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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
H0MICInH YESTERpAY.
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nNN0 NaNM gNo ~ WV AFNsNssf
Yesterday forenoon Samuel Turner, a
citizen OF Horn Lake, Mississippi, killed
a negro named Jim Alexander, near the
As.s2. ssipsi .ad IT'cssSssse raNSeSe de-
pct, Mr., Turner met near the ieso,,
several negroes, among others Alexan'
der, who had formerly worked tor him
some months since. Alexander ad.
dressed Mr.. Turner with several insult.
ing remarks, aud Immediately drew a
pistol and comnenocd firing, one shot
striking Mr., Turner IN the breast intliei'
Ing severe brulse, his overooat stopping
the force of the ball Turner drew his
pistol and returned the ERE, The third
or fourth shot passing through Alexen.
dsr's heart. The wounded negro fell
and expired in few minutes II was
with difficulty that tho life Of Mr., Turner
could be saved from the fury Of q
negro mob that gathered around the
body OF Alexander In few seconds,
Turner was taken in custody by officers
o'Neal and Summers and carried to the
Adams street station.house, to await an
examination before the Recorder. Cor
oner Moiatt bald an inquest on the
body Of Alexander last evening, and the
jury returned verdict 10 accordance
with the above facts.
LaSt evening Mr.. Turner las taken
from the station-bouse on warnNnt is.
sued by Esquire Elliott. Mr.. Tasas
gave bond TO appear al three o'clock taa
afternoon, to answer the charge Of ho'e
icide, at which hour the Investigate y
viii commence before the justice,
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

On the uptraia yesterday, aear horn
Lake, on she Mississippi and Tennessee
* ,.-sa, n lsi.l.a~.. ~~s-s 4r-~-s s'cns
war rcaisd to pay fare, and drsv a
pistol " sAosl CUaaacsOr Leach, whlah
aleenns lalsptlea vas frustrated by a
RAksmaa canned Nsisop, vhs s,ssck
The shootiss a ssenNadeua hlow atSr the
AaSd vita eu iso1 car heb, which caused
sl,e darAy 70 fan senEelsss, The se0aaea
y " sSs trcaghs 10 SHE city, AID ta u
,Aae il ives tslleyss lhsi " Eaa Il = 81
i, , essdlncn, sal eSssFnry y al aspse.
v tqss hs % nv recovered " lev
ASura as 10 ba abls 10 walk huu me DE-.
~,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

D0ARDIEg-THR NE.TES. sgc HQtfiE,
ID l09 and Ill Adems street, Heyisk laAaiF
undergone thorough repairs ast-bssr sessy
refurniahed, Ia nov prepared % s-sS,sS ~ gsi4ke
boardera with light, pleasant 10 ss..s. zsa alta
as good a table a. the market sxarts. Asiss
very moderate. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
Arrrnn lhe Llnmel OuArda ball


Tomorrow evening The eloquent Do
minicau Father Thomas Burke viii de-
liver lecture Ia st. Peters church, on
the PHILOSOPHY Of Music" Fath "
Burke has an enyiAblc reputation In ,1e
old world 80 an orator. Indeed, durss
the lato council Of the Church at Rome,
be was regarded as the most eloquent
Rnslish speaker OF all the able men a..
sembled IN eoaapil. The choir Of ST.
Peters will sing IS choral aeoompani-
ment several pieces Of church mnaiq
auder the direction Of Professor porrint
The following are the selections for thu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

w., R'sAara ". iasAitsns IA cue d
the pt. 'a'esat candidates 70, he NhasE
aSs~alp aed has s,roes cl-las on ihe
voIas 81 sse Oi,s liis ponAlArity ana
a. hs' make h,e, pfemaasa, IN NE sAss,
wiiAsin bs aeeidsd zeal fAoudey
Ba'keN I, sleoax hodY o Aienda sna
aeq,u,islS ses psass votes eeyAa cgaut
on, hA1ias uaeA rsAsens iOs Asliss,nE be
will " 'ilscsed fAat Cap,sa ligtt.
bureN uoeld maize . sepay'o' whasf,sas
ter zoos " adninei y s,tR shoso Who
Meet ',s,nS Ara'es, bln. Il i very
e,.iens,hS We s,ands ia de troH' sass
ri sandiest,, ioF lAh eibcs,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

appeal to the respectable white peo.
Pile Of the city Of Memphis TO do their
duty towards electing Captain Dick
Lightburne wharfmsster lie, " Seventh
Ward squeal for any candidate he
pleases, but his candidate, like many
others, would like 70 get the support OF
the brindle tails. His alarm does no
good. Tie brindle tails are going TO
rally by the thousands 10 the support Of
Captain Dick, just as sure a. brindle
tails are looked upon as niggers,
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Tout EduOF the Ledger,
l am friend TO Richard W. Light.

