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CLERKS SALE
VALUABLE sTOREHoUsE
FRONT STREET, THIS DAY

Attention Is called to the sale of thai
spacious storehouse, No 206 Front street,
on the south line of the alley between
Adams and Washington streets, which
takes place in front OF the clerk and mss.
ter's office, or Second street, below
Union, to-day 1t IL O'Clock.
This being n of the largest store
houses on Front street, is particularly
adapted to tbs wholesale grocery trade.
and the sale should reosive the special
attention of those who are paying high
rents for inferior houses.
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LTuLES-A fresh lot OF mules arrived last
IVA night; 8 good lot OF males and horses on
hand - Eii times, at FARES q n
Stable, No. S8 second street. OCT
4 OTs On Walnut street, on time. Apply
4 4 81 50 Union Il. 4EO&9E DIXON.
ID EIDENCE-A desirable residence, No.
II - Jefferson stTesl; 3 rooms and Kitchen;
good servants houes, stable and carriage
house, coal end wood house, excellent cisteTn
ur1er new shea, AL in good repair; price
loW znd terms easy. Apply on premises. sell
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A. URE
Oct u
OF the
I'd
held Il
cnesdI
AMI
for nj
BY e1
Ou1uc
lAI
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~ ROCERY-with q fun stock, No q From.
4 street corpe- Jackson, rs
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LOCAL NEWS.
Go to Leddin's College.

Go to Lsddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, b~ricklsyer, 2S4 Main st.
-Armgtrons's Photographic Gallery,
No. 2I1 Main street. Tires fspltless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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=0R IEESg,
STRAYED

DMGLLlNG-Nith 5h acres OF land. on
baSa avenue Appfy 70
90 OICALLAs g. Shelby street
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FUBiTEEHRIMER q HExrKR. Jeffsrson
street market No. IS, beg leave leave 10
inform their Isrselitish friends and pa-
irons that they have engaged the Rev. +.
Hirsch, on the recommendation Of Mr.. n.
Malzsr, 81 Schsuchet, and viii endeavor
hereafter TO supply their customers every
day with fresh meat.
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1. ERNEST PERRIHa,

orgsnist Of St. Peters Church. late OF
LONDON and formerly Of the Academy OF
music OF New York, has taken up his
Residence in Memphis permanently, and
WIZ IAke limited number Of pupils, who
desire TO nnish their education a. vocalist,
or instrumentslizts. Lessons on thaoTgs,
at special rates, Nj. Perring MAKE a.
cultivation Of the voice a speciality A.
phcations may be left at the music storas
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tIsA
"a sO
sal |
efw.
due1
LAIN
-
fpBG
kaskl
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ID E5lDE ECE-At q bargain, one OF the mosi
II complete and delightful residences IN
shelby ccun y, 81 uRted en- the south side OF
Poplar street extended. known rs the Col
NaIs place, recently owned and Occupied
by n. CORONA, ESQ. For JeIms, etc, spPly
a. lna Emmet Bank. nO4
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House in the city is at 246 SEQ
ond street Hunt q Hsnson's old stsnd).
HANSON & WALKER,
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Try IT, Mrs. Wbitcomb desires ali to
try her syrup; it Is the great children's
soothing remedy, and sold at the low
price Of Is cents.
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RAILROAD PACKET cOMPAKY.
White River United States Mail Line
The STEAMERS
o9 e,Aaai3

h=ESAALIE ",
VIII run In connection with the Memphia
and Little Rock Railroad, leaving DsVal'a
Blum every Monday Wednesday and IVA
day, st 8 O'Clock pm, for Des Arc, AuQusfa
and J~aoksonport Avery Tuesday AND Frf-
day for all points between Dsvans Blr and
Mouth OF White river. Also, every Thmrz-
day at 10 o'clock am F, and every 6nndN1 ~
9 O'Clock pm, Tor Little Red river.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Presidant.
Al cuR&x, Secretary and Treaaursr. ssIy
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LAW REPORT.


