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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-24
nrsNEss ANp RINANcE.

EnwApn A~vtvant, hau xana1tiv nfa.
sented figures showing that the increase
Of railroad mileage has been accompanied
by an aS,oniShing decrease In freight
chaypea Tim, between 1859 and 1879,
the ayeyaSe charge per ION decreased 6Tl
per esnt an ne lake Shore and Michigan
sontbeTn and az per cant on the New
York Central.
NJ. o,,.,.,.. no,,. ~ ror,,,sn. bss
49, ssp's Sas,.ior .;mii., n thst ran.
~, y. ..,,sssi other son,hs,, ststss "a.
80 .. 1000. ,hst ,be Ian ,aying con,.
s 80, .ssSs,ls,s a ,,ncons,itrtionsl In
To,,t,san. ,ha, ci.ss ~ ns,sons Rave mean.
a a,S, ~ nav sos a month
~ ssvan tbonssrd man viii ha am.
,,oysd Inv The North CIhieavo Polling NH
rS.n.n. Tbsv bsyo a ~ n;,.i ~ an mn !.
m anniovea h rrnnins ,hsi, wo,ls IN
ro,,h snd son,h chicsso and a. M,lvsntee
Tb,s n Inv Isr ina o,snd"st msnniasta,ipg
on,o,n,i:e IN N. ronidlv craving Great
WSat
m- .,,..,.. .,,.,.
IN 'on'mlus ssuiu'Aus s N'iss' -;
~ 'St W ioo1en my .SSI ~ .ss ci r
wn,en NY 10 inTotpoiSseu ~ ~. o.uV' =,
na p ao" nna oo oeIe'% ,oes sots Sno ooo
ioh' s.VE'VVVVVV; IN leo, s ~ w
Republican reduction, sSS,oV'VVVi IN looV'
S208, 100000; Democratic increase, SSvI-
300 900. Il il true that when the Demo.
o,a,s ,o,o;,oJ nowo, In the uorse NJ
S.A1 tSeIes ~. -. - .N.S..s.
Representatives lhey cut uo"h eApenneS
by so, OOO, 0OOt but they soon got the bet
tar Of the economical inclination, and
- ,Lay sad oo,,,ol NJ ho,h hrancb.
"neu suey soSu.eu e'us,Vt y, ~. e -.
% oil congress they not only WiPeu out
this retrenchment but added sS9,ooOooo
10 the figures Of the Republicans In their
Last yoar ~ rnchocked nower
'"1 !. - =. saN1NN',4 ~. ',,.,.,.uo,
THERE Is no reason ior aissatiSiaclon
with the condition and prospects oil busi-
ness. when we consider the season OF the
ro.r.rd ,yb,, .0 bava ,ona tbropvh In
ys''' "Ha "D%s w 80 M, 60
the past tweiVemohtn. Inc crops promise
excellenuy, and the fact that q good yield
In Europe Ia also probable Ia by no means
A. 80 Io,rn asa ss,iors disaavar,a,a
'" W bot "o"H no 'ei'VA' .'a. -.
TO US alter one season o. great eApoftS' lot
Il foreshadows cheapness In the great
necessariea of life and CONSEQUENT pros.
.ori,, a. mo mo.,os TbJa w;ll lead N n
IeH " sno - 800 .aj II ,ha Low :, :,
uInsiipus'on " I'c c. e4S $50. - - - 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-24

