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DIST II CEE:
From Gree Bay 10 Nnw Lend n. 81 rAi'os
Plnver. = IN: Grand Rat id. Q; III: Mtrri..,n
Junction - m: Area liz II Iii; VI ilona - IN:
LaGro>se, : ,. -. Paul. ii; Aiin.:eal.0iis -
CONN ECTIGNS.
AFL"ean 3 With Ci,ica 70 ( Northwestern
an, Wisconsin Central Eaitw F-er N.,,s,:s-.
a"dC1lcaLo l4@ FIR MI rpiat., ..a'h .... .,l,,s
S.uth and with I!,i'n ,!ess:i.;,.Ia. Co :Or he
troi', Clev mi. Buf!l,, an t.e :a>t
AZ Nv Iol o. with the 4 .T.trh..7. Lake
Shore & WESTERN Ry rSaaNano and u tmI,o-
woo.
At !herst motion an.4 Pinvcr. Will VS.
eanSIn Centrl: K. :. Tor A>a:iu Stevens i'or = t
P.,rta AMI M Us -
A. NJ .rrilaA wit1 Cliraco, S. PauI ( Mn
nel"nli< Line Tor Back River Fail, Eau IL ire
St PAM anil Minneapolis.
AT Hirola vi h Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul
~; for 81 Paul and M,nneaaoli>. viii win.ra
q D Peter railroad, 6. &. y. ~ % /; chester
Marshal, SIOUX Civ. / tnitt"n, an points wet
At La crosse with Southern minnesota Il T.
AMI With CnicaS' Clinton Du+tt"ue ana MIME
YIsTlFIY vs., Pee .:ver
+! q nj n, ger.
wCSs>S :, CASE. 3.a'l ra<s. \ INT
Green Bay. Wis.
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way !, lta52 ise Fn ins 2gE
II SANE DEPOT N CHICAGO vii any OF tie
Great Eastern AMI southern RAILWAYS. and :
the most convent nifty Inca ted ith reference 10
reaching any depot, Hotel or place of business
in that city.
Through tickets and Through Baggage Check.
to all PRINCIPAL cities.
Steel Rail Track. thoroughly ballastel free
from dust. Wostinrhouse innrovel Automat-
ic Air d AXE. NilerS Safety Platform an;
CoUnlingS on AL Passengers ears.
Ghe Fines, Day Coaches AMI Palace SIeepir.
cars.
THIS rra C meets more bu :iness centcrS
health sni pleasure resor;s. and nasSes through
finer country, with gran Ter cenery, than ANY
other Mort hwr>isrn I inc
a. V. II, CARPENTER,
ten Pass. ami IicN.t Agent
). s, MERRILL, jNO. C, GAULT.
Gen'l Manager. Asst tfrnI Man'r
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-04
Took Effect sunday, . pril 10th, 1876.

Connections: &c. NJ & ST. .R.K.!.-
W. Z. r. &c. i. t. NJ. r. Il. 4.-W. C
r f stages tor Jenny.
).WYATT. Supt.
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Fo tins O night fret sht and accommodation
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-. 49,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
n Remarkable 1ccide7lt.

A BABY FINDS a REVOLVER AND SHOOTS
ITSELF THROUGH THE BODY.
In New York yesterday afternoon a
strange case of shooting occurred, the
victim being baby seventeen months
old who in some mysterious way pulled
the trigger of a self-acting re, Oliver, the
ball entering the abdomen and coming
out on the left side. AT the Fourth Pre-
cinct Station House the case was repor-
ted In the ordinary way, 30 an accident
which happened in play between the
baby and little girl named Sarah Phil
lips, who Is eleven years OLD. A repor-
ter called at the residence of the injured
child and had a talk with the father ard
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. MillermaD, Ger
mans, who keen n lager beer saloon.
Millerman stated that, his wife being
delicate, he YVES in the habit of sleeping
on lounge in the sitting room (the
family occupy only two rooms at the
rear of the st0re), and every night placed
his revolver under the lounge when re-
tiring. Yesterday morning the brew
cry man awoke him early. and he for
got in the hurry TO put the weapon In
his pocket. He stated that when the
accident occurred he was on the side
walk getting in some coal. His child had
been In the care Of Fanny, whose moth
occupied rooms lin the nppcr part of
er.the house. 1t was only Yesterday
morning Mlllerman said. that lie told
his wife to employ Fanny regularly.
When the revolver went off Millerman
thought seltzer bottle or ginger ale bot
tie had burstbut the truth dawned upon
him when he saw the baby in Fanny's
arms, the little girl being terribly fright
ened. When the baby met with the ac-
cident Fanny was at the opposite cor
ner of the room. Some dishes were under
the lounge, with which the children
were IN the habit of playing, and Miller-
man thought that the baby lad got hold
of the revolver while looking for these
| dishes. How the infant could pull the
trigger with her tiny hands, Millerman
said, wrs to him mystery This same
fact also caused no little surmising
among the neighbors in the street, and
theories were advanced as to how such
| a strange accident couli occur. different
| stories were in circulation as to the sin
| gular occurrence. Millernan haf doc
| tor promptly on hand after the unfortu.
nate affAir,and a surgeon from the Cham
bers Street Hospital visited the chic
subsequently. The little one was still
living at midnight last night, but thu
chance of her recovery is very slight
| She is the first and only child Of her par
entS.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
F, TINE TABLE.

