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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-11
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
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Elections for the French Assembly.
success of Liberal Union Candidates.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.
Summing Up the RssuIt-HOW ths
Country Voted on Tuesday.
MISSISSIPPI.


Special to the Appeal
WINoEA, November s-This precinct
gives ss msjority for the Conservative
tieket-a gain on the white Registered
vote.
Special to the Appeal
IUKA, November S.-W. Y. Baker ID
elected representative over J. NJ. D.
Miller. Fsnt is elected district attorney
Special to the Appeal
OXFORD, November s.-LafEyetts county
has elected the entire Conservative ticket
By msiority of hve hundred votes.
Special to the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, November s.-The
Conservatives carried Marshall county by
ITO msjority, 3 gain Of 900 over the gov
ernor's election in 1859. The Radicals
elected their sheriff by twenty y-eight ma
jority. All other county officers and the
legislative ticket in full are Conssrv stive.
Special to the Appesl.1
JACKSON, November s.-An the counties
have rot been heard from. Marshall, La
fsyette, Calhoun, Ysllobushs, Lsuderdsls,
Scott, Clarke, Rankin and Copish give
Democratic msjorities. The following
counties give Republican msjorities:
Adams, Warren, Monroe, Desoto, Kinds,
Claiborne, Madison and Yszoo. These are
al from which We have positive informa-
ton. The house Of representatives will
be very close-not more than three or four
msjority for either party. The Republi-
cans will probably have a msjority of ten
on joint ballot. The election throughout
the entire State was quist.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
ESTABLISHED 1910.
RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS.

Elections were held on Tuesday in the
States Of Massachusetts, New York, New
Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Mississippi,
Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Ne
braska. Virginia and Mississippi each
were TO elect q legislature. Msssachu-
sets, New Jersey, Maryland, Wisconsin
and Minnesota each to elect a governor
and lsgislsture- In New YORK, State OH
Gers and Legislature; in Illinois, q con-
gresham at large, and in Nebraska, State
officers. Although complete returns have
not yet reached Us, We are able to realize
pretty nssrly the result, which in every
instance was closely contested. In Mis-
sissippi the Conservatives (Democrsts)
have made large gains, and may secure q
majority In the legislature. In Virginia
The Conservatives (Democrsts) have made
IS clean 9 sweep IS our Texas brsthren.
In Maryland the Democracy has also been
victorious. In New Jersey Democratic
governor has been elected, bat the Rspub-
ncans have secured q msjority in the legis-
lsturs. New York State has gone Repub-
licAn, and the city is in the hands OF anti
Tsmmsny Democrats; Tweed is elected
ssnstor. Minnesota, Kansas and WiscOn-
sin hEve gone Republican, with hesvy
gains. Illinois elects a Radical congress
msn at large. Chicago elected the Demo-
rat-Republicsn ticket, and defested the
properl y-nsmed "bummers."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
NOTES OF THE ELECTIONS.

HOratlo Seymour was defeated by s77
votes.
Virginia went for the Conservatives by
%, 900 majority.
Medin is mayor OF Chicago Dy over
II, 900 majority.
The Democratic majority on the State
ticketssin Maryland is about Il, 600.
Brooklyn elected its entire Democratic
ticket-city and county-by 5000 msjority.
Innumersble suits are to grow out OF
alleged violation of the election laws in
New York.
Mrs. L. d. Mansfield, the lady principal,
and other ladies OF Roekland institute, at
New York, voted.
The Republicans st Syrscuse, New
York, hred an hundred guns last night
over the result Of the election.
Bevsridge, Republican candidate for
congressman-at-large in Illinois, carried
the State by $1,000 majority.
OF fifteen aldermen and twenty-one as
sistant aldermen elected in New York,
but SIX are friendly to Tsmmsny.
New Jersey gave Parker, Democrat, $500
mstority-sbout the same as that given
Governor Randolph three years sgo.
The proposition for Little Rock to vote
S1O0, 900 to the Arkansas Central railroad
was defeated on Tuesday, by q vote of
ayes SSl, nays 698.
ODonovsn ROssa's vote was challenged
in the Sixth ward, New York, and he
sWore it in. He was then arrested on q
charge of illegal voting, but soon after re-
leased.
Fisk denies having left New York on
election day for fear the Ninth would be
called out, snd also says that he did not
support Tweed, but shouldered Siegsl
throughout.
Tsmmany Hall was not opened on
Tuesday night, and it is to be hoped that
until there is a marked reformation in the
party the dOss-houss of Tweed will re-
main q sIAed temple.
1t <s rumorsd in New York last night
thst Tweed was 90 well pleased at the re-
suit OF the election that he resigned his
position as commissioner of public parks
and sailed for Europe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
CHICAGO RELIEF coMMITTEE
Statement Of their 0peratIoas-Hhat is to
be Done for the Winter.

