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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 20, 1850.
Sun ris"e..".~.... s - Sun acls............ 6 &c
ARRIVED.
Sir Lady Of tho Lake. Norfnl!: tn + a Raed.
Str Geo Loary NcsfoiE. to = Hooo.
Str y ArroWsmlth. lower Potomac, to Pc.
totnsc Forty Company.
Str Mat.sno. lower Pot'c. to j Bfode's s. Go.
Str w Thompson lower Poe to r A Eocd.
Schr Eddie, Georgetown, to VIM a Moore.
CLEARED
Str Lsdy Of tho Lake. Norfolk. BY + 4 Iced
Str Mystic, lower Pine. by Prmc Ferry Co.
Schr John Il Travers, York river, By Ferry,
Smoot & Go.
schr Joahua S Bragdon, New Hsvon, by
Am ericRn Cosl Go
Schr Eva Rel, Portsmouth, hy j Agno#
s. Go.
MEMORANDA
Schr Msble Thomas, trom this port ror G.oton
st New London Is.
Schr Mary St.ndish, from Richmond, 81 New
Bedford 18th.
Echr James Ponder called from New York fol
Richmond 10Th.
Schr VIM Mason. from Richmond 1T New
York 10Th.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

~ sATuas PROBABILITIES. dug. -. 1850.
rCg the .il1iio Aiiaoii, States. stationary or
IJwcr barometer, stationary temperature, sGutn
10 vet Winds partly cloudy weather aud zeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20
0A BBLS KIVERTON LIME.

We have just received fresh supply of this
Lime. s:d can With confidence recommend it
as very superior article in all particulars. and
we guarantee satisfaction in all csses. Try it,
and you will never use any other Kind For
sale by GEO. WASHINGTON.
NH 2 AGENT
THHE "MlLLlONS IN lw'-kOACH AND
q CROTON BUG TKAP-The simplest,
cheapest end most effective means of e1termi.
mating rosches' catching thom Us fast as they are
able 10 crawl. One Of these traps has caught
two hundred and fifty reaches in n single l.ght,
Price Is cehs. For sale By
MCLEAN & UHLER,
lyl6 Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

i SAD hCcIpENT.-A dispatch from Louisa
t. II. vas rec lv'd IN this ciy yesterday eyer
:oI ny :. {. Noalc, c!q, Informing h!in Ct 2
MOS; distressing ecc!nur, ly which ilr4. Il. n.
NaG', math:f of lladen k"ns. "su .! ;irs
cfv, nat "ih h"7 dea;h. Mss. ksr:, IN oil!
go! 5,tecniGi lady, Was % 'rcy way down tie
#tI15 Of hrr residence, A. t;et ;la1e yesterday
m'ro'ur, with = nal:,c IT grapes IL! i,rs Ii1a,}..
"6oa rhJ slipped ani c 70 he h0tcm nt t:i..
agl!s, rIkj0y hr7 hcaI IN tho descent. S.,
w,7 picked u? and conveyed to hcc !,.,a
wh.:,. ao.wit at,nhirg every clIort was ma,! ;
10 save hrr lie, sha died in y fcw Iuu,4 l.o.a
concn sion # /! Eraia. NJ. kant !.s4 the
sympathy, 10 lbs .rcaI I'll !nl. q !ialy
friends in this city.
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I 3crsa1 LiroHt were 81 per head higher who

