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70 tAs Editor u The Tribun.
Sioux CRY, H., Jan. 2o,-And .1ars Il.
venture In The Home circlel l waot Ia - ". u''
bndEy. an 80 sorsy Rcnnie has wi,bl,,s,'su ~ 3
letters. know they could not bclp In, h.s.s -
many an amateur. I, like him, am yer, to,s. .' :.
plants, and spend most Of my time win hsa ,h.e
would like to tell The Home readers nv sa +.
Of Hindow-gartlcn. Have bow winao1! .a.s as
glass doors betwecn It and the l,yJnr. .rnn,, saa
rou can shower your plants thoroughly % stS,'s, y
danger Ut soEilnR your carpet, and vbta y.
room Is hNept The plants are free from, in,, "
Almost everY one heats viii, coal now: !,
would be very easy To iIase pipcs rt,nolnv ~ ~
tho stovo around tho window, both on III, tisa ts
anu Mt tie top Of the Window. On ypr1 ~ W,
nights tho luors can bo loft upen 10 "A o1 ,Sa ~.
the warm afr from the rootll. 'sN''
Keep plauts free from dust, give nlrn,, :,
water, alsi keep In goo.i soil, md thInf t},'s
Is no doubt but That you will have nrc pi,al.
WosETA, Lock boxN
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Valuable Hints by "Forn Leaf" Re-
9axting the Early Education
Of Children.
Three Sturdy Volunteers Fill the
Gap Made by "Rennie's" Sud-
den Illness.
Trus nunhaod, rs Iituta By "Catifsrnia ".~'
1 Letter Concerning Pol]gany,
ETC., Etc.
TWO AIARRIA GEES.

SHE Hat not pteity,
HIT rrecIcl,s NJ gold,
IL about ~.
Sl,e sch:ceIy 70 old,
They nict II. The rood
Old nrtll,M.ux wav,
At tho l!ntlre of a friend,
Anttnycnr and a INV
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MusKEaox, Mich. Jan. li.-John J., would
like TO correct 4 little ,nistaka whlrh you na.le
tu yonr last lstter. Sow, In uot imagine tl,at
a.n gulng to arsue With you on the subject Ut
won.a,I's rights, Or Iiui fault With Yuur blbiu
quo,atiuns. All have to say Oil tho latter suh,
jcrt ", that, ~ yuu hayc hnnted ua what It says
abuut wlfety duties, you l,ad better tln1 oas
what It says about the dut!es of husbands, and
purllaps you will b0 80 kiud ns tu give tho IL.
s;lt oi ruur SEARCH IN a'1lR TRlurSg for tho
tslctlt Ut ,husc l.ilsbau1s VIM haven't uny
lti1,les. II ncu would lOlEu,s lle liil,c nIuns-
i.ous Us vl..aels ~ they would iiku women tn,
lhers would he llttla Ga4so for complaint fro,u
NIved.
but atu ge.tux AWAY frorn what intended
to say. You sa!a tail hope ths Conductor
will EXCUSE the funy 4uotattonl: j. Tho wife wAo
is quhk " rGscnt with desperation any real ur
Imaginary slight ur alYrouk il III abnormal
creature. The husbands Ut such women vuI!t
1uon!y sptud their evenings III saloons aud
gambling ueua." Sow, I do not exactly UNDER
slana xAat ,ou mvau bY "sssentlpx Nlla
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tn thf Edafo+ az 7hf Ttih,.nt
T1rFrN. D Jan. 13.-st. Valentines n..,
proachlng, ald, rs have worry ".yccl a.. usr'
remember desire TO aak information s oi ~ y
numerous and valuable contributors to Tb.n.A ;, ~
as TO whcrc and how l may obtat, Qood d"pas vs'.
valentine. Not sickIy, sentimental on. "'A.ta "a
ono containing good sense, sub11,ntt, =. ~ M
s'e, s!ee st w, so'ne 81 tho dcar reader. ot Il
psrases s 'faeseHHa T ill., me-; me- Ss avs ssaa
subject, and Will checrfuli5 pay for Ill t1.as "
mud expense. Jt~.,nN' n'e!Af
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
DemOcr rats Mad AbOat the Result
In California.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Democratic
Coneressmsn now in the city are great
ly concerned at the result of the cleo
tion in California, not simply because
it is Democratic defeat, tut more on
account Of the position in which it will
place the delegation of that State In
the House. The return Of a majority
of Republican Congressman from Cali
fornia will now, in case the Preslden
tial election should BE- thrown into the
House, leave the control of an equal
number OF the state deli cations in
Democratic and Republican hands,
with the exception of Indiana, the con
trolling vote resting in the hands OF
Mr.. De La Matyr. As an offset to this,
however, they propose to turn out Rep
resentative Orth, Of Indiana, whose
seat is contested by McCabe, and put
the latter in. This contested case was
left over from the extra session in order
that further testimony might be taken,
and will be taken up on the reassemb-
ling of Congress, and there is no doubt
of the determination of the majority to
carry out the plan indicated.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
New York Politics.

