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The closing prices at Ihrce T. NJ. wore as follow
THE MONEY MARKET.


Tho money market is still very easy, money call
lending per cent ana tho closing declining to
~ per The following the rates OF exchange
On New York at the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah, buying 316 selling 5.l6; Charleston,
sasy, offering freely, $40 u Premium Cincinnati,
steady, buying par, selling lilo; ST. Louis 90 premium;
New Orleans, commercial 3.lG bank ", and Chicago,
firm, so premium Foreign exchange Is steady and
unchanged, with actual bus at 4s7a 4.S7If for
bankers' sixty days sterling and 4.s9 aasost Tor
mand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened ut 1861, fell TO IG6i and recovered TO
1885, at which price II closed. Tho borrowing rates
ranged from y per fiat.
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT
currency cNchahses. 500, Sl2 80
currency baiances...... 3,35i So
0od excnahses........ ................. Is20, o55
Cold Enhances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,3j2 202
The cure 81, 900, 600 gold sold by tho government
At the Sub-rrcasury to-day awarded to Mcssra
wordcn Levcrch at 100 Is, tho highest bid.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The revenue receipts to-day $3.50, 600; customs
receipts $4,000; bank notes. $1,000, 0o0 legal ton
iers outstanding, $500, 900; fractional currency,
III, FOG, 600
GOVERNMENT
There was a decline in the price Of government
bonds in sympathy with tho low prcs Of gold put
.hey closed steady at the following quotations.
United states currency skies, 1854 125iS; do. do,
1881, registered Hay ll4gs; do. do do, coupon,
l54 a l15A do. do, 1867 new, registered, 1l0gs
Io do. do. do, do, coupon, 1l0sa 1lOa4; do do
SOL registered 49, lI3Si do. do, do, cJupop,
l31 1l3gi; do do, 1865, registered, ZIG lI7i do
To- do coupon, l1G 1l7j do ten-iortes, registered,
u2k Ii2,.i do do, coupon, lI3 llai1i do, Ayes,
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline In the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks to-day
compared with those OF Tuesday
ADyANcE.-PacIGc Mail. ID Union Pacific. 4.
DEcLISE.- Western Union, ~ New York Central, / *
Lake Shore * Illinois Central, 1;s; Northwestern,
u; do. preferred, Il Rock Island, 4 1T. Paul. "a
do. preferred Is OHIO and Mississippi x; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, ~; Morris ana Essex, q |;
Delaware and Hudson, al Michigan Central, Il.
CLOSING pKlCEs---.i p. NJ
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Hhds. Bores Bags. Melado
Al .535 9.0a5 1881 l43
eo,37s 1868 ioo.o3l 1870
lOl. $40 1853 2SS $40 lob
81, 24S 1911 1I3.9B 525
--- s----- --- -
64,6o2 I4,oo7 l74.s74 9ss
-
97,O53 3o,12 223,994 5.4S5
Ia4,s55 4i,2ss lu.sla 1859

ll6.S19 S3.276 1872 ,6tA 1879
ibis. In the absence OF impor.
ere more or less nominal ut
Osac. n lOls &c. for Western.
DDS. 81 tierces, Alb hbls. and 10
III ut Sac. Sac. sales were
100 hhds. ut = &c.
bDls. The market was quiet
IL II 81 II, chiefly 81 liz
rodcrato business IN charters,
'troicln tonnage, with rates un-
srth WAS In good request and
Liverpool. per steam. 5000
4. 5000 boxes cheese, J5s. To
grain, Sd. go lbs.) aud
private terms. To Glasgow, per
rain, I'd. go lbs.); 1000
Bristol, per steam, 1900
90 lbs.) TO Malaga, by
our last was Mt ale. 10
ncr OF next Wednesday, 5000
boxes bacon. 5sc. a 7-l6c. (; ~
cas- lard. aac. n 7-l6c. 10 toIfs
80 bbls. tNllow &C.. I; ITO bulls.
80 bbls potash, 81. ana 100 bbls.
allon. Charters An American
with 1900 eases refined petro-
(, 1871 tons, hence TO the Baltic,
private terms; a German bark
reiiaed petroleum ut IS. Sd. u
hence 10 Hamburg. with 300
} july 10; u Norwegian bar (
! 300 bbls. crude petroleum. at
cases refined petroleum. from
erranean, on private terms, u
emen, with $500 bbls. do. ut
American bark. recently hence
ascs do. reported at Ijc. aud y
sees, hence for snne voyage and
ark (now In Cuba. from WI
20 United Kingdom or CONT
'rtcd at <s. %. and Us. sd.
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PROVIDENCE, r. T.. Map 81 IrI7-
Printing cloths dull prices firm at lac advances stan.
dard 6txet2 sold ~ 5loc cash spots END iu
lures, tairIy dsys, &jsc.
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Total.
Sales since the LIST OF May.
Stock this day May 81,
1870
Comparing with stock June
l, 1876. 90. ......... 80.
Comparing With stock June
/. 1879 .....-..,..... -.

