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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Babeock Trial.

ST.. LOUIS, February i9.-The closing ar
guments in the Bsbcock trial commenced
to day, and will close probably Monday
night. The courtroom was crowded to-day.
Taking up the revocation OF the order of
the President, Colonel Brodhead' said ." The
President had declared that Babcock. did not
influence him in the revocation of the order
transferring supervisors, but that did not
prove that Babcock mad not worked else.
where to that end. The testimony shows
that be went to Douglass, who had the power
to revoke the order. II shows, BIZ warming
that gentleman OF the disastrous effect
which this order must have on bis pros
pect for preferment, he tried to induce ac-
ton on bis part. 1t shows that Joyce, on
receiving Information that the order
had been reduced to temporary arrange
mept, telegraphed Babcock "Push things"
and they were pushed. The explanations
which the President and. Supervisor Sutton
gave for the revocation Of that order were
pot at all adequate to the act. [Seusation.l
They explained that because the supervisors
all over the country had learned of The order
some days before, they had time to straight
en- UP affairs il anything was wrong, and
therefore the whole scheme would be de.
feated. But such was not at all the case.
uC Oiutl % suSSCSteu auu luc
President himself claims the credit of it,
was intended not to discover frauds already
committed, but to secure future benefits. 1t
was held that the dstillers had gotten into
such ruts with the old supervisors that the
new ones would readily catch them nap
ping"
The Colonel repeated that the reasons
given by the President and Mr.. Sutton were
not at all sufficient, as they amounted to
really no reasons at all. Then, there were
other and more powerful Influences brought
to bear, aud the exigencies of the case seemed
to be such that the President stepped down
from his high position to interfere with the
duties Of one of the department officers.
The order was revoked, Too, by telegraph.
which of itself was a strange proceeding,
and questionable in law. This suspension
was made the day after Joyce telegraphed to
Babcock to push things against the weaken
ing enemy.
THIS portion of Colonel Brodhead's speech
created profound sensation.
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Markets by TeiegrapA.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, February l9-Cotfou cRiet; sales of
1874 bales ut 121S-16@p3c. Flour dull; City
Mills extra. 81 .S9HdS5.75; common 10 fair extra
southern. IS SC(SsS rs. a heat dull, with limited
closed heavy and about &c. lower; 63@64c. for
graded mixed; rs0a64c. for ungratsed new western
mixed 5Sc. for new white southern. on dock. Oats
dull aud declining. PORK less active al $2275 for
fee uachang"d-in fair demand. Sugar dull ana
heavy. Rice and molasses quie. kosin aud tuH
penttue firm. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 19.-Flour and wheat
quiet steady, and unchan ged. Southern corn steady
and firm, southern white, 52I62:.: yellow $40,
ssi oa a"p ye s rSSsaRs stss aRe
clear rio, Isac: Hams, l5H@i &c. Lard higher at
13k@i4c: Coffee frmer. Whiskey dull at Sill.
Sugar easier at 91@1cSc.
CINCINNATI. -
CINCINNATI, February l9.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and firm at $1.2e@$l 80.
Corn quiet ana firm at Hsg44c 9als asiXs al 81
In fair demand al t22.37M. Lard dull holders
anxious; kettle, 13A@14c. Bulk. meats firm aud
in fair demand; shoulders, Shc: clear rit,-sldes.
mand; shoulders, a4c.; Gear rib, 12Ac.; clear
s s'It5; i''' "0''ASs S00' 0e"'"A%"' 'u' D'
ST. LOUIS. ''
ST. LOUIS, FEBRUARY 19-Flour steady and firm
for medium extras at $4.50@S512 Whea.
dull; No 2 red winter. 3l.5lh@s1,51x; No. 9
do, IL 364 bid Corn active and higher; No;
mixed, 39@39ic: Oats fem at35e. barley dull a.
e ed s1 card at
Bulk-meais trm some sales higher: shoulders
9S@SSc.; clear-rib, llRc.: clear-sidej, 12c ba
con higher Shoulders 94@Ytc eear.rlo, l2A t:
Ing. 81. 9o@ss.30. Cattle stronger, owing TO lgh
receipts quotations unchanged.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, February Ia, 1875
1mer;cny GoId-ll2y hid.

American Go'd.-l12N bid.
STATE Secairities-Virglna consos, 89k bid, ION
asked: Virginia consols, new. 40 bio; Virginia
fundable, 3S bid; Virginia deferred. g. bid; Viz.
ginia Interest certificates, $50 bid, SIX asked.
