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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-The market closed
heavy, with a good many left over.
CLOSING RICEs
Extra-Graded steers, averag-
ing 1,4OO rs, and upward..-S5.9O96.lO
Choice Beeves-Ffne, fat, we'll
formed 5 to Swear old steers,
and averaging l,2OO@lsS5O
Good BeOves- Wel-fatted,
fnely-formed steers, averag-
ing i,15O@1,250 bs,..---.-.- 6.5@5.D
Fair Grades-Fair steers, in
fair flesh, averaging 1,1OO@
100 rs 6.UOg5.O
Medium Class-Medium steers
and good cows for city
slaughter, averaging 5000
LOO ms, S.5O94.f0
Stock Cattle-COmmOn cattle
in decent flesh, averaging
7O0@1,O5O MS, .....-.----....- 3259445
Inferior-Light and thin COWS
and Z-I0gS.2
By Telegraph, Chicago, June 5.
CATTLE-Dun and 15a25 cts. lower, at
$3,35a5,T5.
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For Colds, Coughs, BronehitiI \ ~ anse-
tons OF the Lungs. take A1ERS ChEhhh
PICTORIAL.
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c. c. Case

Ice Cream Saloon
Neatly fixed up. ID door, at Waldeck's'
MainSt.
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Cincinnati Health and Accident Ins.

Lace ShaWls,
new lot Just received at
GUNLEFINGER BROS.
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aavdnEsEeature
SIX PEE cENE PER ANNUA
Tn RuY 20 mes of their Own
SAFE AND PROFITABLE

Placeof deposit. The ample capital OF the
Association, and the well known integrity.
capacity and responsibility OF its Directors,
are sufficient guaranty that any money en-
trusted 70 their hands win be perfectly safe,
and will be returned TO the depositors ac-
cOFding 70 the agreement
s. n. LAIRD. Tres. &C.
May II, ISl-Sm.
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House and Lot for Sale.

/ Home Made
Bread. Biscuits, Buns, Pies mesn
every morning. at McCONNELLS.
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Fresh

Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Fig, at
MCCONNELL'S, Main street.
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Scrap Iron
Bought It VIM. Richards & Sons Rolling
Mil. IeD'
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Hats and BOnnets.
The largest stock ever hownin this town
at astonishing low prices at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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o sale,
House and Lot on South Street. Enquire
of X. NJ. Fitch, at Trumbuu Nat. Bank, or
OF the subscriber, at 81 River St., Cleveland.
June 7-tf Us. EDWARDS.
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lee Cream

Ice Cream
OF all havors at the City Bakery:
II. WALDECK.
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Silk and Cloth Saeques
mall the latest styles, just reed at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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ment. by calling at Camp, Randall & Cos
Baggfng MIn None need apply unless they
want Steady work. MAY 81, IS7l-lw,
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Pure CataWba Wine,
Native production, at
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Ice Cream

Ice Cream
Al Il. Waldeck's, Peck's Block, east side
Main St
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The EndIi

The End!i
Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Caskets
and Cofins, BURIAL ROBES, from plain %
elegant, always ready, at -
TRUESDELL & T0WNSENDS.
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The Home Insurance Company.

Strawberries.
Strawberries and Cream served at Nc
CONNELLfS.
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Ladies Silk Ties
In great variety, at
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Grand Opening.
Who that has not q heart Of steel,
Does not a thrill Of pleasure teeLs
When Furniture is for salef
Where Stands hairsand Bureaus shine,
With Lounges Whereon men recllne,
And Mirrors hung on q nall
The remainder OF this immortal epic, q
literary at No. 81 Main Street,
casb. nv W. B. KING.
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KINSMAN MILLINERY.

