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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

PAU WRI0HT, the euterprisirg news
dealer whose emporium is located at No.
2s6 Main street. has al ths latest papers
and periodicals., and the very best Of
cigars Give hin scan
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21
J. W. S. BROWNE. l6 jefferson st. 9St

Housekcepers, go az once and pro-
cure one OF the celebrated fttzhugh
BrOilers, at Prince q CO.'S, 1875 Main
street Money returned IL not sat
fsfactOry. 129
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21
ELECTION.
ELECTION.
Eighth Ward Election.
FOR ONE COUNCILMAN.


sHKRrVF's OFPIoE,
MEMPHIS, TgNS., January 20, 1851
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT; IN
IN obedience TO the Proclamation Of the Hon.
John johnson, Mayor Of the city OF Memphis,
ard In eompliance with the nth section Of the
Revised Charter Of the.city of Memphis. | Will
Y Wednesday, January %, 1873,
At the usual voting precinct On Poplar street,
opposite the Market House. In said city. pro.
coed 10 open and hold an election for ONE
COUNCILMAN, TO serve in said Ward for the
ensuing time as prescribed by law.
The following persons have been designated
and appointed TO oiliciate as Judges and Clerks
at said election. to.wit;,
Judges-John Frick. II. Marks and George
Montgomery. Clerks-B. B0rinds and L..
Isaacs. -
Tho polls will be opened promptly at 10
o'clock am. and closed at 5 clock pm.
w. p. DOYLE,
l22-123 Sheriff Of Shelby County.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

Mr.. CHAs. N. GIBBS, of Union City,
Obion county, who was elected Secre-
tary of State last Saturday, is.known as
straight Democrat. He is lawyer by
profession, and was a member of the
last Constitutional Convention. he is
welLknown by the public men of the
State, and highly esteemed and respected
by all parties, as he is a gentleman of
pleasant manners aud liberal views
This is all that West Tennessee win get
in the way of State Offices for some
time TO come.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21
LEGAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE
-OF-
Main Street Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A PLURIRs EXECUTION
ID ta me directed from the First Chancery
Court OF shelby county, Tenn. in the case Of
P. r. BiibeW ". p. i. Huges, Judgment rVn.
dered October 9th. 1868. for S74l % and coat n
suit. 70 satisfy said Judgment interest aad
cost, I will on
saturday, the 18th ofFebruary, 1873,
a. II o'clock q m, in mont q my once, No.
80 Second street. Memphis. Tenn sell 70 the
highest bidder. for cash, the following de-
scribed property. to-Wit; Being part Of lot No.
lie, az laid down In the map Of the city OF
Memphis. on west side Of Main street, begin
ming Is ieet south from the southwest corner
u Vain and Winchester streets; thence via
Main street q feet, and extending back Heft,
between two parallel lines, IS feet; being We
sane property DESERVED in the last Via nnd
testament Of Nichols Glyun. ana levied On e.
the property al Patrick llynn.
". J. p. DOYLE. sheriff Shelby g:
January ~. ls73. taal-4-as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

REcEIvED-a choice lot Of Malaga
grapes, oranges, apples, raisins, figs
and citron. LYLE d SHIELDS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

The election of State officers seems to
be difficult duty with our Legislature.
They were nearly two days selecting a
Secretary Of State, but made an excel
lent choice at last. The better part of
two other days has been occupied in bal
lotting for Comptroller. Up to last af'
ternoon twenty-five ballots had been
taken. The last one stood; House, Ia;
Dunlap, %; Hobbs, 10; Blackburn, 81;
Taylor, of Memphis, 10; Robinson, q
Weaver, 3; Parker, l. Total, "a. Nee
essary to choice, 4s. Mr.. Pennebaker's
name was Withdrawn previously.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21
Thursday, January 23d
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N NOTICE. .

