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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-19
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
IN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Sun,mopu R,r DaliaP

THE STATE OF SUUTH CARULlNA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
IN THE COURT OK COMMON PLEAS.
Summons for Relief.
Elias John Emrle, as Administrator Of the Estnte
of Mrs Elizabeth II. Earle. and as Aimnisira-
tor de Toms non of Estate OF T.. +. Earle, dec'd
Plaintiff against James ". Earle, Julius X,
Earle, Francis W. Earle. Alexander G. Earle,
James II Earle. J. RainsIurd Earle Ellen G..
Earle. Samuela e. Earle and ohm W. Daniels,
Defendants.
To The Defendants Francis W. RarlO, Alexander
z. Earle James H. Earle J. l.ansford Earle.
Ellen G. Earle and San,nslla &. Earle:
XTOU are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the Office of the Clerk of Common Pleas
for the said county, and 10 serve copy of your
answer to The said complaint on the subscriber at
his office, at Anderson Court House, State OF
South Carolina. within twenty days after tho SER
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day of such service
and if you full to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Dated at Anderson C. H., S. c., Dec. o. 1870
B.F. WHITNER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendants, Francis W. Earle, Alexander
Z. Earle James II. Earle, j. Rsinsford Earle
Ellen G. Earle and Samuela G. Earle:
TAKE NOTICE, that the Summons in this 40.
tion, Of which the foregoing is o copy, was filed
in the Office of The Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas at Anderson Court House, in the county Of
Anderson. on the 9th day of December, ID. 1870.
B. +. WHlTNER, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Anderson z. H., 8. G.
Dec Is. 1870 20
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-19
PLAIy AND FANCY
X AND JOB PRINTING! Nc ..
o a Young Physician.
BY JOHN @. WHITTIER.


H., paths Of pain are thine. Go iorth
j gith healing and with hope;
~ suffering OF q sin-siek earth
Shall give thee ample scope
smite down the dragons, fell and suOns'
Whose breath is fever fire;
ko knight of fable or Of song
4 Eneountered foes more dire
m hoIisst task by heaven decreed'
An errand all divine,
rbe burden Of cur mortal need
To render less, Is thine
A. crusade thine for cross or grave
But Gsr the hving man
G., firth 70 x1ccor and TO save
An that thy skilled hands can
f.Sore the unveiled mysteries
v Of Life and death, go stand
E1ith guarded lips and Teverent eyes,
Ind pure Of heart and hand
shalt thou be with power endued
FROM him who went about
~ syrian Il-pAths, doing good
ana casting devils out
: mai holy helper Iive.h yet,
Thy friend and guide to be-
he healer BY Genesaret
shaII saIk the rounds with thee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-19

J Advertisers residing the Eastern United States,
pay for their cards by enclosing Grsfhbdcks United
States Postage Stamps for such they wish pay
and their cards will be inserted table, the tins
paid for.
~ Business Cards. when prepaid for year, allowed
rates. advertise
when paid or charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-08-19
late American Ballads.

~ AMERICAN BOYS VERY LAST REQUEST"
Gise my box and string to trOther,
Mamma, when Pm dead
When the sexton puts me, mother,
Ia my little bed.
III the Job is like 70 throw him
When the string he jerks,
lel him get some boy TO show him
blow the old thing works
Tel our neighbOr that the tin hen,
Causing all his rips,
Didn't finally cave in when
j passed in my chips;
sough your son forgives him, few know
How he fired q shelf
Pal of things to stop my-yOu know
hOw it is yourself
FHzE YOUR CHEAP DIVORCE IS GRANTED.
when your cheap divorce is granted,
Mother, and you leave the West,
sail stay with you or fatheri
Tel me, mother. which the best,
1.e'n be much surprised, 1 fear me,
When he knows what you have filed,
And unless you hover near r.e,
He'll appropriate your child.
Hofher, If the move was needful;
IL the income you and he
EAared so long. at last has bred an
lncompatibilify
II you'll be his wife no longer,
When returning from the West,
Which am 10 love the stronger7
Tel me, In0Iher, which the best!
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09
ILLINOIS.
gepor, of the Ala Co,nm5t,.c.


