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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-04

pALArAnLH MEdicINEs.-Ayer's Cherry
pectoral Is q honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartie Pills glide sugar.shod ever the
palate; and his sarsaparillA Is nectar
hat imparts yigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pay
Advertiser. DAw
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A Frankfort, n.y., PhysIclan Writes


When the body is bowed with pain an
intense longing for relief brings hope.
This may brighten the suffering but 1t
does not cure. Alta time like this how
welcome is such friend as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, bringing
hope, health and happiness and the joys
Of q renewed lie. TTHAs
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ExNESr DR.. W. F. srEuARr, Baltimore,
writes: l take pleasure in recommend.
ing Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of
Beef and Tonic lnyigorator In consump.
ton, weakness, debility, chlorosis, etc.
have tested Il with universal success.
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PHLAnELrHA, September S.-Flour dull
and weak; Minnesota extra, clear, $50; do
straight 60 %; Ohio, half old wheat, IS 80,
Minnesota patent process 81 so. Wheat uull:
rejected and damp, track, S5a90c; No. red
elevator 81 OK No September 81 Ok bid,
81 VIZ asked; October 81 0SA bid. ST OIIs
asked; November 81 05A bid, 81 05X asked
Corn quiet and steady; yellow track Csc:
high mixed 5lu5lHc; rejected 81 jSa62c; sail
mixed, September 6lkG bid, 6lHo asked;
October 621So bid, 52Xc asked; November
80. white 401sa4lc; No. 9, 4OAlle; No. 3
do 3sI{a39c; mixed 86c. Provisions nomi.
nally unchanged. Butter firm; creamery
ezra 26a21ci good 10 choice gSa21c New
York and Bradford county, Pr, extra Ga
25c; Western Reserve extra l7slBc; good -
choi liHlBc, Eggs steady at iSaIS ~. CheeHa.
creamery l2i<c; fair 10 good II lEal2c. PetTo-
leum, refined 04c. Whisky tirm at 81 10.
uiAolAnAfl. September 3.-Corton dull 81 d
lower at 112Sc, Flour easier; family s. y. a
4G0; fancy n 76a5 80. Wheat dull anu low, r,
No, . amber STasOc; No. 2 red winter $3.50 q,
Corn stronger; No. 2 mixed Axe. Oats
iim; No. . mixed S24S2kc Rye lrmtr
No. 2, sihaS5c. Barley, demand fair and
market firm; No. 2 fall Csc. PORK firm ut
$40 %. Lari frmer at u sUasO0 Bulk meats
firm Shoulde 6Slo; clear rib SIC. Bacon
steady at 67sa9y SasRc Whisky steady with
lagUOd demand at 81 u Butter strong and
higher choice Western Reserve 2Oa22c;
choice Central Ohio lSa20c.
CHICAGO, September a.-The Droyers Jour
nal reports;
Hods-Recelpts 1900 head; Shipment
, $500 head; common to good mixed, 81 ~,
! 8 IS; light IS LOAD IS; choice heavy IS 40.
/. CATTLE-Receipts 1900 head; shipment
2,00O head. Market hrmer; exports IS O0
50; common to good shipping s. SOa4 SO
!, SHEEP-RscelptS 800 head. Market weaker
|. common to good 50 6QaI 40.
4 I6Lzpo. September S-Wheat firmer: Nc
J. white Michigan 9ic; No. 2 red Wabasl
| spot, 9SAo; September g39kc; October 051Ec
November 06hc; December 07Hc; Wabas
50, rejected IS; No. 2red mixed OF, Com frn
high mixed 4S1fc; No. ., October 4S1.c; NJ
: white 46hc; rejected 42hc; damaged 81
&c Oats steady No. 2S0hc, Clover seed; man
Is moth s. 30; prime, nominal at : 90.
y Nkw oRlEANs, September S,-CoiTte scarf
N and lifm At l89<alBNc. Sugar In good d
nland at full prices; open kettle l07Sc; ye
low clarified Ike. Molasses, nothing dom
y kice quiet; Louisiana ordinary 70 chol'
Is 6A81Ic.
10 PHILADELPHIA, septembers WOOL Qnie
ar Ohio, Pennsyly and Wtst Virginia \.
le and above llAl6C; extra 44ai0o; medium !,
y aiSc; coarse 40i; New York, Michigan, y
dianaand Western hne SsaA2ei medium Soaa'
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"a Bad Cold or Distressing Cough.r

