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r. and Northern Mail arrives daily. except SUNDAY:
Tnn.. a.i.v III Joseph and Council Blufis kaiira" al
81 NJ and departs daily at d Sses sssrps SUNDAY
Southern and Essas n.ss R.rsd at isO T. and de
,..rts at PM Closes $50 r NJ .,.. Wat and
Netawaka Hiass.nA ~ and departs Tuesday. ii
6.N Closes I F.. Monday c,o..s p ~
Nh,rt arrives and departs daily. at r. 80. :nx
s R,aer, can he obtained ut this once up"1 -ns
Ner i,rier Oficc in the United Staies Money ~, s1
once open from II O'Clock A ~ 10 90 GU" -
eept Sunday a. :, O'Clock r H.. daily
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II MaouILkEx has gone down to attend Couf.' 'h'.
week to get the Of the machine he wh nave W. =
friends now and disinterested advser His hest enas
,I h f, ho xoted for him Of coarse but whose tick
ets were counted By the rascay judges for Martini
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Nrruou,sr EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Public worship every
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbath School at cleo
AN PRAYER meeting Thursday evenings. All are INV
fs,l 10 attend.
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A F. & A. M.

~ WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 1s A. F. & A.
Ruijdng ON the L-ve- wednesday night on or before
the Emil M in month and every two weeks there
after. H. W. " iisii-A.'' w. -
e. W. SHREvE- Secy.
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AN r. r. will be opened to Table Rock o. miles a.
Nov ~; Tecumseh. County SEAT Sonnso" S"' e"' -
Train No l. connects at Atcheon with trains i"r n
Yo,;. Cbicapo Ieavenworth and Kansas City, by A. Y.
81 10 and C. b r. K at li:ao 7. NJ BY MO- Fac. NJ L. ~
80 A NJ =. ,.,,, 18th tr,;us for ST.
-. and Cbicaro-At Troy Junction with trains Oh ~
Jo.e,h and Denver City Railroad fum 81 o ~.
-;th STAGES for Pawnee City, Tecumsrh ana
Sebr..ka Al Highland Station with Hack i"f :, %
Tr.;u NJ connects Atchson with trains iot n ~.
l. Ch;c.eo and Kansas City by X. c. 81 Je n n =.
n 90 p NJ By No Pac X. r. at 400 r. NJ Mah u =,
-. ~. w..f via C. b. L. p K r.. leaves Atcmsn ~ g.
10, INC "e' " F. K FIRTH. Superintendent
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
st. Louis December II.
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
whcat-Hcavy, buyers standing off; No. spring in Gle
yator 81 -; No. ) red. 81; No. Z. 81 81.
Corn-Dull; No. mixed. a a i5c bulk.
Caf--Mix-d Ii 35c do. white. SIC bulk; miue'i iit
sacked.
Bariey-Firm for best qualities low grades dull
Kye-Cnrhan:ed; M > ~ a 1iAc in elevator.
Park-Ouiet; mexa II 10. seller January IL a.
Green neat.-ales Of at Kansas City from the
block; shoulders. &C. clear rib SC clear sides sc.
Bacon-Shoul,lrrs, .ic; clear sides. tic.
I.arl-prim- steam, esc-
High Wincs-Sow at &c
ease. -
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nELIvERED at the Elevator. for which the highest
III market price will I've paid We have arrangementS
when the Elevator running unload wagons by belt
and time and abar IL shoveng the ont The
dred and fifty bushels per hour; therefore, unload
and shell one hundred wagon leads per day.
The highest market price paid for al other kinds Of rain
MOVES MOORE.
White Cloud Nov. %. 1s1l
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WHITE CLOUD MARKET.
Fall wheat-lO0 sI.a0.
Cmp-a.s d27A.
Oats-20c
Barlry-25a JOc.
Potafurs-.Oc.
Flour-S3-0 a i.s5 per hundred
Pork-Clear sides, Toe: Hams. lac; Lard, loc
Butter-a0d3oc.
Eggs-lJc.
Hides-Dry flint. I6sc-
Woul-washed Csc.
Croc~rie--Sngar Is I6sc: Coffee. 2se Salt, per Dbl
$3.50: Dried Apples, 12ac: Dried Peaches, l2sc
Chickens-per dozen. q. 80.
Nails-per key. s6.00
Cottonwood Lunler-s1s 90 a 2n.O0 per NJ
Hogs-Ier 100 pounds gross, sia0.
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FROM GEORGE r: ROWELL q co.
CUNDURANGO.

