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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

a buutsmau's large horn of gold, in IN
cantor Of which is the head Of a fox heid l.
MACE by a large hunting whip, Is 4 neat '"'
in brooch designs,
A beautiful brooch recently sen WE 5
,arr,. Golden arrow. the ,yb Of which was 4
mass Of small dianonds, while the lea'n'
49,; 80. xvers sci with rubies ard sappnteS
Two horseshoes of platinum, held ',,,or
at the center with golden riding "hlp a. a.
which hes jockey cap OF opals anu ''-''
monds, is a pretty brooch recently seen
A series of flexible links, half OF eaJh a a nmI
,,,;,,rr made of enameled Eruscan goa ais
tbe efher half of the plain material' Is as.
SIGN il. bracelets that attracts faSoraois az
tention.
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How 1t j1aPpened

Never bed no ki I'd o use
Fer that Jan;
Alwa-s ruthct liked big,
Thick set man.
he WIZ Cd tne spindiin' build
sort-uh spare;
He'd To look right sharp to know
Dan wuz thar
peared ike he wuz at my heels
Night u day;
Couldn't toll him off in no
Eind-uh way.
Thought treated him right mean,
declar'
Thet couldn't sneeze but whut
Dan wuz thar.
Little sandy headed skite,
Thout much wit,
Cept he beat the bugs, the way
He could sit
Out the balance of my beaux;
Let EN- glare;
They nut out at 0; at 10
Dan wuz thar.
0nct told him plain an fiat,
That eff he
Tuz the unly man on yearth,
Him an me
Wouldn't suit; lowed my words
Made him stare.
Come next night, like other nights,
Dan WIZ thar
Curyus like. I married him
AFTER thatl
Thing wuz done fore | knowed whsY
WIZ at.
How it come, my Judgment amt
Very cl'ar;
Reckon t must hev been becuz
Dan WIZ thar Time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30
DVN II 81,
MORAL
ant to study Mans


/ m --s Mr. Sissy twho prides himself on
IlsiV'-eo You would like to hear me
S,S lore | go, would you, Bobbyi
:, y ,ponteiyl-Yes, sir; if you would
& sat, what | singl '
~: 1es, sir; would like to hear some
) nv sister Clara calls your alleged sing
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

White Elephant of Siam, Lion Of Eng
land, Dragon of China, Crsss of Swftzer
land. Banner of Persia, Crescent of Egypt
Double Eagle of Russia, Star of Chilli, The
Circle OF Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy box of the genuine
Dr. c. McLANE's CELEBRATED LrvEE
PILLS, price % cents, and mail US the out.
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written. and cents in stamps. We viii
then mail you the above list with an ele
CANT package of Geographic and chro
matte cards.
FLEMING Bros, PITTsBURG, Pa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

The unthinking are prone To make game u
nervousness. Yet this Is a very real and serious
afhletion- the harrassing symptoms of which are
rendered all the more poignant by ridicnie The
stomach is usually responsible for these soup-
toms-its weakness and disorder find a reflex In
the brain, which Is the, headquarters of the ner-
yous system. As a nerve tonic and tranquilizer
We believe that not one can be pointed out 20
effective as HOstetter's Stomach Bitters. In re-
newing vigorous digestion, It strikes the key
note of recovery Of strength ard auietude By
the nerves. Headaches, tremors in quiet sleep.
abnormal seHsitiyeness to unexpected noises
all these modify and ultimately disappear az
the system gains strength from the great tonic
Dyspepsia, biliOusness, rheumatism. constipa.
ton and kidney complaints are subdued by the
Bitters
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

1t is probably not generally known IN
this country that the queen Of England
never sends her personal correspondents
through the regular mail as her subjects
do, Every trivial communication. whether
If Il personal or q private nature, Is de
Iiyered at its destination by queer, 5
messenger Queen Victoria is the only
iiyinr Sovereign who INDUCES in this
iit,Ie niece of extravaganza at the expense
Of her subjects. Private and unimport3ni
letters from other potentates are sent IKE
eristles from mere ordinary moftals. by
post.-New York Truth
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

Tuu i.silag rods u geld, crossed ana SUI.
.,srtinz in The ccatera FISH ana IlSn oas ~
tne sane material, are an attractive oFo''l-
Aa owls head Of Roman gold, connected ..
means oT two links To tree oeusn Oh .n'
same material, does service as Gun ha''N'i'
In watches pleasing style recently setn
,,.,s d, s;}vpr case shared as 4 hsrsesboc ana
r,,,,,,,3 with a large lit of the same materla+
A desk weight recently seen was a -FOUR me-
boar's u,sk set Sainss large oak ieat OF OK,
,dised copper and topped by boar he''n Il
siiI bronze
An acorf,'s husll of Etruscan gold, SET IA
the ,,,nter with large pearl surrounded eH
!, circle OF small diamonds, is an unique iuFe'
in ear drops
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30
The Bee and the Saga.