Dry, parched, sore throat, phneimonia,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, weaken.
ed and debilltated state Of the system, all
these dangerous symptoms are cured by
"Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield TO Its
healing properties. An occasional dose OF
"Swayne's Pills" should be taken 10 keep
the bowles free. They are excellent for
torpid liver and bilious complaints.
A frankfort, Ry., Physician Writes
Some months ago the daughter Of one Of
our prominent citizens was pronounced q
hopeless consumptiye. She was very
much reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her
life gradually wasting away. / recon-
mended her TO use "Dr. Swayne's Com.
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry which she
did. In short time she was free from all
cough and other symptoms, aud Is now
rosy and healthy. Price 25icents and 81 90
bottle, or SIX bottles for S.. The large
size Is the most economical. Prepared
only by Dr.. swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists In Wheeling and else.
WhaFa
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New York, September a.-Cotton irregular
at II 1l.l6a1l 1890; futures barely steady.
Flonr weak; receipts 10000 barrels; ship.
ments 1900 barrels: superfine State and
western s. 25a4 co.; common to good extra
50 70ai 10; good TO choice 81 20a6 25; white
wheat extra 81 l6a4 60. extra Ohio 81 GOA
rs; st. Louis 81 10a8 so; Minne,s sofa patent
process 50 00aS IS. Wheat steady: receipts
200, 900 bushels; shipments 3S2, 900 bushels:
No. 2 Chicago 81 OIL ungraded red 81 Ola
l ok; No. 3, 98cati OIL; M. 2, 81 OKLA
l 031E; mixed wintersl DIAL OIL II No 2 while
81 OH; No l do, sales 10000 bushels al
81 0Sal 03X; No. red, September, sales
2S2,0 bushels at 81 02jfal 0Sk; October.
sales 3l2, 900 bushels at 81 05a1 O5Sk; Noyem.
Der Galca ll2,000 bushels 81 08HaI cox.
Corn moderately actiyei receipts 22S.O0O
bushels; shipments 179. 600 bushels; ungraded
90 5a52lS; No. 9, o0Jza51kc; round yellow
Sic; No. 2wliite 6i1fc; No. September 50Xa
Sic; October 625Sa521 Nc; November 90 Ifa5SSSc.
Oats scarcely so firm receints IS, 600 bushels;
western mixed 3aai2o; white western AKA
tic. Hay In cord demand. Hops quiet and
unchanged. Coffee quiet but lirni Sugar
firm: fair TO good rcfling 79<a75Ec. MolAsses
quiet and unchanged Rice quiet and steady;
Cdroliiia 6afc, Petroleum firm; United .O6c;
crude 6lia71fo; refined ono. TaIlow steady
ant In good demand ut 0 5-t0a6 7-l6c. R1sin
steady and unchanged, Turpentine dull at
s8Ifc asked, Pork weak; now mess SIC Goa
10 10, tho latter fancy old fness $500 Beef
quiet an stoa'sJJ Gut meats quietands 1t ady;
ln"ss Gear IS So; short clear td2b, Lard lrm;
prime steam at IS S5ss SIN. EGGS higher at
7HalSISc. Butter firm at l6a2sc. Cheese
cayipr Mt l0ai2c
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RAILROAD BoNps-Actiye and irregular.
STATE BoNps-pull and nominal.

srocKs-The market opened firm but prices
soon fell OF x to TX per cent, Hannibal and
1t. Joseph sharss leading In the decline. At
the tirst board speculation became strong,
and with good buying an advance Of u to1H
per cent was recorded, the latter In Lac Erie
aud western. During the afternoon de-
cline set in OF Y to 2s per cent, Hannibal
and ST. Joseph showing the most weakness
In the final sales there was recovery Of u
70 Y per cent. tp H
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LOTTERIES.
Take Noticey

