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nnd on carly mgW.ng waa agaln lu
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pr,aohns. -he turned her hnrsc iu
ta tllo hu-hrs, arj waited uHlIl they
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routc sht va, lorcel to 'onccol hcr.
scll and could see. from hef cover,
squads of grccu-coaled loyal riders,
or British dpsoons, hurryiugby. She
choee the most mlrcqucntcd ways,
land. as .bc rode ON, passed through
n great swamp ovcrrun by water m
lthc wet season. but ot this period
perfectly dry. She had begun 10
hope that she was destined TO each
I Sumptcrs camp without trouble,
when she suddenly came upon q
small squad Of Tory scouts, who had
pickctcd their horscs under the trees
and were resting alters long ride
Before she could rein b0cl, her horse
the hand of one OF the men was up
| on her bride, Excuse me, miss,
he said; these are troublesome
times. and | am forced to do my
duty. Who are your
She told him her namc, and th'
same story she had told to her fricnd
Mt the house where she passed thu
night.
1t may be all right" said TIN
man, doubtful ly; "but you must ac
company me to youdcr house, ant
let us see whether you have mes
sage from the rebel general"
Emily's heart was beating wildly
but she managed to control her face
and signifed her willingness to ae
company them. They reached tn
house, and the young girl was locke
? in an upper room, witha guard at til
door, while one Of her captors wen
tor a Tory woman of the vicinity
that she might search the brave CIR
and, if possible, discover the messag
of Greene.
The moment the door was closed
and she was satisfied that sho wa
not watched, Emily took out the 10
ter which Greene had given her, an
began to eat it, piece BY piece. 81
afterwards said she never enjoyed
meal so much as that. When Il
matron who was to make the scare
arrived, she found the damsel d.
muroly seated and waiting for he
The search was made CAREFUL
but, it is needless to say, wltho
success, and the woman 30 reportt
to the Tory scouts. They at on
released their captive, with mar
apologies to her for having stopp'
her, and she rode away TO deliv
her message to Snmpter, word +
= word.
e She did her work well, and TO II
4 surprise of the British leader
's Sumpter emerged from his retrea
r, and made the roads too warm for Il
scattered Tory guards, and befo
,r many days, Rawdon himself was Il.
p ing before the strengthened fore
le OF Greenc--and Emily Geiger, Il
re Carolina heroine, is still remen
m bered by the people Of the South
er Saturday Night.
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The public will Aee By reference to
tile Auditors communication To the
Legislature, that the one hundred
thousand dollars, appropriated
IN January for the payment Of off,
GERS and employees of the Iogisla-
ture, have been I'LL expended. In
former times The average cost af d
session was from $4,000 to s50,-
900. Commentunnccessar Garion.
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Isvposr ifall tbe children
Who hay, l,cj through ae'' long
Wotr collected end Inspected
Tbey would make d Ncwlfous hrnf
Obs lhe babblc Of ne bale!
Oh. lhc nu,ler Of the ola'
TottginviJh Cain uaud Abel.
And to fnisl ar with usi
Think o. all the men aud womca
Who are now ond who hayc been,
Every nation since creation
That this world Of ours has seem
Aud OF all lf ihcm, not amy
But was once a baby mall,
While OF children, ola, hoN many
Never have gro0n upat ALL
Some hayr never laughd or spoken,
Never used their rosy fcet'
Some have even flown to heaven
Ere they know that earth was sweet
Aud, indeed, wonder whether
five reckon evry BIRTH
And bring such flock together,
There is room for thcm on carth2
Who will wash their smiling faeos2
Who their saucy ears will box?
Who will dress them? aud earess them?
Who Will darn their little sosks2
Where eare arms enough to held them2
Hands 10 pat each shining head
who will praise them who will scold then
Who viii rack them of to bed?
Lihle happy Christian children,
Little savage children too,
In all stages, of all ages,
That our planet ever know
IAttc priner, aaa prlncesscs, ...,
Little beqgats wan and faint,
Some in very handsome dresses,
Naked some, bedaubed with paint
Only think of the confusion
Such motley crowd would make
And tie clltter Of their chatter
Aud the things that they wonId breaE .
