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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
BLACH OAK KGkA

T WILL boy COOP BLACK OK BARK rbs,i,
/ properly taSsH and cured according 30 aha fol
lowing dir ecti"Da, nDd PAY CASH 10. it, at she
rate oil EifE DOLLARS PER CORD Of I2S feet
measurement, delivered az my mills in Wincsss.
ter. Va, and Four Do!!Ars cara at AaJ psiEE
the b. o. Railroad from Hancock TO Sisunton;
bat the cars pust be cs'fuIs AID eiessy piied aad
filled JuH-all that cnn BIO gotten in them-is order
save treig at and cartnge here. which much
per car, whether The cor taips much or little.
DIREc-IoSs.-Comnencstn king the Bari soon
as il will peel welI-Twn frsely-RDd be take
the bark from the upper part OF she tree and limbs
for the young bark s more fleshy and better than
the old bark which is mostly rose; the ba RI should
not be broken up too m och, and must be of aver
age thickDe as the heavy hntt bark by it'elf will
not be bought At foil price. The outside IF the Bark
must 0lrsnys be kspt up. good way is to rest
end on the log. wi it'll ontside IN, which will pro-
vent its curling; also protest the INSIDE from the
weather. which hsng the part used, must he kept
bright and not nllo wed to get wet mould, which
Injuries its strength and color, the all important
phrts.
The Bark must not be brought in until cured
enough to stack up cIoseIy-nor when wet damp
for it will not keep-as We have 70 sile it wheE
ceved. GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester, Va, March 4, 1s79-sn.
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ECH
Carpenter and Builder.
JAMES w. BUTT

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution OF hi
" nvocation Carpenter and Builder, and vii
take orders for work nd execute the same prompt
ly and sstisfactorily HE experience is such that
prices will con.pare favorably with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
April 90. 1878.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
persons in wan. Of af..-eI...

k1EhSOSs IN want Of frst-eIaEs
E u M II rs
can save tecsn made by calling on she s.x.r-
'gheo. hHPEnPs nsds by me tbs do moi n yer
Ht1' rae PnroeSe. IN make charge fer. The
~ P'ovemeHt that have put on the old Log Punp
!eSSs ias 10 say: il n Pump make doss = OF vsTk
charge.
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER
PUMPS REPAIRED in tho best manner.
moderate GhaTg's aHd terms 10 suit the tiIn..-
All IeHeFs addressed 20 ma at CharIesto-p J,f.r.
son County. West Virginia, will receive proppt
May -. Is7s-iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01
nIPHTHERIAI!!!

JOhnson's Anodyne Ltnynnent will positive
~ prevent this terrible disease and will positively
cure nine in ten. Information that will save
many lives sent free BY mail. Don't delay mo.
ment. Prevention 10 better III cure. Sold Every
where. I. s. JOHNSON & CO.. Bangor Maine.
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10 STOCK RAISERs.

Il ence In the Eelding of stock, offers his pTof,.-
sionsI services - the Stock RAisers Of Jsfisr.on
and edJnining Coun ties, prom ling care In th.
eeution OF work entrusted TO him. win al,o xix.
attention to diseases in horses. Also haas p.isnt
Astl.hooter. which be viii apply toHOgs. Letters
will receive prompt attention. Terms reasonable
Feb. l3' 1871. JOHN W BCHAEFFER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

LUMBER AND LATHS.
l1TE offer prime Lotto inch Lumber, hi,or m,
w white Pine Labs.
May IS, 1877 LTPPfTT co
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A LARGE assortment OF shavls and Balmorsl
n Skirts, just received, at
6et.s 1878. NIMRoD TRussELL's,
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NEW PLASTER MILL.
II A'iHG our new Steam Plaster u i'll in foil on
= GRAFTON, we offer first rate lot of Finely
S'ouno PLASTER, at lower rates tina u has been sold
hero for many years. IIPPITT = RI, O'N
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DAVID a. CocxRILL. fJosFPH n. Cock BILL
DAVID 81. COCKR1LL & SON,
AROHITEC 4 BUILDERS

