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NOTICE.

TJAVING BEEN APPOINTED AT THE
III April Term for ls7g Of the County Court OF
ONO county, W Va, administrator OF samuel
Groves, deceased all persons holding claims
against and all parties indebted 20 said estate,
are required 20 present themselves 20 the under
signed for settlement and payment within the
next thirty sOI days. REBECCA J. GROVES,
Administrative samuel Groves, deed.
WHEELING W VA, May o. 1879. ma24z
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TEE RICH BLllgI.

PARSONS PURGATIyE PILLS make New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood in
the entire system in three months. Any pc ION
who will take one pin each night from 10 Il
weeks may be restored 20 sound health, II such
"A thing be possible. sent by mail for letter
stamps !. :. JOHNSON 4 CO., Bangor, Me.
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S25TOS5OOO 51S:s5SP. 4;

Wall street LAYS the foundation Tor SUBSTANTIAL
furtuncS every week and pays an immense per.
ceutage OF profits by the New Capitalization
system OF operating in Stocks. EuIl explanation
on application to Adams, Brown Co., Bankers,
% Broad ST., y. Y. ma23a
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loTTER IES.
IO0th GRAND MONTHLY

Extraordinary Scmj-A7nud Oaa
AtNcw Orleans. Tgu.Iay I...l' "
Under the personal ,uf. us..u a.t ...
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Gen. G. 7. BEAUReGARO, Of lo.gl-
and Gen. J. A. EARLf, 'ygrl
CAPITAL PRIZE rHss

p0-N0ilcc- Tickets an i,. N..a. ..H.
g. Illlss- IU.Lst
ffsr 80 prrTEs
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
The Ohlest city in Americd.

The streets of st. Augustine, Fla, are
all very narrow, most of them being but
twelve feet in width, the overhanging
balconies nearly meeting in places, which
YVES doubtie.s a great convenience 10
The Old Spanish residents, who could
chat and shake hands with their neigh
bors across the way, or sab them With
equal facility should circumstances justi-
~ such proceeding. A hundred years
or so ago horses or vehicles were not al
lowed inside the city gates. The gardens
are well stocked with a great variety of
tropical fruits, including lemons, hines,
oranges, guavas, figs, bananas, olives.
| palm grows thrifty, but produces no
| fruit. Most of the public edifices and
many of the privated ,welhngs arebuilt OF
| coquina, a unique conglomerate of fine
shells and sand; found in large quanti-
ties OH A uatasia island, at the entrance
of the harbor.
The ancient fortress of SAP Marco
known since the change of flags as Fort
Marion) deserve3 more than passing no
tice. 1t WI; constructed by slave and
convict labor, and WIS hundred years
in building. 1t WIS completed in 1756
Its C: "tcllated battlements, Its formid'
able bastious, with their irowning guns
its lofty and imposing sally-port, sur
rounded by the royal Spanish arms; IL.
noat, its drawbrldge, its commanding
| ! lookout tower, and its massive moss
grown walls, all portray its antiquity
Within is walls are gloomy vaults ant
/ dungeons. A subterranean pr ssake j
said to connect the fort with Deighbor
ing convent. Aucieut partially disman
tied, and for all purposes of defens
abandoned forever, 1t still furnishe
food for faucy and reflection.
Although at present but show tow
; and city of fboardiDg-horses, st. Angus
d tue has been the theater of many histO
f ical even'e, and the scene of numerou
. wars, s'eges and mrssacres. Founde
o by the Spaoiards in 1865, it was . plac
= of note and Importance when the ri
grims landed at Plymouth, more tina
5 half century afterwarf. Its narro,
IS streets were filled with life and activity
and the population within the confine
of its walls lived and died, and bougl
IS and Aold, for two hundred years befoI
n the Declaration Of Independence. III
old cathedral, with it's chime of rust
bells, and the plaza in which the n
mains of the Spanish markethouse ar
IS are stil to be seen, form Interesting fe
ture of the quaint fltle city; and, take
l. as a whole, there Is nothing to compa
Il with it in The United States.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

