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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-28

The York True Dsmocrot says that on
the 18th inst, the corps ~ Engineers Of
the Hanover Junction & Susquehanna
Railroad. headed by J. !. Git and Mr..
McDnal. arrived at York after the brttsr
part of weeks work. surveying the route
from Marietta, up tina COdnrus. to York,
ending at point on Newberry street, west
of Cottage Hill College, at Il point CONNECT
ing with the York aud Oxford road. sur
ve.ed some time ago. The Engineers ray
that practical and easy route was found.
and that the most favorable reception was
awarded them by the citizens along the
| line. One iron firm has promised SIC, 600
to the road and another $4,000. IL will
bring ore rs cents per ton cheaper to them
| than it now costs them.
The southern end of the road is at Elk
ton, the Elkton and Oxford Railroad being
continuation of the same road to inter
sect the P. W. & B. R. R. at this place.
and find an outlet to tide water. A little
exertiun on the part Of our trading men
| will go a great way toward extending the
road to this point. In addition to this
material aid their subscription to the
stock of the road contributes whether the
subscriptions be for small or considerable
amount, the interest which general sub
scripton among the business men would
manifest, would have salutary influence
OH the enterprise, which would go further
in the way Of encouragement, than their
mere subscriptions would as a pecuniary
advantage. If this and the Massey's R. R.
were put under contract, the building Of
these roads would distribute not less than
$50, 900 and perhaps double that amount
among the business houses of the town;
not one Of whom but would make more out
of the roads by the money which would be
expended here by the graders and mechan
les employed by tho companies, than the
amount of the stock they would be called
upon or reasonably expected to take
From one hundred to FIVE hundred dollars
might be taken by every man who is in the
trading or mechanical business, with full
assurance that the profits of sales and work
derived directly from the construction of
the roads would more than reimburse him
for the amount of his subscription, even
though the stock we're to prove valueles>
as an investment.
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STAMP AGENT,

An agent ofthe Department will have superv Fl
the nanntacur', storage. and issue OF the lamps
sall al al times haze full and access to the aprr +
mcnts safes. and vaults where TIL" stamps iulc-
,nred aud st"r d. Tor the purs. Z" srctir the sane
ami III" contractor shall furnish inn hi, clerk -uit
able 'c" aud desk The ans .ton of the bus
mess "i his agency, without cost to the Government
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-28

Investing In Real Estate. -Messrs. w
D. Alexander and T. r. Woollens. of
North East. have recently purch sed of
Mr.. w. $. Kirk. six so feet lots in the vii
lage of Oxford. Pa. Price $500 PER foot.
The lots extend from Central Avenue to
the Railroad. Our men of enterprise 90
to neighborins village in an adjoining
State to invest in business stands. Real
Estate holders will sell there at such prices
as business men can afford to pay, and
they consequently buy and improve. Are
those of ElktOn too old to learn or will
they continue t" hold on like grim death
to the defnnct colored person, till the sher-
iff or administrator is called in to effect the
sale?
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Extraordinary Inducements

Extraordinary Inducements
offered TO subscribers:
For $3.50 the Publishers will send, or any Bookshecr
or Nrwsdraier viii supply the magazine Tor wear
and the twelve numbers of Vols Ill and " containing
the beginning of Mrs ELEPHANTS Serial, AT His Gates;
for 81 30, the Magazine fur year and the II hack
numbers from the beginning; 5000 the Magazine
for me year, anthe - buck numbers bound a vols
chrge, bonn vols paid This will give nearly 5000
pages of the choicest reading with the finest in,ra
tt"ns for $40 80, nearly 500 pages for dollar. anu
will enable every subscriber obtain the series
the first.
Special Trims TO D,aiers, Clerlnmen nnb Teachers
SCRIBNER & CO.,
Oct 2e, 1S72-tF' 654 Broadway NJ. Y
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Sunday School Exhibitions will
be an exhibition by the Sabbath School
children, on New Years night. at Moore S
Chapel for the benefit of the Sabbath
School. The children have been under
instruction for the exhibition for some
time, and something extra is expected
Admittance, 25 cents. Exhibition com
mences at 81. o'clock p NJ.
If stormy, the exhibition will be held the
next evening.
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CONTRACT NOT ASSIGN,BIE