OUR experience in the business which We advsr
~ tiss to conduct. and our Thorough acquaintance
With il in nllits branches. enable assure the
public that any work entrusted to ne will be exc
cuted in the most uorkmenliko manner, and with
in the Confederate army during the four years
struggle which il SO msnfulIy encountered, they
have located in their native county, where their
services offered in building up the waste places,
and in carry in out practical recon struction.
Particular atten ton given at all tirnes to the
drawing of plans and specifications; and in ths
construction of
aEoMETRICAL STAIRWAYs,
where calculation is required, they are oon6den
that they cannot be ssrpassed By any vorkmsn in
the Valley of Virginia.
CO. BeiR & well known in the Comm unity, they
deem it necessary to say more than that orders
loft tor them will receive prom pit attention.
April :, l6G6-tf,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

CUMBERLAND COAL.
N7E offer hr,t lot of Coal for steam and
~ Smiths purposes, at greatly reduced rates.
Will keep slant supply.
July 10, 1877. LIPPITT 4 co
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HOUsE.PAINTING, PAPERING, &c.

HARRISON BROS Warranted pure) Ready
1 Mixed Paints, rs low any fret class goods
in the market, for sale by HORACE BEALL.
THE finest lot Of Carriage and Wagon Whips,
Lap Rugs Hor Sc Blan kets, & &c, in the N ket,
for sale at low prieesb by HORACE BEALL.
roAL HoDs, Fire Shoyels and Tongs, for sale
- cheap, by HORACE BEALL.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, fne
i sortment just received and for sale At latest
market prices by HORACE BEALL.
TRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons aud Forks, for
sale by HORACE BEALL.
A FlNEASSoRTMENT of " alters, Tea Tray,
~ &C., for sale ut reduced prices. by
November s, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
I ANTERNs and Lantern Globes, for sale By
- Nav. 5, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
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PEST make Full Cloth. White and Gray Elan.
II mol. Yarns, &C.. at TAYLOR's. .
September q, ISIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

COUNTRY Produce taken in Exchange for
~ Boots, Shoes, Groceries, and all other goods in
nv line. 6. S. DALGARN.
October l. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-04-01

WHEAT WANTED.
w Wheat. IIPptT1P a r.,
August %. 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
Government bonds we're strong throughout clos
ing at the following quotations:-

In London there was firm market for British
consols and United States bonds the former selling
at 97% a 97ss for both money and the account. and
the latter at 1857 1855 for new tours. 1O94 u
1895 for four and one-halfs and 1855 for fvss.
American railway shares irregular. Erie com
mon declined to Az new second consols to 86s4
81 and funded lives to 1914. Illinois Central to
99A and New Jersey Central to "a. Reading de-
clined to 2sk and returned to 2sH. At Paris the 3
per cent rentes fell off to ST. Amount of bullion
Withdrawn from Bank of England to-day on balance.
Cox. 1000.
There was little to note in State bonds and rail-
road bonds were not very active In the afternoon.
however. the latter securities made fair advance in
prices. Following is list of tho sales of both
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Fractional Advance in
Stocks.
MONEY RULES 6 A 4.
Railway Bonds Higher---States Dull
Governments Steady
WALL sTnEEr.

