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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-07
STATE NEWS.

-Gsdsden county will have its fair
ne time IN November.
Private letters from ST. Augustine
ate that several vessels were wrecked
ar there on the coast in the recent
-8m
A few bales of cotton have found
rssdy sale here at from 81 to 81 cents.
me best market In America Mdri0and
oar-ier-
The Louisville & Nashville Ex press
e 1mPGny began business in Pensacola
Gently in opposition to the Southern
rprsAs Company.
The following shipments of lumber
I've been made from Jacksonville during
-agust: COAstwise, $4,000 feet for
n, 74,ss7; total, s,s7s,4s7.
a white man named Hendricks, who
- . black companion whom he calls his
~ifs, Was poisoned by her q few days
nee N Jacksonville, but may recover.
The telephone of Thursday gives
counts Of several wrecks, among them
lie bng Caroline Eddy, of Bangor, Me-,
add with lumber from Fernandina to
iazlsdeIphia-
We learn from Mr.. Frank B. Papy
Ia Mr. George Burnside has severed bis
'n1sctiOn with the Fernandina Mirror,
ID that Mr.. Berg, of Jacksonville, has
l-ksn his place.
a number Of orange groves are TO be
rGrssd in and around town this winter.
sPlain Inglis viii set out twenty-aere
q N trees Let the good work 60 ons-
Madison Recorder.
The wind and rain has seriously in
zred The cotton crops in this county. We
ave bard Of no houses being blown
30En D0r no candidates for clerk Of the
a0u1 beng 6Iled.-LiUe Oak BuHesia.
George Wilmington Washerspoon did
- Dsst with cOndisl reception in PEN
AoolA Instead Of q big mas meeting
4 ne fnifhfal for him 70 preach TO, they
f0ok him 70 Sundsy-school celebration.
-MsazrA Drew a Bucki's new mill two
mAa wssf Of Live Oak, has commenced
@s6ss operations. the frst order for lum-
- hsving been received this week
Lsss OK BnELssfn.
We have now 90 cigar manufactures
: umk = thiz city, emplDyisg 800
eseatnzkes and 30 oshsr employees,
ersnGzg . rsy2zs Cor tie governmsnt %
sunsl4ag ever sRse, 90 ysariys KY o
rz< GalE issas. EsEs
-Az :. B. Vail, whose enterprise q
= Augustine y menEionsd sissNhsrs, 70.
a=uay d<isd : los q shrnnps md shipped
. - Hsyaba m@ksk Theexpsinetsl
shPunns onnzislsd &C Gss basssiss snalil
- eEPsEimsnt proves - successful - he
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zen J. J. Finley. Msj. A. J. Russell. Hon.
p Cooper. General William Loring, A ST.
lir-Atrans and other Democratic speakers
address the people At The following times and
tu&-
iEelaNa. September 5. Wednesday.
Tocoi. September 9. Thursday.
q Augustine. September 8, at night.
fsreen Cove, September 10, Friday
Mid6leburg. September IS. Monday.
Mandarin. September IA. Tuesday.
l'..iisburE. September IS, Wednesday.
NsyPor1. September Is. at night.
fellDw Bluff, September 10, Thursday
fernEndina, September IL, at night.
allahAn. September IS, Saturday.
EinE's Ferry. September 20, Monday.
baldwin. September q, Tuesday.
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Legal Advertisements.
6eoopA Judicial Circuit Of Florida, Circuit Court
for Wakulla County In Chanccry.

6&U4N ~UUbz8A NSsG0sE " NxASsatS ~SssAAt
forr Wakplla Counsy-In Chanccry.
Jnos ]. r.. LoyeyA Jn0. @. Ferrell, % AdministEa-
TOR, 60, q Il.
VIRTUE or A DRCRgK or THE HON. D
- g. walker, Judge Of said Circuit, rendered In
tie above statad case bearing dake the seventh day
Of July 1850, win oer for sale, Of public auction,
before the courthouse docs, ct Cfawfordvilies In
said county, on Monday the sixth day of September
next, 1880 the following described tract OF land,
via Eectlons one, two and twelve, and the north
easkquavter also fractional part Of southwest quar-
ter 6eng twenty acres OF said southwest quarter OF
section eleven, all In township three, range one,
west, containing 100 acres, more or less situated
In SD eepntx Of Wakulla. and known as the Nc
Bride Place. Terms cash, purchaser paying for
deeds w. II. WALKER, Sheriff
Jply 90, 1S6o-6w
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The Quitman Reporter will hereafter
be published at Waycross.