CHICAGO, Nov. The Executive Commit
tee OF the Chicago Relief and Aid Society has
published an official financial statemest of the
amount actually received up co the 9TH of No
vember. The actual subscription is $2,050.000,
out of about $500 900 subscribed This in
cludes 100000 in the hands OF the New York
Chamber of Commerce, ane 100000 in Boston
not yet placed to the credit OF the fund. The
The society is pow aiding about 60 600 persons
The most pressing need for which the commit
tee has to provide is shelter for the homeless
thousands during the coming winter. The
committee is eding the burned outs in erect
ing on their former sites or on leased grounds
in order that they may be able to stay during
the winter and Eext summer and be present
tor the work of rebuilding -Four thousand of
these houses sheltering about 10000 people,
I'VE already been rebuilt and others will be
erected. The number altogether to be shelter
ed is $4,000. The cost OF these temporary build
ings with some necessary furniture, will be
about 81 100000, leaving about $2250 600 to
meet the depands for wood, clothing, fuel and
general expenses FROM the 18Th of October I'M
til the completion OF the work, which cannot
possibly end with the prese mt winter.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09


proofs of the doctriAe of the souls immortality
which the Sculptures Just read afforded, and
gave brief outline of the Lille Of the deceased
followed by an analysis OF his character, as it
had been presented in his short acquaintance
with him. He spoke OF him as a quiet, molten
siye, contented man, never repining over re-
heated failures and troubles-living hermit
life in the midst of the city's stir and hustle
He was unsocial and liked best to be left alone,
and when visited seemed to enjoy most the de-
narture of his visitor. The lesson that he drew
from the latter feature of bis character was
that it is our duty to cherish those friendly
amenities and hospitable opportunities which
God has given us; for our own comfort and
endowment aud for the eley alton OF humanity
The speaker erred in regard to Mr.. Morgan
social habits. On the contrary he was, up to
the very hour of his death, quite SOCIAL IN ms
habits and would sit until midnight in the no.
tells talking to whomsoever would near him.
He was accustomed to take long walks INTO
the adjoining towns to visit old acquaintance
and large number of acquaintances enjoyed
frequent calls from him.
After the services closed, the body was taken
to evergreen Cemetery, the Bar and the Aged
brotherhood accompanying the remains to the
confines of the city.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

THE ARIoNs.-This favorite musical club
which SO often have delighted our cit;zens hv
their inc singing, especially during last season
when they appeared in public on several occa.
sions and were received with the greatest en-
thusiasm, was disbanded on Tuesday evening.
The event was celebrated by grand supper at
the well known restaurant of Stephen John.
son & Co., on Exchange street, at which a
large pumter Of the members were present
and the occasion was one of great interest. Az
ter the cloth had been removed, an hour O.
two was very pleasantly spent in singing tn,
songs of Eye olden time" in reviewing thu
pleasant memories of the past, and in socia
conversation. At late hour the party sepai
ated, having spent most delightful evening
and one which they will long remember.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

The DEATH OF FRANK W1NsLow The Ros-
ton Journal gives the particulars of the sudden
and awful death of Mr. franklin Winslow, the
cashier of that establishment on Tuesday night
He left the office about 9o'clock and took the
train for his residence at Newton. When the
train reached the station he stepped from the
smoking car upon the inward track, and as he
stepped out, in some way tr.pped and fell upon
his back just as the inward train was passing
Middlesex Hall. He was struck by the,loco-
motive, which passed over him, as did also the
baggage car and forward wheels of the next
car. The wheels passed over his left thigh,
cutting his leg SO that it hung by slight band
of flesh just below the knee. The femur was
fractured, the wheels passing from the knee
upward, and there was wound in the lett in
quinal region through which the contents of
the abdomen escaped. From the wrist of the
left arm to the shoulder the whole arm was
mass Of Jelly, and only held to the shoulder by
mere shreds. There was number Of slight
bruises on either side OF the face, and cut on
the back of the head. His death was almost
instantaneous Mr. Winslow had been con-
nected with the Boston Journal for over twen-
ty years, and was highly esteemed for his many
good qualities of head and heart by those who
were associated with him in business, as we'll
as by the very large circle who shared bis ac-
quantance He was a native OF Portland, a
son of Daniel Winslow, esq, and brother OF
j. N. Winslow, of the Eastern Express Com
pany, and next younger to him. He was about
40 years of age, aud leaves wife and four
| children, who will have the tenderest sympa-
thy of large circle of friends in their sad and
| sudden bereave ment.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09
pteasss.

