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THE WEATHER..
War Department Prognosticatio1,s-
reports from Various Sections.

War Department Prognostications-<
Reports from Various Sections.
War DEPARTMENT, OFF1uE OF THE CHEF:
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TELEaRAMs AND
REPORTS FOB TEE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 15.-Probabi1ities-
Over the eEGt+ire Northwest and lake region, and
thence to The Ohio Valley, occasional light snow,
but clearing, cold weatheF vii prevail. In the
New England and Middle Sites clear, cold
weather and norther1y and westerly W-.11ds. Clea1
weather, frequent frostg, and northWess.1efly
winds, with high barometer. will prevail in Ten
neBsee, the Gulf and South Atlantic States.
Warming signals are ordered for Duluth, AIil-
waukee, Chicago, and Grand Haven.
egraph operator at Angola, this county, reports
twenty inches Of snow thore and that it is sti1It
showing. 4 train On the Lake Shore Railroad
due here at o'clock a. m did not arrive until q
P. N.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 15.-The first SHOW storm
OF the season set in here last night. The snow
is four inches deep on the level. Trains On thg
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway are
b1ockaded at Irving Station, and all trains a1e
behind timn.
SPRINGFIELD H., Nov. 15.-It is still snow
ing, but not sufficient to add any quantity to that
already On the ground.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 15.-The weather is
very cold and the ground is frozen.
storm, the first of the season, has been prevail
ing here all day. It seems now as if the storm
would continue till morning.
DUBUQUE, Nov. 15.-Heavy snow storms in
Northern Iowa have b1ockaded the Milwaukee,
and St. Pauls, Iowa, and Dakota Division.
The st. Paul and Sioux City Road is also block
AIDED. It has been showing here all day.
, 1872-11-16
REMOVALS.
RENO VAL.

We beg to inform our friends
and the public generally, that
we have moved to the new OTIS
BUILDING, STATE AND MON.
R0E-STS., opposite PALMER'S
GRAND HOTEL; a location
equally accessible to OUT Gus
toners residing in the WEST,
NORTH and SOUTH DIVISIONS
Of the city; where we are pre-.
pared to exhibit the largest
stock Of musical instruments
and musical merchandise, ever
opened under one roof in this
city.
Since our establishment in
Chicago, we have continued to
represent the LEADING IN
STRUMENTS and other goods
pertaining to our line of busi-
ness /: controlling in the North
! west the leading Piano Of the
age, the eest low and medium.
prlceG1 Piano. the best Reed Or
9:@n, the largest and best Cata-
logue Of Sheet Music and Music
Books, and the best brands Of
small instruments F.; hence, un-
Like many other dealers, we are
not obliged to CONSTANTLY
CHANGE FROM THE GOODS OF
ONE MAKER TO THOSE OF IN.
OTHER. We are the general
Northwestern Agents for the
, 1872-11-16
THE BROOKLYN L1BERALs--THE VIEWS OF THE
"WORLD."