4 De which was Extracting the Sweets
L'l a ROVER found itself Suddenly grasped
T. numb and finger, and it Retaliated by
llas its Singer.
An' me- but how ungrateful!n exclaimed
\. .VHler OF the hand. Know We, o Bee,
&. am Sage, and that my Desire was to
t 4 " 10" you so worthily Contribute to
: comfort Of mankind.n
- a. NJ yes replied the Beo, "but your
|EE NE up bow firstn
:. MORAL
+, : !Va want to study Mans character
H. h. u11t begin by Kicking him down
'~A-Detroit Free Press
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Desires to Bear Testimony.

Henry Thorne, Travelling Secretary of the Y
NJ G. A, writes from Exeter Hall, Strand, Lon
don, February 2. ISss;
II desire To bear mr. testimony TO the value of
ALLEock's P0gus PLAsTERs- l have used them
for pains in the back aud side arising from rheg-
matte aud other causes, never without derry
ing benefit from their application. They are
easily applied and very comforting. Those en-
gagged as am in pablo work, which involves
exposure To sudden changes OF temperature.
will do well to keep a supply OF ALLcocK' 5
PoRCs PLASTER, in their portmanteaus-"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

To THE EDTToR;-Please inform your readers
that I have a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use thousands
Of hopeless cases have been permanently cured
shall be glad to send two bottles of my rene
dy FREE to any Of your readers who have coz
sumption If they will send me their express
and postofice address Respectfully.
T. A. sL0CUM, VI. c., Isl Pearl St, New York
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

=, s.' end did you get that bruise
\ aan np0Ft-My horse SHE'D; but you bet
S,ma as 70 trade him Off for bicycle.
eor n.y. 'ls1t dayl-And now you've got
MA rs s smashed III; what's happenedi
him. n sport The bicycle shied.-Chicago
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30
Inc Trials of Rus;nsss

| NJ entering hastilyl-Good heav-
snsr fancake, I'm afraid that new
h H. .'oul the country has suffocated him.
/ '-'S doors locked, and the halls full of
d II, aAcake-Dear me, how DREADFUL
.ar Gus oils SO big already!-Harper's
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30
me Consistent Mon

Yes Iv to.ise the man who just went byln
SRss ~ oaid Us door knob. Who is herr
'ssttrataS AZ p inventor and proprietor of the
h prass eruvlan hair restorer. n--Detroit
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&js. Sound as He Meant 1t.
Ill a. ust see that man on the other side
Ssusdl soaring at me, George Isn't he
Eslipl salsa'loauyl-Well, I should say sol
A''ence. Time. 4sa--l'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

vV1 ne Got Black and Blue Marks.
eqp U4' the editor offer you for your
4 Ten marks.n
tinr vas an insult What did you say
.s,spda :, simply pocketed the insult. tn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

10 smile at the jest which plants thorn In
another's breast Is to become principal in
the mischief.
Nothing is SO contagious a. example: We
are never either much good or much evil
without imitators
"ickedness may prosper for while: but.
In the long run, he who sets all knaves al
work viii pay them
Inc nerve that never relaxes, the eye that
never bianches, the thought that never wan
ders, are the haroingers Of victory.-New
York Mail and Express.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

II YOU haven't time to be good, step over ant
borrow little OF Your besetting sin.
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Try GERMEA for breakfast.

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isas
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it. sc
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

Ideas ares capital that bears interest only in
the bands OF talent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30
| CURE FITS!

do not merely 20 stop them for tine aud
than have them return aszin mean > radical czrs
have MADE the disease Of FITS. EPELsPsY or FALL
Ise IcKS Es- lifelong study warr1n: my retre=iy
20 s1e TQrss Because Others have fziIe
for net receiving eE1re. send At an,e
treatise and free b5.5le Of Eay infAihls rezst5y
Give Express and Posi- Ofssce
H C ROOT NJ O Is5Psarl St New YORK
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Happy Recovery.

Diversity of OPINION proves that things an
only what We think them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30
Consumption surely Cured.

