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warning words.

The strength and nervous energy Of the
human body ought to be increased during
the winter, for two reasons In!the first
place, diseases Of the most deadly charac.
ter may be generated at this season and
secondly, it Is Of the utmost Importance
that during the cold weather months the
system should be put in a condition to
withstand the effects OF the Spring mias.
ma, and the subsequent depressing heat
of Summer. 1t is therefore advisable, in
fact essential, to tone, regulate and inyigo.
rate the digestive and sCcretive organs at
this period Of the year, and oil all the
stomachics and Alternatives at present
known, Hostctters Stomach Bitters is
the most powerful, the most harmless,
and the most agreeable. The tempera.
ture of winter would be in itself q glori.
Gus tonic, II it did not, unfortunately,
bring with 1t volume Of chilling mois.
ture and unwholesome winds, which
have bad effect on the skin and lungs.
These must be guarded against, or there
is no security for health. The effect Of a
course OF the Bitters is to give Vlgor and
tone 10 the entire organizaLion-the su-
perfcial muscles and nerves, as well as the
internal viscera. A regular habit Of body,
healthy and natural flow Of bile, an
active digestion, good appetite, pure
blood, and q vigorous circulation of that
fluid, arc among the blessings derivable
from persistent use of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, which not only more than
supplies the place of the best tones,
cathartics and antiseptics prescribed in
their separate forms by physicians, but
perform the three fold work of invigora.
ton, regulation and publication, at one
and the same time. eod&w.
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ON MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
restored: Nervous debility cured. Impedlments
TO Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free In sealed envelope. :, !,
= Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec2Sd&w
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A WFUL DEFEAT!

Tha-.---t,ls completed Tho last hope OF tho
parties who have been getting up scALr PorsoNs
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HAIR DYE.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-04

LONDON, February 8.-The leading
Journals critiCise The amnesty cast
now before the Geneva arbitrators
with great severity and urge the gov
ernment to declare its opinion in re
gard to the demand for indirect dam
ages.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
will be present at the Thanksgiving
services at st Paul's church.
Chief Justice Cock burn has officially
cOunselled the cabinet that England
must recede Immediately from the
Treaty Of Washington, leaving Amer
ica to decide between a new treaty or
war. The council is now discussing
the terms in which this resolution shall
appear in the Queens speech at the
opening of parliament.
The Times declares that England
must give immediate notice to the
Geneva arbitratOr5 and the American
government, should such action not
have been taken already, that If the
American case is as reported the
efforts for arbitration may as well
cease. The Daily Telegraph reports
that negotiations to that end have
been opened between England and
America Ind that the British repre-
seDtati are not received in a
friend manner.
A meeting at Galway, Ireland,
TO-DAY, to nominate a candidate for
the house of commons, a show of
hands indicated that majority favor
ed Nolan, the home-rule candidate.
The result Of the vote created a great
uprOar, which eliminated in a riot
between the opposing parties. The
police attempted to suppress the dis
tUrbance, when furious conflict took
place between officers and rioters.
Order was not restored until several
were severely wounded.
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not, should not be chosen in prefer
enee TO Grant-the very impesona.
ton of Radicalism.