We were shown yesterday relic Of the
days OF 1850, in the shape Of the following
Republican electoral ticket for tho State Of
Virginia. We had no West Virginia
then.
Electors at large-Geo. Rye, Of shenan.
doah county, and John Mcclure, Jr., Of
Ohio county.
District Electors-John Wright r. Il.
Gray, Thos. Todd, Joseph Apologize,
Thos. ]. Hewitt, Joseph Bell, Levi Pitt
man, W. z. Stevenson, D. W. Roberts, J..
L. freeman, Jacob HOrnbrook, s. NJ. Pet
erson and G. D. Hall.
1t would be difficult to locate these cleo.
tors properly at this late day. Mr.. Wright
was probably the present John Wright Of
the La Belle mills. r. Il, Gray was from
the vicinity Of Lynchburg, Va. Thomas
Todd We cannot locate. Joseph Apple
gate is still living at wellSburg. Thomas
]. Hewitt lived in Hancock county, Jos.
Bell, OF the prestnt firm Of Joseph Bell &
Co., was then secre:.ar Of the Belmont
mills. Levi Pittman We cannot locate.
W. f. Stevenson Is now bette known as
Ex Governor Stevenson, Of Wood county.
DIV. Roberts lived in MouongaIia county,
J. Z. freeman in Hancock, Jacob Horn.
brook In Ohio, S. NJ. Peterson in wetlel
(probably), and G. D. Hall in Ohio
county.
The ticket was quite local in It's make.
up. 1t was best to keep near shore In
those. dGys-tho Ohio shore. The freedom
loving Democracy made ithot and uucom.
Portable for Virginia Republicans back In
the interior. They occasionally mobbed
them even herein thiscity. TWAS therefore
very difficult to get a man Of any promi.
nence to serve as an eleCtor for "honest
old Abe aud Hannibal Hamlin."
George Rye, Of Woodstock, Shenandoah
county, was one Of the brave spirits of
those days. He was . native Of the Val.
ley, but a most devoted arti.slavery man.
No terrorism could induce him to stay
of the ticket. He has since been Auditor
Of Virginia, as late as 1871, aud has al.
ways remained a Republican.
Cap. John MLure ran on the river in |
those days, Even the loss OF prestige as |
river commander did not deter him from
accepting place on the ticket He was
thorough going and pronounced Lincoln
man, and was willing to lose both pRssen.
gers aud freight rather than give up his
principles.
Mr.. G. D. Hall was at that time an as.
slstRnt editor on the IS1EILluEScER. He
was recently from Harrison county, where
his father had been indicted by a grand
Jury for presumlng to read the New York
7S!5uns, and where Judge Camden had Is.
sued in the name OF Democracy q bench
warrant .or the arrest Of Horace Greeley
as an ineend,Hry.
Nice times thoSe-thoso good old days
oil Democracy, Alaycry and seeession-
three names that meant ore thing. Those
good old days when men were iree-tO
vote the Democratic ticket.
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HOY. Joax H. ATxNsOx is mentioned
as the coming candidate Tor Sheriff in
Hancock county. Hancock has many
trusty and true men, but nqne more %
than Mr.. Atkinson. Able careful, pre-
and honest, he makes a No. ! 6tieer In
any position. He ought 10 DO chosen
without opposition. -$a4JoBHaL
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5Io1U1nIINa H1TAll' Y"
We are pleased to notice that the Re
publIcanS Of Ohio county, W. Va, have
nominated George PsrkI, son Of James
Parks Of this city, and brother Of Ambrose
s. Parks, the p, O. 4 ST. L. BY. agent, for
Sheriff Of that county. The selection ID
one that could hardly have been improved
upon. Mr.. Parks 10 . sterling man, highly
esteemed and Of deserved popularity.
He has democratic majority Of 600 70
overcome, but II the people Of Wheeling
and Ohio county appreciate merit, "a they
should, he will DO triumphAnuy elected.
His many old friends Ia steubenyille,
without regard 10 party, heartily wISh
that he NAV win the race.
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AsAs indication Of popular sentiment,
tits stated that the boys on the street sold
more Tilden badges last night than Of any
other candidate. Around the Grand
Hotel the prevailing feeling was that the
old ticket, with an anti. Chinese resolution
and one against double and treble terms,
was the one to win.-Cin. 6a'tte Of ysstr.
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uenubIIenn hInIe Convention.