BLISS. KEENE & CO.'S Fluid Extract.
The vonrerfnl remedy far Caaecr. syphili.. serefs.
In, Clcrrs. Paimsnapy Coa plniaS., salt Rheans
and all Chronie Bleed Di.rases Is prepared frun the
Genuine cand1rougo Bark. fruW I<ja. Ernad"r.
acquired by the assistance Of the authorities that crtry
II is the most etre prompt and e~aiD ahrativr and
blooA Pori6er known. Said by all Druggists in pint
bottles havin them trade mark and dirrc
items. send circular O:ce and Laboratory. No 20
Cedar ST. y. Y. d-e.w@
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CHICAGO MARKET.


Florr-IIcld firm. business small prices unchanged.
wh-at-Sth buyers OFF, 81 09i a Gy3 cash; l9s ="
Last half: 10 a I31 JAM lgBi. Feb naminally H.
Coril-No mixed Isl. bulk. ON track, ga 4iic.
Oafs-DuIl: small sales Of mixed, II; cash 3sc
Barlcy-Cnchangesi.
Rye-Firm No. = 70d .jr.
Park-Unchange orcr lots 134 cash and Dec. l3s Jan
whisky-'nsed at 90 94c.
Bulk meats-Dry sale shoulders loose &c; clear nb &c
clear Sides 66ic; packed shoulders Sc clear NIB Ut; eea
sides. &c.
Baeo,-Shouers "a &c; clear rib, asic clear sides
&c; jobting and order lots.
lot If choice kettle g. Jan. e.
Hogs-Dull and lower receipts 1900; prices ranged
3 Ga a 4 Is; mostly OOd4 TO-
Catfle-Dull at dlc
Highw ines-9ac.
(.old-q2.
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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor JOSHUA TAYLOR
Cotincin.n-JoHN s. HOOK c. +. VAN BusKlRk H. H.
HINES II. c. TAYLOR. PETER L. PALMER.
CITY Clerk-w. H. FoRScROOK.
CITY Trrasurrr-SoL- MILLER
CITY Marshal-W. W. Nook.
Civ En.inecrLC. W. SHREvE.
Street Observation-Disclosures DrStESvf
Health Oficer-DH. THos G. SHRErK-
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

We desire engage a few gents to sell the World
Renownrd INrroyvp BUCKEYE SEWING MA.
CHINE, Mt a liberal salary an commssion- \ Horse
and Wagon given Agents. Full Particulars furnished
ON auplication Address W. A. HENDERSON, & Co.
General sents CLE,Ei-aSp a. & ST. Lofts Mo. 'dt
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8 O'CLOCK.

t. slSOE 4 MONTH Horse and Carriase furnished
@o<eI Expenses paid; Samples free. H. H. SHAW,
Alfred. Ne. der1wi
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RIFLES, sHoT-GUNs, REvoLvERs,
Gun materials every Kind Write for Price List Ia Great
Western Gun Works Pittsburgh. Pa Army Guns and
Revolvers boughf traded fr. Agents wanted. 1lect
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LIS
Total,

The supper Of at the City Hotel Friday erenn.
and partaken Of by large number Of guests Their,
large variety Of ebies and plenty Of it, and their
excuse for want Of APPETITE or empty stomach
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PALERMO,

CITY co. ADDITION.
Owner Lot Block Tax
Alsnzo Lincoln 6lots i65 i3@
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AGENTS.
s. NJ PETTENGILL & CO. 81 Park Row,
GEORGE p. ROwELI. q co. 20 Park Row. are our only
authorized Advertising Agents In New York.
SHEFFIELD STONE. St Louis
Cook CoBURS Co. Chicago.
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For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates, which apply only Ia regular advertising.
Business cards Of 5 lines le.s 8 a year.
For Legal and transient q per square
the first insertion and 20 per square for each sub
seauent insertion.
Special Notices will be- charged 30 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communication
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make square. An
fractions of half square and counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- win he
charged the cost Of certifying In addition to the regular
rates
Transient advertisements must he paid for invariably in
advance
.fTJOB WORK Of all kinds done short notice. as
low as the will admit All job Work must he paid
for when taken frtm the office.
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Final settlement.

UyHE creditors and others interested in the Estate If
Thomas Devat deceased will take notice that At the
term Of Probate Court Of Doniphan County Kansas
he held the first Monday in January le the unersigu
I'd will make final settlement of said Estate
THOMAS H. MOORE, Administrator
November D. 1s.l-tt PRS fee. g.
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ce az \ WEEK! Best Cheap Shuttle Sewing Ma
~ 90 chine in the wcrld Agents wanted. J. =.
HAYES. GREAT FALLS. n. II. decswi
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rx Go to MrrIAn PArAx for your Groceries
c,. Nu,.Rk PArAx for fine fruits and regrsa-
bles.
IT, MuIAR & PAPAS keep good goods-
IT. MnLAR PArAS deliver goods me- D''
thati
-yon xin and MLIAr PArAS at the Post Once
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9ofal Skaters.

