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NIScEIJANEOCS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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................. President.
.......... Vic2- -Presil4at AMI Nelica' Director.
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TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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bceaGse Il q Q anu b, -dalss
The tsses o. M.s. L.,t5at .rsse yenit.el
On a->9pu. cf s. ..kness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

,,o.r future and already shows unmistakaple SIT
IT having large and rich Ore:body al no Si tbe
depth The shaft is advancing well "" Both
tTnpeIs have ore, some of which is being taken o"'
for the mill. ri. ,.,,os+ owners of hy-
.hd nresidant of the spring Valley Company ,bd
cam cam now sy was very much impressed w1
great value of your property and OF Us Pr value
Recent Developments have added to the Pre eS ses
Known value Very materially From az are o G%G
and learn your sqberranean |" a ssroHs Sc backs
sboSd he rnn au through tunnel by carry
spring to great advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
election Notlse.
CTATE OF NETWORK.
- OFFICE oF rUE CVcpVJ

CTATE OF NETWORK.
- OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or sTNTE,l
ALDANY August 18th. 1851
70 he sheriff Of the County Of New-I0Tk.
hereby given that u the General Election TO
be held the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
DAY Of November next November D. the following officers are
10 be elected, tO-wit; .-.. - ..
A secre;..ry OF state IN the place Of JOSEPH r. CARR
A COMPTROLLER In the place OF JAMES ". WADSWOSTH.
a Treasurer in the place OF NATHAN D. WEN DELL
An ATTORNEY. enera in the place OF HAMILTON WARD
Engineer and Surveyor III me place Of HORAIIO
eEYMOU Il. Jh .
f the place FRANCIS VI. FINCH appointed by the Gov
ernor place OF Charles j. FoSr elected Chief Judgc
whose Of Office viii expire Oh Che last day OF December
.. l.
Itta Star Tor Tho th CONGRESSIONAL District In the place
ofFERNANDO WOOD, deceased.
A Reprcsentatye the FOrtyscycuth Congress Of the
United Stats nth Congressional District in the place
x Senators for the 9Th 7th 9th 10th and 1lth Senate
Districts comprised City and County Of NewYOrk and
Of RcbmOn and part OF the S1ty anu County OF
Comfy Officers also 10 be elected for said County:
Twenfy.four Members Of Assembly - - ~
District Attorney In tic place Of DANIEL G. ROLLINS:
TWO Justices fhe Marine m the place Of CHARLES
GOEPP aud JAMES Il. SHERIDAN. -----
one Coroner In the place Of NORTH ELLfNGER.
9th, 7tl and 9th judicial Districts Of said City and
All Whose terms Of will expire the day Of Deem
Kespeetiuly yours, JOSEPH b. CARR,
Secretary Of state.
sHgEIPr's oFFIcE, COUNTY COURT HoUsE,)
CITY AND COUNTY OF INV fokK,, (
certify the above 70 be true copy Of the Election Notice
feeeved by rae this day from the Secretary OF state
Sheriff of the City ana County Of New. York.
Publishers Of newspapers win insert this
unless specially authorized TO do
sherln OF the city and County Of New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
Go tljbom it man Concern.

IISSING.-R A. SchOneman, OF the firm of
WI LANES THOMPSON & CO, Of this city. 80 years,
about In height weight 65 pounds fair
nord mOustache blue prominent
nose and large month rather thick set quite bald hair short
aud inclined grey wore dark business sun ana pack
derby hat OF platinum and gold and gold watch
numbered 62 Left hts ONCE on Monday october ~ AT
about O'Clock D. m 10 TAX O'Clock train for Boston
with him a small covered band vanse put
slightly A liberal reward VIII De PAD 1Of any
nation leading 10 his discovery the whereabouts OIL any on
articles herein mentioned Any person that train will
''-N 'N-'"'' SIMON H. STERN, s4e Broadway:
MIR. AUGUST BRANKMANN, from Cleve-
1S1 land Ohio missing the Albany boat last FIJI
day night doubt fallen the river Any person
furnishing information OF him will receive reward OF go
Telegraph 20 the Superintendent Of Police HewYork CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

