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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-02
Decided at LAST.

The big land suit between John D.
Lewis, on the one part, and John r
Hale, VIM. A. McMullin, George NJ.
Morrison, and others, on the other part,
involving the title to 3 tract of 40,OOO
acres of land on Blue creek, Kelleys'
creek, Bell creek, ana CampbelPs
creek, was finally decided, and
the award rendered on Wednes-
day last. There were fourteen suits
involved in the trial. Messrs. Daniel
Lamb, of Wheeling, Judge IL. }. Samuels,
of Cabell, and James Morrow, j., OF
Marion county, were the Court OF Arbi.
traton. The trial took one month, from
the 25tn OF July till the 23d OF August.
Many old men, relics OF generation
that is passing away, were put on
the witness stand And rigidly inter-
viewed Ms to their earlier recol-
lections of lines and corners. Old
blocks were cut from the forest trees and
made to testify as to the date OF their
marks, and some of these had hundred
years of annalious laid over their torna-
hawks. Caleb Boggess, of Clarksburg,
and s. A. Miller, ID. l.. Ruttner, w. Mol
lahan and John l.. Cole argued the case
for Lewis. Judge Ferguson, Col. b. II.
Smith, and W. II. Hogemsn for the other
parties. The award gives TO Lewis all
the land in his Skile's 10000 acres,
and will enable him to carry out sale
that he had made of this tract some year
or two ago. 1t gives Messrs. Belcher apd
Morrison l44 acres on Campbell's creek
and also tract of 800 acres To George
Belcher, and to Belcher Il Morrison a
track of $50 acres on Spring fork OF
Campbelps creek. The award is final
and no appeal. AS the land has been
sold 10 English capitalists, and is rich in
coal, iron ore and timber, it may soon
become an interesting. portion Of our
county.-COurier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-02
Roller EXPLOSION,

MONROE, La, September l. The
steamer Jimmie Baker, lying at the
Trenton wharf-bost, exploded her boiler
today. Eight persons were killed or
wounded. Two coIored deckhsnds were
Killed; the barkeeper, Joe Sintss, is eI'
pected TO die; Captain L. s. Austin, the
pilot, received two serious flesh wounds,
bat they are probably not fatal. The
boat was worth 5000, and is total loss,
the cabin and hull being blown TO pieces
and the wreck sunk.
Dingrase's n urderer Net Discovered
No discovery IS 10 the indemnity Of the
murderer of DDgraye, who was mur.
deret day before yesterday, has yet been
made.
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Railroad Accidents.

ST. LOUIS, September Five freight
cars and the csboose Of train on the
Cairo and St Louis Railroad broke
through bridge near Waterloo, Ills,
last night and lell some thirty-fve feet,
completely wrecking them and their
contents. Three men, George Brown,
conductor, q brakeman, and one passen-
ger, unknown, went down with the cars.
I Brown and the brakeman were probably
mortally hurt, and the passenger seri-
ously injured.
While freight train on the Missouri
Pacific road was coming east sboat
daylight this morning, it encountered q
washout at Fairvew, and Is cars were
precipitated down an embankment some
twenty feet high A number of cattle
we're killed, and brakeman had his arm
broken.
FITCHBURG, MASS, September IA
collision on the Fitchburg railroad, to-
day, resulted in the killing OF daughter
of Captain Rufus Crowell, of Chelsea,
Massachusetts, and the severe wounding
of Captain and Mrs. Baker Of South Var
mouth.
WILKgsBARRE, Pa, September l.
BY the breaking of An axle of the engine
of train on the Lehigh Valley railroad,
10 day, four cars we're thrown from the
track and down an embsnkment, brusing
and cutting eleven passengers, one seri-
ously.
ST. Louis, September IA wagon
containing SIX persons was struck by q
north-bound passenger train on the Kan
sas City, st. Joe and Council Bluffs rail.
road, to-day, q short distance north Of
here, and Ben Dorsey WAS killed, VIM.
Brsinsry injured to such an extent that
he has since died, and James Hay and
George Cook severely but not fatally
hurt. The dead and wounded were
brought here, and sn inquest is now be-
ing held SO far the evidence exoner-
ates the railroad officials from all blame.
CLEVELAND, September l.-On Thurs.
day evening rs An excursion train on the
PainesvlIe and Youngstown Railroad,
passed under the bridge near Painsville,
Silas Coats and Elmer Hoard who were
riding on top of the train were Knocked
oh. The former was killed inst antly and
the latter was badly hurt and will probs-
bly, die.
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BOdy Found