NO II I @ H.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has this day qualified as the
Administrator Of the estate Of William Craig,
deceased. All parties who are creditors OF
said estate are notified TO file their claims
against said estate within the time prescribed
by law: and all parties indebted to said estate
are notified to settle their, indebtedness with
the undersigned, at his office, No. Madison
LEO CLULICH, Admir-.
January 20, 1878. 122-127
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

The Pennsylvania Constitutional
Convention has adopted a provision
which will separate as widely as posi-
BILE strictly local elections from general
elections, in which the whole State or
nation is engaged. This will diyest
local elections of political significance,
and give the people an opportunity to
select the best men for municipal and
county offices, without being compelled,
in the presence of the party" to sup
port sort of omnibus ticket, whether
they approve every man on it or not.
The grand rally of Bolitical forces will
only be made when political issues are
involved, and party lines can be defined
by something else than the spoils OF
office in sight Let our constitution re-
formers take the hint, and make such a
distinction for the relief of our own peo-
pie, who have often been placed in a
dilemma when halting between principle
and party.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

The estimated cost Of completing and
equipping the road from Memphis to
Saltillo il as follows.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

f,,.h ana In GOOD condition. daily.
Pieb dressed for immediate use kept con-
stantiv on hand, and dressed % order without
ertra charrs. Orders for dressing chosen hsh
muef 81 len before y 9, clock ~.
iif-lf2 W. X. COAsIOCh 4 ~.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

Born, the resurrected ex-revenue Off
Ger, late Of Canada. has been brought
back to Knoxville, and called upon for
$50 900 bonds for his appearance in
twenty.six different cases, in default Of
which be went TO Jail. It seems that he
surrendered quietly, aud paid the sx-
penses Of those who had been looking
for him. he seems quite selfpossessed,
and says be viii yet come out all right.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

RIGHT Hox. EDWARD BULwER LUTON,
the learned and distinguished English
author, died Saturday afternoon, the
18th instant. aged 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21

GAS FITTING, l6 jefferson st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MONDAY, JANUARY 20, IS7s-F0R SIX
IiI nights, WedResd ny and Saturday Natl
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FISH.
REELFOOT LAKE
FISH DEPOT,
IS Beal Street.

VARIETIES OF REELFOOT LAKE
a an received daily. Also. Lake Hrie hsh,
front white fsh, bass and other varieties re-
ceived daily By express and packsts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-21
LATEST ITELEGRAMS.
.sAsHyILLE.

Liauor Tramc-La,ge Meeti.g Of
sssiEens-D-sth OF q Pscml"en.
odd Fellow w. W. Hobbs. OF
Humphreys, Elected Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
QUEENS COUNTY aRETURNs.


>
sammis's majsrty 677; Taomp3on's majority, 505 ;
Oakey' Is malOIity. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

D.sincis
ALBANY.
I. BdreHt s. UtHHe.
2 h. L. o. hSktnEd.
3. terrence j. quinn
4. Water W. bramdD,
ALlEGANY.
Oruu D.. Stacy,
BEOONE.
George sherwood.
CArrARAUGUS.
]. Comm. T.. NeddCT,
2. sJVbn Marley.
CAYUGA.
]. sLD0uard r. Hardy.
2. Eras;us II. Hussey,
CIlAUIAVQyA.
]. 'Fraucis b. Brewer,
2. John ID. Hitler.
CHEMUAG.
Edmuud Miller.
CHENANGO.
Harris h. Beecher.
CLINTON.
'SBiih Il. Weed.
COLUMBIA.
]. Henry LGtcreace.
2. AiOuDO II Fdrrar,
CORTLAND.
George ". Phillips.
DELAWARE.
I. Benjamin J. Bassett.
2. Matthew Griffin.
DUTCUEss.
I. James MGcEtH.
?. Harvey G.. Eastman.
ERIE.
!. PdtrteE HdHrGhda.
2. joseph ". smith.
?. -Erauklin 4. Alberger.
4. sJOnn Nice.
B. Frank AZ. ThOrta
EssEX
James W. Steele.
FRANKLIN.
'JOhu L. Badger.
TULTOE AND HAMILTON.
Thomas H. Rooney
GENEsEE.
&c bert Townsend,
GREENE.
Hiram va, Strea6Wgh.
IERKmER.
Warren W. Miller.
JEFFERsOk.
I. ELAN Persons.
2. JQcOb Putnam.
KINGS.
]. James r. DOHohue.
2. john J. Allen.
) Mich0Cf j. COfCV
4. Theodore n. Mcirtn.
q. Eugcuc ID. Bern.
G. JACOB Worth.
z. SttphC1 j. COiGhdn.
3. q OrXe e.. Bennett
. john OikeY.
LEWIS.
'Sydney Sylvester.
LIVINGSTON.
Jonathan Is. MOrCy.
MADISON.
!. Edwin 9. PuipOt.
2. EdWGrd J. BrO1ca.
AONROE.
I. George A. GOss.
2. george Taylor.
3. Leonard Buritt.
MONTGOMERY.
Martin l.. slower.
NETWORK.
]. james HedleY.
2. WILLIAM +. KHk.
:. James Hayes.
4. ChQriCs Really.
Z. Austin Lcake.
c. Mdtttet0 F0tteH.
z. AIRED WdgStdF, jr.
y george SchtFDtdH.
.. A. y. NClttetCSOR.
10. LOtcfS q. WdetHer.
81. KuOx MCArce.
A.. Francis MayTdg.
Is. Charles $. Spencer.
A. James Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
Vim CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
KINGS COUNTY.
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.


