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New Tin and Stove E>la5IiSlmes

Per'ysri1}c, J'mitta Comfy. IN
THE undersigned has opened ct; Ir
i Tin ana Stove establishments in Sc r51
on Railroad Street. next door to the TH,c'
FORA Hotel, where lie would he pleased 70 ss
all who are in want of Tirware. Stoves. g
lie will also give prompt attention To all O.
ders for Roofing. Spouring and Jobbing 81
of which he guarantees TO pat up Tith %
best of material aud in 4 workman n lie Ea,
ner. Having had over ten years ezperisaa
in the bu'iness he faIfcrs himself taa, b
can give entire satisfaction to iAc pubic.
He keeps on hand the celebrated Ni-r,
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econ mical and heaviest plated s,17e tar J.
use. lie will keep on hand the 0rie7
Heaters and general assortment Of the bel
stoves manufactured JOHN UUNRAh
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,

Such as French and English Merinoes Pop
lins, Alpacas, De Lanes. plain and figured
Shawls, &c. and also large stock of Notions.
such as Gloves. Mirts, Hosiery, Embroidered
Collars and Cuffs. and Il general assortment
of Dress Trimmings.
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Os. saaE's cArARs.i Rsa-oY.

IiS the only form of ins trumcnt yet inverted with
which fluid melcine can BE- carried htqh mp and
perfectly applied to all parts OF the aieete nasal pas
"a res and the chambers cavities communicating
Herewith in which and ulcers frequently exist,
and from which the catarrhal discharge generally rro
ceeds The want of succe- n trratlns tainrrh herc
tofore has arisen largcy from the inipo-sihi,y OF
ap3Ivinr remedies to these cavities aud chambers
by aly OF the ordinary methods This obstacle in
tn. yay of efectng cures cLtrely overcome by tie
invention of the Donchc Ia USING ihi- lnsnl'cIn' @
pin,i,g being realrci MP o!'s nc>ill IN iui
t-eltly Il ,wns strel Ia the highest rotton o TIE
hia al pis-aes passes into and thoroughly eranses
h le lbe- and cha1' Ders connected herewith and
o n, on. of the ,9osite nosr Is TIE j. 'ssn; End
so 81 mile that child can understand 1t. e"!i
anl explicit direetIO1S accomis sny esei
Instrument. When used w'ti TINS instrument DF;
Ssee's Catarrh Remedy cGTc' recent aiiackS .i
s.CcIi iE thc kIcI1 ~ a few npplicstcns
SyrnpfOEls OF q ta.r:;. Frequent head
ache discharge fillin. into ihr$t. sometimes pro-
fuse wa,ery thick rIIcus, puFulc9t, ultrsiyr &C.
in others a dryncss, d'y wafer. weak or iii"n'ed
cves storpir. M or obstruction oi 3-al Ia--n.cs
rin,inr in ear. dcaflc$s. hawking aaI oru hing 10
clear throat, ulcc'atIohs, sc'o- i'"l tttlr. 49,
total de1-iv1tip1 Of sense OF smell and taste Czz-
ness, mental preston. loss oi G'pcNt', lh,'Gc3-
ton ENLARGED tJlSil<. ticking cJcEh. DC. tiE u
few of these symptoms arc Likely 10 De present III
anv case AZ one ii ne.
Dr. Sa.-'s Catarr', z r.; c.'y, whrn used
with %, Pie-cGss aas. che. and acccm-
rrcp u-ranIe1 in the pamphlet that wraps cGc. lot
tie OF the Remedy Is perfect specific for tins an
ii-ca-e ard the proprietor ofcr-. in good ain
$500 ward f,r n case he can not cure. he
Renaly il mild anf pleasant IN use. containing ro
strong cagstic drugs or roi>ors. The taiarfh
Rerciv Is soil ut 50 cents. nnrchc o. 81 cents, by
all D7ug.is:s, either viii be mailed b. pro-
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Sole Proprietor.
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HEALTH! BEAllTY!!

