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Provisions.
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ian Baltimore, Md.
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The Legislature.


This body is progressing very slowly in
lis work. In the Lower House particular
TX. perfect ayalaqche of bills are daily in
troduccd. most Of which have their onacting
clauses stricken ont on the second reading.
Very little real work is being done in the
House though the Senate seems to be do
inc little better
TIM HURLEY
endeavored to slip in bill by handing it to
the Clerk to be entered on the journal and
then sent to the Railroad Committee, which
looked to the construction of the I" New
York, Norfolk and Charleston Railway"
The newspaper reporters nosed it out how
ever. 1t is being engineered by young
man from Philadelphia, who, it is stated,
has plenty of money to pay its way through
and may, perhaps, succeed in having it
passed.
THE FINANCIAL AGENT.
The beatifc cherub, Kimpton, it seems, is
to be stirred up, by the commencement of
proceedings against him by the Attorney
General. We hope the Financial Agent
will be brought to a showing and something
done to get the control of our money But
we doubt the practicability of the present
scheme.
THE LAND COMMISSION.
1t appeared in the course of debate last
week. that two tracts of land in Darlington
county were sold to the State for $4,000,
and warranty deeds made by John Lunney
and R. J. Donalds n, the vendors. One of
the tracts has been settled by poor farmers,
when it suddenly turns out that mortgages
to the amount of $4,000 are held of the
the land. Whittemore asks an appropria-
tion to pay the mortgages. After consider
able debate. Senator Dunn offered a resolu-
tion that Lunny and Donaldson be proceeded
against both civilly and criminally in con-
nection with their swipdle above recited.-
The entire matter was laid over until Mon
day. the 9th instant.
DEADLY WEAPONS.
\ bill has been introduced into ne House
which makes the carrying of deadly weap-
ons lnisdcmeauor. punishable with fine and
Imprisonment i
HooK. AND LADDER COMPANY NO. l,
The bill to incorporate the Ph@nix Hook
and Ladder Company, No. l, Of Camden,
was read second. time on,Friday last 1t
Is not probable that the bill will meet much
resistance. and in short time the members
oftAc Conpapy viii 6nd themselves invest
ii with al. The corporate rights aud priviie
.e- which j,uliy aPper'ain to -u'h bodies.
We rad hoped To CLEAN from our Exchanges
some further interesting features in the
work Of the Legislature, but the mails Of
Tuesday night brought the intelligence that
a. quorum of neither house was present on
Monday and the Legislature stood adjourned
until Tuesday, too late tor us to colatc any
further items
There is one, however, which we omitted
to state. and which we regard as exceedingly
1t is a bill to provide for the
after July 81, 1873, ofall births,
deaths and marriages. Many good purposes
will be thereby served, and it will be easy
to ascertain the ratio of increase or decrease
of the population.
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MOBILE, ALA, May p 1869.
Dr.. u. II Tut:
Dear Sir-T should be pleased to adver-
'iae your medicines and viii seerlOlly give
you good notice Of your EXpectorant, as |
have personally used it with great saisiao-
fion
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The BARRIERS prefer DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye
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Camden Cotton Market.

CAMDEN, s. G. Jan. %, 1873.
Owing to the state of the weather and
the freshet in the river, less cotton has been
Offering this week Sales 200 bales on
basis of 19 to 183.
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Estate of MI. Id. Wood.

NOTICE is hereby given that one month a.
" ter date application will be made to the
Judge of Probate for letters of dismssion as
of the above estate.
J. =. HAMMOND, Admir-.
january ., l873' lm
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MOTHERS BE ADvlsED-Always keep 4
bottle Of DR. TUFTS Celebrated Expect6ran
III the house. II is a certain aud' pleasan
cure for Group, Coughs, Colds, etc. II is
agreeable to the taste, and Children take it
readily. Go to your druggist and get il al
once, it may save the lie Of your little
one.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


