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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11

We we're called on. Yesterday. by Col Troxali
or the 9Th Iowa Cavalry. Sao in company With
Col Gift of the Eth Tennesss and several Others.
t~enry-one IN al. escaped. about two weeks ago.
from the rebe military pr~oa AZ Atlanta, Ga -
The, cot out about one clock IN the morning
They had made trial before and tai!ei
The hrst tine. they dug under ground seventeen
feet; but, in the last and saccessfu, effort. they
dug only nine Once out. they cispersei ~ DIT
ferent directions. Col. Troxsil remained two
dsss AMI nights in ihe woods within 4 mile ami a
half Of Atlanta Il took him nine days 10 get
across the lines, ani he found our i1re> at
Charleston. Tenn. Tie suffered much from cold.
but. passing himself Of one % LousstTeet' :
men. he htd not much d.iiicutg IN obtiiniug
sh4t be wanted . eat After his arrival within
our lines se met Col. Gift. whose foes we're
frozen of Stii Se congratulate Col Clii, IL
> better % De aithin the feters lines without
toe. thaa in a rebel prison wth double set =
Louisville Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11

-GkS FkENoNT CasDlDArE-A Washing
ton letter saws:
There j. real CONSERVATION among the Lin
colnites here az the announcement by Gen. IRE
monts friends that the latter will certainly run II
odd Abe - nominated They feel very bitter
toward the President for his conducf 70 toe Path
finder The latter avoss his determination To
help elect : Democrat rather than see old
Abe occupy The White House Tor a second
term"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11
coPARTNERSHIP.
Livery Business.

vuyHR UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED coPART-
nership in the Livery business, under the style Of
otfOP A TAYLOR Their stables are located AZ the
corner Pennsylvania and Pearl streets they viii
keep the beat Of stock and carriages for the sccommods
ton Of TIE public They viii slo be ready At all times
70 purchase stock and pay the best prices the market
In connection With their livery business they will keep
boarding and sale stable. DICK 0RIOP.
STsPBEN TAYLOR.
feb3-dlm formerly Of Ls1syesss.l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11

SsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Department until saturday, February 18Th lss az
O'Clock 2. ~. Tor furnishing the following Quarter
masters stores.
900 6-guart Coffee Boilers.
900 Frying Pans, No.2.
% Dozen Box Coffee Mile.
100 Cast Iron Box Stove. 81 inches in the clear; 5
joints Of o. nch pipe and sheet OF Tin perforated fer
pipe with each stove.
The inware to be Of the hes; quality C. tin and Of
first workman; hip the pipe be OF the best
quality OF American sheet iron, aud put together in
thorough and workmanlike manner.
Bids for must state the weight Of those proposed
to he furnished.
One-iflh Of the coffee boilers, fry pans and coffee
mills will he required days from the award Of con-
trac' and the remainder before the expiration
thirty days from the date The stoves 10 be all de
livered within fifteen days.
The Undersigned the right OF rejecting any
all The bids that may be offered for the above stores and
also Of es>enlng or increasing the quantity above spec
fed 5 the public service may luire.
The goods be delivered at this Department free o.
charge for ireightor drdyage.
Terms ofpayment-cash on delivery
fcb9-dtd q. VI. General. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11

The Army aud Navy Journal has official
authority for stating that, out Of the two HUNDRED
and ninety thousand men eonscr'pted under the
draft La, year, only eleven thousand obeyed the
decree by going intO the army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11
MAR RlED

On Tuesday, February eh by Rev. J. A. KunkIernan,
Mr. J. J. Bulk TO Miss GUssiE l.. wEavER, both Of this
city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11
RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND 0YsIaG eSTABlI sHMENT

TI.Ha UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE, no. IS soUTB
u Illinois street, Ind annapolis, Indiana.
AT his old and we'll known establishment, the isaes
can have silks and wooden goods dyed In perm amen, 80
ted and repaired
New ana secondhand clothing bought and soih Also,
In0-hisrs fsbIe cloth or tear any garment can De
SO wrought that II can not be visible TO me naked eye
Remember the place, No. IS south Illinois street.
janle IoSrfn hAnhiN- ''Sp''-toi-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11

lit i said that Washington Irving realized on
his works the sum Of S2U5 Us.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11
WAN D.
FOR SALE.
WANTED.
PARTNER WAITED.

