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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-27
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LEAFS SPRINGS.
EAST TENNESSEE.

This well and favorably known Water
ing Place is now open for the reception of
visitors.
As remedial agents, these waters con-
sisting of Chalebeate. White and Black
Sulphur, are too we'll known to admit of
any comment. The grounds where these
Springs are situated are unequaled by any
in point of beauty-the coolest and most
pleasant place extant. The Home of the
Invalid and to the Weary Rest. Fare as
good as can be had at any First Glass
WATERING PLACE
and Board Cheaper Hacks will run from
the prings to McMilan's Station on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad, three trips week during the
month of June, viz: Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS and Saturdays, making connection
with trains. From and after lst July will
d axe daily Trips.
All mail directed to McMillan's Station
for Leafs Springs will be conveyed to
guests by Hack.
For Terms address
j. =. CLINTON,
Proprietor.
Conveyance can be had at Knoxville if
preferred.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
FELLOW EEI"EH.

Tuooy- .Wo now cases and eight dcs,h- from
yellow fever were reported At Memphis yoster
day. Fourteen Of the new cases aud three OF
The deaths we're cotored persons. The fever
will be declared epidemic at Memphis to hight,
aLd absrDtees WarGcd against rciurpipg 10 the
city. The Howard Association Yesterday pIac- 80
sddliotal nurses on 6u'y.
"A order VS. sud yesterday DOT 10 per.
lit any pcrsoL or persons TO be Landed frlm
aOy boat o. other water craft who btvG not had
yellow fever, aud Ia sd1ition Cannot give sat-
Isfactoiy assurances mat they ere able TO pro-
vide fjr them elves. In So restrictions also
Apply 10 eli roads cadioe ID o the ri y.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Au,usi Up 10 noon to
day hl'een caes OF yellow fever had been re
ported 10 tie B ari of Health, ten of which
Ic willie a1d five l}red. Among the lun
b.r are Mrs Nj. 4. Taylor aud daueh.er and
:h= RsV. j. h. Ridley. colored. Three dealt S
have Cc,urrfd size. last Dight-Mrs. Ahsoiou
Boyd. Mrs. E:sacis &c and L zz;e q zett.
The weather con i0ues cool. At daylight this
nor ning the them meter cropped to 81 A:
1880 D. m, it marked rs Father Eiwsrd
VI 90 5 considered aut of danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
20 IkEIGsr .NEts"S-