CONTRACT NOT ASSIGNABLE.
The contract can not, in any Case, be Lawfully trans
fcrrci or assigned.
RESERVATIONS.
The Postmaster General right reject
ANY and all bids if III his jmasment the Interest III.
government require i: ais, the right do annu the CON
tract II. III his "rimi". there shall be- al any
time To- peri rin i'itiuliy my of >rpuia,run- or III
>c "t u "tt~rhpt in impose upon the ~, :l meat
stamps iuteri"r tU IL! st now
PAYMENTS
Payments for stamps actually issued and delivered
VIII lie made qua trly, aiteC proper examination dnd
adjustment OF accounts.
AGREEMENT-RONnS
Within day after the ,omsr.ct h IS recn awarded
the full tdr sl I'll int" an :,c meat ~
wrin- wits The Postmaster ,'cnrG3l iaithrlti, ,ir
serve ami T. thc terms, Td.I'i> aud requirements
st irih i'll tai, adv rlsca mt or l,.4 mus
intent and meaning, and snail make execute, aud dcliv
subject Ia the npErav' and acceptance OF the Pos,
trr Grnerti tHs with good SIT, lent tie,
the twn ln.irrl tuIsaud lars (S2jJ 600
f,rItuie tar tr faithful perform t,lc. of id ..a, C.
mrht or cuttrmc according to thu, uyi>I,,is ard -ul-
10 the i"a Of the sevenIeent. eectiuu of AN
Of Congress emitted An lrgtiIz.ug aud niih, . H.
Populations i"r such ss.ry object, have been
uN lncndvd IN The gel eral i,l uprTlIi"u tn
out authority III t'~ am To fix al: pr,vr FIR in
inCrient,l "Npeli e. at III" D"pa imrHt ami Off
IA" Government and fur other purp Uuilri
Statutes Lrgr. v"lrm 70 t-6) ti,ir,v Il I,:st
- 81. which IroNi IN c,>r tIls cotrt
shall tail I" comply w!h tn terms Of III. contract he
and his surctIes shall be liable iuT thu forfeiture sIec
d in such contract liqni'inted ,anagp H. ~.
the tn United ., "a :.
ing jurisdiction thereof
II the c"ntra,ror whom. the first award may hr
made should tii t" nti nj" agi' e,ii>
f,ctoTy hons herein provided IheH the award my
he annullrd and the C''nrt 10 Tn" l"we-t
sposbic bidder, and until the reGui ed agreement
and bonds are "N"cntr: mi sut! neal t"n- al. der
shall he requ red To flit every stipulation rn!,r,c,d
herein, as ii it were the Original party "hom tne
tract saward'ri
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PUBLIC SALE.
NOTICE..
FEATHERS.
For Sale at a Low Figure.

A lot Of prime GOOSE FEATHERS Cheap for Cash
Inquire "f ROBT. NJ tRSHBANk,
Dec I, l>72-4wt Elkton Nd
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no CON1'R4
-
PROPOSAL.
Adhesive POstag

Posi- OFFICE /
Deco.
SEALED PROPOSALS ar invited. fir,
ergravcrs and ? ate printers. AMI viii bp rsrsr>
De ,GIrtn:sut an;il 2 O'ciurk -. FRin,Y tIIr
Nohy day OF .aruNry lNI3. for furnishing P,sta>
Stamps for Of fGc years siicng Oh the
first (ls:y dsv of Nay. 1873.
QUALITY Of STAMPS
The stamps must m furnished subject the approval
of the Department from steel plates engraved in the
hishe4 style of the Of ste engraving and printed
such coors NAV be selected y tie Dep ut in
best and most approved equal in every respect
t" the stamp upon paper of the best quality
suitable for the purpose. Thoroughly puum.d with thu
best quality If adhesive iIu perforated III such manner
that each separate stamp can b" r"aGy detached and
used tn" sheets 10 ln we'll pr SEED and packed
prevent them from adl"rns t" each uthcr
h" furnished with all rrasUnah" dispatch in such q,l-
titles may be order d by the Department fiji tn"
separate daily acquisitions Of Postasters and Postal
Agents,
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STOCK on HAND.

