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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November Grant has
1898 majority in this county. Free
man, Republican, for Governor, has
1919 majority. MAYNARD, Republican,,
for Congressman at large, has 1867 ma
ior;tv over both Cheatham, Democrat,
and johnson. Babour Lewis, for Con :
gress, has 1913 majority over HAYNES,
Democrat Grant carried six OF the
ten wards in this city, where the total
vote was e293. Heavy frauds and re-
heating are charged by both parties
Although the State is claimed for Gree
lev by 10000 majority, it is thought 6y
we'll informed Republicans that 5oOo Is
An extreme estimate, and some even
doubt his getting a majority, though
Brown, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, will be elected by a large ma
jority.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Death OF General Meade.

PHILADELPHIA, November AT q
meeting Of the Commercial Exchange,
held at noon to-day, appropriate reso-
lutions were passed relative to the
death of Gen. Geo. B. Meade. The
Mayor will submit a message to the
Council this evening recommending
that appropriate action be taken. Gen:
Bereues, Of the First Division Of
Pennsylvania Militia, has issued a
general order officially notifying the
command of the sad event.
The Funeral OF the Late General
Meade
takes place on Monday from St. Marks
Church, Locust street. General l.
Mcdowell has been directed to take
charge OF the funeral.
Meeting OF Merchants and Others.
At the meeting Of merchants and
others on the Commercial Exchange
today Mr.. Brice, the President, said !:
at is with extreme sorrow, gentlemen,
that announce the death OF Gen eraI
G. B. Meade, by which our State and
nation and government cutters a great
lose" A committee was appointed to
submit tomorrow an appropriate pre-
amble and resolutions expressive OF
their deep regret at this national
Mayor Stokely this evening sent a
message to the City Council expressing
sorrow at General Meade's death, and
advising them to take steps in the
matter.
The Horse Disease.
The horse disease is still prevailing in
this city. Many wagons to-day were
by man uower.
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WISCONSIN,.
Arrested for Contempt Of Court.

Arrested for Contempt Of Court.
MINERAL PoINT, November Our
citizens were excited last evening over
the appearance OF the United States
Marshall from Milwaukee with writs OF
attachment for fifteen prominent citi-
zens, including the Mayor, Aldermen
and Council for 1870. They are ar
rested for contempt Of court in not lew
ing and collecting taxes to pay railroad
Indebtedness, as ordered by the court.
They were all taken to Milwaukee for
trial. Attachments have been issued
for all the county and town officers,
about thirteen in number.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 7.-Returns
from the more remote parts Of the
State only increase the majority. The
Tribune this morning figures up, put
ting everything at low estimate. 81 900
majority for Grant The Free Press
concedes $1,000. There is every prob
ability that it will reach $4,000; In
the Congressional and Senatorial dis
tricts the majorities range from 5000 to
10000. The Democrats have elected
four members to the Lower House Ger.
tainly. and six districts are doubtful ,
with chances in favor of the Republic
cans. The indications now are that
every county in the State has gone Re-
publican, although Mackinaw and She.
boygan have given small Democratic
majorities.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Attempt OF Prisoner TO Escape.

Attempt OF Prisoner TO Esekpe.
WEsroHEsrRR, Pa, November T.
George Grant, who is under sentence to
be hung on Wednesday next for the
murder OF a woman named Spense, a
year ago, made desperate attempt to
escape last night He attacked the
keeper, B. F. Haines, while the latter
was going his rounds, and nearly
killed him. Cooper, the underkeeper,
was attracted by the cries OF Hsines
and fred four shots at Grant without
effect Grant was finally forced back
into his cell and handcutfed. He is
still savage, and declares be will sell
his lie dearly. He had padded his
body with blankets and the pistol balls
did not take effect upon him. Haines
ia in a critical condition.
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MISSOURI.

