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JURCIELEWICZ'S
TI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE |
This medicine mover falls to give ALMOST
INSTANT RELIEF, and In most cases Eff
FECTB A PERMANENT CURE


INSTANT RELIEF. and Ia most cases EF-
FECTB A PERMANENT CURE
JURGIELEWICZ'S
ANTl-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE
has been In tho market for. the last twenty
years and has now established 2 reputation
thousands Of testimonials which | could fur
nisb, only select the following:
e2 snasfTfnsf sG N a29h
virtues as stated in his advertisement. and
therefore most cheerfuly recommend the same
S.s ddsSS P bstf 'aT sasyd %e f,m
or %DGh %stpe g. LoErER. proprietor Loeper's
Park.
4. KIMMFh, 4e2 Carondelet street. .5=
Morean's L"nisiana and Texas Raiiroad. ''''
9; Z; ST GYK, 2o7 Rou,bon street; 49,
. JOHN Bois. 1sa Damn street.
Qapt, BOYD ROBINSON. 40 Rampart street.
%; DAN'L 4. WILSON. general agent Louis
Gol. HAMIi aRAsTY, Atlanta, Ga.
JOHN $50 MAGAZINE street.
J. H. KREBS. Scranton. Miss.
must call the attention Of the public to be
sure and get the genuine article. My medicine
Ia put no with GREEN WRAPPER. and am
the sole propretor. Any medicltfe pretended
to DO mine. put up with different wrapper
and claimed to be the property OF somebody
slse. liz counterfeit
w. l.. JURGIELEWICZ,
SOLE PROPRIETOR.
Corner ThalIa and magazine streets,
NEW ORLEANS
For sale by all leading druggists Price q so
par bottle ia2nThsnTH ind WV
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ia2o I'm Superintendent.
4Sn ,non$s$ 5$s i G4srnn,
ONLY LINE WITH ND b 81, DAILY PAS.
HENHHR TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. November .. 1870, trains
vii! arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street
M follows:
No. rs ss.y.; No. nx aass..
daily 7:so am, :, daily; .7:4o a m.
daily lay. ". 20 H. m. daily - " .e $50 DIM
Tickets may DO obtained and Sleeping Gai
Rertha secured In advance on application at the
oe f setHeF Camp and Common streets oDpo
,, + u T EYfspF T S'sRRsEsRe sen'
{ lnEAF JAUKsON ROUTE.
sHsCAGo. st. LOUIS AND NEW ON.
LEANS RAILROAD.
Trains will leave and arrive ut tho Oalliepe
Street Depot. on and after January H. 1885, ns
leave Arrive.
E1p. No. l, 80 D. m. EXP. No. 2. . no q. m,
Nos S and run daily, Nos and daily. *
Saturday accommodation for Mooomb DIT,
rf hR5haaAAsr 70 rf!ARs skrpfs!
g2LuMgUs. O., AND AZ qH CHG A, WITHOUT
GHAS v 10; 70 NEW YoRk and EAsFkhi
Improved Sleeping and Reclining CHAIR cars
to VteksbnrR daily. without change.
Tickets for sale. barths secured and infoYmR.
lion given Mt A0. N Camp street. corner Of
Common.
ID. HHELDON. Ticket Agent.
CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADU.
NEW ORLEANS SPANISH FORT AND
LAKE RAILROAD.

On and after February 1. 1880. trains will
leave the Depot. corner Of Canal and Basin
streets. at $50. 8, II. Ia. 1, 2. 8. 4 andb.
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Need's Gilt Edge Tonia cures dvanepsia.
Ladies' invited Hills auction. Watches. dia.
monds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
JUDICIAL PRIMARY MEETINGS,
CHARLEsTowN DISTRICT