The Republicans Of West vhbhia, and all other.
Who expect 10 eOopTStS With them Of the stnte abd
National elections this coming fal are hereby lnVi-
tsd 10 tuSs, ii their eusttmAry Pllo Il esuvohingi
.hs various counties Of the Stats, 'nd choose dele
Fatss 10 IOnUniiOu to b held ntbs City Of dFai-
Ton 90 The SOth dhy Of June next atlOAA.
The cobvtatIOn d called % select candidates tof
The fOlIOwIps postiORs-VIIt Governor Auditor
Treasurer, superintendent FIRE ssbOolI, AttOFpsy.
Gepsfai, and one member Of The suPtsns Court oil
Appeals. AIso to ehOoao ave Presidential seetO one
for each Congressional District and two for the state
BY order si The State csutnl Committee.
A. W. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
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Tnc poetor, Yielding.

Ever since Prof. Green wrote To the
Medical Record advising physicians every
where TO use the Seie Kidney and Liver
Cure In their practice, It hiss been gaining
in favor with the profession. They can
find nothing which Is substitute for It.
R. Caulkins, N. d., Of Rochester, N. Y,
says he would now prescribe tito all who
are afflicted with serious kidney and liver
diseases. TTH4s
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The Violate Belt Co, MarshaiI, Mich.
WI send their celebrated Electro.v oltaie
belta % the afflicted upon thirty days
VA, speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean Rrat Jhoy RAy. Write 10 them
Without delay - paw
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rlr.. district Congressional cOnyen.

iion.
The Republican Congressional Convention d The
Flint pl,uIet Of West Virginia viii Be held in the
CITY Of Grafton. on The sob day Of June pS1i, I'm
nsiIa,sIy after The adjournment Of the State Con-
70, ton, Tor The Pur orc Of nominating candidate
for CouFrss, and for attending to such other bus-
pes, a, may come before the Convention.
The RspublIesnS Of The COan'lts eonphdps The
District SIs requested TO sPPeint dsltEatts to aid
Convention at such time and place ~ TO them thAll
b most convenient
WI. W. C0WDEN, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-24

A WRITER In the Cincinnati Ga,als Of
Yesterday expresses the opinion that
candidate a: Cincinnati without 'bar'l'
has no more show than cat in Hades
without claws
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TnE official oenographer Of the Chicago
Convention sent in bill OF $1,000 for bis
work.
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Advance in the Petroleum narhet-suil
HIGHER Prices Looked For.

"lAhtE EfhGta AuVhtu NVfs
PrrTsRuRdH, June 22.-The oil market
las been in state OF fermentation for the
past five days, an advance having been
made since last Friday until to-day from
oslo to sales to-day at sr25. Prominent
oil men who. were Interviewed to-day by
your correspondent expect 81 80 for oil
in the next thirty days, and say that In
view Of the present condition Of the pro.
dnction, it is imp ossible for prices TO 60
below 81 again. Brokers and spectators
who have been short have covered them.
selves for the six months settlement on
July lst and are now coming over 10 the
long side and helping to push the market
up.
The production Just nov Is thoroughly
dem rallied, partly through the workings
Of the Standard OIL Company, who are
throwing Off on crude aud devoting all
their efforts TO make good market for re.
aned oil. Recent authoritative reports
from OIL points In the regions show q fall.
Ing of In drilling. The limits Of the
Bradford district have been thoroughly
defined, and its production Is weakening.
There are no new fields opening. Those
points, combined with the recent heavy
destruction by Ares, have also had much
To do with the adyAnceiu prices, The OIL
Exchange here to-day was n Hosna OF great
hustle and excitement, reminding ons OF
the palmy days OF the trade. Transactions
here to-day Involved about 10000 bar
fpla
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TIE population OF zAneSyille Is is, 1856
by the census Of 1880, an increase OF 4,Ssl
over the census Of 1870.
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nIEn.

