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PROTIDENCE. II. 4.
Sold at wholesale hy Henry & Co.. Burlington
and at retail hy r. b Sieams a Co. Z. ". Burritt
Vincent Tan u. u. Jones Burlington.
May 2}-i6wGm
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and California railr0
tered the canyon and
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And all al ta,m Family Sewing Machines,
a- we make up heavy Manufacturing Machines
which form So barge au tem in the sales 90. other
tJmpauics-
Twice as many FAMILY SEWING MACHINES sold i1
Wheeler s. Wilson than hy ans other Company.
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RI:I.IGI0TS INTELLIGENCE.

BAPTIST.
The 3sth annual meeting of the Essex and
Champlain BAPTIST Association was held this
year with the Church in Moriah, n, Y,
sept. ls.-Rey Mr. Hunt has resigned
the Charge of the Baptist Church at Hoosick
Falls, y. N.-Large audiences assembled
in Boston last Sunday to hear Rev. Hugh 5.
Brown. lie ranks next to Spurgeon among
the Baptist preachers of England
CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev. T. NJ. May was ordained at vii
Jamestown. Vt. sept 25th, and viii for the
present preach in that place.-Rey J W.
Hough. formerly pastor at WilliSton, Vt,
and lately at jackson. Mich. has been dis
missed from his charge on account of i'll
health.-Rev. Dr. Ingli~, of Canada, son
Of the eminent Scotch divine Of that name
and pupil of Chalmers, has accepted
5000 call to the Brooklyn Heights Church.
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D3. I. S. FLINT L CO., Pa0PRIE-o7s,
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Two bills relative to Burlington have been
introduced in the Senate. one annexing
LOOMS Island. situated in Winooski river
near the Ileineberg bridge. TO the town Of
Colchester Il is owned by y. B. Flanagan.
and it Is some question whether it belongs
to Colchester, Burlington or South Burling-
ton the other Incorporating Lawrence
Barnes. f. Loring Pratt, Torrey Z. Wales
and other associates. as the Burlington Pa
per Company, to manufacture paper. This
Is ,he company which Is just completing it,
arrangement, to manufacture paper from
shaying, in the buildings formerly occupied
by the nail works
AZ INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
\ joint resolution passed the General A.
sembly to-day. authorizing sweeping in
yestigation of the Vermont Insane Asylum,
with power to send for persons and papers
The recent developments in regard to that
institution cause much indignation here and
there was no real opposition to the passage
of the resolution. Its mover. Senator Bal
lard, of Franklin County. will no doubt be
chairman of the investigating committee
He Is a man of practical sense and good
pluck, and the public may depend that he
viii get at the truth of this matter
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a speech, but assumed the chair as if at
home in it, and awaited the pleasure of the
Senate as to business. The fashion of the
Lieutenant Governor, elected by the votes
of the people, returning thanks to the SEN
ate therefor. has no good reason for it and we
are glad to see that Gov. Taft considered it
one more ''honored in the breach than in
the observance
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NORTH CAROLINA.
GrPenshOrO.

Greensboro.
GREENSBORO, November 5.-The full
returns of the vote in this city shows
Grant 524, Greeley 374, and O'Conor l,
giving Grant $50 majority.
Wilmington.
WIMINGToN, November 5.-At
twelve o'clock the vote in three wards
showed gains for Greeley on the vote of
last August. In two negro wards there
is a heavy falling Off in the vote of both
= les; indication Of Greeley gains. The
f.nifd, Fourth and Fifth wards stand
the same as in August. Halifax county
shows a Conservative gain Of So
All estimates Of gains will be
based on the vote of August last.
One hundred registered whites failed
TO vote at Goldsboro. Unofficial returns
from all the wards in Wilmington give
Grant 9OG majority; Conservative gain
48.
RALEIGH, November 5,-Raleigh
gives Grant $40 majority. Gain Of 81
on the Caldwell vote. Salisbury gives
Grant n majority. A gain on the
Caldwell vote.
RALEIGH, November ct is estima-
ted there viii be a falling OF Of thirty
five per cent. from the August vote IN
this city.
RALEIGH, November 5.-Seattering
returns from different portions of the
State indicate that North Carolina has
gone for Grant. The Conservatives con-
cede the State to the Republicans by
5000 majority.
Partial returns from about twenty-five
counties indicate that the State has gone
for Grant by between 5000 and 5000 ma
jority, with a largely decreased vote.
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ARKANSAS