Tammany's war against Tilden and
Governor Robinson increases daily IN
bitterne. The "ammany delegates
el.cted to the State Convention, which
meets next Wednesday, have unani'
mously agreed that if it becomes evil
dent that the Convention will re-nomi-
nate Robinson they will take no part
in It whatever, but will ask other dele
cations to unite with them in new
convention, and to insure success in
this movement, they have the promise
of represent ative Democrats from every
part Of the State to JOIN with them
The indications are, however, that Rob
;nson will be renominated, and 1t ia
aven asserted that the Tammany dele
gates will not be admitted to the
convention unless they first pledge
themselves to support the nominees
whoever they may be. The Tilden
men have control Of the State Commit
tee, and they are likely 10 run matters
to suit themselves. If they do, a split
in the Democratic party and two ssts
of candidates will be the result.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Tho Shot Gum Again.

A special despatch from Washing
ten to the New York "Herald," says:
A private letter has been received by
Col. J. P. Lowe, of the Office Of Super
vising Architect of the Treasury, from
a prominent Republican of South Caro-
lima whose name is withheld from
publication for prudential reasons,
which gives the details Of the assassin.
alton Of Mr.. Alexander Brice. of Wal.
halla, s. c., abont week since, when
ZOO Yards from his residence. He was
attacked by two men while returning
from visit to some neighbors. Mr..
Brics was a prominent Republican,
native of South Carolina, and had
served in the last Legislature and as
treasurer of Econee county. His father
was one of the few Union men Of South
Carolina during the late war, and in
1868 the deceased allied himself with
the Republican party.
1t is known here that Brice entered
upon the reorganization of the Repub.
lican party in Oconee county several
months ago, and, fearing his influences
in the campaign of 1880, it is said the
Bourbon leaders concluded to rid the
State Of his presence. The Coroner's
Jury rendered verdict that the de.
ceased came to his death at the hands
of persons unkno n. No mention
whatever has been made of Brice's as
sassination in the local press Of South
Carolina or in press dispatches from
that State. Mr.. Brice is we'll known
by the South Carolinians residing in
Washington, and he is spoken Of in the
highest terms as an honorable citizen.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Base BALL at Edge Moor.
4 ID FVr

For the REPUBLICAN.
EDGE Moor, Sept. 8.
MEssRs. EDITORS You will do the
Edge Moor Base Ball Club great favor
by pu ublishing the following in your
next issue: On Saturday, Sept. 9TH,
the Edge Moor Base Ball Club defeated
the Laugh and Grow Fat Base Bali
Club by a score of 10 to Is, on the
grounds of the former, thereby winning
the prize. The members of the Edge
Moor Is. B. C. all join in thanking MISS
Morrison and Miss Massey for the re-
ception which was given to the CLUB
after the match, q: which lemonade
and cake we're in abundance, to which
Of course, the boys did justice. The
Eiys Moor B. B. G. do also take this
opportunity to correct statement
which was published last week, con,
cerning the match which was played
on Saturday, Aug. Both, in which the
score was published as 7 to A in favor
of the Laugh and Grow Fat, which was
a mistake, as that was the score on
Uneven innings. The score stood 4 to
. in favor Of the Edge Moor on even in
nings. .M# =.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
[IlZED PHOSPHATES.

