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Death o Cold.

Those complaining Of sore throat, hoarse-
Ies, coughs, Or taking their death o cold,n
Their efficacy. Is wonderful. The genuine has
John !. Brown 4 Sons, Boston" on each box,
and is sold by Logan, List & Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, at % cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations.
Browns Comphorated Dentrifrice possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
dtying the teeth. Price 25c, large bottles.
MRRAeow
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FRESH OUTBREAK IN AFGHANrsrAN.

sntLA, September Cat a late hou,
Thursday night messenger travelling post.
haste reached Alikneyl from Cabul, and
informed Major Connolly, the British
Political Agent, that the British Embassy
at Cabul had been attacked by several
Afghan regiments which had assembled
In that city, demanding arrears OF pay
and that the military escort Of the En-
bassy were defending themselves. Thl
Viceroy Of India Immediately ordered the
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Hendricks and tho New York DemOc.
racv-SIippcry Sam Quite Vigorous
These Days.
New YoRE, September 6.-Gov. Hem
bricks came over here from Block Island
about ten days ago. He remained week,
expecting call from John Kelly. The
Tammany Chieitaln did not call. Nor did
any OF his people. The word now is to
drop on Hendricks. He has been used all
he can be used to iniure Tilden, and, be-
ing u preposterous impossibility for the
first place, Tammany has no more use for
him. Tammany's nominee, and torlorn
hope, is Mr.. Justice Field, OF the Supreme
Court Mr.. Hendricks is fully advised Of
this and goes home relinquishing all hope
on his own account. Before he went,
however, he fired a parting shot at the
IIldsA people. "YOu may stack the
Bibles Ss high as you please" said he to q
distinguished ex-senator, "and l will
swear from the topmost down that won't
lake the second place." This Is believed
The only instance in his life when he ever
Jailed to "straddle" the "blind."
Meanwhile Mr.. Tilden has stuck his
bseeChes in his boots and stripped to the
waist, and is making Robinson's fight fol
him with GLIB in one hand and q bar'l
inthe other. 1.-The don't succeed in actu'
ally nominating Robinson, his objective
point will be to force Kelly to assume
the whole responsibility for the result
In either event-that is, the nomination o.
his own man in Convention or the deiea
o! kelly's man at the polls-he comes GU
rs the ruler Of his party in New York.
His health Is vigorous-was neve
better. The other day he walked to th,
top Of Crow Nest, aud back to John Bige
lows before dinner, making distance 0
len miles in four honrs-pretty good for
paralytiC. i.
Tho likelihood Is that Robinson will b
nominated; but Tammany Is making
.prodigious fight,
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VOLUME XXVIH.-NUMBER lS.


.sT. LouIs, September 1.-THE first week
Of the dramatic season, which closed last
night, is spoken Of by the press this morn.
ing as the most successful financially for
several years, and Is regarded as evidence
OF marked improvement in general trade
and the existence Of surplus funds in the
hands Of the people.
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The greatest boon to children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhpa and other
ills peculiar to children, is the renowned Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, a safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
% cents.
Browns Vermifuge Comfts, for expelling
worms. are the most unfailing and pleasant
confection in the world. Price 25 cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists,
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The Sunday Question Among the Jewish
People.

New YORK, September CDR. Kohler
delivered his initiatory sermon at the
Bethel Synagogue to-day to a large con-
gregation. His argument, based upon the
position taken by his predecessor, the
Rev. DR.. Emharn, was that Sunday was a
day OF rest for ali, and that those who
were compelled by the necessities Of their
business to absent themselves from the
synagogue on Saturday could by the pro-
posed movement Of Sunday service have a
benefit that would otherwise be denied
them. He said that to oppose the move
ment for Sunday service would be to side
with that one Of the two women who,
standing before King Solomon's Court,
preferred to have the living child torn to
pieces rather than have It accorded her
rival. This, he said, was not from incli-
nation toward Christianity, which, in fact,
has its staunchest and most uncompro.
missing adversary in reformed Judaism,
bu from iervent love OF Judaism and
for this reason alone he advocated tho in
PRODUCTION OF periodical Sunday lectures.
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NEw YoRx. September e.-The amount
Of bullion imported here this week, COM
prising British and French gold bars and
twenty.franc pieces, including amounts
which arrived to-day, Is SS,000,000, Of
which the Assay Office has received ST..
500, 900 to be coined into double eagles.
II Is stated that the steamship Gormanic,
which arrived to-day, has 100000.
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IT Is q fact we'll established by unoussaona.
BILE testimony that Halls Hair Renewer re-
stores to It's original color and iustre, faded
gray, or dLseolored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy II
and use 1t, rather than 70 proclaim In a man
ner more forcible than words can dclineate,
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing to decay. A very
short trial will convince the most kkeptical
that It does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair OF Its color and -liie.-F6rt Scott
Kan, Ddily Monitor.
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A strange People.

