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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

msnd fair and market firm No. 2 fall 81 90.
Pork dull and unchanged 1t Sl8 %. Lard
stronger at IS Seas 57h, Bulk meats frm
anAunchRuged Baron dali AID unchanged,
Whisky al 81 10, Butter dullRnd unchanged,
TOLEDO. January 6,-Wheat dull; No, l
while Michigan 81 OIL; amber Michigan
81 OAK: No. . red Wabash spot h-ld 81 02Ha
l 0lk BIZ; february 81 w; May 81 l0H;
No peuott and MichiIan nd u O9k; re-
iected SSc. Corn uulI; high mixed i0kc:
No, 9 mixed 4tkc; NO, 2 White sos reIectd
Ss&c; damaged sSKc. usts quiet; No. 2 SIC;
No, . white sln; rejected Sc, flower seed,
prime mammoth s. 10; No. 2 81 70; prime
- 20; No, 3 = 20. Dressed hogs, IS Az.
NEw YoRE, January 8-nRY GooDL-Ths
business remains quiet In all departments Ut
trade, but prices are {. nerally trm. Cotton
goods In light demand, but the more deSlra'
bla makes Of plain and colOTe1 COttons are
closely sold up by agents aud prices Rrm.
Prints dull aud steady GinRhams in good
demand. Mems wOolsns continue quiet
EAST LIBERTY, JanuRry6. -CGrTLE Receipts
1921 head, all through stock nOsales, Mar.
ksd closed slow pr" es were . shade OF from
Monday and TuI slay
H~ods-ReceiptS 900 head; Philadelphia
s. UDa5 80 Workers 81 7OA4 IS.
SHEEP Receipts 500 head. Market closed
slow at IS 6ta5 80.
New 0ELEAHs, January G.-Cotton eIsy
middling lie low middllng lie; good ordin-
AIRY 1876, Net receipts b,4o7 bales; gross
receipts 1929 bales: exports TO Graf Britain
400 bales; coastwiss I 200 bale'i sales 500
bales stOck $50, !22 bales Others unchanged,
CIScISNATI January 6-Hogs firm; com.
mon IS s5A4 SO, light n 4Oa4 65i packing
4 6Oa4 o. butchers 81 9Na5 10. Receipts 1900
head shipments 200 head.
PirTsBuEGH, January a. PETRoLEuM =
Moderate y active; crude aud United certiR.
Gates steady at s6Nci refined sHs9XG for
philadelphia delivery.
AN1wERP, January G-PETRoLEvM = Re.
hnsl QbLf
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ShlIoh'a Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
u few doseS Invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
Its wonderful success In the cure Of Con.
sumption Is without o parallel IN the his
tory Of medicine, Since Ito first dlscOv.
cry Il has been sold on a guarantee q ksl
which no other medicine can stand. Ii
you have q Cough we earnestly ask YOU Ia
try 1t. Price 10 cts, 80 cts. and 81 90 II
your Lungs aye sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts,
Sold by Edward BogklBg and o, Mpenke.
mnellar. Mhenlinp. ". Va.
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srOCEs-The marketoponed generally weak
aud subsequent y declined u fraction, but at
the hrst board 'pocu alton became strong and
under brisk pirCl IS the general list i'd
vanced Isa5lf, I%ndiAna, i bennington "
W,sre-n, lOuiWille Il ashyiilr, Denver &
Rio Grande, Western Union, Reading and
