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Gen. sam Cary Defines HissI'0-
sition ON the Currency Ques-

housS AfN
New YORK, August 16.-samuel F.
Cary, in his letter accepting the nomina-
ton Of the Independent Greenback party
for Vice President Of the United States,
says: s"No man, can mistake my position.
l declare, first, that,I am in favor Of re-
storing the silver dollar to its old posi-,
tion rs unit Of value; second, that all
national, bank notes should be withdrawn
from circulation; third, That paper money
should consist exclusively Of notes issued
by the Government, with, such legislation
as would cause them to be fully. equal in
value to the specie dollar ipnder all
circumstances and throughout all time;
fourth, that the interconyertible bonds Of
the government bearing an equitable rate
Of intereat shonld'Be issued sol that the
money, circulation may be determined not
BY an arbitrary law Of Congress, nor by n
board OF National bankers, but by the
laws Of trade and commerce, or in other
words.bythe demands Of business. The
gold basis of "a, ,cntrency q d slam and a
cheat. The tfi9 basis is the National
credit, represented by Interest," bearing
bonds stripped Of all disguises. The point
at issue Is whether,the National banks
shall furnish all the currency, or whether
il shall be supplied by the goysrnment
.Boththe old parties are distinctly COM
mitted to the policy Of an untimely issue
Of national bank notes and the with,
drawal and cancellation Of all the govern
ment currency. The widest imitation
Of national bank notes istproyided
for in the resumption act, which both
parties IRE in favor oi; differing only as
10 the time when the work shall be COM
pleted. / shall avail myself Of an
carly opportunity 10 print an address
10 the people Of the United States,
in which I shall show the causes which
have brought business men TO, the verge
Of bankruptcy and working classes 10
tarvation-causes which, II left TO
operate, must result in financial. embar-
rassment and ruin to. indiyiduals,' to
corporations, 10 municipalities, to the
State and 10 the Nation-showing also
that the policy Of the Independent party
Is the only one that can bring salvation.
Even If we do not attain complete success
we shall rally force Of earnest, true men
In each Of the States, whichever party
succeeds in the election, and prevent its
accomplishing the purpose to which both
are pledged. u.
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in making their returns to me, they
will sent separate certificates Of the re
suit for thefull term, and for the yacahcy.
For this purpose { send them blank
forms OF certificates for each.
desire to say generally to officers Of
election, that they will find their powers
and duties defined in Chap. 1l8 Of the
Acts Of 1928. They will there also find
tho prescribed forms to be used by them.
1 also desire to remind them that the
election for Representatives in Congress
will not be held as heretofore at the gem
eral election, but at the time Of the
Presidential election, on the Tuesday
next after the first Mondayin November.
Very respectfullAtg ,uC au sa;.
JOHN ]. JACOB,
GorerHor.
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Rntllnnism in Kentuclsy.

LOUISVILLE, August 1G.-A telegram
10 the Courie-Jo Journal. relates the partlcu'
lars Of the disturbances at Mt. Oliyet,
Robertson county, last'night. A gang Of
rufiians, supposed to be from. Mitchell's
Mills, about midnight entered the town
and endeavored to force IN entrance into
several saloons, finally attacking the
Ward House. On being refused admit
tance. they began firing and throwing
stones. Riley Whitney was severely
wounded in the side and Ward in the
arm. A party Of citizens quickly assem-
bled and drove them out oftown. They
have threatened to return and burn the
place.
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crcenDaclIS and Hard Money nj
parkerSburg.