COLLINs-on Wednesday, June 50, 1850, at II
o'clock and IS minutes A. ", Ina B. COLLINS,
daughter Of Robert and Amanda J. Kane, 10 the I'D
yesF 81 her iSS.
fqnsal vii take plase on Friday morning at 10
O'Clock IRON her parent, residence, No. II sOuth
Huron street. Friends Of the family arc invited to
attend. Interment At Psninsula cemstsry.
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SUNDAY ExPRESs ls'V Wheeling a, s:Sl An
arriving ~ WSliburG S2IA \, and 81 slsabtn'lIs
o. gbo A. ~, connecting With Ihdae kIPoi W ~
western points.
Trains leaving Columbus At LRF. n. and tlaLL
run daily, Through ChiasO GIPfes, ltlTO CS9nssi
daily, eIegpt Sunday, Al SO ?. T., With LSSftrl a.
attached, arriving ID Chicago q IN nlIi nGttfE
BsIthi can bs secured In advance n Uhioe D'lSl
Ticket Of1ee, Columbui.
PuIlnln's Palace Drawing Room slAsIthi On
through Without change iEGm StsbsnVuls LiA
and ksE York. West 10 ColUhbsA
Cincinnati, Louisville, IndlAHIbS'b Ibd y Lssil
For through TieksLA, HagsgO ChstEA bseFta ~
and any further hioFtaAti1n, nv
10 JOS. n. BEl.LEvILl.E, TitkSI AEtht q ~
Handle Depot, loot Of Esventh lLlsSi, q n ct'
Ticket 0fleo, under NeLnV llOubS, Whaling.
D. ". CALDWELL,
Gent NIhASg, COLUMBIA o
W. l. OBRiEH,
GOn'l PUa and rtESl AE'nt cSlunbai 0,
nal0
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" In the County Court Of Ohio County, West Va:
William T. HIehols, who sues. Ac.,l

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" In the County Court Of Ohio County, West Va:
william T. Nichols, who sues Ae.,
Msry A. Frirlsr, John c. FnIi,r,
John MuldOaa, Gertrude Mul.
doom, George Muldoou, RTsnk In ChAneery.
MuIdoSn, George X. Tipgle,
shertn and AdmInlsintOr de
bouia non Of Frank Muldoor, de
ceased, Edward Atkinson, Henry
HeliVpblne and Ellis klli0tL
BY virtue Of ~ order Of rstranre 10 III. shove 90.
Ied cAWsr enter 10 said court, % the ljh DAY q
June 1880, l will, on
SATURDAY. THE ara DAY or JULY,
1880, Al my ohiee, No l2O ChApIIus strp,t wheel
proceed TO take ,te. sstue and report 10 "a court
ihS A.eounlGoi May A Muld'on lnoW FiaIIorl Is
AdminisuAtiiK ahd 81 6tOne X TiBg Q, Admllls.ra.
Tor de bonis non Of Frank MuldO u dec .s also Inc
real estate Of Which the Eaid RrHnk AuldcOa dI0d
selIed, and lt1 Probable value, the AMOUNTS Of any
debts he owed, and TO yhUm owing; the dover intef.
sst Of the defendant Mary 4. En- mr. 10 SAID RAJ
estate, and any other natter deentd partlnepi by
me, or required hy any Of The parties.
By theterms Of said order Of relsftnce The pahoa-
ton Of this notice This paper Jnee week Tor four
successive weeks shall % equivalent 70 pefsonal
service q Ipeh notice on the parties b, rsi0.
Notice y also hereby given 10 all creditors Of said
Frank Mud0ou, deceased, 70 present and prove th0i
2ith day Of July, 1850, which Is prempt0ry day al
sala Office.
J.R. PAUL.,
ccmmiislestf Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
NEST viTgihiI, June ~, 1850,
Al, CLARKE Sol, Conpl'k,
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"RAR for GaI' and Ar" says the Chi
Cago Journal.
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TIE blackberry crop will be a large ont
this year.
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no~ the csn.p. VIM KIN III. De~ss,

Airago Journal.
Its estimated that tho complete census
returns from Nebraska will show popu.
lation In that State Of quite 500, OOO, agains,
l8,O0O In 1870. II this should be 20, he
State will DO entitled TO iour more Con.
sressmen In the next apPortionmsnt.
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TInIH TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad,

