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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
Domestic Wooden Goods.

I HAVEat my store 90 the ?od story and sens.
1 rate from my own goods al the good ie'ibr
ARCHIE McCARkELi.. IT,. deceased, ofii'fEa
make, which Offer tor the pre,cnt,t pt's;l sale
Those 10 fuH piece, and good orAes sih's nos
recent prices, and thnss ouiof ogtsr and ds1..s 81
at teduocd piioei.
GEO. VT. KEARsLFY.
Dec. 10, ia. lSsentor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
Furniture Repaired

rE'HE nnder.igned has opened Furn'iu-e E -.
I pair shop in the building GA corner of 'sr
uel aud Main streets, ChaTiestnvn-a few f.r,
East Og Court House. on ssme side. lie "a So.
pair Furniture in sub.is ntial and neat mann4f li
reasonable prices. and Withpromptitute.
Jan. 30, lS15-u I. RUST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
CLOCK, AND
JEwELRY


Atprices that I defy competition. J uii .,.,t
cheaper than any man in the State % " fi-
cinia, for the same amount OF work. ra,,..
Umbrellas, yiolins, &C., repaired.
June %, ls7i-ly. W. ". BURTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
Sn0P.

AFlNG removed ny Barber Shop 20 the
/ 4 Room formally occGpicd b. me In rear of
the City Hotel l will be glad TO see all Of
my old customers and May new caes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

ShanpOOing,
Hair Dressing.

Sc, &c, done with neatness and dispatch.
No loalng viii be allowed, drunken black
guards positively forbidden to come and occu-
~ my guests chairs. The latest papers will
be kept Tor the use of 10y customers.
April s, ls7f. JAMES ?. BRADY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
Kissing the Baby on insufficient
Information.

While C11rcl Allen was discussing nation
al finances on the hotel p'ao. Colonel TON
Crit;eu!ea quietly siil down OF the platform
and circulated among the crswd. Tie wore a
delicate white duck sui1, blue ucckto and
pateu,-lea,ter pumps aul WAS tie cyn'sure
~ an female eyes 90 the premises. Colonel
Tom. aiih az eye 10 business, began ogliug
tie babies.
ooh. you sweet li,,ls darling. said Colood
Tom, a.'ress.as fuzzy. pnp-eyei brat that
nllcd ally ia hi mothers arms under one Of
che trees; bow oli is it. maam @
-Four months. ,if. said the fond mother
a litt,e girl. CD o. sail Cllouel TJm
No, boy. replied the mother.
"a. yes. now that come 90 look at it
more closely, detect the strong manly iea-
tures q a boy. the Colonel fastened % SAY.
'F'ase nay siss ,he lii,,e cherub
C.1ael T1m shut lis eyes and espl1lei an
cs .st1ry sound o1 tte fuzzy face, and thc
chi'l poi; zap biz Dip and threatened o cay.
%. is such O beautiful child" murnur,d
C1'o-ei Tom. sCch eyes, such a heal, such
40 expalss yi nretcal, such a mouth, such
wealth OF; uP,ez.-n, such q sweet, Tranquil.
expression
Ia me. you lont really .Lius e., 30 you
s.ugerei the catered mo,icr
4 nevey s,,s a ,xeeter Iitde cheruh SAID
Colonel Tom. I believe IN tsrs 20 li.s him
ac,i1
Usvirr gone tiy3rsn n ,e-o.I cscula,ory
ma..yrl5,a. Caloael Tom assumed serashic
laS-s look cs'culaieI g. STRIKE tally % ttc
mos, hardened feminine heart. and g., right
down o. business.
Elm candidate fr Governor SAID De.
and r,tsi-, would Give ~ o s-eater inv ,lor
., ,s.l ,.,srei dat lsl he snpD,r, = N,
f,tr.r IF sves, bsbe Como r., me boll
~, b,,,, ,l,rli,, In nv arms 7 20 ;Ii,k H.,
q. .,., ~, .,ys.,e., i,,i, ,roa' eve, s,c
c.i,S 7,.i,ss i,,;,s ,i.., e.. ~, ~, vel
1--s.I4 -, Nj \, r,,,irt t-,rbie ,fe
.'s..,,. 49,. sI,3 D., ,,'.... D.. ,.l,,,ir,i +,
s'...,,, 80.
..t, f,g[r t,r.,. r-;,,.,.i ,,l s,r;,,,,l ,,1
crew 7a3 RI ne f,,e ,rj v1irl,tj i..If ,li
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