Secretary Bsutsell refuses fatty to, issu
papers to the 'extrieated'' fishing schoonf
Edward B. Horton. Curious people have IN
vested large Sums in sea lions, meima!ds AM
other aquatic monsters, bat it is doubtful
any party ever invested so many stamps In
sea elephant as those Gloucester fishermen
Charleston Is. G marksmen are losing
their wonted skill. According to the News o
mat city thirteen hostile pistol shots have
been fired in tie last two days, aud Eobody
hurt"
Burning matches urder the nose of little
scholar is what Galesburg, Ill ,schoolmistress
thought the correct thing! A committee in
Vestlgated ithe matter, and pronounced the
punishment Improper, but not severe"
The Chicago Post calls for somebody to put
keg OF nitro glycerine or non-explosiye kero-
sehs under the McGarrahan claim.
: VIM. L. Smith, Dem /, at Springfield, Mass
Is elected Senator instead oil Brown, Rep as
reported heretofore 4@ III 40
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09
HS00.cssic MARKETS..


GLOUCESTER FIsR MABKpr for the week en1ing
Nov. S-Georges Coofsh-Holders firm; light sales
at So IS " qt Bank Codfish in light stock and no
trans lcti ms Mackerel-Stock of Shore consular, Il
light and prices Irregular Tor straight lots; last sales
at SIS and $ 10 W DBL Tor mess 1's and rs; sales of
1899 Ibis q y at sil 90 BIZ for rs and
lib. Oil 50 q 55c per ga.
NEW YORK. Nov e-Evening.-C in fair de-
mand sales 342s bales; AilIrng urIao DIS isle. Flour
steady; sales 80 ibis; State 5 80 a 575; round
rn 6 so @9z5. Wheat a Sc higher; sales les 900
bush; No. slning at so; No do at 81 a "a |;
A Me.srb Il b I it. s ea Winter Red
600 bash; ne Mixed Western 79c; old do isle Oats
tirmer; sales ST. tOu busn.; Ohio 52 a 53ac. Beef is
Lard s'eady at o. q ioc suter steady Wbsk SS;
more active and lower s9I q 9lc, chiefly the latter
do a 9Ir; rrfiuing 81 a 9gc. Ccfiee firm ana quiet
Rio III q l9lc. MoilsSes dali. Naval Stores-Spiit:
Tupentine unchanged at Gss q 69ic. Resin steady
at 70 tor straintd Petroleum quiet crude 122 a
i3e; refined 22R az 2sc. Tallow drmer at az 95;.
Wo!l more aa'iye aud frm; pulled SIZE.
ID; Wheat I'D. ~ '''aAi
oHIcseo, Nov. s.--Flour in good demand. Wheat
active and higher; No. | Spring 23 a 2sl; No.
! 192 q 2li; No DO l2s; rcjeclei do Of: No.
Spring seller November 1872 do last half 1919 a
20; DO December q Corn a tive and higher
demand and higher; No. at 5SI q 60c. Oats active
and hlsher;, No ..S2ic; rejected 2sI q 2ec; seller
december 81 q JIG, 40 January 49,, do March Pile
Barley active and higher: No. Spring So a Isl
No. 3do d. "a Ape; rejected &c. Pork quiet and weak
at ~ 70 q y o.! seiea 1ecemoer IL 10, DO january
y q, no 70 W y 10 Il Lard IN fair de-
sc short rib ses {c. Clear s;e, 71c G-ea
steadv: shoulders III "a 4e: short rbs 6c short rsa
e. b eft unchanged; Whiskey quiet at &c.. Live
Ho1s in good demand at 8 IS q Is.
hsects oi oos 900 p oo sc h9ur loo Uoo
y nno Loo y, u ooo , 1S ~ push oats,
o4'o NY % I5e Az &
,ro nno 'i 10 600 '1d,voV u e "ieat
co onn ~, ro''0o Du'n' oa'S ''o'oo' push
oal'eS, % WV p"su. ise. - 49,. .i r.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Flour quiet. Wheat dropping;
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

