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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Remo-Arrivcs from at $50 a m. Closes
for at $50 p. IN
V,r.inia-Arrivns from at 10 a. m.
Closes Tor at 3:l5 p. IN.
Genoa and Arrives from At
$50 y. IN. Closes for at $50 Il. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

A terrible railIo DAD accident occur
rrd at Bellevilie, Canada,o on Saturday
last, in which sixty five persons were
killed and wounded.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

A l Smith, Virginia S Shannon, walker kiSr
q . Fl.nder. Empire C schulz, Clear Creek
l. q, d,ow AptsInpe B scott, Silver Nuun'n
A Dappbery Carson Val C Cslemon, Markle vile
j Elder, silver Mountain
oRMsBY ~HoUsE-GEoRGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
W III Kearns, Genoa S ; Simpson,, Virginia
i r Johnson & wife, " 5 Mooney,
C Leyerance san Fran Mr. Reyes,
coRBErr HousE-CoRBETr BROTHERS, PRoPRIEroEs.
Avley Gold Hill J 4 edwards, Washoe
F4irbain, Mud Lake W Emmersun, City
P Whittle,ey. " John = Harris,
J Carey. Antelope LOUIS Pieter,
+ ii ra.i,m sink tri Val W Drennon, Monitor
James MadIgan, Brunswick Mill
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

ST. cHARLES-dEoRGE rUPLr, fhofRiEfok.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-28

A DHUkUeTE, Uni SUI v" OV
j NJ Elder, silver Mountain
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-26
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CoURT.


The card which appears in another
part of the APPEAL this morning, signed
by all the members of the Bar of Mem.
phis, and many of those of West Ten
nessee, is an Endorsement of Nj. McFar.
land for Judge of the Supreme Court
that cannot be disregarded by the peo-
pie, and win not, if we know
them, and we think we do. This
Endorsement is purely professional
given. as we understand, without
solicitation directly or indirectly, and
prompted solely by a desire to secure
for the State in her highest Judi
cial seat, the services of a lawyer ripe in
all the knowledge and experience neees-
sary to final adjudications on important
questions of law or points in litigation.
These lawyers know each other well,
and are the best judges of the fitness
and capacity of such of their brethren
as are aspirants for judicial positions,
and to secure their unanimous indorse-
ment is to secure q patent more potent
with the people, especially with those
who think, than all the orders of uni
versities or p~otentates. Unanimity
among professional men who
antsgonize each other every day is some-
very rare; it is, therefore, all the
more to be priced, not only by the hon
pred recipient, but by the people before
whom be comes for their suffrage. We
rust and believe the full effect of this
ard from our Bar will not be lost upon
people, and that the result will show
tself on the day Of election.
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well congratulate ourselves that the
effort on the part Of Sheriff Curry most
ANONYMOUSLY failed Of its object; as,
doubles, the introduction of five car
loads of Mississippi negroes into the
city, excited and urged on by white
lsc0undrels, would have produced riot
and bloodshed at the election polls 70
the discredit Of Memphis and TO the
10y and qualification Of cOWardly
and malicious enemies throughout the
whole co6ntry. JULIUS.
Curry wouldnow create the impression
that he cares nothing for politics, that
as sheriff be would not be a partisan.
But three years ago when be was Sher-
iR, and at the same time a member Of
the Radical Executive Committee, he
chartered railroad car to prevent the
reimbursement Of the men whom be
knew would vote against him. VAST
not a pitiahle spectacle 70 see the Sheriff
OF Shelby county attempting 70 throw
several hundred negroes into Memphis
on the day Of the election. This is the
present candidate for Sheriff; the man
who, instead of being an example and
an edmonton, insults the community,
and proves himself to be doubly unwor-
thy Of his high station, by attempting
I'M an exciting election to raj
ly against the public peace, the
ready and riotous elements, then
seeking for an excuse % break up the
foundations of society. Three years ago
the people Of Memphis looked upon an
election with alarm. The ballOt-box
presented the appearance Of a riot. The
Radicals paraded the streets. and the
firing Of pistols and guns reminded one
OF the skirmish that precedes the battle.
A: such an hour it was the duty of the
Sheriff to force the negroes to remain at
home, and vote at their own country
boxes. But Curry wanted them here in
Memphis, where they could vote ten
instead of one time, and, as Chairman
Of the Radical Executive Committee, he
chartered railroad cars for the purpose of
flooding Memphis with fraudulent negro
votes, thus instigating those excuses
which it was often feared would drench
our streets in the blood Of our fellow
citizens. On Thursday next, that public
opinion which A p. Curry insUlted by |
his conduct in 1859 viii be avenged By
his defeat and the triumphant election
Of lack Doyle, who engages, while
Sheriff of Shelby county, never to char
ter railroad cars to import into Mem
phis negro voters.
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and Norfolk. AT New York, Mr..
Buffalo, a most accommodating gentle
man, and agent Of the great through
route, will give all necessary informa-
ton as to freights, and greatly facilitate
shippers, as viii MI. Fitzgerald at Balti-
more. We hope the increased patronage
in freights and passengers on this very
important line, VIII be such tie coming
year Is win lead to The e~onYiction that
it has at last entered upon the work II
was originally projected for
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A party Of men were bathing in John
sons lake, Center township, near Wal
ter's Chapel, Arkansas, last Saturday
evening about five o'clock. When they
got ready to come out and dress some
of them commenced to throw mud on
each other. A man by the name OF
King took shelter behind another of the
party that was partly dressed to KEEP
another, John Ingram, from hitting
him with mud. This was kept up 3
while, when King demanded that In
gram. should stop it, which not being
done he said he would do it, and went
to his pantalo0ns to get his pistol. In
gram supposing il was a knife rushed
on him to prevent his opening it, when
King shot Ingram In the thigh, on the
inside, the bah ranging downward. IT
is thought Ingram viii recover. King
has been arrested.
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YexatIo1s ar ERIC

