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APPEAL
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 81. 1879.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Presiden-HORACE GREELEK.
For TTee-P Preside tn. CRATE BROWN
FOR Gorernor-IOHN c. Drown.
For Shcrj1-W }. p DOYLE.
FOR CAaaceUor-EAMUEL p WALKER
FOR County TrUshe-A- W00DWARD-
For T1s-CoUeosQr-GEoRGE r. PoWELA
For Prfrilege Tap.Couector-J II. AATHES
ELECTORAL TICKET.
state at Largc-GEN ~. 4. QUARLE&.
col. JOHN. ". FLEMING.
Hrs, DislrtcJORN 4. McRTNNEK.
second Dishict-4. CALDWELL.
Third DiSirfct-A. /. SPEARS.
Fourth District
FJTh District
Sirth Districi-N " cox.
Haueafh Disfricf-
Eighth DiStrict-
NTan Disfr5ct-W. ". MCDOWELL
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
KENTUCKY.

"OTEL accommodations enlarged and i'm
II proved. Now open for visitors.
TERNS-Board, $40 per week to July LIST.
IS per week for July and Aug.
90 per month. " "
Children and servants, half-price.
With the ability and determination to make
Crab Orchard Springs second TO no summer re-
sort in America, we solicit, especially, the pa
tronage of Southerners with their families.
LOCATION-Six hours run from Louisville on
the Knoxville Branch Of L. and n. r. r.
Correspondence is invited with those en-
gagged in educational pursuits, with a view Of
establishing a Female Seminary at these
Springs. - -
General Thos. II. Taylor is in charge of the
Office, and will exert himself to assure the
comfort and welfare of d guests.
SHELBY & THOREIa PrOpriet0rs.
jus Shelby City, Boyle county Ky.
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HOTEL
NEW WARREN HOUSE
McNTinnViIle. Tenn.

UyHTS large and cOmmodiOus Hotel, contain
ing fifty two rooms, has just been COM
pleted, and Is now being newly and elegantly
furnished. It viii be ready Tor the reception
OF visitors by the 10Th OF Tune.
Being located IN the Mountain District ,"
of Tennessee Cby many called the " SwftZer-
land of American its advantages canno fail
to attract the attention of those who are seek
ing comfort, pleasure or health. The sur
rOundin SCenery is beautiful, the air pure
and bracing; the fare will be excellent, and
water of the finest medicinal charac-
ter wiz be supplied fresh every morning.
To those having families, it may not De i'm
proper TO state hat McNinnvfne contains
good schools and churches; and the teacher
or Music, Drawing and Painting resides in the
hotel.
Being easy Of access by railway to all parts
of the country; having daily communication
with all the world by mail and telegraph, and
being kept equal 70 any hotel in the State,
private families or transient guests viii al
ways find the" New Warren House" n most
pleasant, healthfal and attractive summer
home.
1eEIhS per %
Terms per Netk------- .-s..-..-.-.-.....-..... II %
Terms per 2 50
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
81 Miles from Memphis, near MemPbIs
and Charleston Railroad.

WM. CARUTHERS, A.M.-~..~~-~PRINCIPAL
c.
The eleventh session of this schoOl win be-
gin on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, and
continue twenty weeks.
The Principal is q graduate sof Hampden
Sidney College and OF the University of Nir-
He has had ten years experience in
teaching, four of which he was a professor in
the hrst-named institution.
For circulars apply to H, Wade & Co, Mr.W.
B. Galbreath, or Messrs. Taylor, RadfOrd & Co.
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YALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
Morgan County, North Alabama.
Iodine, White and Black Sulphur, CheI
ybcate and FreestOne Waters
in great abundance.