The Quitman Reporter will hereafter
be published at Waycross.
Georgia has full-blown colored mill
tia colonel, just commissioned by Gov
ernor Colquitt after arigorous examine
ton.
Governor st. Johns, of Kansas, has
been renominated by the Republican
State Convention, which assembled at
Topeka recently.
The cotton receipts at Memphis dur
ing the business year just ended were
4Oe, 500 bales, an excess of 2S,6sO bales
over the previous year.
The g trade issue of the Savannah
Morning NesCs of Saturday last is a
double sheet, full of statistical and other in
formation concerning the business growth
Of that city. HI
The first and second volumes Of the
Official records Of the late war, authorized
by Congress at its last session, have been
oompleteds apda are now IN the hsnds of
the Publie nFiaser. 81
The Jeanpette, the vessel fitted out
by James. Gordon Bsnnett, 70 make the
celebrnssd = NSfth West PASSAGE 10 now
believed by experts ana old sailors to
have been lot II the -
John 4 Bsnson the Montgomery,
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Hon r. IL NJ Davidson, Conservative Demo
Z ak candidate for Congress, HonA Wilkinson
Z A. samuel Pasco. J. p Wall, A. s. Mann and
s-her distinguished gentlemen win address the
s5,izens q souf1 FIo7ldG at the following times
81 Z places -
rockville. Tuesday. September =
Dunedin. Thursday, September 9.
TampA. Saturday. September IL.
Alzfia. Monday. September Is.
NznHice. Wednesday, September Is.
Niakka Friday. September Il.
f'ine Level. Saturday. September Is
FIorr Meade. Monday, September 20.
H4riOE. Tuesday, September 81.
fIork, Wednesday, September 22d.
Tor1 Dsde. Thursday, September %.
ieEarf's Chapel. Friday, september "a.
lleesburg Saturday, September 25.
-8mieTTiile. Monday, September %.
- order of the District Committee.
E. c. LOVE, Chairman.
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The county convention of Brevard county
. b. held ~ TifusyiIle, October 4th.
he county convention of Franklin county
, - he'd on the 18th Of September
The county convention of Duval county will
he'd II Jacksonville, September 18th.
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Savannah, Florida and western
RAILWAY.

No change OF cars between Savannah and Jack
sonvlle and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between ea-
vannah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany, without
change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandina, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick 800 A. NJ
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 P. II, arrive:
at Savannah 800 A. n.
Passengers leaving Macon at tbs A. n. (dAily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train connect at
Jesup with train arriving in Macon at 6.25 p n.
daily including Sunday
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans-
etc.
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for Apalachicols
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon
Close connection at Jacksonville daily (eundays
exceptedl for Green Cove Springs, B. Augustine
Palatka, Enterprise, and all bindings on st. Johps
river
Trains ON B. and A. R. r leave Junction, going
west, at 11.S7 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 4.40R
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths Sc
cured at Brens Ticket Office No % Ban street, and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Paasen-
ger Depot
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-EAsTKRN DIvI-
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deplorable condition, unshleytO give any
account of his disappearance.
The debt statement issued September
first, shows the reduction of the public
debt during the month of August to be
$l2,o27, 1889; cash in the treasury,
$ls6,66s, ss2.2s !; gold certificates, 47,6Ss.-
900; silver certificates, sls,lss,O4O GER
ti6cates of deposits outstanding, Gil $780,
600; refunding certificates, $l,l06, S4O;
legal tenders outstanding, s4e,esl ole ;
fractional currency outstanding, $751;
995,S7.
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Ion. " ID. Bloxham, Hon. C W. Jones, A ]:
.=-el. Gen r Bullock, T F. King, A. s. Mann,
sM G. Gar. J. B. Wall, and other speak
Eill address the people of East and South
.srids. NJ The following times and places:
aspeE, Saturday, September 18th.
i've Oak. Monday. September 18th.
Sew Troy, Tuesday. September 14th
axe City. Wednesday, September 18th.
anderson, Thursday, September 10th.
-,zrke. Friday, September 18th.
,sainesTIllle. Saturday. September 18th.
iironson. Monday. September Goth.
cdr Keys. Monday, at night, September Goth
NicA10py, Wednesday, September 22d.
Gala Thursday, September 23d.
afhiiesvIlie. Friday, September Gath.
lleesburg. Saturday, September 25th.
-lmferFille, Monday. September 9th.
iirOoksTille, Wednesday, September Goth.
IzuTa. Friday, October LIST.
Aiafa. Saturday, October ID.
MEnzaee. Monday, October 4th.
Pine Level. Wednesday. October 9th.
Fur1 Green, Thursday, October 9Th.
bErtOW. Saturday. October 9th.
BIZ ORDER or THE Committee.
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Jacksonville, Pensacola { Msbas
RAILROAD.

