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the American Presidential election.
published this morning:
The Telegraph believes that Grant de-
served reelection.
The Standard makes violent attack
upon the Republican party, which ii
says did nationally what Tammany
and Fisk did locally. Grant and Gree
ley are both unfit for the Presidency,
but of 80 evils the lesser is chosen.
The London Daily Telegraph of yes
terday afternoon, in referring TO the re-
election of General Grant, says: " No
one deserves better of his country, or is
worthier of place among the illustriOus
menwho have twice held the Presidential
Office. England has had cause to COM
plain Of many things, but President
Grants policy toward her has never
been willfully petulent or hostile. 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" j"
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GREELEY's VALEDIL TORY.
He Re-Embarks I'm his Gid line Of
Business.

NEW YORK, November 6.-The Tri-
blHe tomorrow viii publish the follow
ing;
A CARD.
The undersigned resumes the editor
ship Of the Tribune, which he relin-
quished on embarking in another line
Of business six months ago. Hence
forth it shall be his endeavor
to make this a thoroughly indie
pendent journal, treating all parties and
political movement with judicial fair
ness and candor, but eourting the favor
and depreeating the wrath Of no one.
If he can hereafter say anything that
will tend to heartily unite the whole
American people on the broad platform
of universal amnesty and impartial suf-
frage, he will gladly do so. For the
present, however, he can best com
mend that contamination by 81
lence and forbearance. The victor
in our late struggle can hardly fail to
take the whole subject OF Southern
rights and wrongs into early considera-
ton, and to him for the present, he re-
mits it, since he will never again
be a candidate for any Office,
and is not in full accord
with either Of the great parties which
have hitherto divided the country. He
will be able and will endeavor to give
a wider and steadier regard to the pro-
gress of science, industry and the useful
arts than a partisan journal can do, and
he will not be provoked to indulgence in
those bitter personalities which are the
recognized bane ofjournalism. Sustained
] -
best to make the Tribune a power on
the broader field it now contemplates,
as when human freedom was in peril it
was in the arena Of political partisan ship.
lSignedl HORACE GREELEY.
New York, November 6, 1872.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Grants Purposes and HOrses-CaBinet
CbangeiI.

President Grant yesterday expressed
qualification because the people had vim
dieated his private character.
Fish will resign his place in the
Cabinet.
Grant renews his assertion to give the
country peace.
Horses in Washington are all diseased
and wear heavy eravats. Grant is
watchful just now, it is supposed, Of his
stables.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, November 6-CottOn market
easy; middhngs, I8c; net receipts, 1855 bales
exports coastwise 1852 bales; sales, 700 bales
stock, 3,4sg bales.
SAVANNAH, November 6.-Cotton is dull
middlings, lSJzc: net receipts, 2732 bales eX-
ports coastwfse, l228 bales; sales, 24l2 bales
stock, 65,7i9 bales.
MOBILE, Novem her 6s--CottOn market quiet
and easy good Ordinary II &c; r1iddlings, ,lS74c
low midd1ng, I75zc; net receipts, 200 bales
stock, 25,}s3 bales.
GALVESTON, November 6.-Cotton quiet;
good ordinary, l6h@l6ci6; net receipts, 2665
bales; exports coaStWiEe, $40 bales; sales, so
bales, stock, 40,s79 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-COttOn cas-
Ter: sales, sos bales; good ordinary, nc;
low middIings.l 1916; middlings ls14 &c; receipts,
gross. 500 bales: exports-continent.3 $50 bales;
TO Liverpool, 296 bales; 10 Providence, 1890
bales; stock. l0,l7l bales.
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WARFIELD'S oeLD WATER SOAP
NOTICE
NOTICE..

A RTICBES left on the Grounds after the
"A late Fair can be obtained at the Secrsta-
rvs office, Chamber Of Commerce, by present
ing the superintendent receiPts.
nOZ LEON IROIrSDALE. SacralarY-
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TO VISITORS TO THE FAIR & EXPOSITION

all
OF
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The Toronto Globe yesterday con-
tained a special from Fort Gerary which
says that the Boundary Line Commits
sion have discovered that the Canadian
customhouse at Pembina is on the
American side, the line passing between
the customhouse and the Hudson Bay
COmpany's post
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SAVANNAH, November 6.-Savannah
gives Greeley 3lS2, Grant 1885. The
election for Congressmen in Atlanta
district is close. Young, Democrat is
elected IN the Sixth district, and Bell,
Republican, is elected in the Third dis
tricL Wright, Democrat, has $4,000
majority in the Eighth district. The
Republican gains are heavy compared
to the election for Govern or, and viii be
abOnt $4,000. The returns indicate
seven Democrat and two Republican
Congressman.
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MARRIED.

