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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-19
The l"aiaa lr8Hsi $,

SAN FRANCISCO. sepiembsr la
4 SAP Dirngo press despatch states
that a Unioa special to-day from Tue
s.,n says reliable advictI received
YESTERDAY ;rom Can.ps B,ad;n and
Glif,sn say the WARM saring INDIANS
sbo recently LETT San 6aiies page
killed at least fuurieen mea and
wounded eight. They then captured
one freight train, killed the team,,ers
say destroyed The goods. Seven
bo2ses wefe taken frop n ,h OF and
the sta,lJn absadarei. Hfbefp hss
been no mail from Stl,e. CIV for Q
week The Lopgfellow Copper Min
ing pomlEsy 81 Citizen. l,st thirty
team Hfidjas by iaaians1sn Niii hare
to stoa opsrgit 'ua fhrea 4etasa-
ments or Arisona tFpeRs ana III ihe
available ones Il New xea are
after The Indians.
SAN Francisco, Sep. ia San
Gieago press despatch hr- t.. follow
ing; A Tesga special fr N Tucson
states ihpt 3 despatch To-Day from
Camp Grant says III ,r Topper
and C mmand struck the Indians at
Knights rarche and killed forty.
The troops are close on the trail Of
the Indians"
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yewelry

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. l5.-Mrs ID
Z. Goetz, residing on Huntington
street, has in her possession II large
amount of valuable jewelry, consist
ing OF diamonds. rubies and emeralds
set in solid gold. A part Of the col
lection she keeps in a safe over Sl3,-
900 worth OF the jewels she keeps 10
her house. Ga Thursday morning
she went out calling, leaving Fanny
Holiday, the servant girl, in charge
OF the house. Daring her absence
the girl assisted 10 carrying out a
plan whereby the entire lJt was sto.
len by her friend, a notorious thief.
Barney Clark. As soon as Mrs.
Goetz returned she discovered the
loss, and without further ceremony
or speaking to the girl, reported the
matter to Superintendent Schmitt.
Detective Lawrence was at once
sen to the house to investigate the
case, and came away satisfied that
the girl was in some way connected
with the stealing. She was accord.
ingly arrested, and finally brought TO
confess the whole matter. The de.
tectives were all put on watch for
Clark, aud kilograms were sent to
other cities. However, during the
nigh. Clark was arrested in this city
AMI locked up Friday night. He
confessed, and told where the prop
erty was hidden 10 a barn of a broth
erin law Of his, on ST. Clair street;
the detective at once went to the
place and found the entire lot Of ie W
elry hidden away in a valise. The
entire lot YVES recovered and identi.
fed by Mrs. Goetz, who has made
affidavit against Clark and The girl
charging each with grand larceny.
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Accident at Mex

james Wool5ey aged fourteen, was
drowned at McKeesp)rt where be
resided with his parents, on Sa,ur.
dry evening. Young Wuolsey, with
bis two smaller brothers had gone
out on the Monongahela in d little
skiff-lat which they had built. The
unfortunate lad had taken a chair
with him, on which be was seated
while the others were pulling the
little craft. Getting the weight too
much upon n side. the boy hastily
moved his chair, and, ia so doing,
the craft was almost capsized, the
quick motion throwing the chair and
its occupant overbotrc. Young
Woolsey's brothers were too small
to give him any aid, aud before help
REACHED him be had sunk for the last
time. The victim of the distressing
accident was an active, intelligent
boy. and had for some time been em.
ployed in the store of John Rowland.
He was q son of John W0olsev. al
old resident Of Mex eesport. Tn,
body was recovered Yesterday nora
ing.
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JACKSONVILLE, September IA
There have been FIVE deaths at Fer
nandina since the last report, and sew
ieral new cases. DIR. M'Ferland, from
Savannah, SAYS the disease is IN
doubtediy yellow fever, and will
shortly become epidemic. 1t is al
most impossible to get at the true
condition of affairs there. The board
of health is now well organized and
a hospital is soon to be established.
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approved