Thh q 0toAty Lottery sver voted on BY @sp,gpls eta
Sale, and under a ate dceisiOa efths o. s. Ssprsus
CoRt at BdsAiagtoa, q As only Lsal LOttery noe Ia
ne Uaied SaisI, ali ohsr charters Aariag teea repealed
Or having no e1iHeAee.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
A FORTUNE. NIa1H GRAND DlSTRIBu-
.EP TeMbER 18th, 1880 -l3lth Monthly
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uRIcAso September3 -Flourq quiet. Wheat
In fair demand, but at lower rates; No. 2
Chicago spring s71fc cash s71sc September;
ss9Sc October; s9as0Nc November; No. 5,
7SaS0c: No red winter a0c. Corn, In fair
calh S9Ac September; 40Hc October; 405<C
November: rejected, 3SIic Oats inactive and
lower; No. ., SIC cash; 2sc September; 2sNc
October; 2sLlo November. Rye firm; No.
7sc cash; 7shc Oct Der. Barley weeker: No.
aspiring 100 cash: Tic October. Pork fairly
active and shade higher; $l7 % cash
ST. .lTI< September; sl7 00a17 05 October
sl2 20 November. Lard In fair demand
81 90 rash and September; 81 9Sa7 81 y octo.
Der; 81 10 November. WhiIky steady with q
fair demand at 81 -.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
a. rsportsd by John NJ aoon 4 Co. bSeksrs
M IIR0 Main atrpAE. - H'H"
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Of the state for Educational and Charta-
bic purposes, In 1865, for the Term OF Twenty
i've Years, % which contract the InYiolAble flIh
Of the STAG Is pledged, which pledge has been no
neHOd BY an overwhelming popular vote securing IL
franchise In the new constitution adopted December
p, A. D. 1879, with Acapitl Of 81 100000, 70 which
IL has since added reserve fund Of over eS50,000.
It's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBu.
TON VIII lake place monthly on the second Tuesday.
neV1 LoaIST Or poIipoASI. L)ok at the following
Distribution: - ~ = :
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GRIEF

Excessive snxiety, or prolonged study VIII pro-
duee inhrnIty IN the Nervous sysiem 10 proportion
q the strength Of that system 10 expended upon lhe
mind In troubled thought are the orIansoi
lion, ASSIMILATION and nutrition, rendered inAcMe
and luggIsh in proportion the system becomes To-.
arm. Every individual has some one organ WEAKER
than the rest and this Away Iat 70 tnner cur.
Ing nervous prostr ton; for example, Alctpg news
Sousiimes cauStS total Suspension Of the muscular &C.
tIon 81 The heart when the patient IL debtaed pro-
ducisr Eiddsn hemorrhAge and death. Nodoubta any
longer remains Of the petlbty ri restoring the ntr
yous Iyhem and through The nerves NE =,
Inc impaired o,glnSs FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYP0PHosPHITEs hlS been proved
10 posses such power 10 numerou. instances ~ win
inpart strength 10 overcome trouble and anlenon,
PefSons who are accustomed 70 look upon the dark
ide and who see no pleasure 10 living, on uarg the
gyrup soon leITn 10 value and enjoy le, and those
Hho study deeply during long hour viii mud 10 ne
syrup promoter Of the power Of endurance In Tue
There Is no abturdity In the fact that an imp1iTs
Nervous System causes Consumption, NeuiIE I,s'
Bronchitis, DyIpepail, Asthma, EPlsPlie i ~.
Whooping Cough Heart Disease and ho.t o. 9!SIsi
then Why Il II ab'urd that tELLoMs ny
PHITES, which eHectually euIes Nervous pen.i,H,
should cure these diseases also, Remove tns eAuse
| and The complaint will CEASE pvt
AFL Look out for the name and addfeth <. l. ht =
LOWS, 81. Jshn, n. B., on the yellow wrapper y
water mark, which Is seen By holding the paper W
Price, Si.5o p'r bottle. Six for $3.50
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS, TsAN
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BAGJlMlRK September 3.-Flour dull and
weak; western superllne So 76sS so: extra
% 75a4 80; faulty 81 76a5 So. Wheat lower,
closing quiet and firm western winter red,
spot 81 0UAa1 0OE; September 81 0lszal o2;
october 81 DIAL OK: November 81 o6JEal CO.;
December 81 07I<al OK. Corn, western high.
er and 6rmer; western mixed, spot and Sep
TENDER 6l1ta5l Nc; October 6251a62Ifc; No
vember 81 4a6SS4c. Oats firm; western white
mixed 31aSSe; Pennsylvania 40a41o Rye
more active NJ S5a90c, Hay easier Jrime to
choice PennsylSauis. SIS :6Oa99 copper ton.
Pf0YiSions StfoDg with an upward tendency.
Mess pork $3.50: bulk meats, loose should-
ersnoue here; clear rib sides none hers; do
packed So 60a9 Is; Bacon shoulders 81 90;
clear rio tides 50 rs. Hama at. l2Izsl3I<c
Lard refined In tiefces 50 90. Butter quiet
and firm; prime TO choice western packed
l4a20c. Eggs easier atl6c Petroleum, crude
nominal; refined 9Hsexcl Coffee steady;
Rio, esrgoes, ordinary 10 fair, l3HaI6Isc
Sugar iiEm; A soft l0Hc. Whisky steady at
II III. -|.... H...s| .ss.s
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10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF.TICKETs, ONE DOLLAR.