CLARKsvILLE, November 6.-The
election passed of quiet in this locality
The number o. votes polled in Clarks-
Vile is SAT, giving Grant a majority OF
s.; Woodson, Democrat, for GoVernor'
a'majority Of s.; Orr, Republican, for
LEGISLATURE, 81. Paynesville gives a
majority of l6 for Greeley.
Canton, November THE follow
ing is the complete vote Of Canton
township, Lewis county: dotai Vole'
667; Grant, 3lG Greeley, $50; OCopor'
I2 Woodson (Democrat), tor Cover
nor 333; Henderson (Republican), $50.
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Chicago.

Arrested for Contempt Of '"" r.,
CHICAGO, November 7.-Messrs. VII
,on and Shuman, OF the Journal VINO
have been attached for contempt o
court by order Of the Supreme oad' COut'
for criticism of the supersedeas p5ocesn'
inc. in the case OF Rafferty,, the demur-
reI lett this afternoon for Ottawa 10 az
near before that tribunal tomorrow.
The Horse Disease.
The clear weather to-day ofousu,
on, a still larger number OF horses anu
the streets begin to show q busy ap'
nesrsnce The disease appears 70 os
pba,ins under the good sare bestowed
unon The animals A few omniouses
and s a street car appeared on one OF tn the
lines to dsy, to the great delight OF 1ne
neon,e' The agent Of the ILLINOIS hu.
pops name Society reports that, at the very
ioa.st. ~ forty horses died in the city yes, yes,
t.rdsy' ts Oxen are being used 70 0sai
goods
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THE WEATHER.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty.fOur
Hours.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, November s, A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the entire country from the
north vest and the lakes, over the east
ern and middle States, clear and clear
ing weather; northwesterly winds and
lower temperature, with general frosts,
except in the latter section, on Satur'
day morning. In the gulf States north.
erly to eas,erIy winds, frequent cloudy
weather, with occasional coast rains.
In the Ohio valley and northwesterly
to the upper Mississippi, clear weather
and northwesterly winds. Warning
signals continued at Buffalo, Rochester
aud Oswego.
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The HempHeid Extensi0u.

Colonel Boyd, contractor Of that por-
ton OF the eastern extension OF the
Hempfeld railroad, embracing what j
known as the Brady tunnel, mile and
a half from town, has had several two
story frame buildings erected in close
proximity to the western end of the
tunnel (some Of which houses are
already occupied), and has commenced
removing the earth from the approach
to the excavation. The cuts leading to
the tunnel have become pretty nearly
filed from land slides and other
causes during the sixteen and q
halt years that have intervened since
the original company ceased opera
tions, and it will require considerable
time and labor 10 remove the obstruc-
tions, before being able TO commence in
earnest the work OF cutting through the
hill. Although the number OF hands
now engaged l. small, 1t IL Colonel
Boyle intention to shortly have large
iorce In op. ration. and vigorously push
the work TO com pletion. TO accom-
piish this object he il now absent to
secure persons experienced in such
labor. 1t will probably require from
eighteen 10 twenty.four months to COM
plete this section - Washington RcrielD.
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INDIAN A.
Railroad Accident.

VGSCENNEs, November Passenger
train No. . on the Indianapolis and
Vincennes Railroad was thrown from
the track near Sanborn to-day by q
plank which had been placed across the
track. The engine was badly wrecked
and the engineer and fireman killed
No clue 10 the perpetrators.
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- ropes Health Failing.

+. r i ne correspondent Of the Lon.
:,,.. ,:.3 saws that the Pope is sp-
3. ,..g -'.g'he close Of bis earthly career.
o.. t.. t : tnls fact that foreign min
4y.,se ave iong since begun TO send
=. -.elios concerning his health to
F'pec'ive Governments. His
,,,... recent death has made a great
>gn.o3 on his mind, and the spirit
80. r.'s Aeid up and strengthened the
g,... iFane is no longer there. His
=; =; Weakness, ssysthe correspond
:4ori'o '.o"n In the bent shoulders, the
,er. = nesd. the feeble gait, and,
t.:o's t:, In the failing memory Of the
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Engine Explosion.
FOREIGN.
EyGLAND.
The Presidential Election.