Sixtieth ttroot wero 81 per head higher. vhile A.
Jersey City &c decline ia roportni.
sheep and Lsmhs-Tha receipts Of MONDAY
were oil disposed OF, and thern have b3cn no Ar
same rs on that deg
ho2smIhe receipts since Monday number
nssrly 9Oo ard those now in tho pens over I'M
mead Trade has boon fAit nj former nr;ces,
WIN 10 prospects Al tho present timo for lower
ngnreS next Monday Ne quota as on Monday
| Al 7a14c per III net.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. August 19-Hoes
-hecelpts lG.Oll, and shipments $500; market
| strong and prices 5s'02.s hiaher mixed hacking
st4 G5s:l -; light S)as5 %; choice heavy III
nS'5 20; AID common 2rassers 4 IOsSt Is Get,lo
-Receipts 5000; shipments l,7UG; ns,iyes firm
ana stronger; tac &c good shipping at 4 3O,S4 Co;
exports q SO.S5; comTOn grassers ut 3 5OaS4 10;
native butchers 2.S3 %; Western =. isS3 70
Sheen-Receipts ], iU0 market dull at decline
OF 49, common to medium > :!jxS% 80; good 10
choice 75nSt
C1SCIENhTI Hoa MARKET. august 10 II o2s
easier; common i l0aS4 70; light 75sS5. mack
ing goa IS 60 butchers 531A$5 50; reccirts IS 0
head; shipments 56i.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, AUGUST 10
Caltle-Tns week some $50 heM were o0,red,
with sales ats t0aS5 % per 100 lbs s;0ae GOO sheen
and lambs wore ot,aroJ; Old anecp sod ut 1.5c.s
and lGraos at Uabicts por b. twenty Cows and
Calves sold at lSsi33 each.
BALTIMORE, Aug 1o--Vi-gnis 81 old -; 60
deferred IL; 90 consoIs IS; do now TO- dCs ~
do lOA0 coupons 93t bid to-day. Clton ahsa q
better aad firm: middiing. lls Flo3c dugl and
heavy; Howard street and Western supo'Gne
S3s3 I5i do extta, $lsd -; do family, $5s6
Civ M ills supertne. S;a3 20; do extra Sid 81
do family, $GaG50; 10 rio brands. So 75a5 81; IA.
| tapsco family. ST So Whost-Southorn frmer
| and more active; western steady and SHADE
beLter; southern rod, 97alCG!; 60 amber, lO9all2
No Mary land nomins'; No 2 western winter
| rad spot ard August, lOUs !l0Gi; Sept, l07s107A
! Oct, lCSa10sb; Nov. 103al09t. Corn-southor1
| castor for white; yellow steady; western higher
and firm; southern white. SO; do yellow, Sc; west
! e-n mixed spot and Aug, 5lE .5li Sept, 51i,5lg
Oct, SPLASH. Oats quito aud steady; westerr
white. a7sHS; do mixed, 35sSG. Kyo quite 70
! Hay stosty; primo to choice Panns. snd Nav.
land, S2Oa2l. CotIse higher; Rio csrgoes orain
AIRY TO choice l3alGt. Sugar higher and s.ron 2
A soft lCs Whi>kay st9sdy, I'LL.
| New YoEi;, August % Stocks irregular
Money, a.2i. Flour DULL Wheat qaict, Corr
moderately actiyo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

TIE MALONE READJUSTEEs. tie M?iauc
IraIjuster cIub. although very slro ovar i}c
di.qt Of their !AVsrilc. l.. i. Farr, RI E,iirx,
h.N sln ci Iowa feast ald general rcviraI
a'"iog LIST Lishi, which wlg attended
y y'labnchc9, Eoer0cs, DC. GcacTsi
Williams. the TClIiu'icr c.n:ilata for
CJu.rc>- from thl- district. vas rr.san. aGd
.s!ea speech. :ic Gid AZ il his Power IL
cheer The dosL@a,i aDi strengthen the weak.
IL tod them tEat 'hc Hroarcc!a fox sue, s,
we're DcVrr g, t.iIs!'t ~ lacy nin nos; tha. he
y 80! .u27ahtrr IL esd 81 iha district syl
hoped the brethren here w0uld rulca7a1 e.
,jcuro tbs end. iirc report test 10 had .aj.i
II = speech that he did yet var: ripnbc.ns
aud ID aDkcc4 60 w" far him, he sad,
vas not trur, be wauirI i!,c support Of a;l
c.i>-"s Q; v0:cTs. hit"E some remarks ty y
~! 81 tha mcn.bcIg ci thc club, tho n.c,!,a.
a i1a;url.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

