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The dry, hot weather in Georgia and
adjoining States, and the varying and
colder weather, with occasional frOsts IN
other States. may change the condition of
affairs considerably during the present
month
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BEAUTIFUL HOUSE AND LOT ONPARE
At AUCTION.


That delightfully."- located residence On 10. n.
g. corner Gwinnett and Drayton streets.
VIII De sold. n the Court House, OF TUES.
DAY, NOV. 4. between usual hours Of sale,
The house, double. with two stories con.
tanning nine rooms, besides kitchen. two hstb-
rooms. china and linen closets. and al req9i.
sites for comfort and convenience: plazzas an
west and south sides: large. elegant stable
and servants rooms on lot. Terms cash
II. II. HULL.
L. T. HULL
Executors Estate OF Henri Han
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NIaenrine of Amcrican Histor,

Contents for November: Unsuccessful
Candidates for the Presidency Of the Ma
ton, illustrated; CalifOrnia's Golden
Prime of Forty-nine, illustrated; Historic
HOmes.-Ochre Point, Newport, r. l.,
illustrated; An Old Colonial College,
Button Gwinnett, Original Documents,
Minor Topics, Notes, Queries, Replies,
Societies, Book Notices. For sale at Es-
t.II.s Nnrrs Aarnt Brina 3 cents
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Sperial Zlntirre.
Special Notice.
Notice.

Steamer DAVID CLARK will leave at P.
u. THIS DAY. Monday, for Doboy, Darien,
ST. mons and Brunswick.
c. WILLIAMS, Agent.
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CIGARS, PIANO, GROCERIES FTTsS;,
TIRE AM
G. III. DORsETT, Auctioneer.

VIII sell THIS DAY, at II O'Clock. in IT,.
store. gas
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InueI 90 New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Meeting OF DeEalb Lodge.
Meeting Of Tattuall Council.
Meeting Of Georgia Historical Society.
Special notice.. Williams.
Notice-WI luer < Co.
State and county taxes.
Notice-Madame VI. Chastanet.
Change Of Schedules, 7. and ". Ky.
Auction sale-C. II. Dorset.
Four-story brick dwelling for rent.
Newfoundland dog strayed or stolen.
Executors sale-M. J. Doyle.
Nnticas 10 the nuhlIc.
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Executors Estaf.
AUCTION SALE.

BY UEVs ". L-1MAIts
On the FIRST TUESDAY N NOVEMBER
NEXT,
The west one quarter Of lot number 81 Chat.
ham ward. subject TO an annual ground rent
TO the city Of Savannah Of 81 &c. together with
improvements. consisting Of q Inf0rlable
three-story brick dwelling. Location. Gordon
street. between whitaker and Barnard.
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zflcrtin9e.

The Young Mems Democratic Club.
on account OF the Democratic Mass Meet
ing the club will please meet WEDNESDAY
EVENING. Nov s. Sis O'Clock. at the Metro
D9iitan Hall. instead of Monday evening.
The Club Is urged to take an active interest
in the coming National Elections. and 10 use
all OF lis influence to bring out q full vote Of
the party. By order Of -
THE PRESIDENT.
" G. CAM. Secretary
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BY GEO. ". LAMAR, Auctioneer
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION m, nm
OGEEtHEk RrVFp ~ 4hL

STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA. cor,--
OF CHARLESTON in the Court n Con-
Pleas ALICIA RIPLEY. uIairrif- e .--i-- {
WILM0I q. DIS AgSSURE ct ar. de,e-S
ants.
BIZ virtue OF q decree Of the Courtof Comm
Pleas III tHis case. made On July d ~
VIII 0ler Tor sale a. public auction. st Z.
Co1rr House. in the CRY Of Savannah. IS
on Tt E>DAY. Nov II. 1ssi, al ]. r'e7aeI t,
NJ. the property described in SAID deere \
follows. 70 wit:
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We Have Them

