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FINANCIAL.
THE PELICAN AND DIVES
MINING COMPANY.

-Organized under the laws OF the state Of New
York.
SILVER MINES sItnated at Georgetown. I'm
Griffith di-trict, Clear Creek county, Colorado.
CAPITAL STOCK, s5,o00,oOo; 100000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
Stock full paid and n-assessable.
REGISTRARS OF TRANfERs-Farmers' Loan
and Trust Company.
TRUsrEEs.-Norwin Green. president Western
Union Telegraph Company. New York: Henry q.
Plant. president Southern Express Company, New
York; ]. q. BabcOck. treasurer Adams rxpress
Company. New York ID. I. Carson. secretary
Sou bern Bell Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY,
New York; l. II. Muns0n, Drexel BuiiBg. New
York; Albert u. Chandler, president Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company, New York: ". G..
1Iumstoue, general superintendent Atlantic and
Paclhc Telegraph Company, New York ; Tbeo.
y. Vail. general manager National Eel Telephone
Company, Boston; Thomas |. Brady, Assistant
Postmastef-General.W Washington. ID. G.; Henry y.
Russell. Boston. Mas. General Francis J. Marshall,
Georgetown, Colo; James VI. Ornes, general super
intendcut southern Bell Telephone aud Telegraph
Company, New York.
UFFICBRs.-Norwin Green. president HenryS.
Russell. ylce-presdent; Theo. ~ Vail, vice. prfst-
dent; X. ii. Rochester treasurer; George &. Wilde,
secretary.
Clarence Cary formerly Of yirpirial, New York;
jerome II. Manning. Worcester. Mass. counsel.
Subscriptions received and inform az Ion aiven by
Az 2S-lm THOMAS BRANCH 90.
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- WttK ENuIUN--"N
MAY 4, May 3, kplil "a, May i.
1878. 1879. 1880. 1880:
"; e; W, &; ". g. ". % q;

Total DEATHS. Is Is /; . is Il 9 20
Mean temperature for the week ending
Anril "a. 1914: mean temperature for the
week ending May 1, 6S.42.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
ApriI "a. 0. 81 inches; amount Of rainfall for
the week ending May !, 0.79 inches.
Formulation OF city estimated at 10000.
white. 46,O00; colofed, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was lo;eO per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortahty Oh wnasc
population was CTS per 1000 per annum
rate of mortality OF colored population was
30.55 per 1000 per annum.
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READY-MADE DRESSES, ULsTERs, AND DUST
HRs. A large assortment can now be foundat
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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IT is A wELL-AscERTAINED PHYSIOLOGICAL
FACT that the origin OF most of the ills that alct
humanity IS deranged condition Of The slimentary
canal. The bowels become cOnstpated aud slug
gsh, an thence arises train Of painful and d =
tressing mala dies. As preventive and cure there
Is no remedy so safe and sure as DR.. TUFTS LIVER
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Mid.
die States, southeast to northeast winds,
falling barometer, slightly cooler, cloudy
weather. and rain.
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WAN TED, A RELIABLE MAN, TO
w estabish branch office in this city for
YOU NG'S COUNTERFEIT BANK-NOTE AND
COIN-DETECTOR. S25 weekly. Sells at sight.
Samples and full particulars on receipt of l2r.
postage. Address
YOUNG & CO.. Publishers,
ny f-2t Box 1929, New York.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable
cloudy, or rainy, or clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 7: 6 A. NJ. so !;
9 A. M., GA; noon. II; SIP. n, 80; 0P.
w., 75; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, II.
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CELEBRATED DIR. WILLIAM II. STOKES,
BALTIMORE, WRITES:
sI confidently recommend 10 the medical profes-
sion Coldens LII, big's Liquid Extract of Beef for
Consumption, Depression, Weakness, and lndises-
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WANTED. TO SELL A LADIES'
w PHAETON, HORSE, and HARNESS. I
would prefer selling the 0utft as whole, but would
applying to
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FOSTER KID GLOVES, with the Patent Lace Fas-
tenings-ihe best Kid Glove in the world A large
supply Of these celebrated Gloves just 10 haad.
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81 On nj sotss or seat Esrnse made t.f,~.<
tte lst NJ JnnuGrv and fnsf Of June the farss 10
tss prsssnf ys1r have IN be sgfd blythe guresrs,y
On MI sGtss nads between ths Ist Of yulv a <tss
or he yeor the fazes havs 30 Be paid by 2As ssfssr
rms custom was adopted soont fifteen years 81 9
py all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana m
piiesto RichueRd and vicipity.l
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=, rEa a, y g. 6cx. quifs. q fssis. WIN sdi.
= ,s'.s =! |. SsDpIse-cARDs engraved or
';SsSs'ls:i'; Sslsss: s2ss sZIs dolp ..a sILvxS
y ssaI.c ~. sss lxEIllI.s. pooxET.xxtvEs ol
s1!Si |SRssss, Rss; ffssssot!es fas1f ess
'ssat va s.s,''| & a ziloSkIy ssr ss's ia .sss .,
WI N0oDB0use ! PARHAMs.
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EoOKa. ETATI0NERY. &c.