Oh, the bubble ofthc Babel
Oh, the 0utter OF the fussl
10 begin with Cain and Abel,
And to finish Oft with usl
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Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
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J. N. WADDEY, Sec'y,
Sardls Chapter, No. II.
Order Of The Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first Thursday night in each mouth.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson,
Worthy Matron,
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SARDIS DIRECTORY


Holly Sp4nss and Tyra arrives Tuesdays aud
Fridays Z y. IN. Departs Thursdays aud
SATURDAYS A. III.
Long Trwn arrives IL IN. and departs p, IN
every Saturday
Lonetown, Star Place and Lake Cresswcn
mail departs 6 An aud arrives =. N. every
saturday.
Daily mails close rs follows;
Going North at 1895 A NJ.
Going South, at 3,80p,s
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals.
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wTmnrs ACADEMY, Fer the education Of young
ladies is under the supcrintendence Of the
Sisters of Domonic. The course Of instruction
includes useful and ornamental branches o.
education Special attention given to mora
and polite Department, The school year
commences on The FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TENDER, and closes about the last Of June
Terms per session, payable half in advance
S75, $50, 500, ard 800, according 10 the
agreed class of the pupils. For futher infor-
nation + ply to or address the
n. @' MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st Agnes Academy.
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Services at the Catholic church
4th Sunday in each month by Rev,
Father Wise.
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D. q. Doak, Pastor
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services every lst and 3rd Sundays Rev.
G. B. Young, Pastor,
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services every LIST, 3rd, 4th and 9th Sundays
by the Rev. +. s Petway.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sard.s- Services by the Rev. DR.. W. Mitch
ell. md. and 4th, Sabbath at Sardis, Mt Como
on lst and Bird, sabbaths Of ach month.
saF Baptist CHURCH BATESVILLE.
Services on the Isl Sunday in each month, at
II O'Clock, M, by Rev. Ioht, Aaclin, Presby-
|terian. 4 A&44sG
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every 2nd and 4th Sundays Fey
D. G. Doak, Pastor.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Patrick Kelly and Albert Ringler,
who were injured by the boiler explosion
IN Fulton " Co.'S rolling mill, Morris
town, Pa, died Wednesday. The cause
OF the explosion is being Investigated.
The hrcin Newark, n. j., Thursday
LIST, destroyed the grocery store OF Van.
ness, Davis shoe store and other build
iDgs. Told loss $4,000.
The hcslth Of New Orleans is cxccn.
tionalIy good.
Charles II. Horton was nominated
for Congress Thursday Tor the Eleventh
New York district by the Democrats and
Liberal Republicans.
Geo +. Very, of Worcester, was
nominated by the Democrats and Lib.
erals for Congress from the Ninth Massa.
chusels district on Thursday.
--Thursdny morning passenger on
the 500 train for Rochester, New York,
while standing on the platform Of IL car,
lost his balance and fell, Just as the train
was on the bridge over the Clyde river.
lie !eil into the water. Name unknown.
fine funeral ii Bishop Lovucn, OF the
Methodist church tcoIOrcd) took place at
Syracuse, New Yo,k, Tuesday. Three
Bishops and numerous body OF clergy
men were in attendance.
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MEN YORK CITY.

NEW York, October ga delegation
Of thIrty-thrcc Sioux Indians arrived in
this city last evening from Philadelphia
They will procccd 10 Boston in few
days, and 60 thence 10 ST. Louis.
Two Convicts named James Kingland
and Nicholas kCllt, who escaped from
Sing Slnga night or two ago, have not
since been rCcapturcd.
Capt. +. i. Norton, fOrmcrI" OF the Gu.
ban steamer Pioneer, Yesterday caused
the arrest Of Mcssrs. Ward IL Shepard,
ship brokers, Of this city, for ALLEGED I'm.
just libc!liug UI that steamer at Newport.
