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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09
DEPAETMsNr O6DERs.

Abstract of Special Ord ers, No. 1s1. Head.
quar- ers Dspartmeat of Dakota, Dated
st. Paul, October 9Th.
Major Charles G. Bartlett, Eleventh infantry,
is relieved from duty as member of the gen.
eral court martial, instituted by special orders
No. 10S.
Second Lieutenant Frederick W. Sibley,
Second cavalry, is appointed Judge advocate
Of general court martial, instituted by para
graph !. special orders No. ll6, vice First Lien
tenant Edmund Rice, Adjutant Fifth infantry,
who is relieved.
The leave OF absence for seven DAYS, granted
Acting Assistant Surgeon Thomas 81. Pleasant,
by special orders from headquarters Fort Lin
cln. Is extended one day.
First Lieut.. O. A. Booth, Seventh infantry.
now in this city, having surrendered the uncx-
pired portion Of his leave of absence will re-
port in person to the commanding officer, Fort
Smelling, for duty, in charge of recruits and
enlisted men for the companies of the Seventh
infantry, stationed at Fort Buford, and will
condnct them to that post. On arrival at Fort
| Buford. Lieut.. Booth will then report for duty
| with his company.
| Capt. William j. Wilson, medical depart.
| ment, having reported at these headouarters
In obedience to special orlers from the head.
Quarters OF the army, will proceed to Fort
| Meade and report for duty.
board OF survey, to consist of Captain D.
ID. Wheeler, quartermaster's department, will
on Tuesday, the 18th day of October, or q.
soon thereafter as practicable examine certain
subsistence stores at yankton, and to report
upon and fix the responsibility for any damage
or deficiency found therein.
Tue commissary department will commute
rations to Trumpeter Cassius q. Garter, com
| paoy 'E, !" Seventh cavalry, Fort Meade. re
turning to his post from detached service.
/ Lauce Sergeant James e. Wilson, touo
graphical assistant, will proceed to Fort Meade
u. l.. to perform such work al the chief en-
gineer OF the department May direct. Upo,
completion of this duty, Sergeant Wilson vii
return to his station in this city. The com
nanding officer at Fort Meade will cause TO b
furnished Tor the use of Sergeant Wilson, suc
detail of men and such supplies as NAV
asked for by the chief engineer of the depart
| ment
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

1t Is to the interest of any person wishing to
Pelton, Pomeroy 4 Gross, Nos. $50 and l52
State street, Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazelton, Decker 4 Son, Ernest
Gabler, and q variety of other makes of pianos
and the Wilcox d White and Taylor and Farley
organs. Send for catalogue and prices
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

DR.. e. B. Halliday's remedies are astonish-
ing everyone, even the Oldest drug firms in st.
Paul and Minneapolis, at the vast amount that
is selling. There has been ordered through
Noyes Bros. Cutler three drsy-loads of empty
bottles from Pittsburgh since last April and
still tho cry is, Give me Halllday's Blood
Purifier; It seems to help me most.n
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Recnpita.Eatio5l

The following is the list Of delegates by wards as
chosen:
First Ward-John B. ssnborn, Conrad aotzian,
George B. Finch, Theodore Sanders, j. p. Allen, A.
L. Alness.
Second ward-P. c. Haas, M. Harrison John Hell.
land, r. Blakely, Il. Schneider
Third ward-John O. Haupt, Frank Fairchild,
George Wenz, O. N. Bell, Mr.. MoGin.
Fourth Ward-F. Drisooll, F. W Schultz, Peter
Ellsworth, Anton Yurka, ". r. sanborn, q. j. Hodg.
son, W. d. Cornish, F. Boyer, ]. Richter.
Fifth Werd-J L. Merriam, VIM. Lindeke. a.
Bsrdsn, q. Stockenstrom, Walter 7. Burr, Edward
Robert.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

The campaign text book issued by tho Ma
tlonal Democratic committee is an admirable
document. Every public speaker and every
Hancock and English club should have q copy
The Third district Democratic committee have
secured g limited supply, which they will send
free to evsry Hancock, English and Sibley club
in the district, and TO every person wishing to
take the stump. Address II. P. Hall, or W.
ID. Tileston.
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PERSONAL,

The GLOBE regrets to learn that Judge J. A.
Chandler has suffered relapse and Is again
confined to his room with his old enemy. the
rheumatism.
Geo. w. Moore, Esq, returned homo yester-
day after an absence Of four months Ia the
South and East. His many friends will be
" improved
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Miscellaneous Political Netcs .

