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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20
THIS WEEK
N. |. HAWLEY

All-WOOl Gray CaShmereS 40
inches wide at SOC a yard.
Novelties in WOrSted Dress
Goods at II ~, 1j, 10, p, p, 30,
37ajOc a yard. A few rich
novelties at 81, $1.25, $2,5 Oa
So a yard.
An unusually attractive line
of STRIPED INDIA SHAWLS,
Paisley ShaWlS, Wool ShaWlS.
Have a job lot in WOrSted
ShaWlS at very low price.
Handsome new designs in
Lawns and Corded JaCkOnet.
GauZe Underwear for La
dies, Men and Children at p
a5OC a garment.
Ribbons, inch, &c; IA ill.,,
Zoe; 1 3-4 ill.,, IL lie a yard
all Silk and all the desirable
shades.
Job in Real Linen TOrchOn
Lace---6OO ydS. at sc; 800 ydS.
at foe; 800 ydS. at IL 1-2C.
HOneyCOmb Quilts, 60 cents
Crochet Quilts, 81 t-2c,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20
Births.
marrianfs.

In Guilford, June II, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. H. Bracket,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20

The value Of the personal estate not
assigned to the widow is.......... 200 90
Balance Of debts chargeable on the
real estate of said deceased. ...... 500 20
Praying for license to sell so much Of the real
estate Of said deceased il necessary for the
of said debts and charges of administration.
Whereupon Il is ordered that the same be heard at
the session Of sad Court to be held at the Probate
Office in BrattlebOro, the last Saturday Of June,
A. d. 1879, when and where you may be heard
in the premises If you
"a Z. W. sTODDARD, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-06-20

ESTATE OF GRO. Z. BAKER.

II. X. CHAMBERLAIN c.u,
IS o. II. CARPENTER, yum
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MORE RAILROAD NEWS.
walla walla y atchman.


Henry Willard, James b Fry, A Fl
Holmes, Christian Broti.efs, w ii
Starbuck and Charles Z Br,tierton,
all If rhe city and State Of New York
and H " Corbett, G. H Lewis, j y.
Dolph, Panl Schnlze and II. Thielsen,
all Of Portland, have associated them.
Iselyes together as a corporation un-
der the general incorporation laws of
the State Of Oregon, a. the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company, for
the purpose # constructing and equip
Eping railroads and telegraph lines be-
tween Portland and Umatila, thence
ac.oss the BIne M snniainS, through
Grande Roude valley u Boise City. /.
II. Also from Unatill;i, Wallula, W.
/ and thence sousiim ardiy hy way of
Weston, Ogi,.. So as a. connect with
| The above named line. Also from Wat
Ia Walla, w HI. to Dayton Also from
the mouth of Pal suse t, the head wa
ters Of the Spokane River; aud to main
tain and operate such railroad aud tel
egraph line and branches, carry freight
and passengers and receive tolls for
the same. And to purchase or consol-
lidate with, or lease. or operate and
maintain on such terms as may be
agreed upon. any railroad or railroads
in Oregon, Washington, Idaho or Utah,
with It's or their rolling ock eqnip-
lments or appnrtehances. and IN com
lpleie the same 10 its auihlized ter
minus. Many will ask new: What
company is this? Is il Jay Gould &
Co., or the Utah Northern? In it are
four German capitalists. All the
members excepting two are maneyed
men, and if they bniid only one-balI
Of what they propose 70 build, the
people Of this country will be happy
indeed
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11
From Yankee FORK.

Mr.. Chas Stward who went n Boz
nanza City short time ago III the In
terest Of the Robertson process, passed
through here last Wednesday on bis
return to Boise City He left Bonan
"a City last Monday morning, al
which time but little was being done
in the mines.
John f. Challis has been given til,
agency for the Robertson process fol
Lemhi, Nez Perez and Idaho counties
Haget q Tivits has purchased Bax
tel's one third interest in the Caster
mine Tie price paid was SlU0,00
Last Saturday night Two men has
"a row over the jumping Of town lots
The parties We're in houses and free
through the doors AT each other. Be
tween seventy-iive and one hundrel
shots were fired, and, strange to say
no one hurt
The mines look we'll
A shaft is to be sunk on the Mon
tana mine. Work viii be commence,
OF. it lit few days.
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News from con. Rernard,s Command.


