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our pride aud boast that all Of our operatives are
southern people, and most of them born and raised
In this vicinity, and are connected with some oi
our best and oldest families, As TO the aslcs be.
Ing barely wide enough to admit of the cramped
passage OF the operatives" that is also untrue,
fOhcy ana good management would dictate dii'
fercnt course We are compelled to have room
enough for two persons 10 pass each other IN the
aisles without touching the threads on the spin
ming frames and for the "doier boys" TO 20
through with their doiling carriages. We do not
work thirteen hours day" our spinners work
seventy-one hours per week (Other mills In the
south work about the same number OF hoursl,
other departments In our mill sometimes work
longer when we are behind with our work, but
they have always been entirely willing 10 do So ns
they get extra pay. He says Every operative has
10 clean aud oil his her machine that they have
charge of at the close Of the days work" This is
also false The machiner and mill arc thoroughly
cleaned every Saturday afternoon by o'clock nt
which time the operatives quit work. As said
before. our people were ruiscd here and In the
country, aud some of them prefer 10 go
in their stockings and bare feet, That
Is privilege which they exercise rs
as they see proper lie further says "lIow the
people In the YOcona mills live is one Of the prob
lens local mathematicians will never solve" I
will solve II. our spinner (childrenl get from
l2lS 10 10 cents side" aud they run from one to
four Sides they making from Is TO - cents per day
The larger hands girls and womcn) earn from 10
cents 20 sl.25 per day. and the Others tboys and
mcn), from 70 cents 10 s22i per day. The Tisdcll
girls were among our best hands, and two OF them
have made M much as slJO per day each. They
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cm.en. In NJ. wagner. Defense.


To the Ei,t0r Oi The Appeal.
Two af,.clc. appeared in the columns Of your
paper under date ui iOih aud iith instant headed
Virtue a. Damned and "a Terrible Tnlr COM
uiuing charges against the manager Il lucuni
milia this pi,cc. which. u true. would make thc
hCtly q disgrace tu our town Ind continuity
Mf. D. a. Wagner, secretary aud tr,usufur ls The
rsi manager aud uuf community was Justly iu.
dignant NJ ihc grave charges laid nt his door
The facts 80 forth .1 thl following investigation
win ruurlultrly provo thlt tha author NJ th" nfi.
Gle named Was either governed by prejudice
nsiinf the factory 30 account uf tfH uuioruuHtg
convection ol Willie T.sd..l with H. nf Doc lacked
that observation .Ui tIiru.tTnH th.t uuC &C.
curlicf ui ilri should Ias. ....
The writer r.cpurNIri hr ulmlcf NJ water
Valleys hrt rillEIus. composed ~ i,ry s tugut
iudE1 a. h liy. q. D. Uud. ". W. Hfi.irr lhfu1
LUiHud ~ N.rurr a. lrIHHi. 2. Eualr, fore
mHu ui iIr l.il.i. '.iiuIl rilIf'.i m1UNiuu 'hult
bau d W. =. .. i.Dtiruli. u ua,l'ruf a l.Hr
~ ChHflif rlfk. HHHT N. 70. T. stephens Uy
rr.uHicr ID. W. l,HHs. .l i!,frIul &Iuos T. u
llryttt piitDr sliu ifIr v, H. tohmous con
ifari1f and % e.. rnithton fuuucf proceeded @
The NurnnH mills lu.i h.iYfH thr time for thutt.uf
d0vu thu works iuf ho d1. f1f the uufiuso of rrf
ting muru authentic Information to vunhlC ua u
| ~ forth tie inrts about the MILL
rlpaccdlng in Joly. We wctc met at The do1i
| by 81 A.bghmau,tho pfescut courteous and Intel
| llacni foreman uf the carilng department. iu M
fwef 20 the question whether be lad rs.d the rrii
| Gle In TnE ArrrAL on the Yucnna q. lllt and N
| management aud nt 10 whether the hcit at i0fil
/ IN ID we're true, he said that ho had rad H. an,
/ that The whole piece wns palpabic wisfopfpscnta
uon ani pcreftlon oi the truth. why hc iay'
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Special Dispatch 10 Tho Nppcll.
JA,EspN, Miss, sept ip-Anoihcr good.
valuable and honorrd citizrn 1T lnrk-pn Be-
dead. Mr.. a.. -. silway, q leading business
man. nn cnicrpri-iug cit.lon and one "f the
mniustnys Of st Andrews parish, dirl hcrr
nt O'Clock this morning, after long aud
specially painful Illness. Mr. s.dany came
tu this State from Chicago tumc wears 900.
terror tn the war uud settled u Ni.ksNuW
whore De- lived several yrur, nni then
moved iu Nnirhcg living ihrU number of
yplr and making friends with nll with whom
hr rlmr Boo cuuiurt When iho vfr broke
out be- volunteered iu n Nnirh'r company
and remained in active service iIll p'1,g
Wns declared. always answering iu ihr JHll
uf duty. buth in camp nud un tho battle
field So tHr rlusD ui the war hr settled
herr anil Huuu after married The daughter ui
thr late ll,, Dr w.. Crane Toe mUsi pop
ullr and beloved rector Tint st AuiWW H
PARISH ever hHd. It, W1s successful boz huHI
me-. nuI died without un enemy but with n
host ul friends
The Iluu. J e. Kyle chairman ~ the
State Democratic executive committee. hlH
issued y ringing address mauhihug Dis
luHts iuf battle.
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anco of the general assembly. The under.
lying reason for such position is briefly
stated; Giving is designed ms one part OF
Gods worship, and any method Of raising
money other than giving sets aside
u part of his worship, In the
second place it places his kingdom in the at
titudo of a beggar or an object of charity,
No real man would allow n supper or concert
20 be given for the benefit of his wother or
father. Surely Christian ought not 10 place
his redecmcr and his kingdom in position
that he would scorn for his mother or
father"
Another item that received special atten-
ton was the homo mission work, The gen.
eral evangelist Of the preshytcry, the Rev,
Richard II. Willis, gave an account Of his
work rs far as prosecuted. The frcsbytcry
is much encouraged In this work, and hopes
soon 10 supply its vacant churches and enter
upon new aud unoccupicd fields.
The next scmi.annual meeting is TO hc
held in Newport some time during the month
of April, lSSl,
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ur. wagner In iIis own BchaiL

