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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-12
C. NJ White q SONS.

These we'll known and popular grocers have
just purchased fine delivery wagon, and send
the purchases of their customers anywhere IN
the city free of cost. George, Jr., is one of the
most accommodating statesmen and if ne was in
the dry goods trade would have been married
lnnc ago
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Residence for Sale.

will offer for 80 days large and convenient
residence, with out-houses and an entire square
of ground, 300x220 feet.
1t will be sold cheap and on reasonable terms.
Apply early. w. Z. GrRHryE.
ianS-d1m
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Free schools.

The bills containing the order for holding the
election to assess special tax of one mill on the
dollar for free schools in Knoxville, will be
posted to-day
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Yours, Respectfully,
c. G. CARPENTEK, Sup't.
Lookout Mountain Educational Institu.
tions.

REV. c. F. z. BANCROFT, Principal.
Departments Collegiate Preparatory-Eng
lish--N ormal-M
Spring Session of 20 weeks begins February
lst, 1871.
For catalogue with full particulars, address
G. &. CARPENTER, Sup't,
ianl2-d&wlm Lockout Mountain, Tenn.
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Arrested.

Thos. Sartin, who had difficulty with l.. Il.
Osborne last summer, was arrested by Sherin
Gossett on Tuesday. He gave bail for his APP
pearance before the Criminal Court,
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snofrord.s shoe STORE.

We commend the above store to the city trade.
Our young friend, Horace Gates is connected
with the establishment, and will always be
found ready to wait on his friends.
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DR.. NJ. LytIe's EIixerI
FOR TIE Cure OF
Diarrhea, Dyseniery, Eleody Flux.
CHOLERA, MoRBUS: PAINFUL. PURGING, SUN

The want Of medicine &c This character has lens
been felt by the community aud has induced the pro.
pretors By over thirty years tTsI pirate 70 intro
duee 1t for the benefit OF the public staple family
medicine 1t does rot act as astringent slone, but
by reducing the acdity Of the secrlting membranes Of
Of the bowels. reduces the Inflammation, hence per
forms thorough cure.
The propretoTs take the liberty Of stating to the pub
Inc, that no more perfect receipt which IS guaranteed
for the cure OF the aboyeme ntiOncd diseases exists
the world being entirely vegetable ard containing
sugar OF lead or other nOxcus drug OF mineral. Al
they would further say that the Preparation has net
the hearty approval OF numerous Physicians who ba7s
used il.
DIRECTIONS:
To adults, tablespoonful after each passage Or l
times day; To children under ten hai-ta6esu5--
ful az required To children under FIVE teasDnt u.L
To children under two or three, half-teaspoonfuL
required and by carefully administering as directed
win never fail
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Damon's Stock Powders.

THESE POWDERS ARE PREPARED FElH
J. Medicines which possess Laxative, Tonic aE1 gza
Tying properties. and when administered 10 HOE "
duce the most beneficial results. Is z laxative. uy
expel from the stomach and intestnes all foreign 81
stances AS tonic they iEcrease the tone and srs5
OF the system; and as purifier they cease the el1-
and lay the foundation for strong and healthy i'-
latlon. They are preventive OF Lung Fever, az y
excellent remedy for all the diseases to which tbs Y
bic animal is subject. Their use strengthens tee "
and gives smooth and glossy appearance 10 ths 81
and By increasing the appetite give yigor ard El-
to the whole system.
p-,,o ox ,..-.. - ~
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John Scherf has fine fresh Oysters from Nor
folk which come packed in ice. Received fresh
ever dav 70 cts. per can. sept23tf.
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A nan who cannot afford to advertise, Cannot
afford to do business. 4 merchant prince said
truly that a person investing enc dollar IN any
kind Of business, should spend dollar in adver-
tfsing that business.
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4 good supply of Teas always on hand at
noylS-tf GEO. NJ. WHITE & Son 8.
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Windos Glass.

Heald & Locke offer at low prices a few
hundred boxes of window glass assorted sizes
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Cincinnati Market.
st. Louis Market.
RaItimore. Markell.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 11.-Flour very active and firm.
Wheat firm; stock scarce Corn in fair demand; white
e1as C.. Pork in good demand at S2o.5oa2075. Bacon
in good demand; shoulders lGc. Whisky held at lc
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s2S.oe Reward.

viii be paid to any one detecting cents
worth Of goods being sold on credit, at retail,
from and after this date
dee29-tf 4, 8. PAYSE Il Go.
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Country Merchants will find it to their IN
terest to examine Head d Lockes stock
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4 good-sized show case and stove. Enqulr'
at BAMBERGER & Co. S. 81 Gay Street
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
CsEAP TEAS, CHEAP TEAS.
Great Reduction i'm Prices +!