STRONG AND FIRE; EICH rLooD-INCSEtST. +.
uT FLESH AND W EIiHt--Ci.EAR SKIN A..D
IEACTIECL CUMrLEXiU., SIC l RED TO Ill
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PARK HOUSE.
REEDSVILLE, MIFFLIN co, PA.
DAVID I. sssEsI, Proprietor

The undersigned respectfully calls the at
tention o: the public TO the fact that he has
leased the hotel property in ReedSville, for
merly occupied by Aaron Shoop. and is pre-
pared TO accommodate strangers and travel
,rs. lie will spare no means to make ihe
Hotel urexeeptionable in every particular
lie will exercise personal supervision over
his Bar. Table and Stable. He res pecIfully
solicits share of the patronage of the public.
DAVID |. RICE.
Reedsville, April 10. 1871.
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g Il 0 & Z r I Z 8,

Such as Sugars, Syrups, Cofees. Teas and
Spices. Also, large lot of Queensware,
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. Fish
Salt and Nails. Together with full assort-
ment of Goods usually kept in country store
BE- Highest price paid for country pro
dgce in exchange for goods. Prices to suit
The times May |, 1872
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NORTH WAhD.


MAI. TRAIN leaves Baltimore ........ $50 q m
leaves harrisburg g......-. ~ > m
leaves William ! orr ..... G:Ij > m
arrives at Elu.ir;:.......-l ~ q m
GIN II EXP. leaves BaltiInore......... 7::;j y II.
arrives At Harrisburg ..In:2j p m
FAST LINE leaves Baltimore ........l2: 10 p III
leaves llarr.suUry........ $40 n m
arrives AZ Wiilamsrorr S:l5 p IL
WEST RY TX leaves Bllfimore..... 90. lC:pO p N
arrives At Harrisburg. l2:5G a M
NIAGARA Ex leaves }altin,ore........ 7:j0 q N
leaves Harri>hurg-......lO;ll a IN
leaves Willlamspolt ..... .:2n p II
leaves Elmira.............. :: o - III
arrives NJ Cana udagUu $40 D NJ
HAf- sec leaves Haiiiniorc.....-... 81 = IN
ERIE MAIL north leaves Tarrisbg 4:i5 III
arr. at Sun5Ery- Geo Il III
SOUTHWARK.
MAIL TRAIN leaves kinrira ......... $40 n N
leaves WilliamspOrt...... g:Ij u IN
leaves Harrisburg. >: > p IN
arrives at Haltlmore..... G:3l p N
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg. ......... $50 a m
aagrives At HaliImcrc... 1:IH a IA
ERIE ExPE 5 leaves Sum- ury........... i: a N
a-r-,'s at Hirrishurr... .: ) 4 m
ERIE NAIL south leaves injury IL: Is a N
arrives n Harrisburg. ::ib u m
Pacific LIZ. south leaves !iarrisb'g lc:lj a n
arrives a: Baltimorc... 1:l5 p III
CIScIS'I Ex. leaves Harrisburg ..1l:ID D III
arrive at Baltimore. 2:lj a IN
NIAGARA EX leaves Cananda quail 80 o N
leaves Elmira .. :5n y m
leaves Williams port - 5:Dj p M
leaves Harrisburg. ........ ~ D IN
arrives at Baltimore Ill - u M
HAIR Ace south leaves Harrisburg t:i5 a m
arrives at Balfim0re..IO:l5 a M
Mail Train north south Fast Line
north, Pacific Express south. Erie Express
south, and iiarri burg Accommodation north
aud south. Niagara Exp ess north and south
daily except Sunday.
Erie Mail north. Cincinnati Expr .ss north
anu south, West IN Express north, Fast Line
outh lea'e daily.
Erie Mail south. daily except Monday
For further information apply at the Ticker
uihce IN the Pennsy lvania RsIlrold nepot
ALFRED K. FlSKE
General Superini endert
Harrisburg. June Il. 1872.
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@jcG:fat.