First Circuit CSurt-HeaskeII. Judge
To-dsy's calendar Is as follows: $50
Rertro VS. Crowley; 73S, FTiersoD, sury
pant, vs. Apperson, exr; Sl2, Thomf
VS. Laird ct al; 903, Alexander VS. billiard
996, Ccalls, admir-, VS. Taylor et al: 939
Moore VS. Ensel, ga, Bartholomew & al.
len VS. Morrison Ct al; S6l, Cook vs. Cooke;
97S. C~icslla, admir-, VS. Taylor ct al; 974
McHenry vs Crook; 959, Jones vs. Nor
man: 10000, Mondell VS. Smith; 1907, Block
VS. Austop; lois, Wolfe VS. Hodges; 1915,
Modsr VS. Wait; 1920, Wigs, Cheek & Co
vs White; 1923, Vsn Prsng & Co VS. Kahn
1927, Myers vs. Trowbri5ge, 1923, NJ & A OF
ID 3mphis VS. Gsllsnd; 1880, Clifton VS.
Douglas; 1896, Briggs q Peterson VS. Tay-
Tor, Mcbride = Co; 1898, Winter VS. Muir
ply; 1893, Bohlon, Huse & Co VS. Boyd;
IO49. Fargsson & Clay VS. E~dgiDgton; 1C4I,
Robbie & Corles W Lawrence; lO43, King
va Memphis & Little Rock r r; lO47,
Critchley, Faucet q Co VS. Rosenbaum &
Bro; ls4S, Thimmell, adx, VS. Jtckson ms
Co; 1850. johnson vs. Twohig; 1855, Mooring,
use, etc, VS. Cameron & Co; 1854, SooVu & Co
VS. Howell; 1865, Downs, use, VS. Hsppeck;
1856, Southwestern Pub Co VS. Manshsld Il
&c; 1857, Greenfield vs. Reid; 1858, VIII
lisms VS. Brinklsyj 1853, Williamson VS.
Brinkley; 1850, Williamson VS. Brinkley;
1852, Bali VS. Glenn; 1908, Peoria Mutual
DoAoNOAous 65e1NA0bAOA vs. m6y6Is lUO2.
Brown & Co VS. Alden; 1913, Burton & Son
VS. Dee; 1888, Myers VS. Smith; 1884, Hayne
VS. Eimondson; loss, smith vs. Thorpe;
loss, TrOusdsls vs. Ksele & Co; 1859, Rog-
ers VS. Hsssenbscb; 1892, Picket VS. Musso,
jr; 1904 Flsherty VS. Sullivan; 1896, Clark
VS. Hunter.
First Chaacery COart-MOrgan, Chan
eeRlor.
The case Of Lof and VS. Coward was taken
up yesterday, and not finished at the hour
of adjournment. 1t will be taken up next
Tuesday. To-day motions will be heard.
Second Chancery Court Chancellor
scott
The Jury in the case OF Bank
VS. Able we're discharged, being I'M
able to agree. Cases set for today: 2S5,
Picksrd VS. Morse; 3l9, Geraty VS. Gersty /;
345, Warren VS. McGsvock; S47, Msnhst-
tau insurance company VS. Leftwich; 967,
bank VS. Abere -ombie; SOL, Hall
nan vs. Hsilmsn; 1893, Loewenstine VS.
Wolf; 1874, Polk vs. Stanton; SOS, SAM VS.
S96, Aehsn VS. Mehan; SG7.
Haroert VS. Hicksi 398, Brown VS. Hunt:
899, Bledsoe VS. Bledsoe 400, aMsyor and
Aldermen Of Memphis VS. Fed tuson; 4Ol,
Jones VS. Ticknor; 402. Way v4Way; 4G6,
Laird vs. Armour; as, st. John VS. Hodges;
40, Austin VS. BrinkleY,
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CoUeHs AND COLDS are often over
looked A continuance for any length Of
time causes irritation Of the lungs or
some chronic throat disease. Browns
bronchial Troches" are an eftectusl cough
remedy.
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SKE advertisement OF DR.. Butts, Dis-
Penssry, headed Book for the Million-
Marriage Guide-in another column. M
hould be read by all
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WHEATON,, the e~nterprising halter OF
Main street, has g string of red hats hang.
ing from the top Of his ESTABLISHMENT.
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EooNohE.-Tske your fall clothing 70
the steam DyeinR and mssnin0 Hanse
lhont Hansopis old stsndl SS Second
siresis HANSON A WALKER
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STEAkBaATS.
FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River PRekel
COmpany-U. y Mail
FOR Pin Bun. Little Rock and through e
Fort Smith direct.
Str. MARY BOYD---R. L. EIAInes. maste,
Will leave as above FRIDAY, November ID. h
at S pm.
For freight or passage apply to
W. s. KENNEDAY, Agent.
once on COmpaDy's WharfboSt,
nO9 Foot of Court stroet
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS at Brown
q Brownies, Sl6 Second street,
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& oYsTEsS

