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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

Mechanics Lodge, No. A, l. o. o. F.. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd aud King.
:, Min4na Tribe No. 8, |. o. r. NJ, at Red Mems
Hail. AS Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X. Of p, at Knights
OF Pythias Hall III Market street.
Asbury Lodse,I. o. of G. TIL 9Th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A NJ, at Nc.
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
lrandywiue Lodge, No. IS, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising sun.
Wilmipqton Mutual Aid Society, at Hall Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

tR- FALL "LOrH hG-Mr John H. uahguscn'
pleasant tailoring establishment al AIS king STREE
has Just been supplied with 4 line stUck ni fAtt
GOODS, selected v ith much care and d scrimu ION
lust such stock "a tasteful people Ike Il tys ain
and select fitul. Mr., Ms customers nave 1t d
V.hiage OF his II years eXpeGirnCr n h. ~rl r,in
OF goods and styles Of max up. Those Wh D. II
TO feel the need Of FAN and Winter eiuri =. sn,t
by all means, call at his plac' aclDrr 80
measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

New AdVeIiis' ments, This lay.
Dr.. Tut E-oi ines euia No ice.
SrzCdOnt-CitY lLtm.
j ne 'tnCr Mea'
City Items by various par les
sausage shti AK, r-AieN. Back
Nttlcs-- WUrs in-mcDs Land Association.
Dry GuOds- Crawl WOrrell
Ties alton ag nis, sports men and others.
Horses az auction cit, Il 2 Jar and Tattersall.
Pere ptIry pubic salt--Iames Piice.
AT htiOn-Repu lican IuvinClbles
Lots 'Or salc--N. NJ Chtlds A co.
Hardware Truman shaw, Phi ada
Hons for sale-M NJ. / hid h Co.
hoy wanted.
Wented-Grl 1, do Rentr raj hOusewOrk
IT, !. q. U."-Opcra ll.usc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
Registers aluttrss.


- EGlSTER'S OFFICE,
~ NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October 17th,, 1872,
Upon application OF Itacnel h. Colt & AdmlnlstTa
tflA o. Robert O. Co lins, late Of imngton CIV
IN SAID unity deceased II is ordered and directed
ny the R gist; that the Auminisrralrix aforesaid
give notice OF the granting Of Letters of Admluls
Iau : upon the estate Of the deceased with the
uate OF granting thereof by causing advertisements
De posted within ~ days from the date Of such Let
lersI IN SIX OF the most public places OF the County
Vi sew Castle,requiring all persons having demands
against lhe Estate TO present the same or abide nv
an Act OF Assembly I'm such case made and provided
anu also cause the same to be inserted within
the salue period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL a
newspaper published In Wilmington, and 10 he con-
tlnued therein two weeks
o.. Given under the hand nnd Seal OF ONCE of
H. 81 tne Register Aforesaid, at New Castle in New
a,o Da.sstte Oouhty aforesaid, the day and year
an ~ ,5r mtitleh: :, Is. GIBBS, Register.
NOTlCE-All persons having claims apainst the
Estate o. the deceased must present the same duly
arrested 70 tne ADMINISTRATORS on or before oct IL
lelS, or abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case
made and provided, NN''
address Al e q. RACHEL E. COLLINS, Adm trx,
S'N''" Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
philadelphia Suftiun SALES.
a. CITY BAZAAR AND TATTERsALL
40N Nos. llf9 D. T. ll46, ll2s aud li8l, Race 81.
PnILADEL. HIA.
Auction sale of
ABOUT THIRTY HEAD OF HORSES,

