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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11
Gonlaarafi0,a la Host0n.

BosroS, November ga very extensive
conlllcrltion Is now raging at Tie corner of
summer and Kingston streets. The fire en-
tends east and west on Kingston street, and
north aud south OH Summer street. The
engines are hauled by hand. The property
burning consists entirely of dry goods. Four
alarms have been sounded.
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The steamer Katie.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November ga dispatch
from Helena says the cargo OF the steamer
Katie will be saved. The cotton in the hold
will be slightly damaged. The machinery,
furniture, and stale.room doors OF the b, at
are ali that can be saved.
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CAuT1oN.-You cannot be too particular as to the
selection Of an artist to make your picture. 1t
might be the last you will ever get and to be msre-
presented after you gone is not what any Of us
might desire. To those unacquainted In the city we
recommend REEs 6 Co. SIr. REEs works at the
camera himself, and his assistants are al regularly
educated In their departments.
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ScrrrN nfATu.--Curoncr fHylor was rJ'lc's
MON nu Saturday 10 view The body of Si!'is
kenuedy, c,lortd weuau. aged about siAis
vears. who died suddenly 81 Friday at No.
GiT Seventh street. From the facts /" the
cose the Coroner deemed all inquest l'nne-
ces>ary, it appearing that the deceased pro-
bably died of heart disease.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NEW GoODS.-We
feel II our duty to mention the new GOODS we have
secn at the DOLLAR STOHE, corner Of Ninth ard
Main streets. They have just received large stock
of worsted goods, also Nerino bonrctS and caps, to-
cctl.er with the latest styles Of ladies' belts with
s,tcLcls; jct jcwclry OF every description; look
inc-slasses, pianos. work-inoks. wr!tng-dcsks,
backgaminon-bonrrs, &c. 1t would bc 10 your inte-
res. 10 call there before making your purchases else
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New bridal silver,
Fall styles OF jeselry.
Roman gold baEis aud crosses,
Roman gold and amethyst sets,
Wedding presents.
opening at
EOwLAS & Co.'S,
corner Main allI Tenth streets.
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MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IT., 1872. I

