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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
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Behold that pale, emacistcd figure, with
downcast eye, like some criminal about to
meet her fate Sec that nervous dis,rustfuI
lcok, as she walks along with slow and uu>
steady step. The pink has left her cheeks
and the cherry her lips. The once sparkling,
dancing eyes are now dull and expressionIess
The once warm, dimpled hands are now thin
and cold. Her beauty has fed. What has
wrought this wondrous change? What is
that which is lurking beneath the surface of
that once lovely form? Does she realize her
terrible condition? Is she aware of the
woeful appearance she makes? Woman,
from her very nature, is sui iect to a catalogue
of diseases from which man is entirely cx>
empt. Many of these maladies are induced
by her own careiessness, Orthrough ignorance
of the laws of her being. Again, many Fe-
male diseases, iE properly treated, might be
arrested in their course, and thereby prove of
short duration. They should not be left to
an inexperienced physician who does not I'M
dcrstand their nature, and is therefore, in
competent to treat them. The i'm portance Of
attending to Female Diseases in their earliest
stages cannot be too strongly urged For If
neglected, they frequently lead to Consump-
ton, Chronic Debility, and oftentimes to In
sanity. In all classes of Female Diseases.
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription is without
a rival No medicine has ever surpassed it.
In THE Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" of which r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of
Buffalo, N. Y, is the author and publisher, is
an extended treatise on Woman and her Dis
eases. Under this head, the various affec>
lions to which woman is incident are carefully
considered, accurately portrayed, and res
torative course of treatment suggested
Every woman, as she values her life and
health, should possess copy of this valuable
book If she be diseased, this ''Adviser"
will show her how she may be restored to
health, and also direct her how she may ward
off many maladies to which she is constantly
being exposed. Let every suffering woman
heed this timely advice and see herself as
others see her. Price of Adviser, I.5O Cpost-
paid) to any address.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28

"A fro was discovered in the cellar of
the drug store of Geo, p. Craighill & Co., in
Lynchburg, Va. on Thursday morning. 1t
was speedily distinguished, but not until five
or six hundred dollars damage was done by
water thrown in the cellar. The FIRE is sup
posed to have been caused by match drops
ping through the floor into irfsmmab!e ma
ter;al.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28

- In the South Carolina Senate on Tues
day, Montgomery Moses. judge of the seventh
circuit, was found guilty of high crimes and
misdemeanors and formally dismissed. The
committee to Investigate C. W Buttz, OF the
Charleston circuit, made majority report of
guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors, and
recommended his impeachment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
OUR SPECIAL NEW YORK LETTER

Meeting Of The Democratic State Central
Commatee- Cor. Ts1e1en's Plans for Cap
turing the Ne,o Yorh Delegation to St
Louis Defeated-Rr. Kelly Demands an
UnpleGged Delegation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28

tee, replied sit knocks Tilden higher than
a kite" But, as another gentleman re-
marked, the Governor has happy faculty of
lighting on his feet like cat every time, and
when the convention meets, he will be found
right side up and the best man in the field.
Gov. Tilden invited the members of the
State Committee to dine With him this eve
ming, and there is considerable comment over,
the fact that the members from New York
and Kings county did not stay to the dinner
or sven call upon the Governor. This is the
FIRST time since Mr. Tildep Las been Governor
that John Kelly has come to Albany and
gone away without paying his respects to the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28

- Frank Howard. we'll grown colored
boy of Berryville, was found dead on the
pike near the western end of that town on
Sunday morning week. He was subject to
epilepsy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The State Board of Equalization is in ses-
sion at Wheeling, and counties in the Western
part of the State are looking after their in
terests. The Board of Commissioners of Ohio
county are of opinion that the taxation in that
county should be reduced at least 80 per cent.
from the present assessment, and will urge
such reduction upon the Beard of Equaliza-
ton We do not know that anybody in
Wheeling is looking specially after the in
terests Of Jefferson in this matter, but trust
that the equalization of values will be Justly
and fairly made by the Board, whether coun.
ties are represented before it or not.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
LET IT BE ACTED UPON.