McELvEIGH-yTHA ALEN-On the night Of
Novem Der dth, Mr.. JOHN MCELvEIGH, OF Bal
timore, Nd, and Miss ANNIE WHALEN, Of
Memphis.
We congratulate our friend Nc. on his sue
cess in leading to the altar one OF Memphis
fairest daughters, the lOvable AID kind
hearted ANNIE. May success and happiness
greet them on all sides, "A their hfes path
way be strewn with all the beauties Of a bliss
ful and loving life. W. q II.
Baltimore sun and Attowa tIllinois) Free
Trader please eopy.l
PHELAN-HUNT-At the residence Of the
brides mother, in this city, on the morning Of
the 9th inst, by the Rev. James Carmichael,
Rector Of Grace Church, Colonel GEORGE R.
PHELAN and Miss JULIA TAITE HUNT, only
child OF the late Colonel William r. hHnt.
No cards
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Special 70 the ApDeall
Enough returns have not yet been re-
ceived 10 indicate the result Of the cleo
ton. Pulaski county VIII not give
majority Of two hundred either way,
judging by the returns published this
morning. News nom Prairie give that
county 70 the Reform ticket by 500 ma
jority. Woodruff county is reported for
Baxter by go majority, Independence
county 200, Monroe county 200, Jeffer-
son county BY Zoo, Phillips county 25OO.
Meagre returns from Dallas show that
Brooks leads by a small majority.
White county will give Brooks small
majority. Owing to legistration frauds
~ the First district Cause may be de-
f. ted In tbs Second district SNYDER
polled the Elliott vote. He is elected.
In the Third district Gunters election is
deemed safe. Welshire win not 20 ont
Of Pulaski with anything like enough
majority 70 overcome Gunter in the up-
per coEnties. The Legislature, both
Honses, viii be Minstrel Greeley may
carry the State but the majority for him
viii be small Baxter, Page and Berry
run ahead Of their tickets. The election
Of the two latter is certain. II the col
Ored men failed to vote for Bradley to
any e0nsiderabls extent, as was the case
in Eagle township Pulaski county,
HyBes is elected. Ii win take several
days to form q correct Judgment as to
the result
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DIED.

SULLIVAN-t)n the 9Th inst, after short
Illness. Mrs. MARY Sullivan.
The friends and acquaintaDces Of William
and Daniel FoRarty and Thomas Kirwin are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence, corner Of Main and
Georgia streets, this CTHURSDAf) afternoon,
at ? O'Clock. Services at st. Patriek's Church
NEWSOM-On yesterday, al pm, LOUISA
ELIZABETH, daughter Of Henry >. and Eliza
beth Ann Newsom.
Funsral at their residence, 90 overton street,
this CrHURsDAY) afternoon, at ~ o'clock.
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

CONTAINING SO acres, four hundred acres
" Of which are cleared, with good Frame
Dwelling House, with all necessary out hufld-
ings for a cotton fam, with great abundance
OF good water on the place, with good range
for stock, II desired, the land may be di-
videds giving 10 each division fair proper
ton OF cleared and tiIubered land. This EARN
Is located ave and One-half miles west OF
NESBII'S DEPOT,
on the MISSISSIPPI and Tennessee Fallroaar
and eighteen miles from the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Foe particulars apply %
JAMES NJ. TATE,
Hernanao, Mississippi.
or Messrs. OWEN 1fCNUrr q CO.,
noq nirupni-. tennessee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MACONTe NOTTCE.

THE stated communication OF Leila o
Il Scott Lodge, No. 80, viii be heldNf9N
this (THURSDAY) evening, Nov. 7th,/NN
at ~ o'clock, for dispatch Of business.
All NJ. Ms are fraternally invited.
s. STURM, W. VI,
NJ HOcpsr DTT,p Secretary nO7
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LEAvENwoRTH, November 6.-The
vote in this city is not yet all counted: /:
it is estimated, however, that Grant has
l75 majority. Six precincts in the calH-
ty, outside Of the city, give Grant 500
msjority. The State will give Grant
25, 900. Three Liberals were elected
70 the Lower House, and two to the
Senate, so far as heard from.
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NOTICE
new STOCK.

