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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-11
IouIsyIIle Market

Lou1sv1LIE, April 10-Flour: dull
and unchanged. Wnean, ani a." o.. 20
ll5 Corr" Sa3, q"is, ps.vv 81 siftss'' So L.Td. i
ILL., pIime steam. To- Bulk meat',
Vie, Vie shoulders, 4,4bc; ribs, es :; sid.s,
~ as, Bacon, aniIt: shoulders. 4tci
ri ribs u 71c: sides. 7s7aoi suaar.cnrvd
hams, 9slO4c. Whisky, steady, $a,Ve'
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maHHErs ny TELEGRAPn.
Now York Money szsrhes.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Money $l.05
LOG Exchange, $4S4} Governments,
strong and higher; 6's, $l.0Ss; 43's,
$l.09; 4s, $l07t. States, dull.
Futures. sHa9
New YoRK, April lo.-Cotton-
net receipts, "a bales; Futures closed
steady; sales, 1919, 900 bales. April,
l2.O5sl2.07; MAY, IL 11al2 10; June
1927; July, IL 81; August, l245sl2.4 49,
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THE democrats don't want debate
on the troops-st-the-polls bill. This
is the most natural desire imaginable.
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BARTON.

September, 12.15a12 II; Oc'ober II 5oa
IL IS; November, 1l.2OAll.2z; Decem.
ber, ll.l9All.2l.
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weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, April 10, 1880.

'+ KNOXVILLE, April 10, 1880.
TIme.... Yam. 10 8212p,m 282
Baromt'r 8O.O7 29.97 29r70 28.77
Tnerm'r. 40 81. 66. 66,5
Wet Bib / 86. As 495 40 s
Maximum Thermometer, 670; Min.
mum, $50; Rainfall, 600. ~ ag
INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
Ohio valley, colder, clear or partly
cloudy weather, north W ssterly winds,
and higher barometer.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-10
THE WALKING MATCH

The stormy weather Last night prevented a
large attendance at the Pavilion, still very
many braved the blast to see the women
limp and struggle about the track. Won Berg
shows the least fatigue of any-so little that
it is scarcely noticeable. Tourtilott is badly
used up, and is under physicians advice
now. As consequence Won Berg stock has
gone up among spectators ON the outcome of
the match, which terminates at 10 o'clock to-
morrow night, when considerable excitement
will probably be manifest. The mems one
hour walk did not come off last night, one of
the men being unwell Tonight Mack
and Blake will make a heel-and- toe
one hour walk. This evening, also,
two women. "The Unknown" of Sacra-
mento, and ''The Unknown" of San Fran
cisco, will make five-mile run. This after
noon there will be matinee for ladies. The
Infantry band has been supplanted by the
Capital City Club orchestra, which plays
from P. NJ. until midnight. The selections
last evening were spirited and well executed,
and enlivened the walkers (most of them
needed enlivening) The record made thus
far by Tourtilott, Won Berg, Wiley, Lee and
Fitzgerald is recognized as exceedingly good,
and that of the two first named, it is said, will
rate as the best ever made, provided the two
women can go the remaining hours as they
have the past, which is very doubtful. The
score from 10 A. NJ. yesterday to l A. NJ to-
day is as follows:
FIFTH DAYS RECORD.
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THE WEATHER AND THE IRAINs.-Ye ester
day was ushered in with gale, accompanied
by beating rain, which continued all day to
the discomfort of all persons compelled to
face its fury. No damage, however, resulted
in this city. In the evening the
wind ceased and the rain discontin-
ued about s P. NJ. For while
again overloaded. Along the California
and Oregon route at midnight it was cloudy
and a strong wind prevailed. Along the
Central Pacific Railroad the storm has ragged
increasingly for several days. Last night the
wind and snow were still blowing at all points
near the Summit. At the Summit the ba-
rometer was at % 50-the lowest ever known
there-and the thermometer at Truckee,
Cisco and Summit was at 2S' Emigrant
Gap, 29'; Blue Canyon, so. Between
Cisco and Emigrant Gap, a distance of
eight miles, more than 1000 feet of
snow-sheds have been ruined by the
plows, each propelled by four engines, were
covered up by slides between Shady Run and
Emigrant Gap-but one escaped last night
The one between Shady Run and Blue Can
yon was buried to depth of from ten to
fifteen feet and will not easily be extricated.
The overland passenger train which left here
at 2:40 P. NJ. yesterday, reached Alta. where
it is now resting. The Reno and Virginia
City train which departed from here at $50
P. NJ, only went as far as Col
fax. Of course the overland due at
6:55 this morning will not arrive
on time, and perhaps not to-day. A special
train for San Francisco, however, will be
made up here and depart about $50 this
morning, to connect with the train from Ari-
iona at Port Costa at II A. NJ, and arrive at
San Francisco at 1886 P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL. steamer Governor
Dana, from the upper Sacramento, with pro-
duce; schooner Sacramento, Captain Blain,
from San Francisco, with lumber for w. F.
Frazer steamer Relief Captain Leale, from
San Francisco, with barge load of lumber for
Friend & Terry Lumber Company. Sailed
yesterday, steamer Relief, with barge loaded
with hay at Sutterville.
RAISFALL.-The rainfall of Thursday and
Friday, to P NJ, according to Mr. Gerrish's
gauge, amounted to a total of 1004 inches,
making total of L 253 inches for the month,
and z .23S inches for the season. Last season,
to date, 1.779 inches had fallen. In 1873, to
date, 8 SOS inches had fallen, and in 1877, to
date, 3 $50 inches.
BIRTHDAY PARTY-A large number of lit
tie folks assembled at the residence of J. F.
Clark, on Fourth street, Wednesday evening,
and had gay party in honor of the eleventh
anniversary of the birthday of his little
daughter Fife.
iSBoND F1LED-J o. Kane, Justice of the
Peace for Dry Creek township, yesterday
fled his bond in the sum of 81, 500, with Z.
A. Riley and R. A Mills as sureties
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GIVES ME REST AND A GOOD APPETITE