hySsON.
Boston, November 4-The Massa-
chusetts State election is proceeding
quietly to-day. Ex-Mayor CASTOR, the
Democratic candidate for governor, is
receiving a handsome vote il Boston.
Scattering returns from all parts
of the State, showing a rather
light vote as compared to 1871
and 1872, and indicating the re-
election Of Governor Washburn by from
500 to 1000 plurality. The Anti-prohi-
bitiOn was an element Of strength to
the Democrats, and their candidate,
Mr.. CASTOR, received a heavy vote in
several larger cities and towns from the
opponents of anti-prohibitiOn. The
contest for State senator in the
fifth Suffolk district, resulted in
the election of Jonathan A. Lane
on the Republican citizens ticket by
over 1000 majority over John T. Steven
son, who was a candidate on both the
regular Democratic and Republican
tickets. In the second Middlesex dis
trict, General y. P. Banks was also
elected senator overthe regular Republi-
can candidate by handsome plurality
The returns for governor from siXty-twO
towns, foot up for Washburn, II, ,S95;
CASTOR, 1905. The vote of
Boston, with the exception of three
wards, returns from which are not in,
gives CASTOR about 1900 plurality. Low
ell gives Washburn 1854, CASTOR 2I70
Worcester gives Washburn 2I62, Castor
$3.50, and also elects a Democratic sena-
tor and members Of the house of repre-
sentatves. The vote of 1l3 cities and
towns fOOts up: Washburn, 80, OBS:
CASTOR, 80 947. Last year the same
towns gave Washburn, As, $50; Bird,
24,II9. Wasbburn's plurality last
year was about $4,000, which the
returns so far indicate has been
cut down about one half at this election.
The Republican ticket for State officers
is elected, and the Republican counciI-
lor ticket together with a Republican
majority in both branches of the Iegis-
lature. Banks's plurality for State sen
atOr is over 1900. Chas. Hale is elected
10 the legislature from Boston by large
majority.
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FARABEE-Friday morning, October 3lst
Mrs. CARRIE L. FARABEE, at the residence oi
her father, DIR. James Marshall, in Fayette
county, Tennessee.
CHILDRESS On November 5th, at I:Sl
o'clock am, LUTHER j. CHILDREss, aged z
years.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of his mother, Mrs Thos. Lockwood
No. 4I3 Main street, this "WEDNESDAY az
ternoon at o'clock. Carriages in attendance
sCHILLING The friends and acquaint
anees of N. SCHILLING and family are In
vited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. l7s Poplar street, this tWEDNES
DAY afternoon at o'clock.
ELLISON-At her late residence, l37 Causey
street, November 4th, at o'clock pm, after q
long and painful illness, Mrs. MARY ELLISON
in her 57th year.
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MICHIGAN.



DETROIT, November 4.-The muni-
eipaI election in this city passed off very
quietly. Twelve precincts heard from
give Mofat, Republican, for mayor, $50
majority. His majority will probably
reach 1000. The Republicans elect city
clerk, attorney, director of poor. The
Democrats elect police justice, and pro-
baby treasurer and justice Of the peace.
The Republicans will have a majority
Of one or two in the city council and a
majority Of the board of estimate.
Meagre returns from the special election
in the congressional district leaves the
matter in doubt. The cities of Grand
Haven, Yonia and Holland, and fifteen
towns give Williams, Republican, a ma
iority of 200, a large Republican loss
over the vote of 1872.
u M.-The vote in the fifth congress
siOnal district is very light and extreme
ly close. Indications are that Williams,
Republican, is elected by majority not
exceeding 200 or 300. Grand Rapids
gives COmstOck, Democrat. 351 maiori-
ty; Grand Haven, So; Muskegon, 173 /;
Jonia, ia; Spring Lake, 46. Williams
has 10 majority in Holland, 145 in
AIlegan, 80 in Lowell, 81 in Sangatuck.
Other towns in Allegan county viii
raise his majority to 500.
In Detroit, Moffats majority for
mayor will reach nearly 1900. The Re
publicans will carry the entire city
ticket, except the police justice and jus
tice Of the peace, with treasurer in
dOubt-chances in favor of the RePub-
cans.
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1910,
Fhe Rsfsy Appeal has n larger etrcu
tEts~n than All the other Memphis Ssfsy
EsSpers combined.
TIE FEVER.

The facts we publish this morning All
the most cheering we have had sine,
the thirteenth of September, and ars
most encouraging. The Howards, whC
are stlll vigilant in caring for the
interests Of the city, give the to
tal number Of cases Of yellow
fever under treatment, as one hundred
and sixty-seven, and only one ne'U case
yesterday. Losss Dec! The deaths yes
terday from yellow-fever were
only four, and two frOn other
causes. making a total Of six,
two more than our general average Per
day This looks as il We were getting
back TO our normal condition, and
gives US good ground for urging ab-
sentees TO return and resume their busi-
ness. There is now no danger. The
weather continues most unfavorable for
the spread OF the disease, and all the
indications point to an entire cessation
OF the fever within this week.
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VrRGINTA.