DAYTON, o, September III. NJ.
Brown, sn old and well known citizen oi
Dayton, suddenly disappeared about five
weeks ago. 1t wa: thought that he had
been murdered, or had wandered away
beng feeble IN mind, and died from ex-
posCre. The body was discovered thi:
morning IN corn field on the sutskirt:
OF the city, but few hundred yards from
his sons residence. II was entirely de,
cayed and horribly mutilated by the dogs
the skull having been carried away
Mr.. Brown was near relative Of old
JOhn Brown. Of Osssgattonle-
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The Latest from Deadwood.

d CHEYENNE, Sept. IA special cor
respondence to the Cheyenne Standard,
dated Deadwood, 2Sd ul:., confirms the
death, at the hands Of the indians, OF
Isaac Brown, Charley Holland, A. Smith,
and Leon Mason. The first named is
from Virginia City, Nevsda, Lee
Brown are the owners of one Of the best
claims in the Deadwood district which
has been averaging $1,000 day
for sometime; Holland balls from
Sioux City, lows, and Smith was a
preacher, late of Kentucky; Mason, OF
Denver, was killed whilst in pursuit OF
the party whe killed Smith. On the
night of the 22rd, Dan Baum, Of Gin
cinnsti, was shot and killed by james
Young IN saloon In Deadwood.
News From Custer
to the same paper gives the details OF the
killing four men near that place on the
23rd, whilst enroute 10 their hay camp.
No names gwen. A party who pur.
sued the Indians, who numbered by
trail -, followed them TO the hay
camp but the indians had been there in
advance, snd had taken everything but =
grindstone. The place where these men
were smbuscaded was ut the head Of the
Long Canon, running east. The In.
disns
Hiding In the Rocks,
watched for their approach. Tney were
net killed at they first nre, as the bodies
of two men were found in the rocks
where they fed.
The complete census Of the Indians
present at the Red Cloud agency, to whom
rations will be issued in the future, fall
short of five thousand, and OF the grown
males, one thousand.
Recruits for the various regiments in
the field are daily arriving at Fort Rus
sell.
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public Debt Statements.

WASHINGTON, September six per
cent bonds, S984, $3.50; five per cent
bonds, $7ll,32O,450. Total coin bonds,
81 1897 ,320,l00.
Lawful money debt, Sl4,O00,000; ma
tured debt, 3,02l,2lO; legal tenders,
1863, 40l 1886; certificates OF deposit, S3l, :
$4,000; fractional currency, S3l ,355, 81;
coin certificates, S2g, 1869, 800. Total
without interest, $462,606,447.
Total debt 50, l76, ,947 1853; total interest
$24 292, 2,944.
Cash in the tressury-Coin, $62,5ll-
$50; currency, $ll, ,G66,S05; special de.
posts held for redemption of certif-
Gates Of deposits, l,SS0,0O0. Total IN
the treasury, $l0G, G,058,762.
Debt less cash IN the treasury, $2,09S,
%0l 81. decrease of debt during August,
$3,ll9, 1863; decrease since June 30, 1876,
81 257 ,403.
Bonds issued TO Pacific railroad COM
psnies, interest payable in lawful money
Principal outstanding, SG4,G23,5I2; in
terest accrued and not yet paid, S646, ,235;
interest paid by United States, 32,0S0,-
2lS; interest repaid by transportation of
mails, &c, S6,924,652; balance OF interest
paid by the United States, S25, 1866
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Convicted.

BoLoGSE, September l--GuIsppe
Montegozza, the SIXTH Marquis OF His.
chatenho, who has been on trial before tho
Assize Court here, charged with forgery,
fraud and faIsIlication, forging the names
of King Victor Emanuel, Prince Hum
bert, oi Savoy, and the British Consul at
Florence, ~ number OF bills OF er
change, has been convicted and sentenced
10 eight years penal servitIde
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Dan. voorhees, al Oxford.

OxFoRD, IND, August 31.-Hon. ID.
W. VOORHEES,, Of Terre HAute, addressed
the Democrats here to-day in fOrcible
speech. People come IN from every di-
rectiOn, some coming ten and fifteen
miles. A procession was formed, headed
by band of music, and marched 10
Heaths Greve, where the meeting was
held. 1t is estimated that 600 TO 5000
people ere present
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Financial.

