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The New York herald., 1876-10-05

lheIcdsc. Si9tIoJ
Mcssrs A. II. Miller & son sold at aucilou to-day hc
following securities shares Farragut Fre nsur-
ancc Company 1875; 60 shares United States Warehous
inK Company, 81 30 spares Metropolitan National
Bank, ll1ts; New York city per cent bonds 1904;
s2poo 81 LOUIS and southeastern Railroad Company,
Oh 50, 600 locdn, Peoria Warsaw Railroad Com.
pany. 30; 10 shares Merchants Fire Insurance Conn.,
pany, 1867 - shares Fircman's Fund Insurance Com.
pany. 81; shares Irving National Bank l2s; 81 QUO
International Railroad Company OF Texas, 1lIe.
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF tho direct
ors OF the New Jersey Central Railroad VAS held to-day
a, the Office Of the company President Johnston pre-.
siding Messrs Knight, Lewis aud Dobbins the latter
the constructor OF the Centennial Building oi Pnadel
phia, were sevcrally confirmed as members OF tho
Board only routine business, respecting coal trans.
portation and other matters, was transacted.
OFFICIAL REPORTS STOCK COMPANIES.
The following communication speaks Ior itself IL
is proper to that several companies already
pursuing the praiscworthy course therein suggested
To THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE oP rnE NKw YORK
STOCK ExcnASGE:-
GExTLgAkN--Wc, the undersigned, being informed
that n committee appointed by your honorable
boly time since tor The purpose Ui procuring
from the various corporations represented nj Ec New
YORK. stock Excnange frequent and regular oibcia
ports OF ther earnings and expenses beg leave very
respectfully 10 signify our appreciation Of the mpor
tancs Of the work. and 10 urge you TO take such steps
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

Staned-Good ordinary sac. strict good ordinary, asc;
low mdding. e7sc. middiing, 0<c- Spot sales
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
GOVERNMENT honda

Government bonds closed weak at the following
quoiations-Unned States currency SKIES 124 l25;
do do, 1881, registered 1853 ll7 do do do, cou-
pom, llTs all.A do do 1865 registered, 1905 allo:
do. do, do, coupon, 1875 ll3; do. do, do, new,
registered, 1l2s a 1l2A do do. do. do. coupon.
ll2ls ll2a; do do, 1861, registered ll54 ll5ls;
do do, do coupon, ll5s. ll51s; do. do, 1865 reg
is,ered, ll7i ll7sl; do. do do, coupon. NIX a
NIX; do tenforties. registered ia li4; do. do
coupon. 1l4s& 1l5k; do. Gves 1881 registered, ll4
lli.; do. do, do, coupon, 1l4s ll4s do. AS,
llo1. all1s.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

snort rib middies ec short clear iddles sc whsksy
steady and unchanged Freights unchansed Lax
reigts higher; Buffalo. &c Receipts Flour, S,5U
bills wheat. l24.oo0 bushels; corn 29s,up do; oats
1900 do 1900 do. barley. q, 900 do snpments-
Flour 5000 bills wheat 1OOODO bushels. co n. 42O0O
do; oats $500 do; rye, 5000 do barley, 300 do
Al the afternoon call OF the BoardWheat strong and
higher 81 I1yx 81 H. October; II 12S ~ IL Sovem'
ber Corn steady; 451sc. October. 45hc.. Novcmbsf.
pork unchanged Lard rmer 50 10 all the
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Oct. 4. 1874
Spanish gold. go 229i. Exchange market stagnaaA
all Quotations remain unchanged
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Lospox or MARKEr.-LospoS. Oct 4-EveninG-c
cutta iinseed. 5Os ID cwt.
LIvkRPooL Or MARKET r-LrvERPooL- Oct. 4-EvsunG-
Linseed OIL 26s. a 26s. Sd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
MEMORANDA.