1000 cases new Oysters.
500 eases new Brandy Peaches.
1000 eases new Tomatoes.
1900 cases new Peaches.
250 eases neVs PineapDles.
75 cases new Preserves
10000 cases Canned Fruits and Yegela-
bies.
500 boxes halves and qrs. Raisins.
200 boxes CftrOn.
200 barrels Nuts.
100 half barrels p ,CkIes.
so barrels PickI
$50 boxes Cheese.
10 casks Currants.
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CEARKWS
NEW METHOD fOrREED ORGAN
Pleases everybody by its thorough course
OF instruction and most pleasing
music. Price, e So
EASY CANrATAs.

For Musical Societies and Clubs, ChOirs, Sem
tnaTies and Classes, that fear to attack the
49, oratOries and classical cantatas.
BelsEazzars Feast, sc; Pilgrim Fathers, Soc
Burning Ship, 81; Quarrel OF Flowers, Sc I;
Festival Of Hose, soc; Children Of Jerusalem,
zoe; Fairy Bridal, soc; Daniel, sc; Haymak-
ers, 81; Storm King, sc; Flower Queen, l6c /;
Indian Summer, 3uc; Winter Evening Enter
tainment, 81; Book Of Cantatas, 81 90; Esther,
soc; Picnic. 81; Cuiprit Fay 81 Flower Festi-
val, 45c; Twin sisters, sec.
Mailed, postpaid, on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DlTSON a o., Boston.
CHAs. Il. nITSnN q 90. New York
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Memphis and Charleston Depot
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th,

that valuable vacant ground, near the Juno
llon OF Old Madison and Court streets, with A
Irsnt on Madison Of 81 and on Court Of q fest
suouIVlded into two lots, running through
rom street 10 street, NicolsOn pavemeuts to
ootn points. such a location should arrest
the attention Of those who are looking for a
business stand in that vicinity.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE firm OF ]. s. Hatcher & Co., has this day
IL been dissolved by mutual consent, Thos.
III. Cooke retiring J. $. Hatcher is alone au-
thorized 70 settle the outstanding business OF
the late hrIn Of ]. s. Hatcher q 90.
j. 5. HATCHER,
Tuesday, Nov. s, 1871 THOS. Fl. COOKE.
50 / viii continue the Book and stationery
business, at No. 80 Main street. under the
hrm name and style 0f J. 5. Hatcher 8 Co.,
and respectfully ask Of my friends and the
nOo ]. $. HATCHER
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE
uAprr cIrRFn n1MFnIhrFrT

BY d.. Becx's only known and SURE reEnedv.
no CHARGE l0r treatment until curesi- tall
on or address Dfe. J. c. BECK, 4I2 Jofa -, 81
Cincinnati, Ohio. avis 1-%
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MONTGOMERY, November County
returns show about equal gains and
losses losses 9y both parties, compared with
1870. Each party Is confident OF carry-
lug the State. Bromberg Liberal Is
chosen for Congress in the First district
by l65Oi hapieT lcOlored, Republican, is
elected in the Second district bv 1000:
Handley (DemOcTat) in. the Third dis
trict, Hays (Repubiicaa) In the Fourth
district, Caldwell (Democat) ia the Fifth
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EoaiEtana

New ORLEANS, November e.-Of-
hcisl and unofficial returns from twen-
give net Republican majority Of 73is.
In 1870 they gave a net Republican ma
jority Of 1854. Darrell, in Third, and
Morey in the Fourth, are reelected
to Congress Counting the vote
in Orleans parish progressing
slowly. The impression pre-
walls, that at the present date it viii
require thirty days 10 complete it.
Nothing has developed 70 change the
belief that the fusiOnists have ten thou
sand majority IN the city. General
George A. Sheridan is undoubtedly
elected Congressman at Large, but it
viii require the official count Of Sypher
and Sheldon's districts to decide.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


