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MtRINE NEWS.

The steamers Baltic and Wisconsin
have arrived at New York from Liver
pool.
The steamers Minnesota. Abysinis, Eu-
rops and Moselle hsve arrived out.
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FUNERAL notice.

FsAZIER-Ths funeral Of Rev. RoBKRT
FRizizR viii take place from the CumbeIs
land Presbyterian Church. Court street, this
tfUEsDAY) afternoon, al O'Clock. Services
By Rev. Geo. " Nit ebeIl, OF Jackson, Tenn
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THE LEcITlMIsTs
Count de GhambOrd Making Things Lively
In Antwsrp-Ths Police Suppress
Disturbances.

ANTWERP, February 26.-There
were some riOtOus demonstrations late
last night, and all large assemblages
were dispersed by gems d'armes.
The Count de ChambOrd refuses to
publish the manifesto of the monarch
lists in the French national assembly,
which was brought here by Count
MOunte.
Dsputations from a number of
French towns arrived this morning
and were received by the Count de
ChambOrd. The streets are again
thrOnged. Excitement prevails, and
a number Of affrays have occurred
between the Clerieals and Liberals.
The police were compelled to charge
upon and disperse assemblages. Sew
eral were wounded
LATER.
The excitement is increasing. The
citizens have armed themselves with
cudgels, and are making most threat
ening demonstrations against stran-
gers. Preparations are being made
by the authorities to suppress rioting.
Evening deputatiOn from the
city Of Metz arrived here to-day, and
were received by the Count de Cham
bOrd.
Dsputations from other places con-
tinue to arrive.
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THE LOUISVILLE LEDGER.
Prospects fer the New
Journal.

Journal.
LOUISVILLE, February 26.-The
Ledger appeared to-day as an even
ing paper with Western Associated
Press dispatches, published under the
management OF L. g. Mathews with
a portion OF the old editorial corps.
The new arrangement was received
with considerable favor, to days edi-
tion OF 5000 copies being exhausted.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

Five children Burned 10 Death BY
CaFeIessness Of PareDss.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, February
26 The house OF Henry Epinney, in
Yarmouth county, was burned on the
l7th. His Ave children perished IN
the flames. Mr. and Mrs. Spinney
we're absent on visit.
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THE KANeAs LEGISLATURE.
No AppartfOnaeat of the Statehood
scheme for Murderers.

scheme for Aur1erers-
Topeka, February 26th. - The
house to-day appointed a COM
mittee Of conference on an eppOrtion-
ment bill, but il is generally conceded
that the committee will agree to moth
inc but a majority bill, which will W.
doubtedIy defeat appOrtionment OF
the State this season.
House passed the senate bill pfOvld-
ing that persons convicted OF murder
shall be confined one year in the pen.
ilentisry before execution, and only
then hung on a warrant issued by the
governor.
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AUCTION SALES.
by A.Fa11eE@Gu
AuctlOnssrs & Commission asre'hts

!" AZ seAA ILLS ILLS AoREIEEG. af 10 oseEsh i.
roo WITHOUT reserve or limit:
100 eases of Menss Cali. Ef1- EV-s- -
Split BOolEs
sorted styles
90 sAsss s.s9 ES%aa's and Hiases' shoe-, as-
.,-Issos ~ ~ ss1 OF Furs-gOod quality ara
4as SoAen Attay soeksi 100 gross fresh BlEcFfrlrs
$50 Stotnings Dry Goods, Hefa. Cer1- No.
tao1si Sutterys Glassware. etc
- County merchRnfE. lr1d th, 49,. .,.,.-
stai1y, Will uno L 70 their interest 20 ffe5.s
N siss- Fr1Vate sales 81 auction prizes &
= --4s d
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eaPARTNERsHP.

l. 4 DfF1ard. Genssa1 AEsn9 81 fho
PfatiV1nne and Arlington Lie Inau-
raRes ComPa4y. has tnia day formed
. partDern1lp VIE e. " ~ a, sk'Ol1-
suremcfi Rnd Eeal Esta1e HuNful7-
r1rder the name and style of Dlllard 3 Spots
vTood. Odtce located ct No. y Hadfson
sfrssf. Vhars they VIII Be plsassd st AZ slnIrr
- sss thsir irisDd1 and al rgE1c1a having
tus.neE1 In their il1et
Ashphis, Tenn, kai.zaarT =. isis. es8
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MASONIC NOTICE,