"TANTRD. AS PARTNER IN The GARDEN BUsI-
w NESS, man Of some practical experience. with
a snail capital. For further Information inquire at this
CHE fell dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-11
PROPOSALS.
ARMY CONTRACTS.

QUAKIEE MaSTEs 6KSERsL's DEPARTMENT,
lSnIsSA N0tt NTEERs.
lSDIASAPOLis, lND., February s, 1854. ,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
A REMARKApLE WOMAN.
[FrOm lhs Nashville Dispatch, Noyembgr !


Mrs. Peggy File died few days ago in Will
son county, Tennessee, aged one hundred and
three years. From Mr. Thomas D. Fi.e. one
Of her grandsons, We learn that she was horn ON
the 18th Of April, l7Gl, and was consequently
one hundred aud three years old on the i2th Of
April last. Her husband, Leonard Fite, was n
soldier In the Revolutionary war, and fought
throughout that struggle as private. having
steadily refused promotion. Mr.. aud Mrs Fite
emigrsted to Tennessee from North Carolina and
eettled here when this place was known as Nash's
Lick. In those days Mis-. Fite often assisted in
moulding bullets, while her husband and others
belonging to the "sOttlemen" we're defending
themselves against the attacks Of the Iudians =
Mrs. klte has lived with her third son, Jacob
fite, IN Wilson county for number Of years,
her husband having died many years since in
Smith county. On the 18th of April, 1861,
large number Of her descendants met at the
house OF Jacob Fite, and celebrated the one
hundredth anniversary of her birthday. At
that time she had eleven children living, her
Oldest, son, being eighty years DID, aud the
youngest her daughter, dfiy-niue; seventy-six
grandchildren, three hundred and five great
grandchildren, eeventy-one great-great grand
eblidren' and two at-great-great grand
children; in all, four hundred living descendants,
AT the time Of her death her grandcbildre of
the nth generation had increased to twenty-one,
and her grandson feels quite certain her living
descendants now number over five hundred. -
Mrs. Fite was remarkable woman, as were NIL
those who nctivey participated in the struggles
incideHt to the early settlement Of this State
She retained a vivid recollection Of the Revolu-
tionary struggles, as well as those which resulted
10 the establishment Of the white settlements ia
Tennessee. Her memory was clear and her
health good almost 10 the hour Of her death.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
Notice to officers and Enlisted
Men.
Phoy0sr MAasnALIs orrIoI

FhOVObf MARsHALs UFFlOn, :
Wilmington, Del November l4th, 1851
by General Orders No, 279, current Eefiss A. o. the
fuIOughs OF all regmental officers and enlisted men az
for duty terminate to-day, the lith nHt and they
required to report at the ssveal Rendezvous which may
have been appointed for hem 10 their peetve som.
mAuds In the field Aud In Rendezvous Bh all
have been appointed, they will report TO the nearst
bran RendeEyOus, to bs foTWArde1 by the commanding
officer without dslsy. ~
OTHERS and Of the second Regiment Eastern Shore
Maryland Volunteers, who III for duty in the field
and absent nom their commands wihn my Jurisdiction
on furough otherwise alter the u Inst, will return
to th r froRsr commands at or be liable to arrst
and treated deHsrteTs RDWlH WILMER,
Captain and Provost Marshal Of Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
HOuSES For SALE.
For Sale,

