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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11

10 the possessioa OF thcir i'll gotten gains, would
ever come here and ask for renomlnatiou;
when was it before that q man who bad
promised that the silver bill, making IS cents
worth of silver equal to a gold dollar. would
benefit the laboring man and make money
plentiful, when it, 10 fact, only afforded 8
market TO owners of The silver mines and al
lowed im porting merchants TO pay the customs
10 deprecated currency, would fellcltate him
self upon the tact that the bill bad not brought
ruin upon the country; when was it before, 10
the history Of any congressional canvass, that
candidate and, especially one who had had az
experience OF six years, had 80 little to say 10
his OVID behalf that he had to produce and read
certificates of character from bis fellow mem
bers and from newspapers printed out OF his
OVID district; when was it before that a
Virginia democrat introduced, or asked another
member to introduce into Congress bill to
make United States courts override those OF
bis OVID State, or to anything else with such
bill but tear it up and stamp upon the fragments;
when was it before that a member Of Congress
from the Alexandria, or any other district,
would make such speech, and conclude it by
asking those who heard it TO renominate him
We are 10 favor of keeping gentlemen il
Congress as long as their usefulness and
efficiency grows pari passu with their time o.
SERVICE but when their third term proves theu
to be less efficient ard less useful than their first
as is the casa with Gen. Huntop, it is time t
make change, and the sooner it il doua the
better. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11

James P. Olmyer has been appointed post.
master at Routt's Hill, Fauquier Co., Va,
vice Geo. W. Clark, declined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11

We. E. Gray. the forger, who was brought
yesterday from Engla to New York Was re-
msnded to the Tombs to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11

BALTIMORE. July ll.--Virginis u, old, -;
do deferred Al, Virgniss, consolidated, 5ta ;
DO Cd .eries PSI; due coupons .st. Gotten
dull and nominal middling llSalli. Flour
dull and lower; Howard street and Western
Super BASS; do Extra 3 25sS4 -; do Family
5OaS6 %; City Mills Super 2 5OaS3 Is; do Ey-
ira 75sS %; do Rio brands S. -; Pa.apsco
Family ST 80. Whest-Southern active, firm
and higher; Western strong and higher; South
ern red primo l03al07; do amber 10Gall0 No ,
Western winter red spot 1901; July 1861; Aug
and Sept l02. Corn-Southern quiet and steady;
Western firm and higher, but closed shade
easier; Southern white So do yellow IS; West.
ern mixed spot and July %; Aug t9F Sept SO;
steamer 435. Oats steady and unchanged. Rye
quiet and firm st 52a54 Hay unchanged. Sugar
active, firm and higher at Sts!; Coffee strong
and unchanged. Whiskey quiet at 81 %.
NEW YORK, July l1.-Stocks irregular. Mon
ey 2. Gold ltO4. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
tale better and quiet. Corn .4!c better and
moderately active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11

SPEc1E REsUMPTIoN.-It is reported that the
payment of the obligations of the Government
in which greenbacks have heretofore been used
in liquidation. will by the close Of this month bu
met with coin or legal tender, at the option of
the payee Under existing laws the Treasury is
not authorized to redeem and retire or redeem
or reissue the legal tender notes, except to ex-
change them for silver. A sufficient quantity of
coin known as the redemption fund, will, there
fore, be held in reserve, to be used for that pu!-
pose whenever such redemption is AUTHORIZED,
End only the surplus used rs above indicated.
This surplus is believed to be ample to keep
legal tenders st par with coin, and it will doubt
less be increased by drawing out the ccia now
boarded and hid AWAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11