| am friend TO Richard W, Light.
Mas 'ee ssas,s ,,ss choice for wharf
master hUl9 saor .oayss NNLN, A,iN
We, the people OF Memphla, are going
40 put you through handsomely, You
are the person for us--the only one who
knows the requirements Of our wharf and
wants Of the levea lahorcrs, dsaywen
aud hsekmen. Give them Its, old boy,
we are bound 20 be with you,
Two THOUSAND Wars NoTgRs,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

rev restaurant for merchants has
been opened at the corner Of Main aad
Madison streets by Acssrs. Mcclure 4
Corwih. The merchant can get a ans
plate * soup. steak or any kin3 OF
saae that the markgt affords It sNi-cea'
yarieut place. The proprieiOrs are met
OF experiences, ard feel confident taaf
thsy can please sAsis guests. Give them
a call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

The rrOpuetors Of this iAsiS'.s -
popular establishment, A. Ne. 22i Main
...seet. are selling OF At cost 70 thousands
Of visitors q splendid stock Of fancy dry
goods, boots. shoes and everything
kaovn in the dry goods line. The sales
mus. be closed in sixty days, ooase-
quently al those inneed Of 6ne goods
al Low prices must apply As soon as pos.
sible. Each article is marked with the
selling price, 80 all visitors can see hOv
low valnAblegOOds can be sold At the great
Red Store. Remember the number, 22T
Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

The result Of careful inquiry leads me
to believe that Tobias Wolf Is the strong.
est man for tho office Of Wharimaster as
things now stand And is Il not right
and proper that he should be supported
by the citizens as though he was alone
in the Eaoe2 ses
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

DOR RENT TWO LARGE AND ELR-
u giant half-basement Offices In the new
building Of the Planters Insurance Company.
No. Al Madison street, containing a hro-proor
vault and oil the modern conveniences. Afs~,
Offices and Hleeping-rooms. Apply 10 IT,
Planters Insurance Company. No. ii Medk9
son street. at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

MAroR,s 0rrcp, crrr Hall,
MKnrHn, TxSS., Jan. 2, isTa. J
The General Council win meet at the
City Hall on tomorrow "Wednesday, Sd
inst. } al 3 o'clock pm.
JonN JoHSsoS, Mayor.
Appeal and Avalanche copy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

s sIdS now resds for fnip and w nS s m
ing at Mon. Redford'e pasture farm. Leave
orders with Brackett Co. 26t
WANTED. = SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and household goods
Of all kinds bought at 2s2 Second street.
lot II, II. sINN0TT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
FINANCIAL AND ooMMKRCIAL

PupLIc Lspern Ovyics
Mnsrurn. TnNN.. January z. lki9

FUnlIu LNuoNu ONNiVNf L
hnsrua. rrsN.. January q lN3 '
Nothing was done at the banks yoster'
day, and today business Is quito lively.
Checking Is active, and the demand for
accommodations rather better than on
Saturday. The banks are amply sup
piled, however, aud meet all demands at
the usual rates.
Exchange Is making more freely. Rates
are steady at 10 kc discount buying on
cotton bills, aud lc discount selling for
sight checks on Eastern points. New
Orleans bills are 10 &c discount buying
and par selling.
Gold Is bought at 1854 TO 1888 in New
York. II is quoted az 1925
Local stocks aud securities have
undergone no material change
Mississippi warrants and Aloorn
money are purchased at 1Sc for
the former and $50 for the latter.
Alcorn money is sold at 81 TO ssc, City
securities are held firmly al b9io for
the currency bonds and 90 10 6io for
the gold issue. County warrants are
strong at 70 10 $50 buying aud selling,
Memphis and Little Rock railroad stock
is Ia demand az " 10 leo, Memphis and
Charleston is worth perhaps 40 TO Ale,
and some holders asking iio. Arkansas
leveo bonds can be sold in lots Of $40.
600 10 $50, 900 ut l7lc.
n. a "a d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02


