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Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Events I'm Ireland.
LONDON, August %.

LONDONI AuBuob Aas
Later reports show that the murder
of the farmer Leahy, near Killarney,
was more like military execution than
murder. The leader Of the party
called upon "No 1" to fire. He did 80
and badly wounded Leahy. The leader
then ordered "NO. 10" to fire. This
shot also took effect. "No. IA" was
then sun moned to give the coup de
grace. This was the last shot fred.
Leahy remained alive halt an hour at.
ter being shot. Five young men, sons
of farmers, have been arrested on sus.
picion Of completely in the murder.
DUBLIN, Aug. 22--Mr. Gray has
written to Lord Spencer, Lord Lieuten-
ant of Ireland, claiming the right to be
present at the ing quiry into the conduct
of the jury which convicted Hynes of
murder. He offers to attend in the
custody of bailiff If necessary:
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy has written
to Mr.. Gray expressing sympathy with
him.
The police of Cong have found four
persons who, fearing that their own re-
latives were about to be attacked, fol-
lowed the murderers Of the Joyce
family from house where they had
assembled to Joyce's house and heard
the shrieks of the victims.
In the Commission Court to-day
Patrick Walsh was found guilty of the
murder committed In April, 1881, OF
Martin Lyden, and he was sentenced
by Judge Lawson to be hanged on Sep
tember 2.
Lord Spencer has declined to hold an
inquiry into the conduct of the jury
who convicted Hynes, but he intends
to examine the affidavits submitted to
him in that case in order to ascertain
if sufficient grounds exist for in
tertering with the due course of the
law.
The Cong police have found three
eye-witnesses to the massacre of the
Joyce family, who have positively
identified ten of the prisoners, and
another witness has identified four of
the ten as having been overhead plot
ting the murder.
The Cong police believe the Joyce
tragedy to be the direct outcome Of Sc.
cret societies, with which the West Of
of Ireland is permeated. The witnesses
are under police protection and their
names are Withheld.
1t is believed that the trial of the
prisoners will begin in few days be-
fore the Judges of the commission Court
here.
The inhabitants of the Corg district
profess the Lvliest joy over the capture
of the band, which had long been q ter
ror TO honestly disposed persons.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Arrsst o,a Roran.

About 8 o'clcck tnls morning, gang
of young men, all of them more or less
intoxicated. were acting in o diSorderly
manner on the corner of Fourth and
Market streets;0 officer Bl .ckburn went
over and r. quested them to move on,
when one If the party became very
abusive. The officer undertook to ar
rest the nan when he turned and struck
him.
This was promptly resented by the
officer bv knock down, and quite o
struggle ensued between the men.
There being some disposition shown by
the large crowd to rescue their COM
rade, Clerk ofCouncil Robert c. Fraim,
Esq, came to the officers assistance,
and the man was lodged in the hall.
After ae was locked up he swore fear
ful torrent of oaths and declared he
could whip any man on the force.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Assaultand Battery,

A colored woman named ho'V N,
seeears, was before the Mayor :, ". a.
morning to answer the charge gS,.S a III %
sault and battery upon a colOisa 1slBsI sI
named Lucy Warner. Lucy " S So1g
that she went to the defendants ~ aSS Ss
over Third street bridge, when !a aD su' tst n
her 80 badly that she was lala 0i,bgr ur tis
land it amt the fuSt time, elt1sI 1si,nsS' AZ
she done it," continued t1S S.oE Et,i Tbsrl
"I'se got the marks on my "% uSUA ,sn /,
she beat me, and I can snow low " 7 III
anybody, for nothing, 50 iS IL sbs bh
Mayor asked the accused IL III sns Sus coS
Snytbipg MT to say, when her tong"sT1I .SSt NJ
nronounced rMGn by the Mayor TO DOs,n, OsS i
fect diarrhna of words - ptI~S tbO ~SiI
harrangue it transpired tnGI noG1Iaimod In y
her da1ghter and she be. isIs is not ytt
right to beat her, as Sne - itsb%oupitdt
YEARS Of age. The Mayor tnOTtg W h u
ferently and imposed am a hno tSe Eq TenrI
COSTS which she paid, with ,orS SpV elss aJ
that she would go some wnGLU D Iaw fGS
ace If she couldn't get some 10"
girl abusing her.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
Republican Nomination RloctIOn.