The regular Democracy seem'to De no
little embarrassed by the.greenback men
a. Parkcrsburg. They are trying like
Ns.by. to both harden and soften the st.
I.,ni. platform, so M to make Tilden an
acceptable candidate to both sides. For
instance, at u meeting Of the Tilden and
Hendricks club on Monday night, the
President Of the club, Mr.. Sands, made
",n address on the financial policy oi
Tildsn and Hendricks" and, according to
the Times, made "a very fair statement
aot the financial policy Of the candidates
"a,I he understood the St. Louis platform
" and the letters Of acceptance Of the can
"dilates, which meant nothing more nor
'le., than specie payments at as early a
"date as possible"
This view Of the case did not seem to
suit Jake Jackson, member ot the
C,ub. lie differed materially with the
President oIthe Club" More than tina" she
made a sttaight,out greenback speech"
nl'e:S"S "' rp E. usn.,,Ia I'D ha,a
'"t 1"''| '''' s"-' reH A.. lo r.. :
suppose" I'O'.l '',I =, IT, @,"an"- and c.rv had
"1'u '"pPJ':'' y: I,..rn " .ama,L. al
ne |o' ~ . ".s eo"' , vida nd
Vt,I,r yl'SS ms lfre"u' 10 '"pp''' '" "N
"e"rr''N'' ss,'., ., .,,,,,,. 10 80 ,
v,,mIS "%s" ,nnIInSsd' Tr sS u bst when he men
toned the 4nme Of TiIden and Hendricks
there was no one found to cheer him."
This looks a little as il the Parkers-
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A Question tor Mathews TO
Answer.

Tae Monroe Register, printed at Union
not far from White Sulphur Springs, in
this State, refers to. the fact that early in
1867 retrocession movement was set on
foot among the Bourbons OF Monroe and
Greenbricr countless" having for lis OBJ
iect the separation OF those two counties
from West Virginia and their return to
Old Virginia. The Register says:
The petition set forth that SAID coun-
ties were violently aud unnaturally torn
and estranged from their "beloved
Mother" lVEginia), and as violently and
nnnaturaIly allied to repulsive stran-.
ger, against tho irreconcilable wishes Of
their people. We know we'll OF that petit
ton because it was copied in very nice
pennanship by our hand, at the request
OF leading Bourbon Of this place. The
petition was signed by nearly all the
Bousbons and their adherents Of the
counties concerned, and presented TO the
Virginia legislature for its action"
The R.giacr wants to know whether
the Hon, Henry NJ. Mathews, our Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor, was not
one OF the parties who were engaged in
this movement to cut OF Monroe and
HFeenbsier counties and carry them back
TO old Virginia. Ttseems that the editor
has been trying to track up the petition
referred to. lie tracked it 10 the legis'
la'uee at Richmond and thence back to .
member OF that legislature from Giles
county named F. W. Mnhood, but as yet
h" not succeeded in getting hold Of the
much desired document. Mr.. Mahood
promised him that ii should be forthcom.
Ing but thus far has not redeemed his
promise. The editor Of the Register there
'0Fecomes out in his last paper and calls
'' AF' Mahood publicly to produce the
paper, aud let the people OF West Vir.
S'n'a see whether or not the present Dem
'c'''tc candidate for Chief MagistratC
'" one Of those actively engaged in the
scheme to de.ach Monroe and Greenbrier
counties from the State and carry them
back to Virginia.
we ask Mr.. F. W. MShOOd, Of Hinton
%1PLoduee that paper and let the people
W.sI!, We! Virginia sec II; let the people Of
w.. b' y Virginia know from II who have
WI von sae enemies Of the integrity Of our
young and free State, The Greeabriel
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The New 4 I.e Loan.

New York, August l6.-A special 70
The Commercial from Washington says
that the new four and, half loan for
s., 100000 win be brought out ID . short
time. There iS great competition for the
control of 4 among ioreisa! and domsstic
bankers. It is thought that all the parties
In London and New York will be brought
together BY. the administration. Neither
The President nor Secretary OF the Treas
rry will favor an extensive negotiation.
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORytCK ov TIiK CHiRH SIGNAL OYHIcKR,
WLHiItNarnN l. C. AIIaIInt Ill A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYicE ov TaE CIrEY SIGNAL 0YHcHR, J
WARRINGTON, D. C., August I'LL A. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
In the West Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley rising followed by nearly
stationary barometer, stationary or
rising temperature, southeast to south
west winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather withoccasional rains, especially
in the last section. a..
In.tbe Lake Region, a stationary or
rising followed by slowly. falling ba-
stationary or rising tempera.
ture, winds mostly northeast to southeast
and partly cloudy weather, with proba-
bly, rain areas from the Upper Lakes to
Lake Erie, .. III.
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IRON WORKS BURNED.

