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CtAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIA wINoHEsTER, va. 3ei =: 8

This delightful WATERING. PLACE has been
Thoroughly redtccd. and is nowkepS anf1e oest
modern style. Its waters are Alkanne, ana nave
wide celebrity foE their prompt and nappy ac.
ton III. Dyspepsis, Diseases oi tne kia1sya nIs an
eases, and IN their Admirable effects onHhe Female
Constitution, the sirOf Ospon Is unanrpasstd. y
all the mountains OF Virginia Tor satnUn'yi.eH
Giuity and ryness. Ita splendid 'RaIns we're de.
clared by Sir henry Bnlwrr, when IN visit here
with Mr.. webster. as hardly equaled by anything
he had seen Id Europe.
For, our pamphlet, with full particulars Of rates,
charges! &C., APPLY TO A. A.. SOLOhONS W.
ju1s-imo i FRAZIER & SALE. Proprietors.
MHE b OTT,ii IS EPRIN Gs,
i - BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA., i,,c:
Are now open TO visitors. It's waters are cele.
brsted for the cure OF aheumatisn. Gout. Psrsly :.
sls, TJrpor'of Liver, Chronic yDtarIhna OF Dyssn.
terry, Diseases Of the Uterus, Affections OF the
skin especially OF .Syphilitic origin, and numer-
ous Chronic Diseases. . .,.,r-., ID. -.
r. i,s THE BATHS -. .qs4
:. Vary In temperature from 6osto ITO degrees
Fahrenheisand present every variety or Chronic
Bath. They ana moreover found to prepare. the
sgstem for the beneficial acHoq or waters found
at the various other Mineral springs.
~, mo-. -gd.nAuD BATHS! .,sD .,,.,l..rIl,
Have been constructed similar to those that are
largely used st the most celebrated apas In Ger.
many; and which giye eufeFera the benefit Of the
very valuable remedial agents contained 10 the
Mineral Mud. These spriuRs offer UNSURPASS-
ED ATTR. ACTIONS. to both the Invalid and Pleas
:, The equipment and management
are eanai TO those OF frstclasl cItT b lels Every
modern Improvement has been provided. -.
professor ]. L, uABELL, II. D., Of the Universi
ty OF Virginia, Resident PhySician.. For Pam.
phlets and Circulars, address SsiU.iTARDY& Il Co.,
Richmond, Va. or J.A.AUGUST,; Haneger, hot
Springs. Bath county, Va iLL.t, ,n1ay22.2moi
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
Famous for their ALTERATIvE WATERS and
fashionable patronage, are now open. They are
1000 feet above tide water afording entire fellel
nom prostrating summer heat. Capacity for tWo
thousand persuas.
Oharges-S8p per day ana $so per meh16 Oh tnifi
ty days. GEO. L. PEYToN ":
may2s wfmSs = s u Proprietors.
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~ON MAR & A g e. "a :.
Happy relief br Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mens. New and remarkable remedies. Book,
aud Circulars aent free. In sealed envelopes. Al.
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. phIladelphia. Pa oct19'
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urANTED, SEVERAL PAIR OF HAND
w suHE fancy pigsous, for which liberal
price viii be paid. Apply to Dr. aEOhGE CAGL'
iHQ Julgo-l
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Gopartnersblps ann mlssolutiuns

DA TINE RSH HIP NOTICE THE
IL undersigned have this day formed Copart-
nershp under the name OF BRYAN j. BRYAN, for
the practice Of Lsw. GEORGE D. BRYAN.
ISAAC N. BRYAN.
Charleston, 8. G., JULY l, 1872. juiys-m5
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Cost and Jrunn.