THE BROOKLYN L1BERALs--THEV VIEWS OF THE
"WORLD."
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Nov. 15-The Liberals OF Brook
lyn are first in this region to determine to pre-
serve their organization. They have held q
meeting and formally resolved to call themselves
simply Liberals in future, and not Liberal Re-
publcans. Several members made speeches, de-
claring they had burned the: - 2e3pnsc;-, :!
them in leaving the Republic. 'zAoHIc = =
propose to stand by the Gin: !: /: uir,t,o
Resolutions, inviting all who W.i:4.3-. !
cesss Of the Cincinnati platform to unite with
them, and ordering Committee of Thirteen to
mark out 9 future course, were adopted; also,
resolution. that party which, at the
curly age Of Six months, has polled
$4,000 votes is too vigorous to die until it shall
have reached maturity, and shall hnve accom-
pGshed the work for which it was organized.
The INorld not only advocates the revival OF
the old Democratic party, but says the chances
for it's victorious re-establishment are more
promising than at any time during the last ff-
teen years. It remarks that the positions Of the
war and negro questions are to be outside Of
the domain Of party politics, as will be uni7er-
sally conceded long before 1876. There is
nothing conceivable, except foreignWGr or new
acquisitions Of territory, to take the place of
the fiscal and commercial questions which we're
constantly agitated, but never decided, between
the Democratic party and the old Wing party.
It says that the Republican party has outliyed
it's issues, and that the American people will not
accept Senator Brownlow's advice to make Grant
President for q third term, OF for life. The old
Republican chiefs and leaders are either dead,
disabled, or ont Of favor, and the Republican
party, now In the hands Of secondary leaders, is
likely to split into Fragments. The citizens will
hereafter take vital interest in the financial
and commercial actions Of the Government, be-
ginning with the tariff question. The World
concludes that sit must be our purpose in the
new era to bring those who think alike to act
together. We must rebuild the Democratic eilifce
by bringing back the stones carried transiently
into other structures or, in plain language, ne
must 1eunite ell who held Democratic doctrines
before the Republican party WAS formed, and re-
inforco them BY the numerous recent converts
to the ,same Graer Of economic and political
ideas. To accomplish this, wt5 gust drop mere
craftsmanship, and discuss principles.''-.
, 1872-11-16
The L0gansp0rt Shooting Affray.

Special Despd2ch to The Chicago 7T7bu1e
LcaANspoR1, Ind, Nov. 15.-It is understood
Judge Dykeman is willing to let the matter be-
that Moreau was clothed in coat Of mail is un-
doubtedly incorrect, as he and his friends en-
phatically deny that he was SO, or
that he was armed with two reyolvers. He lies
in a very precarious condition. Citizens have
been at work to induce him to leave town, bus
he continues to insist upon seeing the mattos
r1ear mt
, 1872-11-16
FEMALE VOTERS TO Be ARRESTED.

RocuEsrEn, N. T., Nov. 15.-Warrants have
been issued by United States Commissioner
Storrs for the arrest Of Susan B. Anthony and
fourteen other females who voted at the late
election. The parties will probably be brought
into court next week.
, 1872-11-16

tHE NEW YORK SUN ON THE SITUATION.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
New YoRK, Nov. 15.-The Sun in the morning
Gays, editorially: "1t is IN open question
whether there is low any opposition capable Of
being made effective against the Administration
and the party! in power. Plainly enough the
policy of the opposition toward the Adninistra~
ton is to give it rope enough. Utter passi7e-
ness is the card to play. The elements Of the
oppoaition, decried as they have been as dis
cordant, are; as q matter Of fact. perfectly
, 1872-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov 15.-The official returns
from Maryland, just published, cut Greeley's
majority in the State down to LOTS. The Re-
State, and their majority in the rural districts
is 400. The Democratic majority in Baltimore
Of 5, ,172 alone saved the State.
, 1872-11-16


LITTLE Rock, Nov. 15.-Tho Gazette publishes
returns, of1cin1 aud unofficial, from every county
r ;,,,e They give Baxter majority Of
a e391ooS r Governor. The same paper e1-
=: ~. ,-::! opinion that D. J. Smith, REFORM
p uou: r Lieutenant Governor; J. R. Berry,
i.o4v!94-; - ididate for Auditor; ". J. Hynes,
are also elected. It thinks Cause, Democrat, is
elected to Congress in the First District, and
Gunter, Democrat in the Third District It
will require the official count to settle the mat
ter as to Smith, Berry, Hynes and Cause.
, 1872-11-16
FURS AND HATS.
FURS AND HATS.
.E'(JES(SS!
4he Finest Assortment il tle Civ,
and Prices the Lowest.
E[E Id, LETTER ECO.

