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Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, Nov 9.-Tho Yictora 1t tho
Capitol celebrated their triumph last night In
brilliant style Soon After dark tho cannon was
fired and bonfires wera kindled on Washington
and Wisconsin avenues, just north and east Of
the Capitol Park. Many buildings in tho vicini-
ty Of the Park sad On Htreota along which pro-
cession Was to march, notably tho Villas House,
Park Hotel, Capitol and Lake Housea, St. Julien
blllinrd-saloon, breweriea and saloonB generally,
and tho Jail ,-of which, BY eleoting tho Sheriff
1aat fall, tho Democracy gained poasossion,-
woro Illuminated. Quite crowd, with two
bands, each with locomotiye-headlght mount
cd on wagon In their rear, marched Is far a.
and burning Of eolorea lights along tic route,
and then, returning, marched around tho Capi-
tol whoHe dome was illuminated, cleaning like
a lighthouse, !" ''F
large concourso OF people crowded tho AS
eenblgz zOhamber, composed Of all classes. mauy
Of our most prominent and respected citizons,
aud a large number Of what aro sometimes stig--
matized az tho unwashed.
JUDGE II. 8. ORION
was called to preside, and made An opening
asm, In which lie said this was new era In tho
political history OF tho State it was = victory
which had 6ean waited for by those in tho popu-
lar party-tho, party Of Reform ind Honssty-
lot seventeen long anu uT8aTy ychr6 uttrnK Which
the party rghtfully entitled to the government OF
tho country had been beaten back in this State
Through days Of var and blood aud days Of
corrnntioa ....57 had waited for tho roseste dawn
Of THIS day. whose glorious SIM SHOULD soop ride
In hia golden Gar in i cloudless aky. Now
may pHrty,. without q name, but On platform
broad enough for every American, lad gained
tor them signal triumph, which waB to do more
than feoa hungry aspirauts for Office, He vent
on to eay that tho yii:etQYy was not 4 personal
trinmph ovar uar, Washburnt end to spehk
highly Of him and bis Administration ~ almost
unaxcepsionablo; to declare that It WAS not the
triumph Of tho Changers, though It was Of tho
principle thai all industries uhould DO put on an
equality, without discrimination That 1t had no
special Significance as to railroad corporations,
WHICH It was paid had aided in winning thiB VIC
tory, exoopt that thoy must stand on the namo
footing with the 4umblest indiyidual, had no
special Significance al to ono nationality, though
tito Germans had almost universally jolnol III
tic movement, for tho snlc Of maintaining
their right to cat and drink What
thoy pleased; and ha declared hIs opposition to
sumptnary laws.' Or cooEepg, nlsi, Into reform.
Its great Significance mas the utter condemnas
ton Of the Administration OF Con. Grant, Al 10
lte roconatruotion policy, it's 1l|anclal policy OF
lack Of policy and itH unprecedented corruption:
Tho party in power might have boon splendid
war party. but Was worthaas ~ mace party,
"
, 1873-11-10