On MONDAY MORNING, Oct. 2lst, at 10 O'Clock,
Suitable for fam.li, svaI amt business purposes,
including
A tay horse yeats Old. ltl Ia 'Gs high, wac
ranted sound anc kind IN sltgle aud Il uble hAr-
ness; fearless Of locomotives god family hsrse
hlltng-tOp Park PhptO
Set of ingle harne T.
Whip, hODe, Blanket nc.
SUrfel horse Il years Old, 49, hands high
warranted sou Il and Kind Ia sinkie and double
harness; he we'd 70 trot wile III 10 sired by hen
MOrtOn's Frank Fierce
A hay mare, years old, 1917 hand h gh.
black mare years Old 10 hands HI h has been
I'm dOhble harness.
BY Horse years Oil, 10 hands high warranted
Kind In single and dOupie herness.
Brown Horse, year, OLD, lbT hands high, war
ranled KIND IN SINCE aud uOuUe harness.
ALSO,
number Of other horses. Full description on
morning vi sale.
Also,
collection OF new end se"ond-h md carriages,
express wag ms, ngle and double harness, saddles
bridles, blanke cts, hdlt' Is Whips, Ne.
SalC Of hOrsts, carriages, 6C,, on Thursday neat
DOYLE MI HULS,
AuctlUneers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

kXcURsloN OVER THE DARBY IMPROVEMENT TO-DAY.
The Darby improvement Of the p. W. a b. X.
II. 90 has been hu far completed rs to admit Of
the passage of trains over II in safety. aud an
excursion was made over II from Philadelpha
to-day. The cars left the Broad aud Prime SIS
depot at 1915 p. NJ. with representatives of the
city press and the press uf Delaware county. to-
gether with many railroad officials. The road
will he formally opened to travel IN few weeks,
we understand.
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS, Tie attention of
the ladies il called to tho vory large aud fine
stock of ladies' misses, and clildren's furnish
ing goods. of every STYLE finish and quality.
being laid IN for fall and winter wear, at l.,
Franks hoop skirt and corset emporium, No. 5ll
Market street The stock of felt skirts, of va
rious colors and qualities, for ladies and child
rem, is full and complete, while the line at
ZEPHYR goods. knit caps, sacks and oapee Of
tiue wool IA large and varied OF hoop skirts,
corsets. Nc, which are made at this establish
ment. the stock il of the largest aud beet. MIR.
Frank makes specially Of hair goods. such az
switches, paits, chignons, and in every style
That Is used Another specially made by ladies'
and gents kid gloves, Of which he keeps on
hand all the best makes in the market A beau.
tiful stock Of handsomely worked slipper pat
terms are also to DO had at this store, besides
hundreds of other articles both useful and
ornamental. The ladies' are invited to call and
examine his goods,
FAREWELL SERMON. Rev d. W. Moore, of the
Lower Braudywine (Presbyterian) church, about
one-half mile this side OF CentreVille, breaches
ms farewell sermon tomorrow.
We stand at the head of the list with urmlg-
nidcent stock Of Fall and Winter clothing which
are unequal ed for quality or material, excel CO
OF the work nausIlp Ia tue making up, and eX-
ceedingly lOw pric ~ ~ which We ara selling all
the goods. Bennett X Co., Tower Hall No 5l8
Market street. la way between Fifth aud sixth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

TIE NEW OMNIBUS. -McMullen u Seals vii
mlngtou ~ Western r. Il, omnibus was put into
service thus morning on the occasion of the
opening eXcursion over that road Its quite
an attractive as well as a comfortabl vehicle
in which to take ride
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
tw-F. L. FRANK.
5II MARKET STREET.

tE- IOU are Troubled u ih Fad ira N Ii annoys
your friends as well as yourself You would like {
get rid OF II, but scarcely know what NeaAs
adol We will tell you. Use the fragrant SOznpINT
II vii cleanse and beeuti the teeth, and leave
your breath pnre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
scr Asul.

S f"Nfs
IFoR tENT,-.rwo 3 10 rooms. central Ap-
4 ply - GLEN IN HAUG,
Cctls-d' No. West Fifth Street.
StrAbLE or RENT - ruth street between
- Market and kiIg Apply 10
scpt.l3-r G. r. ThOMASMn Market So.
LNOR kENT-ll use with rooms aud ex- @A
\ tunsive grounds, near Schuizen Park. Ml
Posst ssOn az once. address
sepAtt 20. BOX 4Ss.
LNOk RENT - store and dwelling, also -
4 stock and fixtures Of grocery store for A.i
sale. Apply 10 EVANS PENNINGTON,
sepls u No. $40 W. Seventh St.
IGOR PENT - An excellent stand under new
II western Market very desirable Apply TO
Il. n, HOAGlAND,
sepll-i MARKET House.
LNuR RENT-The large and elegant Easements
H Of upper stores, Masonic Temple Apply TO
q. WORR IL,
aug4-u $50 AMI 22s Market.
NOR RENT-A large store-roon with onice
H 'front.' large yard back with stabing for SIX
SEA- Apply 10 p. WOhRA IL a CO.,
4l9 W. Front street, or
pr22-u H. G. Plersun, next dOOr.)
KNyHARF PROPERTY FOR RsNl-situated at
w South end Of Market 81. Bridge. Apply 10
iehlI-u CHAS. WARNER X co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
Eust aud found.
Goardiug.

