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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28

from his garments. Elsie turned to
the stranger.
"Your meal is prepared she
said; "when you have partaken, the
servant will show you to your room.r
Aud bidding her guest goodnight,
she went away TO her room, aud lay
down upon her bed, but not to
sleep. Through the long hours, un.
Ill the late autumn dawn, she toss,
ed rcstlessly upon her couch, think.
ing much of the strange guest, and
marveling why his image mingled
so continually with her vision of
the past.
The next morning, when the
breakfast hour was passed, the
stranger spoke of his departure.
"Before | go, madam" he said,
81 ought to inform You who | am,
that you may. ut least, know yon
have not bestowed your kindness OH
one unworthy.
"For twenty years | have been
wanderer in other lands, a sad, lone.
~, disappointed man. Yet have
ever kept one hope bright and vi2o
rOus, the hope of return to my ma.
tive shores, and the scenes of early
happiness.
81 was born and lived till man.
hood in the midstof a region much
like this in which your home is stu,
ated. ! was an orphan, but had
a small competence and many
friends. Ny guardian had u daugh.
ter whom loved, and who acknowl.
edged thar my love was returned.
We were betrothed, by the consent
of her parents, and our wedding
day was very near, when strange
misfortnnes overwhelmed my Alice.
First, her father died sudden and
terrible death, then her mother
dropped beneath the blow. and
shortly followed, leaving to Alice
the care of the younger children, and
eXacting from her q promise that
she would never leave them until
they were all provided for. would
willingly have shared the heavy
burdens that now fell upon Alice,
but she refused 10 bind me 10 her
life of toll and self.sacrifce. She
laid her love and all her bright
hopes upon the altar of duty, and [
appalled, by the sacrifice and mad
with disappointment, fled from the
country aud became IL wanderer in
other lands.
"Elsie, / promised to return
when your task was ended. am
here! Have you no word OF wei.
come, after all these years OF sepa.
ratiOni"
He had no need to ask, for Elsie
lay soothing in the arms opened to
receive her, while the little ones
looked on wonderingly; and the old
gardener. to whom the secret had
been impaired the night previous,
stood with clasped hands uttering
calculations of tlIanktulness.
ELSIE, shall We ever part againf"
"Never," said Elsie, with her
quiet simplicity; "never again until
DEATH" and she looked up into his
face with the old confiding glance
that greeted him score of years
before.
Very quietly the middle. aged pair
settled down at the old homestead,
which was beautiful aud adorned by
the wealth John Francis brougo
from foreign lands, and .learer far
TO them than any palace home,
with the store of memories that
people it's dim chambers, aud all
the green demtsne which had wit.
messed their early joys, and their
re. union after weary years of sepa-
ration.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28

