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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-27
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A Democratic weekly
,,uer devoted to Poll
tica News, the Arts
Ind Sciences &c. Pub
Iishsd every We dnes-
Say, at Tunkhannoek
wyoming County, Pa
by HARVEY SlCMER
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Settlement of the Grant Hancock Difficulty
Ga,eral Sherman Stated to be Un,oiainq
to Command the Ne,o Department, dc.

WASHINGTON, February Is. General
Grants last letter to General Hancock
says: off your order removing the City
Council has been executed, and the new
.appointees are in, you need not suspend
your order, as directed" The removals
comprise two white and seven colored
members. fsrr. ii ,.s .,.c.... !,
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.
900; for the week, 3, 1000, 1000; for the year,
,Sl23, 100000. .,n. 2. e.-55 -sa
A partial examination of the War Office
indicates that the building is weak and
unsafe. a.ssz sg-rsas s.as.-.a.
1t is stated that General Sherman has
telegraphed regrettiDg his nomination to
command the new department, depreca-
ting his confirmation as Brevet General,
and expressing a Discrimination to assume
the. command Of the department with
headquarters at Washington. f
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APPOINTMENT OF CATHOLIC BIsHoPs.-
The nominations for the new Catholic
Episcopal Sees, made at the late Plenary
Council held in this city last spring, Arch
bishop Spalding presiding, were sent to
Rome for confirmation by the Sovereign
Pontia. On Thursday the official letters
announcing the confirmation were received
by the Most Rev. Archbishop Spalding.
There were fourteen nominations confirm
ed, and the same number of new Sees Gre
ated in the United States, the rapid in
crease of the Catholic faithful throughout
the country necessitating such action.
Among those raised to the dignity of the
episcopacy, it will be gratifying to his
many friends in this city and throughout
the State to know, is Rev. James Gibbons,
formerly pastor of st. Bridget's church,
Canton, and more recently one of the
secretaries to the Archbishop, who has
been named to the See of North Carolina.
Rev. DR.. Becker, of Richmond, Va, is con-
tirmed as Bishop of Wilmington, Del,
whilst Rev. DR.. O'Hara, Vicar General of
Philadelphia, is appointed Bishop Of the
new See of Scranton, Pa.-Baltunore Sun.
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TELEGRAPHIC, NEWS.
News from afe Capt,aI.

NOwb AHVhAA 9hhV EbhNShAs
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, February I5.-Is is re.
ported here on apparently good authority
that General Sherman has telegraphed to
bis brother, Senator Sherman, that he
General Sherman) will not accept the
brevet nomination for General Of the
armies, and that he desires'the Senate to
reject the nomination. 1t is also added that
whilst he will not disobey orders of the
President, nevertheless he will resign his
position in the army rather than take com
mand ola military department whose
headquarters are o;be Washington. s9
Up to this moment the President hasnot
received any communication whatever
from General Sherman on the subject, and
therefore the above report is not fully Gre
dited in official circles. It is not believed
General Sherman would treat q compli
ment from the Executive SO shabbily as he
is reportedto have done. WALLACE.
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The ADMISSION OF ALABAMA.-The
Washington correspondent of the Boston
advertiser, speaking of tho admission OF
Alabama, says:
Mr.. Bingham had proposition that he
showed to several representatives, but did
not bring before the House, although he
announced his purpose Of doing so as soon
as it was officially known that the Ala
oana Constitution has been lost it was to
admit representatives from that State as
soon as the Legislature just chosen should
meet and carry out certain conditions
VIZ, Ratify the pending fourteenth amend
!oent to the Federal Constitution; strike
the odious test oath out Of their new Con-
stltution, and admit all men over twenty
one years Of age, Of sound mind, and not
guilty Of crime, to the right of suffrage,
aud leaving the office holding qualifications
as Eow prescribed by the reconstruction
acts. The proposition seemed to find con-
siderable favor among members of the
House, and it is believed that a majority OF
Inc members of the Reconstruction Com
mlttee would report upon it favorably."
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Old ThasA On. 10hRsen,. Grant. and
ImnannhYnanf