At the late annual meeting of the State
Grange of West Virginin, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, the following resolution, among others,
was adopted.
ResOlred, That we recommend to the Pa.
irons of Husbandry of this State the policy
of establishing manufactures wherever the
gtaeilities- for deingsso are presented.
Let our Granger friends act upon such res
olutions as these, and their organization will
accomplish much good, not Only to them
selves, but to the community at large. As an
instance, let the money sent elsewhere for agri-
cultural implements be invested in man
ufactory of such articles. You at once stop
a drainage upon you from abroad, with in all
probability the counter advantage of adding
to home circulation by foreign sales
Every hundred hands employed will probably
represent FIVE hundred people, and these in
turn will need houses, clothing and subsis>
tence; giving employment to additional me-
chanics, increased business to merchants, and
a larger home market to producers Let the
practical men among our Jefferson Changers
grasp the full Interpretation of the above res
OlutiOn, and put it in practice, and they will
do more to advance the interests of the farmer
as class-and with that class all classes
than has yet been accomplished, or in all prob
ability will be, in any other manner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
Tin, Sheet IrOE. Roofing, SpGulIng
AND
SToNE HOTSE.

IN Main street, in Charisstown W. Va " here
" will be glad To all my old fricnGs and
custOners. am prepared to furnish anything u
in the TIN AND STOVE line the very lowest
prlccs Roofing ana SpOutng done at the shortest
notice and Ia superior manner. Repairing done
At once. RcpGiTs for Stoves furnished The very
beer Cook Stoves and RRngCs always on hand. sold
cheap. and wArrcntcd to work we'll. All kinds Of
TIN WARE always hand.
o. Old Iron. BrAss, Copper. Lead. SheepskIrP,
Hides, BecsvAx, Bacon, Lard, Soap, TAIlow and
Country Produces generally, taken IN exchange for
Tin Work or Stoves. Cali and me, and you will
never have cause to regret
JOSEPH II. yesterday.
Mav!2 lS74-lv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28

EE No stronger illustration of the de-
pressed financial condition of our people is
needed than is afforded in the fact that the
best Jefferson county lands are being offered
at public sale week after week. without in
some cases even so much as a bidder. A
Congressional remedy for this state of affairs
should be made speedy and certain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPoRT OF the CONDITION of the First Ma.
i = tlonal Bank of Jefferson st Charlestown
In me State of West Virginia, At the c.cse of
business March 10. 1876:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28

SALE NorEs for sale at the .Spiri! ORcs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
FOR RENT.

FRESH GROUND-PLASTER
o00 TONS Freth Ground Plaster, for sale by
cOO WElRICK WELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28

From the N. Y. sua Independently
OHe member in reply to my inquiry as to
hcw he interpreted the action of the commit,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
TAIIOw WANTED!

TALLOW WANTED!
THE HIGHEST price-in Cash or Trade
Il paid for TallOw, BY u. g. HUGHES.
nRIED APPLES aud Peaches wanted. ia
II trade for Goods, by s. HUGHES.
ZINE TOBACCO-1I inch fat pIugs-at only
March IS, 1876. D,s.HUGREs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY COKCERR !

4 IL persons knowing thSuFsIvss irdSht.S A.
~ tnS uGIcTEIgHOd i"r SHbEeriptiOn - tie
--SShI1t OF JeneTSon." AdVeTiiSsAspth or Job
noiE' are requested 10 give the Sane theiV ear
Ile-t attention.. as il Is nGeOsBsTy 80 GSTS the
lect by law. a DSfGInS
July u IS75-fF - 0~ASNANE-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
HOMEMADE SHIRTS.

THE above styled Shirts are warranted to me Il
i to made of Xxx Wamsutta Muslin. and thu
bosoms OF 2i00 Linen, and are fully made W, witt
the exception of button hoes and buttons. Th,
cutting and perfect fit of these shirts worth
half their cost. as they sOld at Eearsley'
Cheap Cash Store at the extraordinary low price
of One Dollar each. Sizes from l3 to I6I,
March %. 1876. GEO W. 2. KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
TO CORN GROWERS.
FGR THE STATE SENATE.

WE are requested to announce r HUME
w BUTCHER, Esq. as a DemocratIc-Cou
sentative candidate. before the people, Ter the
nGsitlon OF State Senator from the 12th Senatorial
District corlpGseG Of the counties of Jefferson,
Berkeley and Morgan.
JannarV G. 1SIE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAEING Sualifel on tue estate Of th. 1ats
a - l. InIn W. balgarn, all parties are requested
tS hidke prompt settlement, and &: editOFs win
ssE9 IN tiieir account other evidence Of deSI
20 we nWuGTs'gucd NJ CnarlestOwn, JehsrEOI
county IVA, DANIEL i. LUCAS,
- SIEfiES S. DALGARN
@nne Is, 1S74-tf. % ""'4" VI OalEHrn'
, 1876-09-21