Incomplete returns from Is Wards OF Brook
lyn with districts missing indicate the re-
election Of John C. Jacobs Ring Democrat IN the Tia
District over John f. Henry, Republican, by smaller
majority than usual in that district The returns f the
above wards we're: Henry ll,3l6; Jacobs, 1926 Inc
Ring majority has heretofore been high as 5000.
In the lid District OF Kings County, John e. Perry'
Ring Republican has been beaten by John w. Coe Re
form Democrat Mr.. Perry was elected two years ago
Reformer, but opposed this year by the Com
mtee OF Fifty and defeated. The returns are incom
pete II election districts being missing, but they give
Coe majority which cannot be reversed The vote as
counted last night stood Perry, $500 Coe. lo,ia
JOHN W. HUNTER ELECTED MAyOR-THE CONSOLE
DATIoN MEASURE ADOPTED
The returns came in very slowly at Police
Headquarters In Brooklyn last night IL was evident
however. before midnight, that John W Hunter was
elected Mayor, aud that the consolidation measure had
passed, 10 far the city was con
cerned. The Judiciary Amendments 70 the
Constitution voted down by large msJorites. Tho
returns at 1880 seemed IN general TO show ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
THE CITY DEMOCRATIC.
THE TAMMANY COUNTY TICKET ELECTED
BY A LARGE MAJORITY


THE REPUBLICANS ELECT TWO SENATOR'S AND -FOUR
AssrAGBLYNEN-coSNER's MAJORITY FOR sHER-
IFF OVER TWENTY-FIVE THoUs6ND-FANcHER
MAKES GOOD RACE, EUT Is DEFEATED-WAish
RUNS BEHIND HIS TTCKET-s. $. cox ELECTED
CONGRESSMAN, AND EDWARD GIroN, ALDERMAN
The election yesterday was comparatively quiet
and orderly. The full vote registered was not
polled and there was less of the interest usual IN
such contests displayed, except in tho race Tor
Sheriff and that for Judges Of the Supreme Court
The returns were not counted at Police Head
quarters until a very late hour and the delay gave
Use TO serious suspicious that the count was being
tempered with. At Tammany Hall, where these sus
picions originated, the charge openly made tlat
the authorities in charge OF the election were en-
deavorng to cheat the Democracy Of two Senator's
and Committee OF Safety was appointed to attend
at Police Headquarters and see that the counting
was fairly made. No detailed returns reached the
newspaper Offices until after midnight and then
came in slowly and in incomplete condition.
The tables and lists Of successful candidates given
below indicate enough to leave the result no longer
in doubt The State ticket has been carried III the
county by about twenty-five thousand, the same ma
ioriy being also'gIven to VIM. G. Conner Tor Sheriff.
The latter candidate ran ahead of his ticket very
considerably, and his majority is at least ten thou
sand more than that Of Walsh, the candidate
Of the Same party for County Clerk. The Tammany
candidates for the several judiciary Offices were re-
TUNED by large m1joritics. Judge Fancher ran
ahead Of his ticket very largely but not sufficiently
to secure his return. The three Tammany eand'-
dates for Coroners were elected by the same vote
which returned }ir, Conner with such handsome
majority.
OF the Senators the Republicans have seeurcd
James w Booth in the Vth District, and Walter .
Pinckney in the With ID trict. The returns rom
the With District arc kept back
Of the 81 Aescmblymen it viii be seen by the list
below that Gye arc Republicans, with four districts
to hear from -....- .o.
Returns from the XYnIth, XGXth, XXth' ana
XXIst Assembly Districts were withheld from the
Associated Press reporters and suspicious have oeeh
aroused as t. the cause. especially as regards the
contest in the y IIth Senatorial District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
THE STATE ELECTION.
4 POSSIBLE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

