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, 1880-04-22

MANlTOWOC.
spsttdt Dhpalth to The Chfrhoo Tribune.
MAt1Towoc. Wis, April sl.-'rhc tug II. Il,
Martin. of Milwaukee, brought tito schooncr
Cen. Slgct hero this morning to bc rebuilt. Tho
tug Wilson arrived hero this Afternoon with tho
schoonor Jones, RECENTLY as!,ore 1T 1itrsta Pier.
III tow. .6ho vii! 70 lnto ,1ry.d0cK. Tim vessels
reported ycatgrtlny m lying here -lound Aru
still horp. Wind fresh, frf,tl tho south.
, 1880-04-22

H7FeFuE OWWIItH 4o 1H8 c"Fupo 7TIbHHk
R10ur Cry. !a., April at.-.A lutlvr from
spaletl IntI'A .AXuluy+ untgal tho Eth, saya In.
sptttpr ilawprth haA hGll cltlnatl with the
OHullnlas UNI iIrrasxtsl tho outline Ut tr.uty
far tho rIKht.nf.wny fur tho nlAck Hills lino III
tho milwaukee, & II. i'Iut. Elaworth wan to
leave !sDxt tuy tn hnl,i cttl,utl with tho b H..
npcnnjuAs ut lted C!uud Agcnry for tAu sAusu
1luFtk3b{,. ~
, 1880-04-22
FORT or CHICAGO.
&Jttttfty.S.

stmr ChIcnKn, Man.u.wssc, sunslrlcs.
StInr MMskrEufl. hatsktgHH. stintlrcs,
i,rop cuIll. Clnp'olt, itnlln9tnn. l!albor.
l'1,p i.ltwn,,Icu, i'ors. Huron, sittlrIos.
l'ru, Z. Iilckhx. MuskuYul. lutalur.
1'rup g. T. llunih, HA,iYat,!ok. sAIlrfc6.
l.rup 'i'ecutnsth, t,ctrt,it. llaht.
Prop u9'rgu !,unh9r. Mt'skes''n, in'nbcr.
t'r,,i, Ant,ln. I!ufnlo. s!it.!rlus.
l'rp 'l'ratlrr, MlAkc9o.t l''!!bcrr.
l,rnp1'lty ri Colleprt. cleveland. s,Int!rins.
rug J. j: l!Hxor,nn!'. MilwHukee, towing.
Hchr r. +. Marsh, Cteynt4ntt, ctmf.
Hrhr Willie Onk. ilatalit. lG1!t'rt.
SGhr Contest, h1siskeKfsa lumber.
!, CI.kAHANCEs.
ftmr Chlcng0, MAilit0wito, Rlli.lrlet.
Nttnr AllskFHt,,,, MuskrKon. sulltir!es.
Prop Milwnultce, natfal". tS'aN bn corn, 1,H.d
I'rop Messenger, g. Joseph, s,,ndrtes.
l'rnI. C. lIekNx, Muaknk0E,, a.lntlres.
'l'Ft,lI AilIS l.lurt. MlskuEatl, shllilrles.
ii, sar Tw'fst. " i"I5e1s 4 4; @ e, @ t' corn.
sl'r,, l,lIu ElInJ,bell, l.lhlnHtMi, light.
1'y,p Sk,inrlt, Etanlun ltMrhIr. sunlrles.
!'rTu J, It. WI,l!ang: lluIn!s,, %llss III 'orn.
ps'n Nrwt1lr4h: isn:fuIn, $50 Iris pork, $3.50
TUX q. II. Met,leIluu. Eseanata, light
Hrhr AlMrS. thlsllnNtuIl. light.
s;ohr y. i: e!lake; Franklari. iH ltXhi.
shr shr i ri Mu,i9, ,ss9," irS' ,f' 'fsAs'
Hrhr ii. Il. IlalH, itowIry's i'lcr, light,
Aei.r j. r, HnC0i,tlr,,s, Whitu lakV, lIYht.
Schr se,Ieku4t,ue, aienulta,inca. Il hrta pork and
sehr !. s..pt",s.,n. aleneka,,uee, s,.ndrics.
Srllr l.. T.. 'rys,,s,. Heneknllnrr, Hight.
Hci,r A. q Kelltili4. Port llurutl, slU bu corn,
Aohr II. =. Church, Port llMr0n :sltUl bu e0rn.
sohr l.l!,hls Na!!. Little Tnserso l'ay, aS1 bu
sehr EIwnr.i Kelley, il,,tru.u, aa,Ooo ut corn.
kel,r Guiding Sur, tlulEAtl. VI. .7sa by corn.
schs 0oorxo l.. wrpnn. Trlyurso lsay. st1'ilslcs.
, 1880-04-22