DO you know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strange because
they seem TO prefer to suffer and pass their
days miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vltalzer is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold by =. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; @. E.
Dwight Mt4 and Chapline Sta; IAughlin Bros
Ballaire. :
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"TRuTu lies in nutshell, !" and "breyi.
ty ls the soul Of wit" To be brief, when
the shell is broken, the truth will be dis.
covered, that the Grand Central Hotel, on
Broadway, New York, now kept on both
plans, the American s. so or IS 90, and
the European 81 90 and upwards, per day,
gives more satisfaction for the same
money, than any other first-class house In
Gotham. An elegant Restaurant, at mod.
crate prices, is conducted by the Grand
central, MWF
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Ayorg received as wo go to press brings

u
intelligence Of tho death, from consump-
lion, Of Mr. Richard P. Lott, Of Fairmont,
a valued correspondent Of the ISrELLI.
eScn, and a gentleman Of deserved
promincnce in his section OF the State.
Although an invalid for many years, Mr..
lat neverlost his interest in State and
National affairs. An ardent Republican,
he wrote frequently and well in advocacy
Of the principles OF his party. He was
man Of moro than usual intellect, who
educated himself and worked his way
to position Of influence and usefulness
by his own oxertions, and his removal
from the scene Of his good work will be
deplored by a large circle Of friends.
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Lorno and Louise.

TORONTO, CAM, September 6.-The Gov.
ernor General and Princess Louise to-day
witnessed the yacht race and afterward q
lacrosse match for the championship OF
the world, Montreal winning in three
straight games. There was drawing.
room reception in the evening.
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;. E3yAssyHlE, 3s.a September 7.-Heavy rain
> 81, 81: Louls, September River / inch !
. S,ie iees .s, . inches by gauge. Weather clear
oAlRo, September 5.-River 10 feet 0
IN inches and stationary. Weather cloudy.
LoulsvlLIE, September weather.
cloudy, with rain. River falling, with Q
feet inches.in the canal and 4 feet Q
inches in the chute.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT COLUMBUS,

Coluxnus, O., September IA fire thil
evening destroyed the dry building o.
Thomas Bergin. Loss 500. Also build
ing and machinery belonging to G. W
Weyman, Less on building $400; on
machinery 5000. No insurance. The
buildings were set on fire by boys smok
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PnrIlersburg.

PAREERsDuRa. W. VA, September o.
Sam Gross, who beat Richardson nearly To
death, leaving him q physical and mental
wreck for Life, was found guilty before the
Circuit Court and sentenced to two years
In the penitenhary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-08

For restoring the natural color Of the hair,
anicer preparation Is offered In ''Hair Revivi:
um." In large bottles, at only 20 cents, than
has ever been produced at 500. Glennfs Sui
phur Soap Is the word.famsd clarifer>and
6eautttier Of the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List & Co, and every drnrpist.
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That "Hale's, Honey Of Hoarhound and Tar
is now recognized as the great national spe-
cifc for the cure Of coughs and all lung dis
eases See that you get "Hale's Honey Of
Hoarhound and Tar" (large size cheapest)
Sold by Logan, List L Co., and all druggiSts.
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Fall River spinners De,ermlned.

FALL RIVER, MASS, September o. The
weavers tonight voted not to strike, but
give the card.room all the support posi-.
Bile In case they would strike. The spin.
ners voted fight to the bitter end.
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OTTAWA, oSr., September Gan extra
issue Of the Canada official GasetIe con.
tains an order in Council extending the
time for the prohibition Of American cat
tie into the Dominion until the 10th Of oc-
toher
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SrEcvLArons arc travelling around buy
ing up apples on the t1ses; one George
Baker, in Washington county, we observe,
sold out to Dir. Tombaugh for $3.50 the
other day. The crop will be very moder-
ate in quantity and very probably inferior
in IEcl.Sburg Herald. ~,
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CALIFORNIA.
The Republicans Elect ain -Four Con
gFessmen-A Pretty Clean sweep.

