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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-11

KEYSTONE r. A., CHAPTER No. 6, I'D.
IN Called cOnvocations first and third Thurs.
day evenings in each month at III O'Clock.
Stated convocations second and fourth Thursday
evenings in each month.
sojourning brethren and companions in good
standing cordially invited to attend
NJ. W. KALES, NJ. L. II. p.
II. kRAUsE, Secretary. ie2S-tf
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NOTICE. OF
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name of Z.
Brown Il Co., at Bullionviile, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. 5. Lewinsohn aud
Lewis Woldenberg withdraws from the business.
". Brown himself will continue the same ~ be-
fore under the firm name of f. Brown, and he
himself will collect all debts due the former
firm of L. Brown 4 Co.
I 8. LEWINSOHN,
L. wOLDENBERG,
o0.lm Z. BROWN.
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professional Cards.
T. D. EDWARDS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Will practice in all the Courts of this State.
Being Attorney for the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, will obtain title to the lands belong
ing to the Company, for any parties wishing to
purchase.
Having paid especial attention to the practice
before the United States Land Office for nine
years. respectfully tenders his services for that
branch of business. Will take necessary steps
to secure the selection of lands by the State,
and obtain patents for the same for parties with
or without their being present.
Having an associate Attorney at Washington,
especial attention will be given to obtaining
patents to public lands and mines, as well as
suits and business generally before the Depart
ments. my20tf
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BulliOnville and Panaen,

Arrives daily, at II a. m; departs y. M;
closes five minutes before departure. Mail mat.
ter for these places should be handed inside the
same Hike.
~ Postoftce open daily except Sundays and
legal holidays, from a. m. until p. M: Sun.
days, from . to 10 a. M. and 6 to 7 p. m.
Letters registered from 9 Il. m. to D. m
daily except as above.
T. W. ABRAHAM, Postmaster
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Arrivals and Departures of Mails
to and from Phoebe.
Ea astern and Western Mail.


Arrives about p. M; departs a. m. This
mail closes at 45 a. m.
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Arrives Tuesdays at II a. M; departs tn
days at $ p. m. All mail matter for Hiko IL
not mailed before Tuesday, should be given to
some one inside, and not dropped in the letter.
box. Mail closes at 80 D. m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-11

THERE are 1876 patients in the insane
asylum at East Portland, Or.
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Notice! Notice!

OFFICE FLORAL SPRINGS WATER Co.,
July 80, 1873.
'INHE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAVE
i been duly adopted by resolution Of the
Board OF Trustees of the
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The necessity of an economical use Of water
Is imperatiyely called for in order that FULL
SUPPLY may be kept ct the Conpauy's tank IL
case Of FIRE. n, .TpknOCT
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-11

Arrives about p. m; departs C Il. M, and
closes at 9 p. m.
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LINCOLN COUNTY OFFICERS.

Superintendent Public Schools. Louis Sui
County Commissioners.-D. A. Fulks, c.
Garden, T. j. Jones
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-11

PIoCHE TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justice of the Peace T. A. Stoutenburgh
Constable. ........................Sm Smith Gray
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
Glfak=

