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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-10
LOUISVILLE.
Famous Horse Owner shot.

Louisville. August s.-Colon"l Rich
ard Tcnbroeck. IN" well known horse
owner. va, shot, and IL reported mortally
wounded. AT GilmaHs station. in this
county. thi, evening, 10y General Walter
Whitakrr, lawyer Of thi- city. The
particular. # the affair Ar" not known.
Whitaker had already killed two men
and j. regarded a. desperate character.
It will be- remembered that Tcubrocck
took a number II American horses 70
England som" year. sine" and matched
them against English RUNNERS.
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FROM our reports this morning the
,.ohshili,ies are that the weather to-day
vii, he partly cloudy, with southeast to
southwest winds
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OF our prospectors and all indica-
( tions point to valuable fields.
So far We have obtained surface gold
alone. Our miners hope vet to find q
good quartz lead. The expiration OF
the Sioux treaty open to settlement a
beautiful. and highly productive area OF
country, hitherto entirely unknown.
Grass, water and timbers of several va
rieties are found in abundance, and all Of
All excellent quality; small fruits are
abundant, and game plentiful. The
valleys are well adapted to cattle raising
or agricultural purposes, while the
scenery is lovely beyond description.
The fora is the most varied and e1uber-
ant ofany section this side of Cslifor-
mia; in this respect it is new Florida, it
may prove to be new Eel Drado. The
command is in good health, and e1plors-
lions are beng rapidly conducted"
Interview with Don Carlos.
\ correspondent of the New York
Herald interviewed Don Carlos at
Elairia on August 4th. Don Carlo, said:
ave are always glad at seeing CORE
spondent willing to tell the truth. We
have faults, but accept the responsibility
of our actions. Our cause is So good that
we do not fear daylight. Our enemies
spread false news audaCiOuSly and per-
sistently, because we do not possess the
means Of giving the truth publicly.
Therefore We give honest journalists the
opportunity to gather evidence Of the
absurd stories ioatcd Of the Carlist at
trocities" Hereupon the correspondent
said he hoped he would not meet the fate of
Captain Schmidt. Carlos replied that
there was no danger; Schmidt was ar
rested under most suspicious circu IN
stances, tried by court martial, found
guilty and executed rs Il spy. Nevcrthe-
less | regret very much that my order,
to spare his life was received too late.
COrrcSpondent-D His Majesty ap
prchcnd any danger Of German int"rven-
ton on account of the execution?
CurloS-Not the least Germany is
aware that foreigner throwing himself
I'm the midst Of an internecine conflict
Is Exposed to its risks and pcrils
The Spaniards strongly dislike interfer-
cncc in their affairs. Intervention would
result in favor of me. Then Spain
would only have one army. with Carlos
its chief. Spain has been Impoverished
bv wars, revolutions and changes of gov
crnmcnt, and requires my whole life to
restore her to the degree Of prosperity
which | wish her to possess. The only
means to accomplish this is by long and
fruitful season of tranquility, devoted to
cultivating the arts of peace, and
consolidating and establishing the
finances and credit Of the govern
mcnt, and thus give the country
the necessary repose which she never en-
loved since the reign of Charles Y. ]
desire to restore Spain to something like
her ancient grandeur, that is my only
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LATER

Colonel z. Tyuhr0cch. who va, shot
by General Whitakcr, j. not dangerVuily
wounded. Whitaker fired at him four
times. the last shot hitting Tenbroeck in
the centre II th" forehead. but fortunate
ly the ball glanced upward. cutting a
ridge through the forehead and hair, but
not penetrating tn" skull. TcnhTOeck =
escape j, regarded as very extraordinary.
Whitaker had an examination and va
admitted t. S25.nDO bail. His attack
-e"m- to have beeR unproyok"d. Ten
brock was uusrmed. There j. much eI-
rircm.nt in the citv over the affair.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