No Person can take these Eitters aceo-,
ing 10 directions and remain lo-- urveli provii.4
their bones - rot DESTROYED by rlinNr1 poison CT a..
means and III, vital organs wasted beyond the "a.
OF repair.
Dyspepsia o. indigestion. Headache, Ps
in the Shoulders Coughs, Tichtness of lie Chs't. D.
ziness Sour Eructllions OF the Stomach. Dad ras,
in the Mouth, BiioUs Attacks, PapltduoH n ~
Heart. inflammation Of the L,ncs pain in The Te>r,
of the dneys, and hundred Other painful symp;as
are the ofsprlnGs at Dysrepsi7. II these coinpa-a
il has no equal and one bottle VIII prove Letter So
antee Of its merits ttln 4 icn--hy advertisement
For Female Complaints, IN ynnns 81 -
married or single. ~ the diwn cf wrniartood, q.
turn OF lie these Tonic Ritters display 50 decided
influence tIlt marked improvement IS soon Iecss
tbl-.
For I.,flanmatcry and Chronic Rhen.
rnaffs:., and Gou; Bilious, Rcmittcut and l-t.-
niteat Feve-s, Diseases OF the Blood, Liver Kiirs,
and Bladder. these B.iiers hlye equal. Such b.,
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produced BY derauCemert cf the Digestive Organs
They arc y Gentle .'Irgatiye as yveil,,
as i powerful a-e-t il relieving Congestion lnaan
nation Of tho LIVER ald Vsc,ral Organs, ard IN B.,
Diseases.
Fsz Skin Diseases. Eruptons, letter, Sli
Phcuni, R,otches Spots, Pimpes, PuS;ues. Bnis t,s
buncles Ring worms. Scald- Head, Sore Ewes, Er
sing aS Ich Scuris, Dscu.orlIOas ot the Skin. Humr
ana DISEASES Of the Skin OF whatever nane ultr.
are literally dug up and carried out OF the system IL
shor, time bv the of these BItters
Grateful Thousands Trocn,n NrNEG'v Br.
TIERS the most wonderful ldvigOaaI 'hlt sustained
JW3I1KFR- Pcon'r 7. y. -gcD9S AID & co
Druggists and Gen. Asts., san Francisco, Cal
and cor OF Washington and Charlton Sis New Nofk.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
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FORCE PUMP

THE undersigned Is agent Tor one of the
4 hest Force Pumps. for any dep,h of els
tern or well. in The world BY attaching hose
10 tie spout. water can he thrown 81 10 80
feet. Nothing better could be asked in case
of fire. 1t is non-freeziag pump
SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co, Pa.
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NORTHERN CEN EihL RAILWAY.
SPRING TIME TABLE.
through and Direct & su:c t. jynsaiuC-
ton, Il r;iGiurJ, !L:u..rs, I!I-.
Buffalo, ltgch"sIrf and
SIuEai;l Fails.

On AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 10
- 1872. ,he traius oil the .5o-lacrr Central
Railway viii run as fo!lows:
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Is AT
PENNELL'S CHEAP STORE
IN PATTERSON, PA.