LONDON, November 7.-Tbe Presi-
dentisl election in America is The prln-
cipal topic of the leading writer's in the
morning papers. The prevailing senti'
ment is favorable to the Administration,
and the chief srbiec, OF complimentary
notice is the orderly msnner iu which
the elections were conducted under the
existing circumstances. Much sur
prise Is expressed at the completeness
Of the Republican victory ADD the large
majority for Grant,
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IOWA.

DUBUQUE, November Mime Con-
,rsssmen in this State are Republicans.
McCrary. in the first district, 5OOl ma
;o,;tv: Donald, third district, l5Oo;
$ratt fourth district, $500; Watson,
fifth district, 5000; LouGhridge; sixth
district, 5000; Kassin. seventh district
1000; McDell, eighth district, 4Soo;
Orr, ninth district, 5000; Cotton, second
d;strict was elected over Leffingwell by
4O5 a close and exciting contest.
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u,,,,xo-oy November The
State OF Delaware gives a RePuoiican
majority Of 5000 to 10000 and elects
T r Holt and Republican Congress
bv 5000 majority. New Castle county
elects Republican officers. IT the he
nsblicans have a majority it gives them
CONTROL Of the Legislature.
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p,,tir, tir,cfAtIant,c.SIope Hotels.

,-s isy- 40 | met Mr.. A. h.
-. =. q widely known room clerk,
- experience is probably equal to
- -e o. his ayoca,:on. In COM
,s,.ve moment, s; Willaris', he
81. me the following figures as to the
of he ,rei.rc ko'els Of the East.
81 hem down 81 tie time. and be.
Il, mem /, h. IS nearly correct as
r 70. o. the sort obtairable:
:~ Ar-rpe Hore'. New York
- &nnol. n'' i1.lniing -tores be
u :. rof- $4,000 The greatest
..,,s.s 10 Ane-c' Of the character
~ yeer- sgo the ground was
~ O. p y~a-- 'or 500 per annum
N-r>oo'r-r Hotel, New York
q, rr--rn', Sloj 900. just re-
, sui recovering from young
-. ma aEsmeut
= Nicholas Hotel. New York
80 So 81; annual profits rising
Z HswE- the proprietor, has
..-. ,g- aev Windsor Hotel, Fifth
,-.2-
@2.,enn' IIo'el, Philadelphis-
>>l"", r-rtrs above $4,000.
81 Central Hotel, New York
.... ,.ss2 !e-i--ai1 to he the cheap
-.-''-- oao'-anjIies-only $4,000;
:..Elurrb
:.a' H'u>e, New York - Rent,
h... Very -Hc'essfu| on the Eu-
80. n, profits $S5 ,000.
s'7 ! K No;e. New York-Rent
'' PT1di, $4,000, being full oi
--'1e-s 4. summer.
49, Hol-- Brston-Owned by
.,-' l..s.or P.uf'- Sl25,0OO
90. N'gs- New York-Enormous
- >@gu Profits $4,000.
-. f.. = 50 House, New York Profits
= .;or Ho'r'. Wssbington-Reut
.' P!aht- 5000.
.-' o.' wing hotels clear $4,000
aa,1n Brevoor', Clarendon,
Nv York, Taylor's, Jersey
= tie 'ar:est bar business il
81 S.at-s); Cataract House
80 blowing hotels make $4,000
',IT. = James. New York
~. AeT York; S,urtevant, New
- ). Cloud, New York; West
-: Brarch; Grammercy Park
i5,i; Revere House, Boston
Il p.-, Boston; Metropolitan
i.o2, E05itt House, Washing
oTiDc hotels make profits as
u H.hemar'e, New York
v We-'mjris,er, New York
Tra1i. New York. 10000
'=,o'e3 20 $j j.OOO); Clifford, New
- E3.tn; United States, New
E!arsJ; Be mont. New York
Merchants, New York
n Mansion House, Brooklyn
Ly-r-it, New York. $4,000;
y. .2.'', BROOKLYN, $25, 900; Ameri
I.S'o, $4,000; Congress Hall
pay so o0O US12); stockton
-. ~. ;- $500; Congress Hall, Sar'
w.. ares; hotel in the United
-, : '1r1om capacity, is probably
>. ,.n-a / on at Saratoga. Mr.. A
: .. vars rev Woman Hotel, New
S.$.. :. aa' above 600 rooms, The new
49,, .', N" York, has about 40(
GgI in Cbjr,oo Tr;b,,,-
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River aud weather.

