWSON invited Aead
The iunsr, from No. 40 West EsheeH'h't this
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
pHPRYSTRRA Brookue Mass Thursday Oct g. Jane widow
~. f miy are invited to attend he, funeral from the residence
Of her Dr. N Gum, No 29 Vest Thiryourth't
on SUNDAY. at o'clock m.
DIKE-A Manuel on Wednesday Aynv Dixie the eah
S sys and friends Of the m, are respectfully
Sat iriE5'i the 5cth inst. at Ii
DENsoN-on THURSDAY 49, George Birmingham younges, Of
DR. r. and Ben X. Deuson. aged Years and 10 months
The relatives family invited 70 attend the funeral
At No 30 ClarGsonst. Saturday Oct 90 A2 o'clock
GOoDRICon Friday Oct 80 John Goodrich the 6i year OF his
The relatives OF the family invited to attend The
funeral from his residence So RsseIst on Sunday Ji''
Monmouth a. J) papers please copy.
HOUGHTOE-on Wednesday 2h m't' Isabel Houghton
The relatives and friend. OF family are attend the uer,
bis late residence 11 West Twsnsna, on SATURDAY AZ
scloek Remains will be taken to Greenwood tor interment
JACKsoS-on Thursday Oct 49, Charlie. Jaet;ou aged % years
Sn sSSdsv At clock from residence NewtOwn Long
Island
NTCbRL-On Friday Oct o. Mrs Alice Trask wife Of Rev John
s Mitchell. d. D.. sgrd s. years. months ~ days
Tn, relatives the family invited TO attend the funeral
AZ tho residence Of her John Mitchell NJ d. $50 Second
Oct g. at The remains will be taken to
Rhinebeck for iutsrment
PARKRR-on Monday Oct s. Joanna b. widow
Parker ST. In the 18Th year OF her
Her remains Inferred at Greenwood
sMTH-ou Thursday, Oct 90 CAhaus Van 0strand wife Of the
late Carrot l. Smith, deceased -
Tn, friends and relatives invited % attend the funeral
on SATURDAY morning o'clock from the Reformed Church az
Chester n Remains will be- arrd the Oakhl Cemetery az
Nyck n Y Trains Chambcrsst st9 o'clock ~ X X
ofN. j.
SfOFFORp-Atbs residence in westeheser ocs g. Paul Spoaord
u the 18th year OF bis -, -,
The and friends fthe family respectfully Invited ssnu
funeral from his late residence No Hast Fourleenhst on sun
day the Js inst, al o'clock without further iav'a'on.
STBARSSOn THURSDAY Oct g. Joseph ketehum yoanse,I h Of
n aud Alice Sicams aged year II months and dls A.
Funeral SATURDAY morning At 10 o'clock from the seuc :. n'
pArents 9 Hast hy.nnthst between Lexington ana fOui'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

MILWAUKEE, Oct dali and Unchanged wbest steady a,
81 for No y3ic for No. Oats quiet and unchanged Corn
quiet ,r No Rye declining safes At ne for No Bar
Ter declining si05 Us for Good Gram Fregh erm ,t ge 70 Buf
o l5c 10 Otsgo 900 bb Flour l29 00G bush Wheat
5000 Sbpmsusseeo bbls PouT 1900 bash Wheat
DETROIT Oc, 29-WheAt deeuDgi Extra White, ~ "a No.
DO 81 ia 81 Ill Amber, 81 N; Regular 81 O4Gsl %
CHICAGO 2Brhange steady at par euyg and Ito per cent
premium selling qet and - O9to % for Spring ht
Wheat fair demSHt aud higher sales Of No AZ soGy NO
Al ea9ac the market bTmer bnt unsettled At
s q.c cash seller November sr No2 Corn quiet and o"ri
sales No 65aee In the afternoon there was iar aman1 '
No d65 aud 6tl 66e seller first bali 81 hoTember
oats fair demand iQJ9e for No Rye quiet az 66e for NO
Barley dull with sellers Hghwins quiet as TO- Pork SJl
for 80 for New cash Lar4@iofe or Ne" ana
Old Shoulders loo Green Hams liGAtc sweet Picked
Hams Cattle dali at 80 8S5 2 for conmon Texan Steers
good Hogs lower 90 so9s3 - fo ConnoD and ~ 70
40 90 Tor Good Fregh steady and hrn al sc on Wheat
and Bufao ReceiptsloO bbs Flour lZ 900 bush
Wheat 5000 bush Corn, $4,000 bush Oats 5000 ou'h Rye Ste
bu.a BARLEY Hogs ShIpmen6O bbls Flonr bO bush
wheat Torn 90 brsh 0as 1000 bush Rre 24oo bush
Q.rIa -fHuH Has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE coMPAN

PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
The business of the majority OF Life Com
paues has uftute greatly fallen on but that OF the rhu
n,, stiu crows as rapidly and sodly II pro-
resa the criterion OF merit aud in this case we SEQ no
reason WHY Il should not be- the eJcelency Of Com
many is uneauaed s income now amounts to about two
million two hundred thousand dollars year ana It's re-
cpts from interests alone has during tho last woyears
xoeedes the total OF IT'S losses by ly thousand dollars
II pad dividends last year amounting to about one huhd
rq and Atty thousand, and that grand SUN wlll 'hls
COR n, exceeded by no least eighty thousand dollars
r,o pror,y after seventeen y5,y, business cEbIlt3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

JOHS DAVIDSON, of Elizabeth, IS the Republican
nominee Tor State Senator for Union County, New
Jersey Mr. Davidson is well and favorably known
throughout the entire State lie is man of excel
lent character and is well fitted for the position
His earnest and energetic campaign for Congress
in 1896. when he reduced the Democratic majority
more than 1000 votes ought 10 be enough to call out
every Republican voter in the county on election
day We earnestly entreat every true Republican IN
Union County to be sure and cast his vote for John
Dayidsoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

william ". GOoDRIcH is the Republican cand-
date for Assembly in the With District of Kings
County, composed Of the With aud HXth Wards.
The District is Republican Mr. Goodrich is the Re
publican oon,i,iutc md he Democrat must DO
elected Believing Mr. Goodrich competent and
worthy. we exhortithe Republicans TO give him a
hearty and effective support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
THE BROOKLYN CHESS TOURNAMENT.

The first handicap tournament of the Brook
Ign Chess Club commenced on Saturday last The hhnd
Gaping is done follows: The entries divided,
cOrdng to merit into three classes The first class give
pawn and move to secOndelass players and Knight TO
third while ecOnd give pawn and to third There
sixteen entries but 10 last evening, fifteen aD
peared Since the opening TIL the close OF last evening"
81 games have been played, which Is not onefourth OF
the whole number. But two games were played vester
day, both beng between Messrs Perrin and Brenznger
two OF the strongest OF the entries Belonging 10 the
first class odds were given. The first game resulted
in favor OF Mr. Perrin and the second IN favor OF Mr
Brenznger The full OF the games Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
WEST VIRGINIA.
THE ELECTION.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 29.-Returns of the
election come very slowly Thus far only the Gowns
reached by telegraph have been heard FROM Wood and
Harrison Counties heretofore Republican have elected
Democratic delegates by majOrtcs ranging from 100 to
2OO. The Official vote Of Wheeling City and Ohio County
shows Democratic gain OF 200 the Presi
den election last FALL but compared with the cleo
ton for delegates two years ago shows Democratic loss
Of about 800 week will probably elapse before suh-
Gent returns will have been received to determine the
result In tho State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

An illustrated comic paper IN the German
Language has recently bosn started IN st. LOUIS IL IS
salIe. Die Vehae and displays degree OF Wit and gen
nine humor which encourage to hope for It long ana
prosperous career Tho illustrations are autographed Ill
very superior style The last number has most laugh
able cartoon representing Mr.. L. u. Reavs Removing
the CaDitol"