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Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

,II''i,iI'NilH MAILS FAEEwEII-Tho lll.,v,.o,1 u
MIthuf""d u t."hl>nith Maid from H.! No. ~ ~ ~
nTrH 9o'tI I[llf9 a>achuscti last oc)ocl
i',,; !HtiHrIt The HP"5ca ha, this ~
i,,,',I,H !I"i I.HId lHhlc: The old marc i i'..r
mnIlG'n Years and has come to The time whcn H.
G""tl ailIaliy be expected To fail and has Gi;I
~ 'ttC'' Il very last race in Rochester t,. hos. 49,,
imt i c'Cf nude which LETT her lame l,ith a yrr, i9
~ u'a she was still lame bur hcIt nh ~"
- 'C'! EiS@t effort with her leg in much vnr,r
t st,l, ana II has not improved bit If H.. sIiiI
b,r d vt mere me chances are that he would LrcIE
iifr a,5 ~ ma .,i'o her ~ torture for the rest Of her
',i u''I W respect To what She has done for Inanv
SN.,aH t,Sl ne was unwilling 10 take the risk fh
'tI,il are assured hy Mr.. Dollc That .h. ,yiIi
'o'c' 'I"' another race in field uf horses" VII
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

Nlndln@ wood delivered for ono doII,r
! per l"ad CASH, to amy part Of tLo to,y,,
Gi9'r GiI at "ordcn Basket Factory on the
Call carly on VIM II. Bags if vo, ,..n,
t cne best styles of Fall and Winter Goods
,,,r FOR the best apple crate, 90 TO Tho
"ord"n Basket Factory. '"'
Fall and Winter Styles may he seen at
inc inc Merchant Tailoring establishment "f
VIM. H. BaggS, Smyrna, Del. "
ECONOMICAL, RELIABLE, IIEALTurrr
american Fruit Preserving Powder
l3cNase Will preserve G4 It's. of fruit. For
'''Ie at lIoifcckcr's Drug Store.
80 We are selling a fir>tratc heavy Boot cor
T".ul' and will soon have some ycr, ronJ
Boots at 500 and $275, all made to onr
order Il. NJ. a w. T. johnson. ~
. For Peach Crates, all white pine, lust the
- IL 70 snip me peaches to Boston and
VI "St1lI points, 90 To or address J. +. |
Del ~ wi > I'm! Tlii'
We ". are now receiving large invoices of
Ladies, Misses, Childrens and Gents fine
ana common Shoes at prices that defy even
anoH1y ~ auction competition. II. NJ. a. w.
Just received very superior line of Fail
ana Winter CaSsimcrcs and Suitinos which,
will be made up in the latest STYLES for anv
who may favor me with their orders Wn;
II. Baggs, Merchant Tailor.
II, " here did You get those Crates? Al /
" " ordrnS OF course, the cheapest place in ,
he country. I''''0 III
our Fallstyles of Hats will be in b;s !
.cth, a,i,l ana as we are having them manu-.
lclured by the case, we will CHALLENGE an,,
! lrln M, m ,, the country to underscll us W
! W. T. johnson. "'' H. NJ
"hy Is 1t that Wordcn can afford 70 sou |
each Crates at cost? Why it's tbc ~ Ioraa Syil
uantlty he sells of course. ''''S'
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

FIRE NEAR WILLOW GRovE.-On Tnosdo,.
afternoon week the large barn ON tbn oId
nome farm of Samuel b. Cooper, Esq. occn'
pea by Nathan Moore, d miles from WiIIo,y
IfoVe, was destroyed by fire. About Lalr
OF u thG crop OF wheat all the corn and oars
all an the straw in the bam-yard, and many
Ia, farming implements were also burnnj
Inc origin OF the fire is unknown, but il is
supposed the barn was set on fire wifi
matches by little son of Mr. Moore. Loss
about $1,000 No nsurancc.-Dclorarcg,,
=, ST. letters CnURcH-Service and Iccturo
Ihis Wednesday evening. Bible school a.
iitectory Friday night. Next SUNDAY morn
ing bi6le Sermon, at which time the ofIcr-
tDfy G VIII be given to the Bible Society Of
.hlS hundred: Every one will be welcomed
10 any and all of the services.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