CHICAGO, November s.-The executive
committee Of the Chicago Relief and Aid
society have published an
OFFICIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Of the amount actually received up to
Novemben Z, which Ia two million and hfty
thousand dollars. The amount actually
subscribed Is about three million Ave hum
dred Thousand dollars. including six
hundred thousand dollars in the hands of
the New York chamber OF commerce, and
two hundred snd fifty thousand dollars
In the Boston fund not yet placed TO the
credit Of the fund. The society is row
aiding about
SIXTY THOUSAND PERSONS.
The coramittee say that the great mat
ter pressing upon them Is the WANT Of
proper shelter for the coming winter
ITO this end we have been aiding those
burned out 70 replace small but comforts-
bic houses upon their own or leased lots,
where they can live not only this winter
Int next summer, and be ready to work
in rebuilding the city. OF these houses,
which are really very comfortable, being
Is by 20 feet, with two rooms, one II by 10
feets and one by 10 feet, with . planned
and matched hoor, panel doors and good
windows. we have already furnished four
Thousand, making permanent houses, al-
lowing ave to family, for twenty thou
sand people, and with the seven thousand
houses which we expect TO build, shall
have room for thiFty-five thousand peo-
pie. The houses and some barracks, IN
both of which is 8 moderate outnt Of FUR
nitnrs, such a. stoves, mattresses and .
little cEockery, win consume says
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
sEPARAT1N.
Another Citizen and Taxpayer Upon the
Proposition for New County.

WYTHE DEPOT, November 7.
Editors AppeGl-YOur invitation for the ''vox
PoPui, in regard to the city and county OF
MeInphis AID the county OF shelby, must not
pass unnot1ced. In canvassing the first civil
district during the last summer to see If it was
the wish Of the leading citizens to organize a
new county consisting OF part Of Shelby and
Fayette, found 1t 10 be the almost universal
desire ofevery citizen of Shelby TO whom 1
spoke on the subject, TO have the county OF
shelby separated from the city Of memyhfs.
The reasons Tor separating them are:
l. Because the country people believe the
city has Imposed many grisvO1s railroad
taxes upon them, and wherever there is ar
tsgonism between city and country, the city
oy mere numbers, out-vcte the country.
Inc country people belieVe they can
MAINTAIN county organization independent
of Memphis, al a much less rate OF taxation
than they now pay.
There are no doubt many other reasons for
the separation OF the city from the county
hope you VIII not let this matter rest TIL
We nave the county OF Shelby and the coun-
" OF Memphis. Memphis is now fast becom-
ing one OF the leading cities in the United
states, as shown by your correspondent 40
Z. q" Other cities have their counties and
why not Memphis7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

TEE PuEL1c Ps1Nr1No AaAIN.