The discussion in the Market space, last
night, between Messrs. Hutton ard Nea!e,
candidates cr Congress in this district, was
e5nduoied with that degree Of courtesy which
shout. always charac,erz, meetings OF SINH.
lar kind. Iho uumber Of persons 10 attend
anra was lot as large as had bsen anticipated.
owing, Doubtless to the heavy rain in the early
part Of the evening, but there was quite large
meeting, and the best order prevailed, both
speakers being attentvsly listened to aud fire..
q1en!ly spplaudad. General Hunton led of 10
speeoh nearly two hours long. during which
be commented upon the action of the City
Committee, 10 refusing to postpone the timn
for holding the ward meetiogs, after lis
request for such Hostponenent, and character.
iz=d it Gs diLcourteous and unjust to him. Ho
reviewed bis record in the past and present
Congress, contcading that all he had done had
been actuated by sense of what was right and
10 his opinion would rebound to the good Of the
District and The ctu1try. Mr. Neale spoke for
nearly an hour 10 style that very soon aroused
the enthusiasm of his audience. He referee
ID General Hul;on's record merely to say that
it vas very d:fiult to orilicise it becau,e OF al
abssnoa OF anything deserving criticism; that
Gen. Huutcn had taken 40 leading part in
the House, was the originator Of Do great mea'
sure, and therefore Wag o mere follower OF his
party leaders. he strongly urged upon the
people the necessity Of sustaining one Of Alex.
audria's own sons when brought forward for
any POSITION, and appealed for united dslega.
ton, without which it could hardly be expected
that other parts of the district would favor an
Aexaudrian. He defended the action Of the
City Conservative Committee and closed with
q shining appeal to stand by the nominee of
the Conservative Convention, whoever he
might be, as the Only means to defeat radical.
Ism, DOW rearing its head under the guise OF
Independentism.
General Hunton replied to Mr. Neale and
plead for an endorsation of his course, which,
he said, could not be successfully assailed He
referred to several personal matters connected
with appointments to Office from this city and
wanted, if be could not get all, to have por:
ton at least of the delegation Tho General
did not conclude his last speech TIL nearly II
O'Clock, whcp, Mr.. Neale not having time to
rejoin, the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Hocdel was arraigued yesterday. lie plead.
ed not guilty, maintaining that he only at
tempted to commit suicide. Thirty witnesses
testified that be aimed at tho Emperor. He
was sentenced to death. Hoedel was sentenced
to BIO beheadcd. His demeauor was insolent
and defiant. lie continued to smile even sfter
sentence had been pronounced. Numerous
witnesses swore to bis Socialistlc principles and
threats against tho Emperor.
One hundred aud forty three Cubaus, who
were transported to Spain during the iusurrec'
ton, bave been liberated there.
LONDON, July LA telegram to S. W.
Silver & Co., Army, Navy and Colonial agents
here, from Sidney, N. S. W.. dated July II.
states that two tribes of natives have risen
against the Government on the Island OF New
Caledonia and massacred one hundred and
twenty FIVE whites including women and child
rep. They have also captured two military
stations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11
The Eighth Congressional District.

S. G. NEALE.-We have announced ourselves
SIS supporters Of Mr.. s. c. Nesle Of Alezan-
dris, for Congress. Each dsy he becomes more
popular with the people throughout the district,
and We predict his nomlb alton in August We
do not mean to say that Mr.. s. G. N esle is sup
erior to all his opponents, but we do think there
are none who have greater clsms upon the SUI.
frages of the people CT would reflect greater
Old Dom nion. he has firm and abiding faith
in her future greatness. and every enterprise
cal culated to enhance her interest and to for
ward her prosperity, he not only takes great
pride in, but assists with his counsel his advice
and bis purse. There is no sorrow, trouble, or
trial of the old Old Mother State that he does
not feel, and every pang of woe or veal finds a
responsive throb in his heart he graduated in
law at the University of Virginia and com
menced tho practc Of his profession in Alexsn
dria, and his talents aud ability soon placed him
in the front rank in his profession, where he early
displayed those gifts which have rendered him a
leader Of mon. A stsunch democrat, 8 public
spirited citizen, 2 charitable, whol e.soued man.
brilliant orator, talented lawyer, he is the peer
Of any man in the Old Dominion. Such is the
man of our choice, and if elected he would make
US true representative, and add honor to him
himself and his constituents. GordonsrNs
,o{}
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-11

