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in the United states Circuit Court.
RICHMOND Nov. -, 1868.
A bloody Tragedy, resulting IN the death Of Henry
Rives Pollard. widely known journalist Of MS
city, cook place this morning. Ine particulars
Of the deed, a. well ~ the supposed cause are a.
follows:-On saturday a report was published IN tue
Sovffe7t opinion relative 70 the eloIement o the
daughter Of William ~. Grant wealthy tobacco
nst Of This city. TINS morning, ABOUT Ten O'Clock.
~ ~. Riyes Pollard. the editor u the paper.
near his once door corner OF Main and Fourteenth
streets, going ~, shot sas hred rom the upper
window 0i buiding opposite. MI. Pollard imuie-
dlniely fell deal eleven buck~hot having entered
his body passing through hts heart. The police
searched the building ami found James Grant
brother 81 The lady named. IA a room. Tie surTen
dored and was taken 10 the station house. double.
barrecd gun. With barrel discharged. was found
in the room. The affair caused great excitement
here, and q large crowd has gathered around the
opinion Office since the occurrence.
In the United states Circuit Court to-day, Chief
Justice Chase presiding, an The case ol the admius
traitors Of Mrs. keppe, Of Pennsylvania, versus the
Petersburg Railroad Company, 70 require the CON-
pauy 70 pay dividend IN United states money OF
so shares or the stock scqueSlereu ~ the con
ederae government. the Ihicf Justice affirmed inc
decision ot tue lower court IN lyOi ~ IN, lttti,n.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
s..s.,ux os tue Electoral, College.

slcesiux III the Electoral College. L,.
RALEIGH. Nov. "a. 1868.
Governor Holden has issued proclamation. "
which the following il the conclusions
Now, therefore, L. W. w. Holden, Governor OF me
state or North Carolina do hereby proclaim and make
known hat w. =. Pearson Byron Iadn, !. w.
Holden Henry A. Sadham Hiram II. Stiey, John
A. Mcdonald. Curtis II. Bragdcn. Rufus Barringer.
white, and 4. IL. Ga lloway. coored, are chosen
Electors for President and vice President or the
United States FOR four from and after te atl
day OF March next. Aud do hereby notify them
and each OF them to attend at the Capitol In the cit,
Of Raleigh, The nrst Wednesday IN December
next IL being the second day Of the month. 10 form
an Electoral College and 80 vote Tor President ANA
Vice President Of the United states
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NEW JERSEY


TRENTON, Nov. -. 1858.
The state oanvss-,rs met to-day AMI ds.larel the
Official woes Oi the state AZ follows
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SAFES; Grsrt, 79sTi
Average Democratic majority. 2s5a.
Mr. GOpes'tOr-fsandolIri tdrmocrat 5000; ian
republican,, 1902. kanaopnss majority SAT, bal
lots rejected $50.
FOR C0ng'eSs-Frst oistrict--Moore irepuhtcaul
II. 2l.; Bayard dcieOcra2l II bis Moors's mlc41ty
SOFA; ballots rejected. Y. Second dislr - Burning
ton.--laght (dcmccritl 5-24S; Rushing trepuDicanl
o.s4J; Mercer--Helght tdepOcrntl, 4,5lg Rushing ire
pubiicani, 4.2a3; Standardization (dem0craD
o4S2; Rushing Tcnublic,n). $3.50; Occan-uagh
tdemocrat, ITO: Rusi,ng trepubcBgi iii. HaigRi
ldemocratl, $500 flushing repubiican. IS. 4sl;
Haights majority, $40. Ihirt dlsrics--Bifd demo
craft. 1856 Clark (repunicaa) 10, 4b6; Brd's ina
lorlty, AID Fourth nistuct-Hnl (EeDublioanl
AZ, 40; Rafferty, tdeiDocrat l6y9V; ff's majority
90; ballots rejected, 6i, tiith district -Cleyean
democrat ~ 2O9 alsey lrepublican, TO- 8sT. GleVe
iani's iaaIority. 23s2; bal ots rejected, 81
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TENNESSEE

