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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-05
KIDNAPPING A CORPSE.
A Father Attempts to Steal HE
Sons Body
FOR REmoyAL TO TEXAS.
An Illinois Sensation That Set All the
Country TaIkingl.at dtFearful
Rate.
the CASE AND THE CAUSE.

SnELBYylLLE, ILL.,, December 4.-Quits
a sensation was produced in this city to-day
by the attempt at kidnapping Of the corpse
of c. E. Dilley, from the city cemetery. BY
the father of the deceased. George NJ. DID
ley, Of Palestine, Tex. The particulars Of
and the cause for the kidnapping are vir-
tually as follows:
About FIVE years ago Mr.. c. Z. Dilley
came to this city and married the daughter
of Mr.. L. B. Wright an old resident OF
this city. The marriage was not pleasing
one TO Mr.. Dilley's parents, who were op-
posed to it, and during the two years
of their welded life they con:iu.
ually showed their displeasure. About
three years ago Mr.. c. 4. Diliey
and wife came to this city to visit her pa
rents, and while here he took sick and died
and was buried in the City Cemetery, in
his fathers family lot. The young widow
in proper time proceeded to Texas and set
lied up her husbands affairs, ard herein
commenced her troubles, the parents Of her
husband doing all in their power to annoy
her, and laid claim to part o. her husbands
effects After oil was settled she moved
back to this city 10 live with her parents.
and her husband having left her consider
able wealth, she made some investment,
and settled down 10 live quiet, peaceful
lite, bu, was TO be disappointed. Yesterday
Mr.. J. NJ. Dilley the father Of her husband.
a'.ivCd here, and without making it known
o asking consent OF the vie, hired q
couple OF laborerS and proceeded to dig
up The corpse and mako arrange
mcnt7 to ship i; south. While they
we're crcavn,ing the grave the cemetery
k.cper rC.iGed the wife Of their operations.
ard she at once procured an Injunction
compiling them to cease their work, aud
rcofd Mr., Di'ley, Sr, under bond Of $500
no, 10 a,;empt /. again. Mr.. Dilley will
,tiry it to the courts, as Re claims portcs'
sion Of the body, and Mrs. Dilley will oppose
him TO the bitter end. The Dilleys were
formerly residents Of this city, but moved to
Texas, where they have become wealthy
and prominent. People here in general
deprecate his attempt at kidnapping. and
sympathize with the young widow. The
further outcome Of the affair will be known
in a day or so, when the case will be proba.
bly brought before the County Judge.
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PARKEHSBuRG.
Gossip and Gosslpers OF the New Oil
City