On motion, JAS. LAW. HO0FF was
GEO. W. HAINEs Secretaries.
Motion by Capt. George Baylor, that the
meeting proceed to ballot for ten delegates
to represent this District in Judicial Con vsn>
ton to meet at Martinsburg on Tuesday 1 4.h
ct September, and that tsllsrs be appointed
to receive tho ballots.
Mr.. David Howell then withdrew Mr.
Trapnell's name from this meeting.
% motion, the following delegation, rep,
resenting VIM. L. Wilson, were then unan,
imoualy elected
W. H. Travers, John Marshall, John II .
Coyle. G. w. Trussell, John r. Colstou,
William Phillips, Nat. Conrad, Thomas W.
Davis, George Baylor, Julius c. Holmes.
JAS. LAW. HOOFF, Ch'mn.
JAS. N. GALLAHER, Sec'y.
The following delegates were chosen, so
far az we learn, at the Primaries in other
precincts
WItshre's.-John Marshall, John Elem
ing.
-niddlepoy.-P. S. Hinton, s. D. Engle
George W. Shirley.
Potomac.-A. s. cambridge, E. j. Lee,
A. @. Morgan, j. L. Richard.
he0rneysotHe.-Georgs ID. johnson, Isaac
Il. Stridsr. j. c. Bitnsr
Shepherd.-H. G. Entler, D. S Rsntch,
". ]. Knott, Les Fl. Moler,
Dg6iel@s--C. L. Barnhart, J. NJ. Dan
iels. Robert Craighill.
Kubletown.-Logan Osburn. Sr, Jonas
WaIraven, Charles Laagdon and Charlie. j
Berry.
Summit Roint.-Col. R. W. Baylor and
Mai r v. Shirley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
D l e ID

Eear BsrryvilIe. on Thursday evening last
Mr.. FRANK w. HALEY, of tLis place. aged
about &c years.
At ber fathers rssidense near Arden, Berke-
ley county. August 2sth. 1850, ABNEY. daug h.
ter of Mr.. James GLADDEN., aged year and II
months.
fever, Mr. j. McQUILKIN WILLIAMSON, in
the S1st wear eff his age, son of Mr.. Jacob aud
ShePherdstowB.
IL Berkeley county. August goth, 1850. JULIA
Ann, daughter OF Wns. Tabler, aged So years
instant Mr.. MARIN aged 81
years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
THE DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE,

The committees on Barbecue met on Fri.
day last and fixed upon Thur.d.y, Ssp.sm-
Der Esd, as the time, and Flowing Spring,
ncsr Chsrlastswn, as the place, for holding
the proposed grssd old fashioned Democrat,
10 Barbecue. The committeeman will pro
coed to active work, and hold an adjourned
meeting at tho Court II eu.e in CharIesto.p
on FRIDAY next, at 10 O'Clock, A. u uh.a
1t is hoped all the members from tbs various
precincts viii be present. lat meantime
it is expected that they viii go e.rnes,ly to
work securing subscriptions OF money and
provisions, aud be able to report progress in
this respect at said meeting. The Central
COMMITTEES viii invite prominent speaker,
from various actions. aud make such other
sTTanE"menN AZ my be necessary III the in.
tsrTaL The railroads wiz issue round trim
tickets at reduced rates, aEd our neighbors
OF the adjoining counties and States are cor
dlaHy iuv!ted to attend snd make it a reg
uiar political 6sM day for the Lower VaNsy
a grand Democratic meeting was held at
Parkersburs on Saturday week, at which
addresses we're delivered BY Hons. Geo. Fl.
PsndIetoa and Geo. l.. Converse, of Ohio,
aRd WIN. l. Wilson, of this place. Spsakisg
prosPectirsIy of the last named, the Wheel
ing Register said:
And Hon VIM. L. Wilson. the polished
orator mho earvss with g keer>edgsd blade.
candidate for Elsc,or at Large on the Dsmo
cratic presidential ticket in West Virginia,
was to add tho wealth OF his gepu. to thu
grand occasion"
From the Registers concluding motto. We
quote:
''In the evening there was torch light
procession, which attracted great attention ::
which was followed by speschss from Hoa,
Geo. IL. Converse and Hon. VIM L. Wilson.
Both these gentlemen are able and enter
tanning speakers, aud such was thu inspira-
ton of tie occasion that both fairly outdoae
themselves. The vast audisnos remained
without showing any signs of impa,ienco
until noarly midnight, and all expressed
themselves as being delighted"
W. G. Lockard, of Altoona, Pa, brake
man on the S. v R R., had one of his
feet cut of, whilst coupling cars ut Berry.
vile, yesterday morning
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