E4iLoR'S COMrLAINT.-h coitrcd man
%"Acd Henry Taylor Was at the Station House
..1 V'oltE complaining CT the treatment he
,Su rIce'gcd ircm Captain Shore, of the
.."oanfT Hattie CoIios, OF Jersey City. !o
= mat inc captain, on lis say to Hart
w. ,O2Hn', hsd tut him ashore h,ro sick, AID
80. L., Vas without means to get to his home,
~ N1i'oik. lie was dltcc:cd to Commits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

sDERsONAL-IftLe SECOND DAUGHTER
4 OF CECILIA ANN PHILIPS, who lived
III the Uistrio. of Columhi, in 1898, will commu-
n csto with the undersigned she may learn s.m a.
thing to her advantage.
D. M. CHICHESTER,
Attorney ct Law
aug2l-N3t Fairfax g. Il q, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

HE iIIRn WARD CLr"-Thr Third essra
1,o"'nvI'ii9 Hancock and English club mot at
,.S Ined4Nhln engine houso lest night and d.
Wi'G to attcni tn parade ard mass Meeting il
",',HihSioH On the night OF The ooh Instant 10
'v1'S' also to engage baca Of music fer the
."''ioh. aud to carry with them tic transnnr
,o'' Use" IS tie club in the late procession 10
WIS GiE. Capt. Nm. Ii. Smith will BE- ctiof
-''','I ii tie Aicxa5drin department. OF tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

Eai;':r ON TIE WAY.-Mr. Battle, oil
I,z,: .li his county q few years ago lor
it,,, I'd. Coming TO tho conclusion that
sul h., 10 place like home. ho started
Ef,i,;.' family last week TO return &c
"a kIn%a va his way ono tf his children
al, b,dic ~ ~ railroad accident, AID he, him
t,tsn11 Il lated. He and tho remainder o.
y arrived at Burke's station last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

1a'oEAL. Mayor Smith has returned to
,,..'5 rem shcr! visit to tho Rid Sulphur
ia ,'Y W. i. Dslnga1Ge!d, 1sq WHO has b:cn to
~, "hito Sulphur Sprlues. has returned
Il. ' -! 10 health and appearances.
.,r 80, !" i'IIam CoTlitg. Wto has beer rus.cat-
*, q. LHldonn couaty for some time past, has
Tin "'c'Htd home, much pleased with his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

shs5r .rhn,-Wcst Sri'lnap, colorcj. fer
t,r',;A warrant was issued this mornioe,
b. TI win stealing pair OF shoes from Sal
.fr,' "'yfS, a'so co|orct, was arrested this aI-
sha aIa taken before Justice Thompson,
Ice \ t ~: h'n guilty Of petit larct ny and sen
p,,rc, 'a' 10 receive lTcnty opc lashes, which
ti.r.,' ~ "'s promptly executed at tho Stnticr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20
THIS TELLS OF T7HE RT77@xrr, GyrC,vu

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Lyop
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OEsa
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

NEW GoEr, August % Stocks irregular
Money, aa2i Flour dull. Whea. qaict, Corn
moderately actiyo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

CINCINNATI HOa MARKET. AUGUST HON
easier; common l0aS4 10; light 1855; mack
ing 90ss5 90; butchers 53A$5 50; receipts 1870
head; shpmenls 56i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. August IL. 1850.
Beef Cattlo-The New York msrke. on M on.
dsy for the through stock was fair, as regards
demand, prices looking upwards, but with no
actual advance quoted. Yesterday prices at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

OSLEEY--cVes 100 new patterns. shown.
A tho iaTs$Ga. end bHSt selected stolI; in it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, August 10
Caltle-Inls week some $50 head were oT,red,
with sses ats tOaS5 % per 100 lbs ;one Goo sheen
and lambs wore o;aroJ; Gid sheep sod at 445c.s
and lErao s at Uabicts por ID. Twenty Cows and
Calves sold at lSsi33 each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-20

FEEDERIcKsRURG MARKET August 18th
market Is quiet Tho demand for Flour is lin
tied and prices weak, the quotations boing fror
81 - for Gne TO choice family brands. Oner
lnRj OF Wheat iar. but market slow, tho quots
lions being from Il lai IA for fair to choice. Cor
nue: NJ 52sj@. Oats 30 Il J, and Rye. G5a70.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
THE MAP LAIn OUT.

