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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-04

Hcatlon OF the first and second nlmbers
RELIGIOUS SERVICES This DAY.-Trinitv
Church Rev. p. ). Shand, 1O4 a. Ill. and
81 p. N.
Presbyterian Church Geo. Howe.
10s n. M. and 81 p. m.
Baptist Chnrch-Rev. J. L. Reynolds, lOa
a. IN. Rev. W. L. Capcrs. 81 D. M.
St Peters Church--Rev. J. ]. O'Conneu
1O4 a. M. and 81 p. m.
Lutheran Church Rev. A. E. Rude. 1oA
a. III.
Christ Church Lecture Room-Rev. Mr..
Pringlc, 1ol a. m. and 81 p. m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. William T.
Capers, los a. M. Rev. ". Martin, alp. m.
New ADvERT1sEXENrs. Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
arc published thi. morning for the first
time:
J. NJ. Elford-Administra tors Sale.
Weld. Andrews 4 Leet-Dry Goods, &c
E. z. Jackson-Selling Off,
Kay, Veal & Observation-Disclosures, &c.
John Waties-Hat Box Lost
p. B. Glass-Valentines
y. Yglesias Tailoring
Calnan & Krcnder-Fine Groceries, &c.
+. Stenhouse-New Grocery Store
9 Groceries, &c.
d. Z. DeSaussure-Wills,R Records, &c.
Meeting OF City Fire Department
n phiIlipc Pro
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-04

NEEkLY FAMILY PAPEn.-On tho 18th
instant, we shall commence the publication
OF family paper, entitled s'The W'eekly
GIs0"er-.4 Home Companionr The paper
Will he double the size Of the Phonir. and
Will contain tie cream OF the news, miscel-
laneous matter, editorials, stories, ETC., in
the daily and tri-weekly publications. Sub
scription price II per an,.um. Specimen
copies sent on application. There will bc
an interval of two weeks between the pub
hcation OF the first and second numbers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-04

try. 1t is certainly the most favored
In the world, and most certainly the
place for you and me, and all like us.
What can we do in Virginia People
abroad have no idea whatevero O; Mexi-
co-all their knowledge is obtained
from Northern newspapers.
The country is far better settled
than the United States. There are
many robbers, it is true, but these
always abound where the people make
no resistance, but hand over quietly
all they have without a word. 1t is
notorious fact, that the robbers
never attack where they have any
idea OF meeting resistance.
There is no opposition whatever to
the Government. The Liberals are
more dead than the Confeds, and the
Empire is gaining strength, populari-
ty and support every day. It is the
greatest mistake in the world to think
that the Empire is not stable, popu-
lar and secure. L say to you what I
would say to all my friends, do what
l have done; come to Mexico. If
you should come before an agent is
appointed in Richmond, who would
give yon transportation, have autho-
rity for stating that your passage ex-
penses will be refunded you on your
arrival here. In the meantime, if you
want any information, or if any one
else does, let them write to me,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON, August 81.
At three o'clock this afternoon Mr.. Har-
Ian retired from the charge ot the Depart
ment of the Interior. The heads of Bureaus
and the clerks In the Department united in
presenting to him valuable service OF
silver, accompanied by an appropriate ad-
dress.
A few minutes after the conclusion OF
these ceremonies the clerks of the General
Land Office presented TO Judge j. NJ. Ed
munds, whose official connection with the
Land Office ends to-day. a silver ice pitcher
and four silver goblets, together with a full
set Of the American Cyclopedia handsomely
bound.
Tomorrow, September |, Mr. browning
will assume the duties OF Secretary Of the
Interior.
Judge Edmunds who to-day retires from
the office OF Commissioner OF General Ealid
Office will Immediately assume the duties
of Postmaster Of the United States Senate,
10 which he has been appointed.
The receipts for customs at New York,
Boston, Philadelphia aud Baltimore for the
week ending the 26tli inst, were upward OF
S3,SOO.OOO. The receipts at New Orleans,
ffom the 18th 20 the 18th inst, inclusive,
were nearly S30lOOO making the total re-
eeipts at the five ports, in one week, over
$4OO00O0 The aggregate receipts at these
ports for August will reach nearly Sl7.0OO,-
900.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

Forelgn Intelllrence.
inv 10 Atlantlo caMe1T N {

inl ttt ANhuNio 'NAhie.I '|N"
ST. PETERSBURG. August 2g.--Many ad-
dresses Of welcome 10 tbe United States
Embassy have beon received from the In
terror BY telegraph
AInRNs. August 20.--The insurgents at
Gambia continued to fortify their positions.
Christians are enigrating TO Greece. Ed-
ropean war ships are expected.
PRAGUE, August 3O.-rhe ratlfcAtions OF
the treaty of peace have been exchanged.
aud its provisions will now be fully en-
forced. l' fVH
LoEDoN. August 3l.--Adviees received
here of the action OF the philadelphia Con-
Vention have had the effect 60 materially
advance the price of bonds. ~ ~ H
The weekly returns ofthe Bank Of Eng
land show an Increase of over El,O0O,OOO
sterling, In bullion. .al. .aU
LONDON, Friday Evening, August 81.
Times Of to-day IN n lengthy editorial oon-
graduates President johnson and the peO-
ple Of the Uuted States on the delibera-
lions and action of the Philadelphia Con-
yention, detailed accounts Of which were
received by steamer yesterday. ,fo fun ,.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

az have just bought at auction the en-
tire stock ofa retail Boot and shoe Store,
which will be closed out at 90 cents on the
dollar, Women's Calf Shoes at as cents
worth 81; women's Kid Shoes, 75 cents
worth 81 l76; Mems CalfBoots, 50 50-worth
81 Oo' and every thing else cheaper than
ever. Also, large stock of home made
work on hand. Remember-Goodman'
cheap Boot and Shoe Store llO Main street,
Empire Building.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
aslunttarp and CcOmmtrfiaI.
Cincinnati Markets.

NiNfiNNAiii Ahtsuhl ols
FLouR-The market was qniet and steady,
with fair local demand. Trade brands.
good superGne from new wheat at SsMS so.
Sales OF $50 barrels of Baltic" at S12 30,
and loO do. low superiine at 81, since our
last.
NuEAT-The offerings are more liberal,
being in excess of the demand, and the
market was less drm. No. l new red, 81 40 ;
extra. 81 b0; white ~ 00@9 SO.
CoRN--A dun market; mixed shelled IL
held &C 55e, and white at G3@6ic. No de-
mand in sacks for shipment We heard Of
no sales since our last.
OArs--A quieJ market The supply Is
still In excess OF the demand. New are held
at 30 to Bic; No. old at l5c.
RYE--A steady and firm market. 25O
bushels prime new sold since our last ut
s3c.
BARIEY-Prime new fall bringing 81 80.
Spring is held at 81 25@l 30.
PRovisIoNs.-We have no change TO no
tice in the market since our last. Mess Pork
Is Ia moderate demand at $33.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
VALUABLE Farm for Sale.
SORGHUM !
Notice to Sorghum Manufaoturers

trIlE undersigned having obtained M, ri.hi of
the stain oi Ohio "a the SrFV EsSUN Nv arOl A I.
rSs, and process clarifying aud grannlaiing Sol.
10 grind the cane, aud dry the s,aHr ,,.n,lrrin N
nea.H i9r market, Is nov having the sAsne mana
.astuFe, '" oflef at the esi @lshmyut az n q TaY-
ton, Ohio ''" '"'
fafties deslOus OF availing themselves Of A mn
Gees anu niAsihncry, which from thc cane la thc
hel1 70 The dry sugar Ia the barrel, Is thorough
hhd oinpiote, Address = As. " HOPKINS
AGENTS. desiring TO negotiate Tor territory vii,
apply alove. aufgwa ~,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

To THE PUBLIc.-The popular storeroom,
No. 800 Third street next TO Harshman &
Gormans Bank trecently occupied by
Henry Kline as a jewelry store), is now
being fitted up preparatory for opening a
Gents Furnishing Store hy Messrs. Him
melrich Bros. They viii open on Tuesday
next with awell-selected stock, comprising
everything Ia their line. It'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
CITY AND sUBURBANa
Grand Democratic Rally !
AZ fTE
CQaJRT HOUSE,
Satg say Evening, September list,
at eight o'clock.
HON. DURBrN WARD

The true friend Of the soldier. and the Dem-
ocntic National Union candidate for Cons
gress in the Third District will address the
people.
The Democracy Of the City aud County,
aud all others in favor Of the restoration
policy of the President, and opposed TO the
radical abolition measures orr. c. ScHENoK
aud his party, are invited to attend.
Other speakers viii represent aud adj
dress the meeting.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
Business ayutifes.
DYSPEPSIA!
Doctor
-. STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DIR. STRICKLAND'e

--- Tonic is a concen-
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
Sntiacids and carminatives TO strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II Is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or ludiges-
" of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
IL is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and DyspeptiC
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
GENERAL WARD IN BUTLER
An Enthusiastic Demonstration
Especial to Cincinnati E0qUirerl
HAMILTON. o., August 81.

HAMILTON ", August 81.
AT seven O'Clock this eveuinga large con-
course of citizens assembled in the public
square Of our city, it beiog the occasion OF
the opening OF the campaign upon the part
of the Democratic aud Conservative party
Of the Third District. General Dnrbin
Ward, the Congressional candidate, was in
trodueed by Hon. T.. -. Campbell in few
brief and appropriate remarks, and deliV-
cred most telling and effective speech.
lie discussed the issues In am able, logical
and convincing manner, showing hiIa 10 be
a man of marked ability, finished orator,
aud an opponent well worthy the steel OF
General Schenck.
The speech was received with much sat
lstacti0n, and Its delivery was followed by
Colonel Campbell Ia few pitliy remarks,
after which the crowd dispersed la the best
feeling, positive of the defeat OF Schenck
and ltadiealism In the old Third District.
General Ward viii enter upon a vigOr-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

GooD-lfyou want something GOOD and
CHEAP in the way ofDry Goods, go to Tur-
ner's, No. ~ Opera House. Things ARE
cheap up there, and no mistake. The la
dies can have alpaccas, merinos, lustres, de-
lains, &c., less than wholesale prices. Then
there are cloths, eassimeres, satinets, jeans
ilannels, prints, muslins and notions to suit
|all-chcapcr than ever. We say once for
all better call before these goods are sold
on. OH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

NEw SALOON AND REsTAURANT.--Geng-
nagle' late of the dayton View" has
taken and is now actively at work thor
oughly redtting his former place of busi-
ness on jefferson, No. 43.
When repairs and additions are eomplet-
ed It viii be found one Of the best places
Of Tie Kind In the city. lie will be open
by the middle oi next week.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

FnE-over az Wilmington, Clinton
county, on Thursday inorniug, a hrc oc-
CURED which destroyed four wooden build
ings in the block partly occupied by the
Buckeye Hotel, the inmates Of which were
hurried out without being allowed "full
dress" Damages, about $1,000. There Is
no organized fire department over there,
but wip BE- oqe bfthese ldays,an one Aye, u
ten wears. " ~ hA ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

DArroS VEw HOUsE.-our enterprlsing
friend Gengnagel, has disposed Of. this fl-
vortc resort to MIR. John Nierberman, who,
no sooner did he take possession than he
rolled up his sleeves and started right in to
work like an energetic man as he is.
lie viii inaugurate IL tomorrow morn
ing by bountiful lunch, free to all.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

MoprrN IN 'rYLEAND DURABLE IN MAKE.
-Langdon q Brothers. whose business card
Is prominently set forth in the EMPIRE to-
day, have rendered their carriage, buggy,
wagon. &c, manulactOry celebrated, near
and flr, by the excellence of their work
manship and the beauty of its style and
finish. Theirs is an established institu-
tion'--eonducted on the high business
principle OF rdiae, for Ualae received--a fact
strongly evident by the large amonnt of
sales and increase Of orders.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

PRoMIsINo.--ou friend Eells, Secretary
Of our County Agricultural Society, &c.
who was locker on at the Green County
Fair, yesterday, represents IL TO have been
an unusual exhibition Of fine stock, pro-
ducts, &C. and regards it as a flattering in
dioation Of thorough excitement Of the
spirit Of agriculturists, mechanics, &c.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
Torriblo Murder at New lebanon
A Young Man shoOts His Sweetheart.
8TH8 .Y-v 1PEsl YRqg
The Murderer Arrested andin jail.

a most tragic affair, resulting in the
death of an estimableyouug woman, took
place at New Lebanon, In this county, yes
terday afternoon, about two o'clock. The
particulars, as we have been able to gather
them in brief, are these
David Leslie, a young man residing IN
the village, had been for some time paying
his addresses 90 young lady by the name
Of Martha Kaylor, residing in the same
place. The mother of the girl for some
reason was opposed to the Arrangement,
and had her daughter TO discard the atten-
tions of leslie and receive those OF another
young man in the neighborlood. This
enraged her former lover; and yesterday,
as she had just returned from walk aud
taken seat in the front door Of her moth
cr's dwelling, with hersewing, She was fired
upon by Leslie, who occupied an upper
room IN Horner's Hotel, on the opposite
side Of the street. The wound was fatal
the poor girl surviving but three or -four
minutes after receiving It.
lt is said that Leslie denied the shooting,
buta siX-sbooter was soon after found IN his
trunk with only one load discharged and
there was also burnt powder on the win
dow. The neighbors have no doubt Of his
guilt. lie was arrested aud placed In Jail
last night and will have an examination
before G. Musselman, Esq, on Monday
next
! Coroner Rouzer went TO New Lebanon
this morning for the purpose of holding an
inquest over the body of the deceased,
which will no doubt develope all the par
ticulars relative to this most unfortunate
and shocking transaction.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
New york Money Market.