Oply 100 coo shares Of the Panama Canal
stock bad oeen subscribed 10 Paris UP to last
night, when the subscription closed.
10 consequence OF the cnrc ou!ra.ion Of Tark.
ish troops % the Rounclisn frontier, Russia
has addressed protest to the pCsers. A Der.
lin dispatch reports that the Bsik ms will short.
y b, occupied b., Tur kish rJops.
y report 0! The Russian Customs d .part
mtn! SHOES mat ID" export oil grain duI!Gg the
moaih Of May was 223, 800 cletwer,s less
th,o in tn. respratius period last wear
OGe mlalJn cnctTrT!s IT tbs decrease vas IN
wheat, erd 2n0, 600 chsigtfts in oats.
Tie 10 accounts Of !be scai1en: to Kioe
Alfonso % hi way trom the EscprjaE 10 La
yrapja. Tc'u'pi1g from The fuucra OF is sister
Marie Del l'tar, show thst he aud he Princess
OF A7iunas, nhJ acc1ulgaai hu, had aa =
csednsIy osrrcT escape. i'bt sxia OF their
carriage 5r ke while passing a prccpicu. The
p'st!iion ccatr:vcd to sWciVe the vchice to the
opposite Side ot the road, nus avo;di fall
by which the Whole party must have been
killed
Rev. Newman Hali. tho noted Coosregs-
.0na u'plt orator IL LludoE, has h;ained q
decree OF Oivaca from his wife 90 account of
her adultery Hlh one Richardson, a stable
hep |. lHc ClSc CIeeteu great sensation,
The wife brought crunter charges of tina same
character seai, St htr husband Mr. II I'll ad
mlttcd Cutltg the trial that be had abandoned
" v!uua acloU OF sim!llr na;urc because
he feared i would be 40 obstacle to bis efforts
TO rise funds for new chapel and for the
"LlOco!n Memorial Tower" monument com
m@mlr4ivc of Abraham LiDcon.
A largo portioo OF the town of Ssrsievo, the
capital OF B1sDa, having population Of about
40 900, has bero nearly desr yed by fire. A
thoussud buildings hav. been burned, including
the Catholic and SetVaD churches. Ten thou
sand persons have been rendered homeless.
The damage is enormous. The fire at ten
O'Clock last night was still raars S,r.j.vo is
the seat Of the ohiot authorizes of the province
aud has extensive mauulgc0ries of arms, lew
clry, leather and WooeD goods. Ii is also n
important entlepot lcr the commerce Of Tur
key, Dam sta, Croatia aud Southern Germany
The IRE was caused by an explosion.
Some Of the correspondents 10 South Africa
appear 10 Thick i! p 'ssibIe that Categayo nav
defeat the natives who are 70 be scot against
bin, IN which event all the Prestige gained By
the success of the British frees At UIund,
would BIO lost. Sir Garrett WUls.ev did no,
Inform the coast chiefs that they were to b.,
SoVeroed by ihe EueIisf, bu; he told them that
their country would be ruled by iud.peud,p ut
LlIu chiefs. Some accounts sts.e that Sec3-
coehl, 10 the ncrth, is not expected 70 submit,
Hlthout hIhtpg A coIumu OF 5 900 men is
preparing to march against him should he car
tlnue recaciirart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
E-jRGI.Hz.I rEEIIrS.

5 naur WithcIs hos taken tte stump 10 the
southwest 10 favor If the mp!omise bIlt,
\ storm which visited frederick county, last
Monday, DID considerable damage.
W. Is Chambliss promoent Lawyer Of
GreeLvi!le c.ultq, has been payayZ d, ard
there are 40 hopes Of / IL recovery.
\ delegation Of the Y. NJ. c. A., OF War.
rcnton is present at the Stanton convention,
which met estcrday.
DR.. John S. Davidson, former rhysci 30
aud ptom'nent cltZ of SlauutOu, did 10
NJ 7utgomcry couny last Thursday.
Up to data upwards Of $l2 G00,0CO Of the
deDt Of the State has been un1ed 10 the &c "
mpOmise bonds.
ID lcsatcs hon Prince William TO h S.1-
alo!i4l CoDveutlon, W ich meets 10 this city,
Gu the / b pr NO, ale 10 be cii c,td u the
o"pteDbeT cour. b. a mass meeting.
The entire Grceuorinr White Sulphur Springs
property, comprising GOO acres was pu, m
$500, 900. The properly S &c be ttflrcd 10
parcels 10 day,
The Tidewater Iudcz says the crop Of corn
in that section vii! be an Av rage one If no
further disaster befal's it. The early crops
were damaged, bur owing to the la!e Spring
the crop Is generally laie.
An address TO the people Of Virginia, pre-.
pared hy >u1 cCmniiitc Of the State cols r
81 i've * cul7e Committee, shows that the
AicCu,lCch bill d9cs not decrease the present
blrjcna o! tsXVayG T5, C1ntcLd= thsy the read
jus n at II the debt IS provided for 10 that
plan Is the work Of the representatives of the
conservative parry, aud calls upon The people
CT the Cem.H0GW ,alth 10 tura on, a! Iiaka an
acl7. Cauvs>S, and eic, only such incn to the
he present inagcl Il poi!cv of the 5 ate. S;eys
have been taxed tor makrg very vigorous
and thorough C .DvasS Ut thc whole State Ia the
interest CT he c,mpropsc oil.
From statement made by the Auditor Of
the State it peorj that Sl,2l7, 9i@ have bacD
paid 1910 the 'asurY iG coupons 10 III, las.
tee months. U1der the McCuiloch bill rhe
coupons inaiurlLg 10 q year will b. 1890 600
aud 10 tn months 1926 900; So tia: the Safe
I'D 10 the last ten IN jnhs have saved about
500. 900 OF Interest ii the McCuilch bill bad
ben 10 operation. II appears tia: there IL
nothine due 10 the banks By The State; that
SlUS J2G 50 has been paid 10 III, iustitutions
Of the 5 ate sire Apri; that SO 0J0 his bocu
palG On account OF interest Under tbs McCul.
loch settlcmep;; that SIC Qg0 has been paid to
>cauol supcriu,codents aud $l25 900 % the
pujEco schools The \ Idi.or estimates the
xpeDsfs of 'hc ) ate government fer !ba mex
y ar at 5000 GSS, with balance of only STA,
'j'l .;la Sruro inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
FEst-s fsP TFfE ~: Z.