A. our reBsweT In many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, Ia re-
store gray or faded Whisksrs, We have pre-
pared this dye, In ons py,DdJdfLDn; wbIcn
will quickly and enectually accomplish
this result. II IL easily applied, and pro.
duces a color which will neither rub nor
wash on. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
Oct5
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OH CITY, August s.--Th" boat rae"
hplwscn the Columbia crew of Pittsburgh
and the Third Ward Grew, of oil City,
for two hundred dollar, side, cam" oH
thi, evening. For tn" fret half mile the
oil City boat Wa ahead. hut the Column
ba. spurtcd and took tho lead, winning
ca.il, hy ten lengths. Time - ~ 4,
given hy IN" referee.
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Grpngsrs' Picnic.

FoET WAYSI. August s.--Th" Gran.
GER Picnic to-day Wa grand sue
cess. The prDc,s.ion wa over on"
mile long: thcr. were 5000 people ~
attendance. Mr. BrIlingby, editor 81
the Indiana FGrJa,r made hn "I"qu"nt
speech. At OcI"ck the pillow test COIN
mcnced over thirty different mnnuiac-
tnrers were represented.
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Governor Dix states that he has not
Sc, come to any conclusion in the case Of
Mayor Havemrycr. Hon. John krl!y
saws that III judicial investigation should
be ordered he would show stat' OF al
fairs in the police department one year
AGO. under the rul" Of Commissioners
Gardner, Charlick and Smith, that would
u,tound the public. He would show that
the conspiracy WAS formed 0ytheoe COM
miss.nM
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His Idea Regarding the COrtcs and
the Future Of Spain.

In reply t" Il question regarding the
Cortcs. he said it should be- elected fully
and fairly by the nation. The Cortcs,
which should reflect the feelings, interests,
wishes and sentiments of the people,
ought not he mere body Of factiouS
politicians, alike powcrlros for good
and strong for evil, promulgnting
doctrines for the overthrow of society
and ending with barricadrs. | wish
Spain to march on to progress and en-
lightcnmcnt, and not remain behind her
sister nations in science and education,
without which Spain can he outstrippcd
in the race for wealth and prosperity, but
something is radically wrong in the
modern current Of the thought and sIya-
tenn of education.
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ST. LOUIS.
Meeting To Elect Delegates.

Sr. Louis, August 9-Mccting, were
held in the different wards of the city last
Night TO elect delegates TO the Peoples
County Convention, to b. held al Turner
Hall tomorrow to choose delegates 10
rhc Peoples State Convention, to con-
Nruc in Jefferson City, September ID.
Some of the meetings were very well
attended and others ,limly. The dele
gates selected show IL fair proportion of
Republicans, Liberal Republicans and
Democrats. The meeting, in tn" Ger
man wards were the most numcrouslv
attended, and II i claimed that the Ger
mans generally, especially those of the
Liberals, who have for two or three wears
past acted with the Democrats. will rive
this movement 81 hearty support. The
Democrat this morning expressed much
encouragement NJ the result OF the meet
ings; the Globe ridiculcd and condemned
them; the Times declared and denounced
them aS failures and iizzic and the
Republican made no mention of them r1-
cent i'm It's local columns
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bank Statement.

Loans. decrease. $l,476, 800; specie, in
crease. $40. 300: legal tenders, increase,
S73O,6OO; deposits. decrease, $479, 100:
circulation. increase, S435,OOO; reserve.
;,.r.o., Il DGf SDI
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The World IL running into Gross
MRteriaIism

and unbelief which, Inlcss checked, must
run into thccxtinctlon of the human race.
III. fault thereof being the mod
Crn goddess system of education
and the modern methods of investigation
To-days savants will be called fools by
the savant, of twenty wears hence Tor
wishing to discard the truths that have
borne the test for ages. Spain shall never
submit if can help it. Religion and
education assist each other, with science
and !religion to blind. Adding, with n
smile: II am nt present occupied with
other matters, but when ,h" enemy is
conquered, my throne restored, and peac"
and order prevail then i the time 10
consider education' Touching Cuba, lie
said he would offer full pardon and am
nesty, and would guarantee govern
mcnt devoted TO the interests ofthe island
He said he was opposed to slavery and
would abolish it with all speed. Carlos
i> very Sanguine Of the success Of his
cause declaring his prospects favorable,
and giving good reasons therefor.
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Killed bN Lightning.