ness to Yourself you can mako
money. But when you get too bsp-
py and give your business away,
others will make the money which
you expected for Yourself. This is
human nature, and yOn know it.
desire you to come to this city
and examine my stock at leisure.
You can then take away whatever
quantity you bargain for, aud you
can rest assured ii you act hon0ra-
bly, with me, | will with you, and
when | treat a man true and I'M.
right, expect the same in return;
ami ! will prove what l say to your
satisfaction when we meet. Ny
prices are as follOws:-For tl25 I
will allow yon $1,000; for e25O
will allow you 5000; tor $3.50
will allow you 5000. The sizes of
my Cigars are Nos. /, 9, 3 and 10.
You will understand l am willing
to allow You $500 in goods for your
railroad expenses. You are ut lib
Frty to bring Il friend with You il
he has money. BHt bring q man
who can keep still tongue. II
yon make up your mind to come,
notify me at what hotel you may
stop here. If you are not familiar
with the name OF suitable hotel
here, write to me and will furnish
You all the information you desire.
Whatever you do, answer this at
once. There are other men in this
business, some of them have been
connected with me, and some Of
them are acting for themselves.
Ii is useless for you to waste your
time on them, rs am the only man.
utacturer, and they are necessarily
obliged TO buy their goods from me
to sell to you. They do not like to
own up to this; but they are obliged
to do 50 in the end. The safest
plan is to come to headquarters and
deal directly with me. To o man
Of the intelligence you are snppos.
ed to possess, it is unnecessary for
me to 90 into further details. But
any additional information will be
furnished when | hear from you.
Write short and plain letters and
to the point. DO not bother me
about small orders or samples
which are usually sent by mail.
An inQuisitive postmaster, or some
one who is in the habit Of getting
your mail for you, may he tempted
to open your letters. In case you
intend coming on Immediately no.
tify me three or four days in ad.
vance of your starting, so that l
can be prepared for you. Read the
printed slip inside very carefully.
Remember that this circular is sent
TO very few. My object in having
it printed is to avoid saying too
much in writing. You will perceive
the Importance Of this. 1t is print.
ed in my private Office. IL have
made Il mistake by writing to the
wrong man, please excuse me and
do not expose me. Let matters
drop.
You may not come on, but il We
meet you will find me sure friend
to deal with. When treat mau
truly expect the same in return.
For our first trade you must sec me
personally. After that VIC eau
make other arrangements.
THOMAS BOND,
1876 Elizabeth ST.,
New York.
In StOrel.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28
MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular board
ers will find this house as comfortable
and well supplied as the resources and con cor
ditiop of the country will permit. The
charges are very reasonable. The stage
Stand is kept at this Hotel. -
have also attached to my hotel new
and commod,ous Stable, well supplied with
provender and water, and good ostier a.
ways on hand to attend to stock.
The travelling public Will do well ~ give
me a cali, A. J. REYNOLDS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28
DR.. 3. II. RICHARDSON,
b. h. COLEMAN,
PARISH SURVEYOR,

MILL attend promptly and efficiently
w TO all business in his line. Charges
moderate. Residence ! miles southeast Of
Homer, on Trenton road. =. o., Homer.
Avg. -, 1877. l:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28
Terms Of AdvertIslnu:

One square, of one inch in space or less,
nrst insertion, 81 90; each additional inser.
tisn, so cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28

Fish and other dishes often oogDo'
upon the table very greasy. II
way to prevent this b 70 -
brown or white paper evee -,
letting II toach the grsasV saf1Ass
Paper absorbs fat.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28
Ragland Sale and Feed Stable
I'M
Boarding House and Feed Stable.

IF you want good and cheap aceommoda,
i tions, 20 to BOAZMAN's, BOARDING
HOUSE and FEED STABLES, corner Of
Spring and Travis streets, Shreveport, La.
WIN. BOAZMAN, Proprietor.
Dec. o., 1879. 1e6m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-28

Professional and business cards, of ten
lines or less in length, sl5 per annnm for
six months, 80; for three months, 81
Business advertisements Of greater length
will be inserted at above rates.
Legal advertisements will he charged AT
legal rates, where fixed by law; otherwise
At special rates as published above.
~ Special notices 20 cents per line.
Funeral notices of less than ten lines,
and marriage aud religious notices inserted
gratis.
Job-werk executed in the ncatest style,
aud at reasonable prices.
August -, lSi7.
, 1879-08-19
FIRES.



The alarm from Box Is at 7:s5 p. m. waa
caused bY f!se in tile basemcnt Of No. ~ Run.
dolph street, discovered by Lieut.. Foley. Of
pinkcrtou's police. The room was occupied by
Jacob I.ulnbrocht, tailor, anl Charles scbcEt,
shoemaker. Tt,e tro was caused by the ignition
OF aur,e straw from cnals Loss nominal
A still. alarm u E1iginu Company No. 49, at
3:l0 Yesterday attcrnoon, was CAUSED hY q!'a!,-
Doddy, eon-t,oaler al No. To West Lake street,
an,l was cxtinVnisfed with fcw pals Of water.
No great da.llaUu was done. As usual ID this
locality tl,e origin uf the fro !s d mystery. No
oua wus seen nhout tho premises, but It Ia suyo
that stall full ot hay would mt catch fire u
itself. The mysterious barn-burncr has nn'
Lpubtedlg commenced work aInln.
Thu nlartn from BOX % ut n'cock last cyon-
Ing wAs caused by tho Explosion OF a Kerosene
lamp In tl,e serontl.ttory Ut Nos. 0 Anl Wa
l,aasl avenue, owned By Mr. LafIp. Damasa
triAlng.
, 1879-08-19
SUICIDE.
Eptcfdf i1ixt,ateh 10 Tie Tribune.