throughput, and tho market closed No per h OF fror,
1aBt weeks pricca OH common and rn0dum stock Tho
demnnd was not equal to tho limited aup-
frat hands to other nlarkcts. The average
quality Of tho oforlnga was mich superior 10 Inst
Il 81 oa sae sr ms o openns
tho c1oRe, tho mnrkot rted irrcnu1ar, with steady
downward tendency Of rces nclow arc 9ivcn quota.
week: lro,nlHm, s0.7597o0; extra. so.0o@o.25 nrst
quality, *6o@oo0 eccN' quality, f47o@525; third
hogs, B7,T00.
sItEEr AND LAMns-NcceIrts for tho wook, II, 400:
head. Eastern dealers layo taken q fow hundred
head, mostly ut doclno of 70 por ID for sheep, and
~ noF y for lamle. Tho local demand Ia merely
63tkc. 1 "
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Tt la stated that In Europe ozonizod water Ia
becoming largely in request as a beverage itia
soluble in the proportion OF ono part BY weight
by 1oo-l 900 Of water, and sone ohemista
u berlin are said to have Engaged IN tho ma1u-
medicinal purposos, its aotlon boing supposed to
produce the sAtno oiroct. when imbibed by in
vallls in their sick rooms, ~ that produced by
proximity to eaa alr, or inhallng Of sen mir, Boe
ss5 e asa 81 Lis osaa oaoss tass oon
almost instantly o1idiza alool.ol wlou asitatod
with it, oxygenated wator being at tho aane
time producotlt I'hla concentrated ozone he
recommended "a An p1idizing agent IN organic
the care necessary to @vold its introduction into
tho respiratory apparatus whom experimenting
with It, on aqdonnt Of its intensely irrltstine 10
ton on tho 1nuVl1H membrane,
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LtherAils1n In Au.orlca and England.
GeruAl Masaoy. on Saturday evening, during
dinner given in New York by the Now York Lib
oral Club. described himsalf "a a Liberal, and
said that he WAS surprised to find that America
WAS not w liberal Ii some things az England.
He instsnoed In this respect tho attitude ii tho
press tn reference to tho Evangelical Alliance,
expressed by tho Alliance would have boon rid.
dls4 through and through By tho EneliAh
papery, For the thoughtful minds among tue
yonng people Of this country he Thought
there was great work to do and ho seemed to
hayean M Idea that hts lectures hose would help to
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At t6e tmo Of her going ashore at nla1istee cb Nov
u ls73 during serriblo gale that Ind boen blowing
hereby desire to testity % Capt. ". +. Ladner liz
chsrfe Of said steanar. In tue noat emphatic ,anneE
nossol9 our rcHard and osteem for hts cool courage
such trying emergency; and in this Imperfect man.
nor, to tender him our snccre aud hearty thapks
firmly believing to the best Of our knowIedgo that hH
did all that human foresight and skill could dictate ia
avert such calamity ana, successfully landing tha
passengers through highly dangerous surf, By thu
small boats. too much ca,lot bo sad In hia praise,
9. ALoNzo SMITH, Milwaukee.
II, HYsE, Chicago,
HEo. 4. bou0LABs,
M1sa BAAnARA Shaver,
BYRON MARKHAM,
s, u. LYMAN,
ABEL 3. MACY,
h11ss ELLA BALDWIN,
Jo1tS MILLER.
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THE WEATHER,

:, WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 9.-PnopAu111r1Es-
For the Northwest, rising temperature, Winds
ysering to R RsG}nthoasto5ly. andnarty cloudy wealth,
erly winds, partly cloudy Weather, ani low o tom
perature,. For the Lower Lakes northwesteriv
winds, cloudy weatler, and ocoagional lIuht
enow, clearing by Monday. From tho Ohio vi.
ley to M Southern Tennessee, porthwostoriy and a.
woa,hary Rort,hesly ~ M9s colder nd partly cloudy
weather, lowor temperature, and nsoftbwe%storiy s M %
winds. Fer the Middle ststoa, northwosteriy
wlnds falling temperature, cloudy weather. md
possibly ocssHionsl light, rain, olsaring by Non
dsy; aag;. for Now England, northwestorly Winds
talnoR 'eMPeFasore' and partly cloudy weat}or.
oxNxHAl onsERvAr1ora "
CHICAGO, Nav 4n-ta M
, 1873-11-10
WASHINGTON.