New YORK, July 24-Tbe Times 0.
tomorrow will contain the following
The present Board of Managers of the
Erie railroad are about to bring sui
against Daniel Drew for the one hun
bred thousand shares of stock, which
II is claimed he Illegally issued
in 1866, while treasurer Of the corpora
ton. The papers in the suit are being
prepared, and thesmatter will be pushed
to an issue as quickly as possible. This
issue, and the one which Drew
made to cover his shorts when
Vanderbilt was trying to obtain pos
session of the Erie railroad, and occa-
stoned the flight of Fisk, Gould and
Drew to New Jersey. Drew claims to be
innocent of any illegal practices, and al
leges that be paid the entire proceeds
into the treasury of the company.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-The following
named prominent soldiers have accepted
the invitation of the Veterans National
Committee to be present and address the
Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Pittsburg on the seventeenth of Septem-
Der: Generals r. j. 0glesby, j. S. Neg
ley, J. r. Hawley, j. A. Logan, W.
Hartman, II. B. Sargent, j. White, L.
s McCook, w. d. Leggett, J. L. Bever-
idge, i. f. Noyes, y. G. Abbott, j. Co
burn, B. f. Runkle and L. Fairchild.
Many other distinguished veterans have
been invited, and their names viii be
announced as Don as their replies are
received.
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THE VOTE OF SHELBY COUNT In
August. 1869.