Kid and Dog Skin Gloves, at Belsins
gers. q Whitaker street.-Adu.
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Special Notice.
DR.. r. J. MUM has returned to the city
and resumed his practice.
Removal.
DR. J. D. MARTIN has removed his Office
and residence to 80 LIBERTY STREET,
north side. one door west of Bull.
For Ordinary.
To My friends and Fsllop Citisens: here
by announce to you that will be a candidate
for REELECTION to the Office of ORDI-
NARY in JANUARY next, and will be CRATE
full for your friendship and support.
HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
SEPT / ISL
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And 10000 other articles. too numerous 20
mention. at the TEN CENT STORE, l54 Bry-
an street. Call and see the bargains. Each
cost Won hut 10 cents
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Eraal Alotirra.


n EORGIA. GRAHAM COUNTY.-W heleas,
VI JOSEPH o. DAVIS, JR.. has applied to
Court Of Ordinary for Letters Of Aalnloisir4-
ton on the estate CT HESRI L. DAt II, de-
ceased. -
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish
all whom it may concern 10 be ana appear De-
fore said court. TO make objection % aay ines
have). on or before the TWENTIETH uAI
N NOVEMBER NEXT, otherwise sala
letters VIII be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMFToN l.. - -
RILL- Ordinary for Chatham county, tl-s INC
18th DAY Of October. ISL.
PHILIP n. RUSSELL J8-..
Clerk G. q. Z. Z.
EORGTA. CHATHAM COCNTT.-Noileee is
VI hereby given that / have made So 49,
ton 10 Court Of Ordinary for Chatham g -.
for or er to sell all of.the resi- estate beie1z1s
to estate Of ANNIE POGLNOB, ueceasel' "
the payment Of debts and distribution, II, ~
TEETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lsS4, q s-i4
court unless objections are fled
EU6ENE =. EUO LN0A,.
Administrator Of Annie POulnoi, deoe4ss1'
OCT. is. 1884.
CTATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM CoUSII.
- Notice is hereby given q aA ssls5r
having demands against ANNIE ~ e A--,,,-
late Of Chatham cOunry. deceased q 3ies.-
them to me. properly made QUIZ WitAlA ~. ~
time prescribed by law. 50 a. 70 snow - -
character and amount. aud al feis1-15 -
Qebteli TO said deceased are nereua Ee4--'-s
= -'''---e Peg - EUGENE F. POULN0T
Administrator estate Annie Roulnoai ~
ceased.
OCT. IS. 1854.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the coming
~ session of the Legislature Of this State
a local act will be introduced entitled, IAN
Act TO provide for the Election of Officers
elected by the Mayor and Aldermen of the
city OF Savannah and the term OF Office Of
Eucb officers -
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NOTICE.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
NOTICE.

GRAUL, practical Gardener, corner
La Whitaker street and First avenue, near
depot. Gardening in all its branches. Gardens
laid out and fixed up in the best style and
after the latest designs. Attention given by
the day, month or year. Plants and fresh cut
flowers constantly on hand.
INSTRUCTIONS given in making Wax
Il Flowers, Kenslngton Embroidery, Ma
creme Point LacIng, French Decorated Art Of
Painting on china and silver by Miss o.
THOMPSON. s. Barnard street.
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Fancy Merino and Solid Colored Half
Hose, at Belsinger's. "A Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-03

Camels' Hair and Red Flannel Under
wear, at Belsinger'ss "a Whitaker street.
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Wood. Coal and BLOCKS
For sale by r. b. Cassels, corner Tay-
Tor and East Broad streets-telephOne
%
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Notice.
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT Coz
lis Rrvau street

