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The New York herald., 1878-09-16
ODD FELLOWS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept Is, 1878.
The regular annual session OF the X. w. Grand
Lodge OF the United states Of tho order
Of Odd Fellows, which was to have boen beId al
AUSTIN Texa, TINS year. but account OF the prsva.
lsnce Of the yellow lever III the south WIS by proc.
lamation OF Grand Sure j. W. StOk convened IN tits
city, begins tomorrow large majority OF the re-
presentatIvcs to the Grand Lodge, including the
Grand Sre have arrived here ana others expected
here ON night.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE TrcoNDRRoGA ORDERED 10 BE PIrrED
FOE SEA.
PORTSMOUTH, n. a., Sept. Is, 1873
orders to At the United states steamer T,condeSoga
for possible havo been received At this
yard She will be tho flagship OF Conn odors Robert
NJ Shufsid who 10 chiei OF the Bureau Of Eq up.
mont and Recruiting, and Will receive u rovng Gem.
mission carry band
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NEW P,iI,I,ICATIONs.

III AUTHOR OF THAT Lass % Lowglk's.a =.
ia QJIEr LIE A. QUIET LIFE.
"A QUIET LIFE Charming Loys s,ofy. By Mr.,
Frances Hodgsoa Burnett author OF Kathleen "fhenn
rre,,y Folly PemOertsa." "as, Crespixny" &e Paper
cover. 80 cents, cfo,h. 81.
kATnLEnSi Perfect Love stoty ny Mrs. frances
HOdg-0n Burnett Paper cover, so cents. cloth. si.
'"fiIEO." LOVE STORY. BY Mrs Frances iiedt.
son Burnett. Paper cover. % cents, ciolh, 81.
PRETTY POLLY PENBERrON. Lave story. Bv
Mrs. Butnstt Paper cover. - ecuts. cloth, 81
MISS CHESPIUNh. Lows story. Bv Mrs. France
Iiodgson burnett past cover, - esst,; cloth. si
SONIA A Russian Love Story. SONIA ny Henry
Greve Price so cents In paper cover. or 81 In cloth
SANbLIS tNPIATlOS. A Russian story. Ny Henry
Greyille Price 90 cents Ia paper, or ~ In cloth.
GABAItLLE. fiiE uOCSk OF NAJREZk By
Henry Grcve. Price ~ cents Ia paper. 81 In cloth
Abovo books are for 'slo by aii bOskseers aud
agents o. copies will be sent 70 any one at ones A.
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THE STICKNEY FRAUDS.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept IL, 1873
Stickney has not been arrested yet, his physician
having certified that be is not we'll enough to
be moved, and may not DO SO fer several
days. His case IL now entirely tn the hands
oil tho police, and for some reason the
guard around the house doubled tonight. In The
morning Marshal Brigham will serve q warrant and
place guard, TO remain until the prisoner s
II 10 reported that trunk which being carried
TO the New York boat seized o-night the
ney Il Wellington. ,'r .fs. ~
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SNEfDERS INJURIES.

Henry 5oeder, who was assaulted by William
ncGlory, on Wednesday morning last 10 the "Burnt
Rag" No 1o3 Bowery, has boen under a physican's
care siucc bis removal IRON Chambefs street Hos
pi,n on Wednesday night His physician feared he
would do US no found his skull fractured. lie was
rem0ysdto BsIeyue Hospital Yesterday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

General Thomas W. sherman ana Colonel Andrew
W. Evans, United States Army, and General HuIch,n
son, Of EneIand, are At the Fifth Avenue Mlle lima
do Aurska Is Al the Grand Central Henry Bohuaer
German Consul At Richmond, Va, II At tho Windsor.
General James Il. Wilson, OF ST. Louis, aud JAmes
ksdpath, OF Boston, are At the Brev.ort General D.
H. hsury, of Richmond, Va, is at the New YORK.
Ex-senator Norris winsow, Of Waterfowl, NY, 10
at the Metropolitan. Major Edward q. Bush, United
States Army, Is AZ the SturtevAnL
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A BOY KILLED.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

sHESAsDoAH, Pa, Sept 10, 1873
On saturday afternoon a boy aged seven years,
named Edward Costello killed the railroad al
The RappshsnnocK, on the Philadelphia and Reading
Rsnroad. He was standing on the track as tue pas-
senger train around q sharp curve, and, boiore
he could make mis- escsps, the engine ran over him.
Besides beng snockingiy pu,iistsd his back aad
hekn arms were broken.
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FAILURES IN CANADA.

