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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
EXTRA TnAIN.

Weunderstand an Extra Train Of Cars will
leave Harpsts-Ferry on Thursday mof6iug the
29d instant, for Winchester, aud return ins The
evening the day Of the Wing Mass Meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
~ reSpFclIulIya yours.
! SAMUEL NJ SEMMES.

a iCzag Omen. -A.genAemau. but just
returned from Trip into the interior Of
our own ana adjoining STATES relates 70
US the folle wing little incident, which
may reasonably be sci down as an iomen.
An intimation was given at Bedford
Springs on Monday last, that two balloons
would be sent up. one labelled Clay and
the other Polk. and in consequence a
large crowd was gathered to witness the
race, if the ascension might be so termed
Al The appointed hour both balloons were
charged, and having been duly balanced,
werefi let go at the some moment The
hearts of thsLocofoeos beat With triumph
as the Pplkifhsiloon rose above its com
pelitor but their Joy was OF short dura
ton, for sudden gust Of wind laid the
Polk upon IFS side. AMI al the same mo-
ment ihs Clay balloon scared msjesiicslly
lar upward and onward toward the west
until lost to the eye. still maintaining lis
advanced arp elevated position.
This npay pr may moi be taken for al o.
men, but i y certainly as good as any one
thst Mr. Kendall has favored The world
with. q 81 Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

efHenry Erskrine, Of Greenbfier, whom the
Locos claimed as having renowned whigssry
has come outin strong letter, declaring that al
though FOR Texas, be is slll fJt CLAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

Juuiata Furnace, july 80. 1874.
LETTER FROM GOV. JONES OF TEN
NESSEE.
The following letter from Gov. JONES, Of Ten
nessee, was read al the great WING meeting in
Delaware County, Pa, last Saturday
NASHVILLE, July %. 1874.
DEAR S1RI;-By the mail / enclose
you two publications o. Col Folks dur
ing the lastsummer's canvassion thesub
jeci oi> lheS Tariff. etc. From the pubh-
cations you will perceive that The Colonel
is dead oal against Protection and particu,
larly opposed TO the Distribution Of the
ProceedSof The Pupiic Lands. because. he
says, it isya ITarif measure. It sounds
strangely to US who have BEEN accustom.
ed TO hear Col. Polk, 10 hearit stated thai
be is Tariff man, or in favor Of Pro
teciion. have met him .on more thar
one hundred and fifty fields, and never
heard him make speech in my canvass.
.es with him, that be did not deDonnce
the principle Of Protection. Indeed ,sthil
was the 10 ain ground on whichNhe and his
friends relied 10 defeat me. / was 70
Proleclion-he ogainst il +; for Distribu
tion-he against i.
would say, do your dnty--we will d.
ours Tennessee will maintain her posi-
lion.
Respectfully Jour servant,
JAMES CD ONES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
RnM,rnnHY.

From lhe noble Wing Slate q Kentucky The
accounts continue Of The most favorable charsc.
teri In The language Of The cincinnsid Gazette
f---''Beiter and better come in the returns
We shall stop Publishing partial accounts, I'M
oil we are enabled 10 give the 6osI result, z.
noush to say, that owsLEY isslecied BY large
majority AID NAT the stais is ALL WHIG."
Ia Louisville MI owsley's vote over Mr. But.
Ter IS 674--JsEsrson cOpntygsbout 200. A ms.
joiily or from Ten 10 twelve lhousSadiis claimed
Tor the Whis Governor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

We nevss did see such : d;.consol.,e
set OF felloss as The Locofocos are since
icy neaso rom the Louisiana elections.
North cardaina boz when H. syela;m 'sd
Eish whimper: nTbe mare's loose dad,.
dead. the skIIlet's broke and Saps RIM :.
way with Aigger.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

~ y =
MIR. CLAY AND THE CATHOLICS.
To Tie Editor cflhs Cumberland Civilian


CUMBERLAND, July % 1914.
DEAR SiRI:--I received on Saturday e.
yening last through The bands q my
friend william Price, Esq. an account 81
the proceedings OF public meeting held
al Hagefstown, in March, 1929, in lionor
Of Mr.. CLAT when on bis return home
from Washington. after the termination
Of Mr.. Adamss administration and re-.
greet exceedingly thatthe proceedings were
not 10 my possession in time to have ena-
bled me TO ihtroducesthem~in my address
delivered OF Friday evening last, as
should not now have to trouble you BY
this referenee to them. AT this meeting
a speech was mace by Mr. Clay, and 4
Toast given The Irish Catholic Eman.
cipa,ioD Ball happened to be then pending
before the British Parliament and was one
OF the great]poluical topics Of the day -
10 the speefh made by MIR. Clay he al
luded 10 the subject, and spoke out with
his characteristic eloquence and force in
favor OF the measure, as one which great
ly interested him as a friend OF Ireland
and Of naplSlnd and when be concluded
be gave'the following toast:-
Success 70 thesITish Catholic in his no.
Bile struggle for Lrlsh Liberty" IT..
Very respectfully. yours.
SAMUEL M SEMMES. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

