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The Nebraska Anti.MouopoIisss

HASTINGS, NEB., Sept. 2S-The fun ticket
nominated by the anti-monopolists and
greenbackers yesterday is follows:
r.. lngersoll, for governor; ID. p.
Reynolds, lieutenant governor: j. Kirtly,
secretary OF state; p. ID. SturteSant, treasurer:
John Beattie, auditor; John Baird, attorney gen.
eral; j. h. Points, superintendent public instruc-
ton; II. c. Medley. commissioner public lands
and buildings; John Bell, regent
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No,nimated Tor COmxrese

81. LOUIS, Sept 8.-The republicans OF the tenth
district, at De Soto, yesterday nominated Henry
Manster, OF St Louis, for Congress-
BRIpGRroN, Nj, Sept &-The democrats OF the
lst district to-day nominated Hon. Thomas n.
Ferrell for Congress-
BALTIMORE Nd Sept A--The democrats Of the
81 Congressional district to-day renomtnated Fet-
ter s. Hobltzeil, and In the eth nominated J. " 8.
Findlay.
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A Murderer Declared Insane.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-John Lennon, who in
April last murdered his wife by cutting her 20
pieces was arragned to-day In the court OF gen.
eral sessions, when the question OF his sanity was
tried by jury. After hearing the medical testi-
mony, the jury declared him insane, and he was
committed to the state lunatic asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28
The WytheyiIIe Sensation.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept 2S.-The Grayson Clipper
OF last week published an account OF a fight,
which occurred on the 10th inst between two ne
groes at a colored gathering in Grayson county,
wounded, one OF them severely. This is the
foundation OF the sensational story published
yesterday In the form or telegram from Wythe-
vile, Va.
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A Pure Fabrication

TORONTO, ONT, Sept S-The story of Henri
Gauv1ous, concerning his alleged rescue by Smug-
glerS from the wreck OF the steamer Asia, which
was telegraphed from Montreal to WeStern news
papers, was pure fabrication, and Mr.. McDou-
gall, whose foreman Gauvois claimed to be, states
that no such person was ever In his employ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28
Elliott, the Prize Fighter. Released.

NEW YORK, Sept 2S.-The prize fighter. James III.
Elliott, who was arrested yesterday morning and
TO take part in hight with Tug Wilson, was ar.
raigned In the supreme court to-day on habeas
corpus. The court discharged him from custody
on the ground OF the warrant for his arrest being
defective
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Bold Robbery OF Diamonds.
TWO MEN WALK AWAY WITH s12, 900 WORTH o.
Damages Done by the New Jersey
Floods

ELIZABETH, N. j.. Sept 2S.-The board OF free
holders OF. Union county have made tour OF the
county for the purpose OF aScertaining the amount
OF damage done by the freshet. They estimate the
expense to the county for replacing the twenty
seven bridges which were washed away at 500 600.
This is exclusive OF cuvertS and damages to roads
Under the present law this whole amount will have
to be put In the county tax levy for next year,
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APromiuent OuakerD Dead.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept 2S-Isaac p. Evans.
senior member Of the firm OF l. P. Evans & Co., of
this city, and leading member or the Society of
Friends in Indiana, died at his residence In Rich
mOnd, Ind, to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

ITO. FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
1he Steamer Excelsior. cana packet. viii make her
regular trips to the above places WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, leaving her wharf, Congress
street and Canal, at O'Clock a. sharp. Fare, so
cents round trip. Can be chartered Tuesday, Thurs
day M and Saturday For information inquire at GRAY
ket, or q. W. WEBSTER. lila 4th street north
west. anil
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Democratic Conventions i'm Phfladel.
DhiR

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. 2S.-At the democratic
conventions held here to-day the following nomi-
treasurer, S. Davis Page; judge common pleas,
Michael Arnold; register Of Wills, Charles f. Ise-
minger for Congress, first district John Cadwal-
ader; second district, William w. DundaS; third
district Samuel j. Randall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept &-The conductors and drivers
employed by the North Division street railway
company struck this morning, and all tie cars In
that division OF the city stopped. The trouble
was not one OF wages but OF hours. A short time
ago tho company employed new superintendent,
who, as the men claim. Increased their hours Of
labor unreaSonably. They met and resolved that
the new superintendent should be discharged aud
the former hours restored, they would quit
work; and the company was gwen until this
morning to decide what IL would 10.
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Commentary ON the Name Liquor
Laws

