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The Ctssctssn0tS Committee to
Vistt Gen Hancock on Tues
day.

rfStt -sen H09sC0cE on 1U6S-
day.
From the N. Y. Herald.
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
An event that will excite considerable
interests will take place on Tuesday OH
Governors Island. A committee OF one
from each State represented in the Gin
cinnati Convention, will wait ON the
General aid officially annouce to him
his nomination for the office Of Pres dent.
This committee Is made up as follow 81
Alabama, A. ii. Kelly; Arkansas, FL.
King White; California, Thomas l..
Thompson; Colorado, b. N. Hughes;
Connecticut, W. III. Barnum; Delaware,
Governor Salisbury Florida, b. P. Bishop
Georgia, d. M. Dubore; Illinois, William
II. Green; Indiana, De Forest Sherman;
Iowa, t. L. Bowman; Kansas, Richard
B. Morris; Kentuckey, g. M. Thomas;
L0 .iisiana, John Clegg; Maine, William
G. Davis; Maryland, Barnes Campton;
Massachusetts, JOSIAH q. Abbott, Michi-
gan, Orlando M. Barnes; Minnesota, III.
W. Lamberton; Mississippi, w. A. Perssy;
Missouri, Morrison Mumford; NebI aska, !,
f. A. Harmsn; Nevada, A. q. Ellis; New
Hampshire, Timothy b. Cowl-y; New
Jersey, joan Stockton; New York,
Augustus Schoonmaker; North Carolina,
Charles M, Stedman; Ohio, George
Hoadley; Oregon, S. W. Wisdom; Penn
sylvania, R. NJ. Speer; ithode Island,
Nicholas Van Slycke; South Carolina, J.
r. Abney; Tennessee, S. A. Champion;
Texas, James e. Dwyer; Vermont, M.
@. Haley; Virginia, John W. Daniel;
Wisconsin, Ansen Rodgers; west Virginia
Robert M. Delaney. 1t is expected that
all these gentlemen, together with nearly
all the members of the National Com
mittee, will be at Governors Island on
the occasion of the notification. Governor
Met Clellan, Of New jersey; General w.
b. franklin, General McQuads, General
William F. Smith, General Henry w.
Slocum, General John NJ. Corse, General
John B. Woodward, General Martin T.
Mcmahon, General john Love, General
B. Banning, General Thomas. F. Ewing
of Ohio; General Durbin Ward, General
Darius N. Couch, Gen"ral A. B. Rice
and number of other military gentle
men are expected to be present on the
occasion. Mr.. William Ii. English, OF
Indiana, the democratic Vice Presiden-
tial candidate, will arrive in New York
this evening or Tomorrow morning, and
he will also doubtless receive the off cial
notification along with General. In
compliance with telegraphic despatch
suite OF rooms has been set part for Mr..
English at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. To
morrow in the forenoon he will confer
with the members of the Congressional
and National committees and will sub
sequently visit General Hancock al
Governors Island. The conference
between General Hancock and Mr..
English is looked forward to with great
interest, as it will doubtless result in
determinsng who will be chosen chair
man of the National Committee.
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CO-EdaScQtiOs1.

The Board of Education meets this
evening in regular session. The most
important subject that will come up be-
fore the Board will be tho co-educati0n
or the sexes. The subject was first
brought up in The Board by resolution
of Lindley q. Kent, which was discussed
at a regular meeting in April last but
was postponed until the first meeting in
July. .-.....
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A SHOOTING CONTEST.

The American Rifles of this city, have
made arrangements with Co. e, Ma
tlonal Guards, OF New Jersey, located at
Can. den, for a shooting match between
the two companies, on September 18th.
The match is for the championship of
the two States and two silver medals.
At the contest last year the American
Rifles were the winners.
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A CoIored Influx,

Tho population Of Wilmington is
increased Today by the addition of
about five hundred colored people.
They came up on special train from
the Queen Anne's & Kent County r.
R., arriving here at 9:O5 O'Clock.
They will return home late this after
noon. A number of white persons
came up on the same train.
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The Censuo.
THE POPULATION OF SUSSEX COUNTY

THE POPULATION OF SUSSEX COUNTY.
Yesterday and to-day the census emu
merators OF Suss, X county we're required
to meet in the office of the Clerk of the
Peace for the purpose of correcting their
lists. The enumerator of Baltimore hum
dred did not appear aud but one Of the
enumerators from Cedar Geek hundred
complied with the law In this respec
The follow Bg figures will show the num-
ber of Inhabitants in the county now, v ith-
out the missing retui MS, and the number
In, IR70.
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Personal.