Richmond City e's, e3k DID. 955s asked: lynch.
burg city S., 30 bid; Norfolk sity 6's, ZS Gid !;
Manchester briuge gs SO Did.
Railroad B0nda.-hichmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage Us. j. and D.. 1G5 bid !;
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
rs, A. and o.. 90 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j.. SO
bid; Richmond and Danville RailI Dad consolidated
Gs, NJ. and NJ. 10 bid, TN asked.
CHr,1t BondS.-James niver aud Kanawha Canal
first mort2aRe IS, NJ. and ", So. asked.
Rnifrodd f0cks.-Rchmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guarantee 100
par, 81 BID; Richmond and Danvilie Railroad, 100
par, 5 asked; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
guarant Ell, 100 par, 101 bid
Bank Socks-First National, 100 par, ITO bid !;
National bank OF Virginia. 100 par. Ofh asked !;
State Bank OF yirginia. LOG par, 80 BID SO asked !;
Bank Of Commerce, rs par, % bid; Union Bank
Of Richmond. 10 par. SO asked; Citizens Savings,
rs par, 20 bid, % asked.
Insurance Gompantes.-Vtrginia Fire and Ma.
rtne. rs par, 36 bid: Vlrsin!a Home. 100 par, 102
asked; Merchants and Mechanics 100 par, SO bid,
81 asked; City, 100 par, S5 asked; OLD Dominion,
100 par, 50 asked: Commercial Fire Insurance
Company, rs par, g bid. % asked; Richmond
Fire ASsociatiOn.2o par, 2S asked.
niscelLdne0us.-,James River and Kanawha
Packet, pa par, 10 bid.
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Letter rro,,, nanyiIie.
ABOUT THs FIRB--ToBAcco
MARKET

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
DANriLLE, Va, February Is, 1876.
Mr.. w. J. Crews estimates the loss of bis
firm by the fire on yesterday as follows:
Building, $4,000; machinery and material,
$4,000. Insurance (as stated by telegram)
% 500, in the Richmond City Insurance
Company.
Mr.. L. NJ. Hatcher, the principal partner
in the firm Of Nj. ii. Clark & Co., estimates
bis loss at $4,000. He is insured (as stated
per telegram) for $1,000 in the Petersburg
Savings and Insurance Company, and for
$4,000 in the Atlantic, OF New York.
Mr.. j. G. Guerrsnt had In use in the shop
two lstbes and other machinery valued at
$1,000, on which there was no insurance.
4 large brick workshop standing within
few feet of the house which was destroyed
was uuhurt by the fire. In this house work
will be resumed immediately. But the in
convenience to the planters and the tobacco
men. who have usually obtained their fix.
lures and implements from the firm in charge
of the foundry, will be quite serious. 1t is
feared, too, that there will be necessity for
the discharge Of about twenty workmen.
Aside from my report Of the tobacco mar
ket, lot me say that the trade continues very
heavy, and that much of the tobacco is poor,
chatfy, nopdescript, as said last summer it
would be. ALPHA.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 10, 1875.


ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence, New YORK, ner-
Chandse aud passengers. ~. W. Ale q Co. agents
Schooner Maggie r.. Gray, Hud9tns, baltimore,
in ballast load -four for Rio de JaneiIo l'uniop
Schooner N. Fl. Bnrrow, Taylor, New York,
guano, hi & Skinker.
SCHOONER Bowdoin, Randall, Portland, Me-, Ice,
L. Luccado.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer MISSIONER, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chand<e and passengers, l.. b TaeuIp, agent.
Steamer .IOnu. sylvester Clifford, SSrI0is, mer'
chaudise and passengers, l.. b. TatuIn, agent
ARRIVED, SUNDAY.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, me!cnan'
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent,
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandisG ard passengers, G. W. Allen Co., agents.
CLEARED Fog THIS PORT. ...
From Eastpors January 18th, schooner Paragon
MoranR. -. o.. .,,oo,ou q
From New York February 9Th, schooner J. w.
Hail. Powell. , IT,,
From Rockport February =, schooner Susanna,
From Reckland February -, schooner sp@'a'
Sii35ii New York February l 8 b, schooner George
From Portland Me-. February l6h, schooner L..
L. Whltm0re, Jameson.
From Norfolk Febsu1ry 17!h, schooner John
Mcdonnell. Mchendry.