QUEBEC, Sept Is, 1878.
Charles Poston & Co., coal merchants have made
an sssig nmont for tho benefit OF creditors.
NoNrgRAL, Sept IL, 1878.
3 The liabilities Of Gsofori l. Co.. booss and shoes,
Of Kingston, failed shor. time ago. $1l6742
Of which $50 S8S arc Indirect. Montreal firms are
tts principal crsditora The nrm offered larry cents
on the dollar, winch was refused the ieeling among
the creditors being IN fAvoo winding up the estate
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DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

ELyiRA, N. " Sept. IL, 1873
Tho Democratic County Convention yesterday
elected David o. HILL Sylvester s. Taylor and T.. p
D,mon delegates TO the Syracuse Convention. No
resolutions were passed
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
rLORiLINE,

Tor the teeth and breath 10 tue best liquid dsntes 10
the world thoroughly ciesnses partially dseAyed teeth
from all parasites living "snim sIeuir" leaving them
pesriy white, Importing delightful fragrance 20 the
broath The FRAGRANT FLoRfINk Instantly all
odors arising from foul sto smoke Benx
partly COMPOSED OF honey soda and extracts Of s~eS
herbs aud plants Is perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry.
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP No. tss oxford st..
LONDON, b Engiand. and retzilsd sverywhers.
Price - cents
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1sIS.
The Fifth District Greenback Convention yesterday
nominated Charles H. Rathbun tor the Asst nbly.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twonty four hours In com.
parson with the spondpg date Of last year. ~
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hndnuts pharmacy
fIERA Id Buildngl. No, 2lB BroadwAy:-
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oyEnrLow OF A RlyEn.

CALI, Ont, Sept. IL, 1873.
During the recent storm rain fell a depth Of nearly
six inches, causing the Grand River to overflow
dong great damage 10 houses along tho banks rbe
eighty ear-oid son oil J. w. Edwards Is reported
drowned.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
ELMIRA RACES.

ELMIRA, N. Y, Sept. Is, 1878.
Saturdays fros for all won by Colds mitn's
Driver In three straight heats Time. 2:25,s-2:2sx-
2:26tl. .s-f
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A-CHlLL AND FEVER OR FEVER AND AGUR.
az we'll Int6rmittent and remItent fsvers, are sf
ectualy cured by Dr. JAYSk's A0uE MixruRs without .
liability OF return. sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
THREE MEN c.ER1ED AWAY AND DROWNED.

THREE NEN CtERIED away AND DROWNED.
BRASryoRD, Ont, Sept is 1873
A large amoant Of properly was destroyed In this
town by the food West Stamford la entirely SUBJ
merged. The iron bridge across the Grand River
gave way yesterday Afternoon, and three men who
were the bridge were drowned One OF the men
WAS named Tyrroli and the names OF the others are
NOT known.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
THE STORM.
RAILROAD TRAVEL

RAILROAD TRAVEL IMPEDHD By TIE oysR.
FLOW .f 70
[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ~F
ERIE. Pa, Sept. Is, 1873.
No trains have been the Eris and Pittsburg
road since last Saturday. The track, from sharon 10
Newcastle, . distance OF twcnty-ono miles, 10 still
under water II 10 impossible TO tell the extent
Of the damage
rhs big trestls the Jamsstown and Franklin road
is washed out and no trains are running this road.
The big bridge on the Atlantic and Great Western
road. NJ Shcnago, 10 impassabe. Trans are running
regularly the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