,J a. fANCEY u 60. HAVE JUST
yery ss.,IvED another large invoice OF those
NJ Issnt sheap publications Of the American
okIs:' snse, amonx which may be found The fol-
asaaf1I's asafIss y,S yySgI:ANn, 4 volume cloth: ~; e..
'aIinq.asRs's Iq.asaR cYcLoPRDlA OF ENGLISH
TiStsss1EaHRE TiStsss ENH1!R9 In tyS's@es tH1Es ,s sISs' e.
s,sI, mi, e2tnpslsfns The Lives Of Frederiek the
sss ytYsf Cr0mufl, Robert I}urns, VIII
i.,'f ftL Aa1o1net. Joau Of Arc, Hannibal,
asss,s eHI, Marin Luther. Mary Stuart. Co
Df30e. N'''""ss :" ~ o''o
TH,isEsisslion Of these publications n solicited.
nsss ~ Asia. By 3dwin Arnold. 40.
-S!s3s JAYAxcEY 4 90.
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III IT ~, 'OOV'
John N. Higgins, Esq:
Nv Dear Mr.. Higgins,-On behalf OF my
moor people, beg 10 return, through you,
nv warmest thanks to the Executive Com
mittee OF the Irish Relief Society OF Ire
land. and to the nobe-hcarted people who
contributed to the cause, for their generous
gift, and for the prompt and handsome way
IN which It was sent forward, and the kind
words Of love, which enhanced the gift an
hupdredfoId.
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The following interesting extract was re-
ceiyed yesterday by Mr.. John NJ. Higgins :
TUBBERCUEEY, COUNTY SLIGO,
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w. c. SMITH, Carriage Manuf.c urer,
3I4 nth Fifth street.
Also, FINE C0UPELETrE, in excellent order,
FOX SALE Low. my 5.2t
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UsEuEyTs.,
PAIRS.
r ADIES' FAIR.

IL
Ladies Of the Sidney Bani'.f church win held
FAIR. commencing MONDAY. May 3 I. AID con-
tinuing All The wsek, on BROAD STREET THRsE
they will FURNISH DINNER, from IL A. N. TO
L. NJ. Including all The deieacps of the season.
Also .ream, CAKES. Confectionery, Fancy Goods,
&c. Come and helpus. my Asst
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WANTED, A COOK, WASHER AND
w IRONER (white or colored). without encum-
brance. Bring recommendations. 100 WtST
GRACE STREET. my5.2.*
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Believe me always your sincere friend,
MICHAEL d. CANON STANTON, Z. Z.
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8itlluond nispattll.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 5, 1880.

- rHE CIRCULATION OF THE RisrATCts
II LARGER THAN THE COMBINED sIRcu-
bATroN OF ALL THE oTHEB DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
fEntered at the Postofhce at Richmond. Va. as
eccond.ciass matter.I
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WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WRITE
w WOMAN, who Is NEAT SEAMSTRESs, 10
sew and do any other ghs service In small family.
Address WALTER BLAIR,
my 5-W2w Hampden- sidney College. Va.
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Sole Agents for the city of Richmond.
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WANTED, MAN AND WIFE (colored),
w without incumbrance. for HOUsE.sER.
WANT and BUTLER, and to cook and assist IN
washing, 10 20 North. ri asant home. Mug core
vcil recommended. Can star. In the course OF =
mouth, or sooner II agreeable. Apply TO
JOHN {. SHAFER,
my 3-6t No 1904 Main street.
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LOST. sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