Ths Cumberland river Il using rapidly
The pst Cieharue, Captain Recso
lf,oAals, leaves as foclock thls AFTER.
aopa Tor Lathe Rock aad 80 way goiut,
90 the Arkaasas. john Hsrhlp & chlei
clefk.
TIE q W Cheeh, Captain Gearge
Malone leaves ~ shove aud Gi wsy
pa,nN al 8 10 CLOCK thls afternoon, Ffank
Oontstmap Is clerk
The l4sSal Tender Captain John n.
Washington, Will leays Al pm. to-day
Nf an points on Nhiic ayeg h. e, p0s'
"a, And Dan Suligan ARE clerks
DE- fhnmas n UuMths. surgeon Ia
charge Of thc United States haune hos
tiiai ~ the poyt 81 Loa,Nills, eporis the
( iull0Sing a. sac condition a Ne hosp.
tel under has charge daring The month q
I pecemhdr. 1871 Number of patients
REMAINING the last day ~ November 50
uaNber az psiienis a.ila,ilod during fae
uotsh "a Dineabsr l0' Namstr tr,Ated
Z fafiHg TIE wonih, 1872 anmhsr ais
eaatgtd s. Eumssr died Q nora .
rcuAlhiaa oa ,hg Lass asy ~ 'unttt
B q semhsr Of " ,st paltsis lsys
1aritg ne mnali. ~
Thirteen taassgt taa q
Z twenty SIS ~ II BIZ eef' ~
,rCn he. ani 4 n So fHsF ~
daFies lstl pr y ,es :, .,'s -
inNB tsls "sRfT SO e. !
Alrha i4f {
,ssaf "a ,tat s-''9t.'t 49, 'ts !
s.ofss I'D q r. Ns.s rN,y't@a {
i.a,ft.'.s - As s'tes Mas /
.s.'n.r f1eF - - 49, Fcik 1
nv asN NaN 1ds,ss !
~. - : y ,scs gs'st Tsfes lrsi 4
- 81. sistNt. tsr2 E eses Z sss I
A. = a.sf}. &s lhfss. = aAft
~ - ssaes.s - sasti "a ihe ]
b.. - fNht ~ A4sAtas aus /
81 ~ Ny,h
n - .az,sey ~ - .ssic-s tsss /,
.l4ts sos q, ~ ., flaf.fs cal q I
~ ~ So ,gfFsef 2 -. k,ssh. 7.
.a,e slt'a - Vsi iag. rssasef shi I
tssf sa hsN y Rif she price % I
Z s- s,igil sda a. ksw udqana a. 80 7.
,Sl fte ~ sei4iag i 81 o1s ti1 I
- - 81 49, tass ~ NcE oslsaas 1
\. ces -. a ~sgl .fsu 81 /.
--aa--- a. ksmEtis Z
auNt tit.ig aesrts (, - 7
Il. Nslf A. ~ rrftl nr.lli [ u ~ F.
go IT. ~ 'usilsrf 81 lslfr
yb.a z. 81. 80
hsaFr | N st
ri iat.f HHf 20 We
irf n tN iei tsi--
a. rn.f 80 .t-i
III 10 ~ 49, 49, Aal.s NAat
arat 30 $3.50. - SEQ I
I, -, kN rsrH,as rsftfs r.sif.sf
Al a IS. '; e... q, ''s' v'''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Batesyille, Phil Allia, Frank Forest,
Il. Elliott, ST. Francis, Cloburne, Mollio
Moore, Carrie V. Kountz, q. W Cheek,
Belle Vernon.
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mura.ri u-sa.ri s,.r,,,ss ma,deri

Ny enemies have reported around
that I have withdrawn from the race for
wharfmaster. Tho report IL q LIS. I am
still In the field, and will remain there
before and after the election.
Dfck ItuurpVRNr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

NATIVE WIVES at 81 per gallon, from
one gallon upward. Caiawba, Concord,
Virginia Seeding. and other California
wines. For sale By +. AekernAn, No.
6 Howard Row. ia
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PpsrN- ). Id - -


New yeaSins cider, pure hunemsie
blackberry setdiaL acs eomh and
strained heat, s1trs hrvie aAjs apple
viaer-H = a. - - '-a'Ashea
Opealedl. srs hn s>sSy.asai q a.
best farF,. uesriss q = pusoie'a
corner ISisg ~ Aaann silstla itsf
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INie s,Eejn uoathly pes,lnS AZ Tao
LisHos Oe,ltf't As,sc.1i or III ~ bell
this lfaus,lsyl rvaniuE dassen nc,oSA,
At CofsrsS llsi al -,nshiss Srs eAf,
rfsiiS g->.SssisS 90 GNfrd, kasiUpts u
iRportanosN A. h. tras Seted
a. NaAttiSo, Nsc y
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aTolEn.