John HuddlcSton and f.. \. Ross.
while riding in wagon Yesterday with
~ other persons fifteen miles from SEN
r'1C Kansas, was struck by lightning and
Killed.
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Mr. TiIton Was Captured Twice

by tho reporters Will" on the way from
his residence tn his lawyers office and
stopped long enough to say, in answer to
the question Iva, not the fact 6t Muul-
ton making his statement in advanc" Of
BccChcr all advantage Ia the latter? that
IL lTiltonD neither desire nor need an
advantage; | do not wish to humiliatc
Mr.. Bccchcr nccdlc>>lv '. lfthc statement
of my-caSc first will save Mr. Bccch"r
one needless word which h" might wish
to recall, am very glad to render him
this service. He needs all tn" charity
which It i, in nv power to b"stow. lam
receiving vindication every tim" that any
real fact in this matter comes out and !
am So near myfuIl and final viudicatlon
that | can afford to wait littl" longer.
To the question did you ever -" the
letter which Mr.. Bccchcr wrote to y"ur
wife after the Woodhull disclosures; the
letter that aludcS to hi, still loving her.
Mr.. Tiltom answered, "Why, carried il
to Elizabeth. 1t WIS written for her that
she might .how her friends And satisfy
herself
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VOL. IL.
ashreliug Reeister.

GOLD closed in New York Saturday
al ll0t.
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Damaging Fire.
Brutal Outrage.

Last night A. {. Y. Burton, q colorcd
candidate for tn" Legislature. was .h"t
and mortally wounded at Bradeno Sta
tion. on the Memphis and Louisville
railroad. by some unknown person. The
affair caused intense excitement among
the negroes in tho vicinity and 4 riot
was feared. but at last account. all Vs.
nminf
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Arrested.

Jacob R">cnhurg was arrested to-day.
on suspicion of being implicated in the
robbery Of $4,000 worth ut j"wcIry from
the store of John Brennan. in Philadrl-
phia. ON the night of February 18th. \
large quantity Of jewelry has been rccov-
cred
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THE EVERLASTING SCANDAL.
Enter Butler.

NEW YORK, August S.-Reports of in
terviews, with little in them, and specu-
lations, are only made public to-day,
about the great Brooklyn scandal. Mr.
Beecher has gone to PeeksKill aud the
committee and counsel are out of town.
General Butler has arrived in the city,
and to reporter who called on him he
said he did not desire 10 talk about the
case at all, and didn't.
MouIton Has Concluded His State
ment.
1t is said to be very long, and to con-
tain illusions to the difficulty brtwcen
Rev. Henry Ward BceCher and Mr..
Henry G. Bowen. Mr.. Moulton was
caught in his house by an interviewer
and asked: "Was your reference to Mrs.
Hooker, in your letter to Mr.. Becchcr,
intended to create the presumption of the
guilt Of the latter, or designed simply to
indicate the character of some Of the
documents Ill your possession? ! ask this
because some of Mr.. Beecher', friends
charge the former object Mr.. Moul-
ton said in reply: "Thc letter referred
to in your inquiry was regarded by me at
the time it was written rs private note,
which | never supposed would be
published. 1t has been published
through no instrumentality Of mine, and
such being the case decline to say any
thing further about it than that reference
alluded to va, not intended to
create presumption Of Mrs. Tilton' ,
guilt, nor was it designed to indicate the
nature of the documents III my posses
sion.
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The COrOncr's Inquest

in the case Of John and Annie Powers,
and Ellen Burke. the servants who died
about two weeks ago from the effect, of
poison, Us alleged, in chow-chow, which
they had used at dinner, has resulted in
II verdict that shcv came to their death
from the accidental introduction into
their food of Paris green. which had been
freely distributed throughout the kitchen
IN XIII insects
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MouIton Must he Cross-Examinetl.