Receipts atthe Neso York Custom House.
TIE amount of revenue for the month
of july received atthe New York Gus
tom House, was 81 9l4s3 $3.50. The a.
mount received for the single week end
ing at three o'clock Oh the 3lst ultimo
was $3.50. 00O-a larger amountSws be-
lieve than was ever received in any one
week before.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

Agoay of The Ianocents Every nov
and then the Locos break ou, in doleful
lamentations against Prescription. Gran
ger was a dreadfully cfuel~ execntioner.
but ALI Jsckson's dismlsssls embracing
! thousands never excited ! pang in their
gentle bosoms. Their dormant sympa-
tbies. now awakened, will know no con-
ISOLATION, until they get full swing al the
Spells again. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

HWs nc compelled isr want Of RON .
defer dIlo0t nss.oar son'inu,son sf ehaasss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
R. P. LETCHER.

At Club meeting lately held at Sid
ney, 10 Shelby county, Ohio, addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Demssy and
Bell,iof Greenville. Mr.. Demsey said he
bad been with the party till 1913. faith
fully; since that time be had found itdif-
fcuit 10 follow lbe lead Of those who show
ed that when they said bank reform they
meant bank destruction, and who were
disposed to abandon every truly Democrat
ic principle. He said be bad pulled up
bill aDd level. and had held back going
down bill. at the command Of bis ile-lead.
ers; but he could not aud would not go
Loco Polkism. and must therefore bid all
that were inclined 10 remain in the ranks
a long farewell. He had enlisted under
the banner Of Clay and Ffelinghuy sen !,
and be was willing that the Shole world
should know il, and know the reasons that
impelled him. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

SECRETARIES. s.f3
John s. GaIlaher, # Frederick APT
Edmund P. Hunter. Of Berkeley; |
William Harper, Of Hampshire;
W. c. wor,hirgton, Of Jefferson Is
John Hay, Of cIarke- 7
CHEF MARSHAL.
Col, James Bell. Of Clarke. i
ASSISTANT MGRsHlLs.
Maj. John T. Hamiranek, ofJefferson
Col. Beajsmin Morgan, Of Clarke;
Col. Hugh II. Lee, Of Frederick
Col. Robert H McLesyM do
Capt George W. AndS fon, 90
Gil. Thomas W Grimshav, do
CAPT George R. Long, do
Col. Joseph shsrrasd, do +
Col Angus McDouald. y Hampshire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

We are glad 10 observe 10 the hss Of
members just elected 10 the Legislators Of
North Carolina the name Of Hon EDWARD
STAELY, who lately 10 ably represented
the Beaufort disirict{in Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

II viii be seen hat the wings of this town
and peighborhood are preparing 70 make good
show Al the Winchester Mass Meeting on The
22d instant. The true whig spirit Is up IN JEFF
ferson, and no effort win Be- wanting TO ensure
glorious victory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

a new Locofoeo Candidate for Presi.
dent The Evening Post. 10 The course Of
an article on the Texas affair, proposes 4
new available" candidate. thus:
SIS j, 10 be supposed that these gentlemen
lMessTs. Van Buren,, Benton. Wright, &c are
all 10 come 70 the right-about-faee, because I
few mea in Baltimore see Fl TO pass a resolution
in regard 70 which they received ne mandate
from the people, II the Democratic parry has
such abiliiy 10 Jump about and turn about,' as
they would imply. NOT Mr.. Polk but Jim Grow
should have been our candidaie.n
Atihis early stage Of the business we
wish 10 have il distinctly stated what are
The opinions Of Mr.. Crow upon the tariff;
and does be think, with another 1istin-
guished Democrat. that the duties i'm
posed BY the existing laws on imporiaiions
are unjust snd ought 10 be REDUCED - al
the same time avowing Il as his opinion
that wool Is not Sufficiently protected =
Let u.s. start fair with Mr. Crow. so that
We may know where 10 find him every
time be turns about'-.N. !. Tribune.
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wIScuEsrER MASS mRErrSe


The nominating committee have presented The
following list ST officers for the meeting On. The
22d irsian, ~ E}1
PRESIDENT. II
ROBERT Y. CONRAD, cf Frederick.
vicE-PaEsIpENrs.
Thomas Griggs and John Yates, Of Jefferson !;
Philip E. Pendleton and Edward c0Islo5, Of
Berkeley.
DR. , Thompson and Abraham Ksndrick, Of
Page county; n
NordeeaiHCloud and Robert NJ Marshall Of
Warren
Edward J Smith and Thomas F Nelson3 Of
Clarke
Cromwell orriek and John o,Fensn, Of Nor
gan;
David Gibson and Christopher HeiskeIls OF
Hsmpshirei
Richard w. Barton and Robert I'll Baldwin,
of Frederick. Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