SATURDAY, Oct. 10 r. M.
Tho best that be said OF to-dsy's stock market
Is that 1t was In the main steady. There were GER
tain stocks that were Tipped up and others that
were Topped down; but, taking the market Tor al
in ALL the general range of prices quite equal TO
that Of yesterday. rise in Quicksilver shares was
OF the exceptions Of the day. and an advance OF
something like per cent in Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad was another SO far as the PUBIC
knew there was ground for rise in either except
that the interminabe lawsuits between the preiereo
and common stockholders of the first named COM
pany are likely to be brought to settlement
and that tho second named offered fresh STOCK
for speculation. Erie remained sluggish INC
day through and with fluctuations restrioteo
to such narrow limits that traders who netted
clear eighth or quarter out of their speculative sales
or purchases were to be reckoned fortunate indeed
The coal stocks were dull and neglected. and specu
lators who .went in for a turn" found themselves
foundering in the uncertain tide-rip formed by an
exhibition of strength ut hour and of weakness
1t the next In fact this mixed aud irregular state OF
things was the characteristic of the whole market
There was good deal Of the "from gay to grave and
lively to severe condition of matters, but as q
whole hilarity was in the vocative-that is to say
that the market was not particularly cheerful,
though prices remained Arm and the business of the
day was well up to the average. The bank state
ment. showing an increase of reserve of about
e470,OOO. was considered particularly good. simply
It would seem. because tho apprehension had ex-
listed that 1t would DO particularly bad, and upon
this unexpectedly favorable showing something OF
nllip was given to prices. The Improvement was
scarcely sustained however. for at the end prices
were shade weaker and tho market closed ragged
rs the summer coats of members. which wore torn
to shreds by the Board room horse play Of the af-
ternoon.
Total sales at the Board 221 1858 shares. Fol-
lowing is an epitome Of the days business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

At San Francisco the opening prices of mining
stocks were as follows Gould Curry, 10h; Saw
age. 121S; Chollar, Z; Ophr. 36k; Hale Norcrosss
l41s; Crown Point. 4: Yellow Jacket IS; Belcher.
$50; Imperial. /; Virginia Consolidated. OK; Cali
fornia. 81; Best & Belcher. 1874; Union CONSOLE
dated. 761s. after 75h; Alpha. 154; Sierra Nevada,
6ss. after 65; Mexican SO; Silver HILL lao; Justice.
ga; Julia. 800; Utah. %; Alta 8; Bodie. 1873;
Bechtel. LAO; Independence ~; Segregated Bel
cher %; Bulwer, II; Mono. ca; Consolidated Pa
cihc. TX; Potos. So; Exchequer. So; Mammoth.
73S; North Standard. ~; Boston Consolidated lao.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
osing figures were as folio VS. !:
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

PRODUCE EXCHANGES.
Pork-PrImc mess, Eastern, steady at SIS; do Wsst
ern steady A. 5is Bacon.opmbersnd cut dull At ga
do short clear steady Vt 33s 3D. Hams-Long cut dull Ut
mess in market: DO extra steady e5s do.
prime me.s steady f. sos aardrrr s. western s
Ts. h%sr at aSs 3D. d'
steady At Ss ss sne dull At rs
state ar,ner at 3Os Cd Wheat-Spring No B. the
sss .o.s ao d. soa s
Mixed steady at 6s Cottonseed oii-Yoilow American,
SIS. rurpentins-spirits ut London steady at Is.
LONDON. Oct. - 1879.
In Mark Lane yesterday wheat strong aud prices
Is. to 2s above those Of Wednesday
The Glasgow pig Iron trade was quiet yesterday with
Petroleum, 1871, for ane pale American;
American lard closed at s6f 25c per 100 kilos.
HAvRE Oct. 1S, 1879.
American lard closed at 45f. 5oc por 90 klos.
FINANCIAL.
Tho Times in It's financial article this morning says
gold having adopted kind sliding scale ranging
1855 to 200 per mile 1t was 20 heretofore" The TiD'eS
the tho bulls becoming alarmed tho general
rise tho value Of money and Of The p5ss e
The Eononist this week says -The discount
and
On the Stock Exchange the advance IN Ameri
galway. Il fatty general Many 'na
eo 81
British colonial foreign. have moved slightly
vaseo sln vi, Tnis% s'n Paeas Shares Penn;
qus to cent. and per in"s So While
Of TT a
atve movement In Aneriea ha: continued and probably
stock of this market.
The Imperial Bank of Russia has raised Its rate OF dis
count from . to u pcr cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

In the early dealings money loaned at to per
cent on call where the security stocks. In the
afternoon the market somewhat easier, and the
closing rate was per cent. Tho bank statement
favorable. showing increase CT s47osO0 IN tho
surplus reserve. notwithstanding the fact that largo
amounts artiacially locked up for two days of
the week. At present tho banks hold S1,277,975
above legal requirements. Changes in tho average
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
a-aA.4| a-a-aaaasa- -a===---.
DENTISTRY.