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct.s.-The Republicans
of the Second Congressional district after
twelve hours session aud on the eighth ballot,
nominated Jonathan Chase. OF Middletown.
The Democrats of the fourth ulstriot have
nominated Louis Beach for Congress.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--Thomas Finley, inspector
of elections, arrested for interfering with Su-
pervisOr of Election David W. Ives, in the
discharge Of his duties the last day of regis.
tration, was held by United States Commis.
sioner Durel in $4,000 bail, TO await the action
of the grand iury
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TRAGIC TALE.
MANIAC M0rHER SHOOTS HER
HUSBAND.

Probable Death Of Her victim-The Scene
at tho Hsssdenos-sleeping Babies, Dying
Father aud Raving Mother Shrieks OF
the Woman and Pleading Appeals Of the
Wounded Husband-Her Removal to
Jail.
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Republican POfo as Benson, Mimm
Especial Telegram to the Globe

BENSON, Mimi, Oct. s.-The Republican
tombstone, the Garfield and Arthur pole, is be.
ing erected here to-day. The delay was caused
through lack OF fuCds, whioh have been sup
piled by generous donations from Democrats
The inscription Will not be put on until Nov. 8,
but will read: I'm memory of the late Repub.
licsn party. Requiescst in pace"
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Demooratio senetorsal oonvsmt.on.

OeWoCF0tto SenUt0PS0t C0HrsNtsOA.
A Democratic Senatorial district convention
is hereby called to meet at Orookstou, ON Tues
day. Oct. 12th, 1880. In order to perfeet an
organisation each county in this Senatorial
district will be allowed three delegates.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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OVER THE OCEAN.

Indications that Foroible Coereivo Mea.
sures Against Turkey Arc Being Consid-
ered--Rumor That They Are Decided
Upon--De Lesseps Promises Beginning
Of Operations for Carrying Out tho Pam
anna Canal Scheme.
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GOOdAu0 County Democratic Ticket
Especial Telegram to the alobs.1

lSPSSASi ~ sL1O NlOUss
ZUMRRorA, MINI, Oot. 8.-Ths Democratic
county convention met here to day and nomi-
mated the following ticket: For sheriff, ". q.
Purdy, of Hsder; auditor, j. o. Straudness, of
Cherry Grove; attorney, O. NJ. Hall, Of Red
Wing. Representatives, First district, O.. B.
Miller, of Roscoe. For the remainder of the
ticket Republican nominations were endorsed.
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AIwavs Reme,nber

that you will find the best assortment of Sta.
tionery Goods tor Office and personal use, Fancy
Goods and Standard and Miscellaneous Books.
at st. 2. B. d. $500, 81 East Third street.
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Fart1auss Couaty Nominatsoas.

ISpecial Telegram to the Globe.l
BLUE EARTH C1Ty, Minn., Oct. 6-Ihe Pro.
hibidonists met here TO day aud nominated a
county ticket: Representatives, s. L. Rugg
sud @. q. Payne; auditor. ". W. White; reg
lister, F. E. Watson; clerk of court, Geo. 3.
Eng.ley; oou3ty superintendent. Il. W..
Richards; corouer,P McGuire.
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GENERAL FOREIGN

LONDON, Oct. 8.-Board Of trade returns for
the month ofSeptember, show the of. value i'm
ports in the United King
dom are f5.600,e00 in excess of the
same month last year. The value of exports
is e., ,625. 900 In excess Of the same month last
year.
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Rucklez,s Arnica salre.

The beet saive In the world fco Outs, Bruises,
Eorcn U.oers Safs Rhsam Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilbiains, Oerns aud sD
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This sslvs Il guar.
antsed 10 give perfect satisfaction in every case
o. money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Fer sale By Edward q. Biggs. ST. Paul. MINI.
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Counfy TicIesf.

Auditors. Lee Davis.
ShsTf-John Grace.
Probate Judge-Hezry OGornan.
Municipal Judge-Thomas Howard.
County Commissioners, City-John Wagner, J. =.
McIntosh.
County Commissioner. County-Daniel o'Conuer
School Superintendent--R A Hsndrickson.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

Absolute cure for Drunkenness.--Dr.
DU Unger, discoverer of the Great Cinchona
Remedy, at Palmer house, Chicago, for two
years. Write to him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09
Clay County Republican nominations.
Especial TELEGRAM TO the 6Iohe

GLYNDoS. Minn., Oct S-The Republican
forty-frst district convention was held here
to-day aud the following nominations made
Senate, Andrew McCrea;s House, 9. G. Com
stock and Ole Sampson. There is great dis
satisfaction with the result and another ticket
will be put in the held In q few days. WASH
burn and Castle made speeches at the close OF
the convention; TO one being present but dele
gates and Washburn and Castle, both seemed
detected at the outlook. cancelled their evening
engagement, and left for Sc. Paul. You can
look for good vote for Gen. Sibley in Clay
county.
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Done Yuu FORGET.