-. ".
In August, 1859 the contest was mad,
in Tennessee between Senter and Stokes
between enfFanehisementand disfran.
chisement The discussion between
S4nter and Stokes was bitter. The feel
ing of the disfranohised toward thosS
who opposed their enfranehisemenf
amounted to personal dislike. Bot The
election came off on the sixth of August
and Senter triumphed over Stokes and
Acknowledgement by nearly seventy
thousand majority The vote IN
Shelby county stood as follows.
Governor-Senter, 1904; Stokes, 1862
SenteT's majority, 1912. -
superintendent Of Public instruction
Upton, 6734; Mcdowell, 1859. Tip
tons majority, 1876.
Senator-Cubbins - 1865; Hamilton,
3I7I; Low, 22h lCulains' majority over
Hamilton, 4O8S; Cubbins' majority over
all, 3sT2 unlWE T
Floater-Sherrod, 727S; Reeves, 3195;
Ryder, 206. Sherrod's majority Over
Reeves, 4O7S; SherFod's majority over
all, 3sT2,
1t viii be seen from the above figures
that Shelby county gave a majority Of
nearly four thousand against A. P. Curry
and his policy of perpetual hate and
disfranchisemeRt- How can the men
who rolled up this four thousand MAORI
ty find it in their hearts to elect to the
office of Sheriff the champion of dis
franchisement-the member of the Rad
cal Executive Committee, who charter
ed railroad cars for the purpose of inn
porting negroes to vote in each ward for
Stokes. IF Curry ean carry Shelby
county in 1872, Stokes ought to have
carried the county for Governor in 1859.
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WHEELING, WEST VA, July PA
new evening paper, styled the Dahl
Democrat, published in the interests Of
the independent candidate fer Governor
Of this State, John }. Jacobs, Wa issued
to-day. 1t win be issued daily during
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Two Thousand Prizes; only sc blanks 70 q
prize. most splendid Inducements even
offered to the public. In addition, this enter
prise appeals directly 70 the patriotism OF all
our perple.
That all may contribute to his work oil
Honor, Gratitude and Benehcence, the Tick
cts are for whOles, s.; for fractional interests
-, s., 81 n 81. This accommodates all; the
rich and those OF moderate means.
Orders promptly attended to. The interests
Of t~lckethOlders at a distance viii be sa-
cuedly protected as those Of parties in this city,
Tine f~ollOwfng-uamed gentlemen are the
commissioners Generals l. Law A. R,
Wright, NJ. A. StOvall, W. N. Gardiner, GOOde
Bryan; Colonies c. Snead, VIM. 2. Crawford;
Majors Joseph b. Cumming, George T. Jack
son, Joseph Ganahl, /. p. Girardey; Hon. r.
II. May MeSsrs. Adam Johnston, Jonathan
Miller, w. H. Goodrich, ]. B. Butt, Henry
Moore, Dr. W. e. bearing.
L. q A. H MCLAWS, General Agents,
Hiy7 Augusta, Georgia.
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
So Miles rrOun Memphis, near Meznphi
and Charleston Railroad.

WIN. CARUTHERS, A.M.~-PRINCIPAL
THOS. Z.
The eleventh session of this school will be-
gin on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. and
continue twenty weeks.
The Principal is a graduate of Hampden
Sidney College and of the University of Vir.
ginia. He has had ten years experience in
teaching, four OF which he Vras a professor in
the institution.
For circulars apply toll, Wade Co, Mr.W.
B. Galbreath, or Messrs. Taylor, Radford q Co.
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SOHA N DID.
aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
in the various departments. The Schools OF
Law, Of Engineering, OF Agriculture and Che
Mechanic Arts, the regular University
Courses, a Course of instruction in CONNER.
cial Science n the Course or Preparatory
study, VIII all be in full operation In all the
schools, except he Law school, tuition is free
for all M1ssisstppians. University dues from
all students vary from So to SIS, in advance.
Board, intending all charges, varies from Sit
to IS per MONTH In the 20 School a fee Of
so per nine months is charged for tuition.
b Diploma Of the Law School is made by
law equivalent to a license 10 practice law in
any court in this state; and by recent act OF
the trustees a two years course of study in
the Law School Is not required absolutely, but
a student may complete his course and get his
diploma in one year, provided he passes a sat
isfactory examination.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
nOuncements Of the several departments, APP
ply to Chancellor Waddel, 70 any member Of
the Faculty, or to THOS. 3. PEGUES,
lyle Secretary Of the Board, Oxford, Miss.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Presfdcnf-HORACE GREELEY
For wee rgfdcnt-B. GRAFT BROWN.
For Gogcraor%ORY c. BROWN.
F5r ShasV-W y y DOYLE
For ChanooIk-SAMUEL p WALKER.
For County Trlsfee-A. WOODWARD.
For Taz-Cous otor-GEORGE r. POWELL.
For PIuIege Taz-C oUoofor% H. MATHEG
ELECTORAL TICKET.
Sat az LarW-GEN " a. QUARLES.r Il
COL JOHNM FLEMING.
First Distric--JOHN 4. MeEINNEY
Second Distric-A. CALD WE'LL.
Third DLsfra-A. L. SPEARS.
Fourth Distrirt-
-#HH M.H-HH
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WATERING PLACE.
B ATEExs9 R G5
q. : naueaeraa1s cenat1 AlaEaaaaa-