On and aitSr WEDNESDAY, June ., iEso can On
ne wheeling and Elm uFoTeR. n Will Fun 4 Iol.
lows Can Will START from Zach end o. The rad a DO
and regularly thereafter syery hAlt.h0lF, until
uGfloak, p ~, excipt the following lfipl which
VII y qmlllet, yiE fltaQ A. Nj t1t0 AID go 4,
y o. sqadayg ~ siAo and 7 % A.n.'and gtp n.
SSPiisi sosE line tEosaAHr. ss6l
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

sIfiAdelphia AOC0mm0dAIi0n.-Th train only funs
betIeen Wheeling and TriAdolphil,
tpAily Gxcept sundAy-NeEirk Accommodation.
tbtsubenNtIle ACKNOWLEDGMENT tfaln during
ne DAY passes backward and forward between Mar
nnt fgTy and BellAlFu, stopping Hhan rpqulFed Il
a aneI NM hoSsA AtnAFilis Wet Wheeling and
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NOTICE 40 GBEDIrORs

To the creditors Of " nk Muldoon, deceased, In
pursuance Of q decree d the County Court Of tue
county Of Ohio, made 10 cause thsrCin pending, 10
subject the real estAe OIL the sald Frank MudOon 10
the payment Of bis debts you required 70 present
dication 70 J. h. PAUL, commissioner, At bis Office
70 the said eouLy on or le'ore the 2th day Of July
witness Genre Hook, Ct RI Of said Court, TIL, ga
ai IN 81 June is'0' tGEogoE HOOK c,,,t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A CARD

To all Who are suffering from the errors and ndls.
erstiOps Of youth, nervous walnssI, early decay,
loss Of manhood, ae, will send recipe that viii
eurs you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
va, discovered BY missionary in south America.
Send Ioli-Addresed envelope 10 the REy. JoSEPn
7. lsMAS, AattOR D, Eas lttk Guy. Iai9.MvyAw
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ON The T0PMOST WAVE

ON THE T0PM0ST WAVE
OF popularity, without competitor, deying eompe-
titlou, and bound to aOurih - long a.
THE GOOD SHIP Truth
spreldi her sails, or Mature produces aery.tln,sd
hair, or Tine sheds It's white spray on human heads,
Cristadoro's Hair Dye
wins golden opinions from all SOrts Of people, and
eau nbVsF En By the board" while It held desirable
BY mln or voaau to be Oomsly.
Manufactured BY J. cRIsTAD0R0. Nc, 81 william
81, New York. Bold BY all DrueEIsl.., ApplIei BY
ali hair hra..e.a NmrAu
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cHASuH o. Ipfr.
On aud liiH Monday. Nay iath, is,u, and un.ll
further pe,Iee, passenger trains viii lsaye Cleveland
daily tsuadhys Eesp.eD y iollOvE
Wheeling REPFes MS a. n; EEpEeu, 400 y. m.
Returning arrive At Cleveland Whesiins RrpT,-.,
mo ?. N EEprpss iGiS a N,
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6satsAv!Hs AhaAaOdGtios-L4aTUs Bslll,r !, al
z. N, BndEePon ~ P. n; GTiTu a SlsahhTIl, 4
SIS Z. nj laTo atsnbehVllle At 1.bo a : RTiiss
port 81 81 a N. lfnIe II Bellllp Il ., a 4 \
The bteIbenylllS Accommodates, 10 tIlits,, 1.
their regular UP 70 ADD lrUm stV1bsnTle, m M
the following kHPs between BtlhIFS lni NiTtlsi
Bridssport to MuttD's Fsuy ............-.iOt,. Il.
s,lsj,. '..-..--.-; "a
Stopping Nhgn required al sherman HS1,s EiSL
villa, West Wheeling and GnVel HIll,
Tickets and B1e1Ss Cheeh 70 Al PRINCIPAL baist,
n the East 1nd Wet can b procured a De fiSEa
0tieo In BTidGVpor.
Pr MYEGA
mos General rassbGsSad THts' ISsut
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TO CHICAGO.