Joseph D. Conrow, formerly con-
nected with the Arctic Ice Co, of this
city, is now associated with Edwin
Craft s. Co., hardware dealers, at 905
Market street, Philadelphia. The
style of the firm is Craft, Conrow &
Co. ....+.4
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The Oldest person in Sussex county,
according to the census, is Rachel
Turner, colored, of Milford. Her age
is 115, and her youngest child is 30
years old, she having 81 children in
all.
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"ee'inEs Tonight.

hia,a.. MONDAY.
unir"oppss un"ps Social Lyceum.
Shields Division, X. Of p
Ainqua TrI'IIary Association.
Delaware oS, Iod, No. s, |. ~. RIM.
Herman LoS LoSuge' No, IL. O.O.F.
WWashlngto" "Ye, No. ", |. o. o. f.
STllmlnstonn lodge, No. X. OFF.
rnsssShington Io%anac Io%uncli No. 5, o. u. A. M.
Union Enca mn""uge, No: 3. A. o. q. +.
o, 'Iar "a Of BethIebp,nn,eeh No: 7, 1. o. o. +.
wi,, e"i Division, (colored) 8
A1Rk, Sli,,K, KaSiG? & :. Division, No. l, Uniform
v "o'u,A. NJ M-0 hr"ndywine Council,
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PENINSULA TOWNS.
The following table shows the
growth of towns on the Peninsula

In the villages Princess Anne shows
population of 751 Frederick, 697 !;
Onancock, SIS; Denton, ATT Town.
send. 915.
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Many of our young married people
don't know what q blessing DR. Bulls
Baby Syrup is until the youngster 10 able
70 "yelP' by the hour.
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kAs gaily Sasetts.

.nvp may be found on die at Geo.
fHls PAphtn;o 4 t;o's Newspaper Advertising
Bowel : tnyuee o ST., where advertising
pau Iv nav nv be made for itin New York.
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vtsood tRssoo nightt"se n,aamily.o You can en,oy
SynSS 81 nSSnIly by b kss,asnd kay and retain peace in
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@,77O s
Total,

Gumborough hundred, in 1870. was a
part Of Broad Greek and Baltimore, which
rjtury now hAs 1919, an increase of 1900.
Ouly one of tho two districts in Cedar
Creek is reported, and there is an evident
error in the returns Of Little Creek, or its
populat,on has fallen off woefully or was
placed too high In 1870. The Baltimore
hundred returns have not, as above stated,
beep received. If the above figures are
correct the missing statistics, together
with those already in hand will not make
q much better showing In the countys
population than did the returns of 1870.
| -Georqetoaon Inquirer.
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FANCOCK,
k,s Great Soldier Statesman.

|c.n Patrick II. Jones, a leading
('"h,icap and former postmaster of
lw York city, has declared his in
Ltiou to support Gen. Hancock. 1t
n ,on he in order for the organs to
IsOatter him with abuse.
| Hon. Joseph R. Chandler died in
Iil.delphia Saturday night, aged 80
(.rs He was editor of the United
[,,,, Ga,stn for many years and a
Lnber of Congress from 1s49 to 1856.
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LOcuL Lanes.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Deyilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Tnr,Ie soup at Fullmer's.

Salt oysters Ice cold at FuIImers.
Prof. Fl Hochkeppel, Wilmington teach
or. VIII, il spending hls vacation In Caro-
line. is teaching Rev Messrs. McFaddin,
smith. and M McSorley, Greek and Hebre W
At 20 cents q lesson each.-St. M'chaeis's
Comet
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PUBLIC SALE OF FURN-
ITURE,
Also Notions. etc.
VIII be sold at Public sale, at the auction
looms OF
rHOS. S.M.OGLE,
NO. SO7 Market 1T.