TOLEDO, August 16.-The four .story
block, corner Lagrange and Water streets,
owned by p. Il. Birchard and occupied
by the Vulcan Machine and Iron Works,
was destroyed by fire this evening. Par
Of the machinery was saved. Loss $1,000
partly Insured.
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HIS CASE PRONOUNCED
wagner's Great Opera, Niegtried.

BAYREuTH, August 1G.-The perform.
ance Of Siegfried, the,secopdof Wpgnet's
Trilogy, which wds postponed from yes.
terday, took place to-day. 1t lasted sew.
en- and a half hours, including two inter-
missions OF an hour each between acts.
The audience manifested the greatest en-.
thusiasm. The scene in which the dia-
logue between siegfried and the Wald-
yoegelein occurs produced a marked
impression, as did also,the finale Of the
tirst act, in which Siegiried torgea the
sword. The closing scene Of the opera,
where Brunnhilde Is AROUSED from q sleep
on the fiery rock, made astriking effect.
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RetarnI:ol the Light Guards.

DETROIT, August l6.-The Detroit
Light Guards have arrived home from
Philadelphia. They were met at the de-
pot and escorted through the principal
streets to their armory by the knights
Templar, Scottish Guards, Cadets and
other organizations. They were vel
coined home by the officers Of the militia
fy in . few remarks Of an appropriate ma
tIIre, '''-.
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QroArrloss-Baltimore & Ohio rail
ro.d stock, 154; Parkersburg branch, ";
Central Ohio, "a; preferred, Ssi "We''
Virginia certificates" Cvirginiasl, 'si
Central Ohio first mortgages, 1OS;; CleSe'
land & Pittsburgh fourth mortgages NO.
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Gibson 4 Taylor.

MISSEiecIis,. MEGr; i: August i6.4Tke liabil.
tiles Of Gibson 4 Taylor, whose failure
was recently reported, are $71s,000;
ASSETS, S4lS, S,0OO. Outside Spetu!atiGns
we're the cause Of the failure. ~
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WheeIine Family MarkeI.

We publish this morning our u wIssl. gIs'I
review Of the Wholesale market o. ""ee!i u
iOs iOss" a"S IL al.o our quotations for the retail
t"s' ns,iI~ I~I market. The prices given have
Ia- ,',a" s,rrfnlIy made up, and may be re.
we. "s1 ON For the sake Of comparison,
"sI s1;O o,5er to show the difference against
'hi, civ in the cost of living, as contrast,
aJ With a city like Cincinnati, we quote
the following prices from the Cincinnati
tT,a,Jnw.
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MURDERED.

Bosrox, August 1G.-John Feaque
waylaid and murdered Samuel McCarty
last night. The two men resided in the
same tenement house and numerous tur;
moils had occurred between their child:
rem, which have been the cause Of the
murder,
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LrrIE RocK, August 1e.-Dispatches
from Newton county, Ark, report the
arrest Of Eve men and the capture oil Two
crooked stilla.
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ST. LOUIS, August lG.-,John Gottlot, n
German fifty years old, shot himself
through the heart this morning at hiF
residence, 1888 Carondolet avenue, kill
ing himself instantly 49,,
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2s Per Cont Advance on Silks.

NEvs YoRK, August l64-TheI silk
Manufacturers ot the Eastern States held
meeting here to-day, aud resolved TO I'D.
vance prices % per eenton allclasses OF
goods r ~ 'F"tst
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


New YORK, June 1G.-Last night Pat
rick Monahan was fatally stabbed by his
stepson, james Stephens. The stepson
found his father drinking and, being q
Temperance man, demonstrated, and q
fight ensued with the aboye.result.'
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GheQntelEi9ettter

Orr oI 81 deaths in Pittsburgh for the
week ending the 1Sth:' Sc wee children
under 5years, and Of these At were under
. Years. ..F ~.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 1G.-It j stated that
Gen. Bertholt will shortly be appointed
Minister Of War, vice Gen. DeCissey.
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PARTY RECONCILIATION.
NoMENArEp For coNqREss.

DETROIT, August lG.--Henry Cham.
bcrlain was nominated to-day by the
Democrats for Congress- from the Fourth
district, It is expected that he will also
receive the support OF the Greenback
narty.
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FIRE RECORD.
Loss $4,000.