Helena.
Special To Appeal ~
HELENA, November 5.-The city
elections passed Off quietly. There was
no disturbance; but there was some
dissatisfaction among several citizens,
who could not reach the polls because Of
the crowds Of colored voters surround
ing the precinct polls, under Radical
control Charges are made that colored
minors were permitted to vote in the
Second ward. Forty votes were polled
before the Sheriff opened the polls. The
Liberal Republicans elect Berton, City
Marshal, w. L. Nelson, Treasurer, and
two aldermen. Many colored men vot-
ed the Greeley ticket Jacques, Radi-
cal, was elected Mayor without opposi-
ton. The State is claimed for Greeley
by ten thousand majority.
The Republican majority in ST. Fran
els township, including the city Of Hele-
ma, is 400. Phillips county has gone
the same way by about 5000 majority.
Special 10 the Appsal.l
LITTLE Rock, November 5.-The
election here passed of quietly. The re-
turns are coming in slowly. a dispatch
from Devalls Bluff says that the Repub-
lcan ticket was elected by about six
hundred majority, but that the vote OF
the county has been declared illegal by
Governor Hadley, and a new registra-
ton ordered. st. Francis county has
gone for the Reform ticket by respect
able majority. This county, Pu-
laski, has gone for the Minstrel
ticket, with the exception Of Jno.
Brindle candidate for County
Treasurer. n jackson county every
Reform voter black and white have
been scratched off the registration
lists. It is impossible to arrive at any
but the Minstrels are jubilant
and declare that they have elected their
ticket throughout the State, except per-
haps the Legislative ticket of this Tenth
district, which may prove Democratic.
Democrats here declare that if the Min
strels carry the State it will be because
Of the illiberality OF the Brooks party in
demanding concessions impossible to be
made.
There was 50 much scratching that it
is impossible TO give the official vote OF
the city tonight. Both parties are con-
tident. The election was very quiet.
Dispatches TO the Gazette from Jackson
and Prairie counties report tremendous
frauds in registration. A dispatch to
he same paper reports st. Francis |
county safe for the Reform ticket. A
iispatch from Crittenden county reports |
hat Grant has carried that county by
500 majority.
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INDIANA.


EfAnsFilles
EVANSVILLE, November 5.-Grant's
majority in this city is 464, a gain of137
over the vote for Brown for Governor.
indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 5.-The
election returns are coming in slowly.
Thirty-two townships and wards heard
from show a net Republican gain over
the vote for Hendricks for Governor in
October, of sos. The comparisons on the
Presidential election will all he made on
the vote for Governor in October, which
gave Mr.. Hendricks q Democratic ma
jority Of 1l4S. In the returns thus far
received, twenty-nine townships and
wards show q Republican gain of GAL,
and in three townships and wards the
Democrats gain 80.
In l26 townships, precincts and wards
heard from the net Republican gain is
Sass. In Montgomery county, semi
official, Grants majority is 30, with a
Republican gain Of l6S. The Repubii
can Central Committee claim a majOri-
ty in the State Of from ten to fifteen
thousand. The Democratic Central
Committee concede the State by five
thousand.
South Bend.
SOUTH BEND, November 6.-The vote
in this city fell Off from the October cleo
ton 63 votes. The vote for Grant is
1403, Greeley 9S5, a Republican gain
over the October election Of 202. Clay
township, st. Joe county, Greeley's ma
jority 81, Republican gain Of 81 since
October. German township same as
October. BraceviIle township, Grundy
county, Illinois, Republican majority
SO. Yorkville township, Kendall coun-
ty, Illinois, Grant So majority; Oglesby
SO majority. Holenback and Rag are
elected TO the Legislature by a full vote.
Corwin SO majority for Congress. Light
vote. Somank township, first precinct,
DeKalb county, Illinois, Grant Ais,
Greeley As, O'Conor 3. Williams town
ship, SangamOn county, Grants major
ity Is, Liberal gain Of 81 from the vote
Of 1858.
Reports in from six of the largest
towns in st. Joe county give q Republi-
can gain of 40I over October. The Re
publican majority in the county will
probably be 100.
Summary.
INDIANAPoLIs, November 5 - 6:30
p.m.-Returns have been received from
1876 townships; in S6 Of which the Re-
publican gain is 57I7, and in 10 town
ships the Democratic gain 10S. About
of the State has been heard
rom.
% States for Grant,
SOUTH BEND, IND, November g.
Vice President Colfax is at the Telegraph
Office receiving returns and making
flgurers. He claims twenty-five States
for Grant with two hundred and sixty
one electoral votes.
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Nnn.Resident Notiee.