Next to n ioviag heart I prize
a lovely mouth.
Whose breath Is sweet as evening brseEs
From balmy South.
So, dsrliog, well know you wop't
Forget 80 use your sozoposr.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

NEWMARKET, Ont, Sept. 15, 1873
The food OF the last three days has bsen very de-
strucuvs In this section. Buildings have been doatsd
on mill dams carried away, the IRON bridge on the
Northern Railway seriously damaged aud thirteen
other bridges destroyed.
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Average temperature yssterday... ............ So
Average Temperature Tor corresponding date last
year "a,
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SozoDoNT

mouth wash is most sana;ive as toilet article
luxury aud It's regular use from early youth to old
would tend to aud maintain beautiful and healthy
teeth is also most economical few drops upon
brush Is all thai IL needed for efficacy pssssre Sold
by Drurgsis
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A-HIGH pRiCE nE oIfININE

A.--HIGH PRICE OF QUININE.
fns success Of TnERaALIsK cheap aad reliable snb.
sttute Tor quiune has been unparalleled druggists
Ii 10 sap. article of trade :; chs sad fever
every Instance. - cents Dor box. DCNDA5 DICK 9
90. NJ MAnufactufinR Cn emists New York.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

A-SELZER BRUSEEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL " ArsR A. STEPHAN CO.. ~ New -. syls
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

"BoLLINGER.m-lr Is RICH AND FULL. WITH
elegant bouquet peect decaey OF flavor and
exact co dr,uess to please the fss tidous
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
THE SPICE OF LIFE.

Persons living in Texas need not CON-
plain of the monotony of existence, as
there are almost always shootings and stab
bings enough in the State 10 insure 4 pleas
ant and refreshing diversity. Recently,
Frank Polk, an old citizen of Pisgah, went
10 the town Of Workman, and celebrated
the event by getting very drunk, and produ-
cIng the ancient Henry. He made him
self SO very obnoxious that Chief OF Police
Powers arrested him, and the Mayor fined
him for disorderly conduct Polk was so
infuriated by his arrest and fine that, after
paying up, and regaining his freedom, he
drank good deal more, and mounting a
horse, and procuring rifle, rode up and
down in front OF the Mayors Office, daring
him to show himself. Powers, advancing
on him with revolver, ordered him to
throw down his gun. Instead of doing so,
he fired OF Powers, who returned the fire,
the Mayor coming out and taking part in
the combat. At the close Of the engage
ueHl, iolh anu IO"ers were potu ueau ],
but the Mayor, who had been shot at sever
al times by the desperate, escaped unhurt.
which is considered 30 -discreditable there
that it injured his chances for reelection.
Not far from Wortham, in the neighbor-
hood Of Dallas, several unknown persons,
about the same time, fired a number OF
shots through the window Of church at a
man named Chenowith, who had entered
during service and cursed and abused the
clergyman in the pulpit because he had
been unwilling that friend of Chenowith
should preach. The Clergyman would have
the insult on the spot, no doubt,
had he not accidentally left his private ar
senal at home.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
RISMARCK,S DAUGHTER.

The marriage of Prince Bismarck's only
daughter with Count Rantzau will take
place at Varzin at Christmas in the most
private manner possible. Marie Bismarck,
who is the Princes eldest child, was born
at the old family mansion Of Schonhausen
August q, 1913. She is an estimable lady,
possessed of many virtues, and considerable
accomplishments To the villagers at Var
zin she Is especially endeared. Her fiancee,
Count kurd Won Rantzau, who is some
years her senior, has for some time been a
personal friend of the Bismarck family; he
by birth a member of one of the Oldest
SchIeswig- Holstein families; by profession
he is both a soldier and a member of the
Corps Diplomatique, being first lieutenant
OF the reserve of the Third Garde Uhlanen
Regiment, and Secretary of Legation.
He has been attached TO bassies of
Lisbon, Brussels and Munich. At the Ber-
lin Congress he took prominent part as
secretary since then he has held Office in
the Imperial Chancellor's own department.
Bismarck has conceived a warm attach
ment for his future son-inlaw.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
us.p.arGH ON BEacn>srsELp