WEST PorNr, N. Y, August lG.-An
incendiafy fire last night destroyed the
business portion OF this. town. Loss
$4,000.
MUsKEAGoN, MICH, August 1G.--,AIa-
son, lumber & Co.'S dry kiln burned this
l afternoon, m .5loss1 SlS0ooi ,insuraHee
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TRUSTEES SALE.

-
BY virtue Of deed Of trust ma by Albert p.
Hall and Kate lis vile, 10 the under ssneI trustee,
bearing date tho 9th day January, 1873, and re:
corded In the Clerks otce Of the County Court ot
Ohio county In Deed OF Trust Book No. 8, pages
l79 and iSJ, will sell at public suction at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
,l TUESDAY, AugustSth, 1876,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. N, Of sid day, the
western half Of that lot or parcel Of ground lying
and being situated In the addition 10 Bad city oi
Wheeling lAyed out by Michael Graham, and desig.
mated on the plat Of aid addition rs Lot number
tWenty-One en-, with any surplus that may be-
long 10 the same, and the three-stOry brick dwell
Ing, containing Il rooms bath room, water closet,
and all modefn cOnvenlenccS erected thereOni also
brick stable with hay loft and carriage house; all
the improvements In Arst-class condition. Said
real estate Is situated OH the south side OF Fifteenth
street and IS comparatively new. Title unOxcep-
tIonable.
TKRss OF sALE-Two thousand dOllarI, part Of
tho purchase money, and as much more as the pur.
chaser may eect 10 pay In cash on the day Of sale
twelve hundred and forty. dollars. another part
thereof, on the 1st day Of April, 1877, and credit
lowed upon any deferred installmonu OF tho pnr-
chase money; the purchaser giving his notes with
approved security for said deferred inGtallmehs,
with Interest from the day Of sale, tho title 20 the
property to be retained by the trustee until the
purchase money Ia fully paid.
JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
". q, HALLER, Auctloneer. J%S
The above sale d adjourned until EaturdAyI
August ''''' :" i'O0'FA jas. p. ROGERS
u9,i2Al9 Trustee.
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NAMP MEETING.
~ ml t
Tho Wheeling District Camp Meeting

Will commence August %. ReV. DR.. ThoGttrn and
other prominent mtnsters will attend the meeting.
Mr. Frank Palloure Of thiscity, will have charge
of the boarding and lodging department. He hAv-
ing the exclusive right, no other party will be al-
lowed 10 keep boarden on the Camp Ground.
Tickets Of admission TO tho grounds, good for one
day, 10 cents, will be told at the gateS. Seaton
tickets, good during the meeting, Is cents, can b
'ohtaned at the following places: Reed& HOuston'i
Drug Store, corner Main aud I'D streets; John
Rallies Railroad Office 100 Market street, Geo ~
Edwards Store, and Miehael Dunn'SS Store, Mounds
The Association will meet on the grounds Tues.
day, 18th Inst, at O'Clock.
Persons deairing tents are requested to mike ap'
plleation Immediately to Col. VIM. Alexander
Moundsyille. -,
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TRIIN DITCHEb,

CLEVELAND, August 16.-Train No. 4,
the New York express, which left Cleve-
land about 10 o'clock last night on the
Lake Shore, &, Michigan Southern rail-
road, was thrown from the track about .
O'Clock this morning, near Northeast, Pa,
William Clemens, of Cleveland, had both
legs broken, and several others were in
iured slightly. The train was badly
wrecked. The cause of the accident ia
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Sneaker Kerr Still living.