The contractor shall at all times keep hand Il stock
of the several denominations of stamps. su ect III
"nir" of the Agent Of The Drpaftm" i'll all
nnuf4ctu".. ,ui lent ali orders uf i DEPART
mcht and {" provide against auy aud all
that may he likely 10 "ccnr durin. the exiSe Of
contract, that each AMI order Department
be promptly nj ed; aud the Department shall
the right t. require III" contra tor. at any time during
The exisnc" III tr contract to furnish gu
ty OF STAMPS not Nreedins supply for three months.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-12-28

LNiSH.-Ch"ics MACkEREL-Nns. /. ! and 3: ana
II NESS sHAD. For sale 10y
ostlS JOHN PARTRIna3G-
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AGREEMENT-RONnS.

Payments for stamps actually issued and delivered
VIII h" made qitt"rly, alto proper examination and
al uetrcnt Of accounts
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Tie Postmaster General right t. reject
ANY and AL bids II III his Judgment the Interest III.
uNernnent require 1: aisi the right do annu the
tract II. III his ulini". there shall lie lmiiurr III any
time t" peri rin faithfully of Its >rpuia,Iun-
t>c al within "it"thpt |" impose upon the -, .:1
st.,iIpa i-irriur tu IL. : Use.
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SCRIBNER & CO.,
R5d Rroaduau NJ "
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES!

SfEtlAL NUlICE IU LADIES!
n s. Holm BUCHANAN, VI u, Professor of Nip
wiFERY. dev"tes special attention the treatment
his,r,ses II WOMEN AND CHILDREN
She HIS hccb 50 in active practice and cured
over :nuA' eases of Diseases peculiar To women.
She sulcts difficult chronic AMI generally considered
ncurable cases and guarantees safe and speedy cure
LtIlES APi LICTED, please call upon, address
MRS IbHN BUCHANAN NJ H.
OFFICES pRlvtfE-5l4 PINE ST.. PHILApA Pa
Hours from To q ?. NJ.
Fs,~tlip this cut for future reference. fdec PLY
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Live Partridges Wanted

A first rate No. u DnUBLE-BARRELED GUN, war
ramt.d 10 shoot rong and ~ cnrately
p.c1-%w Apply al THIS OFFICE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-14

- rad msbrsrsn llsSsrlsusunssn ba.
Sen mir ausSsfuncin, Bag mir uniers
9Baare am beifeM uuo biaiAitcu I'm
Srrautru Spsra Stors, sos 9adapanna
slpsnus, tauItn tOnnsn.
14mi2m Rebrsrs Dtuti9s.
- Die iri6srr 5trma Surnbam, So.
Ter u. 60, BUD uno ShrtibmatsrtaIen.
6anblsr bat Hh aufgsl6I unp bsibt jsbt
,5pRsr II. p.rtins." Die Gtrma lieItlt
nitt aGsiu ale esuti6su Eagsblattsr
unp 3,iti6rifttn, iUnerrn aud snsIifGs,
Irpts 8tantbHhsr uno ale In pisirs SAD
r,nIhlasenrs Grttssl piinttIi& unp gu bile
ligsn prsilsn. 14m,
~ @an siautt, bab mineefens finf
6unerrt 9sr1patn bel oem Chicago 5eusr
ibr 9stsn psrlOrsn. Gin ar0srsr in bem
8fr,st6ni6 pon I8rrdlihtn unfdGsn. -
Rdnn irssnp elm Srrfinoissr @larn, pcn
rem cine 6amiIir atbdnat, aud nur stn'n
5aa utne 9sbsuss gsrfihsrung fstu9 g3tr
lsutsu Cure aufmertiamfttt auf bic 0ss
tabrsn. 1atels tsr Continental esbeufs
gsrFatrungs 9OHpdBnts pom 5arifOrh"
an sin:r auerrcn Stsas. Dies III cine
,up,rliifae, porfttigs 0sisliHnft, In Der
,u UsrTtsrn mir ausu eslsrn nnsmpfsf@
| len. lzpfI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-14
StQOt ugO StaQt.