WAsAGSGToS, September THE
bonds called by the treasury to-day, are
rs tollows: Coupon 500, No.
sol TO 1850, both inclusive; 81 900, No.
2,90l to IA $50, both inclusive. Total,
S7,OO00O0. Registered bonds-$IOo, No.
l to 200 both inclusive; $500, No. l
to 800, both inclusive; $1,000 No. 10
500, both inclusive; s5,00u, No. 643 10
LOO, both inclusive $4,000, No. t.
l,l5O, both inclusive; total, S3OOO,OOO
Grand total, $4,000 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-02
Gr.ntto Emperor wilhelm.

BERLIs, September The reply 81
President Grant u the Emperor. letter
Of congrstulatlOn, on the occasion OF tho
centehniary Of American indsp"ndeBce
wa presented to-day. the President
,peak. of the close friendship between
the two countries, and hopes ths relation.
will continue.
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Soldiers Reunion.

CoLUBBUs, September 1.-The nation
al soldiers reunion commences at Csld
we'll, Ohio, next Monday, September 4th
The indications are that very large
number of soldiers will participate in th'
exercises of the week A number oi
prominent men will be present and ad
dress the camp. Professions, experience
meetings and sham battles are among the
many features promised.
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improvements on Red River

SHREVEPORT, La, September 1.-The
United States steamer Florence has ar
rived here from Carolina Bluff, On the
route down she pulled out join 400
yards long. She LETT tonight, to work
on other joins higher up the river. Capt.
Tennyson expects to have them clean sd
out by the middle of next week and
navigation opened once more 10 points
above the raft.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-02
The Stock ID splpy.

PHILADELPHIA, September l. The
international display OF live stock opened
to-day, at the new grounds in Belmont,
by the exhibition Of horses. On sceount
OF the Incomplete condition of the
grounds snd small proportion OF horses
that arrived, there were no formal ceTe-
monies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-02

The President and Mrs Grant arrived
at Elizabeth, N. j., from Long Branch,
yesterday morning. They are the guests
OF ~ K. COrbin.
The total yellow fever interments at
Savannah for two days, seventeen. The
weather is very hot.
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The Green.Eyed Monster.

CIsCIssATr, September lon lower
Broadway, about o'clock this morning,
Frank Murray, 4 shoemaker, while par
italy intoxicated, stabbed has wife IN the
breast, very near the heart, and sga'n in
the right groin. The woman will prob.
ably die. The csuse OF the stsbbing WAS
jealousy and general domestic Infelicity.
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The tI-2 per cent l. oau,

LoSDoS, September The decline
in consuls n due b. the attractive charac-
ter uf the new American 4 ~ per cent
funding loan just offered here by the
Eur0pear syudicata. Several oil the
London bank. are ceiling u" former u
take up these I . bond, The price for
consuk money and arcount IL noS
1854.
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San FrauctscO Troubles.

SAN Francisco, September 1.-The
Grand Jury, in their report to-day, re-
feet severely ON msjority of the super
visors for .wssteiulness and extravaganza
In public expenditures, awarding con-
tracts for supplies, and exorbitant fig
ures, especially in connection with the
house of correction, and report that they
have taken the testimony OF credi-
BILE witnesses, showing that privileges
for the erection of frame buildings within
fire limits had been bought and paid for
and all traces of the crime covered by
evasive answers almost amounting to per-
jury. The city press has previously ami
msdverted severely on the conduct
or the members OF the boards.
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The A I-2 Per GRnIs.

NEW YORK September 1.-The syndi-
cate in the new 4! per cent. United
States bonds report very satisfactory
progress in the subscriptions, both here
and at London.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-02

Toy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
..u tickets from Wheeling to the Cen
.o;J and return, on the occasion of the
n,t fellow excursion, for the small sum
,l1 That's getting down to business,
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An Iuceudiary Fiie.

SCRANTON, September THE cosI
breaker Of the Plymouth, Delaware and
Hudson Canal Coal Company, burned
to-day by incendisry. Loss not stated
Insurance $4,000. Large numbers Of
men are thus thrown out Of employ.
ment.
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10" ~ oDa THO

sbIthiNh AM fhhtIltE.
works on that subject giving concise
and plainly written instruetloEs Tor the
Treatment % all ordinary aiimebb oi all
Domestic Animals, are cDDstzutly Kept In
stock, together with appropriate Medicine
Chests. These books Arespecislly written
for the PaTTnefs, Stock Raissrs or Livery
StsbIsman's use, avoiding A. for n pns.i-
BILE, all tech nIcAl terms. For descriptive
Price List send STAN p tO the BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, 10 West
Faystts street. BOEKICKE a TAFkLs.
Pr0pTlstDrs febltb
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VIII Reduce.