Three Dwelling Houses Store Cooper Shop blacksmith
and Wheelwrlsht shops, Snd upwards of PtyH ACRks
or LANE within three four miles Of Wilmington will
70 sold low. Apply 10
WILLIAM McCAULLEY CO.,
alh Mnrkal AA...nl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
Valuable Delaware Farm a
Public Sale,

sSR VIII he sold at Public Sale, on the prem: ses,
EssAE on SATURDAY the 18th day Of December next
s all that valuable OF land or farm situated
1s in christi'nA Hundred New Castle County, Del,
fronting on the line VI the city Of Wilmington, or Union
street. known as the agricultural Farm Of Nsw Castle
County, containing about lb0 OF land some or
acres OF which are within the city limits
The land IL divided into fields convenient for cutiya.
on, we'll nalered and under good fence most Of which
lie naH The olher Improvements consist OF large two
story stone dwelling, 10 good repair stone barn, 80
About ~ OF the land have been enclosed by sub
stana board fence for the purpose agricultural exh
bitOn with sheds stalls aud stabng corresponding con.
tanning graded half mile track for troting among the
very best IN the country, the enclosure surrounded with
trees now In full YisOr OF growth.
No such opportunity for profitable Investment OF eapI
ta has recently bssn offered to the public Rlrsady
stated the land fronts the Western city line Of VIII
miugOn, uuion street cutting o s N. H. corner some
or acres into the city limits, .t.
1t IL within two squares OF the city boEin and the
same distance from the oy railroad, which mu soon be
extended along its front In few years Il will insvit.
ably be In demand for building lots aud present site
r Tsrous manufacturing purposes cannot bs exceeded
this vicinity.
For further Information apply TO tho President OF the
Agricultural Society, Samuel CAnby, Esq the eecrs-
sFy, Robert heCAbe, Wilmington or Mr.. Jacob Walton
on the premises.
Sale TO at 10 o'clock, nj on the above day,
and telms made known by
President Agricultural soeleiy, Rev Castle Couaty
ROBERT AeoABE, Secretary. nov lois
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
d, REMOVAL.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

The undersigned respectfully iniorms his friends
and the public generally that he Las removed his fash
onAbla Boat and Shoe store fom ths southeast
Of Sixth and Spruce as to the sohool-house building
Of Sixth aAd King ss where he intends keapin
constantly on hand, excellent assortment Of we'll
made gsnsmenA Adlea and ehildrens boots and shoes
f1r sale cheap for cash.
Particular attention paid to customer work.
Repairing dous With neatnsas aud dispatch.
JACOB KATEs.
Wilmington, March 2blh. 1854. aug ., '64-iy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29

The Iaduarad Alsdcien publishes a letter from
number of Polish residents at Mulhausen con.
tradictiDg statement made by that journal to
the effect that during the Empress OF Russas
stay in that town the Polish Committee had pre-
sented to her Majesty a petition in favor OF
Poland. The authors Of the letter declare that
for the last thirty yenrs there has been no Polish
Committee at Mulhausen, and that the person
by whom tue petition was presented is ascer-
taiuel to be Frenchman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
BLIC SALE
Carriage Shops. DWELLINGS, &c,

lHk lolloWlng described property situated In theVAge
Of Brick Meeting House, Cecil County, Nd, will be
sold AZ Public Sale on THU UksDAY DECEMBER lst, 1854.
No. lis AlArgB eommodioul shop With Painting and
Trimming rooms ReeoHd AoOr Vanishing aud
Store third door The Smith shop h new ~ feet
by l6 fsst, and Is eonVsnsnt. There ~ a show room
Atta,hed so feet by 80 feet This The best the
Carriage business. that be found II 10 situated in
prosperous neghhorhood and there bs heavy pont-
able business done.
No.2-Is a new Rrame Dwelling HouBs 20 by 2s feet
kitchen IL by 20 feet and Wosd shed attached The house
has 10 rooms, and Il Of the convenient built
houses OF the present day There IA CupboaT and
PAntrles built In the housa large front porch with
lion YsrAndA good dry cellar nnder all the house,
There beautiful yard and play groHnd back. planted
with choice fruit trees. There s in all ~ OF ground
beautiful PlAee for trucking 1hs ground Is very
rich; thsrs Il on It large strawberry and Raspberry
pAteh also 100 Pear trees VI the boat quality Ia choice
Cherry trees also Apple and Plum Of the best quA-
ty This property would mako very desirable country
seat Persons In the city wanting pretty place In good
neighborhood, can now be accommodated.
No ais 3 Hotel, and about two Of land. This
property will be most suitable for private DWELLING
There u good stable aud shedding, nice piece OF
ground and II would be very pleasAnt place TO iive
No. Ais Frame Dwelling and Harness shop, ons of
the beat stands In tSs eate Phe building s nearly new
and accommodates Harness maker and his family.
The above described properly will hs sold to the highest
and best bidder. No postponoment Of Sale. Terma wl
be easy.
Sale eonmsae at II o'clock when conditions Will be
made knoWn by HOWARD l.. GUY.
Oet, 2Sth 1864 -.ta.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
Trustees Sale
OF
r EAL ESTATE