THE PRESS Of the country will re-
gret the withdrawal of A. NJ. HOl-
brook from the editorial management
Of the New Orleans PicdyJtae. It has
been controlled by him for more thsn
the third ofa century, and he retires
full of years and honors. The Plea
gSale becomes the property of a cor
pOration known as the New Orleans
Printing and Publishing company.
Among the shareholders are Messrs.
Burwen and Jenkins, the latter, in
1854 editor of the Baton ROnge Ad-
vOcate, the leading Democratic organ
Of Louisiana. He is a concise, vigor-
Gus writer and logical thinker. Mr..
Burwell is famed for his thorough &C
quaintance with commercial and
financial questions, and is too well
known to require commendation at
our hands. The Picoyttae is destined
to maintain its high position, and
viii continue to WELD boundless infiu-
ence in all these States.
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MADRID, February 3.--At meet
ing of the Radical party, yesterday
at which nearly seven thousand per-
Sons were present, Echigary, il an
address. alluded TO the reported atrOc-
ities in Cuba, declaring that they had
incOntestible evidence that children
had been shot. He demanded that a
stop must be put to such Outrages.
The speakers called for an extensive
reform at home and in the colonies,
among them the abolition OF capital
punishment, slavery, reduction OF
taxation, and the privilege OF a trial
by jury. They all advocated the con-
tinued possession of Cuba, and the
maintenance of Spanish authority
in the Antilles.
The deputies in the late COrtes from
Porto Rico, manifested for the re-
forms promised that colony in 1869,
viz, constitutional government and
the abolition OF slavery.
The electional committee of the
government party to-day issued a
manifesto to the people OF Spain, urg-
ing adherence to KING Amadeus as
the course most favorable for the iU-
ture welfare of the country.
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saturday, February "a, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wit;
Being country lots No, 2, Q and 4, on the
MIeeissippi river, ear Rippatoe's Point
above Memphis, and in the county OF SbeIbv'
state OF Tennessee bounded and described
Is follows, to-Wlt;
Lot No 4: Beginning at point on the Mis-.
siasIppi river st the SW corner of lot 30 4.
thence south with the meanderinGs OF SAID
river 1888 chains; thence east 6278 chains.
thence nerth u chains; thence west n
chains to the place OF bsginning-oontaininS
Lot No. g; Beginning at point ON the said
river at the 5 y corner Of lot NO. a. thence
south Is ohainss thence east SI.00 'cheina !.
thence north l5.48 chains; thence west ri *
chains to the place OF beginning--oo
s. 4-1o0 acres
Lot No 4: Beginning at q point ON the said
river at the SM corner OF lot No, s: Thence
soatn 2.64 ehalnas thence south l269 ehafns.
theI.ce east $3.50 chains; thence north 14.60
chains; thence west Bte0 chains to the place
OF beginning obtaining - s-Ie0 acres
A plan o. the subdivision, with surveys
th6reofs are on flle in my of1oe, 10 which ref.
ence Is invited.
TERlB or BkLE.-On q credit or ak and
twelve mOnthe; purchasers executing their
notes, with good security, bearing interest
nom date; lien being also reserved on the
land as additional security. This Feb.
"''' n D. q. sTEWABr, Clerk ana Ma.tar.
Hnmss a PostoR and Il. Clay King, So
l1citorss foz
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a REPURLIcAa on a RADIcAL


1t is very doubtful whether a Demo
crst, elected as such by the Democratic
party, would be suffered to assume the
once and duties Of the president.
While Radicalism Wields every power
of the government, the army and
navy, il also supervises elections, and
there is no fraud or degree OF violence
90 which it would not resort to pre-
vent its own election from Office. II q
collision ensued, Radicalism would
assert the Outcropping of = second re-
bellion, and Northern multitudes
would shudder and believe. Wrongs it
would do and crimes it would commit
would be wholly remediless, and the
South, though Democracy triumphed
st the bsllotrbox, would find itself in q
thousand-fold worse condition after
than before such a bOOtless victory.
Of all people, th0ae of the South have
least reason to be choice or nice as to
the means employed for their redemp-
ton; and while we can never adopt
creeds, or theories, Of government
that Republicans, rs eontradistin-
9uished from Radicals, practice and
expound, this constitutes no reason
Why 8 Republican, if a Democrat can
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Saturday, February "a, 1872,

the following described real estate, to.wits
Being an undivided interest in remainder
of one-half in and to q certain tract or par
eel OF land, containing about 202 acres, heip z
the same given by BENJAMIN West TO his
childl en-, Lucy s. and Fanny W. West; same
being in Eleventh Surveyors District, range
and section 2: beginning 20 poles west snd
20 poles south Of The southeast corner of
Couch q StrOther's 5o0I acre survey; west III
poles and south for complement. Said lands
lie in the county OF Shelby ana State of Ten.
neSsee.
TERMS OF SALR On credit of ak and
twelve months; purchaser executing note,
with approved security; lien retained TO se-
cure payment Of purchase money This
February 3, 1872.
MD. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
John ScmerVille, Sol for compln'is. fe4 :
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Attefnps 10 Rob an Express Jar
CINCINNATI, February 3.-An at
tempt at robbery was made in an
Adams express car, on the Pan Handle
train, due here at six O'Clock this
morning. After leaving Xema, the
armed guard was sitting in the dark.
ness, having been deprived Of a light
by the frozen condition of his lamp
oil. This quiet was broken by some
unknown person in a remote end of
the car, who finally struck light, to
better enable him to prosecute his
search among the vaiuables in that
part OF the car. The light revealed
the man clearly at work at a trunk,
whereupon the guard fred, the ball
striking the robber in the centre of the
breast and passing toward the right
shoulder. The wounded man was at
once taken into custody, brought to
this city and finally removed TO the
hospital. The wound is not consid-
cred dangerous. The man gives his
name as James Grimble, and, it is
said, was once a brakeman on this
road. He had about his person a
number of pawnbrokers' tickets.
From a memorandum about his per-
son it appears he has, among other
cities, visited Louisville and Pittsburg
in his recent travels.
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THE NEGRO asa DIsIzFECrANF.