Take pleasure in directing at.
tention to their Elegant Lines
Of FURS, EN- mbracing Russian
and Hudson Bay Sables, first
qualities; genuine Mink, genu-
inc Ermine, genuine Sea1skin
Sacques and Sets; Astrachan
SacQues and Sets !; Shetland and
Alaska Seal do; Fitch Sets,
Lynx Sets, Rose Martin, Maine
Mink, Black Bear, Blue Fox,
Seal, and Astrachan Hats;
Imam Ermine, Squirrel, Imam
Black Sable, FOB MISSES and
Children; Seal {; Persian Lamb
Sacques, Silver Coney Sacaues,
Coney Caps; Ladies', Misses
and ChildTen's Seal, Astrachan,
Silver Coney, Gray: and White
Lamb Caps, Imam Ermine Muffs,
Scarfs, and Collars, &C., &c.,
which they commend as first
class goods. and lower than
can be purchased elsewhere in
the city.
State and Twentieth, and
Madison and Market-sts.
, 1872-11-16
D(J|lRI)Zii'L

Organ, the representative Reed
Organ of America, unqualifiedly
acknowledged by the musical
profession and the trade geler-
ally to have no equal :; its fac
tory was destroyed by the great
conlaggration but has been re.
built with treble its former
manufacturing capacity. We
represent, in the Northwest, the
largest and best catalogue Of
Sheet Music and Music Books
eXtant, that Of
, 1872-11-16

homogeneous. The party Of the Administration
has no principle Of union. Upon no
single important question are they in accord.
Upon the tariff: foreign policy. financial
measures, the civil service, the franling abuse,
and even upon What remains Of the issue Of re-
construction. they are at odds themselves. The
duty Of the Liberal opposition is to cit quietly
BY and let the Grant party develop all that is in
it. II our assumption during the campaign was
correct, that Grants reelection would lead to
greater corruption than ever, there will be in
due time withdrawal from him of honest Re-
publcans, who will come over to swell the ranks
Of opposition
, 1872-11-16

LEAvEswoRTu, Nov. 15.-The Congressional
Committee to inquire into the conduct Of Judge
Delahay, took the testimony OF John j. Ingalls,
to-day. The Committee examined Ingalls, with'
special reference to the Osborne-Ingal1s draft.
, 1872-11-16

NEW JERSEY RETURNS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The official returns give
Grant IL, 557 majority in New Jersey.
, 1872-11-16
STEIN IEZ!H w W|RI!AIY 4

Piai9, an instrument that has
receife9 the stamp Of universal
approval, throughout Europe as
well as America, the merits Of
which are SO unanimously COLI
ceded, as to require no allusion
to them here. We are the gene
raj Northwestern Agents for the
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G6iTSnabrtd1teu.

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Observation-Disclosures

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Wcuer Spl3bpf init @AnciScmible.

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6irula 0.Biliou & Comp. ieit Yangem auf'8
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bat, unO maj bari iOliOer 8eoteuung fiber
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Ser orp6e W5d8fenbaII Der shIeer

TN Parfe an Der Selatr. 6oao
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yttttcrnadt lit ourh llebereintommen nit
Dem 9ireftorium Der Staptbabn-& Ompa9nie
Gorge Jetragen.
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Sas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

bietet bteie Bohe meme uno munnitia6e Semitic; IS
9ibt oret gtahmittl9s- g orteuungen, beHn ou6er Den
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e%initnoirt, mo Die Yofe DOta5eppa," iolptc bls Scns
ioIi0nsiLit nuni4ul0ts" iino a~ldnieno ausLt0fitt.
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Tprb's Spernbaus.

Cine &eprile 0ts lfon Qm Dtontage 9ege.
beuen @tides vamp 8obiart" fiiGte ben &c.
fria.n abeno aus uno belt baS aulueienoe
8ublifum in fortwdbrenOerS pannuug. Stab.
8otpers uno Sr. @eGolom gldnStea mieoer
in ben reipeftiueu Rolen Der a4m0 Gobiart"
unb bes n@rafeu BON 2eicefer, i" uno lpurOer
Sieielben 81 wieberbolten Mialen gerufen.
9tu9 Die Iiibrigen Wittprtenbeu, inter beIlen
pOr5ugsipeiie SRI. 5oparO ais ~SOnt9tn@
ber0Or3u9ebeu lit, tru9en in auertennenSiuers
tier @eiie gum @uiemble BEL:
Sober, Der biSber nod ntht gelegenbett
hattie, Sie beriiAmte Srag0Oiu 3u ieben, inate
nift perfeblen, OuS SbrO'ide SperubauS
mdbrenb bieier ISOLDE in beiuden, Oa baS
@atipiel Der DtaS. BonerS ON Sonna6egae
eubet,
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sta0t Baltimore.