cirivra Killed by q DesPerado-IT'he Murderer
Eysscise.s--Ensai Anray is Dassnphs-.
MEMPHIS Nov. "a 1853
On sunday night. tie neighDorhooi or Hickory
Hollow. near Holly springs. was excited by the
report that band of men were ON The road and
were robbmg al who passed. The next morning 4
party Of citizens went search OF them. calling At
The house Of one Reynolds. lately driven from the
country for horse stealing to ascertain II he had re-
turned rheyinqured OF his wife whether he was there,
and receiving the answer In the negative Benjamin
Avert attempted TO enter the house, when he Was
fired upon by Reynolds with . shot gun and was
mortauy wounAed Reynolds was then arrested
ana sar6ed for Bolivar Jail. but on the road party
ei horsenen surprised the guard and took Reynolds.
MIS- body was.fouDd yesterday hung 20 u tree.
A Natal ARRAY occurred yesterday afternoon ~
McCees station, In the suburbs oI the city, between
two aborers named kenney AMI w. Huston, N
winch the former was struck with a fence Ta and
Instantly Killed. Huston VIA arrested.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Arrival u the .steamship China sian FRAN
cisco.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov 22, 1864.
The steamship China arrived this morning Her
advices are:--Hong Kong. China October Is and
Yokohama, Japan. October ~. The China encoun
tered strong head winds during most OF the pas
sage The Great Republic arrived at Yokohama
october %.
The China brings about 400 passengers for San
Francisco New Y ork and Europe.
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KENTUCKY.

Fatal Accident In Loui-viiir--A onvit
Drowncd-A Cyprisu Inheri,s fortapc.
LOUISVILLE, Now. -. 1885.
RI tho accidental falling OF brick arch yesterday
Eve men were buried IA the ruins. one OF them,
named Thomas Curran, was Instant, Killed; the
others are badly hurt
A prisoner named Johnson, bound for ne Frank.
fort Pcntentaty. broke his shacSes on board thc
steamer Morning star, jumped overheard and a.
tempted 10 reauh Tue shore. but was drowned.
woman named MARY Hayes, % the fran sister
hood, has falicn heirtss - swDOm ~ soiu, "
gIel.asI 70 asg by aeF stsuJisiasg a sasg syA
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..cendeucy of the Monarch;.,..

Ascendaucy of the Monarchi-f..
MADRID, Nov. a. 1868.
Large public meetings have been held In Barcelona
by both the monsrchst and the republican parties.
Professions with bands parade the streets and other
demonstrations are made; but though political feel
ing runs high there, all the proceedings have been
are largely In the ascendant though the republicans
seem to be gaining ground All the political parties
in Madrid are preparing to make similar demonstra
Mons and there Is every indication OF a lively eau.
ysss for the forthcoming elections
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THE NEW DOMINO

New Bran-wiriS Eipnuee--Tae Wnck rel
Fisheries Failure.
81. ions, Nov. "a, 1853.
There IL better feeling in hnsncial circles to-day,
and hopes entertained that the crisis IL past.
rae 81. Stephens Bank directors are sanguine that
the business OF the bank viii shortly be resumed
Sc0vls liabilities greater than ut rst reported
reaching, IT Is said, half million OF dollars.
Dispatches itoni Halifax say that the fall mack
erel fisheries have been almost total failure. "
~ feared there will be much distress again t'lIs
winter.
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Fir---ti.ciias Of the Young Meas Christian
A..osinfi0l.