NJ. Charles Bradlaugh, the English Rsdi
cal, who is well known in this country as a
lecturer, has recently delivered a speech in
Northampton on India and Afghanistar,' y
in which he takes the scalp OF the Beaeons-
iield Administration. lie contends that,
in country where Geneva arbitration
stands out as one stetp in new course Of
lie, there should be no more war until Par
Lament says "Yes" or "No." "When say
Parliament be added, Il mean our Parlia-
ment elected al general election. lhe
Parliament now sitting has no right to de-
termine upon it. 1t was selected under the
influence Of our National church and our
National beverage" He said that the
Parliament is old and dying; the Prime
Minister is old and dying; and that the
Government ought to die, for it is rotten
from one end TO the other. He added, ii
any body thinks l am too hsrd, let him
challenge me after sit down, and | will
name lie after lie uttered by men like Lord
B-aaonsiie,d and Lord Salisbury, and
make good every word that comes from my
rnouih -
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07

to whom you speak.
MAJOR Gardner, sui maintaining his point,
wished Hgrin u register his protest against
the ceusUre OF the board.
General SclIodeld. stamping his foot, and
white with ps'>>'oD: 'S-I nee, sir. No pro-
test OF yours VIII Ov reCviS ed, except in writ.
ing.
II was al length concluded not TO prolong
the scene IL public, and the board went into
private ;. Sion, n stormy discussion ensuing
That was heard in the corridor. In few
minutes the al cry tones suhSided, and Major
u ara s.er lett the room, iOOKin- Very white.
On r-'i The dOo-S he yielded the point
With f-w graceful remarks, and Genera!
Srhofe Il wished To be understood that in
censuring the Recorders action there
iah p.-en 70 intention OF attaching Tire puri-
NY oi ms motives III placing the matter in
question ON record. Argument was now had
nh the propriety of questioning General Pope
10y ihterrogatories, but the bsard decided
iiitt- for purposes of Information, the Gener-
~ could be OF no service 10 them General
s,chofeld said: "The board have exhausted
Their powers. and think IL ineXpe,ient 10
carry the matter any further"
In other words, thus far they have been
unable TO bulldoze General Pope. 1t is
New facts Of the Porter crime they are after,
Tor General Pope knows none. But the
~ils attorneys Of General Porter know we'll
that IN review of the evidence of witness
- given 80 long ago, many facts have grown
dull "r cannot I've corrob,rat-d. The badg
-rng given General Mcdowell il fair
samrl. OF the methods the: seek. They
have been offered every fact known by
IRE ,rai Pope, but they refuse the facts un-
i.s' th-y can open up the testimony of GenJ
eral P'po upon The former trial, and he
"as allowed a cross-ex animation.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
THE BALANCE IN OUR FAVOR.

The turn in the tide of specie is very
clearly shown by the recent report OF the
Bureau OF Statistics covering our foreign
trade to the end Of September. In the first
nine months of last year-the calendar year
lS77-we exported S2i,7O6,7S0 more gold
and silver than we received, the outgo be-
ing nearly forty-three millions, while the
income was but little over eighteen mil
lions. The tide was then decidedly out
ward, through not SO much SO as in pre-
vious years. But for the first nine months
of 1873 the balance of specie shipments, in
stead of being against us, is IN
our favor to the amount OF $751;
$50. We have sent out in this time
S2l ,955, ,62S, while We have received S22,-
1858. The month Of September told
heavily in our favor, the exports being but
S652, 2,9S5, while the imports were Sl,5T,-
6S8, and the month Of October was equally
satisfactory. 1t is such turn as this in
the tides that alarms London and makes
the Bank Of England sweat to maintain
herself.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
A Woman Dies While Having Her
Teeth Extracted.
ALBANY Evening Journal. |

