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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
3tistnr Aems.
FRIDAY, October IA, 1870.
TENNESSEE.

DEATH or A Coon MAN.-Jon,es
Forrest, one Of the most estimnble and
popular citizens of McMinn conntv
died suddenly at his residence last
Monday evening. IL is supposed he had
an attack OF paralysis or heart disease
lie was an old citizen and one of the
best men IN the county and his Ioss
will be deeply felt by the public. The
same day upon which his death no
Cured, lie had been nominated bv tLo
Democratic Convention of his coiIntv
for representative in the next Le0islai
ture, and had only heard of the fact a
ey hours before his deccase. He was
II nit an aspirant for the position and
was nominated without his kno,vI-
edge.-RnOT. IPhig
In looking abroad upon the brilliant
array OF Radical statesmen who have
been nominated or renominated for
Congress we behold such men as Ma
thaniel J.. Banks, Robert G.. Schenek
Roderlck RandOm Butler and ,Jeruso.
lem smith, but we look I'm vain for
the tall form OF the trancendently god
like MULLINS, of Tennessee. He tho
brightest representative of a newborn
type of national Legislators, should hv
all means be there. Can IL be that he
has reached the highest point of aII
his greatness ard hastes now 10 his
setting? No, lie belongs to that ror-
gorgeous constellation of fixed stars i'm
the mortal and political armament
which may know no setting until
heavens last thunder shakes the world
below. But, then, in the name of his
own sweet " blossom of hell's delight
hanging high on the sour apple tree. -
where, oh, where is MULLINS? s?-Cour-
rier Journal.
THE Democracy OF Washington coun-
ty on Monday of last week nominated
DIR. III. III. Carr as their candidate for
county representative. Even the radi-
Gals say he Is u gentleman above re-
roach. If the party improves under
defeat 1t may be inferred that he will
beat James a. West, his radical oppo-
ncnt.
THE ASS.-APPoINTMENT FOR
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT. We will
address our fellow-citiZcns at the fol-
lowing places and times:
Elizabethton, Monday, Oct. 18th.
Emorville, Washington county.
"Wednesday, October 18Th.
Fall Branch, Thursday, Oct. Goth.
October 22d.
cambridge, Monday, October 9th.
Strawberry Plains, Wednesday, Oc-
tober Goth.
Alexandcr's Cross Roads, Friday.
October 2Sth.
Sevierville. Saturday, October Goth.
Rutledgc, Tuesday, November lst.
Beams Static. Wednesday, Novem-
Der I'd.
Flat Gap, Thursday, November Sd.
Snecdvi.le, Saturday, Novembrr5th.
Rogersville, Monday, November eth.
All other candidates for Congress
are respectfully invited To attend.
JAMES WHITE,
w. i. GILLENwATERs.
COUNTY CoURT.-At the meeting Cf
the County Court, on ast Monday,
Col. q. w. Tclf.rd was elected Cnuir-
man for the ensuing year. The Colo.
mel is worthy citizen, an Intelligent
Justice of the Peace, aud will make
good Chairman OF The Court.-JOaes-
GOrO Hcfdid.
IA les l.. PRATER, "a worthy and eS-
tened citizen, near Concord, in this
unity, hnng himself last Tuesday.
lie was man in good circumstan, e.
u.id no cause assigned. .-HHOr. IpH3g
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
Dwellings for Sale I'm Bristol

| have for Sale twelve dewelling
houses in the town OF Bristol. at prices
ranging from $500 to $4,000, on from
one to five years time.
Also 200 vacant lots at from $50 10
5000. on time.
Many Of these dwellings are elegant
ana all OF them are comfortable and
convenient. Sep. 23-Iy. nj.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
READY-MADE CLOTHING

at Panic Prices boys and mems linen coats,
pants and dustecs, very cheap and very good.
Scythes Of all styles and best makes,
Dutch or English. Sythe snathes and whet-
stones, nails, iron castings, &c.
100 sacks Of Liverpool salt, five bushels
for 81 80 and n sack worth 81, three bushels
for So IS.
Agricultural Implements of all kinds,
Wheat Drills and Guyscr Thrcsher and Sep
arator, T. &, and 10 horse, also Cutting
Boxes, Corn Shelters, Improved Wheat Fans
Ploughs, French Buhr mill Stones, Smut
Machines, Hay Rakes.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
IN GROCERIES & DYE STUFFs,