1851 Prizes amounting 700
Responsible corresponding agents wanted At ali
points, 70 whom liberal compensation will be paid
Write clearly, stating full address, for further In.
formation, send orden by EXPIRE or In Registered
Letter or Money Order BY mail, addressed only to
N. A. DAuPHIH,
New Orleans, Ia.
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.Then you did not employ Garfield at
all, or know OF his employment, or pay
him S. 900 or any other sum for bis intlu-
ence as chairman OF the Committee on
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= ~ no n. sis Broadway, New York.

AZ our GraRd E5iEaOriiAaTy LraiSiAgI are under IL,
aid jUBAL A. EARLY.
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81 had nothing Whatever 10 90 WIN MT.
Gar6eld's employment, OF course the
letter alleged to have been written by me
10 my principals in this city, in cheerful
vein, as TO the acquisition OF General Gar
field to our friends, may appear inconsist-
emit with my present assertions, but any
one not confirmed idiot would know
that would put the best foot foremost
in my communications to my principals;
! would have been pretty fool indeed
not to have put In good word now and
then for buncombe. Any smart individu:.
al can read that letter between the line"
The correspondent concludes with q
letter from Mr.. r. @. Parsons, who retain
ed General Garfield, and who says:
al was employed by Mr.. Chittenden as
a lawyer and his attorney to present the
cass OF De Golyer & MCClelland before
the Washington Board oil Public Works,
with retainer oil S. 900, and o contingent
Zee OF SlOO00if / secured q contract Tor
200 900 square yards. | took the patent
and descriptive pamphlets to Mr.. Chiet
Justice Chase, and asked him TO give me
his opinion as to the value Of the mode Of
curing the wood, and whether II was
proper for me las I was Marshal oil bis
eourtl to appear before the Board. lie
took warmly TO tine patent and said 1t was
| evidently the best wood pavement in tue
world, and advised me TO argue the case
| / took thirty days to prepare my briet and
argument, as there were some iorty.tWc
other applicants for the work, and ap
peared before a full Board and argued TIT
auestlon In the presence OF q room tull o
spectators for two hours.
'Aiter some days the board aSardes
me contract for one hundred 6thousanI|
square yards, Up to this time ! was IN
only attorney In the case, and suppose
, that no money had been used, excepting
, paid me IS lawyer, TO secure the award
After the award was made ]. w. Chitten
den was dissatisfied and said must 9
again before the board and insist on or "
: TO secure The other one hundred thousan
: square yards.
"Just 81 this time--about three days b
! fore Congress adiourned-I received
!. telegram from Cleveland, calling me HON
. on a matter OF vital importance, and
9 promised Mr.. Chittenden, as couldn'tsta
. longer In Washington, 10 get some othI
LAWYER 10 appear in my place and argu
The case over again. wrote at once
MI. R. N. Corwin, a well known lawye
and told him all about the matter, agree
10 divide my contingent fee with him
Il case Of his success, and he agreed TO NAL
: he effort TO oblige me. Iso informed NJ
Chittenden, and supposed the matter
ded. The next day Mr.. Corwin wro
; me q note saying that he was Obliged
!. Ike up cotton case in the Court
u Claims, and must have time TO :
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Financial and Commercial.
New YORK Money and s,oeh,.