The Kaasas Chief
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.
TOT3ao0s
Two DOLLARS YEAR ADVANCE. PAYMENT should he
made strictly in advance; otherwise the per
viii be charged at the discretion of the Publisher.
Adv0xt1s1xagE Rates.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send Handsome Prospectus If our Ns'c Musfrd-
ted Family I- ctanin: go fine Scripture lllnstra
tion. to any i;uck gent charge Alss NATION
Al PuBLI,xu Co.. Chicago, ILL.,, Cincinnati o., 81. Lou
il. Mo. tccswt
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There will be supper and donation party for the
benefit Of the Pastor at the NJ f. Church ON Monday even
ng january LIST, 1s.2. Come, everybody.
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WHITE CLOUD MARKET.

~ See advertisement Of Scl'o Board for proposals for
| grading the school grounds
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p The December of the Court, for this Count,
commenced this week This term will be business one
not political
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SO from SOS
l.s si;: :s:is e T.s DE- Z [ Wczocss.ST:

THIs IS NO HrMR r. G...,n. Is CENTS with arr
height color of eyes and hair will receive by return
mail correct picture If your future husband OF wife
with name and date Of marriage. Address, W. FOA T. u
Drawer Ma. a. fultouvill-. y. Y. dec'wa
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| RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

gents will pay you ssoi per week in Cash. you will
engage with Everything furnished and cxpen
paid. Address F. A ELLIS s. Co. Charlotte. Mich.
dec1wi
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- The ferry b'at is running again. II has eeaI
channel while the river closed 10th above and below it
WILEY Saws this channel will remain open all Winter.
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r. JosErB +. H,NrsoS, Esa, IF Troy who has besr
sick for the past five six weeks s glad to learn
about again. He Of the old guard and good
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VNATCH FREE to Agents to introduce articles IL
w sell in every house. LArTA s. Co.. Pittsburgh T.
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nnTED The December No. price Doc. has IL
II l. II . pieces Vocal and Instrumental Piano Nh.
sic worth a in sheet fern We will
mail two back Nos. for Soc. four for 9oc.
lgJ-SJCtJ or january q December, 1871. for s22'
MI Dual Irregular price 81 Bound copies for
I'LL Gilt sides and edges. s. The Music
is by HAYS Thomas. Kinkel Gounod ETC.
lyNNTIIy v Address j. 1. PETERS. 500 broadway.
NUN Ill n V J.. q. Box SEQ. dec'wi
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- Communication from Severance and County Super
ntendcnts Report Of Iowa Township Schools crowded o
by the Message.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09
Claims VS.. The United States.

On Monday the 9th of November, 1871
the following list of Claims and the evil
dence taken in each was forwarded by
the Special Commissioner to the Clerk of
the Claims Commission at Washing
ton, ID. G.
1t will be seen that the amount is not
large, when aggregated, .6tyJour claims
making only the small sum of hirty-One
thousand, SeUer1 hundred and t,Oenty-t,CO
dollars, (S31 ,722.)
The moderate sums thus being present
ed, shows that our people do not desire to
eXtort from the government. We learn
that most of the claims, thus far present.
ed, have been pretty clearly established,
and think there are but small signs of
fraudulent design among claimants.
This is as it should be, and as our peo-
pie have always been-hOnest.
There is no doubt but that such claims
will be promptly paid-all that are proper
Iy established-the legality, the taking and
the use being proven.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09
More Euterpri.e I'm Knoxyir,e.

Mcssrs. Eldridge s. Wicks, whose arrival
from the West, in this city we noticed day or
two ago, will, without doubt, add much to the
manufacturing interests of Knoxville They
kropose locating here permanently, and will
soon establish carriage and buggy factory.
These gentlemen give evidence of being skilled
and experienced artisans We noticed at Bell
& Bells livery stable, specimen of their work
manship, in the shape of tOp-buggy, which
can, by an ing enous mechanical contrivance
for shifting the seats, be transformed into a
bret or double-seated buggy. 1t is finely fin
shed in all respects, the painting gliding and
der der Of excellence. judges Of fne e. work should
all and examine it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09
ELECTION SUMMARY.
HoM & NEWS.
CHICAGO LOSSES TO BE PAIu


