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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
Challenge ISSUED for champion Wrest-
ling Match.

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-John Mcmahon, champion
wrestler, has arrived here from San Francisco.
In America. best two in three. back falls. for
$1,000 to s25o0 side; Wright or Mclaughlin pre-
ferred. The match must take place In New
inp fhe articlnl
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
Buffers --latest Explicit.
baltimore Gazetta. |

BENJAMIN +. Butter, the unscrupulous land
pirate who marshal. the FaIsIaffan army Of
ragam nffins and destructiOntsts In MasSaehu-
ssfts. very appropriately organized mob at
Worcester. and, breaking into Democratic
convention, stole so-cailed Democratic nornt-
nation for Governor,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
Butler EKp7nTns-Me Gets M1s Figures
Frggn GefFRC1nR RecnPMs.

Boston, Sept. 26.-Gen. B. F. Butler will pub
ltsh, under pts, own signature, in tomorrow.
Globe. reioinder e the review of bis letter OF
that Mr.. Endicott's review would be unworthy
Of reply but for the attempt made to peryert his
fai1s, which might mislead some.. he says that
If he erred in figures regarding State taxation
the State Auditor is at fault; SO also in his
which are based on official figures.
Gen. Butler says he voted for the Hoosac
Tunnel on the pledge that the cost would not
exceed 100000. He contradicted Mr.. Endi-
colts charge that he received excessive fees,
and goes into q long argument to show that his
speeches on finance have been consistent. and
that the advancing of q constitutional green
back currency is very different from fayoring
unredeemable bank paper money.
Congressional Nomination I'm New Jersey.
HACKENsAcK, N. j., Sept. 26 The Fifth Dis
trict Dem mocratic Convention to-day nominated
ThOs. w. Demarest for Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
MARINE NEWS.

PORT EADs, Sept. 26. .. m.-Wind northeast.
light No arrivals.
Sailed Steamship Muriei
SOUTHWEST PASS, Sept. 26. 6 .. m.-BarOmeter
29.7o. Wind east northeast light. Weather
clear.
No arrivals or departures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
MoPfaama Must Rse @aueIgheas
Cincinnati Enquirer,l

ICINCINNNLI ENtIUIF5T,J -.
Gorham is the bete now of the Republican
unconyertibles just now. While occupying
the position Of secretary of their national
committee he is bowling for greenbacks and
distributing his speeches on that subject just
as though 1t was their doctrine. They viii
have to do something to squelch Gorhafn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
w my sG 2s in n Minority.
EPiffahIlrer Ilianatnn | - l

Tt is no wonder that the Republican party
in New Jersey continues in the minority when
it pins its faith to such men as ez-Secretary
Robeson, who has just been nominated for
Congress In that State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
EgepOrts frDgn HHemph1s. vicksburg. Gre"
naaa, Hoaly springs and Chatta"
snsakagA.

New YoRK, Sept 26.-The latest dispatches
Srom the yellow fever regions ct The, sou y
show that fhe dissase is worse In Memphis and
HAT there ID still large number of cases
I ii New Orleans Holly Springs reports 20 new
! cases and 10 deahs for the past twenty-four
death. Vicksburg and Grenada show marked
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
gpr. Hintlpey Doing w ell.

New YoRK. Sept 26-Health Officer Wander
}nool said yesterday that Dr. Llndley. the Mem
phfs physician, who now lies In. the Quarantine
Hos pital sufTlring from yellow fever. was doing
Fairly we'll The baggage of DR.. Lindey ar
rived ut jersey City on Tuesday night and was
tlisinfected by the health authorities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

Washington Post1


It occurs to us that q few speeches by Gen
Joe Johnston might do good In some Of the
close Northern districts. II old Joe talks as
well as he writes he will be worth listening
to. Bring the veteran to the front.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
lpsaystea.s gz,al5enge Accepted,