Court opens Tuesday. Among other cases
are those of Rudd, Scott, and Walker. The
last two are to be tried for tho poisoning OF
the husband Of Scott, in Bermuda township,
In 1859. They have already had several
trials.
CHANGE OF SUpERISTEsDENrs-W liam NJ.
Robinson, Esq, superintendent of the Man
chester Cotton Mills, has resigned to take
charge of the Swift Greek mill, now in
course Of erection, and has been succeeded
by Mr.. W. l.. Farley, lately in charge of the
carding department at the former mills. The
retiring superintendent has had great expe-
rience, and leaves with the best recommenda-
tions.
The IRos WORK ON TIE FREE BR1peR.-
The work of putting the iron upon the
piers has at last been begun, and as q large
quantity Of the iron has arrived the work
will now rapidly progress.
The EPIZooTIc.-No new cases Of this dis
ease have been as yet reported, and those
previously mentioned were in mild form
and have readily submitted to treatment.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD hus largely orer thirteen
thousand subscribers, and Its list Is increasing, Il
tells us in its lest ISSUE at the rate of hundred
and fftg pcr day. Every advertiser ought TO use
the columns Of the HerdM. Considering It's i'm
mcnsc circulation its charges very moderate.
Address Religious Herad, Ills 0lain street, Rich
,nnr,l Nu
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ING conveyanccs of real estate were made
during the week ending November ., 1872 ::
Lot fronting 50 l.12 feet on st. Stephen
street between Coutts and Federal, for s775.
Lot fronting - feet on Seventeenth street,
for SG20.
Lot fronting 323 feet on Clay street he
tween First and st. james, for 81 ,04o.
Lot fronting 30 feet on Clay street near
Hancock, for 81 $50.
Lot fronting is feet on Seventh street be-
tween Main and Cary, for 81 $50.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Laurel street ncGr
China, for S204.
Lot fronting SO feet on Ninth street corner
of NJ, for 1924.
Lot fronting 81 feet on Marshall street near
Smith, for $3.50.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Marshall street near
Twenty-ninth, for $500.
Lot fronting ii feet on Twentv-siXth street
between Marshall and Clay. for 81 100.
Lot fronting 22l feet on Main street be-
tween Twenty-tirst and Tweuty-second, for
S95G25.
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New CAas.-Two handsome and commo-
dious new cars (baggga go and passenger nave
Just been turned out OF the. Gir-stioIs OF tne
Chesapeake and Ohio Rairoad. Company,
.nnd attached to- the accommodation train
(crasssWid doWersD, which now caves the CITY
isr GesdopayiIIa only at A:ss 7, M.2ss. .'vstt
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llow \ BATTI ESNAkE BITEs.-A writer In
a-lg.trrS' JouuEJi contradicts popular be-
',t - 20 the manner in which snakes bite
aud inject their poison. II. says:
'' ! can only speak for the rattlesnakc. it is
rae; with every other venomous reptile the
.tiA"doX accounts may be correct, but the
!s.ttic-nakc does not send its poison through
i. taugs. 1t is always said that the two
ijnE-. which answer somewhat to the human
'cic-trrib,' are hollow and perforated at the
'."1'oGn, aai that the poison flows from the
"r>rrN oir through this cauai TO the point OF
'hr ilnS, and thence into the wound. The
nGttes.ake's fang Is certainly hollow, but the
~ y, Is solid, and tbs polsop.bas. to usa II
.uy h0iaeiy etsn!o, may be compared in lie
position % d gu,n.boil; when the animal
f,:iKcs the pressure instantly causes a drop
0i venom 10 run down outside the tooth Into
the puncture.
u dare sav this will be eontroyerted, and
| therefore at once give an authority to De
rricyrcd to. Mr.. W. Il. Morley, chief sur
'";or oT Tie North and South and United
hjatro Central railways, running through
iaiora,jo and New Mexico, is a skilled natu.
ril.l.who has killed several hundred Of these
reptiles, hGs carefully examined them, and
t,> male them bite when in II position to
"a,rD them, and he can speak from more
'"Hri"n%e than almost any living man, that
'a' iiai~oa is injected In tho manner de-
'ri.c?. J his accounts for tho fact that rattle
'2an" hites are sometimes harmless when
'.= sufferer is bitten through cloth: the
/. son is absorbed by tho cloth, and never
i.G> lt3 way into the flesh at ALL
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| have analysed tie whiskey known uncer The
brand OF "B Select" controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TEr y. BLAZE 3 Co, Richmond, Va.' and hnd IL
free from fus oil and other Impurities, ana Tecon-
mend Its uss for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of Vr-
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FINED FIFTY DoILARs.-Michsel Nelch
was tried in the Hastings Court on saturday
and found guilty of unlawful ASSOCIATION.
His punishment was fixed at S3O hnc. he-
ing unable to pay it he was sent to jail. -
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THE Horse MALADY.--It is now believed
that the epzootic disease among the horses
has reached its climax here. Men In all
branches Of business in Richmond are COM
planning Of the difficulty in getting trans-
portation fer their goods to and from the
dcp6ts and wbarves and in delivering goods.
On Saturday the streets were nearly desert
ed; the hack-stands were un0ccupied, and
the appearance of things at the dep0ts was
still more striking. The hackmen and hotel
por.ers Of Richmond are prorerbial for ma
king Il great noise Oh the arrival of trains,
and often it is difficult to get through the
crowd. But it was not so on Saturday. At
two of the principal depo;s the writer no.
ticed but one lack and one omnibus in the
afternoon, and there were Us many applica
;ionS for that hack as there are drivers
usually, who shake their whips in the paSscn-
gers faces, eager for Il load. The relief from
this bore is almost the only advantage the
epizootic brings with ii to this city.
McSsrS. Carter & Christians team, like
many others, is hid up with the catalrlI, but
nothing daunted by this drawback in de-
livcrin@ groceries, the firm had fine bull
harneSsed up on Saturday, and though the
speed made by this team was not quite as
great rs it is ordinarily, yet they trd that il
is better than nothing. 1t is stated that this
firm will in day or two put yoke OF oxen
on The street in lieu Of their present bull
team.
The contractor for the removal Of dead
bodies ffoiu the city gives notice that in con-
sequence of the sickness Of his horses from
the prevailing distempcr he is unable to re-
movcany more at present.
Ouite n n,Imip; OF deaths are now re-
ported from the c'tarrt. Mr.. J. L. Caring
ton has lost his line, large sorrel, before
reported sick in the Dispatch. Jefferson
johnson, "A colored hackinan, has lost five OF
his horses. W. II. Sutherland, on Eighth
street, has lost enc, As also Jet. Pcarcc, a
cGlorcd man.
The disease has attacked all the horses be-
longing 10 the Fire Department, and it will
become necessary III case Of II fire for our
citizens to render aid in moving the heavy
steamers. Every remedy is being used for
the horses, and it IS hoped that those belong
ing to this very important department of the
city government will soon lie able to do duty
again.
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If You want supcrior-flttng coat out of good
material call at +. B. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main
street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT.OFFlCE, NOVEMBER "
Franklin Davis Il Co., Richmond, va; ).
Wesley Paine. Wanis, Mel9 county.
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The premium chewing tobacco, "T. L. v" aud
"HiyIe Twist" "are at GEORGE SCHd:Ss, corncr OF
M:n and Eleventh streets.
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KATE PrTSAM.-AIiSs Putnam makes her
first appearance at Virginia Hail tonight.
She has been playing to full houses il Wash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