ON TUESDAY, the 18th DAY of JULY,
Al o'clock. p. m, large lot of new ana
secondhand Furniture, consisting OF
steads, mattresses, tables, chairs, OUNCES
one large Office desk, iron safe, one cook
stove and several other stoves. Also at
The same time and place,
fl Large Consignment Of Notions,
consisting of stationery. toilet soaps. mu-
saws. knives. hosiery. and m my other
articles
THOMAS M. OGLE,
AuctiOneer and Real Es ate Agent,
jyl0-2t No. SU Market strests
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

There is nothing ofimportsuce TO note in bug
mess sf.irs, aid at tie spprosch CT tao Holidays
the wholesale trade shows fsl.iog Of, while the
retail is 'pi; king up" Money il less abundant,
though We hear 10 complaint in business circles
tho banks being in very favorable condition.
and on good collateral loans can be readily
made. In Baltimore tho demand for money is
more active than for some time past and rates
have si1eled. Call losns are quoted at SIC per
cent, with the bulk Of the bu:iness a! the latter
figure. Primo commercial paper is scarce, and
discounts rule ct 5AG per cent. long dates CON-
maEdng tho preference. The New York money
market continues stringent, AM while G per ct
is still The rate at bsuk, borrowers on stock COL
lstera! were yesterday paying ct the Stock Bx-
change commissions ranging from 1-33 to Of l
per cent per day to get money ct the bank rate.
Lo3g time loans, maturing after Jan. 18th, by
wi ich timethe money market should be easy, ere
to be had at GA per CT tu! loans up to that time
cost q heavy commission. Mercantile paper
is G.7 per cent aud tho market for it is dull.
Government bonds were yesterday quiet with
prices VI changed throughout the list. On tho
lsst call in New York regular coupon a. cold at
Ills; registered were quoted ice sl1Qi eI Inter.
est, and small coupon bo2d, ct Llil1lla. Virgi.
MIA securities quiet, ;7ith conaols somewhat firm
or, ceiling yesterday e! 7si,73', aud closing OF
7;s bid, 73a asked, The ten.for!es steady ct Al
Peelcrs sold at 295 sad couaol coupons ut 9l3a
9ls, Railroad securities ara dull. Baltimore
and Chic common is quo.ed st 1S5aIS:s No
thing doing in local shares, but we quote O. a.
s N. ~, 96i; o. s. a. 81 81, l20; do. 81, 95; do.
4th, 1884, Va. g. Tenn. cJ2i, 1914 do. 81, leo.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Kaid on Lottery Offices.

NAW YORK, DEC. 3-The police, with
Anthony Uousock. raided tie cfic, Of the
Commonwealth Distribution Company OF Ken
lucky e1d tho cfio, CT tho Supplementary
Havana Lottery, alres!iog George Norton at
the former place and George Il. NathaD. Gee.
w. Nathan ald Cbsrles Smith, alias George
Wslec,. at the latter, for alleged violation OIL
tho lottery laws. A largo rum5er Of
lickete, manifold books. etc, VAS se!z,d.
The prisoners were this morning taken to the
Tombs, and on complaint Of Jas II. VsnPett,
who purchased the tickets from beth OF the
Offices. were hold to answer. Bail was furnished
10 each case.
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DIED.

At the house Of Burr Hamilton, in Loudoun
county, Va, on the 26:h ulino. JOHN r.
PIERpoINT. after a short sickness 10 tho S31
year of bis eye. The deceased YVES paiiVe Of
Loudoup. His early lie was devoted to teach
ing, and was much valued for bis ability and
success in that direction. Ho afternard en-
gsged in the drug business 10 Alexandra, and
did good business. but oHirg to the var it
wss Suspended and bis means lost. Soon after
be lest bis eyesght. ard g little later bis vile
vas removed BY death. Hs then returned to
his finds 10 LoudouD, 10 axsi. the summons
Of bis Heavenly Father de accepted what
seemed his hard lot, was favored With great
ra!iencs, and was often quite cheerful. MARX
the perfect man and behold The upright; for
he end of that man il peace"
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. DRCB. 3, 1880.
Tho Philadelphia Enquirer attributes the

