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A complete stock of gents underwear,
at A. Justs, pa Main street 81
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GREAT reduction in dress goods.
40f VI. MEEKEs BRos.

PuRs Goshen butter, syrup, molasses,
choice brands OF family -four, peachbow
potatoes, canned fruits, navy and army
beans, choice dried fruits, venison. hams,
dried beef, and choice assortment Of
family supplies, at C. G. Jackson's, SO
Adams street. 40
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BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.

The steamer George W. Cheek. Captain Jas.
Lee. with Stack Lee and B. P. Fields in the
office, will leave tomorrow evening for Friar's
Point and way landings. She should be very
literally encouraged. and we hope she may be.
LEAVING sATURDAT.
The Liberty No. ? leaves for all points on
White river Saturday evening at five o'clock.
Captain Charles Conley commands, while Jim
my Thompson and Charlie Sharpe have
charge Of the office.
The regular Memphis and Cincinnati packet
Darling. Captain Carter, and Powers. clerk. is
the regular Saturday packet for Cairo, Louis
vile AID Cincinnati. leaving at five o'clock in
the afternoon.
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STRlPEn poplins-a0c per yard, worth
7sc-at NJ. Krsus X Co.'S, 2ls Main
street, corner Of Adams. 34-t
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Go direct to the manufacturers for F.
Y. Shirts and mems furnishing goods.
WIGGANs & THORN,
38t 233 Clay Building.
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The largest stock of spring clothing
and furnishing goods ever brought to this
market, at Sproule & McCowns. 35-r
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FINS

The ex-President seemed fatigued,
and after being introduced about fifteen
minutes in the reception-room, be retired
to bis room adjoining, to seek rest aud
rsfresnnepf.
To-day be speaks at J pm. in front Of
the 0verton Hotel.
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VIZ keep the Buffalo brand black
alpacAs, in all grades
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WoRsHAM HOUSE BAR.-Cs!l on Mr..
Myers, who keeps at all times the very
best liquors.
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Lyon vspi saOd old hsgibben whisky
20 to Megibbeu & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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New YORK, Goshen and Western But
ter, at j. Devoto's, corner Third and
Adams streets. Al
LADIES white hose--$l rs per dozen,
worth sat M. Kraus & Co. 8, 2l8 Main
street, corner of Adams. 34-t
The largest clothing manufactofy in
the United States is that Of Sproule 4
McCown, Is Barclay street, New York.
They have houses in St. Louis, Louis
Vile, New Orleans, Vicksburg and
Memphis. 35-t
" you want good old Megibben whisky
90 to MegibbcH & Bro, 2Sl Main street
Gents French lawn striped shirts, at
A. Just's, 245 Main street 81
ALL wool cassimeres-75c, at NJ. Kraus
l. Co.'s, 2lS Main street. corner of
Adams. 34-t
Go to Sproule 4 McCown's for fash
ionable snrinr suits 35-t
JUST receivea-fresh smoked beef, beef
tongues and picked beef tongues, at Cof'
fin Bros. 1872 Main street got
A large stock of ladies and gents
trunks, valises and travelling companions,
at A. Just's, 245 Main street. 81
If you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street,
Coon article 10 4 bleaphed sheetings,
SOC, at NJ. Kraus 4 Co.'s, ais Main street,
corner Of Adams. AT
"THE demand for =. F. a, here is un-
precedapted,"
al 7 Editors Macon Miss Beacon.
W. c. RUSSELL, painter, psper-hsnger
and glszier, No. 279 Second street. +
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEsr-J. De-
yOio has ths beat of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Thisd aud
Adams Al
Gents fne dress suits, at A. Justs,
245 Main street. oil
pREss GooDs at reduced lriceS.
4Of MESKES BRos.
MES's British half hose - 81 so per
dozen, worth Sat NJ. Kraus Il Co.'s,
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams. 3i-t
Iryou vspt saod old hegbben whisky
90 to Megibbeu & Bro, PSI Main street
CASH ADVANCED on consignments of
every description at 81 Union street Sc
SATIN rs;ssols-43 90, OF NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s, 2l8 Main street, cor. ofAdams. "a I
IFyou want coed old Msgibben whisky,
20 70 Megihben Il Bro, 2sl Main street.
DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lsding. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office. I
STRIBEn poplins-s0c per yard, worth
7sc-at NJ. Kraus x Co.'S, 2ls Main
street, corner of Adams. 34-t
A complete stock OF gents underwear,
at A. Justs, 24l Main street. 81
CHOICE lairs Raisins and Curranis,
four pounds for 81, at J. DevOto's, cor
uer Third and Adams streets. Al
MONEY to loan at 36S Main street.
Removed from 32l Union street. 54'
A rRRsu sunnlv of best Teas, at j. De
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Gents Scotch Chevoit suits-a splendid
stock-at A. Justs, 245 Main st. 81
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Children's French Batiste cashmere
suits, at A. Just's, rs Main st. 81
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We are now selling all kinds of
bleached and brown domestics, table
damasks, napkins, linens, towels and
towelings, as low as asy house in the
city Of Memphis.
s#Ns IT. W. JOHNSTON & Co.,
40 SAT Main street.
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READ John Lilly's card at head Of first
column. 40
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BARGAINS in dress goods.
4Ot MENKEN Bros.
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A FINE, large and elegant assortment
Of fans and parasols in the newest styles,
Just received. T. W. JOHNSTON & Co.,
40 A-A lHHH BAT Main street.
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Andy johnson will receive visitors at
the Overton Hotel. E. G. Barnaby holds
forth at the same place, where he has
just received new stock of gentlemen's
furnishing goods, travelling bags and
trunks, and will be glad to receive calls
from his numerous friends and the public
generally. T
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MES's British half hose = so per
dozen, worth Sat NJ. Kraus Il Co.'s,
2ls Main street, corner Of Adams. GIL
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LADIES white hose-$l rs per dozen,
worth sat M. Kraus & Co. 8, 2l8 Main
street, corner of Adams. 34-t
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Finance.