On and after to-day the money-order de-
partment Of the post.oitice will close at s
o'clock =. ii.
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FAsHIoSABLE IlATs.-Onc OF the largest assOrt-
merits Of hats 10 bc found south at /. WEIsIGER &
Co.'S
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For tic finest imported and domestic cigars 20 T.
the corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
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Nor GUILTY OF KEEPING DlscRDERLy
HoUsE.-Iu the Hastings Court on Saturday
GeOrgeanna Walker was tried for Keeping q
disorderly house, and acquitted.
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All the choicest brands CT smoking tobacco at tie
ccrnaF OF hIuin and Eleventh streets.
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IF you want Sunday notions, Or anything else in
tine way Of gentlcmcn's wear, call at L. b. SPENCE
& TONS, 1900 Main street.
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POET OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Q, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Fell, Bl2icnan. New lorh. nle--
chamdl<e aud passengers. }. W. W yatt. agent.
s,eairsr .iVnn sylvester, Dil!ori- Nuf!"ia, uier'
cnauCise and passengers, l.. T. TatGln, aseAt.
SAILED.
etearner Pal!sade, Seison, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. ID. Ii. Rogers, agent
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.J
CRY POINT, Va, November 8.-PJssed ur,
sclluouers l.. I. PbGrn, \. NJ. Edwards, Alice Car
ter, and Ashland, for Richmond. Sailed, Norwegian
bar. F.orT. light. for baltimore. Fark HhgSie
Reynolds rrpnfte,, le!ow, hound up, VITA rHi'"nl
lroli.
ForrGi.~- MnSH0r Soyc;ul,cr 2.~rsasad cut
scnnriis. irpfu R!eicIoni for Rubia. Passed. tu
.,.l.uun,,r Mary y Turner, frcm rbil.deiphi. t2g
Richmond
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HonSE DISEASE.-One way to prevent the horse
disease Is to wear warm underciothins and COM
Portable overcoat. +. B. SPENCE s SOY have n
fine l"t Of these with many other thing: Tor gentc-
lncns wear, which they arm selling at low prices.
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NJ ELLYsoS 4 Co.. Advertising ! gents, DISPATCH
huildiug Will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal Of .he country st regular
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apvERIlsx.-Our merchants seeking trade III any
,rortlou Of tie country should aIveitlse Ia the
napers OF that section. II. EILEsoN 4 Co. NIL
take adv Nersenents and have them inserted 4. pub
rp;os
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Ii you want box Of paper or linen collars call at
Z. L. SPENCE & SONS.
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State Convention of Disciples.
SECOND DAY.

Pursuant to adjournment the Convention
red,sembled at the Sevcuth-Strcct Christian
church OH Saturday ut lO5 O'Clock a. NJ,
President Pcndleton in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
by the secretary from the report in tie Dis
patch, and approved.
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If you want vest of superior cut and finish call
at L. Is. SPENCE & sons.
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One hundred and fifty cords Of oak and pine wood
for sale at the Petersburg depot Eighth street, at
81 SO per cord. IoRESEo Dow.
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BALTlMOKE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November a-Flour steady. Wheat
prime to cl,tice firm, ana Others unchanged. Corn
,seady. Oats duli; southern, 4ic. Pork scarce at
slaisdsl7; shoulders, 7G7sc. Lard, tsree, sie.
Whiskey frm st csc
vlrg1nia euuscls, sss; registered, 80; now 4s. W.
Vas, IL AL bids. -,..,gs.
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LADIES FrrS.--A magnificent assortment N
ever kind: all frcsi;, and warranted; for sale et
WEI:IGER & CO.'S.
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IF you are going 20 get married call ri L. p
SrESCE & SOS's and be fitted ont IN style.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EyCHayGE, 1
RICHMOND. VA, soyember o, ISIS,