you VIII get by having vonr crstas 81
with Lemons ~Improvemsnt' den ~ a.
Second street. OAA NO
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J r. WRAY, with Menken Brothers.
Call and see him If you want good and
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Received daily per express bv v N
Fachs, Il Jefferson street.. ~
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Bur your hats and fars of Wheaton a
Co., the hssters. sign Of the tiger, III YOU
want hrst-class goods cheap.
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purpose o. candlosses ior mu-
nicipsl Offices.
There will be 3 last. energetic Radical
effort, made both by voting and trickery,
to get possession Of ths eitv cfices In the
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis asd New Orleans
THURSDAY PACKET.
For Now Orleans and ths Bends.
Season 1Rz1.1azo

The Elegant Passenger and freight 81 amer
$780, BELLE LEE E=N
]. Frank H-icka-master ]. s. --oierF
Wm leave Memphis for New orlaana !.
folOWa:
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PREPARE for cold weather, and have
your CRATES set with Lemons Improve
ment, Leave orders at 295 Second street
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Yesterday morning early q fine shower
of rain fell. At sunrise b weather
cleared of. and was pleasant during the
day. About 8 pm. q strong wind rose,
and Indications of more rain were favor.
able. Navigation is less difficult, and
larger boats are now running, most Of
which make good time. The river has
risen in the last 4S hours about 4 inches,
and Is now about IS inches higher than at
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NDuCus
A new company has been formed in
England for furnishing rOlliDg-stock
10 the Atlantic and Great Western
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My, oAc6pb hec9or, WhO received Tour
hundred and seventy-elght, and run his
competitor close, and lacked about TWEEN
ty-hve votes OF beating IN the home
stretch. Bill Rector is an honest and
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EXAMINE the CRATE in this ofice. ,T,s a
great saving OF fnel.-ED.
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NEW roofs made, tin roofs painted. and
all kinds Of roofs repaired by
g. G. JONES, III Poplar strset.
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Of the limbs, snd . little persuasive coax
ing, will prove . thousand times more ef-
fectual in inducing horses to DO patient in
shoetng than all the harzh, loudpitehsd
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sonSe u bno people OF the county on the
question Of leaning the credit Ofthe eoun-
ty, by ind0rsing the notes of the Memphis
and Raleigh Railroad company for 500, 600,
after the road shall hSve been graded anf
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LOUISVILLE, November 8 River risins
slowly, with 2 feet 10 inches at the head
of the canal. and Is inches In the chute
Raining at intervals all day.
ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Arrived: Belle
OF Pike, Memphis. Departed: H. 8. Tur.
ner, New Orleans; Alice, Memphis.
River falling slowly. Rain last night;
clear and cool to day. Freights south are
lower and unsteady.
CINoTNNATI, November 9.-River 4 feet
10 inches In the channel, and stationary.
Light rain throughout the day, but par
TALLY clear tonight and warm.
CAIRO, November 9-Port list: Dexter,
New Orleans to st. Louis, IL m; John
Kyle, New Orleans to st Louis,S am;
ST. Luke, Memphis to st. Louis, 8 am;
Columbia, Arkansas river to st. Louis, 10
am; Silver Bow, St. Louis to Red river,
IL am; Louisville, New Orleans to Cairo,
moons Ada. Heilmsn, Memphis to Cairo,
l pm; st. Joseph. st. Louis to MemphiR,
4 p M; Mary Miller cleared tor New Or
leaos at 5 pm. River rose 4 inches.
Weather clear. Mercury Coz,
NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-Arrived:
Bells Lee, Memphis. Departed: Andy
Johnson, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, November 9-Weather
clear and warm; rain this morning.
PIrTsBURo, November 9.-Rlver has %
inches in the channel and Is falling.
Thermometer sOe.
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LOoAE, SSoH Mann sIfeoI. azs N
1Atfest SssoTtnSnt Of Magazines, Piotorssls
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RIVER NEWS.

STEAM FITTING. BIS Second street.
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FOR RED RIVER.