We keep none but good. best coffee Csc, none
better in market, best rice Illc, sugars, all
grades, l22, l6, l6 2 > and lSc, not by the
barrel, but one pound or less. English soda
lOc. Spun yarns of best quality and all
numbers.
We invite an examination of goods and we
warrant satisfaction, quality and price both
considered.
Cash for all produce that will bear ship
ping, or goods at cash prices, at the old stand
and old flag Of
II. B. DUNN & co.
une loft
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14

E1G w. ISA IVA 80 .
We are receiving large additions daily to
our new Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
bought low and sold cheap, Tor cash or
produce in hand.
PRINTS
All the new Soring and Summer styles
from lac down. IS pieces oleached muslins,
from l0c to the best. 80 pieces lawns, Jap
anese lustres, cam3ric robes, &C., hoh 25c
to the best. iIouslins, alapac z, all wool de
lriues, mohs' s. lustres iackonc cambrics,
Swiss, Null, an, Book Nluslins, hacagcs
New lyle of hal and sundowns from 7ac
up. 100 pieces brown mdslins, drillings,
Ky. jeans, Summer wear for men and boys,
bed ticks, rec, VIII and gay fannc's, linen
drills, l"ish linens, bcsi spcpl thread, all col
ors, 200 yard spOols, five 10; 25c. Hosiery,
gloves, lrces, cdging auG quillings, corsetts,
the bes, french whalebone, for S5c
GLASSWARE,
QUEENSwARE,
WOODEN WARE,
BR0OMS, BUCKETS,
CROOKS, &C., &C.
In Shoes and Boots
We offer the greatest inducements, at Bos-
ton prices. Hats and caps, all new styles,
from New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-14
DIR. j. j. ENSOR.
Dental.
DENTISTRY.

"a DIR. II. NJ. GRANT 4 DIR.
N1ifp JOHN KEYS
HAVING associated themselves in
II the practice of their profession, i'm
Bristol, will occupy the office hereto
fore occupied by DIR. Keys, on Main
street opposite Peppers Drug Store
DIR. Grant will be in the office, Friday
and Saturday OF each week. Dir. Keys
can be found ut the office at all times
unless professionally absent,
july 1-tf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Among the offices TO be filed by Gov. Ran
dcpb with the approval Of the NewJersey Senate this
winter are the enthusiastically, held by Judge
Reasley whose term expires March 1871 the secrea
ryship Of state, and the Chancery Clerkship.
Gov. Hoffman, some days since issued a par
don 10 Charles NJ Clare an inmate OF the Western House
Of Refuge correctional institute in Rochester. The
legality OF the action is brought In question Ivy The
poeb,si,r Democrat which revves letter OF Gov silas
Wright on a similar application, In which Gov. Wright
saws: have ascertained from the Office of the Secre-
tary OF State that they-the prisoners in such insti
stutes managed by local boards-are not considered
subjects for the exercise OF the pardonng power for
there has been pardon issued for any OF them"
Gov Seymour. still later, like arising. says:
am satisfied Gov Wrghts decision Is correct"
The Louisville COUrier-Journdl says that the
Democratic party In the South should now, adopt
definite and affirmative policy with regard TO tho
negro" 1t does not state very definitely what this
definite policy should be- hut says that the negro must be
brought under tho Supervision OF laws designed to
elevate not to degrade system OF enforced education
and enforced labor should be adopted, and this system
should, II necessary, be applied to both the white and
black races money being appropriated for the purpose
II thinks that the hope of the Democratic parry lies in
peace with the negro, not in eternal hostility.
The recent declaration of The Chicago Tribune
in favor of reorganization of party issues and party
lines making the question OF Protection and Free Trade
the pivotal point of political action and discussion, has
attracted attention The Washington Chronicle
TO think there is already a party, having
Senator Trumbu its leading spirit TIE Bost0n Ad-
rertser nothing Of the kind in the political horizon.
The Springfield Republican thinks that "parties like
poets born, not madc-tbey VIII not spring
forth at the squirt Of All editors pen, or
obey the nod OF boilers Convention. siugle
State may he carried Issue, hut one
State cannot maintain national parry" ~, tM-
cdgO Tribune IL hnks, has applied for its patent before
getting out wOrGing model OF the new party The mcf
named by the former paper supporters OF the new
party bryant, Wendell Philips, Garrison, Beeeher,
TrUInbull, schurz, David A. Wells, sumner, John A.
Iogan Gov Palmer Frederick Douglass, ete.-would
make The Republican, brilliant list OF yceuIn Toe
urers but They could work together chiefs
OF q party than they could sail a fleet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
FREE RUM IN THE NINETEENTH wARD.