Norton claims that the libel, which is
based ona mortgage claim against that
vessel, was effected TO more ciIcciually cu.
able the United States authorities TO pro.
coed against the Pioneer.
In the Eleventh district, Yesterday,
ClArkson \. Patterson was rcnOminatcd
for Congress by the Democrats and Lib.
erals.
Francis Licbcr, the well known pub
icist, died Of heart disease in this city
yesterday.
The annual meeting of tho American
Bible Union was held in this city yestcr.
day. Reports were made as to the conii.
tion OF the Union, and ut the evening
session addresses were delivered by Rev
DR.. J. J.. Hodge, OF Mariners Temple;
DIR, a. II. birmingham, Of ST. Louis,
and others.
J. D. Ncrmilyea was elected President
Of the Clearing House Association YES
tcrday.
The religious New Year OF the Jews,
was generally celebrated to-day in the
Synagogucs and Temples Of New York
and Brooklyn.
The Pacific Mail Company expect to
complete the details OF the loss Of the
America, including the names OF the pas.
scnGcrs.
4 tenth application was made to release
on bail, Thos. Farrell, the alleged MIR
dcrcr Of two Wards Island Asylum luna.
tics.
Judge Leonard has reserved the dcci.
sion Of forty suits began in the State
courts to test the ConsiiW,ionali,y Of the
income tax. They will be removed to the
L. S, Courts, aud will he made a test case
before Judge Woodruff, in few days.
The experts appointed by the Board OF
Audit to sCruliui2c the Cas bills, report
that all the gas companies have brought
erroneous bills against the city ior supply
of gas
The Guardian Savings Bank began to.
day topay its creditors iilty cent. on the
dollar.
The Union League Club tonight had q
meeting Nnl appointed n committee TO
attend DR.. Licbcrs funeral.
The Tammany primary meetings were
held tonight in each Of the assembly dis
tricts, 10 appoint delegates Ia the various
nominating conventions. The primaries
passed oil quietly, though difficulties had
been anticipated in the districts, especial.
ly in TwcCd's, in which seats have recent.
ly been declared vacant and filled NJ by
hcw representatives.
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GheQtttelIiqenr&r:

IIoS. ALIEN. Il. BorELER, independent
candidate Tor Congress in the Second dis.
triCt, made speech at Martinsburg on
the 2Sth ultimo. The Era reports him
as saying that, putting the period of time
during the war in pArcnthesis, he claimed
to stand now where he stood in 1860, be.
fore the war begun. lie declared himself
an old Wing; said the Wing party was
dead, but Its principles still lived; that at
its death It's estate had been administered
on, and It's assets stolen and appropriated
by the Democratic and Republican par.
ties. The 0nc.term principle, tariff Tor
revenue, national banks, &c, were a
part OF its property stolen and appropria.
ted. lie was opposed TO nominating con.
ventions as at present conducted. Said
the system WAS corrupt and COrrupting;
instead OF rejecting the popular scnii.
ment, rs It assumes to do, il is in reality
a plausible ContrivanCe for dcpriving the
people Of their legitimate influence. lie
referred TO his lubOrs in behalf of the
union and to prevent civil war, when he
was a member of Congress, but when, in
spite Of his humble efforts the dire ca.
lamity came upon the country, he did not
hesitate TO follow the fortunes Of his State.
When the war had ended he was for
peace, and the speedy establishment Of
tratcrnal relations between. the people OF
all the States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelllgenCer.
t3y the Western Union Line.
Oaee Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sts
GEORGIA ELECTION.
Democratic Majority Estimated at
10000.

ATLANTA, Oct. 3-The thirty-rour
counties heard from give Smith naior-
ity Of 1881.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 3-The official count
gives the Democrats the following major.
ty in the counties heard from: Rich
mOnd, 74j; Wilkes, 1910; Morgan, $50;
Waseogee, 700. The State will give over
10000 Democratic majority. Some OF
the strongest Radical counties have been
heard from and only one so far gives
Walker radical majority Of 4OG.