No. 6oi-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county. Tennessee. L. sim VI
A. p Curry sheriff. ]. W. Westcott, q. p.
Ware, executor, etc, f. "a. Appersons ". y.
Raaland and John NanDyke-
TT Appearing from the bill which Is sworn 70
IN this cause that the defendants, VIM. B.
Raeland and John NanDyke, are non-resi-
dents Of the state OF Tennessee.
his therefore ordered by the Clerk and Ma
tar That they make lhelr appearance herein
AZ the Courthouse Of the Second Ch&ncery
Court I'm the cl - of Mernphis, Tennessee, on or
before she first Monaay IA December, lo7l, and
plead. answer or demur to complainant'a bill
or the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing exparte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once q week,
fo- four successive weeks, IN the Memphis
Appeal. This October 18Th, lS7z
n. D L SrEWARf, clerk and Master.
E,slns 8 Lanl-lo.I. Sols. for cnlnplnt lncaa n
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ADJUSTMENTS.



The interest taken in the election last
night prevented many persons from
witnessing the wonderful and unique
performance Of the "Japs" at the
New Memphis Theater. The pro-
gramme was much varied, and the feats
of last evening were even more aston
ishing than those performed the previ-
Gus night. The tOp-spinning, bamboo
swinging, trapeze and balancing all ex-
cited the wonder and admiration Of the
audience. A new programme tonight.
The Grand OPerahOuse.
Miss Charlotte ThOn. pson, the talent
ed actress, made her second appearance
at the Grand OperahOuse last evening,
before a good audience, in the French
play of Camille. The piece, to say the
least Of it, is very repulsive, but still has
long been a favoriUe with both artsstss
and the public. Miss Thompson was
brilliant in the earlier scenes, thorough
ly tragic in the fourth act, with "Ar-
mand,n and frighttully natural in the
last scene Of all. She was well supported
by Mr.. Robinson as Armand, /" and the
leading members of the company. To-
night a play new to the lovers Of the
drama in Memphis, entitled Jane Eyre,
will be produced.
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KENTUCKY.
Midway.

Midway.
MIDWAY, November 5.-Grant's ma
jority AZ, Beck's ll9.
Newport.
NEWPORT, November 5.-Grant's ma
jority in Newport is reported at 40.
MaysViIle.
MAYsvILLE, November 1.-Two pre-
cincts show 230 Republican gain over
the Harlan-Leslie vote.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-The elec-
ton in this city st noon stood: Greeley
1854, Grant 27S4, O'Conor 50, with one
ward to hear from; vote light. Weather
bad.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. Returns are
scattering, but indicate a very light
vote. The city gives Greeley about 1900
majority.
Lexington.
LEXINGTON, November Sat one
o'clock Grant was about 600 ahead in
the city, the precinct votes pretty full
up to that time.
Grants majority in the city is 1858, q
Republican gain OF 234; Beck Demo
craft, for Congress, 767 majority. Clark
county, 40 majority for Grant. Reported
majorities indicate the election of Beck
by about l0,0't majority, The vote is
small and election very quiet. The
RepubliesI gain on the August vote.
HopkinsVille.
HOPKINsvILLE, November 5. The
official vote Of the city gives Grant a
majority Of 205; partial returns from
nine other precincts give Grant 906,
Greeley 563, and indicating a majority
in the county for Grant of about 500. The
total vote in the county for Grant will
be over 2300-a gain Of 100. The total
vote in the county for Greeley will be
about l60O-a falling off about 800 from
the August election. Brown for Con-
gress, will receive about the same vote
as Greeley. There was no enthusiasm
and Democrats failed to do their duty.
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M1ssouRT.