J., 1919 ...s.-.s,.....
Comparing with stock June
j. 1874.
sTEARISr. -Receipts-77
tant transactions prices "
lOlac. u lOs,c. for city and
TALON. - Receipts : 81 hl
casks. Tue market was d,
10000 lbs. Mt that price and
WnIsKEY. Receipts -.Hj4
but firm go bbls. sold At 4 |
FREIGnrs. u here was n |
aud the main call was Tor y,
changed. Room on the b
strong. Engagements TO
bushels grain, ITO MI" ut u
London. per steam. 1000
by sail, 1000 Dbls. Hour, on
steam, 1900 bushels {
boxes cheese, 5Os. To
bushels grain. I'D.
sail. the petroleum In
Havre per steam per steaI
bushels wheat, l5c.: $40
bales cotton. Nc. ; 800 tiei
copper on private terms,
pork. III %; 300 hhds. &C. |;
Mcnhaden oil. NJ 40. per 4
bars. hence 20 Alexandria,
lcum nj sic. u German bri
with refined petroleum OF
10 Antwerp with 800 bbis,
German bark Ito arrived
bbls. do. at u.s.. clearance
hence to Bordeaux, with
As. Sd. "a vessel with I2,UUD
Philadelphia to the Medli
German bark. hence to Is,
3s. %. July | clearance. M
10 Yokohama, with 1000 {
British bark, with 10. 900 ca
nj same price; u Spanish b
mington to Cork for orders
ncnt, with naval stores, Iep'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Stock Market Active
and Lower.
A GENERAL DECLINE IN PRICES
GOLD LOG IL A LOG IA A LOG 3-S.
Government Stocks LOwer-Rail-
road Bonds Irregular.
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Stock tascertained by act
nal count, including spec
ulation), May l.. 1877, -.
Receipts since the LIST Of
Muv
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COMMERCIAL.