NEW YoEk. September s.-MoEEY-Market
easy at 2a3 per cent, closing at 2a2H Der
cent. Prime smeFCShtilS paper 41ia6k per
cent Startling exchange bankers' bills dull
at 9 81 demand 81 SIX. 40 49,,
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PHILApELrl1I, septembers -WooL- Qnietj
Ohio, Psnnsy lyauiA and Wtst Virginia M \
and above 4lA46c; extra 44aito; hiedlum ~
dianaSnd Western iine Ssa42ci medium 4eA4Ici
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
rnAINB LnAvN WILMINGTON

\ Or Philadelphia and intermediate stations !:
Z, $40, 1890, o. M; 2.30, 400, 100, $50, p.
IN. On Sundays: $40 q. m; 800, $50, $50
p. m.
Pkila. Expresr $50, ., ga, 1909 a. m. Sun
FOR Phila. and New York: 2.23, $50, 100
1902, o. m; *Ig 30. #l2.43. tLimited)
e.0T p. m. Sundays, 223 a. m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.sb .. m;
b.22 p. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line
7.08 p. IA.
Tor Baltimore and Washington: l2bl, 2o0
2lb, 2.Sb o. M; 12.62, 1.04 IImited) 4.lS,
70S .. IN. Sundays: 19.bl, 2o3 q. IN.
For information apply at depot
Fer New Castle. 600, y.26, q. L., LOO, 800
o.8S p. m.
For Harrington and intermediate stations
3.2s O. m.: Les. a.s6 p. IN.
For DeLmar and intermediate stations; 9.2b @.
m.; .ob p. m.
For wilmington q Horthern Il. b.: 7.o9, 3.
M; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and 11.26 q. M, and 6.ab p. m.
Far Delaware Western X. b.. Ilk, 1880. a.n.
$50 o. m. Sunday trains, 1880 q. M, m.
VRAIsB soR wILMIEgToN LAAvA RAILADKr-
from Broad street and Washington avenue
TsO, $40. 1890, 1o.4S, l1.46 q. m; l3o, 1850
4, b16, 8, $40, 8, g.Ab, n.Sop. m. On Sun
days: b.30 o, NJ; Q, 9, 9.&5, 80 p. m.
from Thirty Second and Market streets: 7.3c
T.3O. l1.3b o. M; 12.2s. (Limited) s.ah p. N.
TN SUNDAYS: Los a. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
philadelphia Population.

The population of Philadelphia and
suburbs, within radius of sixteen
miles, according to the new census, is
! ,O39, ,55G, The territory comprises the
whole Of Philadelphia, about three.
fourths of Delaware county, portions OF
Chester and Bucks counties, onethird
Of Montgomery county, Pa, one-sixth
of Burlington county, two third. OF
Camden county and one half OF dlou'
cester county, N. J. The thirty-one
Wards of Philadelphia contain "a 542
inhabitants. The population of the
loroughs and townships Of Delaware
county, within the circle, is AZ S4z; OF
Montgomery county, 46,s57; Of Chester
county, 1907; Of Bucks county, 1884,
and Of Burlington county, l4,o38.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
Indian Council.

A grand council of Indians assem-.
bled at Los Pinos, Colorado, on the
2Sth instant, to decide upon a successor
to Chief Ouray. 1t is believed that sa'
ponovari would undoubtedly bs chosen
He had charge of affairs last winter du'
ring Ouray's absence in Washington
Col. Manypeny, Chairman Of the Ute
Commission, in a dispatch from the
Southern Ute Agency, dated the Gath,
says Ouray died that morning, and the
commissioners fear that his death will
embarrass them in their work. A tul
Council was held on the 23d, but nj
Indians signed the treaty, and lgnati'
and other chiefs opposed it.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
aettinx the wrong Flag.

The Reading Democrats sent to a
large flag manufacturing establishment
in New York and bought very hand
some Gag, which "they flung to the
breezs" with considerable eclat, but
after it had been up for few days 1t
was discovered that It was not the Ma
tional flag, but that 1t bore only seven
stars, representing the seven States
which rebsllsd against the Union. 1t
may be imagined that there. was some
chagrin about the time this discovery
was made. The explanation OF the
annoying mistake is that the flag was
one manufactured for the Democrats in
some Southern State and through care
lessness was sent TO the Democrats in
old Berks, who would willingly join
their Southern brethren, sympsthizing
with the great struggle that was made
to vindicate their principles of the
State sovereignty by secession, bu'
they do not care, just now, to have
that sympathy so conspicuous.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
The Heirs Found.

