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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

EaAtns < Wallace anL !
EulAa h. WLlACe IN Ch,nesyv
kut Y. wLlIs ct al.
D. T;i-o Ii, decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
HaiiE, Wet SirHniI, euIerrl on the ID day Of May,
IN "a The ilpTs named Csc, the underSigned con-
ESdJsel aLm-l Ia .AL decree will IN
TUESDAY,, JUNE is 1880.
FHninE At 10 . lo.k a. ni at the front door Of the
Cat aOass Of aid county, sell the following de-
Eri Fsll s'I1e, Ltuale in CAldWTlls addition 70
h'dI u Wheeling, in the aid county, that "a TO
~
De si,t ball o. lots numbered eight 10, nine
~ leu lO, In square numbered niueteen 10y be-
ne an. iFOPerty on which the AAid 3. X. Wal
IN saS rrsies
LLsu alu srsd zen 10y. eleven nv, twelve ti2l
tFAsa ,li 'oar -a M, ditssu u.s. AHt iixteen
basque aulbsfed tEsnty-iOur I2i), beiAg va.
~ "a
y aaaberei aTe ~, 10 squire eighteen (isl.
taeEiuh hall Of lot numbered tEelVe (l2) and
~ sosat l0tA NUMBERED thirteen (lSl, fourteen
" aHe'n u.s. and sixteen (l6l In Square e!ghIeen
v = The pm e;ty On which Henry WAllIeS re-
~ n 'hs tue Of hi, ds'th.
Ne pAfcsli apotr numbered two t2l and four ~
W "A b ufefri ava EhOls or 10 such Subdivisions
" ~ aiy ,eetn 10 aii commissioners AdV1nLA-
~ y bidder may desire, aud will Be sold 10
"a pHeii ~ viii 10 the epinlsn Of aid commits
L..Sn " most al analogous to the parties inter-
IItSi o1SALE-One-thlrd Of the purchase mone'
p ,lSa lifarf sum the purrh ISer may elect, In
nsa NE 'eaidas Ia Iso equal iu'tLlIneuts, payable
aS ,eli n one aud tEO years from the day Of
ttha iatsie ri from that day, purchasers 10 give
~. ~ wa Psr'sns security 10 be approved BY said
aAi'bsf', and In the case Of improved pr party,
~. pW pp'iCies oi insurance properly Assigned, 10
~ ~ iaoant' AEid conmIs l1neH ma equlre, the
~ -- Inr ,di property to bd retained until pay.
nj laL Of such purchase mOuey.
DANIEL PECK,
wN. P, HUBBARD,
aI4 SpSriN Commissioners
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

IuAvE derived much benefit from using
Fellows Hypophosphites in chronic con-
stipation. JoHN B. MOORE,
Forest City, Montana.
Sold by Logan, List & Co. NwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

Appetite, rire,hug sleep, ihe acquisition Of ae'h
and color, are blsssugs attendant upon the repalH
i've processes vhirh this priceless inTiEorant speedily
Initistss and carries to successful conclusion. d.
rs,tou /, restored and suIteninee Afforded To each
Iis-,u. aiming organ by the Bltsrs which sinoasn-
dvssvsn 10 the feminine palate, vegetable In COM
position, and thoroughly safe.
For sale BY ali Druggists and Dealers generally.
l..n-N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09
LNOR SALE LOW.
FOR SALE
Wood Working Machinery.

The Wheeling Furniture Company tasrs for sale
theIr entire machinery, consisting OF Two Tuning
Aihes JiE ScroII saw, Slckirg tlAber, DA' ies Cr-
GUAR Paner JoIuder, Fan, Ebgine, Boiler, shafting,
BeliIng, Two CrUss Cut saws Two kip Saws, Re-saW,
PIoE Saw, Tennent Machine, Double spindle FritGer,
Elevator, B. alins Apparatus, &c.
For further particular and where the machinery
can be seen 10 operation call at the WHEELING
FURNITURE coMPANY's FACTORY, Chapliue
seset, near Twentieth. Jus
GNOUNDRI AND MACHINE SHOP
H PROPERTY FOR SALE OR R-ST-A good
opportunity for pacueal WOrkm. Ct limited eAViAl.
PArtI,s desiring 70 form 4 erparin.nh RUiil ind
this IN advantageous opening. 10 the chsapDS-s Of the
p operty and the llD raj terms 4 payment. 1he
works are located the river bank, snd on the lpe
Of the P, ". Ky. B. X, formerly owned and
operated By the hGs"L Phillips, having q god
Thnfsgs 90 the river and convenient to the IaIlrsd.
There l. 4 large foundry building and blacks ith
shop, 4 two Stlry brick maehln e bop building, In
which ia steam engine and boiler several eKee,Ent
lln,s Of SbatIpE Ant puliies, numb-' Of wood aud
Iron laIhes Of different siEs', one larEeE cd PGner
dtIlling add other machines vices &c. &C, SC The
VII 10 will be sold cheap. In view Of the large piece
II gould on which the Wo Is erected, the Oca-
ton Is vel adapted for other brAnc ma uacture.
For further information, per onally or b lEtter,
Ipply to ALEXANDER BONE,
Gensr1l Business Agent, i3Is Market rect, Cr1n-
Els'a BlOck. over CIy Rank. lnI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine Departments Of study; textbook turniShed
at cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teachers; ex'
penses for one year from eI75 to $500; non-see.
ariAn, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
TENDER I'd, 1879.
,.SFor catalogues and other Information apply
70 the President, !. n. Thompson. AorE1ntoEr
w., vs. snt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