50. LpuI-. Nov. -. isGs.
ire ssNcny Fl,ufiug Mil q Lconh,rlt schl-
rcht va. partially destroyed ~ ave lais ncrnlng.
Loss $1,000.
The General Convention % 'he Young MEMS Chris
tan Association net tonight at the second Baptist
church Delegates were present from ohio Indiana.
Illinois Mis-our. kansas, iowa ana Minnesota
Rev. n. Thane Miller. % tinclIuti was elected
President and George y. shaw, of e. Louis. score
tary.
on taking the chair Mr.. Miller made a rev appro-
pirate remarks, after which the Rev. Mr. InrIu-
PANE OF II. Louis delivered the opening adares =
which was responded tO by tlo iiev. Mr.. gillette. ~
lack sonyile III.
several business commltlee] we're appointed alter
which TIE Convention adjourned uIs,i to- mnrrV "
tuOfntHt.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


Accidental De.td-A Forxer sentenced.
BosT0s. Nov. "a, 1888.
Asa Kinball died AT Tho hospital to-day from in
juries received 10y jumping from a window OF =
gambling room in Cambridge street TO avoid police
rad. lie belonged TO Concord. n. Il.
Nehemiah Ball, OF Concord. Mass, was to-day sen.
,euccd % years IN State Prison for forging the
Oh his uDce, Rufus Merriam. upon the transfer
banks Of United States bonds and railroad stock.
wh,ch he had stolen in,order to sell them.
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MIR. Glndstoue,s Defence.

LONDON, NOV. ., 1863.
Mr.. Gladstone, in pamphlet entitled Chapter OF
al, Autobiography" Just published by Murray de-
fines and defends his changes OF opinion on the sub
ject OF Church establishments All the liberal jour
nails review the boo bnt apparently copies not
furnished 10 the conservative press, az they all
silent about it. The Times regards the publication
as a voluntary aud hazardous confession.
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Nuxnl IufcIliranrs.

SAN IRANCIsCO, Now -, hiS.
The United states steamer oneida, the ram Stone
wall and several English French and Dutch ships
of-war were at Yokohama, October g. Her Britannia
Maesty's ship Rather was wrecked September "A
on q reef the Island OF SOya Ia Perrouse, IN tic
straits. The officers and crew were saved and
brought 70 Yokohama by the French snip-oi-var
duplex.
Latest intelligence from the United States
squadron, In the China and Japan seas, reports the
flagship Piscataqua. the Monocacy and lroquols Al
Hlogo the oneida at Yokohama; cue Ashuelot
Idaho and Maiinee az Nagasaki; the AroOstOok ~
Annoy. and the Unadilia at Hong Kong The She
nandoah has been ordered home.
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NEW YORK.

Tae Rochester Union Libel suit --tn sAnoSst,
Mum Murdered.
BUgyAfO. Nov. "a 1853.
The libel suit against the Rociastcr Un,op, after
the hearing OF aumDero OF Witnesses was postponed
until the March term OF the Supreme Court. to ena.
BILE the defendants TO amend fiieir answer AS to
admit evidence OF justificatton.
Considerable excitement exists in the town or
Golden ia tbis county. at the discovery or the body
Of an unknown man found murdered in 4 brewery.
The Coroner is investigating the matter
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MISSOURI.


RsiIroud and Telegraph Consolidation.
~. Loris, Nov. "a 1865.
The It. Joseph lMo.l and Councu Bluns uowal Ran
road mas passed into the hands 81 the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad Company. AMI trains viii be
from west Quincy, on the Mississippi river to couD-
eli Bi1fIs under management. felegrapi, iii,c-
are being constructed along ihc ilne 81 ~" road.
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FLORIDA.