BY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Chaucery Of the
btAe Of Delaware in and for New Castle County made
AZ tue February Term A. d. 1864 in cause OF partition
between Israel Townsend and David W. Thomas will be
exposed to sale at Public ysndus, FRIDAY the 10th
aay o. Deeember at IL o'clock NJ at the hotel of j. c.
described ''' - 's-e
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29

The London Times editorially notices the in
hospitable reception given on several recent
occasions to royal persOnages who have visited
Epgland, and contrasts il with the hospitality
shown by the Swedish royal family to the Prince
Of Wales.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
FOR SALE.

LII thAt nearly new three stsry BRICK Dwell
n Limo and three story back buiidings situate on The
sssetly side uf West Street. between Eighth and Ninth
Streets, No $40 For further particulars Inquire of
JOHN I. ROBINSON, Conveyancer
ott 2s-Sm Odd Fellows Hal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-29
HORSES | HoRsEs!!
A Fine Farm For sale,

Containing sxty-Bix 1907 Acres. Good Buildings Three
or four miles from Wilmington fnO young Apple and
Peach Orchard In good bearing condition. also anumbs
Of Cherry Treos Tha above location is vsTy nns and
healthy. For terms, apply TO -
AuRau 6O0 Market Street
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
THE INDIAN. OUrRAGES.

Their murdsrs and Deprsdations On
sns r,.ins.-Ovsr TIVE Thousand Per.
SONS ncardercd. Three Ewndred Thou
sand Dollars worth of Property De-
s,royed, ana Immense Numbers OF AMI
mails Captured, &C.. SO.
ST.. L0UIS Sept. I, 1854.
Late Sdvicas from For, Rsley say the Indian outrages
have Increased the pas, ten days On the 10th train
from Saus re to Lesvenworth was attacked at Cunms'
rau Springs ten men killed and all the stock captured
1be train was abandoned.
on the gig. two hundred IDdIsuS attacked several
.l.s iucludna belonging TO the government, sixty
n.los OF Fort Lsraed. Ono man was killed ana
rsar,y all the stock Captured.
Large bands OF rdiaus eongregapy 10 the neigh
borhocd OF Fort Lyon outrages arc " daily occur
renee party coming within sight Of the fort was
pursued by Ajsr Wyngoop and three or fosr Of tncm
killed $50, nrg..tr
Several unprotected settlements between Fort Lyon
aud tho base OF The mountains row receiving the
attention Of the Indians. sfe +
Lutsaau. Boe.h Of the Eleventh Kansas sent to the
resf OF the citizens Of Republic and Clay counties, re-
ports ndps 60 ladans after Of one hundred and
sixty mtes. He enesm2ed Al Clay Centre, on tbs
Republican Fork.
Tho section Of country trAversed by the savages &C.
tends from the Platte 70 the Arkansas rivers about fo
hundred miles from to west Our present orcs
entirely Inadequate for shs work before it, and mmed
ale reinfcrcements is absolutely needed
Over two thousand have been murdered on the
Fstte route apd hundred the Arkansas the bead
waters OF the Smoky Fin and Republicsn Forks and
.hrsa hundred ihousand dollars worth Of property de
sroyec or captured besides three thousand horses Ave
hundred mules and two thousand oxen.
Idaho ard Montana sad 10 swarm with disahected
aud disicy men 1t estimated that twenty thousand
OF class have gone there in the past year and
half
The Eoycans arc very uneasy along the entire noun
'aIn range Rebel and Mormon agens arc said 70 hsvs
been at work among them.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