Tho Chntrmnnsfaip OF tho Lcndlng
RVouHc Committees A1rondly Talked
Ab0stt -n1cGnrrnhnu's sent Socrc.
tnry Dc1nl10 in Fnvor OF n Special
Census In 1875.
T. Special Dtspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
TIE NEXT apRAKER AND THE COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Nov. o.-The assembling
OF Oongrees in just thres weeks has led to an
animated discussion OF tho House Committee
OhairmanshipH. Mr. Blaine koops out Of tho way,
and ia quoted AZ in favor OF tho Republican cau-
Gus rolioving him from responsibility in tho
promises. Tho Credit Mobilior 1nembors hayo
been In bad odor amongat their colleagues aiaco
the recent oleotiouB. There ia d good deal OF
jost]tng amongst tho socond-rato Congressman
for promotion. John Il. Knsson has dropped
his aspirations for tho speakerslip, and
fs working for tho Craftsmanship Of the
Ways and Means Committee. Lyman Tro-
Committees, and Wheeler. Of New York, ia still
IN tho fold for Speaker, but with srnnll prospects
against Blaine. Clinton L: Merriam, or Central
Now York, expects tho Executive holp for tho
accord with tho President for a freh banking
law, and prepared bill In that interest laat
year.
THE n'aARnAHAN AND Ills foRru1sEs.
telographio dispatch from California an
nounces tho failure Of tho immortal McGarrahnn
TO procure writ Of ejeotmotx III tho Courts
there against tho Now Idria Mining Company
This auit WAS commenced On tho part OF AfcCar-
ral,an with Wow to mixing further applica-
tion to Congress-, and to show that ho Ind no ro-
dreas in tho courts, being thrown out by the
atatute OF limitation.
(Tn The Assocsated PTkss.1
A SPECIAL. CENSUS IN 1876.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--Sacrotary De1as,o will,
In his annual report, ronew bis Recommendation
for consus to bo taken In 1875, tho results Of
which could be published In soason for the Gen.
tennial Of the Declaration OF Independence Of
the United GtAtce,
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and had reaohed tho 1oweat depths Of infamy IN
tho history Of this Republic. Tlin MAS victory
Of honesty and right.
Aftnr tn,,1io

AItor music,
! IN. D. II. WIGHT,
contributed moro to organize and carry to sMc.
ceas this great noform inovomont than any othor
| mnn in tho stato. Ho did not mako
worry striking Bpooch, nor awaken
Charleston Convontlon, thon as d Republican, n
and. for tho last fow months, nH Roformor.
The What is It" party. as 1t had boom onllcd,
ent s!ates, in California, Illinois, ohlo. Iowa,
and WtBconsin lad won signal triumphs. 1t WAS
poratiions, of National Banks, Of Credit Mobiios
swnoa at s ana d.1 baekssAleEy grabs ho inaoEsol
Gated hard things paid about Grant, believing
sconndrea about him woro tho guilty onea aud
was ready to bid farowoll to Washburn and all
his d asa1estes +, IN olloo tor tho public good Ho
thls State lad no history before Sept. 81 ho no.
llered WAS dostincd to carry tho country
In tho .noxt Presidential campaign. Ho
counseled moderation and prudence on tho part
of those who had come into power In this stato,
and closed with a glowing hpostropho to the
America Of tho future.
= THE noN. GEORGE n. BMrrH
WAS the next speaker, md Was welcomed with
lilo snid they had met to tako formal possession
Of tho Capitol In the nnme Of the pooplo, and to
congratulate oach other on tho great victory. II
his Il, friend from milwaukee, dig not caro-
much abont names. ho would take tho Ohio
namo, and cail tho victors tho Democratic
partyi and, though hc had como by divers
paths to join thom. he wolcomod pr. Wight
bact. lie retorred IN bitter torma to the alleyod
violations OF tho Constitution and outragos
perpctrated by tho Republican party, anu re.
1otcod greatly over "h1t 10 bad beon waiting and
laboranR Tor for noarly twenty ycara ahd OF.
pressed his beliof that this waa bnt the first
NOVA OF HOOD "hioh would MAKO cloan
swaep over tile land, and result IN = national
triumph three years hence; Ho scoutod. With
me hearty inaorsemont o1 tne andionee. ne idoa
o. any aioh Civss'sergloe nolorm as snenla koep
any Of the prosont suboidlnntes n tho state of- q
lces in place, and threatened clean Bwoop. 10
aoelsr9a q, snofe YOU'D % no more ealafy-grapa
whom thoy gained power n tho nation, Tor the
democracy never allowed their officials to DO
wrong; and highly onlogized tho Governor-
elect Farmer u! ,Isylof.wniaming Waah1urn Tor
sustaining all the measures OF tho worst Admin
ietration that ever afflicted the country. Ho
c!oBou Win proposing throo choors, "hieh wore
given with will, Tor the successful tiokot.
coi v. =: vI1As,
introduced as gallant soldier and tho best law
yer OF hls Joa1n 10 tho Northwest. was then Gull
Cd out. Ho aatd ne had carried a muskot IN the
DHnnCrANV nj
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SUICIDE.