mhI2-HwV4w
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAM
L1VERPUOL--S0TlCE-T steamers Of this Line
take Lieut. Aaurys Lane Routes At ali seAIons Of the
year.
cIrT OF BxRLIN, Saturday, June IL, at 500 AZ.
ClTY oP MOHTREAL, ThufIdAy, June ", 1880 ?. n.
CTrY or CHESTKE, Thursday, July !, al 1880 P.h.
CTrY OF BRussRLs, Thursday, July s. ats Pm.
From Pier No. 81, North River, 70 VI Charlton 81
Cabin PkNsage $50 and 500. Return hekan on
favorable terms. 6TEERAGE, SIS.
Saloons, state rooms smoking and bath rooms
amIdShipt. JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
Nos. 81 and s. Broadway, MY,
IND VIII Afng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09
SATURDAY, JULY TO- 1880,

AIlhDAlt JULI ~ lbogt
6.z,otl1t At 10 click ~, proceed 10 sell 1t the
~ t.or i the Court House Of ohio county, West
iEssI 10 the highest aud best bidder, the follow
s,tr.rbE,i pt0pSIty, that Is 10 say: co much oil
u Igab-frl : rIy.t40 90 10 Michael prlhAtn's
Ittsu 10 The city Of \ hreling, 10 Ohio county,
~ Yrrhii, Is Is included within the following
hspl,fr. rit BrEinniig II pint At the south
moo sufasf Of CenIre and sixth sIeets (noE Fit.
S-I,a Lai IIcub nrrris; thence 10 4 sguthefiy d.
srSe iots tie StsIrfn side oil Sixth Tor JAeob
rru sUuv.6Te u.s. le~t; thence In vest
n, lr,iJu Al ~ lue al right angle With the last
lspasl ins, IUentJ.tEO aud halt (225<) feet 70
Ihai. ta,bcr la northsrly direction along a line
Hlls to the aid western side oil siI III Tor Jacob
rsFI -VrnIy.svs t75l let 10 Centre Tor jacob
rlsl; hence 10 an ,rBsIeTly direction along the
BEssra boundary OF centre LOT Fifteenth streeL
nal, 4Io All EIa'i ego irtt on Centre for ! IL
sssiS frrcij from the place Of beginning, fronting
r,SlJ-ES aud I.hAlf irsI, and running back 10 4
BS,sdJ d!fsrtOu, Of even width, seVenty-hVe (IS)
~
funOT SALE-One-third Of the purchase money,
n " zach more - he purchaser may elect 10 pay
b t4,s; The rsidue In two equal installmsntA
i IstiIs and riShisrn months, With Interest from
hJ Z ole, purchaser giving note, secured BY Deed
irsIL lof d,irfre'i payments.
he tils t,ih taid property Is believed 10 be per-
r. bgl ,sibE n Trustee shall convey only such
I'd IaIrd 10 NE by ID Deed Trust
ALEXANDER BONE, 1rustee.
q n HILLRS, Agc,luneeF. Jus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

Tgr,TgE'S SALE Of EAST WHEEL
SG PsOPEEIf ., ,,d.h, Amt. T,v.
:! Hr.,I Osrt TIyior, = ID Robert layer, nsr
ts,; IN a, sij, aud Fecoritd 10 tnF ONCE
> ~ - h. COuity C1ud Of Ohio County,
Z y y Sp 10 DEED Of Trust Book, No, 5, page
= an. 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09
SOM ETHINC
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means OF Sc
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti.
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, RednesS,
ROughness, Eruptions, Vul'
gar Flushings, etc., etc. SO
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
4 No lady has the right to
present a disfgured face In
society when the Magnolia
Balm Is sold by all druggists
for 20 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