The Republicans Of Lawrence
county, at their late primary election
nominated Mr.. William A. Stewart
q coloref man, for the Off ce of Asso.
ciaie Judge. Mr.. Stewart is spoken
81 by the papers aud people of Law
renee county, and by all who know
him. as q respectable man and folly
competent Tor The Office. He educat
ed himself when & young oar and
stsdied law, and the fact Of bis be-
lag selected over old competitors o
that county, isproof that be is worthy
This is the first instance, we believe.
10 which a colored man has been nom
mated for a Judicial position in any
northern county or State.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs. which
an aliwise Providence has placed in countrie.
where Liver Diseases moss prevail. l. will cure al
Diseases caused by arrangement Of the Liver anc
Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are a bit
ter or bad taste in the mouth Pain IN the Back.
Silesor Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism
Sour Stomach Loss Of Appetite Bowels altera
ately ecstive AMI lax Headache /; Loss of memo.
ry. with a painful sensation Of having failed TO do
something which ought 10 have been done: Dcbiii
ii Log Spi,its, a thick yellOw appearance uf The
skin and f,yes, . d.1 cough 0fen mistaken iUr
Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these y mptoms attend the
disease. az others very ieg but the LIZ Eli. the
largest organ 10 the body, Is generally the seat Of
disease, and II not regulated 10 time. great suiIer
Jog, wretchedness and DEATH will ensue.
/ can recommend as IN eficaciuuS ren.cdv for dis
ease OF the Liver, Heartburn AMI Dyspepsia. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, LEWIS q. WTSpTR. l515
Master Street. Assistant Pos. Master, PhilaIel.
phia.
I'VE have tested lis yirtu :, personally, AMI
snoS that fer Dyspepsia, BilOusness, AMI rhrub
ling Headache. X II The best medicine the world
ever saw. We have tried forty other renee les be.
fore immon Liver Regulator. hut none OF them
gave US more than temporary relief: hut the Reg.
ulator, not only reli we'd, but cured Us. =Ep III.
EGEAPH AND MEssESGE R, Macon, Ga.
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THEY are having tie dnllest polit.
cal campaign in Ohio t6at mcrta.
man ger witnessed. 1t is only three
weeks till election day, at which time
aGoFernor and a full State ticket are
10 be chosen, and yet there is moi
beat enough 10 the canvass to melt q
pound Of lard. Both psr,ies appear
80 be demoralized, and ara going
through The canvass in a kind o.
hslfawake, half-asleep sort Of man.
ner. The Republicans have a first.
class ticket 10 the Geld. g~ecretary
Sherman opened their canvass with
a speech at Mansfield ie GeGeuse o.
the Administration, and the Presi
dent has been spending the last weeE
en- The State. where bis presence
should have infused at least a sem.
5lance Of life into The bu,
somehow the Buokeye Repeblican:
will not enthuse. There are no di
visions Of consequence ia the party.
but apparently there was q too per.
sistent demand for endorsement o.
the Southern aud civil service reform
policy Of the Administration at the
Cleveland convention. which has re
acted upoa ths stalwart Republican:
cftbe Joshas " Gidsiags and Ben
Wade school, and created q senti
meDt of indifference il not bad fee.
ing in many portions OF the State
Add 10 this the fact that al The
Federal Office bolders-among whom
~ere the most aetise and intelligen,
worting Eeposlicans OF that Com.
noawealh-hase been suuzlied by
the Presidents order, forbiddinr
their participation ia politics, and I,
will he readily eomprehenxed Why
the EepobIcsn canvass drags. On
the other band the Democrats bad
forced sPea them q G~ubernatcriaI
candidate wbe hsS srs3 his privat,
life in opposing their p~nni,ss. anl
who refuses the funds with whies e
carry on the campaign-his wealth
having been the moyipg cause in hi
nouinAtioa- Sodisappointed are they
that they have almost abandoned
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rs.t -It aiirosasns