JOHN L. HUDIBUkG is the only agent in thi.
city for THE GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA COMPANY. Tea sold TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT. less than any other house in this city,
or the money refunded janl2-tf
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F,ouiSvilra Market.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 11.-Bagging dull; hemp and fax
25... Flour quiet extra family S50Oa5Z5. Corn very
dull, Provisions active Pork S2050. Lard l2c. clear
ribbed sides l1Hc.; Whisky steady at ST.
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and for sale by
nov1S-tf GEO NJ WHITE & Son.
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E0r Rent.

The storc-room on Gay street, in front Of tn
CHRONICLE Office. Apply to
dec7-tf ". j. CHILpREs.
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Old Carriages and Buggies remodeled, repair
ed, trimmed and painted in frst-elass style by
J. II. REYNOLDS,
Successor TO Cross & Reynolds,)
dec2l-1m Cleveland Tennessee.
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would again remind consumers of coal, that
have any quantity Of the celebrated CoGl
Creek Coal, from the original Wilcox 6 Com
pany mines, at Coal Creek, which has no equal
in East Tennessee for CRATES and stoves, which
am selling at original prices, and delivering
promptly, upon receipt of the cash.
l do business to accommodate the people, and
guarantee good weights, and good article ev-
cry time.
Also, have plenty of wood always on hand, and
deliver boath coal and wood promptly, upon re-
ceipt Of the 'scads.'' \. s. MARINER
jan lift
Glue, Sand Paper, &C., at Heald s. Lock e's
Wing Building dec22-f
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Look at the difference,

The following are the prices of Teas, Is sold
by J. L. Hudiburg, and the prices charged by
other houses in Knoxville
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White Lead.

Heald x Locke have in store pure White
Lead and Linseed OIL at low prices. deo22-tf
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THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. IL, 1871.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Enr. sale Chem.

The Largest Circulation Of any Daily
i'm East Tennessee.
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Advertising.

Subscribe for the CHRONICLE.
Adyerfisiuc.
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Knoxville Retail Market.
by Telegraph
New York Market

STOCKS,
New YORK, dan. -1I.-Money easy at Gaze. God
strong, 81 I0Xa11l, Sterling steady long, rs short
"a Government securities declined from Is TO &c
62s sly Southern securities dull Tennessees heavy.
South Carolinas weak. Tennessees $50 new g. Vir-
ginas &c; new 81 Lousianas. old Is; new g. levees
ST. IS So. Alaba mas. cX-interest 3d. IS 40 GeOrgas
ex interest rs; rs SS11 North Carolinas IA o.
South CaIolinas, ex-interest, 81; new COZ.
PRODUCE.
New YoRK, Jan. 11.-Cotton firm and fairly active.
Sales 1869 bales at 1879. Four-Southern unchanged
1ea6 5Q common s625ae65S fancy and ezra 6.70a
SIS. Whisky lower 90a0l. Wheat opened steady, and
closed cent higher; winter red and western amber
s146a1. so. Corn cent better AMI in fair demand
partly for speculation; TaSe Pork frmer; old
meas Sl9.25aI 80; mess 800 Beef quiet and
steady; plain mess 10a1 c.. extra l5alsc. Lard firm
or; kettle 121zal2A. Naval stores firm. Turrentne
quiet. Rosin dull TalloY steady at SIC.
Cincinnati Market.
CIEcISSAT1, Jan. 11.-Flour in moderate demand;
family S55oa575. Corn quiet and unchanged, 52a53c.
Pork quiet; S1900sl950 Lard steady and in moderate
dem nd. at 1114113zc. Bacon-ony a limited iobhing
demand Shoulders &c. Gear sides He. Whisky
quiet and unchanged
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-Flour active: superine winter
81 2500s4 So Corn firm at 40a42I Tobacco and bag
ging unchanged. Provisions frmer. Pork Slo54 Lard
quiet; prime lie. Whisky steady at sss4.
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Coal Creek Coal, and No other Kind.

Pure Drugs and Chemicals, at Head &
Locke's, Wing Building. dee22-tf
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OTHERS PRrCFs.