THIS celebrated watering place, located in
i the switzerland of the south and which
been visited by crowds of invalids during
the last atty years, but has been closed for the
last few years, Is now to all sue as
desire to improve their health. We have in
our possession many testimonials bearing evil
denee to the cures that have been effected in
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma and many
other ailments, which eau be seen in our cir
culars, that viii be freely circulated, and for
warded 20 any one making their wishes
known. We viii try TO render our guests as
comfortable Us possible, and our table shall be
supplied with the best the country affords, in
abundance and good style. The scenery is TO
mantle and the location healthy.
We VIII take pleasure in answering all let
eTs Of inquiry regardingth Springs.
Address, via Decatur,
my1 J.R. PAINTER & son.
CwEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS For-
y merly Red Sweet, Allegheny cOanty,
Virginia. These Springs, 50 long and favOra-
bly, known for their valuable TONIC and Al
TERATIVE POWERS. both as a Beverage
and Bath, nave been-newly and completely
redtted with convenient and comfortable ae-
cOmmodatiOns for 40 persons. Route, via
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad TO AlIeghany
station, where elegant carriages belonging to
the Springs will be in readiness for the Yisi-
tors. t
CHARGEs-s3 per day and $50 per month.
ju4 j. 2. WILSON, SUPERINTENDENT.
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UNIVERSITY
--OF-
7 IR PI,
OXFORD.
TyHE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON % OF
i OCTOBER, under the superintendent of
JOHN N. wADDEL. DID,,

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON % OF
i OCTOBER, under the superintendent of
JOHN N. wADDEL, DID,,
aided by eighteen Professors and instructors
in the various departments. The Schools Of
Law, of Engineering, of Agriculture and the
Arts, the regular University
Courses, a Course of Instruction In CONNER
cial Science and the Course of Preparatory
study, will all be in full operation. In all The
schools, except the Law school, tuition is free
fer all Mississippians University dues from
all students vary from s4 to SO, in advance.
Board, including all charges, varies nom SIG
to SIS per month. In the Law school n fee of
so per nine months is charged for tuition.
The Diploma of the Law School is made b.
law equivalent to a license to practice law in
any court In this State; and by recent act OF
the trustees a two years course of study in
the Law school, Is not required absolutely, but
a student may complete his course and get his
diploma in one year, provided he passes a sat
examination.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
n-Ouneements Of the several departments, ap-
ply to Chancellor Waddel, to any member OF
the Faculty, or TO THOS. b. PEGUES.
jyl6 Secretary Of the Board, Oxford, Miss.
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A Virginia Mountain Retreat.
THE MONTGOMERY
SULPHUR SPRINGS,

THIS delightful summer retreat Will be
i opened for the perception OF visitors on
JUNE lsT, 1872.
1t is situated in the very heart Of the All
LEGHANY MOUNTAINS, only enc and a
half miles from the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, and is accessible by means of a
horSe-car railway from BIG TUNNEL De
POT, q ride of ten minutes.
10 is within ONE HOURS drive of several
other w~atering-places and small towns. Its
several springs Sulphur. C~halybeate and
Ltmestonel stand unrivaled for medicinal
virtues.
An experienced Caterer and hrst-elass Cooks
been secured, and many Improvements
made since last season.
A ~FIRST-CLASS LIVERY,
a Telegraph, Express and Postofice, Barber
shop, Bath-house, Billard-saloOn, Bowling
alleys, beautiful CroqUet Grounds, and a
Splendid Brass and String Band,
are added 70 the natural attractions and con-
y~enieces of the place.
Excursion tickets from Memphis to Mont
gOmery White, via Memphis and Charleston
Railroad from June LIST, $40 IS.
Terms only $40 per month.
For further particulars, address
myl5 cod THOMAS WILSON, PropI.
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Lands Forfeited for Taxes Since
1865.

