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DROUGHT AND RUST IN NORTH CAR
OLINA.
The Prospect OF n Cotton Crop Getting
Worse and Worse.

GoLDsBoRo', September 10.
The Carolina Messenger Of tomorrow has
the following: "From the reports we have
received from planters for several days past
and from personal observation we are forced
to the conclusion that the cotton crop In this
section has sustained serious injury. In the
counties of Wayne. Duplln, Johnston, Edge,
combe. Lenoir, Wilson, Greene, Pitt and
Sampson the drought and rust have damaged
the prospects very much. and the ravages Of
worms in many parts will still further reduce
the crop. We have before us reliable estl-
mates Of damages in various portions OF the
cotton growing counties, and as far as we
ara capable of judging We consider the pros
pect at least twenty-five per cent. worse than
was generally anticipated a month or two
ago.n
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Obltnarp.

~SHANO.-Died, In Union, s.. O, September @.
1872. Of diptheria PETER JOHNSON. elnest son Of
K. W. and l.. @. Shand, aged 6 years, 8 months
and 6 days. -. -..- tysrr
MOLYNEUX Oiled. at the residence OF her
brother. DR.. William P. Johnston, In Washington.
D.. O., July Sd, 1872, MIRA. ELIZA II. MOL)NkDX.
rrlict OF The late EdmuniM ulynenx. d. B. II. Con-
sui at Savannah, Georgia. ~ n! sztaif
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PREPARING FOR ACTION.
ACO3pS OF OBSERHATIoNAL ALONG
THE LINE.
Appointments by General M. g. butieT
OF Democratic County Chairmen'
r pxc1AL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS

D PkClAL Ibhh0cA"
COLUMBIA, 8. c., September 10.
Under the resolution adopted by the Stat
Democratic executive committee the follow
ing gentlemen are appointed county chair
men. They are charged with the local organ
izatlon in their respective counties, and ar
requested to communicate with the centra
exc utive committee:
.Abbeville County,. 8. Cothran.
Anderson County,. A. Hoyt.
AIKEN County.-W. P. Finley. =,
Rarnwell County.-G. B. Lartigue.
Beaufort County.-Wm. Elliott.
Charleston County.-G. II. Walter.
Clarendon County.-B. L. Barron.
Chester County.-w. b. Walker.
Chesterfield County,. W. Duvall.
Col,eton County,. ]. Fox.
Darlington County,. F. Marley.
Edgefeld County.-William T. Gary.
Fairfield County,. Il. Rion.
Georgetown County.-B. H. Wilson.
Greenvilie County.-Wm. BeattIe.
horny County,. !. Walsh.
Kershaw County,. B. Kershaw.
Lexington County.-W. 81. Meetze.
Lancaster County,. D. Wyllle.
Lanrens Comfy W. Ferguson.
Marion County.-A. Q. McDuf1e.
Marlboro County,. h. Hudson.
Newberry County.-Simeon Fair.
Oconee County.-R. A. Thompson.
Orangeburg County,. F. Izlar.
Pickens County.-R. E. Bowen.
Riohlaad County.-John Mckenzie.
Spartanburg County,. b. Evlns.
Sumter County,. B. Frazer.
Union County.-R. W. Shand.
Williamsburg County.-S. W. Maurice.
York County.-Cadwallader Jones.
NJ. G. BUTLER,
Chairman State Democratic Committee.
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DOR NEW E.. /. ipiinu
NEW YORK AND cHARLRsTOI
STEAMSHIP LINE. ,-..s..o.
EsTABLIsHEDl slD.s4sS.

The splendid Sidewneel Steamship NAEHAT.
TAN, N. 8. WoodhlL. Commander, win .tafl
from Adger's South Wharf on SArURU1Yi8eps
TENDER IA. at s O'Clock p. A.yst1s. -. !..n,1.y
M Marine Insurance BY this line u per cent.
~ The MANHATTAN has superior accou1t
modations for passepgerD,i and her table 10 mp
piled with all OF The delicacieS Of the New sYo&k
and Charleston markets. iaA
M Through Bills ofeLsding given on Cotton 70
Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and the New Eng.
land manufacturing toWra.
For Freight or Passage Engagement, 1ppH %
JAMES ADGER d O Agents. :
Tie CHARLESTON follows on tuesday,. '17th
September, at 8 O'Clock 7. N. eep1lAa
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6penal Notifies.