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL GAS LIGHT Coz
us Bryan street.
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. l, lSS4.)
On and after this date the price Of gas sup
piled by this company VII be ONE DOLLAR
PER THOUSAND FEET, to meet the cut
made by the Savannah Gas Light Company.
AS this is a fight to drive out competition, and
in view Of the great advantages now secured
gas consumers Of the city through the estab-
hshment Of this company, prompt payment
OF bills will be expected in all cases.
As heretofore we shall continue supplying
GAS COOKING STOVES AT COST. Having
introduced these stoves in Savannah. a libe-
raj patronage is solicited. A regular pres
sure Is kept on the mains of this company at
all hours. y. +. THOMPSON.
Secretary Mutual Gas Light Company.
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Dec ,. lSo4s unless sold previously 81 prl-
waite sale.
The Burroughs residence. on Congress
street. second house west from Aber orr. The
house is large. having twelve rooms, aud is
very substantially buut OF Philadelphia
brick 1t has in the rear a c0mmOdious out
building - feet long and two stories high.
The size Of the house and OutbuI.aing. its
proximity 70 the business centre. and its l0ea-
ton fronting Reynolds square. render this
property equally desirable for q down town
residence. a frst-class boarding house. or
business stand. The lot Is fee simple and
measures Go By 50 feet, more or less.
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beBarnett House, savannah.

The wonder Of those who 60 to the Har-
nett House, in Savannah. is thar so excel
lent a table and such comfortable rooms
can be offered to the public at such mini
mum rates. Without exaggeratiOn, the
Is BE OF the Harnett is as good as that OF
the Screven House. and the rates just one
MALT as large. Cou. .eOus treatment makes
M The sum Gifts attractions. The public
lsrgaiy testified their appreciation
Jacksonville FlG.) Herald.
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And invite the attent on Of the public 70 the
low prices at which the same win be sold.
Parties desiring to purchase would do vel
to cali early. j. f. BRO05S.
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For sale by r. B. Cassels, corner Tay-
lor and East Broad streets-telephone
No, II
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VIII sell THIS DAY, at Il O'Clock. in fro-.
store, vas
] lot Of fine CIGARS. PIANO a..
canned MACKEREIs. PIGS FFFT pSo
MILK. PICKLES. TONGUE. bes,.-S, Us
BEEF, MACKEREIss Triple. etc N q
BUTTER, SEWING MAC HINF. C0srS ~ i1
LOUNGE, SOFA. 10 BEDsTFADS : Ne J. "
STANDS. 10 COTS, 10 AATTRFSspsss ash
fine CROCkERY. BED-SPRTNC l 10
P0MADE. YEAST POWDERS ara I, y, d
large KITCHEN TABLE. CHTT br 81 Z
ROCKERS and HIGH CHAIRS II 5 -.
CLOCKS. COOKING sTDVF cggaAl
STOVE. lot OF DRUGCFT yT1flgE
COOLER, COMMON CHAIRS. "AIEI
Also
a very large PATENT REFRIGER .ron
nearly new. w
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EXECTToR,s sALE.
BLACKsMITHs' TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, ETC.
By J. MCLAUGHLIN 8 son.

By j. McLAUGHLIN s son.
On WEDNESDAY. Nov. s. 1854. at II o'cloet
corner West Broad and Olive streets We
viii sell the following effects Of the late Sir
James Heagney:
lot BLACKSMITH TOOLS. BELLOWS
etc. VICE, / lot SUNDRfES. chest u Inc
TOOLS for blacksmith, wagon maker. ear
penter. etc. ? NEW WHEELS, ] IRON
CLAMP and other CLAMPS. T. New WAGON
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Gnpartmrrship Elotirra.
Dissolution of CopartnerShip

THE Naval Stores FactOrage business here
i tOfore conducted in this city under the
firm name Of W 4 L. MCNEILL is this day
dissoved by mutual consent.
W. MCSEILL.
L. MCNEILL.
CtrAN-N-tu O. Now 1874
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For Clerk of Superior Court.

Felloto Citisens Of Chatham County: am
candidate for reelection to the Office Of
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT at the
approaching election, and respectfully ask
YOUR support. BARNARD E. BEE.
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Clhtlns Adjusted.