PHILADELPHIA. PENN. oct 10. lSSl.D
SEALED PROPOSALS Ia trphCAe, subject 70 NE usNa
conditions received at this Office and al the ofces Of
each at New 0fk CITY, Jefferson
Office 1905 at NewNUrk city l:lD H. at Jcn-
ersonville san Francisco, on Monday, so
yenber l. 1851 which times and places they Wlll De
opened bidders fOI furnishing and deliver
Ing 2jOb Lamps complete single burner 2JpD cast
Maleabe $500 Erls Nickel Plated Reflect
8OOO r., these lamps. l,2HD Mineral oil Ian
terms 5000 Extra Wcks for these lanterns and such *
ira number Globes and Chmneys tor TIC lanterns as may
required and 600 Candle Lanterns delivery OF the sup
plies either Of the aeos named az may be re-
Quired by The Government
The oil Lanterns intended for OF Mineral OIL OF
the having flash point not awer than l35 Fahen
ged. (O Caudr which tney may propose
10 furnish.
Bidder. what quantities and at what depOts
they will deliveries and how they Will commtnc
and delivery of each lot BID The amps Bla,E
cts eectos and Extra parts must Doc Of prescribed spec
and patterns shown III drawings Proposals VIII
be received 6r quantity OF The supplies than herein
mentioned Government the r1Sht 10 reject
or ali prOuGals preference viii bee u articles OF do
nestle production manufacture, conditions Of price and
quality being q and such prierrnc" viii De gwen % art
Cles Amera1 production and turC produced on The
the extent Of the supplies required by the
public service there.
Blank proposals specifications and instructions 10 bid
ders and further information g be desired Wiz Dc
furnished by Of the Depot Nuauermasers mentioned
apple alton.
Suculd De addressed 70 te Dript
master Philadelphia New-NOrK CitT Jacksonville OF san
Francisco and endorsed Proposals Or Lamps whatever
u. IL. RUCKER, Asst Q. ". Gen, L. $ a.
In charge OF Depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

Go and 5s State bonds were quiet but the prices OF
the Southern ISSUES were fairly sus AIMED ne
special feature in railroad bonds was rcviVaI Oh
the speculation in Boston, Hartford and Ere hIsts
Texas and Pacific issues and some OF the other
Southwestern issues also were more than usually
active. In the investment classes the dealings were
small, and the supply exceeds the demand.
The transactions in stocks amounted to 23l3.4lS
shares for the week, against 2,417,2i3 shares Tor
the preceding week. II will be remembered that
the speculation closed the preceding week WIN con-
siderable spirit and that prices seemingly were
strong at advancing figures Al the opening
of business last week further advances were maze
during the first half day, PUT durlng ,af SUI
ceeding two and one-half days there was an almost
continuous decline The immaculate s,luatiIn
was deemed to be misty ana lhcohplt F ,
that two three of the most lnporla.,tt W. '''
clears began the closing mp ot their cohtdt = i"
movement which as soon rs 1t was discovered lc9 10
rapid purchasing by the whole contingent vi d
"bears" The next development was the nc" ahd
surprising deal i'm the Elevated Railroad stocks ana
the advance for Manhattan from - Weeh "T ~; ~
40 In the meantime rates for money had uecliIl;:u
from & plus l-l6 per cent per dlcHl W pam
, per cent "a the general rate. Result
complete revolution in the temper oil n ihiJoirrlS VI
the traders, who before had been bearlay lhCiliou
aud full general recovery of the losses sustained
early III tn week. 1t IS worthy Oh note, h9MINv,ii
that thus far the speculation was as strlclN loo',i
it has been at any time. buyers, Doth HIfdt iiu
small were only for reSalcS AT an cary u"lo'
Beyond doubt arge calculation was made upon on
easy money market for THIS week, aud IL was hot
without its important effect upon Immediate SIl-
lures. How lar the effect has been dlScouhtcu ny
the preparations for il the course OF prices 'hlS
week viii develop. The general SITUATION Is uI,I
Changed the railroad war Is no less bliler anu
further important steps toward It's aggTaNatiol are
expected during the week; and the eNtraofdlharA
Prices for graln-nOwlthstanding the Gecihe Illi,
has occurrcd-is an element that Stul ausnlehlS
present raiwa traffic and earnings at tho expense
of the future
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
HAVANA MARK ETA