PIrTsBCEGH, November r yer
statioGarv with 4 feet 6 inches .! water.
Weather clear.
ClNCISSArI. November River fall
ing with ll4 feet in the ctanLel'
Weather clear.
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Hardy C"uniy'
8 .,I,.tsp County, Ohio-GoOd
s,. n, Graudyiow Township.

liclNDyIET, November D.
~. 1.t4s Register:
..-.r,r the returns Of Grandview
.r..nr Wa-ainctnn county, Ohio.
.~...,,-cs o. the State has done as
a. NJ, township Greeley is sure Of
BE-. >,.. Greeley 2t7, Grant 1873.
.-,. m,ior'tv l&4 Gain over the
.....a..ar - votes Grants vote in
.,,,>3 G-a.Is vote in 1872, l35;
-.r+ Respectfully, &c,
q RNRISsoS.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire.

PoRrsxoUrH, November THE
house and stable Of A. Blaisdell, at
Greenland, was destroyed last night BY
frs. The property wss insured for
tll, 500 in the Imperial Company.
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Wanted.

A ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN. TO
A devote all or part OF h's time to solici..
ing insurance for the Asbury Ii Insurance
Company, Of Sew York, In sbeeling
Liberal terms - III be gJsnte1. Address
J ROBINSON STRAN ER,
State .geni ". Va, Asbury Life Ins. Co,
IA p3r'g Ferry W Va. ocfB
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IOWA.


Srorx CIrY, November "A terrible
accident happened a mile from this city
last night. A Frenchmau named Bon
LANCER was driving along the top OF 8
high bluff, when be lost his road in the
darkness. The team plunged into the
cut of the Sioux City and Pemhina
Railroad forty feet deep instantly kill
inc the driver and two horses. Bon
Lancer was a uell to do farmer and
leaves a wife and four children. lie is
said TO have been Intoxicated.
Engine Explosion.
S.BrLA, S. C., November This
morning the switch engine on the
Northwestern Railroad, opposite this
nIace while transferring cars from the
tsr-y boat. the whole engine waa blown
into fragments. scattering in every di-
rection. Sheets o. boiler were blown
half xar across the Mississippi river
TbeIeyer Tas thrown back. striking the
engineer on the breast, but it only
bruised him. No one else hurt
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M EpicAL.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Sc ,ious 8 ckness and suffering II prevented
by their timely use, and every family
should have them on hand TOR their pro
lection and relief, when required. Long
experience has proved them the saiest, osS
and suresi OF all the PILLS with which The
market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood IL purified, the corruptions of the
system ex pelled. distractions removed, aud
the whole machinery OF life .esSorrd 10 its
healthy activity. Internal organs which
become clogged and sluggish are clesnsed
by AYERS PILLs, and stimulated limo &C.
ton. Thus incipient disease IN changed Into
health. the value OF which change. when
reckoned on the vast multitudes who Gu
Joy II, can hardly be computed. Their 30.
gar coaIing makes them pleasant To take,
and preserves their virtues unimpaired tor
any length OF time, sd that they ara ever
fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although
searching, they are mild. and operate with
out disturbance 10 the constitution, or diet
or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper
To each box, how Ia use them as a Family
Physic, and for the following complaints
which theSe pills rapidly cure:
For DYSPEPSIA or lSpIG rsrioN, LisrLrss-
SEss, LANGUoR and Los OF APPETITE
they should be- taken moderately to stimu-
the stomach and restore lis healthy tone
and action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and Its various
symptoms, BILIOUS HEADACHE, Sick
HEADACHE, JAUNDIcE or GRkkS SICK.
NESS, BILIOUS CoLIC and BILIOUS fK-
vERs, they should De iudiciously taken
for each case, To correct the diseased
action, remove the obstructons which
cause IL.
For DrsKSrxRr or DIARRHEA, but one
mild dose In generally required.
For RHEUNArIsM, GoUT, GRAVEL PAL
PITATIon or THE HEART, PAIN ~ rus
sIDE, BACK and LoINs, they should he u.
ken continuously, as required, Ia change
the diseased action OF the system. with
such change those complaints disappear.
For DRoPsY aud DRoPsIcAL swELLtS0s,
they should he taken In large and frequent
doses 10 produce the effect OF = drastic
purge.
For SUPPRESSION, large dose should be
taken, as II produces the desired elect by
sympathy.
Asa DINNER PILL, take one or two pills
10 promote digestion aud relieve the stom-
ach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stom-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence II IL
oflen advantageous wkere no serious de-
rangement exists. One who feels tolerabiy
well, oiIen finds that n dose OF these pills
makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovauug effect on tile d.
gestive organs.
Prepared by DIR. ]. c. AVER a CO.,
practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MAs., ,US.A,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
nOyT-eodNw
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1:-Ine
official vote for President Grant w 'nls
city is As, 446.
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Wnoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis. Asth.
ma and Consumption