WHEAT White, 2ia. taishels. Red, 1855 tzshoass
CsEs.--wh'fe IA bushels yellow, i2 bushels.
0ATs.-7se bushals. 5gssssgs "a sse
Lae--:sy bisueiS. 80
SALES. sss s.s,S 3ase3
WHgAr.-WhIte, 40 bushels very good at %; IL
bushels good at sLsa; Is bushels common at ea.es;
l33 bushels prime on private terms 90 bushelsT
choice on private terIns Is bushels prime st So ~
bushels fair at sl.so: l9obustels on private terms.
totsl, 1896 ElShelS. sts -. Ss,ssfs
WaEAr.-Red, la2 bushels common at s17s; fse
bushels very good at Si9s: - bushels fair at ssz;
t.d bushels very good st &Le2; 81 bushels commoG
1t SIeo; IS bushels common nj Hie5. liza buShei3
Eir at $50; u bushels at SIsS; las bnsels good &C
slso; 100 bushels prime private terms 70 bushels
on private tcrms-totli. l,106. IfS 4TSxs ~
CORN White. 1cG bushels prime old ut fsc.; 50
bushels very good old ut 77c-tUtal, 2ic bushels.
OATS.-l2 bushels very good spring at sc. 81 n
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If you want nice pair OF pants and good lit call
at Z. Is. SrENCE L Sons, 1880 Main street.
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Fur trimmings. T. WEIeICER 4 co.

All tho best brands of chewing tobacco 1T Tx
corner Of Main and Eleventh s;rcets.
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lf!ou want really good fitting shirt, made If The
very best material, leave Your order Aat l.. B.
SpEECE & SONS for Pembroke. 4
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L. b. SPENCE C son are having = great run on
thcir celebrated one-dollar heavy un!crsliTts 1860
Main street is the place to bc shifted Stock large
and varied.
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Watches, clocks. srcctacles, and iicwelrv well and
carefully repaired by CHARLES LUMoDEH, slo Main
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. November a.-Cotton weak and sc.
lower; sales, SOL bales. Flour seDl9c. lower and
less sctiye; common 10 fair extra, $7.loaf afSp.IS:
good 70 choice, E9.so9$i2. Observation-Disclosures
srn, 81 i9s0sl.sS. Com more inactive and nn-
changed. Pork firm at Sls Lard steady. Groceries
quiet and hrm. Narais firm. Freigllts steady.
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NASHVILLE, November 0.-Brown is elect.
ed by from 5000 to 1000. Greeley's majority
in the stlte is 5000. Whitthorne Is elected
to Congress in the sixth district. The Re.
puhicans and independents have the LeSis-
aturc.
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New York Tribune Est,m,tca.

New YORK, November 9.-The Tribune
comedies Virginia, Alabama, and Tennessee
10 Grant, and claims Georgia, Kentucky,
Maryland, and Missouri for Greeley. Ii
gives Grant $1,000 majoritv in Ohio, 129, coo
lHHjority in Pennsylvania.
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Boys caps ut 50c., worth more. P. WEIslCER &
CO. are selling great bargain in cap at 50c.-.ht
very thing for schoCl-bOys.
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The London house CT the Marquis Of West
E4'a8tcr has been furnished, we read, with a
ching Of Spanish mahogany two feet thick
Sat e!aLorately carved, together with COZ.
noe Of polished ebony .hrse feet wide The
cQsL $4,000,
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RUSSIAN SABLE FURS.-Somc elegant sets fer
sale az 7. WEIS!GER & cos.
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&t.sMAxixg BLASTING writer III the
fIn54y ard Noey Journal describes some
@gAty Interesting experiments lately made
FL ,.nnaliuc blasting with the Gomez fuse,
'Yrpijnce which viii probably t'e used Ia
D",1":inG tie tunnels constructed ~ tue
'.rnr"m"n, It, I.aiictt'- Point. Of The luSe
=, says:
. ! personally witnessed The experiment:
...a iGTen,J: made miniature battery OF
'.,in0n, placed them at intervals of space,
:yd he cent, inserted at each muZZles the
use, ramrncd down the cartridges, and from
'.' 'i,aIIny wl.ari Ut the battery he fired the
'.-a. and simultaneously every cannon was
u."'i ,'.ai i, that hat one report was heard.
iae :usc wss cnyeloped in rubber cover,
Nd this cover. when examined, was ripped
. + with knife, and with the greatest pre-
"3s.on in the rent, but not otherwise injured.
'r:ac Of The Governor Island officers were
l4c>cnt, and, being SO much struck with the
'0t"csS Of this experiment, they Invited him
~ visit them aud test 1t on their larger guns,
which he did
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Clothing ready-maIc and made to order q. e. B.
SpENCE & SoS'S, 1900 Main street.
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0n REWARD, AND No CUES