.,toyE clock, a. NJ, pIoeeed 70 seh -
sssssal. - IA. court house Of Ohio eou MY
), rsI i'ai ., 'l a hest and best bidder, thu
- lg,. sSi i propiy, that Z 70 ny; a , pr
8 + g. e. - 4 4 s sS::fi ns% fSS
, W ~ - -ogta Rhesllug, described - iol-
~, "a .s,s.a! Al Poiat n the gs.ttLn In,
s9; . I'D tlRR"G ;1; i's s sss
sassi % laiI? I,esu feet tEO Inches, 70
s.Is I ia. h, 70! 40. , STG'd 5h Sy :aS
- 80 3, In, thIty ave iset two Inches to
liz = .5. p Of u: RGIss sse,
- W ere, ,Ss eddie 10 tWO sIuII lnstAumennl
~ ~ ~ non De- With interest from day Of
so y .,,,r griuE uoIss secured By deed Of uus1'
= ~ X. ,4I property Is believed TO be per-
J. y .I,.a1p trustee, shall convey oni! 'aen
y - 80 10 lis BT Izid def Of trust,
s'Sl GILLIAN r. hUBBARD, Trustee:
. q uiffEH Al ttbneer. NY -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

nRrSTEE'S S4LEOF EAST WHEEL
| Isu PRpPEsTY. ,,
y,,,,s ,9l NafsIrsI Hanson, bis Eifs, 10 the un-
s.,ssi tfasisr, dated Apil Il, 1850, and recorded
~ I,fE. otoe Of the County Court Of Ohio
al, Wet virdniI, In Deed Of Trust BOOK No. II,
~ I1alll 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

pLANK BOOKS-The DAILY ISrIlII.
u Eenesf Bsot B.btsry doe better work a u
Stndi than EuJo@os n We, VIRGINIA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

NEW YoRk. June s.-MoSEY-Sa4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper las per cent sterl.
ing exchange bankers bulls firm at 81 s61ii
demand 81 S9h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

EuA u v All4cu 81 Al
D. rEii- Of Ii, decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
sat-! Wet SintniI, entered on the ID day Of May,
IN IA The IipTs named e1se, the anderSlgned COM
E1aJasn aIu-l Ia AID decree will IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09
..,,s1EEs' SALES.

-rr,s SALE OF SOUTH
ne 81 80 : : RROPERrY, ,,I. Sy Dillon ].
s-,a. g ~ his vile TO tbs aaaSIJ "a IN IN
.sEG - ssl,,F -. 1871 iad $500 ~, ~
~ iiiei So,,V ~ t;Ounly Court o. Ohl' SSA
ryIsIi o5es % ia ped d Trust bo'A' ava
SSs''' ..I.1rcRDAY JUNE ., i''0 :, 81, =, III.
-.se.ssi It 10 80, ~ hol,e o. O1lo eo.nII msh
iSF u ne 81 All bcst bidder 6ne Io,ipa ',
q . ~ -, that Is to ~ flt " ~ ~ ~
w ..sdvei F'D,,." souafe numbered ons "
- 90 ,Iitlon to south m9eenns,
"a RiT9i ~, TIri Of the city Of Mhcs !ns
he III. :, iaIIoEI viz. brsinninE ~ ~ 'I a.
Ls,,A lrsf'y-. = I'D ut numbered ole
49, SfH ~ running Themes win ths
- 'ssatsfri a.. JlsiInea Of twenty-five
ST. tss 4 Esil ~ '.,iSst Ilns pIEAlIel Sltn The
80 ,t,srs 10 ~ thr etStsrn liue Of shid
~ ii o. d 'All ~ direction With The east
,sis.s y ID Isruty ave leet 70 ine SoI ~.
= ~ AZ I'D lot, thence In A"rAlsn' inv
~ y. Z seitnai'I, .-,AI,I al the purchase
s,sPS,S -ALS -One-tpII ~ -, ma, sIrci
1875 a nIrh mors ., zoe MI u, In,taIimsniI
: ~ . 80 no. ,h,, EiIh Interest Ntom ~
si5iNg.w. dur. notes sscuiSa " wv
.1S ls',,.s ii property T. believed 70 Oe Pc
Ts,ditpL.,,, rustic, / shall convey oui! 'ueu
y, ~ Slst IN ne BIZ aid leeI o. usst,
sltBs Gillian r HUBBARD A' %sos
iIER Aarlioueef. L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-09

GersTEE'S SALE Vr o00 Il
NHELLISsII- 40 d tTu,I nIds By Dillon J; NC;
y rrs' s,J,st biz vile To the undGrisnsl
cssiE 10 SnS.aosf ISIS, and recorded In Inc
-, lI''d is a he County Court ii Ohio eo1n;
- ! ~ S',,,,i u ped BOOK, 30. o. page 49,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
The Electoral Count.