Am 10 Sept. bat bel 0cseliie (Oioce-
le Wancp) Die &rOnuns elmer Yiloldule Der
aaerlelisiten Sunsfrau itatt seIurSen. Sie
giid0ie bon StraBburs, Yelep, Yeroun,
Meb uno Der grsbildof bon Selancon, 10
wie cine Menidenmens BON mebr als 2O,=
900 &opien battsn iid iu Dem 6eite sinss=
funoen.
lleter 6liabs9 atbrinssn ssbsn aus
StraBburs fUlasnpe tatifii6e
Nabridten Elm uOaS 8si9slanp
;ablt i'm 0ansen:" an Gisilperlpnen
1,517,494, namli9 i'm Inter GliaB 5S8,
947, i'm SbsrsGlla6 454,231. in QOtbs
rinacn 474.3l6;p ) an Wilitarpsrlpnen
32,244. Gs seb1ren an: Ger fatbplis
iten GonfeIipn 1,223,131. Der prctefans
tiiben nit ibrsn Sectsn 253,521. Der
iiraelitiiden 40.812 Seelsn. Dur1 Die
Option bat paS Nsi6sIane yerloren
62,733 psrlpnen nimlib 21,739 in 9otbs
rinsen' 11.707 i'm Inter unp 1900
i'm Sbcrs Glias, ferner 24S5 in Sranfs
reid SebOrene, aber I'M Hei65lano wcbn,
BAIT sepelene perianen. Sn Sranf=
reid pptirten 376,777 Ysrionsn. Die
S%ptienSfrilt fir Die in ptn itrisen can
rern GurppaS wobnenren Gllaes eptbrins
Scr lief erf nit Dem 1. Sttpbsr 1873
ab. @n bbberen S6ulen BERGEN mir
"a nit 2750 SbGlern une 232 9ebrern,
ppn pcnn 90 Snldnrer line. Sbuls
briiper batsn mir unsefibr 800, welbe
stpa cen pirrten lbsil rer fatbplij6rn
&nabeni9ulsn Ssrlebsn, ShuIldwetern
900, bic nabesu nrun 3cbntsl Ger 9ebrers
innenlteQsn %innebaten. Die neue llnis
psriitatstiblictbst teiBtnate an SOC, 900,
Die Strabturser stenfal5 neusssrlnrete
Startbiblictbef 10000 Sdues. Oas
eyceum in StraBburs bate teim Sssins
ne res lpeben beenrrten S6uljabrcs 493
S6iler une % esbrsr, bel rslen Gnpe
$50 S6iler unter eenen 122 GllaGer,
1893 einSewanpate Ofuil1e UNI SO Muss
ldnrer Der @elisirn nab 416 Gpansts
lilde, 10S Satbplifen uni 80 Slraeliten
Der SSsinbau i'm GllaB nimmt 10000
Sfrtaren nit sinem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Son 5000 Sertolitsr pr. Ssrtars Gin,
Sm Ss,irfe Inter: Gllae paren 1900
0eetarsll nit Nsten brplanst, prrsn @es
lanlnli. PRODUCTION auf 742. 0sctplis
ter I'M Wsrtbe BON IS bis 20 Sraucs per
0eetclller ClS72) SslbSBt wurre. Die
Srlu4trltrn 8eine iinp Die BON @plrbeim.
cle 9rIII9enltsinrr GleSner, rer Sintens
mrin Son Wrlsbsim, Die Lungs Der Sreui9
pa6lenesn Weine. ferner p~ieienisen bon
Warlenbcim SlSSbsia,, 2amperislo6
u, |. ~, SIN SssysgIias ;siSncR i9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
3nTemburger Wa3ette.