T OsT SATURDAY, BETWEEN THE
IL suuth carolina haiIfoad and Line street, Q
ME 'BOuK, with q thrtsmOnths' ticket 10 and
from Summervlle and SS Su Ia Dlis' Inc lnuei
viii pu rewal by esviug 1t at lal Queen street
Cr - at this Gttice. Jul, 81A
EOUND, A SUM OF MONEY THE
IL owner, on desc.iJlng same and paying Tor
NM MCKAY, NO. is Wentworth street. tuly3
lost, IN EAST BAY STREET, Be
tween new Customh01se and Broad street,
vi 10 Queen Street. between East Bay and Church
streets, q Plain GULD DUFF BUTTON, (round.)
The finder Will be rewarded BY leaving 1t 8t the
Uffice OF tho United States Assistant treasurer,
In new Oustomhouse. SIS .,:.. -. -. iuly2
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vTTANFED, A COMPETENT WASHER
w. WOMAN. Apply a. No. 16 wentworth
street. sou side, near kaas Bay. lulyo-o
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WANTED, so LABORERS, COLORED.
w Wages $40 per month and rations: Ap'
ply ut No. 68 Sprlug street.. Juyo~9r
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kV1ANTED, THREE FIAST-CLASS MA
W., OHINE HANDS and Ten Finshers, az
LA GLEY'S Mandatory. No. 16I King street.
t0ly8-l~
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NNHE F1KM Of IUFEZ % LESLtE 10
Il thu day: dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons having Claims against said firm Will pre-
sent them and those indebted Will make imme-
,diate payment TO UHAHLES C'LESLlE, VINO Is
alone authorized to settle all claims .,s-l
CHARLES O. LESLIE,
PHlLLIS LOPEZ. !.
iJ- - IT = ~ -.
The business will be- conducted by CHARLES
O. LESLIE, at che Old stand july3-wrm8
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WANTED GENTLEMEN TO SAVE
w ffty per cent. By purchasing Hosiery,
Giuyes. Shirts, lies, Collars DO, Mt AIcner's Ba-
Saor Sao'1 mo strset lulyS-mwI3s
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aufrl Nntiree.

B- CONSIGNES PER STEAMSHIP
RG1A, II, New York, are hereby
notified that she wIdischarge cargo THIS DAY
9Th inst, at Piel No. 2, Union WharVes
Goods uncsled Iori suuset will remain on tn
wharf at owners' r. and sxpepsd iii -
-julys-l-----W.A A.. COURTENAY, Agent.
w OFFICIALAFFLE NUMBERS OF
TIE OHARLEsroN)tNT sTOCK, COMPANY for
the benefit OF the ste orphan asylum:
GLASS No 2a-SURDAY MORNING, July q.
ell ST. 6s3I-64 -51-l3- l-32-27
iCLASS No. sO-SGRpAY EVENING, July 9.
40-56-7- 453 3-22-66- Sill
witness my hanat Charleston, 8. O., 9Th day
July, 1872. A. hoRoso,
1uly8 Sworn Commissioners.
~ THE ChRLEsTONa;' 'CHARITA-
BILE OCIATIoNor the Benent OF the Free
School Funa-0mcIRafie Numbers: ~
RAFFLE CLIS No. 59l-AoRNrNG.
38-22- 7-65-43l7-48-45-20
RAFFLE CL3S No. 6s2-EvEN1Na.
7-78-64A A1O-7G38-73-.6 -.6-l7-46-39-
|. As Witnesa our snds at Charleston this 6tf
day OF July, 1872
rENN PECK, -
AMES GILLILAND,
,Julys ~. Sworn Commissioners.
~- .NOTICE-MR.i HENRY PREG
NALL is no longer athorlzed to act as my Atror
ney, either for the collection OF Rent or other
wise the power hang been revoked on my ie
turn to the city In Aril last. ~ >. #;
JACOB KEaas.
Charleston, July as7a.. iuiys.2'
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Uants.

VTTANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE
W. WHITE GIRL, a situation 70 do house:
work: willing TO ne generally useful. Apply az
No. 68 Anson street, one door below wentworth.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY IT TO NOV KNoW
Sewing Machine In the market H the HOhE SHUT.
TIE, price SIS and $S7. Oan be eeen al the Gene
raj Agency, NO. 255 King street, corner Beau1an
atreeL I. i. BlsSELL. 49,. 18nlI-0mo8I
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1m.:gale..

E1OR SALE, A FINE MILOH COW,
II newly calved. Apply OF No. n Amherst
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Tlo RENT, ON sULLIvAN'S ISLAND.
L an eligIbly situated. House on su,nVan's
boat landing, containing eight square: rooms,
pantry, double piazzss; &o.r On the premises ale
: large clstern and well OF water. and all neces
safy outbulIdI6gs. Also. q fine Vegetable Gar
den under cultivation. To an approved tenant,
ths rent viii be- moderate. Apply to B. 8. ID.
MUCKENFUSS. No. 81 Hasel street. jun25
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Io Bent.