Gossip and GosSlpers OF the New Oil
City.
Special 10 ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, December 4. - Theo.
Boyd, one of the brightest newspaper men
in the state, is now on the Sentinel staff, Of
this city.
Col VIM. Mckinney, Of the Neal L Nc
K;nrey, wharf boat and commission men,
has disposed of his interest in the firm to
Joseph Cook, Esq. Mr.. Kinney retires
from the business with the best wishes of
his hosts Of frierds. Success to the new
firm.
Editer Smith, of the Index,
is entitled TO the heartfelt thanks
of the REGISTER correspondent for favors
rendered.
This morning about ii o'clock an infant
about three weeks old was left at the front
door Of Samuel Newberger's residence, on
Green street The deserted wait was
wrapped in woolen shawl, and nursing
bottle filed with warm milk was found with
it. No claim has vet been obtained as to
its parentage The friendleSs little strang
er was turued over to Capt. Penuybacker, Of
the police force, and he had it taken
ouI to the Wood county poor house.
The affair created considerable excitement
on Democratic square, the scene OF heart
less desertion.
Capt A. J. Gillespie of the Monitor Tow
boat Company viii make trip to Wheel
ing on Saturday.
The affair given BY the ladies of St. Na-
vier's church was a grand success financial
IL and otherwise.
Hon. ID. II. Leonard, who will probably
be our next Representative in Congress, has
been in Wheeling for few days.
. JUDGE J. NJ Jackson, oi
the Wood County Circuit Court,
recently paid well deserved compliment to
Capt. A. b. Beckwith. who for so many
years has served as deputy sherid, said he
in all nv experience I have never seen q
court officer who has so satisfactorily filled
the posi6on-alwsys prompt, kind and
courteous to all yet fearless in the discharge
OF every duty. To this tribute the people
respond well deserved" The friends o.
Hon. Thos l. Boreman arc pleased to see
him ont after several days illness. C~pt
J. Z. Remley is assisting Major G. d. Glib
bons in the Revenue office.
Judge Bond of the United States Circui
Court, who was expected here to preside il
the West Virginia Oil and Oil Land Com
| panys case did not arrive.
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again and viii soon be able to be out. His
many friends viii be agreeably surprised to
learn of his recovery.
P. II. Keck, Esq, of the Monongalia bar,
was in town this week attending Circuit
Court.
I'M Hartley, of the Peoples Store, left
Monday for the east on business trip.
Eugene Billinglsey and wife, Of Ohio, who
were visiting Morgan Billingsley here, left
Yesterday for Shinnston, where he will spend
q few days among relatives and friends.
VIII S. Myers, a Fairmont boy, who re-
Gently enlisted in the U. S. Signal Service,
is at home on a ten days leave Of absence.
Tomorrow he will leave for some point in
Southern Arizona, where he is ordered for
duty. He will be accompanied as far as
Bloomington, Ills, by his brother, Charles
II. Myers who will enter school at the
latter place for the study Of the stenographic
art.
Miss Ella Jackson, of Weston, is visiting
among her numerous friends here.
Miss Rose Sweeney, of Wheeling, h-s or
ganized class in painting in town. We
learn that she is a very successful teacher,
and that she has already secured number
of pupils She has rooms with her sister,
Mrs. I. W. Fleming. at the Continental,
and should be well patroni1ed.
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Guards. They will wear showy uniforms
and be armed with lance and sabre.
The visit of the Swain Court Martial to
the President, in full dress uniform, headed
BY General Schofeld, recalls the fact that
this is the largest and highest ranking court
martial that has assembled in this country
since long before the war. The court that
tried Gen. Fitz John Porter was composed
of but nine members and was inferior IN
point of aggregate rank to the one OF thir,
teen members now in session for the trial OIL
Gen. Swain. :,
Frank Hurd, the free trader, says that ii
there is not something done to reduce the
tariff this winter it won't be his fault. de
will make the fight with all his might, and
believes he will succeed in reducing the
revenue. He is almost alone in this be
lief. The indications are that the Demo,
Gratis will call caucus to decide upon the
course to be followed. Mr.. A. S. Hewitt
thinks this would probably be the proper
thing to do.
The Springer Committee will, in few
days, begin its investigation OF the Clncln'
natl election fraud cases.
The bill to create the Office Of Government
Architect provides that he shall be appoint
ed by the President for four years. The bill
provides that the Office of Supervising Arch
itect of the Treasury shall cease to exist
April l, 1885.
The electoral vote of several States were
received by the President Of the Senate
The first, which came by messenger, was
that of Pennsylvania; the first by mil
New Hampshire.
The bill to establish court Of appeals
introduced in the House by Oates, is the
same measure that was introduced in the
Senate in 1881, by Davis, OF Illinois.
Alexander Battelle, of Virginia, has beer
appointed pardon clerk in the Department
OF Justice.
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FAIRMoNT.
S;iII HarpiDg on the Railroad Cases-The
state Normal SrhOOl-Personal.
IL,