Eptcfdf DtEtkfch 10 2Ge Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. ls.-Thon,as n. john
sou, Us Yaara Of a9c, reading at I'D Fifth street.
d!sd thts morning fron, tho effects ot bullet
wound Indicted by his own hand Saturday aitcr-
noon. At tic Coroucr's inquest this morning
William u. johnson, sou OF Tho decreased, tcsts-
Qed thut bis father ca,nu hons Saturday noon,
took dinner, an.l then went upstairs to seup.
Shortly attcrward pistol shot WIS heard, u,lA
tho old man WAS fouul by tic faluiiY lying OH
As back viii q revolver In Ills hand. johnson
never recovered consciousness, M,Il tligl lbout
= O'Clock th!A morning. Deceased furuIr1ly
kapt hotcl In Windsor, Hlsnass rey0rses
seem to havo Affected bis tnlnd DURING the past
few munthp.
GlNclNNA7l,. o.. Aug. 1s.-Charles Dahrct,
supposed to ba q traveller ftF honss 40. IL
Mai.iou Lane, New York, was fouud dead In
hs room at tug Baratt uouss At . o'clack #! to.
body was partly deconlinset. Htl 1t u not
known when the aet was committed. 1lo left
no LITTER or papers G!vtn. rcasol for the deed.
lla is believed to have fanl!y at foughksep-
srscsas Dt8pdtca to Ths 1ftbuxa
DRrAa. o., Alx. i8.-:Anoter case Of suicide
occurred In this county laxt night, inakulg thrGo
Within Is uuay weeks: =, Ihls tlHo L VIVA ono Ab.
Center Township. Ito got uEl ,lurits thu night,
went out to Lie aortt-crib, tied olIU eud VI u
clolAcs.lao around his heck, climbed III a.4
tied tho other arouud beam, aud then jumped
he strangled to death afterwards. Sir. Urncs has
beeu In Ill health for some time past, which Is
the cause assigned for his unnatnral derd.
East s1oiNAw, slish., Aug: ls.-siary Jano
Aycra!. otherwise known ~ Mary Jaue Austin,
waa found dead In bed Ut sagiuaw CITY th!s
AotGIug, having taken lAudauufn with suicldul
rs,.ou Oh Sunday aud th1eatsusd suicide. She
MAS II years uld.
, 1879-08-19

lie Nlows Ills Horn Somewhat Loudly In
thu Court. Ruorn ut Nuw York.
Speeiat Dttpasch to 1as TfidMns-
New YoRK, Aug. 18.-l.uvy, tho distinguish
ell cornct!st, wheM not engaged in playlug nt
Manhattan beach under Ills s4Ata-weck con-
tract, Is engaged IN tho courts, where bis credit
ors nro tryil. to ret satiafactf0n. 1llere was an
unusually exciting scono in his c,lso to-lay. After
much apeu swcuri.lg md threatening betwecn
the opposing counsel. whom tho Juslicu could
not subject, tho crctIitors' counsel asked Qucs-
tIona tending to show ihnt Levy was Il OtIanist,
having been married IN Enrln'd before cofnlfsg
hs.her. Then Levy got up And sworc long
and roundly at taa lawyer, dcnouncts@:
him rs l!nr, william, un,l tic rest,
nntl Bl,alSi4g hs 1iat until he wins finally ant III
hss chatr utMt heid there by hts counsel. Tile
Court seemed hclp!css ii, prescIcu ol s'ls wrats
fnl lawyers AMI client, and tho rowing continued
throughout the session.
, 1879-08-19
tE REMI'ITED."
1Iow tho Word Is Drtlned by I.oulslnun
DUnlocrhts.