mo RENT, TWO ROOMS WITH LARGE
i piazza. Apply at No. 81 st. Philip street. one
door south Of Calhoun street. '' - 1uiy6-~
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VKrANTED, A COMPETENT WOMAN
wv To uLok and assist In washing. Apply ~
Nv. RutledQe street, corner Of Queen. julyS-lr
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NIREMAN WANTED ON LIGHTHOUSE
Te.dsr Dandeiuu. Apply at office OF IL NJ
house Engineer, corner OF Broad anu Cnurcn
aI rrets ir-. 5ulys-l,
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WANTED, A COMPETENT MOULDER
w 70 take chare OF Foundry; also man 70
attend to Cupola. Apply to J. N. EASoN q bho.
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VYTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A BE-
w SPEUTABLE middle aged colored woman
without ipcumbi auces ~ c0Ok. Apply, WIN
rsferences. at No 10 Montague street. july6-2
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VTTANTED; TO PURCHASE FOB CASH,
W. smau house IN the central or western
part OF the CITY. Address 20" at this ONCE, STAT
ing location, terms, &c. % - leUo
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Saturday, september q, ls72, DAVID G. MOI, eyed

Saturday, September 81, 1872, DAVID 9. Nos, eyed
The relatives and friends OF the family are most
cordially invited to attend the funeral from the
Ioot OF Wall street, to day friday, september "a.
nan: at haIfpast one O'Clock, when carriages Will
Paterson and New Providence N. ~ papers
oNEL..on Tuesday, September "a, 1872, CArHA-
RINE ONEII, aged "a years.
her brother, "a Montgomery street. on Friday, Sep
TENDER a. at one O'Clock The friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
PUTNAM.-In Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon,
September 25, ABBY D., wife OF Nathaniel Putnam,
In the seth year Of her age: ,
specially invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence 10 Monroe place. this friday after
RIEss.-On Thursday September %, OF quick
consumption Mrs. LIzzIE GRAVES RIEss, wife OF
The Of s family e
specially invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her mother, Mrs. H. M. Hoagland. VIII
inst, at three O'Clock p. M.
RYAN-On Wednesday. September Is, BRIDGET.
beloved wife OF Thomas Ryan, In the 4eth year OF
The relatives and friends Of the family; also those
OF her uncle, Patrick Muane, are respectfully In:
vited to attend the funeral from the residence Of
her husband, No. Doyer street. to TRANSPORTATION
church, Mott street, to-day tfriday) where SOL
of her soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery for in
terment, at one O'Clock p. NJ
SOHANCk.-At Jersey CITY, on wednesday,, sep
TEMPER rs, WILLIAM K, eldest son OF John W. and
Elizabeth S. SchancK, In the 9th year OF his age
Funeral services on Friday, September 81. at
100 Grand street, Jersey City. Relatives and friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend:
ond street, JOSEPH T. SHERWOOD.
Maine and washington I'd. C) papers please
copy. (See Personally
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LODGE No. 10, A. 0. OF
q. F-Oficers and Brothers-YOu are hereby noti-
fed to attend the funeral OF our late brother,
AdOlph Steinwehr. To be at our lodge rooms, lG0
Hester street, at twelve O'Clock on Sunday, the
Goth Of September. BY order OF
W. g. EBENEZER BERRY.
r. 8. BALTHASAR WAHLEN.
wife OF John Storer, aged As years.
Friends of the family are requested to attend the
funeral this day friday, September ~, at three
O'Clock p. NJ, at Fishkill, N. Y.
TICE.-At FanwoOd, Scotch Plains, N. J., at the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. Isaac Mead, on
Tuesday, September rs, Mrs. ANN TICE, in the soth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral without further invitation Carriages
Will be in waiting to meet the halfpast ten A. M.
train from foot of Liberty street. New Jersey
mains will be conveyed to Greenwood.
TREMAINE.-At Kansas City, Mo-, on Monday,
September 20, OF typhoid fever, JOHN n, second
son of John M. and Eliza Tremaine.
WADDY.-On Thursday morning, September "a,
MARIANA H. youngest daughter Of j. II. and Ella
G. Waddy, of Jersey City.
WEBSTER.-At HOlbrOOk L. l., on Wednesday,
September 25 MARY ANGELICA daughter OF Thomas
A. X. and Georgiana +. Webster, aged months.
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A BsOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH EXTRACTED
"A without gas, chloroform ether Combination sets
extremely light and durable Rubber Sets $40 No sixth
ayenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Es
tablshed "a years. Drs. L. BERNARD SMITH.
TT,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-FIFTEEN
l. years; benumblng application; beautiful Teeth 81
Set BIO; Plumpers hollow cheeks specially; Sets
repaired. J. JAY vILLERs, 1855 Grand street, near
Broadway
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IL HERALD SAYS
Surprising, as 'Roi Carotte' docs, all
previous attempts made here in the
same llne we must admit II Is one
OF the most wonderful pieces ever
presented In any thcatre-fu OF
Interest and humor, while the scenery,
like kaleidoscope, ever shift
ing, keeps the spectator in o maze
OF astOnishmeut and admiration. The
Pompean tableau cannot, indeed, be
Columns and heaps of debris quickly
fade away under the influence OF tho
magic lamp, and the city, as II was
before its fall, its houses gay with en-
blems, Its streets alive with its varied
mob of pleasure seekers, rises up in
full light of midday before the audience.
The monkey tableau' Is also one of
the oldest and strangest and most out
rageously udlcrous spe ctaclcs that can
be imagined. There few courts In
tho world of reality, even In gala
days, which make SO dazzling show
as that OF King Carrot 1t Is mp0s-
sible, indeed, TO give a just conception
Of the varied magninccnce OF the
6DeCtaClen
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LIIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
IL Uwenty fourth street, Broadway. Begins at g.
Sole Lessee and Manager. MI AUGUSTlN DAILY