HARRISBURG; Pr, will have c-n'ei:Lla! ~ ;he
Ion Of D,1t NyVcmocr
The republican carp.en 10 OAio is 10 be
opened the ooh. ard M,sSrs. Shelman AMI
SahuIz will take the stump.
Financial tXci:eDent con5iaucs 10 M5n;reat
the suspension o. Two banks Eavi1g 'cd 10 III =
upoo several others by a"posl'ors,
Jscob + II ni1c Was hanged 10 nc is
"a, 81 San Altonrp, Texas. yesterday, Tor tie
T. urisr .! Peer n ,d1ox february tie rX'
h5itei 30 em 2'ior. aud qul,sy athFmed lbs
iLp0c nee 10 the lat.
Race war is Threatened 10 Canada. Last
night proui0cnJ + 2sh s;'"ak'rg people 10
S! Il che and On the Little Il ger read were
Threatened by FccDch Causdlap$, AID have
asked pro';ciu ron 'te civic au;hor';les. Il
i, AIRED ;2at be orr the n uoc c2as.s serious
c implications lnay a!I7e.
Thv .uc ol he Ia'e MIS- Dors2s's csia'c.
D, nuea,hc5 to Mr. Fl D.75 WI! uUi, i Is
now said. exceed SO UO0, Her whole iocOule
conss,cd Of - 25O, derived from he rent OF
two plantations, on which she paid $492 in
taxes. Her d. bts sm uai"d 10 $ OUU The
Beau i, place vas soil IL Mr. Davis les; spTir Z
VI ;: l5 ) q Dsyman a 5llas made 10 nc;e5 tut
u.lg 81 enc, iW0 enc three years.
II ..1y ". Kind Of San F.aucisco, the law
psHatT Of Jau..s d. FAY. wiz recently died
b. lis cwn uaccs u O.,1rn, 81 mul;,ed suicide
by ire o.. Wednesday Dign-. His Wit. 5
father had Jeff al estGt9 TO Mrs. kl1d, Ct
which KIDD bad charge. He lett cote to his
wife, saying he had q1aIfercd the ire prop
cry, which vas the cause ct his act.
Returns from Tcocessce Indicate thai the
proportion to settle The DEBT at fly GEMS OF
the dollar vii! be r, jected by not less than Is
600 majority. Party lines wero not regarded
il he contest. The :pu6ilcaus 10 the eastern
part cf the STATE Gotc6 aNmos: sG!idiy 10 tavo:
Of the c1np,Omise, while most Of those 10 tire
middle apd ", storu tc5oDs weoi aeaost il.
The dcml Gratis We're also gen raliy divided ou
the gu stioD. Many 1pep If both parties voted
for iej c0n Oh Tie a4ouod thar The proplsi lon
"a: merely modified form Of repudistivu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST O. 1879.
The fuss kicked III By Nj. Haye= a7oued