Delaware, Llckawan ma u Western being tle
most conspicuous In the upward movement,
nashville " Chattanooga was, however, an
exception II the general buOyancy and de-
Clined ~ per cent but subsequently Iecov-
cred ! per cent, In the lat, dealings Luis
vile Il Nashville reacted ~ per cent ind tbs
general lit halh per cent but the finals es
were irmtri IN tonGund he market closed ut a
recovery Of Mah PR cent.
Tue It Louis & Iron Mountain earnings
show u d crosse Of 1912 for December aud
an increase Of lO8I,s s for the year. The ai-
vance IN beaver stock and long demand are
understood TO beon orders from the continent
Cable adylces ICpOIt continuously strong
demand l3r American securities ut Aulster'
dam
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CANcRa-"gusGred ioF yAap With raDCE. Had |,
cut out hTRO tlWsS, II returned alter ph operation
W. emlth euIel me without knlie, clnStlc or palm
MR., II. NJ ORC6TT
SUFFERED TEG'lHLT;- "EOthlRV M med to hIlp
ne roGld 70, - out Of bed; y ssmltl cured m
Alter othtIa failed" LEPI. PHILIP,
Wheeling, W, Va,
OATAERH AID DEAFSEs -"BelievGi mIssli 10.
durable Sense Of Smell gone, i,ariul discharges,
speech Affected Dr. smith cured me
DfsPEPaiA AN, ULcERATED STOMACH -"irert.
Hent Tor Yeas allied TO give me relief Dr.. milh
cured me- THOMAS HOLT l~nSursnca Agent,
Flis -"Ha them Tor %ianrlgea years. Dr. NTH
,RaE1HAusu -"suG'rtS 'ortUrSs ins dsIorI1n.
q ! trSateS Tor years without rI'Si nG NTH
"REV HEsBvs 8, RRpgluLp writes, 'bSsr sIT y
can most htA,llly TC"mmenl you 10 those ruler.
Ing from Cat1Th and Lung tOnplAinI, you hive
worried N0ndeLS III my IiiS's Cassh
hEN. 10 LADD, writes - Dr.. Smiths pToies.
,l0nAl Iefvi % In my family have bsln mot . tlsllc.
!SFx a1d ! commend him u all ash gentleman aud
M.s, MARC 'EEr HoLB SayS;-"t had been suacr.
lnR io' seve : yO,rS and " Btsi by LAAry bhJSIciIn.
Tor p1ySpspa'g. p' Y Nth sid I had 4 iapV-wOrn
apg 10 W lhou . removed q monster, 100 feet ng ~
FINALS / oAPL, mis- Three years In bOspitIis iOT
ltmtIe give ne peculiar % yantige, In such casa
fertons cur ~ C0nSlmplOn, Disease Of Heart,
liver stomach, ktdnUNb, kkiI, BlNh, Nervous Al
70 Ions aud Wp,tneSSSO d Il i add Youth, sCrOiulS
aud Akth q testify 10 my success.
pItRa cured without tho knife.
Patients Rt \ dis RacS mRV b. treated BY letter and
sAli, l'r'ion guar, nteed A chart Tor Ie'i txtminalIOn
returned free.
IN. TO 7; IN daily. Sundays from 2 to s p, IN. Call
j. E, SMITH. M D.,
DEL No l2l7, MaTkFt H., WhpAltns. W. Va.
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FoR UPWARDS or Thirty YSARa Mte.
WinSloy's Soothing Syrup ~ been used
icI children. II COrreciS aOidity Of the
tomnch, relieves tyiad colo, regulates the
towelE, cures dyS7tiery and hi7TThnd,
Shether afiaing from teething OF other
.sutes. An old and woll.tfied remedy,
% eshls a b0alt, pAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