I1oARDlNG 90 For rent, after Nov. nth, two
, communicating r'oma on the second door,
Oci.i6 { N. W. Cor EIGHTH n WEST SITS.
DO NRnl web arders warted to try Weed Sew
, lng Maihin' at bl4 MARKET ST.
Everybody will go TO A. f D.'s Lecture.
DOtl Accommodation Tor boarders. Also
ID nus unfurnlshed room, A.
OoilF-6' aS5 e. FOURTH ST.
IloAkDlNG-A few gentlemen can be accom-
ID mOdatCd with iard at
oct'i'u 81 s1IPLEY ST.
loARDINg-For GENTL EMBN at
AD sepl6-u sl2 KING STREET.
DOARDI NG-At Az Market street table board
ID furnished. auggO.u
hBOARDING-At
ID apr2dm 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
DOARDiNG.-A few gentlemen can be accomo-
/ y dated with hoard at
febs-tf 2sl WALNUT STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
GSfursionS.

ENCURsIoNs-The street cars IN ke da ly ex.
H cursions to the
NEED 5EwI MACHINE OFFICE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

IL The GTedie't AIT VI The Lrese,t "gr uu.
AND women, healthy and vigorous in mlnd ~ 'oN
The continued headaches, weat ness + n.,'l i t,t
and varying ailments which afllItt wuiJ,n drc Ken
ally the result OF imperfect action o IN. stpiu 81
and other vital organs Dr. Wax r. air ri.
vinegar Bitters, being compose tlrtl ~ 1t = Ir
Die substances indigenous To Csl o. iual b
taken with perfect safety by the mos uruca' IA
are a sure r. medy corr eli x ali VT aga IN an.
giving new vtgOr - the whole s,s ,.'l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

~ INSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply to A. T. SCOTT Room No. 6, 8. ". corner
VI Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sen
TENDER 10th, at ~ O'Clock sel5 ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
Political alntirrs.

Il Market street for "''
WEED SEWING WACHINRS.
A 1TBNTIoN- kEpUBlICAN lNvINCIgrEs
~ sp'c'a. nI 'ttlug wi be held Monday even
in ~ al - o. lorA, AZ Headquarters. yer, memDrr
,s eaintS'J requested 10 be- present as business OF
lp"l' 'htr' cone rnug the grlud patadt on Satur-
oay E'th lhst'' WI come up 10 collsdtrati H. BY
j. E. PIE CO. scry. : DC oct IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

sea OIL DESKS AND School FURNITURE.
Proposals for School Desks and Furniture for No
u scnool, will h" received hy The unlersgnod-
All proposals subject to tue ap Ova OF the Boar
Of Education.
Address e Their Of the und,rs g;,cd BIild:Lg Com
Hit'ee' Il. sc MIKE,
JNU u dUM.E,
OCT 1-ot wv u GRlFFlN.
nRRPnaAL-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

az eCsrg qndfte.' oft z I be where l. is IN 81
and there are few Indeed where II Is IL the Mex.
can Mustang Eminent iaAes preur,irct OF Al. s,mi
lar prt paratiOns Its trlLSVeudtnt me- rtts have tb.
tained for 1t popular ty seidOu rc4cn.d 10y IN,
proprietary medicine. Ia its infancy the G.t u IT.
success was pronounced ia the Wide prtadrr I'd, rst
ment which 1t receive IT I'm " cais, vet Ii4si
surgeons, hOrsemen and the pub c ge rally NJ
one sF thlnks Of questioning It's c.timt be con
sldered the STANDARD Linimeut America.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
Owes MORE TO THE FRONT.
GRANT, WILSON
L 0 F L A N D
GRAND ToRcHLIoHT PARADE,
On SATURDAY Evening. Oct. 26th.