M,um NAiurY, Miss, sept o. 1888.
,. u. Norncci, Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
- 'aar sIt-i rytufnci from business trip 10 the
north Last TrIi,y night AMI iuf the hrt time was
informed uf 90 tbg sensational rcplrso o The Willie
Tlsicll matter % Published in your c'B paper
Nou. who have known mo iof over twenty years.
can imagine my grloi AMI sorrow ht the sad afalt
I nave nothing 20 my in defence ui the
su,iy paucs whoever they may BE-. 1hc
fsn un,auishcd truth In this disircs.
Ing aiIair Is hai cnUuEh, bJt whcn 1iir
NTvruis ATgTtt puis al agent down hgrc 70 set
nj The TRUTH ru1 De- Ur.trsa o. lui ui sensational aI.
ur'Hs iuil ni ihIsH rpusHHniiNus ngniu'l iun"rrhl
uCu aud women, ihihA on lhln'' hiN y .nAIl,,
ArrTAt headed ,.uuv lr Damned nul That
Iudlshod lusi tudHy nDalTd l.u.Hr lflr..
IL r,icrcucr o. the i1Cuna mlI.. Fui 90 nauasc.
well known C.tl'cu that luI AlfiAi CuiI slh1drul
called un iUr information. llc sals lu
m' ui ia"9s 5ms. s''''Is spi I have since ihm5i.
niso 10 a diuhiUul and dlssHfI.hHl ufau'
i've ior BIZ information. ion viii certainly admit
nat i9r nm 10 80 NJ 'SpeM & n.y. gn1S & yS , ~ !, ,o G" Z.
tHe truth Now as 90 iur rhnrgc that one Of ihc
uill officials should hg,c ~ IN answer too conn
ti4iut ot one ul thvrlfls Virtue uC damned 10
r,,bsiir,e nny one tGii hIm that certainly nUung
TfrWho kuuW thp mill officials igl.CKg uunl 1' lt
Why dld De- not name thC Official lum one ui ihuu,
sni never made u'c ui such au cNprc'sinu in my
Mf Pate. who is thr other official mover -ul ii
Now o. ~ 'hc other charge. viii not comment
nov ON his SAYING thC ml.l D. iWgsi1f' rIrr
huIiluH aud thU up stairs u NOD lui bahiug
ti1ih" but ! Nlll sny tHc siut ahn'lHrs lfr uui
rp,Hugviyhullua who came lyru seven YH.Ia nEI tu
ttlft tha mill" TUH HtiHekhnllDf. Hn % M. huHI.
irrfcT plUtiicui Who live iu l,Iusf' u.l. lul
comes herr ouug year I, h l'nir. VIZ. rusI'nii
and an huuufeI Gillian ui urtnWI "a 'f''rI ft.u
standing 70. E Wagner dCHCna.l, Who came hrro
over a,onicUn ltafa aal Dr. dicl aluu ihro lclt'
since and bic widow sui tli'lWu 500 t.i.iu nis To-
forest ln the mill q. h. N.Hlyf owns Mro of
fIur shnfps. which W,r given him. lh' uihrr d
rysrIf lam uIHu a.. rfHff 1ud Ifruurur clm,
hTrr before thH war. TUl ~ lut" nni Wyfoli huti
tHfrd iu tlp IuuIrI U.It fmN. NH tuffHlWl1
out says ',ihcy have uiI uur v1'cf closet in ih'
mill and the uuuIIuuH j. 'f'HI' g. ..NlI. lht 2
untrue nj NChnit uiiH Iu tIH Hu 'th tlt ul We l y
-.i1f the female uITriilta Hul uu"u ODE norm "a
'flf the boys and twu outside iOr tho metz nr'
while ouf fnuItfy arrangements sru not Hll Va
could desire yVt thc health " our opemutcs u .
rood OF batter than The avuuEc rtyfnt nnd ours
= healthy town. ~ the seven YEAR tho nlll hn
hccn riuulng we have had but two deaths ainun
.hc opemtycs Nc says again They lmpoflc
zoe ot two cntoru aud hllcd the list Wit
,rcen and cheap hands ifum The town an
surrounding county" We admit ihh
al grcnt los 20 the stockholdgi
thc adoption Of the policy ~ long advocated p
Inc Irdlaschf aud krrgkL 10 build up institution
sue ours ~ilh home people, and II has always bee
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THE DOCTORS.
spe cialists Hold Several Independent
Valuable Papern Rend.