At the meeting of the New Castle
Republican County Committee held on
Saturday, it was decided that the noml-
nation election for members of the
Legislature, Levy Court, assessors,
inspectors, road comn'l sioners and
other county officers su ,'i be held 90
Saturday, September Ii, The polls
will be opened in Wilmington between
the hours of and P. NJ. in Christiana
and Brandywine Hundred, from to Z
p. M. and in the other Hundreds OF the
County from : to 4 p. NJ. The mem.
bers of the County Committee in the
respective Hundreds, are to hold the
elections, and they were instructed to
refuse the votes of all Democrats who
might offer to vote.
A committee on legislative appoint.
ments reported in favor of selecting
Senatorial candidates from Mill Greek
and New Castle Hundreds, and candi-
dates for the House of Representatives
from Brandy wine, Wilmington, Chris
tiana, White Clay Greek, Red Lion, st.
Geor ges and APPOINTMENTS Hundreds.
The report which leaves Blackbird and
Pencader Hundreds without legisla.
tive candidates, was adopted.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
AnIrate Individual.

Michael Dougherty got drunk this
morning and proceeded up Market
street and made things lively. When
he approached Meyers clothing store
at Fifth and Market streets he proceed.
ed to thrash the pompeys in front of
the store. About this time Officer
Blackburn appeared upon the scene
and he pulled out some OF the ofticer's 8
whiskers. Mr.. Blackburn knocked
the festive Dongherty down making
him feel convinced that the officer had
some muscle. About thiE time CLERK
of Council Frame arrived and assisted
the officer with his prisoner to the hall.
Dougherty on the way made things
lively for his captors, until the hall
was reached when he was safely lodged
in cell.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
DAsrARDLY ACT.
A Man walking with his Wife
Assaulted by u Gang Of ROughs.

Assaulted by y Gang Of ROughs.
Considerable excitement was oc.
casioned last evening In the vicinity OF
Fifth and King streets, by an unpro-
v0ked assault make upon o man who
was walking along the street with his
wife and a friend.
The gentleman was Mr.. A. s. Reilly
who is employed by the E1ge Moor
Iron Company as q fnisher. He In
company with his wife had just re-
turned from Philadelphia, and about
half past six met friend, e. ID. Bing.
ham, Esq, an attorney of Oxford, Pa,
who joined them and the party passed
on up King street. When near Fifth
street they were assaulted by the
roughs, who without any provocation
struck Mr.. Reilly. Mr.. Bingham ask
ed some one to 60 for an officer, and
while they were gone one of the party
cut Mr.. Reilly in the hand.
Sergeant Decker came and seeing Mr..
Reilly bleeding and very much excited,
arrested him and started to the hall.
Some one told the officer that he had
the wrong man, when he handed him
over to Officer Tucker and went in
search of the guilty parties, who by
this time had made themselves scarce,
Mr.. Reilly's wound was dressed at the
hall and the Mayor then heard the
testimony of witness who saw the
whole occurrence. Sergeant Decker
said that man named Lewis pointed
Mr.. Reilly out as the one to be arrested.
The Mayor dismissed the case ard ad-
vised the parties to go home.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
.,.v tne Liquor Law, .,,,,i