Carter Line Of red River Packets.-For JET
feFs4 Shreveport, Grand Ecore
and Way Landings.
Str. SILVER MassIe mastar
In1s elegant passenger stsamer -
Will leave as above AESS
THIS DAY, lesh inst, at 4 pm
J. t. WASHINGTON, Agent,
n0I0 No 3 Madison street
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The Legal Tender met with q mistor-
tame Wednesday night about 10 o'clock.
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NASHVILLE, November L.-Aftsr rou-
tine business, Mr.. DuBose presented Epe-
tition from Bristol sRainst the tax an
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W. B. cal
COTTON FACTOR
AND
COMMISSION
Magnolia Block. Up-stAia,
2 Union Street. Asempbls. Tsen.
NlssISStp9I z TEaNESerr q
MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE r.. 4.

SECRETARY AND TREAsuRxR,a O--
October u u7i
THEAnn1al Nesting OF the slocE bca.
4 OF the Mississippi and TennsS-aa baA
road Company win Be hsld A. M ns5l-
Hotel, Mempnis, on wednesday, I6tb ~ ~
vem3ers ISL, all O'Clock am. at Who's go
an election VIII be held for Uirsatn-. 1ae.s
ensuing year. stockholders and ne
Ne WI 2s PASSED nee by exhinifils1 thaI-
STOCK certneates 20 The condnctor1 ner
AA.LAAR, secrstarx
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. LOais US. Mail Lin
WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.

Memphis and White RtveF United States
Mail Line.
Str. n. p. WALL. W. = Ashford, Master
VIII leave Memphis SATURDAY. 18th inst,
al . Pm, for Jacksonpoft and Little bed
river. For freight or passage apply to
W. ID. KENNEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on Compsny's WhaTfboat,
no9 Foot of Court 4 eet
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GREAT SAO RIFTCE

GREAT 81 ORIFICE
of
PRINCES AND LACES II
AL our SIX Fringes
LESS IHAN COST ;!
Crotchet and Thread Laces AT COST.
VaLencie'snss and GsSpure Laees AT
COST.
Patent PGLe1ciennes and Duchess Laces
AZ COST.
Sash Ribbons and Nelvets AT COST,
Our entire stock of
FANCY GOODS AT COST.
SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main Street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ST. Louis and New Orleans Packet ca,
For New Orleans and all Wav Landings
ST.. ShANNON master
This elegant steamer viii leave E
as above t
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at 10 am.
J. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent.
n0I0 No. 3 Madison stree.
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wHEArOS's hats are the best and cheap
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PROFESSOR JULIAN 0. SCHULZ.

PUMPS, BIS Second street.
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Boats Leaving To-day.
Rivers, weather and Busine.s,

Boats I'm Port
Sioux City. Phil Allin Mary BoyC
Legal Tender. Frank Forrest
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FQR SAFE.

II EsTATURhNT-Commerc ialR Restaurant
II will sell to a cash customer cheap, ~
SPECIAL business calls me 70 EuroPe
noe S. PER5TDES.
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DoSf.-On Wednesday night. nom fhS
a al the corner OF JeneTson an
Htopnd AZ eetsy 9 black mare pow s6onT
= ven Fesn old. No marks reooleafeJ ~
cep waite seddle-msrk on the bsof En5 :
4steD -Eealsd sore on the shoulder Ten doI
tsrs rsWard VIII be paid for the deliverV of
10 lnesst corner of Second.
r. BUCHIGNANL.
* ln n H~ARD-strsysd from the nm.
AO erslgu6d, On the 6th inst. q red-
@nlls COW without esr-marks. about
- gssfA cd. The above reward viii h
Chsl1ss. "mS On rim street,
D. h, A. SANDERS.
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PRINCES AND LACES II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17

ONE HUNDRED CA>l> X EIENEN DEATHS.
Tie steamship Franklin, of Tia, ijal'ic
i.loyd line, arrived nj New York on
Saturday night, with 4 number OF Gases
of cholera on board. She sailed from
Stettin October 10, touching ut Copen-
hagen October -, and at Chrisiianscl
October l.. Ga leaving tie latter port
she bad - cabin and 81 >trerhgr pas
sengcIs, and Il crew ol a. men. When
ten days out, the first case OF cholera
made its appearance anon" the >ic"ra@e
passengers, AMI when Tho steamer put
into Halifax, y. ), last week, to Oh
tain coal, there had been nearly 100
cases Of cholera and choIc:;ic di&irhca,
of which ten had pro'cl fatal. Since
leaving Halifax one death has occurred,
and % patients, sulirIin. from cholera,
were sent 10 the West Bank hospital on
Monday. The wcll passengers were al
so transferred 10 the uiici States steam
cr Delaware. which has been fitted up
as a receiving -ilip by the quarantine All
thoriiir-. The Franklin. after Tia tri,i.s-
fer Of her passengers, WIS "rdcrrd +"
lower quarantine, wh,rr -ic viii be-
thoroughly di,initctcd
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can GOOd come from Erd :.