4 gentlemen connected with the cas-"
being asked what the committee proposed
to do if Mr.. MOulton should offer state
mcnt but decline to submit to Il cross
examination, said the committee would
then decline to receive Mr.. MOulton :
statement. They would simply have to
go before the country on such state of
facts and let tn" people d"cid" the qu"s-
tion. II is certain that the r"mmltt""
would receive from Moulton the docu-
ments if he should elect I" turn them
over without statement, but should he
weave those documents into n statement
in which he should characterize those
papers and draw conclusion, from them,
and then decline to submit to a cross-rX-
animation the committee would certainly
refuse to accent such statement.
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News Items.

The suspension Of large dry goods
house is announced 10y the Post.
The specie shipments to-day aggregate
Of which $2,2O0OO0 was gold
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-23
NO. % EIGHTH STREET,

Bet. COAinercl., ana Washington avenues
II Is truo. the doctor il one of the Oldest
physicians OF the place, and his diploma,
that hangs IN his office, shows that he has
been 80 years in the profession. lie Is doing
larger office practice than any other ply
sicisn, treating all kinds of chronic diseases
OF the human system, such as old ulcers, and
all diseases Of the skin, humors and blood
poisons; also diseases of the throat; also
Al diseases OF the eyes of years standing;
also artificial eyes Inserted; tstula cured
without the use OF u knife; cancers cured
by the application Of me dicines, pimples on
tho face removed;. all urinary diseases
cured all forms of vencreM and private
diseases cured in tho shorte It time semia
weakness and seli-abuse cured in shor
time.
II is se!i-eyident that physician treating
eases for twenty-five years acquires great
XIII.
al consultations conddcnticol, in person
or 10y ettea.
medicines furnished at Office in all
lv-@tfl DR, DAVID HULvY.
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80 IND QTr AOcoMNCr ATION
aoo0 OAios . ll:0 Am. and 500 pm
cave Mound CITY at 1928 a. M. ard $50 y M.
CONNECTIONS.
At Norris City with Springfield and llli.
sots southeastern railway for Springfield
md 6hawneetoWu. aaa
Al Niseepnes, indianapolis and vincennes
railway for indianapolis and all points Nurib,
kA.t and West; with Evansville and Crau
eorfsytbe railway forTerra Haute, Eyans,il c.
Danvile. Chicago aud points Nerth. Fast
ssd Nc9i With Ohio and Mississippi rsil
wny fer II Louis, Louisville, Gin, innati aud
s0 poinx east and west.
Tickets Tor sale ut Compsn,'s ofice, cor
o<e seventh street aud Commercial a,ebue,
ead BY Jsincs Mallory, Ticket Agent. No.
Leyrs street.
l.. W. PALMER Gent Sup',.
r.. WILSON, Gen'1 Passenger. AIT.
ft o. a. 31-I2-ir
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TtNTLLt. LEMON, ETC,,
&c: Elago,iIg ice Cream, cakoa &. Pastry.

Dgyst.. l.Ifs. i..H .-ass. -, -
n. 9. p u. I'.t.,'s C~.ans
NTi.a0 PDr1cr
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$1,6OO,OOO

VIII he distributed among The ticket hold.
CrS
The tickets are printed in COUPON, of
tonths. and all fractional parts will DC rep,o-
,ented IN TIA. drawing Just n. whole ticket.
are
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81, ANN LOUIS.
OLIVE STREET HOTEL
slcOND An 0IlNc STNrrT.