A singular instance Of 'a,a. az lad
via1ation a sans Of W the liquor law was N S1
beSe% before The Mayor this nc" %orIlpS ~ peSnpiola
STATES a colored man, VINO Gitr :, 'Hctsi =
at at"tU the stables Of the ,Uniber OiSy corta
r. Front street charged ed.inR.II ahoSI' witbs
man n named Robert MitonS'i aaSs
ing liquor quo nsrtly filed with h 0TTidsas TTS
.,ao "A ! S"gi giass saw we're offered eidsv IN svlISf naf
sis1 sts taS tsstiied @ that last SUNDAY saoSo Via
ins S's'IS Mitchell came to t6G si% sS'odd ddtnE
ha lns ia employee. and sold IN mn Z cepts.
%biskeV NE is 0 oui Of the jug, ors for tV Is in
sIso TT,I said tlat the defenaaGns a selling thS
SaSit S,SD Of filling bottles Sanied nnd sp the ch
on Sunday, Mitchell hG 9oIr niviog thepT
Snd Su i wife he admitted IEtainsd EiJlUsd that
scutor smu q drink, he ma mSiREAiitn for It. BE ~ i
aid dIdTUc not take anything t&r Sv Z; Geo KsIS
that d A. ne snG %SS his only fault was vas OS iss
q Goi iotsy sn' The liquor in n, the aS, ls uss
UaTebssrd wnlshsyd by him for bis iosrSSSred S%p bio
fnrrisb SUS IL bail in the sum oi WV
nnpesrance 1%GnaSr at court. \
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
AIabama'S Official Vote.

The official vote of Alabama for sup
erintendent Of E Education was counted
on Monday. H. G. Armstrong,
Democrat, received 1O4, ITO votes, a
gainst Al, 1873 cast for l. g. Wood, the
Repu ublican-Greenback candidate. The
entire vote cast was nearly on6-third
less than a full vote. The Senate will
stand 81 Democrats and opposition;
the House 70 Democrats and 81 opposi.
ton. The latter consists of 8 Republi.
cans, 4 Greenbackers and 8 Independent
Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Clerk Hickey at Work.

Clerk of the Market Hickey this
morning cut % pounds of light butter
for one man from New Castle Hundred
This makes the third time he has cut
this mans butter within month past.
The cause of ha7ing light weights once
may be accounted for in a satisfactory
manner, but falling into the same error
three times in four weeks indicates Ell
ther carelessness or an inclination to
cheat which ia inexcusable.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
HEALTH Is WEALTH

DIR. Z. u Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
ment; specific for Hysteria, lIizzi uess, Con-
vulSlOns, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss Of MemOr-. Spo Dat0rr hOea, I'm
potency Involuntary Emmiss ions Premature
Old Age caused by over exertion, self abuse,
or over Indulgence, which leads to misery,
decay and death. Une box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one mo this treat
ment One dollar box, six boxes for Ave
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. With each order re Jeived by us for Fix
boxes. accompanied with tive collars, we will
send the pure 1aser our written guarantee to
return the money If the treatment does not
effect cure Guarantees issued only by N.
B. Danforth, u uggist, Dor and and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del.-SOle agents.
nov2bd&w
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Personal.

Mr.. J. Barwald, U. s. Internal Reve
nue. Storekeeper and gauger for the Sec
ond District, Atlanta, Georgia, is on q
visit to this city. He is stopping at Beer
valid the photographer 307 Market
street and this morning called at thu
REPUBLICAN cffioe. He speaks hope
fully of Republican success in Georgii
in this falls election and says tha
though the Republicans may not b.
able 10 elect their Governor they will
erect severn Congressman.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