pnbItrnn Club tnaugurntctl tho campaign Inst
evening bv one Ut tic finest and tnost auccess-
f,il meetings over hcli IN Mc}fenry County.
Col. tlcorgc II. Harlow. COL Sanders, md Col
John 8. Wilcox, Of Elgtn. addressed the largo
audience, Thu thrru eloquent SNEAKERS llclt!
TIM clotust attention OF their audience until
II no u. III. Tile 1ntlIcs turned out III ftll force,
and xcs1nctl to Join In tho Intense enthusiasm
TINT treynilctl just as mich ns thOtigli thcy
cu,lllt vote as we'll ns "any other mafi." NIny
wcl,avc more Of thr samc kind Of n1rcttnes fs
tho unanimous vote nf our people tu.tlAy. Set
Mcl1cnry Cut.nty down rs good for 800 Kcpub-
licnn majority thts fall.
DECATUR.
Sptrfaf Hf*psttch to The 7f4hHn$. 49,.
DEGATun, ILL.,, Sept. 20. Our locai candttntcs
arc opening Mp general county canvaas, and
EXPECT to keep II UP with nctfvity until election.
Party lines asiaitles appear TO rest loosely upon
almost everybody, mil tas given to tho country
qulto an apathy. l,ut tho exciting canvass In
Iniana Is bCEinnng to work an interest among
all cfnsscs The Democrats have started cnr,-
paign pnpcr called tho Jt.iont and Ktmball Is
running hts IYhfp and Spur as h Grange orgnn.
These, Will, tho Daily Republican, constitute our
politica! i!apers.
Special D!spdtcA 70 1As Tribune:
CA1ND, ILL.,, Sept. .O.-Mcssrs. WoudHnrd and
Phillips, Republican nominees for the General
Assembly, n,ltlrcss tho cltlzcns uf Cair0 this
evening" The ifos. Shelby Cullon speaks to-
morrow night fn this city.
, 1876-09-21
FOR CONGIlTSS.
FnVtlkrI ILLINOIS.
fVulklu lAAtVNl9$
Eptetat DfgpaicA to 1nx Irt6una

CFfSlA AAQaACN ~ 4A& AsfoNHe|
ROCKFORD, H., Sept. 20.-The challenge for
William Latl,roI,, the nominee Of tho RUpub-
lican t,nrty for CDngrrss Of tho Fourth District,
to answer Gen. Ilu,lbut's letter containrd IN
the TiHxs uf to-day, Induced your Rockford cor
respondent To call upon Mr.. Latlrop this after
noou anl make inquiries III respect to tho mat
ter. This first question put to Mr. Lathrop was,
whether liz Ind received letter from Grn.
IIurlbnt. Mr.. LathroV-1 hayo received a let
ter iru,l Qun. s. A. 11urlbut, dated ut Ch(cagp,
Bept. ID. In this lottcr hc proposcd that We
submit thu wlole question Of tho tienuva Con-
ycntlon and tho Egin Convention u the RrbIt-
raMent OF tho Republican Ceutral Committee,
nntl ablds thcir inward. 49,,
corrsspondent-What do you intend To do
nhout III
eAi,dklats for Congress for this district. That
has hcr,l dGHo by Delegates from Wtnnubago
nuKaib, and tho admitted delegates from Kane
County. ] atl In no n,an'lcr constituted tho
ihesc delegates at ,iln Geneva or Ut the Elgln
Convention ! have not tho power, nnl stiAll
ccrtninIy not asstlne to have, atid shall not
assume to submit thtlr aets ur their good iath tu
thu nrh'tEa!neHt OF MY tltrsolis, however much
coiltltenre myself might l,ave In their judy
mcnt. The delegates were nut acting "a my
agcnts, but Us representatives Of thu public, and
the p1he ehsy are tFe,snonse ,, mi ~. 10
either of them, eliooso to submit thu question
Of tlIu faErness or justnrss vi their arts 10 thu
arbltranent 1f the htAte Ccntral Committee, 1t
will certainly be Without objections from tnu.
Corrcspondent-TheM / understand you do
not intelld to withdraw fronl this erayasst
Mr. Lathsop-I do not intend to withdraw
from tllis canvass unless Ut tte request anl In.
stance Ut those who have designated mo fur
that purpose. Any tiMv when It Ia THUR DESIRE
to seek another, shnll be only too glad to lssYe
tlcnl do 70.
Feeling that this straightforward aud manly
answer would answer all purposes aud settls all
doubts as to how NJ. LathEop felt in the laat.
H. thsn!,sa III lin >ith and withdfow. II VII thus Ge
, 1876-09-21
GEN, BANNING.
eoMH yAcTS nEsrscTlN0 Ills POLITICAL RECORD
AND SOME QUESTIONS MEsrEorlho Ills Wal