.. LgG!1.
NEWLY ii.JLD tsJ E.l...t.- !.ID
y 'hrYu hau'. ".gE i,. r 20 DO Nta i,-s.
street ert trance lisH,'u 20 ~ 4ai b. cs' nan lgr
grIi m.I.gl iu.gtar .ut!i. l..ts ...| .H fNe
american and tuIuU'H~ ~ T." oi,t1 plan,
.pon5 per aaJ. mas 100 e-gi, tu. .r.eiG
Y.-I $50 pc" day.
Djl;R. ulATlH.r y 60. r.pr,.'or.
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rshss : Rssr
:7a sc, !,
Z o n $ U NJ p TITO N
AND IT'S CURE
! Victims of thl, awful disease are found In
! cNr'! heiglhOth1od, iu almost over. ln,,.,.
For them ana for Their nicfd.. We lr,r
| tin'H VI good cheer aud loup--4L, .,-
nouurciIcuI 1T most ursYrl.,.i to-, .',
dIhN based upon common SEN. 60 ,ro ,,,.
'oh' ul which TIE tClribi. intaay l. rn.i-
t'eii Controlled. and g.. yi.'f., tr, l.,i,.a.
nen.v re iored to health.
w LIJSON'3
CAkB0LATtD con LIVER or
d. not secret oil empirical ng,truia lisa
hdppy combination Of two rrmc.IfgLY1v.,
10 physicians everywhere 81 the best mean.
o. o. combating constmpt on. This oonlb.ul.
~ -, ..s. W Hs2h disco cry a1H b.
founded upontuc following
SOUNu REASONING
Consumption j. decay. Soothing. ezroo,.
u''nt remedies are only useful n pau.ai!ye,.
lucy dS n'ir sch the eau. -tLcytloroi .iou
We d"crr. Toni" ~ a'iao7 s.frryiLrn ~
AT forces and proiUng the battle, but Tho
l,.Hi r"c' t'..bt:t or, anI -UOurr or l.ieT
thc Victim Wu-'y ~ rliuuti. .ltr.,. mo
sometimes good. INT they seldom yybo,.f
cure. ia shpi', iiIu Gr.t ding n be do I.
to sTor TnT DtrNN .ti.,nnrfl,fIrr,. '.ra.
i've. tonic and s'rCr-'h .i,ne fre limo,,t
lnInA o in,IJcnt. Ia. ,.u,. .r, ,.r.,il,
-luhcf",s, llcsrIrrl-. r.ttfl... at..l .I.'.r'
,uiauoh carries thu poison ail override body
wasting. loss OF appetite, nucrrattgu. u,uLt
~. . N II Ia of D..
pear; i'it worth Will. - doctor Inc .yr,n. ,
IONS winch arc merely Tire result. While /
me urcHy, which t. d., lavrn. b. t...f. La, Z
Tie ii.c springs; :
These !, tvo 1niug- are well known ny the .
J. Catbohr nciI positively srrc,,r da,l~. /
u j. rae most Powerful aotistytlc in t6c
hhoHn world. Even dead hcG'g. rlg no.
served Dy H.. Entering into thr circulation
" ~ once sfap0ie, Wild corruption. aa".
cnu.
:, COG Liver OIL 10 nature, Jr.t.......r,
~ itHl-uht constipation, Il i. ~ once .
100" tonic, ruriler, a healer. II braces
W ga supplies Tho vital forces. feed .ls
TeS .5o,foi5 F @G. , Tn5.'s nature 90.
AcoJ q
WILSON'S
tARbJLilEU con LIVER on,
a, described fully In the ioyrntor.s ofr-,,.r.
N.i'" 5lh Ice mailed, upon application u /
We cer1e' aaora zracc 70 .cY ia, r.,,ors
Tory here % o. give Tho rumcrpn. c.ttit.
81 RON eminent ply and well
.Ho"n ollStDs 'cstfylng 70 the ab>olll.i,
wonderful Results flowing nom tli. l,,.,y
''.'NVI}. Nli'"c II 10 sHy..t r. curing tsau.
49, VINO .aTI'-ci Themselves g l:.Lf
it3f.I's door.
4
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CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.
- AND CAIRO AND Full.
~ TON KAILRO.A Us.