From Baltimore February 8 h. schooner Eddie,
Palmer.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner John Lenthal, Martin. from Rich
mond ria James river, at New loTk Februtry l'th.
by telegraph.
NORFOLK, February ia schooner Is ashore
on Hog Island. Tie wreckers nave gone 10 her as
slstance
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From Hanover County.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, FA.,2
Enbr,,orv 10 1879

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA.,3
February IS, 1876.
The February term of our County Court
lJudge Rcdd presidinS) commenced on We'd
n esday the 10th instant, with twenty-five
criminal cases on the docket, aud adjourned
to-day. The grand jury civilian II. Win.
ston toreman) brought in indictments for
iclonies in the following cases:
Corbin Brax,on (colored). breaking and en-
tcring the hen-house Of Addison Lewis and
stealing four hens.
John Williams (colored), breaking and en-
tering the tobacco.house Of George Brown
and stealing two hundred pounds Of tobacco,
OF the value of fifteen dollars.
Carter Williams, same offence.
For misdemeanors: Andrew Jackson
lc0oced), for fornicalion with Sally Grimes
{c0lored), wife OF Joe Grimes; Sally Grimes
lcolored), for adultery with Andrew Jack
son.
Not q true bill was found in the following
cases Andrew jackson, charged with rape
on Sally Grimes John Williams (colored),
charged with breaking and entering the
tobacco-house OF J. b. Brown and stealing
one hundred and thirty pounds Of tobacco;
Carter Williams, same offence, and John l..
| Patterson (white), for stealing twenty-five
| pine trees of the value of twenty-five dollars
from Lewis King, and carrying them away.
The following cases were disposed of:
| Martha Ann Hodges (colored), indicted for
poisoning w. w. Newman, tried, convicted,
and sent to the penitentiary for three years.
| Samuel l.. Smith {white), charged with
making q felonious assault upon a. l. Blan-
ton, Tried, found guilty OF unlawful wound
ing, and sentenced to the county Jail Tor TWO
months and fined SO and costs. Motion
for new trial overrued.
! Philip l.. johnson (white), indicted for
forging a tax.bil. tried and acquitted.
| A nolie proSequi was entered in the second
| indictment against the same for INSIDE
meanor.
| Moses Price, charged with an attempt to
| burn the county Jail, was tried at the Janu.
| airy term and convicted, and his term OF con-
| tinement in the peuilentiary nXed at three
years, but the court having reasonable
ground to doubt his sanity, ordered 3 jury to
be empaneled at this term TO inquire into
the fact, which jury found him to be insane,
and be was discharged by the court.
George Bosher (whitel charged with an
attempt 10 commit rape upon Miss Sarah
a. Martin (white), was tried and convicted
! of an assault, and fined $50 and costs and
sentenced TO Jail for Que day.
William Il. Norment was appointed COM
missioner of the revenue Of Henry district,
to ill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
his father, William +. Norment.
| Twenty.eight deeds were admitted to
record in the clerks office of the County
| Court and twelve marriage-licenses were
issued by the clerk during the last month.
HEMLoCK.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, February ia suit has just
been commenced here against the Syracuse,
Birmingham and New York railroad for q
half million dollars, claimed for internal
revenue tax. =
The bondhoIders of the New Orleans, No
bile and Texas Railroad Company met here
to-day and reorganzed with new company,
named the New Orleans and Texas Railroad
Company. They will meet next Friday to
complete the organization and elect officers.
A detachment OF ten men OF the Old
Guard sailed this afternoon on the steamer
Champion for Charleston to participate in
the celebration of Washington's birthday.
New YORK, February 19.-Joseph Giles
pie, sged four years, died to-day from iDju-
ries received by being placed on stove by
his father, Robert Gillespie, who has been
arrested. The child had committed some
offence.
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The BANKRUPT Law.