LOVE AND LIQUOR.-The Wilminoton
papers report an Enoch Arden case ca ~ ioii
city, only their Enoch got Jr1ni W ti,at ni
~, ehnySons Enoch didn't. The case i thi' 'il'.
~ lnoillaS hughes, Of that city, went into tho
army leaving behind him n wiGo amJ
several children. After a while Lis ''.;cI "iiu
ah nailcu 10 receive any tidngs from him. omd
Shc concluded he was dead For go',n'' nl'''
@ 5eafS Siie remained widow as she tbongbt
ana then married John IIassinper Sho
was the wife of Hassinger seven uoon' 'rio
aoout, when day or two ago Uugbo. e' ~
turned nome, after fourteen Wears of roo,''
ing ne went in on his wife and fonnd
ner ne the companion of another man onJ
the mother of other children tbap ir h;. anu "nu
~ ~ seems that he didn't take on over -
lie and Iiasslnger came to an oorooY,oiIt FOOL ~.
ana then got drunk and had fg6t Nh
eenieht !r was that Hughes should have
re IT. "lie again, and with her he took ono ~
1assengeTs children, the latter tol@inn tt'n ~
remainder OF them. But Hassingcr hoeeo,,io ,,io
possessed !t OF a desire for his other child and
went Tor 1t, when it was given over to %;no ;n
~ friendly way. Still he fingered. lis
sisit was made agreeable to him bv fro
quent quaffings from tho bowl nnt;I -
Drain reeled, and he refused IN oho,, tLs
lord OF the household. Then n scnfBo e ",'
sued, which was terminated in the Mavori.
U4urt, last Saturday morning, by HuSbes
VINO ,1 had made the assault, being puf mn
uer ponds to keep the peace.
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

SUIcIDE.--A white woman. namod s,n;a
see.' IN wilmington, wife of SamI SwiggetI
negro nod carrier, committed suicide 81, h.,
antl taxing iaudanum, last Sunday. She left y
,oo ,r0Se saying the act was caused by i'll treat.
lows o9o leaus as lol-
ne is the cause of doing this. Tie tro.ts
Tn., %le ~ n awful way, heworlSs stedv when he
Can Get it to Do, his week wages 1rn srorn 81 ne
TO- 70 Si2 : to $1,000 per week. Meny % Is tho tho
snd a,nie 4 w VIE not see L cent. am a mother
This is my Sd husband, little ,;h Te MN.
think this life Of mine should Re De pestroo5 ever
BY man, Sometimes would eet se pDessr1yed Drs,apy
spite him. / did not want q to- do oraiiK y o 70
had az TOD to 90 something he ses hsseif he doc does
will Be his home if hell is mine T ilsayen wen
tell what he has mind to TO mali &c - may y,
write on his oyp side. This heart ~ ,n;,s - ali
ma God have mercy. - ihile'
Smyrna times., 1875-09-08