a"a o:d a% Sr mdns s.a
Lard, 4ss cd percwt for American. Common rosin s.
Sd. Tailow. As per cwt
Petroleum. sossr for fine pale American.
,.a,.,. -, Lospos. May 81. odsPM
m on c, and ss
81. a SIC. tor do. aiost-
Linseed oil. EFT los. sa7 l5s per tun.
snw ronK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
Pork-Esscrn duh At IA Western dull At ao, BACON
u al ST. aS a s ss Il mss
cut duh al 4ss shoulder. dull AZ ~. Sd Beef-Inda mess
s T. .pa s a steady o D,%' as. ep
eity dull .. as Turpentins1sOsis dn! a. rs 10
aa .'sads !. ns' Ia s' "a
pns Il rs S 81 ~ oIs Steady s R
nS.s o ~ Ss s ar none in the
FINANCIAL.
Paris advices quote per 3c the
Exchange on London Isl. Io3sc for short sight
conso % lilo for both money and the accouns unsssd
states bonds new - io's' pans M.va 1877
The specie In tho Bank France has ooG
during the past week.
Silver is quoted to-day at 5s eIed per ounce
FINANCIAL.
eait o'rieeh T. " ~ J. eia,ysS r' ''''''
A WE BUY AND SELL At THE EXACT MARKET
4 L
&C. NJ sa's
Tn g. S Fs. sas . D
buy and long desired margin of three
70 1--WE cent Send for explanatory Circular and Weekly
A Z LOWEST RATEs.--EsrATE FUNDS TO LOAN on
hmprovcd City Property; S2oo0o at six per cent. IS
Broadway, room 10
A sroR. BEEkMAN. COLUMBIA COLLEGE. Trim.
ana snug a''S So fs'is'f
"A. J. W. sFLIGMAN 4 CO..
Issue Letter. srsa "a e. cre Ssw 70 5G Trsyecr.
payable In part Of Europe Asia Aca Australia sss
draw Bills Of Exchange and make Transfers Of
Money 10 Europe and California
A DvANc.s on fUKNIruRE: PIANOS AND GOODS
IA every kind stored put sale at storage and
sales rooms. lo3 10 io7 West sd st.
AT REASONABLE RArEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
AEndowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages: sans
!. j. HABRIcH i Co. ri9 Broaaway
TALIFoRNIA MINING STOCKS.
We prepared orders daily by telegraph,
for the buying and selling q any OF the mining stocks which
Onr facilities information through San Francscs
may De ssrs GEs'
Bankers and Brokers,
% Exchange place.
EsrATE WILL LOAN s25o.ooo CITY PROPERTY;
lI0 cent: will loan Lcaschold Address EAECU-
TOR station ID.
I DAN or $4,000 wANTED-AT 8 PER GENT. FOR
Live years expenses first Properties
In the Scyenteenth ward bring rent per year. $500 Adj
dress OWNER. station p.
M We buy sell Mining Stocks the American Mining
aud stock Exchange or elsewhere on commission:
Our Mr. 4 AL asi'1y H. NHS S1Ist Hs eo''a
Bankers Brokers aud Auconcers No ~ Pine st.. N. T.
MoSEgY1 TO LOAN IN NV IEnSEy; rnsp srr tx
| NoTICE.-1RADFs SAVINGS BANK DEPOsIroRs
~ obtain official information the assets Of said
tween 3 and ocock mil the 9th day Or nexi.
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1.ll7f,

-Deye red For delivery the
sales were AS follows: tuesday,. after two 4 Mjnne.
lopat II. isc. 300 zoe july 100 at pc. TOO
2.c August, 100 AZ ll.tc. 100 at ll27c.. 100 ut
June. i. BE. 800 II 2sc lO0 l2gc 400 Mt
1131c lCO at L3ic., POO At II 3oc. 200 lib, .O)
II sic.. 200 1lpic, 300 at l.37c. 900 II .3sc,
500 Ut lsc luD at il.s1a ,July. 2O NJ il2Tc b,
3lc 800 IL ,2c.. 300 al I.eic 200 Il3Ic 60
i3ac 4ooat II See, 600 tsc, 100 ut l4oc. 100 at
i1soc 100 at Ii3Sc. 900 ut Hale. 1000 al II 42..,
2OJ i3r. 100 ut Hale. 500 At iOc 800 II .!,.
500 at Sic GOO ut ,c., 100 at 1l3tc tx ut
i35c 2rJ at 3dc 100 nt i137c 2uO mt Ik3sc. 4DD
1sc 800 ut i.4oc. 100 II i2c, 500 NJ II I4c 800
l4c 100 at Hoe, 800 at i14c, 200 At Lido. eo
100 Ike 800 ut l.i9c. 800 Mt 1147c. 400 at ic
Sepembcr 100 ut SOC. 800 l1.cic IUDat BE,
G0 ut Bic 1u ut 13oc.. 800 At c, 4oo ut .37c.
October. 100 at Hole 100 NJ lille, JUa II 1c. 300
I2c, 500 at liloc 100 ut II Ice, 100 ~ lie 2oD
H. isc 100 ~ ilos 2ooat T. loc November, 400 at
pc; February, 100 at ii.a7c Total, 1880
bales; New Orleans TAO; Mobile. 1873; Savannah. Ie1;
Charleston. 12s. Wilmington 81 Norioik 426: Boston 22;
Philadelphia ~ Total, l.134 bales. This day
75 THIS day last year, ,i. Total since september
3s775lS bales. Cotton ircights closed rs follows -1o
nyre by steam Hc compressed To Hamburg, by steam,
lc To Bremen steam &c. &c. COM
pressed. TO Liverpool. 5-l6d by steam by SAIL o32c,
compressed. Market quiet
FLoun ASD GRAr.-Receipts-fIour Il.3l7 tbis. wheat
49, 80 bushels; meal, III bSs. aud 323 bags n,
3Ii SGT bushels: oats $1,000 do. rye, - 1903 do; barley.
~ isl do hurley malt $50 do. The flour
dull without decided change. The sales
bbls including state, Western and Southern,
sales bills Corn meal fairly active. The SIDES
u4nutt ulu "A
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$4,000 Us lo-ior..... liz.

