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Divorce of Milburn, the Blind Preach
er. AT Jacksonville, Ill on Saturday
last, the Rev. Wm II. Milburn obtained
a decree Of divorce from his wife, from
whom he had been separated for several
years. The ground upon which he
obtained the divorce was desertion.
Mrs. Milburn was formerly beautiful
belle OF Baltimore, Md, aud was united
10 marriage to the blind Preacher"
while he was chaplain to Congress-
Chicago TriJEae,
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The New York World says that to
accept Greeley as Democratic candi-
date would be like proposition to ioser.
Beelzebub 10 the calender Of saints.
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black berry SYrnn.

NOR Diarrhea nd Summer Complaints
I use Hering's Co apoundSyrup of Black.
berry Root, Sold BY A. H. Huber and
John w. Wilmer julys
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Mr.. Sumner says (22d ult) he hopes
General Grant will not DO nominated at
Philadelphia, but if he is, he (Mr.
Sumncr) willtake hcstump against him.
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Ex-aovernor ] ". Throckmorton Il a
Democratic candidate for Congress al large
or Governor in Texas.
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Mr.. ereeley,s Reply.

Hon. HonAcu GArrLsr, New York.
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PUBLIC local Law.
Passed January Session, 1872.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.

CHATTER ia.
In act
TO incorporate the toWn Of Union
Bridge, in Carroll county.
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VICTORIA 81 YEARS AGO.
Rec0liectiOps Of the English and
French Courts

French Courts.
When Queen Victoria delivered her
first speech from the throne, on the first
opening Of Parliament, 1898, after her
accession, the scene in the House of
Lords, as witnessed from the Embassa-
doris box, was extremely brilliant and
striking. As the youthful Queen,
then still in her teens, advanced, there
was a very slight nervousness percepti-
BILE in her couutenance, while the ut
most stiffness prevailed through the
House. When about to ascend the
steps of the throne, her foot caught in
her robes, and she tripped SLIGHTLY,
causing momentarv sUftusion, but re-
gained her foothold in An instant, and
took her seat with nerfect ease and self
possession, after which, IN the sweetest
tone, she signified to their lordships to be
seated
There was still breathIess silence
As the Queen proceeded with her
speech the Premier, Vi-count Mel
bourne. who stood by her side, in his
rich court dress, holding upright the
sword Of state, and who was thought to
be sometimes a little absent, was OBJ
served to follow, or rather anticipate
every word by the apparently involun-
tarv movement OF his lips and an oc-
casional inclination OF the head from
side to side as though keeping time,
Every word that the young Queen
uttered, every SYLLABLE fell from her in
tones that were captivating by their
sofness and musical sweetness. with
the clearest and most beautiful enuncla-
ton. while her voice was moduIated in
the most perfect manner, yet all so nat
ural, without the slightest shade Of af-
fectation. When the royal speech was
concluded an evident and universal feel
ing Of satisfaction seemed to pervade
the House, and one Of the young men
of the diplomatic corps, whose ewes and
ears had been rivited on the throne, and
who stood near the writer, turned to a
friend exclaiming in suppressed whis
per. while bobbing his head with excite
ment. partutsn,eat lien The. writer
subsequently heard the young Queen
announce from the throne, on similar
occasion, her approaching marriage to
Prince Alberta trying moment; yet
the announcement was made with
mixture Of regal dignity and feminine
modesty, composure and timidity, that
commanded universal admiration.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, November I, 6 P. NJ.
MONEY-Market is steady, with
no interesting features in the different
departments of speculation, and the
fluctuations, except in few instances,
are comprised within narrow limits
and are devoid of significance. Money
ranged from I to 4 per cent for call
loans, and closed at per cent. Prime
business notes are quoted at 9 to y per
cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
wa. firm for short sight and steady for
long standing notes. Prime bankers
sixty days sterling was quoted at lOS3
@l0Ss, and sight at ll0@l1OB.
GOLD-Was little more active at
times during the day aud ranged from
ll24@l52}.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
frmer; United States currency Is at
ll4l@ll4!.
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RENANCB AND TRADE,
New York u arket.
NEW YORK, November 7.