Ogrsc. o. MAsrna ~ TRAnsroarArToN. \
IALaAnAssEE, Fla. February .. 1850
On and after Monday, Februarv q ieaD p....,...
Trains on this road viii run A fsIIows,
PASSENGER TRAIN-DAILY.
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Hon- r. Il n Davidson. candidate of the
{ -usrTAtive DemOcraiic party for Congress,
] n Wilkinson Call. United States Senator.
On Samuel Pzsoo. Presidential Elector, and
9 er Distinguished orators, will address the cit
) us q Middle Florida, at the following times
> places
Einxsley, Saturday, September 11th.
Tallahassee. Tuesday. August II.
Noutboell0. wednesday, August 1a
aTaukeenah. Thursday, August 10.
Perry. Saturday, August 81.
New Troy. Monday, August %.
~ order Of the District Executive Committee.
= & LOVE- Chairman
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At Live Oak daily with the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway to and from eavanDah, and all
Northern, Eastern and Western Cities
At Lake City daily with the Florida Central Rail.
road to and from Jacksonville, g. Augustine, Pa-
latka, Enterprise and all Landings ON the 81 Johns
River.
At Baldwin daily with the Atlantic, Gulf and West
India Transit Railway to and from Fernandna.
Gainesville, Cedar Key, and With Steamers for Tam.
pa, Key West and Havana
At Chattahoochee three times weekly with the
Peoples Line and Central Line Boats to and nom
Columbus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines Apalachicola and
other River Landings
Ey- Elegant Sleeping and Parlor Coaches Wood
ruff & Lucas Patent run daily between Taliahassee
and Jacksonville
tE Quick time, sure connection, perfect safety.
EDGAR VLIET,
Master of TRANSPORTATION
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" d. Blexham. c4ndldate Of the Conservative
g. nocnfir p4rsy for Governr, with one or
> re a The following named gentlemen: Hon.
4 ". Jones. Hon. ]. E. Yonge, Gen. Z. A. Perry,
J n G. @ MeHhorfer, and other distinguished
. 4ken WI address the people Of West and
D as Fsorida n The following times and places:
-Gruenriile, Tuesday, September It'll.
Perry, Wednesday, September 9th.
Mossly HAll, Thursday, September 9th.
Madison. Friday. September 10th.
An fiends Of good government are invited to
n-ssnd BIZ OkDKR OF THE COMMITTEE.
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LAND FOR SALE.

OODLAND FOR FARMING; SUITABLE FOL
VI Trucking and Oranges; the most healthy loca
tion in the State good water good timber AM
time II desired good lot of Orange Trees from
to three years old Situated within one mile Of tn.
Capital of the State, Good schools chnrches--gooi
roads and desirable lands. Apply to
@. g. GIBBS, Agent.
Aupust a. lS90-6m
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to relieve all business men who have 10
borrow money, that Is, trade geneTallytrom
o large part OF the interest they formerly
paid, and 90 far relieve them OF o burden.
It Las taken So, 100000 or SIS, 000. 600 per
annum from the ordinary expenses Of
trade. The last and great effect Of this
abundance Of money and low interest has
been to force capital into new enterprises,
which again gives employment to labor,
and good wages 10 workmen. Weseethis
resultall over the country. New railroads
are making, new furnaces are built, new
factories rising, new branches Of business
lin one word, the whole business plane Of
the country is raised up, and now the only
danger which threatens the business men
OF the country,is the danger coming from
the Democratic party. II has opposed con.
sistently every measure which has given
success and prosperity TO the nation.
II opposed national banking, which
has saved TO merchants seventy millions
per annum in exchange alone. II opposed
the protective tariff, by which the work.
iDgmen are enabled 10 live comfortably
and educate their children, whilethe labor
ers Of Europe flock here TO enjoy the same
advantage. 1t opposed the abolition. oil
slavery, by which the South is now raising
more cotton than 1t ever raised before, It
opposed the payment Of the national debt
in gold, by which alone the national credit
has been sustained. And now 1t wants a
tichangep What change? Can the Ethi-
opean Gauge his skin or the leopard bis
spots? Can party which, so far as J.
had the power, for torty years trampled
ON the great interests oil the nation;
made banks whose notes were from ]
10 s per cent discount, and failed by hun;
dreds; made horizontal tariff and turned
The balance OF trade against us; opposed
human rights, and built up the aristocracy
OF The South-can such party change
for better? What have they to offer TO
the merchants, manufacturers and work;
men? What change do they propose?
What can they do by change, but to
change this beautiful scene OF golden
prosperity 10 such scene as was exhibited
In 1887, in 1910, in 1854, in 1860, when
broken banks, when desolated factories,
when idle workmen, and triumphant Sc:
cession showed to the people OF this land
what was the nature, the policy, and the
purpose OF the Democratic party2
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John A. Hntchinsou-rorchIight Pro.
cession-News Items, Etc.
wELlsuuRo, September %.