Inc Sunday School Institute. to he nra.
sided over by Rev. Z. Stubbs, at Millington
maryland, has been deferred one week. II
VIII be held on Wednesday and THURSDAY
the I'D and 23d of this month. and not ~,
the lots and 18th, as previously y published.
The Rectory Society of this town (Fn;s
copal) is making arrangements % 70 1i,,a npis, ",,
entertainment in the town hall on Tbonlrsl
giving Day. What the character of flo
entertainment is to be we are NOT odv;eoJ
ne next meeting of the society will bo ot
Ool' hllIs next Tuesday evening.
Governor Cochran has offered soOO for
tne arrest OF Whitlock, of Middletowr who
6llied the negro Furchess. Foster tLo
constable who refused to make the arrest
Is strongly censured. 1t is stated that Le
was was Deputy Sheriff. Deputy Coroner and
county constable, all Of which offices La
has resigned. ''''''" he
Milford IS the centre of the swcot nototo
Sectloh. The Nc,cS of that town saws. TLo
SWEEP potato market opens with us ot 9I
per ouShei. The extremely wet weather
~ mas DeGh very untavorablc to this cron. and
~ Is oeileved that Notwithstanding tho
iarSe area planted, the yield will he lose
'hah usual and the quality inferior.
The Seaford citizen tells of a wondorq,,
ieat winch streak of lightning PLAYED there
last week. ltdesccndcd into the mill nonJ
ol Hr. Jacob Williams, near that town
81 my lne IlSh and causing the water to
~ ;o'.i " coiliiiih ana to tower up many feet
tI a. INC "ir' a gentleman who saw it saws
',.'ty una' many OF the fish jumped out of the
water upon the shore '''
state Supt Groves has finished tho ov.
ANIMATION Of teachers and ON NonIa,. I,.,4
started on hls tour of visitation to tLnsri,,I,I,
OF New Castle county. About tLrao L,,,7
urea and fifteen teachers were ,,r,,,taI
GIeftiilc''tes. &C He will visit the scLooIs Of
hellt next in turn, and then Sussrv T!n
lIttcr VIII have to be visited some ti,nn
q Huflng the winter, as the Su.crintrntlnnt
mas been advised that the schools in tLnt
county VIII not open, generally. brior, de-.
ccmber or january.
Herman Payne, retired J,,si,o... ,,,..
Oh Oh Philadelphia, was killed on the p w G. |
d. Ii. K. last week. at IIolvoIc. -, few ,,,;loa
ABOVE W llmlngtOn. lie was pIInnin, Vii, |
some friends. The road has q doubIr t,.,,L |
ana he saw peach train comino an H. |
'%I"Tk % on winch he and his friends woro
""IHlhg' lie stepped over on the otLr, |
irTcN 10 ict 1t pass. when an express train
ochihd him struck and instantly t;IIaI
nm. lie did not hetr the train LnI,inG
nm Tor the noise of the one in 'front.' ,'',, Of
Oh Monday evening last whilst Mr.. Id
,,"nliI!3h' ,i Iq' OF this town, was driving home
,oln ,, 'Ir. =" m. Surgeons, the horse ran
way, when passing Mr.. Nose. PRICE,. f,,''' ''''
'n5 mT ulISe' 1he dearborn. Mr.. and Mrs. IT, I
mt Mrs. Downs Mrs. lis motLo,G ,ro,i, ~
II pretty badly bruised, Mrs. d esnccioil,.
hough no bones were broken nnd ,di'',s'
erlouS resultsare aplrehcndcd. Idy HAM,,
ton Mr.. HIS little nephew. csconnj ;,,;', ri'im
y yJumplngout. The horse became dctochni
y the upset and stopped at Mr.. Iobn
Nehnrdy :, at the IIciieckcr Mills Thn
eafOorn was considerably damaged !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11
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| ~ -I-4t : i
Af.d L: accordance with law ara an ,.I-- -
the Board OF Trustee, nstls Al; inter, i ~, ~.
Se'c--d day o: February : l. i7-5. - 1:si.y II
Ell, 1c<l-nttl shares - 80, : I,,cr.tsTr -
eH't 't-iGihe N. the Lar. Of the Shareholders
aiyct said, shall and will lie usc,,ssrv - nov
t4e asst ssp-eI-t upon all the >Larss held ~. ~
ea /! such sAsr-hol2trs. wi. t. scl4 AZ mills,
s''c'lea :; Il. 6tt.ce u sac Company il til Of
..e e: Ills : King. = IG--cr C::v. Nevada. o.,
Fs~ss!ay. ilsc SIKH tla, e .u..iI !;
-. tss5
Il Iav --.f Gs.G.. u.,.r A--.-- -r1.- tcs-..-- .
Il! cree % Tie EoLit d.. Trust
SAM i E!SG
secreSs-y ! -, Ike I, d. ct..;.--. ,
Cas-, = City, New, Ma {. -.75.
IaE-cGw-:i
lie ab7vs sale Is ro>srs- : XII. :. --. ,,.,.
{; AF'--' = q. ISIS, a. same Ilace, :; ;..4
ho-:- q: !! -.o,.-
: '-'&"-;i : Z EI,slr Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11
Fist Gay OF MAY, A. D. 1879

.. u o ,-nck a NJ Of said day 1T the Co,;~.--,,
'@''hry. Aeya!a, TO show cause WIN a. -
"a uiH h"t be granted to said Admiuistrs.tr. 49,
AdlnInl,,rat to sell so much # H. 49,,
IA a. Shs4i he Necessary. AID that . cav g,
mn "f''ef be published i'll the Carson Inv
ArPEAL. -ewspaIor printed and r,TIT1:-,I-3
osrT'n CITY Nevada for at least four sIl.c...i,-..
Ntth- II TIE County Of Ornlsby AFORESAID a..
cOrdine to the Law IL such cases. -'
5. L. WRIGHT
Dist. .JI5rn
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11

IL TH:: SEC oND JUDICIAL m.