AM this day IN receipt Of the list of land
i forfeited to the state for taxes since the
year 1865. Inclusive, and I am prepared to re-
ceive al back taxes and costs due upon lands
sold fnaS7{e4ay c~obn4y1sinee that date, inclu-
siVe. Those claiming n forfeited since
thatdate may redeem them on liberal terms,
a. Der act II the recent legislature Those
who do not redeem. within forty days from
date, viii have bills fled against them, as the
law provides
PATTON ANDERSON,
Rev. Com. =. {.
Office No, ls Circuit Court Building, corner
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EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTERS.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

NNJAN EAALN9 a|-FNLIOTI
Wy E. WARDS SEMINARY has closed its
wv seventh year. 29I pupils. The maxi
mum mark for year being 1909, lelast Senior
Glass, IS members, averaged S2. The largest
and most successful School in the south, Fall
Session opens September5 5. For catalogue. ad-
dress W. Z. WARD. Nashville, Tenn. ie3Dd&W
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Two Thousand Prizes; only - blanks to a
prize. The most splendid inducements ever
offered TO the public. In addition, this enter
prise appeais directly to the patriotism Of all
our perple.
That all may contribute to this work OF
Honor, Gratitude and Benefceuce, the Tick
cts are for whOles, 50; for fractional interests,
81, 3, 3 and 81. h accommodates all. the
rich and those Of moderate means.
Orders promptly attended to. The interests
of teket-hOlders at a distance will be sa-
credly protected AS those Of partieSfnthis city.
The follOWing-named gentlemen are the
Commissioners Generals L. McLaws, A. X.
Wright, N. A.. Stoyall, W.M. Gardiner, GoOde
Bryan; Colonies c. Snead, VIM. p. Crawford:
Majors Joseph B. Cumming, George T. Jack
son. Joseph Ganahl, l.. p. Girardey; Hon.. x.
X. May; Messrs. Adam Johnston, Jonathan
Miller, W. "A. Goodrich, j. b. Butt, Henry
Moore, DR.. W. f. bearing.
L. & A. H. MCLAWS General Agents,
fylT Augusta. Georpfa.
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BEWARE OF sPURIOUs TICKETS.


There viii be all manner OF spurious
tickets circulated in this county to-mor-
row. Every Democrat before he casts
his ballot should read every name on it.
First, get a genuine ballot, and then let
mo name be scratched-vote the whole
ticket. She following is the Democratic
ticket to be voted for in Shelly county
tomorrow: @
Sherif-W. D. p DOYLE.
Ch0RceHOr-SAMUELP W4LKER.
County Tr18{ce-A. WOOD WARD.
Tar COYcctOr-GFO.- II. POWELL.
Pr%iTgc Tar 0Hector-JH ENTITIES
These are all good men, and no voter
will ever regret having casthis ballot for
them.
TIE New York Tribune, in noticing
the death ofex-P Postmaster General Ram
dali, which event transpired at Elmira,
New York, on the twenty-fifth, in the
flfty-third year of his age, says Of him:
d" He was Assistant Postmaster General
under Andrew Johnson until the resig-
nation of Governor Denison, and was
also war Governor of Wisconsin. He
was a politician of more than usual kind
ness of heart, and of about the average
sort of record. He was vehemently as
sailed during the stormy period of john
sons administration, but8lno serious
charges against him We're ever positively
sustained. Since the close of that adj
ministration, he has been measurably
out of public life, and engaged in BUSH
ness affairs. He had few personal enc
mics, and hosts of personal friends" b.
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PRIZES.
CONFEDERATE


yTHE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRIZES
i in the grand scheme 10 erect a monument
in Honor OF the Confederate. Dead Of Georgia,
and those soldiers from other States who were
killed o. died IN Gsorgia, VIII take place IN
the CITY OF AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
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90 for a tongue to curse the slave
Whose treason, like ideally blight,
Comes DER the cOunselS of the brave,
To blast them ia the houro of might. :"
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
POLICE NOTES.