Cameron. il0alAl
CAMERON November 5.-Clinton
township gives Grant 267, Greeley 1856,
O'Connor 8, Parker, Republican, for
Congress 150 majority.
jefferson CITY.
JEFFERsoN Cry, November s.
This county is very iclose, and viii re.
quire an official vote to determine the
result Grant hasitprobably BY small
majority. -
Louisiana, No.
LOUISIANA, Mo-, November 5.-The
majority for Greeley in this county is
800; for W0odson, Democrat, 200. Ia
Hannibal, Mo-, in the First and Fourth
wards give a small Democratic major
ity on the city ticket. Largely Demo
cratic ON the State and national ticket.
A full vote was polled. Two townships
in Rails county give large Democratic
majority.
HANNIBAL, November 5.-First ward,
Hunt, Republican, for Mayor, MAORI
ty. Theis, Republican, for Recorder, s; /;
Marshall, Democrat, 3S. Anderson,
A(CAAADNA1Nf (AAf 1ASNSAAASg -
The national, State and county tickets
heavily Democratic. The Second ward
gone Democratic on city, national,
State and county. The Third ward
gives Grant 10 majority. The Fourth
ward gives 40 Liberal majority. The
Fifth ward, latest returns, gives Greeley
55 majority.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Notwith-
standing a drenching rain nearly all
day yesterday and to-day, with cold,
raw weather, voting is very active, and
candidates and political managers are
working with great energy. In some
precincts nearly all the vote is already
polled. All the liquor saloons are closed
by a proclamation OF the Mayor, and
unusual quietness prevails.
Twelve precincts in this county give
Grant 1862, Greeley 6556, O'COnOr IA.
The State ticket is not being counted
vet
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARL LESTOS, November5 Cotton market
easy; middlings, lSc; net receipts, 266S bales;
exports to the COntinent, 5j9J bales; sales, 60
bales; stock, 3, ,f06 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 5.-CottOn rs quiet
and steady; middlings, lS54c; net receipts, 56sS
exports coastwise, 50 bales; sales, 2599 bales;
stock, CPS bales.
MOBILE. November5.-CottOn market quiet
and easy; good ordinary, ,l71<c; niddiings lS3< (;
low nliddlug, l79sCs net receipts, 80 bales;
exports coastwise, ~ bales; sales, leG0 bales;
stock, 8,S43 bales
GALVESTON, November 5.-Cotton active
good ordinary, l554@l7c; net receipts, 2lsS
bales; exports TO Great Britain, lZ7S bales /;
sales, 5000 bales; stock, IS 554. bales
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RHODE ISLAND.

Bf0fteence.
PROVIDENCE. November 5.-There is
no excitement here at the polls, but
voting is proceeding steadily. The
Democrats are polling a light vote. AT
noon Grant was leading Greeley four or
i've 20 one.
Grants majority in the city is 27l4
Returns in the State are coming In
heavy for Grant.
PROVIDENCE, November 5.-khode
Island gives Grant an increased Repub-
hcan majority, and elects both Republi-
can Congressman. This city complete
gives Grant 1924, and Greeley l5ll.
summary.
Providence, November 5.-AN the
towns in this State have been beard
from except New ShOreham and Block
Island, and give Grant a majority Of
s2I5. IN the First Congressional dis
trlct Eames Republican has s9S4, Davis
lDemOcrat) 3l34. In the Second Con-
Fressi0nal district Pendleton (Republi-
cam 42l4, Browne Democrat) 2485.
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OHIO.