] and nervOusnesS have the1r origin, Z
Flent, in q weakened digestion. Their
1t little mental activity with impover
bod, and debility so induced leads =
FlOn and numerous other troubles TIA
fYer appear If the blood and nerve
rlshed In ari bit degree. Physician
bcrbed 100, 600 packages Of Vitaiizet
ties preventing debility and neryom
curing indigestion and re-vitalizinf
korating thousands who were sick
ein and nerve FOOD, not q medicine
7. CROSBY, 666 Sixth Ave-, N. Y
by 2. JAMES BELT.
III and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
ALE.

\, ,us delaware Avenue, with all
m improvements. -,.s u,s-
M. l2os Jefferson streets, with inos'
byements. s..-..r r,ohtn
Qas, bath, etc. ,,,. ,,vs
Ness ss'l iiOs, ilso, lls2, lia and ilS'
street. - a ,oows pon.
between II and u streets;
."ss IN Front above Van Buren,.
se AL story brick in South wilmington:
'nnses with good out buildings and
pIland, near columbus Inn.
No sl3 Chestnut street.
No s2S Jefferson street.
10. ~ Maryland Avenue.
In Il2S West Third street.
M Eleventh street below Poplar.
%ssIrable IL farm Of o. acres, one mile
rs's Garner, on the State Road, u
Railroad Station, land OF the Dest
pd highly cultivated, with no better
bltes In the county.
FOR RENT.
hse, No. 6O4 Spruce street.
se No, 3ll East Filth street.
bse No, lllb Delaware Avenue.
umber Of small houses In different
10 city.
LOAN.
% Ss,OOO-in sums OF $1,000
boo.
v to W, McOAULLEY h co.;
COS Market street,
Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Fall or rHsp pRus,EImpERr
FUNERAL HYMN.

a bpNEhhA AtANs
What means fair Albion's brow o. woe?
What meves the mighty nation so?
She mourns with France q gallant son,
Hark! solemn sounds the minute gun.
Come weeping Muse, help to relate
Il Princes sad, untimely late.
From gorv field of foreign war
The fatal word is sped.
A mOurniul knell 1t comes to tell
The young Napoleon dead.
The hope of an hereto race
A noble youth, and brave;
He sought the strife Of soldier life,
And found soldiers grave
Nor in the glorious charge he fell;
Nor leading conquest grant;
But sad to state--O cruel fate
Rude death by savage hand.
He fell surprised by stealthy foe,
O'erpow cred and alone.
o dire reverse-thus-thus diperse
The splendors Of throna.
Far from the army's tented stand
He rode with es, ort lig.t,
To sketch and view wild Zulu land,
And plan camping site.
They halt to rest the weary steed,
When 10, the dread alarm
No hope, but In heir horses speed,
On rush the savage swarm.
Too late the ambushed foe are seen,
Too late the word to mount,
Three hOrsemen strew that fatal field;
A crowns heir in the count.
o perished bud OF hopeful life;
OF lite that promised ame.
A princely vic i'm OF the strife,
shha ~ Zu u,a claim
Like Iasar great. all pierced with spears
TIE dauntless hero fell
Proud-faced he i8e-brave met each blow
As twice nine WOUNDS can tell.
And Ger his bier Britannia mourns-
her great heart stirred ana sad,
M0urns The fall the soldier Prince
Proud Frances baLished lad.
With ma rtlal honors mourn the brave;
And safely fuueral train
Enwreath with flowers and flag his grave
Who in our cause was slain.
Strike music's throbbing chords of woe,
Let solemn anthems OIL
While sympathetic nations sing
A requiem for his soul.
In marble rare LEI graceful art
Revive the vanished form,
Give h0nOred niche In brltlsn heart,
His memory cherish warm.
But DER your widowed exile's home
Grief's darkest wave hath burst,
And mourning sh des lonely halis
or wrapped Chislehurst.
Imperial mother mOurns son;
Her hope, her Joy, her stay,
Death crowns her feritage Of woe;
Bursts sarth's last bubble gay.
The balm Of sympathy We bring
To s00the that wounded breast,
This tribute at nations hand,
Accept a noble guest.
In sorrows s ade be Empress still,
And say "Thy will be done,"
In blessed hope that thou shalt meet
In heaven thy dear son.
Tho dead he speaks In that last will,
Where noblest virtues blend.
And give o. surance OF the man
The christian. patriot friend.
Now peace be to thy sleeping dust,
May II awake To- JOY.
In glorious presence of that King
Where death can ne'er destroy.
Safe meath the standard Of the cross,
And girt with faiths good shield,
O may u brighter own be his
Than ever earth could yield.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