amE"|..
nErEoIr, NIcH. September Is
1hs rcturn hopc u the RI. Rev. c.
Il. Bofgess, Bishop df Michigan,
froR Rope IBIS eyeiing, WIS made
the oeeasioa ri 9 sslehration. 4
delegation Of lie clergy Of tie do,
cese left this city at moon, and met
th2 Bishop at 81 Thomas, on the
Canada s%oq.hefa Railrcad, where a
special train was il waiting 70 lon9ey
him to petroi'. This train made The
raj OF one banifed and eleven miles,
from St. Thomas 10 A mbessrburg, in
n hundred and nine minutes, beat
ing by three minutes the best tine Oh
record that was made by the Van.
derbilt special train on the same
Canadian Southern Railroad.
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Why sitting BuiI Returned 10 the Uni
ted States.

NEW YoRK, September ia cor
respondent tells a story Of the cause
Of Sitting Bull leaving the British
possessions. He SAYS the British off
GERS end Sitting Bull had a council.
ana after the council the tribe per.
formed the usual dance. A young
half breed, Bill Culverson, at present
a Government scout, Joined in the
dancing. After it was over, be be-
came excited, counted bis scars, aud
said to Sitting Bull Look | have
killed so mapy Of your hostile red
skins" Sitting Bull drew his revolt
yer, g movement initiated by Culver
son, out before either could shoot,
Major Welsh, with bis revolver drawn,
sprang between them and told Sitting
Bull to put bis pistol awey. Turning
to Sitting Bull, be said 81 want you
to understand that you can not COM
nit any Of your deviItries here as you
did in the United States. will give
you and your tribe five days to leave
this country. If you gre not gone
then, or |. you ever return, ! will
fight you. If you are eve caught
here again, or if you shoot this man,
I'll have you hanged by your neck
till you are dead" Sitting Bull left
the next day.
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The Maine Election.

AOGpig- Ne. Sep. l2-Tbe re-
turns from $50 ;own- give Conner
50,3S3; Williams, - COG; Nunscn,
500, a. d~crjering7 rnr towns
and plans i 'ns : ii To hr beg 4 from
last year puve +3S Rapqb,.e4, votes
and 4tQl y ~ 'rraye veies The
rsiimat.s AT ,ie h nnel,rr .baraal
fl "a are ,fai 'be y @o"ess will
aav il mail nj rity 10 h,s' . vns,
AID IN It tn f nj III mi ri,y ol
Cqnnrr yer WILLIAMS will sligh,Iv
II s0B
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VI q Confessed.

HARRIsoNBURa, Va, Sept. L.
Shiifleit and Morris. condemned Il
be hanged on the 18Th Of the present
month for the murder Of David G
Lawson, in March, 1875, have
in the last few days been in conlaen
tial conference with their counsel
with the attorney for the state and
with the judge Of the court, aLt
have made confession Of their con
merton with the murder Of Lawson
Shi4ett, however, contends tha'
Samuel Hall, chief witness for The
aopmouwealih in the case, procured
for hin toe gpn With Which Ae killed
Lawsoa. That part Of his confession
which eliminates himself is doubt
less true, but bis effort to c,a1ts
Hall with him in the murder. it is be
lieved, has not the slightest iounda.
ton ia fact.
Morris admits his connection viii
the murder, but Gus himself by
saying he simply lied tor them, anC
paid Shift EFT q part Of the money fol
killing lawson.
the confession Of these criminal;
leaves 40 doubt as tie their ,ull gull
aud The justice cf their pnDisbpent
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The Peunsyisssis PFopIsrionssts.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. IA
convention of the Prohib. ion Party
of Pennsylvania was held in this city
to-day. Not more than so delegates
were present, representing less than
q doze1 counties, and the proceedings
were tame and uninteresting. The
convention set . good example to
other assemblages Of like character
ard purpose by opening their pro-
ceedings with prayer. The morning
session was occupied 10 discussing the
propriety of putting q ticket 10 the
Geld. The hour for adjournment
came Without bringing a solution of
this important question. After din
DER the hopes OF the convention rose,
and it was agreed, without g dissent
ing voice. to nominate q State ticket.
ard ths allowing gentlemen were
pie I'd ia the Geld by reclamation !:
Eo~ Sap enc Judge. J. il. WiEton,
OF Esuz-rue; for State Treasurer,
SaBaei CosBett, of Chester for Aud
itor Gene,sl. A. L. Barker, OF Gam
pria W..h q ticket in The Geld it
became necessary 10 provide g plat
form for it to 60 into the canvass
spoE. ( committee, Of which Hon.
James Black, OF Lancaster, was
Chairman, soon reported a platform
which was adopted unanimously. 1t
is q long document, and is taken I'D
chiefly in declaring adherence to the
principles OF prohibition and al abid.
ing faith in the Ultimate success of
the party advancing them. 4 State
Execitive Committee was appointed,
which completed the labors of the
convention, and tSs harmonious BODY
s~d5oarned sine die.
Jldging from appearances, The
Prohibition Party of Peausylvania
has passed into the ssrs and yellow
leaf. 10 1872 1t cast i,23s votes for
Chase, its candidate for Governor.
and in 1875 IT bad sweiIea TO resnect.
able proportions, casting IL, 94s votes
for Brown for the Governorship.
But FeEnsylyanisns, who arc contin-
ually seeking after novelties in polit.
les, have grown tired Of prohibition,
sna both the Greenback and Labor
ReforE parties bid fair to distance
that orgsnia alton 10 the race for
power which takes place in Noyem.
her
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A Desperate Outlaw.

