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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-03
NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK, August ..
Emancipatiou-day was generally cell
ebrated yesterday by the negroes in this
vicinity with picnics and other festivi-
ties.
One hundred guns are to be fired in
the park this evening" in honor of the
Conservative triumph in North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. Banks has agreed to address a
meeting shortly, on Wall street, ON the
corner Of Broad street, upon the question
of finance.
Mr.. Greeley goes to Rhode Island on
Saturday, where he will remain a few
days, at the invitation of several promi-
nent men.
Messrs. Dalton, Day and Connolly
state that there was no bolt from the
recent Labor Reform Conference, but
that that body unanimously called a
National Convention to be held at Phil
adelphia on the twenty-second Of Au-
gust
The dispatches received in this city
indicate a very quiet election every
where. The returns are awaited with
anxiety here, and the headquarters Of
the different political parties were
crowded until a late hour. Numerous
dispatches, which had been received
from both parties, We're read, claiming
the State.
The dispatches received at the Liberal
Republican and Democratic headquaT-
tiers here to-day confirm the news of
Democratic gains in North Carolina,
and estimate Merriman's majority at ten
thousand. There Is a gain of three hun
dred in Rockingham county, securing
the election Of Leech over Settle in the
Fifth district.
MatamOras specials say that President
LerdO de Tejada has issued a proclama-
tian of general amnesty, and a cOnvO-
cation for the election of President. Ev-
idence before the United States Com
sion duplicates Certuria, of JuareZ' gov
ernment, in robberies on the Rio Grande.
He became rich by robbing well-stOcked
ranches. Juarez himself had i'll his
possession information eliminating the
Mexican agents.
The Worlds Raleigh special puts
Meyriman's majority at five thousand.
The Hcrdld, editOrially, says that it is
unsafe to hazard a prediction as to the
result from the meagre returns, and
that, after all, it is possible that the ne
gro counties may give the State TO the.
Republicans. The Tribune, editorially,
thinks that the returns do not warrant
any positive statement as to the result;
that the gains in the cities may prove
deceptive, being caused by the return of
the negroes 10 their country places of
registry. The Times special claims
that the State has gone Republican.
4 Washington dispatch says that
great secresy is maintained by the State
Department upon everything done by
the Geneva arbiTators. None of the
proceedings will be made public until
final adjournment. The several meet
ings have been harmonious so far as
known, as the British government ex-
pected, after the indirect claims were
disposed of, to obtain aequittance of all
responsibility for the rest. The decision
in the Florida case afforded an OppOrtu-
nity of estimating the account of Eng
lands pecuniaTy liability. 1t IS thought
that about twelve and half millions
will be the extreme limit of such liabil-
ity. The indications are that that sum
in gross will be awarded in settlement
of all claims
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Wilmington.
M. W. RANSOM"

WILMINGTON, n. c., August I'm
Rockingham and Carter counties the
Conservative ticket has a gain. The
Republican ticket gained in Casswell
county. The returns indicate defeat
for Settle for Congress. The pTObabili-
ties are that the Conservative ticket has
gained six out of. eight Congressional
districts. At Kingston, LenOir county,
Merriman gained siXty-twO votes. There
seems to exist no reasonable doubt of
Merriman's election by a decisive ma
jority.
This city gives Caldwell, Radical can
didate for Governor, nine hundred and
eighty-two majority. Halifax, one of
the heaviest negro counties, gives a
Democratic gain of nearly five hundred.
The election of Waddell, Democrat, to
Congress from the Third district is con-
ceded. The State has probably gone
Conservative by from six TO ten thou
sand majority. Nearly every county
yet heard from reports Democratic gains.
LATEST.
Meuiman's majority is variOusly esti-
mated at from five to ten thousand. The
probability is that Smith, Republican, is
elected in the Raleigh district by a very
small majority. The Conservatives have
certainly elected six out Of eight Con-
gressmen, and possibly seven.
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SEVERAL HUNDRED straight Grant
Republicans voted for Doyle in this city
because Of their adherence Of Barbour
Lewis and of the class Of men whom he
represents. The antipathy Of these Re
publicans TO Federal OfficehOlders be-
comes irrepressible, and it was strongly
developed, as shown by Edward Shaw's
.colored letters published recently in
lhe APPEAI.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Departures
Rivers. weather and Business.