Finance.
Corrected daily By City Bark. corner Of Joffer-
sen and Front streets.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bonds Of lgel.lI5 ) COS Of rs, new...ll9i<
s 20s Of '6I....iI7ISi 5 20's Of 81. new-.ll1is
5 2Os Of '64.......lls1s 5-20s Of '6a. neW--ll212
5-2O's of 'G5....ll5i
GOLD AxD SILVER.
BUrISG. sKLLTxo.
American gold.-.....--....--.--3j 4A 3l1zd&
Gold drafts on New York a. 32S@-
Silver ..................---.--.--.-.-25 a. - go
FORKI0x KxCHkNcE.
On England per t-...-.. ..-.......--.--S6 %
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"E. F. B. is highly recommended by
the profession here"
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CeuyrRY merchants wanting dry goods,
exsHsse the stock of NJ. Kraus u Co.,
2ls Main ssses,. coraer of Adams. Will
cut dress patterns foF so%Dtry merchants
from retail stock. Sl
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WANrED-A young man, eighteen or
twenty years of age. Apply to
CHAs. HOWARD, u Jefferson street.
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Coon corsets-at 81, worth 81 Scat
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2ls Main street, cor
ner of Adams. 4.T
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Our stock of corsets and hoop skirts
ia complete in every particular. We are
now prepared to offer special induce
ments in this class of goods.
T. w. JOHNSTON & Co.,
40 BAT Main street.
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SPRouLE & McCowE manufacture their
clothing in a superior style expressly for
this market. SOL
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LAwSDALE IA domestic-l5c per yard,
at NJ. Kraus 4 Co.'S, 2ls Main street,
corner Of Adams. 3+T
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Youths and boys clothing in endless
variety, ct 4. Justs, 245 Main st. 81
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SPROUTS & McCowS have no manu-
facturers profits to pay-pay cash for
their goods and sell at the lowest
prices. 35-T
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"EEaLIsH FEMALE BIrTERs saved the
life of my Wife" ". j, GIBPoS, M. d.,
AT Clarendon. Arkansas
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81 give English Female Bitters a
hearty recommendation"
G. W. VAssER, NJ. d.,
34t Carrollton, Miss.
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HucK towels--s3 per dozen, at h'
Kraus & Co.'S. 7ls Maln stEeet, corner OF
Adams. St1
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NOR RENT.-TwO. RESIDENCES, ONE
II with six rooms, stable, garden 40 oin ~
distance from Poplar street cars. and the other
on Elliott street, second place north side east
of Desoto-similsr room and conveniences; APP
siv 10 II. A. PARTEE,
rissf ofPartee. McGehee 4 Burlsssop.
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SOLID color summer dress goods--25c,
ct NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, 2lS Main street,
corner of Adams. 34.I
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pREss Goops at reduced arices.
4Ot MeSKEN BRos.
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Fyou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben & Bro, ISL Main street
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RrA1 lace points. MEEkEs BROs. !
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New lot silk dress buttons, silk fringe
aud colored satins, at NJ. Kraus d Co.'s,
2lS Main street, corner of Adams. 34-f
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A LARGE lot Of ladies' and gents
hosiery, at very low figures.
T. W. JOHNSTON * Co.,
40 817 Main street.
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ToR RENToNE ~ TH ,I ( ssss 4 kt twen,y
~ NV sixty). situated en- he corner a. ttr9en
and Causey streets. Apply ,umSa'astT AZ
Thomas Fisher. at Emmett Bank, NO. s1s4ft-
slnn sfreNt.
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U,OR RHINESTONE HOUSE 2l6 FRONT.
.treet corner ef Adams with 6reoms above.
AMY to HENDRIX, MGNABB CO..
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Children's Bismarck suits, at A. Justs,
245 Main street. oil
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OLD HArs made new at 3s4 Main St I
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I,oR RENT OR SALE-A STEAM EN- T.
sine and boiler With 3, % 9.s without lease Oh
puiiaiAg' WESTCOTT Il STAUL.
.on go Second street.
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Gents fne dress suits, at A. Justs,
245 Main street. 81
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The largest clothing manufactofy in
the United States is that Of Sproule 4
McCown, Is Barclay street, New York.
They have houses in st. Louis, Louis
Vile, New Orleans, Vicksburg and
Memphis. 35-f
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A Woman Cattle Reporter.