Dispatches from Mobile say that tho Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad Company was sold at ucion at
to-day for $4,000 A. p Balch representing
the holders Of the certificates issued by the receivers
appointed by Judge Bradley, Of United States su.
premc Court
The recon; salo Of the Ithaca and Athens Railroad,
and purchase by tile Lehigh Valley Railroad Com.
pany, confirmed by the Court and preparations nude
for payment OF coupons deferred while proceedings
OF foreclosure were pending Tho sale OF the Geneva
and Ithaca Railroad knocked of to the same parties
has not yet been approved, objections having been in
terposcd
The following are the earnings OF the Chicago and
Alton Railroad for tho fourth week OF septcmber:-
1915 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. si2o 500
1910 l3O.S S26
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-22

A cIEsorxAx having bean inducted
into . living in Kent. England. took oc'
casion during his first sermon to intro
ducs the word "opties." AT the con-
clusion Of the service, farmer who was
present thanked him for his discourse.
but intimaied that he had made small
mistake In one word. softsniug down at
the same time the severity OF his crit
icism by saying: "Yst We all knew very
we'll. cir. What you meant" On tho
clergymsns making further inquiries
about this word. the farmer replied
"what you call hop-stieks. In this part
OF the country We call hop-polss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-22
MOMENTS

MOMENTS-
4 lts IN q hsavy trance.
Win vosia of dream about me.
Shape Of phsdow danes. IL
In vatsring banda sSoat ne.
but at tmss sone mystic things
Appsar In phantom fair.
Thai simc<t pe-m To ms visitiogs
Of truth In swn elssuhere.
Ths world Il = Ae-lhess thinSs ars small
rhey mag Be- ssthiAx bat thsy ere si.
A p,syer In an hour Of pain,
begun In an uodsrtone.
Thsu lowered. % 10 would fsin
Bs heard By the hsart alone:
throb shsn ths soul ID entered
By . light that IL nc above.
Where tbs 0od Of Nature hss esnisrsd
The b auty u love.
The -.ri 10 wii.--,h-ss things are small
Thy nay b~ nJthiss but thsy are al.
A look that is tsliirg . tale.
whieh ioois alone dare It'll
Whsn q cheek 10 no lsnstr yale.
rhss hss esaght the glance a 10 feL;
4 ouch which seems 10 uniosh
rrssores unknoss - y-s.
And the batter swsst nrst shoek
One can never fonrst.
Toe world 10 wide these tLings are smAii-
They nay hs nothlns-they may b. oil.
A .~nse Of an earpsst vii
To hold the iowiy living
And . tsrribis h<sft thrill
II you have 90 power of giving.
Al an. of aid 70 the v.ak.
friendly had 20 the frsendies.
Kidd words 90 short 10 rpeak.
Bat wh.ss echoes arv endless:
Tae worli 10 vids-these thises afs small
They mAy b. nothing-thsy mAy es all.
.r. -.-...s -. shi,k -. n. - t.aFnf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-22

A nor. Of important stock. in one OF
the public schools few miles from Bos-
ton. was recently complained OF TO his
teacher by another teaehsr N the sa,ne
building for . special isskancs Of iai.-
jsmeanor. His teacher ted hin that
no must inform his mothsr that b had
been oomplained OF. and stAis ~ cause
Of the complaint. The Askt day his
teacher said 10 him: !" Dd yoa teu yoar
mother what ! told you to- .ism,
wss u reply. .ws3 - - ess
say?'" 'sShe said shsd NJ % <rihg
that teachers neck fos ksr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-22
AGENT AT CARBON.
JOB WORK.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
STOCK PRIVILEGRSl
"PUTSu AND "OALLS."