MANSFIELD (0.), December IA, 1873.
Mr.. H. r. STEvENs-De3rSr: l have been afflicted
with Rheumatism tor twenty years heard great
deal about VEGETINE, and was recommended by II
physician of this city to take the VEGETINE. was
that could not walk. Also had terrible swelling
in the leg, and | was cured by the VEGETINE.
Before taking VEGETlNE | was restless, and could
not sleep. Since taking it, it has given rest and
good appetite. l highly recommend it for
what it has done for me-
MISS E. A. VANTILBURG,
Short street
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CANKER IN THE STOMACH.

No. Is DANA PLACE, BosToN HIGHLANDS,
May Is, 1875.
FRIENn GRosE In reply to your inquiry as to tn ];
merits of the VEGETlNE, which, from your repre-
sentation / was induced to use in my family, will
simply state that for years my daughter has been
badly afflicted with Canler in the Stomach, render
ing her life merely an existence. | could find no
remedy that would meet her case until at your sug
gestion tried the VEGETINE. This, to my great
surprise, has proved efficacous, and may say re-
markably so, she is in the enjoyment OF rude
health. If my testimonial is of any value to the
proprietor, l cheerfully and conscientously
recommend it in cases of this kind, as have given
it a thorough trial. l remain yours truly,
GEORGE r. WILLIAMS.
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STATEMENT OF COUNTY TREASURER.

D. E. Callahan, County Treasurer, makes
the following statement of receipts and dis
bursements during the month of December,
1879:
Balance on hand December l, ls79...... s4S,27s 90
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.

Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of L, Rev. H a. Rice pastor,
will preach Sabbath morning at 1045, and evening
at T. Strangers cordially invited
Kingsley H. E. Church,
Eleventh street. between H and Rev ]. E.
Wickes pastor. Preaching to morrow at 10:45 A. NJ.
and 7:3e p NJ. Sunday school at 12:4o P. NJ. Praise
service at 6:30P. NJ
Congregational Church.
Rev W. C. Pond, of San Francisco, will preach
to morrow morning at 10:45. The anniversary of
the Congregational Chinese Mission will be observed
to morrow evening at o'clock.
United Brethren Church,
Corner Fourteenth ard K streets. Quarterly and
protracted meetings, service commencing Saturday
at P NJ and P. NJ; Sabbath at 1045 A. NJ, preach
ing and communion service preaching at Z P NJ;
also every evening of the week. Rev. d. Shuck,
Presiding Elder, will conduct the services. All
cordially invited. Free seats
Sixth Street M. E Church,
On Sixth, between X and L streets-Rev Robert
Bentley pastor. Services at 10:45 4. and P NJ.
Subject for evening" "The Oldest Constitution,
given at Sinai" Strangers are always welcome.
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DYSPEPSIA, C0sTIVENEss AND PILES