VOST, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON,
IL May Sd, GOLD BADGE, pIized for It's asso'
ciatiOns II was lost on Broad street from Twenty
thrd 10 Libby Hill, or on the hill. reward OF So
will be given for It's return 10 this office.
nv I'll
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, AN NELEGANTTHREE-G Gs
II STORY BRICK HOUSE corner OF Seyentb -
and Leigh streets, No. 100. The Locations IS snpro
Inc. confirm twelve rooms. with panIry and bath
room range hot and cold water. stationary wash
tubs. coal-louse. and all requisite improvements.
The premises are Ia excellent ORDER Inquire corner
of Eleventh aud Marshall stree's; 's;,u,or
nv 6.ltA NUN hauAN.-
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w BOOK-KEEPER, OR ACCOUNTANT, by n
recent graduate OF Bryant Stralton Sadl-r's B,is-
ness College, Baltimore. Satisfactory references as
10 character and ability. Object-occupstion, not
compensation. w. q. L.,
of j. Thompson Brown,
my AZ I1l3 Main street.
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WANTED. A CLERK with experience
w IN the RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS. Al.
dress .'GROCER," care DisDptch with reference.
nv 5-2i*
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WANTED, A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
w CHARACTER AND BUSINESS ABILITY
10 represent a weknown publishing. house In
Richmond and yicni y. Rare chance for the right
man. Undoubted reference required. Address,
with particulars, III. ID. DlCKEY
"a 81. Clould Brilding,
my 3-1w Washington. d. G..
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,TrALrn, STRENGTH, nApPISEss.
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An interesting hook.

The First Century Of The First Baptist
Church of Richmond, Va. 17S0-lSSO.
Richmond: CARLTON MCCARTHY, Sl9
Broad street. 1880.
This is highly-interesting book. 1t con-
tains all the papers read at the recent Gen.
tennial Celebration of the organization oil
the First Baptist church OF this city. The
book is beautifully printed on large, clear
type, and is handsomely bound. 1t is
credit to the church, and must find nu
merous purchasers AMONG the descendants
OF the former members OF that church. anc
among the present members themselves.
Drs. BURROWS, THOMAS, CURRY, HAw
THoRNE, UPPER, RYLAND, MANLY, WAR
Rem, MCDONALD, EATON, HUME, WILLIAMS
JONES, among the clergy, and w. Ii. GwATH
MEY, G. WALTBALL, and j. b. WATKINS
among the laity, have contributed to THU
book.
For sale by CARLTON MCCARTHY.
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Thomas Mexican, fireman on the Penn
sylyania railroad, who lived in Dallas. Pa,
left mis- home on Sunday, with bis dinner.
bucket in his hand. His wife walked with
him as far as the station. With goodbye,
he attempted TO board a passing freight
train, missed his footing, and in an instant
was crushed to death, while bis vile STOOD
borror-struck within few feet OF his man
gled remains. He leaves four children.
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad Compa-
nv recently gave Wilmington (Del.) tirm
an order for 90 box cars, % single-deck
cars, 40 gondolas, and double-deck stock
cars. These 100 cars. together with add
tional freight engines similar TO those re-
Gently placed on the road and 6 new, pas
senger-cars Of the handsomest pattern. are
to be furnished during the present year.
Richard Smoot is appointed postmaster at
Wittcn's Mills, Tazeweil county, utce Ro-
bert ID. Damson. resigned. Miss Jennie NJ.
Thomas is appointed postmaster at Alta
maha, Pulaski county, Uice Henry a. Allen,
resigned. John /. Stump is appointed
postmaster at Copenhayer's Mills, Kanawha
county, w. Va, uiCe G. b. Copenhayer, re-
signed.
About 1000 Hancock veterans, headed
By Generals Mcclellan and Sickles, paraded
through the streets OF New York city Tues
day night. Meetings were held at Tam
many and Irving Halls, where General.
Mcclellan, Sickles, and Smith spoke. Gen
eral Sigel presided at the Irving. Hall meet
ing.
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a.nar Hnsh Latham.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-Husb Latham,
ex-mayor OF Alexandra, died at his home
there last night about 103 O'Clock. he was
widely known as leading Odd-Fellow,
member OF the Grand Lodge OF the United
States, and few years since was chief sa-
chem OF the Independent Order OF Red
Men IN the Union. He was q native OF this
city, aud lived some years In Baltimore,
but while quite young removed with his
parents 10 Alexandria, Va, where he has
since resided. He began his connection
with the public as agent Of the Baltimore
Sun, was afterwards the representative
Of the Adams Express Company, and ran
line from this city 10 Alexandria, In which
he transported the first package ever car.
ried south OF the Potomac by express. He
was prominent Democrat, and during the
late war was chief Of transportation 10 Gen.
eral Johnstou's division OF the Confederate
States army. After the war he was twice
chosen Mayor OF Alexandra, served many
| years as president Of the Common Council,
and occupied q seat therein until bis death.
He has had for several years the contract
| for carrying the mall OF the House OF Rep
| rcsentatives. He was q msn OF innexibI,
purpose, great energy, and determined
win, and enjoyed the warm cstecms OF 4
IWido circle of frlepdss
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FREAK OF A MONARCH OF THE Fokssr.S
w. r. Cox, OF the farming Drm OF COX q
senter, whose possessions are on the mead
waters of Elder creek, informs us OF re-
markable occurrence that happened re-
Gently, in which he and bis partner. chiid,
and team OF horses came very near suner.
ing the loss Of their lives. They were at
work under the branches OF huge tree
one Of those monarchs OF the forest that
always command respect and show the Won
derfuI shapefulness Of Misunderstanding on
to q wagon sacks OF wheat that had been
piled against the tree when the threshiog-
machine was at work. They had loaded the
wagon and had moved off short distance,
when powerful limb OF the tree fel' 10 tne
ground upon which they were standing u Few
moments before, cutting through NUMBER
OF bags OF wheat as though 1t were glass.
Not breath OF air was stirring at the time.
The limb upon examination proved SOUND
and firm, and the cause OF the occurrence
could not be guessed. IL must have been
one Of those freaks OF nature Tor when no
man can account, and will remain so, al
least to those who came very near losing
their lives Red BIyf (Cat) Sentinel.
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Bold Robbery.
From the Lee sentiael.I