MI, ~ wncn occasion the Republican Invncibles Of
Philadelphia, the n ,rmnuy Legion az IN ildeinhto
Ile elephant Gun VI Philadelphia, the i-pub lean
DelHogrdlG tluh Of Philadelphia, the Veteran Club
30 IN Blue Of Chester aud the Grant n ill0n ana
harlTanit Gun Of Chester and several clues from
mesL "a scr, Dover MiddetJSn. New Castle,
wemaih} stanton ahd Other places having Leen iu-
Vl.ed VIII, doubtless, be- present
,i EaCh hrplnllctn camp dgn Club in this city,
qnehted u name tire nlembers OF their Ilnb 10
serve on me General Committee Of Arrangements,
WINCH committee VIII NEE az the GRAND ARMY
plete the arrangements -
by order o. the Z mmittee Of Arrangements.
m g. koDMAN SMITH, Chairman pro TEN.
SNANA R'VLhNi oec' pro tenn, octS.f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

DRoPosAL,


The undersigne Will receive Prnp0 ais fer Heat
ers I, the new school House, NJ = IN outn - il.
m mi u SAID proptsa are ~ Ic tr approval b
the Board OF Education OF WtniL gton
II. MCINTYRE,
j. Il MOORE,
Nm H. GhlEFIN
Octl1-6t Hiding Committee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

nKpAnTMkNr.

NV ATEN UFFANTNFNT
w CHIEF ENGINEERS Of L. :
No 1910 MaTNtt H., rt,
WlIMiEGrOS, DEL, Oct. 49, lsI2J
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING PUMP ii. Use.
Sealed proposals Will be received by The under
signed, ~ t1ls OrlCe, un'ii ~ NJ, MOuua,, the 2ls
nay 1 o. toher, l'1l tor bliuiug Pump Illus tor
the Cly Water WORKS, IN accordance " In tue plans
and specifications, which an he seen III This ftic,.
No bid will he received except nom Responsive,
contractors, and the right TO reject aiy ur blns
reserved. Z. II. GALLAGHER,
octl6-.I Chief Engineer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
NoTIcE.

TIE WILMINGTON Il READING r.. II.
COMPANY
lave ia completed arrangements to carry MONEY.
a. MAILS, auI EXPRESS MATTER to and
nom hll Nh's On The ine Of their road ane West
IN s'I express matter sent to Franklin reitV gram
ollet' No West hlri street or their Deput Front
anu Mhnsul or ord RI lei with McMullcd A Seal
delivering agents viii receive prompt atl,pti1u ~
a'i"'' g. SrUI4Z. Gent stunt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19

FAREWELL SERMON. Rev, d. W. Moore, of the
Lower Brandywine (Presbyte rian) church, about
one-half mile this side OF CentreNille, breaches
his farewell sermon tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
p-THB BIG 10, VEST oaTR $ RI M

FY-THB BIG 10, VEST h 0HTR S RrKT
THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FAL; SHoLs.
have increased my stock, AID am prepared /
ell good shoes
AT VERY low PRICES
My motto is "Quick Sales and sn al Pron's.
have women's good shoes for $40 per pain
ow is that for high? Please give me call before
buying elsewhere
LOOK for the big ( o on the box by the door.
J. NJ. HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
mar29-tf I'D door from Shipley,) VIII, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
situations ana 1.stp 4tanrfd.

,Advt ulBemeutA Of three lines a,u ln4.ruid undo
this mead twice for 70 cenial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all derange-
ments in the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgativs.
: Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or min
eral whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent.
, 1872-11-28
THE WEATHER.,
War Department Pr0Enosticatfons-
Reports from Vario0s P0imta.