1Iow tho Word Is Drtlned by Louisiana
DUnlocrhts.
Eptctai DispdscA n 7ha Tribune
WAsn1sn1oH, D. e.. Aug. 1S.-Senator kcl-
logg In speaking to-day Of reputation IN Louis
iann, said that ono feature OF the proposed set
tIenlcnt had not been fully exposed, which IL
this: The orl.t!ance r1nltscutes al! interest now
on ha,ul. nntl TO bu thereafter collected up to
mkt January. This monuy has been, and Ii be-
ing, collected from taxnarers for spoctlc pur-
pose. 1t b..longs BY provision In tile present
State Constitution to tho bondholdcfs, and can-
not hc diverted TO anY other use except by pal
pahc violation Of the organic Inv. The pay-
rntnt Of this money Is, fn the words
OF tho ortllnpncc, - rcmltted." Thu
meaning OF thts word us construed by
Usulocruttc statesmen fl Louisiana makes 1t
srnonYmous With "6tcaI'ng," as TINT word Is
utlletatuDtl In civilized communities. All money
10 tle credit Of tho interest account OIL tbs 18th
Of next January is TO be transferred To the Cen
cral Fund, and used to pay tho ordinary cx-
pellscs uf tho 9tatu Government.
, 1879-08-19

q '~o ,,,s 49,, r,,.,,..a
.".',., I,s n,s.,t.. .,.t soTa'" ~ -. r.,,"n.
dpeeidt Htn1'en N '"s t!'o""e'
ToRosro, Aug. l9.-lnformatton having been
lntd aga!pst Cnut. Fender, Of tic Oswego Belle,
for carrvIn,, a,an,rn fayc1l and Winters Is tvo
~ t,,s ero,y t.ithou, III. ah,rn,n,, n,t}clcs rc-
VI A'a w" ".loo"s wv eIieps ,e.'' ,' ~. ,,.,s,,
qlsrcd ny the seahsn's acL having peen s'e"ea'
Capt, PcnIcr Withdrew plea OF not guilty,
Witch Ind ,,rcn cntrr.a, on,t arl;nnweduc,1 Tic
a,"' 49, sxs,,,s ~ ~. ..,,n.,1 H. u,voI1
ena'eo' "n"es au''eo - "'' s'unn,'' .' ,',"
who admitted that the net re4ufsca art'cleB 10
ba carried. anu In mitigation Of damages n'cr-
,]oncd lint he thought II was the first instance
IN Which thc .ct Ind hccn mn IN force OH the
i.,.,, 49,, -,fy,u.J ,..or ~ ,,,o no,oro,
, 1879-08-19

TIE MAN WHO MADE THAT oLn COLUMBUS LIE!
TT fbs Editor NJ The T5tbtnt.