ATLANTA, Ga October 3-Rcturns re-
Ceivcd at the Office Of the ARdna CJnS!I.
tuition, gives majority for Smith, Demo.
crat. The following counties: TalliaIcrro,
300: Wilks, 1911; Muscogcc, 200; Han.
cock, 200; Pulaski, $50; Richmond, 140;
Whitetield, lSG; DOughcrly, 32l; De Kalh,
Morgan, l19; Wilkinson, 500; Schlcy, 2Oi;
McDuilGe, $50; Sumter, 300; Troup, 1850;
Coweta, $50; Brooks, PIG; Randolph, 9jj;
Ruitman, 127; Campbell, $50; Macon, 900;
Baldwin, 800; Butts, 2i5; Burke, 600;
Floyd, $50; Jones, 800; Clark, jl2: New.
ton, l73; Gordon, $50; Mitchell, l43; Fer.
rell, 3eO; Talbot, 33i; Murray, 2OJ; CLAY.
ton, 420; Fulton, 1850; Cobb, 800; IIoIs.
ton, "; Bibb, 1900; Lee, 17j; Warren, 800;
Munroe, 700; Barlow, S33; Clay, 80; Chat.
ham, 2Oi0; Upson Glj; Henry, l39; TAYLOR,
100; Pike, j0j; Stewart, 80. Forty nine
counties gives Smith 27,s27. In Mcintosh
county the Republicans have majority
Of ljl and in Thomas, of 2j6, making u
total in both counties Of 7l0. Inil coun.
ties Smith has n majority OF 27,ll7.
AUGUSTA, October 3-Returns rcceiv-
ed from sixty counties in every portion Of
the State give the Democrats oyer $25,.
600 majority. The seventy.six counties
yet to hear from will increase the majority
TO 10000 Twiggs county gives q Re.
publican majority Of 1900 and Green
county Ill, Out of sixty counties heard
from only tour gave Republican maiori-
ties. Enthusiastic Democrats claim the
State by $4,000 majority.
ATLANTA, October 3-The following
are the majorilies for Smith in the conn-
ties named: Hall, Ola; Milton, j33;
Lsu1dcs, l9T; ROckdale, 300; Houston,
1873; Hancock, $50; Oglethropc, $50; Cas-.
toOsa 344; Barlow zoos; Whitctie!d, 80.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS October 3-Thc Republicans
of the Twelfth Congressional district in
this State unanimously nominated John f.
BCni for Congress.
The Twelfth Annual Fair Of the st.
LOUIS Agricultural and Mechanical ASsn.
citation opened here to-day under lav0ra.
bic auspices As is usual the first day has
been one OF preparation rather than cXhibi.
ton, Hnl the Attendance was not large
Nome OF the departments are yet complete,
Int exhibitors 0i Nil ClHsscs ARE very busy
arranging arliClrs md making elaborate
preparations for grand display There
isH large amount Of stock OF nli kinds on
the ground, aud much more il to come.
The agricultural and mechanical depart.
mcnts promise 10 br very tine, aud the dis.
play OF manufactured articles will bc com.
plclc Altogether the indications arc,
lhm this Fair viii equal il not exceed
any previous one,
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FRANCE.

uAvRE, October 3-The STEAMSHIP
France, which lett IIavrc, Sunday last
Tor New York, put back the following
day, having sustained some damage tr
her machinery. The Vile dc Paris, oI
the same line. will leave here Tor New
York on the 5ih inst, carrying the pls
scnGcrs OF the France.
PARIS, October 3-The .StraSJug Ga-
scttt says 500 Alsations are now serving
as soldiers IN the German garrisons, Of
whom l?j are volunteers. The latter
will be Liable 10 military service for only
one year.
PARIS, October 2-It is rumored tina,
President Thicrs intends at the next srs-
sion oi the Assembly to urge the conscr-
vatIvc deputies to support the proposition
Tor dciinitive establishment by procla-
nation OF permanent Republic, based
on strictly conservative principles. 1t is
also sail That Cashmere Pcrricr is now
using his influence with the right centre
OF the Assembly to bring ii to accept the
Presidents views.