HAVANA Oct 15-sugar-Market strong Molasses sugar.
regular good polarization, 6a7 reals gold Per ass
MnscOyado Common to Fair SDo4 reals Centriiush W
polarization In boxes and hhds l05G az 5so h1s
Stock IN warehouse Havana and MatanzaA aU
800 bags aud 29,700 hhds Receipts Of the weox, 20
boxes 100 bags and 90 hhdh Exports during tno
no bofea $50 bags $3.50 hhds, bags and hhs 70 tho
United states Spanish god lsSSlsS5a EXCHANGE STEADY
the United States, go days gold S.+US pIsnu
sight do, 0s4al0 premium on London lg@lv2 preinun
| on Pans. A1uaA \ premlun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAFKE

LONDON oct l5-i2:30 Gn.-United states bonds -FOUR
per four and half Cent llGpi three ana
half per cents 1854 Atlantic and Great Western rst mort
certnCate b4 do second, 2l Erie 4o9i
DO second cOnsols lO7 New.York Central, l4f Illinois
Central l3bl Pennsylvania Central "a a heading "a Isl
YORK Ontario and Western, 33 Milwaukee and 81 PAU
I0Spos oct 1880 p m-Tllnos Central 135ia Read
ing 3is. New.York, Ontario and Western, 33Aa ,
IoNDOs 1530O m.-Pars advicos quote three per
cent reptes "a 60 Confines for the account
LONDON Oct 1890 p. m.-The amount OF DulnOn gone
into ths Hank OF England on balance to-day Is f2sOOo
LONDON oct l4-l30 m.Pars aGvees quote tnroo per
cent re utes SO confines for tho account
PARI l6-5:30 p. m.-ExchanRe on London 80 HAn0'
30 ceuLlmos cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
THE STATE OF TRADE

BALT1NoRE Oct 16-Cot,on steady Middling w. Flour
firm Howard street Western super. W 6Od$O oOi
DO Extra s. 7SsS7 26 do Family " yS a. ~ FAMILY S
sass 50 do. brands - 20 Paapseo Family ~ 20
Wheat-Souihern eteady Western higher southern hea'
81 3sssl as, do Amber 81 A6dsl d. No, MarJland'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
Cost ano fcnna.

I 0ST.-0n or about 21st of May last. Certi-
- feae No I299 for 100 shares Wisconsin Central Rail
Co.
Please return TO II. HoAGLAND care Of Halssrten Co,
~ Broad.sL, New.Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of ENTRANCE to CUM
Il BERLA d SOUND, FLA

ARMY BUILDING, NEwYoRK. OCT. II, 1881.

ARMY BU1DNG NEW-l DIX, UCI II, INNI.)
Scaled uroposals in TpliCate. addressed the under
signed viii received this office until y O'Clock noon On
TIE Al day Of November which time ana pac they
will be oene presence Of bidders Tor continuing the
10 Cumberland sound
Fla.
eal9 NAV be- OBTAINED Lieut. W. L. FISK,
'SoA'On'iH'' O. A. GILMORE Ii Col of Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per I0r!i Ri,sr. gs3s:, al RtHr)rts
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Oct IS, 1891
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