RICHARDS On the 22d instant, Abram F.
Richards, son Of James 5. and Mary A.
Richards
The relatives and friends are invited to at
terd the funeral from the re idence Of his
parents. No Tl2 Rotlr son street, on Thurs
day afternoon, the oath instant, at / 80
O'Clock. lnterment at old SwedO's cemetery.
THOMAS.-In this city, on the 2lst inst. at
the residence Of her brother. Joseph O.
Seeds, Mrs. Phebe A. Thomas.
The relatives and fri nds are respectfully
invited to attend The funeral from her late
residence No. o . Tatnall street, on Friday
morning. To leave the hOusDat ~ O'Clock.
To proceed to Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
MEICALF.-On the Goth inst. Emma
Louisa daughter Of Thomas and Mary
Metcalf, aged l6 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vitCd to attend her funeral from the resi-
dencs Of Charles H HighheId, near Parker
vile, Chester county, on Wednesday, the
23d inst, at O'Clock, p. m. lnterment at
Birmingham cemetery.
DURHAM.-On Monday, August 2,st, Mrs.
Elizabeth Durham, in the t9th year Of her
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence t her husband, William
H. Durham, No. 6l3 West Third street, on
Thursday afternoon. Services at the M Sc
at 2. 80 O'Clock, move at 8 Interment at Will
mingtOn and Brandywlne cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Ten Thousand WOrshIpers by the

Camp meeting Sabbath, the greatest
day of the year at Ocean Grove, was
observed on Sunday by the largest con-
gregation ever gathered at Ocean
Grove. At half past 10 a. M, when
the love feast ended, no one of the
thousands present left his seat, and the
crowd became 80 dense that overflow
meetings were organized in the Bishop
James Tabernacle, also in the Chill
dren's Temple, in the Salvation Tent,
and on the shore. The crush at the
Auditorium was 80 great that the peo-
pie could not kneel, and abuut three
thousand remained standing until the
close of the meeting, AS the san was
going down 10000 persons, according
to the estima ates Of many, gathered in
surf meeting at the edge of the sea.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Finger Taken off.

Last evening about 6 O'Clock as George
Casperson, an employee of the Christi.
ana Iron Company, was working at one
of the furnaces, he caught the little
finger of his right hand aud mashed it
badly. Mr.. CasperSon was Immediate
ly conveyed in carriage to the office
of DIR. Maull who after an examination
found 1t necessary to amputate 1t. After
the operation he was taken to his home
on Bennett above Eighth stree.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
RaanIn RI,inInentn.

The following is a summary of the
peach shipments over the Delaware Di-
vison of the P, W. & B. Railroad Oh
Tuesday: Jersey City, 90 cars ; Phila-
delphia, Al Boston, 43 Chester, 3 ;
wilmington, 9 Newark, 2; Scranton,
Pa, 4; Hartford, Conn, 3 New Ha-
ven, Q; Cincinnati, Buffalo, N. Y. 2;
Clearfield, Pa, Il PittsburV, / Syra-
cuse, /; Hazleton, Pa, / /; Bridgeport,
Conn, l New London, l Springfield,
Mass, l. Total, 21S. Previous ship
ments, 1494. Total thus far, 1712.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Front street Whiskey.

This morning Thomas Daisley was
before the Mayor charged with drunk
enness. The officer who made the
arrest testified that he found Thomas
lying on his face on Water Street along.
side of the railroad track. Thomas
said that he had been working in the
country, and only came in town yes.
terday. He wandered down Front
street and took two or three drinks of
whiskey, which flew to his head. The
Mayor thought that 30 cents and costs
would To a reminder to prevent his do
ing 80 again.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Coal Knd Grain.

Having in connection with the hay
and grain business started coal depot,
and laid in stock of tirst-Glass coal
expressly for family use we'll cleaned
and under cover, 22+0 lbs. guaranteed,
would respectfully solicit a share OF
patronage. All orders by mail or other
wise promptly attended to. A. Ser
geaLt, 1O6 Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Exonruion To.MorroH.

Tomorrow Post 8 G. A. r. of Phila-
delphia. will have an excursion to
Pennsgrove. They will have target
practice, games OF various kinds and
fun generally, and there is no doubt
but what number Of the G.. A. h. of
this city will 90 over and join them In
their sports.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
A Ticket ImDOstOr.