,yAyE wILsiN"io
,s',ss ,.ss,spnIa' sss n "a q 70, si.s s.sc, 20
!, Y, ic.s, q. nj Y IN n snndays' 2.s7
4, 10, ~ sso. $50, . 4s, p m, a ~ 70 40.
fas. N; o~ n, io.Oi,a m, u 81, n " :, on 'n
Em ioIs .,,l,"days: md, W'a m. +g,p; ~ ~
\ tp mon mon snW md Wash,ngtnni l2o', a,,n. INV
E,limore, AZ. ~ lni, 5la. pm. sun
Es.r ~; r55l,s;s.i.: q" .% & IN no sunday
b. b. castle; go, slS " nj o'' '''
90 n,'.r" SgnE 4. L.; 9io a nj o'' '''
ID 10 D,nn Sg,nl"a 4 northern X; Il H.; = T" 20
S;stc, ,"R estsrn n X. Il. 7 ID, 10 o5 am'
leleShec cruday train, '.i0 IN.
n pm. SWAT wILM1N6TnN.
kAIys ARkinn., a, y 81, $40 ! 06 a m !
! philaas,J,Pt!s % Pts' Il II 3 55, 81, bN. \, 9 ~ ~
NJ Ica. !ll5, ? 2 N N ii III iop m.
W. Ns% y fo. 4 / o6, "a a VI = ~ a. on
\, I,Ss2pm, IN sunuayS'
IN % ,adr" y ~ . OF. 40, A, m; ~ q q !,
} B,'ls"ss6 ~, . So p m; on Sundays zo' 7"
4. m, ,,on 90, a m i2N, i2sss
warm; az N; on sundays: 2 o. a m; 70
q b., pcpo-i; sOoam' no Sunday
h!as, rastle: 500 am; u 10 m;
Ms n M, N: no sunday trains:
p, !, p = pare ar. r. r.: $50 IL 10 q m
pe,n"mo ~ no sunday trains.
, wi io"ton Of 4 Northern II. H.: . W'
wl,,n,"I IN q . m; no sunday trains.
gs g,.a, ~, 'r ,e Western X. r.; 900 a m;
ce,snI,; ~ M; sunday train. b.25 2 m.
,oy Sp wiLMINGToN LEAVE PHIL
sefV' ApELPHTA. -
, o,ree, and Washington ave
hoao so 20, 10 30, II IS a IN; 2 80, > 90
* Is, . -, II pm; on sun-
s3o "a m; COOS As, II 80, p m.
s,,,sv' " second and Market streets
iu"'I ~ m. ~ 1s, 355, $50 u 80 p m
%urnlsys % . %. II 10 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
n Requisition Dish0nored.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 2s.-Detec-
tive Field, of New York, to-day present.
ed the requisitlon Of Governor Robinson
on the Governor of Pennsylvania for
the delivery 10 him of William Ii. Red
hefler, Philadelphia Law yer, who is
charged by Mrs. Annie Wallineford with
bigamy. Mrs. Walingford claims that
X 'dheffer was married to her prior to
his union with the woman with whom
he is living in Philadelphia. The requi-
silion from the Governor of New York
was unfavorably considered, the. State
Department acting under belief that
the prosecution was not wholly in the
interests of public morals. The GOV
ernor of New York and the District At
torney Of. New York city have been
written to in explanation of The action
of the Pennsylvania authorities.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
NTAPI.EWOOD INSTITUTE,
iXl akAl n Va n II NJ Il