Miss MILDLY Morgan, of the New
York Times, has entered a field of that
domain more especially appertainiDg
to man than any Other-that of the
cattle market and agriculture. Three
times a week she visits the pens of
newly arrived pigs, sheep and beeves
in the suburbs, and discOurSes learn
edly their condition and current value.
When a sale of horses takes place she
Is ON the spot with critical eye, and
her lucuhratiOns upon crops are quite
as luminous as those Of her male con-
temporaFies. Horses and other do
nestle animals have been passion
with Miss Morgan from early child
hood. As Rosa BOnheur reprOduces
them to life on canvas, so does she
stamp their attributes with her pen.
Her father was an Irish country gen.
tleman, and an enthusiastic fox-hun-
ter. His daughter shared, with pas
sion, his prediction, and quailed at
no obstacle that her horse was willing
to leap. No hedge, ditch or gate that
her fellOW-hunters cleared was refused
by her, and Notwithstanding several
falls and three dislOcatiOns of bones,
her ardOr remained unchecked. At
her fathers death she wound up his
estate, and sojourned in Italy after a
course of European travel. She be-
came intimate in Rome with Char
lOtte Cushman, and frequently rode
v ith that lady's horses upon the COrs0.
Her dashing equestrianism attracted
the attention of Prince Poniatowski,
a literary and musical amateur,
who obtained an Introduction to her.
Struck by her criticism on horses, and
her keen appreciation of their points
he mentioned her name to King
Victor Emanuel, who desired to gain
her acquaintance. She was, there
fore, introduced by the British Am
bassadOr. The King displayed his
regard by commissioning her to buy
his horses for long time. She subse-
quently came to the United States,
and Mr.. Marsh, the American Minis
ter, gave her a letter to Mr., Bigelow,
chief editor of the Times. That gen.
tleman showed his freedom from any
foolish conventional prejudice by ap-
pointing her upon his staff.
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FOREIGN.
Prince de la Tours Saint BauVe---
The Spanish Revolution.
The Policy of the Empire---RepIy
TO the SiCkIes Note.