ta9b1srsiEH April .-coTToS-DuN at lR{G
FLouIl-l,ntl and unchanged.
0NA1S-Wt1cat quiet ht tl.D3t.E, Corn gnnt,
&No, wEte &2<8t'o do n.Ixpd, 40. Onts lulIi No.
white, tic; do mtxcd, ;H8esac ltyo quiet; No. I, VI
kAic
HAY-Fifta al s1tEnata0l ..........
llsuvtHEuNR-Iurk nuMnnl At $l10o 1,nrdssteHdyt
primo stanll, Hi1. Bulk MeAta tlrn nnoudlFs t!l0l
c!snE rb. Ni2M. ceaE, HiGG Iiacpn iFn, s,onIdnrs,
GMt4i 4iu5U,
WuiskY-atondy ut St1L
, 1880-04-22

linnsas t'lty h Denver faat Ex...
kntIaas .Etty N!gtIl Exrr,.aa, ;.
r. laltlln. s!t'Ei1.Ytibill y 'fexA4....
MDllle 4 f1w tJrInill,s Expruas ;.
~. f..'llst ftis4l,Hl!rlu = TGxns,..
l'."Iin. l!nrlin1tun ! t,Mt Ext'ffsa
a. krnk4lk tE1PersA >. ).
ltGkitl Il I'us,rlA ExtirssE. ,,.......
t'lIichxtt IT, I'atIlle1tIi IL, Il. Et1.... 3.
strGltlt,r, tAic,ttl, tYH+lIit,gt'n NJ.
jttsiet 4 ijwiKhk 4 ton,
, 1880-04-22
RAY CITY.

spfttal Dspaseh 10 7hs Chicago Tribunt.
nAr CRY. Mich, April 2l.-Tho scttnnors
1fntstotI md rcnAAukeo nrrIvcsf md nro Ioat1inR
with lumber far Chicago, the inter at sayEuaw.
Tho stcani.barHo IL. joseph and tow. t,,nl,cr.
left t0-riHht fnr ChicnR.. Tho t,,K tfnilos hne
Eono to An s,btG after tho wntcr-loHHcti sex,ller
ltHof, to tto tnwctI hero for roI'AIrs. Lumber
cnrgoe8 arp offcrcl freely,
, 1880-04-22

Special Dtspnteh to The chtedqo Trthnne.
ClEvEf.ASn, O.. April at-Ctartcrei-schoon
crs ]. Marin Scott, lied Wing, md II. c. ltlohards
nll cnnl to ChcMKo.
Observation-Disclosures lfon1cr, Charles tIinGk!y,
ChraRo, coal: prnpcilers Chtcuxo, slarucca.
Cheagut tiiefrh8tlt1l8e
, 1880-04-22

MoTca. Nova1n. tIDn,rr, FtGetrlng. Arrived
up, hchooner Hello IfnnAt.>nn.
Pissed Duwtl-rropollnr liffnl0, stenm-hnrge
4. A. T,irnor nn,l lH,rYra john n GlI.tien inter
oeear, an'l cnneort, y ". l'ownrn, IAnct,ln md
Mnry Coploy, N. Il. Trru,htc. Elcnrctl down,
schoonors Fred a. Morae, Katn Darloy.
, 1880-04-22

Hewe.l carpet llHtng glyek u EuftnVks and t,ns.
tlrlty ia tho troAtl. Usu only that iaAnufaeiuru'l
q ctlttun uni paper. -tH!crtcan tAtpct l.lninK
Company, Now York alI1 l3uatun, HAld by att
las rllct dealers.
, 1880-04-22
111~rt{n1'tt