IN Fort
Lawrence. City Of Augusta, Ciarksvt
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OLD MADISON.
Majority of 2,42O for McFarland-Death
Of an Old Member Of the Bar.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, TENN, August 2.-The vote
of Madison county stands for McFar-
land, for Judge of the Supreme Court,
1854; Cook, I44-giving a majority for
Mcfarland of 242O votes. There was
quite a small vote polled.
This community is in mourning, Oeca-
stoned by the death of Hon. Micajah
Bullock, an old and distinguished MEM
Der of the bar of West Tennessee, which
event occurred to-day.
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wisconsin Democratic Electoral Ticket.

MILWAUKEE, August 1.-The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee met
here to-day and made up the following
electoral ticket at large: NJ. Anderson,
of Lacrosse; John Black, of NIilwau-
kee. First Wyman Spooner,
of Elkhorn. Second District-George
p. King, of Monroe. Third District-
A. G. Cook, of Columbus. Fourth Dis
trict- Samuel Rendskopf, of Milwau-
kee. Fifth District-R. Hodekiss, of
Plymouth. Sixth District
Klauss, Of Green Bay. Seventh Dis
trict-Melton Montgomery, of Sparta.
Eighth District-Matt Wadley, of
Stevens Point.
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DIED.

WEBB-On Friday July 2, 1872, in Critten-
den county, Arkansas, near Memphis ROBERT
MAURICE, son of :. n. Webb, ESQ, OF this
city, aged about 20 years.
The funeral VIII take place from the resi-
denee, near ElmwOOd Cemetery, this SAT
URDAY) evening, at 4 o'clock. The friends
and acquaintances Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend. Services by Rev. W.
E. Boggs. Interment at EImwoOd Cemetery
Hacks in attendance at Flaherty Co.'S.
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WATERING PLACES.
BON AQUA SPRINGS.
An Abode of Health and Pleasure

Don AQUA SPRINGS are owned and kef-
ID and the property Is managed by JOSEF f
WEEMS, known to countless COnfedera--
soldiers. His wife is famous houselyseper
They charge only s3U per month and s. lD'T--
week. The water IS most strongly luprt.--
mated with sulphur. iron, and one spring vi Fl
arsenic, The place Is near Dixon station ar
the Nashville and North W esfern Road. Tlf-
country IS wild and fun OF game and tla
streams Of fish. 10 Is delightful summer
- Ask Dr. Irwin, L. j. IuPre, Gen. Wright
or any person who has visited the place.
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Rev. DR.. Cuyler, now in England,
writes TO the New York Observer en-
Enthusiastically of Gladstone, with whom
be has breakfasted. He says that the
Premier receives his guests with much
of the afiable dignity of Daniel Webster.
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nes,rnctirc CONDENSATION.

CTvCINNATI, August "A special TO
Jhe Chronicle says an entire business
block, comprising eleven buildings, IN
Plymouth, Indiana, was destroyed by
fire. Loss, forty thousand dollars. No
insurance. Mr.. Poe fell from the roof OF
his building while endeavoring to pro-
tect il from the flames, and was severely
injured.
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A FIRsT-CLASS LIVERY,

a Telegraph, Express and POst0icet Bazbe
shop, Bath-hOuse, Billiard-salOOn, BOwllu
alleys, beautiful CrOquet Grounds, aud
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The river opposite the city declined
three inches since last report, and stands
sixteen feet eleven inches above extreme
low water mark. Weather clear and
warm. Business on the Ievee yester-
day was light, chiefly confined to the
local packets. The changes of the rivers
elsewhere are as follows: At Omaha it
deellned SIX lnchesi davenport Iour men
es, st. Louis six inches, Cincinnati six
inches, louisville four inches, Nashville
ten inches; at Vicksburg it rose one
inch
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
--LATEST BEponr BY TELEGRAPH.


MOBILE, August Cotton dull and
nominal; middling, nominal. Net re-
ceipts, 4 bales; gross receipts, so bales;
exports coastwise, l43 bales; stock, $50
bales. Weekly net receipts, 20 bales;
gross receipts, SO bales; exports coast
wise, 1872 bales; sales, 65 bales.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, August Cotton in light
demand; middling, 2Oc. Net receipts,
A bales; exports eoastWise, 13 bales;
sales, bales; stock, l49S bales. Week
ly net receipts, 397 bales; gross receipts,
397 bales,
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A hearing was had at Burlington,
Vermont, yesterday, before Judge Small
ley, of the United States District Court,
in the h0beds corpus case of Colonel j.
A. Stockton, Of Pittsburg, Pennsylva-
mia, who recently escaped frcm the Ver-
mont Insane Asylum, after a confne-
ment of three years. After full hear
ing, he was adjudged sane, and dis
charged,
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CHARI.EsrnN

CHARLESTON, August Cotton firm
middling, 2le, nominal. Receipts, II
sales, 80 bales; stock. 5004 bales. Week
ly net receipts, 439 bales; gross receipts,
439 bales; exports coastwise, 1873 bales;
sales, 1872 bales.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Additional Election Returns-The
DemOcratic-C Conservative Tick
ct Ahead.
Merriman Elected GOVernOr-All
the Congressional Districts
Carried.