Tho Philadelphia Enquirer attributes the
solaity of the South to the ignorance Of the pso
pie thereof, and 10 their lack of information r,'
specting the Nort,. Tho f. qairer may possl'
bly, be sincere in this. but it SO it is egre2tu'ly
mistaken, and has failed signal!y to avail itset OF
the innunerable opportunities i! has had for OBJ
tanning reliable intelligence upon which to found
an entirely different, but correct opinion upon
the sutjsc The charitably disposed Southern
people ss,ribe the hatred entertained tor them
by their fsow citizsns Of the North TO the
latter's Ignorance, and support their belief
By the fscs that such hatred is completely dis
spated by visit to the Sou:h and sn acqualnt'
anc, with it's peoplo, but the hostile attitude
assumed toward tho South by wsllinf1rmed
men of the North is almost sufficient to retuto
this opinion also.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. Peter Bailey. Of Frederick c5ua!y, died
last Sunday.
R.y. John T. G!i.ley, Of B,:imore. bis
presented tho Catholic Chutch ct Wltc lcster
With beautiful memorial window.
Thu v.lu, Of tho exports from Norfolk FIR the
mouth of November is p!sc,d at So. 1863, 936.
40 Increase Of $l45 $50 over s,me month last
year.
At E7erctts, Nsps:mond ocuay. last Mcr.
day, Nathaniel Pttmao, 10 q drunken fraoas.
cus the throat of Euclid Day, coored. with Q
pocket kriIe, killing him almost instantly.
r. B. Foster, Jfmss Galloway and Samuel
Logan, Judges of election 10 Manchester, were
before Uoitcd States Commissioner AtkiEs in
Richmond, yesterday, charged With refusing to
r;o=ive the votes OF number Of persons moss
~ colorcd, VITO presented Themselves 10 vote Oh
tho presidential election day. Thcee votes
were r,i.c:ed btcausa tbs parties did not show
legal copisa!ion tex receipts, the receipts issued
by wholesale by tho State auditor jlst before
no q ctio1 beiug Ignored.
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L. the North. where the largo tlss sr, To-
GATED, where tho business Of tho Country Is
trsnEacted. whore tho population is dense, sud
where there arc few utterly ignorant people,
the postal scrv;c, is even mere than self support
ing. Ia the South, whero the population is spals'
and nearly halt of it composed OF Ignorant
negroes. the reVels, is the c.se, and the scr7ioo
is carried 90 at loss to tho government. Inc
difference. however, readily as it Is accounted
for, is straiaed by somo of the radca! press IN
TO an illustration OF tee comparative education
and intelligence CT The tTo sections. They are
not satisf ID with painting tho people OF the
South as red handed banditti, but must portray
them also as unsduclted fools. Well, the
red .ls wish ia father to their words. but their
assertions on this, ss OF other sutj:c;s. don's
establish facts by long sight.
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Tho Jewish Question.

LONDON, Do. 3.-Tle Times Berlio c:rre-
spondont Gays: The Jewish question contiI uas
to attract much attention; newspapers arc
debatiog it, pamphlets are pouring fourth, tn,
mul;s are taking place among the students AID
on occasional frac,s still occurs il the streets.
A large Lumber of eminent Jews will meet to
cousid.r steps 10 defeud themselves. 1t is
proposed to establish j,urnal 10 support their
cause. Az officially Inspired writer in The
GreIzbaten seeks to vindic,.e Prizes Bismarck
from the imputaiion Of sympathy with the anti
jewish movement The writer also severely
Condemns Count Chapao Stocckor."
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Mothers t! =!
NOshers! 3IOshers!l \

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by aick child suffering and crying with the
excrucistiDg psn of cutting teeth lfeo, 90 o.
once and get q bottle OF MRS. WINSLO W s
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
litto sufferer mmediately--dersnd upon it;
there ia 70 mistake about it. There is not o
mcther on earth who hss ever used it who will
rot tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest TO the mother, ard relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
art to the TASTE and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and beet female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Full directions for using
less the fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside Wrapper. Sold by 81 Medicine
Dealers. Twenty five cents bottle. Beware Of
limitations
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FOREIGN NEWS