THE LEADER OH STOVE-The cheapest
4 OF stove in the market-every family should
have o2e-lor preserving Tor heating cad irons,
oemaSinS Tea and Coffee tAoy are just what Is
1ccded-savcs making nee IN the Cook Stove
does not heat the house, for sale by
DUKE L GALLAUER,
Juae :, 1879. Agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
NOTICE.

HAVING completed ms contracts sbrosd
which have occupied MY sole atiesNon IT,
nearly year past, am now prepared tor olttu
in all the departments at House Building. A.
dress me at ChaIicstoVn.
Sept. &c, 1876. J. {. HOLMES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

Head and Foot Stones, Nantes, Statues and
Carving, in all its various branches, and all
work IN therousiness. All orders promptly filed
atthc lowest rate, and shortest notice, aud allwOrk
delivered and putup, ana guaranteed to suit pur-
ohascrs. ii not. no sale. Please call and see and
Judge foryourselvcs before purchasing elsewhere,
and patronize Home Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also importation thcirshop
in Martinsburg, whercthcy will give prompt at
tention to all work entrusted to them.
DIEIIL BRO.
Charlestown, JulylS, lSG7-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

s pal. q Sunday pants ani the s1n sile Of
a painted stoop lont seem o. assinu8,c with
a.y merk.l degree nc success.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

YvARM BELLS, Cls;ern Pumps, Cement, limo
Thy Seed Tor sale by ,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
NOTICE.

A IT,. person, Indebted to the undersigned ~
u former gent Of the u. Il .. r. u. COufsay
COR Frcighis. o. Commissions. or 70 the late fim
,fStarry ( Lock, are notified that payment
be made NJ oUcc.
July - ISIS. j. ID. SIAkhI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
NOTICE.

T TAKE this method to inform my friends ana
customers in general, that | have mog-s
my Jewclry establishment TO the room iorusn,
used bv the "Centenuial Book Store" ana o..
doos ives. Of Lights Drug Store, where a.l, y,
all kinds OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
MOTIONS.

Consisting, in part, Of Dress Goods, Ca,icoes,
Brown and Blesched Muslin, Hosiery, Collars,
Overalls Ready Made Clothing, aud nice line Of
Summer Hats. These goods are marked down at
Bottom Prices, and | intend t. sell them as cheap
as any live man IN the city. Can a0d see me and
wal. prove IL. Bring the "Dollars Of your Dad
dies" aud lnvest them where your dlddes used 20
do business Bting now established on A sohd
basis, purpose making my estaolishment per
maneut Institution. Thankful % the general
public Or the largo and liberal patronage oestow-
cd upoa me 10 the past, hope By offering none but
lhc best goods atloWost prices and iGir dealing 81
mcrit aud increase the sare.
c,s- Aukiads Of Country Produce taken IN ex-
change Tor Gods Goods delivered within the
corporation.
Eu-Cc.;omers can have Accommodations for
their horses Il they vish withou; charge. -
Respectfully, JAMES. II. RODNlCk.
S..-...,v. Jesse ". Eng.c,
James IL. kodricS.
f.Tu-1V
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

0NNItI DIV IeIN.
H. S-As DE Communication also appeared
Co Tho Char'cstown Free Press. with some
harsh words % lbs own 20 back il up. would
Ike my card 90 appear in lis columns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
DISEASES
OF THE
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS

For debility, Loss Of Memory, Indisposition to
Exertion or Business, Shortness OF Breath, Trou-
bled with thoughts OF Disease, Dimne,s of Vision
Pain in the Back. Chest and Head. Rush of Blood
TO the Head, Pale Countepance and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms are allowed TO 20 on. very
frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected trequires
the aid Of an invigorating medicine to strengthen
aud tone up the system-which
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
RESUMED BUSINESS!