NEW YORK, August 1.-The following
dispatch from North Carolina was re-
ceived tonight at Liberal Republican
and Democratic headquarters:
WELDON, n. c., August 2.-The
victory is complete. Majority will be over
ten thousand.
[Signedl M. ". RANSOM
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
KENTUCKY.

HOTEL accommodations enlarged and I'M
III proved. Vow open for visitors.
TERsfS-BOard, SO per week 20 July lst.
ID per week for july and Aug
q" % per month "
Children and servants, half-price.
With the ability and determination 70 max
Crab Orchard Springs second to no summer re
sort in America We solicit, especially. the pa
trnnage Of SOuthernerS with their families.
LOCATION--iX hours run from Louisville on
the Knoxville Branch Of 7. aud N 4. z.
Correspondence is invited with those en-
gagged in educational pursuits, with a view {
est ibHshing a Female Seminary a5 the
Springs.
General ThOs- II. TavlOr is in charge Of tn
Office, and viii exert himself 20 assure TIE
comfort and welfare of our guests.
SHELBY & THOREI, PrOprietors,
ms shelby City, Boyle county K &.
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Raleigh.


RALEIGH, \. c., August Returns
from twenty-seven counties indicate pos
itively the election of Merriman, Con-
servatfve, for Governor, six out of eight
Congressman, and sixty majority on joint
ballot in the Assembly, thereby securing
the election of q Conservative United
States Senator in place of John Poole.
The Republicans now concede the cleo
ton to the Conservatives, the only ques-
ten being as to maiOrities. The elec-
ton throughout the State was quiet and
orderly. The result in the Fourth Dis
trict is yet doubtful, the chances, how
ever, being in favor of Rogers, COnserv-
ative candidate. This is also the case in
the First District, The probability is
that seven Conservative Congressman
will be elected,
The Conservatives gain considerable
in the eastern and western counties.
Cabarrus county gives a gain of
two hundred and thirty-three over
the vote of 1870. Leach Conservative
defeats Little (Republican) in the Fifth
district. The Caswell Democratic coun-
ty ticket gives large gain to the State
ticket. Merriman's majority is now
estimated at about twelve thou
sand and the State Legislature
will have seventy-three Democrats on
joint ballot. Carter (DemOcrat) is prob
ably elected in the First district. The
Legislature will have forty Democratic
majority on joint ballot.
The Rockingham county gain of three
hundred secures the election of Leach in
the Fifth district and the defeat of
Settle. This is telegraphed on the au-
thority Of w. S. Mason, Chairman Of
the Liberal Republican Committee.
The returns from Johnson county
show Conservative majority of two
hundred and eight.
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TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS ONLY
351 Cash Premiums
To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Dis
tributiOn takes place.

81 The Board of Directors, in commencing
this Third Scheme TO the Public, promise
that Il shall be carried out in the same good
faith which has characterized the former Dis
tributions OF this Society, and made them an
other name for fairness, prOmptness and
fidelity TO promises. The high character and
standing Of the Managers selected will also be
an additional guarantee that perfect justice
and fairness viii control this Distribution.
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HOTEL.
THE new WARREN HOUSL
McMinnvil1e, Tenn.

FsfHlS large anu c1umndiOus Hotel, cOniair
4 ing fifty two rooms, has Just been CON
pietsd. ard ie now being newly and elegant
furnished. n VIII h8 really for the reception
OF visitors BY tie 2Jth Of June.
Being located in the O. Mountain District %
OF Tennessee -lbv many called the 81 Switzer-
land Of -amertca') ., its advantages cannot IA
10 attract the attention Of those who are seek
ing comfort, pleasure or health. The sur
rounding scenery is beautiful, the air pure
and braciug; the fare viii be excellent, and
sulphur wafer Of The finest medicinal Charac-
ter will be supplied fresh every morning.
To those having families, il may not be im-
proper TO state that McMinnvflle contains
good schools and churches; and the teacher
Of Music, Draw ing and Painting resides IN the
hotel.
Being easy Of access by railway 70 sll parts
of the country; having daily communication
with all the world BY mail and telegraph, and
being kept equal TO any hotel in the state.
private families or transient guests viii al
ways ind the " New Warren House a most
pleasant, healthfuI and attractive summer
home.
Terms per month. l1
Terms per weex--.-.--. ..---...---.....---- y -
Terms per 0aS ----------.------..---- 2 -
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SHREVEPORT REAL ESTATE.