Dieaesrise IS uerlief unges
mein rubla. Die @irtbidaften marei1 I'M
MGaemeinen benz Yolisei-Grlahe genaB &C.
jhlsGen; aber Sinter< unb Seitentbiire1 go
ben benz Ourfisen po0auf Gelesenbeit, lei>
mem 8ebiirfnife absubelfen. SIM 9anden
fieleu qeferu 1850 Stimmen. bapcn ertldr-
ten iG 62O6 fir, liza sesen bic Serorcnurs,
melde sum Ausbaue Der v8ehl. Warplanoer
Giieubabn" ueitere s475, 900 berpialgt. DIE
gerorbuuna 1T iomit NIT 5O62 Sttmnleil
Wcbrbeit BON Der 8irseridaft ausenommea
morben. Nah ben etnselnen Warbs geltal'
tete fh bas Stimmen.S erbdltniB, mie fol9t:
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Die UWafbin9tonsGOae Nr. 2,
81 q III A ~

batt heutt, Den 81. Sebruar, in ser r8orudrts5
9aue"an 6apetteitr. etuen 9roBeH 6eitz8a1 Qb, lpe(=
der in tctnGr StnIi1t @tpaS Sn lulRI6en abrig fallen
miro. Capt Sell mann's @GpeGe uiro Die SGnsluz
iti9en beirteoi9en. unp 5r. 6opp fIr quite Speiien uno
@etrdnte in ~betannter gSeilC iorQeU.
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Sir sinsu s~eretsten SaIs. SuRsn OOsr Grtat'
taas Degosn n9rOtuR's 8ronpiat 9ro6es" nit uou>
fem 8ertrGuen aaf ibre Btrtfamteit anseboteu. Gle
beUaBren ben 9utsn Saui ben fe sere6ter Geiis sr'
lau9t ba6eu. (45t&iul
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Die ,,Sa1ttmorer Siir9crzS6ueen=
SeScllSdbdftf

a~nnonctrt ibren Wasfenbaa fir Oonuerfaq, Den %.
Sebluar, in Der rs entral=Saae" on Noro=@QptroBe.
Oas Arrangements : GoRite bat Die umIaienofsn
8orbereitungen 9~etroifen. um oas Set 10 ndrriit,
ME moSllt Su MAIDEN, pesb0lb eine Sablreide Ses
t~bettinuna An Dinlten int.
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Ser 0lcrcin Sh1Iinu

bait beute, Wtittpob, ben Il. 6ebruur, eineu sroBen
d stcnz mo Gipil=Saa in Der oS entral~6auG" on
gtoroz@uuitr ,ab, tuel9trNi6ts gu luiniden ubrlg lai=
itn mi.O, NHr Ntit8lteoer babCn3utritt, cod 1T SeoCr<
mann @ete9eubett g~eboten, iib Ole UtitgIieoi4aft fir
60 6 PntS an PrmPrhrn.
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Nrpf. OrpmtUcu

fibrte getern 9onOon'8 SebensWiir6igteiten
I'M y6reimuurer.S empel" einem poGen unO
genGblten auditorium Dor, oaS ben trefli6en
9tebelbiloern raui6enbeu Seifal Soute.
pie benti9en Sorftsqunaen-9ta4mitta9s:
oStalien, " a6enos y8Om"-pcrOen 81 iuobls
thGtigen 3medeu gegebCu.
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StraBen.S heatsrs" se;ogen. Inter ben bar
ffeQeHoen SrGften erfuarb f9 Sr. 2liuer
9ouo Spron bird icin naturruahres Spiel
bic fiirmiihe 4nerfennung BON Seiten bes
4uoitorium8. Die iibrigeH 8oaen luarsH
idmmtli9 nit guteu Srdften beiest, unO lieB
bas@niemble Ni6ts gu niiui9eu itbrtg. Am
9onnerItas 0a9mittag finbst cine SeftagSs
Matinee itatt.