Sub=9lrbritrn. - unisrsn bieterisen
8unpeu unp allen folhrn 0sfAdfteisulsn,
bic es nod ptrrsn ppllsu, risne bttrmit
3ur Na6riat taB unlsre Scb'Sffice jsbt
NIT rem moprrrf.n unp tiiSi6eiisn S6rif.
ten GugsfTit III uno mir ltsts bereIt line,
&arten, 9ltbnuneefurmulare, 8rief6pgsn,
GUur:rte, 0slrbtIhsr uno aae in bisirs
6ab etnIhlasenpsn arbsttsu In rfut1Gsr
uno ensiiIHer Spradle tinft!i6 uno jur
3ufrisoentstt ausjufiibren. auftrlsf ron
au6,rtaib Gcrautcn peretn prompt be
radtGtigt unO rie 2lrbrtt fcaenfret Su9e'
Iaupt. gls tas ein,tas Dsrarttse @ef6aft
In nielem Gtsile tes @cunttes, welhss
gtrteiten In ttipsn Spraarn anf:rtist,
pGrfsn mir wctI auf freunSIiGs 8eriid.
fhttsuus rs6ncn, unb unfers Sunbsn
psrcsn bic prsile, trfUntsrs tst arUesn
Suaniititen, erfnunli6 biqtg fnpsn.
Siirs an 0yumtn9 Gusnus, nabe eada'
mamma. ba
ga Dr ron unfersu llntsrf&rsttern
uno Santtn bielts GratiaRr feline Botu'
ung psraursrt, mpas uns stfdaieit In
3sttsn eau0u tsnabrt&tissn, mas in gu
tauit isirs YCa OfFes isin wit0. gta
mentIiA m5ttsn mir barum bitten, im'
msr aud bic tt5btrigs Ycf. Sifes anju'
SGten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-14

36eatsr. Die 8orfsGuns In tsr
Surnbaus am Disrlas atsnb mar pIsI
ttiItr 6tiu6t, ais man In lsbtcrrr 3st.
9spc6nt per unb purrs bas Spiel nit
SrOesm Stifaa aufssrOmmsn, ebsrfO ras
parauf fOlSenps Sdbleaur. SrfFin mir,
cap esrartisr lluterbaItuusfn. rsI6e ia
nur mGbrtno trr gDiutsratsrts Srranfll.
itt wsrpsn tSRnan. fh immrr msbr Der
llnisrllburg res rsutf6sn YutIifums
srfrsusn, beam IN tenn @trtdItnib, pit
pisIs senGtrt mire, trsresn fdb bic 2sia.
unssn pert'Gsrn. Gs iinb isBt etntSs ittr
GabI6e Gablraur aus rem lsBten Ssuilh.
fran,Giidsu &rt.ge In 8ortersttunJ,
wurauf i6Cn isbt aufmsrfiam efmabt
pirp. NitRtn Srantae Na6mittag iit
@sI6GitsSsrla hmluu9 pGbrruo bsrsn
Daurr fsins Gremfe 8spuINrt lpsrrsn. bod
Fup lrbisrs an &tsnp tsfU piltoamsnsr.
SUtee.GGrUntt. Die Slsrtlittsit,
bsIcnttrs unlsr tsn Rintsrn, ba. ssssn
frI6sr 3u9,ucmmsn, aud wrrtsn fsts
usus grtrautunssn ssmsltst. Inter be.
men, wel6s 8erIuf, 81 tstrausrn tatsn,
tsinpsn ft fuISsnee 6amiIirn: Gbarlss
6rusner pfrlcr tinsn 16 Sitrt alten
Su6u; bic gptttps 9. Dipprs cine Sod.
ter, fnit strn 70 oft; Gbarlss IuItsr elm
iinssrts 8inb; Gbarlss Srrpp etnsn In.
tsuissntsn &natsn pOn . Satrsn; Yster
5rant sinsn BON II SaRr'n; Sctn 8o'
len sinrn SdusItns pom 6 Wcuatru
Bon dItsrsu p!riOnrn, Die ssfcrbsn, nsu
usn mir; G6arIss 8cTs unS Gtarlst
gssb, f., rptI6' erasrsr en- Grsitas mi
lsbtsrtr an Disnfa8 ltart. Die ptissr
6dae Fnb blrs pirsin;sIts, bic srrape ,u
fdGis gu uuitrsr ssnntnts ssIaaStsn.
Die Strbli6ttit ia In Der 10. unS II
pare unb In SYrs pdrt bsfOntsrs fltI
plbrsno In tru ri6tsr btrSittttsn Statt
tesilen bic itbt nur wsn's' Sotssfiu
pcrtamsr. Tenn fOesnanntsu ftparjst
ueer GltdFttsr wsrttn itrissrs mrb
GctesidGs sussitrIsbsn, ais In ser Gbn
Fnb. Dur& @rllltunesn tsrbsigsfitri
Stutsrtranttsitsn, pis G'birnent3iiapuu
gen u. (. ~, fcpie aud stnisIns prdsu
fdGe, rafsn rbsniOvisls RinNsr btnpsi
ais OtsHSsnarnts SrantRsit.
Die stu,iss Rtiir, Fa ;u fdab:n, 81
ltstt tarin: Man psrmsios bic ii5srtri
trrr g:neRlidfsit, sste ten &intsrn nj
pig unp rsJsImdFiB gu t6'n uno su tEii
fen, unp ocr allen Dinbsu, ftiIss
\ eur& warme untsrflsirsr unp gut
, S6ltptrt s'ssn grldIIunsfH unp for
asts fat gut rGnttIirts uno mdb!g ettti;
3immrr, U9ns 3ugIuft. Gtss fno aus
ii mstns Orfuupbritsrssln unb tstpmH
pisl tsn,r, ais f4psisirsitsube uao a
fiitrture Ntittl, wtI6e tsn 8Grpsr itw
den unO nur btNo smrfnett6sr {
EranttslisROTs MAIDEN,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-14
(GurrcIpunorn, ton gGilfrs5arrr.)
WtIteetarre, IL. Wari l97Z