DID it never occur TO the editor of the
Republican that one of the judges at
the Fifth Ward polls, the ward in which
Messrs. Allen and Can michael live, was
an employee in his own Office, hot
headed politician, aud Republican at
that9 Why did he not expose the frauds
- they existed before the votes were ex-
amined by the Committee of Council
of which Mr.. Chandler was one, and
the gentlemen unanimously reporte &c
elected. The whole thing, we have III
doubt, was concocted, and now that i
has been abandoned, nearly every hon
est Republican is ashamed to have it re-
ferred to in his presence.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
Cure That Tells q Tragic
iSfO7'N.

The wonderful cave recently discov-
cred, near Burnet, is certainly one Of
the greatest curioslties of the age. While
passing through this cave gentleman
discovered a small aperture about six
inches in width. Having pick he
broke into the opening, and to his as
tonishment he soon discovered q large
and airy apartment. Entering this. lie
found what appeare ed to be a stone table
beautifully Ca we'd. Several stone chairs
stood in one corner of the room. He
continued his search, and at ]rst in a
dark corner he found the skeleton of a
man. He attempted to raise 1t from the
floor, but though he exerted bis utm Ost
strength he could not meve it He says
that It appeared to be solid stone. 1t is
impossible to conjecture who was the
hermit or how long the skeleton has re.
mained hidden away in that silent cave
-Burnet (TerdS) Bulletin.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

A great crime Is said to have been
committed by the Chief Inspector of Po-
lice at Kashmere in January last. A
number of poor people residing in Srin-
agar we-e seized and put in boat on
Wollah Lake. The boat wfs scuti1e H.,
and all, except one, were drowned. The
victims were chiefly women and chill
dren. The only witness. who W placed
In the compound of resident for safety
has recently died. The Kashmere prison
authorities at first denied the correctness
OF the rumor, but The police books prsvc
Snat numbers of poor were sent out of
orinaear oy the orders of the Chief In
spector of Police. Certain women state
that their relatives, who were taken
away IN Doa's, have never been heard Of
since. Inc motives for committing the
crime are not apparent, but the Off
VINO Is supposed to have ordered the
people to be placed in the boat had
charge OF the poorhouses and Command
OF the money and ce grain.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
BLoND1N's DARING FEAT.

Blondin's daring exploits on the rope
In Vienna are just now the talk and
wonder of the town. He calls himself
the Hero of Niagara and performs at
the building which was used in 1873 for
the exhibition. The latest thing report
ed of him Is walking along the rope on
stills, bindfolded and back wards, at >
height Of $50 feet. No net is stretched
below him. and when hall. way across he
feigns to lose his nerve, and putting his
hand to his forehead, wavers. leans, and
then slips and recovers himself. "A
gasp of anxiety says the report, 'is
heard through the hushed assembly
both been to see the extraordinary per
formance-but neither of them scream.
cd
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

ROSE MEEKER's letter ought to bring
shame and modification to Hayes and
Sherman. The political junketing of
the Cabinet ought to have an end. To
suppose that the services of such misera-
BILE apologists for statesmen and officers
is worth anything like $4,000 year is
folly. They do not compare with the
men who preceded them in these stations
before the rebellion; and the people are
heartily ashamed of them.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

@ HERlFF SALE.
y by virtue OF writ OF Levarl Factas,
to me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
In Middletown, In 81 Georges hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware. On
THURSDAY, the 23rd day of October,
A. d.. 1879. at O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land adjoining the
town OF Odessa aforesaid, In st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County aforesaid,
bounded by lands OF William Polk, OF the
late James Rogers, OF John M. Woods and
william Whitaker. and by a county road,
containing about acres Of land being that
part OF the real estate OF James stephens,
late OF 81. Georges hundred. Aforesaid. de:
ceased, which was assigned TO the said
Joseph A. Lord. In fee simple, by an order
OF the Orphans Court OF the State OF Del
aware, I'm ana for New Castle county.
Seized and taken In execution ms the
property of Joseph A. Lord. deceased,
Ann r.. Lord, Executrix Of Joseph A.
Lord, deceased, and surviving mor tgagor,) }
and 1. It's, and TO be sold by
Sherif's Office, New Castle, October ith ,
A. d.. ls79. oct eodts
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
SHERIFF,S &zLES
CmERlFF-s SALE.