SUDDEN BLEACHING OF THE HA1R.-In-
tances of the sudden bleaching CT the hair by
terror a1o not uncommon The thing has hap.
pened TO number Of prominent persons,
among others to Luigi Lab!ache the renowned
basso and buffo singer. At twenty-five he was
acting the part Of Jupiter in tho San Csrlino, a
minor theatre of Naples, and was decending on
cloud from tho flies, when the arrangement of
the machinery rendered his fall imminent A
cry of horror ran through the house, and the
lyric god mechanically closed his eyes, expect
ing every moment to be killed. Fortunately.
the cloud only slipped, and in few minutes
Lablache descended unhutt TO the stage and
sang his aria in grand style.
The next morning he discovered that his
abundant raven black locks had turned snowy
white, and ho was obliged to wear a wig in the
youthful parts which he sustained until he WAS
GO. He frequently said that his experience on
that memorable night deprived death of its hor.
Tor. There was one awful moment-the moment
in which he anticipated the worst-and after
that came resignation and perfect calmness
The experience OF the eminent artist hae been
the experience of many who have been exposed
to great dangers. To have mentally accepted
6esth is to die; go, many men still alive may be
said to have died again and again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

EliSOEs lHNtltlESANEs
In reply TO your correspondent Of Mon
DAY. ~" pr1Ga me TO trrspaSs IN YOU
sYN&O to The following extent.
rather like AZ" lie tONibly illus
traseS the ''mn,eH aud "beAm" idea, Her
is man whOtAkrs = part Nt S.a>Asy where
in 10 evolve = lA(Oued SPtStle, On SsRsa,
il i sent 10 the oittSN tNr pEiatinS, Or
NsaRaV il i 'SsEA ups On SseAsS Il !,
NNNN-rNAi; IN Nlss,sASS Il i prtntCNl am
ihNn II SNsNS ShNnaa, bCAEinS its author:
Nsl,SlicsinNS "a sSSANkaih dissertation,
SlhNrtSSSShtCNi "N'Ns no deliver himself u
Sahha,tSrSAn ideas he aids 70 the Sabbath
lAbNrOt every man and 6Ny the lNrEtlE
SESNER batidinSl
sale Rtts6apSh trash Is how M
MY Christian ttieNti-WhO UsOs Tie sea q
TIE -allalcs h the HtsSGatSb
Ls&&r. This Is simply AEScS INt
paprr which l rSprSlsANt contains = csNsely
psfaSC>l ptsSA the 'SNvhCSliRS ctltiNa, y q
ir(aSh kNral news i,
And a Is The news haysS "NsN
NEerNacN " their ~aaeAEthly wells i
tnsallv irVeleyenl They SSll their papers
in IhSSe ava way. Publishers u paper
have NJ us,ase ~ 10 with this han hsyt
the Baltimore oSSteF FaekHFS % 'dorEtth
tie PECULIAR howl 4 the Wheclsns oyster
pc>flcr. l("N" hsCS Sleep by TcGSNa d
The '>ssreS SrSN' 81 AhIR NiaieENSeS
NAyCr SSSINacy, llESsly, can Statt
psStvS(y thSa : " Sess Ms lNNrIlsESN
AMI his 6rNAktSSa Is Stsaal the $3.50 6lae.
and Ihal he eaiayS ho,A, lie gtNaS 6.olA.
q SNNal he thousands who 81 toFtA a
1SyHFNSk, six tiRats Yer week, and TetpER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

Tho following table shows the sizes OIL
no Classes during the mast four years:
A prehlen, Long since solved.