ST. JOHN, n B., Sept. 2G.-Wallace Ross, Of
this city has accepted the challenge Of Z. A,
Plaisted, Of New York, to row two mile race
becass river
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
of rev Cases mt Memphis
Ferty zseatals ON "wednesday.
ISpeoihl to the Demoerat.l

gT -7 TSD50IHE 10 IEI5 DsHIUEIHl.I -
MBMpHIs, Sept. DC. 2.5o O. m.-There were
] ,rty deaths yesterday, sixteen eotored. Among
sls deceased were Drs Forbes, of Texas
Esurcham, OF Ohio, and Langdon Cheves, Of
avannat grandson of the celebrated Langdon
Hheyes; also J. r. Trezevant. well known
ltizen. The nsW cases seem as malignant as
syer. Dr. Rogers is doing well. The weather
very warm, but there are indications of a
s5tanpe. w. r.. w.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
THE YELLOW FEVER.
tNDHTI0N OF THE INFECTED CITIES
AND TOWNs YESTERDAY.
sOrty-tVe Heratrss mt empbas-6gRme of
eae Prominent Caaes-NO More
Honey Needed.
Especial to the Democrat

q Especial to the Democratl
MEMPHIS Sept. 2G. $3.50 q. m.-There were
ssrty-tWo deaths to-day, fourteen colored.
d aries q. Fisher died this morning. Rev. DIR.
'3ggs Presbyterian, is very Ill. These two are
9TH brave. generous. noble fellows. Rev. DR..
.F9hite, Of Calvary Church. is reported rs mild
Iase. Dir. Rogers is doing well.
4 There was astorm last night. It Is moderate
n cool to-day.
/ No more money Is needed at present.
w ~ w
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

teonsolidated. The chairman of the Democratic
State Committee denies it.
That Butler delegate in the Worcester con-
vention making q speech with his left eye fres~
coed and 9 pipe In his mouth. was O subject
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
Row, who yviil Vote for Castellanos.

1t is pretty evident that anything that
helps build up the National party helps tear
down the Democratic party. But the National
party will have only q butterfly existence A.
year OF successful resumption would put it In
the cold, cold ground.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
INs Deaths at saten Fe1uge-New Cases
TwentysfguF.
[Speoial to the Demoers

Especial to the Demoerat.l
4 BATON RoUGE, Sept 26 - Fever report for
Twenty -four hours ending this morning at 3
o'clock: Deaths. none; new cases, twenty-four.
5s@ w r. G.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

Dick Thompson's oratory is only impaired by
the habit he has acquired as a marine Of seizing
himself at the back and at the stomach and
'hitching up' his pantaloons,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
rive Deaths mt Canton An Improved
Prospect.
tspseial to the Democ

ia ESDeUIAI TO inc UefnOCTAt.I
I'll CANTON; Miss. Sept. 26.-New cases for the
g5ast twenty.four hours. twelve; deaths, two
Eddie Smith and Mrs. VIM. Ell. BaAs hall. The
outlook Is better and our hopes are Higher.
EMMETT L. ROSS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
WASHINGTON.

IWWVGHREWFHb@ GIT NMWAFEs&E #EWWW@ HWWMHN@
tfae REU esranae Discrehlted-'The gov
ernrment Fully Prepared to Act In
Amy Event.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-No information has
Teen received at the Department Of State Or at
lean troops towards the Texas border, and the
statement is not credited: Nevertheless, could
1t prove true it 10 regarded as q matter Of very
force to prevent any acts of violence on the
Texas side Of the river, and also to pursue
If the Mexican government has decided to seud
a large force Of regular troops to the Rio
Grande 1t Is with q view to mutual military CO.
smuggling and cattle thieving: but If it is for
the purpose Of protecting the smugelers and
thieves against the pursuit of our troops 1t will
soon be found out, and this sort of thing won't
work for the administration is fully deter
mined to protect the Texas border from Mexi-
can raids at all events.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