SALE.
. By virtue Of writ OF venditioni Ex-
ponas, 70 me directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, at tho
HOTEL OF JOHN Il. LEWIS.
In the town OF Newark, In White Clay
Creek Hundred. New Castle County. Della
ware, on
TUESDAY. The l4th Day OF OCTOBER.
A. D., 1879. at 2 o'clock, p: M,
The following describe Real Estate, VIE;
All that certain farm or tract Of land.
situated In Pencader Hundred, New Cas-
tie county aud State Of Delaware, bound.
ed on the south by the Turnpike Road
leading from the village of Glasgow TO the
town Of Eikton, ON the west by lands Of
william Grinnage, Thomas Brown anu
others, on the north by lands OF heirs OF
Cantwell Clark, deceased, and on the east
by lands OF Jesse Boulden, containing
about IA acres OF land. more or less, with
q two. story brick dwelling house. frame
barn and granary thereon erected,
Seized aud taken In execution ~ the
property of Robert M. Black, deceased,
(Susan l.. Black, Administratrix Of Root.
N. Black, deceased, !, and to be sod by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, Septembtr
28th. A. D.. 1872 sepN -Stawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
.ArURDAY. OCTOBER II. 1879.

THE hepuOttCuH 10 "S'No
msrit il can extract from the GAZETTE 5
exhibiting its vituperative slanders OF
the Democratic party and the Demo-
cratic members of the City Council.
We have heard but one expression from
the Democrats on the subject and that
vas tnat the article from the Republican
ve nublisbed on Thursday was a tissue
of falsehoods from beginning to end'
and was unworthy Of publication. The
writer knew 1t was false when he pen
ned it. The conspiracy" if any ex-
isted at all, was with the Republicans
and their secret meetings TO hx up
charges and present them to Council
That club must have known that Its law
yers would not be admitted to the moor
of the Council to repeat such wholesale
ISLANDERS and imputations upon the
Democratic party and the members OF
the City Council as had been made III
the Republican. The very fact that the
Republican charged that there were from
"sir to seren hundred illegal Democratic
votes polled," was sufficient TO stamp the
whole affair as lying scheme into which
the two honest and respectable gentle
men who were drawn, as a pure fabrica-
tion.
The Republican party was beaten II
this city in 1878 quite as badly as it wa
beaten in 1879. And it was from The
fact that it lost ground in all the ward'
where 1t had majorities, and the Demo
Gratis carried all wards that had usual,
gore Democratic, and several othe
wards, beside sweeping both the South
ern and Northern Collection Districts b,
large majorities. Mr.. Ward was elected
Assessor in the Northern District whcr
the Democrats had not succeeded 10
twenty-five years. 1t was upon this fac
and upon the other fact that the Demo
cratic Council had reduced the take
about five per cent, that we based ou
Utllcl ludt illc DCHioNi ato "o''N N"'A
the city by $500 to 500 majority an
we stated this several times in our art
cles during the campaign. We nevt
heard of any arrangement by whic
Democrats expected to poll a sing
illegal vote; nor did We know previot
to the election that an illegal vote wouI
be offered nor do We know now an
thing more about illegal votes by Il
Democrats than what we have seen
newspapers. But we have heard
illegal votes said to have been given
numerous Republicans.
Now, go ahead and expose all Il
frauds yoa can. We have no objectiC
to the prosecution of every Democr
who gave an illegal vote. No illeg
votes were necessary; and none we
wanted. All the Democratic party ask
or hoped for was fair and honest ball
They had suffered long enough from t
illegal votes of seven hundred negr;
aud whites upon forged receipts. In
Seventh ward this year the Republics
would not require receipts to be sho
/, order that illegal votes could thus
polled.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