WASHINGTON, D. Gil Oct; 26.-The
Second Auditor Of the Treasury has COM
pletcd the annual report for the fiscal year
ended June S0th, 1854. 1t shows the
aggregate number Of unadjustcd accounts
and claims on hand July lst, 1883, was
Il, l,02S, OF which 36,llo were for arrears
Of pay and bounty. tTwenty-tour thousand
nine hundred and cjshty.eisht 'of these
old and new claims were disposed OF dur
ing the year, leaving 42,0Sl unadj justed on
tho 30tl Of June last E'3S ~, e. f a, y; y
Recommendation is made that Congress
enact a stathte Of limitation which will
bar out all claims growing out Of the, lite
war not presented for payment within one
or two years thereafter. /. n @ it,,,s.
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CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
Republican Managers ut Headquarters As.
sured OF vlGtnry,

NEw YonH, Oct. 25.-The Republican
managers continuetogrow more confident
OF success each day. The closing days Of
the canvass arc putting tho committees Of
bothparties 70 their utmost cndeavors, but
the continued Republican gains hero have
surprised even the most sanguinc members
OF the party. Senator Don Cameron, OF
Pennsylvania, was among the callers at
Republican headquarters. He Ind Just
come from his home in Harrisburg, stop.
ping long enough in Philadelphia to con.
suit with Chairman Cooper regarding the
outlook there and give him such eneour.
agement rs lay in his power. x gen.le.
man with whom Senator Cameron con-
versed to-day said this evening: "Scnator
Cameron is very much interested in the
success OF tho Republican ticket. lie be.
lieyes in Blaine aud Logan, and came over
to tell the members OF the committee 50
and proiler his services in aid Of their clec.
ton. -, .l, ..p.sfs
"What did Nj Cameron think Of the
situation here?" .d39 rs
"llc came over to ask questions, and he
has been devoting himself diligently TO
the task all day. He went away appar.
emily satisfied us to the outlook, however,
and says that the Republican purity in
Pennsylvania was never better equipped
than Mt present"
The information from Indiana to-day
was Of the most encouraging character.
"Nr. Blaine's trip through the State"
said Senator Chailee tonight. "has done
us an immense power Of good, and look
forward to substantial Republican vic
tory in that State" ~
The committee OF delegates from various
business interests OF the city met Mt No. l
Broadway this afternoon, Mr.. L. \. Drake
in the chair, and arranged ior grand
demonstration OF business men, including
all professions, trades, and industries, for
next Wednesday, the Goth. to welcome
Mr.. Blaine to New York. The procession
will march to Madison square. Alr. Bluine
will review tho column ut tho Worth
Monument. 1t is expected that there will
not. be less than $4,000 business men in
the line. A committee has been appoint
ed to take charge OF the organization OF the
parade, of whictl General Charles II. r.
Collins is chairman
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iGESEnAL.LoGAS