Numbers of A b,Bian Insurgents arc now 10 a
destitute condition.
American midcw, said to be more desltuc'
tive than phyIoxera, Is attacking the vines IN
Italy.
Tho inauguration Of Pfesidset Gorz,ltz Of
Mexico. took pac, on Wednesday. General
PORTO Diaz (late President) he's accepted the
portfolio OF public works in the new cabinet.
Ground was broken at Matamorss, Mex CO.,
Wednesday, for the MstsnorGs and Monterey
railway. The ceremonies wero Interesting and
elaborate, and closed with grand ball at night.
The Court Of Common Council has resolved
unanimously to present to Gen. Sir Frederick
Roberts the freedom of the city of London and
sword. in recognition Of his services 10 At
ghanistan.
The English snd Russian members of the
commission which will decide upon the Monte
negrin frontier have arrived at RaRuss, and arc
ready to proceed. Germsry and Frarcs have
agreed to act in unison 10 Eastern affairs
The Czsr has psrdoned bis nephew, the
Grand Duke Nicholas Coustantinovi;cb, whose
reckless eXtravsgst c, aid consequent lawless-
ness were the cc,asion Of bis incarceration aud
subsequent exile TO Central ASA. There the
young man has conducted himself 10 an eXsm-
plary manner.
The condition of affairs 10 Ireland is reported
% getting steadily worse. The manner of sa-
lscting q Jury to try the Indicted aeitators has
been decided upon. Mr.. PARCEL and the other
traversers have applied for postponement eff
their trisls. on the ground that they will be
prevented thereby from taking their seats in
Parliament. The OfsDgemen have decided to
insugurate series of meetings 10 opposition TO
che land meetings, which Gre 10 be held OF the
same time and in the same places os the demon.
STATIONS of the league,
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By Green & WiEo. kuctio1enr2
SALE NEAL