A SPECIAL eonvOcation OF Penn
n Royal Arch Chapter, No. q, +. and ~
A NJ, will be held this (rU UESDADN
evening, February Z7tb, st o'clock, for work
In the X. A NJ. degJes.
All ompaniObs fraternsIly invited.
By ord r OF Q. NJ CARROLL, N. L. II. p.
R N LEVY. Secretary feT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In La.
0m mo1AI DRAWINGS

Smo1s1 Drawings
BORNIE9 CLAsS-No IS.
G5, 90, S. AZ, 81, Z9 AZ, I3, 15, 55, 20, 90.
EVENING CHASING. as.
10, 80, I6, A, 10, IA, Y, 50, 81, AZ, Ss, So.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Pr1ses nom
500 TO 259,0Q0, paid in money by J. u.
FRANCE, ag't, f5K Eorth Court 81. Box "a,
Memphis, Tenn. ?. o. MURRAY, EILLER
s Co. Mar agsr1, 1t. LOuis. NO.
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CHARRER OF c0RhERcE.

GtAH BEh " cukAERGE.
THE regular monthly meeting OF the
I chamber o. Com meTce Was yesterday
adjourned to this (tUE5DATl evening. Z7sn
mat, At 4 O'Clock. The 10 embers are res pect-
f1ly requested 70 be puuctusi in their at
tendance, IS important business will be
brOu ght Lefore them.
r. A. PINsON, President.
LEON TEoUEDALE, Secretary. fer
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Senator Schurz, too, in his turn,
is advertising the uudaunted spirit
Of the Liberals, to whom he en-
Enthusiastically observed in his st.
Charles speech, ''There is
nothing ia the events which have
just taken place" to dampen their
ardor. The loss of North Carolina
disappointed them; Pennsylvania
proved . broken reed; Ohio was
a severe trial; Indiana is certainly
lost; but the effect of it all. the
Senator declares, is but to inspire
.hem to fight it out-as vigorously,
it may be presumed, as did the val
orous Knight Of La Mancha in his
contest with the windmill. From
the Senator's glowing report, their
ardor can be hardly less ire
pressible than small beer or seltz-
er aperient.
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3 Gerrit Smith makes an appeal to
Greeley-though strong, We fear it
will be without effect to stick to
the truth in his gable about re-
Cancellation. Gerrit Smith says:
''In all your pleas for this recon
eilemen: you persist in putting the
saddle on the wrong horse. Do,
my old friend, correct this mistake.
You know as well as any man that
the only lack of this reconcilement
is on the part Of the Democratic
party toward the colored people.
Why, then should you not say sol
Not even the Preidency could
compensat you for suppressing this
truth"
There is truth in every word Of
this. The Democratic mob which
assaulted the colored people a
Cincinnati, New Albany, Green
castle and their butchery in georgia
| tell the tale of Democratic hatred
/ Of the colored voters.
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80 4
Useful Household Article.