Ihe Republicans Elect all ROuf Con
gressmen-A Pretty Clean sweep.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 6.-About
1900 ballots remain to be counted in the
city, and the canvass viii probably be com
pleted before morning. Kalloch now has
1,4S2 majority over Flint, and Is elected.
The Workingmen have also elected the
Sheriff, Auditor, District Attorney, City
and County Attorney, Tax Collector, Pub,
lie Administrator and Surveyor.
The Republicans elect Assessor, Coroner
and Superintendent OF Schools.
The offices Of Treasurer, Recorder,
County Clerk, Superintendent Of Streets,
aud Police Judge, are still IN doubt, with
the chances In favor Of the Workingmen's
candidates. The Superior Judges will
probably be about equally divided. The
Republicans are likely to elect four out Of
five Justices OF the Peace. The Repub.
lican ticket for Supervisors Is believed to
be successful, with, perhaps, two or three
exceptions; also Eve Of their candidates
for School Directors. The NNorkingmen
have probably elected three, and four
more are in doubt. Beersteacher and
sHneman, Workingmen, and Cone, Re.
publican, are elected Railroad Commits.
missioners.
There seems to be no doubt that the Re.
publicans have elected all four Congress-
men. The Legislature Is still undecided,
but II the Republicans have not q majority,
they will, in all probability, be able to con-
troll both houses.
The result on the State ticket remains
as heretofore reported, though 1t is not
quite certain how the Supreme Court may
stand.
The Chronicle to-day publishes vigor-
GUS denial Of the statement that Charles
De Young, who shot Kalloch, has gone
East to escape the consequences Of his
pistol practice.
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FoR MARIETTA, PARKERs-', ~
IL burg, RayenSWood, Pomeroy, Gal. sllr1t ~
llPolIS, lronton, Portsmouth, ClnelnnSua a@lslsl-A
and intermediate poins the Elegant and Light DraI
W. p. THoMPsoN.... .....PIIL. AxEtuTz, Muster.
a. J. sLAVESA Clerk,
VIII Leave MONDAY, SEPT. sth, at 70 O'Clock N.
H. sEAMON,
seo = No, ll60 Water Street,
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THR sAN PRANcIsco COUNT,

SAN Francisco, September 1.-The count
in the city is not yet finished and the vote
is 80 close that the offices mentioned in
the last dispatch as In doubt, still remains
so. The count will be completed before
morning.
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BETTER than whisky and quinine fo
Chills, SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER:
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GRANTS TOUR

Areund the World.
Acompleto record Of the Journey Of General U, g
Grant through Europe Asia and Africa, with RraphIc
descriptions Of the places yiStAd, interesting fnc-
dents enthh1ia1tlG eIatlonS by Emperors and KIM
nllgtrieL Price, s2 30. 0uttells all other boofS.
sHEE& . McAAkIN, CiaeinuatI, o. auIs
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SOMETHING NEW

thaye Just had large and commolIous leo House
or Refrigerator erected at my stall, No, IS Filth Ward
Market Aouae, for the purpose Of keeping my Meats
Ffe'h and Sweet And will furnish 70 the public from
thiS time on all tlndsoi Meats aud saungo., Iaelud-
Ing Picked Tongues and Pork Cornod Beef, &C.,
which wllalwayS be found Fresh and No. In quail
ty on ale daily from until II o'clock In the morn.
Ing, and from until o'clock In the evening.
Call and 80 me and l will guarantee SaiSfaetIon
70 all.
.GEO. SCH-AD,
All Fe Sail No Is, FIi.h Wand Market Hon,e
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 25.-The weatLsr is
tine TO- day and the track is in fair condition.
The first race was for purse of $500 for maiden
two year olds. Those not having won second
money in a sweepstakes race allowed 5 pounds.
Five furlongs. The pools sold as follows: Zicka,
$500; Carita, $15; My Girl, $40; Joe Warwick, S45;
JOY, s25. Joy won the race easily; Zicka second,
My Girl third. Time, 1.041i.
The second race was free handicap sweep
stakes OF $50 each, II not declared out with $500
acded; II second to receive 800 out OF the stakes
One mile and a-quarter. Kenney did not start
The pools sold as follows: Fortuna, $500. The
field, including GOV. Hampton, Clara D. and
Baldwin's Jennie b.. sl10 FOi tuna won easily;
Gov. Hampton second; Clara d. third. Time,
2:13.
The third race was for purse OF 1850, or
which $50 With the entrance money TO the
second horse. Entrance SIS. Winners of any
single race OF the value OF 1000 to carry 3
pounds extra. Horses not having won a race
this year allowed pounds. Ma!dens allowed,
II three years old, 10 pounds, II years Is
pound, II 5years or upwards 20 pounds. One
mile. The pools On this dash sold as follows
VOlturno, $500: Franklin, 1870; the field includ-
ing Enterprise and Bennett, $50. Franklin was
the winner; Volturno second, Enterprise third
Time, 1:46b.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Depressed Condition Of the English
Cotton 'ERRAR>