still HarpiDg on the Railroad Cases-The
state Normal Srhool-Personai.
Special 10 The EegiS:er.
FAIRpoyT, December 4.-The lawyers
are still sighting over their railroad cases in
court here and the Fairmont, Morgantown
and Pittsburg road with that enterprise
which has characterized it from the first
roes steadily forward in the work Of COM
pletion. The bridge which is building at
Buffalo creek has progressed rapidly and
now both abutments are finished and all
three Of the peers are several feet ABOVE the
water at the ordinary stage Of the river.
Work on the B. & o. reservoir, which struc-
ture is located on the line Of the West Nir-
pinia and Pennsylvanis road, is about COM
pleted and the structure is standing OBJ
structfSn to the building of the last named
road. Col. Wissn says that so soon as
this fish pond is disposed Of" the
West Virginia and Pennsylvania will be
built; but the Baltimore and Ohio IS max
ing ssne efforts TO prevent the Colonel from
disposing of the reservoir.
Judge Fleming is holding Grand Jury
Court here and most os the hoys have gone
down the riEer to hunt wild ducks. -
Sherif Carney does not visit the duck re-
gion during court hence, the visit OF the
bows Several indictments have. been
found agains: some Of our prominent clti-
zenS for illicit retailing, and move should
be tOund, bxt the Witnesses have poor mem
ories Judge Fleming some time during
last week, held a witness for perjury, but
whether a case can Sc made him remains to
be seen.
The State Normal School.
Your correspondent had an interesting
talk with Principal Sipe, Of the above named
rnstitutisioa, few DAYS since, IN which was
elected the facts tkat the attend
ance al the school noa Is larger
than it has been daring the
fall term for several years past. The stu.
dents are makaag excellent progress and
everything inside is running smoothly and
satisfactorily. This school has always en-
loved the reputation Of being the most sue
cessful one in the State The attendance
Is generally large, the discipline good ana
the instruction first class.
The prospect for the winter aud spring n
as bright as couA be wished. A large at
tendance Is now a certainty and this, to-
gethsr with most excellent corps Of teach
ers. viii make the school more successful
probably, thAa j. has ever been before
| Fairmeat has peculiar facilities for sue
cessiul school. The citizens are very hos
pi,sSle and excellent board can be had 9
low cost TIE town is pleasantly Iocate'
sid the school building is fitted exactly 70
convenience and comfort. We are easl
accessible, too, nld alter one has clmbe
our rocky hills be ieels like staEiSg u
with Us permanently.
| Personal.
vii! J. Shore, whrse serious iilnes h
bctn mentioned in :he RsGisrFA, Is U
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MYSTERIOUS.
The Unexplained DISAPPEARANCE oil
Young Man.

The Unexplained DISAPPEARANCE of n
Young Man.
BUFFALO, December 4.-On April z,
1881, young man, son Of DR.. Bamber, OF
Carlton, started on Western trip, having
with him his satchel and $50. He stopped
over night at Albion to visit bis uncle.
David Young. and Was seen that evening in
a saloon shaking dice. When the game
ended he was a winner. The man he was
PLAYING with was heard to say, 'Tll get even
With YOU yet" From that time no trace
of yoang Banber could be found Recently
a little girl says she saw on the evening OF
tie day mentioned two men burying some
thing in the eastern part Of the village, on
the north side Of the canal. The men dis.
covered her and threatened to kill her If
she told what she had seen. They said they
were burying . calf "A man in the town OF
Carlton has discovered facts coroborating
,ke chiIds statement The mystery OF
Bamber's disappearanes may yet be cleared
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Shooting All Around.

MrsKEGON, Mich, December "A
shooting ARRAY occurred here about IL
o'clock last night, resulting in the shooting
of four persons, including Policeman
Brown. Albert Radley got into a dispute
with number of others. Radley went
home, got doasle-barreled shotgun, return
ed and fred into the crowd, twice shooting
H. Frost in the face and R. Mcdonald in
the neck. Policemen Brown and Hickey
then came up and as Brown approached
bin Radley shet him in the side. Police
man Hickey drew his pistol and shot Rad
lev in the wrist The affair en3ed by the
srrest of Raaley. Brown is in q critical
Condition this morning, but the others will
probably recover.
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NEW COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS
PennsyIvanians Get Share of the Offices
Giren Out Tn-dnY.