Col. Orlando Robbins, Col Ber-
nard's chief scout, accompanied BY
three soldiers, passed through here at
sunrise Tuesday morning He left
The camp, five miles from Cape Horn,
last Monday morning, and only stopped
long enough to allow their horses to
feed. The command lost portion Of
their supplies in Salmon river, and the
Colonel goes to Boise City to send out
provisions. which must be at Cape
Horn by the middle Of next week.
There is a good deal of snow in the
mountains yet. While scouting on
the tributaries Of the Middle Fork Of
Salmon river, on July 81 aud 4th, lie
discovered seven lakes that were
froze over. The streams are all high
and difficult to cross. In one place
several Of the pack animals fell over
a precipice into the North Fork o.
Salmon river, and one horse and two
mules were drowned Ten animals
have been lost so tar. Game and fisi
are plenty, and the scouts keep the
company supplied with fresh meat
The game consists, principally, d
4
deer, bear and mountain sheep. Nt
Indians or any fresh signs have beef
seen. Several small camps have beel
found, but none Of them had been oc
cupied for al least two months. Gel
Bernard intends 10 remain in tha
country till the Indians are found anc
driven from their hiding places. Tx
Salmon river country is difficult sec
ton to travel through in search Of th,
Indians. Col. Robbins will return
to the command as soon as the pack
train is loaded at Boise Barracks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11

At ten o'clock yesterday match
race was run between Walter Gal
breath, Of this place, and Geo. Bishop,
who is with the Government pack
train that arrived from Cape Horn
last Wednesday, for $50 aside. When
Bishop came out in tights and exer-
cised himself on the track, GalbreaitL's
friends We're scared. The distance
was eighty yards, and the race run
with 4 flying start Both We're off 10,
gether. Galbreaith took the lead a
Jew yards from the score and came
out four feet ahead, amid cheers from
the Idaho City boys. Both men ran
straight and true as liue, aud tic
race was the pre;ticst we ever saw
We were unable To ascertain the
time, there being no stop watches Of
tue track
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Gost. stravea or stalea.

NINE HEAD OF HORSES, LAsf SEEN AT THE
Is star Ranch, on or about toe las. OF Not emhtr.
1878, one small roan mare. bi sex aud tail and
had bell on one year ing horse eolg. dark bay
or brown One yearliag bay lslsrs cold. Ore good
sized pinto mare, eight or n.lEe ssars cid. one
light grew hsise. seyea IL eight years obi. uRe
SORE! h,rse colt, with bsil face lsee yeal old
Said six horses being branded With on thu LEFT
shoulder Also, ono iron grey harse, Eve six
years old hind feet white and s4adle mark on left
side, up IF white Iae ruaii horse, Szil laced.
white feet, 5rsuded oH la ss.,nsder With as
shown above. on lett..ip with horses Ia ad and
-; and one icur-yesr old pihto silars salt
VIII pay IS reward 70 anyone giving ne IT,
formation 10 tksis wheseabo IS.
Aadress, SIP PRIMO, IiaAo city, IDAHO.
Jaly lI-aai.
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Too mich Exasgeration.

Oae Of our Nevada exchanges pub
Iished letter, few days ago. stat
ing that the srow is forty ar fifty feet
deep on the mountains OF the IanSee
Fork district. Such statements are
simply absurd, and, We think, intend
ed to discourage prospectors vito con-
template going to that section. Al
the head of some deep canyon, where
the snow drifts 20 a great extent dur
ring the winter, it may be that deep,
ont would be no drawback to pros
p citing, as most of the country Is en-
entirely free from snow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11
The Sub Rosa.

The Sub Rosa mill has been started
up On good ore. The mine looks
splendid The drifts show that lie
nine is more extensive than had been
supposed, and the ore exceedingly
rich By sinking. other schutes have
been discovered. with indications that
they will continue to Increase in rich
ness with depth.
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LOCAL ~ VVS-