CTOLEN- TWENTY DOLLARS Rem -.
- From my place, two miles north % Isyt.
lett, two black marc mules. 6and Z yvis ASf /
IDS Ma II io7 -" 'Nts' 'c CHARLES A. Rnss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Fresh stock received daily BY V. d.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. ITO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Tho river has risen three feet since
our Inst report and continues to swell at
the rate of half an inch per hour, and a.
the rise continues above, we may safely
predict at least further rise Of two feet,
A rise Of four feet ia rerortod at Cairo,
and the tributaries OF the Ohio above
are rising rapidly. The Arkansas has
six feet to Little Rock, and White river
five feet TO Jaoksonport, The weather
yesterday was cloudy and disagreeable,
and to-day il Is no better.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Ivondsr. s,lks. Which Jos wi YOU
der At most-AO~ god NJ she's 49,,
or hOv little u,sy sossf
1867 A L.nv, scaKs. s2a Main ~
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FOR LEASE.
FOR LEASE : TO eARDENs4,s


About FIVE acres Of hne garden M ~ .
on Central avenue, on the 1IollySs.st fcAN,
three and half miles from Court sSs.sse.
Asplendid location for Yes stAblG a setsss
To a good. responsible Eardener Il ~
leased at a very low price, Apply 20 -
6st MARK COIN. 1e5 front ~ I,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

ES0IIsH A. Ansrican tafesify
Brussels sstP-sess o. 50 ~ yars Il
Z. FeeAn's, Sees S>0s4 ssrsst llef
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TAkEN uP.

TAKEN pom CHRISTMAS tyl5iys
i two brown mules. With haltsrs oa5 .ssssh
Cayoe's, 800 Second st., aud RISING = =, IN,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Go 70 Braekett 3 Cos, s2l Second
street, for young KeutacEy males. act
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AZ the distinguished and able frofes.
sor Perring viii, on this occasion, be
supported by the principal amateurs Of
our city, the public may count upon a
rich musical treat such as is rarely Of
fored
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

B.Ovrs 1BsovrI.sis second a tst
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AuEs.c2s tutss wuis 81 Bso.s
A Brovne's. 81, Ssoous strsst lcst
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81. &C ss;--.-z---
h.ssxxa4A, saa Camel eoai and gas
eoAs. seova A lehes, csscs 2Sz Main
Strsa4, gesAsi iilssk. I
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LOST.

T osT-AT THE ART RN.is ,Sss-ps. 81
IL Main street a Martin Ss-tn - ~ a
liberal reward will be rr2 ic-, - sris,7h u
this Office -. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

But little was done yesterday, To-day
factors are steady in their prices, and
buyers are investing more freely sales
TO noon were 100 bales at the follow
ing prices,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

It's Al over The land, And is doing ia
work on sOiled paint windoWs, floors,
and on furnished knives, tin. brass and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

EOR SALE = BEAUTIFUL sUBURBss
j. building lot, 50x360 feet. Prettiost is,s.
ton around town. No city taxes, S!sflGF
8t II. GARY. SO South Cotrtrt
DOR sALR-5O, 900 FEET OF cHsS SS
L white-oak lumber, we'll seasoned. ATity
10 II. II PEARSON. 0akville, Tenn, X.
s2-l0s or GO0DLKTT a CO.. 2S2'FroN x, <
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cmFrKAsSAt PEAHesi
Ms. Sell sahssss l~r iuss received
- a9szass sssas Srosk % chiekert1s
sssAas.. ara SAssOt .grsSasA, as re-
se<e9 stS-s ere eseonnssdatsaE
sAFass, yal sTty s.,s. efnaaay geod
eia@1s T. ess = FeAstess ClsscseF-
Asa, = est
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S,eastzr ssAass R,sO@DG, ~ Bar-
sssSseaasw 4 AEiea &c NJ. ooUTt. lOit
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Nav Youx. January 1918 a.m.-aoy-
eYnments Ale Irregular, Sterling exchange IA
steady at 1873. Gold is carrying ut por
cent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