, .,
TIE MAN ""o MADE THAT ot.n COLUMBUS L1a'
IL tn Editor ar 1hf TFio""s;
CHICAGO, aug. le.-l "Ha ID washington
when The approaching marriage Of Gov. spraguc
and Miss Chaso was the cycpt, n,ul when thut
n,a ra,,n,,,,s s,''r,, ~" ~ "'1a T,",a',, ','s
w H,. s'a' ,'. s""'o ". ~, .t ~,
hosPlta'WoEN oeea71le ae1uA'htea "ith Alau
Hangover, Secretary III the Ohlo State Assocla-
c,ltor a, tim Ohio 'sfutt .E,,,rual nftcrwurda
,,st;.a.a aoosotos. ~, nn', rh.an .s,,t - ,,,,,,
l'itAso hesre,nts " "'uy: e"ase' "'" IN NJ"
assistant A'''''sor III the treasury Department
know him; aud apy allu,Iou to tnis slomlsr
,u.,o ht,, ,,,nr, In .ro,t,1 t. III .. " Il, ca
'''"". a' ".s.', 49, ", s'saoo ~ W "a - aea
a"' pase1ess l!o' but hls "llc' q 1nost excellehs
woman, nnl ono peculiarly obscrsant OF tho
proprlct!cs one wl,o hut tried to c IL mother to
the mr., t,,rIess Kntr. und Ind ouito tyten hcr
,n. . ,ass. .te',-at a ,,,as,o, 49,
,'''o W.. "ea.', .1io"s"t eao "as 1 l's'p' . =.
not to bo thought at. She herself had never
KNOWN Knto tn oyerstcn the mnrlS. but Mr,
,.,o l,,,,a .,r,o ,,,si,f,u ,n1or vr Choso
WV nv'u a.''o . po H.. a."t ,1"o @ a" .f
very strange tales. AZ mention Of this 'nan's
na,no ber l,usband oxclaincl, "Ualdordasl ~
md 1eft ,le rop,n bu. fran tint uau'a staul-
,,ms =, soo'.t, +, sonn.H lint t,, u,tis o,ri nmst
haye elSen ~ sohe sronn. 'oF t storss 1,t ~ so1
Wll'el'. " the way WeFs l'ln nFst Hl,.lo.' ~
tn,su ht,W 1ht " w !JcuMIA''e S"'p1 ~ wv
~ mo a q 9. o, =. 70 @ eg M na nht Geh
,ini gong thrnliEh tl'a soo'nsWlth unusual lfeo'
aonl, asld lhis gave Opportunity ioF many sur
nlses.
y friend IN t'se Wcst wrote ma IN TUG sun,
1ret Eavc ths tiianhs authority a''1 rscnse
his story w!th minute circumstances fllllcntt 10
reconcile with any theory o. tnloeetiee; tfnm
Two o!aer sources hsafa 'Ie stry. Ms,a III notl
cases traced It haek to thls man, wh"aa position
Heetna'l to place nun above i!!rstt9u tn matter
81 simple Verac!ty. !t VIA l'ke tha uld stary
tilas ollGv got aninaa among tha ahstnaia thAt
tue world was Ialll,'g. "Who toll your saYa
thu hcn to the atiCk "Ol1t Tue COW told mar
Soma ona clae told Inc COW. INIT when = eatho
back 70 thu cat. sflo bravery allrnleu: ~ saW
It, nl!u heard II, UNI lelt " m
olhefs snoAa on t!earsay' hus tllfs man saw
With his OWN Gyea, heard viii! hla own cars,
te't, tn l!ts tleeply aggrieye'l soul, tl!e great
WT,.'ig which huta s~et' dane u vIrtues course.
lle catlln 70 washington aNl Eot III npnuilt'
inGntt ut 1t WAS hot long until la rtuyGtl hllla-
, 1879-08-19

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 18.-1n to-iaY's THU
uNE SEQ reproduced On thu llrst page Colun-
bus special to tho Cincinnati Gazette Of last Sat-
urday, to the effect that ian agent In the conf
dencc Of Mr. Tiidcn vii! bc dispatched to Ohio
with bns'l TN tap.n md TINT 4'the funds nre
not to DO iutrustcd to tile Democratic State
Committee" 'rhis Is going away from hume to
get tho news and getting behind tho returns.
On the 9th Of july last 1cccraplled THE
TRIBUNE from hero as follows: "A lutter from
Now York stascs 1t Mr. .r1'ten will rau for t!ov-
crnos, his friends will not only carry Now
York but will also put money enough III
tho Ohio canpalgn 10 SECURE tito ecctinn
Of Ewing. THIS programme Will be carried cut
with tho subsequent elect Of nominating
George II. Pend!aton fur Vice.Presdeut Will,
Tlldon, and giving Ewing TAurtnan's placo iu
tho Senatu.h Twu wcuks aftur this appeared
aud bad genera! circulation Il Lcayeuworta pa-
per worked II ovor Ms original: " "Gash p" then
reproduced It in tic Cincinnati Enquirer. and
your Washington correspondent, Aug. l, COLI
frtned II. The facts aro that Mr. T!ldvn and Mr..
Uurnum bare buth personally assured Ewing
that ha should hage all the money tc needed,
ami upon that promise Mr. Ewing has been ell.
& .gr4 for four weeks iu "eastIng oil " tho
s.atc 80 % to scttIo upon, what dis
t:lcts the Ti!slen muney should bo used.
Yuur correspondent authnritatively states that
the following sums have been agreed upon: 10
Frank !turd, s5,0OO ior tho Tt!eGo district; to
Charles Ileamo!n, $12, 100 for hamilton County !;
10 the Mahonng vatlev roglor, S8,000. Dan
VOORHEES, and BaYless ". nanna, Of Indiana,
haye consented to LOOK utter The Ohio Nationals,
under the direction vi Sam cury, who will be
glyen sufficient muney TO qutst tho noisy ring
leaders. The SOURCES Of Information relied upon
BY yous correspondent are tndlsputahiJ correct.
aud here tn st. Louis the Ohio campaign ID
looked upon with tnure Interest than was ever
Missouri campaiglI. Ewing will bc prepared
10 expcud S75,0Oo Ut EastcEu money hulors TIC
tlcrt!un,
, 1879-08-19
QRlIliARY.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 1s.-rhe Roy. 3. s. Joscl5o,
ono OF thu earliest OF AbolEtlonlsts, died at tha
homo Of h!s brother, In 'TarrytoHu, yesterday,
u!el W. ..-..
ap>c5ai I,i.natch 10 7hs 7>tsw1,l -
KALAMAZOO, M!rli., aug. 18.-slrs. Hiram
Arnold. MI old aud ESTEEMED rtsilH,lt Of tfAa
plaec, Ale,l to-lny, aged III ycurs. Tho disease
casu OF the kidneys, sha lud resided here forty
ycurB. ...
xp+cfal pispaseA 10 i"s TYdstHa -.
DUBUQUE. Ia, Aug. l4.-hirs. ]. W. COY. WIG
tu-.lay of huurt t-disuasu.
, 1879-08-19