RICHMOND, November 4.-The elee
ton in this city passed off very quietly.
The polls in every precinct closing with
out any disturbance. The voting on the
part OF the whites has been quite full,
but the colored vote has not been so
good. Some leading Republicans here
concede the election of Kemper, by fif-
teen to twenty thousand majority.
There are no returns in yet from the
city precincts, but the indications are
that Kemper's majority will not be less
than five hundred in Richmond.
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ALBANY, n. Y, November 4.-The
are that the Democrats have
carried this county by 1000 majority.
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MINNESOTA.


ST. PAUL, November 4.-Returns SO
far are meager, but indications all point
to the election of the entire Republican
State ticket by a handsome majority,
Davis is running ahead of his ticket.
There has been a good deal of gOuging.
Returns from the city will not be receiv-
ed until q very late hour on account Of
mixed ballots, with considerable change
in the legislature.
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

as The regular meeting win be held on
THU URSDAY, the 8th instant, at 2 D. M, SHARP
at the rooms OF the Shoulder-to-Shoulder y
Club No. II Madison street. A prompt at
tendance OF all the members Is requested. this
being the annual meeting, and for election OF
officers for the ensuing year. All Scotchmen.
sons and grandsons Of Scotchmen are eligible
for membership. Application can be made to
II. 7. TOMLlNSON, President.
or JNo. c. FoRREs, Secretary.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For full river news see third page.i
esv TeRewraua.

| EVANSVILLE, November Nv Gather cloudy
snd mild. Mercury IS 20 80. River risen
inches. Business active.
LoUIsf ILLF, November 4.-RiVer falling
slowly, with feet in the canal, and fest in
the pass Weather mild and cloudy, with
prospects OF rain. Business very light. The
Little Condor with produce boats for New On
leans descended the falls, and the Rover tOE
St. Louis, from Pittsburg, passed through the
canal this evening. Alice Brown, Fred VIII
son and Baltic, with coal tows, left for New
Orleans. Departed: Peytona and barges, New
Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, November 4.-River about sta
tiOnary. Weather clear and warm. Arrived
Grand Tower, Memphis. Departed: city OF
Nicksburg, Vicksburg; John +. Tolle, New
Orleans.
CAIRO, November 4.-NOon-W Gather clear
and cool. Arrived: Julia, Nickshurgs am.
Departed: Cundinamarca. New Orieans.--...-.--
Night-Departed: Curtis, New Orleans, pm.
Tadun, New Orleans, pm. River risen 10
inches. Weather cloudy and mild
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Bnriea in ; CeaI Rank.

PTTTsBURG, November 4.-ShOrtly be-
fore twelve O'Clock to-day young man
named William WarmOck was suffo-
Gated by being buried under an embank-
ment. The deceased, together with au
elderly man and boy, were engaged IN
digging coal out Of am embankment on
kirkpatrick street. They had been work
ing several hOurs, and were engaged 81
hearing, when q huge mass Of coal and
earth came down and completely buried
them. The mass packed so closely that
at first it was feared that all the parties
had been killed. Wsrmock was first
reached, but when found life was ex-
tinct The boy and the old man were
Bext taken out. They escaped injury,
with the exception Of a few slight
bruises.
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msmph,. Kindly Remembered.