New YORK, November 6.-The San
says the Liberal Republicans have been
faithful to their pledges, but the Demo-
Gratis have beaten Greeley by not COM
ing out to vote.
The Tribune adds that the Liberal
movement was at one time formidable
snd had prospects Of success. Had not
millions been expended to arrest It's
progress in the State elections of the
last three months, il might have swept
the country. The Liberal Republican
strength in North Carolina, Vermont
and Maine was nearly neutralized by
the Democrats who wouldn't eat crow
when they could get five to twenty dol
lars each for not eating it. There was
nothing purchasable in the keystone
State that was not bought.
The Tribune gives Grant two hundred
and sixty electoral votes, and eighty-twO
for Greeley, with the rest doubtful
There is scarcely q parallel, it says, in
the completeness Of the rOut and tri-
Umph. It agrees that the Liberal Re
publicans could not withstand the enOr-
nous Oudays Of money expended by the
Republicans in the canvass. Grant now
has four years more power, with heavy
Congressional malorities, and what
ever reform he may seek to effect he
viii have the aid of the Tribune
The World places Grants popular ma
iOTity at three hundred thousand. 1t
says that defeat is due to Democracy
surrendering to Greeley. That the de-
mOraliZation consequent upon the New
FORK ring peculatiOns Of year or two
ago disheartened them, and caused the
nomination; that the party had not re-
covered in time from the Tammany
taint TO do anything until too late.
The Times says while it regrets the
defeat Of Charles st. John, in the Or
ange district, and John H. Ketcham,
in the Duchess district, there is vet "a GER
tainty Of having carried six districts,
now represented by the Democrats, so
that with the large, the
next State delegation will be twenty
three Republicans to ten Democrats;
whereas, At present, it is fifteen Repub-
licans to sixteen Democrats. 1t ealcu-
lates the Assembly, at the worst. at sew
enty-nine Republicans to forty-nine
Democrats
The World estimates the Assembly at
fifty-eight Democrats to seventy-six Re
publicans. The Apolloites dispersed
early, from their hall, last night on hear
ing the news OF the defeat Of their can
didate. Altogether, the election night
was the most peaceful heretofore seen in
the city.
The Herald, editorially, says that
whether the result win be accounted for
by the popular strength Of General
Grant on one hand, the weakness Of
Greeley and the feebleness Of the Lib
eral Republicans, combined with the
Democratic Dol on the other hand, it is
in many respects the most remarkable
Of any Presidential election in the his
tory Of the country.
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MtsnesOta-

ST. PAUL, November 6.-Enough re-
turns are in 70 show that the state has
gone for Grant by from 5000 to 10000
Republican COngressmen are elected ia
all the districts. NJ. II. Dunnel in the
finst district by 5000; II. b. Strait IN the
second district by 2OOO; J. +. AverilI in
the third district by 5000. The whole
maiOrities. The greatest majority in the
city OF st. Paul Is 26, as there is a Re
publican gain Of 800. Ramsey county,
which gave Seymour 155 majority,
gives Greeley 80. The total vote cast
In the city was 1895, against SsSS in 1871.
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OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
Administrators Notice.

Administrative Notice.
7 ETTERS OF administration upon the estate
- Of ]. II. Spain, deceased, having been
granted 70 the undersigned by she Probate
Court Of shelby county, all persons indebted
70 said estate are requested TO come forward
and make settlement at once; and all having
claims against said estate are required 10 dle
them, properly authenticated, with me or r.
c. Williamson, No. 573 Main street, Memphis,
within the time prescribed by law, or this no
tice win be plead in bar.
uO7 z. V. SPAIN Adm z
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SAN Francisco, November 6.-A
dispatch just from Nevada says Grants
majority in the State is 2000 The Leg
islsture stands 81 Republicans and 20
Democrats, and secures the election of
J. p. Jones, as United States Senator.
Kendall, Democratic Congressman, has
30 majority. Returns from this State
are still Incomplete. The Republican
Central Committee claim 5000 majority
for Grant. COUghlan defeated Page
and Haughton elected by a large ma
jority A dispatch from Oregon gives
Grant 8 majority Of BOO
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Nashville.