Valuable Papers Read.
WAsnN0roN, Sept l0-rhe several soci-
cities OF specialists constituting the congress
of American physicians and surgeons held
meetings today and discussed subjects Of
special interest to the profession At the
meeting of the American Surgical assoca.
ton the general subject OF stone in the
bladder was discussed. DR.. Hunter Nc
Guirc, OF Richmond, Va, read q paper en-
titled "Thc Choice Of Operation for
Visacal Calculus" and DIR. John IL.
Packard read paper ON "Supnpubic
Cystotomy," These papers were ably
and eNhaustvcly discussed by Dr. u. W.
Nandcll, OF Louisville, Ky; nr W. r. Briggs,
Of Nashville Tenn; Dr. durham and Sir
VIM. Mccormick, of England, DR. AMMAN
dale, OF Scotland and others. AZ the meet.
ing Of the American Chronological assoCia-
ton, the climate of Colorado, the physcologv
of respiration IN high attitudes and kindred
subjects wer discussed. At the lArynulog.
icnl association papers woro read ON the am
atomy of the nasal chambers by DR.. ilarn-
son Allen, OF Philadelphia; internal ocso-
phagotomy, by DR., John q, Roe Of tochos-
Before the Dormatological association,
papers were read ~ follows:
report Of four eases Vt dcrmatis hcrpcti.
formis, DIR. ], Il. Graham, Toronto, dcrmat.
tits herpctiformis with notes VI three eases,
Dr. II. w, Stolwagon, Philadelphia, notes oi
case of iilnria mcdincnsis Dr. \, Van Hart.
ingcn baltimore, notes relative to the ycgct-
ative LESSONS induced 10y indigestion Of some
of the iodine compounds, Dr. J, IL. Hyde,
Chicago.
At the meeting OF ihc Association of the
American Physicians the following papers
were read.
THE Relation Of Alhuminuria To Life In
surnncc" referee, Dr. James Tyson, Phil
adclphia; "rhc Cardiac Changes In Chronic
Brights Discasr" DR. A. L. Loumis, New
York. "Thc Relation Between Chronic In
tcr,titinl Ncphrits aud Adgina rcUtoris' -
DR. SghCw Ilnltimorr
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u. LowENsTElN 81 mos.
Purchase Flannols nt tho Big Sale In
Now York Yesterday.