MRS. MEACHAM having Just re-
lyIturned from the city with LARGE
variety Of most desirable Spring Goods. Is
now ready to receive her customers and sell
them the bedlufhh new styles OF Hats and
BOnnets at ueTU loo pTIees. Also many fancy
articles that ladies wanL New styles OF
dress patterns, &C.
April T. IS71-l5ta
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Scran Iron

FOR HOOP SAlrEs1
Corsets, &C, go to the faetory-Kings
new block, Main ST.. Warren, Ohio.
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ana SOS slsO 90 are the assets Of the Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whtttle-
sey Adams, Agent Nearly F1neen MILLION
Dollars.
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Pure Salt only $40.
CAMP RANDALL &CO.
$40
For the Purest Salt in Town, at
CAMP, RANDALL
Fine Lot
OF nice slippers.new styles at MeLain's.
Cheap Slippers
at McLAIN's.
Homemade
HobnaiI Shoes at McLAIN'S.
Goods Sold Cheap
at McLAlNiS.
Live and Let Live,
at McLAlNS.
Especial Attention
Is called to the Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP, RANDALL co.
Best Soda
And Lemodein the eItyat RILEYs'
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Fresh Confectionery.
Fresh and nice, at MoCONNELLs,
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STeeD Yell

Sleep Yell
And 10 do so scientifically, go 70 TIuesdell
Mattress and Pillow. and all the rest OF -FOUR
furniture.
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A desirable residence on Bazetta Street
will be sold on reasonable terms. Inquire OF
Ms. II. ]. Hyde, on the premises, or Of VIM
B. Porter, Atty.
Warren, o.. May 10, 1s7l-tL
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d
MEADvILLE, Pa.

CALENDAR FOR 1870. Fail Term
Oeommences September n elossS D.S.-
PEI q winter Term OF l&I eommenes-
lbs Institution Is situsted In the beanri-
access, and furnished with an b en6ifs,
% De desired BY the students purSufn1 = an
eiasslS&lor eourse Of study ifbrs-
valuabl0 nd extensive. Aiy
HE BOARDING HALL
win furnished rooms for 100 sfna.,t,
managed on the C0-Operuipe 9uf-1a
urnlsa board at the lowest pOssfble 49, ~
"ClaSses commencing latin ana
OF the Fall Termand Greek Al Ire SsA
otthe winter Term Send for CtaiS1nss
Aug. q. lS7O-lyr. 49, y yIN
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That Paint.

We Make the Best Ice Cream
In the citv. At McCoNNELL's.
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Security and Indemnity.

ShaWls.
A large stock at reduced-prices, At
sGUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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See advertisement
Niles and New Lisbon R.R. Time Table

or Cleveland Chemical Paint Co, on this
page.
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Boxes
rnrr0tr IL the SnIne OF Life.

100 Boxes
RILEY'S.
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To the Public

Nj. Frederick.Kenyon Jones viii assist IN
Institute. This isa I'm opportunity for al
wishing Z studyPiano, as theyca practices
In the building. The Normal School Begin
Juue IG.
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Accidents !

Accidents!
Insure AGAINST accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply 70
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent Warren,
Ohio. lOcL A-L-
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For Sale,

Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCoNN
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For Cisterns,
Nothing ever discovered equal to the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
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Side Lace CATERS
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Printing! Printing!

Orders for Job Printing. such as Cards,
Bill Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters,
&C, nay be sent by mail, and all orders
coming from responsible parties VIII be
promptly filled at the CHRONICLE Once.
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New Lace CATERS
At McLAINrs.
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Agents Wanted.

Fresh Dates,
at
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For Cistarns.

Illustrated Papers,
And Cleveland Dailies. At
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WARREN RETAIL R


Flour Wh'teN
do Amb. WHIT e.
do Spr'g Wh't--o,U
BuckWheat -four Per
- VI
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Second Addition on Cures

Warren. June Ut.
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We now have
As good Tea a. ever sold in Warren only
$50 per pound. HapgOOd a Stratton.
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Oranges and LemOnsl
40 boxes Just received. HspgOOd & STRAIT
ton, Market st. Drug Store.
RED BBL. IN FRONT Of STORE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08

OF the army is good. Heavy reinforce
ments OF artillery are arriving and q
forward movement will soon be "a
newed.
Yesterday the right wing of the army
OF the Loire had a successful engage.
ment with the Prussians near Montereis
The Prussian Projects have invaded
many Of the departments and issued
DEGREES that all men between Is and 40
would be considered prisoners of war,
and that they will be shot if they en-.
deavor to escape. In spite of this de-
cree great numbers manage to escape
to the French lines.
u A great number of citizens have left
ionrs fearing an attack by the Prus.
slams. Most of the journals have also
been removed to places of safety. The
government has evinced no intention OF
leaving.
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ALABAMA.