EIFTH AVENUE THEATRE;
STwenty fourth street. near Broadway. Begins at 81
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
SSs ssss s.SSF Z; ' s:::
e. sss MN:
James Lewis Lewis hbaydgs Geo GTMais as.
gold gold Si II Rsetws XVIII 6 B. Whiting, bur Bur.
s,IEsRsy biS$ShSS nAE1s ass
SEATS MAY BE SECURED one week in advance.
MaTy os$$g Rate e NE Charles Fisher
OLYMPIC THEATRE HAYES & COLvILLE.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
Of the f IF T ESSfHls ana gifted
who will appear J u hsT great character of
in Sheridan Kp9Tss FEfst masterpiece of tho
Mr. L's M M S sSs%s S5d H1 HSa s hudson I'
SATURDAY, September 2s HuNcHBAoK MATINEE
Saturday ss cA Gsne nS Of
.ChAAltcxh Mh.EF'S WHITES ArHENMuM.
Asp $S$SsSs f$Gi As'a''
JOE LANG, j. H. CAMPBELlL GEO. CUES,
CHARLEY WIIITE,
together with the great
RICARDO RICARDO,
MCKEE AND ROGERS
FIFTY FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
MATINEE 9E EEa GHANR oSn4 1r
T ooK OUT FOR THE
dSs ct SaSIpiH 3 HSp SfEb AE'
WHITES ATHENEUM, NEXT MONDAY.
THE THIS EVENING. LADIES ADMITTED
Tfa p
the ladies
Cafe Chantant
''' Dr0aaway ess Broadway,
Saturday, September %, 1872
w HITE's ATHENEUM 5s5 BROADWAY.
" S GSusThIanF A ASD G GIkBEkE,
NEXT MONDAY, NEXT MONDAY
CHoICE RESERVED SEATS FOR THEATRES Lee
J. ~ lures, &c. at THOMAS, 12sg Broadway between
Fay Sssl. and ;r's gsrf SrsaSma ar'
GEE THE EVENING TELEGRAM
TO-DAY.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
ssoCIATIoN HALL,
rRff;AYY E Il e haSi sEPT u,
the celebrated rns HbM SSyf YS rPa Editor
his first in America, will deliver his anus
ing Lecture called .aoDrns SOCIETY,"
and ~ h sc2e ran S
Admission, 5Oc.; Reserved Seats, 75c.
Tickets at Ticket Agency, ia broadway; Schirmers
| 7Ol Broadway, and Association Hall
|
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u The Grand Spectacular Opera BouiFc,
In acts and 10 tableaux, by OFFEN-
BACH aud 6ARDOU, R0f CAROTTE,
produced with the Qrandest Comedy,
Operatic and Terpslchorean COMB.
NATION OF STAR ARTISTS ever gath
cred together one stage In tho world,
and acted for q month to EN-
CHANTEn AIIDIENOES
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(NRAND OPERA HOUSE,
VI Twenty-thIrd street, ner'Qf Eighth
avenue.-CURTAIN rises at o quarter
to 8precsely. CARRIAGES may be
ordered for II O'clock SEATS my be
secured for week In advance at the
BOX OFFICE Of tae Opera House aid
Flfth Avenue Theatre daily
Fifth week of ROI. CAROTTE.
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ID OF CAROTTE MATINEE
IN Saturday, at 1 O'Clock. Every scene
compiled; all the music and the
grand cast, as in evening per-
formances:-Mrs JOHN WOOD as
The Good Genie;" Mr. JOHN
BROUGHAM as liking Carotte !" ROsK
HERSEE the "Stolen Princess !"
STUART ROBSON as the Court MaeI.
cian;n EMMA HOWS0N the "Fast
and Tickle Princess;" THE FAMOUS
MAJILTONS as the "Farandoie
Spritcs' tho CELEBRATED LAURIS
In the "MOnkey Rcyelsn
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AMuSHSruNrs.