WASHINGTON, August lG.-The follow
ing dispatch from Speaker Kerr's son was
received here at 2:l5 to-day.
Rock BRIDGE, ALUM SPRINGS, Va
Fathers condition is unchanged since
yesterday. Our hope is weakening, all
oft ia in the timely arrival OF DR.. Pope
and his power to.give him instant relief,
otherwise my fathers time is short, He
Is wonderfully calm'and resigned. Speak
ing only Of his death in its effects upon
those he loves.
(signed) S. B. KERR
HIS CASE PRONOUNCED HOPELESS.
Rock ALUM SPRINGS, y4.' August 16,
10 r. M.-Speakcr Kerr is sinking rapid
ly. DR.. Davis, Of the University Of Vir-
ginia, his present physician, pronounceS
bis case hopeless.
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Priet, Naa.iy,aps cg.tl.
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"DsYcHoMANgY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
i How either sex may iascinate and gain the
stantIy. This art all can possess, free by mall for
25 cents; together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. 100000
sold. A queer book. Address T. WILLIAM d
CO., Publishers, Philadelphia
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QUEENSTOWN, August 16.-The steam
ship City Of Montreal, from New York,
has arrived,
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Call for the independent Green
a. back Convention.
CLEVELAND, August 1G.-.A call has
been issued for. the Independent Green
back Convention to be held at Columbus,
Sept 18th. The call was issued. by the
order Of the Greenback National Conyen.
tion, and was signed by Reuben Carroll
a member Of the Convention from Ohio
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New York; Aug. l6.-ln fight among
the laborers on Seth street yesterday,
Hugh Fitzpatrick, James Clifford and
John Harkins were shot and dangerously
wounded by. Patrick Cody. Fitzpatrick
also had an arm broken. Cody was
abusing a boy and some oflthe laborers
interfered for the purpose OF compelling
him 10 cease, when Codys two sons inter.
fered and n general. fight ensued. The
wounded men were removed to the hos
pital and Cody was arrested. su
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&E IN con per day at home. sample5 worth
0o u 9Eo s1iree: s11Ssos Co.. Portland,
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cio day at home. Agents wanted. outfitand
9lE terms free TRUE d CO., Augusta, Maine
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$7 - !; ;3 g !;
HuStA Maine
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
70 THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
WASHINGTON.
Goes to Long Branch.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August lG.-The
President will leave here on Friday or
Saturday for Long Branch.
SECRETARY, CAMERON no GENERAL W. t.
SHERMAN,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-15

! 1T must be gratiIyingto to Speaker KERR
to know that the Republican members
OF the Committee and OF the House" ex-
onerated him, unanimously, from the
charge made against him touching the
army appointment of Greene. The Re-
publcans did themselves credit in thus
magnanimously setting aside all party
considerations where q members fair
name and fame were assailed. And al
though the testimony as given was defin-
ite and direct as to the commission OF
the act charged, yet the source whence
this testimony came was such
as to satisfy honorable men that it was
unworthy of credit, as against the posi-
tive denial of MIR. KERR himself. This
may serve as lesson. to committees,
warning them against Iooseness of pro-
cedure in making Investigations, and
receiving talk and hearsay as evidence
to destroy the character of public men
We can not see why such a committee
should be allowed any greater latitude
in regard to evidence than thatpermitted
before the courts. The law of evidence
iseyerywhere the same and ought to be
of binding force and effect wherever Q
testifying oa tn is administered.
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Dedication of a Catholic Church for
Colored Persona.

st. Augustine's Church, built by col
ored Catnolics, and under tue charge OF
Father Felix Barotti, a priest sent from
r me by the Pope to undertake colored
mission here, was dedicated at w as hing
ton, D. c., June Ii. The ceremonies
were conducted by Most Reverend Arch
bishop; Bayley, Of Baltimore: Solemn
high mass was celebrated by the Rev. j.
A. Walter, of 81. Patrick's parish, with
The Reverend Father Brute, Of St. Mat
thews, as deacon, and the Reverend
Father Sullivan, of Georgetown College,
as sub-deacon. Sixteen acOlytes, all
colored, attended within the sanctuary.
The choir OF one hundred voices was ac-
compan ed by the organ and'an orchestra
OF eighteen pieces.
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rssuyr,spAy JUNE i;
CONVENTION NEWS.

Editions OF the STAR will be issued
during the Convention as frequently as
may be found necessary to give all the
news. A line or telegraph direct from
the Exposition Building to the STAR
office will give us the doings OF the Con-
Vention up to the last minute before the
issuing of each edition of the paper. Our
reports will not be made in the interest
of any candidate, and can therefore be
relied on as being as near the truth as
complete force of unbiased reporters can
make them. .s..., {.,....s. ....,.., ..... b..