For both sexes, Oh the Pnlla. q BALTIMORE
Central r. r., is eleven miles north o.
Wilmington, on the Concord Pike. NJ u
dents are prepared for the active duties o
life, for business and College. 1t excels In
a beautiful and hea a!thy location. In good
rooms, first-class professors. Little boy.
are made to feel that some one cares fol
them. For catalogue call on DR., Il. q
Shortlidge, 1872 Market street.
j. SHORrLIDGE, A. NJ. Prin.
aug21-3mdaw,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
n Remarkable accident.

From the Virginia (Nev.) Cbronice.
A most remarkable accident happen>
ed at the Hale & Norcross mine la>t
night. A cage with six men was con-
ing up the shaft at IL o'clock-the hour
for changing shifts. When about six
hundred feet from the bottom, at poi"t
where there is an irregular place in The
guides, the cage suddenly lurched to
one slide, ,thro wing the men to the other.
Patrick Holland, who was on the out
side. was crowded off. Instead of fall.
ing to the bottom and being dashed to
pieces, he was safely lodged on WALL
plate. The other men on the cage sup
posed he had fallen INTO the sump, of
course. When they reached the
surface they got the usual sacks and
sta, ted back to the sump to gather up
the fragments of the body. AS they ap
preached the Llace in the shaft where
The man was thrown off they heard
voice below them telling them to 60
slow. They did not know what to make
of the strange discovery, never suppos-
| ing 1t posi- Bile for Holland to be any
where else than at the bottom. When
| they saw him on his narrow perch they
| could scarcely believe their eyes. Any
one who has assembled a shaft knows
| how rapidly the wall plates fit by when
the lantern is held held so as TO bring
them to view. The cage from which
| II olland was thrown was coming up at
the usual rate of speed. How the man
could possibly have been lodged on one
| of these pieces OF timber without being
TANNED by the cage or knocked offa. it
vent mast him is a wonder. The wall
plate Is a square timber, fourteen by six
| teen inches, so that there was very lit
tie standing room for Holland while he
was waiting for the cage to come down
and rescue him. Ifthe shaft had been
so light that he could look down any
| considerable distance OF the six hundred
| feet between him and the bottom he
would scarcely have had the nerve to
cling to his narrow footing. The dark
ness Of ali mining shafts is a point in ia :
v0r Of the mi ners preserving their cool
ness when placed in tickl,sh positions.
| A couple OF pump men will throw a foot
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
BANKING
n DEPARTMENT.

n DEPARTMENT.
--tb-
Invcstpnent Securities.
STOCKS, BONDS,
MORTGAGES & LOANS.
Interest, Coupon and Cen
erul Collections.
United States City. County
and State Loans.
NOTE BROKERS'.
WESTERN FARMS 9ai0 per
CT. ist MoRTG'E GUAR'T'D.
European Tickets d Drafts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
RAIL ROA EDS.
DIILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
L BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD

ID tlLADELPBlA, w LIN lN6TON q
Z BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
June 2, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
for:
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
90, 8 10, 10 80 a. m, 80, 400, 20
,46, p. m.
Philadelphia Expressly 0. 90, 9. 80, 10 OF a M
"hila. ana New YORK, z 81, Z on, lO04, a m,
1895. " 80, as, p. m. -
Balti oore ana Intern ediate Stati9ns,
.35 a. IN. 5.18 p. m.
Baltimore and say Line, 7.Os, p. m.
Baltimore and w Washington, ~ ST. 2 los, 35
4. W.; t2H, l OF, 8 18, 7.08 p. m.
Tralns for Delaware Division, lea We for:
New Castle, ais, a. m. 1.05, 35 p.n.
Harrington ano intermediate StatiOss,
Beipaar and Interme,iate Stations s.15
srn., | 06, p. m.
soNDAy TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40, a. m. 500. $50, p. IA.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, q. M,
Baltimore and Washington, p5l. 2 10
\ M. ~
For luther information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
iepot. H. +. KENNEY,
Huppriptander1f
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
INSURANCE
DEPARTM EFT.