Ihe democratic National Executive Cons
mittes has become fully aroused to the i'm
portanee of making strong aggressive fight
in Ohio, aud from all appearances there is a
good show of carrying even that State for
Hsnceck in November next. Chairman Bar
mum. as special New York dispatch to the
Philadelphia Times says, went to Ohio and
Indiana month ago aad laid the grounds
tor tho most complete organization of both
States, and he will open the most aggressive
campaign there about thirty days before the
October election. The preliminary work Las
been most effectively but quistly done, snd
Instead of concentrating OF Indiana, he will
compel the Republicans to make desperate
aud costly struggle to save Ohio. Hs is
fully satisfied that Ohio is doubtful State
with Garfield, and will startls the Republi.
can leaders by his bold and hopeful efforts
to carry it. He now feels certain of both
the Cincinnati districts, and as Cincinnati
has carried the State in every close contest
since 1875, he regards it as fairly debatable.
and he will throw his best speakers and his
hitherto welI-husbanded means equally into
Ohio and Indiana for athirty>day fight. The
loss OF, Ohio to Garfield in October, or
nominal Republican majority then for the
State ticket. would in his judgment carry
New York, Peansylvnnia, New Jersey,
Connecticut, New Hampshire, Wisconsin,
California, Nevada aud Oregon without
costly campaigns and by large majorities.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
Il A & RE D /.

In Winchester, on Tuesday, September 18th.
1880, in the Presb TteriaR Church on Kent street.
Mr.. CHARLES HERBERT HEUSTIS. of the
editorial stat of the Philadelphia Tunes and
Miss SIBTLCLARA. daug bter of Captain Man
chester Eldfidce. of Winchester.
On the Bridge at Harper's Ferry. on the 26th
of August. 1850. by Rev. ]. A. MeFaden. GEO.
THOS. FGRNEY 10 Miss SARAH ELIZABETH
YOUNG. both of Winchester, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
BOARDING AND LODGING.

2 EADY- MADE CLoTRING.-A full stock of
IL Ready Made Clothing has been added to nv
line of gooda, and bargains will be offered. Gail
early. J. SHIRLEY SMITH
June g. 1850
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

A THOUGH keep Grocery Store, it does q OF
"a in sny way interfere with my Tin and stove
trade. ssE share of the public patronage
Respectfully. JOSEPH II. EAsTERDAY
August %, 1850,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALS for Building Addition to the
i Wuits Sebooi-House at Ripon.- viii b. re-.
furnish Specifications " IA
Byorder of the Board of osburn District.
September I. 1sso-st. ster.1arv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
For Vice President,
Hon. VIM. IT. English,
For Congress.
HON. JOHN BLAIR HoGE,
of Berkley County.
Democratic State Ticket.

For Governor.
JACOB B. JACKSON,
-.s->- of Wood County
For Auditor.
JOSEPH S. MILLER,
of Cabell County.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
of Ohio County.
For Attorney General,
C. c. WATTS,
of Kauawha County.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
THOMAS c. GREEN.
of Jefferson County
For State Superintendent of FREQ Schools,
B. L. BUTCHER,
of Randolph County.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va,

Regular Session hegins Oct. LIST, and continues
nine months. Intermediate Examiua ,ions o. the
e ehe ntaIy Branches At the Close OF first seeajon
Final Examination on the Practical Branches at
the end ofsscond session. Eighteen month"; Col.
4cglate lnstructioa. Daily examtu tioHs and re-
citations Only four lectures a day. Ample op-
PoEtunities fsr Clinical Study and practical Apat.
o,ny. Fees for tho Nino Months Course Sl25 =
For amour Mt OF particulars, address
). b. HkcCAW w, M D.. Dean, Richmoad, Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
COAL CoALII

COAL COAL
nRbEEs for Aathraeite and Bituninous Coal
" filled At lowest market LriceE .nd ne ~
specially solicit ordsrb which sha II have prouct
attention: HORACE BRALL CO.
I AFLIS & RAND Powder. for sale Al 49,
- tActurer's 2r:cesto the tride. by
sept HORACE BEALL CO
GUS Shot, Caps, Powder Flarks. Shot Pouchs.
Sept. HORACE BEALLACo.
TIE Biektosd x Huffman s'FarEnsrs Favorit."
II Double Force- Feed Grain . d re rtilizsr Mil
Tor sats 6y HORACE BEALL Co
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iM EN- Sc SUCCESS 10000 i'll 80 days!
Aore agents wanted TO Evii tho utiic;ai Life OF
dG3EN. ANCoCT<

including the Life or the Hon W BIEI EN-.
GL'SH: Tbis work IS endorsed by Gen Ha
cock and the party lssdsrs, is low. priced, i'm
nenselJ popular, and selling like Hot Cakes
Tho harEeet tisae is Sc ptem Der and October Out
III soc. Act quick and coin money. For tho best
terms and full particulars, address HUBBARD
BROS. Atlanta. Ca seotI1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,