l-h'ans INehaLS Souihai.l
Mrs. Hannah o. Shea, aged 40 years, and
who resides on the Troy road, came TO this
city to-day, and about noon, accompanied
by friend named Mrs. Ryan, of 9S Herki-
mer street, visited the office of DIR. E. NJ.
Willett, No. 69S Broadway, for the pur-
pose of having several teeth extracted.
Mrs. Shea declined to take any ether or gas.
and the Doctor commenced operations. At
ter two of the teeth had been extracted, the
patient suddenly turned pale, gasped few
times, and before assistance could be sum-
moned, expired in the chair. Death is sup
posed to haye resulted from rupture of the
heart. Coroner Kerr was summoned and
took charge OF the body. A post-mortem
examination will be made of the BODY.
Mrs. Ryan gave the following statement of
the affair: Hannah Shea was friend of
mine residing on the Troy road; she wrote
and asked me if l would 90 with her to the
dentists; L sent back word that
would at any time; she
came down to-day, and about II o'clock
We reached DIR. Willett's office at No. 693.
Broadway; l was acquainted with the Doc
tor, as he had done work for me for some
time pact; he examined her teeth and said
there were four that needed extraction she
said she was nervous, but did not wish to
take any gas or ether; after the extraction
Of the first tooth she said to me that it did |
not hurt much, and that she was pleased
she then turned to the Doctor land said she |
was ready for the next; the Doctor then e1-
tracted the second tooth; Mrs. Shea then |
raised her head, but did not say anything
saw that something WAS the matter with
her; she appeared deadly pale or ghastly;
'he gasped few times and DIR. Willett
'aid she had tainted; within about three
minutes, think, she was dead restoratiyes
we're used and medical aid summoned i'm
but she was dead before any
,ame." As will beseen from this statement
10 blame can attach to Or. Willett. Mrs.
shea leaves a family.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07


The discovery of a new island in the
Polar seas is announced by the following
telegram from Tronso:
"E. Jehannessen, who had Just returned
there, reports that he penetrated a consider
able distance to the east, beyond, Navaja
Zemlja On September 3, in longitude 66
deg. east and lati;ude77 deg. % min. north.
he discovered an island which he has
named 'Ensomheden Qoneliness) 1t is
about ten miles long and level, the highest
point not exceeding one hundred feet. Ii
was free from snow, with poor vegetation,
but an immense quantity of birds. The
sea was free from ice toward the west.
north and sonth, but drift ice was seen to-
ward the southeast. Everything about the
ice was favorable for navigation 20 long ss
the vessel did not 60 too near the mainland
Of Siberia" The newly discovered island
lies therefore, somewhat to the southeast Of
lhs regioo visited BY the Austrian Expedi-
lioo of 1873 L
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
COUNTRY PUMPKINS JOKE.
40 Truth whatever in the Reported
Murder Of school. uislrc0u by

Tramps.
Especial dispatch to the New York World.
THOMPSON, Pa, November 1.-The ter
rible story ,old in the World Of to-day of
the murder of school-mistress in this vi
cinity is extremely hard to verify. Every
body in this mountain hamlet has been
talking for a week about such a murder,
but no one seems TO know what the teach
er's name was, where she taught school or
where she lived. Az many as Eve distinct
and widely separate school districts have
been named to me as the scene of the ira.
gedy, q cross-eXamination OF two-score o.
villagers and farmers has resulted in
nothing that can he depended upon to es-
tabiish the truth of the assertion that
Alice Kennett was murdered by two tramps
here on last Friday. | have inst inter
viewed Justice OF the Peace Giles Lewis
and Constable Van Horn, and they both
say that such a brutal outrage could
not occur in this township and be COW
cred up so completely and mystsriously /
have talked to railroad men on the Erie
line from Jersey City to this village, and
none of them kaew Of such an affair and
had never heard OF 1t until they read Of it
in New York newspapers. Constable Van
Horn thinks the scene of the tragedy was
in Wayne county. Justice Lewis thinks
the murder must have been committed at
Priest Williams old red school house, nine
miles north of here. Though the Justice is |
to know everybody in this corner
Of Pennsylvania, he says ne does not know
Of any family named Kennett, or Of a |
'chooi mistress Of that name, and he has
Known all the school teachers oil this vicin-
ty for the past fifty years. Constable Van
Horn, who is the hotel-keeper here, anil
<ho has the mo-t direct interest in the cir
,ulation Of the story, says that the story Of
, school-mistress being outraged and mur-
lered and having her tongue cut out by
ramps Is an old one, he having heard it
Inst early last summer. 1t has come to be
egardei a. smart joke among country
outs and village loungers to repeat it with
ssumed seriousness to all credulous stran-
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qneeklp dimes
OUR WENBERS.