A considerable number Of the Wings Of
charlestouD and vicinity, assembled al Aoeil's
Hotel, on Saturday evening the 10Th instant, and
appointed commiitees 10 procure the necessary
funds BY subscription, and provide appropriate
Banners, &c for the approaching Wing Festival
at Winchester, on which occasion they have de-
terminedso be pseseat. and respectfully urge up
on their Wing brethren throughout the county 10
Join Them.
twas proposed 70 hold their nexs meeting al
The Cour;-house, on the lst day Of August Court.
18th instantly wheh il is hoped, that all who
contemplate a visit to Winchester al the Wing
Festival will report their names.
The follouing gentlemen constitute The Gem
minee 10 provide funds 10 meet such expenses as
may be incurred BY the Banner Commiliee:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

c. J. Faulhnsr, Esq Of Berkeley, was de-
,sinsd IRON s,'eadins = Festival 3 severe
indisposisisn-
We are soieT % see. toa. hat Mr.. Bsss. Who
vas also sxpeclsd, les IN Al Ri1hn.ad. u con.
geslive fever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

Juuiaia Furnacs, July 90. 1914.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

4 II Is stated that On the line Of RAILROADS.
between Newcastle and London. a dis
lance OF 303 niles train conAaining the
Directors and party Of invited guests
travelled the whole distance in 8 hours
and 30 minutes. being an average speed
OF 81 miles per hour including stops.
Deduc,ing hour and 81 minutesior stop-
pages. the distance was run 10 hours. III
minutes. or an average Of 81 miles per
hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-03
srPrRIoR TAsnloNAnLE nArs.

THE LATEST NoEh FASHIONS.
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The above with great many other kinds render cur ocS % et
ee no hesitation saying that stock al selected A he nu
~ winch vii enable sell prices rs any "es ~ call
Al Who may be IN of Of the above aIoeS ""
a"'ne our stock before purchasing ee~here--ns v" m
greatest Of pleasure to and show stock
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ENGtN'H CLorH>- Senseney s. Rhode. have
L las' aitst3 iov tl.a dLo ..etss French
I'D b-.-.-l l..tl.. winch aft g-tl. ta.a.as
RI
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The Wing Almanac for the year ISL.
A Convenient Book Of Reference far Politicians
and others daring tie coming Presidential

Il contains the usual Calendars and Astronomical cacua-
ons made for every from Name 10 louisiana
OF the Government Executive officers OF the Untec states
Judges of the Supreme Court, &c. with their Salaries
pleie Lis, Members Of the United States Senate
und House Of Representatives arranged according their
,pec,ye States aud the politics oil each member designated
History of the Tariff; Past and Present, Tariffs; Comparative
Statement of the most important articles beardg specific du
les as imposed by the of 1885, 1924 ISIS lS and 1872
TIE PRESENT TAplFr LAW or THE UNITED STATES, be
pc the entire law that subject. A National Bank with
Extracts from Mr. McDutes Report PROTECTION TO ANE
RcAS ISpusTRY-iTs ENPEDIEscy AND NECESSITY BY TIE
Hon. CHARLES HUpsos CT Mass. This valuable ana neiui
Elsay occupies pages IT'S facts illustrations and doctrines
ought We understood By citizen who taxes an interest
the cause OF American Industry and the prosperity oil the
people Of the United States Extracts from Mr. Gays Speech
the Public Lands. These extracts occupy several pages,
6ud an sufficient to give general Of this interesting
subject Anecdotes OF Politics and Politicians. before
published ELECTION RETURNS. by States, Congres
sOna Districts and Counties. These returns the fullest
and complete which have been published. They
prepared great labor and s considerable expense
pesv for the Wing Almanac They will be constantly
i'ed during the coming year. they show only the
returns Tor the year but ao those vi 1872 Times
holding Elections each Of the States; Popular Vote 70, Mr.
Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison 1856 and s40: The number
o Electors Of each State 1910 and the number to which each
State entitled in ,sI Tables Of the Population. Debts,
Goerno and Chief Justices of the several States Anecdote,
OF Mr.. Clay. John Quincy Adams Col Johnson &c. sc.
70 The price OF the Wing Almanac IS the same rs last year.
Notwithstanding contains about quarter more matter
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Al Belyile ~ j. on morning al the I'd. after short
and severe Illness Mr.; INEVITABLE THoNAs wife OF Thorn
ns Thomns OF this city, aged IS years
On Tuesdly July y, alter short lDeSs, GABRIEL rRAAf
in his SNth year.
On Monday July 9Th after a short illness. HARRIET Dr.
YEA. daughter of ohn and Caiharne Ann Nostlnd aged
years > months ard ;; days.
On Saturday 10Th Iuy of lingering Illness. yet in hope OF
orous Immortality. NIoLETrA MARIA daughter ui Ann
Hicks Webster.
ii Washington City. on aioniny. July I'D, TrLLY r.
WIsE ESD Frst AUDITOR OF the Treasury IN the 18th OF
his ,
Wooiynrd d. C. the residence his parents Lieut.. RICHARD
HENRY WEST of the LIST Regiment Dragons uniied States
Army ,
AtWeschesier. July %, DELANoEy. son OF d. j Coser
years md months old.
Judge Case. ,n
Al Peteisbue Virginia. on the 2h instant Or RoBERT Ii;
BANsrER Assistant Surgeon L. Navy III The ss year oil
his -, n =, .
Al New Orleans on the eth instant al ocnck, NJ at
the ST Charles Hotel STEPHEN II. EVERETT. Esq native
OF Pouchkeepse \. l. but the last eleven yeTs resident OF
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Markets.. Carefully reported for The Trigane.