The Pennsylvania. tn" Erie, and the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Companies
have agreed 10 again reduce the chsrges
for through lreights, and 70 merely nom-
inal hgures.
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ror Harrison county Democracy in
.,,J Getting up three large basket pic
k. n different parts of the county,
mt the first week in October. Dis
finished speakers will ba present.
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Blue Jeans Williams at His Home

VINCEENEs, IND, August 3l--The
largest political gathering ever held in
this part of the state, was held near
Whcatland, in this county, to-day. As
early as q A. NJ, people IN carriages and
wagons began to gather. Early Especial
train of eight coach loads left Flora,
Illinois, taking on three hundred peo-
pie at Nmcennes. At II O'clock an d.
other special train of eight coaches
left here, carrying the distinguished
speakers OF the day, Hon J. d. Will
lisms candidate for Governor, Governor
Hendricks, William NJ. Springer, of Hi
nois, and others. A special was also run
from Seymour, which could not accom-
modate all without n second trip. Near
1900 people were present. Several
platforms were suitably arranged 80 that
all the people were served with such as
these times of reform and economy are
supposed TO demand of the Tilden and
Hendricks followers.
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me eHapper. Carr,ed Oh.

OMAHA, september IA heavy north
west wind, which has been blowing
since yesterday, hss carried OF nearly sl
the grssshoppers. Il Is impossible ss
vet 10 state what the damage done oy
them will amount N, bot Il is tbought |,
will not amount TO e. much as pred .cted.
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DIsmissaIs nt Warrington.

} WAsHISGToN, September THE dis,
lnisssls to-day we're: Office Of Comp
troIIer of the Currency, 81; Bureau o
Internal Revenue, 53; Postofice, 3D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-02

NJ HosELLs describes Chloe Smith,
'.'s'n"r Hayes' great grandmother, as
-"'aoIe aad remarkable woman. She
-'''e more stockings, mittens, and
.N'r>, |ove more rag carpets, spun aud
"''' more cloth, elaborated more won
.'.''4' rugs, lamp mats and bags than
-"H "'heF Woman OF her generation. In
ss'''A oi family history, with which she
! ''Aee' her journal, she laments. with
epsthos which no words can repro
Without the context, her possible
' setting work and duty before
,.'E '''E Y!leg things. My husband
,'4 ,,''4 sometrAes say, The horseis stand
,,.H "S j" The barn, doing nothing. We
wiz 20 aud ride; it's no matter whether
=, Top anywhere But | would say,
4" : leave my work SO he would
''' g., OF 90 alone. Oh, now ! would
20 every woman that has q good hus.
'u', ENJOY them while they are spared
O.. Sou' OF 1t will grieve you to the heart
"'" II ls too late-when all is over"
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The "BuIIetin's" opinion.

The Bulletin this evening says. editori.
ally: The grand jury is sort of mirror
in which the board OF Supervisors is re-
hected with sharpness Of character
somewhat startling. 1t is a suspected
body, and every vote and every proceed
ing will now be watched with the great
est interest. Federal officers have been
sent to the peRitentiary for administering
public affairs corruptly. How many of
the present board Of Supervisors, in the
light of the grand jury report are candi-
dates for the same institution.
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FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN WAR.
Seryia Being Reinforced.

LONDON, September IA Correspon-
dent writing from Belgrade says that the
Seryian army is being rapidly reinforced
and reorgsnized by the Russians, who
are crossing Roumsnis and Hungary in
large numbers, and that since this IDfiuI
the Servisns have fought better, and
seem likely 10 hold their ground against
the Turks. The extent OF the Advantage
gained is only TO be judged by the refer
influence upon the political situation NJ
Belgrade few weeks ago To-day
Prince Milan invited n mediation Of the
powers N the most formal manner be.
tween Servia and Montenegro, jointly.
Tbi. step was taken IN opposition u Gen.
Tchsnayef : wishes, and IN the face Of
hls protests and arguments. IL has been
daily becoming more and more sppzreht
that the
Princes Action II Regretted.
AZ least by those in control Of the ServIan
government and not otwithstanding that
the powers have DOtided Prince Milsn Of
thar acceptance OF the task Of bringing
about peace negotiations, there s evil
deuce that Servia will obstruct or eysde
them. ii possible. Some new military
disaster produce
Another Revolution OF P~eiisE,
General Tchsrnayeds memorandum
against pescs wss yesterday othefsily
published by the Seryian press t1resu.
IL throws no additional light on
the situation, and its most striking
features are the official presentation ot
the srgrrnrut thst Seryis mas nothing 20
lose by The war .inee the Earopesn
powers will never allow the Porte ~
deprive her Of her present political
administrative rights. and the expression
OF the belief that Russia will soon oe
forced y enter the contest if il is pro-
longed. .t
The Prospects for Peace.
Sr. PETEEsBUKG. September lit Il
said 10 the official quarters that Prussia
has united with the other powers IN the
Efforts for psciscstion, and that the
Russian representative in Constantino-
DIE has declared, should the srmistlce Be
concluded the Montenegro would ad'
here thereto. No conditions Of pesce
has We. been formulated. Russis With
out assuming the prominent par
iu steps taken " stop The
bloodshed fully participated IN
the diplomatic action al Belgrade
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HonefuI that he WI SubIniI.