Nrw IoRK, sept lp.-With iobhcrs bust
ness was good, but with agents more irrcg.
ular especially Tor cotton fabrics The feat
urc of the market was the auc ton sale ol
nanncls. which included nll styles aud qual.
itics To the extent of 1880 packages. A
good attendance of buyers was prcscnt from
the chief markets ~ the country. As q
whole all desirable styles aud quail.
ties brought full market rates. aud inn
parted strength thereto hut uudcsiu-
hlc classes suffered Among the chief
buyer wyr, Joseph Horne a Co., ritt,bur
n 1ow,ustcin 4 frs Mcmphis, Louis StiN
a CO., Aims a ppcpkc. tiiuciunlti Murphy,
llihhcu a Co. indianapolis Marshall Field
4 Co, J. V. FnrWcll 4 Co., Carson, Irric,
Scott n 60. James II Walker a Co, Chicn-
go. samuel G.. Davis a Co, J. ~ Mcnrc,
lluuphvr nry Guuds company, Rice, StiN \
Co, 81 Iouta, finch, Van NlNvk A Co., =,
| rnuE \. Lehman n Co, Vale n Nrohnr
| New Orleans, Farley Harvey Co., jordan
Marsh & Co., Shepherd, Norwoll a Co., q. NJ
| llovcy 4 Co, Boston.
| The total receipts ~ tho big nanncl sal
! amounted a. about ijHUn Prices rnrvi
a-liluc twillcd Columbia, iIlGisA cent
per yard. twillod pluWmnu, h'tt'b', cents
aud champion miNturr, 2iCtiH's cents. IL
ll Chafiu q Co. were the largest buyers.
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AN ILLINOIS DEMOCRAT
Makcs a Fino Address 20 Large Au.
dionco AZ Little Rock.

spprIHi p.IatDh tD The Appeal
Linus RpOK. Ark, sept 10. Hpr lrillcr
~ Illinois spoke to a largo aud intelligent
Democratic audience nt the State house. this
city, tonight liis remarks were confined 90
national matter, aud he took ihc hill ui
twinc o. Jcncrson received II aud wound up
nll the political factors that have existed
since JollcrsUn's time and deposited the ball
in the hands ~ man greater than hns ever
preceded him on the American continent
aud amid dDdpuing enthusiasm declared
that that mnnHGr1ycr Cleveland would
succeed himself us President ~ the United
States on the 9th Of November by majority
that would drive tie screws w deep into tht
Republican coffin that there would hc uf
day " resurrection Tor the corrupt old fraud
llo also stated. pirnthcticnlly, that lllinur
was going Democratic. The doctor u u good
tnlkor aud elected Considerable applause.
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rELnaRApnIo pRIEFs.

AppIi,it.uu hl. been made in che depart
tuYut' 'UI iuHiitr luT thp pKtuditiuu ui De
iauu. co. Nuw York Park National bank
d,Hulipr who b. 90 Ottawa.
Warren Rice. ,E.tultrd shtss CONSUL tp
Inunun. suffered n severn shock ul paralysis
ut hia humr lu sarumo yesterday morning
aud Dr. uut expected tD recover
John a. Whitfield, thg actor has h,'n
pronounced iu1nc and wus yesterday
morning removed to the insane asylum 900
Warla Island. llcis u member of ihc
actors fund.
a Buphnunou. W Va, special ays thc
buiI,rui A " Browns lW mill 100 Point
Mountain. exploded iurlHy evening. kIlI
iur Vim Brown. manager 0i iho mI'l Iul
"A suu ui thr owner, and VIM kulh,WrNur.
q mill hand. The l1iior was blown sixty
feet
A Grrrufbuv. Ta., sp.DIHl nys Patrick
Kahn was stabilized through The heart with n
puuiur knife iHHi night by NirhuIl Iurus
inp alny bHk place alta christening urlf
EutrfyiIIp and Ws entirely unpwyukpd.
kn.n died Instantly lls murderer is now
iu I1il.
Startling umon ns to the condition pi
JnLu f. sullivan we're uiluat yesterday
AFTERNOON u stated that his Illness De.
taken serious turn for the worse, and
| tbat hr BE- Joe critical condition. llil
wYtlrr and father lluuUy have been sent
| f,t to ru tu Crescent u lrh 10 once.
TI.. r.r.t chat there wa a collision be-.
tvr.u i.i IlH n h.lla md MrCuya uu Peters
| rpaE l.t Friday iu which three ui 90,
No. y.rsun priy were killed, turns uut
/ t.I. uufur 4 fellow claiming ~ hr
K.um.lF $500 vent over to Peter. Greek
/ iV.U..I. H.H playing detective and sume
| gYr .IHt uu loo tho lcg to give him q scare.
rhr .uls.nptons to the fund 10 be u,cl
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OPPOSED TO onuRol PAIRS.
Action Of the Presbytvry of ArGanaas at
Recent session.