Why do 30 many people we zee around
rs, seem to prefer 10 suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constinnl!c5,
G..ziziDeBs, Loss .: appetite, Coming up Of
tho Food, Yellow Skin, vIiSn Tor "a cts.
We will sell them shiEoh'B Nltalizer. guar.
suteed TO cure them. Sold BY Edward
Booking and @. Moenkemoellsr, Wheeling,
W. Va. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

New TORK JanuarYB.-COttOn quiet at ia
1910; futures easy. Flour weak; receipts
$500 baTrsls; exports 1900 barrels. super.
ins Western and Stale S3 25a3 IS: com.
mon TO good "A lhai vs. good 10 ChOict
\ 1Oal - white wheat EXTRA 50 00a8 on
ext q Ohio 81 2DaB 76. 1T. Louis "a l6aG 70
Minnesota patent process % tOss 90, Wheat
unset ed aud fever sh, WITH u moderate tx.
u dam md reCe pts 5000 bushels: exp rus
iI7iVO bushels; unss:-.dsd spring O1rj No. 5
sprlug u 90, ungrudeu red u Hal ioTT S",
3 do 81 HNal lhi No. 2 do 81 lhKal u, No,
J white :, Is; No do sales III col bushels, NJ
81 l4Hal 10; steamer 81 Is; No. 2 red Janu.
AIRY, tales IA VA bushels ut 81 loyal l6A;
March sales 0 1900 bushe at 81 lahal 81;
May, salsg 700 q bushels at 81 lOAui ~
Corn heavy and AaAo lower; receipts 1900
bushels Pxpjrts 2,YUi bnalielI nngraded 6!a
6dhC; No, 5 63I5SXC steamer 6SIfah3Ac:
No. z old 6lkc In sthr': HO new 6jo allont;
low mixed bbC M. . January bbAa5GG; Feb
rliary tO4b0kC; March bG9Gai6HC; May OAK
a5ihc. Oats opened heavy and tlo ed moie
steady; receipts 900 bushels: western
mixed II lial3r; white western 44aiGNc. Fla,
dn ut 81 O5Al 10 Hons quiet and unchanged.
coffee duh aud unchanged. Sugar quiet but
firm; fair to good refining 7 / .iGa7 lS.lGc
NJ lsgI . In fair demand and unchanged, Rice
steady ard In fair demani :. Petroleum dull
and i. ininal; United 0j3aO; crude 0Ka7Ac
refined 9%1n asked, TAllUw quiet ard firm At
q l.i0aB g. O., ROsln sPsdy and unchanged.
Tnrpentine Irregular ut 4SC asked Eggs firm
at 33alOC. Pork Staaay and mod, ratelV active
old mss Sl2 76al3 co Beef, market bu0yani
but unsettled. Cut meats quiet md steady
long clear 81 TX; short clear 81 90. Lar
HI her and tairly I city, prime STRAIN 10 O2h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

A Marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphthe'
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. with
each bottle there Is an Ingenious napal In.
jeCtor for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price 90 cts. Sold by Ed ward Booking
and Q. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W. Va,
MMRiW
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W. +. MILLER. OF Bellvue, Ohio, says:
I have been troubled with asthma, and re
Ceived no relief until I procured your
"Only Lung Pad" l can recommend I,
ID any ono having the asthma.- See ad.
vPriiSempnt, Mwp4w
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"A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error, and indi'.
cfsuons Of yoath, nervous WeAlnti', carly decay,
los Of manhood, ac. I will send A recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This gfea. remedy
W~ discovered By A missionary In South America.
Send A aelI.addftned envelope To The RRy, josRPH
T. iaIGE, @dHea D, NNo HNk Guy, Ial2-AV1Aw
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WILL IT CURE ME?


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only relieved hut tuTCh.
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trial will convince you tpAl y IA the cheapest,
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they VIII tel you Ivy taking Summons AVER
he ulA or. Pun In ere thOuM To- careful 10
BtNthlt they set the UcnuinP, manufactured
only by J. II EEIl IN &UO.I Philadelphia.
Sid ~ all Drigsisla.
10 s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