Among the gentlemen whom q sooth-
sayer puts into HANCuCK's cabinet what
ever that means) or sends on foreign mis-
sion are Hon. r. II. MERRICK OF this city
and Professor RICHARD RANDOLPH Nc
MAHoN If Mr.. MERRGCK couldn't get to
congress from the fifth Maryland district,
owing to the opposition of the GoRMAN
bummers and polluted ringsters, he would
hardly get into HANCocK's cabinet with
HAMPTON, BEN HILL, giddy-headed WAT
rERsoN and horde of hungry claimants"
at the door. Yet MERRIcK is q thousand
miles beyond all of them in brains and
character And if the cultured young pro-
fessor was defeated for the secrotaryship Of
the senate because he had more character,
ability and gentility than any Of his COM
petitors, he win surely be no subject for
HANCoCK's cabinet or foreign mission.
Nor would another gentleman, Mr. Nor
RrsoN Of Illinois, be apt to get cabinet
position, for he is neither "hungry" nor
dishonest
The sooihsayor" forgot this fact that
democracy means ignorance, hunger, ras-
cality and solid southism. 1t is sys.
TEN of pull DICK, pull DEvrT.-DTcK being
usually out Of the question.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
POLITICiL NOTES.


THE Rev. Kalloch of San Francisco has
come out for Hancock. Forney, Butler and
Kalloch arc so far the most prominent con-
vorts from republcanism to democracy. True
patriots they, for be 1t understood, they left the
party for the party's good"
THE correspondent Of tho Philadelphia
Times in Indiana says 'It would be untrue
to say that Indiana is not doubtful in October,
but 1t is the truth to say that there is good
reason to expect republican victory that
will settle the election Of republican presi'
dent in 1880"
THE Alabama greenbackers have retired APP
parently from business. They have deter
mined not to put an electoral ticket in the
hold. Representative Lowe of the eighth dis.
trct of Alabama, who was elected two years
ago as greenbacker, has determined not to
DO candidate again, as he foresees over
wholming defeat.
THE Edgedeld IS. C.) Advertiser boasts as
follows: eve do not believe there Is q white
radical in Edgefold county. Is there2 Nor
is there in our county any faint or hint of in
dependontism. Ne ndopendentism and not n
white radical Where is the other county
that can say as much" How wcro the white
radicals and Independent democrats disposed
OFF Did you kill them as at Hamburg, or
were they mercifully driven out2
WE lately called attention to the fact that
since 1869 the number Of sheep, hogs and cat.
tie in South Carolina had largely decreased,
while the dogs had been as prolific as the
human beings Tho Columbia Register has
been awakened to the fact that the raising OF
dogs is not so profitable an industry as sheep.
raising. 1t asserts that there are fully 2O0,-
900 dogs in the state, and demands that a tax
Of 81 each be imposed upon them, the money
to go to tho school fund. Tho Register will
complain in vain. The average South Carolina
voter would rather shut every school in tho
state than lose a single dog.
AR CHDrsHoP GIBBONS, who has recently re-
turned from Europe, OH Sunday last said that
"he might speak of the governments of Eu-
rope and draw comparisons with this, but were
he to do 80 he would still say without flattery
whatever the drawbacks of our system of
government, whatever defects may be pointed
to in its laws or their admins tration, he
would infinitely prefer to live under the stars
and stripes of these United States Of America
to any government of Europe, for here liberty
is not an idea merely, but reality and a
living substance" We co mmend these utter.
ances to Bayard and Hampton, who are just
now prsting to tho South Car olinians about
"bayonets at the polls" and federal tyranny
generally.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

repairing the damages inflicted in one day.
and the time of the managers which should
be devoted to striking the heads of the foe
is given to the suppression of their own
ours, whose vicious barking puts in peril
their whole campaign.
The fact of mistake on the part of the
party is palpable enough. But IL is not one
of management; it is the mistake-the
stupendous mistake-of existing at all
National Republican., 1880-09-14