This morning some person ordered
one hundred tickets for the st. Johns
Commandery excursion, August 3lst, ,at
the office of tho Conference Worker
without authority The COMMITTEES
gives notice that such ii icksts will be Of
no use to persons purchasing them, as
they will not have the seal of the socie-
ty upon them.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Rnnrh Of Health.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board of Health was held last evening
with DR.. Draper in the chair. DR..
Springer offered series of resolutions,
which were adopted, relating to the
failure of the Street Commissioner TO
take any notice of communications sent
to him by the Board, and asking Coun.
Gil to take some action in the matter.
Mr.. Otto also offered some resolutions
for the better regulation of the odorlsss
excavators. A number o. nuisances
were acted upon.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Comm,Itee Meeting.

A meeting of the several committees
from the Sons of Temperance Divisions
is called for Thursday evening, at s
o'clock, in the rooms of Good Intent
Division. A fall attendance is desired
by the chairman.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
The st. johns excursion.

Two steamers will be at French
street wharf on Thursday, August 31st,
to take the St. Johns Commandery and
all who will go with them to Pc MIS-
grove where trains will be ready to take
1000 people to Atlantic City.
Do not forget that the boat leaves the
wharf at 6 20. Be on time.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
uou.o FurnIshInx Goods,

A, Chambers has full stock of tin
ware, wood and willow-ware, oil cloths,
fruit jars and a general line of house
furni shing goods that he is selling
cheap, at No. 215 King st.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
New RRk0FX.

John M. Reichert has opened a new
bakery at No. 338 East Seventh street,
and is prepared to furnish bread, pies,
cakes, &C., to all citizens and especially
for the quarterly meeting this week, at
reasonable prices. A call is solicited.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
RAAfnnmAn.

On account of the accident to the
steamer Republic the Harvest Home
Excursion to Cape May is POSTPONED
till Tuesday, August 20. Tickets sold
will be good for that day.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Another U. .. b. r. council.

Deputy Baird of Baltimore is in the
city and is meeting with grand success
in getting names to an application for
a charter to organize a German Council
of the United States Benevolent Frater-
nifty. The Council will soon be institu-
ted,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Cheap TFusses,

2. James Belt, 9Th and Market Sts.,
sells Trusses as low as the lowest and
guarantees a ft. A private room for
ladies, lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
Recom1nE Aeathettc.

Chief of Police Hawkins showed a
decid ely aesthetic taste this morning
by displaying a large sunflower on his
desk.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

.HANTED-A PURCHASER FOR AN
" established manufacturing business.
Small capital require profit large, best
references given. For interview, address y.
this office. au28-ltt
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

po.+ eour uinety.five sst Cts, ,sS Snenrt ID
70 poi the Great Tobacco NAV
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
FOURTHEDITION
BASE BALL.
Notes AbOut the National Gamo
Here and Elsewhere.

NOtos ADOut tn0 N0AhOuNA UoAMO
Here and Elsewhere.
The Our Boys play the O. 8. LArkln
club Of Marcus Hook this afternoon.
The Larkin club failed to put in an
appearance yesterday as was expected
aud the Enterprise and the spectators
were alike disappointed.
The Quickstep club will play the cele-
brated Foote nine of Camden at their
pic. mic at Scheutzen Park on next Sat-
urday afternoon.
The Our Boys would like to see more
ladies attend their games. They assure
them that nothing but gentlemanly
conduct is allowed on the grounds and
no admission fee is charged.
In the future games Ocheltree and
Lafferty are to take turns AZ pitching,
that is when Crowley catches.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
A good game was played yesterday
In Philadelphia, between the Philadel.
phia and Cleveland, the Philadelphia
whitewashing their opponents to the
tune of 8 to 0. Corkhill, of the Phila'
delphia, put out IA on first base.
At Cincinnati-Athletic, 3; Cinein-
natl, Z.
At St. Louis--St. Louis, 7; ALE.
Rheny, o
At Harrisburg - Harrisburg, a
Anthracite, Q.
At Boston-Boston, 9, Detroit, 2.
At Worcsster-Chica go, 8; Worces.
ter, 1.
At Louisville Louisville, IA; BAiti-
more, l.
AT New York--Metropolitau, 10; Buff
falO, 9.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.

r oST-ON THURSDAY LAST, AUG
IL II, on steamer FELTON,, going to Phila +,
o gold bracelet chased. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on leaving same at this
office. auT3 IT.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
DEATHS.