No. 4341 WEST FIFTH STREET,
CINCINNATI, o. !
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS, Boston have been troubled
with Dyspepsia, Costveness and Piles for a number
of years, and have useu your NEGETINE and
now perfectly WELL and take great pleasure in
mendng it to the afflicted. You can refer any
dealers of this city to me if you wish. | am dear
sir, yours respectfully, WILLIAM GRoSSMITH,
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 9th-1 P. n. :
FLoUR-We quote the various brands as fol-
lows: Best City Extras are jobbing at 50 62l
Bakers Extra So S74@6 123; Superfne, "a rs
"A so; interior Extra, S. 62t@6; interior
5uperfne, s494 Is; Oregon Extra, S5@5 81!
choice do, IS 5o@6 Oregon Superfine, 50 Is
"a; walla walla Extra, s. 6246t6 @ Dbl. Pur-
chasers of round lots obtain concessions on the
above rates.
wHEA1-very slight symptoms of vitality were
discernibe in the market to-day. The news from
Europe Is considered by some as not very encourag-
ing while others fail to any reason for despond-
ency. Meanwhile, tonnage is increasing and stocks
from first hands are gradually declining Under
these circumstances the market might reasonably
be expected to exhibit some life and good tone,
but its present is rather hayward. Sales to-
day on Change of 900 cts good Stockton shipping,
81 974; 200 do good milling, 81 97} 500 do No. 2,
81 92i 200 do Maccaroni, 81 121 For lot of 5000
ctls very choice White Australian milling 81 05 was
refused. We quote No. at s2d2 o5 /; No. 2, 81 92a
al 974 o ctl.
BARLEY-Sales of 100 SKIS light brewing, for ex-
port, delivered alongside, S5c; $50 do good coast
feed, 75c 400 do dark coast feed, zoe Brewing is
quotable at S21@97ac; feed. 65d75c for coast and
774dS0c 2 ctl for bay Chevaller, 81 60q1 70 for
choice bay and Sl@l 20 for coast.
OATs-The only reported sale to-day was 100 SKIS
choice Humboldt, 81 35. We quote Humboldt at
81 l561 ST; coast, sl6Sf Is: Oregon and Wash.
mston Territory, 81 20g1 ST; Surprise, 81 4O9
l 60 = ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from IS to
Sl2 z ton.
DAIRY PRopUcrs-The current rates appear to be
incentive to buyers, for though the daily receipts
rather on the increase the various stores show
no accumulation of stock. We quote Good to
choice, 2532sc inferior ordinary, l7d22lc, inside
rate for mixed lots from country California
frkin, is a2lc picked roll, 22923c. Cheese is
plenty at 14Gl5c for California, while Eastern is
quoted at from 16dlSc.
Wool Quotations are nominal, as follows: Hum
boldt free, 32@S3c slightly bury and seedy, 2ie1
24c; very bury and seedy, lst92oc; San Joaquin
and southern, 15@iSc for bury and seedy and 1SSd
2lc for free; Oregon Lambs 3l932c q ID.
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SACRAMENTO SAVINGS BANK
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECT
N ors, held JANUARY 6, 1850, dividend was
declared on all deposits at the rate OF six ger cent
per annum, for the semi-ann term ending
DECEMBER 81, 1879, and payable on and after
JANUARY 10, 1880.
ia10-6t ED R. HAMILTON, Cashier
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, January g. BY P. H Coggins, Justice
of the Peace, NJ. C. Jackson to Mary Quinn.
Santa Barbara, December 51-R. G.. Stanforth to
Mrs L. B. Bellows.
Grass Vale January 4-Wil'iam Alonzo Truckee
Bennett to Carrie Amelia Wales.
Fort Jones, December 24-Lyman o. Coates to
Nora Carson.
Mountain View, Santa Clara county, January A.
John Barry to Sarah ]. West.
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Total. 67o, 349 y6
State of California, city OF Sacramento-C. H.
Swift and Ed. R. Hamilton, being each separately
sworn for himself, says that said c. H. Swift is
President, and said Ed. r. Hamilton is Cashier
of the Sacramento Bank the corporation above
mentioned, end that the foregoing statement is true
to the best of their knowledge and belief.
c. II. SWIFT, President.
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me JANUARY
s. 1880.
[sE.LI w. B. c. KELLER Notary Public
ja10-1t Sacramento county Cal
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BRIEF REFERENCE.

The fees received by the Sheriff in Deem
Der aggregated 1913 "a.
The fees received by the County Clerk in
December amounted to 1924 Is.
The only arrest made by the police yester-
day was Z. Fairchild, for failing to build a
sidewalk.
The river at II o'clock last night had risen
to IA feet IL inches, Use of inches since 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Sacramento Savings Bank has declared
dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per an
nun for the past halfyear.
Deputy Sheriff Walter Ferral came up
from San Francisco with Chinawoman
whose examination for petit larceny will oc-
cur in Justice Gilmers Court to-day.
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DIED..