To Confederate Soldiers In TirElnln-A Lot.
ter Worth KcadinE. ii,i.sGty IA
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The following is d
copy OF letter sent by General Logan in
reply TO M invitation OF the Confederate
soldiers Of Rockingham county, Virginia
10 address them: ty5Si.i5:}i. u .losia'
fec Cn1cAdo, Oct. %, 1851.
CaptainJohnH. H.Ifalslon, Ha,risoifturg, a. q.
My DEAR SlE;-Your letter enclosing n
petition containing over 500 names of Con.
ederate soldiers residing III yonr local..
", requesting me to deliver IN address ut
your place on the political issues now
presented to the citizens of this
Republic for their decision is received. :. |
regret exceedingly TINT my engagements
are such that | cannot comply with, their
request, made in such kind and peucr.
ons manner MS this has been. ~, s7 \,
It does seem 10 me that the people of
Virginia who are willing TO lay aside their
former prejudices and move forward in
the direction that will give them prosper
ity and be calculated TO develop the great
mine OF wealth that lies beneath their
soil, should adopt the policy OF pro,ec-
tive tariff and invite Northern capital TO
invest in manufacturing etc, lin their
State and to assist in tho growth and de-
velopment Of the various Industries that
your country iswcll adapted to. The peo-
pie OF the South by adopting this policy
will move forward to great results in the
future. Those who are so .prejudiced
that they cannot think or, speak of any,
thing but the misforinnes OF the Epast
and who refuse to mid or assist in adopting
any policy that will he beneficial to any
part OF theircountry will perhaps continue
TO cling to their prejudice. Let the march.
OF the progressive people Of your country:
pass them by the wayside and move ior-
ward inItl 70 direction OF grand ! re-
suits for their people in the future
by joining and associating themselves
with the party Of progress, which has
shown n,an ability for opening the way to
and bringing about the greatest results
ever achieved by the; people Of any. nation
heretofore. t,sy:: stt .}s.IS ~ q,
I These men who have addressed mo in
so kindly n manner, / recognize rs brave
men, such MS must take the fore front in
bringing the Southern; ;peoplcout from the
lead of men who have e:kept their country
depressed and have never shown the
ability 70 develop 4he.S great sources
Of wealth that arc everywhere
found in their l part Of the
Country. Convey to these gentlemen my
regrets at my inability to Visit them dur.
ing this campaign, and at the same time
give, thcm,my kindcst thanks forthe very
complimentary manner in which they
have addressed me personally 4
With great respect, !, isi2'5'i I I
55S;.! | am, very truly, z 59tl
~ yi.4 5s'i& JONI A. 7LouAS,7'
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" y
Forgetting that comparatively few male
workingmen arc Semployed. at the ewirc
works Of Scott 4 Co., the canvnssers called
there also. In about 100 Iaborers and
wire drawers, the majority arc foreigners
who have not yet taken out their natural
ization papers and cannot vote. Ofthose
who can vote only one is a Democrat and
he being from kcntucky'i it was deemed
useless to say Blaine to him. The most of
the work in this establishment is done by
female labo;, ant, it is understood the
large proportion OF the girls promise to
make their beaux, brothers and fathers
vote for Blaine. " ltis...i
At the Sligo Iron Mills it was found that
there. are not less than twenty-five Demo-
Gratis who will vote for Blaine. q,
S Down Mt Graft, Bennett 4 Co.'s mills,
near the Point Bridge, the Democrats are
all universally dissatisfied with Cleveland
and the party, Oh the score OF free trade.
While atf will not vote for Blaine very few
will vote for Cleveland. One OF ';the men
connected with tho management Of the
works. said: "This Ward, The Thirty
third, is Democratic stronghold, but we
fulty.cxpcct to carry it for the Rcpubli-
cans. You can't imngine the dissatisfac-
ton existing among the Democrats here.
There are quite n number OF Democrats in
the mill who declare they will vote for
BIaine,H y y>G,t-st. ..7s,h Z
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JrDGE lIRASSoS said notSmany moons
ago to Mr. Devinncy, one Of the most
prominent mill men in this city, while the
TWO werd discussing rail OF railroad iron
at Weston, "Therc is too much money
paid for the labor in that rail-" This OF
course Is not to be construed ~ "incon-
sis,cnt Will, any act Of my life or any OF
my utterances.' .a
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NEWS IL .i.t BRIEF,