Teuih District, First Ward, elects Geo.
T. Beyen, Democrat, by % majDriiy, over
Anthony candidate. lie does not IKE
hair in George T. Anthony head and has
always been opposed to him.
The Eleventh District, Second Ward,
elects Thos. T. Gable, Democrat, by "a
majority, over Anthony's candidate. lie is
p,eIged to standby the Democratic nominee.
Mr.. Gable was for long time clerk in the
post-oiiioe, and was thorough, honest ca
pable worker since that time he he been
succe -sfully engaged in mercantile Fo''-''its
In our city
rheTx. !i.h D.-,ric. Iui-G Ws-'i. =. Its
) jaiie- r L,gs.I,', 8-p.J..cru a. -. ma
aiiy, over Chtpin, b,.nrc,at- J. s.'',e
stands pieds,1 10 support Goors" 4. Al
thony, Vim. \. Phillip, John \. AndeTss n
and John J. Ingalls,, Tor United States Sch
a,e. 1t IL, however, generally understood
that he will vote for the man that wins,
John j. Ingalls,.
The Thirteenth District, Fourth Ward,
elects Chas. III. Miller, Republican, over
John c. Vogel, Democrat, by s. majority
Miller is pledged to support Geo. l. An
thony for Senator. He will bitterly OPP
pose Ingalls,. His second choice Is = L.
Pomeroy. Miller was elected because
the Democrats nominated boz, who Gid
not command the support OF his own party.
The Fourteenth District elects VIM. Hen
derson, Democrat, by 200 majority over
Ben Edwards. - independently Republican,
and Geo. T. Anthony, candidate Iender-
son is an able man, and will abide by the
will Of his constituents, and never vote Tor
anybody except a sound Democrat.
The Fifteenth District, elects Frank
Gable, Democrat, by II majority over John
Mn. Larimer, Republican, both candidates
announced themselves as opposed 10 the
election Of Geo. T. Anthony TO the Senate.
A large number, about fifty, oi the Re
publican penitentiary employees, voted Tor
Cable and few OF the Republicans oil
Alexandra who support George /. voted
for Gable, alleging as reason for 50 doing
that they preferred Democrat TO RePub-
lican, as a Democratic member could not
go into Republican caucus.
Gable is pledged to vote for a Democrat
for United States Senator.
The Sixteenth District has been heard
from, except two precincts, Walnut and
Fall Leaf, and thus far Blackman, Re, ub-
lican, and anti-George I, is Il ahead of
Moore, Democrat and also anti-Georgc I.
The two Senators from this county al
ready elected are known TO be opposed to
George rs election.
From this summary it will be seen that
out of our nine members of the Senate and
the House, Mr.. Miller, only, is pledged
squarely 10 vote for George I. Anthony for
Senator.
The defeat in this county of every candi-
date openly pledged to support George T..
is the strongest evidence that the people
have repudiated him. His late speech at
% Lsing's Hall, declaring greenbaeks uncon-
stitutional and silver not a standard of
value, took away what little support he had
loft