DErnotT. April 2i.-FLOulI-I}ull.
GhA1N-Whrat casGr: extrn, num1nhi No. whlto.
filH4t April, t1llxt AIay $L1iH; June, tlIa4, MILL
nE nItsl1nNl
RECEttrTs-1Shrnt. LOU tll1.
RAitARST4-ffheat+l l9.{1p hu.
, 1880-04-22
l,1:ltIlIA.

rEDnrA. ILL.,. April 2l.-GRAtS-Enrn ttult, hl4l-
mixed, ~ {f3i}&o; mixo,i, 3HI3Hc. Uas ateAdy{ No.
white, Esfax;e Hyu firm: fu. 74a74}&o.
lIQAWINEA-Htonly at sl0G.
, 1880-04-22

l'urPALo. April 2a-GgAls-whcat dull and firm,
car No. hHrl Duluth. &l.@i. t,0O bu No. white
htch9nn. e1tGN. Enrn quat ami ktchty; cnra No. 4
!!Meeilshd b0nt,lnntn soIlbr alay md June. 41lc.
1ihNr gfA1nA neglected.
AAlLR0An FIlKi0HTs-unchnngct+
, 1880-04-22

ronr 1Iunox, Mich. April .1-ln y. m.-passo't
up-Frorcllera William Cowto, Enst sarluaw md
bargcs, AbrrcUrn md barKcs. Sfnry rruglo mud
bargcs: tng 1.aketon md h9rRrs: schooticrs
Nfya!la, Exile. +: J. Mcvea. T; l.. itnsslanl,;
consort, ecl0nnurs 0anges Mnnznn!lln. n4rcnu
City. w.. H.. Hounds, Mnrengo. Lexht0u, anl
Lucy j. Clark.
Southwest, light: ncnther line.
, 1880-04-22
Leave. | Arrive.

F1iim:n llntat rnss arc run through, between CHI
At l0.D a. ID. " ~ N'.'1 '7"''"1 eD'ss*s
hDlc cAFA west Of Chicago.
a-pcp0t carnor uf WV!ls and Kins1e.ats.
b--nepoI ournoF Of Ean4i mud KinSis.etx
, 1880-04-22
ERIE,

Spselat pispateh to Tbs CAte1oo I9jbune.
ERtE, pa., April Observation-Disclosures jarvis
Lord; schooner n. j.. Murriak, enr,l, Toledo;
schooner Monticello. wheat, Detroit.
, 1880-04-22
DRY GR0n9.

NEW ToltK, April 1t.-!3usnuks quiot With Tho com-
mission huuses, and tho Iobbln9 ttaae IrreRuiur.
scka OF cutton GuulA Mu1t In hand ind best ninkGa
tfptntn a11d eo!Grrd cotons !rnty hetd BY h3entn,
i'I.ntT quie. und stuady, Wou10n Rouds In light ds-
eh Old aud prOullnunt dFy-RGIds merchant
, 1880-04-22

ChtrnRn. Huntington 4: ttutncy 1esl1rond.
Fur aa1N. tlulle-iib0ks Tlme.1nblrs AlaeplnR.t'nt
ictS:t,.r. II stn G5n.ny II Mcs4os q Clark
nurthennt corner i!andnnh ind Hinto.sisl, foot of
lntihnn.nyt Gf!rl ccntrN nepit, corner Canal and
SinilIsNn.tts. Inn N0st StaeI.
, 1880-04-22

CEEvELANn, O.. April 3i-FErnOLEuM-un-
thanxeds standard whte. 10 test, nc.
pErFsnuNG. rn., April 2l.-tkrlIoLnuM-Quiet
crudV ntcaay at the deollnoi plo at urkerA for sp
n,snt; retlnpl, TIC. lhi!nt!olphiu delivery.
FlTussItLK. III. AptIt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
obsnau n 7lto, h4l.eEt. 5t&o inwoat, i!Ne, closing,
S' @ ays5sRs' ss1 &% &% ;Ysn,sstons ssfsxe o' Charters
, 1880-04-22

Sptttal Dlspuifh to TIA Chfaeo Tribune.
LEANia0ToN, Ont, April 2l.-Tho schooner
Princess Alexandra, nshnro At this p1ncc, is
going to pieces, hnd wifi provo Il totnt loss.
, 1880-04-22