a''-lhe Citizens Loan Association
= :, new stock tor sale; no back pay
y oe secured a. any time very
|. r'fst Series VIII Innture in a lit.
XIII, "'he years, Notwithstanding the
Pp's 'or shares day or evening to
GEORGE q. MARIS,
Secretary,
No. COL ShiDley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

NJ, II persons are forbid cunning,
|es S, =, q, Or otherwise tresspassing D.
o.s.o ~ or,,.WNsEND, !, Union Farm.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

%Ai persons are forbidden to
IN ny one on cur account with
Sr Sorder from US. GEOk9E W
INNoNS. IRl1.tf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

hs "a p IL Persons who arc indebted
(tt,o o"atfuBLloAN u Office will please
bunts ~ once, as We mean to have
geo. W. VERNON L SONS,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

ID STATES Or AMERICA, DIS
PCT OF DELAWARE. s. s.
ks, A libel has been filed In the
Purt of the United States of Ameri o
strict Of Delaware, on the 4th day
In the year Of our Lord, one
plight hundred and seventy nine. by
rd, Esq. Proctor, in behalf OF Hof.
Feed by his next friend B. njamin
against the slOop, "Only Sis
tackle, apparel and furniture,
Of wages, civil and maratime,
pe the usual process and monition
nrt. that all persons interested In
Fssel, her tackle. apparel and FUR.
" be cited to answer the process and
(oceedings being had that the same
creed to be sold, and the proceeds
distributed according tc law
IN pursuance ef said mOnitiOn, un.
| Of said court to me directed and
do hereby give notice generally
ersons having, or pretending to
light, title or interest therein, to ap.
The aforesaid court, at the city Of
pn, on Tuesday. the 9th day Of Sep
d., 1879, at II o'clock in the fore.
and there to answer said libel, and
qualifications in that behalf.
HENRY H. MCMULLEN,
Marshall, District of Delaware.
BIRD, ESQ,
for Libellant. 9.5 81
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
EDUCATION Al.
ATHENEUM.

a select English Classical and Uommercial
scheoI for both sexes, will be opened by
PROF. P: W. HOCHKl PPEL. on Septem.
Der g.. Glasses an private lessons; also
first.class night school. Send for Catalogue
Residence, TT Tatnall street. Office Hours
u y. s-z7 In
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
END NOTICE,

fF'U NOIIJE,
X OF DEL. WESTERN r. X. Co.,
n, September ], 1879.
"a OF directors have this day. de-
vldend OF one per cent. on the cap
as standing on the books Of this
on Auvust 80. 1879. payable on or
Fay, Septemb 8th. The transfer
De closed until Tuesday, the 9th
|. VIM. NJ. CANBY, President.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

A Carl Homer A. Herr's School of Art
"A re-opens september ed. Freehand,
mec haDical drawing and painting taught,
Instruction privately or In class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday, WedJ esday and Friday tr, m to Q
O'Clock Freehand drawing and painting
taught through the day to suit convenience.
Pupils fitted for Academy Of tine Arts, Phil
kinds drawing designs, &C., &C.. made in
the most careful and artis ic manner. For
terms or any info nation call or address studio
room 10, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
Reference-Col. H. S. McComb J. Taylor
Cause, Esq, H. G. Robinson, Esq, I,r J r.
Tantum. 8Otf
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