War Department ProEnostications-
Reports from Various Points.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHEF
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TE1EaRAMs AND
REPORTS FOB TEE BENEFIT OF CoA9ERoE,
WASHINGTON, D. e., Nov. 27.-ProbabiGhes-
In the Northwest, and thence to Illinois, the
barometer will fall tomorrow, with southerly
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather. Over
the entire lake region and thence to the Alle-
ghanies and Tennessee clear, cold weather
and southerly to northwesterly winds. In the
Gulf and South Atlantic States, high barome-
ter northerly winds, and generally clear weather.
In the Middle and Eastern States, clear, cold
weather and southwesterly to ::northwester1y
winds. Warning signals continue at milwaukee,,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit. Toledo, 1C1e7e-
and, Buffalo, Rochester, and Oswego.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 27.-There was sudden
and severe change Of weather last night, accom-
panied by heavy gale. The mercury was down
to eight degrees below zero this morning.
BUFFALO, Nov 27-TerIifc squalls have pre-
vailed for the past twenty-four hours, and the
weather has turned suddenly cold. Several yes-
sells laden with grain arrived to-day, and num-
ber Of others are still On the lake. Marine dis
asters are apprahended.
DETROIT, Nov. 27.-Weather clear and cold
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 27--This is the coolest
day Of the season. The mercury stood one de-
gree above zero this morning.
NATION, Ill, Nov. 27.-The weather is cold
and clear.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 27.-Weather yery cold.
with q strong northwest wind
, 1872-11-28
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE CHICAGO
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Z,
The Number issued Wednesday,
Nov. 27, has the following

CoHTENTS@
FRST PAGE-News Of the Week-The
E1ectlon-State Legislatures-Foreign-
Obitanry-Re!igious Bodies-Money and
Observation-Disclosures Fire-Rec-
ord OF Fires, Peri1s, and Disasters
Crimes: Crime in New Xork-Noted
Criminals General Items-The Horse
Disease-The National Banks.
SECOND PAGE-Prospectus- Editorials:
Minority Representation: The Corner in
Northwestern; The Erie Canal; The
Retribution Of the Alabama Claims; How
to Annex Cuba; Ministerial Influence;
Silk in California; Lamp-Post Justice.
THIRD PAGE-Editoria1s a New Phase
Of Darwinism; Causes Of Crime; The La
test German Philosophy; Social Protec-
ton in france; Cooking as an Accom-
plishmeut; The English Language and
the Classics-Editorial Paragraphs-uh-
nois Official Vote for Representatives in
Congress-.
FOURTH PAGE-Editorial Paragraphs-
Editorials: The Warehouse Business;
The Price of Iron; The Claim Against
Mexico; Railroad Abuses Veterinary
Letter Te1egraphlc News: The Storm at
Sea; Wall Street; The Great F'our-in-
Hand-Doctored Butter.
FIFTH PAGE-The Lost Missouri-Horace
Greeley-Washington News-How Chro-
mos are Made-The Western Blockade
Wisconsin Official Vote by Counties
Northwestern Bee-Keepers' Association
Advertisements.
SIXTH PAGE - Correspondence: Our
Springfield Letter; Wall Street News;
Veterinary Surgery; Farm and Garden:
The Apiary; Tornado in Sicily.
SEVENTH PAGE-Househo1d Pets-Eu-
genie Grandet (Continued)- Valuable Cat
tie Meteorology - Fires - Dairymen's
Convention.
EIGHTH PAGE-Money and Commerce.
The Grain, Money, Live Stock, Lumber,
and Dairy Market Reports.
, 1872-11-28

Tru1nbu11, Fenton, Rice, Vest, and Tipton will
have their designations for future labors entirely
at the disposition Of the Republican CAUCUS.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE NEW YORK TIMES or dREsWKLt.
New YoRK, Nov. 27.-The Times denounces
Office in the business Of telegraphing, and hints
that he does not now well manage the Post
Office itself.
[1p ths associated Fress.1
4 LABOR COUNCIL.
Of the Mechanics and Workingmen's National
Council WIS held here last night. ALI the trades
and labor interests we're represented. The
Council elected H. E. RedBtone, President
George LoEelace and R E. Merrill, Vice Presi-
secret s The oounc eS VII convene G @ evefy tno
weeks. Delegates will attend from al the
mechanical and labor associations throughout
the United States.
Delegates will be admitted to the seats to
which they IRE entitled, and hold them until
succeeded by other delegates. Thus continued
session for the consideration Of the interests Of
the mechanics and working people will be Be-
cured. The action OF the Council thus far
promises good results.
APPROPRIATIONS.
There Dire indications that further ap-
propriations to tie District OF Columbia will be
vigorously opposed, although approved by the
tee have agreed to report in favor Of Sc, 100000
for the Indians and $50, ,000, 900 for pensions.
DEFAULT1NG PENSION AGENT.
/ has been discovered that Collins, the default
ing Pension Agent here, the late editor OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic newspaper, has left
the country.
CHICAGO RELIEF FUND.
The Daily Chronicle recommends that in view
OF the spirit Of the Chicago press the relief fund
Of this city should be turned over to the credit
Of her District Treasury,
, 1872-11-28