PennsyIvanians Get Share of the ofices
Given Out To-day.
WAsHlYGTNN, December denominations
made to-day were: Otis P. G. Clark, Rhode
Island, Commissioner Of Pensions; Calvin b.
Walker, Indiana, First Deputy Commission
er of Pensions; Noah P. Loveridge, Michi-
gan, Second Deputy Commissioner OF Pen
sions; Luther Harrison, Pennsylvania, as
sistant Commissioner Of the general land
Office, George B. Anderson, New York,
Indian Inspector; John E. Eryant, Georgia,
United States Marshal Nor ,bcrn di-trict OF
Georria; Stephen F. Wilson, Penn, Asso
ciate Juice OF the Supreme Coult of New
Mexico; Commissioners for Alaska, John
G. Brady, Alaska, 10 reside at Ska; Geo.
p. Thric. of Penn, to reside at Wrangel;
Chester Sweber, California, reside at Ouna'
lGshka.
TIE Senate made three combinations
Wm. P. Dunwoo1y lowe, member OF the
National Board of Health; Frank Hatton
Iowa, Postmaster General John Schuyler
Crosby, New York, First Assistant PoSma5
ter General.
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p.rsons Mur,,.red IN Red.

BlTNBRlBsE, GA, December 4. 4.-Stepheu
Goodwin, his housekeeper, Matilda Gregory,
and her sss, Richard Gregory. aged 81, were
found dead in their beds aud terribly mutt
lated night before last at Goodwirs house,
near Pelham, Mitchell county. They were
apparently attacked whilo asleep Goodwin
was reported to keep large amount ot
money with him, but iAis was mistake,
and # the honSs was entered by robbers
they got little OF no booty. The murderers
stole Goodwin's horse and buggy to escape
with. Bands Of citizens are searching Tor
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ACTIVE IN THE CHURCH.
And Proves His Good Works BY
Eloping
WITH THE PREACHERS WIFE.
An lndscretion That Seems to Have
Appeared in the Family at
Stated Intervals.
SHE WILL NEVER COME BACK.

RwERHEAD, L. l., December 1.-The
wife ofRev. W. A. Downs eloped with
Deacon G. Mitchell Terry, leaving behind
two children aged two and four years. The
wife telegfaphed Pastor Downs that she
was happy with her doa~ Terry aud would
rever return to Riverhe@d." Ii is believed
The couple have gone TO Flo"id-, where
Terry have a sister, who elopcd some years
ago with Captain Penny, leaving iOur chill
drcn behind her. Terry was active in church
NO;k,
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ElEIY HOSES CEEMATEp.
Burning of n Street Car Stable mt Baltimore
Yesterday ofOrning.

Burning of n Street Car Stable mt Baltimore
Yesterday Morning.
BALTNoRE, December 4.-Early this
morning 6reiu the stables of the Halls
Springs Passenger Railway Company COM
plately destroyed the large building, to-
aether with many of the companys cars and
fftv horses. The flames started in the hay
lott. and spread so rapidly that only fifteen
Of the horses could be taken out. Only one
car was removed.
There were sixty-eight horses inthe stable
when the FIRE was discovered, seventeen
were rescued although badly seorched. The
Ere started over the front entrance and after
the halters we're cut the horses refused to be
led from the burning building. Ten were
burned. The loss is $4,000, and the in
Suranra $40 600
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FOR TWO YEARS.