SKowHEaAH, NE, Sept 28.-On Sunday night
VIM. Mcdonald, or Moose river, and James Hen
iiGuor at Moose river. Henderson beat Mcdonald
90 severely that he died on Tuesday night The
shertn has arrested Henderson, and he viii be
taken to Jail to-day. Coroner Mayo, OF this place,
has gone to Moose river to-day to hold an inquest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., s4s7, 1896 SO; customs, ss0S.12o.3O.
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SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON, Of the marine
hospital service, has returned from Cincinnati.
Ohio, and Cairo ILL.,, where he went to determine
places.
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General Cable News.
InRIJJ.apD,S Cnu.Nrup pp.rpx,

LONDON, Sept 2S.-At Newmarket to-day the
race for the Rutland stakes, for two-years Old was
Golden Farmer, who beat Mr.. p Lorillard's bay
colt Comanche, the only other starter. The race
mn apr the Newmarket handicap for three,years old
years old chestnut nlly Wandering Nun. Mr. W.
5. Crawfurd'S four-yearS Old chestnut nlly Sire
ltza took second place. and LORD Rosebery's four
years old brown colt Roysterer third SIX started,
including Mr.. Walton'S aged brown horse Sutler
The betting against Wandering Nun. at the start,
was to 1. She won by head. There was dis
tance OF neck between the second and third
horses. Sutler, who was ridden by Archer, was the
favorite at against i. Wandering Nun was rid
den by Martin.
AN OUTBREAK AT HEDJAz
CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept 2s.-Five battalions Of
troops have been dispatched to the Hedjaz. Arabia.
where an outbreak Is reported. The outbreak is
probably connected with tie recent deposition OF
the grand Shereef OF Mecca.
THE CZAR SAID TO HAVE BEEN SECRETLY CROWNED.
>, LONDON, Sept Pa Vienna newspaper pub
fishes a story in effect that the nperor and En-
press, OF Russia, were secretly crowned during
their recent visit to Moscow. II the Emperor sur
mony will be considered void. In the event OF his
death, 1t Will be made public, so as to avoid any
difficulty In proclaiming the Czarewitch Alexander
as the laWlul successor OF the crowned monarch.
PARNELL AND DILLON.
LONDON, Sept est is understood that Mr. Da-
witt and Mr. Dillon In conversation have explicitly
denied that any difference exists between the lat
ter and Mr. Parnell. Mr.. Dillon resigns solely be-
cause OF i'll health. There are hopes In the party
that he may be able to resume his duties after an
absence OF year.
DISTURBANCES AMONG THE MoNTENEGRINs
CATTARO, Sept 2.-DisturbanceS have broken
out among the MOntenegr1nS in Kolaschin The
governor or Novi-B aZar has sent body OF NiZamS
to occupy Turkish KoiaSchin.
DEATH OF GERALD FITZGIBBoN.
DUBLIN. Sept 2S.-Mr. Gerald FtZgibbon, master
In chancery, who was prominent among the
counsel for the defense In state trials OF IS43 Is
dead.
MURDER IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-A man named James Hickey
has been brutally murdered near Templemore, In
the county Tipperary. Two brothers OF a family,
lately evicted, have been arrested suspicion of
having committed the murder.
Bold Robbery OF Diamonds.
TWO MEN WALK AWAY WITH s12, 900 WORTH OF
GEMS.
CINCINNATI, Sept 2S.-s12, ,OC0 worth Of diamonds
and valuable jewery were stolen at the exposition
bu Aiding shortly after the doors opened this morn.
Ing. They were taken from the exhibit OF c. OS-
kamp. The diamonds were insecurely kept In
show case fastened with two small padlOckS, and
the owners had no one In charge to guard the
property A visitor to the exposition saw two
men 20 to the case and open 1t with such apparent
ease as to give the impression that they were the
owners. After selecting all they wanted they
quietly walked away Ten minutes afterward the
theft was discovered.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, &c.