tt% n:istis5. w " II" ~ "%'g
pHtLApELPHtl. January 0 -Flour dull and
lower western extra 80 60a4 90! Minnesota
extra 81. tOg0 "; Oh o extra 81 OSr0 q.
tllin1is 81 rs; lndianH 50 rs; Minnesota
patent process 81 2ia7 6Oi winter patents
~ 12XaT 10. Rye -four uhcliSngOd Wheat
dull aud 10 ser rejected track : TU2X: west.
western Arlber, on track. Al 10. 40. 2 red Gle.
vatOr, car lots. 81 i9&Ai l3N; No. 2 red Jan.
uary u l3A bid, 81 u asked; te rtRry 81 lGN
bid, 81 u asked March 81 iSA bid 81 Isjk
IS ed. Corn dull. weak and lower. snil mix d
January 52Hn bill, 623;c a.ked Febrnary
53Ac bid, 5SiG nSked; March 6II<o bid,
5tAC asked. Oats In good demsni and firm
no | white $50 No. 2 do. 47aI7tc; No 3
i5NC; mixed 4Nc Provisions du Mes,
hoci 81 20. India me ST. 6oais 10. Pork.
old mess. SO seal! Is; new $l3 10. SMOKED
hams 0l4al0ifc Lard, prime steam s. 0 /;
keitiG 10 t0O l2n. Butter dull and IN.
changed. Fggs dull and easier. fresh 3ia3Ic
Cliee'C dull; crGtinery l2H ,i3c fair to good
Iihai2Ec. Petroleum nominal at GNc.
Whisky, demand active qt 81 u.
CHtcIGO, January 8.-Tbe DtoverS' Journal
repOrtsj
Hoas-Rscsipts al ORC head shipments il.
01h I'd. Market active and generally STEADY:
light weaker and very large supply common
H. fair - 4tA4 80 good selected UnCon "A bFa
4 BS; choice heavy "a iCa5 20; Ommon IL
fair mixed pack Ing "a 4lai 10.
GrTLE Receipts 1910 head shipments
2.TM head Some ext OFT demand no really
prime here: good to eli lea shiy ping active
and firm at 81 81; common Ii fair duh NJ
81 10; butchers steady at ~ 7ta3 Of common
IN fair los lower an weak a, W 0 o. stock.
IRA and feeders fairly active and strong al
q! % $40.
snEEP Receipts 1870 head; shipment,
lao. Good demand and fairly active; com,
mon u medium a. 26aI ~, good 10 choice
81 15a1 20, no t&ta here.
BALTIMORE, January 6.-Flour more aoiiy,
bpt unchanged, Wheat. western frntr buI
lhac' i've: No 2 western winter red, ApOI
and January 81 l49Gal i49fi February 81 l6A
al II; March 81 i9al i9n. Corn, western qnieI
aid steady western mixed SpOt and January
524a59IiC; February hSHa5SiEc; March 81
asked; steamer 4OHaigAc. Ont, hrnii ives
tern white 1iaI5c: miEtd 4Saitc. Rye dnl
At 81 oral FL. Hav UNCHANGED. Provision
dull and unchanged, Butter dull; prime Il
chSirC western packed lGa1'c; roll lsa22c
Epp firm fresh 33a35c lined 2'a27C. Pe
trO cum nominal. Coffee quiet Rio cArgne
ordioary TO fair iihataiSc. Sugar steady
A soft $50, Whisky dull at 81 u,
CKcSNArt J~anuary q Cotton firm a
II ho. Flour weaIC OF family "a 70a4 90 fame
Is ltt0 90 Wheat stronger; No 2 red ,wlr
7 81 05R 10 Corn easier No 2 miIei49
42kc. Osis quiet; No, 2 mixed 3JaS6a. Ry
' scarce and hrmi No. 2, 9OA9sc. Barley, d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

BLoop, Brain and Nerve Food.--ylRor.
ous health %guNrrnteed by taking Colden's
Mebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

"SSVe YOur HAIR" Keep IL Beautiful
The "London Hair Color Restor.
or" Is the most delightful article
ever introduced to the American
people, aud Is totally different
from all other Hair Restorers, be.
ing entirely free from all impure
ingredients that render many 9th.
or PARTICLES for the hair obnoxious,
Where badness, or falling Of the
hair exists, or prematuFely gray.
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, It's use will restorethe nat
ural youthful color, and cause q
healthy growth, cleansing the
sClsp from all impurities, dandruf,
&c, at the same timea most pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
GRAVITY perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making 1t
an Indispensable article In every
toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hail
Color Restorer. Price, rs cents q bottle
Six bottles, 81, Main Depot for the Uni
ted States, $50 North Sixth st., Philad'a,
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K|ESfOKkD.