by large crowd Of people. His routs brought
him into close proximity to the ancient Hall OF
Levens, where be was invited to partaha Of the
time-honored custom Of drinking Of . desorip
tion of old ale called *s Morocco" out Of 3 large
goblet, standing on one leg and saying I" Lack
to Lerens 90 long as the Kent flows" He has
80 far been received with enthusiasm, and has
been offered the hospitality Of some Of the lead
ing hotels in ths principal towns through which
he intends to pass.
, 1872-11-28

Spec3a1 De9pdteh to 1hs Eh7ca9o 1F76une.
NRw YORK, Nov. 27.-The Manchester Guar
dian, Nov. II, says that when Sergeant Bates
and his flag arrived in Kendall, al the public
men OF the town who we're not pressingly en-
gagged attended, and, after repast, speeches were
delivered in which strong sympathy was ex-
pressed with Bates and his mission. He Was
assured that the good feeling towards America
which he had come to test, did in reality exist,
notwithstanding the recent adverse awards un-
der the Washington Treaty. He was now carry
ing out his project at the request Of number
Of public men in the United States, who held
some opinions that he did on the subject in dis
pute.
On Monday morning he resumed his march to
Lanca ster. On leaving he was heartily chaered
, 1872-11-28
Horace Greeley.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Nov 27-The Sun says, to-mor-
row, edito1ial1y, in double-leaded type:
We deeply panied to learn that the physical and
mental condition Of ths Hon. Horace Greeley con-
tnues, at the latest ndvices such as to cause he
The combined effect Of the political Disappointment
and domestic affection happening together threaten to
be too much for his hitherto strong constitution He
is 60 years Of age, and ay not possess the
eame recuperaave power which has hitherto enabled
him to rally after periods Of Illness and depression
Still, In common with the whole people, we shall
earnestly but andoualy hope for favorable issue In
his case.
The Tribune this morning announces that Mr.
Greeley still suffers from nervous prostra-
tion, arising from an almost total loss Of sleep
for month or more during and since his wife's
illness. This finally affected the nerves OF the
stomach, and it's election OF food still further
weakened his Byatem. What he needs is the re-
turn OF his appetite and sleep to restore tone to
bis system, and in both Of these particulars
there has been an improvement this week.
, 1872-11-28

Special Despatch to 1Hs Chicago 17ibtrk.
DETRo1T, Nov. 27.-This evening, while John
Armstrong, night watchman on the Michigan
Central Railroad, was crossing Fifth street, q
span OF runaway horses, owned by Andrew
with such force that he died instantly. The
horses had been hitched, but, being frightened,
had snapped OF the hitching post and run
away.
NEW YoaK, Nov. 27.-Three 1aborers, named
Edward Foley, Nixon Ralph, and Patrick Con-
way, we're instantly killed this afternoon, by
the premature explosion Of blast at One Hun
dred and Forty-seventh street, near Seventh
avenue. Police Officer John Armstrong, and
laborer named Michael Buckley. we're seriously
wounded.
, 1872-11-28

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 27.-Se7eral horses have
died here from the distemper. The street cars
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 27.-rhe horse disease
has disappeared here, and work has been re-
sumed in the coal regions.
DIXON, H., Nov. 27.--The opizootic is raging
here. Every horse in the livery stables is down
With 1t, and there have been several deaths.
The American Merchants' Express CompauY has
the credit Of starting the first yoke OF oxen.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 27.-Ihe epizootiq is in