NEW YORK. November 7.
FLOUR-The market is quiet at
IS 9O@6 80 for supertlne State; 81 009
10 for extra State; 81 1597 % for
choice do 81 BOAT 30 for fancy do; s. 80
N96 30 for superfne western; ST 600
7 10 for common to medium extra west
ern; s. 90@7 % for choice do; s. $50
y % for5eommon to choice white wheat
western extra; 81 l0@7 IS for common
to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; 81 1909 so for trade brands;
25@S SO Tor common to fair extra St.
Louis, and So 55@ll 90 for good 10
choice do. Southern -four is quiet and
steady at 81 25@9 so for common
to fair extra and 50 5O@l2 90 for good
to choice do. Rye -four is steady at
81 50@5 IS. Corn meal quiet and
steady.
GRAIN-Whea. quiet and declined
at 81 1901 So for No. 2 spring; 81 $50
| 81 for No. l do; 81 Goal 6S for
winter red western; 81 69@l Is for
amber western, and 81 75@2 90 for white
do. Rye is quiet at S2@83c for old
western. Barley dull and unchanged.
Barley malt quiet. Corn quiet at Gao
644c for steamer western mixed and
65@654c for sail do. Oats dull at $50
43c for black western; 42@432c for
new mixed western; 47@4S4c tor old
do; 4l@47c for State and 44@50c for
white.
PROFESSIONALISM market at
$l5 IS for new mess and SIS 90 for new
prime mess. Beef dull and unchanged
at 81 00@S so for plain mess and IS 80
@l0 90 for new mess, and SIS 90 for
new prime mess. Beef hams quiet and
firmer at $1,000. Tierce beef nominal
at Sl3 00@l6 90 for prime mess and
ST 009l9 90 for India do. Cut meats
steady at l44@142c for hams and &c
for shoulders. Middles are quiet and
at S4@S2c for long clear.
Lard quiet and steady at S4@S2c for
No. to prime steam, and sc for
kettle rendered.
COTTON-Opened dull and in
buyers favor at 1890 for low middling,
and l9{c for mddling uplands.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at lac for
crude and 263c for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at go 5-l6C;
stearine quiet at 9@92c.
WHISKY-Quiet at Csc.
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INSURANCE.
Life Insurance Co. Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, $oS3, 900.
A g McIIWATNF, President.

A. q. McILWAINE, President.
DARCY PAUL, ID. b. TENANT, Vice
Presidents.
SAMUEL Il. PAUL, Secretary.
DIP. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN r. LAY, Superintendent OF
Agencies.
Home office, Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards I'm all the cities OF Virginia, I'm the
District OF Columbia and in West Virginia.
Life policies are now generally conceded
To be among the most certain and desirable
OF Investments. This company, managed
on principles OF strict economy, Offers the
lowest rates OF premiums consistent with
safety, and lower, we believe, than any
other Company doing business in the State.
Its success Is an established fact.
All reserve from premiums, ~ security
TO the policy holders additional To the can
ital stock Is invested by the local boards,
within that locality iIOm which 1t de-
rived.
Being convinced by their knowledge Of
the integrity and prudence of the gentle
men who compose It's Directory, and by
thorough examination Of the plan OF or
ganiZatiOn thai IL il in every respect a
reliable Company, the subscriber cltlZens
Of Wheeling, who have Themselves SUD
scribed TO It's stock and organized as a local
board, feel warranted In commenting the
enterprise 10 the favorable consideration
OF the people OF the state.
ROBT. q. JORDAN, President
y. VI. Fof, David Lynn,
T. 4. Lynn, Geo. X. TinRle,
ID b. Hubbard, Geo. r.. Boyd,
VIM v. HOge, Lucius HOge,
W. L. Hughes, Curran Mendel,
Robert simpson.
w. V. HOGE 4 BRO,
General Agents.
DR.. WM. J. BATES, JR.,
Med. Examiner. aug3l-sb
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, November !