SiUU y J Cen con. -.
10000 VI x ~ y. IAN a.
1000 ,,hi II n W is...
i,sarbchi " y W @ { Oh.
1000 Chi. !, I&p 6's,sf.
1900 Vino a 1T l. Isl,
.tiu y ten Ist. g
5000 n y Ten LIST, ~.
100 y Missouri LIST
1000 Ton Pacinc gp..
1900 L racine ; f.....
5000 4, + W a Chi I'd.
5000 l. shore con late
100 l. shore con ID, Q
90 shs Continental BIZ
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$1,000 Mo 6's, long BIDS.
1900 Dis Col 3.65's. be
luUl Mil h st T. S's, LIST
1000 Mil x st y rs. <.
5000 Mil Il st PLAN d
iWHO do. -.
1000 Mil ~ 1T Pcs t..
10000 do, :. ;. bic
5000 q n NV ccgb.c
1000 do. ...........
5000 Chi 4 NV 1st....
1905 ID. NAT LIST. 1906
5000 LakeSllorc G r LIST
1000 Mich Cen rs. -.
5000 n j Cen 1st.c.bo
1000 y j Cen con. -.
1000 Ohio " Miss I'd.
1910 Cen Pac gold BIDS
5000 Cen Pac LIST, : j b
5000 Union Pac LIST m
1000 dO............
1000 Union pac ST. :.
5000 y. ~ W 6C I'd |
2UU W U Tel. c. 1900.
1000 Win X st flst..
1000 Tenn. Va &Gn lst
1000 Del az tiud r, "a
100 south Pac LIST :.
I shs Metrppolit'nBk
no nt.... II. n
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GALVESTON May ~. 1877.
Cotton dnll middlng, 1896. low middng lo1sc; good
ordinary. sac. Net receipts 81 bales Exports coast
wise, 81. sales. AL stock. 2o.64l.
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fi moTcHKIss 4 BURxHAM.


We will pay for one-half of one per cent.
HOTCHkiSS n BURNIAM.
YALE OF CLEVELAND vIADUCr BONDs.-UNDER
aut hority Of the General Assembly of Ohio.
passed April 1876 and Of ordinance Of the City Coun
ell OF the city OF Cleveland passed May H. 1877, the city
offers sale two hundred and Atty thousand dollars
$3.50 unO of Niaduct Bonds in classes namely One
running thirty years at hve interest
able semannnav and the other running twenty years
six per cent interest. nlso payable ssmiannualy said
bonds dated June aud are payable both prnci
pni interest. Mt the American EXCHANGE National
Bank in city Open bid. the purchase
said viii be received the City Auditor his
Office In City Hall Budin,. until Friday. June ].
The city will the right 70 reject all
bids the prices oo ed should be deemed satisfactory
and to the Interest OF the city to accept
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Thursday, Mut 81.