Ammonia, or, IS it is generally called,
spirits Of hartshorn, is = powerful alkali,
and dissolvss grease and dirt with great
ease. 1T has lately been recommended
very highly for domestic purposes. For
washing paint put teaspoon full in .
quart Of moderately hot water, dip in .
flannel cloth, and then wipe eff the
wood work no scrubbing will be necss-
sary. For taking grease spots from any
fabric, use ammonia, nearly pure, then
lay white blotting paper over the spot,
and iron it lightly. In washing lace,
put about twelve drops in pint Of warm
suds. To clean silver, mix two teaspoon
fnl's Of ammonia in quart Of hot suds.
Put in your silverware and wash, u.s.
ing an old nail brush or toothbrush for
the purpose. For cleaning hairbrushes,
etc., simply shake the brushes up and
down in mixture Of one tablespoonful
Of ammonia to one pint of hot water, and
stand them in the wind or in hot place
to dry. Fer washing finger marks from
distinguishes or windows, put Few
drops of ammonia on q moist rag, and
make quick work Of it. If you wisi
your house plants to flourish, pat . few
drops of the spirits in every-pint Of wa
ter used in watering. A teaspoonfu
will add much to the refreshing effects
Of bath. Nothing is better than am
monia water for cleansing the hair. Il
every case rinse of the ammonia Will
clean water. To which we would onl,
add that for removing grease spots
. mixture of equal parts of ammonia ant
alcohol alone and for taking out tn
red stains produced by strong acids i
blue and black clothes, there is nothin
better than ammonia.
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For some reason Schurz's Mis-
souri, appointments have been
Withdrawn. They were in the
Republican up to Tuesday last,
but have disappeared since the
news Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
elections came to hand. This ar
CUES q dearth of money in the
Democratic exchequer, and, follow
ing our suggestion Of Wednesday
last, we again urge the Republicans
to raise funds to keep Schurz. in
the field. A few ringing speeches
from him about the sale Of arms to
the French and the San Domingo
business will insure " oodson's de-
feat by an immense majority. II
money is scarce, our Senator may
be prevailed on to reduce the price
OF his speeches.-Missour Demo
crat. ID 49,
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The most conclusive REPUTATION
Of the campaign SANDERS about the
robbery and corruption of the
Administration is furnished by the
books Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. which show receipts for
the current month at the rate of
$3.50, 600, 900 a year in excess of
the estimates. Yet this is the
month in which, according to the
opposition press and orators, mil
lions have been spent to carry the
selections. From the Liberal
standpoint what a wonderful coun-
try is this which can go on yield
ing, both stealings, and revenue al
such a rate, and yet enjoy unin-
terrupted prosperity.
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Or. Wells's Extract of
JURUBEB A

- ~ /" ~ DHDA,
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to
the plant and must be taken as permanent
curative agent. ~ ~ II
Is there want Of action in your Ljv-
er & Spleen! Uuless relived at once, the
blood becomes impure ny deleterious secre-
tons, producing scrofuious or skin diseaseso
Blotches, Felons, Pustues, Canker, Pimples,
&C., &c.
Take Jurnbeba to cleanse, purify ard re-
store the vitiated blood to healthy action. ~
Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach
Unless digestion is promptly aided the sy stem
is Duplicated with loss Of vital force, poverty
of the Blood, Dropsical Tendency, Gene, al
Weakness or Lassitude.
Take it to assist Digestion without reaction,
it will impart youthful vigor to the weary suf-
ferer. Il
Have you weakness of the I1tes-
rhna or the dreadful Infla nation of the Bow
els.
Take il to allay irritation and ward of ten
dency to iufammations.
Have you Weakess of the Uteripe
or Urinary Organs! You must procure
instant relief or you are liable to suffering
worse than death. 81
; Take it to strengthen organic weakness or
| life becomes burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken to
! keep the system in perfect health or you are
otherwise in great danger of malarial, mias.
/ matte or contagious diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat St., N. Y
Sole Agent for the United States
Price 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular. 30l
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Hall. ?a!.s! sv.lIsg Gloves.

The very best thing ever invented for husking
Corn. They give universal Satisfaction. A
man can huskfrom one-third to one-half faster
with them. They absolutely prevent sore or
cyld hands. The half gloves cover the parts
Of the hand which usually become sore. Price
$1.25. The full gloves are made of best .an-
ned calf and buck-skin. Price, $3.50. Both
styles have claws attached, and are
made in three sizes. large, medium and small.
for both right and left handed persons. Sent,
prepaid, on receipt Of price. For sale BY
dealers generally. Address HALL HUSKlNG
GLOVE CO., las South Clinton ST.. Chicago,
III. 294
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Mr.. Greeley's ablest Western organ, the
Cincinnati Commercial, rallies its friends
zones more into the breach" with this CHEEKY
bugle call:
"The October elections must be accepted
as indications Of the reelection Of President
Graut. All the world sees this, and denials
arc vain. Hore and there drill sergeants
flourish their trunchcons apparently with but
little effect, and prociamat ions are issred as
redOlent Of the unconquerable will as that Of
Jules Favre when he declared that France
would not give up foot If soil or stone on
the walls of fortress. II il our preference
to accept the facts Is they come and state
things as they come.
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Alta meeting Of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee on the 18th, General Thomas
J. Brady, of Aunoie, was elected . member
Of the COMMITTEES, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Hon. John w. Burson. The
Committee has acted wisely, and General
Brady will reflect credit upon the position so
ably filled by Mr.. Burson.
Hon. Benjamin F Gregory of Warren ccun-
", was chosen Presidential Elcctor of the
Seventh District, vice Jesse Harper, resigned
Mssssrs. William Wallace and L A Burnett
final accounts Of the Chairman and Treasurer,
and to audit the Same.
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Money Order Decision.