y late number of the Chicago Adj
vance contains an article under heading
OF "A Needed Lesson" and cndcavors
to point out some of the good results
that may be expected TO cone Of the re-
cent great and destructive fire in Chica-
90. 1t regards the event rs disciplinary.
and eXhoris the sufferers to so look upon
it, and accept the lesson with cheerful
Christian designations, and consoles them
with the assurance that it is not to be
regarded as one Of unmixed evil. Among
other things, it says:
But now God has made economy Il
necessary virtue to thousands who have
been rich; and it will be years before
they will have the means of sclt-indul-
gence on the scale 10 which Of late they
have been accustomed. Families are
dismissing all their servants, and dom"
their domestic work themselves; others
are contriving TO use the services Of but
one hired woman. Horses and carriages
are being sold, and street cars are 10 take
their place, or the still more healthy pc
destrian exercise. Boarding is still sub
stituted for housekeeping Ga mistake, in
many cases, because it toregocs Il home
for the family and cheap tenements or
half-tenementS are substituted for the
marble fronts. In furniture, for :,
time, pine is largely TO prevail over ma
hogany, rosewood and even black wal
nut, while offices themselves are con-
tracing from several rooms to one or
two. We must do our Chicago ladies'
and gentlemen the justice TO say, that to
this reduction Of expenses they are sub
hitting with great cheerfulness. 1t
would be instructive, were it proper for
us to reveal the facts which have come
To cur knowledge in thIS matter: it
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would show noble fortitudc on the
part of those once wealthy, and would
place some of the young ladies in more
attractive light QiitIc as they believe iD
before their wouldbe husbands, than
that in Which they have stood when
dressed in the height of fashion under
blazing chandeliers. There is reason TO
believe that one generation of boys and
girls in Chicago will escape the mental
ruin which laNury was likely TO produce
They will be brought up to sell-reliant
industry, and will thank God, in future
life, for the calamity which befell their
parents in the great conhagration.
Others, we rejoice 10 know, who had
looked forward to Il winter Of amusc
mcnt, have accepted, instead, Il winter
OF laborS among the poor, and mean TO
spend in charity what would have been
wasted in luxury. And 50 God has
Taught us one needed lesson
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
JUr War IOrE EIccfiOU.

The result Of the election in New
York WAS about ~ much Of surprise
10 the llicnd- of reform ~ To the thieves
Themselves To be sure Tie boss Oi the
lanmany rin%, Tweed, i chosen to the
-rnatc hy lr;uliulcat votes, bat h. l. the
only I'ammany candidate elected I" the
uprrr hon-,. and but few al his asso-
hates ar. chosen +" ILr lower. The
Rcrublic:rus Lave Il %ood clean Two
thirds maiurily in the legislature, and
,an carry any reform measures they
please il they use their power Judlclous-
Is. and relieve New FORK OF the nest Of
thieves and robbers which have carried
rn there with 30 high an hand. The
mate stands - republicans to 8 demo
,r;,t-. and the assembly 90 republicans
20 IS democrats Last year the demo-
crafts had \ majority Of two IN the sen-
atc and three in the assembly. 1t will
i,r seen that the election was Il Waterloo
tn the democracy.
The result OF this contest in New y ork
-hcwS very prominently what the people
can do rs against i corrupt organization
al rim" # they - viii it. The TweedS,
I oucllyS, Halls and Jim Fi>ks, flourish
tur 4 while and seem 10 90 ON swimming
~ The thoughtless may say there is
no end to such IaScality and robbery
that the fact of their success is proof that
lhr American people applaud success no
matter If acquired under suspicion. Eut
the result Of the past week shows that
there j. still virtue i'll the people, and
hat neither fraud nor the unblushlng
~" of money by political tricksters will
avail 10 avert the wrath OF an indignant
people when once aroused.
We are clad To record that the press
- recognized a u great agent in bringing
about this change and reform. Without
the manly stand and telling blows Of
.uch papers a. the New York Tim, and
Ilarpcr's Weekly, the rim" wonld have
lolrd and robbed Nrw York for years 10
come.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-11-17
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