b E#HEInI5l A JHp 5 1REli,au x.n.,.,
FEiSd i7S SSH%5,SS E ii IL Manager
the HS aSSSI ": S;ss
x1 b an sf s
oYsraiz. . !H SV Sy FlIi pSSf aSShrnn,
THE rLoA AR re 1 81 Rhs e FOREST
The performance XII Rs fS%T N ( III VIZ
On money! tn g. ni sk PGiIs fhs AMENDMENTS
with Mr. ss .s' DEIH1S EssEsGHrs
w LAST Two Two s NLsHrs
LAST 7 E%S s sISIiEs
LAST MATINEE MATINEE
LYDIA E kEsftwosr HoArA'f'
MISS Lydia THOMPSON
AND HER GNRiyALLED coMPANY
Earl of Leicester man M # e spP% THOMPSON
s4 kHsF HAas ssgs + s Il Il EH.,
AND 9 sxTh MATTSE EI, 1E k lem
LAST ApPEARHSck AND S FAhE EVE BENEFIT
m MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
' ''''' f TIE LAST APPEARANCES
THIS Splendid COMPANY
whose engagement has been one Of the most
EVER KNOWN
FALL AS HS' WINNER a1RslfE SEASON
Of iN5i shsrs,' o w fGn%Sn''
PYGMALIoN AND GALATEA,
will be presented.
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ANTHOLOGY.

II NOW THY DESTINY. -FoREwARNED Is FORE
N armed the separated reunited back in love ana Du-
siness; l5g West Forty-hrst street, near broadway
MISS WELLINGTON, 102 WEST TwENTy-SEyENTH
ln street. near Sixth avenue, be consulted on all
affairs OF life; separated brought together Lucky mum
bers given,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-06
HOM e NEWS.

RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. 5-The horse
malady appeared here this morning.
Haywood's fine trotting mare, Fannie
Haywood, Loafer and Pomeroy are down
with it, 1t is spreading rapidly. Whole
sale merchants and cotton factories have
ordered extra horses from the country.
Two stores on Hillsboro' atreet were
burned Sunday morning, the work of am
incendiary. Loss over the Insurance
s., 600.
MEMPHIS, Nov. ID. p, Robson, late
Assistant Superintendent Of the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad, was shot last
night in a street car by r.. b. Miller,
during political quarrel. The wound is
considered dangerous. said shot was fired
in self-defense.
GoLDsBoRo', y. c., THE malady
is here.
COLUMBIA, :. C., Noy. 1.-The Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Societies Fair opens
tomorrow. a number of articles have
been entered, which, it is believed, will be
the finest display yet made. The weather
is splendid and the crowd enormous. The
premium list is extensive.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. IS72.-There is u
cold rain at Chicago. \ number of deaths
are reported. Oxen are doing the hauling.
The statement that the Treasury De-
partment had decided that the discrimina-
tons against French bottoms applied to
vessels atioat, is premature. The matter is
still under advisement, but such decision is
probable.
No street ears are running to-day. There
are 1000 sick horses here. There is no
sign of an abatement of the malady.
Grant gains 964 in Portland, 272 in Lew
iston, and 60 in Bangor, Maine
The Cincinnati Gazette telegraphs that Ohio
is Republican by 5000, and Indiana sure for
Grant.
Returns from New Gerk indicate that
Greeley will have but small majority, if
any, in the city. This gives the State to
Grant and decides his re- election absolute
ly. The Democrats concede it.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. ), $3.50, p. ".
From all the returns received here it is
certain that Grant has carried New York
State by over 80 600 majority, Connecticut
by 1000, New Hampshire by 5000, New
jersey by 1000, Maine by 10000, Massa-
chusetts 10y 10000. Vermont by 10000,
Rhode Island by 1000. Immense gains
are reported everywhere.
Banks is beaten for Congress in Massa-
chuSettS.
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NASHVILIE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. D.
The counting is tedious and returns come
in slowly 1t is believed here that May
nard has carried Nashville, Davidson coun-
ty aud the State, and that Harrison is
elected in this district.
Nov. G, $40, A VI
Tho Murfreesboro' returns are rs follows
Grant, 497 Greeley, 367; Cheatham, 2Is /;
johnson, 100; Maynard, 400.
The vote in Gallatin stands as follows {:
Cheatham, 247; johnson, CD; Maynard, SIC.
FIVE district in Robertson county give May
nard, 267; johnson, POI; Cheatham, 40I
Franklin gives Maynard, 504; Cheatham,
2G0; johnson, 305.
Shebyvile: Grant, 976 Greeley, G35 John
son, 800; Chatham, 1872 Maynard, $40.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6, 4:30 q. I'm.
We claim the election of Maynard, But
Ter, Thornburgh, Harrison and possibly
two more Congressman. Shelby, David
son, Bedford and probably Rutherford
go for Maynard.
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EREENEVIILE

