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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
wyandot Indians Holding an Eelction

A letter to the st Louis Republican dated Kan
sas August 18th says;
To-day the Wyandots are holding their cleo
ton of chief, and more interesting and impress
sive scene | never witnessed This nation was
few years ago, the most populous powerfuland
warlike of the whole region of the North, and are
now dwnded down to the small number Of six or
seven hundred, all told. Some of them are men
OF remarkable sense, whose practical observation
and sound discretion have induced them to quit
many traditional and savage customs, and to
form sort OF republican government. They now
elect their rulers, and to-day they are to choose
their Chief or President The polls are held at
lodge about two hundred yards from the conflu
ence of the Kansas and Missouri rivers. within
full view of passing steamboats,. The voting is
done by ballot-and how gravely it proceeds -
How unlike the elections of the white man. How
much more orderly dignifed and quiet! There
is no excitement no noise-no electioneerng or
loud words. They come in singly from the for
est; they assemble in small numbers beneath the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

John J Shelton. Ala II Harpling, Va & Tenn Il q A
Burton Bedford Notsinge and lady, Salem; Johnson
Pitts Caytor Bedford W Ii Fowler Pitts Robert Ter
kns, Halifax; 4 Whitehead Pitts VIM Davis charlne MIS-
Conner PITTS Angn sis l. Austin Campbel II II Whitehead
Fits Reed PENIS Store Na Miss Dale Pitts; l)r John
shelton kesun Miss Markham Pitts; Dr Fobts Nelson sam
Berger Pitts; W MINIS Bedford Mrs Quares, Liberty
Col ITupp Salem; Miss Sae Steptoe bedford; James
Tanner Texas, Mis- Mary Price Bedford John sale
liberty Edmond Goodc Bedford Musain; Pitts Robert
Otry W ytheyile X a Mustan Pitts; Capt VIM = DAVIS
Petersburg A Bennett PITTS, Or TboS Leftwich Bod
ford; Iackc Chrisiansburg Irvine California; Geo
Lemon New London ID II MeCay Charlotte Henry j Elmer
son, Florida II Carrans Ohio;
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prasdsiuffs I'm New York

The New York Express saws the operations IN
breadstuifs last week were unpreeedentedly large
-lnrrer than for any single week on record
The value of transactions in -four, wheat, corn
and rye exceeded three millions and n quarter
dollars-a large proportion of which was Tor e1-
port The Express add:
=" II i probable thai there will be buyers in
thi. mnrke. til very late in the fall, German
md French account Prices therefor. are more
likely 10 90 up a peg higher than 10 rceede.-
Oar farmers this year however, have raised SO
much more grain thun usual,-improying upon
the suggestions Of last winters famne.-that no
reasonable apprehension need be entertained. we
think, that in feeding Europe, are going 10
starye ourselves at home. England, France aud
Germany, careful calcnlators think. will take no
more than we can conveniently spare. The hulk
the orders from that quarter are believed to be
filled. now, but those ihn, are yet 10 come. be.
tween this time md January lst, will keep the
stock on hand in This market sufficiently low to
onaole holders Mt least TO maintain current quo
taiions. up To ihat time if not during the whole
winter The ronge of prices 10 day is much
Iii thcr il will he seem than il last yenr, this
time. These would be unpleasant facts to con
template. ON the verge, as are, Of another
winter. were il not for the compensating reiIec-
ton that in exchange for our farm produce. We
shall get millions of money from England,
France, and Germany, enabling us not only TO
pay off our debts abroad, but 10 keep our specie
at home 10 ilnpart now activity 10 trade and
commerce at home. We may have 10 puy more
for our bread, but the money to buy ii with will
thus be easier procured
C. l.I,... 81, ell,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

The Philadelphia Argus says:-"Tho last,
and one of the boldest foes we have heard, oc-
Cured last week, in the upper part of the city.
The spirit of II murdered man has been for months
in trihnlation, but finally, few days SINCE sue
eeoded in communicating the fact that having
been murdered some ten years since, his body
vas placed in Il dry we'll in sitting posture. and
the well hu,inS since lean filled, the position
was found nconvenient, especially as ine place
had been built upon, and the spirit wants the body
taken up and deoenty inferred. The precise
location was indicntcd-directl beneath thc
steps of a certain house in lIutehson street, be-
tween Poplar aud C'irard Avenue; and since thea
the most aborous excavations have been going
on 10 .fnd the body, while the story has afforded
abundant food for gossip"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
The Free Black Republican Platoon