This Case OF the Acting Governor Before tho
supreme COurt.
TAf.LAHAs sRE, Nov. "a, 1868.
Al meeting OF the Supreme Court this morning
there was fun bench Lieutenant Governor Glea-
son, by counsel asked for further time to show why
q writ OF qto TdrTuntO should not be issued Time
until eleven A. M. tomorrow was granted, and the
Court adjourned until three O'Clock l.. M. No bust
ness was transacted in the afternoon session.
IL is intllated that the advisory opinion from the
Justices of the Supreme Court requested by Governor
Reed is ready and Viii be rendered soon, perhaps
yiii,
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Meeting or thc s-,ste Ednrs tioa.i A-sociutton.
AUGUSTA, NOV. e. isas
The Maine iiucuoaai Association hns been In
session oil day and this evening This forenoon an
interesting essay deIiyered BY G. d. -tctor of
Lewiston, and one % geography. which WAS
marked tor its ability by Gilman II. Tucker Bos-
ton. THIS afternoon two treatises were delivered.
me on writing by a. n. Bowler. 81 BOSTON. and one
on our common schools, 10y ~ y. stone, - Port
land This evening an anlinulci discussion was had
Oh our school system. which w,s participated ~ rs
many oG the TEACHERS ~ this state and SEVERAL from
abroad
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cuneri mail Steamship scotia VIII leave this
port on "wednesday NJ Liverpool.
Tie matl- tor Europe Will close a. tito l'ost oiica
At twelve O'Clock ". on "Wednesday.
TnE NV York HERALD Edition for turopr
b. ready At haif-past ten O'Clock In the noraing.
single. copies. wrappers for mailing. ak ceDts,
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SPAIN.


Cortes.
MADRID, Nov. %, 1858.
The provisional government has promulgated
decree rcarranging the schedule OF import duties
and making reductions on many articles. The
changes are TO go into effect the LIST day OF Janu-
airy. The following are among the provisions OF the
new decree:-An vessels are permitted to enter
spanish ports paying tonnage dues OF from ffy to
100 reals per The reductions Of the tariff which
we're made by the decree OF october are revoked.
The payment OF the semiannual interest on the pub.
lie debt n provided for.
II ia officially announced that the elections for
delegates to the constitutional Cores viii take place
on the 18TH OF December and the Cortes VIII meet
the 18th OF January, 1909.
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Funeral Of Rioter and Feniaa Denionsrra.
tiDuS.

LONDON, Nov. %. 1858.
Tne funeral OF a rotcr shot ut Drogheda, Ireland
during the elections, was the occasion OF Fenian
display in that city on sunday Great crowds lined
the streets. and IL was computed that there were
fully 5000 men in the procession.
The Fenian demonstrations In Dublin and In Hyde
PARK in this city, which had been arranged for the
occasion OF this funeral proved 70 be small and un-
important affairs.
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The President or sie Arg, ,atine Conteieri-
fsna in Favor or d United states General
for the Allied Army. IVA.
LONDON Nov. "a, 1864
Letters from Duenos Ayres report that President
oarm'ento IS DESTROYS q having the nmlnd OF The
army given to one ~ the United Sta 'es generals
VINO distinguished themselves IN che war OF the
rebellion
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WUWTN5FKF, NOV. fSVS.
The twcnty-dfth anniversary OF the marriage Of
John %. Cough was celebrated tbis evening ~ mis-
residence m this city. The attendance was large
and included many distinguished guests from abroad
There was magnificent display of gifts mostly sill
Yer valued at $4,000, from Northern aud Western
cities. The aiiair happily conducted and MAS
brilliant aud success luI
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Meeting of the south Carolina Legislature.
COLUNBIA, Nov. "a, 1858.
The South Carolina Legislature met to-day. The
House organized aud appointed committee 10 wait
on the Governor and receive any communication nc
had 70 make.
The senate met but there being quorum pre-
sent. adjourned.
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DANu2lAN MUNICIPALITIES.

cpEaon Of the Great Power, ON the Com
duet Of Wai'achia.
LONDON, Nov "a. 1853
An the great Powers agree in condemuing the
course or Waiach,a a. false 10 the Obligations OF
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ana II may come through the rough ordeal Of
vigilance committee; and the masses of our
taxpayers are fast ripeping to that idea of any
thing for change.
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Hotel Rnrned-rwo Live. Lo,t