Constitutional Amendment, Article s.
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
Constitutional Amendment. Sec Is, Art.
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
For the State Senate,
CT. BUTLER,
of Jefferson County.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

HRGANS.-14 Stops, Sub BAes. DC. Coupler.
- Hox Celeste nd VOx Hu;nana. Sent on trial
warranted, only &65. Pianos SI25 up. GAIA
loguo Free. Addrers DANIEL +. BEATTY,
oePtI4.4w. EsAhiz gton. n J.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

JeIlerson County, to, wit
At Rules held i" The Clerks Office ofMs
Circuit C0"rty Jc9s'Son Connty, Septem>
Der G'h 1850
GEO. W. AIEINSON, Matthew da,ratt. and
Lydia 4. h9s WIFE. f'iaInt.hs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

Hon. VIM. r. English has signi6sa thu.
Indiana is safe for the Democracy and need.
no further aid from the National Executive
yommt'ee; Shereas the Republicans are
much disheartened
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

L would q leo ca !! the attention NJ Oh. f..,-.
to ha trial test de hy VIA. F V7eirick. Of the
HEm OF "cIr!ck 81 Weller. who bought and
sowod twenty different + hnsE hE,Cr On hlF fam
equal rom Der o pounds per acre. rid a commit
Lec OF NePsrs " NJ. NJ ere, JcFe Harris, Robert
Chow and G.. W. Y Ecarslsy to decide which sas
the beat wheat a. nd their dPrisiun wns that tho
fhosphHts sold him wes decidedly the bert; not
only In the straw ,bu: the heads ere distnctly
larger and better, and will refer parties to any
OF the above gentlemen. am the agent of the
Farm Frs Bone and Fc7'ti-
L1@1R9 Company.
of Philndephi who say thu abo 20 Comn.,-;,
az il puFPortsto he. FARMERS COMPANY
The stock is owned alnIost excIusiveiy by Farm:
control six me nIberS Of thr Beard Of Directors
beIE g thsnselveS practical farmcrs Tho latter
have cnSaEad in this enterp5isc AID accented
tho responsibility of i;s Insna cement to apaurs
tncnf"iFes End the COMMUNITY nEsinet fra nd in
the n2nufS6ture Of lite manures. I'd shat thew
shall be put upon tho ma rk-t a. as low rriccs IA
-,ho cost OF their manufacture and snle will ias-
The constant aim and effort OF the msn.Kers
mas been TO produce Fertilizer that all could
rely upon with "a much certainty =, b.r,r.,dg
msnurr. and hatt.r ourscives that in orr
HIGH GRADE NITRO md TIIGHGRADEs SUPER
pHCSPHATES, we hsvo fully reached our aim
their use upon all the various croos of the farm
and garden during the Last seven ve.rs having
AiIn""t uniformly sivan the highest sa,isfactisn
can with confidence offcr a'so he
SUPgR-PuOSPHA OF LIME
which produced such wonderful efF,cts y, ~,
W,eirick's farm in the late trial with Twentv
other kinds. The I
COLUMBIA SUPER-PEOSPHA
for )" heat, 10 the Highest sis in the ns,ket
ana has never faile; to give sAi;afaction would
e"uuoa :ar iar"ers 10 be careful and get The Bsst
Asicie in the market. as Cheap Phosphates ev-.
IdehtJ shert"s-h tire cr"ps fully a third the Las
harvest producing only two rows of grain. in.
stead of three rows. 90 is With veil mntur.d
whoet will be glad to show my Pho.ohates TO
Tho farmers. ard will deliver :heIn anywhere or
our Railroads. would calf particula. attant;on
to nay Circulars, which will m all to III, farrnr.
August 3 1sSB-3m
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WANTED AGENTS!
Foe the !sstest selling book of the age:
THE HOUSEHOLD AND

e SaI-ins1's cycIOpEDt fia-
This bsingthe only a Agricultural CycIo-
ptcuia published We CAUTION agents
ag"iast other works purporting TO eE..bts CO Tho
ssne ohjscte. Evsry Farmer will purchase this
book. fublished in Eng !ish and German. Ad
dress, ANCHOR PUBLISHING. CO, St I,1;s
Mo. September il l6SO-l1n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