TIKI PUBLIC PRINTING AGAIN.
Mr. Mc3hee, fron the committee on print
tng submitted a bill, Introduced by Mr.. TIL
man. regulating the fees OF the public print
ers, with amendments, recommending its
passage.
NEw BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Among the new bills and resolutions intro
duesd were:
By Mr.. HEwes. A bill providing forthe uni
form assessment Of property. The bill pro
vides that each county court shall appoint
three commissioners, whose duty IL shsll be
70 asses property, and that the sworn depO-
sitions OF Witnesses Is 70 the property Of 9TH
srs shall be taken by the cOmmissiopers, etc.
By Mr.. Chambers: A resolution regulating
the daily sessions OF the house. II provides
that the morning session snail be from 10
O'Clock tol2.l5 clock and the afternoon from
O'Clock 20 O'Clock. Laid over.
RAILROAD COMBINATIONS.
The consid srstiOn OF the senate bill author
king railroads TO consolidate was resumed
Mr. walter offered an amendment 10 the
aInena nament pending yesterday that, in so
far a. the same may become dus at the time
they may propose 20 accept the privileges
and benefits Of this act, bat no other, or fur
ther payment shan be rs qaiIed Of such COM
psnies 70 sntitle tasm 70 ali the benefits and
privileges OF this act, and IL Is expressly uL
dsrstoOd that the State shall, in no wise, In
cur additional liabilities other than she is
liable for under existing laws. The amend
ment was adopted.
Mr.. Freeman offered an amendment: That
the bill shall, In No manner, postpone the
enforcement Of any lien which the State OF
Agsnts or assiEnees may have, or hereafter
In Is
speech be said that railroads had already too
much power II was the daiy OF the legis-
iasure 10 protect the psoPls agsi INST rsilroad
combinations- Mr.. TsllmRn concluded ms
remarks in favor OF the bill.
Messrs. GIN and Crews spoke on the same
side.
Msssrs. Freeman, samsel and Gordon aP-
proved its passage.
In the afternoon, the consideration OF the
railroad consolidated bln was resumed.
Mr.. Martin opposed its passage, contend
ing thst il contemplated the building mp OF
mOnOPoltss, was detrimental to the Interests
Of the state and inimieal 10 both the letter
and spirit Of the constitution. He believed
that in extending the power asked, the legis-
lature would be maniiestly encouraging dan.
gerous rnonopOIies and combinations, Will 9
Infringing on the rights and best interests Of
shs people at large.
-. spears spoke In favor OF the bin. argu-
a., a, Il It was not In conflict with any pro
vision Of iRe constitution, while ats main OBJ
tert would hsve the effect Of developing
.sos,ndp strial reSourcss of the state-
hessrs. Lumpkiu, shepherd crews ana an,
H.rrss slso advocated the passage Of the Diil.
ms house adjourned without coming TO
Vota
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

ST. PAUL, November s.-Rsturns are in
from seventy-eight towns and the city
giving Austin Sl23 Young 1895; Austin's
msjority so far, l42S. The Ramsey county
ana St. Paul vote is not yet counted, bus
will probably reduce the above msiOrity
considerable.
Twelve O'Clock m.-The returns are In
from most points reached by the
telegraph, and indicate the election OF
the Republican State ticket by a msjOrity
Of from eight TO ten thousand.
Governor Austin ran some behind his
ticket, as did slso JennisOn, for secretary
OF state, owing to diversion OF the Scan
dinayisn vote for Folk,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

CHICAGO, November S.-The entire OH
cisI yo,e OF the city has not yet been OBJ
tanned, but Medill's majority, for mayor,
is about II, ESQ. Mr.. Cages majority, for
treasurer, Is a little larger than this and
the balance Of the ticket Is 3 little less.
The total vote will be near 4OO0.
Bsveridge, Republican candidate for
congressman at large, has sbout 5000 ma
iority in the city, and about 50c0 In the
city and county, He has probably SO,0OO
majority in the State.
OF the twenty aldermen elected in the
city, fifteen are "6reproof' and five "bum-
mers." .t.E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