Owing to the loose manner in which the Ex-
else law is enforced the rough element Of the Nine
teenth Ward yesterday even more bOsterous than
usual and fights uncommon occurrence between
the gangs Of drunken meg who paTaded the streets and
avenues, ounged the Soon after p M,
q number OF intoxicated men became engaged IN
In Fory-seventh-st between First ana Seccnd-aves.
large and turbulent crowd assembled around the
conbatants. PatrOlman Thomas German OF the Nine
teenth Precinct Police came up and ordered tho
crowd 10 dispense. They refused 10 and when the
officer attempted TO enforce his command, he set
upon by the crowd and beaten. In the Dee brick
thrown by in the crowd striking the officer In
the head and causing "a serious wound Other officers
coming up, German taken TO the Fifty nHthst Io-
lice Station, where his wound dressed. Thomas
King and Alexander MeAleer. laborers living in the
vicinity were arrested and locked up n charge Of
having been concerned in the assault the officer.
At p. John Burns Of No l56 East Forty seeond-st
Philip Mcclure Of No lO33 Thirdaye., and John Ferris
of Forty -seeOudst all Irish aborers and much under
the influence Of liquor, engaged In fight the
OF Sixty hrst-st and Third-aye Burns stabbed
times in the head and body by his opponents Mcclure
and Ferris were arrested and locked mp in the Fifty
ninth 81. Police Station. These the most serious
affair OF tho day. but IN consequence OF the Othcr minor
dfcu lilies and the free flow OF liquor and beer
the cells the Fifty ninth-st. Station House
crowded 10 their utmost capacity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
The cataract of Niagara ia not more aston.

The cataract OF Niagara is not moro aston
fishing in Its way than Is the gushing spontancty
some women Of q metaphysical turn, In thefy way
Mrs NJ OF Delaware writing 10 THE TRrBssH respecting
Prcrogatiyes," whereof II he admitted that sorDs
women have them peculiarly, discourseth fhus wisef
when we contemplate what judiclous, discriminating
ana just perception o. responsibilities VII ao-
cOmplish and overcome In every dire elton that apply
for logical deductiOns then arrive at deducilte do
termination thar II most important to minds OF corro
hensiye capacity" Furthermore: when knowledge
productive OF good results then the exercise OF
coded fact gives the knowledge and power 10 dscrns
uatlngly prerOgatiycs 20 definite good" There
are two methods ~ for the complaint which
our correspondent H. lshOring. one IL keep
rnony and gamboge The other Is thorough of
ma hernatics especially "1uXions and fucots" II Ia
sad that no patient has reapsed into ran~cenden
taism after absorbing iuo the System tho following,
from standard work mathematics: "f the point OF
contaes be at an infinite the tangent o. hyper
boic leg will coincide with the asyEpbOt ana the TAN
gent OF n paraboic leg will recede IN uUn'nw, VIII
vanish and be nowhere Ound. Therefore Tie asynptoe
point Infinitely distant ard the course O. way OF AZ IN
finite leg il found by seeding the position OF any Ihs
line which parallel to the tangent where inc poih' VI
contact goes or ia minimum"
Excellent accounts are said TO have been
received from Count de Keratrys camp st Conlie IN
Brittany Tie camp has been regularly inrencbed and
is defended by heavy naval guns IL will form posHs
dapDui for operations against the enemy PeTecs
order and discipline prevail. Count DO heratry - very
popular and dlspys great activity ana power OF organ
izaiOn. Many applications have been received rom ON
with field artillery. hsratrY has received very
liberal Subscriptions from tie Inhabitants OF BrttApy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