At the late Anti Slavery Fusion State Conyen-
ton, in Wisconsin, the following uncquivooal res
oution adopted:
Resolved That the fundamental principles of
the Republican party based upon the equal
rights of all men, that these principles utter
ly hostile to the prescription of any account
of birth place, religion, color and that this
convention is opposed TO all political organiza-
tons which favor such prescription adopt Sc
cret measures, and take upon themselves obliga-
tons inconsistent with the Republican faith, aud
with fair and honest action as members of the
republican party.
Wisconsin is one of the strongholds of tho
Ant-American party. A majority of the popu-
lation is foreign-born This resolution is an
earnest of what the foreign party desire in our
governmental policy. Such no doubt are the
sentiments of the great mass of the Anti -Amer-
can party throughout the free States. And we
woudhave the reader observe that they are but the
application of the Democratic theory as taught
even here in the South. BY natural connex-
ion and sequence. it adds ''color" to birth place
and religion" and it does nothing more If De-
mocracy is so catholic and comprehensive as, I'M
der the rule of religious freedom TO admit TO all
the privileges of citizenship papists, mussumen,
mormons, idolators. atheists and others of what
ever creed or dsbelief.-if, under its doctrine of
equal rights to all, it invests with the full pow
ers and privileges of American citizenship-red
republicans, agrarians, communists and monar-
chists, whether Asiatc, European, or of the isles
ofthe ocean-why should it exclude the African
The negro Democracy of the North only elabo-
rates the theory of Democracy taught in the
South. Equal rights TO all men, says Southern
Democracy, when Americanism proposes re-
strction ofthe rights of citizenship based upon
birthplace. "Equa rights to all men," echoes
Fred Douglas, when Southern Democracy pro-
poses similar restriction based on color. OF
the two it would seem that Fred is better, be-
cause more thorough, Democrat than his South
ern teachers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

Jonel y brow NasNeI In7 eMI' = = = ..I'71 N
.b,I, Ieesyie & ID Slaughter. DanVilc Jao y Nacmond
: Z. Aiex Iryinr Bedford l. L Bur1rd tunpbell iahi
wilson q; sirafoa, do; J stratt1n, tis"fi
Ionr. : ; X X + Adams YIN II Parish, va Parker Al
In Nelson: .no DAVIS Augsai Col Jnn NafShem RI >
pe & lady Rose Mills Va Jno Mcticnnis, Pa thAIles
UuesheHherry Mss QuesheUbey AppomatihN James
ultr Petersburg; Nu Is Galloway, Bedford Mrs simpson
Amherst: Patrick, Campbell H. t1l Saml ID NC
D"arm5nj App3nattox; Jas ID Campbell. Richmond, u
Morrss Buckingham I. NJ Toney, do WIN u Griffin Na Jno
Amber Amherst y T. Luck otetour II I Harris, Apo
nattox; Juo fanghorne Vim II Harvey, T Jones' Jno
Perkins. Cincinnati.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

MATRIMONIAL EsCAPEMGNTs.-Thc Marion
(NisS.) Republican states that on Wednesday,
I9lh uIt, 'two exultng SWANS each with his dam
sci mounted en- piHion," arrived at that place
They hailed from Mnrongo county Ala, which
place they left onthe oh, and after many vicissi-
tudes aud "har-hreadth' scapes by field and food"
in the search for Gretna Green,one of the cou-
pie was united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
The other couple who arrived with them, being
under age, (ejghteen and thirteen respectively had
net been SO successful and continued their Jour
ICY westward TO Decatur in search Of the covet-
Cd license. \ considerable revival was going
forward in II settlement near the home of the par
ties, and while the parents of the brides were at
tending the protracted meeting, the enterprising
lovers contrivcd to inyeigle the fond and trusting
dom-cls from heneath the paternal roof trees,
thus TO share with them lot for better or for
Worsc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

August, 10 take preliminary step for The organ
ization Of a new Territory. to extend on either
side of tho Columbia river, from the Cas des 10
the Rocky Mountaius.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Seticc.---The Carriers connected w,his Office have
authority sell otherwise dispose of papers TO dev
regular city subscribers No papers put into
their possession for any other purpose.
Fall III ade. 1s55Merchants and business men gener-
ally that they Bill heads Storebils Pa
cards Business Cards Labels &c executed neatly chcapy
and expeditiously the "ViRGINIAN" JOB PRINTING Es
TABLTsHMESr, First Alley, Lynchburg, Va
EEEesEuAN, CLARK n CO., date Rnshion,
CLARK Il Eb)-GENIINE COD LIVER OlL-fhe great
attending the Of this valuable remedy in Cohsum
ton ha wing induced all kinds Of mutations purchasers are eau
toned to noticc that the signature HEGEM CLARK a
CO. in full is the cork of each bottle, without Whct Is
genuine and the of the depends its pur
Is, much cannot be taken to get the genuine.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & co,
Sole Successors to Rushton Clark 4 Co,
Nos 100. 273, 5l and 756 broadway.
Wholesale Depot, No. 100 broadway.
Sold hy Druggists generally in the United Staos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
The demand for Biead ,tuns alb Dad.