NEwARK, November s.-The latest re-
turns from all parts Of the State indicate
that Parker, (DemOcrat) is elected gov
ernor by about 45OO msjority, being the
same as Randolph had three years ego.
In the legislature the Republicans VIII
have q shortly in both branches. In the
senate twelve Republicans to nine Demo
orats; Assembly, thirty eight RepUbd-
cans 10 twenty-five Democrats; Rspu BIZ
can msjOrity on joint-bsllot of nineteen,
being : gain Of four members. Newark
city gave Parker, S25 majority, being q
Democratic gain Of shout 100 over the
charter election last month.
NEW YORK, November s.-It IL con-
ceded thst the New Jersey legislature
will be Republican.
Parker, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, Is elected by three or four
thousand msjOrity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
FlOn-RssEdsnS NotIes.

No 4SO.-In the Second Chancery Court O.
Shelby county, TenneSsee.-NicoIas Etcher
yarne VS.. The North American Fire Insu.
rance Company Of New YORK ct al
I T appearing from bill which is sworn to in
L this cause that the defendant, The
North American Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. Is
Justly indebted to the complainant in the
sum of about 500, due for damages sustained
on his house by reason OF nre, eta and thai
IL is nonresident OF the state Of Tennessee
and is removing. or shout to remove, tn g
bonds on deposit with the state ComptrolleI
and other effects belonging TO II and that
for tt ese ccuses an attachment was sued out
of his Court against the property of de-
fendant, and the same was issued, and has
been returned by the Sheriff duly levied on
the property Of defendant, the North Ameri.
can Fire Ins. %. OF New York:
II Is therefore ordered by The Clerk and
Master, That said defendant make its an,
pearanee herein, at the Courthouse OF
the Second Chancery Court in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the firzi
Monday in January, 1879, and plead, an
sYef or demur to complatnants bill, OF
the same viii be taken for confessed az 10
said defendant and set tor hearing exparte
and that copy Of this order be published
once q week, for four successive weeks In
the Memphis Opeal- This November 8, ISL.
A copy-attest:
NJ D. L. srEwART, Clerk and Master
By q. BELcHER. Deputy @. and Nj.
humes POstOn, Soils. for compi't TnOg thu
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nIsCELLANEoCs.

AmestiDs OF the Memphis and NsshNllle
merchants was held In the mayors once
this evening, for the purpose Of preparing .
memorial against the tax on merehsnIs' 70
be presented 70 the Legislators tomorrow
Msasrs- On Bose. Lampkins Crews ana haisls
were among those present.
In the house to-day Mr.. Freeman denied
having refused to sign Mr.Gibsons minority
report on the alleged printing frauds, but al
Inlts that il was not signed BY him Wasn
presented in thssensts. The stateuen thsI
ne refused 10 sign II was made on the author
sty OF those who said they heard him say 20
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

RICHMOND. November s.-The returns
are OF 3 meagsr and unsatisfactory char
acter, but enough il known to insure g
large majority in the legislature for the
Conservatives. The Conservative gains
are very large; they carry everything
Richmond, HenricO county and Norfolk
are Conservative Petersburg Radical by
500 majority. The Republicans carry
Lynchburg. The aggregate Conservative
majority win n q. 900. Order every
where.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
MARRIED.

CoLLIER-IN0g-At corinth, Mississippi
Tuesday, November 7th, 1871, by Rt ReY.
Bishop Green. D. D., Mr.. ]. J. CoLLIER, { I
Chattanooga. Tennessee, and Miss IRxNE
ISeB, daughter Of ColonsI W. M. Ings Of
Oorinth, Mississippi.
Attendsnts-Ar Lindsay Stout and Miss
Belle Tri n mier, Mr.. W. r. Jones and Miss
Mollis Taylor. Mr.. VIII Fischer and Miss
Lizzie Triwmisr. Ar. Taylor sannders and
Miss Matte Gillenwstsrs, Mr.. j. n. Hitt and
Miss susie Martin, Mr. r. p. Martin and
Miss Minnie Woderd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