On last Monday night the boldest rob-
berry perpetrated in this county since the
famous Martin-Drake robbery, IN 1874, was
enacted at Rose Hill. AT l O'Clock Mr..
Sandy McLin, the clerk OF Mr.. j. b. McLin
l. Co.'s store, was aroused by a call at the
door by man who said he wanted some
medicine for sick child. AS soon as Mr..
McLln opened the door he was seized by
four colored men, who demanded his sur.
render, at the same time putting their pis-
tolls to his face, and dragging him some
sixty yards from the door. One OF the
men then left him, and returned to the
store and began piIlaging. He returned In
a few moments and commanded Mr.. McLin
TO tell him where the money was, which
fortunately had been taken from the cash
drawer and put into another place. Mr..
McLin insisted that all the money was in
the drawer, and they finally gave II up and
left, taking a canister OF powder, bag OF
buckshot, and three revolvers. They then
started away. They we're fired upon by
Mr.. George Dillan and McLin, and fed.
so far as we know, no trace as to who the
robbers were has been found.
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IFOr The Dlspatch.l

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, October 26, 1880.
Yesterday was glorious day for the De-
mocracy. Persons from the remote edges
OF the county were present to hear the burn
ing and eloquent words OF Colonel j. p.
Fitzgerald, Colonel s. +. Coleman, and
Colonel r. B. Berkeley. am not Overdraw-
ing the picture. The most casual observer
could easily see that political earthquake
had been at work, and you may rest assured
tina, our able and worthy candidate for Con-
gress will sweep the county Of Readiuster-
ism. The speeches OF the gentlemen who
addressed the people were calm, disposition
ate, and patriotic. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed, aud you may expect every Democrat
TO do his duty. CONSERVATIVE.
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The Popular Vote.

The Republicans OF the North are trying
to brighten the voters into giving large
majority for GARFIELD by telling them that
~ the Democrats have both houses OF Con-
gress they will count him out unless be re-
ceives such majority as will render 1t
morally Impossible for them TO do so. The
Democrats might we'll turn the argument
against the Republicans; for II Is next to
certain that HANCOCK will receive majority
OF The popular vote whatever may be the re-
suit ~ TO the electoral vote. SPoYgoRD's
Almanac for 1878 land SPorroRD Is Repub.
licsn) states TnDEg's popular msjority in
1876 over HAYgs Il III, 300. HANcocK's ma
1onfy viii be much larger; and II the ele-
rstnt 81 physical strength IL to determine
tho action Of Cgussess, than GARrlkLp
MIGHT % well withdraw from the contest,
~ ~ only win HANCOCK hare popular
na1cfjfy u 10000 n Ill tho voters. white
~ hlnek, s1sn though GAsy1xLp he chosen
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A Model Hancock Elector.