that you will save money in the purchase Of
ssour stove and in the saving Of fuel, If you
purchase the "Invincibls'' heating stove ana
the early breakfast cook stove. Woiterstorf
MoritE, agents, 126 East Seventh street..
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4nother Reporter at Hamoocl.'s Head
quarters

NEw YORK, Oct. 8.-A reporter called on
Gen. Hancock to-day in regard to the recently
published interview with Gen. GRAFT. Gen.
gsnc0ck said: II have not replied nor have
prepared reply. In fact I have not yet care
fully read what Gen. Grant has said about me-
ard which has beea given TO the public through
the medium "a the press" OF the assertion
that when the army of the Potomac was Iook-
ing for commander i'EIncook's name was
not even suggested for the place." Gen. Han
cock says: After the failure of the campaign
/ was detained at Washington one month by
Secretary Stanton, with q view of placing me
IN command of the army of the Potomac, but
did not want it and would not accept"
Gen. Hancock's aides are Capt. Wharton, Oapt.
Ward and Gen. Mitchell, who were with Han
cock at the battle of Gettysburg. These are
regarded as the military family" of Gen.
Hancock one of the members of which family
is understood to be the person who wrote q
lett.r which appeared this morning In the
Chicago Tribune. Gen. Mitchell was not ut
headquarters when the reporter called. but
Captains Wharton and Ward expressed much
indignation, ind said they did not believe any
such letter had ever been written.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

Use VIM. Clarke & Sons HELIX NEEDLES
Factory at Redditch, England. Office l67 La
SaIla street, Chicago.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

II you doubt the merits OF DAY's kidney
PAD, try one, or ask your neighbor who has
used one, and ii viii be all the evidence you
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09
Political Clubs

will find samples of torches, flags, caps. por-
traits of Hancock aud English, etc. Orders
received at GLOBE Office.
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Dodge County Democrats.
specinl Telegram to the Glohe.

ISPNSI-1
KAssoN, Minu., Oot. S.-The Democratic
comfy convention met this afternoon in Man
torville and nominated the followipg Sena-
tor, VIM. Williams; auditor. A. Alder; county
attorney, A. Lsdue; superintendent of schools,
r. 4. Moses; surveyor. A. Ccamptonj county
commissioner, Joseph Lowry.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.
For vIoe President,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH
Presidential Electors,


Presidential Electors,
At large
James J. Green, Of Le Sueur county,
John Friederioh, OF Polk county.
Fitst District-Jshn @. Wise, OF Bue Earth Co
Second District-GeorRe E. Skinner, of Rice Co,
Third Distriot-T. G.. AIealy, OF Wright 90.
For Members Of Congress.
First District-Henry r. Wells, of Fillmore 90.
Second District-Henry Poehler, of Sibley Co.
Third District-Aenr7 a. sibIey, Of Ramsey Co.
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M. b. WATERS,
FL. @. GUITRAU,
r. III. LANE.
HR PARTY AT ooNpUcroR ANDERsoN's

TIE PARTY AT CONDUCTOR ANDERSON s.
Conductor Anderson, Of the Milwaukee & ST.
Paul railroad, gave recherche little soires to
the young folks accompanying the association,
which was very enjoyable affair indeed. Mr..
Anderson and the ladies of his household &C.
oompanied the excursion TO the lake, contribut-
ing much to the enjoyment of ell on this occa-
sion. For this and their munifcent hospital
ity to the young people the GLOBE ia commits
stoned to extend the warm acknowledgements
and heartfelt thanks of all concerned, and to
assure MIR. Anderson OF the warm regard which
he and his have inspired in the hearts of those
who, but week ago, were strangers to them.
The esteem and mutual liking inspired by their
relations to one another while here will s.hoid
the FORT" and remain the fairest page in men,
ory's book long, long indeed.
This morning at 8 o'clock the visitors will
embark for their homeward journey upon the
special train generously furnished by the Chi
cago, Milwaukee d St. Paul compaRy and pro-
oeed on their homeward way, there to resume
the active duties and meet the rude realities of
life upon the rail, and the GLOBE bids them
goodbye and Godspeed with the haartiest of
good will,
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Yesterdays &t-arAnks Dufuth.
ISpecial TELEGRAM fo Tho QIohe

DuLUTH Dot S.-Cleared; propeller J. N.
Glidden, Buffalo, $4,000 bushels of wheat
schooner Minch, Buffalo. $4,000 bushels OF
wheat; sohoonor Abbiel Andrews, Buffalo. 21..
0G0 bushels of wheat. -
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THE CAMPAIGN.
lNoTHeR REPORTER JtSr FROM
GOYERNOR'S ISLAND.