NhlOAOOi WV SLIIOSL -
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, No. . spring at
81 O34@l 05 cash; 81 0349l Of4M
| O54 seller December; closing at 81 "a :
cash or seller November; 81 O5i seller
December. Corn weak and prices fell
46sc; sales OF No > at 3l@3l3c cash
or seller November; 3O5c seller Decem-
Der. Oats dull and nominal at 2O4@
20sc cash or seller November; 22922.c
seller December. Rye is in better de-
mand at decline of &c, No. , SIC
Barley quiet at 604G604c for No. ..
PROVISIONS-Mess pork at $l4 90
6l5 % cash. Lard 78c cash.
HOGS-Dull at 81 25@4 90 for COM
mon to extra.
BEEF CATTLE-Nominal.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, November I.

BALTIMORE, November I.
COTTON-Dull; low middlings at
Isle.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and firm for
choice and dull for medium; choice
at s. 10; fair to prime at 81 9O@2 90;
choice amber at 50 05; good to prime
red at 81 SO@l 90 common to fair do
at 81 4O@l IS. Corn quiet bat firm;
southern white at 62@65c; do yellow
at 60@65c; mixed western steady at
64c. Oats dull and lower; southern at
4O643c; western mixed at 3S@39c; do
white at 40M42c. Rye unchanged.
PROVISI ~ S-Nominal, unchang-
ed, very strong and heavy.
BUTTER-Western unchanged.
WHISKY-Firm; stock scarce;
sales at 95095Rc.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November !

CINCINNATI, November !.
BUTTER-In good demand at $50
25c tor choice.
COTTON-Dull; middlinga, lac
middling uplands, Isle.
COAL-Pittsburgh, l5c, ahoat.
EGGS-Active at 2Sc.
FLOUR-Dull; superfne, S5@5 .;
extra, Sc 3566 IS; family, So 9O@
10. Receipts-297S bbls.
WHEAT-Unchanged; 81 % for
red winter.
CORN-Duli at &c.
LARD-Unchanged.
PORK-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Steady at 92c.
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From the WoodSfield Spirit
DESPERATE ARRAY IN MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO.
One Man shoots Twice at Another
and then Beats him Over the Head
with his Revolver.

with MS heSOiNeF.
In our last issue we stated that ru-
NOR was current of shooting attray
having taken place in Jackson town
ship, this county. Since then one OF the
parties, Israel McAbee, was in town,
and from him we learned the following
particulars:
On TUESDAY, the 22i ult., as Mr.. Nc
Ahee was driving hls team along the
nnbIic road he met Alexander Martin
driving in the opposite direction: Nc
Ahee drew off to the right to let him
mass when Martin stopped his team
and said to McAbee: Now you have
to take it." and, suiting the action to
the word, drew a revolver. McAbee
ran, for protection, toward the house OF
Mr. John Steward, but was headed by
Martin, who fired, but missed, owing
to McAbee knocking his arm upward.
Martin then knocked him down aud
inflicted several ugly gashes upon his
head with the revolver. Mr.. Steward
who heard the shooting, made his APP
pearance while Martin was striking
McAbee and took Martin off OF him.
for which Martin struck him in the
face with his revolver, and then ran
Stewart picked up stone and iol-
lowed him short distance, but did mol
throw at him, owing, we presume, to
the distance being too great.
Martin is hiding somewhere IN the
wilds OF West Virginia. McAbee is
able to be about, but is not out or dan
Ger bv considerable. Several of his
wounds are deep ones, and may result
in permanent injury to his mind, per
haps death.
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A NEW religious sect has made its ap