The following Democratic Senatorial Elk
scutlve Committee was appointed at Berke
ley Springs on Tuesday last:
Berkeley county Philip Showers B T
Brady, Decatur Hedges.
jefferson county-Col. R. Preston Chew
NJ. W. Burr. W. J. Knott.
Morgan county-Jos. S. Duckwnl, A. R
Unger, Matthias Ambrose.
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TIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

September =. 1850 to. s'A OF county cou
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14

~ Clerk of tho ClrsnI. Cos
Whit & Tra?nrII. o. q.
S:ptenher ], lssO-.4l. spirit fee aa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-14
LEGAL FIcE S.

NOTICE is hereby given that Polls viii be
IN opened at the different places of voting in
tnls county, en- the
, 1880-11-26

coin, IN conjunction with Tho other prIyntc
Secretary of Mr. Lincoln, Mr.. John Il. Nico-
lay, Marshal Of the United States Supreme
Court. 1t will take six months OF a year
moro to finish the hook.
GEN. Miller,
who Is talked Of either rs Chief Of tho Sg.
nal Service or ~ likely to succccctt
ucn. Ord or the Rio Grantlc, mar
rte1 tho oldest daughter Of Judge
Sllern'aif, nf Cleve9end, q. Mrs. Miles and
TIC new wffo Of Senator Don Cameron are
sisters. both are nfcccs Of Secretary Sher~
man. Mrs. Miles, when very young, was
adopted by Secretary Sherman, and consId.
ers ]'er house his ll0nr.
Judge Tourgee IL sat1 to want a COOL
bureau position In Washington under the
next Administration, and ttocs not desire to
20 away, aa has been reported.
Persons who ought to know sny tllat Pres
1dent llnycs has sayetl NJ least thrcc-tunrters
Ut Its salary during bis term Of Office, and
Will take away with Him to Fremont
NOT LESS THAN St50,0O1.
Washington socEety-pcople arc not so
mich disturbed rs they were Mt the thought
tf1nt tic Bertll,ardt will not visit Washing
ton. since they learn that some Of tho seats
arc vacant Mt Representations In New York,
anl Tint she has been taboocd by socfcty.
The BoatfnE and Army & Navy Clubs are
making extensive arrangements for a gay
Scas0n.
Count 1.ppc. the new Secretary nf tho
AAstro-1lungarian Legation, IL n bachelor,
anu Is said to be social ncqulsltion.
RACQUET,
the new dance, which greatly resembles tho
ca'-can, IL announced az tho probable fas,-
toi'altc dance Of the season here. Possibly
the clergytnen who hnye bcer 50 active In
ngItntsng tho liquor question tnay find some
thing to think about III this new society ca,,.
can.
Gen. Grant and wife will be here, as tho
guests of Gen. Dcale, for nbout ten, days
from Dec. o. ticn. Bea1n WIS formerly Min
lister to Austria under Grant, anil Is MI oil
classnlatc Of tho General. t,eale is very
rich, having lnsltlG n larEu fortune In Ca1s.
forhia III succn'atlons anti shecp-rnisng, n1pt
now OWNS one Of tho most extensive ranches
on the Pacific Cnast4 besides llle farm III
Maryland, n'ltl another one tit Pennsylvania.
lie lives here III tho old Decatur home, IN
which Decatur, after his memorable duel,
dfetl.
SENATOR 1lLA1SE
and family expect to arrive hero this week,
and Blnsne's friends sny ti,ut lie will ASSERT
himself. and give soma nf the Grant-Cnnk-
ling people tn understand TINT llr II not 10 he
left out Of NIL calculations In rnnklng up the
slate for the next Administration.
The nainc of David Il. Welles Is not re.
Inc1nbcred here with special reverence III the
Internal Revenue Bureau, with which lie
WIS connected under Andrew J0hnson's At-
1n!ntstrasan. Sonte of the old clerks here
say that, nt tho tf,nc Dnylt a. Wcllcs wns
fhnr3 ot, hta NJ la.
, 1880-11-26
Gbe Gt'fbW1(&*;
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 70. 1880.