SHERIFF-H SALE.
y by virtue OF suudry writs OF Vendi-
tioni ExpOnas, to me directed, will lie ex-
posed to public sale. at the hotel OF
ROSE BoULDEN.
In the village OF st. Georges, IN Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County, Del, on
TUESDAY. The 2lst day Of october, A. d.
1879, at II o'clock, a. m.
The following described real estate, viz;
lage OF 81. Georges. Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County, State OF Delaware,
meets and bounds Of which are AZ follows:
Beginning at the stake on the north side
OF Second street, corner for these premises
and lands Of David Is. Stewart, the land OF
the said Stewart being now occupied by n
coach makers shop. thence with the line
of the aforesaid coach shop north 81 de-
grees west perches and 4-iO OF perch to
stake, corner for these premises and David
B Stewart, and In the line Of land formerly
Castle County to William F. Weaver.
thence with the line OF said last mention
ed land north 6iN degrees eastl 2-l0 perch.
es 70 a stake corner for these premises and
with the line OF said land Of William +.
Weaver, partly with the line OF land now
or late Of John +. Hudson and partly with
the line Of land now or late OF James DOR
man north 3s n degrees west o 2 10 perches
to "A stake, corner for these premises and
said land OF James German, thence with
the line Oh kdlu IdSL mtutlDueu lhuu bOut IL
"a a degrees west 2-l2 perches TO stake
in said line corner for these premises and
other lands of said Samuel Is. Sutton.
hence with the side OF said last mentioned
ands north AL degrees west 80 ~ perches
to IA stake, corner as last Aforesaid, thence
north 5iA degrees east 81 perches To "A stake
| thence south 35 degrees east q lilo perches
| to a stake near An old lime kiln, thence
partly with said Sutton's line and partly
| with the line OF the Methodist Episcopal
| cemetery south 90 degrees west 4 10 per-
| ches to a stake, corner for these premises
| and lands now or late OF Charles NJ cWhor-
| ter and others, thence with said McWhor-
| ter's line north thirty five and a half de-
| grees west ~ 7-l0 perches to a stake, corner
| as last Aforesaid, thence south 6U3< degrees
| west IL 9-l0 perches to q stake by the said
| McWhorter's stable, thence north 3S de-
| grees, west IL links 10 q corner as aforesaid
thence south 5O19 degrees, west 2 8 l0per-
| ches to stake, thence south 81 degrees,
east 81 links to q stake on the north side Of
Second street, thence with said street
south 5Ol< degre es, west s lilo perches TO
the place of beginning, containing within
| the meets and bound three acres one hun
be the same more or less, with a frame
shop and frame stable thereon erected.
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property of Samuel B. Sutton, deceased
MARY A. Sutton, Administrators OF Sam
I B. Sutton, deceased and to be sold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherir's Office, New Castle, October 4th
1879. oct8.eodts.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

HEREAFTER 20 per cent of salaries
and other current Government obliga.
tions are to be paid in coin, in equal
paris Of gold and silver. Holders Of
obligations will be required to take thus
much coin, with the option of taking
all IN either gold or silver or Ger if
Gates
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

NJ OTlCE-I. Bernard Bonner. do here
~ by give notice that shall apply To
the Judges Of the Court OF Geuerai Ses-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
state Of delaware. In and for the county
Of New Castle, on Monday. the nth day OF
November next. being the first day OF the
November Term. A. D.. 1879, for n licen se
70 keep an Inn or tavern In the city OF
Wilmington, In the Fourth Ward, at No.
$40 +. Fifth street. being the s. W. corner
Of Fifth and spruce streets, county and
State Aforesaid, with the privilege 10 selI
ntOxicatinx liquors In less quantities
than one quart, 10 be drunk on the pre- MI
ses. and the following respectable citizen
recon mend the said application TO wit:
John J. Toner. Jas. Flanagan,
Neil Gormley, Jas. RtQney.
Y. Messlck, Peter Mannion,
WIN. Alsentner, frank =. Loper,
John Hanson, Augustus Simmons.
W. IL. brady, Francis McMonagie,
George Adele, J. c. Massey.
James A. Hart, Jos, W. Hart.
Jas. ID. Coz man, A.. Grant,
Jas. +. McGOnigal, Seth Stewart.
Geo. NJ. u. Loper, John McCaulley,
Hugh Dufy. Frank Mcguire,
Francis Kelly, william i oiiafd.
octl0Sts BERNARD BON NER.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
naCENsE NOTICES.