NEW YORK, November S-No election
IN many years has been as full, peaceable
and fair ss that of Tuesday. IL ell bat
four assembly districts in the city, either
ths Republican or reform candidates were
elected. bigeps majority, for register, is
heats. Led with, Tsmmany nominee, by a
heavy msiority. Tweed is the only ca1di-
date for the senate elected. Eighteen Re-
publiesn candidates from the city are
elected, against three Tammany cAndi-
dases. The entire county ticket Of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

Boston, November s.-WashbUrn, Re
publican, Is elected governor over Adams
by 25, 900 plurality, with fifty-six towns to
hear nom. The Republicans will have 3
large msjOrity. in both branches Of the
legislature. By q combination Of the labor
reiormsrs and the Democrats, . slight in
crease has been made in the number of
Democratic members. The House will
stand: Republicans, l76; opposition, "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
10. 226 RAIN STREET.

Common Prints, at 81 cents;
Best q Chtntz - Prints, at l21S cents;
4-4 Brown Domestic, al I211 cents;
~ HIeaehed Domestic, at I21S cents;
Pure Linen Towels, at ) cents sPiecei
Dress Goods, at I2H cents;
HOmespun PIaids, at 10 cents;
Bad Ticking, at I21z cents;
Ladies' Hose, at 10 cents;
Ladies' Handk kerchIefs, at 10 cents;
SILK Tissue Wells, at so cents;
IO-4 BIeaehed SheetinE, al 50 cents;
French Kid Gloves. reduced from 81 90
to 81 90.
lee pea beRutiaRl DeLaine, at 20 cents;
Ch1ldFen's Shoes, at so cents;
Kisses sewed shoes, at 81 90;
Ladies' SeWed shoes, at 81 so;
1000 Pair Of Mems Kip Boots At e2 20;
ga Linen Table Damask, at 40 cents,
Al
- o1 10 ma n v e. N a G,
Ea- S28 Main st MesnpHta. Team.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
laSiess and Bloody Acts--Aequlttal Of
Alleged kHrdsrers.

NASHVILLE, November S.-Thomss J.
Caldwell, accused of committing rape,
was killed yesterday in Giles county,
while endssyoring to escape from the
officers who had him under arrest.
Marsh Benfro, of Msnry county, wss
killed yesterday in difficulty with Mr.,
Wicks The latter was mortslly wounded.
The Jenkins boys, accused of the muir
der of W. D. Kernell, in Davidson coun-
ty, were acquitted to-day by the circuit
court of Wilson county, by which they
were tried on a change Of venue. The trial
occupied seventeen days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09
METEOROLOGICAL.
A Missouri Ssnsatisn-Rsln frsm a Cloud
less Sky.

ST. LOUIS, November S.-A letter to the
Dsmocrst from northwestern Missouri
mentions ssingulsr physical phenomenon
occurring there. 1t says q continual rain
has descended for two weeks from q cloud
less sky, and is con6ued to q space ofOnly
twenty fest in diameter. The phenome-
non has been observed by many persons,
and the writer asks for q scientific expls-
natl on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

Whyts's majority in Baltimore is put
down st S28S. Baltimore county also went
Democratic, and the sans psrty claims
the election OF its State ticket by from
5000 to 10, 600 msjority. The Republicans
do not concede the election Of Whyte, as
only one OF the nine counties on the East
sTn shore have been heard from, and they
look for the heavy negro vote there TO
more than wipe out the Democratic ma
i0rity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

81, 200, 600, leaving S2,25O. 600, with which
to inset all demands for food, fuel,
clothing and general expenses, from the
18th of October last, when we took the
work, until the completion of the same,
which cannot possibly end bat with the
present Winter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-09

A dispatch from Lesvenworth says that
the indications are that the State hss gone
Republican by increased msiorities in
nearly syery county.