BRRwER-Ai Bosom, Ygy H. Mr. lars' B0cImH'ef b''''
CARTBR-At Pr sma j. Friday Nov H. Mar isurbs' ~
Cochran wife he Rev Thomas Carer N ne
TIE ep,. pee'f, Invited . 's'i e. ,agera
from mt ,h fn Ssg Of le ' ri ns, I 6
CIBALLoSsgienly, o. sunday eSein NOV 70 J'aa sanchez
Herrera de cehslo, wife Of J. NJ Ses1os Of "a S sy -
Stephen. church Bat TseH sahst' TUESDAY morning
RpGAR-In Burlington Iowa FRIDAY Nov ~ s. Parker Bdga
James NJ and susan Edgar, in hs 2 u year ~ ,,.,, -
f9 Taesia s[' Nov %, ai4am
PosBERRY-At Home ncuras, the 18Th in'I GeOr'
Paue from the Hone Today SsuIliy, st9i pm
BCCy1 on suId ',sHs iIs s % an
Yoorbes Gillprseeve IN the 9Th yeaf Of his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HALI1-on Sunday Nov 90 George c H-r ag-l q fear.
and friends Of the m' iavie to at'nt TIE funeral IRON
O'Clock Remains will Ne hr-a ) Tor iHerHeai.
JOHHsToy-At wesiteh J.. fnli tie ltl ust Robert
PreSd Of family are nj e1 naanl from the Arsnst
Ptebyteran Church Monday Nov ~ a: IL oeocA M bun
KENDALL-ou SATURDAY the l)h ThAukfaI, wife Of Charles
The freud, and relatives The family respectful g'ei 70 .ss
and 'G One sa niaihs, ees an
O'Clock
KEyNgpY-On SATURDAY morning the la.s n- aEe Kennedy
daughter Of Hugh ami Mary AHn kenp "f Nesi rhf'e'eab't
Thu srs ri FIX o. the family ore vi.el to nI her funeral
from dc T. ChApelu Thrinl-'t Lear lsah"e Monday
NAHAsJ,mc. W. Mahsn onr Of Mrs. Jane M.h,n on Friday
Re aye friends Gmiy cfy nyei 70 attend TIE
funeral without from his residence 32 Fest lify
secyaa, Monday, Nos. Il, a. ~ clock Remains uttered Al
nHOlAgn.
PATGB-At the sheru'n Ou CHICAGO weiBsy Se &C. Da'!
Paige the g a,e Fcrr s!clt o. .b Houston and
Texas Central Itsi lruid.
His relatives and friend, ncr. d.
denee Of Us brOthern law dsar Pse Iarown on Aons
IL waiting arrival
81 the " O'Clock train from Sev-fok
RENOUD-on SATURDAY, 10 Phsbe widow OF Benjamin ReboSd
the G4,h year Of her
friends o. famy Invited 10 attend he fun 's from
1871 Sevntst, Jn the OF Nora FL BrooEya
Z. d., Tnesiay, ~ list, at IL p
vOTSYAt Orange n j. SATURDAY, the 18Th Ecn rehc Of
Peter yotsy. ia The 65tl rear Of L.rA.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WEBB-n sunday the 10Th Mrs Webb stss
Of late BENJAMIN webb age " year.
- Rngers Pre,bT
eau Church CATION respect ul, Invited Ae5d hen
funeral TUESDAY 2l pst 10 o'clock r the CbaIch
Mssonae Of ninth Her remains will be ~les
- Darien Conn
WILLARD-In this EewYork. Nov IS Joseph Basr Willard
Of WahhloB. North CarClns. eyed a. pears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
Planr Of HIGHT Of
PERSONAL.

The acting Minister to England, Mr.. Benjamin
Moran was 30 years ngo poor boy employed In cotton
factory I'm Trenton NJ He first obtained an appoint
ent sttache TO the corps OF Mr. Dallas In 1887 and
friends
Prof. William Cuffs of Rutgers College sailed
last week 10 Japan, 10 enter upon has duties a. Pro
fes.or Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy In tho
I'M, or lty VI japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
MISSOURI.
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

The NlSs0orI Democrat says Returns are
nearly complete that the majority and the full
vote be almost accurately stated We publish re-
turns from al the counties except hve-Butler Dunkn
shannon. oregon, and Wayne. The iO9 counties heard
give Brown A. 7o2 majority, that his majority IN
tho whole state viii probably be about 422Oo The foot
lDgs For Brown, 10246l. and for McClurg,
5O.6y9, with i've counties % hear from. These will
sghty hcCurg's VOTE say by 800 votes, aud
add abOus % the vote " Brown; that the total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
EIGHTEBNTH WARD.