Ite Ssrrsn GtbriiOer @irbturssr ta'
6sn ten 9rpsoOpRUrs res 6rn. SOtn
Bccb In bar Wainfra6r tiu ilia iitsr'
npmmrn unr ssNsntsn btrrits ant l. april
taS 0li&ait gu erIHnsn. Ssrr Ssn.
BIrbturSsr esbt nod ttsIs sGpGe uah
0sp. yort, I'M 9intduis fur bic SaiiOn
Bu ma&sn. sic wsvbsn fpr.wdersnb Gin
bseeu!sntss uup rsi6taIti9ss Eager ocn
s9aarsn an 5anb baltsu, pcrptn atsr bas
sgasm her ,fsRtn Guib prsiis" aScptirtn.
-. Die 5rrrsn 0tbr. Shlinsmanu
wsrSsu t6r 0rrtsrie. unb DsliEattGtn.
@d& aft In bic @ainarafe serIrssn unp
batsn rsn WuFtfpyt res Srr. Yat1 s:'
mtrttst. Der Gsf8iftssiisr btsisr 5srrsn
psrbisnt ansrtsnnunB.
- 9as ntus SOisI tsr 5sgrsn Bar u.
StsBmaYsr 9stt i'st raid fsinrr gcaenb'
uns srt9ssGu uno wtro binntu &urj'T
ats elm ,Geuti6sS 9OtsI srftn 8an8ss'
srtfast Tsrrsn.
- 5r. Sfrmann Barring wtrS istEI
gsrE tsrunscastniur naa 6rr. @eors'
Waurtr's 9rid3aut, &c. 143 RainRrabt
e:,leasn unp rprt tir Qntsrsn usriItsFu
IA leins @scntur iir 2ttsns' iOw0Sl ali
6euttgtrluil uur eir trfsu @tisGfaaitsT
rsvriIcntirt, 70 ~ &, nitt 3u SsrwunesTn
ea6 I,in, DlsrRe immrr mter pon GufE
In anlprua scuumnlfr rssStn, bic in ct
usr Iolitu Gumparts rsrf4trn peuFH'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-14