cQFFEE-l:O duh, nominal; Fair Cargoes Il hc MID
Go9IL0N-spot Cotton quiet uuchanged sales SOC bales
10 b,I a,l evening" Including COS bales Tor export a1l
Paes agMnst 3J 40 bales this day last week aud 4453
points sales Sso BALES Prices PAY pad@0ctoSoT li85
January N2ysT@gT 64TSg Dgie@sT na4 SG
~ z,I April l2I3al220 May l230a l23I June
Margns-OeioGer il55 november iiG5 December, lbs
81 Z = Nav 1929 Jals, l2.ll July, l3.5l AUGUST
nE 6cdsmSs & 5So J.nna 5 f9Y'N FEB
may ans rem l5SaISs AP gI li25t45ai24
FLOUR AND MEAI,-rLoUR-MarKot shade higher,
SS seps N2 5o b y d 9g F a 4 o sbrne
s. s. Tor Winter Wheat; including 1000 sacks
sPsSF T'a vs., S rS Nil Ss Extra sns g a6s
81 , Soq5 50 Tor sprqs s5ss6 for Winter WHEAT i
{. $685. y; including 1910 sacks at 81:
SS ' Ea at $S E55 5a S. a0Ss go H' E
800 Sl Mere i%r Ins "e onSt,t Ianse ooGs
latter extreme; suporine 81 sOas5 9o Common TO Fair
Common 10 Good Extra Western - sjS$5 SO; Good
10 s 0noe% 7'@"9 Extra Round To- 2op como Como
mon Extra Minnesota 50 slas6 so Common Clear So 5oG
= ,'rit,lc a5a - -, Patout ~ 75at,5o St Ions
- ioGso Patent Winter Wheat Extra y - as So market
cio,ur strIdy ...sOUriEEN FLOUR quiet aud steaiy
2nr,a4c@' SAFES 2, bpIs Supcriac. - 5oq56 IG
corn MEAI ,uI sales small lota yellow Western. - 259
oHtIN WiiEEf- MARKET irregular AMI unsettled open.
Ing a-c better and closing with the ance early all lost
sp.auia'lyr account saai 90 bush future, 2l7o00
bg,l ca.h including uusrsled spring 81 29qsl N2
in be- rs u9rad.d winter Red s. 2IaSl -: No ed, = 50
Wgtgr = ~; gs-adga White y ; $2g.l g. 81, 40 ~
White. 81 i6Lsri * no. : Re-, october ii 5oasl sos,
CLOSING y 30 d. Noyer1cr 52@s % - eosing 81 ~;
No, 'iG 81 az $50 ro.ns Il 1--WE
.ff o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
lfllnlnI.

-,~-r c,.r,,I7r ,jIYTYG STOCKS BOUGHT AND
n - " =. Isv. York Mining Stock Exchange by
~ 5oLDO' WATSON u GIBSON.
Baukers ana Brokers,
broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

The gross earnings of tho Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway and leased lines reported as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17
PROPOSALS for Lamps, Lanterns, Brackets
IL and Extra Parts Of Lamps &C. Tor the I. ;. Army.
DEPOT QUARTFEgASTERs OFFICE }

'OH'i'''' q. A. GILMORE, 1t Col of Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-17

lr.a.t AMI Juuru Ir4'brr 30 a. 279
C-l'utI HIrtH.LIEul -o9-l MdA' "Oe2l' liea'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-14