lran.ti n little townlda liz Democratic purity. I
rnv IL with ehanc nuw, hut ] was dIsgllatcd
with sonle thlnue tlIat thought the Republic
nr4 ',1! slonr wsnng, nt,d thu,lgllt they Dr.
] was so,ics, nit! hcforc a0y tmsts-nl!cEtance,
i have crcr held the good a'lti welfare OF my
country. The opIuion was atronc with mo that
assumption coultl not be brought about With
ont Hrent Injury to trade anl grostcr
distress 10 the HorknVmnn. The arrival Of the
lrst day of last January '"
r1srE114ED THAT 1pKA,
and the extra session of tho Confederate Con-
Si'rescnt time ihe onif safety for fhc Union lies
III Tic hands Of the Republican party,-tho party
of thr War, the rartv o! reconstruction. tl,
not desire. my comrades that tho principles Tor
be tri1ed md fooled avay b7 legislation BY tic
very parties whom we cou0uercd. wanted to
make thla public confessfon and state further
that, until tho nffa!ra of this Government vcrr
10 a Repub1icau % Shall M votc ' its Tickets mid
contribute fny inite towards It's councils"
This aensimcnf WAS loudly clcerc1 by the
nudloucc na4 am convinced 1t Ia shared BY
Many.
30 mitch In a geucra lwar. Now for particulars.
In tho first place Tue alleged union OF ticn, Ew-
!nE With Ti)don Is atstractInE all Of Thur'nan's
fEfen.ls, atrl while they may vots lle Democratic
work for tile success Of tie Cause. TlscY always
hnFc known Ewng's oScrwacnlng ambition, and
many ol them
uAvR yRnr LITTLE CONFIDENCE
in him m occount NJ h,a reccnt c,nvor.,o, >,
fhe ca,tso nnl ihe mnny bittcr thn.. f'i In Ina w
asid oIo,t thr nsrty in liz nNst ani wh" s "Ss h.,
4ree to nn1nrmna lIfcinng nnmorrat ,IEo M
Thurman thcv arr mich f1tsniraxcft. mi thtnIs
Il would he = hratthfnl icsson to sf,,, Kin
whiie cncscorinw r. "lec. thc rcst NJ ,hc ,fcE"t @
ncconIlMGcn. Ricn ts wttho,,t' nuc st,on ats,r1r,
In lila fnnt. Hp i,as hrcn rcnttc,, srrant
Ktumocr. and hia slnein 1cr VA. crncctn1
fn gcrye na rrcet ralIyI11r-cry. 11ut hn 1as mt
made sI,ple eneeeh tins far as auv mo knnws'
, 1879-08-19