OTlCE.-I, Hugh McGovern, do here.
~ by give notice that l shall apply 10
the Judges OF the Court of General Hes
siOns OF the Peace and jail Delivery ot
the state Of Delaware, In and for the con n .
" Of New Castie, on Monday. the nth day
Of November next, being the first day OF
Inc me November ,e r Term. A. D.. 1879, for a
as the "6reen Tree HOTEL" In the city OF
Now Castle. in school District No. IS, New
Castle hd., New Castle County and State
aforesaid. with the privilege TO sell intoxi-
eating liquors. In less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respec table cltizsns recom-
mend the said application, TO wit:
Allen Voorhees, Leslie, r. Leckier,
j. ii. Rogers, Geo. n. Deaky yne,
Ihos. OHM, Lewis @. Eliason
James Wilmot, John Il. v. PIatt,
Charles SheLrer, Il. L. Chase,
l.. M. Chase, Robt. Murray,
James Mullen, j. ii. Callahan.
octiO-Sts HUGH McGOVERN,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

When the disorders of babyhood at.
tacks your baby use at once DR.. Bulls
baby syrup and notice its rapid and bene-
fetal effect.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
Anchor Dnle &c,

UNITED ssI sTAgnss 445n s.1 s4!ss ssIf% ss$If%SSAr,
aLAsaS,WIii Assss,SIiy sSs'i TO 'iioy90GSs SlTs'
Passage AaS e GLASGOW; GTs;aISoS. 1Sos0na'
saloan Cabiss, s,,S,us sSSo, 70 al IRE 1rUe'qssllss's
Second Cabin, ine!RJIaaiE 2 g RRaaE, g. %s2s, ,uvAnEs
TO LONDON ] BI 3 Isieerase. ptn n
Ems Fq SIS and ds.31,,ced ~, rate
for eIeganS@e gIo.@s su on main dean eians, &c,
's z;ss ss;;; ;$$$;5;
Or to SAM, F. BETis' Wilmington
seplS.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

DUBLlC SALE
L OF A FARM.
EXECUTORS SAL OF VALUABLE
FARM IN BRANDYwINEH
Bv virtue Of the power given by the will
of Moses Journey, deceased, will offer
ut Public Auction, on the prem ises, on
THURSDAY,
The Twenty-third Day Of October, 1879
at 2 O'Clock, +. M,
All that valuable farm situated In Bran
dywine hunored, New Castle County and
State OF Delaware, about fve miles from
the city OF Wilmington. adjoining land ol
Moses Palmer, John Dunn, John Graves.
william Wilson and others, containing Z
about one hundred and eight acres OF land
rhe buildings consist OF stone house
frame house, frame barn. wagon house,
corn cribs and spring hous'.
Possession given ON March 2Jth, 1880
Terms easy aud made known a. time O
sale. One half the purchase money may
remain on the premises, secured by bond
and mortgage for five years.
VICTOR DUPONT,
Executor OF Moses Journey, decd.
| T. NJ. Ogle, Auct.
| sep2i-eodtoctIS, ,tedts&w.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

MONEY TO LOAN by the wilmington
NI Saving FUND society In large or
small am cunts on good first mortgages.
No bonus or comm ission charged. Apply
to J. E. SMIrh, 73O Market street.
sepi7 7-dtl3teOi ".
NJ OTICE.-A diviuend OF forty cents per
IN share has bee n declared by the Will
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, payable on or after the 18Th inst.
JOS. ia rNALL, Treas.
8th mo. 8th, 1s79.-augi4.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
PUBLIC SALES.

