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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property.

'SEtfisi'tS1y, aESS4Ss stH, aeSoV,
The Following Personal Property:
Six head OF WORK-H0RSESj
one tvo-ypar cid COX;
Six head of Cattle-four of them good Mich
Cows
Fourteen head OF Stock Hogs,
Gearing for six horses.
Two Foir-HGse Wagons and one Bed,
One Horse Cart one Water Car,
one Wheel Barrow, one Corn C0ycrcr,
enc new Keller Drll-lateat Improvement
One new Keller Horse Rake,
one Mccormick Reaper.
One Woods Mower, Two Darshcar Flows,
-Four Double Shove, and Single Shovel do
Two Harr0ws. ono tuttiiig-BDx,
Two pair of Hay SaclyinG,
Two Grain Cradles, Bsiar Scvthc,
One Spring WAGON and Harness,
One Little Giant Corn and Cob CruShcr,
Two Bellows & Anvil, Grinds.onc & Bench,
Three Thribblc and tive Double Trees,
Forks ~hoveis Eakcs, Aiat,0cks, spread
crs Breast Chains, DC.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of ten dollars ard less, cash; above
that sum negotiable note well endorsed, paya-
bic at the Bank of C,mrlcStown twelve months
after date. will be required. 10 property t.
be removed until the terms Of sale are complied
with Sale 10 be, sip ~ 10 o'clock.
JACOB \. MYERS.
d. HEFFLEGowEr, ATctioneer.
RipOn, July -, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

The Judges of the Supreme Court of APP
pcals-except Judge Moore-are in town
and looking well. This term will probably
continue for three weeks. Amember of the
Court was kind enough to say to Us that we
have here the most beautiful and most fruit
ful country underline sun. Ourcitizens will
DO everything that agcnuineh hospitality can
present TO tighten the task that performance
of public duty imposes ON them. May they
all live long and prosper-the terror Of the
evil doer and the protector of the upright,
is the desire of the FREE Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
Fnrmmcll Lnnllnn ID. IA. Inly Il. ESQ

Farmwcll, Louloun Co., Va July II, 1880.
McSsrs. LipPitt IL Co.:
Gontcmcn-In reply to yours asking for the
result of your Fertilizer (ShcnandJah, will
simply say that am more than pleased with it.
used oft from 40 to $50 lbs. side 10y side with
Moor's, of which used from 1850 To 10 lbs, and
the Weld of yours was nearly double that OF
Moors, which in Our part ofthe country is con-
sidcrcl among the best that is used. You may
send me Ten Tons oft this fall.
Respectfully yours W. C. SELDEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
TlPERLlL C7RCGS, MONSTER MEN
AGERIE HIJSEUN, GREAT ANGLO-
AMERICAN 4GGREG1TION and
WORLD or WONDERS.

Without any exception the most complete
and finest equipped Organization on the A.
mcrican Confident Travels by Rail, with
its own Train OF magnificent cars. Meets
all it. appointments, gives two performances
each dar, at and 80 =. NJ, and the price
OF admission Is the same 20 see this Gigantic
Institution, oYershadowing inits yastncss MI
Others. a is charged b.. the small qrcam1u-
hating concerns that Traverse the country.
EssaThe Nan9eemclt haze fpared neither
tim, ner expense in gathering together,
from all parts of the globe, TIE most renown-
81 Male and T, mGlc irtis-s Of the Arcnic
Circle, in order TO r,scat to the amusemcni
loving Pubic an entertainment THAI will en-
Tighten the mind, gla.liea the heart AMI I'll
with delight both old and young and leave
4 pure and chaste lifelong impression
Nothing said or done under the immense
Pavilion to offend the eye or ear OF the
most fistidiots Paronized by the elite,
and supported Icy the Press in each and
every town they visit.
ADMISSION to Mcnageric-wiich al
mits to our Circu, Performance irce--AdIlts
30 cents; Childrel under years, % cents.
Performances common ,c-Altcrnoon NJ
O'Clock Evening at 80. Doors open oae
hour earlier in order 90 allow ylsi.ors to
thoroughly examine cur wonderful collcc-
ton of Animals, &c, before taking Their
SIa.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

Jefferson County, ". Va, July -, 1880.
Mc~srs. Lippitt * Co:
Gcntlomcu-I used two tons of your fertilizer
Potomac" brand. 1t was satisfactory my
whoa; yielding well and of excellent quality.
Respectfully H. Z. CHEW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

Borryyile, Clarke Co., Va, July p, 50.
McSsr> Lippitt d Go. | used your fertilizer,
Shenandoah, ON my wheat. the last season,
along side ofhighcr priced goods, and think it
fully equal 20 them. | think it as good fcrtil-
izer as any that have used. Itdrills well, and
shall use it again this Fail.
IACOR 5. ROYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
Charlcstown. July 30, 1880.