Prosperity Hnmasks the vices; adversely :
yeals the virtues.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

or Cold. sSroteR's BrsaehiGi Trt-skss are of
fered with the fullest confidence in their efhcs
ey. sold only in boxes
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

Il 4. easier to be wise for others than for
oneself.
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A BIG SHOW

Smiths Cash Store, 4ie Front st.. 8. r, Cal
largest general dealers west of the Mississippi
River. Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Under
wear; Wall Paper, Stationery, Blankets, Bed
ding; Boots, and Shoes; Canned Goods, Dry
fruits: Wooden, Tin, Crocksry, Glass ,Gfa1isA
and Hardware Meat. Fish, Provisions, Honey,
Grain, Feed. Groceries. Pure Spices, Seeds, Be-
ans; Drugs. Medicines; Clocks, Ammunitsos,
Rubber Goods. Tents, and quantities Of other
goods at lowest prices for Cash only. Send "a
stamp for full list by nrzt mail, and Learn how
soEvecheap and well at small cost; 81 years In
basiness; Customers in every County west OF
~ Rocky Mountains. and many slssvhszA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-04-30

Some years ago I Was thrown from horse in
AcLennan county, and received 6 frightfui wound
on one OF my legs For E1ore than a year YVES I'M
able To walk. Tne wound liberated and refused
to heal, and every one though: / would have
70 su NIT 10 aTnpufAtfon SIS. recommended,
and us I'd it freely, and shall never get through
thanking g. :. =. for saving my leg ard restoring
me 70 perfect health. GARLAND WILSON.
Palestine, Texas, July. a. 'ss
Send for treatise on Blood and Skin Disease;
mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlantis, Gz-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-12
MILITARY TELEGaAPHGRs.

Vice President Morton also sent Iette
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-12
a sPoar-LovING FAMILY.
Ex-Secretery Bayard's Daug hters
Fond of Base Ball and Tennis.
From the Neg York star.

From The Neio York star.
Probably the most ardent patrons of out
door sports in Wilmington are the daughters
of ex-Secretary of State Thomas F. Bayard.
The Misses Bayard are four in number
Mamie, Florence, Louisa and Nellie-eacn
of whom can be justly classed as an accom-
p.ished equestrienue. The ma -terly way in
wlich the daughters Of Delaware's ates-
man handle TIE praucing steeds is
envied by their legions of f lends.
So adept are they that generally
J the family coachmaI is compelled 10
literally take back seat. and sure lder the
reins 10 ole Of the young ladies' TIE ex-
Secretary rarely thinks of he. ding the reins
when out for a drive with his girls. To
say that the Bayard family could very
easily dispense with the services of the old
family cOachman, and not be seriously in
convenlenced is not putting it too strongly.
The family IS essentially a collective lover
OF hOrseit sh, and, as proof If the dlscriml-
mating pa -ernaf eye in this respec a gla zee
at any one of tine thoroughbreds will sIffice.
Mr.. BAvari's stable IS within fifty Y Ir,s of
the mansion, and it is pleasure 10 him to
see that it is kept in attractive shape by the
groOmsmen.
While the Misses Bayard are devout ad-
mirers Of mo -t useful of quadrupeds,
they are regular patrons of nearly all out
door sports, especially base ball and lawn
tennis. The Wilmington Base Ball Clubs
grounds are within 400 yards of the Bayard
MANSION, AID it is unusual to start a game
Without first seeing that the fair daughters
OF ex-President Cieveland's premier have
arrived. They are generally On hand long
efore the time for the game TO begin, and
the hearty manner in which they appre-
cate and unsti Uihgy applaud he good
pla on both sides Is worthy Of EN- lation.
their presence always serves to stimulate
the pla !ers.
Miss Florence Bayard is the champion
lad lawn tenni, player in Delaware, she
Tel an active member of the Delaware
f eli Club and regular partic pant at ali
OF the clubs tennis tournaments. Miss
Florence is also the champion lady ten lis
player OF the District of Columbia, a dis
ii .cJion which she won du ing the cabinet
llcum lency of her fat er. The members
of the Della ware Field Club won d not nesi-
tate to have Miss Florence Bayard represent
their organization at al uost any of the ma
tional tourna nents. Her sisters are also
tennis PLAYERS but they cannot WELD the
racquet with the proficiency that has been
acquired by the lady champion.
Ex-Secretary Bayard has three sons
James, Thomas F., j =, and Philip. They
are also atnlebically inclined, especially the
na.nesake, who is an all-arou I'd atnle of
no mean ability. Thomas F., jr., is Yale
stulen and ne a id bis father Of en- engage
Ill pieasuraole but active bolts with the
gloves. The ex-secretary is accom- Jlshed
in the art of self-d tense, aud he considers
II excellent exercise
A ogetner, the Bayard family can be
named as IA sp ,rt-loving people, and they
areli5erally tne Leaders of leg climate sport
in Wilmington
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-12
sOCIETY's LATKSr FAD.
A Publisher Devising a Short Cut to
Liter ary Culture
From the Baltimore american.