NOlfman's m0jOIity 2,oFb =.
Lieutenant GOvernur-kaufmann, 2,55i Beach, o,5'o
majority for Beach, 2,S7. -.
IsyoT-Ledwith. SI9S; Hall, Asa; Halls majority
Ian. - go c-uo,,,.
Tam, 4 252 COnnOy's majority, lao. -
Sherih-BrOwn, Rep. aud u D., 2,'Oj; Brehhan' Idm'
4I7g; BreInan's majority, li76. -. -,
County Clerk-Stemmer, Rep. and Y. D., 2652; LoeW,
Tam 47s4 LOev's majority, 2,lSA -, ooo.
Coroners-Rep aud y. D.-Fiynn' 2,957; treeh, 2'.S
Knox, 2,iO5; Taumany- Keenan, 4le; YOUNG, 49, 80
1 zSy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

sLICKDEYAUAtN ewurzh on THURSDAY Nov H. by the Rev.
JOHN assisted by the Rev. Less John H. hck
AeE-i0lK Maggie youngest daughter OF IA ATat-4 Dts@
Negtrrgh. No caris.
sPATIDISG- Thgrstsv, lh inst. a. MADISON ava
BAPTIST Curel Dr. ILng Edward Is. Spaulng ~ E.JeIs
Mil sen eldest daughter OF DAVID NJ lkeu. al Of Ais ciJj
VAN SCHAICK-vAN HOEsES-At Csst@ton be uion. Nsy.
A. Mills NJ Dunnei- Van ShaeSof 'ew-l ora
CITY 10 Miss Catue Amelia secCd daughter VI Jeremiah Vas
Iloe.-n eag Of Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
NINETEENTH WARD.


Lieutenant GovcrnOT-Kaufmann, 2970 Beach, 6,59l;
BeBch's majority, 542l. 49,. 80.
Mayor-Ledwth 4S4s Hall, 4,s79; Halls majority, 6Sl
Contro lcr-Taplan, Rep. ana J. d., a'652; commonly
Tam A7n; COnnOlIy's maj Jrity 1859
sherif-Brown, hep. and y. D.. $685. Brennan. Tam,
67ss; BreEuan's majority, 2,372 $500
County Clerk-Steinmler Rep and y. d., S4ls Loew,
Yam, $3.50; LOeW's majority, 2.2i5 -
COroners-Rep and Y D., Flynn, S,744; FTech, 1857
Knox S44L Tam. keenan,, 5.424; Young, 64le; Herr
man. 5i'7. MiJoritios-Keenan, 1885, Young 1851;
SpOI. LIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
MAJoRIrY, 2OOO0-TnE LEGIsLA1r-pl

MAJORITY, 2O,0O0-THE LEGISLATURE.
TOPEKA, Nov. 2O.-'Ihe Republican majority
in this state viii exceed 10000 The Legislature stands
i0s Republicans, 10 Democrats, and settlers" The
Legislature Of Stood joint ballot lOs Republicans
and Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
sigma Service United States Army, Division Of Tee-
grains and Reports for the Benefit of Commerce. dated
Nov a. 1870 1890 This report is sent simultaneously
from al the places named at midnight Washington time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

A Convention in the interests of immigra-
ton assemblies at indianapolis lHd day after tomor-
row. The Governors OF many Of the Western states have
promised 10 attend, and earnest action u promised by
the Convention 20 secure the mm grant from abuse and
fraud While lie IS seekiLg a home m city or country
Tie Queens Comfy Agricultural Society
hold their annual meeting and exhibition OF Held crops
at the Society grounds TOMORROW.
IA private dispatch from Niagara Falls re-
ceyed At Chicago yestsrlv, states hat Mrs Avery VIC Of ID
Avery Of Chicago Committed suicide b. rosag terei aio the rvss
The fills
....Horace B. Claim g. 60. Of New-York have pc
ttOned Uuied District " ST. LOUIS TO hsvc Isr Heb
VOORHEES, Of that e a4eed bahkuys Casia Co eis,s
about 4g7D10
-. The November term Of the Jefferson Comfy
mo Cour, esins TO-DAY. Tue criminal list without pre-
tie u-A history Of he county SIXTEEN are nde
this addition TO the thers
sc5 have not be Acie upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

stag" call for q correction Dr. Jacoby has declared
since 1860 that he would not I've candidate for cleo
ton TO the "Rechstag whose competency no does not
acknowledge but only II ut oil, for the Prussian Diet
ketc-lork Nov. %, 1870. DIR. ADOLF DoUAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
DR IACOBY,
,or OF The Tribune.