As every item of information bearing upon the
grain market is interesting, moro especially TO
our country readers, we give below, says the
Washington Sentinel. an extract from u letter
from NJ. Gaillardct the able nnd reliable CORES
pendent Of the Courier des Flats Inns, the
Franco. American paper published in New
York.
The Examinations and rejoicing in honor of
the ca ture of Sebastopol were no sooner over,
thnn the horizon grew dark again to the eyes of
spectators, and the public funds experienced u
sensible decline on the exchange, where pm
triotism ever gives way to tho worship of NAM
mon"
Tho panic is to he attributed not only to idle
rumors, but also to well founded npprehensions;
and among these last Is the shoriness of the
crop, Us reported by the different general coun-
els of tho department., and admitted even by tho
NoRiteHr. The deficit acknowledged by the GO
yernment organ amounts to seven millions of
heototrcs'
Now,as the press is not only gagged in France,
continues the sentinel, but is used as an instrn-
ment of Louis Napolenn's despotism, aud as it
might not Just now suit the policy of that Coy
ernment to confess to weakness which ser-
Gus failure in the grain crop would imply We may
safely estimate the deficit in France us Il. least
one third greater than that admitted by the Gov
ernment organ, viz; ten ard half millions of hec-
toltrcs, or tweuty-six millions two hundred and
fifty thousand bushels.
In an article ON the eastern war;, the \. \. Her
aid says: ALREADY y and the war has not lasted
over few months--Great Britain finds that she
needs sixty millions worth fthe staple of life from
foreign countries and France twenty, to make
up for the deficiency in one year's harvest. In
dependentiy of the war expenses, here are eigh
ty millions of dollars needed in one twelve montl
to supply natural deficiencies"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

N''''N''''''i's
Phio the victorious is the property of Mr. Gibbons
of New Jersey whose raised the great Fashion
rne-lst heat min. sal 2d heat m; 5l4 3D.
heat, Z. II Sc scc-Rjebmogd Inquire.
MorE ORPHANS ARnryfp.-rhcre arrived yesterday says
the Dispatch by the Port Wahall ue ten orphans from
Portsmouth, in charge the Rev Mr. Hume thst ndefah
gable aborer the of religion and humanity They were
the Catholic College and comfortably quar-
tered with those that had preceded them
SALE or A TELEGRAPH L1NR-Thc Sheriff Of Kanawha
county at the Court sold the line of Te graph from
Kanawha salines to Point Pleasant Tor eighty dollars.
MAIL RoBRER CoNy1crFp-In the L. 5. Court Hon John
W. Brookenbrougb presiding, at staunon, Va John NJ
Meek convicted Saturday last Of robbng the United
States mail and sentenced to the peueuary for ten years
the commission of the crime engaged
carving the mail in Augusta Va. and opened one Of
the mail bags and 4acd the letters of their contents
ATTEMPT RErEAsEA PRISONER FRou JNL-An at
tempt last break into the Jail Chester
field Court House for the purpose of releasing tho joe
who under sentence Of death Some residing at the
hotel heard the noise the jail and ont what
the cause, when the burglar fed
ElEcuovrv PRINCE GEORGIA. an election held in
Prince George county Saturday last for Clerk Of the
ty Court, Mr.. Jno b. Matthews elected
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAR.-In exactly throc weeks
great Virginia place says yeser
days EgqpGo The ampe preparations will be made to give
to TINS concentration OF the OF AfRBi
zeaunSy invoke the famers and mechanics State
exhibition worthy the old Domin
lou and Of this progressive age No time is be lole
every patriotic Virginia do his best and only
but benefit the State by making the exhibition unriyaed in
the history Of Virginia.
HONOR YIRGtyIANsII is rum6red that JAMES NJ Low
esq formerly Of Fairfax county Virginia but citizen OF
Iowa viii be appointed TO the United Judge
ship of that State, in place of Judge DYER decd.
a Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune
thst the President conempatcs sending in short
time special envoy Persia and that gentleman V
gua will likely be position object Of this
mission is said to be to negotiate commercial treaty.
Observation-Disclosures Avon Troupe have taken Dudley
Hail. and will commence
AN ELoPEMENr.-On Thursday evening young girl of If
teen residing in Henry Brooklyn who possesses
own right ls-ge amount of property located State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