MADRID, October 16.-The sessions
Of the COrtes have been suspended.
PARIS, October 16.-There is a ru-
NOR current that owing TO the illness
of the Prince de la Tours, Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, he will be compelled
to relinquish his office.
The threatened strike of the mer-
chants clerks of this city has COM
menced, but has not become general.
The remains of Charles Augustine,
Saint Bauve, were inferred this morn
ing without any religious ceremony.
A dispatch from Madrid states that
the Republican leaders, Salyachra aud
PaulO, are in the neighborhOod Of Ma
laga, prOclaiming the Republic.
PARIS, October 13.-The Steele to-
day has a general review Of the policy
ofthe Empire. Frannce, the SSecte
says, continues to guard the temporal
ipOwer of the Pope, contrary to agree
nent, and mounts guard around the
council in which Jesuits propose again
to-outrage modern society. No expla-
nations are offered. Equal Ignorance
is suffered to exist as to what counsels
have been given to the present rulers
Of Spain, but we know that tbs sVs-
pension Of constitutional liberties in
that country comedies with Gen.
Prim's return from Paris.
The Steele asks the reasons for the
appointment of Gen. Fleurry as En-
bassador to st. Petersburg, and con.
tinpes; "The moment has arrived
when France wishes to know some
thing about foreign as well as her
home policy; to know the end pur-
sued-whetf pr peace or war. Atthis
crisis the adjournment of the Corps
was an aGt of supreme impOlicy. On
these and other questions clear and
precise explanations are required,
which the Government alone can
give, since its foreign policy is still di-
fected by the unhappy traditions Of di-
plomatic mystery and State secrets"
LONDON, October 16.---A Madrid let
ter published here, states that the
railroads and telegraph lines are de-
stroyed for great distance around
that city.
Late advices have been received
from Fernando Po, and the volcano
in the Cameron range on the main
land near that island, was in an active
state of eruption,
MADRID, October r16.--Valencia still
holds out against the national troops.
The attack, however, will begin this
evening, unless the insurgents surren-
der unconditiOnally. In the mean
time, the insurrection at BaYrazil con-
tinues. Two Republican bands in
Catalonia and Andalusia have been
beaten by the national troops.
Cortes has ordered the arrest of sew
enteen Republican Deputies who have
participated In the rebellion.
The Her0ld's special per French ca
BILE, dated Madrid, 10Th inst, says:
The Archbishop of Valencia, attended
by an influential deputatIon acting in
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still in arms in that town and within
the limits OF the Episcopal See, has
lust sought nm interview with the Of
fieers in command Of government
trOOns In the district. The Archbishop
interceded in behalf Of the insurgents
and in support Of the authorities, ma
king terms, with leniency toward
them when the deputatiOn retired. A
general military council was held, at
which the subject was discussed. It
was finally decided that the insurgents
must all surrender at discretion.
MADRID, October 1.-THE EpOcn
to-day publishes Il synopsis Of the re-
ply made by Minister Silvela to the
note of Gen. Sicklcs. SenOr Silvela
says reasons, dictated by national dig
nifty, prevent the acceptance of for
eign mediation in a domestic affair.
The intimatiOns made by Gen. Sickies
are received with thegOOd will which
one nation owes 10 another, with
which il Is bound by ties of amity. IL
is presumed that the American Gov
ernment only desires to strip the
struggle In Cuba of its sanguinary
character. The Washington Cabinet
- VI flI1 ~ AAlSAAC AAAC AuAG vi
supplies for the insurgents, who pre-
vent the Spanish Government from
carrying out policy in Cuba in har-
mony with that at home. Senor Sill
vela maintains that the insurgents of
Cuba are in the minority, and by no
means belong to the most wealthy and
Influential classes, as has been 50 con-
stantly represented.
The EpOeG makes mention of con-
1erence5 between SenOr Silvela and
Gen. SickIes, in which the former
urged the release of the Spanish gun
boats building in the United States,
protesting that they were only to be
used to protect the shores of Cuba
against expeditions in aid of the in
from foreign countries.
LISBON, October lG. The mail
steamer from Rio JaneirO has ar
rived. The war news from Paraguay
is important. President Lopez was
still being pursued. lie had arrived
at San ESta Island, and was trying to
reach the Bolivian territory.
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LOUISVILLE CONVENTION.
Soma of the important Subjects
ACTED on by It.