GREENEVILLE, Nov. j.--Greeneville
gives Grant 200, Greeley l37, Freeman 1876,
Maynard lS2, johnson l36, Chatham 49,.
For Congress-Butler 203, and Carter 1875.
Three districts in the county give Grant
l70, Greeley IS, Freeman $50, Brown ST,
Maynard III, johnson 53, and Cheatham
"a for Congress, LIST Dist, Butler 175,
Carter 81. The county will give Grant,
Freeman, Maynard and Butler majority
Of about 200.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ..

WASHINGTON, Nov. D. IS72,
The New York Tribune claims the city
by 10000, but the Republicans will not
concede over 10000
O'Brien is beaten for Mayor and the con-
test is close between Havemeyer and
Lawrence. Pennsylvania gives Grant 3d.
600 majority. Ohio gains largely over the
October election. Greeley is buried in an
avalanche.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5, 9:40, p. III.
Connecticut Gen. Hawley is elected by
500 majority.
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CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, 1910 p. M.-Half of the
city gives Cheatham over Johnson 63.
Maynard beats both 223. Cheatham will
beat Johnson 100 in the city.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov, 6, $40 n. m.
This city votes for Grant, l, 100; Greeley,
G92; Maynard, 1884; Cheatham, Al; John
son, PSI Crutchield, 1,02s; Key, 75S !;
Freeman, l,0S4; Brown, 723. No returns
from other precincts.
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TALnoTr,s SrArIoN, Nov. ).

EDITORS CHRONICLE: ] send you the
vote of our district, 10th, Jefferson Coun-
ty: Grant, 81 Wilson, SO. Greeley, IS !;
Brown, IS. Freeman, - c Brown, 80.
Johnson, y Maynard, -; Cheathgm,
-. Thornburgh, 81 Caldwell, %; Gar
rett, -. Mcdonnell, 90 Owens, "a. Eckel
&c; Dick, Il King, - Corbet, 3.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Nov. D, IbI2.
The following is the vote in this Dis
trict: Cleveland, Grant, PIG; Greeley, l4S;
Maynard, 200; Cheatharn, 81; Johnson, 1O4
For Congress, 3rd District Crutchfield,
223; Key, 1873. For State Senate, Morgan's
majority in three districts, l12
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JONESBORO'.

JoNESBoRo', Nov. 5.
The following is the vote in the Jones'
boro' district Grant, 143 Greeley, LOG
Freeman, l3l; Brown, lis Maynard, 100
johnson, 81 Cheatham, 80 Butler, 40
Carter, LOG. This is a good index to the
country vote
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NIORRISTOWN.

MORRISTOWN, NOV. D, IbI-,
Three districts of Hamblen county give
Greeley 81; Grant, 220; Cheatham, 2l9;
Maynard, 1876; Johnson, 12l Brown, 81;
Freeman, 220. For Congress, lst District
Carter, 81 Butler, 211. For Representa-
tive in Legislature; Peck, $40; Tate, 19S.