r~-e,lu p.spalch To- tuc baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON. February 1S.-it is not by
any means, certainty that The senate judi
cj4ry COMMITTEE vii! report faYoraoiy the
House tlDl repeating the bankrupt law, nor
II The committee should do so that 1he OIL
w,l. pa>s the >.naic. II Is true that some OF
M lI.t<t business houses III the commercial
c.N,, have pct'iioLcd Congress for the re-
Deal Of tue htukrupl aci, and That there
j. ,lToug ie,lIug ir that direction. 1eL IL
j. doubtful even that the House would have
ra,>rd the repeal lad any thing like q careful
Consideration been bestowed upon the SUD-
;.l. There is 10 difference IN The opinion
tb.t the iaW rs il exists works hardship In
;udlr,Gua cases, and has not unirtquently
been made the means OF pcrpetrating fraud
LY dishonest debtors. But the question Is
whether II the law is repealed the Interests
Of business communities would not suffer
Hu.A more than under its operation. IL
!, believed by some OF the ablest lawyers IN
Cou1!a,, that If the bankrupt act is uncon-
d!,jonaly repealed it will not be long before
Tct,lIous will be pouring III Tor the enact
mrul ui another act. II is noticed that the
buzz OF The petitions for the repeal OF the
law comes lTQm quarters given over TO the
ir.lltiou hcrc>y, and therefore naturally OPP
,t,>td u any checks being placed on reckless
trading. The better way, 1t would seem, Is
10 preserve tie uudenlably good features OF
thr Present ct and cute lis defects. This Is
likely 10 be the course which will prevail in
lly senate.
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The Beecher Council.

BRooKLyN, February 19.-It is thought
the members of the council are much more
fay vrably impressed with the appearance of
things generally than they expected to be,
and it is more than probable their conclusion
will commend the action of Plymouth church
in dropping the name Of Mrs. Moulton from
the roll. Little can be learned with regard
to the progress of the work which comes on
10 the different questions embodied in the
letter-mssive, but all are ready. or nearly go,
to report their conclusions on Monday next
It is thought that the committee who have
under considerations Rule No. will recon-
mend therein the use Of the words, "Watch,
care, and fellowship of church."
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AZ INCIDENT uF THE WAR.-The Wood
Stock Va, NT0!0 recently announced that
John Hoffman, Of Warren county, found
ua!n- The l.t!Gr part OF January, while
hunting, on top of Mas.anutten "mOuntaiD,
81 The point or knob overlooking S.rasburg,
f"ar Inc site # The signal station, d fine dou.
bIc'caec sod watch and cnsin, which, IL is
supposed, was lost at that place during the
war. In the Year 1864 detachment OF Fed
Graz soldiers attacked part of the Confede-
Ea'c sisna corps and drove them from their
posts. The Cou.ederates in turn attacked
Tue fcderals and drove them down the
!n"untalu, killing some and capturing o:herS.
I he daser>town (Ma) Itr,ce.d Week no.
"Ccs Inc Endlug Of the watch, and adds:
Ihe writer Of the following lines had
charge OF that signal station on that memo
ta3e day In the year 1864. There were but
TOUT Of Us, and whea the boys in blue,
eNeo'!'hVt IN number, made their appear
ance we deemed discretion 10 be the better
part Of Ssor aud rc,reated in the style of Gen
, a. hahNs about that time, in "good ORDER"
Du' some what prccpitous. Down we sailed
.Loui Inc Top Of old "Strasburg point" in
N'os1 beautiful time, but at the foot we rail-
. .ss' Oeirs reinforced by about seyenty.tiye
s.Aip>hooters OF old Jubal Early's CON-
.1'"N"' "heH We retrnced our steps, dislodged
~, .us enemy, and recaptured our signal sta
t''", Nov, shortly after taking possession
y. 'ls post, We discovered the BODY OF
81 w. o'Aeef-a captain Of the Federal
.otVc>-a few yards down from the
f Il" among the rocks, with his neck broken.
ryis "a, aot shot, but from his position be
H.. .'v;1Iy Tell in endeavoring to get down
From or rather end, Of the mountain.
w,,'1- 'I' SIDE coat.pocket of this officer the
"a. ''' aefeol took an envelope, in which
d,,.., q photograph, the envelope being ad.
Crrss'4, Captain a. n. Pritchard, member
Tn1, "a. a. 1GuF;-MarShall, Cumberland, Md. "
f,r,''," aIcn, no doubt, belonged to the I'M
I.y ,'. ,:D' officer. Where he was from we
NAV 1 Eyer learned, but probably this article
lns,.' '. 49, 'nucr The eye Of some one who |
D., f. Wv ' 2"ll4nt captain, for it was gallant
auo, ''"u se'enty.6ve men TO the top Of an
f,1a perpendicuIar mountain peak In the |
tryn 'Ac enemy, and in the enemy's coun.