DEPARTM EFT.
D.
FIRE, MARIN r Il LIFE
INSURANCE..
Represent tie
La Caisse Gent hle Fire
OF Par 60
The Farmers FIRE lns. Co.
of York, Pa.
The WatertOwn Fire, of
Wateitown, N. Y.
The La Confiance Fire Ins.
Co., Of Paris.
The New England Mutual
Life of Boston, Mass.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
III f. AID e CO.,
BANKERS and BROKERS.
REAL ESTATEI
ID EP A IL r M L NT

Ep A IL r M L Mt
Mortgages Negotiated.
DWELLINGS,, LOTS q
FARMS at Private Sale.
REAL ES FATE
25 years. Experience at
PUBLIC SALES.
Rents Collected, and Pro-
perties Carefully Managed.
CONvFYANCING with
Legal Supervision.
Interest on Mortgages Col
lecLed.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29

wide plank across shaft 1000 feet from
the bottom and work upon it as thou IN
they were not five fe, from the bottom.
The darkness of the shaft prevents the
thought ofthe awful abyss below from
being constantly present
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29
WHERE THE DANGER LIES.

The danger lies in the tunnelled pal !,
where it is feared glowing rock will
carry destruction over the archway and
communicate it to the adjoining pro-
perty. The great danger from the fire
would arise from its extension into the
workings of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pauy, and once there, no power on earth
can prevent it from working its way un-
der the town of Pittston. here indeed
would be a poetic and terrible revenge
on the part of the outcast who was de-
MED shelter by the town and fled, like
Hagar, to the wilderness
The daily gazette., 1879-10-29

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
- Change of hours. On and after Feb.
Ath, 1879, Trains Will run as fot ows:
Leave Wilmington, 7.15 a. M, 1880 II. m.
and $50 p. m.
Arrive Avondale, s.5s a. m., 1882 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, 8 90 a m, IS p Ia.
Returning, leave Pomeroy lO.i0 a. M
and 4 so p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, 1914 noon,
and 8 10 p. IN.
Arriving, Wilmington, 8 no n. NJ, Q I5 p.
T., and OF p. m. ID. CONNELL,
bfemu Superintendent.
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letter from Fauuu!cr.

Correspondents Of tho Alexandra G.z,ttc !
SALEM. EAUQUGER Co , VA Nov. 3 -Gon.
VIM. II. Payne apjke a. The PIaius to day,
and wi speak o. Markham to MORROW morn
log. lie has pu: 10 some 30 / | work during
this ciDVas=, aud is the idol OF old Fauqlicr
county. The contest fer tho Legislature Is g
bitter ouc, but there socms to he 20 donb; of
tho cl,c ion o! Col. Robert S.ribline, the regu-
lar noulnoo of tn, Conservative party. Mr.
VIM. II. S!roh!r the candidate OF tho read
justcrs II a popular young man, ard many OF
bis friends regic; that no has consented to b..
c)mo candidate, end thus dig hiI own nollti
cal grave.
Mr.. s. L. Shacilciord, en- industrious and
successful you9g iarmcr. nour this village, il,
We regret % say. seriously Ill with typht ]
fever.
The Blue Ridge was covered with snow this
morning.
Largo trips Of wnca. VIZ sowl thii fall,
and it is lookirg well.
There ara still great lna5y tat cattle in this
section, and stock clttle are c,miog 10 u1ite
freely. Col. R9btri R.verly hes made TWO
oopsiRbmeots of his fat crulo to Liverpool,
England, and will seed auo.hcr LIT in o week
or two.
Apples nro very abundant this season but
seem to keep badly. Chestnuts are sc,roo and
the crop is considered failure.
Gen. Payne is prominently mentioned es
successor to Col. WithcIs. aud if elected will
make one of tho mes. brilliant and useful mem.
bcrs of tho United States Scnst, from the
South. B.
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IYEti.I Or TEE Iy.7s-.