Coldstream, January g. William H. Hackett
native of California, 26 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Santa Barbara, December 24-Archibald Rice, 60
years.
Willow Creek, Sskiyou county, December 2S-Mrs
Alice kuck, 80 years. months and "a days.
Jamlson, Plumas county, December 3l-Thomas
Wash, "a years.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICE.

4 NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holcers of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company of California will be held TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY TO- 1889, at the office on Second street,
between ] and H. Sacramento, commencing at s
O'Clock P. NJ. JEROME c. CARROLL, Secretary.
ja10-lmis
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DON'T You FORGET Irrational long leg
rubber boots only 81 per pair. Also, a large
stock of rubber and oil clothing, at factory
prices, at the l X l. store, Sacramento.
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BORN.

BORN.
Stockton, January 6-Wife OF Charles Offer, twin
sons.
Mayfeld, January s-wife of D L. Sloan, daugh-
ter.
Calaveras Valley, January 5-wife of D. Wells,
son.
Yreka, December Sl-wife of James Carlisle,
daughter.
Yreka, January 1-wife of W. J. Wallis, son.
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Business Advertisements.
Placerville Road-New time.
Rooms, corner J and Third streets.
W. R. Strong & Co.-Fruits and produce.
Sacramento Bank Dividend notice.
Sacramento Savings Bank Dividend.
Vegetine.
Blacksmith shop at Rocklin.
Naturalization as housekeeper
Wanted Situation by young man.
For rent-Brick building.
Sacramento Bank-C Condition.
Sacramento Savings Bank-Condition.
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J. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all trst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within a Shield
DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS are
delighted with them.
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MISSEAPoLIs, December II, 1873.
II. r. STEVENS Boston, Everybody goes for
VEGETINE. 1t sells like hot cakes
CR0SSMAN & PLUMMER, Druggists,
Corner Nieolet avenue and Second street
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FIRST CLASS BOARD at Lansing's Interna.
tional Hotel, So per week; fine front rooms,
in suits or single, by the day, week or month,
from S. to S25.
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VEGETINE.
Six Bottles Every Spring.
SICK HEADACHE.

MISNEAPoIIs, December 10, 1878.
H. K. STEVENS, Boston-Dear Sr l hal been
troubled with Sick Headache often week
for twenty years up to March, 1872, when thought
would try VEGEriNE. Itook six bottles and have
been troubled but very little since. | have recon-
mended VEGETINE to others with the same good
results. | take half dozen bottles every spring
which keeps me all right through the year By so
doing it cleanses my blood and fortifes my system
against disease for the year. Yours very respect
fully, S. J. SHERMAN,
Dispensing Druggist, No. 424 Nicolet avenue.
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MARvELs OF SPIRITUALIsM.-The wonder
full healing, writing and test medium, A. Bar
ton Hill, is stopping at International Hotel.
Sittings reduced to 81; healing, 81.
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Eg These rooms centrally located -
have been repainted and papered be s;;;!
connected with large dining room street Ns.M.h
floor of building, and desirable FOR anyone wish
ing to permanently locate such business in first
class locality.
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ApvERTlsEMENr nErr1on.

Lecture at Pioneer Hall
Undine Boat Club party.
Walking Match-FIfth day
Pacific Observation-Disclosures meeting Tuesday
Mrs. A. Barton HILL
A. o. T. W. tonight
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

New YORK, January 9th.
BREApsTuFFs Flour is steady and Wheat is
quiet, latter 81 45(Gl So.
wooL-Steady.
BARLEY-Steady. with firmer demand for Cana
dian.
GROCERIES Rio Cofees are unchanged stocks are
not offered freely; refined Sugars active, shade
hi cher Teas are quiet, but firmly held
PHILADELPHIA, January 9th.
In Wool there is more inquiry and prices are firm
though unchanged. The supply is light.
CHICAGO, January 9th.
wHEAr-s1 30s for January.
BAcoS-S6 81 for short rib sides.
PsRK-sl3 so for February
LARD-s7 IS for February.
LTyERrooL, January 9th.
wHEAr-Calfornia, los sd@11s I'd for average,
and lis 5d@lls 10d for club. Spot lots are tirmer
floating cArgoes are very dull not much business
in carEoes for shipment; French country markets
easier.
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

SWORN STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
y and amount of Assets and Liabilities of the
Sacramento Savings Bank, a rporation doing
business at the corner of and Fifth streets in the
city of Sacramento, State of California, DECEMBER
81, 1879.
ASSETS.
Loans on mortgage, deeds of trust,
real estate. 81 ,216,os 10
Loans on warehouse receipts and chattel
mortgage. .................... 467O 90
Real estate. Observation-Disclosures. 6,426 06
Cash on hand and with correspondents
in San Francisco and New York.. 451, 1ss II
o.o 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