Captain JOHN s. WISE Is candidate Tor
elecior on the HANCOCK ticket. He is also
candidate for Congress. He is endorsed in
the following orders from the headquarters
OF the Republican Congressional Commit
tee in Washington city:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE REPUBLICAN,
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE,
1917 + STREET, NORTHWEST, I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 20, 1880.
To the Republican Voters of the Third
Congressional District Of Virginia:
MIR. Fl. L. Pelouze has Withdrawn as the
Republican candidate for Congress in your
district with the sanction OF this committee.
We call upon all true Republicans to
unite in supporting Mr.. John 5. Wise, the
Readjuster candidate, because OF his views
on the tariff question.
JAY A. HUBBEIL, Chairman.
Ed,card Me- herS0n, Secretary.
A HANCOCK eIector running as candi-
date for Congress endorsed by the Repabll-
can Congr essional Committee!
Bot 1t may be answered that Captain
JONI s. WISE is not responsible for the or
ders sent out 10 the negroes aud other Re-
publicaus OF this district by the Congress
sionai Committee OF the Republican party.
Let us see whether be Is or not. Read the
following telegram from New York TO the
Boston Herald:
New YORK, October %, -19S0.-John S.
Wise, the Malone Democratic candidate for
Congress in the metropolitan district oil
Virginia, arrived in New York this after
nd ha- haQn ptnSefaA with LEADING
Republicans for a great part OF the time
since he reached town. The object Of bis
visit Is secret, but the Herald correspond
ent Is In the way OF penetrating it. In the
same district with Mr.. Wise there are two
other candidates-H. l., PelouZe, the Re.
publican candidate. and George ID. Wise,
the regular Democratic nominee. The two
Wises are cousins, aud there is the live
lest OF political hostility between them,
one being representative OF the Fund
ing Democracy, while the other is Mr..
Mahone's candidate. The object Of Ma
homes man in visiting New York is the
Withdrawal Of. the Republican candidate
from the field 10 order that he may gain the
endorsement OF the Republicans, and so
staud better chance Of defeating his cousin.
He holds that Pelouze has no show what
ever for being elected, and might as well be
withdrawn. Therefore, while, If he is
withdrawn, certain concessions will here
after be made should the Malone man be
elected, II now seems altogether probable
that the party leaders here will aecede TO the
request and pull Mr.. Pelouze back. They
are anxious to ingraliate themselves with
Malone on account OF the important part
he Is likely 10 play In the Senate, and his re-
quest is therefore regarded as almost equa
10 the accomplishment Of the desired end
That simple statement needs no comment
The Democrats Of this district will see how
1t Is that Captain J. S. WISE has become Thu
candidate Of the Republican Congressiona
COmmittee
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The MAnoxE organ crows Justify over .ne
withdrawal Of PRLouzE as candidate LOT
congress from ibis district. and predicts
a., youx s@rR now be elected. IL
assumes III lean candidate can, ss,,s ,, being Ing
out Of the va roes VII. ls'y M
WAsq made Just tnS ne sort OF boasts Two
wears AGO when NEWMAN was running
against General JOE JOHNSTON. The STATE
OF things was very similar to what !. now
Is. The Wing on q General JOE JOHN !.
srox and supports newman. IL fiilea us
columns daily with articles against KAN.
TucxrR, HARnls, General JOHNSTON ana
other regular Democrats. and enlarged
upon the beauties a fiat money. II de-
clared tha. It wanted .grcenbacks printed
and issued until the whole surface OF the
earth was covered with them. II had much
more captivating war.cry then than 1t now
has. Its party had the same negro allies
then that |, now has. The GreenbacS meet
ings in Richmond were attended by crowds
OF the same sort that now cheer for JOHN s.
WISE. wba, was the results Here are
the figures
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nv the I,rtI.h bark Casspjsb, 10 II iathoms
water. The captain Of the Carnpiali says ne
heard the :. bIarrted thing screeching away"
for a long time before he saw u, and q
. couldn,t Tell for bis life what the deuce u
could b.. !" he finally made IL out to be one
Of the large whistliug bueys, which nad
come adriI, from her mooriugs and was
fioaling out to sea, while the action OF the
heavy sea caused tito give ven. 70 q series e.. e.
Of insane whistles. The assistant inspector
Of the nth district says that the buoy Is
probably the one whose place Is on FIVE
Fathom Bank, 1st miles from Cape NAY.
There is something exceedingly comlcai I'D
the idea Of one OF these huge buoys coming
untetbered and bobbiug on idioticaily
whIstling its monotonous lay, when, oy
The way, can be heard at distance Oh SIX
miles.