The sAortsst and only iircc, route IRON
oairs 70 Jsoksonport, Little Rock. Hot
SpsengA fultou, and all points in Arkansas
sd the 6cuthwest, TWELVE HOURS ~
ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER ROUTE.
-a'ThreuGh tickets, through bills OF lauing.
~ snfesnstioH ~ To freight rates, pas.
issugsr fare, connections, etc.. can he oh.
$alasd st tho company. sfiicc in Winters
eaoek, corner Of seventh street aud Com
nercial avenue.
h. Hacks will call at pri, ale residences aud
Asesaa for Passengers, when orders are lett
= time.
Elegant fulimsn pAls g sleeping cars on
II night trains.
Tfsass rua daily, Sundays excep,ed) from
ths Csiro Office ~ follows:
Morning Accommodation at. zee. 1880 u M.
AAAGas kssk Texas Express -. li:SO AIN.
Evening Accommodation. ........ 2:go pm.
',j ID. AxrKLL. Chief Engineer
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BAN ENeIsEs. BILL. syEAnno
MACII1JER

M ACII1TE Err
Manufactured ard repaired.
NptclM attention given 10 liqh, and na.
forging, house, bridge. railroad md isu y,
ahl ~ WORK OF a similar character.
steam aud gas sitting In an i,s bronl.
n lul assortment Of Morris, Iaskcr A "a
Philadelphia lfpeand itiings. Brass poo
80, ana 90 iNturcs always on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR "a.
NAHE > SPECIALITY.
Agent for Cameron special s,r,r, 49,,
aug OoIer feeder. The beet manifactilr,
ION patent s!phOn pumps, and ,Ud..,
patent governor ard governor valve,
ne following engines. etc.. for taic
iWo steamboat engines, IL! irch bore
cyilnu't; fNc feet stroke. and In good orr.
one steamboat shait aud crank: Urot iro
ono cHgiAc Tor hosting freight; 7JNlg,
phe I'Nse Jaw min engine. with shat, ~.
crank Tor uuly or gnus saW, sr,ond ham
ono "1" ,Nl2 or-Iuc; my Own mar,',i
H.lH. 10"
A'.1, sec midland ta,e cutiin. I'm.
'tih. AMI JoiutC. aud warehouse Iois,.,
iH.thln'i in good order.
Engines and machinery 81 al kinls Aourl
ard -uli. " '''ti
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Il, 900 CASH GIFTS.
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C01Al0slOa NEUCHANTs.
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CHANGE or TIM Y

VH hNVE OF ME
On and after Tuesday, Jsnuary IS, 1874.
trains vii run - follows:
GOING MONTH
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
VOTE FOR BROOKLYN AssEMBLYMEN.

The county towns to be heard from IN the lAIn DIS
trict and other districts Incomplete seVera dste's
to be heard from In each Assembly District
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
FIksT CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TIE ST1TE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NRwORtsASs 3P'ou Good local demand Doable Extra,
A. jO Treble do Cbee. S6 21d SO 30. Corn q MId
yellow II %. Oats quiet at bOd65. Bran
O VSl %. Hay du Prime S26 Pork scarce and
Dry Sae Meats demand hh uderr
Sc Bacon 6nner Sides, l3'c HamsOd II ga
l3c; F.osh l4d4 rs; Lard lower; Terce, lac Kea. ljlc
sugar In fair demand prices CJmmoa, 6d6c Far to Fully
Fair 77s; Prime i Seconds 7h68c MCl'sses IN good
demaud; Prime Choc 6JaO7c whkv dull and lower lousi
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the holders
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trade is the prces reported moderately good
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