Gptetat uhpaieh 10 tn Chicago 1rthtns,
nEritdiT, A!ch., april .i.-I'asscd Up-FFo~
pellor nran lslch1nunl, stcnu..barxe Hell Cross
and bargc4, u. r. ltuso and barxcs. Aary 1ur-
cckE, East say!nnw and barge, Mury Frtngls and
baxxea, schoonerx Ex 4e. 4. II. Howland, Z.
, 1880-04-22

Special Dtsnateh to The Chicago Tribune,
KASsAa Csry, No.. April 2t-tlnAiS-trhe Trtcs
:trrtnt reports. Wheat-Rocotpts. S,<a Gf, ship
nenin, 8.t0 but 1Fmer, Eo. 4 cnh,. stiha. April,
nG1; No. cnsti. hle} Nlny, Nll<c. cOrn-Itecelps,
3llabl shtpmonts d,tti bIl tru, No. y cash, asci
, 1880-04-22
ADJUDGED INSANE,

SPECIAL 1t.paseh to 11.s Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, April 2l.-slartln sheehnn,
sssa - yrars. having u wlfu and Avu suAll
Mitdrt,i, WIS ut!j,ll9u.l dangerously Insane to.
aAy, ana was thken iu the Poor Furin.
, 1880-04-22

sAvo yourselves coughs! EIAlo'B 9t0nDy OF
lInrchnttntl md tfnr pruyvnts IrunchtiS au1 c0n-
sumption:
pike'A IUathuchc Drops euro III orc minute,
, 1880-04-22
,INDTANApOII3.


INDIANAPOLIS. April M.-flNAlN-Whoat tEmer;
No. red, el.i0. Curn steady ut Ek3Ge. Oats steady
II &}SGl34c.
, 1880-04-22
1sETsf1(RTErI3T.

DHWk0D. April 21,-GilAlE-WheAt lower on aon,o
nasies. Corn numnal,y unchanged, Western mixed.
, 1880-04-22

HtIn Saturday nlHttt runs ~ CBntr1liln un1T,
Mln snttlr,1nr hIullL III tif9ilar tItlly.
tUn Saturday hlHht runs tu fDoF!h only.
, 1880-04-22
1'lr1r 1vrILASn CANAT,

pofrT CnLnDnwE, Ont, April :l.-1t Is expected
TINT tho Wcilnnd CunRl will t1o opened faw
lMys cnriier thnn tho lat 0f MAy.
, 1880-04-22
81. l'AUl. d: SIOUX CITY.
Hussiat Nitlu1ftk In s11.& GAIeasa tt.ilu..

CpFs1aI 1W1@s1EFH 10 Th* Ch1tNHd JTIGuNS.
Sioux cITy, In, April .i.-tiraainse commenced
yesterday on tho Nut'ruskn brunch of tho IT,
Paul si0ux City. 0n the Sioux Fuils extrs,.
sl9n VI thu sMus tta't grAders nru working on
thlrty-etxGt n,tie1 Of ttIud.
, 1880-04-22
,1T'EA13,

Mr. ". II. Johnston. President Of tho stacou i
brunswick ltAilroad Cutnpuly. lnfor,us co,,lrct-
iu4 lines thNt Alr. J. N. Elw4rLs huA hseu up.
, 1880-04-22

NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-CoTrnN-t Quiet; mlddllnR,
Ec' low Middtns, il9ka, good ordinary, lJ1sct net
receipts. l05i baleht ErOks. l3t exports coaatwsu,
1s' sales, 1uU, stock, xEUi.
, 1880-04-22
At. LOUIS.
T.1.puta. April t7i.-EtuuH-H,rongest nothing do