Old Thash on. 1ohRsep,, Grant. and
Impeachment.
J. B. S., Of the World, has had an inter.
with Thad. Stevens. Hear the latter:
"Well, then, there's the whole thing
lsaid Thad. ] It's as simple as day. Vital
the devil do / care about the ouestionsoi
veracity, as they call 1t, between johnson
and Grant, That's nothing to do with the
law. Both Of them may call each other
ilars II they want to; perhaps they both do
ne Att!e, or, let us say. equiyocate,
though the President certainly has the ,oeiqft
Of evidence on his side. But Johnson being
right or Grant being wrong, It makes no
difference. II they want TO settle the
question between them, they may both 20
out in my back yard aad settle it alone.
Of course Ikave q slight oHectiont to having
thdt area soiled by either Of them, but /
wouldn't object if they would only fixit so
that we should have no more talk. What
/ am after is that the law of these United
States, as made by the Congress of these
United States, shall be obeyed by the
President as well as by all men beside.
There was plenty of evidence, God knows,
to convict Johnson last year. It's all nom
sense and folly to argue against the self.
evident proposition that there is more than
plenty of evidence now" g s
swell, were you disappointed in the
vote this morning by the committee? ~
" Not a bit, sir. I know all the towards
in this Congress. Long experience has
enabled me to black-mark every one Of
them, damn Jhemi'' ~
8. What, then, is at last your opinion on
the question whether Mr.. Johnson will
ever be impeached 7" ass
Z" Sir" said Mr.. Stevens, with bitter
smile, "I shall never bring up this ques.
ton of impeachment again. am not 60
ing to daily with that or any other COM
mittee in regard to it any longer"
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OHIO RESOLUTIONS IN FAVOR OF THE Re-
PEAL OF THE RECONSTRUCTION ACTs.-Co-
l,sn,bals, February 14.-The House resolu-
tons in favor of the repeal of the congress
sional reconstruction acts were adopted in
the Senate yesterday. A resolution was
added directing the Ohio Senators to OPP
pose Senator Sherman's bill declaring the
Constitution of Alabama ratified. The
proposed measure is declared to be addi-
tional evidence of an attempt to overthrow
by force and fraud the Constitution, and
to establish an irresponsible congressional
directory, backed by the bayonets of a
military chieftain. The Republicans made
an unsuccessful effort to incorporate in the
resolutions clause congratulating the
country on the decision of the Supreme
Court in the Mississippi and Georgia in
junction case.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, February l5.--Earl Derby is
very i'll. , -. 1r51s3 & a. 49,
Sir G. shee, Judge Of the Queens
Bench, is dead. mi. ag.oYsf 81 rnaro |
LONDON, February 14-Noon.- Consols,
93116. United States bonds, ~. fter-
noon.-United States bonds, 711@72.
LIVERPOOL, February 15-Noon. Got
ton opens firm; estimated sales, 10, 600
bales; the market for cotton to arrive is
'buoyant. Breadstufs generally firm.
Z. fte1noon.-Cotton buoyant; ; sales, 10 900
bales; uplands, s5s@sAd.; Orleans, 81
.G9d.; uplands, to arrive, SGD. Pork dull
at Ills. Sugar quiet, " It.:. 'aa.
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THE CASE OF Rev. Mr.. TYNG.-Some
lively sparring is anticipated in St. Peters
Sunday school on the Resumption OF the
Tying trial tomorrow. An effort will be
made to close up the case before the end
of the week. The affair, hear, will be
the theme of more than one pulpit dis
course on Sunday not only in the Episco-
pal, but other churches. If Tying is con,
victed, it is reported that proceedings will
next be instituted against Rev. DR.. Muhl-
enburg. OF that, however, there is much
doubt.-Neao York Letter = Philadelphia
Tp11er
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Nv the Cable.