WE Make A SPECIALLY OF DEALING
pegotiate I" Put, 90" Calls end " Double Pitv-
ilsgcs at the CLOSEST market rates This
mode Of operating has betn In vogue In san
franeisco about one year, AID has proved OF
great advantage " small opefaiofs. w TO
clio controls ~ TO 100 shsfts of 49, STOCK Tor
10 to ~ day." Calls I" often paying Iront Of
500 TO sz.boo ON investnsnis Of tito 10 tioo.
Comprehensive csssiar, szpiaisiss
Priviieses snd she best .ssds sf erer.
aiias. mailed free 20 any address.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-22
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared s1pressiy Tor this eiss Of com.
piaiLts, snd We rtcommepd them - . spesdy
sad elective rsfn~dy. Their general tonic
sn.et On the Sholo system Il eitrsnsly h~De-
hciai. You cannot take thrta without being
ovsr.vorked man. the prrmhturrly old. the
married and single men and women. alike. will
fnd In this renedya
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-22
1Hl Glory OF nAn is aIs s1RrnarHl

II i.A well.kBown fast tist thousands sufer
frvtn the sbose-sAned COMPLAINS. The very
nature Of sueh troublss begsts timidiiy that
often prevents the sufferer firm copsulting
friend or pLyslcian. and the Victim goes on
frym month 10 month unrelie,ed. until the
isck.lus.sr ere, paiiid cheek and general mental
AID physicsl prostration hDds him broken down
In btAlth, without energy and without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-22
n, ii;naoo Hoi, B,otS lhu2i} ~

Tmfiindoo Holy BsokS kSiful38Aso-
man to sec dancing. hear nssic, wear
jsvsl., blacksn her eysbsovs. - dsinty
food. sit at window. or view ksrsslf In
mirror during the abssoos Of her hus-
bnnd, and allows him to divorce her II
she has no sons. injurss his property.
scolds him. quarrsls viii snothss vo-
man. or prssumss 70 - bsfors be has
hnishsd his ncal. .r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
mIa,mn ndered PowerIesB,


The most Ger ain way to render powsrless
the miasmatic vapors which produce chills
and fever and other malarious disorders. is to
fortify the syste against them with that
matehless preventive Of periodic fevers, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. The remedial ope-
ration Of the Bitters Is no less certain than
their preventive e%ftects, and they may be re-
lied upon to overcome cases Of fever n ague
which resist quinine and the malarial reme-
dies Of the pharmacopeia. Dyspepsia. con-
~stipation. bilious complaints, rheumatic all
ments. and general debility. likewise. rapidly
yield to their reSulative and tonic influence,
They are an in~calculable blessing 70 the weak
and nervous Of both sexes, an excellent family
medicine, aud the best safeguard which the
traveller or emigrant can take to an I'M
healthy climate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
BOOK Notice.

We have received a copy Of q book
entitled Maud Mansfield" 3 nove', by
Mrs. Francis Hamilton Hood, Of Rome,
Georgia, and dedicated to her daughter,
Mrs. Estelle Cuyler Smith. Alexander
81. Stephens, who read a manuscript Of
the work, says Of it; IL have read il
with great interest, and l Ear give nc
better evidence Of my appreciation of ito
merits than to assure you that | did moi
feel like putting it down from the time
commenced the first page until | got
through with the last. The characters
are we'll draWn-life-like throughout.
etc." 1t is a story of the war between
the States, and is we'll worth p%erusal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
The Ola DREAM that Led DiHraeli
To Make q New Title for b