lVHBHOFEL al mis- easbatsd uaksae Place Is nowops for te reception visitors
@~Sd fH4 SRfa sn5 reTm
Inducements are ahandant yHaDhd and Ia Tables affords IN best efComuy Fare
l. BouteCWa Memphis ad Charleston Railroad to Florence Stag Line nine miles 20 the
springs
BornUha mOumaasns crcuari etc. address
tHEE Eaa 81 e4s aEa e ELLIS q co. Prophso-+ Of
llblmy8 so f.aaarsra1a 81 n A MOODY. n ]. Rsadeua RhyHeIas.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIHE c-opartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned, under firm name
of Clarke, Ely q Co, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Z. z. Clarke having dis
posed OF his entire interest in said firm to Mr..
E. E. CLARKE.
THAD. 5. ELY. =
Memphis, July ], 1872 We. HARVEY.
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NOTICE.

THEz arm of Fursfenheim 4 Iexter is dis.
solved this day by mutual consent. The
business viii be continued by Paul Fursten-
helm. PAUL FURSIENHEIN.
SAM HEXrER.
Memphis, July IS, 1872. JyD
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PLANTERS.
The PLANTER
a
MACHINE


has now been before the public for nearly two
years. Its merits have been fully tested in
Louisiana and Mississippi, and we have yet 70
learn OF a single planter who has used it who
has been dissatisfied with its work. In fact
the testimonials already published in the APP
PEAL, and the many more which have been
shown us nom planters below on the river,
satisfy as that it is, to say the least, aGOd-send
10 ths South.
The following Endorsements, given to
Messrs. MiIbura, Walker q Co, wagon dealers,
81 Union street, general agents for the sale T
this machine, from gentlemen personally
known throughout the south, will give to.
those at a distance a guarantee OF the capacity
Of the machine:
MEMPHIS. TENN, April 2, 1872.
Messrs. Miiburn, walkers CO..
Having examined some work executed by
the Planters Machine, IhaYe no hesitation IN
saying that it Is a decided success. The plow-
ing Is perfect, and the ridges formed at the
same time are much superior TO those made
hard to distinguish one from the other. /
1t as alabor-Saving Machine, and
trust IL VIII be literally p~atroRized By the
+. @. STEPHENSON.
shelby County, Tennessee.
The above gentleman is well known
throughout West Tennessee and North Nissss
sippi as one Of our most practical planters. OF
the following, from Mr.. Ford, Of the we'll
Known house Of Ford q Porter, II is unneces-
sary to speak. Mr.. Ford is not only one OF the
planters in the South, but one OF our
ablest and most reliable business men. He
says:
L examined the beds or ridges made by the
PLANTERS MACHINE, and do ne not hesitate
70 say they are more regular and uniform
than any / ever saw made by the common
mode Of preparing beds. did net zee a tesfof
the planting portion Of the maehine, a fully
It VIII work wen. The ground on
which the test was made was efydr and
hard, and yet the blowing was done Wel-
much more regular and Uniform than by the
Old plan.
! Pink THE Prov Is oAPABhE or BREAk-
W BEDDING AT ElGHrA cEEs
PER DAY. r.rF r
tSignedl NEWTON FORD
n season Is pressing, and itwould Be
wei for planters to give "a their craers %
Messrs. Mllbufn 4 Walker, without fnrthef
notice. They VIII give planters an the Fme
wish for the payment.
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ANOTHER REDUCTION
382 MAIN STREET.