|..IE-A large number Of
(es.ties. e .i Now ~ certainly
W. INV. Real Estate II a0'
!" value. send for print
lios".J 4. A. BONO 4 co.,
Sol Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

|EEG,--''wners Of the Delaware Rail
Somwny's bonds due January ],
|en "bXtension ortgage Losn,"
DISPOSE Of them before they ma
lease propose terms terms Of sale
RIt' with the remaining coup p,ns
The undersi ned.
M. HAYES, Treasurer.
Doyer. DeI.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

i, s1oRE FOR SALE CHEAP, doins <
p Siunm .iness. reason for selling. deaf IN
|od businesIi'y ,iy at Corner Maryland
elG' 1inden % street, wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

T., ! Persons having colts ~
h" ",si' M lroke to iiuht harness ~
''hhnuied for speed, can have the
W addressing David Ford, New
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

ia atone house and lot with
AZ nh acre Of ground. The house is
an ~ ar,T r,,,iTeasantly ~ located about three
y ls,; Wilmington, II IN miles from Edse. . Y
P m,le from bellevue, Brandy,
,rad The house is rs 1t. BY ID. FER
l'of""''n nAVIS CLOUD,
o,.. Un the preniseS.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
NOTICES.
NOTICE.
HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
WARD.

|hndred dollars reward will be paid
lest and conviction of the thief OF
ho have be n recently engaged In
Skng in tbs city.
] HNP. ALMOND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
Ouns sock a speciality. y1lmd&w'

h. Ihli persons are strictly forbid
u ,ha nuht, gun or in any other way
w, property he onRing to Ellen
[ro,, ,he Ninth ward, occu ui,ied by
|'''P' DSlwd-
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
FRIENDS SCHOOL.

ON WEST STREET, WILMINGTON,
between Fourth and Filth SITS
An Enalis and Classical School for Chill
dren and Youths of both sexes Pupils pre-
pared for College or Business Special atten-
tton given to the Individual capacities of pu-
pills. School year re.epens 9th month 6th,
and consists oftwo terms Of twenty full weeks
each Cost of tuition $40, $l6, $40 and SIS Ter
term: Good homes provided for pupils from
distance.
Circulars can be obtained at the store of q.
T. Thomas & Co. For further information ad-
dress,
FRED. EDEN BACH,
Principal.
Residence 696 W. Ninth St, 852a
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

FL beg leave 70 Inform the pub
Plal have increased my facilities
ectur'ng ktndling wood, and am
Eed to furnish wood in any quaint
Eohsumers. ! sell the larRest $3.50
clty' Give me a call before pur.
Fewherc. Orders ty mail receive
|ehtlon JOHN PONDER,
Foot of Fourfh street. CIty.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

trRTY OWNERS TAKE l,onsr,,ss N0idGE;
LEh,' ,ore rented all our properties
e n, u LEY et street. Collected the rents
!, aho c"h ' HtALD "a co.
|elVl l3 ---------;;,.,,,,------ ,,--------,-.i Al =
~ Rt.NT.-Three new sx
ALE ,.o.s,ory 'sm brick houses with bath,
lm, ,"",,e "s,ep situated on Pop ar 81.
|folu n"y VERY reasonable. Apply 10
even'hn HARLAN CAUSE, g..
Front and iatnall Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09

Oh, Davis, Walter Clements and J. s.
Shinn Join me in expressing our hearty
thanks for the assurances given us by our
many friends of continued patronage, and
We Will assure them that their confidence has
not been ispl ced. Come and look ut our
goods and you will be surprised at the
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
,ou sALEOR BENT.