fTiiE l1rgest and best assortment TO be
L found IN Patterson. Thankful for tie
liberal patronage heretofore received from
the public, | would respectfully announce
that have just opened Il very large stock of
Goods well suited to the trade. NV stock
consists of full assortment of fine and staple
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news and nothing to change the last reports.
Thornburghs election is conceded Carter
and Kew are doubtful. Except Hawkins
and Sullivan all the representatives from
upper East Tennessee are Republicans.
To the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 6.-The official
vote of this city give Greeley 1856; Grant
4,S63; Governor, Brown 1852; Freeman
400. Congress at large, Chatham 2037;
johnson 1852; Maynard 4,5SS. In the
District for Congressman Haynes, Demo
crat. 4.196; Lewis Ash. Lewis is un-
doubtedly elected to Congress. The total
vote is 9,318, the largest ever polled.
Nothing definite from the 9Th Congression-
al District.
Cbeatham polled heavy vote in West
Tennessee, while dispatches from East
Tennessee indicSte that Maynard carried
that section over both Cheatham and John
son.
At Grand Junction, Tennessee, Grants
majority is 123, a large Republican gain.
UNION CITY, TENN, Nov. Give Dis
tricts in Obion county give Cheatham go;
johnson 100; Maynard 2l0.
BROWNSVILLE, TENN, Nov. 6.-This
place gives Grant 693; Greeley 1858; Gov.
Brown 705; Brown 1863; Maynard 667;
Cheatham 236; johnson $50.
JACKSON, Tenn. Nov. 6.-Campbell,
democrat for Congress, majority in this
county is 200. He also carries Weakley
county by small majority. Nothing def
mite from the other counties. The race
between Campbell and Num- will be very
close.
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Swallowed ever since Pennsylvania was car
ried by fraud and treschery in October. We
accept the inevitable. The Liberal move
ment is temporarily checked but not de-
feated. Its ultimate triumph is certain.
There are thousands who conspired against
it it that will live to deplore their mistaken
opposition.
Tory Views.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-The result Of the
American Presidential election yesterday is
published this morning. The Telegraph
believes Grant deserved reelection. The
Standard makes violent attack upon the
Republican party, which, it says, has done
nationally what Tammany and Fisk did
locally. Grant and Greeley are both unit
for President, but ofthe two evils the lesser
was chosen.
The Daily Telegraph, referring to the
reelection OF Gen. Grant, says no one de-
serves better Of his country, or Is wOrthier
of place among the illustrious men who
have twice held the presidential Office. Eng
land has had cause TO complain Of many
things, but President Grants policy toward
her has never been wilfully petulant or hos
tile. The Telegraph hopes the United States
will now take care Of Mexico and CUBA.
1t believes the West, not the East, de-
mands their attention.
The Standard upholds the principles on
which the Southern States seeded from the
Union and opposed Republicanism, which
it denounces as the deiticstien of the pas
sions of temporary majority and as iden-
tilted with personal ana political corrup-
ton.
In consequence of the supremacy of the
Republican party the States are loa ded
with debts, and the foreign holders of their
secures received nothing. The Republi-
cans are responsible also for the insurrec-
ton in Cuba, the anarchy in Mexico and
the murder of the Emperor Maximillian.
The Democrats, however, are no better.
Hsaine.
AUGUSTA, Nov. Cone hundred and
thirty-six towns give Grant 49 1888; Greeley
34,303.
BANGOR, Nov. 6.-Thirty-thousand ma.
jority 10 the State.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. g. Grant will
probably have Eve thousand majority in
this State.
Massachusetts.
BOSTON, MASS, NOV. o'-Ihe vote OF
Massachusetts foots up Grant BLOT,
Greeley 81 500. Grants majority 1921.
Washburn's majority for Governor IT,
238.
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 6.-Rhode Is
lands Republican majority S,338.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. 6.-Complete
returns show the total vote of Connecticut
to be S5,901, Of which Grant received
5O,626, Greeley 1890, scattering 3S5.
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EAST TENNESSEE.
KNOX.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 8, HAS A. NJ.
Maynard will carry East Tennessee over
Cheatham 10000, and about 1900 over
johnson. Thornburg will get 5000 ma
iority this side of the mountains. Brown
runs ahead of our ticket.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Msynsrd
viii beat Cheathsm seventeen thousand in
East Tennessee.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 6, 1875 P M.-Raining
hard all day and night. There is. little
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WEST TENNESSEE.
Madison.