Nurses and attendants In sick rooms, who
have not had the fever, use Omaha Rhubart
Wine rs preventive. For sale by I. L. Lyons
druppiSt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

NEWARK, N, J., Sept. 26.-Mr. Leach, aged fifty,
just after midnight this morning, went to the
house of his son-in-law, Charles Rivers. abused
his family, burst open the door Of the room into
which Rivers had retired. and struck him.
Rivers shot his assalant. the bali entering
Leach's left breast and probably intitctine q
sician. and at o'clock surrendered himself to
the police. He is twenty eight years old a na-
tive Of Virginia. and has been year in Newark
as agent Of the st. Louis -four mills.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

GALVESTON. Ind. Sept. 26.-The top of the
Church at this place was blown off in the storm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

About thirty days remain Tor reSlstra-
ta0n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


GILMAN. ILL.,. Sept. GA tornado struck this
town yesterday with kissing rumbling sound,
accompanied by rain. hard thunder and light
ming. The residence of l.. Com pton was carried
off its foundation, The roof. OF the large
Methodist Church was carried 400 feet and
pieces, etc. scattered promfscuously.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27
COHEN AND THE PRESIDENT.

Am Interview that WAS Barren of Re-
ssHss-HEr. Hayes 10 Pr0tuse LA PrOm~
iges. aa E1suat-Hls Views Upon u Re~
r,synf ssf BxsbaRmeHa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
Why We Work for immigration

immigration a ~ morc for North
Carolina than any ~ us a. ~ even
imagine - IL possible
Isl. II y i stimulate education help
support our higher academies, AMI
make mr. 4 S-i Common schools
al tn. year round
2nd. Il viii hg~ltcntaxss ever ar.
u wood land, old field land. or
other idle land, that i. made 70 Join the
list Of PRODUCING acres. viii add Iust
- much 70 the taxable property cf the
STATE.
81 The more tax payers " have,
and the more land j. made productive.
and the more need there II for mar
keis, &c--the nearer We shall come 10
good roads. bridged streams. conVt
nlent schools, churches, shops. fac
tories, and all the other advantage, of
a fiourishing and cultivated region.
18th. Immigrants ~ th- right sort
Will be apt 10 have a lliti, money and
a good deal OF energy both II which
will begin al once - exert q favorable
influence upon the growth and AL
vanCement OF the stat.
9th. Intelligent immigrants Viii. *
their satisfaction al finding ~,ulnlofta-
bile homes and unrivall,d natural re-
sources IN our State, teach tire NOR
restless OF our own people tir folly e
migrating "Out West III sIlis search
for an equal 10 That which they left
behind.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
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FROM the Monroe Exrres We tax
the following ccogn Of the srsnsfer
II the accused maa. S~%Fr.t. fFusu his
home. ia Caion, to Barkc I
NJ a. the ~:atsons on The r@
after passing ~sa:~svlIle, large eros b
we're gathered - $50 the prisoner. k-i
be VA r-Vogutr~i ~ several rartse~
who had -cn him - fssn lss a. IL thai
section A@xi Spran& At has soEy a
crowd % several hundred p~r~sfs bal
gathered. aut although No drsnon.f-
tons were made. IL a~ evident tbs.
the crowd WAS greatly rxCtts~f. ard BIZ
- 10 doubt a god sassnx for ia. Pr
sonrr that Ia 49, uot % leave thc tran
a. that station. NJ 4 point afssut four
miles west - ITlckors and verv usar
the scene IF the tragedy. il was IL
tended - take i pT1~oneT fr,Tn II.
tram. - here the magistrates Via bad
lhc matter al ghATae Wvrc Teajs tu
prs~,s~i with the preliminary exam
snAtion. tat on Account II tn" rxFats
meni ~ the people. ant through IT.
aiyaC. 81 the ,~oan~e ~ the pu~saer
the train dli nnd stop ~ THAI point
and he va. proceeded ssfh - NHrsar
Ion. where ~ w.S Delivered In tn
~anthNFlEa*~ Hi b4TAF ANAaANA AbA ~
mvshatels confined IN jail
The trlA! came off Accounting to Al
continent. and S~re~t was r<4u
nlttc~i FOR TRIAL in the Superior Cont
az Burke COUNTY. Strong proofs - y =
guilt We're ~pruiuced. AMI the case ispks
49,, lad fpr tie prisoner ltN hs.N
e>er. seemed IL H. entirely indifferent
TIN ,rowd which gathered to wltno :
TIA, trial VA 4 ,rrN large cite. All
much excitement prevailed. hut TO
violent intentions N~re manlfests~t.
Mann ritnoTs arr atl,sAi IL ihts -
iIeu Nh reference e. this matter. aid
some links ia the chain of evidence
which nxc- ttl- crime upon ~Sr II
unmistakablN have teen developed
Thr rumor which attracts innst att.n-
tlon n that which connects ~Nc9,st
with the Dunn murder. which Wa
committed two or three months before
he left the county with Mrs. Stinson.
The belief Of the best informed pei
sons j. that Sccrcst planned the muir
der Of MIR. Dunn and then hsrcd samuel
Alexander who - now confined ia oul
Jail charged with the crime 10 eIecut"
his plans. and there - considefhh =
evidence 10 sustain this belief.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