Figured Grenadines,
Striped Grenadines,
Solid CoIored Silks,
Striped Silks,
Checked Silks,
Printed Baptiste,
Printed Piques,: :
Printed Welts, A
Satin Striped Lenos,
Plaid Iisle POplins, /:
Solid coIored poplins, /:
Solid COl0red Ginghams,
White Marseilles Quilts, /:
Striped Linen Lawns "A
Good Linen Lawn,
French Dolly Warden PereaIe,
Ladies' Victoria Lawn Suits,
Ladies' Hem stitched andkerchiefs,
silk P0plin Dresses, per dress,
Double fold Alpaca,
Good Red B0rdered Towels,
Table Cloths,
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
No. 259 Poplar Street.
THE next session Of this Institution vii


Monday, September 9Th
The same system of thorough instruction
viii be pursued as heretOfore. @
A Catalogue, giving fun ia formation IN re-
gard 70 the course Of instruction, the system
Of written examinations, the plan of award
ing distinctions, gold medals and prizes, can
be Obtained at any OF the bookstores, or by
applying TO the Principal.
A few boarders can be accommodated on
reasonable terms.
WILLIAM CARROLL, AM,
LGTT dfW L. prfn4fnaI
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THE interests of my fathers estate required
Il me TO abandon for a time the practice OF
law. i resume 1t with reRewed energy, and
modestly ask for a small share Of Tie pr0fes-
SiOadl pie as a SdnitaFg mcclure. VIII be
pleased TO serve my friends In any capacity,
and shall keep for then convenience q Di-
'rectory OF all the lines Of trade and business,
and a list Of the various articles sold or man
ufactured IN the city. jy1f
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TEE undersigned have this day formed q
cOpartnershfp, under the firm name OF
ELY, HARVEY u RICHARDSON, who viii
continue the business of the late firm OF
Clarke, Ely d Co., at the same place f3e2
FRONT sTREET), and will assume all liabili-
ties 70 or from the late firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them.
THAD. s. ELY.
w. o. HARVEY.
JAMES 5. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, JulyL 1877.
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CONFEDERATE =


~ aEEM $3.50
Brad UBl 9AEEG
VYHE DISTRIBUTION OF THEq PRIZES
in the grand scheme to erect a
in Honor OF the Confederate Dead Or Georgia,
and those soldiers rom other states who we're
killed or died In Ge0rzia. Wil take place in
the CITY OF AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
On the 4th bay of December Next.
There VIII be NO POsTPONEMEET Of the
drawing. rrar.rH r -
80 Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
lars (S2j0,O90) in Currency, keal Estate and
Cotton 70 be distributed.
n LNEEC1
IN AteaA S3.ooO
s250.oOs
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UNIVERSITY
OF
HI -
OXFORD.
JOHN n. wADDEL, DID,,

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON % OF
Il OCTOBER, under the superintendence OF
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"a .,

81 Union street.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
MAURY COUNTY, TENN.
INSTITUTE,
-.-~yro~r r-1z,y-rr--
TRENTON, TENNTE


Founded fm 1859. Chartered i'm 1871.
A Ii the English Branches, with full course
~ in Mathematics, Languages, Vocal and
Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting in
on and Water Colors, taught by capable teach
ers, carefully selected. Catalogue for last
opens Monday. August the Z6tb. 1872.
Course of studye extensive; Faculty full.
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+. @. STEPHENSON.
lhelhy Couufv- ThnnoQeaa

The season Is now pressing, and it would Be
wei for planters to give ia tlsIr orders q
MessTs. Mllburn 4 Walker, without mrther
notice. They win give planters an the Fme
they wish for the payment.
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Two Thousand Prizes, varying from I.
Dollars TO Forty Thousand Dollars.
sc SEVEN REAL ESTATE PRIZES ave
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NOTICE.