McSsrS. Lippitt & Co:
Gentlenen-I used your Shenandoah Fer
tlizcr last fall together with three other kinds.
The Shenandoah raised me decidedly more
wheat than any of the Others, and shall use
it alone this fall | also used in the fall of Is
IS some of your Chicago Ground Bone, with
fine effect on Wheat and Grass. | found She
grass upon which the Bone had been used con-
tinucd green and vigorous, while elsewhere 1t
was parched to the ground.
JOHN II. HALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

The New York S,n calls OF Gen. Sherman 20
publish the two letters he wrote 20 Gen. Han
cock I'm December, lS76 after the meeting of
Congress that year, and before hc had begun 10
assemble the troop, at Washington. The SIN
makes the point that the history of that critical
period viii Doe imperfect without this contribu-
tom 1tmDre Niai
We don't feel specially concerned about
any letters Gen. Sherman may have written.
but if he has slowed away anywhere in his
coat pockets any more Of Gen. Hancock :
epistlcs, we will be pleased if he will pro-
ducc them. The Hancock letters are all
vowels in the political alphabet, and conso-
nant, too, with the best democratic thought.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

y Offering Fertilizers tnlS year, cilt Voh'-
IDENTIFY say that will offer them line of Phos-
pilates that cannot be Equacd nor EXcclled rs
to High Grade and Low Price. | Will first
name the
OLD RELIABLE PHOSPHATES
made by P. Zcll & Sons:
THE ANNOTATED BONE SUPER-PHOS-
PLATE
THE HIGH GRADE BONE EC0NOMIZER.
AND
THE DISSOLVED BONE PHOSPHATE.
| would also call the attention of the farmers
10 the trial test made by VIM +. Weirlck- OF
the firm of Weirick Il Weller, who bought and
sowed twenty different PhoSphatcs on his farm
equal number of pounds per acre, and COM
mittee Of Messrs VIM Myers, Jerc Harris, Ro-
bert Chew and G, w. T. Kearsley to decide
which was the best wheat, and their decision
was that the Phosphate sold him was decided
" the best; lot only IN the straw, but the
heads were distinctly larger and better, and
will refer parties 70 any cf the above gentle
men. | am the agent Of the
FARMERS BONE AND FERTILiZING
COMPANY,
of Philadelphia, who say the above Company
is as it purporis To be. a FARMERS COMPA-
Ny. The stock is owned almost exclusively
by Farmers, and its management entirely I'M
der their control-six members of the Board OF
Directors being themselves practical farmers
The latter, as farmers and large CONSUMERS OF
Fertilizers have engaged in this enterprise, and
accepted the responsibility of its management
oassure themselves and the community against
frauds in the n0nufacturc of its manureS, and
that they shall lie put upon the market ut rs
low prices IS the cost Of their manufacture and
sale will Justify
The constant aim and effort of the managers
has been tOprodlice Fertilizer that all could
rely upon with as much certainty rs barn yard
manure, andwe hatter ourselves that in our
HIGH GRADE NITRO and HIGH GRADE
SUFER-PHOSPHATES, we have fully reached
our aim, their use upon all the various crops OF
the farm and garden during the last seven
years having almost uniformly given the high
est satisfaction | can with confidence offer
also the
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
Which produced such wonderful effects on Mr..
Weirick' farm in the late trial with Twenty
other kinds. The
COLUMBIA SJPER-PHOSPHATE,
For Wheat, is the highest analysis in the mar
ket and has never failed to give satisfaction. /
would caution the farmers 10 be Carcfi1l and get
the best Article in the market, as Cheap Fhos-
1ihat,S evidently shortened the crops fully Il
third the last harvest, producing only two rows
ofgrsiins instead of three rows, rs Is usual with
we'll maturcd wheat. | will be glad To show
my phosphates To the farmers, and will deliver
them anywhere on our Railroads, | would
call particular attention To my Circulars, which
| will mail 10 the farmers.
T. VI. AISQUITH, Agent
August = 1SS0-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
CRARLESTOWH ACADEMY.

WILLIAM IT. KABLE, 4. ", PnnclPlT'
rDHE next session opens September Nh-
1 preparatory school for C3lle,eOr University
Well equipped FOR instruction in the Scenc'7'
For catalogue giving course Of study. with TO-
timonials and references, apply to the Principal
july 81 $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
NOCIIOKING.