Editors InleluEeneer.
AS per announcement John A. Hutchin.
son addressed our citizens at the Court
House yesterday evening upon the i'm
portant issues OF the day. "A large audi
epce greeted him, a respectable portion Of
which was ladies. Mr.. Hutchinson spoke
about two hours in manner that occu.
pied the attention Of his audience. His
style Ia plain and forcible. His remarks
were received with numerous rounds OF
applause. The Marching Club turned out
and paraded the principal streets, making
a handsome appearance. We had hoped
that some OF the clubs from your city and
Steubenville would join US on last even
Inc. but it seems as II they have more to
do al home than they can get through
with. Our citizens would gladly receive
clubs OF neighboTing cities at any time.
Politics Is the all absorbing topic Just
now with us, and we are glad TO note, that
generally, good feeling prevails between
all parties.
Below we give the names oil those Of our
young folks who are attending school
away from home:
Joe, SON OF DR.. j. NJ. Cooper; William,
son OF Mrs. Z. ]. ST. Clair; William, son
OF Thos. Boyd; Joseph, son OF Friend Cox;
Robert, son OF VIM. Magee; James, son OF
Col. @. H. Beall, at Bethany College;
James, son Of Mrs. Eliza Paull,a at Wooster,
o Willism son OF W. l.. Miller, at Mt.
Union, o.; Frank, son OF General |. II.
Daval, at Washington, Pa; Misses sallie
aud Cioyee, daughters OF GeneralL. II.
Duyal, at Washington Female Seminary.
Gen. Green B. Raum, United States
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, was
in town yesterday, the guest Of Gen. Du.
val, John A. Hutchinson was also the
ruest Of Gen. Duval. Mr.. Hutchinson
will speak at two or three places In the
county this week. He would be most
happy 10 meet Col. Ben. Wilson In Wells.
burg In joint discussion, some time dur.
Ing the campaign.
The Circuit Court is in session. The
grand jury disposed Of the following bills
that were before them: Indictment against
Joe Co.'s, prize fighting, true bill; indict-
ment against Paddy Ryan, prize fighting,
true bill; indictment against John Thomp.
son, house breaking, not q true bill.
G. B. O.
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DIED.

sCHAMRRA-on Monday evening, September q,
1880, at $50 O'clock WILLIAM soHAMnRA, sR, In tue
$50 year o. his age. ssf
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No 747 Maln street, this afternoon at o'clock
Friends Of the family are iavited. lnterment at
Mt Wood.
at osSc &os MSSSeI 'pe meSrS fsd Il The
var Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No.
ilS Alley is, this afternoon at2 O'Clock. Friends of
tao family are invited. IRtCrlnent at Peninsula
Cemetery.
LlrrEN- On Tuesday morning, September g
1850. ut o'clock, SAMUEL LlTTEs, Or, ased q
years.
Tie funeral will take place from the resIdenee Of
his daughter, Mrs. Fanny Mulrlne, 10 South Penn
street. Island, this afternoon At O'Clock. Friends 81
the ml' are invited to attend. Interment al
Greenwood.
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rADiEs ANn STOREKEEPERs-Y You
can ret Choice Goods cheap by writing on a
P0,ttl Tor our Piica List which enables you 10 or
der by mail tho bet way, and ste the many
Kinds Of Merchandise We keep or sle ~ snrprlsnsy
Ribbons FTiuges dc. u requested. We sell Whole
sic and Retail for Cash down. A new eomolna'
lion system enpbes US 10 quote very Close prices we
+" hsn.ht for twice The money elSes here all wanted
In every family. None returned Of no satisfactory.
Houshion q DuttOn, 90 fremont ST.,
Boston, Mass.
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HENRY q. DAVIS.
Another L.eaf from the Personal Record
of The Senator.