q ts,t=t,. ssl IL f5.r4t. = 10 held
o rs =, il ,,,fl room, Of The .!st:.ais5 sfirr
aaia'''s ''s' -. =, ~, f,nshlnr,, On, IN.
| a' Pr
% , ga .r. committees will also take place,
| . t,41 attendance 1. requested
| NV
,i, el.c,,I, here the farewell card of Mr. z Z Gibbs
! -, ,,,tscty e,r nicltn, md We can but express
a. t,,,g, from us Of 80 ACCOMPLISHED am rtist and
| k'' = a. - an, e,,gra.plata the people at Rirh-
"'''.2 ten T., that city, A daguerrean artist ne
-, ~, ail. a. without superior any,. here lie leaves
10, bis tl,rs VIII be ,yel aied In the person Of
| ,i.,r Mr. Kong,
!
/ .r,.y..etytxa AND PHAYfn-wa published yesterday
. .-.,,,, - INV fohus,n s.tttnr apar aud rrcou-
Wv =, a. 3-.4. = N.,,,a,.r ,- !, la, If thanks.
., 49,, Stacking of /, t,e Enanlror saws
- tho grt ,,e within our recollection the Governor Of
a. ,t,,h ,yoncr Il, set auart and recommend a day
- r thank eiyn, aud prayer II Is peculiarly appropr
t that Gyer,or Johnson should recommend
n ; If the Az, f,l p.silnnee that has desolated
- IN A, cannot doubt that every Virginian will with
,f, nbl,ntl -oty and gratitude carry the excellent
,..,,5s ~ The ,;,yer,ers prorlamations
v,s,, -, rt,r NORFOLK tFHgrfRfEs-A correspondent of
,, Dsnatc who has recently visited the various
,, I,cs # Norfolk gives the following melancholy par
,,,,,rs
nave visited all the ccmecries-Ccdar Grove, Emwood,
49,, c,tl md pottor Field and cen the numbers ofnew
I'D graves ta ar. here-he footprints the angel of
nj I,xpeeted 10 see very many; had eoncep
~ The ,nbcy no idea Of witnessing strange and melan
choly sight Ia Cetihr GROVE hey are 10 be seen aP
ed in every direction mpressng the mind most sensy ana
painfully with the fearful ahd RAPID worn u ue" 'a' "'
going in the city for ton weeks Inc iesh ShoFoe"
earth fsos to view III Wil'he'eI WY 'noe '"H7 ''' ~
spacious grounds Some Of the private lots are full In others
two three four I'VE SIX "e epuh'a MY "'''h
circular space Of very few rods from the centre whore
stood and so 1t was ia every part of Inc GROUNDS bet oos
further and wide area within the range ei VISION Drought
hundreds to view cots That lave beea vacant io many years
by the shining spade Of The sexton have been al
flied up, aud there is but little II any room Ter more-
deed there few any more to lie there Husband VIE,
children aud friends, resting side by side Sometimes two
or more company and often but an interval of few
days occurred between the Visits oil ee mehp'r OF e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

Lpugh- Of spreading ems. they eanfrr gravely
Together, and then as stately relics II mighty
race they step with n men of conscious sovereign
itv 10 the bail II hek, and vote for the ehiefan of
their choice. What example to their white
brethren
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

YIN stepoe Bedford Burton, Campbell jesse l.
snn,,s Amherst TIos u Iaplng and lady, W Il Wilson,
Bed,r Col Thos Rice lady. daughter and servant arm.
.la "a; Alex Irvine Campbell II Pierce Asie 20, NJ
e Jordan Liberty; Jno 4 Pattcson l. ynehbnrg James l.
campbell Bedford johnson Ittsy Vania Willis PondeNer'
F.fd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

Turkish ORDER or kNiGuTuoop.-Dr c. I,
Jackson has received by the last steamer from
Europe the patent aud decoration of the order of
knglthood conferred upon him by the Sultan of
Turkey, Abdul Mcdjid, for services rendered by
lis discovery of Anwsthesia to the armies of the
Allies. The patent is headed with the Sultan's
signature tongra in gold and is also counter
signed in gold Tho decoration consists of q
halo of glory in massive silver with seven cres-
cents around il. The ccntrc contains in silver
the signature of the Sultan, and is surrounded by
garnet enamel bearing legend in Turkish cha
racters in gold, The whole is suspended by II
silver ring, bearing garnet crescent and star
and is attached to n broad red ribbon edged with
II green border. We understand that this is one
Of the fifteen decorations of this order lately
ferred 10y the Sultan on those who have rendered
service to the Empire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
COMMERCIAL.
Lymchbnrg Tobacco and Grain na.l.,