Nearly $4,000, 900 ia GOD from Ep9land ar
rived in New ok San; AZ ard yesterday.
Mr. Hayes yesterday issued . nrcciam q ion
appointing Thursday, November 2211,h, a day ut
Thanksgiving ard prayer
Tsrva hundred cmigiaois lrom L;vtrfool
lnr r,x.a arrived at New Orleans yts crday.
They will lnTcst from 500 to $ coo each. 60
The picture Of The Yellow Stoan in the anti.
rcom .! the Senate gallery q: tho Capitol il
Washington has been Gi.igurcd by : n urkaoTu
wanda.
Tho Roaiog hcls!s a: WASHINGTON. D. c.,
yesterday, were Fleming Gill and Charley Ford.
fine 2:35. 2::G4 2:34 sid opt, OBS, 2:2G4
- . 2G4 respectively
S;c,auer Brohe5s, dry eool+ mcrchap;s of
Ci,casc, havo failed 4 ahiiiic4 over 81 ,000,-
GOO Ina laig ii c:c6it)rs ara GIatlin l. Co.,
o! Ne" Icik, to the lxteat Of $l00.O0O.
VIII! Tessar, aged fifteen yrars. cid al
Csl:c, | | gts.eld'y from the fleets of cut
In tho abdomen, which was Inflicted by David
PiImou. a@gro. Pllm.u IS IN Ill. The as
sault was uorr0vrkef.
Elections w,rc held TO dsy in eleven Statcs-
Ms!y land. New York, Mas: .husets Mime
ia aud Wisconsin clgc c' FuiI state t'ck t. with
lei. i,aturcs Come ciicus, NV Jersey, Virgiiia
sad NJ 8 ljsippl elected Slate legislatures, AID
Pennsylvania e'cccl E STATE treasurer.
Ice formed yesterday mCruirg 10 all the gut.
terra OF Memphis. aod ylstrdsy was bv lar the
codes: ctthc s2aaou. Fully 500 kilograms have
been sept by pbysca0s advising that ell caa re
turn With safety. The epdtm has closed n
tho season.
The whole Of Nav EogIand, Northern New
Yolk AID tie lake region have been visited by
. severe spow storm. Scv,rs Casualties arc
| rel oTied IN the lake. The STOW fell gate
Lively st HagcIs own on Sunday evening, aud
yesterday morCicg tho toujes!ops were covered.
G1ncral Sherman in his ANIMAL report shows
that Of tho army of 25 GOO men, arly 4, 900
arc employed about store houses, arscnas, 10
the si.n.l service snl in experimenting, Leaving
40 effective army for protecting the frtn'ier OF
less than 80 coo.
y dispatch from Bostoo says: "Wal:cr Has.
'loSs, rec ,ut'y deceased, sf. the bulk of his
fortune, after tho dec,a1o OF bis wife, 10 Hsrr
Yard College. l. is estimated to amour. to
$500 coo. which is Il ilrEcst Go5ation ever
made 10 tho college"
Leighton Finley, nephew OF Senator Butler,
who passed satisfactory examination end Was
ts,igGcd 10 tho 9th u. 8. CaIveiy, has been
transf.irci to tho 1nflntry. apd his place by
speoel order OF MIR. Hayes been given to young
Pcrktr. a nfphew tt Attorney General DcVcr s.,
who filled to pas the ItGalicd examination,
though given two chsGc3s.
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The B!acksburs Agricultural aud
tse&hNMiCNl I Oslnge.