TT N"u't Q; IL STATE .. Ner.fa Il. ~ -
tll,. onfii ~, en-, ,E-5n Ihe Asa..e- t.: IT,
II a = am, = tint CoUr. ~ til !.-ttte. -.
sen,t md He'd by HOMER i. Eli IXf,S = ..
NANCl IL WILSON. the AGEs.D,e. az. -
-"h4-iil>triff-z = WILLIAM +. WILSON =
ceased praying for ali order 10 -eII 49, -.
mat II Necessary t. Eel some lar,+5.,,1 r. =
Ftai estate OF said deceased 10 pay ',---st'
ms Indebtedness against said de rfa-.: an -,
,'rb''' cApe1l>' ana charges of tLa a.r.,Fr--l-
'.h. II = iA"!c-o:e ordered by IL 5-,~- -.
ioIr This Court 81! tie 3D.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11
S sieriH's S ale
I-EDE uECIo>yRE G.

J ~
T's go, -. u VT Of l'.e ana ; Or
| t. ,n-:;s"I Judi iai - O. e. ~ J.. 81
| tr.i, ~ - e.. A+rtl :; -. = -.
! ~: !:a=r-.t - -r.,rttr,rfI-,- s:.-,f .,,;.
! = - ~ .-,..rr+ pI.t-- j-,r,E i -
! ~. ...s,r., I5.rJ4.o ritr%t,F1.frF -.
r.. T-Ir,[i> &c.. -
t,.,,.i,. ~, ~; - rt,.-. ~ fI,,ars
. - 49,, ,..'... -, -. -, - 80
. -, ,-'-f -. = 49,. 800.
a~,s e.. = - 9, ~, = .----.r- - "a
r.5s., -.-- - -, -. -
90. ~ .. ~. 49,. 49,
- - - - .I,.-,,.i..,...I,
l,.,..,,1 ~. f.,,,.,f..- 49, NV. ,.,-
E.,l.-, gr.1 WV. 81 - ~ =
t. - -: w.. - q, -
Il - - Il. ra.,.. - .. - - -.
L., ut MT. raid - thousand tho i..1.-,.
az T. hi ~ Gailar- O: so ;adlp.eI; 1t the
-a;t a.: =, al; orle GI;art-r re- month
trt-- 80. - 0-t.l a.. t.-,'...! VIII. -
tc.--: ~ Ii. e1..s. = - o;-.:l t.,e hundred
aEG eighteen dollars ~ i. lie ID 7;vs Nr.,.t
:. !. - Until PAD, L, IL -a-- 81 a. :.,,
C7.,--=i: ~ uclt ,,.. slt--t &. NJ !,,.:rst
Il. Jn-.++ s'ste.. "
A-G;o N liz, 1, q IL L g.. &c.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11
Notice..

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR HAUL
~ inS twenty cords more or less, of r.bLIe-
rock, and thlriy-toUr cords, more or less Of cut
stone fiOn the State Prison to the Caritol
GROUNDS: VIII be reseiyefyet tie Secretary
Tuesday, April 18th.
itock loaded ct TIE PriscC, Price pe- cord fer
. acA Glass Of rock 20 be STATED Cc,nn,nHioUer,
reserv!nS the righc to REJECT any aId s5fl,iGs
BY order of the Bes-!
als-t9 So
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11

a:e --F-'-r go v. &c -etr.y,G = III At INK
:" y Caro- CRY, :5ev21s. until lively,
- r,4lCz ..ltti.l q
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11

g.. +. LIC.EAEIS = O.. II
NL".f-ale 80 L-t2!, E1u--j>'- II Ii
t-G:,l'st-. = u. c'r. Gay md >ars.,.- X
streets, So IrarclscC, &.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11

Itato Of Nevada, County, Of Orl.lsbv. ss-T r
j. EDWARDS, County Clerk and ex.cfhc1. 49,
Ut The second Judicial District Court - -
ana Tor III" sand County ana State atCrr..i1 u
atrtbE certl1F that the above and tor asII.- i -
fuiI, true and correct copy of TIE oriciIg+ 80.
now Of record in nv Office 7--- e-t.f-
- In Testimony Whereof. lev,.
Lereunt Sc: my hand a,,1 aAiyeG
III the seal of said District C,-rt a.
RSk ny Office IL Carson CITY. Ma.
this 9th day of Match n
1879. L. - H.
mL2'-4" T. J. EDWARDS, CLERK.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-26

A correspondent writing of the scandal in|
Brooklyn says: Even in New York the
scandal is the topic of conversation In all
circles. Bsecher's misfortune is the su beet
of all kinds of street hawkers' literature. and
this evening dirty little p0ys are yelling ont:
Here you are-Henry Ward Beecher sittiueS
on tbs ragged edge, and you can see whetheI{
he did 1t or nOt-a IS cent book for two|
cen,s.'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-26
THE STRANGLED STATE.
THE LOUISIANA INFAMY.