80 tue 1~sce.a- will write to AL.
lu'U' prchard, Warrington, Marion
,,as I''' west Va, it will possibly find the
t'.''n' owner Of the watch. He has, or
IT, pfo'ner named a. n, who was |
,., .''nN'' Out whether q soldier or not we |
ahn0I ssy.l
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Official Vote I'm Caroline County.

Messrs. Editors The following is the
official vote in Caroline county at the recent
election for House of Delegates:
Bowling Green precinct: White, 53 ;
Spi,zer, 12s. Bowling Green corporation !:
White, g.; Splitter, 4S. Sparta: White, ITO !:
Splitter, II. Shuman's: White, Sc; Splitter,
81. Whites Mill: White, 27l; Splitter, 6.
Port Royal precinct: White, 205; Splitter, 7.
Port Royal corporation White. IS; Splitter,
II. Farmers Shop: White, los; SpiIzer, 3.
Guiney'S: White, Sc; Splitter, 10. Mad-
sons: White, 1870; Spitzer, %. Gainesville !:
White, ia; Spitzer, 2; Andrew J. Broad
du>, 10. Rcedy church: White, 1871; Splitter,
IS. Scedwood: White, Ill; Spilzer, s.
Total: White, ,545; Splitter, 335; Andrew
J. Broaddus, Is.
Hudgin received one vote.
Yours, truly, A. b. &.
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Sc: .swedes. naInraered. ea07c: hoop, 6g6Ac
Nuleshoes: s6.s5gsG5 $50 Der keas &
ard-shas is. ras oeuny nthar Sizes errra. %
Psosgh. Castings: W hoiesaie, aye = retail, os.
RoDe: Manila, best, 3sya2sc.: jute, gsc.
ses-Fowl: $50 pacias, sae: foshasan Eswoona
Ssdnsns &C., sa s
Guanataai. s35; TurDeps Excelsior, S52-
Powder Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toy's mining. 20: 68c. 6n11.25 q EDO feet.
rouge. 1910 By ths i've kegs-sese sfrsn nve
SLOT: HSrtsern a. s ss96 p Dag Of ssss.
9rfnSstones: 1x012i4c. y ..
Lfcorfce PIsre.-T. c.. & Co.. Bic. /: r. r. 93c.;
A. y. c.. CSC. *. & Coz. a4c r s., a5c.: Arrhor,
ETC: A. Z. c.. 28c-: q. y g.. 2Se.
Lumber. StaTes. Etc:
Ltmoer: White oak. xls58 q 1000: wesrerp
sssas75 $1,000. Ye''".s pine boards. sis1s1s
iotst. sl2Gsla. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. a2.50tsa5: cypress s.ss-tach. S7.5OeSl ESQ
a:9O0. Laths-Spbr, 81 +; sawed, s2@s2.1 y
Stree sss;-whskey-oarseI timber; green. $1,000
19o sss7 o Ssnr Fe ,1s
poles, s7@Ss; nogsheao hoops, no demand: lick
aagsNMixea cotton, sxc: white, 1000; wool.
Liquors, Ndnss, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands. pints, S2@S2.15 v
dozen. gold. ~ rr t0r
Rectiaed Whfskeus: Market quiet; proof, 1omi-
nal at Sl.309S1.35.
Rye Whtssxvs: Medium, xl.50G1$2; pure old,
f2IS4 Virginia Mountain, new, b2($2.5U: old,
S2.5ON23 so and upwards. - -
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25'Gs2: imported, Ssi ease.
Br07ldtes: Domestic sl.2St6S2: fruit. St.95n
$3.50: apple, new, 82s251S3: Virgnis4 seach.
s2.50lS3.
Rum: New Engano. sl.55@Sl.s5 Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, $4@S6.
MAA-Feed. s,a... t.
Shfpstnf: 65c. "a busliei.
BrolonstuH: 3OR2ac. II busDe
Shorts: 25tG30c. u bushel.
Wheat Bran: 20@a5c. az bushel.
Corn Bru1a: 10000. "a busheL
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The following are the contents Of hand.


bill sent to us from New York:
"Beware of secret (polticalJ societies and
foreign Influence" "Put none on guard
but Americans" GEORGE WASHINGTON.