SOUTHAMPTON, ontario. Nov. "a. 1895.
E'kin's Hotel. situated short distance from this
place was destroyed by fire about two O'Clock this
morning 'Twomen were burned 10 death. aud the
proprietor and three Others 50 badly burned
that they are not expected 10 recover.
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tons OF the press with unremttins severity Tae
editors OF the Temps. Tribune. Joosg15at ~ Parts
Reoe1 aud L'Arasn have been summoned 70 ap-
pear before the civ tribunal on Friday next 20 an
swer charges made asalnst them for promoting tue
subscription for the Raudiu monument.
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Departure or Arms aud Troops for Cuba.
MADRID. Nov. "a, 1885,
transport, with a cargo OF war stores, sailed
from Cadiz on the 10th inst. for Havana.
the feet OF transports, with troops for Cuba will
san on the III OF December
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Al the Rnr~-ssENtrars Fr-n~s sSiur," for
the handkerchief To be hai nj .. =. Mushrooms Broad
~, corner Twenty nth street.
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Scafu.&s. ECONOMY und De-putch ros1bia.i
"a hr esenan y ugae'- Metropolitan JOB Il etue G,y
AlaJ ers " Nassau siressi.
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rre rpuous Gorurr--V, >sss.aa -frrsfs
Fntor fhs Metropolitan Job Pinsa. 'fis
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CONNECTICUT.
successful Confidence MISUNDERSTANDING
in The lnited states tirraii Court.

IN INT INsIFH NInt0s tirrHN V0NFt.
HARTFORD, Nov "a 1868.
A confidence man, giving the name Of a. stanley
on Monday deposited an altered certified cheek for
ss 700 on the Hartford Trust Company, aud secufcd
f4s0o IN cash on II. Ds r9u, name = Mcdonald
aud ne has operated successfully 10 New York Dirt
land Ne, Worcester and other places. Heg0t 4way
before the fraud was diacovered
Judge Shipman in the United states Circuit Court
to-day, gave the opinion 0f Gull bench agginst / now
trial OF The case Of the Norwich and New York Trans.
portatiOn Company against the western Insurance
Company In which verdict for tne plaintiff hal been
rendered. Ia the csse " the same company AGAINST
gIc Howard Insurance 'glnpany 81 New YJlx ~
>ian0 4Dogt . VERDICT u S., tsD tpf sLe guUtd
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~ .lnaen,, nIaxxini.

Reports Respecting Joseph aTszxini.
LONDON, Nov. -. 1868. .
report was current here yesterday shat Joseph
Mazzini. the italian republican. mad died at Lu
sano in switzerland. subsequent telegram, how
ever. contralicts the report.
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shipment OF Troops from
Spain to Cuba.
The COrtes Election to Come Oh
December Is.
AFFAIRS In CHINA AND JAPAN
The Mikado Of Japan Crowned
Emperor.
ENGLAND.
The Importance Of the Chinese Mission.

The Importance of the Chinese Mission.
i.oNpoN, Nov. 23 1s53.
The London GsIbe OF to-day. speaking edt0riaIy
relation 70 the Chinese Embassy, attaches great
importance to the OF Mr.. Burlingame's mis-
sion. After describing its object the Globe says that
while America is favorable 10 protective system
England desires an uninterrupted intercourse. The
interests OF Europe ana China are in no way con-
nlctng in fact, the interests OF Great Britain aud
the welfare OF China are Identical IL the smallest
chances OF success 70 the advantages accrung from
the proposed treaty likely to be brought round
IL should be ratified without the least possible delay
The Pail Mall tazette The Alabama set
element.
LONDON, Nov. "a 1868.
Tie paU Maa Gasstte urges that the Alabama
claim commission sit alternately in London aud
Washington for the convenience of both British and
American claimants.
Parliamentary EIeciions-Iseduced Liberal
Majority.
LONDON, Nov. 23-Evening.
Elections were held to-day in nineteen counties.
The conservatives carried the larger number ofthese
elections and have somewhat reduced the liberal
majority in the House.
The totals now stand az foiows:-
Liberals elected. 343
Conservatives elected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l2
Liberal majority OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ISL
Among the candidates elected yesterday are Sir
John Simeon LIBERAL from the Isle OF Wight: Sir
Patrick O'Brien, liberal, from Kings county, aud
John Brady, liberal, from Leitrm.
Additional Election News-COnservative Gains.
LONDON, Nov. 24-Midnght.
The counties in which elections were held to-day
return 4 majority of conservatives.
Middlesex has been carried by Lord @. Hamilton,
conservative, and Lord Enfield, liberal.
Cambridgeshire elects Lord G. Manners and Lord
Royston, botn conservatives
Messrs. Brodrick and Peek, conservatives, are re-
turned from MidSurrey
At this hour the total figures are
Liberals elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3B3
,.,,-.,. -
Defeat al Mr.. Gladstone in Southwest Ian.
cfisiiire.
LONDON, Nov. 24-Evening.
The Right Hon. william f. Gladstone and his lib
era colleague, Mr.. Grenfeil. have been defeated in
Southwest Lancashire. At the conclusion OF the poll
the vote stood as foows:-
For Mr. Cross conservative. ............. 1870
For Mr.. c. Turner conservative. 1870
For Mr.. Gladstone, LIBERAL i3y3
Mr. GreuIell, liberal. 69O
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IRELAND.