-NtHIned-GOOH strct good
% I5ltc; low middling. 1O4c.; middling, IO1c. spot
sales Is follows
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TIlden's waa,ug Power.
IBy Telrgragh to The Tnibuns.l


WASHINGTON. january pa noticcab lie
feature OF The political situation IS the en- tire
lack of anything like personal devotion to
Governor Tiden Oh the part of the Demo :
cratic leaders. What little enthusiasm was
awakened in his behalf during the canvass
has all Oozed away, and he has come to be
of little more account than II wooden figure
head fol his party. Senators aud Represen-
tativcs have ceased to run over to New York
OH Saturdays to consult with him; nobody
seeTs-t- care to know his opinion rs 10 the
best means of securing his installation. and
there is noteyen suggestion that the delib-
erations OF the electoral committee are com
Illuminated to him. or that his views are TAX
en- into account by the Democratic members.
What has led to this change is a question
about which there is a good deal OF speculd-
ton. One report is that the Governor has
grown grabbed and irritable, and isin a cola
tinlal fret about the large amount OF money
he has been induced to spend upon an UNI
certainty, and that the party leaders, in con-
sequence, no longer Trust his Judgment and
sagacity. Another is that the long delay and
doubt, have cooled their ardor and caused
them to look upon Tilden's accession to pow
err as by no means an unmiXed good: that
they fear the party would be weakened un-
der his administration and that their own in
terest would suffer, and that they therefore
are unable to work up any enthusiasm On
his behalf. Whatever the explanation may
be, the phenomenon is indisputable --l'ilden
is no longer the power he was in his party
few weeks ago. Ile is no more the arbi-
trary political chieftain, surrounded with
the glamour of imagined greatness and pow
er, but only the rich old lawyer of Gramercy
Park. with claim to the Pre- sidency acquir-
ed i'll large part, it is believed. by the use OF
money, and asserted with many pettifogging
devices
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Louisiana.

The President has issued the following
order to Gen. Angur, commanding at New
Orleans:
WASHINGTON, D. c., January Ito
Gen. G. C. Augur, New Orleans, La.-It has
been the policy of the administration to take
no part in the settlement of the question Of
the rightful government in the State of
Louisiana, ut least not until the congression-
al committees now there have made their re-
port; but it is not proper to sit qniefly by
and see the State government gradually
taken possession of by one Of the claimants
for g,bernatorial honors by illegal means.
The Supreme Court set up by Mr.. Nichols
can receive no more recognition than any
other equal number of lawyers convened OIL
the call of any other citizen of the State.
A returning board, existing in accordance
with law, and having judicial as well as
ministerial powers over the count of votes
and in declaring the result Of the late cleo
tor, have given certificates of election to
the Legislature of the State, legal quorum
Of which House holding such certificates met
and declared Mr.. Packard Governor. Should
there BE- necessity for the recognition of
either it must be Mr.. Packard. You may
furnish copy OF this to Mr.. Packard and to
Mr.. Nichols. U. S. GRANT, President.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,


In the ehancery cause of.Wm. E. Kaysers cred
it VS.. VIM. B. Kayser, now pending in the Hust-
ings Court OF the city of Stannton.
All persons
therein. and especially the iien:ereditors OF VIM.
B. Kayser, are hereby notified that in pursuance
OF decree. rendered on the 9th OF January, 1871.
I,AY, the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, 1871, at my Of
fee in Staunton, proceed
Ist So take and state an account of all the iudg-
ment and other liens binding the real estate of
VIM. B. Kayser, and still unSatished.
2nd. Any other matter deemed pertinent by
me required by any party in interest to be sta
ted.
At which time and Place You are reaureato at
FultZ & Fultz,pq jan IS-4t
SPEcIAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
- FRONT ROYAL, January 10th, 1917.
John G. Newman, Assignee of Henry A. Buck,
Bankrupt VS.. John G, Brown, and others.--In
Chancery.
Extract from DecreeJ
ut is further ordered and decreed that John W.
Peyton, OF Warren county. who is hereby appoint
ed Special Comm issioner for the purpose, do
take, state. aud report to this court an account
showing the liens on such tract of real estate In
the Bill mentioned, and their character and pri-
critics, and that in reporting said account no
judgment shall be reported as lien which was
obtained against said Henry A. Buck, after the
1lth day Of August. 1875 the day on which said
Buck was adiudicated Bankrupt, and that the
said Commissioner report any other matter DEEM
ed pertinent by himself or required to be special
~ stated by any party interested, but before tar
ing said account, said Commissioner shall give
notice of the time and place of commencing the
same. by publication in the Valley Vrginian,' and
and Warren Sentinel, for three weeks.
Plaintiff and Defendants, and all others inter-
ested, take.notice that in obedience to a decree
rendered in the Honorable o. 8. District Court
for the: Western District of Virginia. of which
the above is an extract. 1 have fixed upon TUES
DAY, the 9Th day FEBRUARY, 1877, as the time,
and my office in Front Royal, as the place to take
the several accounts as required by said Decree ;
at which time and place you will come prepared
with such evidence as will enable me to correctly
state the said account.
The proceedings will be continued from time to
time nntil said account is completed.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of January,
1871. JOHN w. PEYTON,
Jan lS-3w Special Com'r.
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ar. Abraham S. Hewitt, chairman Of the
national Democratic Committee and men,
Der OF Congress from New York, says that
rather than see one drop Of blood shed. he
would prefer to see Hayes inausurated. This
is Il very good utterance. No body who has
arg sense, wants any blood Shed, and no
body wants Mr.. Hayes inaugurated Presi-
dent, unless he is legally and constitutional
ily elected President. But the people OF the
@eoiiDly haze Ac ilea that Il partizan
Congress, elected Without reference to the
Presidency. shall declare wkether Mr. Hayes
ttlas been so chosen or NOT. That is dc bust
Ness oil tks States. If the legal returns
show that Mr.. Hayes is elected. he ought to
ADe inaugurated. If they declare Mr.. Tilden
elected, he should he inaugurated, and that
200 without The contingency OF blood being
considered.
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Nrr Advertisements.