eOMn yAcTx nEsrEcT!N0 Ills POLITICAL RECORD,
AND SOME QUESTIONS RESPECTING HIS WAR
RECORD.
F4on, Our 0.sn CbiTtspontfsnt
WAsMlHGToa, u. e., Sept. lS.-Gcn. l'an-
ning's strongest paints arc his social qualities
lie Ia u llalc-fcslow-wcll-met with everybody,
mud learned ycars ago to bc ull things to asl
men. le !las bcen un lnllation Democrat With
the Cincinnati Enquirer, liz llas been q Hard
Monry Republican With lsiehartl s,nitla, OF the
G'tzettt, to wt1o.n lie onco wrote, "sly Views aro
the same Us yours"
BANNING As 4 nKLAho NAN.
In 1865, Gcr. Banning WIS elected from Knox
County to the Ohio Legislature as a Delano-
Bherman nun, atua was Ut that time wnrta
friend mud supporter Ut t1cn. sclacnck. At
cummtusvtle, den. Banning was an actIye Re-
publican, md canyassel the distrirt three tunes
against ten Cary, who Is now working with
AIn Oh tbs Tilden ticket.
BANNING As An oFE1cB-BERKsA.
In 1869. Gen. Bauniug wa sn applicant for
, 1876-09-21
AROUND TOWN.

Matters yesterday around tho Grand Pacific
IIotcl rooms w0ro n ratler quiet look. Tho
reason Of thls lnay be laid to the departure Of
thu Buys In Blue. A great many Of the local
workers went with the soldiers, and their ab-
sancc WIS quite noticeable, BESIDES this, many
OF tho country boys were also In indianapolis.
Several letters wero received from various
PORTIONS In Indiana, which proved tho authcn-
t!cltY Ut the document, d COPY Of which was
published In yesterdays Tribune, showing up
the plan aad pledge of tho Democrats Green
back Association.
Tho lcttcrs from Ohio we're OF q peculiarly en-.
courngtng rature,, Secretary Dan Shepard was
bslslly engaged In laying out routes for speak.
jolnt discussion with Barney Ca,alliell, II tho
Inter will agscc to It, ut Napervillo Monday
evening.
Anloi,g tho visitors yesterday. were Frank
iii; j. ii: uarlana, George il: nElnkorl!oir,
sssiFsS ssassa "a Il H. t:G Af|sn Xa;sss IT,
II. D: nemcnt, Dixon. 1llj 4: u; Masteson.
Norwich, Conn.,; L. u. Ray. Morris, ~
nEMocRATlQ HEADQUARTERS.
The Palmer House rooms were active ycster-
day., 4 small carload Of polttacal Documents
was being, sent out on franks Of tho seyGral
so loudly for Tct6rln. Tue Senatorial and Leg
ylatye Primaries will b1 held ~ the petnocrat-
!c ward clubs this evening ThcFc IL mitch dis
sat!staetion With tho ma,asz Of rsprssentat9n
rhs I'll " Exeeutye ] cosauttee % tslkea 'e'Do aSout
thp meeting t. ho .sxl hTla o. tue ath int.
M!rn,; 1e9rge 4; Bushnell, Denver, Cef,; o.
East Boston, Aa;s.; @. Y. Halter, Ccntralla !;
hi cu,n
, 1876-09-21
TILDEN'S PERJURY
WHAT WILL. he DOME ABOUT IT.