- @Oup. @uaau SOsrnrr GristTib
6sdsr unp Grirprih Iiua (5aE @el)
batsn If rfsn fir bic platform Sss
GiTcurt 0iteraIcn srFlirt, ure fif bsiOen
GrR,reu rrrtrn In turJ,r 3t;t in SainOto
fT.nili4c 2:rea far bic 8:icrmtswrSIns
talttH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-14
2SrItbe Sortocife
bat tie
elias Spspe M6 a I d Tn e


GrffeuS-Ias VubIiFum fenut Is ais bauer
BAIT. Der b:ite Yspsis bafiir III, ea6 ,pan,it
Sabre Grbrauh nod fsine secondhand ~ Dome
RaIdinen in ben Gfarft gebraht baben. Iiea
fann nidtt pVn anSrrrn MaIGinrn SrIagt ipcresn
3p sitenS-Sie sntbGIt ibr eigsnrs Matfral
3ur gusbsferuug.
Drittens-Sit bat prniser i6Ra6s 3brils
ais irbe anorr.
8irrtens-Sis ma6t sinsn Gid, pir bti
Sanb; aneere tbuu hisS uiht.
6unftenS-Ran hat pclIffdnttat GcntrulIs
ibrr teipe Gatsn, mas bti anbtrrn nidt ttr SAD
III.
Ssdfsns-Sis lisfrrt rem sSaten I'm grr-
baItnib sur Didr be5 perarbfitrten Stpifss, mo-
eur6 bic S6urlgfrit erbSbt, faS @bfalrn Der
Glide uEe Srchrh eer 9faeeln ater sermietfn
pire-riu erpbrr @prtbeiI Dor anrsrsu Raf9i-
nen.
Siebertrns-Sie nGbt sinen frifsn Saum
In @aiimiGr, ben Stidb all teiren Ssiien prr-
biilent. unp rbenIo auf hiinues Yapisr, rHne
Spanrurg Su SeTuriabeu.
A&tsns-Drr 8uBbrl6wrsr III Isi6t tslsi
tlgt ircnn man cine 9taeel einIsber Dbsr Inter
arteit einrihten mill. Yei anbsrrn RaG9tnrn IN
eieS niht 70.
Rsunteus-gitlr nrue 3afSinen tatsn
tbre @lanlperipbe uno ibren gerfaa ssbatt -
itrs einif pUpuIGun Wai6nsn limb jest faum be-
faunt - anbrre bateu ratifaIt 8ndnteuu9eu
srmadt, UNI nur sriiirru 3u tTnurn; pGbrrnb
bic Glias SUpe Wai6infu GUnpauis hem
9runSstbanftn spn ,.Glias Dome, WstIsr brs
Nstanismus." (ets Waifius iif mrbanifG for.
rrIt unb SrrGntrrt iib ni9t0 sstrsu seblisbsn it
unb immsr neue Nntauteu at ibrt 5abrif ma-
den mubte urb hsute nod niGt ben grearf pfr.
lrbrn fam, rbihon is feds Suneert Mal6inen
per Gag fabriJirt - 9sraer cine WRalbine in tsr
Winuie. f5f72,tt
3um 9rrlauf br gSm. 8. Crane,
32i 9adnpanua Ipenus, Scrantrn.
1cpie - 6. W. Marpell,
103 WarFrtifraes, @lfrsbarre.
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Continental GebGns j. 90.

bon 9artforS, Conn.
TIM lei Isiurm 1pbe Gin GaaGeut Dol
lars iu rrIausrn bsjabIt brr 9sriI8srts Sol
geneGs:
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Reconsideration u-Scititm8eu.