JACKSON, Nov. 6, 1920 m-Official vote
Jackson precinct: Greeley $40, Grant APO;
Brown 545, Freeman 403; johnson 1853,
Cheatham 3SS, Maynard 1913. Campbell
4S6, Num- 363, Caldwell 50, Bell 20.
JACKSON, TENN, Nov. g. Official vote
Of Manison county: Greeley 1851, Grant
42l; Brown I,525. Freeman 1886; Cheat
ham 1923, Maynard 1921, Johnson 479;
{ .mpbell l,5SS, Caldwell 381, Bell 80;
Num- 1909; SuiPes, SeHale, LILO, Rosson
1U4, Harper, Republican, for Senate 1877;
K ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Democrat,
1868, Perkins, Republican, 1,345; Brooks
fioater, 755, Bryan 244-two precincts yet
10 hear from will not change the general
result except that it is doubtful as to the
issue between Caruthers ana Perkins.
LATER.-One of the precincts has been
heard from and gives Perkins, Republican
for Representative, few votes majority
over Caruthers.
UNION CITY, Nov. 6, 1910 a. m-Obion
gives about 1920 majority for Cheatham.
TRENTON, Tenn, Nov. 6.-The vote is
as follows: Cheatham 1874; johnson 59S;
Maynard 961, with four Districts TO hear
from.
Dickson.
DICKSON STATION, Nov. 6.-Greeley,
81; Grant, "A; johnson, 35; Maynard, "A;
Cheatham, 81; Brown, SO; Freeman, "A
Whitthorne, IS; Gibbs, rs; Trotter, for
Senate, 10; Lanier, for Senate, A; Moody,
for Senate, SO; Rep. Leech (no opposition)
1876.
Shelby.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-Official returns from
nine wards give Cheatham 1880, johnson
1916, Maynard 4 ,2O3.
CoLLIERvILLE, Nov. 6, 3:43 p. m.-The
total vote poiied at this precinct, four hun
dred and sixty-fge. The Democratic cleo
tors received one hundred and twenty five;
Brown, for Governor, one hundred and
forty-eight; Chatham one hundred and
nineteen; Johnson thirty-six; Haynes one
hundred and forty-fve. Republican cleo
tors, three hundred and sixteen; Maynard
3ree hundred and seventeen; Lewis three
hundred ana fourteeH; Freeman three hun
dT6d and fifteen.
LauderdaIe and Haywood.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 6, $50 P.
VI --AlAIIlCAheslC CDlAIUJ O'LCSlTS Oh; NI@IJ
48S. Brown S45, Freeman 4S4. Campbell
800, Caldwell 1855, Bell lis, Mum $50.
Cheatham COP, Maynard 456, johnson Z4z.
-Four districts TO hear from.
Haywood ofliciai: Grant 1856, Greeley
1,27L. Brown 1850, Freeman 1857.
Maynard 2,Sl4, johnson 253, Cbeatham
l,OS5. Congress Sth district: Num- 2,95l,
Caldwell 233, Campbell 957, Bell 81. Lime
field precinct TO hear from.
Hardeman.
BOLIVAR, TENN, Nov. 6. - Hardeman
county official with one box to hear from:
Grant l, 40, Greeley 1855, Brown 1879,
Freeman $751;, Cheatnam go, Maynard OPS,
johnson $50, Haynes 1890, Lewis I,U37,
Weaksey.
DRESDEN, Tenn, Nov. G.-Cheatham
1,2l4, Maynard 55S johnson 227. Two
els riots TO hear from which will increase
heatham's vote 200. Campbell will carry
the county by small plurality. Browns
majority about 700.
BenFy.
PARIS, Tenn, Nov. 6-Greeley 1921,
Grant 578, Brown 1924, Freeman 500,
Cbeatham 1928, Mayn I'd 500, johnson
403, Atkins 1885, Travis 764, Murray Ill
and one district to hear from.
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deliberate DlSoO'Asan-WO "u0"
cane nf a riaiIrOad Train.
what cad Sc anton says.

LEWISTON, ME, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, who was cited by Mrs.
Woodruff as AUTHORITY for some of her
charges against Henry Ward Bsecher, was
in this city to-day, and on having her at
tentiOn called to the matter elnpnatlcally
denied the allegation and declared her Con-
viction that WOodhul's Statements are IN
true in every particular.
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LOUISVILLE.
two More Martyrs to Rotten Build
diHgs.