SALk OF COWS
y The Subscribers will ,SE4MEM
sell al Public sale. q, Red
Lion. East Marlborough,
Chester county, Pa, a24k
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1879.
All O'Clock, p. M.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS,
BPRlNGERS AND YOUNG, BULLS.
HlLL fbAILEY,,
l.. ". Stidham a Son Anct'rN augIa-,s
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11

Nj Office.
IN WILMINGToN, October /, 1879.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on and after Janu-
ary |, 1850, interest Will be allowed on
deposits at FIVE l5) PER CENT. per annum.
BY order OF the Board.
J. ERNEST SMITH,
ocl-3m. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
RAlLROA u.s.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
i BALTIHORE RAIL ROAD.

DHILADELPHIA,.w .wILMlNGTON
L BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
June 2, 1873.
Trains will leave wilmington ~ foiioWs
Philadslphia and Intermediate staAons'
sce' 70, 10 % .. m, a%' sV'
oA6, p. N.
Phlladelphis(Exprcss) 900. s.se 10 oia m
rhila- and New YORK, zS. W'iO!O4. n'
u IS, u -, -, .. m.
BSitl,nors snd Intern edists Stations,
%s6 Q. m. 6.6 D. m.
Baltimore and hay Line, 7!os. p. m.
Balttm ore and W Wsshington IL bl. iosH.s 90.
q. 81; i2lI, I o., 8 IS, 7Us p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave fer'
New Castle, ais, .. m. LOOT 80 Pm:
Harrington and intermediate Statioss,
el5, q M, o., 6.36 p. m.
Dsinar and d.Intsfmediate Stations s'io
n, %, p. m.
PhilAdelphiA and Intermediate Stations, ,
elO, .. m. 100. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.0s. .. m /,
Baltimore and Washington, 1851. 10
For futhsr Information passengers are
eofsrreA - the time tables posted at the
depot. H. KENNEY,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 BOTTLERs

~ Office 10 BOTTLERS.
~ All persons are forbid either TO sell
give away, or refill our bottles OF the fol-
lowing description. Quart glass bottles,
with name Of Cunningha h Co., Phiia-
same Inscription. All persons so Offend
ing will be punished according to law,
CUNNINGHAM 4 Co, philadelphia, or
JOHN MCCAFFREY, Agent,
octB-eod6w. National Hotel.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-11
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-10-30


1henes-epssa Il .i,s sszte C4n1sza;ss q
She drrorratis fariy - tie IsonasEsgwE n.ees-
ias u Thursday ias, uas great disaproinf-
nient. Tafs ayT=eaSanee i SID snexTiaiasd,
except % So IS Ar. Haniifon Is eoscernes, Fho
bad the COED excuse essiekreszs- aoi hesrg pres
shi. IN III other respects, howeve-. the useesiHg
was n complete success. TIE Court TIonae uas
thoroughly hllsd and the rpiri' ard enthusiasm
shown were all that toHsd be desired. Aschair-
man Of the Central commiisee, Col. Dsnf. called
tse meeting - order ard an organization -
perfected by selecting Col Niles as President hy
nar.iug eight eentiemen. one ffors esrh district,
for viee-grsFf8snfar d selecting J. F. King a. scre
iarys After Col Miles bad stated The Of eef q the
meeting. calls were inside for Hon. =. q. HaEriE
VINO promptly responded. Ne Iiarfis y ~ followed
- Col Den; aud Ehos II Bend The speaking
as cnncinaef BY jos II K@ ard the large au-
dsenee Their dsTersel ven 'sfisfed riih tie out
come n t. Notwithstanding the disappointment
above noted and the iarr8zpfa character tf fllt
addresses made. We foos fnll nostsof the points
made By De diaersni speakers sssd eparec them
for publication IN cur present issEe, but The pzes-
sure This week upon Cur space dos not sdlil g
~ our giFsng Shem The key-Dote Of al ths
speec hes EAs on TIE duty % denocFats standing
y The ticketEonina'c1 from Ilaus.ltoHio cbunn-