With Small Budget Concerning the Lat
est Republican Liss-A Speech in Irvine
Hal by Horatio Seymour Garfield Makes
Nice, Fasherly speech to Young Men
Republican SoalawaSs Calling Them
selves Boys IN BIus" Exhibit Their Des-
peratlon at isnspOlis-Nominations
In GoOdhue, FsribauIt and Dodge Conn
ties-A Republican Pole at Benson.
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CHANGE CARS.

All Aboard for Home-Departure of the
Conductors Association-The Visit to
Minne,onks-A Right Royal Good Time
The Party at Conductor Apderson's Last
Night.
Not only the people, but the very elements oi
this vicinage have taken the visiting conduc.
tors into favor. The olerk of the weather, thai
much abused and oft belied myth was amiable
yesterday, and in his cfucible he mixed one Of
the fairest OF all the myriads of fair autumnal
days with which this portion of mans heritage
on earth has been blessed at each recurring
seasons round since first the Anglo Saxon trui
it's favored soil. This he seemed to have done
with special reference to the comfort of oul
visitors, and to intensity their enjoyment of
the excursion to Lake Minnetonka. That de-
lightful weather was feature OF
the programme for which the
conductors are not indebted to our
oitiAens, 1t not being under human control,
unless it was given in answer to the good
wishes of st. Paul, which are ferveat enough
to touch the heart Of the aforesaid weather
clerk. Well, IN the flush of the beautiful
morning, the joyous assembly, about $50 in
number, gathered at the Wacouta street depot,
"nO WSAC SooA away " tuS SuOTSS
Of Lake Minnetonka. They were passengers
for once. free from the cares and response
bilities Of q conductors duties, and they en-
joyed the unaccustomed situation to the full.
From this pnint we will let them tell their own
story as subIoined:
TIE RIDE TO THE LAKE..
Our trip to Lake Minnetonka was one of
pleasure. We made several landings on the
way, and stopped at Chspman'a TO wood up,
when q number of ladies took q pull at the
oar, and party of gentlemen went out to
troll for fish with the usual luck of amateurs.
We were also regaled with number of songs,
given by the glse club of the association. Our
thanks are due to Oapt. May of the good steamer
Hattie May, (Iamed after his accomplished
dsughter) for his kindness in answering our
many questions, and pointing out to US the
places of interest. After very delightful
sail through the lake We were landed and took
the train for Minneapolis, where dinner was
awaiting us at the Nicollet House, kept by en-
old conductor, Capt. j. T. West. We found
the tables loaded with the good things of this
world to appease the inner man, and We must
say that all things have heen handsomely done
and we wish to again thank the local commit
tee for this manifestation of their unstinted
liberality, and we, ono and all, will ever have
a warm and lasting remembrance of cur visit
to the famous cities, ST. Paul and Mnneapo-
lis.
M r WATgRc
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

81. Julien made mile at Washington yes.
terday In 2;ls4, after .sunering some dsys
from q severe cold.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-09

Keno Plug. manufactured by Musselman
d Co., Louisville, Ky. is the choicest plug to-
hacoo sold. Adam Fetscb, wholesale agent.
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M. B. WATERS,
81. O. GUITEAU,
Il. Ell. LANE,

We hereby tender to the press of 81. Panl
the following expression of our appreciation of
their kind notices of our convention:
Res0t0ed, That we as body, tender
our thanks to the press of st. Paul for the
kind and complimentary manner in which
they have treated this association, and that
our thanks are due to the very obliging and
aocomm odating reporters who have met with
us. for their complete and full report OF the
proceedings of this body.
Nj. b. WATERS
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Reed. ailtEdss ToaIo cure. dyspepsia.
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TIE COLORADO TRAGEDY,

DENVER, Oct. s.-The following was received
from Del Norte to-day: A lieutenant Of the
Fourth cavalry, passing through here to-day,
stated that at Rock Cliff report reached him
that Jackson, the man who shot the Indian a
few days ago, was found dead at the stake,
This tallies with the Indian threats and is gem
orally believed. Great excitement prevails,
aud citizens threaten vengeance.
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AL Aboard for Home-Departure of the
Conductors Association-The visIs to
Minne,onks-A Right Royal Good Time
The Party at Conductor Anderson's Last
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The Former Does not BeIieve Grant Used
the Language Asoribed TO HIM Jy Fotc-
ter-Gem stocmns q latte More Emphatic
on the Sutject.
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DEATHS.