| lCorrospoHderco of tho hiexsndria Ges,.to
HEWLETT S Nov. 3-iloH far socvar it rnuy
be from tbs Truth. it viii BE- ditfi,u. matter
to divert the pubic nj ID from the conclusion
hat the proposed change 10 tbi5icsttu!iou hi S
besn !recicatcd o. personal Considerations.
The laalnloE,7aI;cd accomplishment Christisn
! character, erc:gy AID i1du5ny Of the President,
| together with tic SUCCESS which has crowned
his efforts IN oTSan;ziug tho school, fully attest
his illness for deposition. The reorganization
on the proposed plan must necessarily d;s2!scs
Mr.. Wlaof, aud naocsstato the appointment OF
a merely military man. If cxpericnco has il.
| deed demonstrated the importance of teaching
tarmcls military tactics and bringing the disci
! Dllno OF the Institution entirely under military
rule, nothing better fer tho State, her farming
lnte'c:'s, sGd tic fund which has been a;p;o.
prlatcd to that purpose, could b, doon than to
merge the Virginia Agricultural AID Mecaaui-
Cal College lE,o the Virginia Military Iusituo
at Lexington. This would greatly promote tho
prosperity OF that world renowned scat of Learn
lps, remove heavy ptcuaiary burthtn from
The State, and dispose at OucG and for all time
o. the petty laal5us;cI aod lie at burn,uls which
arc supposed to ncsila sjm01llera 10 the iacul.
~ 1T Bii cisburg. If, therefore, it mu4s ndccd
be military school, PSF GXccl!coco, the Lcss
tnrc shoIli MT hc;laLc oac mnmcnt in pa ing
tho whsle maciigcty a. Blacksburp, eodow.
mcut and all, under the control Of the trustees
aud faculty. OF the Virginia Military Institute.
Bu! 1t the INSTITUTION ia assigned to pfoparo chr
farmer ) S Is icr the active and resi- O lsblc Gu
ties 0i civil tic, Then 1T tho military :cauro
b: subordinate 10 tic civil sod il the Drcscnt
military ircfes!o:5 oou't y;,li implicit ob=di-
exc: TO tho authority OF The presdtn., Iets some
clc be appointed VINO knoW ;GW 10 obey. ~
Te!i aE c3mDa5d
UGdcf tho nca 0r.2r e thlass ia N;r:,nia
military Gi. e.. line upca :. farm w,ul! b. y
zranG acoomnl hmen'. GA things haze PASS,
ed A1aJ, D h)d q thiaSs have h:G5ulo Dcw.
Inc spacious f.rma cGEc.inS uYsr extended
ha:ds CT ample acGcs. $40 heinz divided int,
pIsis Of irnm one 10 olc hundred acres. La the
piacc ot Ills miles md IS nary cxcn, oac nnor
steer o. spsviueh horse. alekcs ,bc DRAFT ruh.
III. a r2sg cabin Supilsnt' Tic grand oil ;aan-
slOo 0! DEE ro2ns, aod hardened son e.
tel, tisiGS early and working late, with G tidy
vile, 20 ID tho raik!ns Il ono c9v aai the
cooking Icr herself ami :irg2 I0id cGrs.!u.n the
sum total 81 lablTarl. !usHirios iGdcci; you'd
Dc the c70lGtiGDs Of military Ia,ti3s il this
family, aud OF such fam, At the saund of
Te7iiIe. hoatcl ny the frugal wife, the weafiod
husband would sprics ircn his tu1k, add rrc-
pare inr Grill. 5arn,Y marses from his bed.
slfe'chea hlf ~osrlai liz bs AMI iastnei,val,
iaLs INTO lloc. Attention, Barney" cries
Capt. Smith. With ears rect and head elevated
barney aHai's tho word Of command, "Bo
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAH GNCwDpNs
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER a.
4 sfcnc ,lfol: is to tc made OF The ncx

4 sTcng for: is to &c made Of The next
Sc 5 on CT Congress TO improve the coas! Go
fen. CT aud to Increase the to:c, Ct tho army. a
much chcsp:r srd iltioittiY more effective
mans CT Gglhsong tho c:un'ry wtu'd bc
for The rad cll5 to change their policy toward
the South, aud ioscal Of abusing ard malign-
iDg the tcorlo thereof, a1d thus naturally pro-
lorgiog the estranEcncnt xsiog between the
two scciions adoDt mjllcr and moro couc,ll
a'o.g oour5c A tic North fO:c; the South
back ato the Uaion, it strikes reasonable men
thu! it i5 the part OF wisdom TO make her coz
teIt.d with Lcs position, and the part Of folly
to be continually a.noyiog aCd halaS,ipg htr
o!tercr T!!bcut than with cause. 4 foreign
var W2u'd rally I'll III! c.t'z,nl Of this connlry
t. its defense, Sol.h az vel! az North, hut it
il only laura! to su.p5s3 that the SoutharoCr5
would be rljro eager l3C The fray if they were
treated as the ;qIs's 0flhtir fellow cit 2ons Of the
other sections ofhc Urirn. The Uoitc1 States,
thoroughly united and il accord, could get a O Z
without either un Increased Amy or improved
coGSt deierscs, and the m1uey required for the
tWoIat:cr purposes b, appropriated to the reduc
s!oo Of the public debt.