BosToN, Nov. 8.-Frank Winslov, of the
Bosten Journal while waiting for the train, WAS
struck by another man and killed.
BosTON, Nov. SIT is stated that the Hide
and Leather Insurance Company will pay 80
per cent and wind up its Chicago losses OF
$4,000. The New England Company will
pay 20 per cant. The Independent Company,
with risks of over one million dollars, has COM
menced paying % per cent. All the other Bos-
ton companies are promptly paying in full
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-The injunction against
the Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
mas been dissolved, and the Company has with
drawn its suit against the city for damages.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s-The indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad has been ad-
judged in bankruptcy, and is required to file a
list OF ITS creditors within FIVE days by the Dis
trict Court
Hon. Samuel F. Rice, e1-Superior Court
Judge and leading Republican in Alabama, is
defeated for Legislature by Knox by over three
thousand majority. Knox was voted for by
secret Republican military organiza-
ton, known as National Guards, which Rice
denounced.
ATLANTA, Nov. 8-The Senate has passed a
resolution denying the existence Of kuklux or
CARNATIONS, and suggesting to the KukluI
Committee to have sworn the Judges of the Su'
preme Court as witnesses, and offering legisla-
hon so as to enable the Committee to get at the
facts Of the alleged disorder.
The House passed bill repeating the act to
prevent the collection of the taxes Of 1867.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Sat the Louisiana
State Fair, new and convenient buildings well
completed, will be opened for the reception of
articles on the 18th. The Fair commences on
the 18th. 1't
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09
How Col. GrOsvenor was Killed.

The public generally, and especially po-
lice circles, were startled this morning by
the report, which unhappily proved true,
that Col. Thomas w. GroSvenor, PrOsecu-
ting Attorney of Chicago, was shot this
morning by patrol, and died in few
hours afterward. The facts as asceTtained
by our reporter are these: About II O'Clock
last night Col. GrOsvenOr descended from
a Cottage Grove car and walked towards
the Douglas Hotel, where he had been re-
siding with his family. AS he neared the
house a patrOIman called on him 10 stop,
at the same time presenting rifle. The
Colonel replied indifferently that he would
pass on, whereupon the patrolman de-
manded the password. The Colonel said
something about his having no knowledge
of the password, and of his intention to
pass on into the hotel. The patrol said he
would fire, the Colonel replied that he
might, and was moving on, when bullet
from the patr0lman's rifle broke his arm
and lodged in his body. The Colonel had
strength enough to pass to the hotel and to
gain his own room, where, at 6 o'clock this
morning, surrounded by his wife and little
ones, he breathed his last
The fatal affair was reported to Sergeant
Barrett, of the College Grove Station, who
sent out, arrested the patrolman, and lock-
ed him up. The unfortunate assailant is
a young man named Theodore n. Treat, a
student at the Douglas University, who
belongs to a militia organization formed
since the great cOnf1agratiOn. His state
ment of the sad affair does not differ from
that made above, except that he insists that
the Colonel, when asked for the watch
word, replied that he "might go to the
devil. Chicago Paper.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09

HINTS TO FARMER BoYS.-If a farmer
kept as nice and exact accounts with the
cattle, the fields, the orchards and the
crops with which he has the usual deal
ings, just as his more careful Mother mer-
chant does, he would find spirit of busi-
ness working in all his habits, and pro-
gress and push would inevitably follow.
The loose notion seems to be that here are
fields and there the buildings, and living
must somehow be got out of them. But
that will not do in these days. Every ag-
riculturalist is bound to know what his
farm yields him for his own consumption,
and how much for sale; and then he
will be able to get at any profit by cipher
ing the difference, less the cost of culti-
Vation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09
WASHINGTON.
DISPOSITION OF CASES IN THE sU
RENE COURT.
Squatters 20 be Eiected---Thc Indian Com
missiOnership.

missfOnership.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8--For the information
of all counsel concerned, it should be stated
that all cases continued at this term of the SUI
preme Court, after Monday next, will be put at
the foot of the calender of the next term, unless
otherwise specially ordered by the Court. This
will put other cases so continued over, off at
least two years
Benz. r. Curtis has not yet accepted .the as
sociate counselship before the Geneva arbitra-
ton. rs-.ress
The President and Secretary of War has de-
cided to eject the squatters from the Usage
lands, unless they remove in compliance with
the notice from the Secretary of the Interior.
Gen. Walker will accept the Indian Commis-
sionership if Congress raises the salary. H
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 8.-An order will issue
from the War Department probably tomorrow,
placing the Indians of Arizona under the direct
control of General Schofield. Instructions will
be given to bring them all in upon the reserva-
tions, and to keep them upon such reservations.
While there they will be fully protected in al
their rights by this Government; but, if they
leave and go upon the war path, they will be
punished. 'i'' sst' 't"ii. i.'e-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09