TO the Edifor Of The TrfbHne'
SIR: Your statement Oh Saturday las. th''
Dr. Joh. Joel Jacoby OF Konssberg Prussia ll1 De.h
Dictated " the las. CtOH ieulboTA oi INC elA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

That the Guannco Umbrella is the b ri mos, srvioe.bs
umbrella market, admitted act IL pscaAI having os.o
Hshed ia claims DeyOhd doubt Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
MIRRLED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Irdl stamping No,e PaSz
W. EyERDkLLs Sons ON boron CHuRca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

The well-known Drygoods firm Of Lord & Taylor,
TWoaet dspong Of thoT stocI uEhe.ro loo
urcen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

accomplished woman. who has comfored her wfetchee
husbaid hrough the whole fearful agony, believing
firmly iu his innocence and final acquittaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
Hazard & Ca.welrs Cod Liver Oil I, the best

Turkish Baths 81 LsTngtonaye. Ladies 9s to Gen
t.emen eoastaaly, DAY and nigLt L. G. ASGELL, NJ. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
PBANKVORT AoE 2Uute states Five seutes qnoiod TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
CITY-l0FFICIAL.l
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
FUTEENTH DISTRICT.
w.d Pe.it Rep. Anderson D. Ffesf, Tan
XX ..............I go 1025 1854
FTear's plurality 1915 majority. $40.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Ward Atkinson Rep Purcell, Y. d. Irving Tam
=
Irvng's plurality, 2,25l majority, l,5'6.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
W,-d po,', RshE0Witl, Roy. Bals Y. D. Brown n
XIX ............t5l i,Jo2 I'fi' ''A'"
Browns plurality, i.sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

vote OF the state will be about OF which the vote
for Brown win DO Dol, and the vote Tor McClurg
CO.92Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
YIGnTKESTH WARD.
Carroll Tamil 4s76; FscOner (RepJ, 1880.
CAROLS majority, 2,176.
NINETEENTH WARD.
Pearson Ca1nJ. 474O; Lyons Rep. aud Y. d., I,2ie.
Pcar8On's majority, 624
TWENTIETH WARD.
Holzderber am) 1854; Turner. Rep), 1869 Radley,
~ d.. 2O29. -
HOizderber over Radiey. 2.s25; over Turner, 2,9sS
Vscancy-Samou Taui), 4.o97 Corrigan a. Dbl l'1'2;
DsCunha (RepJ. l,9G.
Salmon over DaCuIha 2sOi; over Corrigan. s,l@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

IIOUTUIUN IudyUIIIJ ~"
LAeutenantCi OyeruOr-Ktuiman 2.T19; Beach, 6674
Beach majority, 1896. . -
Mayor-Iedwh, 1906; Hal, zoos; Halls majority, 700.
COntroller-Tappan, Rep. and Y. D.. 2,9l9i Connolly,
Tam, 3,TO7; COHROIy's majority, 7eo.
sherf-BrOwn, Rep. and y. D.. S,l6; Brennan, Tam,
64g6; Brennans majority, 2.SO5. 800
County Clerk-Stenmler, Rep and y. d. SPA; DoeW'
Tam, 6ls5 Ioew's majority, 2,20t. -
Kpor S229 lam Keenan, 1868; Young, $685. Herman,
Sl2s MsjOrities-Keensn, 1946 Young PISS; HERMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
Gperial Notices.
Nicol & DaYids0n.

Nicol & Davidson,
No $50 BROADWAY. NEAR GREAT J0NBs-sT.,
having engaged the Goods before he neei With
manufacturer, are Offering
AT VERY Low PRICES
300 PACKAGES oP WHITE CHINA DECORATED CHINA
GLASSWARE REAL BROHZEs, COMPOSITION BRoSLBs,
CLOCKS mAYTEL SETS JARDINIEREs ARTIFICIAL Flow
BRs BISQUB PI"UREs, &C.
Also Of manufctlre,
CUTLERY. SILVER PLATED WARE AND GAs-PlXrURkS
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAs-FTXIUHBs.
Ia specially By osB srtis;)
u ell colors o match furniture and room Grc5rutol.
Quitting Business; White french Cns u ne res 70,
pio',s. best quality, 90 81 White Feuc thla inLf ~
pee seconl quality. 80, White French ,hua 20 80 -
1T % White FreLcb China Soup TlIer;s large So . - ~
81 90; hise French China CoFni p'As' 'ss So -
ditto smaller size 9c "a. NJ. -. =,
upward. Decoratsl Tea Ssts, OtBani re st' 49,
Cologne Bottles Card Receivers. jan ue' fshe h"@ Maze
vsses thai prce a., r..e... ,i..s, -, ,i,,.
Crr. ca . ies - 20
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