@- THE CONTINENTAL (FIRE) IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YoRK.-Not one
OF the nre companies Of the country emerged with
more honor from the Chicago calamity than did
THE CONTINENTAL FIRE, OF NEW YORK.
Previous to that event, the Company stood second
to none in all Il G essentials Of q nrst-class instiiu.
ton, and never, either before or since, has there
ever been an honestly made insinuation even that
its condition, its policy, or liz administration were
other than perfectly and fmpregnabIy sound.
When the news Of The Chicago 6re reached New
York, and before knowing how deeply their Com.
pany might be int. ested therein, the directors
held o meeting, and in fifteen minutes sub ,cribed
$500, GEO additional capital, aud, within the EARL
est legal Limit OF time. the cash was p.id In. had
the stockholders been permitted to do as they
wished, 81, $50, o00 Of new capital would have been
promptly paid for, that amount having actually
been subscribed. The scrip accumulation OF the
Continental proved a mist Trustworthy bulwark
of defence In the time OF need. They fulnlltd
their mission admirably, and the result exhibited
In the clearest light the. wisdom OF President
Hopes persistent advocacy OF a large reserve,
based upon the participation plan. Buttressed by
It's m.hlon and a half OF extra assets accumulated
by Ibis well digested system, and managed by Of
ncers OF the very highest order Of. underwriting
talent, there could b. for the Continental no such
word as fall.
The Chicago losses OF the Continentafwere paid
long ago, and the honorable conduct Of the Com
pauy throughout has won the. admiration OF all.
With abundant resources LETT, In the enjoyment OF
the. fullest public confidence, as,eyiDced BY the
immense business o1ered, AMI with Its stlalrd ad
mmiuisrered upon It's accustomed principles oil
p~robsptness, liberallty aod equity, the Continental
retains. every lota OF its honorable prestige, and
eanstHl most Justly claim its place in ,he verJ
'front.' Iank, As respectstee real security It's poi
~ S!ss s ssR' &C. ss sss4s a sssssss "a e s slss. asI cor
p%oratlon. And we do not wonder that the agents
Of such a Company take pride in the connection
and Identify themselve, 80 intimately, and with
so practical an interest, with the Contiuentai'e
progress and prosperity.
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The above ia from an editorial In the September
number Of the Spectator, an American Review OF
Insurance, published In the city otNew York, and
having a very large circulation. The Continental
has had an Agency In this city ever since the close
OF the war, and has settled all claims against It
without litigation or delay.
Messrs. W. B. HERlOT t CO., at No. 81 Broad
street, are the Local Agents OF ibis Company, and
continu, 10 Issue Policies gAinst luss or damage
by Fire. en- favorable terms.
Tho Uash Capital of this Company IL $1,000 900.
Tie Assets, on The nth July, 1871, over $2,0lo,ooo
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O B F l. 0 d
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Splendid sseams. D lot ;roIs
U ,l5acp Snr SAVANNAH, FERNAEDINA, 9AOK.
SSHoNVftLE, PALATKA, AND ALL LANDINGS
SN sT- JOHNS River
u Returning, DICTATOR win ioave PALAqKA
THURSDAY NIGHT. SAVAHEAHSkrpRDAY hoRd'
INa. ARRIVING here same. afternoon.
Ain way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, having splendid 20
commodauons, apply to ~z.-4i-..
RAVENEL 4 CO., Agents..
Garner Vanderhorst's Wharf and kast Ba'
july21 -. t5--s og> s2:f
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% CONSTlPATION.-B BUSINESS

@ CONSTlPAT1ON.-B USIN ESS
men. worn down by care and sedenta'y habits,
often eufrer nom constipation Of the bowels, until
the evil consequences of such a condition arere'
al,zed 10 extreme debility, nervousness ana pros
tra,ion OF the vital energies Of the system and IL
may be safely asserted that 8 majority Oh 'ne
r.. ,ale sex are little better than invalids, from .ne
same cause; but by simply using SIMMONS,
HEp.TIo COMPOUND vigor and buoyancy u
heath are renewed. Already prepares 'os AD
Ma,,o,o nae in large bottles. For sale oy
DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS.
sepG.fmw3
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ZION RIA G E. "

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors AMI Abuses IN early. life. Aanhoedare
stored. Nervous debility cured. lmpedimenfs
TO Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. BooEt
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad
dress EDWARD ASSOCIATION No. 2 soutl
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. oct1s
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEws.l

FLORENCE, 8. c., September 10.
i9he Regular Republican Convention to
nominate a candidate for congressman from
the First District of South Carolina, comprls-
ing the counties Of Georgetown, Horny,
Marion, Williamsburg, Darlington. Chester.
field, Marlboro, Sumter, Clarendon, Kershaw
and Lancaster, met here to-day and renomi-
mated the present incumbent, Congressman
,Joseph,H. Ralney, by reclamation. BE. Il.
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THE LATEST NATHAN MURDERER.