NEW YORK, November 4.-The con-
tributions to the Memphis fund at the
different polling places, are liberal.
Railway Collision in England
LONDON, November 4, 6 ANA col
lision occurred yesterday evening on
the Midland railway, by which twenty
persons were injured.
An Alleged Spy Released.
MADRID, November 4.-Girard Prus-
sean, a subject who was arrested by Car
tegna insurgents on the charge of being
a spy from Madrid, has been released.
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NEW York, November A German
named William Tiber was this after
noon severely injured by having bot
tie of vitriol thrown in his face while
standing at the pOlling-piaee in the
fcr1rtl rrrnrH
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JUNCTION CITY, November 4.-The
election in this state to-day for members
Of the legislature and county officers re-
suited in this Davis county in the
election Of A. g. Stickney, the indie
pendent Republican and farmers nomi-
nee, for representative. John Z. Price
was reelected treasurer, and B. r.
Kiehle was elected sheriff.
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DETROIT, November 4.-The schooner
Athenisn went ashore and was scuttlec
in Waiska bay. The schooner Frank
Perew is st Fox island, total loss
The schooner Sunnyside Is at Sheboy'
gan, with her canvas gone.
MILWAUKEE, October 4.-Steamer
City OF Toledo, OF the Engleman line,
ran ashore at ten o'clock last night,
near Manistee, bound for Frankfort,
with 3 load from Manistee, but found
the weather 50 heavy that she was
obliged TO put back. She passed the
harbOr and went ashore east Of the pier,
and Row lies easy in the sand.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 4-The
first ward of the city of Milwaukee,
Taylor, Democrat, 46S majority; seventh
ward, Taylor 297; fourth ward, Taylor
ll2; eleventh ward, Taylor 52S; sixth
ward, Taylor $50; ninth ward, Taylor
654 All Of the Democratic assembly,
men elected. Estimated the Democratic
majority to be over 5000.
The city of Milwaukee complete gives
Taylor, the Democratic candidate for
governor, $500 majority; county es.
timated at 5000. All the Democratic
assemblymen in the county elected
The daily Sentinel, the Washburn organ,
estimates from the way returns are
coming in, that Taylor viii carry the
State by 5000 majority. Prominent
Republicans now coneede " ashburn's Is
defeat.
In the towns representing a total
vote of 2S000 Tsylor's gain is 3400, ex-
elusive of the vote OF Milwaukee, in
which Taylor gains 5000.
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TOPEKA, KAN, November 4.-Johr
Martin, independent; Ira Johnson,
Granger; and J. Welchans, regular He
publican, were elected representatives
from this county. The Republican
county ticket is elected.
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The Lueca Opera-Troupe.

CINCINNATI, November 4.-The
sgent ct the Luecs Opera-troHpe has in-
definitely Withdrawn the engagement
of that troupe for next week in this city,
on account Of the small attendance up
on the musical entertainments the last
two weeks.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

s~The yellow-fever having ceased in our
midst, we are gratined to notify our friends
and the public that We have opened with an
extra large stock, which we Will offer to the
trade at lowest market figures.
LOEwENSTINE BROS,
no4 sss Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
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LONDON, November 4.-The steam
ship Tangore has arrived from Australia
with four hundred and eighty-nine
thousand pounds in bullion, nearly all
of which is for America.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator upon
III the estate of II. +. c. Wolf. deceased, 1
hereby give notice to those having claims
against said estate to present them to me for
payment, duly authenticated; and those in
debted 10 said estate to make payment to me
at once. l. N. SNOWDENJ Admr.
MEMPHIS November 4. 1873, nos
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Poraer.n1II Ernloaed.

SCRANTON, PA, November 4-The
Moosic pOwder-min at Hyde Park ex-
s'oded this morning, and three mer,
Martin, Hanofiy and Abbot, were kill.
"a. The cause of the explosion is un-
knOl a..
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LAWRENCE, KANSAS, November A.
The farmers movement carries this
county bv about 500 majority over the
regular Republican ticket. Bronson Is
elected senator 10 fill the vacancy, aud
The following members Of the house:
Fifty-third district, John Watts; fifty
fourth district, l.. b. Edison; ifty-fiftb
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Administration Notice.

HAVING been appointed Administrative OF
the estate of Jacob Prince, deceased, by
the Probate Court of shelby county, Tennes-
see, this is to notify all creditors to present
their claims, and all debtors to pay what they
owe, to me, at corner OF Front and Sycamore
streets, Memphis.
MRS. JOHANNA PRINCE.
Nuzrprrrc ahar no6
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CITY OFFICES In EXCHANGE
BUTnDING,

On ana AIter " ealntsaIliy sUNtIIIDeF OLH'
MAYORS OFFICE,
Nl MEMPHIS, November ], 1873.
R8r The Offices named below, that, for the
better accommodation Of all concerned dur
ing the epidemic, were temporarily moved 70
the corner of Front and Madison streets, will,
on and after Wednesday, November 5th, be in
their old quarters in Exchange Building.
Mayors Office, COnptroller's once,
City Registers ONCE, City Engineers once,
Tax Collectors Office.
JOHN JOHNSON. MaYor
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ARKANSAS.