Patrick Wind. age 25, of No. 29s First-aye. was
accidentally severely sOuned the len SIDE by unknowa
Ilan al Thrteenth ipd Firstaye, yesterday.
George Coleman, age 80 Of No. 3l9 Tenth-ave., died
Lules Hospital YESTERDAY, from Injuries received In falling from
his truck, BeyenthAye and Treths while be loEcatd
Inesisy morning
A fire in a four-story building at No. 70 BOwery
BY McApn ydsy the butng
$50 Hiram Cohen dealer IN capeD. the h noo had
S8OO insured for SIS 200 the Adha Lo3dou Liverpool
Globe md Alps The 3oOrs
pei Wheel A4nuang Company which had
damged Ss0l Adam KEN keeper Of
tie basement had stock dsnsged $1,000
VIM. Mcbride, printer age 25, Of No. A Oliver-st.,
severely wounded the Tuesday night By dot fom
hand. Of 1rie. r. o 30 p
arrested The members notorious sWsEp
Gln2 and the shooting said 10 have resulted from renewal Of au od
quarrel dunng wheh hcBde is seged TO have similarly wounded
Tghe pr alleges McInde dreE pistol upon him last,
nlsh having pistol himself further be
the shot bat declines dof TIE IDENTITY Of the hi
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof. Lambert will give free lecture on
French at Room No a. Cooper Institute this evening at
O'Clock.
At meeting of the Vestry of Guion Church,
in Greene-ave, Brooklyn. Tuesday, resolutions were
passed extolling the Rev Alvah Guion who died on
Monday, after pastoral service 10 the church or 20
years HIS funeral viii take place to-day Bishop Lit
uejohn officiating.
The seventh anniversary of the Officers
Union OF the Mercantile Library will be celebrated by
dinner at Delmonico's, tomorrow evening. The Hon
Roscoe Conkng, the Hon Charles O'COnOr, GeLt
Mcdowell, Edmund Yates, Bret Harte. the Rev. H. C.
Potter. the Hon. W. II Smith, NJ. p. and others. Will be
present and make addresses.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
VIM. McBr,
WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY FISH TO RETRD-ATToRNEY-G GEN
ERAL WILLIAMS TO REMAIN-GRAETs RE-
FORM PROGRAMME.


FRAL WILLIAMS TO REMAIN-GRAETS RE-
FORM PROGRAMME.
GENERAL PRESS DlSPATCHl
WAsuuSGros. Wednesday. Nov. G, ls71.
That there will be least change IN the Cabinet
at the beginning Of the Presidential term, there is
no question 1t IS known that Mr. Fish has repeatedly
expressed his wish 10 be relieved from the position OF
Secretary OF state This desire will be grated at the
end Of the present term. There is no probability OF q
change OF Attorney General Judge Williams recently
remarked TO friend that although he could have been
elected Senator from Oregon. he declined being candi
date order that he might remain In his present office.
There good for stating that any remarks with
regard the other members OF the Cabinet would be
mere speculation but it may be said that the commits
Of all OF them will expire at the close OF the present
term thus requiring commissions 10 those serving
as Cabinet officers after the fourth OF March next.
IL is too early 10 anticipate the Presdents action in
the future concerning reforms and measures Of admins
tratoD further than his ntimaton to-day, that he will
endeavor 10 shape his Official conduct 20 meet the
expectations Of the country and TO unite the people In
stronger bonds OF peace, WHILE by all means In hls
power, promoting their welfare at home and abroad.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

TERMS.
oaprYAR. ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 LINZ EACH N'
sERTloH
CUTS AND FANCY DISPLAYED ADVERTISEMENTS DOUBLE
RATES
TrEM-E THE NEWS COLUMN, PREFXED BY THE WORD
IANYouHCEMRNTl-s3 LINZ ZACH INSERTION.
AGATE NOTICES, IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING MARRIAGES
AND DEATHs-s5 LINE EACH INSERTION.
no ApvERTIsEMEYT INSERTED FOR LESS THAN THR
COST oP TWO LINES
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE. NKw!ToRE
TRIBUEB OFFICE, OCT. H. 1877
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
TTLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Dodds and Co.'s rake factory at Dayton.
Ohio vas burned Tuesday night The los Il os 5Ou 70
$40 COO There insurance in local eomprua To- $1,000
- The horse disease IS raging IN and aruund Port
Je Nearly al, Of The owned h iie u,asuc ald Hut
sou Canal COMPANY effected Boats hei
se.y suspended There das he c4Eal h0neA
The Hon. ID. A. Wells of Milford. Pike County,
Penn sas severely not fatally stabbed any Tues
day At PoTt Jerv Y. By T. Cross Mr. Wells attempted the
Pa Of pAssmAeT wbsS The Nmip bn rTSsi sSd Afterwards
hAbbcd bin
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY AT DIcKEsoS's IN PARK
hON.
qAm-Sio Hoon-5yo 3pm.-3Jo Midnght-j7'
PRnMINRYr ARRIYAIs-