LONDON, July 25.-An Oldham correspondent
Daily Necs SIT Is generally supposed that
there will be an endeavor, after the annual hol-
iday In August, to bring the short time move.
ment under something like regular system. The
cooperation OF all will be sought. Even the
masters admit that 1t would be absurd to seek
remedy for the depression by calling upon the
operatives to submit to further reduction of
wages. The published accounts Of the Oldham
limited companies show that hardly any OF
them have made any profit for the last two
years, and with some the adverse balance is so
heavy that even with good trade It Is almost
impossible for them to make profit perhaps
for years to come. In limited companies alone
Ct, 600 600 OF capital have been lying unproduc-
tive for three years. A hundred and twenty
thousand pounds OF debt, q 20 per cent. reduc-
ton in the operatives wages, mills running
short time or closed, numerous failures, q de-
crease OF 80 per cent. In the value OF house
prOperty-these are some OF the leading facts
connected with the history OF the Oldham cot
ton Il ade.
Russian Troops Evacuating Turkey.
Vienna dispatch to the Times says:-RUS-
s1a in reply to the friendly inquiry of Austria
has given an assurance that the last Russian
soldier will have quilted Turkish territory by
the 4th OF August.
A Corrupt Cabinet Meeting.
VIENNA, July 25.-The Fremdenblatt states
that the Hungarian cabinet may be seriously
compromised In consequence OF Herr Ztchy one
OF the secretaries of state being accused OF cor
ruption in connection with the cOnferment Of
decorations.
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The Darfen Canal Congress.
REPORT OF ADMIRAL AMMEN.