How 10 remedy those prolific causes OF dis
eNsc, an iupoverishCd circulation and Nh ,iui'
nairI digestion. was a problem the solution
az which had often batfled medical skill, but
which was solved over quarter OF century
arO hy the introduction OF Hostetters stom'
ach BluCrs to public and professional notice.
since that time, which MAXWELL be said q
have Initiated new epoch In the history o.
medicine, the remedy and prevention referred
to has obtained aiootiIold In tho confidence OF
the American people that each succeeding
wear Inns only served 10 strengthen. II Is rec.
ogniEetl throughout the Union as tonico OF the
fITSt order, a remedy for and stire means Of
prSvpnting fever and ague, and disorders Of
tllS stomach and bowels; as reliable means
OF rCi0nninsa disoniered state OF the liver
and Of cOunieracting tendency to rhe1ma'
tism, govt, urinary and uterine disorders
MWH1W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

VIZ have actually RvCi to sc England,
the great representative Of tnS-trade doc
trine in recent wars, discussing the Qaes'
ton Of establishing 4 protective tatid'
Some Of the trade organizations harSheea
taking the subject over Of tase, since the
business depression began TO be seriously
felt, and nov ''the council OF STATE Is about
To discuss proiSc. for taxing cotton i'm,
ports .Uam .Amosseas ThGEe are 4 god
many sigas that England IS seriously
alArmCdOvSr the expNr; and import tisares
ri the iwO Countries, and Il the feeling on
the sahicCt develops much farther, VI
may son expect 10 sSSthe tariF question
mOOtea uaOCN warmly than ever on ho'h
sSles I(he Atlantic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

TrRHrr, too, is re.reaching by cutting
down its representation in iOreign eoun'
tries The Rorte has ordered the suppress
sion OF the legation al Washington, and
many cOuaalate.< Thet'nitei States Will,
however, bC inclined to forgive the Sics
Man for withdrawing his representative:
from our sill. for he has bSeR giving u:
what Ne value more. highly profitable or
ters for arms Since the cessation otl'ps-
,ilites with Russia, tweaty,nine vessei
have arrived Al CNAstAntinOplC, mostly
troAthe United States With large carEOe:
Of rides and cannon, and the Turkish
ln>ops are now as well furnished with
arms As (Sctare the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

work In the South, and says: r.eongrega.
tionalism Summoned, with something Of
a peculiar and emphatic call, 10 enter into
that south land 70 do an uplifting and
saving work. II dsrs transcend
Important that the freedmen should
pottsnt that heshouid DO Congregation:
aliEed." tits hoped this broad view oil
Southern work may attract public atten'
ton. The CongrcGationalises would have
10 alter their plans, perhaps their spirit,
but then rs DR.. Walker says, In closing
his paper, at will DO honor eh6ugh,tor
Consregationalism, In the future, as IL has
been In the past 70 gather many who are
not Of this fold;lto SOW seed which eears
the masters harvest, though perhaps
under altered skies, and In different soil
II may seem different grain"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04
DIED.

HSoN.-At Rushvtlle, Indians, on Tuesday morn:
Ing, neceubeF 5 ISIS MIS- LortsA L. KNOX, sister Of
the lRIs Chester p. Knox. --4. t.ut'e5
The funeral VIII take place trOn the rssiasnes o.
titOrys Adams, 80 Malta street, on THURSDAY alter
noon, the Sth Inst, at 2OelOst. The friends Of the
family arc respectfully nyItei 10 Iltend lnssrmsas
at the S,ons Church Cemetery.
NAHoEY Attic wheeling Hospital, on Tuesday,
pScembSr s 1875, At $50 A. ", Mrs. AAkoAREf MA
IIuST, sgd 20 yeAEs.
Funeral viii leave Hospital at $50 \. N, wedaes.
day, pVetmbsrL Rslsisn Mas at the Cathedral at .
o'clock.
RLoOM.-on Tuesday evening, DFceaber s iSIS
At O'elOck, THOMAS BARCLAY, youngest sOa o. John
and Annie BlO0m, ascd One year and six months
Funeral from the residence q his pants In Bridge
pOt, ohiNO THURSDAY at,ernNOa all O'Clock. fEisuds
q the family are invited, lF-a.i-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

as often after nightiall, rather weary 10
take much interest in weekday paper.
Neither docs ~" caro- 10 think that 10 this
army Of hreal.WlhneTs y Sunday paper Is
d necessity usWCllas luxury r. !.
Adieu MI Pluck out thy 'bcanis
onSlse get thee toWellshurg. IS 4
~ WtlN%, 2, 'NG.F MuLiRe,
Manager Pittsburgh Louder ut Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