in Saco or Biddeford yesterday and brought
here Leonard IT, Redlon, who is charged with
rape on Mary Frances Bond at hotel in this
city on the 18th of July last. The complaint
is sworn to by George w. Bond, husband of
said Mary Frances. Ridlon, who is married
man, accuses Boud of marital infdelity, and
the details of the affair which led to the prose-
cution, as given by the prisoner, are unfit for
publication The matter will be judicially in
I'd
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

The shipments from lynn for the week have been
1850 cases, against 1866 cases for the corresponding
week last year.
The shipments from Haverhill for the week have
been 1863 cases, against 1915 Tor the week
Ia II year.
The market generally is quiet, and there are only
small orders tor goods to keep mp assOrments. Wes-
tern buyers purchasing very lew goods, as there
appears to be good assortment in reiajlers' hands.
Mems fancy slippers in good leqnest, aud those
manufactures who have an established repu alton
are in the midst of very successful business. We y
few manutaciucr have commenced operations for
Spring work and the most prudent men will not be
anxious to mike up a large quantity OF goods in sn
ticlpdii ion OF an early Trade.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

BISHOP CAMPBELL stated last evening at the
close of his sermon, that he barely escaped
assassination on tbs day of the recent Mupici-
pal election in Philadelphia, when Cato was
so brutally murdered. The Bishop had re-
turned from Baltimore on the day of the cleo
tioD reaching home at about 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, and did not leave his house; other
wise he would surely have shared the fate OF
Cato, as he had been marked Tor death pre-
u;ouS Al tha elactio
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09
wiaCON sIV.

MT w fSCONS1U SuntF6f8.
MADISON, Nov. s The following has been
issued to-day:
To the people OF the United States:-
The Relief Committee inform me that the
supply of clothing in hand, in transit, and
ready for shipme Mt, will be sufficient to meet
the wants OF The sufferers by fire in this State
No further contributions of this kind is needed
now. Your generosity has comfortably cloth.
ed the needy for tbs winter. They would moi
tax yeur liberality longer than is necessary
and greatIul'y thank you for your liberal and
timely aid
(Sigued) LUcIUs FAIRcHILD,
CIV nf wisconsin
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

GLOUCESTER FIsR MABKHT for the week enlins
Nov. S.-George's Coofish-H oders firm light sale.
at So IS " qti. Bank Codfish in light stock and nc
trans lcii)ns. Mackerel-Stock of Shore consdert d
light and prices irregular Tor straight LOTS last sales
at 10 and $40 W Dbl. Tor mess. rs and rs slles o.
So for 2's. Smoked Haiibut- market firm at i2c q
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

ACCIDENT. John Edwards, the wellknown
printer of this city, met with quite serious
accident on Tuesday evening. He was walk
ing down Middle street, when person 1un'
ming came in collision with him, knocking
him down and bruising him. During inc
night he was attacked with severe pain ana
physician was called. An examination showe
that one of his ribs had been broken by The ac-
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