Among the Rrrl
dlScDyerierof mod.
crn science, lew ate
of more rt-l yslus
To mankind than
this e0ectualTeiiIs
dy for all diseases
pi the Throat and
Lungs. A vast triai
ui IL virtues thru
out This and otliei
cou ntries, has
shown that II d's,-
sIITely and gf'sCltI.
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f,r1:;j;n9 z'eqistsr.
VEST VIRGINIA.

r,,. .ics,l:r has reports claiming
>, =. t,,low,ng counties in West
I" - - have given majorities for
gan t,,,,. < .oo: Brooke "A; Marshall
w,,d 400; Marion 30; Cabeii
s.,.;,riag returns from other
,d.cate large Republican
- Tyler County.
pe,,g, TYLER Co. W. Va, !
, W November .. 1872. }
;-E a, Union township, Tyler
j.; ~, !. a. follows: Grant, l25 /;
:.& '. :, Democratic gain over the
''''., ,. The Constitution, IA.
y. .,..,' Z. ~, ,,rr.h,p. Peasants county:
= a.ioriiy. Democratic gain
-, me August election.
. '.' - D D. j.
wcfzcI County.
Wv M,ErrSsvlLLE, Nov. 3.
..,.asrhe Register;
vs.ois township. in Wetzel,
- .,. I>o Grant l29, OConor
: >. :..., ~. majority 30, which ls a
...; ,-:iv tnr thi, township.
Truly, ). IL.
Hardy County.
v,gsyrtIs, W. Va, Nov. /.
....:'he Rv='>'er;
r..r .nl,,l vote pollei here to-day
.,.,.,;c majority in this township
= r.. vote IN tie county will be
Vs-y ltrle interest was taken
.'.. ...oa ~ the people OF this
o., We W. ,eai you returns as
=. 5. ;G-y c me IN.
......iv.H,, JOSEPH SPEIGG.
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fire in the Penitentiary Tonight
,..,ro,.d the entire north wing Of the
-o-L.hon. causing much alarm among
uo'n .h" nr;sopers and loss Of about $50;
oOo 1 Insured in the English Imperial
Company.
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ally control them. The testimony Oi oui
bs,st citizens, OF nll ClasSf's. 6sfabIshe~ th"
fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL VIII and h's-
relieve and cure the afflicted dl~prd"p Z"
the Throat nnh Lungs b"yoDh any "the'
medicine. The most dangerous an""IIou-
ofthe Pulmonary organs yield Ia IL power
and cases OF JON-UMPrIOS. cuTed 10y
this preparation. are publicly known, -
remarkable H. hardly tO De b"Iley-i, w.ir
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa rem
edy II Il adequate. on which In" pubiIc may
rely for iull prDteCtiOiI. By curing CytobH'
the forerunners Oi mOTs serious il-"iu-@' "
saves unuumber.d lives, and nD amount -
suffering not To Dc computed. II cIsii'ug"-
trial, and convincsss the most skspticsl.
Every family should keep " on hsod ~
protection against the early and unpef.
ceived attack OF Pulmonary fection,
which are easily met at hrI. but winch Ds-
come incuraDie, and to Oiian istAl, u meg
lected. Tender lungn needs this deieDs~i
and IL II unvise 10 b. withoutsL A. sale
guard u children, amid the distressing liz
eases which De-et the Throat aud ,h'-l %
childhood, CHERHY PICTORIAL u lDVslu-
able. for, by ip unely ure, InuItliufI'S arc