A GRAND OYSTER ROAST!
"A TO BE GIVEN AT
CONE RIVER,
Saturday, September 30th, 1882.
The magnificent steamer JANE MOSELEY has been
chartered for the occasion
Leaves 9th street wharf at IL O'Clock D. m and re-
turns II p IN. Sunday night.
Tickets, One Dollar.
Committee-Capt. BENZ. W. Summey f. B. Garges
John Fitzmorris, VIM. Kinsinger, Theo. F. Browning
HENRY LARMAN, Treasurer.
JOHN DENNIS, Secretary.
State be secured at the National Hotel
Cigar Stand, or from the Secretary.
The Committee reserves the right to take up any
ticket and refund the money. s26eO-3t
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President Arthur.
A Street Railroad Strike i'm Chicago.

WATERrowN, NY, Sept 2-President Arthur
arrived at Alexandria bay this morning.
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THERE are no adyices at the Treasury depart
ment as to when Secretary Folger will return to
Washington. Still he keeps posted, is evidenced
by his direction to Acting Secretary Ne to direct
the assistant treasurer at New York to redeem at
upon presentation.
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An Alleged Attempt 70 Poison.

A SENSATION IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENr-A
CRIME CHANGED AGAINST JEALOUS WOMAN.
Quite an excitement has been brewing in the
Patent ONCE building the past four five days by
an attempt suspected to have been made by q
white female employe to poison bright colored
woman, who is also employed In that ONCE. In
the basement OF that building have been employed
for months past two or three women In Col. Bab-
sons division One or these is a respectable
coored woman, about 30 years old, named
Mrs. L. White, living on 1t street, and
From a statement made by this colored woman
this morning TO an Official in that Office, Lieut..
Arnold, OF the NTH precinct, and STAR reporter
1t appears that there has been sort OF bad feeling
on the part OF the white woman towards the col
ored woman for some time, for what reason she
thinks last Friday by Col Babson transferring her
70 his Office up stairs to do some work temporarily.
She states that she
PURCHASED A FEW PEACHES
Friday evening before she went home, and that
evening cut them up and put sugar on them to
take to the Office for her lunch next day.
She left the jar In the room down stairs, where
she had formerly been employed, and about one
O'Clock she went to the basement and purchased
sandwich to eat with her peaches. The first
mouthful OF peaches tasted very odd, and the sec
ond one took the skin of her lips and tongue, and
she got sick very soon. SuSpecting something
wrong about the peaches, She took the jar 70
DIR. Dyrenforth, who, on examination, pro-
surface to be croton OIL An emetic was
administered, and she was sent home, but did not
suspect any one but the woman In her room nav
ing anything to do with the peaches. She grew
worse and sent for DIR. Augusta, who has been
attending her. Or. Augusta also examined the
peaches and took them TO McCoomb's drug store,
corner 14th and streets, where they soon deter
mined the doctorng they had received TO be cro-
ton oil, and the doctor demonstrated IL by apply
ing a little 10 the back or his ear, which
Immediately raised blister. Sunday night she
was very sick, but began TO recover under the
treatment or DIR. Augusta, and this morning she
was able TO go 10 the Office for the first time.
INVESTIGATING THE MATTER.
DR.. Augusta sent note 10 Mr.. Lockwood ex.
pressing the opinion that the case ought TO be In
vestigated. Mr.. Lockwood referred the case to
Mr.. Seaton, who, after hearing the womans story,
took her before the commissioner, and 1t is likely
that full investigation Will be held to the pur-
poses OF this dangerous use OF croton OIL The
case came TO the knowledge OF Lieut. Arnold Sun
day, and he has been working TO get the facts
since that time. The friends OF this colored wo-
man are congratulating her upon the lucky escape
she has made from what might have been more
serious consequences
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Q. S. MINISTER BINGHAM informs the State de-
partment that until July 1888, the test standard
for kerosene Oil imported into Japan has been
fixed at HOO Farenheit After that time at 1850
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REAR ADMIRAL GEO. B. BALCH, commanding the
Pacific station, reports to the Navy department
the arrival of his flagship, the Pensacola, at
Callao, Peru on the 5th instant, and that affairs
are quiet, and apparently unchanged since his
departure from that port.
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MIR. GEO. NJ SMITH and other clerks of the Treas
ury department have gone to Philadelphia to
count the money in the assistant treasurers Office
in that city.
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TIE CINCINNATI MARINE HOSPITAL.-The COM
mission appointed to select site for the new ma
rine hospital at Cincinnati, o. consisting Of S. F.
Covington. A. T. Goshorn and the Surgeon Gene
raj, have submitted their report to Acting Secre-
tary New, OF the Treasury, and it has been ap-
proved by him. The report recommends the pur-
chase OF the Ktgore property in the center OF the
city. for $4,000. The report OF the commission to
select site for similar purpose in Cairo, ILL.,, has
not been received, but the commission recommend
that certain property in that city be condemned.
PRESIDENT ARTHURs FISHING TRIP.-President
Arthur expects to spend ten days on his fishing
trip among the Thousand Islands. He left New
York accompanied by Mr.. r. G. Dunn
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Hon. FERNANDO c. BEAMAN, member OF Con-
gress from the first district OF Michigan for five
successive terms between 1860 and 1877 0, died at
aged G6.
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The Garfield Monument Fair.