Correspondence oi The Appel
pr v.lE ARK, Sept I'HIho prc'hy'
ty Hf 3flm-ns closed .'s .rmiannual
session at Hue,ynlc on Monday ~ noon
".. O.. l.a's of the pruH0'.uf we're Of
H interest The Gni uI those excited
% .s..,ad d... Gho general
'.Hf ihe prrslyttru church in the
g. u.s 700 ia laH meeting 300 lmlu'
., N .I blf thg chuU." under lt ehrc
... u.o Uf church sUpH.iH, lmm' con
..| .... .a "a i.tns bf H...Hf iu"u'y lpf
o. n.."i in lug Of ~ dDl# #riu,niH. Tue
H. t. b uf Arinumsd.gU.sr ihis recon-.
mruGlt.nn ut lcngtlt api in ihc strongest
terms approved aud cnphasz.d the deliver
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Montgomery WIN Lc, Dcea,ur in.

MoyrooNEny, Ala, Sept ip.-romorrow
Montgomery quarantine against Decatur
will be raised There has been but one sus-
picious case Of fever reported from that
place. which was ten days ago, and Il Is felt
that there j. NO danger II trouble there aud
an rcttrictiuns 20 lar a. this city is com
cprncd. will be- rrmoygl A. tu Florida,
Montgomery has extended her quarantine
regulations 20 o. 10 include ail points cast Oi
the SuwuucC river.
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No yellow Fcycr In New Orleans.


Fltflul NNltil'h =" AhN Nlf'At
Nav ORLEANS, la, Sept ip-Gov. Ross
furnished the board Of health with the adj
dresses Of Dr. Ruthcriord's two cuscs oi vel,
low fever In New Orleans Investigation
showed one place TO be a cotton pres, the
other an empty lot, aud confirmed tho state.
mcnt that there h. no yellow tuycr ON the
Gulf cnn'i this side II FLORIDA. Gov. Mich.
oils of Louisiana, tylrgfaphul result of be-.
ycstgutiun to Gov. Ross, Who will prcsum-
ably give the name ui the informant who Is
stated 30 be a prominent m, reliant here.
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ANrw.paprr nan Dics.

JAcEsovyLLE. Fla, Sept io.-Mr w. H.
Bowdcn, recently city editor Of the Time.
Union, died of yellow fever tonight lie
leaves % wife aud I've little children. His
whole family has had thr fever Mrs. Bow.
den being still sick. Fiyc new cases Oi
l-Anr mn. rruuLI-l 90 McL--umN LumI.ML
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Refugee rn-- through Chnlinnooga

Special Ii.phifh 70 Inc hpl'N
CnArtAyOooA, Tenn, Sept ip-Elcycn
refugees direct FROM Palnlla. Iln., were put
on this morning ai Boyce station, four miles
out on the Cincinnati Southern railway
They took thc cannon hall train md went
north bound Tor Ncna, q.
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Nus, Show n CIean Certificate.

Norots Va, sept ia--lInraa'tor persons
coming from and throurh yellow fever in.
iccted districts will be- required here 10
show q clean health ccriiuulH.
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Special Dispatch o. lhr AIlH1N
CuurNurr Mv. sept in A great ~
yiyll has brrn going ou at what s known i'
tlr new .chu1l.huusr. near lin, Valley 10
th.s county. The Rows. ll L. Ply. john
T,utp NJ A urunFf nui uthsrs conducted
tLr mrpiIus which resulted in thiry.two
49,, ,,y,.railua 4 gentleman ~ that
peigbblrhlui aId that before thc meeting
closed mru Who bad long hy'n enemiSs
wen shouting praise, 10 their Maker Ia each
YfIlf.H arms
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RcnnhIIcnns Re,no,rd.