RlrnS RorcE came near getting hack its
old distinction Of being the capital OF Lou
isisns. Ii received Is,l4O votes at the re
cen, election, to SIS for New Orleans,
but over 1900 voters tsile,ltO vote ON the
question, 1900 Of whom live in New Or
lSanS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

Orr Of one hundred glass halls tOssei in
the air BY Texas JaSk" in Augusta, Ga,
few days sEO M, Carver hrNke with his
ride niaety-,hrCe, After this feat fourteen
Of AuSusta's crack marSsnen made trial
other skill, shooting At ten balls each for
cup offered by the DOCTOR. The priSe
was won by Mr., ], q. Rocks who succeed
al in breaking on hall, The other one
hundred and thirsy,nine shots miss'Ni the
mark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

Oxr Of Loni BcacOnstield's most eharae
,sristic slaShes in his last speech was this
aimed at the newspapers and AT Sir vii
liam Harcourt; The government OF the
world is carried on by sOvenetgns and
statesmen, and not by anonymous para
yraph.writers, or the hairHbrainet chatter
MinespNnsihle frivGlity.n -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

T,rRE is some talk Of Especial session
Of 1.-The Mississippi Legislature, to relieve
the county which sutisUdso terribly from
tho yellow fever srOurse, as the taxes no"
due cannot be objected, without CntaiIins
untold hantships upon the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

ntr Republican managers are said tobe
raising fund lanO enough to enable eve
nv defeated southern Republican eandi;
date for Congress who has any sort OF q
case, to contest the successful Democrat
SOA,. and one story is that there will b
thirty such contests
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

A NuoRrrr Of the Virginia Senators
have pu, themselves on record, at one
time or another. asholatng that there car
legally be no meeting Of the Legisia,un
this winter, but they will probably insist
tina. the sober sncUnd thought has conrine
al them that they were mistaken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

Tux report OF the Public Auditor OF Viz
GINA, to be made TO the Legislature this
week. will show that the Motfea register
system Of liquor taxation has brought to
the Stale Treasury about $4,000 This
is les than was claimed for it when 1t was
psSsNl, but is ulorO than has been expect
~i at any time within the last six months
and is two or three times as much rs the
old license Man produced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

A r,rcE of good news from South Caro-
lima is tho announcement in the Govern
ors msssaGN that tho attendance upon the
public schools last year. was nearly lay"
yr,s,rr than the year before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

Tnr Memphis (rcnnl -ArohnNI't sps.
vrr,s from the articles cracking up nllon
which /, finds in some exchanges that tl'S
famous 'lienry bureau" has been ra-or'
rnnitCel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

nm vote in Virginia last month was
only al,ou, l&S,oO-a full hundred thou
sand less than in lS5G This was partly
luc,o lack of interest, but partly also &c
the introduction Of the pOll.taS Qualii'ca'
lion Of 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

s,<ANUGASAxp, OF Arkansas, says that
the Democrats in that State, are for han'
money by cloirc, but thOy will vote io'
the pSr,y candidate in 1880, whethertt Is
Hazard, Thurman, Hancock, Hendricks OF
LiNNl.,. IL 49, w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04

TINS rruhihitlonists rama State ticket in
Illinois this fall, and they pOlle,l iusts,Ss1
,,Irs on, Of the total Of A5T,IaS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

SITtSjeIpAia OlaISoa.-TAIl train Oaly FIls
bttErea WStellng and TrtAdSlfAh
ITALY SHrCpt SsnAAy-SeSt<k AecoeItae4at1de.
.SSeaASayille AeuO1n6latiSa.-fA8 train dariaE
The day Psssos backward and toward hSssesa Mr.
tins EtETy and BeltAln, teaPplng Shea rcS1tred q
Shecsla MOasS .SsaaNtns Wsss NAeSEinG ta4
tfraVel Hill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04
v,nNrspAY. pEclMnEn !, ISIS.

Fovn COUNTIES In Maryland undCra local
op,ion law have voted for the prohibition
olllQuor selling,