our Inspections the past week IS hints n
Uui change, :. ri sales a. follows 1-sArt
Lugs light weights and inferior 80 to 8 On.
So -; har Observation-Disclosures offered L. eso4
mid1hag soto 81 90; medium to good nj =, tsillas
shipping-hoHe offered. Manufacturing coed T. - J
SO % IN III
NHEAT-Reeepts Increasing, with sales At -
the latter prize for strictly prime qualities - 10
WIN. 4. SMITH, CummIssi,. =.
LYNGilBt RI WHOLESALE PRICES C1,pt.,=
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND s4rr-rn''lh fA
RU cSER & RGDD u
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CfRartps
G0manssssoA urreiraat. AM
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, INNCul'r.ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

execute at snort notice. variety Plain. Fancy
ornamental BOOK and Job PRINTING greatly reduced
fi'es Our facilities for doing fine work being daily
reased by the receipt Of the latest STYLES Types Borders
utS' flom the best Fouudres In the North would
specially inform friends, and the public generally that
he can have their orders for printing filled the best
M Al tow prices as are charged at other establishment
! outhof Baltimore
Jobs printed cuors the finest svle of the art and
warranted to give satisfaction
CARDS CARDS - CARDSfll Printed on n very swift
extraordinarily chPap IocQ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

she se,sn of Art.-n this wonderful age a laws her
maSor touches almost every thing ceilings over us
and the carpets tread halowed by Art Art winds
ie railway through the mountains and the mud makes nor
machines Of wood and iron with KNOWLEDGE and
ahhhaeS space with lightning tanned down to the te,gn
OF boy Nothing is too lofty her touch and notlnq too
humble new proof Of this old conviction has rst fallon
er our notice in the shape OF CATHARrIu PM fr, The
Laboratory OF that world renowned Chemist DR. ! C AyFu
1--we understand the subject he has carried nm or ~
the iariheSt perfection of which it capable Instead of en-
poNmg Drugs in its composition, always tbnu,tt
the necessary and only way, he has consuamae Ili
extracted the rirHcs III the medicine emueved and con-
bnvd ihem alone IN their purity together The comDostp
te mixed and rolled by machinery and steam BOW err intn
stetod phi which is wrapped in Envelope Of pelatinn fr
protection from the effects weather or time and ,bn &
coated win sugar to serve is passport over he na
an THIS ahorcd perfection they are offered m
l' pohile M less than each Howe, er brtnI ~
n'e we blnk ms may be safely characterized Is the
IN -'"e' I'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

TIC OR FANLY PYsiC.-IhiS IS the best, cheapest and
most efficient Cethartic offered to the public
aStess, Thereby avoiding the nauseans of pills
on Soma &e) and produces gripping other painful sen
s3os Unlike all other purgaves it searches bottom
OF the disease Thoroughly ceanses the stomach aud
bowels entirely Tree from No family should be
without it. Children drink readily without forcing and
no medicine IS more highly recommended by medical fac
ulty
Give trial and then Judge yourselves 1t can be had
wholesale and retail at Dr. NrieAts Principal Depot 400
Broadway n " Purcell Iadd & Co.'S, Richmond; Srother
y hieheads j. H. Thompson Cos. Lynchburg; and at
the prheipn' Drug stores throughout the State.
Ir Wright Nil pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery q Hay adnNture other than purely Nee table in his
chcnl,n nrnccSs. nr..|1 -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

At the late meeting of the Wings of New York
city, the Hon. Jas. Brooks in the course of his
remarks said :-'What greater calamity could
befall us than the organization or existence of a
sectional party? Our noble Clay had figured to
himself the probable rise of such party when
he said II know no North no South, no East no
West; know only my country" So the Wings
of New York are no Northern nor no Southern
party; they are only the party of the country.
The South is theirs as well as the North. Their
interests are wound up together;and if there be a
new effort made TO form Hartford Conven
ton movement. the Empire State must be eras
ed from it, for it sails under no lone star, but un-
der the stars and stripes of the United States"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS -oo.. 10th.

Virginia sa ieny disappeared anl Il supposed his e'ped
win a grecer. assistant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

SEWARD AND GREELY.-A gentleman named
A + posey at Grecnyille, Monroe county, Ala
bama, has been inquiring Of Seward and Greedy
as to their completely with the know nolhings
Both of those worthless reply with evident indjg
nation and their letters are published ia the South
Alahamian. We extract them below: