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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
The Health Of shs Ciiy.

We earnestly h0pc that individual care concerning
the decomposition Of animal vegetable aud focal matter viii
abatc because the numbeo deaths from cholera decreases
DaTTheas caused by breathing eating drinking pai
erncntng organic matter snd now. Notwithstanding the
apparent danger from attack OF cholera II still
exists and may again break with renewed sncs Tho
reports concerning the epidemic continue favorable aud the
number OF deaths have been decreasing seady 'noS Tues
From Of Saturday En OF Yesterday 49, oeriii
Gates Of death from cholera received a, toe nreau 81
Records and Vital Statistics The total number Of death ee
hcaes received during the same time wos 'g tbs show.
considerable falling OF Ia The mortality from cholera bs not
sufficient any relaxation Of the vigilance or
citizens in the sanitary Of their premises the spros
used by the Board Of Health.
rHE HFRAID CHOLERA cASARD.
The Htrdd yesterday morning contained staieGen. Va tho
sAec, officers and o2 private soldiers had died
OF cholera BedIoes Island Tho paragraph bore upon 10.
face The evidences Of us nocTreotnes aud perhaps Gsced
no Intelligent person ehcr In city on o0iy hw never
theless deemed Of saesnt Importance TO call oIh the fo
lowing denial iFom DR. Elisha Harris the OF ieorc.
Tho following was addressed yesterday TO Col Wm !.
Sloan Medical Director Of .he popsii o Ihe East
Dsdo, l;,sd have beer 30. .fG t.. base paPo,, '.
sS s:i d N: ' s S" end q lS s q @ s s
reports o. eIpe Of any nd eI.gp. to 's' F'ssf o. @ A.
,his false Tepor, Il hOor, found'a 30 y 'en'n made
NAMES OF rgE DEAD.
We eantnne this morning let OF The dead ~ Choera
which Ia the evidence we give OF ITO fact that the
disease Is rapidly oba,ipg n every bcaty IN which It has
prevailed
August s-TLonas Kelly 30 Ireland Red House Hospitals
Samuel Gubbins 81 ireland Aims House Eltc1we', Island
August 9.-Mary Rely 80 Ireland resdig Nc 1904 East
Eevcutht died Battery Barrsrks Hospital n dsyr james
OBren &c Ireland nom tho Iombs 10 Brey BARRACKS
Hospital ~ ia hours; Mary McCaIb. ~ Ireland residing
No. 10 Mulberry o.. ced Battery Bni acAs Hospital NJ
hours Thomas Murray ~ Ireland No g1 hottst III
hours Thomas Muir G. Scotland Aims House Baekwelrs
Island Charles Manning a., Ireland 'hhny Hospital
Blaokwells Island. IN "a hours.
August l0.John Hail. 81 United states 'ssen hon Ionbs
20 Battery Rarrscks III ~ hours Caharne ODffn - Ire
lant O2c- hundred. and fifteenth It,, VI i3Loifs
CHOLERA IN STATEN ISLAND
We regret that cholera las made On station
Island The fact reported yesterday 80 the board OF
Health by Dr. Lea Sanitary Infpector OF kcsmon1 Colh
that during the IS hours previously two fatal cases oolfed ~
Sapeon In referring to this report Dr. Hrfi. caA io 81
ier'0n OF he Board Of things which Iel1es nc &C.
crence OF cholera 10 that particular section ~ he sanitary
District and demand immediate action for the Veare not
only Of TIA. Island but Of the entire District Tie E1srE
lbs locality oi,hs s, ss'e 81 ehSers Isr'Iai Gsyii H.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
10y Telegraph |

lBy Telegraph
THE CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. I0.-Tbere were 81 deaths in
this city yesterday ~ Of which from cholera George
W. Bsnton Of New York AIRED - died Of choes. in ias
city Oh the It'll inst, after a Illness Of lG hours.
CHOLERA AT Ygw-0RLHASs
NEW. ORLEANS, August 10.-There were - deaths
from cholera IN this city from Co. Yesterday too
to-day.
CHOLERA Al ST. LOFTS.
ST. LouIs, August lO.-Twonty cases Of cholera
reported for the ~ honT ending at four OF which
were fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

THR CATTLE rgADE.-Thcre Were 293; clttle
ysriei ut Hudson Ctr up Friday night which
sold 10 butchers Prices nearly grchsugel from last
week but little lover than az tho one hunircdth g. yards
IN Nov York last MONDAY Most Of the cattle brought iG6
. VIII very iew al 49,. and some light thin stock ol
~ l5' Trade moderately active. Tho arrivals OF sheep
iprng thc tue head on OK which wsge senf
te -. Sly tJ rae Jle' are bring ~ t37!e y II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
fAnncanceInen.s.l
4 PLEASANT AND HEALTHY SUMNER TRIP.

4 PLEASANT AND HEALTHY SUMNER TRIP.
nan having teeth extracted by the coL1os DrS
.ocIArIoS while under the influence Of Nitrous Oxide Gas
On kins ad Le va. having time in tho country. He
certainly much n be rid Of his iomentor'i sad many people
would receive r greater bene6. TO their health by having 3D.
,vx ana disease producing teeth removed bsn ~ spending
in tte co,ntry Now AFTER than three successful
d co.tant Of Nitrous Oxide Gas land without nge e
o by the Cotton Dental Association, who originated ~ uso m s
OF H. there need DO for longer suffer
m M psn Of psa-ho toctlache Oee, Nos ~ snd ~ Cooper
Institute.
TIE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects lnFlsl-
damage each wiDdo" and door ~ e-hno' ' -
HOUSES No - Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11

SnF--" TresOme? You tedious creature, low cen ron
say go? think It's splendid always lose my
whom tho German dote Oh The German. could
lance It al night long. There lie time for the band
la,'s 90 into the ballroom.
Soiley CO. pretty and hoinely Old ard Young, and we
follow sfer IN sober fashion. And suddenly while the
innsic his al tie fir with sweetness and the waltz is
fastest OF those mysterious terrors which
nOlDcei and possess crowds with their ch sgfune.s,
peryades the room. Wha, is it that sends all the people
flying 70 The narrow doors, that ohokes up the stairway
srd passages, that strikes down laughing gs in iantng
fits and hystercsl There has been alarm, yet every
body believes the hotel 20 Dc fire. For moment, the
panic is dreadful. Then some ono jumps upon q chair
and cIes out that there FIRE, but it il half mile awsy;
snd then the band strikes up again, in hope restore
der bat is useless There will be dancing for
this night "a gster up shswls and fans 10 go TO
s,cms but catching from window glimpse Of the fire,
Ye decide 10 see that instead.
Tie street is tlockod up and 60 down long, dark
news coming Just below The blazing buldng. 1. is
oriy small store but the Columbian Hotel adions ii
ana in moment that that must 60 Already tho
danes creep out below tie root and catch bits Of the
nice. Men ~ woTk there, throwing out furniture look
onesrtiy IL the lud i-h The trees trees Of spray
cIystsll.sod into form. Every moment the flames gain
,headway, peepng iIoIO window, now running Up
he fssaia, now seizing tie roof Al dozen places at
oa,e And there Is 10 effort TO saSe She build
ing. No engines, no hose, 10 water. Frantic women
wrng s.r hands IN the street, the great crowd uurnurs
an goa,s wiki excitement, but cat only watch the ruin
without power 70 save Tho sly safrOn and crimson,
AZ oadco ored. Tie sparks like unnumbered stars
~ lowoi lluame1t. The wooden extension burns into
hoGey-comb ever aoTe brilliant, more binding, more
awful. Then tie pou2srors swayirg walls of brick rock
further from their pose ard fall with unified terrible
crash and The great ColuLqbian is Of black and
broken bricks.
~ We 40 home agaia anG find the hslls Of olf own
hoto, filed with sLeieTicss people frightened and weary
and fearful There il enoc2h for ALL however, and
they are ssut "a bed and next mornings sun rses on tie
iares day OF summer and the Gre has aPscd into pleas
anty, exciting incident and people talk o. It only briefly
the real affair Of importance being the ball Of ihe
Clarendon.
ghs day goes BY all other days At ssratogi So-iH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
CITY NKWs.

The iayorhe screw steamer Caledonia R0bea
iereT. commsaier Of the Anchor Line. sail. from psp No
-. North River az p ths day, viii, Ilsscrg' ov clos
SOW, Liverpool snG the Irish ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
pvRsoyAL-Gen. G. g. Hartsuf, q. s. A., and
....-, AZ .Al.a.a.u nrn NJ The Metrnrnlu u "a.

pypsoyAL.-Gen. C. 8. Hartsuf, q. s. A., and
Nor,ap Wizard Washington at the MetrOnolan hotel
nj, ncn John conness Of California Is at the Everett House
A v DCosta British Consul at hatanzas' Cara and COL
Hart Washington are at the Southern Hotel me non ,
e Por eroy Kansas; the Hon. WIN. Williams buiaoi 'ne
Hon Leonard Myers Pennsylvania the HOE II. Nj pIA'
wilmington; the Hon H. Sibey and the Hoh' Isaac D1'''
Buslo and Gen James H. Ford, Colorado are at 'ne %
Nichols Hotel TIE Hon A. c. BaldWin' Michigan anu
Gen D. W Clarke Washington, are at the As'of House.
NrsIc AT THE CENTRAL PARB.-The Central Farh
Commissioners announce that if tbo weather is He mere WI"
be Music on the Mol Of the Pssf Saturday th INST
commencing at D. NJ By the Central PARK Bano unus' ~
leadership Of H. B. Dodsortb The following inc pro
gramme.
= Rffmar Form March.
Overture J.. ~
Song Il am lonely toni ht ,-
f. Iritsch Trasch
pART IL c.-.
: ,En Ayant" March
O. Grand Overtime 20 "Renzi tSiehu
Orphie Aux Eufsfs Quafrllo.- 9si
I. Grand selection from Mirela
PART
0 The Himssyes Nepaulese War March. .HoD' ot9epei
70. Queen OF the Harvest Waltz ,yot.
H. Scena ct Aria from the Opera Of Titus mozart
70 Antelope Galop. i""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
CHOLERA QUARANTINE IN ITALr.

Oar Committeeman in Italy writes that on tie 2oth
ut Quarantine Of u days established BY tis Italian
Government for all the vessels arriving tie ports 81 that
kingdom from Liverpool (ths oDly Bfltlsi pot dossrie.
Maisee and all other French ports the Mediterranean,
on account e tho existence OF the cholera tlJss Jaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
CONSTITUTION
i ~ s"E SYRUP

positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating m
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. and for al thrsdisy DIS.
EASES ,r.usni.tsd from PARENT TO CHILD.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07
Rstnrn stolen Property.

The New York JomnN Of COM
naerce, one of the most influential and
respectable sheets published in that
city, is calling upon persons who have
in their parlors, churches, &c, arti-
cles that were stolen from the people
Of the South during the war, to send
them back. It says:
can old friend of ours, IL Union
man in the South through all the
war, told us that his chandeliers were
in q certain house in Massachusetts,
his piano in another, and various fa-
mily treasures in others. He had
traced them to their positions. We
have heard of q Southern lady.sitting
down at Northern table and rccog-
nizlng silver on. the table as her own
We have heard Of a lady receiving
from an officer present of jewclry,
which she recognized as the jewelry
of q Southern lady who had been her
old .schoolmate .and friend. Public
sentiment seems to be aroused to this
subject, and the holders Of such goods
should be compelled, by the indigna-
ton of their honest fellow citizens,
to send them back"
There are signs, from few in
stances, which we have placed upon
record, that there arc glimmcrings of
i returning sense of honesty among
some of the Northern people; bnt q
vast amount of plate and other pro-
perty will never be returned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07
Ea@oaI Teom.2s

The PhGnir Office is on Main street, u
few doors above Taylor (or Camden) street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

The Legislature of Alabama has
passed bill which provides that all
penalties now incurred by reason of
any taxpayer having failed to render
q list of his taxable property, in &c
cordancc with section lO4, be remit
ted.
At o recent meeting Of the Direct
ors of the Wilmington and Manches-
ter Railroad, Capt. III. NJ. -Drane was
unanimously reelected President.
The present incumbents OF the other
Offices were unanimously reelected.
1t is said that some Of Morrissey's
personal friends urge him, now that
he has satisfied. his ambition by Sc
curing an election, to resign. He de-
clined "acceding to their request
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

It is stated that the direct tax in
North Carolina has all been collected.
1t amounts to more than $5, 400, 900,
which has been paid in at small ex-
pense to the Government.
An exchange says that Mr.. Morris
sey visited the Capitol few days ago
and noticing the Speakers desk, in
quired whether that was where the
referee sat?''
The scientific world is much inter
ested in an enormous nrolite sent to
the Academy of Sciences 10y Marshal
Bazaine, from Mexico. Itweighs $40
kilogrammes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07
ALE! ALE!
THE STAFF OF LIFE!

WET the cause Of many ills B1cat fer
n mented is less nutritious than infer
mented, in consequence Of its gluten and
bread, no matter by what combination of
substances fermentation has been brought
about, is unwholesome and poisonous to
tho stomach. Indigestion, heartburn,
headache, acidity, hatulency, oppression of
the stomach, all come from the obnoxious
ferment. Use the s'CRESC CENT lERATED
BAKING POWDERS"- cheap, wholesome
and nutritious powder for making all kinds
fins, buckwhcat cakes. For sale by
FISHER Il HEINITSH, Pharmacists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

THE FAIn.-The tableaux and the music
bv the amateur Ministries will be repeated
this evening. The scenes represented arc
beautiful, and will attract universal ad-
miration. There are number Of hand
some, tasty and useful articles to 10 raf-
fled, and by investing Il small amount, u
lucky individual will realize something
handsome. Drop i'll for an hour or two
You will be highly pleased.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

THAT MErEoRc SHOWER. may
interest those who are unwilling to
wait thirty-threc years to sec 4 shower
of mctcors, to know that Olbers, the
astronomer, supposcs the real period
Of their return to be thirty -four years,
and that the display of 1899, repeated
in 1888, will appear in 1867.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

New York dispatches state that q
propeller loaded with Fenian arms
sailed from Sandy Hook on Thursday
night, for Ireland.
The Government officially discaims
the action of Gen. Sedgwick in occu-
pying Matamoras.
Navigation Of the upper Mississippi
is about G., ,osed for the season.
The cholera is more virulent than
ever in st. Petersburg.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

OUR READING RooM.-Mcmbers Of tho
Legislature and tho citizens generally, arc
invited to visit the Pltmnj.r reading room,
where they will find on file papers aud
periodicals from every section of the Union
The building is open day and night.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

\ TOILET LUXURY.--Among tho minor
luXurics, there is mono greater than a
really good, pure toilet soap-powcrful to
cleanse, yet softcning and soothing to the
irritatcd nerves of the skin, and with just
the odor that one gets from a bank of vio-
let's or bed Of primroscs. ColGate's
''Ferbcna," 'Rose' and Lettuce" Toilet
Soaps are precisely OF this description, and
are elegantly prepared for ladies' use All
druggists have them.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

Messrs. NJ; Il & Jones have presented
us Il copy of the Merchants and Farmers
Almanac for 1867. Calculations by Prof
Robert Darlington, Of Ncwberry. 1t con-
tains Il variety of useful information
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

WHO BURNED CoLUMEIA?- This question
will be asked fifty Years hence. Then
place the only full and true account OF its
destruction i'll Your libraries, so that your
children and childrcns children will know
the whole truth. 1t Will be more interest
ing to them than any romance
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

EXECUTION OF A MURDERER. Lon
don Jones, freedman, convicted of
the murder of Mr.. A. d. Walker, was
hung in Chester, on Friday last. He
made confession to his spiritual ad-
7iser, admitting his completely in
three different murders.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07


AUCTION SALES IN C1IARLESToN.-M -Mcssrs.
Clifford " Mathcwcs will offer for sale, on
Tuesday, 18th inst, q large stock of favor
ite brands scSars, wine, brandy, rum, &c.
Dealers are invited to attend.
Messrs. Cobia & Co., as will be seen by
our advertising columns this morning, will
sell, on Tuesday next, the cargo of tho
brig Castillian, from Matanzas, Cuba
This is one of the most valuable assorted
carcocs OF choice liquors, wines, jellies,
Spanish scgars, preserved fruits, sugar,
molasses, &C., that has been imported this
season. 1t offers q rare opportunity for
investments.
New wADysrTIsEMENTs.- Attention ia call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
II. d. Hanahan-Seed Wheat.
Mrs. McMahon-Boarding.
L. IL G. D. Hope-Corn, Oats, Teas, &c
Clifford u Mathewes-1mported Liquors.
H. Cobia & Co.-CarSo Sale.
J. & i. II. Agnew-Hams only 22c.
Browne & Schirmer- Fresh Arrival.
John G. Scegers & Co. Cheese. &C.
Bachman s Waties-Notice.
Thco. Stark-Public Meeting.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07
AXES! AXES! AXES!

LNIFPY doZ best warranted AXES. Just
n received and for sale low, at whole
sale and retail by J. Il T. r. AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

LEcA1..-In the Court of Appeals. yes
tcrday, Mr.. Williams concluded his argu-
ment in The Bank VS.. Bobo. Mr.. Bobo
heard contra. Mr.. Williams in reply.
Tho following causes were heard:
S. Brown ads. A. Wingo, Sheriff. Dir
Bobo for motion.
w. II. Walker ais. The State. MI. G.. W. /.
Williams for appellant. No reply.
DR.. James Bivings et al. ads. James and
t. Stolo Farrow, Executors, ct al. Mr. c.
W. Williams for motion. Mr.. Bobo contra
Mr.. Sullivan in reply.
The following Wore stricken off:
John II. Tarrant GdS. NJ. A. Sullivan, as
signcc; Samuel Sumner and wife vs.. A. j.
Diliara.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-07

a despatch from Little Rock says
a resolution has been introduced in
the Arkansas Legislature, calling for
information as to an attempt to over
throw the present State Government.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

"A QuHsrIoS-Mr. Speer. Of She Law.
renee Tribune. continues to harp upon
the fact that Mr.. Ross was bitter polit-
ical enemy Of Gen. Lane. and that. out
of respect for Lanes memory. the Gov
ernor should not have appointed Ross
Senator. He also ssys that when Ross
called upon Mrs. Lsne. before starting
for Washington. she burst into tears. and
would not see him.
Right here question arises. Speer
wishes to be considered. and perhaps
justly. as the most constant and con6den-
tisl friend Lane had in Kansas. He pnb-
lished Lanes home newspaper organ. and
was necessarily -iutsusted with all his
plans and secret design.. and was at al
times the possessor of confidential mat
tiers, the disclosure Of which would have
ruined Lsns's plans. and perhaps dam
sged his personal reputation. Why,
then. did Speer admit % . partner. and
place in 8 position in which he must o
necessity be let into many Of those CONF
dential matters, q msn whom be knew t.
be political enemy Of Lane; whose ap
poiutment to Lanes vacancy was an out
rage upon bis memory: and the an
nouncement Of whose name even brougb
tears to the eyes of Lanes widow? Per
hsps If Ross had not been connected will
the Tribune. be would not have been sp
pointed. 1t strikes us, that NJ. Speer j
about as deeply in the scrspe as any on
else. .-..........s ,,s q arg
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02
"MY POLIcY. ILLUsTRArEp.
| Outrases Upo, Freedmen in Virginia.
The Civil Tribual Oyerawed.

FonrREss MONROE. Jolly 25.-Tbs
United States steam tug Geneva, returned
yesterday morning from the scene o. dis.
tnrbsnre on the eastern shore iu Virginia
near Drumand town. between the inh.b-
itsnts and the negroes. It appears the
troubls originated in band of white men
hunting down some negroes for the pur-
pose Of searching for one named Couch,
who. few days previous. had attempted
to cut the throat of white nan.
The negroes were robbed of their arms
and money. when the negroes made COM
plant to the civil authorities. Who issued
warrants for the arrest Of Il of tie whites.
The l4th inst. was set apart for the hear.
ing Of the case. at a village named Wood
stock. Oa that day about sne hundred
well armed white msn asssmblei. threat
ened that they would kill every negro who
attended to testify. and thre ,tsusd the
Magistrate. Me-. Dix. with violence il the
proceedings were continued. u
The Magistrate seeing the state of a.
fairs, Endorsed upon the warrants Of ar
rest. theimpossibility of couisctisg. the
trial under such circumstances. and in
formed Major French, agent of the Freed
mems Bureau. OF his action. The latter
officer advised the pegroe. to qnistIy re-
turn to their homes. While they were
doing so they were again assaulted and
pursued by the armed whitss until they
reached places Of safety. Upon the arr
rival of the troops. the white men dis
persed in every direction. and not one OF
them could BIZ found after most rigid
/ search.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02


Close to the City of White Cloud, and hot
more than two miles from the Missouri River
10 the State Of Kansas, seven quarter sections
of land. l6O acres each, adjoining. farms in
high state Of cultivation. The qualify OF the
soil cannot be excellsd, nor the water and eli
mate surpassed:
The North East Quarter ofSection n23, Town
ship /, Range ls. Price. % 50 per acre.
The esouti,-Ea Quarter of Section y, Town
ship l. Range ls. Price, $3.50 per acre.
The North East Quarter Of Section "A. Town
ship l. Range le. PRICE, $50 per acre.
The North.Wsss Quarter Of Section Is
Township /, Range ls. Price, $3.50 per acre
The South East Quarter Of Section IL
Township l. Range 10. Price, $500 per acre
The South East Quarter Of Section IL
Township l, Range ls. Price, $3.50 per acre
The North.East Quarter Of Section %
Township l, Range II. Price, $500 per acre
The above lands will be sold at the price
nsmed, for Cash. For particulars. apply to
| {-N-,saA4ttS J. H. BURNS.
Box 4Ol, " heeling, West Virginia.
June 81, 1866 -3m.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-02

n HOY. THOMAS CARxrY-We learn that
Gov. Carney wss offered the appointment
Of United States Senator. to gill the va.
caucy resulting from the dsath OF Gen
Lane. but declined to accept. z" He de.
sired nothing. only from the hands Of the
people :" sad we believe the people
through their Legislature. will elect him
next Winter Certainly. there is no m az
in Kansas more competent or more de-
serving Troy Reporter. r' -ai %
Avery just remark. We sometimes
feel little that wsy ourself-but how il
be on the issue? Having indorsed hin
80 squsrely. of course the Reporter know
him to be al right. Tell us. for you ar
the first man We have been sbls TO 6nt
who knows anything at all about it-ane
the confoonded people are about half in
clined not to be satisfied with guess work