Public Intercessiou for Fenian Convicss.
DUBLIN, Nov. -. 1868.
The corporate authorities OF this city have petit
toned the government Tor the pardon OF Fenian
coayicts.
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Progress Of the Rcpubl,can Party.

MADRID Nov. %, 1868.
The advocates OF republican institutions appear to
De gaining ground In spain. The city OF Barcelona
reyurs the establishment Of federal republic.
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ITALY.

Decrease Of the Eruption sf vesuvins.
NAPLES. Nov. ~. 1888.
The eruption OF Mount yesuyus il subsiding.
There no longer any fears for the safely OF the
ADJACENT villages.
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Defeat Of Mr.. Gladstone in Southwest Lam
cnsiiirc.

LONDON, Nov. N-Evening.
The Right Hon. william 4. Gladstone and his lib
eral colleague Mr.. Grenfell have been defeated in
Southwest Lancashire. At the conclusion OF the poll
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sspYc Easi--Rcsrcr Cent lsiil-.--'ix ysUr
hsIsa. sta Fsstncst Weather stiirs OMce - FutDa
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N.-.IchuIbsrR'. Geru,nn Oinswsco,. ,t- Hest
,rce piles For the drng ~ s,~e,y
81 druggists.
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ninepd arr m-siclue which dd not y ,o,t.
particularly fof infants. put ~ MRS NiNsLoN 4 ApV X
lht SYRUP We can speak from sea AledKe n ~ 49,
tsnlr has proved blessing indeed, ~ grihs ~ lM'.
tfoubied With collie ppins qus srep ani ~ 'eNtN ~
ntotet rcst al n.bt~Baslon Christian Frrchs". ~ Tts
AM yah for .....
gyms wfssiOvS SOOTHING sYRNp"
tsv'nt ,ne Gac siue ia courts Fffs'N- \" ~ t's
wfappwt. At llhrts be.r in.ts'i1ls
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- end usettgs printed the possbis manner
hours notice. and less than sf
ether smas place IN the city, NJ the MErRDFOFAN lDB
kRisTiNt. ESTABLISHMENT. 81 Nassau -rset.
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All Persons that Use srrhe Floral Tooth
p,s pronounce the Dss, article for pes.rvng when
INK F. iecth sold bv druggists every vsIers.
!. =. RtSfIroS, Manufacturing Chrr,sst.
HrOaaway. ~ rSetty -afti, strgeA
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D.,r Tria. with md C.us,. ar

Double sosed Gait s-ad~rs 81; f"'
SIDED Roots. ~ TO- LDklN kSDDkf 1S1sS, a. ~
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The Prussian Press German Sentiments.
BERLIN, Nov. "A, lsds.
The Ns,o Frasstdn Gazette, semoftcia organ OF
the government. in reply to the Hungarian Red
BOOB says, II war should ensue from the Sc,fleswig
dispute, the Germans OF the North would show the
same enthusiasm and the Germans OF the South the
same patriotism AZ was shown Ia 1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

For Fit-t Class pviu,ing Of Every D,.-rrip-
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