VI 1T uns %uiafOmmeu, Der Catholic Gi=
%ti5en"! Go ahead!
Nus Dem Soma Catholic Nbpocate" er.
lenen mir, Dap Die BON sablrei6en oeutl6en
&atbolifen oes Staates Soma nit 10 be-
redti9ter Sebniudt sepinldte G6eifmna
Der Qioee(e On6mque oorlGuiis nod
nldt ltattinoen tuirb. gbsnlo lit es smeis
felbaft oh 8 davenport Der Sit oes ,u
errldtenoen 3weiten 8istbums in Soma
miro. Wie es ideint, ~itreiten ii6 5 Gtaote
I'm oiele Gbre: Davenport, Ses Woines.
Burlington, 9eptut nnS Council BLUFFS.
Sn Der ct. Warisn= Stride III Soma
sitp baben Die bo6w. Observation-Disclosures
Surfe uno Meurer bon ct. 9ouis zine
Bolts Wtiliion abgebalten, pdbreno wel=
der iiber 500 @ldubiee gum Glide bes
Serrn sinsen. p. Surte preoigte smeimal
tdslid in ensliider, p. Meurer ebenlo oft
in oeutl6er Spra6e.-Ser bo6m. Batter
&ice, Yaitor Der ct. Yatrids. 8emeiuoe in
Soma Gitp, Fat Die oortise prssbpterianer
Stride .seleaieo", UNI oielelbe in cine
Yfarr4u lie Su ocripanoeln. Gin orsi=
fades Sod" oieiem padern, aui DER 6o=
be Der 3eit itebenoen irilden prieiter
Der bodw. Sater Mc2Ousblin, Seelior=
ger Der ct. Marien= @emein6e in Efintou.
Soma, bat slei6falls elm itattlides9 I or T.
bulbaus auHIbren lalien, peltes in
einiSen @o6en be,Osen peroen fam.
%. b. 81
Gin Yerfn6, Die Eats. st. auto.
ains- STRIDE III Cincinnati III 3rano
5t fteGem.-Sn Cincinnati lit Der rudlole
@erlud semadt, aber sliidliderpeile per-
eitelt woroen, Die oortise CT. @ntonius-
Stride in 8rano Su iteden. 4ls ndmli6
Dor &ur5em Die in Der Ndbe Der Stride ee.
lesene Sor=6abrif Don &obinIon in Slam
men itano, woute aud Batter llblins CUR
Branoltdtte 9eben. Chen bate ct Die
Sbiire oes Yiarrbauiss s%ioiinet, aIs er 10.
fort Die nabe befinolide SeitentbGr ser
Stride brenneno fab uno natiir!i6 auoen=
blidli9 @nitalten trat bas Seuer Al l0f
lden. Rad senauer unteriu6un9 batten
Die ODER Der 9ranbitifter unten in Der
Sbiire elm God sema6t, our9 baslelbe Ye-
troleum ooer eoalOil sesoIien uno baIIelbe
anseSinoet. &are oieie embedding ipdter
9ema6t porosn oann piirbe li9erll6 bic
ltOne Stride Elm Gaub Der Slammen se.
lporoen lein. 9ei weitersr lluterlu9uns
iano man audi, Dab an Der Sbiirs Der ct.
@ntouiussSa Die ii6 i'm Saiemsut Der
&ir1e befinoett Werlu9e sema9t poroen
paren, oieleIbe gu erbreden. Man per=
mntbet, oaB bieier 8ranoitiitunssperiud
bon seounsenen 2euten uolliibrt wurbe,
UNI oas @runoeisentbum iir gentle
3pede biui9 gu erlan9en. (GOlumb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15

eurb ibre Weine tcloncers aus: lirf.
beim (cer icsenannte Branr), Hsi6en.
rpeier, &app Oltspeiler, Ibann Ger Rans
Serl Sulsmdtt, Gebewsiler II. {. 10. Mn
lanrwirtbihaftlihen Waldinen inp
nabesu 1000 in zen lestsn smei Sabren
i'm Gllas neu anaefaufl unp our 9crpen,
euns sefommen, mibrsnp qrtbrinasn
in rieier Sesiebuns nod aui ieinem fri.
beren S%tanrpunft feben setliebcn 1T.
Golmar, 1. Septemter. Die bcutise
SiBunS Res S~ssirfstaaes Res Sbers 81.
LAP bot fein tcilsrrs 8slultat ersebsn. oils
bic am %. y. M. abaebaltere Gr6fs
nunashsuns. Nnmslenc iparen beute,
ME Glf. G.<3ts. mitsctbeiIt, t3 Wiialies
Ter. BON rtnrn elf ZEN sorseidristensn
Gin leiiten ; Swri rer Gr1tirnenen lcbntcn
Den Gio ab. Spn ben ni6t Grl6iene.
,en batten crei Ihriftlib ibre Dominion
sinseri6t 4 idriftlib ben Gin absclebnt i;
fdnf ltriftli6 aus psrItisrcnen anpern
0riinren. tbeilS AUDI obne ansats BON
0riinnen an Der riesidbrisen Seilion
rss Se;irfetases nibt She'll nsbmen ,u
tSnnsn erfldrt. Gin Witslier mar ssilcrs
ben. Scmit fonnten yon 26 Witslierern
ees VsSirfstasss nur If psreipet psrrsn.
Der Sesirfstas c%onitituirte iid unter ben,
SoriiBe res Serrn S5bler, S%irssrmsiitsrs
BON pNrt, als Alterss Yrdiipenten, Serr
Siener, Sabrifant aus 0dnsta6. iters
nabm ais jinsites Mitsliep ris 6unetips
men reS S6riftfibrrs. Der 9llterss
praIcent ftellt Die Grase sur D~isfulicn,
pb Ger Ye;irfstas bei6lusidbis lei, pel6e
nab fuTser @btimmuns siniimis atse.
lsbnt purce. Der 8ssirfss prdIrsnt er.
tlarte carauf bic ciesi'briss orrentli6e
Sslilon res SssirfstaseS fir sel9lpTrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15