From the Baltimore american.
The number of fashionable people in New
York. some members of McAllster's four
hundred. and several thousand outside, " no
wish to appear well read without having
the bother of reading much, is quite large,
AID to please these a shrewd publisher has
started a rare enterprise. The ! ubsher
says that literary culture is the fad now,
that is going to receive the attention of
fashionable women this winter, and he is
going to take time by the forelock and get
out work which will be of great value to
the bOok-worms.
During the summer months while at
several fashionable re orts he noticed tina t
as soon as group of women was formed
the first subject touched on was that of
literature. Have you read Such-and-such a
work! one WON IN would ask another, and
the eply would be that she had read it when
a CIR, but had forgot most Of the book
Ano her would remark that she had joined
reading club and int lded to read all of
the standard works during the winter
N ,nths. In this way quite movement has
been started for the readi & of books and
obtaining a sufficient acquaintance wit
authors to talk intelligently about their best
k own works.
The publisher intends to print something
like an encyclopedia, givi e only such in
formati N about well-known authors and
condensed sketches of these works as will
enable readers to appear we'll up in litera-
| ture Without having to read the lengthy
prefaces I'd description contained n their
books. Speaking or this prof ct, thu auCnor
of he sche ne says that the demands of So
cietv upon the time Of ia ,hi enable WON n
preclude their reading the whole of wo ks
| with which they should be ia niliar and
which, in order to appear at all cong lial
to people of literarJ turn, the mus pre-
! tend 10 have read. By rea ling his book
they will be able to talk en- ugh about
| authors and their works to make others
| feel that their education has not been
wholly neglected in their youth.
Men of extensive acquaintance with
| letters who have been thrown into the COM
| pany of McAlli ter's -Four Hundred" often
| observed that in many instances women Of
wealth and beauty are shamefully un-
| familiar vita the works of standard authors,
and wuen this subject ises for discussion,
as 1t invariably does arise, emb lrras,ment
| ensueS, and the topic has TO be dropped for
| fear OF exposing the ignorance of some of
| those present.
| This winter the literary fad is to break
out in Fifth avenu', and those who want %
| ge, into the swl II at the S nallest outlay of
nervous eff rt viii be looked after by the
man who has observed the signs OF the
| ii e5 in tho poverty of literary culture
| among the rich and ashton be.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-12
HUN. ING ALLIGATORS.
A New and Paying Industry Started
in South Carolina.
E5om e New YORK Herald.


From NeU York Herald.
COLUMBIA, Sept. S.-A novel Industry
has tec ntly been started Oh The Combahee
river, in the lower part of this state, on a
rice plantation.
A man named E. C. Brown starts out in
his at about dusk every night with is
gul, a full supply of ammunition and q, big
iron )ok. When 1t is quite dark he lignis
a bulP EVE lantern and ties it to his fore
hea /. This enables III II To S re alligatCrS for
a distance of 100 yards lying the ba k
Tn ligh1, besides, attracts the saurians, 50
that Bro IN is abled to co ne within very
close range before sh citing item. He is a
good shoe and never misses one. He thea
catches EN- with MS hook and p It's them
into Thea boat. He shoots on an average
about ten alligator every night.
After a nlglJ's h mt Brown takes his
game TO his tent. a id Gne skins are taken
off aad 0 ,cked with salt in barrels. rhe
tail is Id to negr es, who prize it highly.
The skins are shipped to a firm in JACKSON
vile, Fla, where they realize alb tut IS or
50 cents each net This enables Brown to
c.eat abouu So every nigh and 81 netImes
more. lie says he realized over $500 last
year in is bust ess.
He buries the ne ID of every alligator he
kills, aud in few mont IS the teeth fall oIt
TT viii come out with little trouble, and
these ais command a good price. The
meat of the alligator is used to feed hogs
with,
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SUNSET ks DEA1H.
Memorial Services by a Jewish So
ciety- The Congressional Comm ttee.