The loss of life in Persia from cholera,
pestilence and famine has been frightful.
OF the 129 00O inhabitants of Meschad, the
capital of Kherasan two-thirds perished
from hunger and disease in the course of
July last while the remaining third fled,
and were mostly captured by rowing troops
of Turkomans, and Afghans, and led into
slavery. At other places cholera carried
off great numbers of people.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09
FOREIGN.
BOHEMIAN DIET DISSOLVED.

renster OF Dutch Colonies TO England
BeinE Considered.
VIENNA, Nov. S-The Bohemian Diet voted
u unanimously against electing delegates to
nelchsrath, vhereupon the government order
ed the close of its deliberations. L.5N
AMSTERDAM, Nov. THE Netherlnnd Trad
ing Company held ameeting to consider the nro-
posed transfer of the Dutch possession. in 5.;.
ana Air'c" to England. 1t was resolved 70 CON
onuet the organization 25 years. - ~ W 'OH-
MS NOV The Duke de Braglie b,.
gone to Rome 0Ouf' mas
II i' thought that GOulard will be assigned .
Italy. s"eu 10
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09

GREEN TOMATO PICKLE.-One peck to-
matoes, one dozen onions sliced, lay in salt
one night. Then pour off the water, and
add one ounce each of pepper, allspice and
cloves, One-fOurth pound mustard seed,
one pound sugar; cover with vinegar and
boil till tender.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09

FOREIGN NEWS By THE CABLE
u,sceII,ueOus and Washington News
ELECTION NEWS.
-,,r RESULT AS HEARD PROM.
xae Northwest Goes RepHbIicah-Cheer-
tux Indications IN New Jersey.

-. Northwest Goes RePabIicaA-Cheer-
fnE Indications IN New Jersey.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Wisconsin elects 8
Republican Governor and Legislature.
Illinois elects Republican Congressmsn-at-
large by q, 600 to $1,000 majority.
New Jersey elects Democratic Governor and
probably Republican Legislature.
New York elects Republican State ticket
and Legislature.
T.mmsny Hall was not open last night.
The World says the returns from this State,
which wer, unusually backward this year, indi-
cate the election of the Republican ticket by at
least 1900 majority, as it Lever rains but it
nours The majority may be sven more than
this We have lost Steal of the Legislature and
tho Republicans will not fall far short Of two
third vote in either House.
The Tsmmany local ticket was roughly
handled by the voters. Ledwith was nowhere
sig.l ia elected by about 2400O majority over
Shsndley for Register.
Br,dley. Norton and Genet will not vst AL
b,ny officially this year. Even Tweed, with no
opposition worth mentioning, polled a light
vote compared with those he formerly received.
S.ysnty-eight towns and cities in Minnesota
give Austin, Republican, for Governor, ], ,428
majority.
T.mmsny elects only Tweed to the Senate,
and only three out of the twenty-five Assembly
men.
The Reform ticket for the county and city of
New York is successful by large majority.
The Republicans have carried Kansas by an
increased majority.
LArEsT-The New York Legislature stands ::
SenSte, a Republicans and Democrats As
sembly, 40 Republicans, being majority.
HorStio Seymour defeated Tilden and is elect
ed by 800 msjority.
Curtis and Ledwith beat Jones and Spencer
for the Superior Court about 220OO.
CARROTS majority over Ledwith is "A, 600.
Powelrs majority for Mayor in Brooklyn is
1900
1t is reported that Tweed has resigned the
Commssionership of Public Works.
1t is said that several women voted in New
York
ELECTION SUMMARY.
Parkers majority in New Jersey is about l.,
800. The Legislature stands as follows Senate,
II Republicans and . Democrats; Assembly,
80 Republicans and % Democrats.
Returns from all the accessible points in Min
nesots indicate Republican majority of from
eight to ten thousand.
The anti-Tammsny party elected all the AL
dermen and 10 out of the 81 Assistant Alder
men.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-09

The latest wrinkle at fashionable we'd
dings in New York, is for a black page, in
livery to walk into church before the
bride and groom, carrying a small white
satin cushion, on which is embroidered a
monogram in gilt letters which he places
in front of the altar for the couple to
kneel on, and carries it out again at the
close of the ceremony.