ST Nicholas HOiot-Gen. N. =. Banks and Nd
Cunningham u hassahnso Gov WALKER o. Yipni
the julius Hohkss Of Csneccnt " r. Ro.s Of AThurn
Mayor IBHs Of Poaghkecpss Bndges Of North Carolina, Cot
Thomas A. Scott O. o. Ioberts H. H. Houston AMI william 1hav,
Drctors Psnnsylvsna Co and j. y. Mccullough Of
Ptsburgh Gdy Houss-Bshep Doanr and Rsas Corning Of
Albany. the Rev. H. Martyr Hart ~ London, and J. b.
butcher of Pavhhg. NJ G...FUth Arenns Hoiefle Hon.
H Bsrnu NJ c. the IIor J. N. Thayer of Ne
brasks Eu Wnght Of boston COnt smith Of Bufo tbe Hon
H. CaVanatgh of Mohtaha Washington Mclean ~ me CtnHqa
Jagr MaE RcArd.on Of Osgego, Dr. Peron Of PhaGepha
snd Dr. E Cbanphn Of Cornwall ~ .Brcroort HO o j.
H. Cameron o iarnsburg .Nfr York HoTbo Hon B BVsn
Of Portland 9rGnd Central Ho-Gen Bukner IL KentaeY A
Capp, Congressional Printer and Gen. j. Understood Viz
gua Metropolitan H0stGeh l. b. Pierce Of Baltimore. ,H0
HOBso-s. II. Hammond Of Geneva N. y
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
TIE SCOTT STATUE.

The city is 10 be congratulated once more
upon the acquisition u good statue for Centfal fHrh
The good luck winch has presided over every step In the
progress OF that beautiful ploasure-ground does not
desert 1t in matters Of art TIE colossal head OF Bryant
by Iaunt Thompson would I'll any woodland temple
with dignity as much as fit living and mnlserng
Druid The bronzes from the ateer OF Barbedienne are all
respectable works The Indian Hunter OF Wards the most
living and real OF all the socacd "Cazadors IN existence
80 much So critics. not knowing what else 10
saw have attacked 1t that ground and nave preferred
GIbsons because IL Ia more sculpturesque" ana less
natural. Tho Shakespeare Of the same artist has re-
ceyed due criticism and praise in these columns IL re-
Trims all the charm IL wore al its first unVaing, and
bears as we knew It woud the test Of familiarity s
nearest neighbor Is the statue OF Sir Waller scott
which unvaed few days ago, and II IA III every re
spect worthy OF the place and the company IL i
replica OF the famous Edinburgh statue executed aer
the lapse OF many years by the veteran artist John
Steel who has taken especial pride ana pleasure III
renewing In his old age and IN foreign metropolis inc
greatest triumph Of his younger years.
The entire monument Is singuarly pleasing IN euecS
The and massive pedestal formed Of successive
stages Of highly polished Scotch granite, attracts
attention to itself but perfectly purpose Of
presenting adequately the great bulk Of the statue.
TIE pedestal is large and wen propOrtlOned that
the heroic size OF the bronze ia not made especially
prominent The composition is pyramidal in form, but
the grouping and the drapeIy is so skfully managed
that the pyramidal intention IS not forced upon
the eye. The poet is seated; full cloak
OF shawl hangs from his shoulders and
drapes the whole figure IN It's volumnous
folds; be holds book and pencil in his fingers; his
staghound MAZDA" lies at his right SIDE and looks up
as soliciting The face OF the great romanoer
Is mastery piece Of portraiture It would be difficult
even for painting 10 give finer and moro delicate
presentation OF thOse well known features which the
phenomenal, towering, threedecker forehead betrays
the creative genius. and the frank almost infantle
navete OF the rest OF the face shows the simple and sin
oerc character OF the Few Gculptors have sue
ceeded better in reconcing two conflicting require
monts; In so modelling a head for an open-air
satuo that seen nearly 1t shall be likeness perfect in
detail, and seen at distance II snail convey the
general effect. IL happy inspiration which sug
gestcd to the Scottish gentlemen who presented the
statue this costly and unique combination in object
Of the highest expression OF the Caedonian IN art
and In literature. No nOblor deserving chaTac
ter than Scott be held up the imitation OF the
young; and It is happy chance when tribute to 80
great takes artistic shape 30 genuine and
= pleasing
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
Mr.. CoLEMAH's PICTURES.