HAVING purchased the STOCK OF GOODS
OF the late w. c. Shserer, formerly kear-
sley L Sheerer,) to which | have made addi-
tiOns Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13
The w est End
ALIVE AGAINi

) vCR ne best selected and largest assorted
I stock of floods IN my lin. call at the One
Price Reliable Grocery % James II. kodsick. -
You Will fad my Goods fresh and Prime in quail.
tv--boaght from the best houses in Baltimore and
PHILADELPHIA among which ere
SUGARS. COFFEES AND TEAS,
Syrupsofall grades Spices, Canned Fruits, Jel-
lies, Apple aud Peach Butter, Dried Apples, Pea
ches and Corn. Piunes, Rice, Pickles, Maccaroni,
C9ufyctious. Crackers and Cheese, all grades OF
Tobacco and SegaI'S.
Glass. Queens Rockingham and Wooden Ware
Bacou-al kinds, Fish by the dozen or hundred
To supply the wants aud demaadso f my many
customers have added 10 NY already large stock
q falL line Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-13

hiow-passcogc5 With a lahkSs sAo
never By any chance. except when ne was
Eating or sleeping. Lal cigar out Of BIS
mouth. said o. lim: " have seen coed
rcasy smokers, bot never such an iucurable
chimney as you are" Yes" was tho reply
II om fond of nay Havana. l can't live
without my Havana. anl have left instruc-
tons that one - be put into my coffin When
die Aud iuterisctci another. " I guess
you won't Dave Oh 81 ;sr CT light, either"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02
Sporting Notes.

The Alexandria and Fairfax fair which has
been In progress since last Tuesday closed last
night. The attractions yesterday were two
races and tournament. The first was trot-
ting race, two miles, best two In three, open to
all; purse Sl25-hrst horse 500, second $40, third
$l5. There We're three entrees as follows: Uncle
Dave, Dy j. d. MORROW; Frank, by o. Towbridge;
and Trump, by John EggleStOn. Uncle Dave
Won The hrSt heat In 5:24, and Frank the second
In 5:22. The race was won by Frank In $751;
Uncle Dave second, and Trump third. The Sec
ond and last was running race, two mile
heats, best two in three; purse $l25-first horse
500, second horse $50, third horse SIS. Entries:
Maggie p, by S. Peters; Stampede, by r. w.
Hardester; Tili1e, by c. G. Nelson. Maggie 2.
won the race In two straight heats: time 5:5S.
stampede and Tillie passed under uha wire TO.
gether. The tournament was participated In
0y fourteen riders The successful ones wer,:
g. ". Stewart. Knight OF Hancock, prize sa5
d. Z. Freeman. Knight or Prince George, SIS
X. D. Utteibach, Knight OF W. 81. English, $40.
"Pegram, the colored pedestrian from Bosto \,
and his baCker, Mr.. Thomas Davis, with his
trainer Happy Jack Smith, have arrived In the
Bremen steamer Main. They have left for Lon
don. Harry Howard, OF Montclair, N. j., has
also arrived. Pegram and Howard will COM
pete for the Ashley belt at Agricultural hall,
commencing on the first OF next month and
lasting six days.
The winners at the Brighton Beach races yes.
terday we're: Mile heats, Mamie R. time l. 45.
! As, 1.49; one mile and an eighth. Boardman.
time, eco; one mile. NimblefoUI, L45k: hurdle
race, Miss MallOy.
The Worcesters beat the Providence nine YES.
terd8y-Score to-.
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PURSUIT OF vICTOREO,S BAND.
Gen. HIGHS Protected Camn8fgn.