One hundred and forty fourth anniversary
OF the birthday Of General George Wash
ington will be celebrated in New Rochelle,
New York, at the Weatchester House, on
Tuesday, February %, 1876. All who wish
TO celebrate the birthday of a patriot and the
man whose birthday anniversary occurs in
the second month Of the centennial year of
the " United States Of America y; and who
believe that they are the posterity of George
Washington; and that this country was dis
covered by white men, developed by white
men, freed from British thraldom by white
men, organized into government by White
men, by constituriou'made by white men,
for white men, in the month of Septemb Der,
1887, at a convention Of white men, whose
president and deputy from Virginia was
General George Washington, and who was
the frst President Of the " United States,'-
are invited to participate on this patriotic
occasion. ESPRIT OF TO-"
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.x.SCIkL QCk>lt"N
fAk TROUBLE.
,,a.nce OF the Tribune.l
corr. February Invite the
WASHiN" 90" o,o,, ,crs of the House OF Repre-
RepubI'c'" w. more united than 10 the last
sgutsli'r' %ror Of an honest currency ana
Hal>r N '"' ,,,cq.urcs TO secure an early re.
70; ctHc'N >.,.;r.p.ymen'S, the news received
tam 70 >ff''' ,,rct,,Ilv by mauy Of the west.
Gom bona far from encouraging. NJ
en- mr'""',,,,, have recenily been circn-
ut-oU> p'''a',I other western States calling
l.c5 IL n"'' ,,1;,tc repeal Of that section OF
,5T The 'H'' ,,,,,ry il. 1873, fixing New :.
~ sc, o. ga for the resumption oil
yf,r', CAV. These petitions have
syGt1'i'H ",Tj The signatures OF a great
s:tttS Il, ran, who in The election IN
ru:ahs' y, ,',,r6 Tor Governor Hayes. "A
0.5 81 '', w.. lind has been circulated IN
'2", tc!o> cl,iF,c,, a"I ~ SsI ,hs Voters
Gene ',S unexpected 'sVot ~ air [rI oSscn.
nc. n o:hcc western StS,Is ~. u, direr.
tac'', '".c,s 50 IL he IN Inc "ious u.es
timens ,S .',Ir vor,rn, ii will be rcmemoereo'
ton. S.!' '.jl, announced his determination 70
- i't ,,.s NJ. Of January IA, 1862 as 'ne
$500 - 80. g-mpromiSe which coulu DC
ca! '.y,,n those representing opposite
Ear 49, the currency question IN Tue he-
ol''..S'~r, ,,r.y, but strong movement Is GU
Tu3'~' 'f..r, 20 make it one OF the con0l-
!o'' u ohira Mr. Morton shall receive the
90 'T ,,,a, safe n the Cincinnati Con-
~ - 49,, ne shall take immediate
ra"'", .Irgrr the repeal of this 90
SO, rroyf>,on. 10 The mean time Judge
ih.o>....'..',i m, Republicans in congress VITO
>,c l.> rad are preparing 10 uiaNc a.. ny -
.-..,t'r. ,,.y can for the hard.monev "los "
..-,v Mr.. Kelley Is very lolu !" MS
-. II,nr,r,;on OF TIE position taken oy "a
Fer Blaine in hi, speech III the housS
,.a.k arcu.., hiu Of misrcpTe>"hI'h&
49,. Republican party, and announces ~,
%.r.y',l determination not 10 he le"'. w,
,t,r. orr,N!IitlCn By The advocates VI MAJ
r,,rey. Hell, preparing speech ~ tcp'.
,',.4. of Mr.. Ba,n", which ne VIII "c'.tet
- ,4.. U1u.r on saturday next, ana WHICH,
.,.'r, dpubl attract more attention tlas any
',..r5 -, na> heretofore made. Lcaulhs
= .,,I,f..o. N ,no House are still otoplnlou
- ro,ciIlyrCal narG.mOney plank mus'
,.,. ,,a.t IMPORTANT in their next nsllona
,.,S,.,r hu, fncy cannot disguise the tact Una
!. a,r nee, with very determined opposition
..3,es, ne drift OF sentiment ID some part
- th,. co,r,ry j. just now strongly IN TIL
,-,nnr d,rpc.Iou. Western representative
49,. ,,r,,4y Beginning 10 hear from Sone o
,.,rS:;,ryru:>. ty telegraph, that the al
-~,.- solid Nrpuvlican vote in favor OF DIT
IL. resolution on Monday Is causing all!n
- mir districts. and they say that Il In
rl-,y i, to BE- Kept together On ibis sunleG
.'t.rr must be- no more unnecessary RECORDS
b. that kind made.
IKE have received copy Of Judge kei
rsr,. speech. |: b4s some striking facts
almost convincing Ones