docket case No. G63j
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District OF Vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter of Martha j. McCue, EXT.
Western District OF Virginia. SO:
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That ON the l1th
day OF November. 1876. a warrant OF bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Virginia against
the estate of Martha J. McCue, OF Mt. Solon
Augusta county. in said district, who has been
adjudged Il bankrupt on her own Petition: That
the payment OF any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to her.
her are forbidden by law !: and that meeting OF
the creditors OF said Bankrupt, TO prove their
debts, and to choose one or more ASYigneS of her
estate, will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy. to
be holden at the Office Of the Register in Bank
ruptcy at Harrisonbnrg. Va. before C. Douglas
Gray, ESQ.,. Register In Bankruptcy for said Dis
trict. onthe 2Srd day OF February a. d. 1877. at 10
o'clock. a.
A. $. GRAY.
jan le-": u. s. Marshal for said District.
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1t is stated in the Democratic press OF the
State that Gen. Jos. E. Johnston and Rev.
Mr.. Curry, Of the Baptist Church, will be
pressed for the Gubernatorial nominations in
Virginia. We can hardly think DR.. Curry
would consent to come down from the pull
pit and mix in the mire of politics. He has
been in political life, and knows what it is.
The public generally would regret to lose
confidence in his religious integrity, but any
such movement would most certainly effect
sucn result.
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mon sense may not throw prejudice to the
winds OF heaven and unite broad grounds
in All effort to save the State. However. il you
will still cling to your idols il you will allow
yourselves to he swayed by foolish and unmanly
prejudiccs. we may not prevent it, must be
tent with placing ourselves Hectus i'll Curia, and
therefore warn you. BARBARIAN
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Mr.. Watierson states that cue hundred
thousand "unarmed" Democrats will be
present in Washington on the l4th Of Feb
ruary to witness the count for President.
This brings from the Washington Republt-
can the remark that there will be two hum
dred thousand ''unarmed" Republicans pres
ent at the same time to see that the one
hundred thousand 'sunarmed" Democrats
behave themselves.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-01-18

The New York SIN, democratic, says every
body wants to know from Col. ". T. Pei
to... nephew ard private Secretary OF Coy
Tilden. whose money wa> that So 900 he sent
to Oregon. An explanation according to
the Sim is necessary
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-01-18

THAT $S,0O0.-It.is now well known that
the 5000 sent from New York to Oregon
to assist in the Cronin fraud, was from W.
L. Pelton, Tilden's nephew and private Sec.
rotary, and also Secretary Of the National
Democratic Committee. Mr.. Pelton testi-
fed that it was to pay lawyers fees! This
is what is called reform and fair count.