There can b. no choking for The reason tiai
II IS positive foscc feed, aud ali the whit"
caps" strawS. or amy f0rcisn substance iiat
should chance 10 be ia the wheat, Is fed thro
without stoPiasc.
PATENT FERTILIZER CUTOFF.
one OF the Improvements required oI late
years was, some appliance whereby the iloW ~
fertilizer could be- arrested az the ends while
turning around or moving the drill iIom one
field tO another This was accomplished hY uf
las; year, and applied to nearly ON nov ma-
chimes and has proved q success. NJ farmer
after having seen the waste occt,iOncl Dr. ti.r
continual hDw while stopping Oiill mp ehpp-
pes viii wish ~ DO without this ncw and -
nil invention Independent OF this the iloH
c.ln be stopped while in motion by moving i.n
regulator slide and also by the guano slnii-lf
yer which can be shifted o. stop thc mOiion oi
the agitator shaft while the Drill Is moving
~ a full stock 81 EXTRAS on hand.
For prices terms and circulars apply 90
DUKE & GALLAHER,
Agents for Jefferson County, w. Va
July II, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
SHENANDOAH
Ammoniated Bone Phosphate, and
POTOMAC
Djssolced Phosphate,
LIPPITT 81 90.
CharIestown, Jefferson County, w. Va.

W. offer again to the Farmers Of Jefferson
w County, and 10 cur ncighbors of Virgin
in, West Virginia and Maryland these well es-
tablishcd Fertilizers.
The County Of Jefferson was known as the
Banner Wheat-Growing County of the Old
Commonwealth of Virginia. Statistics in the
DAYS before the war having shown that she pro
duced more wheat to the acre than any county
in the State
By good Turning and better Fetai>ing cid
jefferson Will even surpaSS her ancient record.
If farmers will look to the farming, we will
pledge ourselves to supply them with RELlA-
BILE HOMEMADE FERTILIZERS. -iea'l
below letters from few of many well known
farmers Of Jefferson, Maryland and Virginia
Charlestown, July H. 1880,
McssrS. Iippitt < Co.;
Gentlemcn-ln response to your enquiries, l
will say that your Potomac Fertilizer used by
me last fall gave me entire satisfaction. ! used
about 2cO pounds to the acre and have threshed
and sold - bushels of Prime Wheat to the acre
where it was used, / shall use it again this tall
JOHN +. MYERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
EXTENSIVE SALES OF
E.f.v'E1 IND STO CA
on THE
25th and Goth days of August

rTHE subscribers Third Annual Sheep Sale
will take place ut ''StratLmoor," near Mt.
Jackson. Shenandoah County, Va, on the 18th
of AUGUST NEXT, commencing mt II o'clock.
Some 300 purc-brcd Cotswold and Southdown
Sheep will be sold, comprising
20 yearling Cotswold and Southdown Rams,
$50 Ewes =
also, some few high-bred KENTUCKY SHORT
HORNS.
Nc. Trains will leave on morning of sale and
return that eyening-W Washington, Frederick,
Hagerstown. Martinsburg, and Staunton,-
stopping at all intermediate stations. Tickets
at HALF fare rates and good for FOUR days. For
particulars Of both sales, as to the running of
trains. see railroad posters which will be post
ed at all stations, just before the sale.
GILBERT 5 MEM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
Mansfield. Clarke County, Va.. July. 1850.

MeSSrs iippitt Il Co.
Gontlcmcn-I used your shenandoah - last
fail ON mywheat, b. the of other and high
or priccdarticlcs. II gave mcentiTe satisfaction.
II drills well, and intend TO use il again.
Yours truly. VIM. g. PAGE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
John SELDEN.

Charlestown, JEFF. Co., W. Va, July 30, so.
Mcssrs. Lippitt \ Co.
Gentlemen used two tons of yOT 4" Shcn-
andoah Ammonia,cI Bone Phosphate last
fall with very satisfactory result. ! found the
wheat stood the drought better than where /
used some other brands have tlIraShcd the
wheat and it made p bushels per acrs on ODD
nary land fused 1907 pounds per acre. | cX-
pcct to use it again this fall.
Yours respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
JOHN II. HALL.
Cllnrlcstown. Jnly 30. 1850.

Mess. Lippitt Co.:
Gentlcinen-I used your Shenandoah Fer
tilizcr on q very thin field, l75 pounds to the
acrc. ! have thrcShcd -! bushels of Prime
Wheat 10 the acre. On a small PARTON upon
which used no Fertilizer rs an experiment, |
am satisfied the Yield was not Il bushels to the
acre. Yours truly,
IOUN SEIDEN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
To the Farmers of Jefferson
and Clarke Counties.