@ MUSIC BY CHURCH 81 JONES. IA
ja10-1t GB. CT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-18
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

TtarDer's Ferry, August IS, Hon. George " Dur
gIss md Hon. John A. Hutchinson i.
@artInibuTg, August 10, Cen: n. G % S S5 John
Salem, Harrison county, August ~ hOH "VNA a
Hutchinson and lion. u. +. Pugh. ~ c,,.,I,. and
Ws4tSn' August 20, lion. George u stur8S anu
Hon, John A. Hutchinson. -. a, q :, -, Gan
HsE,Oq tl lea HSS e Joba 4. HStShiascn
csn ~ GoI. IT, and Hon. John A. Hutchinson.
Beverly, August %, ?. N lion Lion " MS,Sns
Eeilnvtou, Barbour county, AuguAt y, ISy \: ~.
Hon 1ieorEu q, StuTgIsS and Hon. A. III. tounaS!ohs
tirantSyIlie, Calhoun county, August % CApt' b.
DOVener. .,,,., 81 t;en. N. Cjol
Jr, and Hon. John A. Hutchinson; ,., az Gan
Nav MafIlnsyllle, WetEel county August 20 ueh
n. Col, il and Hon. John A.hltchilS9 9 s,o,v,-, I,
woottord q New York and Hon. George z: s!lrgis'
tiSrtsSlIrr, August 80, 2 p. M, Gen. Stewart
WoOdIOrI, and Hon. George e staiS n.o s,sw,rt l.
Martlnsburg, september !, = p. IN, uen' SVe"N'
MSrsantoTn. septeulber /, Gen. n. God, Jr :,
KInSwoOI, Preston county sept. O. hon. Geo. U
gturpiSG and A. W. Campbell.
Faimont, september II, Gen. \: GOni Jr.
tirRlton, September ~. Gen. n: Gont ".
GraIton. AuVust 10, Hon. W. 7. Wiley. -,
Braxton c. L., August II, Captain a. A' Founu
' Webster c. H., September Q, Captain A. NJ Pound
'G Petersburg September 9. Con. NJ GOa and Capt
John ". CTacalt. IT,, A C,nr.
Petersburg, September q, Hon. John A. camp
hell aud Hon. ". Z. Stevenson. -,
Volcano, September y, a. nlght, hon' '"uu a
Campbell and Hon, ". E. Stevenson: =, II,
Harrisvilie, September %, John A. Campbell W.
l., stevenson and Captain T. Y, Cole. ..,.ox,
PennIbOrOugh, september %, night, %ne Spe1Nef'
WeSt Union, September %, same speakers
ClarksburH, October !, Iaue speakers
" estOn, October 2, same speakers
Bridgeport, October I, same speakers. n 7,
Salem, October 5, John A. CampOeil anu "
Push.
Statewide, October 7, same speakers.
MIddebouine, October s, sane speakers:
New NlAItlnsyillV, October o. 1alns speakers.
WheelIpE, October II, lion. John A, Campbell
MannIngiun, August 9th, q. W, AtklnSen' ,
FaIrin0nt, sept. 7th, A. W. Campbell anu Cap''
~ INranran
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-18

COLONEL Bon INaERsoLL has been talk
ing about the financial question in con-
nection with politics. He says: "There
is still another peril, and that is repudla'
ion-the question whether or not We
shall pay our debts. You may say that
now that specie payment is assured that
is no great peril. But it is. Let US have
one or two years OF bad crops and see how
quick you will have the demagogues at
the front calling for Reputation. AS long
as there is greenback in circulation 1t is
a certificate that the Democratic party
ought never to be entrusted with power,
The Democracy made them necessary
and that party told you the debt they re-
presented would never be paid. Just SO
long as the Demoratic wolf stands howl.
ing at the door, just SO long is there dan
ger of population If that party gets in
uower.n
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VIRGINIA..



WARRINGTON, D. O., August l5.-Repre.
sentative Jorgensen, Of Virginia, who is
here, brings very enthusiastic news as to
Republican prospects in that State. Mr..
Jorgensen is 80 confident, indeed, that be
predicts that Garfield will secure the Elec.
toral vote Of Virginia. Mr.. Jorgensen's
confidence, moreover, is not to be ascribed
fully to the zeal of the Republican party,
inasmuch as leading Democratic paper,
in its issue of last Friday, is of the very
same opinion. The Standard, OF Ablng-
don, Va, a Democratic paper published in
a Congressional district that has about l2,-
900 DsmOCratiCmajOrity an acknowledged