Special Nspoteh to 7hs chtcaqo 1riaune.
Knox, Ind, Nov. 0.-Elisha Wood, m old
resident Of Stark County, who resided six miles
BY cutting his throat with q razor, He had
been sick about three weokB and, it Is aup-
poEea, committed tho horrible decd while In =
state Of despondsnoy. The docoasad was about
70 years old,
xENlA, O., Nov. g.-Alfrod Watohall, au old
cltl5on % yo4rs Of ago, committed suicide yeB.
tortay morning by hsnging himself with .
4ator 70 !Ase stAb}o, Financial troubles are sup.
poaea 10 haya inlpelled him to tho act.
Spstfat Dfspatch to Ihs CAtea0o Tribune.
dREENyI1lE, O., NOV. "a man napeti Will
iam Beers hung himaelf In jail laat nlght. Ho
nas locked up yebtesdpy Mi thta morning WIS
found IGsI haAgrIg II hls eall, He used tho chain
tAa! snppot'ea Aa eed. No cause for the aot u
, 1873-11-10

Tho recent tragedies In Kern county, Cali
fornia. arc painful illustrations of border
ilfe; raech - w.naos'ns .sn5o meaGan called at
pstor I'D not want "a eo sas ahs aa
the wanderor over night. There wero sey-
cral n1en In tho house, and in the md
dc OF tho night tho Mcxican got up apd made i
desperate effort to murder thom ail. He klled
one, wounded others but found hB butclering
capacity fol- short OF his estimate of 1t and ran,
takinE with him q riao and some ammunition
The next day hunt for the Mexican was ipsti-
tutod, and just at night be WAS brought to bsyin
menced firing upon his pursue1a, and thoy were
forged to retreat to q little distance whore they
built fire, and concluded to Hait till morning
%, 9efoFo they attempted to dialodgo their game.
Ihe night Was cold and tho Mexican had no
coat, and the thought occurred to thone to de-
sort their fire and build anotlor one some DIS
tance Oh, In tho hope that Tho Mexican might
como out to warm himself by tho fire. Tho ruae
succeeded: It was not long before the ASSASSIN
aMppparoa M e the t'Fo. 5 Hls Pursuera thcn crept
neatly dispatched.
:, Here Ia another Incident showing how mon
throw away their liyeB cut thera. T6era WAS An
election at Bageland, and two mon who were
as,eaaa goit yoEy drunk at IT, one Of thom b.
other knocked around till it got very dull with
him.. Ho wantod exoltement 80 ho went to hia
sleeping friend, woke him up and asked him It ho
aad voted. Tho friend said "Yes." "Wlo
for ?" " Rood" Then tho indivilpal In search
Of excitement struck the man and lott him, 10
vas told he ought not to have struck man
helplessly drunk, He then said: n will 20
back aud kill him, !" and he went back aud do
kill him by breaking bis skull and elaBhinE lii
body With knife: 4 bystander tried to arrest
tho murderer, and q sharp fight with knives en-
nued. Both men fell dead about the sauld
time, With thoao exceptions tho election at
eageland passed OF In peace and harmony, and
the baliot:bo1 was triumphant, With tue votes Of
three dead men in 1T.
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FIRES.


In Fort Wayne, Ind; Loss, $4,000,
spxea! Dsnatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
FoRr WAYNE. Ind, Nov. o.-shortly before
rays maohino-shop, which, with itB ontiro con-
tents, was completely destroyed. Tho fro is
supposed to bo tho work Of an inceudiary, as
there had been no fire in tho shop during tho
day. The building WAS Of frame, 401140 feet
and 100000, the building being filled
with very valuable machinery, Which ia
estimated alone to be worth $50 1000
Many patterns ,wero burned, some Of which
were very valuable. A considerable part Of bio
raw material and some of tho finished work was
saved. The insurance on the foundry and machine
ehopis as follows: Under writer's Agency, 81, ,000
Royal, $500; Continental, $1,000 othor En-
glish companies, $4,000. This fro will throw
largo number Of Lands out Of employment, but
Mr.. Murray says he will rosume business at as
curly dato as possible, A. new brick foundry
adjoining the shop escaped al harm.
, 1873-11-10