Died. at No. l0l east Clay street. AT 3 o'clock =.
NJ, June so, 1880. Mrs. MARY WILHELM. con.
sort Of the late George Wilhelm; aged eighty-two
years.
Friends Of the family are invited 80 attend her
funeral from Clay-Street Methodist Episcopal
church THIS (Thursdlyl AFTERNOON AT 5
O'Clock.
Died. June 80. 1880. at thirty minutes past .
O'Clock, JOHNNIE EPP>. infant son Of John f.
and Jale c. flourn0y aged ten months and eleven
days.
] am safe In His bosom-His bright face 7 see;
Come. weeping parents. oh come dwell with me.
The funeral Will take place from the residence Of
his parents, No. 6O4 Twenty-secOnd street, THIS
(TGufsdayl AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock. The friends
Of the family are invited 10 attend.
Baltimore aud Washington papers please copy. .
H., son of Benjamin i. and Sarah T.. Bun, Ia the
seventeenth year or his age.
His funeral viii axe place at hal past l2 o'clock
TO-DAY nj the Pine street Baptist church. Friends
ana acquaintances ale cifuly invited to at
tend without further notice.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, Wednesday June 80, 1880 OF cholera
lnfantum, SADIE f., infant Daughter OF James and
Ella ID. Stephenson; aged seven months and seven
days.
The funeral win take place from her fathers resi-
dence. SOB Twenty-teyenth street. THIS (1hurs-
day. EVENING at o'clock. The friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died, at the residence OF her grandmother Mrs.
]. !. Shine. June 30lb. at 2 O'Clock A. 81. INEZ
LOUIS, the only child OF ~ ID. aud Mamie II.
Sroomes aged three months and twenty-one days.
feliy invited 10 attend her funeral TO DAY Thurs
10 o'clock A. NJ.
West Point Star please copy.
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pannsvlvania.

TIA Oemoers,s al Pennsylvania ought 20
think 90 nothing less than carrying that
stale for their gallant iellow.cltizen W. s.
HANCOCK. The State has for years been
kent in the Republican ranks by frauds
committed Ia the city Of Philadelphia. NO
m,tter what majority the Democrats might
ge, outside OF philadelphia, the Repub'i-
cans have always got In that city majority
large enough to ovetbalance 1t. For tnis
reason the Democrats OF Philadelphia are
.aId to be In favor OF the United States law
providing for the appointment OF Federal
deputy marshals aud supervisors 10 over
see the election OF congressman ana
presidential electors. In 1876 the ma
iority for HAYES outside OF Philade'-
phia was only 3,0i5, and In the Guy
less than $1,000. The Democrats nave oe-
termiped 10 have fair election this year,
and ought TO be able TO overcome easily a
majority Of Is, 900 In vote OF 100000. A
change Of one vote In 100, and fair cleo
,ion. will insure the State to HANCOCK. In
1875 PETER COOPER received 1851 votes
in PENNSYLVANIA. These svotes will near
iy all go to HANCOCK this year, we
guess. At any rate, majority OF
is. 900 in Pennsylvania is not more than
equal to a majority OF about 5000 in Virgil
MIA; and II the Republicans had majority
Of only 5000 to overcome in Virginia, they
would 20 TO work with zeal and hope for
their candidate. We trust that the brave
Democrats OF the old Keystone State VIII
not leave The work OF electing her gallant
son entirely 10 the other States. Let them
make grand effort, and bring Pennsylva-
mia into line also. Indeed, we feel as II
PENNSYLVANIA were as sure for HANCOCK as
"a VIRGINIA.
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An Interesting Book.

History and "reminiscences of the MOnu-
mental Church, Rich@ond, Vd.. from
1914 to 1878. BY GEORGE ID. FISHER.
Richmond: WHITTET & STEPHENSON.
1880.
Our venerable fellow-citizen GEORGE d.
FISHER, Esq, has earned the thanks rot
only of the members Of his own church
but Of all the people Of Virginia by pre-
pairing for the public the highly interesting
treat which all of its readers will find in
perusing the book whose title is given
above. We Judge that it will find rapid
sale. 1t contains besides its historical fea-
lures vast mass OF details interesting to
numerous families-such as records OF bap-
tisms, marriages, &C., &c. The price to
subscribers is only Sl.50, though how it can
be furnished at that price we do not under
stand. To others, after subscribers are sup
piled, 90.