NJ IAVUISe
ST. I.orfa. April 2i.-F1uuH-s,rong nothing do
Ing.
GRAiS-Whent higher and unsettled, No. : rod hist-
or md unsettled, No. rcd tos&3I cash. sssS1
lhs4: April. ttu15Sa1ugH May, fl,Ug4 Htsi oi}St
5ne. July. U4o. The year, .o, Nn.4 do,
&c lid, Torn h'gter. Siolssjfc cash gae{c Apsit,
s1t5;n]te Mar; S2,{eiEssa.tlo 1uae; 14axgfo July,
bats bctcr, ao casn; dto hinys 4o Juue. Mya tlrni-
srs 11t{o bid.
WnlsKY--Qnfgt MI t&t,t6
IEAb-QulGt mt AM1
nl1-rEn-unthnhXut,
Et4GH-l l}fefaftGGtf,
rKoyisiONA-i'ntk lnwer. sl111 cnthj Ea1s April;
f1DM1.lnna: DRY an1t menfa Gnsler nt k.ita5ak9Au.
DsHrnh NchhnRGt I.Aftl tft1Gr nj fitt1 tlh,
iE,Tk!!'fK1Finnr, 4up brlts wncat l70H! hnt cos'i
Ftf1rtESIH-t t,GHr no bsfst HfenL tft but ourn
klu bns vats 1,ta0 bu, barley, 1tQ{U pt.
, 1880-04-22

Chicago * .klt0n.
Union !cpat West hiS sorer hs'd xMnHt @ shd gsn ~
thiri.nL Tkut lltflGes, At Depnts. ~ Euuth CLARK
IT.. urnlltl lnGtlg 3lUtui. aud l'nln,0r flUusu.
, 1880-04-22

Up ~ Inst OvenIng no additional n.lvlecs hnd
bccn received hero concerning tho condition Of
the schooners slary E. rcrcw md g. c. Trllupir,
ashore at L.lRY Point cut, Lake Erie. The fact
Tint tu!cksans exist III tho cut loil sonlD o.u tn
start tho repnrt TINT tho Triumph, Mt In,lst, al
sunk to her covering boards. nn.l wonl1 III a]l
probability prove y ncrr,Atlont psallt. Ttn YES.
sel Il Insured fur &3,i ,iOD her wlrnt Tor FL tRkj
and tho freght list rar $l.lO1 LA nlt $s;.a, Tho
cnrHnlGa htllttx risks on tho hull 1re the Circuit
Westrr1t. Pacific stutual, md Lnl,ar: III t:,rxt
III, Orient, trcAt Western. 1'nctHo Mutual, mil
Lamar: af1 OIL freight list tho blccha,lLcs' 4
TrnlerB'.
, 1880-04-22

knowlea' Insect Powder Gun II Nv far tho boat.
, 1880-04-22

a Ini1y b. !!al!y, excurt Hnndny. DAILY, except
HatNH1ny. II f>ntly. except Mn1la{af, '' 80
ra,man T., isw1,9al ssopnsan sna Tss.enaes-
lsssp Aac,,,..n 'opska, and Kantas Gl!{. ihso,iah
tctwcsn EhtcnIn ard knhsnH CITY. e., d. l. q. Dim
, 1880-04-22

1UElpENTINE.
WILMINGTON, N. C., April 3l.-SFllllTs or TUT
Pk&TlSE-Eir,u at Ill.,
, 1880-04-22

Al t!ntns RIM yin Milwaukee,. Tickets for 1T. Pant
md A!llnantWith arc K'od other yin Madison ind
FrnsFfu du ChDis. Us Yin In Crosse ard Wino0a-
Ttlinbis Central Hni,rond.
DnJnG foot Hf 14kB-xt. nH Itttlt ~
Ticket pF!eu, LII I!and0apt.HL. mar Clark, uFupd
l1gitc ltut1 nnd 1'a1naf 1t1ua0.
, 1880-04-22

ChfcaRo. Milwaukee T. Ht. 1'nut Hallway.
lAh-bAHuiCf 11riH,t, rnrnBt Clinton nhu Cnrtntl-
~. l,!ckqt pNtces. W ClhEt.st.. Palmer House
brand HaGho lioul. and At nDpuL
, 1880-04-22
lRAILltOAD TlNtK.TAULls.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE 0P TRAINS.