TERRE HAUTE, September I1.-At
ST. Elmo, ill.,. yesterday forenoon.
John Scales allowed a man WIN
burglarized his house. The man
turned aud SHIT Scales through the
head onc and through the bIdy
twice, killing him INSTANTLY. Ia a
short tine a party Of near a bundled
armed men we're 10 pursuit Of the
murderer. The first riders to reach
him w9tc Frauk Rlrnes and Frank
Wi-emsn. The ran turned upon
;hem aLb a pistol in each hand, and
killed u ,rnes and MORALLY wounded
Wissmtn lie then turned, FREQ
into the party. aud killed one horse
aud wounded another, af.er which be
escaped ulhurt. There is great ex.
ci erent in the neighborhood Of S..
Eimp.
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Panic az rte Chic s;n.e Fair.

COLUMBUS, September 1.-THE
State Fair closed today with 2 large
attendance. it has he6n Q. success
financially, the receipts being about
S25, 900, which viii be ample to pay
all obligations and leave a balance 10
the treasury. During the grand re-
gicg of premium stock this afternoon
one Of toe teams became frightened
and ran away. ibis frightened the
other stock, aud many o. them broke
away from their grooms aud crsai1d
great excitepsnt. Qne team dashed
With furious speed among the terrified
animals gnd upon the Marion GorEet
band, which beaded the procession,
throwing them right sod leh 10 the
ground. The confusion which follow.
ed was terrible. The thousands of
spectators Who filed the track and
grand stand beeamn Wild with excite
ment, and it was witt ola cplty that
many persons were saved from being
crushed to death. The only serious
accident resulted to Harry Conrad,
tenor dranEer Of the Marion band,
who, although badly ac-t, will recov-
er. Z. X. Clark and 4. l.. Glark,
also Of the Marion band, were some
what injured, but all are 10 q %favora-
bic condition tonight
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A Charge of Crooked whisky ssa.
rcls Refutcd.