ttiablt iid ibnen. Sasu iteist bas gelib=
tbum idbrli4 i'm Wertbe, in Dem MaBe als
Der benadbarte &iele feline @lieomaIen
peiter auseinanoer redt, unb mander ebr-
Jane Seuti9e, Der bier Dor 80 Sabren ben
Sano bebaute, bate ii9 ni6t trdumen
la7en, oaB i'm eben oieier Sano uno nidt
ole aus ibm e~rSielten Stride oereinit gum
Hentner MAIDEN wiirbe.
So6 senus fir beute. am 10. 3. M.
ftnbet Die feierli6e ginweibuns Der Stride
SolebiU's onr6 ben bo6w'iten Sii6of So
ley itatt, tuoSn aud Die oeuti9en tatboli-
l9en Iereine Der StaOt Chicago iomie Die
Der umlie9enoen bena9barten O6rfer err
t&einen iperoen. lleber Den 8erlaui Der
Jeier unb mandes Inoere ipdter.
@riB @ott!
y. 8.
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Gs persen ener muroen iolssnDe Sanjer,
Wartsn, 9Sieien. &c. i'm 6~robbtr,os.
fbam berfauit oner nerieiaert.

I'm 8. Oft. eur@ Gmilis 0irars, Gittws Si.
mons, cas 81 Wintrinsfn sslsssns 9issntbum,
ssnannt: @intrinsr SaleB.
I'm III. Hpp. eurt Die Gbtlsute Deter S9al.
bar ane Anna Nislen bic iVssn. @utfortfr
Muble.
Am 10. Sept. Surb bic DgmGnenserpaltuns
sas aaf benz &pf ~ earsmsurs sslsssns Din.
ssniSt Dams.
Nm ). Olivier surS bic @ittps une Gr5sx
~aabn'saSars ibr aaf benz Sannr Wsr! s~slsssnss
@dsrlans.
am IA. Sspt. sur6 bic Gytsn u. eamslt ib-
re aui bsm 8auns psn Ysrslsiussn une Ssssin-
sen s~slesenen Affrsitsr.
Nm 5. Oft. eds lpssE. Nielsntaas sslsssn I'm
lhisrsartsn ;u 2ursmbUrs.
Ourt Strrn Steuereinnsbmsr Hiltaro, aus
Der pane, lsin in Der 8Ieii@trifrass gu s~ursmturs
s~slesrueS WSbnbaus.
Vim %. September eurS Qsrra Bod aus
Glib isia su Eisfirt a~slrgsnss Wcbnbaus.
Wm Is. Sept. enr9 Die 8iRefr Der Gbeleute
Senifas- Ttsnsr aus Serinasn, sis ben Grten ~.
sebpriseu SrmcbiIisn 81 Sartrinssu unp &s.
rinstn,
@m ii. Ssp:. sar9 sjs Srn. s.. Ma6are rnp
.. &ahaye- SGmip ibts aaf esm Saans Ssis.
Teri sslsssncu @runesirr.
@m 5. Sspttmter eur@ bic 9rben Rseina ~
Stsinlsl, ee aus hem Natlaie ess Sru. @spins
bsIrlpre iesn @runesaisr.
am Is. september euyG bic Iane Suianaa
Nasls;, Wittre Iurane. aus paris, ibrs aui
efm Sanns sen Stiiassn sslsseum 0runesi-
ter.
Vim 81. Sspt. tm6 Sru. M. eaui CLIMBER,
IN surfmtars lsin I'M Niuepri sslsssnss, nsusr.
eauisS Wpbubaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15
Rbsin- unS Mo(slsau.