LONDON, February 14.-Rumors are cur
rent in Paris of contemplated change in
the ministry in Difference to the wishes
and sentiments of the Liberal party.
LONDON, February l4.-Lennon, who
was convicted of treason and felony, but
not of murder, was yesterday brought be-
fore court and sentenced to imprisonment
at hard labor for fifteen years. After re-
ceiving his sentence he made bitter and
defiant speech, in which he predicted that
before he had served out the term of his
imprisonment the British monarchy would
be overthrown. He gloried in the act for
which be was now condemned, and hoped
an opportunity would be given him to re-
peat it.
LONDON, February IA Mdnight.-In
the House Of Commons this evening Earl
Mayo, Chief Solicitor for Ireland, asked
leave to bring in bill to suspend the writ
of habeaS corpus for short period from
the first of March. He said the Fenian
leaders had shown an utter disregard Of
their oaths of allegiance to the Grown, and
stated that of two hundred and sixty eight
Fenians arrested ninety-fve were Ameri-
cans. Although the Government had sue
ceeded in suppressing the rebellion, still
an extension of its powers was necessary
to enable it to complete the work. Leave
was granted.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Stanley
laid before the members an additional
paper on the subject Of the Alabama
claims. These documents have already
been published.
It has been decided that the British
West India mail steamers shall cease call
ing at st. Thomas but some other place,
probably Jamaica, will be chosen as mail
station.
FLORENCE, February 14.-Menabrea, the
Prime Minister, has told Parliament, in
reply to question, that the Government
had dispatched seven ships to the river
Plata, South America, but gave no infor-
nation as to the object of the expedition.
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NEW YORK, February -Noon.-Flour
firm and 5@l0c. better. Corn quiet and
firm. Rye steady. Oats dull. Pork
heavy mess, $23.3711a. Lard quiet. Cot
ton frmer at 2Ol@20hc. Freights dull.
Turpentine favors buyers at 65c. Rosin
quiet; No. 2, ss.3k: United States
ling, 1o01@Io9M.
Euen;ng. Cotton decidedly more active,
and l@l Nc. better; sales, 10000 bales at
2l@2l 1ac., closing at the latter. Flour
Moderate export and speculative demand !;
State, $8.60@S10.90. Wheat shade
firmer and quiet. Corn closed dropping !;
western mixed, Sl.26GS1.29; white south
ern, sl.22G$1.27. Pork ;firmer at S23.621a.
Lard quiet at 149l45ac. Naval stores
quiet. Groceries firm. ~ -H a"s
BALTIMORE, February l5.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn dull. Oats dull.
Rye firm. Provisions quiet; bacon shout
ders, II 4c; bulk, &c.; mess pork, s23.
Lard, 14N@15c.
LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Superfne
-four, S8@$8.25. Corn, 74976c. Lard,
lac. Shoulders, 1917; clear sides, l4Ac.
Mess pork, S23.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 15.-
Spirits turpentine advanced; sales at 60c.
Rosin firm; common, S2.15. Middling cot
ton, 19c. Tar, S2.35.
sAUGUsTA, February 15.-Cotton has ad-
vanced 1919. Sales, 925 bales. Receipts,
935 bales. Middlings, l9c. 4.
SAVANNAH, February 15.-Cotton open
ed quiet, and closed excited and very ir-
regular, holders asking 20@2l for mid
dlings. Sales, 2,2O6 bales. Receipts,
6,l70 bales.
CHARLESTON, February 15.- Cotton
opened quiet and closed strong, and ad-
vanced 1a@lc.; sales, 1900 bales /; mid
ding, 20bQ21c.
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Harrison R. Purcell is appointed mail
messenger between Alexandria and Lees
burg, Va, at q salary of $500 per annum.
At Rice's Depot, Prince Edward county,
Va, Joseph W. Phillips is appointed post,
master, vice R. A. Marshall, resigned.
The Wisconsin Legislature has passed Q
law to prohibit the locking of cars while in
motion, and prohibiting the use of kero-
sene in lighting cars. l "a
Mayor Gopsill, of Jersey City, has been
fined FIVE dollars for not cleaning the pave
ment in front Of his residence. 80. ii
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A convention Of railroad officers repre-
Senting all the roads between Washington
and New Orleans will be held at Memphis
"a the 18th instant for the purpose Of re-
'!sng the present schedule, with the view
u making an unbroken connection be-
,"een New Orleans and New York
Lynctturg Neus.
Widow II. w. Smith, Of Lafayette, Ind,
Suose practice it had been to read by can
olehght after retiring, was fatally burned
one night last week. s.
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Tire Revolutton In Havtt