Opinion of Foster, Phelps and Potter.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10

FROM BRISTOL TO LITTLE ROCK
r WITHOUT CHANGE r.HT
BY telegram TO the Press and
Herald from Col. C. NJ. McGhee,
General Manager OF the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, we are graft.
fed7to learn that the track of, that
road has been completed at Memphis
to the river, and that passenger cars
will now run through from Bristol
20 Little Rock, Arkansas, without
change. Freight loaded at Norfolk
for points in Arkansas does not
break bulk until it reaches Little
Rock, when shipped by this route.
At Little Rock close connections are
made with the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad for the Hot Springs and all
points in Western Arkansas, the
Indian Nation and Central Texas.
The completion of the track to the
river at Memphis is Of great import
anee to Tennessee, and great credit
is due to the managers of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad as we'll
as toFthe enlightened public opinion
of Memphis for it. Heretofore St.
Louis and Northern routes have had
almost exclusive control of the cot
ton of Middle Arkansas, but with
the advantage now so largely in fav-
or of a more southern route we may
again expect Memphis to recover the |
trade of that section and our own
route reap a harvest in carrying the !
cotton to the seaboard, as the heavi- !
ly ladened trains that are daily pass
ing over our road from that place |
abundantly proves.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10
Thief Arrested.

After We had gone to press, last
Tuesday We received an advertise
ment from New Port offering a re-
ward for the arrest Of a man named
johnson, for the theft of $500 from
a young man named J. A. Brooks.
The advertisement did not reach us
in time to appear last week, and we
mention it now to express gratifica-
ton at the information that the thief
was arrested last Saturday in Chero-
kee county, N G., and all but $50 of
the money recovered. He is now
in New Port Jail. Young Brooks
had but recently returned from a
trip to the South, as agent for Mr..
Stewart, for whom he had sold a car
load of stock. The money he had
received for the stock he placed in
his mothers bureau drawer for safe
keeping until he could hand it to NJ.
Stewart. johnson was present when
it was placed away. and stole it the
same night.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10

capitalists united. so that through.
themthey,may End relief. And woe
be to the public servant who fails to
aid them in this respect ,.
If, however, we rnisapprehend the
Senator'S meaning-if he favors re-
pealing the. 10 per cent. tax clause
in the National Bank act, and thus
liberating States andprivate capisai.
so that local Banks .ofr,issue may be
established-if he means by devils
ing means to pay the bonded debt,
(which he says would give more cur
rency), the payment in currency Of
such Of the bonds as onght to be so
paid, why, then the rose would smell
as sweetly, though called by any
other names and the National Hanks
would fintts their way on 70 onesdafk
page ofthe nations eve1tful history
without the enactment OF any law to
dDOilsu bDeIu. ,.--..s ---...,s ~ g. = =
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10
Personal.

Rev. A. w. Wilson, President OF
Rogersville Female College, filed
the pulpit at Westminster Church,
near this place, last Sunday, and
gladdened the hearts of.many of his
friends in this place by q few hours
sojourn with them Monday.
Thos. f. Oldham, than whose no
Drawer or better heart pulsates, en-
-ivened the GAZETTE sanctuln by his
presence last Monday. lie is q fit
representative of the honest and
solid house of Cowan, McClung &
Co. e >-lf. tteE 81
= Judge Randolph returned home
from Maynardville Court Monday.
We regret to learn that Miss Dora
Dickinson is quite i'll. Her numer-
GUS friends will be glad to learn that
she is not now considered danger
sously so. 81 4 - - ~
Our attentive and kind friend, James
r. Ellis, of McMillan's, sends us curl
Gus monstrosity in the shape of a sweet
potato. Wei presented it to- Old Flint,
with the hope that it would ultimately
find its way to KiIlebrew or the centen-
NAL.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10
THE NAsHvILLE AMERICAN

We have arranged with the. Nash
vile American, the only daily news
paper published at the Capital of the
State and The leading exponent Of
the opinions of large majority Of
the people of the State on all the
greatlqnestiohs of9he day. 1t will
be faH of News, Miscellaneous Ar
ticles. Literature. Market Reports.
etc, etc. 1t will be furnished togeth
er with the YOUNGSTOWN GAZETTE
for 1878. This arrangement requfrs
payment In advance; and we earnest
~ urge upon our people tosnbscribe.
for their county paper and FOR their
State paper.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10