! Memorial Services by a Jewish So
ciety-rhe Congressional Comm .ttee
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Simon Wolfe,
preside t of the Jewish order o. h. S. B.,
has sent the following telegram 10 Alex
Reinstein, secretary Of the order; "Hoa. 5.
| S. Cox, a frie d Of Israel, in and out Of
C Congress, has fallen. rec immend memo
rial services Chr ughouU the ORDER
The ERIK of the House of Represent Rtives
has appol ted the following representatives
as a committee t. take charge of the funel al
arrangements Of the la o Representat We ).
S. Cox: Messrs. Carlisle, Randall, H Imam,
Felix Campbell, S ney, Hoard, Mute Ter,
Kelly, MCKINLEY, Canno D, Reed, Burrows,
and O'Neal Of Pennsylvania.
THE FUNERAL.
New YORK, Sept. LIT has been ar
ranged that tAe fuIecai of the late Con-
gres, an S. S. Cox will take place Friday
morning from the Presbyterian church at
Tenth street AMI University place
Wher the int rmenJ Will take place has
rot yet be n determined on. IL will be
eli her in this city, Washington or Zanes-
vile, Ohio. The pali-be rers selected
are Gen. W. T. Sherman, Vice
President Morton, John T. Agnew,
Hon. Hen l.. Dawes; S. j. Kimball,
superinte. dent of the life saving service;
Gen. Francis A. Walker, ex-supe inteldenC
# the census; ex-Attorney General A. II.
Garland; ex-Judge c. F. DAILY; NJ
II. Northrup, of Syr cuse; Ad-
miral B. F. Franklin, U. S. N;
Coz. John A. Cock Ill. of the World;
Charles A. Dana, o. th Sun; Ed ard Ca
hill and ex-Gov. George Hoadley. The
al er ates are: Elk President Cleveland,
Gov. Lavid b. Hill, Washi * on Mclean,
Hol. Henri b, PAYNE, Chief ia tice + Hes,
Gen. McMeigs, Senat James B. Beck,
George H. Ne come, Presile t Of
the New YORK Letter Carriers Associa-
ton Rudolph Kauf Imam. of the Wa hi gCon
Star; Congressman Cultivate Of Ohio:
CDngres man Baker of New Y 'rk, Hon. A.
G. Thur uan d Hon. In mas EHing.
THE SERVICES AT THE CHURCH.
The services at the church on Friday
morning Will be conducted by Rev
w. Fl. Milburne. chaplain Of the
House Of Representatives, who will
read the invocation and deliver the
funeral sermon. Amo other clergymen
VINO have been invited to take part in the
ceremonies by their presence at the ca ircl
are Mgr. Preston, Rev. Dewitt Talmage,
Chief Rabb utJthiei, Rev. Dr.. Der MS and
Bishop Ne man. Among the letters of
coincidence received b. Mrs. Cox was one
from ex-Presidelt Cleveland. 1t reads:
hrs s S Cor.
On my arrival at home yesterday after an
extended absence was ocked to arm Of the
death o your husband. | cannot refrain from
expressing my deep aud sincere sympathy
with you in yoIr great bereavement, and my
feeling Of per onal dness upon the loss Of
a talented friend. y .ur husbands honorable
career, nd the tribute whica his fellow-coun-
trymen will pay TO his useful life, vii no les en-
the pJignancy Of your am. ction, but nope they
may mngle with the kindly me uories whic
are yours alOn., t. afford a raw s1lace in
the hour of gloom. Yours very sincerely,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Vice President Morton also sent a letter
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CHE MIST WHITE CLEARED.
A Commissioner Declares Him limo
cent of Wrong Aoing.

a Commissioner Declares Him limo
cent of Wrong -oing.
ATLANTA, Sept 11.-State Chemist White
was about the capitol to-day and was ap-
parently happy over a deve opment in lis
favor Owing to the insistance of his
friends. VINO believed he was wronged by
the action of the department, Commissioner
HendeI son invited Senators Brady well,
SANFORD, Jones and Representative Wright
Brady To give Prof. Whites explanation a
thorough investigation. After several
meetings the gentlemen this afternoon ad-
dressed letter to the commissioner fu ly
exoAorating. Prof. White from wrong, and
that there as thing IN the analysis c M
planned of to occasion the slightest T, fec
ton upon his well a te ted ability and in
tegrity, or to i'm. abr the confidence of the
farmers in him.
Rumors we're in circulation that the COR
respondence had been renewed between
Messrs. Patterson and Huff, and that a
duel was to be fought. 1t was runored
further this afternoon that both had lett
the city. The presence of both gentlemen
in the city to nigh, with no apparent in
tentlon OF leaving, seems to explode the
rumors.