LOUIsyILLE, October 1T.-The COM
mittee of nine appointed BY the Com
mercial Convention 10 await person
ally upon the President Of the United
States, will assemble IN the Willard
Hotel parlOr, Washington City, ON
the first of November, at 10a.m.
Among the important subjects acted
upon by the Commercial Convention
were the following:
Adoption Ofa report recommending
that all cities or towns situated on
navigable streams, the local eNpOrta-
tiOns of which amount to, or exceed,
ten Thousand dollars, be made ports ol
entry. q
Adoption of q resolution to memo
rialize Congress TO aid proposed line
of steamships between New Orleans
and Rio JaneirO.
appointment of a committee to re-
port, at the Cincinnati Convention, on
line of railroad from the Mississippi,
at New Orleans, and from Galveston
Bay and the western harbors of Texas
TO the nearest and most accessible
points on the Pacific.
Adoption of a resolution authOriz-
ing q Committee on Education to re-
port at the Cincinnati Convention.
Adoption of the report of the Com
mittee on Harbors, Channels and Bars
of the Atlantic and Gull Ports.
Adoption of a resolution providing
FORA dr!e@ation from the Convention
to attend The Universal Exposition at
st. Petersburg, In 1870, and apPaint-
ing the President of the Convention
Chairman of the delegation.
Reference of q resolution for CON-
mittee oftive to memorialize Congress
to aid in the construction of "a railroad
from Fort Smith TO the Pacific.
Reference of resolutions endorsing
cheap transportation, and on express
charges.
Adoption of resolution authoriz-
ing the Chairman of the Standing
COMMITTEES to memorialize Congress
for the establishment Of ports Of entry,
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IN BRIEF.
SueZ Canal---LincOIn Statue Cuban
Affairs.

New York, October IA special
meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce
will be held on Wednesday to ap-
point delegate to attend the opening
of the Suez Canal.
Browns colossal statue of Abraham
Lincoln iske be unveiled in Prospect
Park, Brooklyn, on Thursday next.
Addresses will be delivered by y. a.
Lowe and DIR. StOrris.
1t is reported that on Thursday last
two suspicious looking steamers, sup
posed to be Cuban privateers, were
anchored in Gardeners Bay, one eQals
ing from the other. The revenue cut
ter Seward is cruising in search of
these vessels, but it IS said they have
succeeded in making their escape.
HAVANA, October 16.-The CathO-
lie Bishop of the Island went to Spain
yesterday. Tomorrow is to be OBJ
served with great eclat by the vOlun-
teers. Many banners are to be blessed,
ana civic and religious societies will
also parade.
The Spanish mail steamer arrived
here to-day from Cadiz. She brought
detachment of Spanish troops, who
will Immediately Join the Spanish ar
my on the Island,
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CONTESTED ELECTION,
Decision of the Judges Of thu Gem
mon Pleas of Pennsylvania.

, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16,-A ma
jority of the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas have pronounced de
cision in the contested election ease of
1868. The opinion details many
frauds committed, and throws out two
divisions OF the Fourth ward, with
portions of the votes in other divis-
ions; and calls upon the Attorney
General to prosecute the authors of
the frauds, especially those committed
by the election officers. The decision
shows Mayor Fox to have received
sixty-eight majority of the legal votes,
while all the other Republican city
officers are declared duly elected, thus
throwing out the Democratic ineum-
bents. Judge Ludlow dissented from
the decision, and read his opinion
at great length.
After the reading of the decision in
the contested election, notice was giv-
en- of the writ Of eegROrafrf to the Su-
preme Court, This win raise the
question Of the jurisdiction Of the
Court of Common Pleas only, and will
not open any discussion on the merits
of the election.