The fus; kicked W. By Nj. Haye=' a7oHed
inten,ioG 0i itpu lsag sis cI.i! s-tVlcc roicrni
ciIc3lar the ex;cu, Of u hoi'zrS lie Ie0rgari-
zalior Ct he Site republic Il associations IL
Washing On, gas 80 gres> that tho matter Tss
brought yesterday 10 the Affection # the Cabi
net, b! whom it Was d9tcrD,ard ths5 the gen.
I'll nen who lad been informed thai they cau'd
rcorgap z" til ir associations must be ted that
the permission granted them Wss revoked, and
that they must keep qu!.t. Inc gentlemen
whose hopes of notoriety were thus sujdculy
squelched, were 50 surprised that they cid not
ask Wig il WIS that they should b? Pr vented
from taxing their little part 10 politics. Hhon
the mcubo;s # the Catn.t. By whcm that pre-
venton was otcssioned were allowed TO leave
their busiocss Tor almost mouths st time in
trier 10 make poliIcaI speeches aid iLhIerce
eicctious, or Why,t ;hcY we're .,q1IrC1 20 CON
ply with one 5cci0a Of the civil service reform
circular they should be sill suit c:cd to the
potica assessments prohibited by other sec
tions, and Mr.. Sherman be allow I'd IT only to
appoint special personal favoEses to ofics
Immediately under him. but 10 force them upoa
the Collector Of Customs at New York, also
forbidden by the same circular? Thcs2 gem
tlomen have much to learn about the powers
and privileges Of radical administration, and
the requisite Information will probably be &C,
quired abou, the tine they will lose their Offices
by the inaucuration Of democratic President,
in 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
Steamer Sunk.

tnE>TER, Pa, Angus. The passenger
steamer Msry Morgan coiided at 10 80 O'CLOCK
last night one mile above Fort Delaware with
the s!esm propeller Pierrapont. The last l. smed
post sunk IN fifteen feet Of water. The Mary
Morgan hsd on bosrd 8 MOONLIGHT excursion
numbering several hundred from Bridgeport,
and the Piarrepoint hsd % pc. sons including
passengers and crew. The Plerrepont was
struck smldships and large hole wss st We in
rer She tlled with water snd sank in fifteen
mlnut The Mo1gan had her bow badly broken
snd her forward bulk head filed with wstcr. and
hsd 1t not been for her iron hull and her water
tight compartments she with her lead Of living
freight would also have sunk. The passengers
nnd crew Of the Pierrepont were taken aboard
the Moraan and landed st this plsce The dam
age TO 6csn vessels will smount 10 several thous
and dollars besides the los oflha p. .Irrnnirt's
freight f-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
MISSING Man

new YORK Aug 9 Excise Commissions,
l. HrldeiI, Of Utica, N. Y was at the Police
headquarters yes'erGay, sod 10 company with
Detectives Cuuniug and FunG .richtep. visited
several paris ct the ci:y 10 search of Col, John
f. Mines, who disappeared from the A,,or
House three We, k ago.
Col. Mines had Gene to NV Yirk on bnsi-
ness and when be disappeared his baggage re
mained 10 his room at the hotel. No Gin. has
been found which indicates where he went after
leaving the hotel, aud bis friends now fear tba,
ne has met With some accident or has been
hundred O''D
Vol. Mla:s is We'll knoWo as the author Of al
Legged inttrVlews with Senator Copk!ine and
District Attcroey Woodford, which hays Ar,
pcared 10 the n 7. World ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
Relief Meetin1-Sfrike