OIL inc htuhttF.
ClarLsbury Telegram, Republican paper.
Henry G. Davis, rag-tag and bob tail
Senator from West Virginia and Mary.
land, aired himself at Fairmont one day
last week, and told the people what he
knew about honest government. He
failed, however, to tell them what he
knew about swindling the Government
In the sale OF horses during the
war, nor how, nor why he was arrest
ed and carried to the Old Capitol
prison at Washington, charged with de-
irauding the government. He is nice
specimen to be running around this State
as a re-ior.mer, prating about fraud and
preaching purity and reform!, His cheek
ia eoualled but by his ignorance. He de.
nounced Republicans and Greenbackers as
offensive to his ideas Of political morality
and purity! But he never once alluded to
his own uncleaDness, nor did he denounce
swindliug horse contractors. person
like him iu the United States Senate as a
representative OF West Virginia is q dis
grace to the State!
MOuudsyIlIe Gazette, Democratic paper.
We have heard rumors Of the above
charge Tor some time, and are glad that
It has now been publicly made, by re-
sponsible newspaper, so that Senator
Davis can have an opportunity OF making
a defence or denial, II the charge is un-
true, or II he gives silent consent TO the
same, that the people Of the State may
have an opportunity to demand that he
step down and OUT OF the high repre-
sentative position he occupies, and which
he never could have reached II his guilt in
the direction charged had been known.
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Consider wl.at Lee and Jackson tpotdd do
,rer, thu, aiitv. These are The same principles
for ,rI,tct tey fought for four years. Remem-
Der he men rho poured forth tier life blood on
TTrginia's coil, aud do not abandon them r'O'O.
Remember that upc, your rOtc depends The sue
cess of The Democratic cka-[IIade hamp'
ton, at Gle meeting in Me interest Of Democratic
Harmony in Viryinia, al StauntOn, July 20.
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Tn. cospei of Hate In West virginia.
"Ihate he Republican party with all the IN
teraty of my nature. 1 intend TO teach my
children 10 hate il. Ihaus lived hating Il, and
mean 10 30 10 nay grars hating iL"-Speech o.
JAKE Jackson, Dem. candidate for Governor, al
Enimont, Jllu 90. =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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loss Of manhood, dc., will send recipe that will
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Send selI.addrGssed envelope TO the REv. JOSEPH
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prrrnrn Ilul LIrE ENTERTAINING

ENTERED INTO LIFE EVERLASTING
KYLE-on Tue, day afternoon, September q, 1ss0
at2 o'cloek, MARY a., beloved wife oil Robert Kyle
In the bsLh year Of her age.
Fsno,al wifi take place from the residence Of hs'
husband, No. 100 Virginia street, Island, Thursday
afternoon At $50 O'CLOCK. Friends OF the family ar
invited to attend. ~ q
"vo asked for her long lIic and God gave be-
lIfe ayerlaStlpg.n Ls
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"Iqm prepored 10 say that ,ee hare The seOr''
Constitution of any State in hc UniOn."-
[Er Judge james Ferguson, Of Kana"ha-o
Democrat D..
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

fD1Ily except SundRy-NBWErk Accommodation.
tstpIbenVillO Accommodation. train during
tho DAY pasSes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellRire, stopping whom required Of
sharluan Houte, Etpayillel RSst Wheeling Hns
CirhyNi Hill.
IUrighsVilla Accommodation.
fCRnRl Dover Accommodation,
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A11oRsEYs..:

T W. vANDERyOR,TI, c,,,,,,,s v {,
d ATTORNEY At Law, C' L',s,, 'rsliy'
= ccll. e. PronpIy made ADD n'''' =
Without delay.
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INpuErRY.


1860. 1880. Inc.
IONS. Tons Pr. Ct
cosl pPodaesd-....lS 1870 siSssSsS is
No. G II spi 1i% Sess7es e,ssssa q
Bales produced ... $4,000 G,0gO,tOo O
We might add illustrative tables through
all branches OF industrial pursuits, all OF
which, however, would prove the same
general fact, that since 1850 the industry
OF the country had increased from so to
to 200 hundred per cent. No such growth
has taken place at any other period, and
IL is ridiculous, not TO say wicked, to
change the administration which has pro.
duced such results. Let the reader OBJ
serve the increase oil cotton growth. You
will say this is not due to legislation. Dr.
rectly no; but mark that in this year, 1880,
the South has produced a million Of bales
more than ever by slave labor Legisla-
ton emancipated the slaves, and now
free labor will produce more cotton than
slave labor could have done. This is the
answer to those who said abolition would
ruin the South.
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REpuellcaN COUNTY TICKET.

SRKMpT,
GEORGE Il. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATTOashr,
7. J. HuGUs.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
c. a. HELMBRlGAT.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
h. II. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE, or DLE0AIEs,
". P. HUBBARD,
C. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
SIMON L. Mcc0JIOcH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-29
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