A NEW religious sect has made its ap'
raarspce in London, called the Howl
inc Repentants." They howl at all
,onvenient periods during the night.
The services are conducted in the
ansn air a. they have, as yet, no recog-
Utyad place of worship. The sectsFians
Of oth his PIeligion End the police to be the
mo.t serious obstacle to their devouons'
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At Lat accounts the Grand Dul

At last accounts the Grand Duke
Alexis, in his tour around the world
u.s bobpobbing with the MaharaJah
Of lahore, in India. He was entertain
ed with the spectacle Of a combat BE-
tween a ger and buffalo: In order
to make the struggle equal the tiger was
dosed with opium and arrack was al
ministered TO the buffalo, with the re- =
suit that the supplied tiger, lacking al
spirit was shamefully knocked ABOUT
bv the intoxicated buffalo, and was
finally butted to death by the enraged
beast
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farm 0f 1913 Acres Of Land
Fer Sale.

, ATE ~ TIE BETHAN1 PIKE,
~ b.. MICS from The city OF Wheeling,
....-a part Of the James Kelly farm.
.o- ,v-.u=n'S consist Of good two
.. .. ....--i To-. house. large stable, spring
e. Tue land i in high state OF
.....~. and has Oae-fOUrth of mile
.r. ID H.. For terms, see l. b.
....r '.-. promises, or
.ia-. t'SRIE.N. Reat Estate Agt.,
Wheeling. W. Va.
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Farm for sale.

-br-T TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
\ l.-,.- OF the very b-~t hill land-'wO
l~.-I acres under OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and of|n.D.r.r fcMecheu ant Others,
. nm puaar.I % 10 half miles of Benwoo 1,
.rrr-rtv cD.~-v. VIII sell entire or in
,.-.r, .-rsr n..r.lqSn~S. and give possession
..r..T.t-..v. ". Y. HOGE & BRO,
..r. Eas'av'S Block, Market Street.
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FOR RENT.
For Sale.

r... .-rDRY BRICK DWELLING,
.....' ur ten rooms, situated on
e., ...- Invest corner OF Centre and
-'..-'> in -hriveT's addition to the
81, ...,...Dr
.yD-~rorv Frame Dwelling, with
.- ar1 GOOD cellar, hot and cold
..,.G down stairs. with gas in AL
SITUATED on the east side or
....... IN he sixth ward OF the
~.-r..ng For rrice and terms see
l.. q HUGHEI,
Real Estate Agent
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.>t.-n STATES OF AMERICA, DIS
.. DID,. West VI ginia.
Edward Z Cooper,
".
Matte Robert" George Cooper
In Admiralty.
.-.....r'at ~ m order entered on the
p.rN.r - in the nj trict Court of
a. ~r,-.~ ior the District Of West
.... .. rr. case OF Edward 3. Cooper
.. ... ~'alw0D1t Matte Roberts,"
...... .rlaSl.. uu-i', apparel and fur
-.t D.oraed 10 sell, at public auc-
.r ..a highest and best bidder, sa q
.....t- Matte Roberts, at the public
g.. me CIV OF ParkerSburg, West
~ W-DN E~nNY, THE Goth
N.4-. <rNENEF,S 1872.
...- r' ~1'--One- fuurth OF the pur-
..rr..v N cash. ami for the remain
..-. t-~'n~ The purchaser to give his
IS " o.. security resident within this
.. .n n- approved by the Marshal, in
.... rv'>. plvah's resp actively in SIX,
..H- W. months after date, with in
.uu tate.
HFDSMAN SLACK.
L. : Marsha District West Va
Gy " NJ. II. IR ~ IN, Deputy.
g. -. WHEAT.
Pr,nto~ for Libe'lant.
r ..~.. ". Va, October Is, 1872.
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For sale.