Mr. THos. ROWLAND, of IIoi seshoe
Brud, spent Monday and Tuesday in
this city.
lHE Senate has refused to confirm
Norman Buck Chief Justice Of Idaho.
TRAVEL Trough here to the Yankee
Fork country continues.
SEE advertisement elsewhere in orr
columns headed, Lost, stolen or
strAyed"
AFTER the labors of the day are fin
islIrd, aut citizens can pass the even
|ioss very pleasantly at the Warm
Springs
Soar valuable geld bars have been
cast at tie assay Office Of tie Boise
|County Bank during tie week.
Now is the TING to bring in your
bll heads, letter heads, cards. and all
"ther work you want executed prompt
and IN style. Oar prices our reas-
OmJJo.
Mr.. JAAEs 0MEARA, formerly editor
Il ttAe World, is now editor Of the
Fan Francisco Examiner.
MR G. f Stone, County Commits
flOner from Horseshoe Bend District,
returned home last Wednesday.
lHE case Of Mrs. French and All
10y Il Co, plaintiffs, vs.. Win Kee &
O", defendants, for contempt of court
~ violating all Injunction was tiled
OeioFe Judge Pickett, in Chambers,
aSl Tuesday. The defendants were
naed 50 each and costs Of suit.
Mr. CHAs. STEWART will go TO Altu-
as county in a day or two in the i'll.
Pcrest OF the Robertson process.
Mas A. ]. BoYAkIN, of Boise City, is
VISITING friends here.
MEssas. Jun. BoYAKIN and George
punA'gan have discovered a quartz
'll'e Oh Shater creek, about mile
rom the Harris road, il this county,
fua' assays S62 in silver and 81 so il
ld per ton.
GEE advertisement of Star Rancl
aces IN another column.
lE weather is hot, the thermome
9 hliering at one hundred degrees
7 the shade.
DEE legal ads in this issue.
NAGEe's pack-train started for 30
a"za City last Wednesday. Mr.
lasee started for that place yester
Mr. J. +. HARVEY is very low an
S'e are no hopes for his recovery
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Spffial Yotifss


To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak !.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
VIII SEND recipe That will cure you.
FREE OF CHARGE. The great lie neds
was discovered BY a missionary SoutIs
America. Send a selfaddressed envelopes
g the REV. JosEPn I. INMAN, Station d.
New York City.
Mar.I'7e-1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11

While John Cuwan was sIioeing all
OK last Tuesday it feIl On him, hurting
him 50 bad that lie is unable 10 attend
to his work On Wednesday Pres.
Lamb wa kicked On the wrist by III
OK while be was shoeing il. and il
also unable to work.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11
SILVER IRON, BANNER.

Two. silver bars, vaiue,l at So, 73105
were brought down from Banner last
Monday evenings the product Of "a
short run on Crown Point and VOL,
VERNE ore.
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pos,oMce Hours.

nyrpg week Gays, until further notice.
= Post9aice will ne kept open from seven
NJ. until nine 7. n
4 s n from half-past twelve TO one,
ID from four until six T. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS
The Money Order Office will not be
a,.aned At ali on Sundays; and no Money
g 'p business will be transacted on Sat.
,,rSays after four o'clock z. NJ.
S'u'' s. c. SILSBY,
,dal,n CITY. Dec. 3. 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11

Mn J. G. RoBBISs, and family came
UP from Boise City, where they had
been visiting friends, yesterday. They
viii return 70 Banner in day Or two.
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MONEY ORDER BUSHES
Reduction Of Prices.

Hair cutting or shaving for 25 cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's brick, Wall
street, Idaho City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11
THE ROAD QUESTION AGAIN.

reasons for doubling that the wagon
road from Chailis to Bonauza Civ
VIII be completed in time to be used
by ire. hters this year 1t has been
the principal drawback to the move
nent for building road fre.a Banner
to Bonanza City. though there is no
reason why it should. A direct route
through Southern Idaho to the itch
mines Of Yankee Fork is much needed
so that travel and freight from Cali
fornia, Oregon and Nevada would
have short route. The advantages
that would accrue to The whole Of
Southern Idaho and Lemhi county by
the completion Of the road would be
enormous, ard tile cost but a trfle.
Messrs. James Monroe and James
Irwin estimated that the cost Of build
Ing the road would not exceed $l5.-
600. We think their estimate is
about correct Several Nevada men,
who passed through here few DAYS
ago, agree with all who have passed
lover The route III saying that the
1 greater portion Of the distance is very
easy to build road over, while the
expense and time that must be cor
4 siiiied ~ constructing the road from
Chislls to Bonanza City would be
greater. Besilles, tila advantages TO
be gained by a road 10 the rich quartz
district that is attracting SO much at
tentlon among capitalists, there is
knoAn To be a quartz belt Of enor-
nous proportions in the Saw-Tooth
range, and extending from there to
Banner, that would soon take rank
among the rich districts if a road was
constructed through it. Prospectors
spend their time and labor where com
munication is easy, and the chances
. for attracting the immediate attention
, OF capitalists favorable; consequent
~, if Il road is built through that sec
ton this year, work would be com
+ menced Immediately to deyelup lnt
mines That district, Judging by til,
richness OF the float discovered, viii
equal the Yankee Fork country whel
it receives the proper attention. TIL,
hasty development Of the mining dis
trics is what Idaho needs more than
anything else Whel we SHOW til,
outside world that our mines are rich
and that we have plenty Of them, lei
egraphs, factories, railroads and hun
! dreds OF other important enterprise
: will follow
AS long as one town waits for an
other to build the road nothing viii
be done All must work togethe
6 and with promptness TO insure In
completion Of it. 10 get it done il
= time to secure this years freight am
, a portion of the travel no time mus
DC lost. II the citizens of Ada am
h Boise counties will hold public meet
I n,gs aud talk of the benefits the c1ur
t try would receive from the entcrpris
there would be no trouble in pushn!
!. Lit ahead. All that is needed to raise tn
& money is for the leading men to tax
hold and show to the business me
important position the road would o
cupy in the development of the coul
try. When this is done there will b
no trouble III raising the money. |
$ there not some one in Boise City VIII
will take hold of the matter? y he
e things are started in proper shap
z Boise county viii join in and do il
e share,
y Toe Much ExaGgeratiOn.
Oae Of our Nevada exchanges pu'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-11