SENATOR DORSEY priclSs the bubble repu.
tation for honesty so carefully blown by
eastern papers for the democrats Of Arkun-
sas. He shows that with the exception of
three men, Senator GARLAND, JOHN d.
ADAMS and j. n. SMITHEE, not single
democrat of even local prominence in the
state opposed the repudiation amendment.
1t was passed by legislature almost
unanimously democratic and earnestly adj
vocated by nine-tenths of their leaders. If
repudiation has been defeated it is due to
the republican vote. The only hand or
part the republicans took in the late elcc-
tion in Arkansas was gainst the amend
ment. The republican state central COM
mittce met and issued an address TO the
republicans of the state, urging them to
vote against this amendment. This advice
was accepted, and the republicans of tho
state cast substantially q solid vote against
it. The evidence of the truth of this sta te-
ment is proved by the fact that the ma
jorities against the amendment only came
from republican counties. If the vote
could be accurately nsccrtained, Senator
DORSEY is certain that it would be found
that at least two.thirds OF those who voted
against this measure were republicans.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
N. B.-'rhls company has now on hand large re-
3Tye fund Read the list of prizes for tho .
I. L 4 L

ltVOl fIlEehi Sll2,lUO
Whole Tickets, Sc, Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, sl5O. 55 Tickets, 500.
Remit by PGatollce Money. order, Registered Let.
ter Bank DTall or Express.
10 irsur0 against mistakes or delays. corresponds
entB VIII please write their names and places Of rest
dence plainly, giving number OF POslU1iics box
street, and Town, County and state,
All communications CONNECTED win the Dlsttibu-
tOn and orders for Tickets should bs addressed TO II.
NJ. BOAHDMAN, COurcr-JOurnal Building, Louis
vile. ~, or 3Ol and 800 Broadway, New York. and
j. w, CLARK, 1922 Pennsylvania avenue and 1903
New York avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

THE Hon. CHARLES II, ADAMS and JoHN
NJ. BAILEY Of the sixteenth New York
district have both been
elected to congress when running at differ
ent dates. Now both, under a split, where
one republican has hard task to be elected,
are running as candidates of republican fac
tions, aud the chance is that both viii be
defeated and lose the district to the repub-
National Republican., 1880-09-14

in the world and one of the wealthcst. One
portion defends Gassette; the other Is disgust
ed with him. 1t is probable that other causes
are equally potent. Expensive tastes and
politics, We thiuk, will be found to be provo.
cative of this separation.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

SENATOR CoNKLING, IN his lettor TO the
Rochester meeting the other day, said that
General HANCOCK was an honorable man,
land therefore would not try to defraud
the party, whose nomination he has ac-
"cepted, of the result implied by success"
We fear that there is little malice in the
observation-uot directed toward HAM
COCK, either.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

lican cause. This is simply fatuous folly.
Have the republicans of that district lost
both their sense and their polical integrity ?
II certainly looks so.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

A HANCOCK Veteran Legion came TO
a sudden death on Wednesday in oswcgo
N. Y. Immediately upon the nomination
Of HANCOCK it was started, and secured the,
names of several republicans, among them
Major w. j. HITCHCOCK, who was elected
president Since then the fire has grad
ually been burning out, and on Wednesday
last the organization summariIy dissolved,
when the president announced his intention
of voting for GARFIELD. A GARFIELD flag
now floats from the headquarters.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

GOLD continues to pour into New York
from Europe Nearly a million of dollars
worth came on Saturday.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

WE are sorry to see that United States
Marshal RAMsDELL has declined the re-
publican nomination for congress in the
third district of Virginia.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

COLONEL GEORGE II. DAVIS of the sec
ond Illinois congressional district has been
renominated and will be reelected to con-
press.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