Chicago sh Nor&hwestern exAftTef,
For Maps+ uulds-Books, TlmeJrhhtes, BIesp!n1.Cas
n,;ssso@,mS9sdatons Ss Apply 4 any Of ihs olt9wln1
rag'se !antei i'fnAa Espiess 1es tqn nohsa.t
u tho dapOts.
, 1880-04-22
MARINE NEWS.
Insurance Men, Tircd Of Cutting
Rates, Desire Pool.
Anotllor Aettvc Day In urain Frcfghts--.
Tho RAtcs Unchanged.
Tho Budget Of Disasters Continues Largo
aud Interesting,

rhs schooner lkcoJ Case Is o{,o Of tbo ycssc,s
TINT Ind her l,t,,y rr,shn,t .vh,l non.,v t,rn,o
i'm inn T.. a. nsN,. W., - fssns tu."uhA
t..1,.. Nv ~. NV n't",.s' 1Ao uhtnaRe mas oeen
A"1v ropaifea since her arrlsni hero mud the
vossol Ia fondinB with Krnin.
Tho rcotnn ,yhv tbo so,,nnror +, q Marsh ,v,.
tnw,d ha.s t.... st,,.'...,. ,s.', '"a" w.. !, ~ ~
e"',, au"eu Ner1 'tota s,4I"n"1cs 4ehkea out INST
evening. 1t seems TINT Bhc sprung n ienk dur
Ing tho recent hcavy weather, and was mixing
watpr nj thu rn,c uf frntn anvcn tn nInc jnrhos
,,or hM,r t,to .fnrat vii ~, ,nt ,a.,',,s1. ~
httt,,. r.. hcr rar, ~ rnni /. t,cn oouA AS
'' Frht ~ f., ~. M ~ ,st. su ~ St s . m@seMsrGe @
,a, aaS 9a9rs9 eanoto wa dne subject or slr-
lain ui,n .Mrs3I,. ~ wnw r aHnM@ho @ TX !Mss
tnr ira % mi 1.ni,, 1nifa si S . oF.Ky
thn nnd snr,,nn ,rnk rs Mnv sm .nnrs n'eo ~ n.
thu Chicago Canpnlty'e Smlth-3lo dock fDr ufl
et;xaiinNt!oli 9f her lower arhans. Tho leaks
,, Ut @ au III, Mt mtna ,, ann a'efn'poat' and
III tIo rnjc Of Fri,iny mt. ~, Ink, Ontnr,o
tho schooner 0rcat Westcr,i Lost her yawi, t,,1.
sitGr1l!,lo cnnvns. and Il portion of her dcck-
loMn ~ Shingles.
r, Wh!io alI nswcHo. lh9 othor dny. tho tug +.
u. Mheclcr pcKct uft u e1ltaF with her wheel
nnu ufose u thfotiKh Two Ut hcr outside pnnks
MeNc tae ntGrn. pnSt, bho Wls kcpt nltont until
tmu utf ffMh. MMM soula 10 feacn, Hut not without
8EnAt n "IM;uuhy. -.;
inc aciltmncr Jqsgphlng1, pnrtty loRded With
tics, E!Fanueu Ut hin8sfllltt Cnnhdh, Monday
oFtG!ninR; -
Ihe islenencat ontnr1o Nnvt4ation Cnmpn-
nys st0.tn.er Fnssnptt. WHEN has bcufl Under
4nn9 lraifh III the phsn ut tho entrance 10 tho
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29
Sketch Of Gen, Hanoock's Life,

Winfield Scott Hancock was born In
Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, Feb
rlnly II, 1921, aud ~ therefore iirly-six
yenrs of aye. His mothers fatlcr was
u Revolutionary soldier, and was cap
tured nj scu and confined In the Dart
moore prison, England. HE great
grandfather on his mothers side was
nlso soldier under Washington and
rendered good service, dying nj the close
Of the Revolution from exposure and
hardshlps endured In tho field. HIATT
cocks nilhcr served IN the war Of 1912,
and afterwards became lawyer Of dis
tincllon IN Montgomery county, Pa
At the ngc Of 10 Hancock was sent to
West Point and had for clnssmaie T..
&. Grant @. u. McClelloud, J. =. Rey-
nulda. !. IT, Reno, burnside, Franklin
W. r. smith. He graduated IN lsil,
JAM 10, aud In 1870 served with his
regiment IN the Indian Territory as n
SECOND lieutenant of the slNih Infantry,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29
THE TICKET.
Winfield Scott Hancock Of Pa,
Nominated for President.
VIM. H English of Indiana
for Vice President.