The board of commissioners for the state OF
Maine organized yesterday afternoon, in room g.
by elect!ng Hon. Walker Blaine chairman and
Major William Howard Mills as secretary. The
other members present were Mr.. Sumner L Kim.
ball, chief OF the life-saving service, and Capt.
George E. Corson. Gen. Ellis Spear, Thomas j.
Hobbs and John w. Babson were nominated as
additional members. The boards of commission
ers for Connecticut, Illinois, Pennsylvania and
Arkansas were also in session last evening. The
Kentucky state board will meet this evening, and
those OF New York, Maine, Nebraska, New Jersey
and District Of Columbia on Friday evening.
The Army Of the Cumberland, at their last meet
ing at Milwaukee, adjourned to meet on the 25th
OF November at the Ebbitt House in this city, and
it is expected that large representation Will be
present.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received today for re-
demption, $205 600.
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THE INDIAN SCHOOL LFUNDs.-Secretary Teller and
Inspector Hsyworth have made the following dis
tribution OF Indian school funds for the present
fiscal year: Support Of non-treaty schools already
established and to be established, s3l7O0O; in
creased attendance at schools now established,
s50,CG0. establishing new industrial schools,
sioo.010; contingent expenses Of agency schools,
$4,000; purchase Of stock cattle for Industrial
school, $4,000; completion OF school building. out
houses. etc, for industrial school near Arkansas
City, $15 000 support OF above school. $31 500; sup
port OF Industrial school at Genoa, Neb., s31, ,500
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THE PRESIDENT remained at his home in New
York yesterday morning, and received Judge Geo.
A. Batcheller, OF the International Tribunal at
Cairo. Egypt; Mayor Bundy, and MI. Knevals
PRESIDENT Arthur left the ely later in the day by
CurSOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

Mr.. JOSEPH K McCAMMoN, the assistant attor-
ney general for the Interior department, returned
to-day from California and Montana, where he
had been on official business. During his absence
he superintended the purchase OF Indian supplies
at San Francisco ard negotiated treaty with
the Flat Head Indians of Montana, to allow the
Northern Pacific railroad company to build their
road through the reservation. The Indians at first
wanted one million dollars as consideration for
the roadway, distance OF f1fty-three miles; but
finally concluded to accept $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

THE TREASURY YPoRTFoLIo.-SecretaryC Chandler,
when asked last night about the rumor that he
was to succeed Mr.. Folger as Secretary OF the
Treasury. said: "You had better deny it. There
is nothing whatever in It. II Secretary FOger
should leave the department., it is not at all prOba-
BILE that would succeed him; moreover, do not
believe that the President has ever considered the
question OF a successor to Secretary FOlger." 1t
is inferred from this and other statements that
Secretary Folger intends to remain in Office until
after the New York elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

COMMISSIONER RAUM's CHANCES-COmmissione
Raum, speaking in private letter Of his prospects
of receiving the nomination OF United States Sem
ator from Illinois, says that although Gov. Cullom
Is a formidable opponent. and will undoubtedly
have a strong support still he feels confident of
his ability to secure the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

MIR. BLAINE AND THE STRAIGHToUTs AN ef-
fort is to be made, 80 ts reported by Virginia poll
tician, to induce ex-Secretary Blaine to take the
stump in Virginia and North Carolina in favor of
the straightout republican ticket and against cOa-
tiOn. The argument used is that II the coalition
ticket succeeds, the delegates to the next national
republican convention will be made up OF the
former party who Will cast their votes for the can
didate favored by the administration.
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The POto mac Rising al EHarpcr's Ferry
The signal corps observer at Harper's Ferry, w.
Va, reported, at 1:55 p m to the chief signal of-
Ger as follows Rivers raised four and half feet
since morning. Still rising fast. From reports
received from up Potomac and Shenandoah we
expect rivers to get very high here BY tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r-So TOMORROW, THE 29TH INSTANT
t- being the festival of st. Michael and All Angels
there will be service in the Church OF the Incarnation at
7:30 aud IL and choral evening prayer at 80
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28