T'nE Controller Of tho Currency In Ills atl-
nual rclMrt ttca!s Mt considerable length will,
tho sstbject Of NAtio'ml.bank taxation. lilo
admits tho right of tho Stntcs 10 tax the
shares Of banks organized under State laws,
hnt holds tint they have 10 right to Impose
higher Tux Oh NatEonnl-bank shares tltn,l
OH n'y other money capital in tho hands of
individuals. lie recommends Congress- to
pass law fixing tic maximum rate Of taxn-
tton which tfo Statcs Gun Impose on these
shares. Tic Controller repeats Ills pro-
vions recommendation flat tho Nh
tional Inv imposing lax oil the
capital and deposits Of tho bnnks alstl pro.
Wiling fur tho uso Of tho two-cent check
stamp 10 repealed. lie says that tho tux on
spirits, tobacco, md beer, together with tic
customs revenue, would bc quite sufficient
to meet all tic expenses Of tho Government,
AMI TO rcdltce tho public debt Mt tho rnte Of
hundreds Of millions Of dollars every yenr.
Tho nmount Of revenue derived from bank
taxation now Is about s:',h90,000 annually,
which Is a nero bagatclle rs compared with
tho country's revenue. The abolition Of tho
match tax antl tho tax on patent medicines Is
also recommended.
, 1880-11-26

TIE London papers OF yesterday report
several agrarlan olltrnges IN Ireland, among
them being attempts to sl.uot Capt. John
Mitchell, farmer of Roscomrnon, mil n
Protestant Clergyman OF Tlppernry. Some
sixty persons are being prosecuted nt Vest
port. Mayo, for resisting eviction, aud III
ccndlary speeches continue to be delivered
With frequency which troubles the soul of
JOHN Bill. Tho Daily Ncios, Ministerial
organ, AMI the Manchester Guardian say
that tho Cabinet will probably decide TO
call n sllort session Of Parliament before
Christmas to eilnct coerciyo Legislation
for ireland. Tlie latter journal snys
that A1r. Forster is now tho loud
cst In bis demand for cocrctyo
measures. Earl Spencer, who was once
Viceroy of ireland, John bright, md Mr..
Chamberlain are still strongly opposed to m
early session of Parliament and to coercion.
Inoy say that II rcprcsslyo measures are In
trotluced Into Parliament remedial ones
should be introduced at the samo time, md
tlloy counsel n meeting Of. parliament ii.
January for tho double purpose.
, 1880-11-26

TnE lion. W. a. Hates, Secretary OF the
Republican Campaign Committee of Atclli-
gatl, delayed Ills Thanksgiving dinner long
enough yesterday to tell TRIBUNE repre-
suntatIvo What lie thought about Michigan,
politics, and 10 predict the election by tho
Legislature Of Senator Baldwin to succeed
himself. Ills reasons for thinking so nro
Senator Da!tlwin's popularity, his excellent
record MS senator aud us Chairman ot tho
Republican Campaign Committee OF his
Statc, ami his general ability and SUCCESS.
Sonaaor Baldwin will have Congressman
Congor and Coy. I.agley rs competltots.
, 1880-11-26

Special DisPdteh to Tbs Chicago 1ftbKne.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Nov. GA curious
lit Of statistical Information Is furnished by
tho report OF Assistant rost1nastcr~tseneral
brady. 1t appears tl,nt Il comparison OF the
Statcs which chose Garfield Electors will.
tloso wl,icl, went for Hancock discloses tho
fact TINT In tho former tho expenses for
postal service wns moro than paid for by tho
receipts, tho rxcess bclng over s., ,00o, 900,
whilo III tho latter there Is n deficiency of
S.',5o0, ,00o. In other word tho Garfield States
pays 81 .H OIL tho lolIar, whifa the 1lnncock
Statcs fall far below. par. OF tho Iiancock
States Now Jersey. and Dc1awaFo'only pay
for their postal service. Of the Garfield
States, Iowa, Oregon, Yormont, Ohio, In
titana, Minnesota, knusas, Nebraska. and
Colorado fai1 to pay tor theirs. New York
pays surplus of S1,so0, 900 Into tho Treas
ury, md Massachusetts S75o 900. Arkansas,
California, And Texas carry ut tho palm for
thcr relative deficiencies, the sllllR being
s50o,ooo 100000, and s7oo, 900 respectively.