NEW YORK, September 10.
william Forreston, the alleged murderer OF
Nathan, will be brought before Judge BOWL
Ing tomorrow morning. If he Is not dis
charged, 1t 10 the intention OF his counsel 70
make application for a writ OF habeas corpus
in the Supreme Court.
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Il HOME BANK NATI0NALIzED,

WASHINGTON, September 10.
The formal certificate of nationali5at" d was
to-day issued to the Bank OF Charleston au.
thorlzlng It to commence business under he
lame OF the Charleston National Banking Az
ISOLATION, with q capital Of six hundred thous-
and dollars, ia. $3.50
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THEPLasTER FORN4TION4L HONOR.
Contradictory Eav~ssiroppinRs from
the Geneva Court OF Arbitration.

Contradictory Eavssdroppings from
the Geneva Court OF Arbitration.
NEW YORK, September 10.
The Herald's Geneva special Gays the state
meut that only three million pounds have
been awarded to the United States hasbeen
officially declared to BIZ incorrect. The slbi-
traitors met yesterday to consider the form oil
their verdict. Both The English and American
agents were excluded from the meeting. The
verdict is definitely against England FOR want
of due diligence and good faith, but This Will
be expressed In mild ttrmB. h arbltrators
are not all of the same opinion In several
points, and will deliver papers expressing
their individual Views. Some OF these papers
are yolumlnous. The full details Of the pro.
ceedlngs OF the court will not be made public
for some time yet, Ia Difference 10 The wishes
OF the British Government.
Another and Larger Estimate.
GENEVA, September 10.
The latest statement of The amount oil the
award 20 the United States is three and one
quarter million pounds sterling.
A Howl from tho British Lion.
LONDON, September 10.
The London Advertiser, this morning., ex-
presses In strong terms Its dissatisfaction, with
The result of the labors Of the Geneva aroltra-
tors. It says: 1.-THE English of 1t Is that Tue
British Government has allowed Inc Amerl-
cans 10 bully us out OF three or four miillon
pounds to curry favor with them, ana tnen,
moreover, congratulates US upon paying Chat
amount In settlement of claims f0r whlch q
few weeks ago 1t was affirmed That Eogland
was neither legally nor morally liable"
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| business. The ring was not makInesnough
tn satisfy Them out of the bonds received
from The government. They wanted an act
passed allowing the Union Pacific Railroad
Company to issue first mortgage bonds, with
the interest guaranteed by the government,
J to an amount equal 10 those Issued blythe
I government. Bntlhe government held O hrst
/ the company, and this must be retired and
the government made to accept a second
mortgage. This Ames managed: but 1t re-
uuired q liberal distribution Of Credit Mobilier
stock to the leading'senators and representa-
tives in Congress. H..
The following letter to McC0mo
/ shows how he made the distribution:
"WAsHINGToN, January 80, 1868.
III. s. McComb: DEAR SIR-Yours Of The
| 18th Is at band, enclosing copy OF letter from,
or rather to. Mr.. King. I don't fear any
| investigation here. What some of DuranL's
| friends may do In New York can't be counted
| on with any certainty. You do not under
stand, by yonr letter, what have done and
am TO do with my sales Of stock. You say
| more to New York. L have placed some with
| New York, or have agreed to. You must
| remember that 1t was pearlyalI placed, as you
| saw on The list, In New York, and there waa
but ak or eight N for me to place. Icould not
| give ali g y.wanted, or they might want out
| Of that. You womb not want me to offer less
| than one thousand tMl to any one. We al
lowed Durant to place SIS. 900 to some three or
four of his friends or keep 1t himself. I haze
used this aohere IL OiH produce most good TO us,
I think.
"In view of Kings letter and Washburn's
move here, 1 20 In for making one bond divi-
dend in full. We can do 1t In perfect safety.
I understand the opposition to 1t comes from
Alley. He is one OF the finance committee,
and can raise money easy five come short,
which / don't believe we shall, and II We do
we can loan our bonds to the company, or
loan them the money we got for the bonds.
The contract calls or.tne dRlslon, and Say
nave II. when shall 1 see you. in Washing
ton Yours, truly, i CAKES AMEs.
n. ,to nd about lilo fbfu
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III, RAHEY RENOAIINATED FOR
CONGRESS-.

Result or the First District Regular
Republican Congressional Conven-
don.
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apn1.s
NEooNLIGHP EXCURSION. II
TO AND FROM sULL1vAN's ISLAND.