y view of the great interest manifested in
Il matters connected with Shreveport, La by
reason OF its prominence as the eastern term
mus of the great Texas Pacific and of other
railroad lines, we call the attention of parties
desiring TO invest in zeal estate IN our eitv 10
the fact that we are largely engaged in the
purchase and sale Of real estate: and any
business tntrusted TO us in that line will re-
ceive our prompt attention. We win take
pleasure in answering any inquiries concern
ing Shreveport. LEWIS & LEONARD
Real Estate Brokers and ARctioneers,
aus Shreveport, Louisiana
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ACCIDENT AND CRIME.


NASHVILLE, August Annie Glib
son, living on Capitol avenue, com
mitted suicide this morning by hanging
herself The cause is unknown.
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A Virginia Mountain Retreat.
THE MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
MUNI5UMEhI COUNTY, Va.
VIHIS delightful summer retreat viii be
L opened for the reception Of visitors on
=

T1HIS delightful summer retreat viii be
i opened for the reception Of visitors on
JUNE lsT, 1872.
70 is situated IN the very heart Of the Al
LEGHANY MOUNTAINS, only enc and D.
half miles from the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, and Is accessible by means of
bOrse-car railway from BIG TUNNEL De
POT, a ride Of ten minutes
It is within ONE HOURS drive Of several
other watering-places and small towns. It's
several springs Sulphur, Chaly beate and
LimestOnel stand unrivaled for medicinal
virtues.
An experienced Caterer and 6rst-cIass Cooks
have been secured, and many Improvements
made since last season.
A FIRST-CLA6S LIVERY,
a Telegraph, Express and Postofice, Barber
shop, Bath-house, Billiard-salOOn, Bowling
alleys, beautiful Croquet Grounds, aud
Splendid BRASS and string Band,
are added TO the natural attractions and con-
venieces Of the place,
Excursion tickets from Memphis 70 Mont
gOmery White, via Memphis and Charleston
Railroad from June lEt, so -.
Terms only 80 per month.
For further particulars, address
mvlj sod THOMAS WILSON. PrOU'r.
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A meeting Of negroes at Titusville,
Pennsylvania, held yesterday, de-
nounced Senator Summers letter and
course in the present Presidential cam
DaiRn
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savannah, Georgia, received the first
two l,ales Of new cotton yesterday, one
from Florida, the other from Balm
bridge, Georgia.
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VALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
Morgan County, North Alabama
Iodine. white and Black guIPkuP, CheI-
ybeafe and FEeesf0ne Waters
fu great abu8dAnee.

FN1hIs celebrated watering place, located r
Il the Switzerland of the south. and whiCr
mas Deen visited by crowds Of lnFallds duriI
7 he last htty years, but has been closed FOR III
LAST rev years, IS now REOPESED 70 al such l-
desire 70 improve their health. We have
our possession many testimonials bearing eE.-
dence 20 the cures that have been effected .r
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma and man
oLeer ailments, which can be seen in. our Cir-
cularsi tnat viii be freely circulated and for
warded 70 any one making their wis1as
Know n We VIII Try 70 render our guests .r
comfortable ls possible and our table shall
suppile'i with the best the country affords, Z"
abunlaECl anil good style. The scenery Is Il
mantle. and tTe location heCIrhr-
We VIII t41e pleasure iu answering all .a--
ers Gf inquiry regarding the Spring.
Adalrer-7, sia Decatur.
HHsiF =. II. PAYETER & son.
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GALVESTON

GALvEsToN, August Cotton nOm-
inal; good ordinary, l9l. Net receipts,
- bales; stock, l57 bales.
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CtHARI. RI.OTTESvILLE.-Th session COM
= , menceS on October LIST. Ehe Institution
embraces an Academic Department and De-
partments OF Law, Medicine, Engineering apd
Agriculture. F0s catalogues apply % Ma.
" WERrESBAKER, Secretary Of ne facultst
VENAE Chairman sf the Faculty. auz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-03

Horace Greeley, with his family, will
spend month or two at his Old home
in New Hampshire this summer.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Greehbrier County, West Virginia,

FAMOUS for their A LITER ALIVE WATEIa5
u and fashionable pur-"us-ss. are nov open
They are 2lO0 feet above Ude-WaJer, affOrdi U-
entire relief from proStrating summer hes--
Capacity for 200 persons.
CHANGES per day and 80 per Month Of J
days. GEO. L. PELTON & Co,
jul PrCprietOrs.
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n. H. MASON, PrOprietol
LTYERY And SALE STABLE.