Erier, Is. Sept. g8ie mir ser vSr.
3t9." e%ntnebmen, nuroe s~eitern Dor Dem
bielisen f9l. 3udtpoliSeigeri6t sesen Den
tatbolil6cn 8eiitliden Nolte perbanoelt.
9eiduloist war oerielbe, Dem ssoa6ten
Slatt sufOlse, lin bieiisen fatboliiden
Virgerperein MeBerun9en getban 81 baben,
pel6e cine 8eleioiguns or. Wajeitat oes
&ailers uno &Onigs entbieltsn," ferner auf
bieligem Sabnbofe einen @enoarmen mDrte
lid beleioist gu baben. Sn beiosn Sdlen
uuroe Der ansetlaste fir i6ulbis bcfun=
Den uno wesen bes ~eriteren 8ersebens su
Suei Ionaten 6eltunssbaft (oer ssrinsiten
i'm Strafseiebbu6 oafiir feitsslsbten Stra-
fel pegen oes sueiten 81 flint 5blr. @elb-
ltrafe uerurtbeilt.
aud in Der Grsbi0eeie 3DIn 1T
jebt Der firdli6e Gpnfitt eingetreten.
Sie &esieruns bat Dffentlid bsfannt &c.
ma6t, oaB iie Die Grnsnnung bes Yfarrer
Seller gum Pfarrer BON ct. Maria in Si=
rem nibt anertennt, neil ibr Die pori6rifts=
mdBi9e Welonng oapOn ni6t semadt wor-
ben.
Sn Saoen purre nsnnrinas cine
S%errrrnuns erlaiien, pprna6 aud In ben
@emcincen Don peniser ais 1000 Gin
wobnern Die 0emsineebsamten une bSbes
rem 0emeinrepiener 3 @ulpen 20 8reus
ger Isssssebdbr erbalten. [Oamit fam
man ltUn leben y
Srier, 3. September. Wit benz beus
tisen WpnatSs Niebmarfte mar cine Vrds
miiruns BON 3ubtfislcn une 3u1tcbern
%psrbuncen. Die preiie i'm @elammttes
TRACE BON 1870 Sblr, purren in fplsens
Ter 8eiie Ssrtbsilt 1. bel Gen 3u6tfieren
Gin preis ,u IS, ;pei su IL, ;wei su 10,
swei 81 8 uni prei III S Sblr., suiammsn
80 Sblr. 2. Sei zen 3u9tebern Elm prsis
gu 8, elmer gu z, elmer su 6, elmer su 5
unp elmer su A Sblr. suIammsn 30 Iblr.
Our prdmiiruna fDnntsn nur auf rsm
beudsen Warfts 9efaufte 5bisre rieler
0attuns selanSen unp purpe rontrOlirt,
raB pielslbs nitt nur gum Sbeins, UNI
ben preis 81 erbalten, s%srfauft wurpsn
3ubtaisre tsfanren li9 in Itbnltsr IuSs
ipabl am plaBe, wdbrsnp 3ubtstsr bios
rur9 A bis 5 StIf Sertrsten parsn, -
Der bsutise @iebmarft mar int 0an,en
aencmmen ni6t iberaus fart une her
Sabresseit entlprsdenp tslu6t unc III
pie uria6e mpbl BARN ~ fncen eas su
piel tereatence Warfte in eieler 8pde
itattFnpen. 90 tpar am Mpntaa In
eurembarA am Disnfas IN Gbrana,
beuts bier @isbmarft. Bon bier aus be-
saten li6 RE 6anpelsleute l6pn frab<
seitis auf ben We9 aa6 psm r,praen Al
Yersliht itattinrsn rrn Sabrmartte, Ell
mem Ger srSsten Warfte I'M eissleitisen
2iesierunsets,irfs.
&oln, 20. Mu9uft. lleber pGn 0ledsns
aue flr anleren Dom lbreitt man Der
.Nb. 3ta.' aus 6ranfrntbal Ser
SaTm bat, nadpem Der 0lpdsnaug mi6s
lunSen it, eie Sprm sulammeni6lascn
lal'fn uni arteitet brrsits an cen @orte
rsttnnBen gum swsitsn Wue. Der Sien
1T ausin nod gum weitcrn 0ue ~ aes
trau1sn, ale %iltriaen %prarteitrn mill
ZEN neu ausSefiibyt wrrrsp, Der untcre
Seeil Der Wlrde 1T gan; sut. Mprsen
lpIrp Die 0rube Nicer laubsr sena6t
D. b. Der fertiSe Sbeil Der @lpde miro
,sri9laSen, ras Wstal, ppScn 100 Str.
i'm Ssrns fssa tsishist - paS bis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15