Can any Democrat in Congress give a
reasonable excuse why the resolution to
de6ue the method of counting the electoral
vote for President has not passed ? The
Democrats have majority in both Houses
and are justly responsible for this casus
omsssas, which amounts almost to crimi-
nality. The programme Of the Republi-
cans Ia TO insist that the President Of the
Senate, acting ia ministerial and judicial
capacity, alone has the right to count the
votes and declare the result. Any renew
ed trouble about the electoral count, in the
present temper Of the people on that sub
ject, would be fraught with extreme peril
to the peace Of the country. No tamper-
ing with the Presidency win again b. toll
Grated. The greater the necessity, there
fore, that all possibility of such thing
should have been prevented by law. As
It Is. the question was deferred till neal
the close Of the session, and after much
Republican fllibustering, was finally pul
offon Monday Of last week til the next ses
sion, and made the order Of the day for thu
first Monday in December next
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
The Cattle Scales.


The State Cattle Scales have not been
leased and there is no probability that they
will be, since the weighing of cattle at the
said scales is no longer compulsory, But
cattle viii have to be weighed, neverthe-
less, and somebody must perform that ser
vice and be paid for the same, aud the
owners Of cattle sent TO market must pay
for it when their cattle are TO be weighed
Now the question recurs--is il better to
have tho weighing done by an irTesponsi-
Bile person, or by sworn officer Of the
State The law, as it stands, was passed
to crafty the Governors ideas Of retrench.
ment aud economy; but the only effect it
viii have will be to divert for the term
some sixty or hundred thousand dollars
FROM the State Treasury, while the people
gain nothing thereby. A more absurd
policy could not well be imagined, as em-
anating from an Intelligent and states
manlike source. After November next
not one cent will be received by the State
from the Cattle Scales, but the State
Weigher will have to be paid his salary,
although he will have no service to per-
form. Had the compulsory feature of the
law not been repealed, it is supposed that
under tho new management $4,000 per
annum would have accrued to the State
benefit, aud thus have helped to lit the
burden Of taxation from the land.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26

Ninth. The resolution of Samuel J. Tlden
not again to be candidate ios the exalted
place TO which he was elected by majority
OF his countrymen, and from which be was
excluded by the leaders Of the Republican
PARTY, is received BY the Democrats OF the
United States with sensibiliiy, aud they de-
clare their confidence ia his wisdom, patriot
ism and integrity mistaken by the assaults OF
a common enemy, aud they further assure
him that he is followed into the retirement he
has chosen for himself by the sympathy aud
respect Of his fellow citizens, who regard nun
as one who, by eleyaiing the standards OF
public morality and adjoining and purifying
the public service, merits the lasting graft
tude Of his country and his party.
Tenth. Free ships and living chance ior
American commerce on the seas and on the
land. No discrimination in favor Of trans
portaiion lines, corporations or monopolies.
Eleventh. Amendment OF the Burlingame
treaty. Nomore eseimmigration, except
for travel, education and foreign commerce,
and therein carefully guarded.
Twelfth. Public money aud public credit Tor
public purposes solely and public land for act
ual settlers,
Thirteenth. The Democratic party is the
friend of labor and tho laboring man, aad
pledges itself to protect him alike against the
cormorants and the commune.
Fourteenth. We congratulate the country
upon the honesty and thrift of Democratic
Congress which has reduced the public ex'
peudiiures $40, 600, 900 year; upon the con-
iinuation Of prosperity at home and the ma
tional honor abroad, and above all upon the
promise Of such change in the administration
of the government as shall insure us genuine
and lasting reform in every department of
the public service.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
Notes and Comments,