Dempsey Powell, colored, f,ll
dead al Pennington.
B. $. Johnson, of Lincoln. had a
slight attack of paralysis.
Alas for the sassengers of in
fancy, they don't most generally ever
return,
The insurance companies must
wish the winter over; losses are fire.
quent and heavy.
The dwelling of +. ". Alldridge,
OF La Grange, Lenoir county. was
burned last week.
The sale Of the magnificent Bran
don" estate on James River, for S3s,-
900, last week, shows how the mann
moth Southern plantations are bcin.
divided up. Upper and Lower"
Brandon Will each make two good
farms.
-Smithfield, our young neighbor, rs
we learn from the Visitor. has four
II NbtSl'itS loui III N'i
hatched) and a new post mistress Mrs.
NJ. Snead) and Mayor Rose has been
acquitted of the charges brought by
Mr. Fuller.
Fayetteville has been enjoying
some social gymnastics. First a grand
Bal Masque, in which about 100 mask
ers participated then a theatrical
amateur entertainment, with elocu-
tionary readings by Mrs. Rebecca Bled-
soc Buxton which Melted so for the
Oxford Orphan Asylum. Then the
usual Lvceum lecture and debates.
jolly folk down that way.
THE average salaries of Methodist
preachers in Virginia, per annum. IS
1924. u and in Tennessee. $170.S9."
What a shame. If the ministers Of
the gospel are really the servants and
advocates of the Lord, they should be
we'll provided for; SO that every
thought and energy Of their lives may
be given to works Of usefulness and
pietv. $119.s9 a year is a little less
than so cents a day, which is about
enough to buy food for the poor itine-
rants horse, But we have known
ministers of the Presbyterian and Bap-
fist churches to receive just such skin
and-bone subsistence.
Is it possible for a deaf man TO
- a - ~o:I-cr, t~,.Ix W. ,L,,l
not. There have been four deaf men
of our own acquaintance killed within
less than six months past, simply be
cause they could not resist the tempta-
ton to get upon the track, and walk
until some chance train slew them.
The latest instance was that of Mr..
Merritt. an old gentleman, who was
killesl in the suburbs Of Fayetteville
last week. Every effort to war; him
was made IN vain and his body was
mangled almost beyond recognition.
Without anv reflection on the unfor-
tunate dead. we should like to ask
what would be thought Of a blind man
who should frequent a locality abound
ing in perilous pitfalls: And yet, for
the leaf, no place Is more perilous
the railway track And yet,
parents rU lock up their children IN
tn, house. alone, with open fire-places,
ana 20 off TO church, or to gossip with
a neishbor. And yet, sensible young
girls ,crU haunt their frail dresses into
the fatal flame And vet, other gentle
women uU pour kerosene oil from
full cans into lighted lamps or the half
kindIed stove. Well. we'll SO wags
the world
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
Col. Folks Circular to SheriffS.
OFFIC DEPT OF AGRICULTURE,