LITTLE Rock, November 4.-The
election to-day passed off quiet. 1t
rained nearly all day. The entire Re-
publican ticket returned is elected.
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T. o. O. f.

OFFICE OF THE
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE l. y. y. r.,
Odd Fellows Hall, Memphis, Nov. 4th.
rIlHE officers and members Of the ,.s4.ss
! four different Lodges are re-
quested TO meet at their hall, this y
morning at 10 o'clock. for the pur- 7zSs7FsSS
pose of escorting our faithful nurses to the de-
pot, previous to their departure Tor New =
leans. A. w. NEWSOM, N. q. Of No. 6.
q. W. L. CROOK, N. q. of No. 3.
VIM. HENRY, n. G. OF No. l47.
/ z. HOFFMAN. y. g. Of No. 40.
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MEMPHIS, TENN WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 5. 1877

total returns from two hundred
and fifty-six districts and towns
chow a net Republican majority Of $500
and a net Democratic gain over the
vote Of l5- of 1857 Elnira gives 235
/ Democratic majority. In Brooklyn
Hunter, the Democratic candidate for
mayor, is elected by about FeoG major
ity,
The Republicans will undoubtedly
carry Putnam county. Hamilton Fish,
Jr., is elected 10 the assembly. st. Law
renee county gives Thayer 100 majority.
Franklin county gives shout 500 major
ity fer Thayer. Seneca county, COM
plete, gives Weller 925 majority Tioga
county, complete, gives a Republican
majority Of about 200. There are heavy
Democratic gains in ali the above coun-
ties over the vote OF 1871.
RROOkLYN.
BROOKLYN, November 4.-The Eighth
district complete. Wilbers, Democrat,
secretary of state, 147 majority, being a
gain of 67 over the vote Of 1871.
Complete returns from the twenty
third ward, New York, city, gives
Thayer 339 majority; eighteenth ward,
Weller, 775; Thayer, no; twenty-first
ward, Weller, 1925; Thayer, 1881.
ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. Y, November 4.-The
indications are that the Democrats have
carried this county by 1000 majority.
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district, William Roe, and 7. c. Horton
the regular Republican is elected in
the fifty-second district.
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GERMAN
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

R8- All parties having claims against this
Association should present their bills every
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF De- z
n Soto Lodge, No. 299, will be held this Xxx
WEDNESDAY, evening, November 5th,/ W
at O'Clock, for work in the e. A. degree.
All f. A. s are fraternally invited.
BY order. BUN. +. PRICE, W. N.
Il " SHELTON. Secretary. nO0
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NOTICE.

sB- No change will be made in the business
of this firm in consequence of the death of
Mr.. Newton Ford. The business will be con-
tinued as heretofore under the same firm
name. FORD, PORTER & co.
November 8. 1873 nos
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Attention, knights of Pythias.

VIHE members Of Tennessee Lodge.
No. s. are hereby ordered to meet ESSA
at their Castle Hall, in full dress, for E "a
escort duty, on WEDNESDAY morn tS,sZS1E5
ing November 5th, at lO15 O'Clock, EfSc5J
sharp. OF this order you will take due NqlI1
notice and govern yourselves according.
r. NJ. HALEY, g. @.
l. F FISHER * of r. and 8 DO5
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net arrive until after the Grant parish
outrage is alleged to have taken place.
The telegram also says the latest advices
indicate that the outrage is a fabrica-
.
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ILLINOIS.


CAIRO, November 1.-The election
passed off quietly. Politics were ignored,
the interest being chiefly ceDtered in the
vote on the county commissioners who
favored or opposed the further issue Of
bonds in aid Of the st. Louis narrow
gusge railroad. The Brass county judge
and Lynch county clerk are probably
reelected. The votes are not likely to
be counted in time to give the result to-
pfnhf
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JACKSON, Miss, November 4.-But
little interest is shown in the election
to-day. From all quarters, the vote is
reported as on,s-third short. The falling
of in Jackson is from 500 to 800 votes
Ames's majority in the city is estimated
at 800, which is a small Republican re-
ductiOn. The Independent candidates
for county offices are numerous. The
Democrats had no ticket in this county
There is much delay in counting.