The country seems to have gone wild over
the nomination Of Hancock aud English.
Hancock has received congratulations by tel
egraph from Samuel J. Tilden, Senator Wal
lace, of Pennsylvania, Senator Whyte, OF
Maryland, Gen. Joseph +. Johnston, of Vir.
gina, Senator Randolph, Of New Jersey,
Senator Thurman, II. b. Payne, Thomas +.
Bayard, and many other prominent military
men and civilians north and south. Ratihca
ton meetings were held Thursday night in
nearly oil the large towns and cities, and al
Annapolis salute of 100 guns we're fired.
This Stats Zeifmy, New York Sun, New
York Journal Of Commerce, and New York
World, warmly commend the ticket. The
Democratic press is enthusiastic, whilst the
Republican press are forced to concede the
ticket is a strong one.
A dispatch to the Baltimore imeTicda, from
Washington, says:
The ticket nominated at Cincinnati is re.
garded by men Of all parties here to be as
strong as any the Democracy could have put
in the field. The Democrats are very jubi-
liant and enthusiastic. They have been firing
guns all the afternoon, and to night are hold
ing ratification meeting at their principal
headquarters,
War Department officials speak as a unit
of Gen. Hancock great ability, but they do
not cOncede his election. General Sherman,
when asked by reporter 10 day what he
thought of General Hancock 5 nomination,
replied that he did not have anything to do
with politics; "but If you will sit down. he
added, "aud write the best thing that can be
put in language about General Hancock as
an officer and a gentlemen, ! will sign il
without hesitation"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
THE CORRUPT CANDIDATE.


Resolred, That we arraign aud denounce
James A. Garfield for his corrupt connection
with the Credit Mobilier, for his false denials
thereof before hisconstituents, for his periured
denials thereof before q committee Of his peers
in Congress, for fraud upon his constituents
in circulating among them a pamphlet pur.
porting to set forth the finding Of said com.
mittee and the evidence against him, VIXEN in
fact material portions thereof were omitted
aud garbled.
Resolred, That we furiherarraign and charge
him with corrupt bribery in selling his official
influence rs Chairman Of the Committee on
Appropriations for 5000 to the De Golyer
Pavement Ring to aid them in securing con
tract from the Board of Public Works Of the
District Of Columbia; selling his influence to
the said Ring in imposing upon the people of
sand District pavement which is almost
worthless at price three times its cost, as
sworn to by one of the contractors; selling his
influence to aid said Ring in securing q con.
tract, TO procure which it eorruplly spent
S97 900 "for influence selling his influence
in a matter that involved no question Of law,
upon the shallow preiext that he was acting
as lawyer; selling his influence in q manner
so palpable and clear as to be 80 found and
declared by an impartial and competent court
upon an issue solemnly tried.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
Political Notes.

The greenback congressional convention
Of the fifth Maine district has renominated
Hon. Thompson II. Murch by acclamation.
The democratic convention in the tenth
district Of Indiana Endorsed John n Skin
ner, the greenbsck nominee, for Repre-
sentative in Congress.
The democratic congressional eonyen-
ton, in the eighth Missouri district, after
three days session last week, adjourned
sine die, without making nomination.
The people viii have to form new con-
yention.
The statement now repeatedly made
that the Legislature just elected in Ore
gon will have the naming of q United
States Senator to succeed Grover is mis-
take. Senator Growers term does not ex.
pire till 1883, and new Legislature will
be elected in June, 1882.
The democrats of the third district of
Mississippi have again nominated Herman
do d. Money for Representative in Con-
gress. He is now serving his third term.
Mr.. Money is a friend of Hon. Chas. B.
Roberts, of this city, and visited him here
about year ago.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
Mr.. Tildsn's Withdrawal.

In another column We give Mr. Tilden 5
letter Withdrawing from the presidential
candidacy of the Democratic party. 1t is
an able letter, aud ranks with the best
productions Of American statesmen. He
reviews the events which led to his nomi-
nation four years ago, to his election then,
aud his course since. No letter has pro-
duced such revolution in public senti-
ment, and had il not contained with
drawal from the contest for the nomina-
ton, it is more than likely be would have
been selected by reclamation as our leader
for the campaign Of 1880,
1t is the first public declaration of Mr.,
Tilden since tho election in 1876, and
those who were disposed to censure him
for not adding to the public excitement
during the winter of 1877, by insisting
upon being inaugurated President, to
which Office he had been chosen, cannot
but justify aud admire the wisdom of his
course.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
DiagruusIsd Republicans.


The enthusiasm evineed by the Demo
Gratis Of this city on Thursday afternoon
aud night, upon the reception Of the news
Of the nomination Of Hancock aud Eng
lish, had very depressing effect upon the
Republicans. The most Of them acknowL
edged that the Democratic nominees were
able and strong, and that Hancock aud
English made a powerful ticket.
Depressed before, they almost gave way
entirely when, about 10 o'clock, q huge
Hancock and English bonfire ilIumined
the eastern part Of the city, whilst cheers
for the nominees rent the air. Hancock's
clean record and sound views, coupled
with the enthusiasm with which his nomi-
nation vas received BY oil Democrats, was
most too much for the Republicans, who
must fight upon the defensive. under a
Issder who has more gush than solid sense,
md Who stands convicted Of both bribery
md perjury