- Saddle Horses, Buggles, TRANSFERRING
ous, Carriages and Hacks on the most reason
able terms. Also, "A daily stage line from Ne
Minuville to Beersheba for the sccommOda-
ton Of travellers, which viii run In connec-
ton with the railroad. Careful and trusty
drivers furnished with all vehicles, when
wanted. GRISWOLD & HOTCHIN.
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/. r. PAYSTER & son

GWEET CIfALYEE ATF SPRINGS CF0r-
y me-ly Red sweet. AlIeghauy county
Virginia. Thsr.. G prfngs, 20 Iona. aud fdvUra-
bly, know for their aluuJle TJN t. and Al
TERATINE POW Ifs5, both a. a Beverage
and Bath, have been newly and completely
reftted with convenient and comfortable a,.-
commOdatiOus for 400 persons. ROute. via
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad to Alleghauy
station, where elegant carriages belonging 20
the Springs viii be IN reaciness for the Fisi-
tOrS.
CUAEG Es-S3 per day and SD per month.
iui ]. J.. WILSON, Superintendent.
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SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS
,22, 200 i'm 351 PREMIUMS

$4,000 i'm 351 PREMIUMS
To be Distributed in Conformity 10 Law.
CEGTEFTCATES=
MEMPHIS, June 9. 1872.
We, the undersigned, take pleasure in Attest
ing the perfect h0nesty and f9iruess Of the
Distributions Of the Memphis tErfrulturqI
and Mechanical society and heartily COM
mend the object u the Association, tho reli1
bihty for the payment OF the premiums
drawn and the prompt drawing On the day
advertised, 30 he confidence 4 the public.
W. VI. FARRINGTON,
President Union and Planters Bank.
r. =. D. VS.,
President Eirst National E9nE.
II. T.. GARTH,
President German National Bank.
j. FhifEMAN,
Cashier Merchant National Bank.
J.. j. MI HPHX,
President Memphis Bank.
n. j. WICKS,
Pres't Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Certificates for Sale at all the Agencies
Of the Association.
80 Orders with the money for Certificates
may be per Express, or Registered Letters,
or POst-OfhCc Orders, at the risk Of the AssO-
citation, aud immediately upon the DistubU-
tiOn taking place the OhiciaI Numbers viii be
forwarded 10 each correspondent.
AL orders 10 be addressed
Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical
S0cicty,
z. o. Lack-b0x No. IS.
3I5 second street, Memphis, Tennessee.
JOHN g. BALLENTINE, Pres't.
LEON TR0USDALE, Secretary.
MANAGERS:
THOS. L. HILLS, TOBIAS WOLFE,
JAMES COLEMAN. W. o. WOODSON.
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The election returns come in slowly,
but from the information at hand can
safely claim the election of Merriman,
the Conservative candidate for Govern
or, by from four thousand to six thou
sand majority. The Conservatives have
made large gains in the western
counties, as far as heard from, and gains
in many of the eastern counties. The
Republicans in the Fourth Congression-
al District are a little more hopeful to-
night. Quite a number of counties are
not heard from, but Conservative gains
are expected in those sections.
The result may be summed up as fol-
lows: Conservative State ticket elected
by about 5000. Conservative Congress-
man elected in the Third, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth districts. Smith
[Republican1 elected over Rogers, in
the Fourth district, by some 400
majority. Thomas Republican, is
elected in the Second district, with Car
teret county doubtful. The Legislature
will be largely Democratic on Joint bal
lot. The feeling is still intense, although
everything is quiet.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated in 1888.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.

MORNING CLASs-No. s65.
81, 27, 30, p, IS, 80 81 40, a, a, s., 45, IS.
EVENING CLASS-No. 956.
~, 20, 2S, 80, o., 56, 4j, Is, Il, Il, IS, 81 GS
Lotteries drawn twice daily Prizes from
Sl00 TO $4,000, paid IN money by J. f. FRANCE,
agent, 4614 North Court street. Box III, Mem
phis, Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER & Co.
Managers, st. Louis, No.
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MR.. BRO0ss, oT NEW YORK.

that these amendments are valid parts
Of the constitution. So long as tbs same
men on the same day vote that the pro-
visions of those amendments shOlldnOt