e1O0 REWARD, AND No QUEs-
SlIjU TlOSS ASKED, viii Ire giyen for The re-
", =, a col, /, WATCH and CHAIN taken fram
G,n,n "a Ballard House, October 2ssit Gsid Chain
heavy, ciesc-twisled llaks TAeh msais .so s'sss &c
nans ns !, nj This reward viii Is Iss!d by GYioinA
sIrtng:op on rt:nrn &C watch ad chssm =, y, hiia *
The Tsella,gc Hotel, and ho qls,sftn ns sig ~ ,ss,s
Waseh ,ua,sS ,'y LtstarSiat'' pA'i' ~. ..,s,is,s
Is,rt, No. l6rses.
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SILK hats at Ill prices. T. WHISPER 6 co.
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Oak wood at S. per cord.

Zine wood at 81 per cord.
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Quarter cord of pine wood. 81; oak wood, :i.25.
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THE ELECTIONS.
California and Eayasss.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 9.-The result
of the election in this State and in Nevada Is
very significant. Coughlan, Republican
candidate of the railroad monopoly for Con.
gress, who Is defeated by Luttrell LiberaD,
ran 3,G9S behind his ticket. Page (Republi
can), another railroad candidate, who is
elected, ran behind Grant over 1000. In
this city the railroad question was taken en-
tlrely out of politics.
In Nevada, Kendall, for Congress, who
has good record against the railrol I'd mo-
nopoly, although Democrat. is elected,
while the State gives Grant 1000 majority,
ana d. L. Jones, who Is opposed to the rail
road monopoly, secures the United States
senatorship.
Georgia.
ATLANTA, November 9.-Ninety-seven
counties give Greeley II, ,467 majority.
Illinois.
CHICAGO. November 9.-Grant's majority
in the State is about $4,000. The Republi.
cans have thirty-seven majority on joint bal.
lot in the Legislature.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Greeley's ma.
jority in Maryland will not exceed 1000.
The Congressional delegation stands four
Democrats and two Republicans.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Ninety.one couu-
ties give Greeley $4,000 majority. The De
mocratic majority i'll the Legislature OH
joint ballot is 81, and Democratic members
Of Congress are elected.
Texas.
GALVESTON, November 9.-TexaS has gone
largely Democratic, with from four out OF
six Congressman.
Tennessee.
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MARINE ESTELLs&iESCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER Il. 1872.
suu r,srs t:ss Moon sets ........ ?.4
.,.u ...,. , SUI High tide. >. .....-... i:i3
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WANTED, a BOY to make himself use.
w full In store. References required
W. Ii. ZIMMERMAN, 90o afan street.
no 1l-its Fur store.
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gErosT OF TIE STATE EvAseEIllsF. rs 7s.s. 4 \ 4
Elder @. w. Abel presented G supple
reutary report 70 the State Hperas WlIsa
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Missouri.
EGnlnRspp.

GALVESTON, November 0.-Texas has gone
largely Democratic, with from four out of
six ConSresslllen.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Ayo young WHITE WOMAN.
w wishes to obtain q SITUATION In n family.
Would make herself generally useful. Has ne OBJ
jectons TO go in the country: or would 10 as vet
nurse. Apply to Mrs. WILLIAMS,
no ll-lt* 521 east Brosd street. Z
WANTED,a a WOMAN, white or coIored,
~ 10 milk, and BOY 10 mind the cows; also,
two ahle-bodicd MEN, white or colored, to work on
the farm. #.-tt. ge- Il = '3.--,s. n -
no lists JAMES LYONS.
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MEgTIsG OF COMMITTEES.

The Committee on Apportonmsnt Of the
Evause!zing Fund. appointed under the
resolution OF Colonel John b. Cary, offered
at the last meeting, asked and obtained per
mission to retire for consultation.
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T OST CERTIFICATES OF. STOCK OF
IL THE EJC1IMuSD AND DAEylLLE EAttL..s
ROAD COMPhNY-N Notice Is hereby given fnat
We shall apply 10 the company aboyo named to tsse
new certificates for HUNDRED shares O. ts stoss
of sail company In lieu o.! ccrtltrats5 nos. csa ana
sio Irariny date The loth day OF September. lssl,
which were Issued lo the thes terteld Coal and IRON
Mining Company, and which haye SeGn ioS,;
iSnREW JOHNSTON. ~.
,.w,y SreciaI Commissioners.
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ASTEn s,an n bHGs AITNk hts,Sf ShghLx AsaI J,
No. 42l north Sixth street, between Marshall and
CLAW strettr. no 1i-efx