The Election OF G0ldthwaft Denao
craf as United States SENATOR
MONTGOMERY, Ala, December ''-A'
a Joint convention, to-day, for the cleo
tion of United States Senator, Gold
thwait, Democrat, received 65 votes :;
Warner, Republican, so; and Haral,
CON Republican, IA. Goldthwait hav-
ing received one majority OF an an the ,he
votes cast, was declared elected tor the
term of six years, from March next
Goldthwait has been Judge OF the III. Ii.,
emit and Supreme Court, and is an able
LAWYER. He has been citizen OF Mon.,
gomery over forty years, ana ,.o,;ep ..e pe'p'@
are greatly rejoiced at his election
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Some Accounts Of the Late Fighting
Around Paris-SpeculatiOns as to
the Duration of the Siege.

LONDON, December 6.-The Tribune
correspondent writes from Versailles on
the lst: The German loss in the sortie
at Stains was inconsiderable. The
shells fell at a greater range than was
believed the forts could carry, reaching
beyond Mont Morency. The whole
range was 6300 metres. At Epinay the
French made a rush at three in the af-
ternoon, and surprised battalion Of the
Seventy-frst. Under heavy fire from
Briche the French simultaneously burst
out from Fort ST. Denis, and a gunboat
coming down the stream swept the banks
of German forces and landed a force
at Epinay, occupying the houses near the
river and west Of the village. The
French were in overwhelming numbers.
The Germans fell back fighting, and
evacuated the village Reinforcements
arriving from st. Gratien, the French
barricaded Epernay. The Germans
sent the whole of the Fifteenth Brigade,
the Seventy-first and Thirty-first Regi-
ments, SIX battalions in all, to retake
the village. This force advancing,
rapidly, the French were driven out.
In two hours the Germans lost 200 men
and thirteen officers.
Another dispatch from the same cor
respondent, December 3, afternoon,
SAYS: The German officers believe the
siege may still extend beyond Christmas
on military grounds, but hope that the
French have been discouraged by their
failures in the recent sorties, especially
by the final recapture Champigny yes
,n,loy
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HOUSE.

John Manning, member from the
Fourth District of North Carolins, pre-
sented himself and took the oath 81
Office Fis
Bills were introduced as follows and
referred: ~!
By Mr.. Sheldon, Of Louisiana, to
amend the currency act Of Jnly Y
1870. ... .s@a " ess
By Mr.. Lynch, to provide for the
gradual resumption Of specie payment,
By Mr.. McNeely, to abolish the
Freedmen's Bureau. .-s...s ,>z
Resolutions were offered asfollovs:
By Mr.. Mungen, reciting the para,
graph ofthe Presidents message relative
| to the European project 10 make the bay
of Samana a free port and declaring
that Congress should regard such an
attempt as mfriendly to the United
States and in contrayention Of the
Monroe policy.
By Mr.. Crebs, reciting that the recent
elections have developed the fact that
a decrease in tariff duties, especially
on necessaries of life, demanded by the
country and instructing the committee
on Ways and Means to report immedi'
ately bill amending the tariff laws SC
as to reduce the duties on oil, tea, coffee
sugar, salt, lj per cent. ad valorem
Bessemer steel 20 per cent, pig iron
g.. 50 per ton. Referred.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Postoffice
committee, reported bill to revise, con
solidate and amend the statutes relat
ing to the Postoffice Department. Con
siderable discussion took place on the
section which declares that it shall not
be lawful to convey by mail or deposit
in the postofiice or be sent by mail, any
letter or circulars. concerning lotteries,
so-called gift concerns, and other similar
enterprises. 1t was finally adopted and
a penalty of not less than 500 or more
than $500.
Mr.. Hill moved that the Postmaster
General be authorized to issue one cent
correspondence or postal cards.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered an amend
ment abolshing the franking privilege
from and after the lst Of July, 1871
newspapers, periodicals and magazines
to be reciprocally interchanged between
the publishers, and weekly newspapers
one copy to each actual subscriber
within the county to 60 free, as hereto
fore; the stamping machines provided
for the President and each head Of de
partments, and the Clerks Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives, with
which to stamp official correspondence
including the speeches Of the Senators
and members, and which, when sc
stamped, are carried free through the
mails, postage thereon be charged by
the Postotiice Department against the
various departments and Congress; anc
one hundred dollars be allowed to eacf
member and Senator, to pay postage a
each session. The amendment was or
dered to be printed, in order that th'
House may act upon it tomorrow.
The House, at three o'clock, adjourn
| oil
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