"Eet tie people praise Thee,
o God; let all the people praise
Thee - The President Of the United
S'a es has issued his proclamation
recommending that Thursday, 18th
OF November, the people of the
United States, abstaiuing from all
secular pursuits and from their &C.
customed avocations, do assemble in
their respective places of worship,
and, in such form as may seem most
appropriate in their own hearts. offer
to Almighty God their acknowledge
ments and thanks for all His mercies,
and their humble prayers for con
tinuance Of his divine favor. The
recommendation of the President
will no doubt be acted upon by tile
pastors of our churches. -rsrr
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10
- The. .e.der Sineer-tbe Old

~ The elder SiDger-the old he
Sewing Machine fellow. who died
not long ago in England--mnst have
been a luxurious old sinner. He
managed somehow toleave Eve wives,
twenty two children and ffteensmil-
lions of money, To wife number
FIVE be devised a life estate in $4,-
100000 of estates in England. . To
her six children he gave S5,500,000,
and only $s.000,o00vto theeother
Singers, $500 of which was to a son
by wife number one. And now there
is discords among the surviving Sing
ers about theswiil. @lAnd the lawyers
are trying to start a new tune by
breaking the will. If they get con-
troll, it will peed another Singer to
invent.a new sewing machine where
with to pay the lawyers.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10
NOVEMBER ELECTTONg

New YoRK.-Notwithstanding the
Rnfavorable returns first received
from The elections in New York, the
latest news insures the election of
the Democratic State ticket by a
majority of over 10000. The Re-
publieans will have a working ma
jority In the Legislature, and they
also carried the municipal elections
In the city Of New York and Brook
Ign.
PENNSYLVANIA. = Hartranft, Re-
publican, is elected Governor of
Pennsylvania. over Perishing, Demo
Graf, by probably $4,000 majority.
MAssAcHUsETTs.-Rice, Repu5li-
can, is elected Governor, over Gas
ton, Democrat, by small majority,
and a Republican majority in the
Legislature, of course.
WISCONSIN, is not SATISFACTORY
lyssttled as TO the majority of Lud-
ington, Republican, for Governor. 1t
will not exceed 1900. The Demo
cratic candidate for Treasurer is
elected. The Republicans have a
small majority in the Legislature.
NEW JERSEY. - The election in
New Jersey was for eight new Sena,
tors and full house of Assembly.
The Republicans have a majority OF
Is on joint ballot in the Legislature,
and this insures for them the cleo
ton OF United States senator.
MIssIssIPPI.-The Democrats have
made a clean sweep in Mississippi,
and she stands redeemed, regener-
ated and disenthralled. The entire
Democratic Congressional ticket was
elected, and large majority of the
Legislature. The election passed
off without a solitary disturbance at
the ballot box. The result shows
what organization and will can ac-
complish by a proper effort.
MINNESOTA. - The Democrats
have made large gains on the last
election for State officers, but the
Republicans have carried the State
by b reduced majority. The Legis.
lature is very close.
KANsAs.-The returns from 80 of
of The Jos representative districts.
show the election of So regular Re
publicans. 8 Independent Republic
cans, II Democrats and II elected
OH the peoples reformed ticket. The
Legislature will probably be three
fourths Republican.
VIRGINIA.-The Old Dominion has
gone Democratic by an increased
majority.
Detroit. Michigan, elects Lewis,
Democrat, Mayor, by majority Of
] ,678 rotes.
BlARKLAND.-The Democrats carry
the State ticket and the Legislature
by reduced niajofiLg
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10
The Msrristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1875.

A Col. Michael Mageveny, ST.,
of Memphis, Tenn, has donated
house and six acres Of ground, on
the boulevard, near the city, to the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd. as an
asylum, for fallen women and indi-
gent children; and now the question
might be asked, is there Mageveny
in Knoxville who will step to the
front and do something as practical
towards solving the great question
over which Knoxyille's virtuous edi-
tors are apparently losing so much
sleep? F. &
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10

, U Another State will probably
be added to the American Constella.
ton in the course Of the next year,
making thirty-eight all. An cleo
ton for members to a convention to
frame a Constitution and State Gov
eminent has just been held in Col.
orado. The Constitution which may
be adopted by the people at an cleo
tionin lJnly- nextis-t to be1duly certi-
fed by the President of the United
States. 1t will then be his duty by
law to issue his Proclamation declar.
ing The State admitted into the Union
on an equal footing With the original
States without any furtherDaetion
whatever on the part of Congress.
Colorado will probably take part in
the next Presidential election, with
three electoral votes. E