A -A-A-THE LARGEST
"A. AND LOWEST
priced first class dental Office in city. Sec my worl
aud judge FOR yourself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

week of October show an increase of $4,000.
is reported that tho increase in tho earnings Of
the Mobile and Ohio road for the present month
amount to 100000. and that tho decrease Of yellow
foyer in Now Orleans and along the line. with the
advent of cooler weather. In rapidly improving the
business.
At the New York Mining stock Exchange to-day
thorc were no changes worthy of special note. Fol-
lowing is . list Of sales with the range Of pricos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

500 Sd Av. 5o4 Sd Av.
entrance first door below 34th vt.
Adjustable eel ulod and elastic pumpers be applied
of teeth restoring the contour of wasted faces
i'll health the early loss of teeth advanced age
kc, kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

Foreign commerce OF the port OF New York for
tho past week was as llows:-aeneral merchan-
disc imports. $780, produce exports. 80 sG556.
Total imports of general merchandise since Janu-
airy were $3.50 2l3. against s233. 95s243 for the
corresponding period last year. and $780, 1927 in
1877.
Total exports Of produce since January /. this
year. were s271 345. against $275 for the
same period last year. and $221, S21 .S45 in 1877.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain ut the leading points there to-
ay:-Milwaukce-Rec Of wheat. 1876. 400 BUSH
els shipments. 1439OO do; receipts Of corn. 1880
do; shipments 100 do. Chicago-Receipts Of
wheat 2i1 1854 bushels shipments. 29s. 100 do;
ceipts of corn. 1885, ss do. shipments. 3O20G9 do.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
tions:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.
RIO JASEino Oct IL 1874
Cofse-Market nrm; Rio good frsts, 6,70O $3.50 rcis
per 10 kilos
SANTOS Oct IL, 1873.
Cofee-Market unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

The rates of exchange on New York today at the
aforementioned cities were:-Savannah. ba5iSe
SIG off, selling Sic of; Charleston. buying y. SELL
ing Il par; New Orleans. commercial u. bank u;
st. Louis =; Chicago. IS discount; Boston. par to
shilling discount.
Foreign exchange In this market was steady at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19

Inc United States Treasury now holds $500, 900
In United States bonds to secure bank circulation
United states bonds deposited for circulation for
tho week ending to-day, $1.s13,ooo United States
bonds hold for circulation Withdrawn during the week
ending to-day. $4sl,O0o National bank circulation
outstanding Currency notes, saa4. 900; gold
notes. s441 100. The internal revenue receipts to-
day s432.222 Co. aud tho custom. ,oco,nts
s5ss.7oo So Tho receipts of national bank notes for
redemption for the week ending today. az compared
with the corresponding period last year, are az fol-
lows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-19
FINANCIAL.

E,lRE INSURANCE STOCKS AND BANK STOCKS
Il bought aud sold 4. G. HITLER. 81 WALTZ
E'OR sALE-ELEGANT SEALsKIN DoLMAN, ONLY
$500; also sealskn Saeque. $40; Muh, $lo splendid
otter sacdue SID; fur lined Circular, So
c. C. SHAYNE. 103 Prince.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-11