Jusr received Oh consignment at
Coffin & Kennaly's, 10000 lbs. fresh
hams, shoulders, bacon and lard, at IL
very lowest figures for cash
June l7-ln.
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Bur will not iingcf mon This
point" as the preacher said when he
sat down upon the carpet tack Bur
lington Eawkeye.
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No. | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin g.
Kennay's
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Quarterly Meetings.

The round .. quarterly meetings on
Grand lsoude and Boise District, NJ.
I. Church Columbia River Conference,
will be held as follows:
Center Chapel, Middleton circuit,
CANYON City, .12 & 13
Union CITY, 10 81 20
Summeryille, .......2 6 " 81
La Grande, August. 49,. $3.50. 2 81
J mexican,
Presiding Elder.
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Barbershop at Placerville.
Our barbershop in Placerville Will be
opened on July 1st.
A. j. CARAVAN s. co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-05
yyerh er T.bul.t in~ the Votes Begun.

W0rA Oh IoUOiothn8 INC vOseb ASc8ons
Ralnors have spread from one end Of the
State to the other that the Governor and
Council intend to count out a sufficient num-
Der Of Senators and Representatives to give
the fusionists a majority in both branches Of
the Legislature; and also that the returns
have been opened and examined. Upon call
ing at the Secretary of States Office, yester-
day afternoon, Deputy Secretary Sawyer
stated that there was no foundation at all for
such reports Councilman Foster, happen
ing into the Office at this time, and the mat
ter of counting the votes being brought up,
he stated thata committee of the Council had
just begun the work of tabulating the votes,
or arranging them in order for counting, and
that no formal conclusions would be reached
till the next meeting of the Council. which
would be on or about the 18th of the month
He added that nothing was being done which.
was not in order. with decency and respect
and that they should not be governed by what
was stated by the Journal, the Bangor Wing
or Pillsbury. Others of the Council coming
in it was stated that the work of tabulating
the returns was matter requiring much care
and considerable time SO that II would take
some two weeks to do all the necessary work.
The committee who are attending TO the
tabulating work are Messrs. Moody, Chase,
Foster and Brown. 1t was stated that Fogg,
who is one of the committee on votes, was
away in Mass. one of the Councilman jok-
ingly remarking that all were probably aware
of the fact.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

General Solomon has been proclaimed
President of Hayti.
II is rumored thst the English Mission has
been rendered to ex-President Woolsey of
Yale College.
Ex-Governor Bagiey of Michigan is men,
toned as the possible successor of Senator
Chandler.
Stettaner & Brothers, large dry goods deal
ers Of Chicago, have suspended; liabilities
placed at one million dollars.
Prof Rohlfs expedition into Africa, sent
out by the German African Society, was set
upon by the natives and robbed, and he has
been compelled to return.
A violent form of diphtheria is proving ia
tai in a large number of instances in the
country surrounding London, Ontario.
II is said that the Union Bank of Now York
is preparing to Withdraw from the national
system.
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The Firm Of smiley 4 wasgatt.