NEW lUNki august 1T.
There is no change in the money market.
The supply is In excess OF the demand.
call loans ranging from to per cent. The
gold market is steady at about l47I6. la
the foreign exchange market fair bust
ness has been transacted for tiis packet, on
the basis Of LOG to 1864 for prime bankers
sixty days sterling bills.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

orEN.-'ro accommodate my customer
aud all desiring to buy goods after seyet
o'clock, +. NJ, viii find my store open from
Saturday, September l, until further no
tice. II. Schwarz, Proprietor of the Ea.
gle Clothing Store.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

SOUND SUGGESTION AT late meeting
of the Cincinnati Board of Health, DR..
Judkins moved that committee of three
be appointed by the President to prepare
an address to the citizens on the subject OF
health lie stated that if the antecedents
of cholera could be depended on, we would
surely have it here next summer, and it
behooged us as an intelligent people to
make every preparation, and especially y
not to relax a single effort at present.
The resolution was adopted, aud Drs.
Judkins and Qninn and MFR. Hayden APP
pointed as the Committee.
The admonitlon the doctor gave of the
almost probability of the cholera return-
ing next season, is n matter which should
be looked to aud proited by.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

tS-The Piqna base ball club, of Piqua,
came OF victorious, yesterday, over the
Dayton Buckeyes" by score of fourteen
tailies. They are now even and intend TO
play test game.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

esY The Piqua Democrat, of the 29th,
says that several children brought to that
town by the Children's Aid Society of New
York, are now in avery destitute condition,
sleeping in stables and barns and subsist-
ing only on apples and other green fruit
We know this to be fact, and our Poor
Directors would be serving the cause OF
humanity by looking after these homeless
boys and place them IN the Poor House, OF
have the officers Of the Aid Society inform
ed of their condition. One of the boys will
not live long unless speedily cared for by
some humane persons. Another of the boys
Is 50 ineorrigible that nothing can be done
with him.
II may be good thing for eastern cities
to resort to such system as this to get rid
Of a vagrant population, but we question
whether western communities should be
congratulated on such accessions.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

Also, Flavoring Extracts; Pioneer Yeast Pow
der; Boston Table Salt, double refined; Baltimore
Herring; Bordeaux Olive Oil, very fine; ChOcO-
late, French and American)i French Mustard,
lin Jars aud kegsl .fs..r . a.i d.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
I CURE I DIR. Strickland's
rt'GIfns. 'If PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst eases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. IL gives imme-
dlate relief and effects a permanent cure.
Try it directly. 1t is warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at so cts. per
bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

REGENERAToN.--The old United States
Hotel af Cincinnati has hech nahedane
and is being thoroughly renovated and re-
fitted. Carpenters, painters and decorators
have been engaged upon II for some time,
and il win be opened to the public in a few
days as the Central Hotel.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
@ III e e S e a..

Western Reserve selecteds swiss,
| i.imbnrg; ff Sap Sago,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

BEsT's FILTERs-pRIoE REDUCED.--lnor or
der TO accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather. Il. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price OF his superior Filters
TO $lO. This WIN place them In the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

A PRIsoN-BmD FLowN.-IIenry Knable,
of Butler county, serving a term in the
Ohio Penitentlary, for grand larceny,
made his escape Yesterday afternoon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
Not unfrequentIy eatarrh proves fatl

Not unfrequently catarrh proves fatal
either by facilitating the system and wear
Ing out the patient, or by travelling down
ward ,ai and pr producing hig throat affections y,
nlay be safely asserted that after Meredith
~ predlspositlon, cataFh Is the mos
frequent and Important cause OF this fata
complaint. fLap RTar tf4u r1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

with some persons this disease becomes
periodical, attacking them regularly at GER
tain seasons each year, ~ In Che early part
OF sprlug when the roses are In bloom, and
hence its name "rose catarTh :" or in mid
summer during haying time, when Il Is
known as "hay -catarTh." Some claim 10
be able TO predict the exact day and even
hour Of the attack. They usually consider
themselves entirely relieved OF the difficult
ty during the intervals but we have res-
son 20 suppose that symptoms of the COM
plaint are constantly present In some mild
form or other, which are ronsed into activ-
ity by the odor peculiar 10 certain plants
with which the atmosphere is impregnated
during the seasons mentioned. The COM
parative quiet enjoyed between the attacks
no doubt leads 20 the erroneous belief that
the affection has ceased entirely.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