Agent for East Tennessee Of the Great Ameri-
can Tea Company. jan1l-tf
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Advertise in she CHRONICLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

COAL YARD FOR sALE--wITH 4 LONG LEASE
n aud doing large business; OF the best LOCATIONS
Apply 10 ISAAC T. TATE, GO Nassau street
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
a and Ga or
lands affected thereby hst the following assessments
Board OF Assessors for examination BY all persons interest
For uilaing receivin: norheas. of Front
and Whitehall streets
and Whehal streets '"''- '0~ sO'"'' = :" ~'e'
For building receiving basin southeast OF i2sh
FOR building receiving basa northeas, corner OF l29h
For building receiving basin southeast OF Third
FOR building receiving basin northwest Of Fourth
avenue and 1hiriy-hrst street
sireet and Seventh az nue. : '-'''
& For building sewer in Fifth avenue, between Thirty.
building sewer in Nineteenth street, between Sixth
10 FOR Iqialnr completion in D. between
1t FIR eundng sewer, completion in d,
u For building outlet sewer Fh avenue between lss.h
ls rsga s,ne and grading osb street, between Fifth
.. 1as houses aa 3 y es al s
parcels OF land ssused on ~
The ea.tery side Of avenue, between issth and
l2etb streets and running esiery thererom l2sh
llssh streets % The extent Of 2oV feet
avenue. and running sassr,y ihsrerom 20. fse,
and Third AMI the westerly side Of Second avenue
from = fo1{ n =, street
and Thirty second sireela ,.s
The o. 80 e sS hs
H aide or seventh avenue, between l2tth ana l2s,h
streets. .
The eastery Fifth avenue, between Thirty fourth
and Thirty -nfth . - -
y The properly known Ward Nos 227l TO 2275, and
2s2o 2ss, situated in Nineteenth street. between Sixth
and seve nth avenues. -.
TO- Both sides OF n, between Fourth and Fifth
streets .
H. Both OF D, between Third and Fourth
property bounded by Is4h and iseth streets, and
Fourth and Eighth -.
hse ryeT the OF hall the block on the inerscct
Ing stress.
All persons whose affected by the above
named assessments and eryHAes 20 term, or ether
Of them "a fber objections IN wiring
70 Richard 1w ed Chairman OF The board SCISSORS Mt
their cc No ~ Chatham street. within thirty days from
che OF this notice. RICHARD TWEED,
THOMAS h. ASlEN,
MyER MYERS,
FRANCIS A. SANDS
Is. ard o. tsscssorL
Once Board OF Assessors, New York, nsS w. ls7L
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-PRICE $1,000; BAR
~ gain; good corner location avenue in Brooklyn;
capital opportunity for physicisn.
STRICKLANDS Drusglsts' Agency, 70 Cedar street.
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A LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS B 81
n estabsbei for sale, account OF vi health;
sp ndid chance; lease and favorable; agents.
Amply a 606 Sixth
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FIREWORKS.

L'iREwoRKs FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY AND ALL
occasions Of feeviy and rejoicing supp led by JAMES
FAlN, OF Albion place. Wsworth. London, England ryro
tcc.ns Royal Yacht Squadron, &C., mnnufacurer
exporter OF every description OF Fireworks Displays any
sgntude. Wholesale agsu,a wanted In the States.
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A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, ON SECOND AVE,
n nue. Fiftleth and Slxeth streets. for sale
cheap. Apply to SAMUEL JONES, % cortlandt street,
from, n A M tf p. m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