SptstHl ptsrufeh TO The ChftaHu 7ttbuas,
ALBANY, n. X, Nov. 9.-BEEyEs.-The rulina Of tho
maraet in many respects wa a!!as but. II poss!bc-
eelpts although unusually small e1tcedvl tue preson
demand Wle4. on account ot money matters, is ex-
tfomHl$ limited Thursday tho market opened with
ouly few hundred head changed hurtls, On lis fol-
towing 4Ays there was but lltlo Improvement In at-
teIaance, anu no chanAu for The butcr III tho general
ruling Of tho malkots 4 dropping feolng WAS shown
, 1873-11-10

Movement for the C0-op oratien of the
Farmers md ALnb0r-Ikcformers.
DETROIT, Nov. "a movement is now rnptur-
Ing for. union of Farmers, Grangors, and
1tnbor-Ieformeys. Lending men of these Or
ganizations have boon consulting aud maturiug
plans for general operation and consolidation
which aro now noarly completed throughout tho
Western states. 4 meeting has just been hold
in furtherauco Of this object. The operation Is
being carried On very quietly.
, 1873-11-10

Of October, disabled and untlor sail. sho was
out Of coal and provisions, which wore supplied
by pasBfng Btcan1or.
QuRENsTown, Nov. 0.-Tlie steamship France
from Now York, llas arrived.
New YonK, Nov. 0.-Arrivod- steamer Il.
II. Arndt, from btettin. /.
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Mes.r1 Linn l. csale tha well-known ahtIpbuders
plank, imported from Canada, anil on which no aut1
haa been pait for flooring in vessel which thoy hsd
oeon m constructing. Tho custom authorities learning
caiMtng that tho IL" wlch permits the uac of fres
i9se1Ha timber n the construction of vessel cone
Craig p%id duty ou tho plank used uutor protest. ma
nppoa!oa to thu Secretary OF tho Treasury decision
nns 1nst Mo nado tn favor Of the appellants, ths
ner may 30 used III tho construction Of any part Of 4
yesss! without payment of duty The ecet Of this
an 1ntretuA to ahlp-buil1tnA along The lakes.
, 1873-11-10

were mora active at forner ratca or ut 8<o for corn
1na = 1of wheat to Buffalo Tho charters "a
Gaatin. wlcat on pryate terma aohr Iigeie Jones'
corn on owners account prop Onledat corn throug
through. To oswego-schr Mo,,taak, corn On nj.
Sato 1erms m m To o!eyeand-ser Montgomery, oata al
at oHo; barge Clement corn 1t C. 70 ErienoProp
Gnina, corn through. To Port .Colbornc-sohr TEL
samseh, Wheat at 70. To ogdennburgh-Propa NASH
wheat A. on hrough-rae. Total, Is capacity equal 10
l1oooo bu wheat, 600 bu corn. and 90 200 III oats
, 1873-11-10

SpteN! U1srath 70 TIA Oh{cq1o TriAvp.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. p.-PAssrp Dowr-pronH
Michigan, Colorado Cuba 7. Kelley, oormorant, va.
Cape, ~ ""''' 1sotta
III pAasrp ur-rrora st. AlbauH, Dean Richmona.,
u1sy O. Now York achss H. H. Muis, ouyahogs, aiin.
W1Np-Northwest
, 1873-11-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

Nkw YoRK, Nov. 'a,~=Arriyed- -Vnlted etates
steamer Tigresa, from st. Johns,
Intelligence waH received at tho o1Hoo OF the
Anchor LiMe that the steamer Is1nailta was
passoa OF tue ooaat OF Now Scotia on tho 22d
, 1873-11-10