On Monday last, Mr. Charles Caryl Coleman
who has recently come from Rome short visit "
his friends In NewYork, invited them 70 visit his tenn
porary studio in Ffth-ave OF the results OF
his recent work. The progress he has made since ho
last very gratifying. He has fully
tanned the hopes Of those who predicted successful
for him, the ground OF his insight, his indus
try, and his technical deItery. Among the pictures
exhibited the most considerable in size one OF
Hunting Dog, superb, tawny mastif who was finely re-
ncved against somber evening sky. There several
studies OF Nuremberg full OF the quaint suggesuveness Of
the place: and marvelOusy conscientious painting
the Interior OF church Perugta which contains
admirable copy Of PeruginO, and yteling group
OF TWO medieval lovers who quite at home in the
dim religious atmosphere Equally good are the Venetian
There is curiousy bold and striking view OF
the Pillar and Lion Of ST. Marx, taken from the high
windows OF the Duca Palace. the summit OF the mouu
ment being thus thrown Fquarely on the blue water
and rich and vivid picture OF Fishing Boats their
gorgeous red and yellow sails lighted up by the strong
clear morning and reflected in the quiet waters OF
tina Lagoon.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

THE RETURNs.-HnoI, among the hatters, IL
5oely victorious candidate Ills supporters The peop h
majority their hats al his store Ne az Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Elegant Rolls, Biscuits, Bread, &c, with Doc
Iars YElsr POvDGA Depot, % Eevst, N T.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
ELsEwHERE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The horse disease,
now at It's worst stage, is aggravated by the RAINY
weather. Very few passenger cars are running, aud
there are more vehicles the street drawn by men
than horses. All the trades are paralyHed By the diff
Guilty OF transporting goods.
KINGSTON. Nov 6-fn consequence OF the prova-
lence Of the horse disease here much Inconvenience
is experienced The vote in this city yesterday wss
much affected by It, "a great many voters could not
reach the polls for lack OF transportation. The damp
weather has Increased tho number OF and the dis
ease IL raging eItensyely than ever This after
noon horse stopped running, aId II IL rumored
that tho navigation OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
will soon be suspended No fatal cases have been re-
ported since Monday. Mkmen and Dther5 are deliver
ing produce and goods through the medium OF oxen,
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-Tho horse disease has broken out
here with great severity The majority OF tho horses In
the oitg are affected.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

For a frst-class Dress OF Business Hat, &C
direct to the Manufacture, BsPESoHAD, lls HAssauSt
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
o6ee $40 BrSsirsJ Beeeisr e Of Brosme ~ sfsseh Al
Brssd- dresses shAv eqnss hes aihs Gevs he bsas
ufaLy cleaned essu pants, vests cleaned Aie Ssu.