Everywhere within the Democratic
party the nomination Of GES. llANCoCK,
brings peace. unity confidence, nnd en-
thusiasm. In New York We again have
one party aud We need only unity to en-
able W. to repeat In that pivotal State The
victory Of 1870. The nomination OF
HANCOCK leaves no sore placcs IN the
party. II wipes ont all dlsappolnimcnts'
II lnsurrs victory. OF llANCoCK's mili-
mry capacity II Republican Congress has
certified and we ilscd not speak OF his
SlatcsmNnship It Is enough to say that ut
the aye of " he wrote hlA order No. 10,
and his letter TO Gov. rcasc of Texas
'rhcsc documents have given him his
nomination for the Presidency, and they
niu enough TO complete the civlc wreath
" any mans fame. The convention did
II work of supcrcrogliion In framing q
platform. Nineteen months after the
aurtrndor Of l.tE Gen. HANCOCK wrote
thc following which, inapltr the com
ven Jon viii be- our platform In this cum
Nnsst
ain war II Il Indispensable TO rcptl
force by force, and overthrow and de-
slruy opposition 10 lawful authority.
HIT when insurrrrtlonary force hns been
ONruhrwn and peace established, nnd
lr vlyll authorities arc ready and VIII
ling 10 pcriorm their duties, the miliniy
p,Ntr should vcnHc TO lcad, aud the civil
administration tpsllmc Ia natural and
rig' ml lWnluluu.' Solpmnly impress.
ct viii THESE We've, the General an
mittr- that the rreit principles NJ
Anne ruu llhrrty aro ain the lawful m-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29
Rig irlrIIrrN.

Even those famiiaa with the enor-
nous sales of the "V ibrator" Scparat0rs
manufactured by Nichols Shepherd q
Co., will be surprised to know that if all
the Separators manufactured by them
were set up ready for work and placed
in line just touching each other, the line
would be more than one hundred miles
long, and if to this are added the En-
gines and Powers manufactured by them,
the line would be over two hundred
miles in length. TO ship these machines,
placing one on each ear, would require
$4,000 ears, making 1880 trains of 20
cars, each. With such 4 demand II Is
easy to see why the firm carries in stock
100000 feet Of the choicest air-sea-
Soned lumber. The reason of this sue
cess is the fact that the "Vibrator" is
perfectly simple, does not easily get out
of order, lasts the longest, and does the
best and quickest work. Every article
used in its manufacture Is the very best
that money can buy, and as the firm
have an abundance of capital, they buy
for cash and therefore sell nc price no
higher than other parties charge for Il
poor article. OF course, no one would
buy amy Threshing Machinery without
first examining that made by Nichols,
Shepherd & Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29
NiITICE.

PURSUANT to n decree Of the Cir
l. cult Court, Of Washington county,
In The case OF Geo. w. Blaokley, plain
tifl', against G. Q Campbell, defend
ant, the underslgued Commissioner
will sell on tho nth day of July 1850,
beginning Mt O'Clock =, M. on the
premises, at public cutlery to the high
est bidder, such M Interest In one
fouith Of an acre Of land with n large
new two.story framed house with an
ell on the same. six rooms, M VIII be
sufficient to pay the debt costs and
commissions In tho pleadings mem
toned
Said lot IL situated on Main Street,
Goodson, Va, and ndjolns the lots OF
w. =. Hulse, 9. g. Campbell, and
others.
TERMS'--One third cash down, nj.
80 sufficient sum TO pay costs OF
CONS sale. Balance In and u
monthe, equal lnstallmente, with In
terest. Bond with good securlto for
the deferred payments.
]. II. WOOD, CONS.
Junes'S0-tds,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29

TnE Cincinnati story is "a short one.
Ex-Gov. stephenson Of Ky. was chair
man of the convention, which was Or
ganiAcd on Tuesday. Wednesday nom
nations were made and one ballot taken.
kelly's New York Tammany delegation
were allowed seats but no vote. Til
dcn's withdrawal satisfied them. Aside
from Hancock and Bayard there wee
only few votes for any candidate.
Hancock led, and then the convention
adjourned to Thursday, when Oh the sec
ond ballot Hancock was so strong there
was a general rush to him and the strug-
gle was over. English of Indiana was
then nominated by acclamation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29

GEN. A. Pridemore publicly, ut the
lee meeting Of the Readjustcr, declared
he could not accept the position on the
Electoral Ticket, to which he was APP
pointed by the Richmond convention
last May lie went into the meeting
with the Readjusters, which was adj
dressed by Col. Fulkerson of Bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29
Hancock Will Carry Pa.