The ut. Pleasant and sullivan's e h
Island Ferry Company viii run one
OF their Steamers every EVENING, comme1css5
WEDNESDAY,, the l1th inst. leaving Fesry .stnrn
foot OF Market street, At 7 O'Clock. !. Nj nnti
ing, leave the Island at loh o'clook' r'H -,
further notice.
Fare for round trip, IS cents: or AGENT.
Sep10 y.
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Colossal Bribery congressman VINO
Have Robbed tho People, and Who
Now Support the National Robloer-
PrIncely GIFTS to n Chairmela or
Committee I'm Congress-Wiison' Col
fax, Boutwell,, Bingham, Garfield
Dawes and Blaine Among the Brhbsd.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY
WASHINGTON, September

WASHINGTON, september lU.
Easterly winds, cloudy weather and rain
from North Carolina to Florida, and for prob
ably the Southern portions of Alabama, Mis-
sIssippi and Louisiana.
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W4R CLOUDS ON THE FRONTIER.
The Upshot of Grants Quaker Agent
and Hymn Book Policy-Mutterinss
of q Terrible Storm.

The Upshot of Grant, Quaker Agent
and Hymn Book PoIicy-MutterinRs
Of Terrible Storm.
SALT LAKE. CITY, September 10.
General Morrow returned from tue Souln
Lake last night. The troops still remain at
the scene OF the Indian troubles IN couhsel
with the hostile chiefs. 10 San Pete County
the Indians positively refused TO return 70
their reservations. They said they had LEFT
because they were starving, and they thought
thew might as we'll be killed by the oldiers
The agents they send were liars and thieves.
General Morrow notified them that they must
return, promising 10 give them food on the
way, and full supplies ut The Reservation; Tne
CHIEF finally consented, but said he would re-
turn to the valley If not fed. General Morrow
reports O reign of terror In San Pete County.
The people were wholly at the mercy OF saw
ayes. and the arrival of the troops was hailed
with tears ofjoy. If the Indians are now
properly cared for at the Reservation there
may be no more trouble. If NOT al MUST
CONE.
A Surveying Expedition Frightened on.
WASHINGTON, September 10.
The war department has received q dispatch
from General Sheridan, dated Duluth, Mime
sofa, reporting that General Barker, after
reaching the mountains in the Yellow Stone
valley, was obliged TO come back on account
of the surveying engineer deciding to go nc
further, for fear of Indiana, and that therefore
the eXneditiOn IA q failure,
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"'- New YORK; September III.
Several delegates from the GLouisvilte Con-
ventlop arrived in. this city yesterday n to-
O'Coner, relative to The notwithstanding
ton, bu. up, to this moon .nointeryiew had
taken place. A reporter who waited Upon
Mr. O'Conor was Informed By that gentleman
that he knew nothing Of suck g depntayons;sd
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IOCal. <,vooBooo
sIu addition 10 this, we can draw govern
ment bonds for two-thirds OF the work done
In advance of the track If we desire It."
The following Is In pencil on the Ames
letter:
uOakes Amps's list of names, as shewn to-
l. 49, e.. Nr.dit MnhilIar 10.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MONESSTEAal
ia LIME 8. ~ G-l5 g6.76it
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter. ~
VIRGINIA. Oaptain Hinckley:

THE lhON SOhEW CInADonLI
GULF STREAM, Captain Huntee,
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley; .,GSa IN
Are now regularly on the Line. insurins. q nrsy.
class sea connection between Philadelphia and
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Com:
panies at both termini, AFFORD rapid transportation
10 and nom all points In the Cotton states, ana
the principal cities OF the Northwest, .B0aton,
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Gen.
tres.
S0-The GULF STREAM Is appointed to saIlirom
Browns Wharf, on FRIDAY, september: lSea e :
O'Clock p. II.
x~The VIRGINIA Will follow. t:s
For particulars OF Freight arrangements, apply
to WIN. A. COURTENAY, Union Wharvea.
w. !. CLYDE i co.; General Agents, tRosiHi1
south Delaware Avenue. Philadelphia. Esrs5i.s
sept -, ,, .Fz..b.5s
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rne fine Steamship SEA GULL, Dutton. Com
mandep, viii sail for Baltimore, on THuKs.
DAY. 10Th September, at 1 O'Clock P. II.
r. Philsdelphis Freighta forwarded, % tAAt
city by railroad from Baltimore Without I'D.
tionsi insurance, and Oonsignees Ete: allowed
ample dime to sample and cell their 9Qoda ff0p
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia. NJ ..a.;.a,
For Freight or Passage apply 70
PAUL Q. TRENHOLM, Argent
Mn n HnfON WhQYVAG-
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ANOTHER GRAFT AMBUSOADE
Stealing the Livery OF Temperance to
Serve n''roper In.