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Grcnt Republican Demonstration aI
lndlnunpOlIS.


l$DIANAroLs. October 3.-The Re.
publican demonstration tonight was the
largest Of the campaign. There was an
immense intchlight procession, and the
streets were brilliantly illuminated. Gen.
Butler addressed II large audience at the
Ml5whm This afternoon, and Secretary
Boutwell,, ex-senator Wade and several
Other prominent speakers spoke to night
The J0Rradk tomorrow will publish A
letter from Gen. Franz SicCcl, addressed
T." Gen Siurm and others, OF this city, in
which lac ChAraCtCri2cs the nomination of
Greeley ut the Cincinnati Convention ms
the most surprising and bare faced trick
that ever occurred in American politics,
and says II those who have been sincere in
their efforts would tell the truth, they
must acknowledge that their first
impression after the corrupt thing was
done Was as had aud demoralzing as their
last will he Ellcr the November election.
That first impression was u spontaneous,
natural and moral revolt against politi-
cal c0NP dd C'dt long prepared, in dark
ness and executed with most unscrupu.
lUUS dcXtcrily. 1t would be mortal
blow In 10 the Republic il not disavowed,
'rowncd down and voted down by the
MASSES OF the American people, because
II succcss'u III lis ends and aims it would
Glorl'y political apos,acy, and inuguratc
the maxim that political parties in Re.
public can hc formed by the most hetro-
Sencous clements, simply in the strength
"I and pnlcuCe Of political pronunci.
amcnto called platform. 1t would sane
uon any aIilsncc under any prGtcxt, even
with foreign enemy, for the simple pur.
pose ii rushing into power and exhibit
the mortiiynE spectacle Of government
based on equality Of spOils, the liberty Of
Inconsistency Of the fraternity of rat and
put
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WASHINGTON.
Senator Schurz In Conference With
Liberal Leaders.

WASHINGTON, October 2.--ScnatOr
SChurz arrived this morning, and held 4
long consultation with the Liberal lead
ers.
The Board Of Examiners for the Treas.
ury Department will soon hold COmpeti.
tive examinations for the purpose OF filling
upwards of forty vacancies in first class
clerkshlps. About fifty of the candidates
will be examined each day, making near.
| ly two hundred and fifty in all.
There were few visitors at the Eyccu.
tive Mansion today. Among those who
had interviews with the President was
Mr. Mori, the Japanese Charge d'Ailuirs,
accompanied by several Of his country.
men.
The Secretary OF the Interior has con.
Cluded 10 purchase the squares Of ground
north and south Of the capitol to the Cy.
tcrt Of the appropriation made during the
late session Of Congress. A further an
preparation will be necessary TO complete
the purchase to the limits designed.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars and some
cents, the proceeds OF sale Of coin re.
ceivrd from some conscience stricken in
dividual in Hamburg, Germany, were to-
day credited to the conscience iund by the
Treasurer Of the United States,
The American and British Mixed
Claims Commission were in continuous
session to-day from II O'clock A. NJ. to 6
+. NJ, and transacted large amount Of
business. AItcI closing the proofs in q
large number OF Cascs on the part of
claimants, and extending the time in 9th.
IiS, the following cases were disposcd OF :;
In the claim Ol Chls. Mayhew rs, the
United States, No liz, ON motion Of the
United States Counsel 10 dismiss, dccis
ion was rcnlcreda rs follows: The acts com.
planning OF not having been committed
between April Is, 1861, and April 0, 1866,
the memorial is dismissed for wan, OF
jurisdiction. The following claims ul the
demurrer by the agent and counsel Of
the United States were disalowcd ::
Thomas Grant ~. the United States, No.
eli; S, IL r Roberts IS. the United States,
No. 81; Thomas n. Crosse e. the United
States, No. , 0; Z. q. Warrenlnrd rs the
United States, No. 3jl; Il. A. Rolason r.
the United States, No. 3jS, mud r. Aiken
rs the United States, No. SO.
The Commission adjourned to meet to.
morrow.