rescued from premature graves. anu naS-i
10 the love ana affection cFBtstsJ on them
II acts speedily apd surely against ordinary
ooIdA, securing sound ami health. restoring
sleep. No one will suifcr trUbs-Cine "
FLDENZA and painful BKDSCHiTL,.
when they know how easily they can De
cured.
Originally the produc; Of ions, inboriou,
and successful chemical Investigation. NJ
cost or toll II spared IN BIa king ever bDu..
in the utmost p -s-ibls perfection. u may
be confidently rsliE-l npDn a. possessing NJ
the virtue IL has ever exhibited, and capa.
BILE of producing cures n memorable A. tii"
greatest II has ever elected.
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BALTIMORE.
Riot at the Polls.

BALTIMORE, November 7.-At q spe-
cisl election in the Sixth ward to-day
for member to the First Branch OF the
c;,v Council George Cullis, Democrat
"a. elected A serious riot occurred at
w. noIls between negroes and white
n.mocr.ts, when numerous pistols
nsrs fred and a boy named J. bosley
wss sbo, dead and many others were
unnnded
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Coffee.

ON BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE Rfo
HCU Coffee just received and for sale by
= HsisLs
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Choice Sugar Cured Hams.
oo nnn Lbs. on HAND AND FOB
lfHHj sale nv " EPJLI.Y.
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HOnIDY.

IN BARRELS WHITE FLINT FOB
OU sale by
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Refined SuRArs.

. BARRELS FXCELsioR A. p AND
> extra e coffee sugars just Teoeiyed and
soT sale bv ". .EkiLLY.
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Fiour-lOOO Barrels.

STERLlSG,
l., ID. d P.s Best,
Gem, Mos Rose.
70. sale az very low rates
LIST, DAVENPORT Il PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-08

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-08

The horse disease is still prevailing in
this city. Many wagons to-day were
propelled by man power.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-06-04
A Tiger Loose in the Street.

Says the Chicago Inter Ocean of the
21st: Gas the wagons ofthe Great Eastern
Menagerie were moving in procession yes
terday, no little excitement and alarm was
caused by the breaking loose of large
Royal Bengal tiger. Herr Lengel the
tanner, was riding with three of the beasts
upon the top of one of the cages A defec-
tive spot in the road was reached, and the
jolt of the wagon frightened the tiger SO
that he jumped to the ground, breaking the
heavy chain that bound him. Quick as a
flash Herr Lengel also landed on terra frma
and amid the most intense excitement on
the part of the spectators, started in pur-
suit. After chase of some rods the fright
ened animal was captured, placed in one of
the baggage wagons and carried back to
the canvas. The good Judgment of Lengel
alone prevented what might have been a
bloody piece of business.