The report OF Admiral Ammen, to the Secre-
tary OF State, on the proceedings OF the Inter-
Oceanic Canal Congress- recently held at Paris,
presents comprehensive review of the opera
tons and purposes OF the French engineers In
their attempt to force the Panama route against
John HaWkShaw, who, with Admiral Ammen
and other gentlemen competent TO form an
opinion, @ favored the Nicaragua route: 1t is
report, that the Congress was organized in the
interest Of Ore Of two schemes-that of Blan-
Quet, who had an unconfirmed concession from
the Nicaragua government, and that OF Lieu
tenant Wyse, of the French navy, who
was the possessor OF certain questionable
privileges from the Colombian government NJ.
Z De LeSSepS favored the WySe plan, and-ft
would be inferred from the report without
much familiarity with the relative advantages
and possibilities Of any of the routes. The most
Of the congress is that the sub committee of
thirteen reported In favor of the Nicaraguan
route, and that the Panama route, consisting
OF canal a nireau and tunnel, was utterly
Panama route was determined upon, and, nat
urally, Admiral Ammen refused to compro-
mise his Judgment. declining to vote. He says
that. Notwithstanding the action of the con-
gress, one important result was reached, and
that was the decision OF the 1mpracticability OF
the Panama route, thus leaving the whole
termined.
MR.. MENOCAL's REPORT.
Mr.. Menocal, civil engineer U.S.N., who accom-
panied Admiral Amnen, also submits to the
Secretary OF State q report on the technical
features OF the project, and gives a compre
hensive view OF the advantages and disadvan-
tages Of all routes suggested giving the decided
preference to that OF Nicaragua In which he
was ted by very able opinion by Sir
John Hawkshaw. Mr.. Menocal says that it
was with amazement that he observed the most
eminent engineers Of France seriously discuss
ing. and estimating upon great enterprise
without any data OF their own which would
justify the slightest consideration. He says
that the surveys Of the United States afforded
the only complete and reliable data before the
Congress. He also observed that European en-
gtneers were thoroughly familiar with these
surveys, and that they were the basis of all
their researches and plans for the consumma-
ton OF an jnter-Ocean1c ship canal between the
waters OF the Atlantic and Pacific
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 25-Virsinia skies, deferred,
6h; do. cOnsOls 67A do. second series BIZ do.
new tenJorties. 50h bid to-day. Sugar strong-A
BALTIMORE. July 25-Cotton dull-mfdd,ins.
11I. Flour dull and lower for high grades Howard
street and western super, OOa35O; do extra. 4OOa
o DO fam sS a. c hrah,s mills s.
fairly active western lower and firm at the decline
soutI ern RED Local. 10; do. amber, 12all3; No. l
Mary land. ll2A; No! 2 western winter red, spot,
septeber ey Sd ora August ao
we.tern au'l and lower-southern white, 81; do
yellow 49; western mixed spot and July, a; Au
gust gust. .4zsa44.; september. 45ks46; steamer. Al
do mixed. S6a37 Pennsylvania. Ssas9. Rye steady,
ana Marylsnds Il Otai50o PROVISIONS E arm.r" anca.
mess pork. 10 So Bulk meats-loose shoulders, So /,
sesE Ts se sssl rp ssss and
to choice western packed, iosl2 Esss steady. U To-
9etS,egm a1Ie,N1d St 5sned
Lo!hal O8; Freghts to Liverpool per steamer more
oeipts-nour; s6ds wheat. as7 SOC. q Which s. 10
% sS1 ocsn Ssi si1 ssIssIxhssas ssa
NEW YORK, July 25-Stocks firm. Money, 2ks
SO. Exc hange. long, 4S3x; short, 1854. Govern
NEW YORK. July 25.-Elour dull Wheat heavy
ana lower. Corn dun aud easier.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in Nav
York to-day st ?. M. - reported by Lewis John
{, PsT ss. ss?t; ss, 1o2s sa u Per osnta.
ksfSils fsissd seIffaGs; fau Nj d.
kscadc MAii. 14,s. o'|''
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FAST TROTTING AT CHICAGo-Rarus Ayainst
Hcpeful-The event of the races at Chicago
Yesterday was the special race between Rarus
81, $50 was to go the winner and the remainder
to the loser The entrance OF these two flyers
was greeted with tremendous cheering Splan
drove Rarus and Dan Mace drove Hopeful An
admirable start was effected for the first heat,
and Hopeful, after getting the outside, took the
pole at the first turn and held 1t for half mile,
when he broke, allowing Rarus to work ahead,
which he did, Increasing his lead and beatisg
Hopeful by three lengths. TIme-half mile,
1:O72; mile, 2:1724. Second Heat.-An even start
heat up to the halfmile pole, where Rarus
closed upon Hopeful, and, gradually out-trot-
ting him, won again In 2:21. The half-mile was
made In Los. In the third heat Rarus got the
best Of the start, and was trotted for the best
he could do going To the quarter In 80 Is, to the
half in l:O719, and home In 2:1s. Hopeful came
under the wire In 2:24H, barely saving his dis
making this heat az entirely one-sided one
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The New District Judge.

1t was finally decided at the Cabinet meeting
to- day that the President will appoint Mr..
Charles P. James, OF this city, formerly OF Ohio,
as justice OF the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia in place of Judge Humphreys de-
ceased. Judge James has resided here since
1864, and he, as we'll as his friends, consider that
he is a citizen OF the District OF Columbia. In
1866 he was appointed on the commission to
revise the U. S. statutes with Mr.. Caleb Cush-
ing and Judge Johnston, OF CINCINNATI. This
commission lapsed a year after efward and he was
appointed chairman OF the new commission,
with Mr.. Abbot. Of New YCr1, and Mr.. d. M.
BarIlnger, OF North Carolina, aud served on it
about three yeais. He was nominated for
this position as from the District Of Columbia.
For several years past he has been engaged in
the practice OF his profession here lth Mr. j. q.
Savflle: He was professor In the law depart
ment OF GeOrgetOWn College, which also shows
that he has been thoroughly Identified with
District interests. The new judge is quiet
and unObtrusive gentleman, and by his action q
few months since in decltring nomination for
the position now acceptably filled by Judge
Cox In his Judge C.'s) favor he made many
friends