NEW YORK, Oct "A special to the Herald
dated Camp Santa Maria, IL miles east of Glz-
man Springs. Old Mexico, received via Ell Paso.
states that Gen. Buelis expedition was on,
camped at the above point September 27th,
waiting for the arrival of Gen. CarrS column or
9Th cavalry and scouts, supposed to be within
one Gay 8 march OF them. Carr has SIS cavalry
ana fully eighty good scouts. Captain Boyer OF
Duoley's command, 9th cavalry, with 16 cavalry
and IS lHdiaE scouts, under Goodwin, is on Vic
tOflos main train leading into the Condelaria
mountains. Buell. was to move forward with
view OF attacking V1ctOrto on the night of the
29th. or the morning OF the 3Oth instant
The following details are given:-We are TO
make two night marches across the San Bias
plailis or Sunday desert, over fifty miles, with
out water, With prospect OF having to fight
for ft after we reach IT. The only anxiety Buell.
Low has is that VIctorto may escape him and 90
northeast by the way OF Quitman. All the
guides and scouts agree In their statements that
all Victories trails are converglng toward the
Candelar1a mountains. Buell. will have force
OF 400 fighting men Without Carr'S column. un-
encunbered by uain or anything that can pos
slbly delay him. 1t is quite certain that VIC
torio has from 100 to 200 fghting In-
disns BuelIs force consists OF Dudley's
battalion. 9th cavalry, Noyes' battalion, 4th
cavalry, Osborn's battalion, 18th infantry, two
Hotchkiss guns under Lieut. Gale 4th cavalry
one company 10th infantry and Gen. Carr with
SIX companies OF the 9th cavalry, and eight San
carlos Indians under Lieut.. Maury, 18th In
fantry.
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exactly what he should have done In the first
place, before his first speculation brought him
In The way OF speculation here now is precisely
the same as the stock speculation, known TO
everybody, and as intricate In detail The dIf-
per cent and never see the stock, but shoulder
the loss or pocket the gains; in grain You put
up the margin per oushel, and In flour or pre-
do precisely the same thing. 1t is quick way
OF making a fortune. Lots of people do not,
however, make fortunes that way. Ii they have
money and want to be heroic about 1t they bet
We have seen "corners" dd ltbttun, within
year. The opium corner was the funniest. Mr..
Opium is an expensive fellow. London, Smyrna
and America were las the festive Cuba In the
days Of Sumner and the bad man Grawnt"
to drop like ripe apple into the lap of the
Domingo alongD to hold their supply while the
opium corner sent opium beyond the reach OF
the druggist. But the druggist was supplied,
and "Who wants opium" is now the question.
A wheat corner caused millions Of losses last
year. James keene was persuaded against his
lost 81 200 coo in IT but made over Is 200 So, IN
stocks during that time. The western suffer
eTS who persuaded Keene ask now, "What
business had keene to save his money that way
without letting us know?" Keene Is modest
man-out Of politics, where he is more violent
Than in anything else BY the way, what are
Keene's politics?
But let's talk OF corners. The Armours OF
Chicago, bought provisions last spring aud
since. They gathered in Chicago ten million
dollars worth at a time In their own yards, and
loaned money daily while they held it In stock.
paid for. Nothing could break them but the
new pork packing season, which commences
November lst next The pork corner is gone
with millions to the Armours. They had no
partners or advisers Now they are buyiDg
wheat. They evidently like the corner busi-
ness. Mr.. Armour would undoubtedly rather
have corner than be PreSident,-tiu he feels
like cornering the Presidency.
A few large dealers here tried recently to
corner the coffee siness,-Brallian coffee.
But at Rio and forget the name near Rio,
which is to Rio as Giesboro' Point is to Wash
tngton-a place where they ought to have
fresh vegetable ferry. at Rio, say, they are
receiving larger amounts of coffee than ever. At
At Rio and Santos the receipts and the ship
ments eclipse history. SO the coffee corner Is
broken, and you can get cafe Gu ldh ,cith mix
IN IL, at any To- ell yet at the usual prcn. (Please
excuse modern French).
There is another corner that you ought to
know about 1t was successful, unpatrlotic.
and mean one. That is the corner they have
had On ice.
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kilograms to The Star.
STARTLING CAMPAIGN STORY.
THE OCTOBER STATES
AFTER VICTORIO'S BAND.
General Buell's Campaign.
INTERNATIONAL OARSMEN.
CLOSE OF PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
THE OCTOBER Estates
AFTER VICTORIO'S BAND.
General Buell's Campaign.
INTERNATIONAL OARSMEN
CLOSE OF PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL.
STARTLING; CAMPAIGN STORY.
The Letter Of the (sreenback Secre.
tary-The Republican Committee
Deny Part of 1f-Gens Grant Com.
ing-A Great Parade on Hand.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Stdr.l