A romantic story comes from Clay"
ton. one of the many resorts en the
ST. Lawrence. Almost every day during
the summer a young woman, the daugh-
tor of wealthy merchant OF Ottawa
had been seen sailing along the Amer
lean shore, trolling for large fab. One
afternoon young American named
Rice was rowing in his paper-shsll near
Governor Alverd's island About hall
mile from the shore, on looking, he
saw the young Canadian woman strus-
Cling with her ears and the trolling line
attached to her right arm drawn taut.
She evidently had caught a large
muscalonge or sturgeon and was en-
deaYoring TO pull around with her lar
board ear so as 10 follow the fish gradu'
allv. In her excitement she landed too
far to the starboard side and tumbled
into the water. Rice, with few pulls
at his sculls, quickly reached the un-
fortunate young woman and caught her
by the arm. The combined weight OF
the two upset his shallow shell and IN
a twinkling both were struggling in the
wster. The trolling line was still at
tached TO the young lady's arm, while
she cluug TO her boat, aud the hsh
seemed to be pulling Rice, his fair
charge and the boat down the stream
rapidly. Rice, after considerable work
succeeded in getting into the fair Cana
dian's boat, and then pulled hsr in after
him. She appeared but little frighten-
ed and said she had similar experience
before, but Oh these occasions she had
been Obliged TO rescue herself. During
this explanation Rice noticed that the
trolling line was still taut and the
young oman had not relinquished her
hold of it. Convinced that something
large was at the other end Of the line
he pulled 1t in as rapidly as possible
and was overjoyed at seeing a mann
moth muscalonge rise to the surface
1t was quickly secured, and the young
Canadian, forgetting her wet clothes
and mishap, seemed to be delighted
She insisted that her rescuer should
take the muscalonge, and he accepted
it, with the understanding that he
should accompany her hereafter in her
fishing trips. The young woman Is
beautiful the young man gallant;
more anon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-14
Everlasting the Young Brain.

The excessive use of an immature
organ arrests its development by
divert lng The energy which shsuld be
appropriated to its growth, and consum-
ing it in work. The competitive sys-
tenn has produced q most ruinOus effect
on the mental constitution which this
generation has to hatd down to the
next, and particularly the nsxt-bui-one
ensuing. School work should be purely
snd exclusively directed to deyelop-
meat. 'Cramming' the young for ex-
animation purposes is like compelling
an infant in arms to sit up before the
muscles of its back are strong enough
to support 1t in the upright position, or
10 sustain the weight of its body on its
legs by standing, while as yet the limbs
are unable 10 bear the burden imposed
on them. A crooked spine or weak or
contorted legs is The inevitable penalty
of such folly. Another blunder is
committed when one Of the organs Of
the bedy-to wit, the brain-ls worked
at the expense of other parts Of the
organism, in face OF the fact that the
measure of general health IS proportion
ed TO the entirety Of development, and
the fun ctional activity of the body as
whole in the harmony Of its component
syst ems. No one organ can be dwell
oped at the expense of the rest without
corresponding weakening Of the
whole.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-14
Wolves and Wild Horses.

It's said that whenever several oil
the larger wolves associate together for
mischief, 10 the German forests and
their neighborhood, there is always
numerous train of smaller ones to fol-
low in the rear, and act as auxiliarles
in the york of destruction. Two large
wolves are Sufficient to destroy the most
uowerful horse, and seldom more than
TWO ever begin the assault, although
there may bo a score in the gang. 1t Is
no less curious than amusing to witness
this ingenious mode of attack. II there
is no snow, or but little on the ground
two wolves approach in tire most play
ful and caressiug manner, lying, rolling
and grlskiug about, until the TOO credu-
lous and unsuspected victim is COM
pletely put OF his guard by curiosity
and familiarity. During this time the
gang. squatted on their headquarters,
look on at distance. Alter some time
spent in this way, the two asssilants
separate, when one approaches the
horses head, aud the other his tail, with
a sbyness and cunning peculiar to them
selves. At this stage Of alta ck their
irollcsome approaches besone very IN
terestiug-it is right good earnest ; the
former is a mere decoy, the latter is the
real assallant, and keeps his eye stead
ily fixed on the ham string or flank OF
the horse. The critical moment is then
watched, and the attack is simultant
GUS both wolves spring at their victim
at the same moment-Oue to ths throat
the other to tue aank-and, if success
full, which they generally are, the hind
enc never let's 90 bis hold TIL the horse
is completely disabled. Instead OF
springiug forward or kicking to disen-
gage himself, the horse turns round and
round without attempting a defence,
The wolf before then springs behind 10
assist the other. Tue sinews are cut
and in half the time | have been de-
,cribing It the horse is on his side ; his
struggles are fruitless the victory is
won. Al this iignal the lockers on
close in in a gallop; but the sma Il
fry Of followers keep at a res pectaole
distance until their superiors are 2orged,
and then they take their turn unmeles-
Id
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-14