An important decision arising out of The
money order system has recently been be-
fore the department of justice. II grew out
Of controversy between the rcmitter and
payee Of money order, the latter demanding
pay for the same. and the former forbidding
IL. The Attorney General decides that after
The remittsr of An order has delivered it to
the payee he cannot stop payment of it, but
the latter is entitled to have the amount paid
o him on proper demand. The decision IS
based upon the peculiar provision OF the &C
system, which differs, in this respect, from
tho English system. sd
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The Republican party through
out the State and nation has been
thoroughly purified" by the
exodus Of its worst elements and
their absorption by the Democra>
cy. II has had q glorious effect
wherever the departing crowd was
not go largo 80 10 give the latter
| rarty the ascendency.
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The Baltimore Gazette in an obituary mo-
tice Of Mr.. Seward says: ale was born
dsmagogue. As . speaker be was fluent, as
. writer verbose, - politician treacherc'ss
- statesman shallow and preten.ious. and
at the height Of his power yindic.iys. cowar'-
~ and cruel" We have seldom seen more
lying done in less space. The Gazette is
thoroughly secessiouist in its views, and, it
IL hardly uee essary to add, strong tor Gree.
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{ The O'Conor Central Committee has Issued
IN address declaring that their watchwsrd is
not Anything 70 beat Grant," but anything
70 prevent Greeley from beating and Destroy
ing the Demceratio party. Grants election.
Il says. would be less . calamity than that
Of Greeley, and, il the former 10 chosen. the
calamity rests on the Baltimore Convention,
which refused the people either Demo-
cratic nominee or platform.
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WELLS CARBOLICTABLETS,

Worthless limitations are on the mar
ket, bu; the only scientific preparation of
Corbolic Acid for Lung diseases is when
chemically combined with other well known
remedies, as in these TABLETS, and all parties
are cautioned against using any other.
In all cases of irritation of the mucous
membrane these Tablets should be freely
used, their cleansing and healing properties
are astonishing.
BE warned, never to neglect &C I, Il IL
easily cured in its iucipient state, when il be-
comes chronic the cure is exceedingly diff
cult, use Wells Carbolic Tablets as q specific.
Price rs Cts. per Box. JOHN Q. KELLOGG
Is Plat St., N. V, Sole Agent for the U. 8.
Send for Circular. 30A
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FEVER AND AcuE.

Fellows Compound Syrup Of OF -HyPof
phosphites, so celebrated ia nervous q Other
debilitating diseases, is now being used with
complete success, curing Chill Fever alter the
failure Of we'll known remedies, quinine, &c;
One dose containing two scruples of soda q
rhubarb (equal parts mixed D, in wine Rlasss
tull of cold water, should precede the use o.
the Syrup. FULLER FULLER, Chicago.
9ol
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AN ELEGANTLY BOUND CAM
WASHING BOOK

for the best and cheapest Family Bible ever
published, will be sent free of charge to any
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The Pennsylvania Legislature, according to
the Harrisburg Telegraph, will stand As fol-
lows: Senate, Republican "a; Democrats Is;
House, Republicans 81; Democrats SO. Re-
publican majority on joint ballot, 81.
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About the hardest work Of
reconciliation" the Coalition have
to do is to reconcile what their
candidate says one day with what
he said the day before.
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1t is not a pAysc which may give tempo
rary relief to the sufferer for the first few
doses, but which. from continued use brings
Piles and kindred diseases to aid in weaken
ing the invalid, nor is it doctorel liquor,
which, under the popular name of "Bitters" is
so extensively palmed of on the public az
sovereign remedies, but il is most power
full Tonic and alter alive. pronounced SC
BY the leading medical authorities of London
and Paris, and has been long used BY the reg
ular physicians of other countries with wop-
derful remedial results.
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Complete returns Of the October election in
Ohio have been received. from al but ASH
land, Ottawa, Paulding and Putnam eoun.
6ss. Reckoning these four counties - they
0oseA last year. the Republican majority in
that State is is, 075.
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The world-renowned author, in this admira-
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Sent under seal, to any address, in plain
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Cop es 81 alI elaine, :