TUESDAY, July 70,
ASlEs-Tle supply offering is small. and the demand is
firm G6 Sales about 100 bb' OF Penrk nbqut 20 bbs
were taken 3a considerable hunter Of bills will be
COTTONIrle mqrket is if any thing scarcely so firm
DAYS The TRANSACTIONS to day about 1000
bales The sales Upland and FloIdn. ordinary TO md
ding So cents. midding n.r TO far IA 8, good alr
tine 81 9; and Mobile and NewOTlrnns. ordinary 10
mldne Gu "a, midng fair To fair "a So, and gooo far
10 fine Ga u lUtg.
FLOI k AND MEAL-There is a moderate inquiry for the
East and for England al low rates sale of 30 barrels
Ohio WINS made England Wcquote 3i "a 81 for
teuesee Mict fan mad ONO oni b The receipts very
light, and considerable Snc> making from We
fresh Michigan I'd higher thnn for days past is
difficult lind thing good order for less than D. Sou
Richmond Cny 60. Rye Flour firm nt2S.1s 90. with
better demand much dung Meal SaleS Jersey .
5O Brandywine2 6atS ship sluifs So cents.
GRAIN-1lee lots new North Carolina Wheu together
$3.50 hush taken 9ic md 1000 bush Illinois noat
pune 81 all Tor CITY milling. There is sui inquiry
for Corn export and l2O hush Vrenn sold acc weight;
81 bushels NGen sold ntjOc. Rye inactive AT g "a
delivered Oats plenty and dull nj g Ia 81
WUlSkN-We notice sales aboui 81 b5is al 3d The sup
HAY-rhe supplies continue small ard The market steady.
SnieS al - - Cay use. IS g. Tor shipping.
TAI LOW-Therei is good demand for prime, and we
cr small ,nles nj cts for inferior I" for prime.
FEAIIIERS-1he market is quiet ond prices range from
q TO % cts, the hitter tr prime
IEND-Abou So pigs Missouri hive been sold n. 30 cn.h
FlSti-TheTe have been large sales Nackele, 1910
b Is out OF store Nos and at private bargain but
large advance previous prices There further
ceps olnew Nol lry Cod selling from uiluat SD
AZ SIis.
WOuI.-The make. is well stocked with domestic
fleece inch generally held above cuultnns There does
appear be much anxiety the at buyers
ate consequently but few nes being made. Foreign
moi much IN teinnnd now though If 81 bales Mexican
4. Loot I'la.,.
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think The Tribune does any good to the cause,
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Rio JANEiRO, 9th JuEe, 1911.
For the past month the arrivals from foreign ports comprised
10 vessels which 10 from the United States The fol-
lowing is the state oil mlrkct for 10 day
FLouR.-The receipts were a:nn excessive in May Bust
limited until about the close OF the month. when
bakers bought more freely. Sales comprise IS $50 bb halo
which $3.50. cash. and Is 500 credit; $500 hbls
Baltimore nj IL; do family, $50 Ibis at IA 1850 Philadelphia
At II 20; 100 Southern and Western ut 10 $40 Can
a so and 2l5O bbs Trieste Fonanu, having been found fresh
and GOOD. brought 1850 per Dbl
Imported from The United States 1911 bbls, and
from Trieste 25O bbs.. ....................lS mi
''''NS -'i' So S2
Espmated consumption Of The moni. IG0
-13. 070
stock ~ ;, md IN :cconj hand o0'
this month S;Si bbs, and sales reported