~ retiring from the firm Of Clarke, Ely 8
u Co, I take pleasure in recommending
their successors TO my friend and the Gus
toners of the old hrm. and would say 70 them
that l shall remain with the new 1rm during
the coming season and have charge of the
past six years.
l would also state that Mr.. JAS. s. RICH
ARDSON, the son of MI. f.. Richardson, OF
the firm Of Richardson q MAY, New Orleans
brings a large capital into the concern, max.
ing Il abundanGy able to fulfil all engage
of the late firm, and largely increase
the business, should they desire 20 do SO.
AIemphis, Jnly 1. 1872. u. II. CLARKE.
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TERMs. Pc sEssIoN "a . WEEKs

Daughters OF ministers tof all denomina-
tions) in the regular pastorate, free of charge
In the Literary Department, except for extras.
For full M apply for Catalogue to
DIS. W Caldwell, Pres. Board of Visitors, or TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

RARE CHANCE.-BEAUTIFUL HIGH sTOOP
"A House. rooms; location unsurpassed for boarders
possession; few doors from Broadway. Owner 200 West
Thirty ninth street.
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CIxTH AVENUE STORE TO LET 0HEAP-wELL
- suited for carpets, furniture, house furnishing
other business Apply to T. b. STEWART CO. go West
'rxNau ty- hiru stree
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO I.ET-FoUR STORY HIGH
Fifty third and Fiityfourth streets has been ncwly
painted throughout and furniture Ia in complete order
has Stenway piano. pictures books bronzes cr0ckery
&c. Apply to A. h. ROSS 81 Broad street
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FOUR STORY HIGH sTODP STONE HOUSE
n near Fifth avenue, completely furnished through
out TO let possession other furnished Houses
G, s. PECK a CO., 95l Broadway
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NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISH.
IN ment staten Island.
Established in 1878.
- Duane street. Broadway,
SO Broadway, near Eighth street, New York.
SIG sixth avenue, uear Thirty-sixth street,
t66 and l6S Pierrepont street. Fulton, Brooklyn.
Gye cleanse and refnish ladies' and gentlemens Gar
tents and Piece Goods in their usual superior manner
Note.-These are our only offices.
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CTORE TO LET-AT 452 WEST TWENTYNINTH
- street. an old established Liquor Stand rent $50 per
month Apply TO JOHN STEWART, 26S West Forty third
street
, 1872-12-31

votes necessary to obtain q majority in the
senate it is said ho paid $4,000. The entiro
cost Of his election was about 100000. (This
is about tha price they pay in Kansas
The night after his election, he was
arrested upon charge Of bribery, and, though
ho was discharged BY Judge Mackoy on ha1eas
corpus, tho examining magistrate has sent tho
papers before the Grand Jury, and tho Attorney
General proposes to prosecute the case. Mr..
Elliott states that protest rocting ol the facts,
sustained BY affdagits, will be presented to tho
Senate aftor tie holidays, and be hopes that the
Senate will refuse to admit man who has 30
nnb1ushingly bought his election. Elliott ex-
presses regret at the shame and dishouor thrown
upon the colored rate by the open sale Of their
votes by the colored members Of tho Legislature.
The misfortune is, that Patterson's case will have
to DO decided by Senate Of which Simon Cameron
is the leader, and of which Caldwell and Pomeroy
are active and influential members.