to Make a New Title for the
Queen.
Reported By a World Correspondent
II dreamed that I.was prime minister
Of England in a time Of overwhelming
disaster. l dreamed that another great
conqueror like Napoleon had arisen, had
overrun Europe, had defeated our fleets,
had invaded England and destroyed our
armies. London was in his hands, mis-
army was advancing in three columns
toward the west, his feet held the Eng.
lish channel and was sailing toward st.
Georges channel. The queen was at
Edinburg, and we still had an army at
Derby, a feet in the Irish sea and an
immense body Of unsrmed vessels in
harbor from the Mersey to the Clyde. l
fastened to Liverpool and ordered the
instant victualing and equipment Of all
these vessels. Then | rushed to the
queen: Madam, said |, Il have the
honor to to you that England,
Scotland, Ireland, and Wales will GER
tainly be overrun and Frustrated by the
invader, bat the British empire still sur.
wives. You must save the Empire-you
alone can do it.. How can / save my
kingdom, Mr.. DisrseliT the queen
asked. 1 hope you have no unworthy
proposition-but n o-you know how
venerable the crown l wear is Madam,
| replied, Il did not say save your king
dom, for that is lost already. said
save your empire. A feet awaits you,
an escort is ready; there is yet time
Go to India, and, rearing your standard
there, bid defiance TO the worldr Hel
majesty's eyes kindled. Let steps b.
instantly taken to forward our EN-
barkation. We will sail at once.
II dreamed that we did so embark
and, though so pursued and harrassed
made good our voyage round the Capt
OF Good Hope, to India. | dreamed
that there we consolidated q great EN-
pipe and de6ed the eonquerors utmos
efforts. We built q feet that drove hi
vessels from the Indian sens; we drillet
and gave Ne TO Q great army; we formet
alliances with the sWarmfng Mongo
tribes and procured their cooperation
The British empire in Calcutta wa
greater than the British empire in Lon
don had ever dreamed Of being; 81
great, in fact, that the conqueror ha,
come from Europe and attempted TO Dc
stroy himself. he marched upon GU
frontiers, already extended far int
Persia, and we marched 10 meet him
II was Asia once more advancing wesI
ward to the conquest Of Europe comm
eastward. There was a battle, th
mightiest wei fought, somewhere upol
the line Of the Euphratea We cor
|, quered and forty days later the queen
standard waved wei the minsrets an
dome Of Constantinople. She was en-
press Of the Eastern hemisphere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
PhiIndelphia ltems.

PHILADELPHIA, April IA largely at
tended meeting Of the bar was held to-
day relative to the death Of Hon. Theo.
Cuyler, Judge SharswoOd presiding. Ad-
dresses we're delivered by leading gentle
men Of the bench and bar and eulogistiC
resolutions passed.
Rev. Robert Davidson, D. D., of the
Presbyterian church, died here yester'
day. For over a quarter Of a century
he had been a member Of the board oil
foreign missions; since 1867 director o
Princeton Theological College; retired
from active pastoral work in 1868, on &C
count Of i'll health, and was s. years old
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
FOREIGN.

PARIS, April lit is thought that the
site of the Universal Exhibition of 1878
will be on the Champ de Mars. The
affair will be carried out by a private
company, the interest Of whose invest
ment will be guAranteedby the State, so
that it will not be necessary to ask any
credit from the Chambers.
Home, the s~piritualist, is not dead.
LONDON, April 7.--Wm. E. Gray, OF
New York, who was up before the Bow
Street Police Court yesterday for al
legged forgeries, was remanded to April
18th. 1t is thought that the e~xtradition
of Bent, charged with frauds on the
Falls City Tobacco Company Bank, and
Gray, will be governed bythe decision IN
the Winslow case.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
TIE RIVER.

The latest reports from the upper
rivers are as favorable as we anticipated
The following are the only points above
reporting q rise: Paducsh, l inch;
Cairo, l inch; St. Louis, 3 inches; JEFF
ferson City, 6 inches; Keokuk, 4 inches;
Dubuque, 10 inches. At Cairo the water
is 81 feet below extreme high water
mark, at St. Louis it is II feet below, Is
feet below at Jefferson City, IL feet at
Keokuk, IL feet at Dubuque, asd II feet
below at Paducah. The upper part OF
the Missouri is low and not rising.
There is no report Of extreme high
water at any point on the upper Missis.
'sippi or its tributaries. The recent Use
at Pittsburg is exhausted, and will Dol
be %perceptible at Cincinnati, except pOs
sibly to check the rapid decline there
for q day. At Evansville the water
is falling fast. The Cumberland ant
Tennessee are going down as rapidly al
We could wish; consequently nothing
less than another general food of rair
can possibly prevent an immediate de
cline at Cairo, and in the absence o
more rain it is not possible for there to
be more than a slight additional rise
here. We regard the rise reported il
Mississippi above Cairo as Of little i'm
portanos in consequence Of the counter
setting effect Of the rapid decline in the
Ohio. As there is less water passing
through the sWamps above here to the
81. Francis than ever before, we fee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
Health Innusnees.