The Regents of the Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Present Their
Report.
The report o. the Regents of the Instita-
ton for Deaf, Dumb and Blind, for the two
years ending September 80, is on the REG-
lister table. The report aims at noth.rg
beyond plain, concise statement Of the
work accomplished, and the needs Of the
Institution. The sum total of county claims
outstanding is ss,277.9o. The amount re-
ceived for work done in the printing Office
connected with the school was $500. The
pupils also made l42 9-l2 dozen brooms
and most of the mattress work.
Recapitulation for the Fiscal Year Ending
September so, 1883.
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WEllSBUR0.
Gas City Gu.h Gingerly Gnrnered for
Glad Cleaners.
Q..xL,J A., "A. R,1,urr

Gas City Gush Gingerly Gnrnered Tor
Glad Cleaners.
Sp,eiai 10 h R1gih,.
WrLLsBrGG, December 3.-Mrs. j. M.
Jones, while skating at the rink, this morn
ipp, fell and dislocaied her wrist
The Cornet band gave tone to the skAing
rink last night. The attendance was larger
than usual.
d. Brown 20. are shipping several car
loads Of wool to the Eastern market.
CIV. Caldwell, ESD, is moving into his
new Office. The carpets and furniture ar'
al fine and would do credit to On Office in
the metropolis.
Captain Waldron, a member Of the Stea.
benyille bar, was in town to-day.
The rink has taken away most OF the bil.
lard hall patronage and has, We are glad 10
note, made an improvement in the order on
the streets. There is not 30 much los6ng
on the corners or at the saloons. The GOOD
citizens are pleased ut the success OF the
rink and give il hearty support, as they be.
lieve II is q great benefit to the good order
of society. and thus far has been conducted
in a moial and satisfactory manner.
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Good BeaIth and Long Rife.

The two do not always 90 together, but
they ought to. for it is sad sight to see an
old gertlensn or an aged lady dragging
out a painfal existence Of disease, debility,
end Eise.y. Mach misery can be avoided
by elderly people who keep up the proper
lrcroriiop of iron in their blood BY taking
browns Iron BiHers This is no. s.inn
lar,. Raj The hest AID ,rucst iron tonic II
The weld,
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PmLApxLrHIA, December Ia ctnHA-
bic this afternoon weat 10 the boass q
Thornton wolfnger, expressmsn, aget u.
residing st 9s2 Eor!h Eighth street % se,,e
a warrant on Wolnngsr fox abusing his
wife. Upon entering the houas snd ssstInf
bis business, wol6ngcx drew . revotver and
cent Q bullet cras6ing thseagh ~ ovn
head diving slmost insanity.
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Death Of Mutual Friend Mo.Ito,

Nyw Yoxr, December 4.-Prsucis ID.
Moulton died yesterday afternoon at his res
idence in this city, Of paralysis Of the hsan.
he was ~ year old. Since be became
widely known as an important witness in
the Beecher.Tilton case, be has been sue
cesduily engaged in various busipess enter
prises and latterIy ysook an active paat IN
supporting General Butler In bis candidacy
for President. His wife and one son sar-
v;vo'him
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to the end with the valor of
NEY and the inrepidity of a
MURAr. President CLEVELAND may rest a..
sured he win be en- rapport with the rank
and file of the Democracy of West Virginia
in recognizing any Of the gentlemen named
and he win make great mistake if the
Mountain State is overlooked in his selec.
ton of cabinet timber.
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BAD FIRE.