.,-.. r \NEDWELLING HOUSE AND
} -...... rr..s~Of Land. with a good Coal
Dn rHa N~emi~e~ i've miles east or
..- on Short Cree K.
.--plr.nq'f cash: the balance in
90 ',v,v-l.S. For further particulars
.rT +. N.nmin~' Aactiou Room,
T.nn Fletcher, wheeling, West Ntr-
Oct7
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G.. F..
GENERAL FAyORITE.
For general manufacturing purposes.
M. F.

MANUFACTURERS' FAyORITE.
For heaviest manufacturing purposes.
ALL LOCK-SITCH, STRAIGHT NEE
DIE.
The F. style, after more than five years
experience, ha proven itself the most SIM
pie, efficient and durable family machine in
the market, and stands to-day as the
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SEWING MA
CHINE.
The G. F. style is now offered to the
pubic after two years OF experiments.
Many of its principles are entirely
new in their application To Sewing
Machines. Both It's Tensions are original
devices patented by this Company, and its
stiffness and ease OF running will especially
recommend il. For light manufacturing
uses, In quality OF material, simplicity OF
design and adaptabiuty, IT Is equalled by
no other machine.
The VI. +. style has neither "Cam, ~" Cog
Wheel, Compound Lever" or Rotating
Cranks;" runs nOiseleSSly, easily and rap
idly; a Drop Feed on three sides Of the Heedte'
q capacity OF nearly twenty inches under
the arm, and can be used on the finest cam
brio or heaviest leather without alteration.
FOR SALE OR LEASE; terms easy, full
Instructions given and satisfaction guaran-
teed,
Agents and Canvaes ers wanted In every
county in West Virginia.
Address, "
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Agency, 81 Market str ct,
octl-sb. Wheeling. W. Va.
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Enr sale.

~ \ TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
= with ~-vnu o. eight rooms, on jacob
. - .r...' also small Frame House with
.. -., r~ on T.CpD street: also new
House on EOff street, containing
...ry. L. q. HUGHES,
P-41 Estate 4 cent,
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'"rms. ov Mail, in Advance
From the Charleston Courier.l
sUICIDE IN CHARLE STON.
n woman browns Herself I'm {
kanaWh River.

~ woman browns Herself I'm the
kanaWha River.
AT an early hour yesterday morning,
an unusual sensation was created by a
current rumor on the streets, that a
woman had committed self-destruction
some time during the previous night.
A Courier reporter was Immediately
dispatched to the scene of the incident,
which occurred in the lower end of the
city, just below Goshorn's Ferry, and
he, after interviewing various persons
conversant with the facts in the case,
ascertaiued that the name OF the suicid e
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For Rent.

rs Vt WE'LL KNOWN TAVERN
.. tr.g coupled by Henry kiewett'
..G benny street, South NheeHnS'
..- Ey'Grc- aupeTta.nIng thereto
..I 'h premises. or OF
HENRY SMITH,
Hr,roS' Merchant Tailoring ES-
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Enr Rent.

f.. ''rET GROCERY STAND, STORE
90 ...I Dwelling. corner Market ana
... -.-...~ Possession given immedl-
WM. H. BRINTON.
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THE NEW YORK SCANDAL.
MR. Cady Stanton EmphatfcalIy
Dehies the Statement OF Mrs.
WnnsahuIp