Reconsideration m-Scititn8en.
Der llntsrssihnsts bat ieBt bic assntur BON
alien in Scranton unb llmsr9enb sinesfibrttn
WcnatsI6riftru uub 3situnssn tternpmmtn
unb pirb bisIrten ben SFrrbrtsn Ibpnnsnifn
prompt tns Saus liefsrn.
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bub, gllts uno neus Welt uno auerre faibpl.
3ritibrifttn unb 9itsr. @uh lirferr ib ad-
lcnper une Gbnli6e 0srft. S9riftrn unpaIIrn-
ben Snbaltes perbreite i1 fene.
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nimmt ebtnfalls SefslIunasn fir mid al.
9f7I Satpb 9eigsr, GsearIfrabs.
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benblatt" rntgegensunsbmen unb es rerben alls
ibm iibrrsrbenrn Srlelunssn piinftIi6 ausss-
fiibrt. 8riebr. B agneL
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Bur Sea0tun0.

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une barber i6ulpeu, tusrbsu sriuat, biunrn ri.
nsm Rruat lu Sablsu5 pirriBsnfaas i'd 9lass
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t7n7O Or. Spbemann.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-26

for Vicksburg, s pm. The river has
fallen six inches. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, November 25.-The rivei
has fallen nine inches, and is seven feet
deep.
LOUISVILLE, November 25.--The river
is stationary, with four feet In the canal
and two feet in the chute. Weather
cloudy and mild. It rained last night.
Arrived: Lawrence, from Memphis;
Charmer, from Evansville; Nashville,
from Cincinnati. Departed: Lawrence
and Charmer, for Cincinnati; Nashville,
for Memphis; Harnet No. and barges
for Pittsburg. The gates OF the new
lock viii be in order for boats to pass
through by Thursd y or Friday.
EVANSVILLE, November 25.-Wea-
ther cloudy and mild. Mercury 400.
River falling very slowly. Port list.
Up: Arkansas Belle, 8 pm. Business
active.
NEW ORLEANS, November 25.-Ar-
rived: II. s. Turner, and Jasper, from
st. Louis; c. y. Church, from Cairo. No
departures. Weather cloudy and warm.
VICKsBURG, November 25.-D0wn:
Mayflower, Mary, Alice and barges,
Sam. ]. Hale, and Ouchita Belle. Up:
Belle Lee, and P. w. Strader. Weather
clear and cool. River falling.
NASHVILLE, November 25.-River
swelling, with eighteen inches on Har-
peth Shoals. Heavy rains to-day, with
a prospect of continuance tonight.
ST. LOUIS, November 25.-DepaTted,
LaBarge, for Vicksburg; Mollie Moore
and Glasgow, for New Orleans. The
river is falling slowly. The weather is
cloudy and cold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-26
ELECTRIC SPARKLINGS.

Senator Morton is to be banqueted at
Cincinnati soon.
The Alabama Legislature viii proba-
bly, be convened to-day.
Stanton's diamond stories are general
ly accepted in San Francisco as gigantic
fraT Is.
The official majority for Grant in
Wisconsin is eighteen thousand four
hundred and ninety-three.
A Cincinnati telegram announces that
the horse plague is abating, and that
many horses are reappearing.
A negro church and two small houses
were burned Sunday night at Argenta,
opposite Little Rock, Arkansas.
It is announced by telegraph that the
firm OF S. B. Keyes & Co, bankers, at
Cincinnati, suspended yesterday.
Hon. John H. Crease, an old citizen
Of Little Rock, and for many years
Treasurer Of the State, died in that city
Sunday.
Two young men at Denver City yes
terday quarrelled about n female, during
which one of them shot aud mortally
wounded the other.
The North Carolina Conservatives
yesterday nominated Ex-Governor
Vance for United States Senator. The
nallOting will begin to-day.
Washington advices state that the
British troops have been withdrawn
from the Island of San Juan, in con-
formity 10 the Berlin decision.
The total vote in Kansas at the last
election was one hundred and three
thousand, which shows ar increase Of
forty-two thousand in the past twoyear
A NEGRO man was shot in the back at a
eolored church IN Little Rock Sunday
night, by some one unknown. A woman
is said TO be at the bottom Of the affair.
Armed bands Of insurgents are play
ing havoc with the telegraph lines in
Spain. They have attacked and des-
trOyed railroad stations and bridges also.
In clearing away the ruins 10 the
burnt district in Boston, the w0rkmen
have discovered several more dead bod
les, some OF which have not been identi-
fed, and the suppOsition Is that the loss
Of life by the tire was much greater than
at first estimated.