Hon. John +. Lewis is now receiy-
ing salary Of some FIVE or six thous-
and dollars per annum as Marshall oi
the Western District of Virginia. II he
should be elected Lieutenant Governor
his pay of that Office would only be
be worth about $500 in every two years
during the sessions of the Legislature.
Now, can any body suppose for a
moment that Mr.. Lewis would be will
log TO exchange his rich Marshall s
place for the paltry pay of $500 as
LieutenaLt-Governor? Of course not.
Then what is the Mahone-Lswls
schsms ? Why simply, that if Cameron
is elected Governor, It is tacilly agreed
that Lewis is TO step into Senator
Johnston's place as United States Sem
ator, TO sit on the Republican side OF the
chamber along with Aahens, aud With
Morrill, and Kellogg, and Cameron, and
Hoar. and other lights Of the Rspubli-
can party just 80, in 1869, he was
transplanted in the same way, but for a
different purpose.
Are the people Of Virginia prepared
for the repetition of this game ofpollt-
cal treschery ? Are even good Repub-
licans willing to sell their electoral
franchise at such cheap price!
We should think not Conservative
Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-14
Malone and Lewis.

When General William II. Payne, of
Fauquier, speaks his mind Of men aud
Thugs, he does so with no uncertain
sound. In a telling speech al, Warren
ton last week he hltgtheI following
sledge-Lammer blows on the beads Of
Malone and his man Lewis. lie as
signs them their right level:
In the Senate Mahore voted TO
depose Bayard from chairmanship
and install MorrIll-that Bagard, whose
Uniform friendship for the South has
impaired his availability for the Pcesi-
dency, and that. Morrill,. whose friend
ship lor Virginia is shown BY his vote
impariug her chief industry. General
Malone also voted for kellogg, the
corrupt carpet-bagger. over Lucius Q.
&. Lamar, the incorruplible aud most
gifted Mississippian. After Warterloo
'old-Blucher was taken To London TO be
Iienized. He ascended st. Paurs, aud
as he looked out upon the great city, ne
seemed to be struck dumb by the
grandeur and riches that lay benea! his
gaze. But when the old soldiers
thoughts found voice, he exclaimed,
My God, what plunder.' Thus 1t was
with Kellogg and carpet.bag and scala
wag vultures who gazed on New Or
leans aud other qneenly cities of the
South. While contemplating them,
like old Rlucher, their only thought
was of rapine.
We are reproached, my friends, for
having voted for John f. Lewis in go.
As | told yeu last winter we were then
hunting for bad men--men who had no
part nor lot with Virginia in her four
long years Of deadly strife. Being
constrained by necessity, we voted for
him. The Malone Readjasters support
Lewis from choice; and there's where
the difference comes in. They prefer
to roOst lOr. BY supporting Walker
and opposing Wells, the white men of
Virginia escaped tor II years the high
carnival held in other Scutheran States.
The men who inspired Wells are the
inspiration and patrons Of Mahone.-
The latter stands today where the
former then stood, and the fate Of sister
States admonishes Virginia TO be on
Der guard.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-14

GOODBYE, NAHoNB.-Mr. I. Spicer
Curlett, of Lancaster Counsy.a Straight
out Republican, and a member oi the
Legislature, in Withdrawing from the
contest for the House OF Delegates,
saws in bis card:
This disgraceful action OF the Lynch
burg Convention in endorsing the re-
pudiation ticket neeessitates my with
dra wing my name az candidate Tor
The nomination for House OF Delegates,
as would not accept the position at
the hands of men who expect their re-
pre.entatives 10 favor the reputation
of our honest debts. Let others do az
they may prefer, but as for me, | intend
TO vote with the Debt Payers and do
all | can 10 advance tie interests ei
Virginia, which would be forever ruined
should the Common wealth fall into the
hands of Malone, Cameron. Lewis
and the rabble that follow them"