Smiley & Wasgatt have now got nicely set
tied in their new store on the west side ofthe
river and are ready TO attend to the wants OF
customers. Their place on the other side OF
the river was not equal to the business
which they were doing and so a change
became necessary, and they may now be
found at the old stand so long occupied BY
NJ. G. Brooks, short distance north of the
bridge.
The store has been put in good condition
and there may now be seen at the place a
large display Of stoves and furnaces Of all
kinds, general hardware, tinware, cutlery,
crockery and glass ware. all Of which stock is
first class and is sold by the firm at moder-
ate prices.
Among the stoves which they have for
sale is the "Signal," splendid cooking
range which can be used for either coal or
wood. As coal stove for the parlor there
is no smarter or more complete article than
the "Vendome," which they offer for sale.
They also have many other varieties Of stoves
and at prices to suit all. In the spring the
firm propose to put in a line Of agricultural
implements, and among their variety OF
goods will be found the Lambard pillow.
They are now putting in large iron smoke
stack, fifty feet high and twenty inches in
diameter, at the new ice house of Messrs.
Haynes & Dewitt at Dresden.
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Personal.

Prof. r. A. Proctor thinks that DIR. Ora
per's discovery of oxygen in the sun is one
Of the most important of recent astronomical
discoveries.
Mrs. Gen. John c. Fremont is very popu-
lar in Arizona, where her husband Is Govern
or. She is very handsome, has beautiful
gray hair and is a brilliant conversationalist.
Nine. Ristori now only visits Paris on bus
mess. Her profile is just as it was twenty
years ago when she first appeared as Medea.
Her step is elastic, and her hair well-pro-
served; she dresses plainly in black cash
mere.
Edward Peck, at one time connected with
the new spapers in Washington, was sentenced
on Saturday to the penitentiary for one year,
having been convicted of petty larceny. Peck
is son of b. d. Peck, formerly State Treas
urer of Maine. Intemperance was the cause
of his downfall.
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Condemned TELEGRAMS.

Sir Grant Woolsely has sent an ultimatum
to Chief Decocveni of the Zulus.
Richard Schell, a prominent democratic
politician, is dying.
Major Cooper of New York, in alighting
from a carriage Monday night, severed the
arteries in his wrist by broken pane of glass
in the door.
News is received from Constantinople of
fresh differences between Layard, British
Ambassador, and Fousniera, French Ambas-
sador. There is talk of replacing the latter.
The Woman's National Christian Temper
ance Union convention adjourned to meet in
Boston in 1880.
Prayers were offered at the hotel in Gar
den City, Tuesday forenoon, over the re-
mains of Gen. Hooker, in the presence of a
large concourse OF relatives and friends.
The body was borne on the shoulders of reg
ulars to the train, and under escort of his old
company brought to this city.
The body of Lieut.. VIM. Is. Weir, killed
by the Utes at Milk Creek, Oct. 10th, was
received at the Grand Central depot Tuesday
morning. He will be buried at West Point
to-day.
Bismarck has requested Russia to with
draw 10000 cavalry from Poland, on the bor-
ders of German territory.
General Grant and party arrived at Burl-
ington Monday night, and were to have u
formal reception Yesterday.
A train on the Greenwood Lake railroad,
yesterday morning, ran of Hackensack draw
bridge. The engineer was killed. One car
is reported in the river and several lives are
said to be lost
A despatch from Burlington, Iowa, says it
is estimated that $1,000 people were at the
Grant reception yesterday afternoon.
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ILLINOIS.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fire IN China.

VAUDEVILLE, November 4. The dwelling
house and contents of A. II. Burrill, China
was burned last night. Loss, $1,000; insur-
ance, 5000 in Imperial and Northern.
Launched.
BIDDEFoRD, November 4. A three deck
ship Of 2OOO tons was launched Friday from
the ship yard of N. l.. Thompson, Kenne-
bunkpOrt. 1t is rated in French Lloyds foy
twelve years, and is one Of the finest ships
ever built in Maine.
Marine News.
PORTLAND, November 4. The schooner
Addie Ryerson anchored near Broad Cove
last night, and the crew abandoned her, think
ing she must be lost. but the anchor held,
and she was towed in this morning, leaking
badly
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MISSISSIPPI.

GRENADA, November 4. The democrats
carry this precinct by a majority Of 200, out
Of a total vote of Alp. They will carry the
county by 500 majority, a gain of 200 over
last year.
VIcKsBuRG, November 4. Election quiet
But little will be known of the result before
morning.
JACKSON. November 4. Election very
quiet, and the democrats probably carry the
State with the exception of four counties.
Yazoo is democratic.