tSnecial Dispatch by International Line.
BOSTON, New S.-iReported for the Press,f-The
following is a list of prices quoted this afternoon:
DomeStic-Uh'o ana Pennsy lyania pick lock 20 a
73 do choice Xxx "a q 65c; fine 62 q C2Ic; medium
"a % Soc; coarse 5S a Coo; Michigan extra and XIX
90 "a G5c fine 60 q Gle; medium 81 "a Csc; COM
mon IS q SOC; other Western tine and extra GO a
&c; meGum 60 % 63c; common So q 57c; pulled ex-
ira 50 q 75. superne So q 7tc; No at 40 % ste
conbnS fleece at IS a 72c California at IS % Sc
Texas at 30 a 4IJc Canada conbing 70 q IS; Smyr-
ma washed al % "a 400; unwa>hed IS q SOC; Buenos
Ayres at 81 q AZ; Cape of Good Hope at 81 e Ale;
Mesza pulled 60 a src.
Rematk:-The mark is quiet Tor domestic Wool,
and in prices no change; stocks quite moderate and
holders OF desirable fleece Indifferent about sell
mig unless III prices are realized. In New York
there has been little m tone 10 the market gen
orally, although there is material increase in the
voiume OF business consummated. Holders in
d.nerent about operating and the market closes
strong.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

NOVEMBER OWL TERM, LANE. j.. PRESIDING.
wEDNEsDAY.-Geotge w. Libby Henry S.
Thtasher. Assumpsit on account annexed for groc-
cries. Ad damnum $500. Verdict for plaintiff Tor
full amount claimed, with interest.
Howard & Cleaves. G.F. Emery.
at noon To-Day Nathan Webb, Esq, called the at
tenten Of the Court the decease OF Jonathan Nor
gan, ESQ.,, and after some eulogstic remarks moved
that the Court adjourn out OF respect to his memory
Judge Lane replied in a few appropriate remarks,
after which the Court adjourned until to NOR
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

BaromeIer corrected lot temperature and eleVat
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

WIDOWS Wood SocIETY.-At the annual
meeting, held last evening, the following eff
GERS were elected: President, Charles Holden
Vice President, FL. c. Barnes; Secretary, C.
c. Hayes; Treasurer, Samuel Rolfe; Auditor,
James II. Baker; Directors, 1st Parish, Unita-
rian, NJ p Emery; 81 Parish Congregational
s. W. Larrabee; High ST. Congregational, S. G.
Chase, State st. Congregational, T. R. Hayes
Chestnut street Methodist, H. C. Barnes; Con
gress street Methodist, Ezra Drew. Pine st.
Methodist, George FL. Cushman; st. Stephens
Episcopal, s. I. Corser; St. Luke's Episcopal,
George e. B. Jackson; st. Pauls Episcopal
George E, Aver; Congress Square LIST Uriver-
salst, John Barbour; 81 Universalist, s. III.
Coeswortb; LIST Baptist, d. b. Kicker; Free
street Baptist, Lewis B. Smith, Park street
Unitarian, James 81. Baker; West Congrega-
tional, G. RI. johnson; Casco street Free Bap-
fist, James Cobb: Plymouth Congregational,
james erie; Preble Chapel, Unitarian, Rev.
w. I. Phelan; Bethel Church Congregational.
Rev. Francis Southworth; Mountfort street NJ
E.. William Brown; Newbury street, John
Parr; st. Lawrence street, HI. H. Burgess;
New Church, David Tucker; St. Dominics'
Catholic, Daniel L. Began; Catholic Cathe-
dral, Patrick MCGOWAN; Spiritualist, Asa Han
son; Advent Church. Stephen X. Dyer.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

A Conue cticut farmer sold lamb to butch
er at certain price per pound, with the agree
ment that quarter of the animal should be re-
turned to him after killing. The butcher charg
ed the farmer retail ptice, and, on striking the
balance, the latter found himself indebted to
the cunning butcher by the operation.
An example in this liae can be found nearer
than Connecticut; for does any farmer believe
he could drive beef to any of our markets
and buy back quarter at the retail price for
what he received for the whole of his animal
on the foot? k aga
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