Oonnerltaa an Der nruen Sorm anees
fansen percen fam. @;nn nibts MuIs
leraerSbnIi6es porfcmmt, fam Der srsite
9ub bis ldnsfens 1. NOvembsr B. s.
srIclsen, peilen 0eIinsen mir pom Ssr;sn
lpinlhen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-15

@af Der Meidssiisnhabn in '5IiaB
sott:inSen entaleisten Zen 81. ausui
auf Der Rpate Strasburss Dies innfrbalb
"a Stuneen 3 3dse elmer tsi M.s, elmer
BET Slssssraden gnp siasr bel 3i;sas
brpnn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Times says
che returns, although incomplete, indicate
probable defeat OF the Republican State
ticket by small majority. In New York
city and county the Democratic candidates
for the Judiciary are elected. A Demo-
cratic sheriff. county clerk and coroners
are elected. Three Democratic and one
Republican State Senators are elected from
this city, while eleven Democrats and six
Republicans are elected to the Assembly.
A vacancy in the Board of Aldermen is
filled by Democrat.
Returns from the country show the cleo
ton of sixteen Republican Senators, and
the probable election of three more out of
thirty-two State Senators, with sixty-tive
Republican Assemblymen sure, and prob
ably eight or ten more out of one hundred
and twenty-eight.
The Times says: Taking a general view
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
nptbIe da a1nklIp untsD doeber u ae7

of affairs we cannot congratulate the Re-
publicans of New York upon the result OF
yesterday. The Republicans cannot elect
their ticket without voting for it, and next,
yet we may have good nominations with
out delusive Democratic alliances.
The Tribune says: The State Senate
stands, fifteen Republicans, fifteen Oppo-
sition and two doubtful; and in the AS
sembly seventy-two Republicans to fifty
six Democrats.
The World has flag at the head of its
columns. 1t estimates the Democratic ma
iority in this State not less than fifteen
thousand, and is this city at thirty-five
thousand. In Brooklyn five Democratic
and four Republicans are elected to the AS
sembly.
1t claims fifteen Democrats and seven
teen Republicans to the Senate, and sixty
five Republicans and sixty-three Demo
Gratis to the Assembly.
Erie county, 6S4 Democratic gain; Otsego
county 800 Democratic gain; Ulster county
400 Democratic gain.
In this city IL Tammany and l Apollo
Democrats and Republicans were elected
to the Assembly, and 4 Tammany Demo
Gratis and Republican We're elected to the
Senate.
LATER.-The returns from the State in
dictate the election of II Democrats and Is
Republicans to the Senate. -Four districts
are in doubt, which may alter the result.
The New York EUening cypress makes
the Senate 10 Republican and 10 Democrat
ic, with two districts in doubt.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Worlds state
ment of the Democratic majority is 14,S13.
The Senate is tie. The Republicans have
a majority In the Assembly. The Times
claims majority III the Senate, and con-
cedes 10000 Democratic majority in the
State.
There is a Democratic gain of pa in
Queens county New York.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
Mr.. Maynard interrupted at Bristol by
Democratic 'Roughs"