ST. JOHN, n. B., Aug. ga iub!ic mt ct
leg Was held yesterday afternoon to take meas
ures to alleviate the distress caused by the tt
eeut destructive storm 10 kent couuy Osipg
to the short notice civ here was compare
tiVeIy small atteodauce, anG the meeting ad-
jJurusd. Meanwhile subscriptitu s are bens
collected and great desti u loD is said 10 prevail.
At noor % Thursday all the association Ia
borers working on vessels 10 the hsrbor struck
for higher wages, Before the sir ka they were
receiViog miscellaneous wages ranging from so
cents upwards. Tteir demands were acceded
10 and they will DOW receive $3.50 per day.
hey RECOMMENDED work yesterday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

The congressional investigation Of the alleged
radical frauds AID 5riberies 10 Circura,i at the
late election in that city, does Dot rebound to
the credit of the democrats. for while il proves
that the radicals we're gully Of a he charges
brought against them, it also proves that the
democrats ~cro guilty Q: precisely the same
charges. lodced, the democrats have been
particularly and remarkably unfortunate ln all
their recent congressional Investigations, for 10
matter what the extent of the Iai0y to which
1t has been demonstrated the radicals have gone,
it has invariably been shown that the democrats
have been but little, if aDy. behind them. Con
gresslonaI Investigations as at present conducted
arc au unnecessary ezpcrs? and might ss we'll
cease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
Grand Trunk Railway.

TORONTO, August 9 "A special dispatch from
London to the Globe says: Captain TYLER bss
written letter On behalf of the Grand 7 inv
Bosrd In reply to MIR. Childe,'s proposal The
letter states that the Grsnd Trunk Board is d,ss
,1cilned to agree to division of the competitive
r5as onty ihey sdyocated the fusion of the
Whoie net receipts OF the two companies, to be-
clV'ded according TO agreed percentsees' The
general feeling ia strongly in favor of tbe Grand
trunk propose, which is supported by q msinr.
lily OF the Great Western sbarsholders and will
probably be carried out, "uo Will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

Some # the VAST iagton paper prb'iSh the
Letter, which Qlanier, the negro !hi.f gud
desperate Of F-irfax c)uoty, Rais radical scrib
bIcrs to write for hin, with as much apparent
willingness as though they re tic CARNATIONS
of an important ptrsouage. Possibly if they
w.re aware that QIaodcr is held 10 the same
estimation by his neehbors that notorious low
coIored criminals oi' Washington are held by
theirs, they might not grant him so nu,h OF
their space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

The adverse comments OF a portion OF the
press upon the gross Injustice Of reiostatius two
OF the expelled Wesi Point cadets. and those
two from the North, and Of enforcing the order
Of expulsion 10 the other cases, the parties to
which are from The South, have been sufi .ient
to Induce MIR. Hayes to revoke the last order
aDd 10 mske the first, that relating 10 the re-
ipstatement, apply to ell the cas-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
ESfiilrl,1Slra.E-

LERA !EVo, Aug. 9.-The fire which broke
cut 10 this city yesterday, was exlupuished a,
5 clock tbs morning, after tremendous exrr.
Ilons py the men OF the garrison. Help is
urgently required for the houseless who ARR
DOW estimated to number 20 900 persons. Three
soldiers of the garrison we've killed. Sam NJ
me newspapers declare that the fire ia. caus. d
by Mahomldsn fanatic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
American Cattle.

HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. 9.-Americap cattle
on Sab 10 lslatd will not be allowed to land here
alive, the following dispatch hsvi, BEEN re-
celVed here yesterday from The Muister Of j US
toe NO cattle can be introduced in coptrc.
Vent'on OF the csder IN Council If attc,npted
they will be forfeited and NAV ne Ins,rnraS y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

The Rhode Island law deoyiog the privilege
OF suffrage 10 lish and German cilz ,ns ua!,s
they OVID real estate, but allowing negroes 10
vote without spy such qGsi6;alor, is au iost,uc,
tive commentary upon the love OF equality that
characterzas the party that passed it--that
which by groteseas solicisn is called the Re-
Duhliean
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
Fire.