A
Raleigh, y. c., Jan. 10. 1873.
SIR As a mean of aiding you in
discharging the duties imposed by
that feature of the act establishing this
Department and popularity known as
the Fertilizer Law" | beg to call
your attention to sections 8 and 9 of
said act, which are copied below, and
the list of brands hat have up to this
date been licensed:
SECTION s. That no manipulated
guano, superphoSphate, or other com
mercial fertilizer, shall be sold, or offer
ed for sale In this State until the man.
ufacturer, or person importing the same,
shall first obtain a license therefor. from
the Treasurer of the State, for which he
shall be paid a privilege tax of five hun
dred dollars per annum for each separate
brand or quality. Any person, corpora
ton, or company, who shall violate the
provisions of this act. or who shall sell,
or offer for sale, any such fertilizer, con-
trary to the provisions above set forth,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. and
upon conviction shall be fined and i'm
prisoned at the discretion of the Court.
SECTION 9. And every bag, barrel, or
other package of such fer .ilizer as above
designated, offered for sale in this State.
shall have thereon a plainly printed
label or stamp. which shall truly set
forth the name, location, and trademark
OF the manufacturer, also the chemical
composition ofthe contents ofsuch pack
age, and the real per centage of anv Of
the following ingredients asserted to be
present. to wit soluble and precipitated
phosphoric acid, soluble potassa. am
monia, or its equivalent In nitrogen, to-
gether with the date of its a~nalyzation.
and that the privilege tax provided for
in section eight has been paid and any
such fertilizer as shall be ascertained by
analysis not to contain the ingredients
and per centage set forth as above pro-
yided, shall be liable to seizure and con-
demnation, and when condemned shall
be sold by the Board of Agriculture for
the exclusive use and benefit of the De-
partment of Agriculture. ANY mer-
chant. trader. manufacturer. or agent.
who shall sell. or offer for sale, any COM
merclal fertilizer without having such
labels and stamps, as herelnbefore pro-
vlded. attached thereto. shall be liable
to a fine of ten dollars for each separate
bag or barrel or package sold or offered
for sale, to be sued for before anv Jus
tlce of the Peace, and to be collected by
the Sheriff by distress or otherwise, one
halt. less the cost. TO go to the party
suing, and the remaining half to the De-
partment, and if any such fertilizer shall
be condemned. as herein provided, it
shall be the duty of the Department to
have an analysis made of the same, and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

and that OF the people Of volr county
generally and especially Of the farm
ers, 70 whom even during its sholt -x-
lstence. this law has already saved
many thousands Of dollars IN our ef-
forts 10 have II observed and executed.
n above liss * published for the IN
formation and benefit OF your farmers.
mat they may know of whom 10 pur-
chase. Others VIII doubtless he added
before the opening OF the Spring trade.
and OF which YOU Viii L. duly inform
ed.
] am most respectfully.
l.. l. Po:.K.
Conn iN<Ions
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

Capt. r. p. Paddison, one of our
subscribers, at Point Caswell, will new
again trust 10 appearances IN the case
of a dead negro. He. with the assis-
tance of Frank Miller, was carrying
before a magistrate one Loftln Murphy,
a darkev who robbed the store of John
r. Paddison some time go. Murphy
suddenly fled. and refusing all orders
to halt, was about TO escape in the
swamps when Capt. Paddison pepper
ed his head and neck with a load of
duck-shot. Murphy fell. and seemed
TO be dying. Capt. Paddison fastened
for assistance, leaving Mr.. Miller with
Murphy. The latter went a few rods
TO o his hat. and on returning.
10. there wasn't no niger on the top
o dat ground. III lie place where a
dead niger was ought to De Muir
ply had vamoosed: and was seen 40
more. 1t takes something harder than
ordinary bird. shot TO damage the or
binary darkev's head.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31
Voorhees,.