NASHVILLE, November 6.-The Union
and american makes no comment on
the defeat Of Greeley. In regard to the
State canvass, il says: Whatever else
the result, we are disposed to believe that
many doubts and vapOrs which have
befogged our State politics win be lifted,
and men viii see things as they are.
The practical care lessness and reckless
ness Of third party viii be fully and
finally demonstrated. The need for or
ganizstion more thorough than we ever
had viii be impressed on all patriotic
minds.n
The Banner accepts the result of the
Presidential election as not unexpected
since the October elections. II declares
it Is the part Of wisdom in the Southern
people not only peacefully to acquiesce
in Grants reelection, but to give his
second administration their heartiest
and most cordial support until it shall
have proven ftselfunworthy. OF Grant,
1t says, as C0mmander-in-C Chief Of the
National armies, reverenced as the
savior Of the Union, twice President of
the United States, it would naturally
seem to be his ambition TO 20 out Of
Office at the expiration of his second
term. First in peace as well as in war,
there VIII be every natural incentive in
him to pursue the most conciliatory
policy toward the South, and there Is
every incentive in common sense and
practical wisdom on the part Of the
South, Irrespective Of party, TO invite
and justify it, if such should be the indi-
Gated policy Of the uext four years adj
rniaistration.
ea FsretEn.
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NOVICE.

HAVING been duly appointed Adininistra-
II tor Of the estate OF Geofge w. Gilmore,
deceased, by the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee, all persons are hereby no
tiled to present 10 me, within the time pre-
scribed by law, all accounts and demands
barred; and all persons indebted 10 said es-
tate are requested to come up and settle ~ th
me al once. &c. RAINEY, 3so5S second ~.
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DETROIT, November 6.-This State
has gone, probably, $1,000 for Grant.
There is scarcely a doubt that all the
nine COngressmen are Republican. The
Legislature is overwhelmingly Republi-
can In both branches. Wayne county,
in which this city IS situated, is astound-
ingly revolutionized, the lowest Repub-
licsn majority on the State or county
ticket being 2000, and running from that
to 5000. This has been hitherto almost
an impregnable Democratic stronghold.
The local county tickets throughout the
State are almost universally Republican.
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Virginia.

RICHMOND, November additional
returns this morning show increased Re
publiean gains in the State, many
Democrats coneede the State 10 Grant,
while Others are sanguine of carrying it
for Greeley. In this Congressional district
the returns are favorable for Smith Re
publican) for Congress; Wise Demo
craft Is confident Of his election by a
small majority. The Republican State
Committee claim the State for Grant.
RICHMOND, November 6.-Immense
Republican gains everywhere justify
the conclusion that Grant has carried
the State.
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The parish Of Orleans, 10, ,7G5 votes have
been counted, which give Greeley net
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

FTNIdE undersigned hereby give notice Of the
Il assignment TO them Of all the notes, ac-
counts and other assets belonging to the Saw
ings Bank of Memphis and OF their accept
ance of said trust.
All persons indebted to ssid Bank, by note
or otherwise, must pay TO Us, or to our order
only; and all others, TO whom said Bank may
be indebted, must file their claims with US, so
as TO participate in any distribution OF money
arising from said assets
Su't Will be brought to enfore the collection
or all debts which arc not paid promptly, in
accordance with this notice.
W. r. CUNNINGHAM,
r. A. PARKER, Assignees.
Memphis. Tenn. NONeIa her Z. 1872. no7
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IIIt dpa VII EalIleI up lueII
greased poles and things and depart to-
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Cross & BIae,sweII,s Pickles q Sauces.
JOS. SPECHT.

RS- A 1ine assortment of Raisins, Prunes
Cuuauts and Nuts Of all kinds-a fine stocA
at low prices. SPICER & RYAN.
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nc = .-EIM OI 7-Illl1IleU sLuUeDLs'
at the University Of Oxford, England, a.
We learn from "a recent report, l. work
ing well, and in that COUNTRY yEhere thu
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hs UIehntu IFOtl H"' TUT
Eraphic Reports
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PIrTsnuRa, November s.--Ths No
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An Eighty.Thousand-DoIIar Firs-ChAs.
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81 MADISON STREET, respectfully In
y vites your attention to his manu- acture
Of CAKES AND CANDIES Also, a large
assortment of TOYS AND Masks.
Partes and weddings supplied at short no
Uce. nos
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NEW YORK, November 6.-The Tri-
bltne tomorrow will publish the follow
ing:
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4oapoS, Novembere.-rh result Of
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nGEn6PELS
Agricultural 6 Mechanical
SO CT Y.
0UefaI Drawings fer the Improvement
Of the Fair GrOunds-

MoRNING-CLAss NO. S7s.
I5, %, 2, rs, 81, a. 70, q, 80, 8, So,
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Net Yet.
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1910.


WILMINGTON, November 6.-Grants
majority in this State is six hundred and