Ono Man Horribly Burned and Several
Injured.
NEWARK, N. J., December "A fire
started at noon in c. FIigenP,us brewery
and Was ex,inguished at 3p. N. Two ice
houses and the third story OF the main
building Of tie bresery were de:troyed.
Henry Scharpenberg and Gottleib Schn..tz'
richt, employed vanishing vat, we're in the
ice house when the varnish was ignited
from a lamp. Scharpenberg was horribly
burned and Schna.zdcht badly burned. Sew.
eraI fremen were injured BY the falling OIL
the roof Estimated loss, $4,000. In
Sured
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rss,eriav's REGSTER there was an
+....r difference TO the BLoYD vs.. Pollock
inst decided in the Circuit Court.
,;,,eY;iOn was to give the facts as the
1 .s-rR understood them, for the benefit
Il. ppbEc. 1t appears, however, excep'
vas taken TO the information as already
-~,,,sd, and the following is handed in
|. ,rlEca,ion, which the REGISTER takes
.,rrs in giving to the public:
FLoYp VS.. PoLLACE.
-s, EDITORIAL in Yesterdays REGISTER in
.crss 20 this case is not correct. The tot
inv rar.,culars a-e correct:
--.-There was no contract in writing
.reea tie parties.
Ss,.rl-The defendant claimed the con
~, wss 10 deliver on the depot as YOU
Bg, the plaintiff claimed the con
-.. 20 Se that the wheat was 10 be deEv
|-,3;1,he car al Wheeling. Each support
|;.;s ,,.:a as TO the contract with his eyt
l,,o ne matter Of notice defendant haC
-. he shipment, but no notice OF ar
Il 5v the B. i D. Company. There WA
,,-:rac, about notice. The question q.
o., srhe- defendants were entitled to no
sf arrival and whether the company
,--s 20 give such notice would affect th'
,.~,;a -i,h; to recover Will be settled o.
sr case cited by you from the Pittsburi
Iris not between vendor and yendee bu
,s,.t the carrier and does not apply.
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Why is it that SO many neglect coughs
and colds until they get consumption
Why is it 80 many die Of consumption?
1t is because they viii not come and be
healed. Every one knews a sure conquer
er ofthroat and lung diseases is DR.. Wis.
tar's RaIsam of Wild Cherry, and tAat ii
cap he had of any druggist.
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No disease will trouble you if You keep
yous blood pure, your kidneys strong, your
bowels regular and your mind clear by an
occasional use Of that great reviver and
supporter Of health and strength known as
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaps-
rilla. It's praise should be in every R9pth !
Its merit shopld Be known bT sill
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n1.thsr Mardslhnum Jumps Her Baih

NV YORK, December when tse
name. of Frederika Mandelbaum, her son,
Ju ius Mandelbaum, and her clerk, Herman
Stroude, indicted for receiving stolen goods,
we're called in court to-day the parties made
no response. Mrs. Mandelbaun had given
bail for $4,000, her son Julius for 5000
and Stroude for $1,000, which was forfeited.
Il il snnnnseh all have sOne to Canada.
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ThePlenary Council.

BALTIMORE, December 4.-The Plenary
Council held two sessions to-day, the higher
orde- of the clergy only participating. The
work has been rapidly completed. Two
days more will finish the labors of the
Council, ard Sundays session will close the
largest and most important Catholic Coun-
ell ever held in the United States.
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,,rmunicaGon in another column
b. D, - seen that tba: s,erliug Democrat
D., ..,,Ie7t c;.i.eu, Nh. J. NJ. iooo, w.
I'm the Esr,.rEc's Is o, app
~ ~ the Wheeling Po7Iofice. The
u ves 70, Intentional rest assured
-n..rnr-at.N
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For the Full Time.

ToLEpo. O., December 4.-The motion
for q new trial in the case of Melville the
bigamist was argued to-day and overruled.
Neiveille was then sentenced to seven years
hard labor in the penitentiavy, being the
iull extent Of the law. He left for Colum-
bds TO night.
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sxfHeient to Cause Death.

SPR1NariELD, Mass, Dedember 4.-N.
W. Lloyd, who took Paris green and cut his
throat at West6eld, Tuesday, died last night;
He retained consciousness and expressed
regret for his act, but did not wish 70 live,
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S.gro.s Leaving the south.

CoLryBIA, S. c., December Several
car loads Of negro families left this section
Yesterday for Arkansas. -Four hundred
more on the 10th inst, to California. They
are led to change their residence BY the
persuasion Of emigration agenta