It isnot probable that the Republic
cans can carry Pennsylvania. We print
private and eloquent dispatch from n
Pennsylvania Republican OF national re-
nown.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, juno 2l'--1o
Ddnici Doughcriy, member Of contention,
Cincinnati. congratulate you dear old
friend. on yolr great speech In favor Of
the living hero Of Gettysburg, the Murat
of Pennsylvania, aud If nominated at
Cincinnati for President would deliver
this grcnt Commonwealth from the ter
rIblo curse that las polluted Us fair i0mo
destroyed the hopes Of It's young mon,
and enriched lls msolent politicians II
will be welcome TO hundreds of thou-
sands of Democrats who regard Grants
sacrifice at Chicago the unspeakable III
gratitude of the age, and II will CONSOLE
date North and South IN the holy bonds
Of rratcrnol pence and prosperity. lem
brace you. JoBN W. FoRNrN
aa.a a...l-.s a..-a.a..-a-
Blank dccls on tough Bond paper NJ
Che Np,va ptintmv office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29
How do you Account for This?


In the lodge the Marshal is directed to
the ante-room to introduce Bill Smith
ers and Tom Brown, in language some
thing like the following: Brother
Marshall, you will retire to the ante
room and respectfully inform his High
Mightiness the Most Puissant William
Smithers and the his Incflablc Potency
the Very Venerable Thomas Brown that
this revercnt body awaits the distin-
guished honor of their irradiating pres
ence." Then the Marshall goes ont and
says, "All ready, Bill; come Tom, hur-
ny up" In the army, on the contrary,
this order was reversed, like this: Gen.
Bombastes yells out to his aid, $50
down to tho forks Of the road-and go as
if the old boy was after you-and ask
Col. Sortnrt what in---he means, so
long getting into lincW Away goes the
aid on the gallop, which m0derates first
into Il sober trot and then walk as he
nears Col. Sordnot whom he addresses
with great formaity, saying, "Colonel,
Gen. Bombastcs sends his compliments
and desires that you move your rcgi-
mcnt up into line as speedily rs posi-
| bic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29

THE Governor has appointed Col.
llESRY $. Bowen, of Tazewell, one OF
the Commissioners from Va. to the
Kings Mountain Centennial which will
occur October 9Th. Col. Bowen il Il lin
cal descendant Of enc of the greatest of
the heroes of Kings Mountain, and there
will be no finer specimens of manhood
there.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29
Blacksburg.

1t is said the Board of Visitors at the
recent meeting in Backsburg showed
President Buchanan neither quarter nor
courtesy. Hence his prompt resignation
and return to Emory. 1t is said none
Of the officers have been paid for year
and none are likely to be for another
year to come. The prospects of that
StNte institution arc indeed quito blue.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29

WE modcstly suggest to HAYES that
he can in no way so well take advantage
ofthat sweet article called revenge rs by
filling every office under him at once with
Democrats, SO that HANCOCK will be de-
MED that pleasure when he shall have
Lepn innilyllrnted
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29

A Nottingham says "Dcbt, poverty
and suffering haunted me for years
caused by sick family ind large doctor
ing, which did no good. was com.
pletely discouraged, until one year ago
by the advice of my PASTOR | procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use
and in one month we were I'LL well, ant
none Of us have been sick u day since
and | want to say to all poor men, you
can keep your families well year will
Hop Bitters for less than one doctor,
visit will cost. "-ChriStidR Adcocdte.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-29

Tho probability Is that the census re-
turns viii show u population Of 5000 for
Pulaski. This will enlitlC us to n Judge
Rah for us = Va. People.
The first thing you know ITcermans,
Jimmie Meteor will jug you for con-
tempt Of his court. Bear in mind you
hare Judge now, and one with I'M edge
on, Mt that.