AeCTrcs sAls If watches, jewelry asd
szsey good by A. Z. Frsnktnd, 1876
Main stssel At I o'clock ibis evening.
as-Saa
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copptlyssyes. Ne usSss =. $3.50. :
Sons sapolio. Ask forit Yoor grocer
has Il. .H
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-cRITTENDEN COURTS
II Scrip. Inquire Of
BROOKS, Nicely A co.,
6-l06 go and 272 Front Etresl.
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BoARDIno.

DOARDKRs-A FEW Day ns.Slslssla,.
ID. % can be accommodated At No. ; Aasse's
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go \ a.s 81 pa y. !
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AarsaI 81 sI.nel lIaarda ban. pa
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
VIRGINIA.
rnE SIXTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
GENERAL PRESS UISPATCU1


RICHMOND, Nov. IA special to The Dispatch
from Lynchburg says that Whitehead Dcmocrao Is
elected in the With District by 200 majority. In Pitsy
yana ana Henry Counties the Republican gain is 469
These couutl, are in the Yth District In which the con-
test between avis Dcmocrat and Thomas CRepublcaD)
is doubtful. Thomas tclegrapns that he is elected
LIBERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELECTED.
GENERAL PREss DIsPArCHl
RICHMOND, Nov. 7.-StaifOrd and SpOttsyl-
yana, incluimg fredericksburg give Greeley 923 ma
oritv Liberal loss Of 800 Essex County gives Grant
925 majority a Liberal gam Of 81 Richmond County
gives Grant 200 majority, Liberal loss Of 227 West
uoreand County gives Grant 36 majority, a Liberal loss
OF 4o5 Henrico County gives Grant 62 majority, Lib
era loss Of 36 Louisa County gives Grant 5 majority,
a LIBERAL loss OF 743; Caroline County gives Greeley a
majority but the Liberals lose 300 Liberal losses are
also reported in the following countless Bockbrdge, co.,;
Loudon c50 Prince Edward, 275.
The following are Liberal gains; DinWiddie' t6i Is
sex 81 Pctersbmgh, 30. Complete aud partial returns
from II counties show excess Of Grant Rpubhcah
gains on tho walker majority Of 1859 OF nearly 1900
Braxton pl is elected 10 Congress In the Isl District
Patt tAdmJ. IN the I'd Smith tAdm), in the IIId :
stoweu (Adm). IN the 1Vth Davis GAb), IN the Yth
probaby Whitehead (Lib), in the Flth; Harris bl, m
the WIN; Huniout Q4bj. in the Win, and Bowen
dib) in the IXth The L1erals gain the Congress
men allowed by the reapp yltiOnmcut Of the state
TIE GEANT MEN CLAIM SIX CONGREss1EN.
GENERAL PRESS DfSPATCHI
RICHMOND, Nov. Full county returns
come I'm slowly hut from official and unofficial reports 10
appears that n ~ counties and three cities Grant has
gained about 1900 on Gov Walkers majority OF 1862
leaving about 1000 to overcome In the remaining 81
counties The Grant Republicans now claiming the
State by from 5000 to 5000
The heavy gains reported to-day indicate very
marked change in the Congress delegation. 1t is now
claimed by the Grant Republicans that they have not
only elected their Representatives In the I'D, lId and
Iyth Districts but also in the It Yh and WITH leaving
only the With. With and IXth for the Liberals.
There H. however doubt regard 10 the Ist IVth aud
WIN Districts.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
TENNESSEE.