tin Golparbeittr, ,ranoerts mad Wmerifa
aus unp Lief i'd, In sBeatberloro nieoer,
NO sr iIa Durd GleiB unO Nusoaner en
{ 0slddft grilnoete, oas i'm In cen Stano
1fbts, lens graut nahtommsn 3u la1sn.
Dislelbs traf am Woutas bier ein unp fanp
pemsemab bic Soh,eit itatt. - Gin alter
6armer Namens Sn,itb, ped,er nabe
Waratahis, in gQis County mubnt, tpur-
be BON lstner 6rau unc 3.rei 2odtern inn
Glide eelaisn. Ois Sahe vsrbalt fh
Der alte Smitb nabm
por lsds Wonaten einen iunsen damn
Wumens grmtn in iein paus auf melhen
er fiitterte unb peld,er ibm nebenbei nod
an $50 Cub abbcrste. 9mitb's Srau
ilt eim babies Wenldenalter jiiuser als
ib> Maun uno mas mar ionlit leltitver.
fanolider als oas iie ben junsen @rwin
germ ais geieai3after bate. Ser. alte
Sarner merfte mas uno fubr eine8 Cages
iu's Seu, coer that ipenislteuS 70, fam
unserbeiit mad 5auS, iiberraihte bas
Diiroise Yaar unb bate ale urlahe gu
liaseu
yOa fabre Der leufel in'S 6eu &C."
Ser gSiewidt entIcb bic @beleute
ipielten cine Scene as uno tpo(lteu ld
trennen, tamen aber laliebtid iberein
Die Sade gu cergeiIeu. @inige Gage
persiusen uno Der @bewaseu idien i'm
ridtlseu @eleiie gu seben, bis zines
Morsens Der alte Snlitb bemerfte, baB
leine 6rau unp feline f5mei GDdter ipurlos
peridwuuoen waren. Die eine ber 9Sd.
ter lit cine Trau Nifen, oeren Wlnn bier
in Der Sail iiBt, bic 2noere 1T elm Bad.
fiid bon 16 Sahren. Snlitb traf feline
ansebGri9en bier, weld,e iid bereit mad.
ten nad' Gcttenoale, gSiie County, iiber.
Suiieoeln. -IF
Gr lpislte ben 6rieolebsnten unb lieb
feline Before 5alfte nit ibren GDd'tern
rubis lauIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-11

ten Commencement Yultapa fnp bic Qus.
(Ihten etspas b.1sr, obpobl bic Grnte Der
zines mittslmabis sutsn Sabrss niat slsid>
fcmmen wiro. Die Musifhten auf bic
We,enernts lfno IN einisen per @ouosrne'
ments stwas teHsr, jeouh in Jsitw sisbt es
Gclcer, auf oenen es iib taum lebneu
Siirfts 81 ernten. Nuss In Nlsm miro pie
@etreiotsrnts btosutsnD ssrtnser au5fauen,
als Die poridbri1s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-11

@cptie temiibte lih, it,e traurise gs.
mItt sfimmuns Dor Dem General anO Nliss
Dunter Su perbsreen. uns iuAts bic Gin
famtsit. 60 selans ibr, ihre Hues mad
unb mad pieoersufaeen, uno an BE Steue
hes erfen Rummsrs trat nit efln SsnuBt,
1ein bes @lufs, tpelhes itr Scr, srfutlte.
elm fuBer 5rieoe nit Der SopHauns auf Die
Sufunft.-
Der General lhien bic @eranperuas in
bem De{sn @opbsns ni6t gu bemsrtsn.
gr tau|6te lltb ntht ltbsr pas, mas in Dem
Ser3en bes junssn Mdodsns worrying, psr
mieb es tseoA atfatlid, our6 5ra9en etn
@sRdnonis tsrbei,ufabren unp 70 ben
@hleier i!6er Dem 6eilistbum ibres jung
frdulicbeu @emiitbes gu liiftsn. @leidrie
man an Der Ssnospe nidt riiaren BARI mel
de ia aur ylits erldliebh 70 wOuts aud
ct niht itSrenp sorsrefen, ino iibsrlieb bas
iunse Maobsn sang fi6 lsltlt. So warsn
einiae Wouate Ysrsan9en.
- Ger @eneral bate bsreits fruber 1sine
pFseetcdtsr purh seiebliden @et aooptirt
uap bsrIsltsn tsfamentlih iein san,es Ser
m6ssn, ben beceutencen @runebffis 70
wubl ais aud Gapitalsn psrmaht. Ne&
bcr Wbrstie @lapimi,'s bate er Dem Is ta'
ment Elm Gcpieia b!asusefiist.
Der Spattsr6lt nit l.inen snblcIsn Ne'
eensiiIsn uno ,Stiirmen mar sefoma,en,
bic 2inpen bes Narfs ifanoeu entbldttert
unb Sopbie uno GRiss Eunfsr lsifeten
wabrsno Der lanssn @benbe pfm General
0eleaidaft, beGsu @idtleieen iid in oiesr
Sabrss3stt sswSsnlih beceutsno vsr1dlim'
mfrten.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-16