Democratic ''Roughs."
The Virginia campaign was closed on
Monday night, on the part of Col. Hughes
at Bristol, who, together with Hon. Hor-
ace Maynard, had been announced to
speak at that place. Col, Hughes spoke first
and was frequently interrupted by some
low fellows who resorted to the Democratic
argument of making a noise to drown rea-
son. After he had concluded his speech
Hon. Horace Maynard took the stand,
when the same low fellows, said to have
been melted by a man named Fulkcrson,
kept up a noise that would have done cred
it to the Modocs in the lava beds, so that
at the end of q half hour, he was forced to
suspend his remarks. If the Virginia
Democrats have nothing else with which
to commend their cause except the capaci-
ty of their lungs, inflated perhaps with
the fumes of "bust-head" whisky, their
cause must be weak, indeed. They spoke at
Abingdon, on Monday to one of the largest
audiences that has assembled there since
the war.
Mr.. Maynard made speeches in Virginia
at Lynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Farmville, Abingdon and at
Bristol. The latter was the only point at
which he was seriously interrupted by
Democratic 'roughs.n All the respectable
citizens of the place denounced the inter-
ruption as unprovoked and ungentlemanly.
So it must be everywhere. True gentle
men will not engage in nor encourage such
thing. If a man cannot sit or stand
quietly and listen to what a political oppo-
nent has to say, he ought to stay away
from public meetings, and within doors,
where his british instincts will not put
his respectable neighbors to shame.
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The Virginia Election.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 5, 1873
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The great strug
gle of Virginia for Virginia." as Con
seryative-Democracy was wont to call 1t
passed off on yesterday as calm as the eve
ming zephyr. In the history of politics
the city, as we'll as the State, suppose
never had more quiet election, and YET
the returns indicate a full turn out of both
parties. Enough has already been seen
and heard to put the election of the whole
Bourbon ticket beyond peradventure, and
too, by overwhelming majorities, exceed.
ing the majority of 1869. Never did a band
of Jealous patriots work with more TN
firing energy and industry, than the gall
liant Republicans of the city of Lynch
burg, and if in every portion of the State
| the same vim, ceaseess, watched,
and ready action, had been display
ed by the Republicans, success would
| have crowned their efforts.
Independent candidates Jared badly, in
the county .and district contests, for in
| every instance the followers of Kemper
voted the straight ticket. There is
much rejoicing by those that had sworn
they never would vote again, until they
could vote fora rebel chief of pure Virginia
blood. They clap their hands and shout
Virginia is saved, redeemed and resur-
chivalrous Hughes beaten, but they have
done it fairly, SO far as we are informed
and we do not envy their happiness; we
glory in the good Republican doctrine of
majorities ruling. And now that General
Kemper is to be the Governor ofthe proud
old Commonwealth for the next four years,
we hope sweet sleep will those of those
that have been so terribly troubled, by !
dreams Of negro rule and social equality, |
and that the proud satisfaction of cursing |
niggers and Radicals, and sleeping with |
Anglo Saxons of Virginia blood will be
guaranteed unto them by their honored
chief magistrate. The present Governor
of the Old Dominion can fold his tent and
go back to his home in Chicago when his
term of office expires, as Virginia will no
longer have any use for man possessing
such heart, using such a tongue, and
Gilbert @. Walker, Virginia Democrats
will not look high in the niche of fame,
for, as well as Republicans they know his
Lreachery.
Lynchburg seems to be prosperous. The
financial storm has left mistaken its banks
and business men, and the great stream of
Trade continues to pour into its ready mar
kets from all the surrounding country. In
every respect it is tiourishing, and as
great railroad centre, it will soon be
Known, and as tobacco mart it stands I'M
,ivalled. e
A party of Knoxville gentlemen regis t
cred yesterday at the Novel; House, said
% be visiting the city strictly on a mission
If love, and, contrary to the teachings of
General Kemper, "Virginans for Virgin
a, ;" one of them says for the nonce it is
&emper for Virginia. HENRY.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12

A writer in the Californian delivers a
Sunday-school address, of which the fol-
lowing passagei is an example: ''You boys
ought to be kind to your little sisters. |
once knew bad boy who struck his little
sister a blow over the eye, Although she
didn't fade and die in the early summer
time, when the June roses were blowing,
with the sweet words of forgiveness on her
paid lips, she rose up and hit him over the
head with rolling-pin, so that he couldn't
go to Sunday-school for more than a
month, on account Of not being able to put
his best hat on.