"a nearly new six room M frame :.
9ALhbmnc he corner Of Beach and FRANK, m nr
|se, at tne ID. wilmington. Inquire on
III West $40 lit
Head
Daily Republican., 1879-09-09
( Hill

Are now offering for CASH large assert
ment Of goods which ladies' usually purchase
In the early Fall.
| ='#
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-03-21
ku Good MANAGEMENT,

The Auditors report for last year,
in this State, shows an estimated def
cit of s42 49, %, calculated up to the
10th day of October, 1879 Ia other
words, that the expenses of the State,
for the fiscal year ending the 10Th of
next October, will exceed the receipts
by the above amount.
We ask if this is good management !?
IF business house, banker, or mer-
chant doing a business Of the same
financial proportion as the State,
should close up business year forty
two thousand dollars behind, would it
be a success? Would the people 60
into ecstacies of praise over the bust
ness rules and management of house
that brought about such annual res
suits ?
Such is the fact about the State of
Kentucky Is it not a plain, mathe
matical proposition, that manage
ment which brings the State S42 900
behind in one years operation, will, if
persisted in, bankrupt the State p? Is
it not also as plain as figures can make
it, that au increase of taxes must be
made TO meet such deficits ?
II there have been any extraordinary
emergencies accounting for this deficit,
or extraordinary benefits conferred on
the people by the State, it might ex
cuse such facts.
! There is a leak somewhere. Ken
lucky has 10 burdensome debt to eat
up our revenue, and our rate of taxa
/ ton is kept as high as some States
which are carrying immense debts,
whereas we have nothing but ordinary
expenses. The charge is made that
the Kentucky Legislature has been
playiuga game of hide and go seek y
for some years, lodging the response
| biity of increasing the rate of taxes
by borrowing from State funds to meet
deficits in the revenue proper, and
leaving the responsibility of voting to
increase the rate Of taxes to some
future Legislature.
The responsible parties are the ones
who made the increase accessory The
members of past Legislatures are the
ones. Not every one, but certain y
those who are uoable to show clear
record. Ignorance Of State finances is
quilt with meu who place themselves
in public position.
We warn each voter to look to this
matter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-03-21
Goes 90 the spot.

Thisis from the West Tennessee
Wing 1t seems to go to the spot:
"The Southern Democrats are sim
ply tools in the hands of Northeru
Democrats. They can vote railroad
subsidies; Yankee pensions, and ali
manner of appropriations to the North,
when backed by southern Democrats,
but when Congress is asked 10 vote
a few thousand dollars to keep thu
waters of the Mississippi from tiood-
ing the couu,ry,it is kicked higher
than a kite while, every man woman
aud child in the South must be insult
ed by such Democrats, as Bragg, OF
Wisconsin,, when the Government
is.asked 10 paya Southern man for
property illegally appropriated to the
use of the army. - .a.fgs ae4
No, the Southern Democrats will
never derive strength nor comfort from
the North; -tneys have held on TO them
long enough to know it.
One of these days the trading poll,
clans who have so long deceived aud
nIsEepresented the people will discover
that there has been too much OF this
species of craftsmanship. There is
such a thing as turning the crank too
far. SIS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-03-21
a RnEIsh ,VOkP.

ST. LOUIS. March l6 "A large
number of negroes have recently ar
rived here from Wick sburg aud other
points iu Mississippi and Louisiana,
under the impression. as they assert.
they would be provided with means of
subsistence while here and free trans
portatiou to Kansas. where. on arrival
they are TO receive lands from the Gov
eminent money. mules. plows, etc
Several hundred, perhaps more than a
thousand have already arrived, most
of them 10 a destitute condition. Six
hundred more will reach here to-
morrow by the steamer Grand Tower
As no such provision as above stated
has been made for these people, they
having evidently been greatly deceived
for some malicious purpose, and IN
view Of all the circumstances in the
case. Mayor Overstolz this afternoon
issued a proclamation warning all
persons against coming to St. Louis
without money to support themselves
and to pay their fare to their destina
ton. No employment can be obtain
ed here, and there must of necessity
be much suffering and destitutior
among them. Two or three hundred
had money enough 20 reach Kansa;
City, and have started for that point
The Board of Health held meeting
this evening to consider the question
and it was first thought all of the des
titute should be sent to the guarantee,
station where they could be sheltered
and fed, but it was finally concluded
to take no action in the matter q
present.
Railroad and steamboat eompanie
disclaim having had anything to d.
with the affair. and the Anchor Lin,
have offered to take tho negroes bacl
On their boats free. The matter is as
Stunning great Importance, and what tn
end will be no one can tell.