THE FRENCH IN MExIco.-By the latest ar.
rivals wc are In receipt Of ;nportar; news
from Mexico. The French are gradually. il is
asserted, gaining ground. They have taken
possession OF saltillo, and were, et last 40.
counts, advancing with large force upon
Monterey the pro, isicnsl seat Of government Of
President Juarez. The policy Of the latter seems
90 be to avoid any general engagement with The
invaders o, present, and TO attack their ex-
tended lines At their weakest points. The f.ini-
ly Of President Jsarez has left Mexico snd ar
rived 10 New Orleans, fact which the sgcnts
OF the new Mexican empire will not fail 20 m.
pute 10 a fear VI defeat on the part OF ,he re-.
publicsus. We await with interest additional
details from Mexico.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

LIseoLN's REsIoSArIoS.--A few days ago on,
Chicago correspondent Of stated that Nr. Lincoln
Lad agreed to resign upon certain conditions
and that certain radicals lid as5al,blsa st
Joliet to consult about it. These s.sie..enls
were denied by some papers sLl rlaitoled ~
others; but our correspondent now completely
ooRfuses bis critics BY giving the authority sor
his sthtemsats. We refer TIE reader 70 cur
correspondence telegram In another column,
and call upon Senators Ramsay aDd SpTague
Tor ah explanation. In connection with the
iac's stated by car correspondent We have fe.
eeiyed report, from another perfectly autben-
PC source. Informing US that one Of the msm-
sers o. mo Cabinet had said positively ttss
MT Lincoln agreed to resign n Genera. John
A. D. were nominated al Chicago. wtstever
pley be the upshot Of this bus uess we are viii.
A0G " v0uah isr hs truth Of these reports.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
N ias 20 nj.
THE GERMAN OPERA.

IN the l7sN or this mouth seseoo of German orera
vii commerce at Academy Of Naric. corocd 3
Faust wiz inaueufsls hs urdsrtss 0r which promises
70 20 brilliant TO .ddse from the liberaii,y o. the
preparations mado hy Mr.. Leonard Grover, who nov
has the nanag o: tho German opr's troupe This
geacsu has gagged % give performances throughout
tie Eastern ard we5tesn Cities scale yet uDat.
tempted by any troupe Of Gstuan artists. 40 nes
cured efe5ier. orchestra ard chorus, and has
engaged thu most popular Of the German opsra,io per-
formers In thiE county. Among tben notice the
names OF Nine. ffederic, who made successful an
appearance hero ast season, aud the popular artist
kermsnns number Of operas, never given az yet
In this country, are in rehssrsa by the Grover lroa
Gounod's MrsilIe being the most important rovelty.
The season here will commence, have stated, on
the l2th, and be continued until 'he 2sb VIC shall give
further particulars the msnsger issues his
programme.
ITALIAN OPERA IN Trs WHIST.
On the 9Th OF ,h'. mouth tha inauguration OF Com
stocks Opera House Will take place at Columbus,
Ohio, By . combination OF favorts artists, including
Nine. Virginia Whiting. Lorin, Nine. Natsi Sgnors
Sterani, Arnodlo and Others
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
rALrAy OPERA IN rnz wRsr.
Important 10 California snippers.

An arrangement has bssu perfected whereby The Cali.
fornls mall steamers viii be couvoysd BY . eunboat
from their dcrararc from this port TO their arrival
Aspnwsl, and theucs back TO this port. fhts gvss
great security to spsos shipments well a. 70 passen
gers and freight. and win open ehaapc for specie from
California which row goes to England from AspuwaIi IN
prtish steamers Nc. n b. Alcn, the agent oi the
route has been ut!Fng u bs etors to bring about this
FOR the ocpedt of merchsus well 40
tho travelling community. W
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