Much has been written on The value OF
trees as purifiers Of the air and as pro
noting the health Of the community
where they grow, aud II has been lately
proved by careful analysis that howers
produce no detrimental influences what
ever in rooms, as was once supposed.
But there Is another influence Of 50 OK.
ceedingly favorable character, which has
been overlooked. Pleasing excitement
is one Of the very best promoters Of
health. We have known o delightful
mountain rsmble TO do more for the
health than q month Of medicine. We
have known the lives Of Aorists who were
advanced In years actually prolonged By
their enjoyment Of flowers. Beautiful
scenery and magnificent landscapes have
a strong sanitary influence on those who
are delighted by them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07

Five years ago q Sicilian by the name
of Tagliavia organized a steamship COM
pany for that Island. he was a remark
ably enterprising and ambitious man for
those parts, and In a few days after con-
eeiving the scheme he had collected a
million dollars worth Of shares. With
this amount Of capital in hand he organ
lied the company under the title Of La
Trinacria," with FIVE well known mer'
chants as directors, and himself as man
ager. In a few months the company
owned three steamers, which, before the
first year was out, had increased to eleven
Others. The company, Of course, stood
high in the community of Palermo, and
its directors and managers became mas
tiers Of the money market. They dis
counted largely and with a careless
frenzy. Although trade was rare
freights low, coal and iron high, still
Tagliavis rose with the emergency, like
a good brother encountering nnhandy
post traders. Adopting John Laws sys
tenn Of finance, the bold manager, feign
ing a prosperity which was far from com
forting the company, distributed GU
seven and eight per cent, divvie5 to thu
shareholders, gave a s%umptuous banque
on the arrival in port Of each Of the new
steamers, and induced the Sicilian edi
tors to intone the vespers. Meanwhile
Tagliavia forgot not himself. FINAL!
the rainy day came along, and the bot
tom fell out Of his company puncto,
as the Italians concisely call that opera
ton. One beautiful day, Tagliavia wa
said to be sick. Instead, he was upper
ceivable-crackl And that's the "a.
they do it in Sicily. It's astonishing
how all the world uses the same primer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07

Mrs. Caroline Van Dorm, wife Of Gen.
ersl Earl Vsn Dorm, of Mississippi, died
near Mount Vernon Arsenal, Alabama,
on the 18th day Of January, 1876.
In q private cemetery near her native
place she now sleeps, by the side Of her
loved and noble husband whose loss she
mourned as only these who knew him
best could mourn him. On an humble
board at the head Of his grave, she had
inscribed with her " hand.
BLOW. winds. your softsst above the bed
where sleeps the dearest among the myriad
dead"
Her death leaves a son and daughter,
doubly orphaned, to suffer for the care
Of q devoted father and mother Wash
iHgton Gazette, l2h ult.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
WASHINGTON

wAszISGros. April The Sergeant
alarms Of the House Of Representatives
has instructed the warden Of the United
States Jail to furnish means to Hallet
KiIbourne not 10 exceed one dollar per
day.
Trenor W. Park vas further examined
to-day in the Emma mine matter. His
testimony tended to show that the value
of the mine exceeded the representation
of the vendors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07