The breath assuming an excessively feti,
and sickening odor, and becomes occasion
ally so offensive as to render the patient al
object of disgust TO himself as well as l.
others.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01

The symptoms of catarrh vary consider
ably In different individuals, the degree o
their severity depending upon constitution
al idiosynerslsies aud various external in
flnences. With some the complaint con
tinlies Tor a humber of years in amid form
and without causing any of the injurious
results above described, while with other
harmless may, through mpradent expo.
sure, additional cold, or uuiaporabI,
changes of the weather, suddenly exhibit
all the violence and malignitY which char,
aoteHize the seVerest ones. .Ii'sfi -.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-01
JOHN GREER.

A GENT for CHARLES EIDELMEIER's cels
~ brated FRENCH MUSTAItD for sale whole.
sale ANA retail, from dozen bottles 90 thrce-ral
lon Kegs Corner First aud Canal Ruiali,V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07

hcons ey wori reject no Ccredh upon tne new boa'u o
Commissioners Who iasa just taken oee. and cannot he heG
caste G-4dcn They would however establish rros erl'ci
Of aq'y On tle pa Of NJ CorH9t nho W. ile ss. y
how uni Iuuate ile iaion Which. 90 tc 20
Of dc Ler..l8tuse defeated tle romr.ou Of Air Aapn
wtose sent into the Senate ~ Gov teaio1 % tLe
successor oi Ar Canning.
1e gniersercl have deemed &c proper % male THIS ftie
mort IN Justice 20 zoe present Commissioners Of Emiaion
WHO have been urusty assaulted 10 far rs any char OF
'llud Imposition lrtins. euciEcs concerned they
eve ur fo .ve them where they wi Do thorough ~ ana
s,areLry inte-ufaled by such gentlemen as css Opo'
unr. Winston b-ss ser, Lcl.fei Hunt &c, with Toll conn
hey VIII only reco upon tie parties VINO oolcocs
not however Improper 70 let Tho public know nee That
.,r join Cumming i0ds toe Office of ild states super
nirulcat o. J. r1, ls vel as OF 80 ie C1ul sinner ~
Emigration. aul itat b Us now oeof- .oasr- r.loiist
fo ancld Tie Laws in relation To- Immigration WINCH sees ID
deprive rc Siate Coml's oreTs OF ilrF most ipNtiu
powers AID duties and 90 leeo.y' them ~ w Clh!ht
Under the propose, p except tne Custom House
ana STATE SANITARY officers Wo- be allowed 10 81 o o3.In
aly emsiaut vessel ~ have any ia 'coniee Ni.A me
c,ns before they were lenlvo without PERMISSION o NJ
Canning md that gentleman 1ri lbs n.s'Ahs qua
ar 90 be appointed under tie a~. wul h41e power 70 H
seen, would rNo Al. Canning ari DIG Hen t-e entire c'.'
Oh oil cmeraits and would entirely bi * lp tLe W
care aG,de him. and leave bin once agaa az te mercy
Of the runners and bolrtnFhou'o th hs VINO lave V ~
eecuay strip ed OF their ncafcus business bl the Wa o.
tte state which Ar Cumming IS attempting 70 override ana
girocaic by law Of Congress. When We STATE ha tAe rs,
sstant of Ar Canning the office Of United states sup
utoDdo4 OF Emigration IS George a Day. Whose itpe
enerant ruuncr needs DO comment from as aug tn
Air Cumming is himself actively engaged 10 cndeayoIing To-
advance the Interests Of the Central Rail Dad OF Ne#lee
Which is not now admitted 70 Cnsi!c Garden me Mohe' @
induce endoGylr deprive the cuisrant OF me
90 Cattle Garden BE- readily understood. MI CuMmg
seek, ~ TIE undue puhhcaon o hh leIoi pri4 le &C.
oA OF Board aud the consequent attacks upon gs H
iocic Commissioners create the impression that the Board
esecu OF their duty aud nn Tie es rants le Tou1'u
u Cate Garden So order TO inhlcuce the action o. Congress
upon The bl ll question.
j. sLoIt Mr. joan Z. Cumming. holding Dis oice agar
Die lmeut Wlsh OF Gov. feutn gid htrg himself n
roiea opposition the maj nifty If the state Goa mssioner
ees hy tricky piece of legislation at Washington 10 secure
toe 10 under tie United States which bee cunuot hore long
4, reiein uuuer the State authorities JOBElT tHWsfiR.
JOuS MCDONALD.
e. n. Vas AIss.