UTICA n. L, SePGemUtI To.
The temperance leaders 10 this State have
q call for a mass convention of cleo
tors who favor the promotion of temperance
reform BY political action. The convention is
called to assemble at Syracuse on the 10th In
etant.
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spsrial Notlres.

@~ DIR TUFTS LIVER PILLS IN.
vIGORATES the debliiaied organs; builds mp the
tagging nervous energies, and imparts visor to
body and mind. :t;a. eepo-0
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MARKETS..


NEW York. July 45.-Cotton market
quiet; sales l0S8 bales; nominally middling
ppiaEds 23@ g, middling Orleans 24o, Flu
tnrea-S Sales II 400 bales as follows: August
SsA e s1l44e; September 2lla a2l7sc; Oeto-
Der JUS q Sdssci November 1885 a l934c. Des
cember 1885 a 1890.
Coffee dnlii Rio ISIS aloAc. Sugar IN
moderate request5 fair to good refining SAG
d8e4cs Cuba S49 9iAe. Rfolassss sj,s1l
Rice quiet at S9a 9l1c.
Flour Southern moderately active ava
shade Sinner; S. S516 so for onrnsnS - -. 9
fair extra, IS S50l2 for good "a cba;.seo
Whisky dull at 92lsc. Wheat shall
frmer fer spring, closing very quiet, lie
advance in treights checking export de-.
Inaudt winter, wanted to 20 South "a mis-
with the new crop at 3@5o higher 81 49g
1 %; winter red Western 81 Goal 65. Corn
opened higher, but closed uuiet; advance in
4relghfs checked export demand; steam
western mixed So a6tc. Pork auiet IA
buyers favor, at Sl3 80. Mess beef unief:
llAin mess " 2Ja9 Peg extra mess Sl00f2.
Lara steady 81 SIS aSasc. Turpentine dull
in buyers favpraat a 474bc. Rosjn f1,iet
but weak; S303 10 for strained. Ffeiubfs
70 Liverpool quiet but flrm
CINCINNATI, July a5-ACotton dull and
nrices declining, miiddling 222ae FIo,,r
steady and demand moderate at 81 al -
wheat steady, with q moderate demand.
old ~ 490l ~; new II 350l 80. Corn in
fair demand and market firm at 50@5te
Oats dull and prices nominal at 30a36c
Pork IN fair, demand aud prices advanced
for eltyi held at SIS; regular nominal at
Sl2 stalls Lard duh and prices a shade
lower; sunllaeT 7 u a Use; steam Ss4e. kettle
Sssc. Dry salt meats Shoulders 5a5lse.
clear Fib held at 7c; clear 7Ac. Bacon ib
active demand aud prices advanced: shoul
ders held ~ 5s4c; clear rib Sc; clear Size
w hiskF ln tar demand and market firm
at SIC.
ST. LouE, July l5.-Cotton duh and
prices nominal FLOUR steady, with a mod /
'rate demand Wheat-Demand fair and |
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Cold water on the .EUnited state., Ticket

CWAN FsHaSE Or inc -DMGLeU i9NHLesS IIcfeFs
The Shreveport Times OF last Thursday
says:
1t viii be seen by our dispatches this
morning (which by the way, but for a de-
rangement of the line on the ninth, would
have appeared yesterday that the Demo
cratic Executive Committee have dropped
from the Democratic State ticket the name
Of Aleck Boarman Esq, of this parish, who
was Nominated for Secretary of State, and
that Of Mr.. Allen Jumel, of Iberville who
was nomiuated for Auditor, and substituted
those of Lafargue and Bennett Reformers.
Mt Jumel is certainly one of the most popu-
Lar men personally, in South Louisiana,
While Mr.. Boarman, though still a young
man, Is well known in the SCate, and we do
not hesitate to affirm that he ranks among
the best posted and most able politicians in
the State. Why these two gentlemen were
chosen as sacritieial offerings to the ghost
or corpse of Reform party we can not di-
vine, and await with some degree of inter-
est the revelation. IL is a singular fact
that the two gentlemen dropped from the
ticket were the only ones who were nomi
mated by reclamation, OF course the ac
ton Of the committee leaves both of these
gentlemen at liberty to cooperate with any
party they may deem most likely to triumph
over the enemies of the State, and we hope
the value of their services viii be estimated
by the August convention.