Especial Dispatch TO The Star.]
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-What is alleged to be a
grand roorback Of the campaign is the publica-
ton this morning OF a report OF Mr. Lum, Sec
retary to Mr.. Murch, chairman of the green
packers national committee. charging that Gen.
Weaver, It's presidential candidate, George o.
Jones, and other well greenbackerS had
some Of their expenses of the campaign paid by
the republican national committee. He men,
uoGs the names OF Senator Jones OF Nevada;
ex-senator Dorsey. Chairman Jewell Secretary
Lee Crandall, Edward Daniels and others fn
JuAtaposition, and furnished the morning press
with copies OF his letter from democratic head
quarters here, through Col. John Tracy Mayor
Cooper's private secretary, who is CHIEF OF the
den ocrafic literary bureau 1t is understood
that MI. Lum goes Immediately into the ma.
tonal democratic headquarters as an assistant
secretary, With larger salary than the green
back organization paid. AT the republican
headquarters, Col. Hooker says they are sorry
such a pleasant etter is not all true.
and they advise Mr.. Lum to try again
They co not think IL worth an analysis.
Gen. Grant Will be here october II and prepara-
ucns for parade In his honor are upon the
soap: box foolishness or advertising wagons
viii be allowed In the parade under any circum-
stances Gen. Aspinwall said today that he
was amazed at the offers of organizations out OF
the city TO join in the testimonial to Gen.
Grant. A dispatch from Albany contained
notice that the republicans wished to send 10 600
uniformed men TO march In line Newark j.,
o1ers TO send $500 men; Orange Will send about
5OO, O,including battery, ,and companies In Pough-
Eeepste and other river towns desire to partici-
pate. Norwich, Conn. will send company OF
boys vs. IN Blue New YORK city will turn out
dications are that fully 10000 visiting republi.
cans will desire places In the line. All doubt
as TO Judge Hilton's position is removed. He
certainly deS1es tns to accept the
OcrdtS are not little Indignant
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The marketa.

(asked); do. deferred. IN; do. c0nsols, 5ssz; do.
second series, "A; do; past due coupons, COX; do.
new ten -forties. Ala bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet-middllne,
11H. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat, south
ern steady and firm; western firm and shade
better. southern red. U3al 07; do. amber. l. 0Ss
1.i6; No: Maryland. LII; No. 2 western winter
1-0sAsl 09; December, 1 LOCAL. l0A Corn, SOUTH
ern steady: western firm and shade better
southern white. t4a65i do. yellow. 81; western
mixed nsl spot and October. 5lka5lh; November.
ern white 39a41; do mixed. 38a3SH Rye quiet.
s5al Do. Hay unchanged. Provisions unch snged
Butter weak-pr1me TO choice western pa -ked, l6a
20 Eggs quiet, 20 Petroleum. unchanged. Coffee
qmet-A soft iOh: Whisky unchsns cd. Freiglits
9nchanged- Receipts-nour, ., 3s9 barrels: wheat
lO1. 9Z5 bushels. corn. 500 bushels; oats, s. 100
6nshels nshels rye nons i2sa4
75S, s50 bushsls: corn: 2S0. 1S2 bushes.
NEW YORK. Oct. = Stocks strong. Money
2aS. Exchange-long, 4sox; short. 4S3. Govern.
~NEW YORK Oct. 2.-Flour steady. whe.t quiet.
LONDON. Oct. 2. 1890 p m.-Atlantic and
Great Mesterp frst mortgage trustees certi6c
oSH Erie, z0l. Residing, l5k. New YORK Cen
NEW roRx MARxETs TINS AFTERNOON.
Ihe following quotations were current in New
aoik t,oaS at T. m, as reported by Lewis john
s2n Go :-U. s. per cents. lO73salOsk; u. s.
tS u per Ger cents. itS. D. Of o. s:65s. -;
s New Fa Jersey & Central 7ah Ohio and Mssissipp,,
and St. Joseph. ssK Lake Shore. 7osss Nort6West
- 90. preferred. l24k; Iron Mountain, 81;
s Mssssb 81 ss Paul Ss ds Prsfsirss
TeisTsgh 90; T 8. Q. ana and 70 /. g: @@; @ P.ciSs
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
A Rise To-day.