N offering Fertilizers this year, can conf
IDENTITY say that will offer them line of Phos-
pilates that cannot be Equaled nor EXcelied rs
to High Grade and Low Price. VIII hrst
name the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
a'irainia fire. grrss.

nv a ". ". II. GlLLAHEE EDITORS
eaa1es,o.g.. Jefferson County, nest Ia.
.4Hgast :, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
TO THE VOTERS
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
WEST VIRGINIA.

NOTICE is hereby given that The Polls will
y be opened at the different places of voting
in this county, established according to Law,
ON the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

McssrS Washington < Lippitt:
have used your Shenandoah Fertilizer 10y
the side of two other good fertilizers, and | can
say il did equally as we'll n either of them. 1t
drilled better than any ever ll>e,l.
Respectfully yours, AUGUSTINE CAIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

Hardwood near Cameron's Depot July Is.
McSsrs. Lippitt x Co;
Gcntcmcn-I used your Shenandoah Ammo
mated Bone Phosphate on my wheat last fall:
| have returns from my crop, which yielded
me p bushels per acre on one field, and > bush
els per acre on another where ! used your
shenandoah" | used other fertilizer and pre-
fer yours. viii use it entirely this fall on my
farm. Yours truly,
JOHN \ WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
Charleslown. July 16. 1880.

Messerc Lippitt K Co..
Gentlemcn-I used last fall two tons OF yonr
Shenandoah Fertilizer In my seeding it drill
ed To my entire satisfaction, and my yield of
Wheat to the acre was the largest l ever raised
| intend To use it this fall.
Respectfully yours, G. II. III RNEk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07

|. Fouke. p. q.
August :, 1850 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-08-07
On the es,h of august. at "Mt. Airy"
Short Horn Cattle,

consisting of some $50 head of both sexes and
all ares. Parties desiring TO improve their
stock are specially invited to this sale.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30

1t is your duty as a Republican to see to
1t that your German Neighbors shall vote for
the Republican nominee for President. One
of the best means of securing this result is by
sending them good Republican German pa
per. oder New York Republikaner is
such paper which will be sent for the five
months of the Campaign to any address for
so cents for each German whom you propose
to enlist in "the Republican army of voters"
few dollars invested by each Republican
club in this method of making converts
among the only element available to the Re-
publican party will do more than Banners.
music and fireworks can accomplish with the
thinking German American voters"
Address:
"DER NEW YORK REPuBLIKANER."
New York City.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30

1t is scarcely necessary to say to the
readers of THE RECORD that the Democratic
Convention at Cincinnati, last week, nomi-
mated Gen. Winfield s, Hancock of Penna.,
for President, and VIM. H. English, of In
diana, for Vice President.
Gen. Hancock belongs to the regular army,
distinguished himself 10 helping to put down
the Democratic rebellion, and in so doing
killed off great many men who, ii now lv-
ing, would help to swell the vote of the 'solid
South y for the Democratic ticket. He is the
Trojan horse, enclosing a big lot of rebel
brgadiers, by which the Southern Demo
cracy, with the aid of their Northern allies,
hope to captare the ''White House" and the
+" treasury buildings" He has no experience
in civil life.
The candidate for Vice President was in
Congress previous to the rebellion, but has
since that time until recently, run National
Bank at indianapolis, and accumulated some
millions, which it is hoped he will freely
spend for the party's good. He is, probably,
a much ADLER man than their candidate for
president.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30

"A Democratic sheet says and others copy
"Save the defeat of Grant and the nominal
ton of Garfield at Chicago, no sorer affection
has recently befallen the stalwart Republicans
than the spectacle of the Confederate briga-
diers, in almost solid plalanx, keeping step at
Cincinnati to the music of the Union.'
That depends upon what the Democrats
call keeping step to the music of the I'm
ion." One of the first tunes played by the
band at the Cincinnati convention was the
rebel tune Dixie" which was yociferously
cheered,' according to reports. Afterward,
when the Star-Spangled Banner" was play
ed, it was received with much less applause.
These " Confederate Brigadiers then pro-
ceeded to nominate Union general, not
because of his services as Union general, but
because at the close of the war, as military
governor of Louisiana, he played into the
hands of tho rebel element, and by giving the
courts and government over into the hands
of the disloyal people, made the lives aud
property of Union men insecure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30
THE NEW YORK SUN ON THE DEM
OCRATIC NOMINATION.