HAyAsA, February l5.-The revolution
in the southern part of Hayti has become
general. 7'gaG4& t "a "a s7a,
General salomin, the present Minister
to the European courts, has been pro-
claimed President, vice Salnave. So
The steamer James T. Brady, from New
York for Montevideo, has put into Nassau,
leaking. 11.a s.,LlE .Lr-. t.-.
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- seizure OF . ship BY Mutfneers. a.
+ HAvAEA, February 15.-The whaling
schooner Harriet Grant has been seized
by mutineers off Lagnayra. The Indians
from ashore assisted the mutineers.
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The ICE IN TIE PoToMAc.-The Alex,
andria Gazette reports that the ice is SO
thin that skating is at an end. 1t is stated
that the ice has commenced to break up
above the chain bridge, and that that
structure has been SO weakened that its
destruction will be, if it has not already
haen effected Est ~
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, February l5.-Senate.-
The Senate was not in session to-day.
House.-The Kentucky election case
was resumed. Smith, the minority candi-
date, pleaded his own case. Several others
spoke in his behalf. A resolution declar-
ing Smith entitled to the seat was de-
feated-30 to 1Ol. A resolution directing
the Speaker to notify the Governor of
Kentucky of tho vacant seat was adopted.
The Grant and Hancock correspondence
was presented. -
The appropriation bill was resumed
Adjourned.
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snonfinr Casa m Ararnnl,..

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February l5.-A me-
gro shot an United States soldier here to.
day for insulting his wife. = -
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The New York Bank Statement
Money Market.

The New York Bank Statement
Money Market.
New YORK, February l5.-The bank
statement for the past week is some
what unfavorable. 1t is as follows: Legal
tenders decreased, 100000; deposits,
100000; loans, s480,0O0; specie in
creased, S369,OOO.
The week ended with continued ease in
the money market, call loans being quoted
at 4@5 per cent. and prime discounts at
COZ per cent. Gold was excited by the
report from Washington that the Ways
and Means Committee would report in ia
vor of issuing s5O,OOO,OOO more of cur
rency, and closed strong at 14l@l4l%.
The Treasury balance is sl04,250,OO0.
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D9'y Goods.

TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE.
KEACH'S OLD STAND, G o r N L z
NINTH AND BROAD STREETS.-Weh have
a large and varied assortment of goods in our
line. which we are offering at greatly reduced
prices. Dress Trimmings and Buttons in
great variety; Zephyr Worsteds, White and
Colored Yarns, Tidy and Knitting Cotton,
Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Ladies' Travelling
Bags and Baskets, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery,
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
and Cloth Brushes; together with a large and
beautiful assortment of Gen tlemen's Furnish
ing Goods, consisting Of Merino Vests and
Drawers, Collars, Half Hose, Suspenders,
Neck Ties, Scarfs, Gloves, Umbrellas, sc.
The public, and ladies particularly, are In
vited to call and examine our stock
ARMISTEAD & B1BB,
corner Ninth and Broad streets,
fe8, Valentine Place.
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i SUTHERLAND, 1905 -
80 MAIN AND 500 BROAD NKH
TREET, RICHMOND, VA, 0&FkS
IPORTER AND DEALERIN z<t$SEW
pIGnnI ~ w u