Get your job printing done at the RE
PUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

T OST-A LADl'S WAIrE OhIP HAT
II on Fourth streeJ near TatnGll. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
1t at $40 South Jackson street or at this office.
au23-1ts
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

NTANTED-A LAUI having FOUR
w years experience, desires a position as
teacher in o District School. She holds q
certificate from the State superIntendents
Address Teacher" this office. au23 Std.itw#
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

hNOR SA' IA TWO STORYT ROOMED
II brick house bath, hot and cold water.
$3.50 cash, pply on the premises, l0l7 Pine
st rect. au2S.6t#
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

NOR SALE-A BUILDING LOT MAR
Il ScheutEen park. UhoAp for cash.
au23.3tt JOHN WOOD, Centreville, Tel.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

TNOR s LEA SOUr IDOWN YEAR
q liz x muck and buck lamb. Address
CHARLES MEGGINSON, New Oastle, Del.
au233ts
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

nUPTURE.-OURE GUARAN rEED
T. ~ j. B. Mayors Method whore others
ali. Send amp for testlmoniAls, S3l Arcn
rAat phiiahalNhiA. mldIVhNS
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23

BOARDING PLEA SANr hOOM s
ID with board at COL Tatnall ct. Also Ia
Bile boarders accommodated au23-lmoH
Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
IS {. Second st.

SUGARS at cost. Perfectly pure pepper
and purest spices, mustard. b.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-10-21

The Cincinnati Eng uirer says: The
other morning the Pullman sleeper
from Chicago on the big Four" ar
rived here, having among its passen-
gers one who was pantaloonless. He
claimed that his bifurcated garment
had been stolen from him while he
was asleep, and he refused to leave
his bunk until his loss was made good.
As he certainly had some kind of a
pair of pantaloons on when he board.
ed the car, the conductor reported the
matter to the Office Of the company,
and new pair of pantaloons was
bought for him. Now the boys have
a suspicion that the taaveler had an
old pair of pants which he threw out
of the window during the the night,
and that his scheme was a put-up
job TO get new pair of trowsers with
out expense to himself.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-10-21

John G. Thompson says the next
House of Representatives will be
democratic by neat working MAORI
ty; Samuel J. Randall, of Peunsylva.
mia, would be Speaker; Representa-.
tive Ned Martin, of Delaware, Clerk
of the House. When asked whether
Mr.. John G. Thompson would not
be the Sergeant-at.arms of the next
House, that gentleman replied that
he had not made up his mind about
that. No one here doubts that he
will get 1t.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-10-21

Congressional elections have now
been held in Maine. Vermont, West
Virginia, Ohio and Oregon. Maine
and Vermont each lose a representa-
tive, and West Virginia and Ohio
each get one by reason of the reap>
portionment. The republicans have
gained one member in Maine and two
in West Virginia, have held their own
in Oregon. and have lost seven in
Ohio and one in Vermont, making
their net loss so far five districts.
They might have done good deal
worse. The democrats have lost one
seat in West Virginia and gained
eight in Ohio, making their gain sew
en-. The Greenbackers have lost two
men from Maine.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-10-21

From the Mckenzie Gazette: We
learn that the Nashville and Chatta.
nooga Railroad company contemplate
building round>house and moving
the round. house and machine shops to
this place. Mckenzie is undoubted.
ly the best location on the road, and
we are glad to learn that the work
will commence the FIRST of Novembe
and with the vigor that has charac.
terized Gov. Porter's administration
we have no doubt of the result,