NEw YonK. Sept i0.--Gcnoml superin
tendeni Il. O. Jackson. o. the New York ~.
vision Of the railway mail service, and his
chief clerk, y. l.. Chapman, were removed
today BY the Postmaster General Both arc
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Republicans. Mr., Jackson says he received
n letter from Washington yesterday request
ing his resignation. lie sent il on today
Supt JackSon's successor is J. b. G. Wynuc,
who was formerly in charge of the Ciucin-
natl division of the railway mail service.
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JrEsrY Cuy, y J., Sept 10 David Smith.
wealthy resident Of this city, died this
morning ~ old age. llrvns the frt pust.
muster ~ this city. President ilnrnsuu np
| pointed him. aud his commission bore th,
| signature ui Daniel Webster
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Special psIaigH ~ The Apptah
Dotruuts. Miss, sept io.-rhc lnduatrih
college opened 10, fourth session today un'
der most nnttcrinF prospects. Thcr arv 20
Girls herr now. aud every Incoming Train 70
crow dcd with them-
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No yellow rc,c, ~ Uai,esIon.

WAmsUroS. Sept iD=suIEruu stonor
of the Marine hospital service. said tonight
that De- bad received IU information in re-
.nrd 10 the existence Of yellow fever at Gal
weston.
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Anrr.In hcnlI. sIn. .n00.

Ar0usrA Ca, sept in#uut from the
wreck left 10y the iloOils ila city viii Ia.
morrow send $1,000 10 tho fever sufferers
iu jacksonville.
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! THE YOCONA MILL
It is Investigated by Citizens.
Their Reports Submitted to the
Readers Of The Appeal.
A Clean Bill Of Health Sought To
Be Given.
Very Hard Names Flung at The
Appeals Correspondent.
He Replies to His Assailants "Line
81 Upon Line"
And Shows How He Obtained His
Information
And Reinforces the Charges He
Originally Preferred
AL OF Which Is Respectfully Submitted
to the Public and Left to It's
Calm and Unprejudiced
Judgment.

The following documents relating to the
condition and conduct OF the Yocona mills
are submitted by THE APPEAL in a spirit Of
fairness TO all sides:
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I.nnnlI,Im. MI,I,.lrnrn.

wAWsDruy, sept ipa-iho Marquette
llourhtun A. Ontuu,run Railway company
hl. formally given notice 90 ihg rruDH.
Iand uniHD ui its Withdrawal uf all DluIm tU 20
luI grant opposite tb' uuruusiruDiod IuI..
u. Do. .li TlH is uuIrriuHi o. hr % ilulI
abandonment uf IN claim iu over -i ODD
..... uI IuuI tu which che railroad company
H#H heretofore aI1uily maintained HfHNH.
uIIr. and his succeeded up iu tH. Ursr".
tu. boo defeating adverse action. although H
300 200 .uu,.i thy grant Was passed. Ny N"
Senate tnlly
Thu settlers in these lands who have r.'
sisted tbr r.sht of utr railroad COMPANY H
iIlr lni will now ho Ihlr tn pr...t M.'
UtIH iuD from controversy With .Hr f.I
r.l company IhH action hr H..n Ha. 70
hy thu riI.uld company 10 b. un ..".'.
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NEw NoRK, Sept. l9.--Mayor Hewitt re-
coivcd sl,3l6 today for tho Jacksonville suf-
fcrcrs.
The following letter explains itself
JACKSONVILLE Fia. sept 10, 1855.
James Mcrrihuo, co, General Superintendent,
New York
Your letter TO Mr.. Dillon, advising appro.
priation by the cNccuiiy committee of your
company for the relic of our people, has
been handed nae with J. deck Tor 800, and
we thank YOU and the committee for th,
great and continuing sympathy aud libcr.
ality of which we are the recipients and ben
cncinrios.
our gratitude goes out To YOU, gentlemen
Of the Western Union company hundred
times every day, FOR by your kind consent
which Is the muuiiiCrnCu ui charity you
make possible to M 10y the free use oi your
facilities everything remote or near that
may bc required to amcliumtc or relieve our
terrible condition. Whatever the mcrucnnry
ur cynical mny say We know chat there is %
grand humanity Ia aud directing your com.
pany. JAats NJ. S'HlNA,hlh'
Chairman oi Finance Committee.
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