His has been most graf Tying to himsolfa and
TO many OF The numerous patients who have been
under his care the majority Of whom have been from
the best class, SENATORS, REPRESENTATIVES,
CHIEFS or DEPARTMENTs ste Without lay
ing any empirical claims to iniabllity ha has hes
iulncy in asserting that he IL willing that his profess
sonal record shall be compared with It's percentage
with that OF any specialist or physician this city
elsewhere. HIS success was great that he has re-
solved TO make thscity by SPECIAL REQUEST his
PERMANENT RESIDENCE. Among TfSrJhO
MAILS OF successful treatment already published no
would name thoe Of otSENAT0R VOORHEES,, SEN
o II: pAXIDGE Esq, r.. SoMERYILLE, Esq,
ENANh HEiElti Esgi, nesiHS numerous others
eili1ens can BE- examined Y his OFFICES, Gl0 NINE
TEENTH STREET n. w, aud he Wishes IL dis
tnotly understood that no NAME as REFERENCE
Ia given or letter Of testimonial ever Published
which has not Oeen placed VOLUNTARILY at his
disposal for that purpose
National Republican., 1880-09-14

Hon. THAD. c. POUND of the eighth Wis
consin district has been renominated by
acclamation. This is another wise step
that the republican party has taken.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
MINOR TOPICS.
I'AUsTUs.

THE new tobacco crop viii be the smallest
for many years In Virginia. Worms and heavy
rains at a critical time arc among the causes,
ONE years voting for school boards seems
to satisfy even the average Massachusetts
woman. Eight hundred registered last year
in Boston for this purpose, but only ten have
come forward in 1880 as applicants for registry,
ONE after another Of the ordinances operat.
ing especially against tho Chin csc aud their
peculiar industries has been declared void in
the courts of California. The last to meet this
fate is the one prohibiting laundries in wooden
buildings,
THE monopoly which has so long existed in
the coal.oi producing and shipping trade
promises soon to be broken Tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company finds that the spe-
cal privileges granted to the Standard Oil
company are proving injurious rathor than
profitable to the advan cement Of this great in
dustry The oil refining business will, If this
report is true, be again open to the profitable
investment of capital
The Chicago Communicates Of the Knights
Tempar have been quarrelng among them
selves ever since the cOnclaye. The result is
a split Of the Apollo, the largest commandery
National Republican., 1880-09-14

r15S@"1IIROw PHYsIC TO THE DOGS; I'LL
49, NONE OF lr" \ common.sense cure for
errors of youth, seminal weakness, eruplons the
face, &c, by one who has made IL study. Pamphlet
containing ful ins rucons for 2i cents; no other
costs. Address LOCK BOX GJi, Washington, ID. O.
National Republican., 1880-09-14

THE new tobacco crop viii be the smallest
for many years in Virginia. Worms and heavy
rains at critical time arc among the causes
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-15
An Insane Cry.

rbo.o uoror-t..., i...,,, ,.,,.~, i,,.o,,o ,,.
ralscd thah that OF tue opposition ABOUT
Hancock becoming amere tool OF the South
if he be elected President IL is so libelou.
or obo,ao,.. ~ a,,i,o,., lii no,
80
II 'no I''u''a' '''N VI ''Ne Ut 'ue s"Iu'er
were anything more than hypocrisy, no
spe tker or paper would dare raise such a
ore 1r,ber, l. , mar, in A,,,,i,, ,,boso l;c
""'' "',''W' ''o N""'"''c' '""' "'' I
substantial fruits "l the war Will he jealous
ly guarded, that man is General Hancock.
If thero i a man in the couutrv vim do.
80. ,t,, ....ci,.,.,.. .c a.. ...,. +. .r
''' W. ''' =" "'o fe't'' y" a."
matters pertaining To the tlgh : ni 'h' hdtr
al soldiers that man is Hancock. None but
took or hnaycS would even iusinualr that he
would d. Il single act 'u lr,srn the aid ~
wcaNn the benefit given hy the gov.
erumcut to its pensioners. No former sol
dtcr can think Of him for a moment without
seeing in him st hulwark of protection And
If there is man in the broad lard whose
election would pr, mise to iulh all tie
needs Of the county that man Is llauc'Ck,
His military character aud rec lrd abs slutely
guarantee even handed justice t. the south,
without yielding one jot or little to the orig
inal spirit Of secpssi N; and under his al
ministration the already tevlvlng prosperity
of that section would be accelerated, and
the whole country would be greatly b neft-
ted. As civilian he wou Il take foremost