GHeAaQ. september ll-0l Sep
tember 9Th Q dispatcs YES sent from
Toledo giving out as g fast ti2t TIE
barrels Of he West Chicago Alcohol
Works, shipped from Chicago to FOL.
edo, U.ere found on examination to
be fraudulent IN construction, con
tanning less spirits titan tie gauge
would indicate, and that the Chicago
lrms bad paid a Toledo firm 5000 as
a drawback &C sccount of the fraud.
The proprietors Of the Gsicsgo Al
eohol Works. feeling injured hy tbs
sts.e1;ent 2sa means of refuting it
have asked tee Goyprnment officials
to examine their barrels, ap4 Today
the officials, after a careful examine
tjcD OF seventeen barrels taken at
random from . lot on hand: state
that they found bgt q slight variation,
not moro than usual, betgees the
gauge and the actusl measure.
The cficials declare that tic coop
erage is honest, and will so report TO
the Government. The frm have
long bs:r satise advocating measure
by weight S9sieae o;gsuge. and that
the charge ebove alldded sross opt
Of males 90 eaeogot Of personal dis
like to them. Tbs aravbsck men
toned was, they say, simply 6 s%ettle-
ment Of q bad debt due them by the
roIe6o Err. They are in possession
of aiidavits from eocpers stating that
they Use b lrrels ezs stiy liko those fd.-
9ished other houses in this city, saa
that tbeF ere all honestly made.
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q BSsl@rdiy Attempt TO Destroy a
Dwelling.


New Castle, Pa, September IA
A most diabolical attempt aas sssGc
this morning to destroy the residence
Of Mrs. JACKIE, ? widow lady residing
on East street, ia this city. The
building was a neat and tasteful
brick edifee. and has la,terly beer OF.
cupied By Mrs. JACKIE and her daayb.
ter. The latter went away from
town yesterday morning to visit some
friends, aud 6uEing her absence an
cd lady named Kerr was engaged to
stsy in the house ct night foS compa.
nv for Mrs. j.; these two we're ihe
only occupants Of the boase st the
time it was discovered to be oe Gre.
They were awakened about one o..
clock this morning, nearly suffocated
With smoke, toliscover that the rooms
were fall Of it. They rsacbed the
street with difficulty and aIasbes
theit nearest asighbors. The Gremen
responded promptly tG the alarm and
succeeded in extingqish;ng the Games
in time to - The walls Of tie build.
lug. A portion Of TIC boaseholi fur.
%niture was saved in a damaged CON.
ditios.
The iacenGisr;as evidently intend.
ed to make sure work. T!hey had eff.
fected 50 entrance, scattered vss.o.s
articles Of bed clothing and wearing
apparel over the Goors, and saturated
them With kerosene before epplyine
the lame. To prevent the samei
from being seen from without they
mad hung up carpets inside Of ID,
windows.
AboNt : geer ago a similar atiemp
was made TO destroy lie same prop
erty, kerosene being then lseS, b..
was discovered before much damag,
was done. The whole affair is STROUD
ed 10 mystery.
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south American Earthquake.

New YORK, September ia let
ter from Latacunga, Peru, gives the
story Of the eruption Of the volcano
of Catopaxi, which took place on
july 20. Streams of water poured
from all the craters at once on the
Calao side, sweeping away every.
thing In their course Arother ire
sistible torrent followed the course of
the Saouimal river. The dwelling of
Signor Donoso is 10 ruins. The Alo-
cues river overflow ed, and caused
great damage. The Cutchio over
flowed, carrying every hing before it.
| The splendid machine shop went
down like g card house at the first
rush of the waters; so did the various
mills. The entire district was ike a
sea. And the inuadation would have
destroyed the city bad not the course
of the foods been timely diverted into
the river channels. The total loss of
life will reach, If it does not exceed,
one thousand persons. At least two
thousand head of cattle have been
destroyed, aad Of smaller animals the
loss is much greater. la the midst
of the roar Of the waters and crashing
of houses, the volcano poured out
enormous quantities of einders, which
gradually darkened the whole face of
the heavens, and left Lataeunga in
the profoundest obscurity from n
o'clock 10 the afternoon until ten at
night.
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GEoRgEfoRN, Del September II
During Q thunder storm this after
. Gideon u. HitchiGs, with his
fur sons aud two daughters. took
reiu; under a tree ia a field about
1--WE miles from Georgeto va. Light
Mug struck the tree, and three of the
children, two sons aud a daughter
were insanity killed. The father
aad the remiiaing ehildred were
sesiOu ly bat not fatally burlt.
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Or. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Makes the SKIN son, CIea., Pure " aite ard
Healthy Is Cleansing, Deodort4ing. Disintest-
trg Soothing, Healing and Purifying removed
DdndEun- thanng. Users, Sores, Eruptiops
kouzhness and retress OF the SKIN relievesftch-
inS- burning ami singing Of tne Skin. and irrita.
dynoi b.tlng aud stirging insects will relieve
LCHtNG PILES where nothing else will have
say effect is FREE FROM OFFEN-
SlN L ODOR- ana prevents Contagious Diseases.
and as an External Melical and Toilet Prepara-
tion II has no EQUAL. Price. p cts. n cake
BOX, three Cakes, sixty cents. Sold by
Geo W. Beniord, Somerset. Pa, and Druggists
generally. T.. 5. WEBSTER, Proprietor, OF,
pot. 40 n. Third St, Phila., Pa.
JUN IS
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sRletde ETA Blind Var /.