Urea, September 1.-The conference
between Mr.. Seymour and his friends i'll
regard TO his nomination has not yet
closed. His friends are hopeful that he
will conclude To- submit t. the choice of
tue convention and the will Of the peo-
pie. Governor 1lden and Lieutenant
Governor Dorsheimer were not here
Senator Herman admits that his efforts
to persuade Seymour .si!ed utterly.
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SIS to 1ssn n when Ssa.% any sTs Man sn..
6ln Woman can easily make e5 to
4tO SO "A day. One who bad never
A canyasS~d before. made s7bl In :
~ hour; an ~ p@ri.nesd agent mads
nav az - In ~ hOuIs. Particulars fr.s
UHI &. a. CLEGG, Manager, - Duane
GLIDE ~, ~. 7. 1--WE kboWt. a. Cissg
QUILL u tie responsible aud reliable, A
think be Offers agents .ItTsOTdiBsTy ID
y. Weekly sun. April
~. Is7s. my2ss
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w dispose oi 100 Pianos aud Organs OF
frst class makep, including WATBk5',
At lower prices thaD ever before offered.
Monthly instAllmsDts received runDtng
from n 10 M months. Warranted for siI
years. second Hand INSTRUMENTS at eI-
tremely low pnce., for casb. illustrated
Catalogue Mailed. Agents wanted.
WArerOoB. 5sl Broadway NY
KSDHACs WATHRs
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Chester Onk Park knceA.

HARTFORD, September l.-What has
proved quite successful summer meet
ing at Chester Oak Park, closed to-day,
with two trots and hurdle race. The
following is the summary of each,
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UTICA HERALD.

NEW YORK, September General l..
B. Faulkner, this evening, sent Cover
nor Seymour the following telegram as
showing the good faith Of Governor Til
den's friends in the matter of Seymour's
nomination:
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Quaranttned.

TALLAHASSEE, September The Gov
ernor OF Florida has ordered that all YES
sells and passengers arriving from Ssvsn-
nah be qusrsntined.
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W'hetline &e9ister.
g,yd clossd yesterdGy at ITO.

~, ,o,ntFsr to-day torH be fair,
u ,,r,S,ogsl souids, aud stationary tenn
ysrd'irr.
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Political NomIna ioD..

CIsCIySArI, September l-Tbe indie
pendents Of the Fourth ConsressIonsl II
district nominated William l.. Bright.
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swung Up,

RICHMOND, September HILLARY
Page, colored, known as the Fire Fiend," +"
was hanged to-day in Chesterfield county
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ssv,roK DAVIS addresses the keyser
,,u,o,rslic club tonight, in a carefully
rr,psred speech.
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Mr. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS has
written n letter to friend in Baltimore,
and the following extract from 1t is pub
lished in the GazCtte: Il think 1t Is
high time TO introduce something better
in our politics than old issues and greed
of the losves and fishes. If l do not
mistake, the country is gasping for 2
brighter future, and Tor letting alone the
record of the past. To me personally it Is
of comparatively small Consequence, as l
have pretty nearly reached the end: oHt
for those who come after me the result
still interests me. regard this election
rs the turning point. The names OF the
parties signify nothing-the acts OF indl-
vidusls everything. l believe Mr.. Til
den to be both capable and honest, as
we'll as self reliant. l know nothing OF
Mr. Hayes beyond his good private
character. His letter did not increase
my confidence in his independence or his
judgment
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The YellOM lack.

r SAVANNAH, September yellow
fever interments TO day, I.