IHv LaTg Coat S.IEs,--we are pleased ~
bos'ce that ous advocacy Of Tire cause o. con
suregs resinst the rapacits OF mohopolsts ID
Iuel s meeting not oaly With approval, but
gubstaslia and beneficial results. AZ The pub
10 ssie GA Wednesday prices we're alllower, ssy
from seventy cents 70 one dollar and twelve GEMS
per ton. Iu. ttis Is not sufficient Az an.ly.
fis 81 the sales tsl day shows Tho following
product; -@Oi tie I've thousand tons d lump
sold two thousand seven hundred and fNy
torn we're bought ,! Tho largo iobbess--dea!ers
who ave Sarge ent.Hcts Tor coal 10 bo del'v.
cred tc tbcuI through ibe ,eason, all 10 whora
= " vital consequence 70 ksss IT, pri9oA
| of tie hys Thousand tons steamer COW cold
\ they took three .housand ops hprdled aud
| ATTY toos; ol tie fyo thousand tons CRATE
| they took three thousand eight hundred Tons,
| OF tie ious GiovsauJ ,sus egg they took Ares
shousoud seven hundred tons, or the three
thousand toDs stove they took two thou4ud
six bupdcsd and City tons, and Of Va two tbou.
sand tone chestnut they took esgh
bupersS tons, In hrisx ssysHts-ays per
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

RxBEL DssERrERs.-We give elsewhere an
extract from general orders in relation to
rebel deserters that is Of soae Importance. 1t
promises 70 such persons subsistence and trans
portation to their homes, II their homes are
within our lines; otherwise transportation to
any point in the Northern States, or employ
neut in the Quartern as.er's Department.; and
IL declares distinctly that service in the lne OF
battle will not be required Of any persons who
thus give themselves up. The order recognizes
that the men In the rebel armies have been kid
raped and fore ed into their present positonj'
ana tenders the assistance Of tho United States
to free them from the tyranny that keeps them
there. Already the rebel losses by desertion
are very large, but il this order becomes known
10 the rebel soldiers they viii be much larger
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Fatal Raf,rsaa Aecldess.

kss, ~ b~pt A. 1903
a shocking accident occurred on the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad yesterdsy morning An engine aud teutsv
left this city bring up an extra train. When three
mics beyond Union the boiler exploded iesr.
log the engine 70 pieces ara dsmo,nnine tbs
track for twenty rods Mcconnell, tho engineer;
Kesrpcy, the fireman Msrgo, brakeman, and stranger
named Parker, of Chautsuqus county, N. Y, were
xlled Tre last two had their clothes sn,lrsy oiorn
tear tlstvh hsrdip ipa
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Mus Pnooucyns' Msxrro. The semi annual mestips
o. the Uson MIX rroducers Association was hold yes
srdsy afternoon, u the wsschessr House. osrner of
proe me street and the Bowery The President Mr. wal
YER rWcnest being absent Dr. 0H OF Poushkecpsie vas
called 20 the chair motion Nads by Mr.. Cooking.
tcn thai, nssmucb tbs prics OF everything used
farm bad risen 70 hrics us former value the pYcs 81
milk be 0xed during the month OF October next ~ six
cents per qu,rt, and from November 70 May inclusive,
eight csnts Per quart Ths resolution carried ats
eou>n liasla AAhAtA rFI* N E'
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

There vas Fumes curssHt n tie city Sestofday h-s
General Mcclellan would IN town 10 tns conrss q
the day, ard that bio friends proposei g fefeoade -
.. bis private rc,idcncs is Fouf,h sveune. On ~
strength Of This yamoe Mr. pcuss faylor, ~ old Tsgs
many, and obeT leading democrats, made ahe most CO.'S
plete arrangements gvy euccssffa mreniae hui, aoa
wubs,sndIns ,se meet seve nquiry ths tepMt 81 sht
s.s.svs. ooold be traced 40 no reabs soAFte
s,r Ibs sar,,ssv rssny sentenen 0s good ptormGtoz
sssorrsd ,bs. ,f<re va. no reason o segpcs. .a ~
vns va haa formally accepted tbe Chicago uomluASr
~ ,a,,s, ccTae ~hsn ne may, hevever, he my ~
49, ~ CORDIAL reception For the present ne sssysf
s",s v,c,,, ~ x,se ass faMy NJ 07angs, New Jersey.