BEN AIEs HAs4 ay--
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 1870.
The following bills were introduced
and laid on the table:
BY Mr.. Conkling, to encourage and
promote telegraphic communication be
tween America, Asia and Europe. The
bill gives the American East India Tel.
egraph Company exclusive right foi
twenty-one years to construct and main
tain line, or lines, of telegraph cable
on the Pacific coast of the United
States, to connect the American and
Asiatic coasts, provided said company
begin to lay said cable within one year
and complete it within three years from
the passage Of this act, the Navy De,
partment to assist in making Surveys
and laying the cable by detail of one
or more steam vessels, the Government
to have priority in the use Of the lines
and to protect the same from injury. J
Mr.. Conkling stated that he intro
duced the bill without in any sense com
mitting himself to it. "a
By Mr. Wilson, to secure the eligibit
ity Of American ships for foreign trade,
and to encourage ship builders in the
United States. re- srfrs
By Mr.. Carpenter, to amend section
90 Of the bankrupt act of March 2,
1867. by striking out from the fourth
line the words "and within one year,
so as to remove the limitation Of time
in which the bankrupt may apply for 3
discharge.
Several memorials were presented
asking for compensation for property
taken by the Federal government ID
Kentucky and Tennessee during We
war.
1t was agreed to make the calendar
the daily order of business on and aker
Monday next, until finished, all u1ok
jected bills to be considered In Del
order, and each Senator to be allo1
to speak once on each question, and i've
minutes only. afH - b ~
The Senate, at 1890, adjourned. ~
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PENNSYLVANIA.


SCRANTON, Pa, December 6.-The
miners do not hesitate to say that the
strike has been originated and brought
about by the managers for the purpose
of buling coal. At this moment be-
tween 10000 and 10000 miners are out
Of employment in this country, and as
fast as the news flashed over the wires
the members of the Miners and La
borers' Benevolent Union, commenced
enrolling in the grand army Of strikers.
This Society is composed Of Welsh,
Irish. English, Am ericans and Germans,
and has over 40, 600 members,all bound
bv the result Of the meeting Of the Grand
Council, which refuses all compromise
with the managers.
The Chief Clerk Of the coal depart,
ment of the Delaware, Lackawana and
Western Railroad, says that the com
panv has 10000 tons Of coal on hand
which is distributed in the yards al
Scranton, Port Washington, Hoboken,
I Elizabeth, SYRACUSE, Duhaio an"
and in transit at Great Bend and New
HAMPTON Junction. The three great
companies which control the anthracite
region are the Delaware, Lackawana q
Western, Pennsylvania, and Delaware
* Hudson Canal Coal Company. They
employ nearly 10000 men, lnclndine
the brakemen and laborers employed on
the several roads which transport coal
All of the latter sympathise with the
strikers, and are necessarily out of EN-
nIoyment when the miners are not al
work. ., 49,. I'D;
Much excitement exists and the cltl
zens are greatly alarmed. Liquor Is
freely used and trouble is apprehendedi;
The Union has fund Of $2OO,0oo' al
of which the strikers will expend ai rathe, e,
than submit to the injustice sought &C
he done them and which they say i
only a scheme to raise the price OF coai
after which the companies will acceec
to their demands.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 6.-Im.
mediately after the publication of the
Gortschakoff's note to Granville, private
subscriptions were opened here for the
purpose of building a fleet to operate on
the Black sea
The Regierung Bote, the official news
paper, publishes an editorial saying the
scheme was not necessary, as the de.
fences were secure and this was tine OF
peace. 1t is understood that the sub.
scriptions have been prohibited by the
Government.
DRESDEN, December 5, Evening"
The King of Saxony has received a
telegram from Prince George that the
enemy retired the day before behind
Marne and that further offensive move
ments on the part of the besieged were
impossible. He gives the total loss OF
Saxons in the late engagements Off
GERS, ST; rank and file, 2l0O.
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NEW YORk.
A Verdict for the United States In
the Suit Against Jay Cooke.

New YORK, December I.-Three
wears ago Jay Cooke sent twenty-three
government bonds OF $1,000 each to the
Treasury Department, and they were
redeemed. The bonds were spurious
and the financier, when called upon
refused to refund the money. The gov
ernment then sued him, and the jury
gave the United States verdict for the
amount claimed and costs, which are
said to be over $3O,OOO.
New Cases OF Small Pox.
The Health Officers have discovered
six new cases Of small pox in the East
ern district, and one case in the West
ern.
ColIision-The Brig a. r. Larabef
Run Into.
The steamer Old Colony, bound from
Newport to New York, run into the
brig A. F. Larabee off llarts Island
yesterday, striking her on the port quar-
ter and causing her to fill with water
She was towed to the flats at City Island
near the railway. The Old Colony sus'
tanned slight injuies. After the col
i;s;on one man was missing from the
briggs crew.
The Isaac Bell Badly managed.
In a collision on Monday night, IN the
fog, between the Isaac Bell and Cham
pion the Bell was badly damaged and
had one man killed.
A Sorosis Meeting
Was held last night at Delmomco 5
where the proceedings were varied b!
the introduction Of solemn pledge o
afiliation.
Nothing Further
Has been heard regarding the crew o
the missing steamer Marlposa.
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FRANCE.

''" December 5, Evening.-An
,-'.oon from Paris has landed,
- Fought dates 10 the 4th inst.
'''' Of a favorable state Of affairs
as !: fully confirmed. Carrier
- sent from Tours with messages
'oytFnment, were arriving reg,
! Ihe cold continued intense.
.''' Seine was full OF floating ice.
v W,t ,'a.e Of the troops was excellent.
a. "'''les and National Guards
:: = o;ayeIy in the sorties on the
.od 3Oth of November. The
,, =. were actively employed in health
- December 6.-General Palla
), ,'y3feated from Orleans with a
5F 5yyIe'ed TO be 100000 strong. He
=. - cannon. The government au'
=. .i, Wished him to remain at Or
p =, --' receive the PruSsian attack
gave way to the General
w. hat the place was untenable
>,,t t'Tn'Iy the General fought to the
I, Va' was powerless to effect any
q, 3 At haIt-past eleven the Ger
= -S'Nanded the evacuation of tn,
!, ....Sa'T,nIng to lombard it IN cas'
a .raI, ,s'osaI, The Prussians captured
lars Prrsoners, and no ammunition
III. december 6.-Oficial reports
I: ua'!les near Orleans show tha
lg,n... .u'sians attacked each corp
e,a eaI.;,, separately in great force, thu
d ,g,4;h The left army of the Loir'
s.m,s Orleans so as to render tn,
y c.oA c. Of the town necessary.
e sloetta has issued a circular Il
's saying that the situation
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08

The Radicals in the Blooming.In
Senatorial district of Illinois have made
a curious blunder. They wanted "
send Michael Donahue 10 the State oen,
ate, and printed the name Patrick ,, on
the tickets. They had q majority, oa'
are immensely disgusted when an ,,s ov,
scure ditcher named Patr'ck Donsnue
comes forward and claims the eiec''oh'
while Michael takes back seat.