CINCINNATI, April Ia meeting Of
the general managers of a number Of
prominent railroads for the understood
purpose of arranging q general rate OF
freights with the idea of doing away with
commissions, takes place at the Grand
Hotel parlors to-day. Among the arri
walls this morning are D. Torrance, o
New York; John King, BAltimcvei ex
Governor J.. D. Cox; W. Duncan, st
Louis; D. W. Caldwell, Columbus, Ohio
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07
The BIaek Enc nslnsion


new lork n Letter.
l have in previous letters given II AZ
my conviction that this big excitement
about the Black Hills was gotten up Nv
spectators and interested parties. The
more | learn, and the more | talk will
the returning p~rospectors, the better j
am satisfied that this is true. The whole
thing, from top to bottom, through And
through, is a deliberate, despicsble fraud
Cheyenne, Omaha, Sioux City, Yanctop
and perhaps a few other frontier town,
are reapiDg considerable benefit from
this furore. So are the transportation
companies. But it will not last long
The numerous parties now coming bacl
every day from Gustav City, Hill Gin
and the other diggins are free TO saytba
they have been deceived, swindled. Som,
Of the two hundred belonging to the Car
penter expedition, from St. Louis an,
vicinity, which arrived last night, bav,
already got their eyes opened, and re
fuse TO 20 further.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07

TIE Chickasaw Guards has become
an institution of which Memphis may
we'll be proud, and the same applies to
Company "a" Of the Irish battalion.
On public occasions when a display is
desired, these companies turn out with
great eclat. The members take a pride
in maintaining a high standard of drill
and discipline. Yet this is hard work.
1t is earnestly desired by many citizens
that one or both of these companies take
part in the competitive drill that take:
place at Nashville on the 10th inst
The employers Of these worthy young
men have all consented, we learn
for them to go, and now it re
mains to give them 8 little helI
esides. The expense will be some
thing, and it is hardly fair to them to g
there to represent Memphis and los
money by the trip. w hope the mer
chants will give them a good send of
Chattanooga sends her company ant
pays all expenses.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07

A letter from Lord Nelson to Marshal
Suvorof lsometimes printed Suwarrowl
and the latter's response, are communi-
Gated TO the London Athen@um Of March
l8-their first appearance in English
print, it is said. Nelson addresses Suvo-
rof as Dear Prince and brother
although personally q straDger--aud
compliments him on his achievements,
his nobility OF mind n"despising wealth,
and on his fidelity to his Sovereign.
This day" he says further on, has
made me the prondest man in Europe.
l am told by a person who has seen you
for many years that in our stature, per-
sons and manners, we are more alike
than any two people ever we're Nell
sons letter, dated at Palermo, in 1893,
was received by Suvorof at Prague after
his return from Switzerland. The lat
ter's answer, which was addressed to
Nelson at Palermo, closes with o pre-
sumed allusion to Nelson's lisson with
Lady Hamilton, and perhaps this gave
o~fense, as the correspondence thus
begun went no further. The two letters
belong to the collection Of Baron Butler,
Director Of Archives Of the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs at Moscow, whose father
was with Suvorof when Nelson's letter
was received, and wrote, at dictation, all
Of the Russian Generals reply, except
a postscript containing the allusion
above mentioned. BUTLER having spoken
ct the time Of the unusual character
and value OF Nelson's letter, SuVoroI
said: IF the Englishman's ay-trseks
please you, keep them as q souvenir,
and the letter was accordingly preserved,
Suvorof's answer was long afterward:
procured in England, with its origina
envelope and seal. Nelson's letter il
said TO be written in a singularly plaiL
and ever script for q man using his lef
hand,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-07

CONCERNING the health of Hon. A. Il.
Stephens, the Atlanta Constitution oil
Thursday says: 1.-THE latest report re
eeive1 here last night, is to the effect
that he is still quite feeble. DR.. Steiner
vas called from Augusta to see him q
few days ago. but did not ind am
symptoms Of an alarming character.
As the weather grows milder the distin
guished statesman will no doubt begin 4
improve, and DR.. S. feels confident tina
be will again be about in his usua
health"