BrOWnlow's health, we hear, is
falling, and two other senators have
been very sick recently. The health
OF members Of the lower house is
uniformly excellent, and these facts
evolve curious hygienie inquiry. 1t
viii be remembered that goats are
dIsinlectants, snd cattle on farms are
supposed TO be protected from many
disorders by the presence Of these
odoriferous anim2ls. This theory is
applied in accounting for Brown
lows declining condition. Revels
no longer occupies 8 chair innSe-
distely in the rear Of the ''distin-
guished senator from Tennessee. F"
Alcorn has been substituted for
the gentleman from Africa, and
disease lays its whitening touch upon
the unhappy BroWnlows. On the con-
trary there is quite bevy Of blacks
in the house, and Sunsets face never
RloRed with brighter radiance, and
Buffers eyes were never greasier.
The sheen Of joyous exubersnt health
fulness brighteDs every face UpturDed
when Blaine bleats. This marvellous
difference in the bygienic condition Of
the houses Of congress can only be &C
counted for by the fact that while
Revels he's unfortunately left the SEN
ste, there are halfG dozen Africans in
the lower house. Like spots on the
suns disc or bright spots, II you prefer
It, that peer forth at MONDAY amid
the gloom of total eclipse, these sons
of Ham shed the light Of their genius
and aroma Of their presence upon the
atmosphere Of the house. 1t is well,
and the usefulness Of the negro in
halls Of Federal legislation can never
more be questioned; and why should
not Councillor Machin take with him
to st. Petersburg a pickaninny to
serve IS a page even in the grand
council OF the empire7 When Messrs.
Barinds and Jefferson present the cot
ton bales to the Grand Duke, they
must not forget the pickaninny for
Councillor Maehin.
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SALT LAKE.
IudEe Mexican SIaHdeFed by False TeIe-
graphic Reports.