Francis Vincent has discovered the
whereabouts of the heirs to the Jones'
estate. A number reside in Chester,
one in Chester Co., and another in New
Jersey and another in Brandywine
Hundred. The extent Of the fortune
to which these heirs have fallen Is not
yet known, but soon 1t will be. MIR.
Jones, the deceased, was the owner Of
the large and celebrated snuff mills
which once stood upon the site upon
which now are reared the Jessup y
Moore paper mills.
The estate was "in law" twenty OF
thirty years, and large portion OF il
was "eaten up" nevertheless it was
settled about thirty-fve years ago, and
it is thought that the present heirs
will receive nice little sum.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
The Veterans Grand Rally

Arrangements have been completed
for the Veterans mass meeting and flag
presentation at Institute Hall, on Wed
nesday evening next, Sept. lst, 1880
The following letter has been received
from General L. R. Biles
PHILADELPHIA, August %, 1850
CAPTAIN PETER B, AYARs, Wilmington,
Del.-Dear Captain: The speakers fol
the Veteran mass meeting will leave
Philadelphia on Wednesday Ito NOR,
row. by the o'clock p. m. train. They
are Col. Devid s. Brauson, Major Chas
J. Arons, and Captain Francis D. o.
bourne. Please notify Messrs. Wheeler
Gregg and O'COnnor. Yours respect
fully, L. r. BILEs.
OF course the General will accompany
the party.
Major Charles j. Arms will receive
the flag on behalf of the club, anG
Captain Francis A. Osbourne will pie
sent it on behalf of the ladies. The
gaIlery will be reserved for the ladies
and music. Prominent business mel
aud leading politicians will accept the
platform. S. Redmond Smith, Clerk O.
the U. S. Court, will act as chairman
The different clabs will form on French
street the right resting on Eight
street,as near O'Clock, ,aP. Mas posi-
BILE, and will be escorted to the Hall by
the Veterans over the following route
Down French to Fourth, along Fourtt
10 Market, up Market to the Hall. AL
Republican Clubs are hereby invited II
participate. No othsr method of invi
tation has been left open to the clul
from the fact of so sh rt notice hay
ing been given by the speakers.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
TNCOKP DRAFTED MAROH 1lTH, 1879.
President, ]. B. STEHMAN.
Secretary, GEO. A. M Al

NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
THEU, B, MUTUAI.AID SOCIETY OF
PENNSN FORTHE YEAR END
ING DECEMBt X 3lst. 1879.
Principal Office, Lebanon, Pa.
AESLsrS IEI,E,AIRER 2lst 1874
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
Train Collision.

A freight train and an excursion
train on the Housatonic railroad colli-
ded near Parlor Rock Pic mic Grounds,
about eight miles north of Bridgeport,
Conn, yesterday afternoon. The
freight train had just left Long Hill
Station, when the engineer, Marcus
Barnum, saw the excursion train
rounding curve.
He and the fireman escaped by jump
ing from the engine. The engineer o.
the excursion train, William Bristol.
remained at his post and tried to STOP
the train; he was fatally injured and
died about an hour after the collision
Both engines and several freight csr'
were wrecked. 1t appears that the ex
cursion train was forty minutes late
but had the right of way and thu
freight train should have remained a
Long Hill until it passed.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-31
A Southern At ack ON Hampton

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30th.-The Rich
mond Wing, in printing the certificates
of the Democrats that Wade Hampton
did say at stunton what he was first
reported to have said, indulges in the
following remarks about Hampton
That Wade Hampton should have
been SO silly and indiscreet at staunton
as to talk of Funderism and even Dem
ocracy as the cause of Lee and Jackson
was no great matter;but that he should d
have taken so much pains to deny IL,
and that, too, with all solemnity, is a
matter of grievous magnitude. We
gave yesterday the certificate OF four
we'll known Staunton Funders that the
account of Hampton's speech which ap
peared in the Valley Virginian was sub
stantiaiiy correct, ana We here repro
duce it as a warning to Funders to let
"optsiders" attend to their own affairs,
particularly such men as Hampton, who
are nothing but name, and who preach
the payment by others of every fraudu'
lent claim, while they themselves illus
trate how the bankrupt law can SETTLE
with creditors at so conts on the dollal
and leave the debtors rich.