As the New York Sun is the leading DEM
ocratic paper of the country, its utterances in
regard to the Democratic nomination fol
President are worthy ofattention.
At the opening of the Cincinnati Conyen-
ton, it remarked
..Said the astute and venerable Thurlow
Weed to Telegram reporter yesterday
Either the Demo cTEzts must gioe up the fraud,
or they must nominate TILDEN.'
"This is the simple truth of the situation.
If Mr.. Tilden is nominated, wronged and
insulted party, containing great majority OF
the voters of the United States is afforded an
opportunity to vindicate the cause of popular
government. If the fraud by which Hayes
was placed in power be not rebnkcd by the
denomination and reelection of Tilden, then
the fact is established that the Democratic
party is 200 vacillating and uncertain to be de-
pended upon for the defence and preservation
of the rights of the people
" 1t would be as great mistake to abandon
Tilden now as it would have been to abandon
Washington in the time Of the American
Revolution
As Tilden was not renominated it is evident
that the fraud - has been condoned, and
that the Democratic party is both "vacllat-
ing and uncertain" and as to preserving
the rights of the people," that is the last
thing 1T could be expected to do.
Again, on the second day of the Convention
it quoted Thurlow Weeds remark and said !:
Either the Democrats must give up the
fraud issue or nominate Tilden.
And il the Democrats do not nominate Mr..
Tilden they do relinquish the fraud issue
the strength of their canvass.
Bull headed as he is. even John Kelly ought
to have sense enough to perceive this.
Tilden, Principle and Victory, or somebody
else, no issue and defeat
Which?
Answer, Cincinnati
Well, it looks now, looking at events in the
light of the SUMS view, that it is 6 SOMEBODY
ELSE, NO ISSUE, AND DEFEAT "
The Sun also said:
/" 1t would be most cowardly to desert Mr..
Tiden now. There is nothing against him
but the baseless ISLANDERS Of the enemies of
Democracy"
But that "most cowardly" thing has been
done.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30
Here is an article which appeared in

Here is an article which appeared in a
prominent daily paper the past week
s' The people who contributed so literally
to aid the starving Irish find discouraging
reading in the announcement by the Pope
organ at Rome, that notwithstanding the dis
tress in the famine districts, the contributions
to Peters pence have recently been generous
in the extreme. Besides that, James Red
pftos k,aeffrF'e
fund has been grossly misapplied, and pro-
tests against further contributions from
America"
That large numbers are suffering in Ireland,
is undoubted, and it seems shame that
money which should relieve this distress, is
so shamefully misapplied.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30
DEATHS.

L0VETT I'm New Hope June 29th 1880. Charity Low
EFT, aged 23 years months weeks and days
Friends Of the family invited TO attend the fun
eral Meet at the house, New Hope at 10 A. M and at
the Lambertville Baptist Church, at II A. ~, Fri
day next.
REA.-Near Pattenburgh. June 2f, 1880, of apolexy
George w. Rea aged 6S years.
DooLTTTLE.--In Clinton June %, 1880, Rev. Horace
Dayton Doolittle, Pastor OF the Clinton Baptist
Church, aged rs years, months and IS days.
SLACK.-In Frenehtowu, June IS. 1880, Geo. Slack,
aged 81 years, II months and days
MAGEE.-In lambertyille, June 10, 1880, Lawrence
Magee, aged II years and months
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30

The Phia Record, although supporting
the Democratic nominees. says of the plat
form sit lodges the real cur
rency issue---the silver question y y
makes bid for support in the Pacific states
by condemning Chinese immigration :
and hints at various pleasant changes to fol-
low upon Democratic administration which
haze not been Automatically a Democratic Con-
gress.'
The italics are ours That party must be
a nice one for honor and honesty, its own or
gan being Judge
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-30
The Newark Datlu Adrsrtiser saws /.

The subject of the Republican nomination
for Governoris beginning to attract attention.
The gentlemen prominently named in con-
nection with the nomination are F.. A. Potts,
Senator Hobart, John Hill, J. Henry Stone,
Thomas B. Peddie. J. g. Shipman and ex-
Mayor Yates. Either of these gentlemen
would poll the full par vote, while some of
them would do no moie 1t is understood,
however, that x-Senator Potts, whose BUSH
ness has attained a magnitude demanding his
close and constant personal attention, has
definitely and positively notified his immedi-
are friends that be must not be considered as
a candidate, and that if nominated he would
be unable to accept the honor This is final
and conclusive, SO far as Mr.. Potts is concern
ell. Senator Hobart also announces that he
will not be, under any circumstances. candi
dsfe bsioie The State Convention, the call for
" ich IL he agreed upon al meeting of the
Slaie ssun 1ittee on Friday next.