THE New York RepubHkdner says: "The
Secretary of State, Mr.. Evarts, has furnished
the most effective weapon that can be used
against the Vaccinations of socialists, COM
munists, and other isms of foreign growth.
The reports that the United States consuls
have sent to the State Department on the
statistics of labor, wages, prices for the nee
essaries of life, etc., abroad, prove conclu-
sively that the United States is emphatically
the country for the poor man. The rela-
tive position of Germany to the United
States, as these reports prove, shows that
the laborer, the artisan, and the agricultur-
ist are six times better off here than lin the
fatherland' There could be no better pun
ishment devised for socialists of the 'Kear
ney-Schwab' stripe than that they be COM
PEELED to once more taste the bitterness of
life in their native villages in Ireland or Ger
many, where 'praties and buttermilk' COM
pose their average daily rations, and where
Iagerbier' is among the luxuries of life.
No, Mr.. Socialists, your Communistic ideas
will never take root in this great country,
where your children will be American land
owners and sovereigns, and where hundreds
of millions of men have an equal choice
with the best of their fellow-men, provided
industry and temperate habits be their guild
ing rule through life. That is what these
reports to Mr.. Evarts have demonstrated
beyond Doubt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-16
belfast Journal
The Chairman of the Greenback
City Committee Resigns.
He Declines to be Led into the Demo-
cratic Camp.

The following letter from Mr.. Jones tells its
own story. He has been Greenbacker since
the foundation of the party, but now sees ex-
cellent reasons for distrusting the Democratic
Gresnback schemes.
BELFAST Aug. Is, 1879.
Hon. Randall w. Ellis Chairman of the Greenback
Co. Com. for Waldo Co.
DEAR SIR: desire to place at your disposal my
resignation of the Craftsmanship of the Greenback
city committee for this city.
am a Greenbacker without Democratic attacn-
ments and cannot but acknowledge that 1t Is with
no small degree of dissatisfaction that behold the
tendency Of the Greenback party in this State to
give aid and comfort to the Democrats; nor can
look with favor upon the assistance too often given
by our Greenb,ck Representatives in the late Con-
gress in their attempts to break down the safe
guards against election frauds, and to commit the
country to the perncious doctrine of notification
and State rights. In short am not willing to be
marched under the Grcenback banner into the
Democratic camp, and hereby enter my protest
against our organization being in any way made sub
seryient to the interests purposes OF that party
also not little dissatisfied with the recently
disclosed proposal of Joseph L. Smith, our candi-
date for Governor to sell out the Greenback party
to the Republic last fall to procure his own cleo
ton; and cannot see why Greenbacker may not
as consistently vote for Daniel +. Davis with his
hard money principles frankly avowed, as for
Joseph l.. Smith with like hard money principles
disingenuously concealed from his party,
Looking upon the situation, therefore, as do
deem it proper that should take the course above
indicated and leave my friends to appoint my sue
Very Respectfully, ss.1