s y 'ti' ti-E----- lAI'H ~ ~ r. -. :
The propeller City OF st. Joseph, in Ben.
ton Harbor, Mich, burned Mt her dock.
Adans 4 Allen, dealers in woolens,
New York, assigned, with $4,000 Of pref.
ereHces. z '-a5S 4H' :}is5Es.
The jury in the Clawson polyeamy trial,
Salt Lake City, returned a verdict Of
guilty. z ,%i5,g l.,,}, ST D.
The Touring mill Of Charles II. Hill 4
Co., Manchester, N:H., was burned. Loss
The residence Of J. .tR.t 1Iutchins, Mon
trea! was completely wrecked by IN cx.
plosion Of gas. Igii. 2,.ss4i 4l' l.y9fl5saiSs9i
e Mary Cross, now confined in the Coyinc.
ton (ky.) jail, ,ilhas lived thirty-two days
without food: r. S;si 70 f5s's.ts {; z ,l
Jcs Hartman, Fremont, Ohio, made m
unsuccessful attempt 10 kill his wife by
the use OF chloroform. Z O.. e 4
Miss Millie Burghcr, OF Columbus, O.,
was thrown from \ buggy against II tree
and instantly killed. - ss,,@.,. ,,s.a.
= John Conners was cut to pieces and
killed by n train, on the Wheeling &I.akc
Erie lsailroad ut Fremont, 0. - b. :.
Two cannon exploded at Rondout, N.
Y, while being used to fire a Democratic
salute, and four were seriously injured.
The grand Jury is investigating the ab.
duction Of Helen ,Ornlsbv, OF Nenia, and
her incarceration in q private lunatic
asylum. .,g2 e !
; The President has designated james II.
Mari, ST., present Chief Clerk, to act rs
First Assistant Postmaster General for ten
days, beginning today. 81, 5t7 e l.,.,.
4 Three Of the inmates OF the sN omen's
State Prison, indianapolis, made hole in
the wall for the purpose OF escaping, but
were detected. ~, f:5S53
miss Ella Whitacre, living near Osccola.
Ohio, committed suicide because her lover,
Arthur Robinson, forsook her ut the com.
mand OF his father. '';,., 5's + LII
The National: Hod Carriers Union or
eanized at Pittsburgh Inst night, their OBJ
ject being mutual benefit and protrction 10
the la6orers. Application will DO made
for n charter. s;SE 40! e.
\ committee Of German n Republicans
waited upon Mr.. Blaine during his stay in
Chicago, and delivered M address, assur-
ing him Of the support OF the German
American Republicans. e.. 5s.... :, Z.
Suit has been brought by the Georgetown
National Bank against The LAFAYETTE Na.
tional and Second National Banks, OF Lex.
lnstton, ky., to recover. the amount OF for
geries by John R. Wolf, now in the pcni,
Tertiary, -
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baltimore & ohio Acquisition. !.

PlrrsnunoH, Oct. 25.-The Baltimore.e
Ohio Railroad Company have obtained a
controlling interest in tho sharpsyilc rail. i
road, q short line running from Whining :
tonJunction to sharpsvillc, Pa, a distance /
OF twenty-one miles, This viii give them, !.
entrance in the sharpsville Black coal
district: The company has been reor.
ganlzed and Thomas A. King elected
president and general manager. ,N'H>N.
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npSorHAnGAIN WITH CHANDLER
Nu,lcr Nails Another Lilo Being Circulated
About Him. an bi 81 n 4,

= o.
DosroS, Oct. 2G.---Gcneral Butler has ad-
dressed letter to J. B. Abbott, Esq, ex-
planning tho charge, that he (Butler) had
made II trade with Chandler in the inter-
est OF Blaine. Butler says: "The story
of meeting Chandler OIL the Tallapoosa
was very plain one. Lieutenant Grcely,
who was nm old friend and constituent OF
mine and one whom l tried to assist,
when in Congress, to carry out his
ideas OF tho north pole expedition, had re.
turned home from that perilous and i'm
portant voyage md was being received by
the citizens OF mynativeState, New Ilamp.
shire. Chandler. invited several gen
tlcmen OF prominence to goto Portsmouth
to do honor to Grcely, and his brave aSso.
ciatcs. went. Tho first man l met was
Hon. S. J. Randall, with whom was many
Years in Congress, and Iwcnt on board
the 'Tallapoosu with him and there met
Chandler and other gcntlcmcnoi distinc-
ton. | spent my time especially in Ran.
dall's company and was more with him
than any other gentleman OH board. We
were engaged part Of the time talking
politics, he assuring me he had made up
his mind to support Cleveland, as he has
done, and advising me very strongly to do
the same. Much us l regretted to part
with him told hin, could not for reasons
l have since made very public. 80 80. * =
Atmy request tho ;Tallapoosa ran from
Portsmouth over to Cape Ann. Mr..
Chandler and myself made speeches to
the survivors oi, tho Thirty.trst Massa-
chusets regiment. Chandler went back to
Portsmouth on board the Tallapoosa.
Randall went 10 my house and stayed
within inc over night and then went to Bos.
ton where we parted, he going to his home
and ] to mine. I made no bargain with
Chandler on board tho Tallapoosa, about
anything. l certainly did mot bargain
with Mr.. Blaine because he was not there.
Chandler had not seen Mr.. Blaine since
his nomination as understood, certainly
not since tho nomination Of Cleveland"