Fremont.
FREMONT, November 5.-Repabllean
gain over October, 35.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, November 5.-Three wards
give Grant $50 majority.
Youngstown.
YOUNGSTOWN, November 5.-Grant's
majority 675, a Republican gain of 346.
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, November 5.-Grant's
majority in Cuyshoga county is este
mated at $500.
Grants majority in the city 1892, gain
over October 1925.
Effin, l9 Republican gain.
Columbus.
COLUMBUS, November 5,-The wealth
er is very bad. The indications
are that q smaller vote wiz be cast than
in October. Grants majority nom pres
ent indications will be from 1000 to 1000
larger than Browns in this city. Re
ports from the interior towns indicates
snat the vote of the State will be lighter
than that Of October.
Xenia.
XENIA, November 5.-The First
ward gave Grant majority Of III,
gain OF four. Second ward, Grant 79i
gain Oils. Fifth ward gave Greeley a
majority of "A; loss of one-third. in
Third ward Grant gains 5. In Xenia
township Grant gains SO.
Harrison township, Tyrone county,
the Republicans gain l04.
Cincinnati.
CINcINNATI, November 5.-The cleo
ton is progressing quietly. Up to ten
O'Clock the vote appeared to be little
behind, though not much. Nothing at
D. 'ent can be said as to which way It
Is g.6ng. 1t has been raining all the
forenoon.
Only three wards in each district
show a Democratic majority, but the
Republicans gain over the October elee-
ton. The Republican vote came out
strong this afternoon. From present
indications Greeley's majority will be
about 5000 in the county.
One precinct each from the Second
and Fourth wards Of this city show As
Republican over the vote for Secretary
OF State, when the Democratic and Lib
eral candidate carried the county by 5653
majority.
An the repo. lfrom this city show
Republican gains. Partial returns from
six wards show $50 Republican gain.
Fourteen wards and precincts 10 this
city give $50 Republican gain. There
are Republican gains IN every ward and
precinct heard from but one, with an
Increased vote in the city.
Reports from twenty wards show an
increased vote over October. The
changes are nearly all in GreeIey's favor.
The Democrats are out almost to man,
Notwithstanding the heavy rain, while
it is keeping the Republicans Ia, as in
many Of the wards their vote fails below
that Of October.
Returns from twenty wards and pre-
Gincts show 562 Republican gain. Sim
liar changes In the remainder Of the
county would rednce the Democratic
majority about 100. lt OH
Reports from nine towns show q fall
ing OFF In the total vote ON account Of
the weather, but an increase in the DEM
oeratic vote in October. The Republic
cans claim that Grant viii carry the
State by 10000 to Is 600.
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Non-Resident Notice.

Nc. l00, r. DIN Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.---Erasmus 7. Rose vs.. j.
T. Elhott, Ellen c. Rose, francis n. Rose,
WIn. A. Rose and Mary r. Rose, guardian.
IT appearing from bill which is sworn 70
i In this cause that ]. 7. Elliott Is q nom
resident Of the state OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF tbs
Probate Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in December,
lS72, and plead. answer or demur 70 com
plainantsi bill or the same VIII be taken for
confessed as TO him and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that copy OF this order be pub
ished once q week lor four successive weeks,
IN the Memphis Appeal. This zsth aay oi Oe-
tober, 1872. .,,- -,
BY j. Il. CuLLEcs, D. G. -.
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CRBDTTOR'S NOTICE.

No. 73I-In the First ChanceFy Court Of shelby
county,. J. Ammonett. Executor Of j. n
PrOvine, deceased, vs.. sarah A. Provine and
others.
FTVHE Insolvency Of the estate OF j. ". Pro
vine, deceased, having been suggested,
and this cause having been instituted for the
purpose OF Winding up his estate under the
insOlvent laws Of TENNESSEE
Notice IS hereby given 70 all parties inter
ested, either as creditors or heirs. or who claim
20 be such, 10 come forward and have them
selves maie parties 70 this sui; and Gle and
establish their claims, within the rin1e pre-
scrtbed by law, to-wit; On or before The I'm
DAY Of April $50, for residents, and on or oe-
fore the ilth day Of April, ls76s for nof-Iesl-
dents Of Tennessee, or the same VIII oe ior-
ever barred
Notice is also given that all proceed in9.s in
the County Court, relative % the auInlal-lril.
ton OF said estate. are enjoilec. ant tnat all
parties are inhi bted from further proseci ing
or beginning any suits ia law OF equity
against said estate, hutar required 70 come
into this causc and prozecute their claims
here It Is ordered that copy Of tnis o-1el
be published n the Memphis Appeal once q
week for four successive weeks. Oct 81. l,14
+. A. COLIN. Clerk and ~ asler.
BY +. B. McEiESl.T, Lelu-T e. aud a.
Huruas & PCSfnll. -,ols- lor coluplnf. OF tl
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DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
Washington.

WAsHRGTOs, November 5.-BusiDess
In the government departments seems
suspended. There was no Cabinet
meeting to-day. General Williams was
the only head OF department who an
swered present. all Others were absent.
A few kilograms have been received at
the Executive Mansion, principally
from Pennsylvania, giving information
regarding the progress Of the election in
that State. One OF them is from Sena-
tor Cameron 90 Collector Casey. Mar
shal Packard telegraphs hopefully from
New Orleans, but says that Eve days
viii be required 70 ascertain the result
Ia Louisiana. The city wean ho.i-
day appearance.