On any Patent issssd BY tne Patent Office
s:rce 1886, will be furnished on the receipt 70
8, the applicant giving the fan name o, tie
latentee nature Of the invention, date Of the
Par Mt, &c.
Washington CITY. Feb. as
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These Heels are designated tn entirely coun-
teract the expensive and annoying habit Of
running the heels down. They can be attach
ed to any boots or shoes, new or old, whether
worn by men, woIen or children. By their
use the heels are kept straight, the ankles
trengthened repairs saved, neatness secured,
and durability of bon:s greatly increased
Try pair, aud you win never do without
them. Manufactured solely BY the REVER-
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In regard to titles in Patents, will &c made
on application. Send fall name or names
character Of the invention, and
If possible, date of Patent
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Significance ofoc.ober and Novenb,

q
SigniAcance Of October and November
In October, 1855, the vote Indiana for
Governor, was ~ follows
Morton, Republican. -. ........1l2,039
Democratic majority ............ 5,s72
In November, of the same year, Buchanan's
msjo rity over Fremont was 81 ,295.
In PENNSYLVANIA, in October. 1856, the vote
was ~ follows:
Opposition. ........ ....2l0,11l
Deniocratic.... ......-.........Zi2 ;Soo
Democrat. majority ........... 2,677
In November, Of the same year. Buchaan
bad majority Of SO 200 over Fremont. and
1,o25 over Fremont and Fillmore combined.
In October, 1856, the vote in Ohio was as
follows:
Republican. $4,000. ....l13,6lo
Democratic. ......... -. ........l ,228
American .........> ......... Z3soI0
Republican plurality. ........ 1880
In November, of the same year, Fremont
beat Buchanan 1888. Fillmore received
g, 1925 votes.
II il thus seen the Democrats carried Penn
.v,v.n;a and Indian. in October. and elected
the;r President in November. The ENQUIRER
remarks that there il stropc resemblance be-.
tween the features of the campaign in 1856
and in 1872. That's what we saw, The partv
that carries the October election succeeds in
November.
Let us step forward 10 1860 and see how it
Was then.
In October, 1860, Curtin, Republican, was
elected Governor Of Pennsylvania by 32,1s4
majority. In November of the same year
Lincoln had plurality Of SO, 1859, and clear
majority Of 5961S.
In Ohio, in October, 1860, the Republicans
carried the State BY u .9O3, and in November
of The same wear. Lincoln,a pl.rality was
44,378, and his majority over all, l4,779.
In Indiana, in October. $50. the Ret NIB.
lican majority was 9.757. In November Of
the same year. Lincoln heat Douglas "a. 524.
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aa.-cers,B unions, Sore Corns. Frost
Bites, Chi,5lains, Sore Breasts and Nipples,
Ringworms, Chatting and skin diseases Of in
Aammatory nature. JOHN D. PARK,
423wd Cincinnati Ohio.
HORSEMEN use Hemlock Imminent;
cures Pool Eyil and sores of all descrip-
tons. SEE 194d
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DO IT

BE Deceived. but for coughs, colds, sore
throat, horseness and bronchial difficulties use
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Z !. G. V11lVEs!1r,
No. 10 N. Marion ST..

Is prepared to supply his old friends and
every human being enured to the use Of
either BOOT or a SHOE, with the very
best Of his own manufacture, warranted to
last until they wear out.
Call and leave our measure, and you will
not fail to get an easy fitting Boot or Shoe
manufactured of the best material, and at the
lowest Cash Prices.
z Richmond, April 90, 1872. molly.