nFAVY DEMOCRATIC loss IN KINGS COUNTY FROM
TIE VOTE or 1S1l-THE SENATE DOUBTFUL AND
THE ASSEMBLY REPUBLICAN BY 4 SMALL MAJOR
TTY.
In our first edition we gave the State to the Demo
Gratis by 10000 majority. Since then returns from
Kings County have come in, showing loss OF over
1900 from their majority OF 1871. This leaves the
State in some doubt as the Democratic majority
in this city is also reduced below the figures
of 1871. The Senate is close. and the Assembly he
publican by about 10 majority. The constitutional
amendment Offering the people the choice OF having
Che higher Judges elected appointed, rs disposed
OF by large majority iu favor Of the elective system
Republicans in Roman; Democrats and Liberal
Republicans in Itahc An astensk u Indicates that
tho individual named now holds the Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
TIE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Rl:PORTED DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN THE ELEVENTH
SENATE DISTRICT.

RI:PORTED DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN The ELEVENTH
SENATE DISTRICT
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
HUDSON, Nov. 4.-Hudson gives Benjamin
Raw the Democratic nominee for the Senate, 26l ma
5ority The returns from the country towns come in
slowly Tie vote very light. The returns far in
dIcate that Ray has been elected 10 the Senate
HOgeboom and Race, the Republican candidates H.
Lawrence. the Democratic candidate for the Assembly
III the LIST District VI Columbia County, Is doubtless
elected Tue Republicans claim that A. IL FarTar
Usepj is elected 10 the Assembly in the lid District
GENERAL DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
HUDsoN, Nov. 4-Ray Dem.) is elected Sen
by majority angling from 1000 to 200. His ma
jority Poughkeepsie City is 500 The Democrats
elect their whole ticket in Columbia County by large
majority. Henry Lawrence (Dem) is elected TO the
assembly 10 the let District Peter Mesick, the Dem
ocratc candidate for Assembly in the lid District il
probably elected by small majority.
REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUSEl
TROY Nov. 4.-Roswell A. Parmenter, the
Democratic candidate for the Senate has the following
Enaortes Isaac V. Baker Republican, in towns
Aud districts named Cambridge, first district, I4s .
Greenwich fret district, 6s KiDgsbury nrst district
81 whitehall fret district 40; Salem Ill Jackson
Is7 KingsDury 80 Cambridge, first district II sec
ond distinct l4s Fort Edward. Sn. The foregoing are
losses for Baker from LIS No& ID 1871 Bakers ma
jor.ly 10 the and second districts OF Granville is
only 81
ROCHESTER, Nov. 4.-There are large Demo-
cratic gains in Monroe County JARVIS Lord (DemJ is
elected 70 the State Senate by 1900 majority Taylor
DEM elected the Assembly 10 the ia District OF
this county by coo majority. B1rru hep) Is re
elected IN The TIA District by reduced majority
Raines. the Democratic aud Liberal candidate Tor
gIeasuFef 10 1900 ahead in the comfy The election
Of Goss cp) the Assembly IN The Isi Disfict Is III
GOnM
SENATOR wiNsLOw RrPORTED BEATEN.
Icy TELECKAPH TO TBE TRiBUNEj
WATERTOWN, Nov. 4-Tweed's Senator WINS
ssw tie Republican candidate is probably defeated 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

Iorty for the Democratic ticket. One reason given Tor
the hardness with which the returns came III
was that the votes could DO counted only WIN
great difficulty oB account o. the great amount OF
Scratching" on both tickets. This IS pcrcopble In
tho number OF votes cast for the respective candd1te
Of whom fell behind the ticket OF the party while
others went far beyond It. noteworthy instance OF The
former slas b. butcher, tbo Republican candidate
for Register, who almost invariably received less nam
Der Of than cast for tho Rspub'cah 0la'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
LOCAL VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
SHERIFF. AND JUDICIARY.