bran, lot mcse. =a
Receipts by Railroads aud Steamboat.
GRAND TRU,,K RAfLwAY.-24O cans milk, 70
bbs four Is tnbs butter, 81 hides 40 tdls boards,
"a boxes peg wovd "a rolls leather, 80 cars lumb T.
do wheels, do iron, do bark, co pickets, Go
starch, do hay, do apples,2 do potatoes. 10 do
corn , do sundlies. Shipments 70 Lower Provinces
100 bbls -four, cals barley.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-91 cases mdse, &c
muttons quarters beef 8 bdls leather, 80 do shov-
els. boxes poultry, q pkgs sandries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BOsToN-25 boxes
sp;ces g ca ks nails. 10 empty bbs. Al bls gas pipe,
9e neces castings IA bds ron 81 do sheep SKINS 80
do water pipe 10 casks Spikes II pieces soapstoEe ~
naner bags II pigs furniture, 81 boxes bread prepsr-
alton 8 bolts duck. GO kegs lead carriage, sewing
ma hines 10 dressed hogs, casks oil, 20 bills pork
~ cases and 10 bales domesiits, horse, carriage
100 pkgs to OIder. For Canada and up countrywide
boxes empty cans piano orte, 80 bae' WOOL 10 bdls
leather hhd sugar, 80 bags dyewood "a bills Steele
4 nieces marble, rs pkgs to order.
STEAMER FRANCONIA FROM NEW YoRK-2730
dry hides, 260 halt chests tea 149 burr blocks, "A
bales cotton. IS do rags II do hurlaps, do Gomes-
tics AZ rolls leather Is blls splice bars, rs do paper
So 40 iron, 10 do paper hangngs II plates spell e."
So bars iron, 1G wood pipe, rs ooxes cheese 100 do
starch, so do glass. 30 do hardware 60 d. drugs
100 do soap, 1876 do aim s. IS do tobacco 40 bbls
fonr 10 do birthstone, 10 do sugar % do glass ware
90 do whtirg Y casks linseed oily do SKINS drums
soda so kegs do 20 do bols 40 bags shot, do rice,
pianos $50 pkgs sundlies. <t-T
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

GE % RGEA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 8.-The Senate has passed
resolutions denying the existence of a Ku-
Klux Committee to summon the Judges of the
Supreme Court as witnesses, and offering leg.
islative aid to enable the Committee to get all
the facts of the alleged disorders. The House
has passed bill repeating the act to proven
the collection of tue taxes of 1866, 1868 aid
1863
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

GoRHAM.-On Tuesday evening Rev. Mr..
Collins gave lecture on Romanism, at the
Methodist Episcopal church, which was listen.
ed to by good audience. 1t was an interest
and acceptable effort, aud the clergyman has
been invited TO repeat it in Buxton by the
townspeopIe there, which he has consented to
do of an early day.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09
WASHINGTON.


Patents.
WASHINGTON, Nov 8.-The Commissioners
has extended the patent OF o. w. Stone and
A. Barnes of Hartford, Ct, for candle SNUFF
fers.
Geo. Deity is appointed examining surgeon
at Boston.
The Inn chi
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09

f. o. Bailey & Co., sold at auction yester-
day the brick block, No. 125 Commercial street
belonging to the estate of the late John @.
Brooks, to Eaen Corey, for $4,000.
The Haydn Association will give concert
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09
MIN E.OEA,
Republican, az Usual.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.-Returns from most points
reached by telegraph indicate the election oil
the Rerubl lean State ticket by 5000 to 10000
majority, Gov. Austin, Rep, runs behind the
ticket; also Jennisson, the Republican Score
tary of State owing to the divisions of the Scan
dinavian votes. st. Paul and Ramsay coun-
ties give Young, Dem, for Governor, % major
ity, while Buell., Dem, for Lieut.. Governor has
512 maioIity
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-09
- 1lEs7 MEXICO.
The Revelation spreading-Arnrehy Pre-.
MISSISSIPPI.
Republican VictOry.
Majority $4,000.
LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.

JACKSON, Nov. s.-The State election yes.
terday was very orderly. The Republicans
carried the State by majority probably of 15,.
GOO of the popular vote. The contest was for
members of the Legislature. The lower House
is claimed by both parties Either party can
not have majority of more THAI or 5. The
Senate is conceded to the Republicans by II OF
10 majority. The vote in the river counties
was small on account of prevalence of elbow
fever there. Heavy rains prevailed to-day.
Cold weather is expected in few days.