P~lTrsBuRG. September l5-Bar.
ney ilorran, aged tbirty-eight years,
committed suicide Yesterday morning,
at hts residence on Mulberry alley,
rear Fourteenth street. ny hanging.
deceased, who was a laborer, ios.
Sis eFesisht about six years ago, and
recently getting OF. Of employment
on seeoaut Of bis blindness, be beeane
depressed In his mind TO such s de.
gree that be lost his mental balance
10 the morning bis wife and their
.egr children attended church. and
upon their setrrn they discovered
liorfsn hanging to q bed pos. dead.
The Coroner held an inquest ia the
case the jury finding in accordance
with the testimony, which was in sub.
stance as narrated above.
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The Yellow Fever

JACKSONVILLE. september ia
special tonight 10 tie Saa and Press
says there were two dealbs fem s-l-
low fever last night at Fern .rdlas,
and also unecHdrfatd rep r. ~ 'wo
more. Among The sick Is Que { tie
doctors ihers are pr,b.b Div 10 90
so cases I'll toll. DE-. McFa1nrd
SAYS The fever yields ntoe1 more
rapidly 10 g meutihsD 10 Ssvabnph
last year He has SEQ, far ply
s%icians, a druggist and eiyht uuGsr-.
The hospital is neatly ready for pl-
tents. The demand for iiui and
nurses is increasing, and lbr May r.
has established u commissary 10 sup
ply the colcred people aud the poor.
Twenty eight deaths since August
10Th, Of which twenty were from
fever. All who can are leaving The
city in extra trains. Quantities ot
fumagatives and disinfectants have
been requested from Savannab and
Charleston.
Later.-There are reported thirty
new cases this evening. Nearly
eyerv one sick. la some cases whole
families are down. The jraia 10
night was crowded with iugi,iyes
The atmosphere is humid aud &c.
favorable, aud The fever spreads
rapidly. 4 gloomy aspect has set
tied over the city.
YELLOW FEVER
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Septen,5er 10
There were three deaths d. Fei-
nandina last night. The fever j.
spreading to he old town, abJnt q
mile distant. There are some eases
among the colored people. Physi-
clans and nurses arrived 70 day from
Savannah Two Of the resident
physicians are sick. The hospital
has been completed. A call f.r sid
in money, medicines ana flourish
ment has been made Jacksonville
is enforcing the strictest quarantine
against Fernan iina. The civ Is
guarded by volunteers night aud day
to prevent refugees from Fernandina
entering the city by land or WAFER
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Hayes and Morton.

RICHMOND, September l3.--ll q.
m President Hayes arrived at Rich
mond, Indiana, at 10 O'Clock this
morning. He was driven directly TO
Governor Burbanks' residence, and
Immediately repaired to the chamber
of Senator Merton. No change is
reported in the Senator's condition
this morning.
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TIE colored emigration movement
in Mississippi is taking the right
turn. Al a large meeting at Corintt
the other day, in which all the
Southern States were represented,
the proposition TO emigrate to AZ
rica was not looked upon with favor
bat the proposition to emigrate to
Arizona, New Mexico or Texas, was
approved