SALT LAKE, February 8.-Much in
dignation is expressed here to-day
upon the discovery that a dispatch OF
the Associated Press, which had been
sent east, had been tampered with,
evidently by parties in the Mormon
interest, to the effect that most of the
leading Gentiles in this city condemn
Judge McKean's decision in the re-
tusal OF bail in the murder cases. It
is utterly false, and the resolutions of
citizens' meeting, held yesterday,
endorsing the action Of Judge Nc
Kean, were signed to-day by over f1f-
teen hundred persons. Tonight the
Office where the paper is being offered,
is crowded with people anxious to
sign it,
The enthusiasm here for Mclean is
extraordinary.
A Mormon mass.meeting was held
this evening to nominate city officers
and delegates to the State admission
convention. Ex-Congressman Tom
Fitch was introduced to the meeting
as a prophet. Fitch made speech,
and was chosen one of the delegates.
Wells, one of the parties under in
dictmsnt, was renOminated for mayor.
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PARIS, February 3,-The adverse
vote in the assembly yesterday, on
the motion to return TO Paris, causes
great disappointment. Leon threat
ems to resign the prefecture OF the
Seine in consequence, and it is proba-
bic that Casimer and Periere will in
sist on withdrawing from the minis
try.
The Duke d'AUmale and the Prince
de Joinville, in a communication to
the official journal, state that il they
had been present in the assembly on
Friday they would have voted in ia
vor of the return of the assembly and
the government TO Paris.
It is stated that Thiers has induced
Casimir and PeTiere to wait until
Monday before resigning from the
ministry,
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SAN FRANCISCO, February 3.--Lasl
evening the treasurer of Santa Cruz
county was turning off the gas In his
Office. when he was seized by armed
masked men, who had been concealed
ip the office. He was bound and
gagged, and threatened with instant
death II he did not unlock the vault,
which he did, when the robbers took
out twenty thousand dollars in gold
coin. They then locked him in and
left him. No clue to the robbers has
yet been discovered.
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NEW YORK, February 3.-The Re.
publican (Greeley) general COMMITTEES
met again last evening and resolved
that the common council should
impeach Mayor Hall. The legisla-
ture was requested to temporarily
abolish the ONCE Of mayor.
TIE Democratic Reform general
committee this evening elected VIM.
II. Hickau chairman.
Resolutions were passed calling on
the legislature for a charter which
would place the control Of city affairs
directly in the hands OF the people.
The disch8rgiBg OF lRboTers and low
eriDg their wages In the different de.
partments Of public works was strong
ly condemned.
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CINCINNATI, February 8.-Yester-
day q crowd Of twenty-five masked
men went to the jail in Richmond,
Kentucky, where Slough, who muir
deEed his wife on Thursday, was con-
fined, and oveTpOwering the sheriff,
took the keys Of the jail, proceeded
to Sloagh's cell, and marched him
out short distance, where they hung
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CINCINNATI, February S-A farmer
named Nicholas Yeaker undertook 10
cross the Ohio with q market wagon
and double team to-day, and when
approaching the Ohio side in the di-
reetion of Ludlow street, IN this city,
the ice broke, letting the team and
wagon into the stFeana. The man
clunR to cake Of ice and was barely
saved n ON his great peril by persons
who came to his rescue.
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CINCINNATI, February 3.-AntOine
Bonti, Pearl street salesman, not ap-
pearing at his place of business up to
noon to-day, his room was entered.
A bloody bed and part of his clothing
saturated with blood was found, but
all efforts to discover him, dead or
alive, have thus taF proved unavail-
ing. 1t is supposed that he attempted
to commit suicide.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
CTRA.

HAVANA, February S.-The Ger.
man ship-of.war Gazelle has arrived
from Savanilla.
General Requelme, the new COM
naander OF the eastern department,
arrived from Spain yesterday.
A portion OF the excursionlsts VINO
came here on the Moro Castle nom
New York, viii return to day. The
remainder will return next week.
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chanCsry Sale Of Real EstatI
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a. 1922.

No. sSs,--In the second ChRncery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee-Bamuel Watson
VS.. II. Lane ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutoEy decree for
nary S0 1874 will sell at public auction, 20
the highest biddar, In 'front.' Of the Clerk and
0reanlaw block, Second street, city OF Mem.
T,f,fa qaannaaEee. on
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CHICAGO, February 3-In the GRIM
inal court yesterday Judge Tree over.
ruled the motions for new trials for
Alderman FUsh and ex-Alderman
Montgomery, and sentenced each to
six months Imprisonment in the
county Jail and 3 fine OF one thousand
dollars
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ADOITlOaAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEw oRLRANs-PRopUoE.

NEW oRLEANS-PRoDCC
NRw ORLEANS, February 3, - Flour
Arm; superhne, s6 rs; double extra,
81 so; treble extra, s. 90. Corn scarce;
mixed, $50; white, goo. Oats scarce
and higher at $50. Bran, 81 rs. Hay
il firmer; prime, SIS 00929 90; choice,
| S32. Pork in fair demand; mess, Sl5 75(9
I5 571S. New sugar cured hams, 125<4l3o.
Lard firm; tierce, 9k0l0c; keg, 1O11c.
Sugar firm; inferior, 6Sz97zc; common,
71<GSo; fair, 8sf9S%o; good fair to fully
fair, sX09Hc; prime 70 strictly prime.
e5S(9lOc. Molssses active and irmer; in
terior, 30c; common, $50; centrifugal, S59
$50; fair, $50; prime, 49050c. Coffee firm,
ordinary, 2Oc; prime, 21K022hc.
NEW ORLEANS-MoNEY.
NEW ORLEANS, February S.-Sterling
exchange, us; sight, h discount. Gold,
NEW oRLEANs-CoTTON.
NKw ORLEANS, February S.-The cotton
market Is dull. Sales, 5000 bales, Good
ordinary, 20A@2l1so; low niddling, 2i9S
@2l2<c; middhng, 22G21sc. Receipts,
1855 bales. No exports. Stock, 246, ,7S6
bales.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Cotton Is
quiet. Middlings, 229<c.
SAVANNAH.
SAvANNAH, February S-CottOn active
at full prices; middling, 2lx9221<c. Net
receipts, 2562 bales; exports, oOastWise,
7l6 bales; sales, $500 bsles; stock, 72, ,628
bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, February s. Cotton market
quiet middliug, 21&o. Net receipts, 1lSs
bales; sales, 800 bales; stock. SO, rs bales.
CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, February 81 Cotton mar
ket steady; middling, 81 10. Net receipts,
oosstwiae, 5I7 balssi sales, 500 bales; stock,
28,s8o bales.
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WASHINGTON, February S.-Rev.
VIM. Hamelton this morning 1ed on
the ice and died In a short time there
after. After fifty years OF service as
travelling minister in the Methodist
Episcopal church, be received the sp-
pointment Of cleTkship In the Patent
Office and was on his way there when
he fall
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Lamp-CIsaning.

OITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
" MUIPHB, TENN, January a, iS72
~ Sealed proposals viii be received az
this once untn u O'Clock m. saturday, Feb
ruary Sd, for cleaning and glazing the public
Eas-lamps in the city. For further informa-
ton apply st this oflcs. The oily reserves
the right 70 reject any or ali OF the proposals.
las J.H. HUAPHRExs, CITY Eng'r.
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the New York safe sxindIe.

NEW YORK, February 3.-The
Times has additional names OF pri-
vate persons charged with having re-
ceived the safes for which the city
paid on the Mcbride q Davidson ac-
count. Many OF the parties men.
toned, 1t is believed, bought their
safes In a regular way,
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hallway COIIision.

NASHVILLE, February S.-There
was collision on the Nashville and
Northwestern railroad, in Dickson
county, last night, between q con-
strUctlon snd freight train. Edward
johnson, enginecs Of the former, was
killed. The engineeI On the other
train wssiDjuEed.
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ST. LOUIS, February 3.-W. II. Dof-
fiOger, or Bolander, lately freight
agent in Chicago, was arrested here
last night and taken to Chicago this
afternoon by an officer from that city.
Some irregularities in his accounts are
stated to have been the cause Of his
arrest
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-8sfanesry Sale Of Real Estate
ON
SAT uRDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1872.

No. 4ls9.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.--L. A. N Shore,
Adn'x OF Il. B. Shore, deceased, VS.. John b.
Shore ct al
D z virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
- sale entered in the above cauAe, January
81, 1871, Will sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front Of the CLERK and
Masters once of the Second Chancery Court,
GTeenlRw Block. second street, below Union,
city OF Aemphis, Tennessee, on
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NEW YORK, February 3.-JOhn
Bladden and Charlie TomlinsOn, Eng
lish felons, were arrested on the ship
City Of New York yesterday, and to-
daV committed for eXtTaditiOn.
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MARRIED.

As-wHITFIELD-At the residence
OF the 5rids'sm other Jefferson county, Ark,
January 30, 1879, by Rev. Mr.. Lee. Mr.. ] r
THOMAS, OF the irm of Malone, Thomas q
Co, CT this city, and Mira. WHITFIKLD, Of Ark.
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CHICAGO, February 3--Jefrey Ca
ting, for the murder of James Towns
end on Archer avenue in December
was to-day sentenced to imprison
ment for life.
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CRIMINAL DOCKET.


NEW YORK, February 3.-The prob
ability is that the trial Of Stokes will
be put of till March. In that case it
viii come before judge Barnard
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him to q tree. The mob then quietly
dispersed. The circumstances of the
murder were 80 brutal that the action
of the mob seems to meet with gen.
eral approval.
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TtHE next regular annual meeting OF the
j. stockholders Of the Memphis and Litt Q
Rock Railrcad Company viii be held IN the
town OF Hcpsdeid, Arkansas, on the
I5fh Day 81 February, ISza
Stockholders viii be passed free TO and from
place of meeting By presenting certificates Of
stock to the conductor.
By order Of the Board OF DtreetorA
JOHN ". GOODWIN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Memphis. Tenn. January q, w ia23 oAR
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SCRANTON, February 3.-The num-
Der killed by the Lehigh Valley acci-
dent was only seven, and the number
wounded nineteen, some OF whom
will die