EVENING TELEGRAM.
E-"Bven!ng Paperr The sound il well,
VERY fresh news from the city TO tell
Ever in haste to open the sheet,
News from all parts the eyes 70 greetI
LIN such rutter to gaze the page.
News from all quarters of peace or OF ragss
G-Gracious infamous, pious or bad,
TELLING Of doinrs. CHEEKY sad;
Every taste suited, the stsd and the rover.
L-Laden with facts for the gay and the sober;
EVERY ones friend and noboay's tool;
0-Gencrous and jus, to the wise and the fcoi;
R-Racy and daring. full OF fashion and fun;
A-An phases mirrored, the city is "Done"
M-Men saou, In their giee "TnE TzLEoRAM's comew
TWO CENTS.
soc. A MONTH 80 YEAR.
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4 SPLENDID LIQUOR STORE FOR sALR-LOCA-
n ton No. low great bargain; unquestionably
very chance. Particulars 23 Chambers street.
GEORGE W. Sinners, Store Agency.
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AT NEW BRIGHTON s. Ito RENT TWO VILLAS
n furnished and nnfnnishrd all modern improve
charming, retired locally shade and fruit trees; gardens
planted view unsurpased within 81 minutes Of all street.
WM. ELLIOTT n CO, l,An Broadway
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no CONTRACTORS.
i Proposals. will received nj the Water COMMISSIONER
Office 80 Main street, IN O'Clock r. NJ Of the nd day OF
May ISL, for constructing about 1900 nca fset OF brick
and i20 neA feet of pipe In the Montgomery
and Fallkl districts.
The rroposas should sealed addressed ITO the Water
Commissioners" and endorsed "Proposais for Sewers"
The maps. proGle necessary and specification
NAV be seen the Coinmssioners Office
Monday, The Sth inst. - -
The work 10 be completed by fc let day Of July, lSI2
feciuity In tue Of $2u, o0J will be required.
Py order oil tie Board - -
PouankEEreis, N. y, May 3, 1871.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY. MAY 2z lsn-TRlPLE SHEET


(NUNARD LINE. x
~ THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIvEkPOOL,
CALLING At CORK HAkBOR. ..x
CURA Wsines lay, May AL. PPo: THURSDAY. LAY g
CHINA. sanesday, May 81 PARTHIA Saturday LAY
SCOTIA Wednesday, June BATAVIA Saturday yune
JAVA Wednesday, June II ALGERIA Saturday june -
RUS la. ednesday June u SAMARIA. Thursday june ID
RATES OF PASSAGE.
ny the wednesday Steamers, not carving Steernge :,
First Cabin $50 gold. Second Cabin Va g oa.
Return Tickets. -. " .... $3.50, gold.
By tue Thursday and Saturday stcamers
FIRST Cabn 49, gold. Storage .tCu currency.
steer.3s Tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
parts OF Europe, lowest rates.
Through bills Of adnc given FOR Belfast GLASGOW, Havre
Antwerp and other ports The Continent and tor Medr
rAneAn ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at tho companys
For ssserase passage At III Broadway. Trinity Building
CHAT, @. FkANCxLYN, Agent,
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FOR sALR.

A.-FoR SALE, SECOND HAND SAFES, AT VERY Low
"a prices assortment constantly hand. Safes ex
CHANGED ANGLICAN STEAM SAFE COMPANY, 800
Broadway.
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only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

NNLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPANys NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BKTw ZEN NEW YORK AND AAyKE,
CALLING AT BKEST.
The splendid vessels this for the Cont.
nent VIII sai fom pier No 80 North river. 40 olowst
LAFAYETTE. Rousseau Saturday May 20
ST. LAURENT Lemane. -. -. Saturday, June
WILLIE Dc PARIS, surmont -. saturday, June II
PEREIRE Danrc.... Saturday, July
Price OF pssags In gold nnc.uding wlno)
FiTss Cabin l,I $40 Second Cablo.. .....x's
Excursion Tickets At reduced rates.
travellers going and roturnnl from The CONT
OF Europe by taking the OF this line, avoid
both transit by English railroad the .scomfors Of
ing tho Channel besdes saving trouble and expense.
GEO MACKENZIE Agent
IS Broadway.
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A SAMPLE ROOM AND CIGAR STORE FOR SALE
"A at low price; bcs location and good business; good
Tor selling Apply to MT BOTS ia Blocker street.
No
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nEPARTMEHT OF DOCKS, s46 AND s48 BROADWAY
~ New York, May 49, s7lTo Contractors Proposals,
encosel In sealed and endorsed Proposals for
cubic yards OF Riprnp stone for Foundations"
with OF bidder win recc.ve at the Office
Department Of Docks until Monday May ~ ISL IL
socOJ CUBiC YARDS OF RIPRAP STONE FOR
FOUNDATIONS,
be transported 10 furnished by the Department OF
Docks.
rids win for the whole amount, for OF
lese than bVnU cubic wards
forms OF Specifications and agreements be OBJ
tanned at the office or the Department.
JOHN r. AGNEW,
WILSON q. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH,
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners.
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TThis Company insures Farm property
My. Organised ID lB4S.
aprlltl. q. c. MORSE. Agent.
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ded in the right arm and left hand. His
arm was amputated at the shoulder, and
from his hand he lost the middle and
part Of the first and third fingers In
this mutilated condition he was no Ion.
ger fit for the field, but was compelled
to accept his discharge and go home
He had been raised on farm, and knew
no other mode Of gaining a living Il
would have seemed, TO most of US, i'm
possible for him to perform farm labor
with any degree Of success, but he has
demonstrated that q determined will car
supply the place of right arm and
three fingers from the left hand.
lie does all, or nearly all of his own
work. hoes corn, chops wood, plows his
ground, cradles his grain, and mows his
grass; and so successfully has he done
all this, that, although he was, when dis
charged from the army, without prop
erty or money, except a little he had
saved out of his pay, he has supported
himself and family, and has bought and
paid for nice, well improved farm, and
owns considerable anout of stock and
other personal property.
He was married in 1865, aud has three
children. Long life to him and his, and
may he be honored as he deserves to be-
tor the noble example he has set to the
thousands of wounded and crippled sol
diers all over the land. Hereafter lei
no man beg for bread who has one arm
three fingers, and good health. w.
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.[From the Barnesville Enterprise. April 81
TIE FRUrr.-The protracted cold
spell has been DISASTROUS to the peach
crop Of this section. An examination
reveals the fact that most Of she crop is
killed. Insauses where the buds had
not expanded the fruit is probably shfe,
but very few trees were in that condi.
tion.s Other fruits, SO far as we can
learn, have escaped serious injury.
Our farmers, gardeners and fruit men
should join the. Horticultural Society,"
The discussions are interesting and in
stuctiye. Many gentlemen whose rres-
encc would add increased interest to the
discussion have as yet failed to become
members. No man with an acre of fruit
to cultivate can afford to do without the
assistance which these horticultural
talks afford. sa ts5 5sbsl
On Monday last, the house of Benia-
min Clark, who resides about five miles
south least of this place, was des troyed
by fire, which originated by Goals fall.
ing from the stove to the floor. Loss
about twelve hundred dollars.
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The Result In Connecticut Unde-
C60e0.

sNEw York, April 5-An Associated
Press dispatch from Hartford, Connect
icut, at two o'clock this morning, says
English has 16 majority, with posi-
bility of 40 more If Stamford gave
Jewell l04 instead of l44, as reported.
III is probable there will be a failure to
elect BY the people. ffl.
The Senate will have. a Republican
majority, and the House about Is Re!
publican majority.
EVENING Posr OFFICE, HARTFORD,
April 5-Our corrected returns give
English five plurality. There are slight
discrepancies in the votes of two or
three towns, but giving English the ben
eft Of all doubts, he can not have more
than Is or 20 plurality, and there arc
scattering votes enough to overcome
that and scnd tile election to the Legis-
lature There is an alleged mistake OF
"a in the count Of Enfield, which, il icor-
rected, will on our figures, put Jewell
10 ahead. The official count alone will
settle it beyond doubt. sfsszr
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Sheriff Sale.
Williams L wes.
vs..
John Brookoyer.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
IL from the court Of common pleas OF Mon
roe county, Ohio, will Ger for sale at the
front door OF the court house in the t,wn Of
Woods6eld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
am. aud O'Clock p.m..on
Saturday, the 6th day Of Nay. 1871,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The southwest part Of the northwest quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of section thirty
township two and range three; containing
twenty one Acres.
Also the east parto Of the northwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter CT section thirty
township two and range three. containing
twenty acres.
Appraised at $500.
= GEoRGK CALDWELL,
apr4w5. Sheriff N. c. o.
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awAt the meeting OF the Director

~At the meeting Of the Directors
Of the Agricultural Society, onISatur-
day, wooDAAx OKEr, G. W. CARRorH-
Kss and JnE WILL1Axs we're appointed
aeonmlttee 70 revise the list Of preni-
INNS The nsms Of the President, DE-
CovnT, was, on motion, added to the
eomnistee
WooDnAx OxEr and G. W. CAnRorH-
m were authoriEed to let the fair
grodid5 s' s... s...
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On Friday, the '2lst, and the Board on
Saturday, the 12d Al 8 O'Clock, at which
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-11
HFifteen hundred negroes voted il

kyFifteen hundred negroes voted in
Connecticut for the first time in that
State. and, OF course. voted solidly for
the Radicals. The Democratic gain in
the white voters is very considerable
This shows the drist Of public opinion
which is all. except the election of Con.
gressmen, in which We outsiders have
any interest. =