Glltctd{ Dtspdfch 10 TIC Tribune
New YonK, Sept. aD.-it is learned from
Trustworthy sources that, after thorough, tr-
ycstlgntton Of charges against Gos. Tsidcn In
tic lncutne-tnx n.nttGr, nnt vcrncatlon Of
figures by the Official documents, Internul~
Revenue Commissioner l'au1n has deemed Il
!Es duty to ask the United States Dis
trlct-Attorney to bring suit to recover
tho tu1cs Oh Gov. Tlilcn's ilconc
alleged to be due tic Government. SINE Ills
matter WIS first brought to Ills notlce, Gen.
Rautn Inns desired to avoid tnkInE any stop
which would appear to DO prompted by
partisan feeling, but ho has repeatedly
saiti tint, II thu revenue laws had been VIC
latcd, lie should regard It hts duty to sec
that tho Government 'wns not dctraulcl Of its
iust dues. Little correspondence lsas passed bs-
tween tho Revenue Department mud District
Attorney bliss on tho subject, but transcripts
from the Assessors books aud other locutuell-
tary evidence were
FORWARDED 70 WASHINGTON
by Mr.. bliss, aI,d have been un1cr examination.
Nj. Bliss, who prepared tho case, looked upan
tho accusations as uNRnswcrablc, md Conmis-
3. sloner Raum has fo,inl the statements nF faets
to be eorrcct. II Ia understood that the suit
Will bc confined to the INCOME returns Ut lNI1,
IN which yrar Gov. 'filtiri paid Tux on Ills,
III coui.sel fecs troln the st, Louis, Alton Il
Terro Ilaute lsuitroa.l Company, au.1 Ia alleged
to hayo received largc sut.,s lr0in other ao,lrrcy
SUIT Wilt I'LL THOUGHT
in tho Unitcl States District Court for i
sum sufficient to cover. tho taxcst pcnalttcs,
unI irteycst,- probubly nut less tilan
$4,000. Tho full term ut the
UlItcd States District Court will opcu on the
third Monday In October, but us there will be
no Jury on Tho caIendar t'etora Nososn!cr, tho
case Viii ho SGT down for trial In tbs Inter
month. Tho papers ~ the ease,. w'llyt hayo
heo,l partially prepared for scyeral weoka, Will
bo completed ai tlle return Of District Attor'
ncy Dllss, and will probably bc serYra In y few
days,
, 1876-09-21
FEVER and AGUE;,

FssSr and Aguc cured foE nfty cents There Is not.
aRMc aud oil other a1artous, hiltutt, scarlet Typhoid
yellow and other fofera atdca 9y taaIwaya fCil "a
quick a. 1sadsRya Head Hrlicf. Fifty Centa per Sotl
Sold BY DruXg[4A.
, 1876-09-21
ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.

1 FACE OR TWO OF TuK RECORD OF lTs LE0laLA~
TON IN 1863.
To Me Editor n Tas Tribune.
srK1aorlELD, ILL.,, Sept. lo.-1 don't believe
ills right that the rccordo tho Democratic party
Hhould be lost sight Of entirely, even though
they nre too modest to refer to 1t themselves.
Tho party hos a record which will bcar investl-
gatiou, and for ono NH unwilling TINT tho past
should be r. scaled hook simply because men arc
too modest to thrust into public nutice their
own achievements. -.......-.
The Democratic party Of this State luye made
record, aud, fcarful lest tic people should bc
uumindful Of tho service rendered by TINT party
in tho "vigorous prosecution Of the War" and
in uphoiling the Government against arin-
ed traItars, send you transcript Ut page or
twn Of the record Of the Democratic Legislature
Of 1868:
Tho resolutions below, wticl, arc fair sample
OF Democratic htstory during the War. were re-
ported by the lIouso Committee OH Federal
1.c!atlons, Feb, 4, 1861, by Scott Wi:c, present
Democratic Congressman from the Quincy Dis
trlct. After several postponcmcnts und long
debates, they wcro passed BY strict party yotc
Feb. 1o, 1s63-52 Democrats for, 2S Republicans
aCulnst+
The real Democratic 1oyo for tho Union sol
licr Ia not so prominent in thu resolutions as
wa8 show, the next day III q report from tho
judiciary Committee, lcslnring 1t "nneoAsfitn-
49," ~ .so Trnnt ~ nnnr3w ov6rv nthnr Nnrth
VoLe " tae i!a1; ~ neatf Eset5 u.et w IL ~
commcnde.l o.. mend to tic "Bol,liers' !" Tlidcu aud
Hendricks elnhs throughout tho State.
aud resolutions:
WHEREAS. Tho Union has no existence separate
sn!y " My INK insrmnsnt. Il can oniy ,xist hv
5a ac a ' cvr u ms e Of ;at Wat
o. " nenGs Wnc'hcr Py LUZ "o''a os "o oon'"' IL
Wmsux.. T. TsIcra, Government can cxcr.
FL y" s gi e .eTc.s VIII G
t"1 ~ 'r, +. hut inntrnnnt n
nihe! powers nnt EfAc1 ~ " 's n.s ~ ,s".H "a
un'nt,o ~ III rItr ,,jI af lie American, nro
stu"tohs ". nv VI ,i. nin,. ~ 1rmrrurnt n,1d
r.; asannef rtu. a. tHs,s p1nT nn " 7"a
t,nnd M lin I.nto" nr,srryu,l in opnos}tsun 10
s 'i a .n' H' ~ a. ~ }hr cn.rrlrs
S ra,noI ~ ~ ~ tIoncrn ;synrnmcnt Ind
c", " onscus II no I'll c"mhiri. hr;,ynn
" rs spa ~ rfs;a {; M ~, sS y
t.nt M ioI ,h y,aI ~ .I !. nt ,, y, hn .Wnri
se t1o'sfnncMt .ho IL Igs ~ Inc x""In} III
~ ] su W. ~ u,H ss"s,sn ~ ti,.I, rrss
t, ~ .n1 T., an. ;,t;. ar ~ t"e''
a ~ ~ sM liz au. ,na y, ~ ,r.
arUp ~ thnr",f s ~ s,.v ,nnp ~ ~ ocap ~ na
9itra.inn ri ,shot""..r .n,,nnr, T. dn ~ anv
n - tIi Cn"r,.." e. sr f"inn ~ ~ Win" ~
tn 'austf;tInn f nn ill., nws: and 'Ao - ''sS -
,,,'',,c ", ,rc rsn"intix ~ nrr.ssvotinn ~ tho
hnnG NV H. He es!ss,'ss}{ tng ~ ~
n, IN, NJ ~. ~, trir rrnr.sn,"itvl xhnnid InrSc
s s ~ nmr f.iin,v o,r ssIc.nso
1hEniMSnt M aala M ,.ryo~. rh,, ,,. oct a, ,tc rod
Ne ~ MeINUa 4es'4Fs' Anat Ha W." Ast : eA
, 1876-09-21