lblllh.hHNs
Bpetfat Dispatrh 10 Tns Tff6nnE
WAsn1xuroN, D. e., Au0. 1s.-Thc utter.
ances Of Senator Thurman, which were matlo
for publication on the occasion Of his lstc visit
10 Washington, do mot agree with bts ttntc-
ments made In private conversation with friends
upon the same OCCASION. In convcrs!ng with
tho latter IN regard to tic political situation In
Ohio. Instead Of that confidence with which he
Is reported 10 tho press to be possessed, he
expressed very arnvo doubts IN regard TO
The outcome Of the Democratic campaign. Tie
Information which te received from tho State
led him to fear lcfeat- Tic considered tile CAM
pnion from the start desperate onu, and one
that would require unccaalnE attention mid ex-
crt!ons on the part Of the Democratic ma''agers'
Tic impressed his hearers with tho feeling That
bo regarded thu situation a. extremely critical.
ultl tint, wl1ftc he favored most vigorous e.
forts. llc would still enter upon hts work will
very little hope Of nnal success.
, 1879-08-19

NASHVILLE, Teuu., Aug. ls.-At a called
session Ut the Tennessee State Doard Of Health
the following resolutions we're auuutel for tile
government Of Me1oph[s or os4er infected
points:
First-No person shall bo permitted to enter q
town Or paro whtchts dangerously atlccteu With
yclow-feyer, unless such persou has already had
the ye1iow-fryrr, a,lu then only utter o1tan1nG
pertnl1a!ou Ut lbs Superintendent OF Quarantine.
At each place dangerously atIerled shall hays
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c1arEo md control, with the counsel nrtl n1-
vleu Of this Doaru, oi the tl,snfccton Ut huusee,
nm pr,yce, cellars, clothing, bedding, mud MI
Io{i,rr trrfiin fohrfrs. horrauc, ,nniIs, cars,
tirnnts. sr,srrs, drains. nnhc nn,i priyatc. n,nf
tl,r ,.s a,,G rn m !. .nn. he ~ nmv ti,nn
.,s.,n n,s. n"etu w. IL 1.a.,Te T. @ 3"' ''''o
e"ost9Gte et Hcless"Iy ~ nsi'llIv,' w,
~ -sn. haUo asu' & o. a'casm asr"t ~ xen,aiian
wthi,, Tho ln,s Of ,hcir respcctiyo Jurisdictions,
md give aisl null supuors to Supcrtntcndcnts OF
Qnarnnttnc during tue cp'dentc IN isle CARRYING
~ ~ " ~ a'1e , sn.s7 I'M . . 10 @o e'"'e
D0''N '""' A'o''' .'a'a .'ns. " ,,,., ,u ~ "'
,... s'.,a., ~ 49,. o... no., =,
,,aat.t ~ ~. .s,,s..,,,. ..,,s. ..aS. .,,an,.a.
49,. 'I ,nss..aa .,,,,. .,.s,a'ss ,.,,
be tiesisnatc With yolIow.fcvrr.
sccond--No pcssons alall he permitted To antcs
ysciHn scr,r," snd tch nnrsrs an e}tcn
auis A are ncrsts.ry 10 il,e care of ths alcx.
rh'rd-S6 person exesnt ING phJslc!an h:d eet; .,
hIus" oso w,ha i w nc dt il wslt!nr Of se snrer
intcnhcnt ot Quarantine. they havtnx first cnn,.
, 1879-08-19
VARIOUS.
NEW YORK.,

NEW 1ONfs
NEw YonE, Aug. 1s.-VlrgInia Lopez, who
arriyet'witi her paranta from t1avana last week
on thu Saratoga, has died Of yellow fcver IN tte
quarantine llnspital. 4 waiter OF the steamer 10
down with the disease.
ON sHErnoANp.
PnovtnENCE, Il. l., Aug. 18.-The schooner
Susan 8letson, from Mragoann for Proyidoucc,
las arrived hnrc. She lost tic Captains wife ht
Ilayti and two scamcu OH the voynyo from yell
loW-fever.
HAVANA.
HAVANA, Aug. 18.-0uo hundred deaths from
yoltow-frver lust weck,-an Increase of seven
over the previous week.
1T. LOUIS,
ST. Louis, Aug 18.-San1uct Kern, OF 1ack-
son, Misa., but latcly from Cairo. VIA seut ia
the quarantine hospital to-day, sck With yellow
fever,