CITY AND COUNTY VOTE b ASSEMBLY AND ELEc-
TON DISTRICTS.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

STATE Tictek-Maiorities LIST Dstrct-Thayer 81; hop
kns 50; sliman, 50 Fort IS; Taylor, 50; Mead, 85 ;
PLATE co. Sheriff SAmmis 207; Wright, 2S4. Supreme
Court-Glbert, 175 WinsiOw, 2s3. County Judge-Arm-
strong IA; Eastman. $40 SeDatt-ThOmpsOn, 1873;
King 3Ol Assembly-Oakley, %; johnson, 3SS.
ND Dlstrct-MaiOrity Tor state ticket about 81.
sherin-sammis, 2l3; Wright, 2is Supreme C0urt-Gh
bert 26l; WinslOw 292. Senate-fhompsoD, l5j; King
29J. Assembly-Oakey, 1sl johnson, 200.
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RepuOIIcansl ~ Opposition, 10.
AhsrMnIYNfFN

10. Joseph BlVmcpttNl.
10. fPeter Woods.
l.. 'hRdrcic BiessiHg.
is. BERNARD Bigliu.
IS. hHS-i1 t't,i' ladrtfa.
%. David BabcOck.
a. Charles CTdrg.
NIAGARA.
I. Artcmus W. COmstOCk,
2. Orville c. BOrdwcn
ONEIDA,
/. George ID. Chadwick,
2. Arthur +. Brown,
8. John J. Parry.
4. Grliiitn q. Jones.
OhOEDAGA.
]. Thomas q. Afford.
2. George BdrrOws.
5. John !. tTbeCk.
ONTARIO.
!. Siephca n. Hammond.
2. fCyTiilO ;. Lincoln.
ORANGE.
l. Augustus DennistOn.
.. Ch0flCG Is. Wood.
OgLEANs.
Elisha E. Mhaien.
OsWEGO.
I. George b. sloan.
.. Willard Johnson.
5. Justin L. BuiE!ey.
OTsLGO.
1sWatt1m n. FL.
2. John Cope.
PUTNAM.
Hamilton fi,h, Jr.
QUEENS.
]. L. Bradford Prince.
2 James 81. Oakley
RENesELAIE.
!. WaliaW Y. CieGrU
2. Jos. 4. HH,ckerOOcGcr,
3. Charles FeutOn.
RICHMOND.
Stephen ID. Stephens, j..
ROCKLAND.
william h. hRaDp.
ST. LAW RENEE.
I. Seth g. Pore.
2. 'DOlphus :. Lynde.
3. Jonah SANFORD.
SARATOGA.
1. George West.
2. George =. Batcheller.
SCHENECTADY.
Arthur ". Hunter.
SCHOHARIE.
John h. Hong.
SCHUYLER.
'JcTeEiidh Mcclure.
SENECA.
Wm. c. H1=istOH.
ETEUBEN.
]. Stephan ~. ShaiiucL.
2. AOTUW DU0icg.
SUFFOLK.
Nathan II, re- ",
SUI NAN.
George ". Bceje.
TlOGA.
jerome b. L8ndheld.
TOMPBINs.
william :. BOstwick.
ULSTER.
!. Robert A. Snyder.
2. Hector ALceL
10. J0kH ID. BdnJjcid.
WARREN.
Joseph ward.
WASHINGTON.
!. Alexander h. Law.
z. Ensers0n y. Darts.
WAYNE.
]. John j.. HOuCh.
?. joseph W. Corning.
WEsTCHEsIER.
/. VIM. CduidtCcU.
2. Amherst Wight, jr.
3. james W. HusteO.
WYOMING.
Samuel W. Tewksbury.
YATES.
Morris b. Finn.
| Republicans, 70; Demo
| crats, Sc.
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