CoNGREssMEN ELECT-HEAyY ADMINISTRATION
GAINs-MAYNARD's ELECTION CONCEDED
Tue G0VERNORSHIP.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
NASHVILLE, Nov. 7.-Reports of the election
received here from Democratic and Republican sources
make the Congress delegation stand as follows;
First Dlstrict-R. r. Butler Repl.
Second District-James Thornbuig Repl.
Third District-Wiiam Crutchheld tRepD
Fourth District-JOhn NJ. Bright Dem.l.
FIith Dstnet-HOTace Harrison tRep).
Sixth DistriCt--- Gibbs (Rep).
seventh District-J. ID. G. Atkins (Deml
Eighth DistIct-David II. Mum (Rep).
Ninth District-BarbOur Lewis (Rep.).
For the State at Large-Horace Maynard Rep).
II subsequent figures make changes the delegation
will stand eight Republicans 10 two Democrats. 1t was
not expected that the Republicans would carry, under
the AppOrtionment law, than two districts. The
Democrats do not yet give up whtthorne in the With
District though they concede the election OF Maynard
Returns from Middle and West Tennessee show that
Brown Q4beraD for Governor has lost heavily upon his
vote IN 1870 and fears entertained In Democratic
quarters that no has been beaten The Repub-
lcans expected no such result and are as
onished at the prospect. Browns losses In
williamson, Giles Cheatham, Madison. Lauderdale,
Hardeman, Weakey Henry. Shelby, Davidson. Dekaib,
smith, and Lincoln Counties amounts TO 10000, while
Freeman, Republican, for Governor makes gain or
1000 in Haywood II the relative loss Is kept up
in Middle and West Tennessee. Brown may be over
whehned by Freemans majority IN East Tennessee. The
Republicans have made large gains in the Legislature,
but there nothing definite yet 70 the complexion Of
that BODY
AN ADMINISTRATION CONGRESSMAN IN THE
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
IGENKRAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
MEMPHIS, Nov. IA dispatch from Jackson,
Tenn tonight, SAYS that Mum Qiep) is undoubtedly
elected to Congress from the With District
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
OCEAN DISASTERS.
wRrcK or TIE GrArrHALA.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. by the wreck Of
the steamer Guatemala Tonala bar, u o. thc ere"
and two passengers were lost The coptaln, 90 OF the
crew. and few OF the Passengers saved from the wreck
have arrived Tehuanepec, after wandering IN tho
woods four days.
NO TRACE or THE MISSOURI TO BIZ FOUND
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-Advlces from Nassau, y.
P 4Ih INST. state that to vessels dsp'tchea l"
the scene OF the terrible disaster 20 no steamer Missouri
have returned and report that moi Sitnstandng thor
ough search not the slightest trace Of anythag belong
ing 10 the vessel could be found.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
LATER RETURNS.
lCENEEAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

ST. LOUIS, Nov 7.-The following additional
counties iu this state have been heard from, aud few
Of tnose previously reported arc repeated and the
GguIcs corrected:
For Greeleyst. Clair, lJ3 majority; Mississippi Cs3
Bates 2lO Gentry l5o; Clinton, 25o Gasconade, COZ
Randolph, sl5; Marion, 1000.
For Graut-Dade 200; Barton, 300; Do Kllh, 115
Washington, 2j; Laciade, 800 shelby l3o; Atciaon,
90; Nodaway, ICs; worth, 81; Lawrence, 1OO Green.
40; ChT!stiana. 5jj.
In most Of the counties heard from, WOodson U4b)
for Governor. runs ahead Of Greeley, and Henderson
(Adm) ior Governor runs slightly behind Grant
Parker ADM, for Congress in the IXth District has
about 200 majority. Crttenden Gs 1T the WIN, de-
feats Bnrdctt lIy about 1000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
TnE srArE ooNcRpEp no GREELEY.
LOUISIANA.
A HANDSOME LIBERAL MAJORITY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

NEw-0RLEANs, Nov. 7.--UuofliCial returns
from 81 parishes outside of New-oreans give net Re
publican majority OF 1884 The net Republican majority
in 1910 10 the parishes 1876 Tie remaining
10 parishes in 1870 gave net Republican majority OF
1918 With the same ratio Of gains the Liberals viii
carry the state by handsome majority.
LIBERAL GAINS THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
lGBEERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
NEW ORLEANS, Nov G.-0ficial and unofficial
returns from 2s parishes outside of this city give net
Grant Republican majority Of 7,9s against 1861 in 1870
Daruen (4dm), in the IIId District, and Morey ADM,
I'm the With, are elected to Congress.
The counting Of the votes of this Parish is proceeding
very slowly 1t is thought that at the present rate it
win take 80 days TO complete it, Nothing has developed
TO change the belief that the Liberals have 10000 maior-
ty in the city. Sheridan Qberal) for Congressman-at-
Large, 10 undoubtedly elected.