We have never hitherto admired pit
Voorhees, as a statesman. but the Tai
Sycamore of the Wabash has captured
us this time, horse. foot and draEopns
His speech the other day wa~ "A ma
teriy etfort-of Co~nsuinnnate aoiihf
and address, while al the same time Al
was bold. aggressive u manly. A.
AN orator. Voorhees, possesses wonder
full power: wears ago he cnshrin'd
himself IN the heart, ~ adInITink
Americans bv his grand defense oi th'
unfortunate Cook. who was implicated
in the John Brown Raid and We Shall
not soon forget the wild enthusiasm
that burst like a wave Of light over the
81 Louis Convention Of 1915. a. Dan |.
tail form and leonlne hcad appeared
on the rostrum-how they
about the towering sycamore, as IL
swayed to and fro in all the ieTFle
feellngof Western eloquence, ui'ii inc
tribute Of glad applause burst rs IRON
one man from the lips Of eight thou
sand rapt listeners. We thouSh' 'h''''
as we think now. that we knew bu'
one other living man gifted WITH su'h
rare personal magnetism ance, boN-
ernor of the State OF North carolina.
Zeb and Dan-what 4 team mat WI.
be in the United States Senate iiet' -
be a rafting of dry bones of Radlcailsi3
when these two grid Up their loinH al"
wade in after scalps ,||dgefet1H -"
-gffp
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

Miss Rosetta Rice communicates /"
The Practical FdTmcr + statement OF
her successful experience III keeping
butter For the thirty five pounds ph'
down in rolls wrapped IN thln muslin,
she made "A brine 30 strong with salt
that il will float an egg. Into thls -
put one pound of brown sugar anh
one-fourtn Of "a pound Of @alipetrc 1T
ii come to a boil, skim well. and wheh
cold. pour il over the butter. winch D.
kept in a clean. well scalded "ak"n
cask. made for that purpose. hl9~
Rice adds The last roll Of butter.
which VIII b. used IN March. VIII -
as fresh and -wcct az this T. now. NJ
neighbor puts down her butter on "
different plan altogether. h pack
hers ia gallon crooks. andthen puts on
a laycr Of salt about two inches thI'h
She boots at me, and thinks my Way -
not half 80 nice a hers. Now. am
woman will see the difference IL az
pcarance Of the slice Of butter on nv
neighbour plate and mine. ID conr7'
her way i good. but | think my WAY
is preferable. The slice on III. plat
viii be clean. and Whole, and dewN
hers broken and uneven. with piece
OF salt sticking 10 IL.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

MARRIED ~ HA~TE-TIc North Carr
lima train arrived ~ tl~ depot Tuesday
night on time, and h brakeman
shouted All out for Charlotte. \
lady. who occupied a -=as IN the car
and was travelling alone. stepped out
on the platform and glance "istfuilS
at the crowd. \ man eibowesi ms ~aS
though the throng and Joined her on
the platform. They shook hands and
stood there with folded arms. Then
another man emerged from the crowd
and, standing in front OF them on III"
lower step. said something TO them III
a low tone. He was a Justice of g."
Peace. and he had made the oDupie
man and wife. All aboard sIout@I
the conductor the magistrate Jump
off. the two figures on b platform
boltad into the car, the bell rang. I'll"
whistle sounded, and the ~tEain-Oot
started on the iozenge round.
wedding journey hal b<8un-SGte
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-31

Coal abounds IN 4 number places
in the State. DR.. Emmons estimates
field at 800 square miles. Admiral
Wilkes officially reports-'lt Is a SHIN
ing clean clear coal. resembling the
best species OF Cumberland. lgnites
easily, burns with a clear bright COM
bustion and is excellent for fuel or for
gas-making.