Mrs. Cady Stanton EmphattcaIIy
Denies the Statement OF MRS.
Woodruff.
LEWIsTowN, MAINE, November g.
Mrs Elizabeth -Cady Stanton, who was
cited by Mrs. Woodruff as authority
ior some OF her charges against Henry
ward Beecher, was in this city to-day,
and on having her attention called to
tne matter emphaticatly denied the
allegation, and dec AIRED her conviction
that Woodhulls statements are untrue
IN every particular. --
me Scandal to he IxnOred-COnver-
satiOn with Deacon Hudson, OF
Plymouth Church. =
From the Sunday Mercuryl
Reporter-I want to know how
Brother Beecher takes this Woodruff
affair.
Deacon Hudson-He amt going to
say anything about it. He's going to
cut the whole thing and let it 60.
Reporter-So?
Deacon Hudson-Yes. I saw him
to-day, and he said he intended to take
no notice of it.
Deacon Hudson added to this that no
matter how many circumstances Mrs.
Woodruff adduced in support OF her
charges, Mr.. Beecher would refuse to
take any notice Of them.
Reporter-But, Deacon Hudson, will
Mr.. Beecher not take the trouble
to refute these charges when they are
made Enthusiastically?
Deacon Hudson-No, | don't think
Brother Beecher will take the trouble
You see we know him, and we don't
propose to take anything that woman
like Mrs Woodruff says against him.
| know Victoria Woodruff "a well as
Brother Beecher does, and she never
told me anything about it. l think it
is blackmail. She wanted him to pre-.
side at that free love meeting and he
wouldn't, so she came down on this
Tilton thing.
Reporter-Well, Brother Hudson, do
the Plymouth Church flock intend to
stand by Mr. Beecher.
Deacon Hudson-Of course we do.
We know him, and we will support
him.
Reporter-Then the congregation
won't take the case up2
Deacon Hudson-Not bit of it.
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Rev. FATHER RYAN, the popular
"poet priest" as he is sometimes called
Of the South, has started on pilgrim
age to the Holy Land.
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WAITS.
WANTED.

.,,,,-n Young LADIES WISH sITUA-
ms IN Dry Goods or Fancy Store
,i,,..h had experience. For particulars APP
~ Tins office. nOv1-a
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Manufacturing from best selected mate
rtaIs, and employing noue but competent
and skillful workmen and packers. we pro-
nose furnishing our customers with supe-
flor Glass, put up in the best Of order.
Orders from the Home Trade especially
solicited AMI those from abroad will have
nrompt attention in careful handling and
sbippins, and be filled at lowest current
E .PAXTON, President.
GEO, W. ECKHART, Jr., Sec'y.
W9EELISj, oct. IL, 1872. oc'l1-c
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WORKS, NORTH WHEELING.

Also, will cut TO order all irregular sizes
and shapes.
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WANTED.

,r\.rEAI. yIRST-CLASS SEWING MA
- nine (auVa>SerS. Good Inducements
'.'.' WEED SEWING MACHINE
.,-S 81 Market street.
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WANTED.

,,,,O BUSHELS OF OATS.
w. II. CALDWELL,
.r. Quincy Street.
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WANTED.

crpV Ant GIRL TO COOK AND DO
\ ,,.r,r9I Homework. Arply at once 10
. - MONROE STREET.
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- ~ 81 <


-->f.-n. STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
.....r d.. Ns.r u ginia.
Edward Z Cooper,
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EXPRESS.

~, F35fl PASSENGER TRAiS5
fESS stS'~E4S will b. run by the f'll"v''" s
schedule on and after November I, b72--
Wheeling time:
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= ..>r PURCHASE 4 LOT. PIECE
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-27

HORACE GREELEY.-A rumor hav-
ing gained currency that Mr.. Greeley
has become insane, the editor in charge
of the New York Tribune ccntradIcts
the reprot, and states that Mr.. Greeley S
trouble is NERVOUS prostration. The
death of bis wife was severe bereave=
ment, which, added to the excltement
and disappointment of the political
campaign, has no doubt seriously affect
ed Mr.. Greeley, physically and ment-
ally, but we sincerely trust that we
shall hear at an early day of his COM
plete recovery.
We believe the whole country wish
es to see Mr.. Greeley maintain his pos
ition on the Tribune for many years to
come, and would deeply regret the oc-
currence of any circumstance THAI
would deprive the nation of his services
as journalist. Although as poll
tician he must be regarded as dead,
yet as the editor of one of the leading
newspapers he cannot but hold prom
inent position before the country, and
exert an influence in shaping our
national affairs.