seen TINT Mr.. Latl,ror haa followed tho advice
Of TIM TRIBUNE and stood firmly ty Ills party,
nnd no1t November his party MIL stand by him
to 1Iur,h,lt's letter, md will reach the General
Tomorrow. The tenor Of It ean be Judged by
this interview.
TWELFTH INDIANA.
: FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Scrt. .0:-l.nst night the
Hon. A. H.. Hamilton and w. l.. Ienl,ain, op-
posing candidates for Congrcas III this district,
before largs audience Mr., Hamilton, who Is
running for reelection, 1iatlo tho stcrontfpct!
Democratic speech, prufcrrfnE w'lolcsn!e charges
OF corruption nEalilst the Republican party.
and Mt. Hamilton utterly failed to answer ten':
Tonight these gentlemen spenk ct Hartford
City, untl Tomorrow evening Mt Portland; Tins-
ttay, Sept. 20, at Decatur; Wc.ncstfay, Sept, 81,
Ton; j concluding Filthy, Sept. 70, M 1t coiun'61a
SIXTH w1scoYstN.
specia! Htpatch to Tie Tribune
Convention for tic Sixth l'is.riet, at Sccnall,
organized with II. 7. Lcavrns, Cllarfnn1l, and
@. Z. Drcutzcr, Secretary. Resolutions Uasscsi
eS5'F " Fsespnse s Gnn1 81 tat0' 1T. sscon 5 oasa
nominated by vote Of :.,ni, to II fnr urtnncr.
Ki,nbail had majority Of Delegates, and l,is
rennso!n wa; I"pego son,sso m nessnt .G
the nomination In brief speech. The Rcpub-
Icans hope to elect him by 1900 majority.
NINTH 1I,L1Hths.
Special Qi&kaca u 7ae 1sfbHns* ...
GAtEspultu, ILL.,, Sept. @l.-Thr lion: Thomas
". Boyd, Republican candidate for Congress.
addressed crowded lN,lse In this ely Tonight.
Tho 1fayrnakcrs were out III full uniform, ainl
Nlr. noyd's reception was. generally hearty.
Willie tho Republican VOTE for Congressman 1'l
tllts city will fall short, tho ln1eationsurc thas
tic county will nolt very full vote. The spccell
onl I werc discussed, was enthusiastically IT.
ccivcl. .
.. SECOND TEXAS.
llNEw ORLEANS, Sept. so.-T1he Democrats o.
| tic Second Texas Congressional District, at
Long View to-day, unanimously nominated Da.
| yid i. Culbcrson.