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 9.--Jamea BarkhuY, q
Passenger conductor On tue Cleveland, Coluin-
buH,, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railroad, was
HAile coupling cars.
, 1873-11-10

Tic Confessions Of nn Invalid.
Puh!isls.} - awsrnlng ard tof hs hensat St yogns
h r,s whn !ss cured himself. happlyag ths msHts 9t
I'LL MAYtAut, Boa It's. HreuklIn. NJ. Y,
, 1873-11-10

PLYMouTu, Ind, Nov. 9.-At o'clock this
morning tho residence OF Mrs. Dorrer was oou,.
Tho loas is about S5. 900, Insured tor shout
$4,000. The fire WAS caused by defectiYe due,
, 1873-11-10

CINCINNATI, Nov. 0.-Tho Enquit,er's Loxinxs
ton special reports burglary there last night,
" which 800 worth OF watches were stolen.
and the articles stolen recovered, to-day.
, 1873-11-10
MARINE.
Fort 0f Chicago.

oFs ~ Ch1cARo.
sohr !. " Brown nas1ssdv An1yhI; Ria
s:s s:s s!s :SS;!fis:s $%ss, lumber,
PFsp Fee SbisdenS. }sye b%tS9o ,1sa s"eaT,ss
FEE rop gnsoS sai.tan' sas'9 1uaio ahho'ss so;
u1rk Lucy !: o!ark, Buffalo, coal. - .
sc sc9r e. A.. Dcers, LAY Dehoqiie, lntnbar.
Sens Se! =. s, naeA' ~ ~: Josoph. nambor. i
sc schr u5otGn, ia,Ist seDSygan snsy;gga s~ ,nmDeF'
9chr sl, Felcito4s, L'titngton, lumber. j.,
s s!rossS so Sns"ass sI"asfse %sss 'n,n:t.
RRIse R; SSssls., S o6edsnsGSfsh, ssadtiss. a i
ss1.s sms dea.aa, GoEsisa si; J9,sepl. snndriea.
Sc scow White OK. slsniatee lumber -:
erop ep qhlan, bonalo a1nlrics. ...-t
sehr Gh =; y. untnmond, oaWeGo, coals-
schs g; u, NOEthsost buffalo, coal. =. -
se1r ao1,r 1nsss.o 5a,nes Couch, nufralo, COAL.
6ehr 6c,ir 3neon.o y nnfaalo. coal. /
sslr zssi olandi ] iss, unaiHs nafiss'e' Goa: coal,
psop 4rp q!eYesnd, ogdcnsburgh, aundsies. -,
rroP rersa rHeni 98ga9fns1nsh sSnrss
sssSaMGasSp ssS1 MssSp, Agns. roSr Mwaafss iron oto
sshr sshr S,e:i T. T. pogm,eroy. mercy Cleveland, COIL.
sehr sehr 4onna!3son, Us o!ovel.ad, coal.
sohr = T.ritno ~ uMomaareh sturgeon Bay. wood
schr schr = Hasy Ma.cxca a.s A1nakcgon, lumber,
sehr sehr a1,s;; &: nj 1sSantona s Manistee lumber.
Ssnr f.spf Q5;y V.y Of +ra!nea{te, t,nGa1o, coal
an,sk aSrk Gs9a VIZ. bsu1gea, Buffalo, coal. ii:
1eh. - y ioafa or Iradc, buffalo, coal. =
Tasara Henr a; IT, l.. wilcox. buffalo, coal.
acngs 1fercn,.. aumnee caoiad ;mi.uGalo coal.
sebr Traa ostsa% Gsa%o'la fior cedar posts
ncor ncor Me,eau1n, da Green Bay Telegraph poles.
EYE EYE y 1"aao, Nv Hunalo, aundricH.
p1rop 1roI, 00sonto, 0 Green bay, sundries.
9eow 9cs, GUhampion, Pino River, potatoes.
sc'r sehr 4; 4;ta tuabie' Closeland, coal. ....
6chr 6c,,r Etnan f5!a chi1!en, Meuominae, lumber.
R.rge S!onson, satnsSs ssnomihsee, s%1ei; fa%5er
narss nrSs fSnpte Eien Mti!a,
sshr sshr aius'ls1i. a.1, 4!I,,. buffalo, coil. -
sclF sehF sHm as17,s sRn5 Rn',, nn,flalol coa1;
sssr si + i: 4ibsssSt xpeas, afl'ot lantSsr: ssa.
senr e oolnBwood, Ford River, lumber.
ssGrss oom1s,; mnsR,son s,ashGsop Lumbar
schr Lana Johnaon hTprm'oe &,dnaiaa' nninal9' coal.
ssop Hatsope D. ssTss ssi
Bs5gs Bs5sS sam%el @naant nStltqn Esst sagtnaw SALT
Tareeo r 9oHynt, q T4, sRa! saginaw, salt. :.
aIsgg ta,,gg 2,o y y. hetohun1, East Saginaw, sslt.
sclr sc, Falcon, Lutlingtou, lumber.
soSr F T%o rsTs:s Fsnnies Me oaeota oaae n6s6 s.r
Schr Schr 1da Ena fnienaSooa. Who Lake, lumber.
schr MinorSn iIi mustyR"h, N'ah,eann Lumber s',,,,o
sel,r sshr 9. q y \ Johnson % Ford l'l7ar, lumber.
achr achr r;,. - ~ MMo4se, Mo, Chonoygan, lumber.
Echr F,,sno1ae mun nengl I uolllhs !n!ee lumber.
sohr sohr Gnenszer, Gasa,1s hhnanee, wood.
ntmr sum Mlinskegon, Grand Haven, aundries.
iron i'p Wy o xea'c Detroit poIt Haron sundzes.
saSsRs nahRa y n Il. ns' Meal0' 4naAlo: coal
eci,r ecir :; 49,. -. uuaahln, L9alngton lumber.
sohr II 4. nrnnt ets For S,HRa!ee' RsaH lumber iumoeE'
sel'r Kots ivnna M,ss,tsna ,saegon amber
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berry Committed Two Years Ago.
1oulsv1LLE KY, Nov, 9.-Two OF tho men
0olumbia (Ky.) Bank, and numbering tho
Cashier.--an affair which created great excite
1nent In tho State ct tho TINT, ,-havo beon caught
in Maine, aud will be brought to Kentucky, on
re4uisition OF Gov. Leslie, for trial.
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A Verdict OF Murder I'm the First Dc
EFec Returned in the UUderxuot
Case.
WEST CHESTER, Pn., Nov. 9.-The jury In the
udderzoot case rendered verdict Of murder in
tho first degree.
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4 ROW IN 81. Louis.