ISpecadt DlSpdtch 20 The Stdr.l
NEW 1oRK, Oct. 2.-The stock market opened
irregular to day, but generally higher. Dividend
paying stocks with special features being prom.
inent. Houston and Texas has advanced to
GO. The remainder OF the list has advanced 4
to 2H per cent. The principal activity is In coal
shares. Wisconsin stocks, Western Union. the
southwestern, Lake Shore and Manhattan Rail-
way, the last named having been very strong
an Gay. The quotations at O'Clock In promi.
nent stocks or TO day are Delaware, Lackawana
and Western, 90H; Jersey Central, 75K; North-
vest, 1861; st. Paul, 90; Lake Shore, l0ssE. Wa.
lash; 81, and ss for common and preferred,
tral, 97H; Manhattan Railway, s3K. Reading.
30 Iron Mountain, 51x. Government bonds,
which have declined 2k per cent since Septem.
DEF u, lave advanced today e to ?. per cent
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Political Notes.

Hon. John G. Carlisle left last evening for
Ohio. in which state he is to speak once a day
Sundays excepted) until election day.
Mr.. S. S. Cox has also gone to Ohio. and Will
speak In the district he used to represent In
Congress-
The young ladies' composing the Philomathean
society or Wesleyan Female College. Macon.
Ga, elected Gen. Hancock an honorary mem
Der, IN return for which he wrote them a note
accepting with thanks.
Ex-CoDgressman and Ex-Governor Throck.
morton Is the principal opponent of Senator
election to the U. s. Senate. Throckmorton
appears to have the support of the leadin, dom.
cratic papers of Texas ana 1t begins to look as II
he would beat Maxey. -
Ihe following congressional nominations have
been made: William A. Russell. repuhIIcan 7tb
district Massachusetts,; j. N Buffum. graan- N
pack, 9TH Massachusetts; C. H. Adams 9reen.
pack 80 Illinois; Francis r. Gilbert, democrat
aisI New YORK: ID: A. Balcorn declines the de-,
mociatic nomination from the 33d New York
olstrlct, as does Henry Hilton in the 2Oth.
Hon. Carl SchuZ addressed large meeting AT
Cleveland, Ohio, last night, speaking in the
German language. With Hancock In the White
mouse, ne SAID. war would speedily be declared
against the national banking system. and
great financial embarrassment would be threat
ened thereby. The meeting was highly enthu,
S1aStic. SA'n9>
General Wickham, chairman OF the repuhI-
can STATE committee OF Virginia, has issued an
ADDRESS to the republicans OF that state which
includes a letter from Chairman Jewell. Of the
national committee, to the effect that the latter
comnittee are desirous OF carrying Virginia
ana VIII use all honorable means to that end
General W1ckham calls upon every Republican,
ID me state TO use his efforts and do his whole
duty towards carrying the state for Garfield.
fostmaster James, of New York city, 10 a
note TO S. s. Cox states that the sacks OF cam
6,gn maatt.efmaieged to have been sent by the
.1t utnocratlc committee under an illegal use OF
H kne Lfanklng act-Were not opened at the New
loLk once; that he was notified they had been
SenG py mistake. and he returned them to
,h,at ,Mhattnnseon Wltnout having them opened; also,
mat none of the matter was addressed to MT
COX nor was his frank used on any OF it.
General j. H. Ketcham has been renominated
LOT congress 1rom the 18th district of New
1Ork Oy acciamat1on. He fs now SERVING
his s,xtn m term as the Representative from that
e. uissItCt, aho' as ms domination amounts prac-
seat IN the G next Congress- Both as Commis-
SooHeI vi sniS Dis,rct aud as Representative
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