NEW YORK, Aug, 9-E4rIy this N ,rone
the large factory buildings at Mes 5O4 50G
5OS and $40 east 10 b street. we're dlscov, I'd
on hre, which Was subdusd bef,r il gbip,d en-,
trance to the upp, stories. The damages were
estimated at $l2 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
Dinner.

ct john, Il. B., August "A dinner wss
gvea By the GovernoT-Genersl lss! evening.
Attorney General Fraser, M.yor Rsy, and
Msrden Jack beipg smong the invited guests
Previous to his departure His ExcellenCy will
ciety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

The sub committee Of the State Conservative
Committee have issued an address, occupying
Jow solid columns Of the Richmond Di,pa CT
II Is said to contain great mass OF in:orma
tioa' upon the condtioo Of the pubic debt,
but with due do'ercucc we submit that the 10.
formation could haze been condensed iuto one
furth the space, and then would probably have
been read b. mapy who vii now nep,r uudar-
take the task Of "wBdipg through" 50 uluai.
vlrbago to arrive at 2 conclusion that has 81.
r.ady baen reached b. the great mass OF the
people, and which is. tina. the debt gu stion
has been FnalIy Sct}el. aud that those who src
attempting 10 revive the egita;ion viii fad
themselves sadly 10 the vCcativo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09
List OF Letters.

Inc following Is list of the letters remsning
Persons calling for letters will say tbey arc ,d.
evertIsed and give the date of the list. O ''
Ii not called for within thirty days they will be
sent TO tne dead letter office, in Washington.
Bailey, Mrs T Paris. HA
Esmmel. Daniel smith MAC
r z'n, Ssp1 Singleton, Miss 81
rs1r. a Shepherd, u
TsIfson, jas Sthicshby. b
Neison, ! Walker, Jas
o%loen' MISS ID Williams. Mrs B, col
" LEWIS MCKENZIE. r. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

horrible CANINE Cree Indian
whose name being translated signifies tie Swift
hummer, mas been arrested in Csnsds ON thu
horrible chsege of having killed and eaten his
"he!e family, consisting of his mother, brothe.
vile and i've children, during tie past winter
The police took the prisoner to the scene of the
alleged auoclty, SAD there found the bones of
al me isolly bat one. They showed thu they
Dad heen cooked, some BY buliing and others bv
iohstlt titus establishing the chsrge of csnni.
oailsm; but to The charg. OF murder. there il
no olnet IMAM strong presumrtive evidence of
his aul The police were uashle to nnd the "a
mains Ut one OF the victima and the prisoner re.
FUSED 20 say anything about ia circumstance
whleE is naturally construed to his dissdyantsue
Inc pTlsi ner does hot derry the accusation of
having esten the bodl but SAYS thst his moth
er' brother and the children died or starvation
ana that bis wife, weary of the suffering spe was
enduring! SHOT nsrseIt. The charge brought
against him, on The other hand, is that he killed
ms whole family, dried their fash, and ale it a.
ms leisure Nhen the police found the remains,
he put his fingers into the cycles sockets of
s siIl AID holding i: up. coolly remarked,
This WAS my wife,
Inc scene of the trs ge6y is only shout seventy.
I'VE miles from settlement TIE Swift Runner
nso preliminary examination on Monday las
When be confessed TO having killed and eaten
his wife and family, but denied having 40 dis.
posed of his mother and brother. He saws thew
lett his camp and he does not know where thev
are at present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-09

SUIT ENTERED "A suit has been Instituted
10 Washing 90 by the Fsuqaier White Snlp-
bur Springs Company sgslrs; Frederick W.
Jones TO recover $3.50. being the assessment
upon five shares OF lhe capital stock of that
coup any subscribed for by the defendant,
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Head.

SARAT GA, n. Y, August 9.-M:i,r VIM,
w. LELAND, formerly one of the proprietors Of
Inc GRAND Union Hotel, died this morning Of
Inflammation Of the bowels. He WAS commits
ssry On General Grants staff early ia the war,