sT. i.oula, No.. Nov. 0.-An alteration oo-
oulled betwcun Llout.-Goy.' OiaB, r, johnson
and Alex. 2, GareRuhe, 4 prominent lawyer.
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Il TElrIZis1k lsrfncc4s.

ceas, whom she doseribae, III fol1Qxs 0Kho wna
tal saa 4lsndor., aldl very handsome, With
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oINc1NNAT1, o. Nov. 9-Stroup, Hebrew
farmer Of Jackson County, Ohio. was lately mur~
dared by man whom lie oAught stealing his
potatoes.
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Robbery OF the Adams Express Gem
pany in st. L0uts.
vt. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-J. J. Panl, messenger
Of the Adams Express Company, was arrested
last night for robbing that Company. Two
thousand dollars were found on his person, and
It Is supposed that some 43,0e0 or 81, 900 havo
boon taken,
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Fifteen Counties Republican, Seven
teen Democratic, and Thirteen
independent.
RejoicIngs Of the Victors. in Wlscon-
sin---Large Gathering at =
Madison. -
Addresses BY Judge orion, DR.. Wight, tho Bon.
q. B. Smith, Col. Villas, odd !:
Mayor 0rcgory.
ILLINOIS,.

fLLINU1S. ::
Adviees havc now beon received from all but
eight counties in Illinois, including official re-
turns from sixty-one countics. The counties
named in ita'io have heretofore given Demo-
cratic majoritios. The classified reau1ts, by
no,&Dffau 70 . 1r,op,
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