LhESC lOLkL ~ q - IL ~ 49, - - -
On SATURDAY. Oc.oner u. l5'', .. h.
o'clock M We will tIer 9. rub.G E-C.t--, ,, .
following doacritcd real ests!" 10 tnr ci-J ' -.
e1sndris, late the property CT ia1u'' -' '
esq, deceased.
j. LOT OF GROUND. no!lhae.t --.- -
Prince and 10y 81 streets, a5Iu! Il f. -
fee. TO 8 6 fee! alley. with u:e CT Z. y--e..."
the property on which st.nds the thu" ~
brick snd slated STOKE and twallia", o." -
cupied BY Dir. Emer30n. This pa. :,
sold, will be bounded on tho we,t By the ..-. .
the west wall OF tho hai.d!aE thcrc. - &c.,.
to the alley, End will Be .uFject 10 tn IT,.
said west wall for building purposes - .-....-
or of the adjoining lot.
2. LOT OF GROUND aezt w4s!c tie -.
about eight feet vide, wi:b Two = i~..L
BkICK AND SLATED ~ #LLi=." ."
tending With that width t7c. . the & q" .'..
use of alley sid Ct wall On tic CO.. or I'LL ..-
8 THREE sTOEY BEICK BULL. -.
AND LOT On aonth side Of Pence, s6CI. = 49,
west Of Union, % fec. fr5iL ana ID leg: 49,.
q. UNDIVIDED HaLF OF rEuP--' ..
on the east side OF ULi9q between tf'h-'
King streets running through 10 TIE -
about II feet 81 inches wide between ~
alley on The south. bang tna properly q
cupied by F. a. Bed, as 81 ice n@u:E. ,~~n
b. THREE S1OfsI Dr. d. I'D.
WAREHOUSE No. d south Union Ire. -.
feet inches front 81 feet incGe: teep.
Terms: One third cab, balance IN i".'
eight months with interest, to be sec-:e' q.
bonds of purchaser, a lien OF TIC r'22e:'s '-'
insurance Of buildings. ,.... ..
Sale 10 be EuSjcc. 20 St'.3 eli c!!g 81
l83O-Sl. ,;.,o ,,,,.
Place of ssle-En!ersrce to Corporation c'"''
room, Fairfax street. ,1vp
8. FERGUSON BEAC5',
Executors CT Samuel Mile: decc'sc1'
r. Tho above .ale has hcen postpon1oc ! ah.,
SATURDAY, No7ember Oh, 1890 st me en-
hour and plac'. 49, 49, Il.
ag- The above sale is further poS:po@gi; . -,
SATURDAY, NOV. %, 1881, VIXEN Il WI !sA'
place at the same t;no end place nos no, ,jri
ns- The above sale ls further poi!po;e2a. 49,
pTnaY Oecem5er 81. $780, when il Will 'aAs
plscs at O'Clock p. n'. st the z;m' pace
nov22-.d ,ostnonad fill
Friday, December l.. at !fo same t ilms d.
place.
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Mr.. Bargh may be, opd certainly is, ell Ercrg
Cd the subject Of auimaS, but that hs is en-
tirely:sound on the man question is proved BY
the following cxlrac! from sn address DO re-
osntly delivered:
"A great deal he's been sid about SPECIAL
institutions being reformed. [ would Lbo!ish
all Of them except the higher grades Of ,psson1
for the incarceration oftbe worst criminals, AID
would SCI up whipping posts eVerVshero to
scourge the minor offenders The idea ct
whipping lowering man iD his own estimation
is farcical one. How much estimation has
q man for himself when he preys on society ?
No, q whipping is the best kind Of moral GUS
sion you can give criminal. The best thiog
you can do to man who has served term IN
prison is to get him sent off where ho is rot
known aud lot kin try life anew. There is DO
chance fer him where ho is known. and auy
attempted reformation based 90 the superstition
that there is is fslss and iLju,ious."
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1t istu .gsated that Congress OF its mex! SIS
sion should 1rcY:d, FIR tho petsiolirg Of TIT
families of life saving officers who lose their OWL
lives 10 trying to save those Ct Others The!
cIo engaged 10 nobis work. recognized as such
By the humane everywhere, and since the es
tablishment of the services have baen instIu
mental 10 saving thou;aldi of lives 90 tho At
aotic c,ast. They are certainly entitled to 6!
much consideration as soldiers, whose dDty
it fro aently is to destroy life, willie it is the
business Of the former to save it.
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CanGakar.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Tte L1ndon corFtspou-
dent # rho Leeds Mercury cay: Il haVo
reason TO believe that orders have been sent TO
tho Vicaroy Of India for tue evacuation OF
Capdshar. 10 commerce as scoa as The w;a!her
permits"
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II any Southern man still Oontemplstes de-
sartipg the democratic party, as Ill ct thtm
we're advised ID do By few Of the "ncre p'o.
gressive" journalists of the South Immediately
sitter the recent election, We advise hin TO SUBJ
scribe to Northern republican noWspaptr-
spy one OF them-aad if, after months reDdIng
thereof, 10 dcesa't rcpeus Of his proposed spos
tscy be will establish ooe Of two lsots: that be
wants an cfhc, and will submit 10 any pels5nal
degradation 10 attain it, O.. that be is lIsu:csp!ltle
to the Influences that affect most other mortals
Hancock vas defeated and Garfield elected
month ago, bat the republican neTspspeIs-
and they reflect tic feelings oftheir supporters
still continue to abuse and Willy tho Southeru
people, to pervert their words and distort their
acts, and to threaten them with various mcdss
OF politica! prescription. Fortunately for the
good Of the whole country, Northern repub!i-
can newspapers have 90 exceedingly limited
circulation in the South. but small es it is, it is
doing 40 immense deal of present harm. a1d
bodies 10 good to tho future welfare OF the
Union. The Souih is rapidly Increasing in
population, if not 10 wealth, and cold reason. if
not patriotism. would recommend policy OF
Justice toward her. if not Of CANCELLATION. Abuse
naturally provokes retaliation, and hate begats
bate, and man need not be wise to foresee tho
dagger that besets a oou1try divided irto two
large and populous sections, and the people
thereof inspired by eumity toward each other.