GUNS, RIFLES, PIST0LS:Y y.
CLES.--Our recent importation of GUNS
embraces Inc finest goods for the prices eyerin
Just received, ], 200 ELY'S GAPS, in
quarter and one tent boxes. agent for re.
mingten's celebrated nre-arans. W "a !
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The Reconstruction Conventions.
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Reconstruction conventions.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. c., February l5.-Among
the sections of the Bill of Rights passed
to-day was one pledging the faith of the
State for the payment of its public debt
other than that incurred for the rebellion.
A section prohibiting marriage between
whites and negroes was tabled, and thus
virtually voted down.
A motion to allow the use Of the hall of
the House for public lecture was OBJ
iected to by negro and white delegates on
the ground that on former occasion per-
mission had been granted and negroes
had not been allowed the privilege of occu-
pying the same floor as the whites. These
things are regarded as declarations in favor
of social equality as we'll as political.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, February 15.-The day
was mainly occupied discussing resolu-
ton asking Congress to loan South Caro-
lima $1,OOO,0o0 for the purpose of pur-
chasing land for the landless.
'7' =a. FLORIDA. -. a-.
TALLAHASSEE, February l5.-Twenty-
nine delegates were in the Convention to-
day. 10, H.. El.< %.1a @.E
Large crowds of colored citizens col
lected in the streets to-day before the
Convention met. The military, by request
of Governor Walker, provided a guard for
the Convention to repel violence if offered.
The Convention assembled without in
reference and adopted the Executive ar
ticle, with amendments. The Governor
and Lieutenant Governor are to be elected
for term of four years. The remainder
of the State officers are to be appointed by
the Governor and confirmed by the Sc
nate. County commissioners are elective.
A caucus of the majority was held at
noon, at which one Of the minority at
tended and proposed measures of recon-
Citation; which were not agreed to. Two
of the minority body joined in the session
of the Convention.
A mass meeting of negroes was held
this afternoon in the Capitol Square, and
addressed by colored and white speakers of
the Billings faction. The speakers seemed
to have given up the struggle for the mas
terry of the Convention, and try the issue
at the ballot-box.
49, .... GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, February ia motion was
made to reconsider the vote by which a
section of the legislative report was
adopted yesterday, which provides that no
person holding Office under the United
States or State executives, justices of the
inferior courts or of the peace, or officers
of the militia, shall be eligible to the Le-
eislature /; and that no member of the Le-
gislature shall be appointed by the Go
vernon or elected BY the Legislature to
any Office Of smolument. The motion to
reconsider was defeated by the casting
vote of the President.
Il The Finance Committee was authorized
to negotiate loan to defray the expenses
OF the Convention. ~
So much Of the section adopted yester-
day as DISTINGUISHES persons conYlcted o.
larceny was reconsidered, ana sIrlchen
out. a 81 a.s z,.-.,. -.
General Meade left here for Florida last asst
night t.s,~e :.
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ITO THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF
VISIONS specific for Ripgworm, letter,
Itch, Barber's Itch, Ulcers, and all erpptions
of the skin, no matter how malignant or how
long standing. Warranted TO cure or no pay:
Try IL, and II IL does not speedily and
promptly cure and entirely eradicate the dis
ease, the money will be refunded In every
instance. Price, Soc. per bottle. For sale by
BLUNT & MOSELEY,
Druggists, No. 1924 Main street,
auas Richmond, Va.
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nR. DAvIDSON'S COMBINED EYE
~ REMEDIES, for all kinds Of inf1amed,
weak, or sore eyes, whether recent or OF long
standing. Pamphlets explaining the adyan-
tages and giving full directions accompany
package. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD s. co, Druggists,
ialS 1915 Main street.
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MILLS s. RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
KERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for
the purchase and sale of LEAF and MANU-
FACTURED TOBACCOS. Orders solicited.
Liberal advances made on constituents. Re.
fer to A. F. HARVEY, President OF Natlonai
Bank of Virginia JAMES THoaAs, Jr., Esq,
Richmond, va. Messrs. II. MEssENaEn& Co.,
New York; Messrs. JOHNSON Il Thompson,
Boston Mass, y te sfya ~ "a
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Soap and C0ndLe

ESTABLISHED 1884. s
~ P. J. CREW & CO., qsva
a tsuccessors to Q. Grew Son.
STEAM SOAP AND D -
CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. 11s, lis, and 1T, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now in factory q large stock of superior
; IS aR FAMILY SOAPS,
which they offer to the trade at such prices as
viii make it to the interest of ali to patronise
this home mandatory. fe Ism .
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yNTINDOW SHADE DEPOT
wv - - swTNnOW SHADE DEPOT

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
w ~ - WINDOW SHADE DEPOTt
1885 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
M. GOLDEN, the Cheapest Window Shade
man, is still at his old tricks, keeping down
high prices. He has the largest assortment OF
SHADES in the city; latest styles In Cold,
Velvet, and Painted Shades, with all the fix
lures to match.
CLEAR THE TRACKl
High prices, down you come! all know
GOLDEN; he always had the cheapest
Shades, at his old stand on Broad street.
l1--lE-'s TABLE OILCLOTH,
in MAHOGANY. Rosewood, Oak, and Marble,
and all the colors Black, for covering car
riages, In Drill and Duck; 1000 Paper Shades
at your own price.
N B. Shades made to order. Storekeepers
and pedlers supplied at New York prices.
ia 29-3m 5 al
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
N DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
for females.


A CERTAIN REMEDY
for all com plaints so peculiar to the sex-viz /,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Reten-
ton, Pain in the Back and Loins, Pressing
down Pains, Rush of Blood to the Head, Diz'
illness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Heaviness, Fatigue on any Slight Exertion,
PaIpitatlon of the Heart, and that most an
noying, weakening, land the beginning OF oil
other female weaknesses, $500.
THE LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.