Only II bOun and IS minu.ssl
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FINANCIAL.
D1TI OF TaE ONO VALLEY,

DANH OF THE OHIO VALLEY
- TvocEsoRIo Tus
Fpr NATIONAL B'Sk % "Ht ..,o GOO,
CAPITAL -...''''''''''r, 800 IN
Wy. A. lSEr1, President VIZ b. s'''"
uop,y rstslvtd 90 deposit
io tsnsT,I PSpIIp9 JaIIBSsi OOSdae'd via P''-f
49, aBh AdbllIY,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03

IT is believed that the national
democratic committee will throw
Senator Barnum overheard, because
of his fondness for Tilden, land elect
Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania,
in his place. Of the change, the
Philadelphia Press says:
"Mr. Wallace's Craftsmanship will
be welcomed Dy the republicans OF
Pennsylvania. It will sim pIify mat
ters as far as they are concerned. II
will make the candidacy of Hancock
that Of the coppeEhead, drsit-resisting
element, 30 plain, that it could be de-
tected, even il he were wrapped in 8
dozen American fl igs. 1t will reveal
Lie methods aud practices by which
his election is sought to be accom-
pished, and the character of the men
who will further it, and it ought to in
crease the Nmsjority of Garfield ovel
that of Hayes in 1875 by thousands"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS ON
THE NOMINATIONS.

Referring to the nomination of
Gen. Hancock by the Cincinnati
convention, George William Curtis,
of Harper's Weekly, says:
General Hancock represents no
policy, no principle, no issue, nothing
but the parry which nominated him,
and he will be supported by those only
who think that the public welfare
would be promoted by bringing the
democratic party into power. General
Garfield stands for the best sentiment
of the party which has been identified
with the patriotism, the Intelligence,
the free industry, the progressive spirit
of the country. General Hancock rep
resents party without programme
or a policy, and with the most dan
gerous traditions. That party has
eminent leaders, but General Hancock
IS not one of them. If he has views
upon public questions, they are not
known. He is, of course, wholly
without civil experience, except that
of military governor. He is a
worthy gentleman, whose life has
been passed in military service, and
whose election as president would be
leap in the dark.
General Garfield, on the other hand
is not only citizen soldier of distinc.
ton, but a statesman of wide and va
rious experience and sagacIty, of uni
versal knowledge and tact, a leader of
his party by signal ability, and gen
tleman of unblemished character. II
the Office OF chief magistrate of the
union requires civil ability and
especial knowledge. wide experience
and courage, matured convictions upon
public principles and policy, familiar
ity with public affairs aud public men,
as we'll as perfect personal rectitude,
and Intelligent sympathy with the
ideas and purposes and tendency Of a
great political party, General Garfield
is peculiarly the candidate for those
| who wish 10 know what their votes
| mean. General Hancock is the respect
able candidate of the democratic
party; but has the democratic party
deserved the respect or the confidence
Of the country"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03

A workingman ssys: "Debt, poverty
and suffering haunted me for years.
caused by sick family and large bills
for doctoring, which did no good. I
was completely discouraged, until one
year ago, by the advice of my pastor,
1 procured Hop Bitters and commenced
their use, and in one month We were
ali well, and none of US have been sick
a day since; and want to say to all
poor men, you can keep your families
well year with Hop Bitters for less
than one DOCTORS visit will cost."-
Christian Advocate.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03

mi GATE M q Beautiful Colored Picture.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03
THE TWO CANDIDATES.

The claim of some of our demo-
cratic friends VINO have suddenly be-
come so fascinated with the glories
attached to defense of the union
during the late rebellion, to the eff,
feet that General Hancock is en-
titled to greater credit for the part
he took in that struggle than Gem
eral Garfield, is not well founded.
We do not impugn Gen. Hancock's
patriotism in the slightest degree,
but he could not honorably have done
less than he did do. He went to West
Point when he was sixteen years old,
where he received a military educa-
ton at the expense of the governs
ment. He was the ward of the gov
eminent from his boyhood,
and one of the conditions
upon which he was sent
to and supported at West Point
was, that if his services were re-
quired in defense of his benefactor
he should be ready to render them,
To have refused, would have been
dishonorable, unpatriotic and the
basest ingratitude.
It was not SO with Gen. Garfield
While Gen. Hancock was living
luxuriously, above want, at public
expense, Gen. Garfield was strug'
Cling with poverty, aiding in tn,
support of poor widowed mother
First he worked at the carpenter
trade, and afterwards labored as