Two More Martyrs to Rotten Build
diHgs.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. edward Colwel
and John Graf, painters, working on ths
side of house corner of Third street and
the Levee this afternoon had a scaffold
swing senty-fve feet above the pavement
by hooks over the cornice which gave way,
pulling down part of the wall and crush
lug the men beneath. Graf died in few
moments and Colge!l will probably die
before morning, having three ribs and bis
left limb broken, besides internal injuries
Deliberate Observation-Disclosures Es-
cape Of q sIaIlsOad Train.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.-Yesterday
the evening Jacksonville, Madison and In
dianapolis train from lndi napolis ran into
pile Of lies which had been placed on the
track at the six mile bridge, six miles back
of Jacksonville, Ind. The coWcatcher
threw all the ties off the track except one,
which the engine jumped over without De
ing thrown from the track. NO damage,
ard no clue to the villains who placed the
ties on the track.
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August Belmont sailed yesterday for
Europe.
Ole Bull landed in New York yesterday.
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MADISON, Wis, Nov. 6.-The State of
Wisconsin gives fifteen thousand Republi-
can majority; Williams, Hazletton, Barber,
Sawyer, Rusk and McDill Republicans, and
Mitchell and Eldridge, Democrats, are cleo
ted to Congress.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-The returns from
Wisconsin to-day 10 not change the esti-
mates of last might, giving the State to Re
publicans by fifteen thousand majority.
Congressmen unchanged and Legislature
about the same as last year.
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Minnesota.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, Nov. Enough re-
turns are in to show that the State has
gone for Grant by from eighteen thousand
to twenty thousand. Republican Congress
men elected in all the districts. The whole
State ticket is carried by overwhelming ma
jorities. The greatest majority in the city
Of st. Paul is two thousand six hundred, a
Republican gain of three hundred.
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Broaen Promises Renewed.

It is too early to anticipate the PRESIDENT
action in the future concerning reforms
and measures of administration further
than his intimation to-day that he will en-
deavor to shape his official conduct so as
10 meet the expectations of the country and
to unite the people in stronger bonds of
peace while by all means in bis power
promoting their welfare at home and
abroad,
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Cabinet Changes.

That there will be at least one change in
the Cabinet at the commencement of the
next Presidential term there is no question.
Secretary Fish, by his own desire, will re-
tire. There is no probability of Attorney
General Judge Williams withdrawal, as he
recently remarked to friend that, although
he could have been elected Senator from
Oregon, he declined being a candidate in
order that be might remain in his present
Office. There is good reason for stating
that any remarks with regard to other
members of the Cabinet would be mere
speculation.
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WavERLY, Tenn, Nov. G.-Vnte Of
Hun " ieys C Unty: Greeley LOO, Grant
] b, ...lu.Cn $50, Cieslbam 7l5, Maynard
-. Brown LOO. Freeman $50.
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Michigan.

DETRoIT, MICH, Nov. 6.-Tbe State
has gone, probably, $4,000 for Grant
There is scarcely doubt that al the nine
Congressmen are Republican. The Legis
ture is Overwhelmingly Republican in both
branches. Wayne county in which this
city is situated, is astoundingly revolution
lied, the lowest Republican majority on the
State or county ticket being 1000, and run
Ling from that to 5000. This has been
hitherto deemed an impregnable Demo
cratic stronghold. The local county tickets
throughout the State are almost unani
mously Republican.
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Election Night.

The World estimates the Assembly at
at So Democrats to 76 Republicans. Hous-
ton, Democrat, is elected to Congress from
the 18th district by $500 majority. Two
counties, 6l0 towns and 2l districts in the
interior of the State, additional, give Dix
6,S36 majority. Returns from all but six
election districts give Havemeyer ., 442 ma,
iOrity for Mayor.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Presidents
said to-day that apart from the polite
issues involved he was gratifed that the
people had indicated bis private character,
which had been assailed during the canvass.
Numerous messages were received by the
President to day, congratulating him on his
reelection. Many persons called at the
Executive Mansion to tender similar ex-
pressiOnS.
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SKI, Tenn, Nov. 6.-Maynard
-. AeatEam 1881, johnson 52I, Brown
1891, Freeman 1888. One district to hear
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The returns thus far received from Brook
Ign give Greeley 3,401, Grant 81, 429. A.
Shoemaker Democrat is elected to Congress
from the second district; Stewart L. Wood
ford and P. II. Croker, Republicans in the
Sd aud 4th. Democrats elect six of nine
assamhlvTnpn on tho city ticket