THE TARIFF COMMISSION after leaving Baltimore,
on Saturday, September 80, will proceed to
New York, and will be In session at the Wind
sor hotel from october to 8, inclusive. The
commission will be in session at Pttsburg on
the ninth and tenth, at Wheeling on the twelft h,
and at Philadelphia On the thirteenth fourteenth
and sixteenth. 1t will conclude its sessions for
the hearing Of testimony in the latter city.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-08
PERSONAL.

Col N. W. Hunter, of Palestine, is at the
Menger.
Rev. ]. E. Meredith, of Calvert, is at the
Merger.
Mrs. and Master Moore. of the Capote
farm. arrived at the Menger last nigh. to join
Maj Moore. The whole party left for
Austin this morning.
Adolph Krempkau has just returned from
Laredo this morning, and reports Mr.. Sam S
Smith in fair way OF 'ecnvery; the erisipela>
is disappearing, and the doctors have pro-
nounced him out OF danger. Mr.. K. says
the whole country is flooded with recent r.ins
and 90 better grass was ever seen in the
west.
F.. P. Claudon, who has been ''swinging
around the circle" in the interest of Mr..
Cerl's refrigerator beef packing establishment.
returned to town yesterday and gave Us a call.
lie reports Kansas and other places where he
has been as far inferior to Teas. Mr.. c. is
an old veteran in the journalistic line, close
observer, and from his looks must have
roughed it considerably. He says there is
place like Texas.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-08
Brother Barnes in Despair.

Dayton Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
Rev. Barnes announced tonight in his SER
mon that If he did not receive more support
from the christian people Of Dayton he would
leave after tomorrow. He said he could not
fight the devil in Dayton opposed by the solid
front of the church, christians and ministry.
aid he blamed them for placing this obstacle
in his way Fifteen hundred people listened
to his sermon. Five were anointed md three
were cow rted. 1t Is doubtful what effect
his appeal will have on the clergy, who have
opposed openly or damned him with little or
no recognition II he leaves here tomorrow
he will 90 to Cincinnati ...... =.
Alexander Ill, f Russia, with a view to
he dangers atteadent upon his approaching
coronation. has made his will. by which he
caves all his certify goods to his family, heav-
w 'nsur'ng he same--his goois--in foreign
insurance Offices, .-...,-...
William " Aston. whowas defeated in 1873
by Duer". and ISSohy Fowler. for concrf ss-
he last Inn in strong republican district in
New York City. has been dominated as minis
ter t" lta'v. vice Geo. P. Marsh. d.. Ceased by
he president,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-08
The League and the Land Corporation,

The League and the Land Corporation.
Dublin. August 3-The circular tn be is
sued by by Mr.. Parnell, with view to check
inc the operations Of the land corporation
COMPANY. is also signed by Dillon. Davit,,
Eagan. Gray and Mccarthy. 1t will be sent
throughout Ireland to obtain signatures to
requisition asking the lord mayor Of Dublin to
convoke meeting during exhibition week,
for the purpose "f insugurating a national
fund for the relief Of e'icted tenants.
The circular states that the organization will
not be political one. hut that evictions will
b" increased II tenants be left defenseless in the
presence Of wealhy company
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-08

NC Irish. St Louis f Gregory. Pales-
tine: 7 Martin. Kansas: ! Carn-s Dallas.
! Badly, Toledo; c and Mrs Roth, La
redo,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-08
Col. X. VI, Moore Set Right.
NlerlyeP tfOtei.

Rev E Meredith. Calvert; James Parncy,
New Br'unlels: P w Schlemmer. Dhanis: ID
f BENTLEY, Tom Green, Mrs and Mas or
Moore. Capote Farm; ST. McClung. Leroy;
G. S Ohcar. j., New York: N w Hunter.
Palestine; + Smith. Whitcsborn; e. Wal
dngton, Goine,vile; w A Stewart, rwohip;