A victim Of tarly impud,ncc e'using nrIVousd IL
killty, ~ mnturn decay, nc, having tried In val
every EnoEn tCmccy, IRA diafovefCd a hmp = mtan'
ettclt.tuiE which he will send FREQ to biz itlloV'aui'
J. n. REEVES,
oVt27Aw1Aw BChatham b., MY.
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THE people,

The bost ~eyl!enOA. Of q physIeIsn'S success IS ihs
testimony o. bis patients The lnGreaslng demand,
r my proi'Ill nal services prove thai / hEVS dss
hOnOFaO y . 4 fairly Will th6sa Who have con, ulted
me. never use y plllCppS pRuIe without permission,
though have many hundred certiacatsi from thtS
whom ! have cured alter they hal bOsn pronounced
incpTNhlO. a thOrIugh medl a education. with
many years h0RltAl experience aud familiarity with
thoEApeulica agents, q clOle UbstVanCs o. Temperament,
iRl pc 'ull4r'tiOs aud STREET attention TO hyE'sniu man
9gepent in'ures success, " cure Il possible, and !
frankly give Tbs ratl0ut my OpInlon.
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Financial and Commercial.
Nsr YORK. nsns, and STOCKS.

NV YoRK, January 9-MoNEH- easy at
SAC per cent, closing ut 8 pr cent Prime
mercantile paper 5aG per cent Sterling ex,
change bankers bi Is firm q OK; demand
81 1914 equal To 81 sJy.aI 50 under the old
-GoSrnNNEnr loxps-onlet and steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-07

RAILROAD RoNps-Indi1na, Bloomington Il
Western income advanced TO 10 fr m rs; O
G. & 1. G. incoms TO B2h from ESk; Indiana
BlOOmingt n & Western seconds to rs tosm
7OI; Chesapeake & Ohio ilsts, serirs D u
SAX from ~; Northwestern sinking tu d
Ga to nav fr IN Ill; Alton Il Terre Haute
seconds in ONE tn l0l from 100; Lake Erie &
Wesfern incomes declined to 10 from n, ami
Bost II, II rtford & Erie irsts to 50 from 6S,
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FINANCIAL.

NJ, g. |VI1T FTtIU0NT' WT' % 9IlTHUuI VIV n
No1si ferl,el On dcposlt'
intsfr,l pad Ou Ip0CiFf deposits.
Astaml P,nkiug BlslnaCI conducted with prompt
LryJ And hdNiity,
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C]IRciSNGTt January q Cotton firm at
lijfc. Flour weaIe or family "a 7Oa4 90 fancy
IS $50 90 Wheat stronger; No 2 red win
81 OSa 10 Corn easier No 2 miIei 49H
A2hc. Osis quiet; No, 2 mixed 3JaS6a. Rye
scarce and Arm; No. 2, eOA9sc. barley, de-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-05-03
The Malone Meeting.

In its report of the proceedings of the
Malone meeting held in the court
house on Monday of last week, the
Valley Virginian says that they "pre
sented the appearance of having been
nicely cut and dried beforehand. And
this was no doubt the case. There was
no need for the meeting, for s. Brown
Allen could have done it all just ss
we'll without the meeting as he did
with it.
It seems, too, from the statement Of
the Nrginidn, made on the authority
of "a prominent readjuster," that mot
a single delegate Sin favor of Massey
was appointed, showing that the dele
cation was packed against the Rever-
end Auditor who is 80 eXtravagantly
lauded by the press and speakers of his
party.
AS it was useless to have meeting
here to appoint delegates, as s. Brown
Allen could have done ii as well with
out the meeting. SO it is useless to hold
convention in Richmond on the 2nO
of June, as Malone can nominate i
ticket as we'll without convention, as
he will do with it. II is no use to at
tempt to make such show: as the peo'
pie can see that Malone manages the
whole affair to suit himself. If he
wants Massey for Governor, then Mas
sey will be nominated, and if he wants
Cameron, as we suspect he does, Came.
ron will be nominated, or if he prefers
John S. Wise, then Wise will be nomi.
mated.
It is useless trouble and expense to
have convention of that party, fol
Malone will dictate the nominations
and proceedings.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-05-03
$tauutou Spertator,
rUESDAt. MAY 8, 1881.
Rev. John E Massey.

Parson Massey, the present Auditor,
Was here day or two beforr the Ma
hone meeting on Monday of last week,
and probably left here with the idea
that all was lovely for him, but, alas,
the delegation was packed against him.
We see it stated that he was called
away from here by sickness in his fami-
~, but we think this must be mistake,
as we find that on the same day. Mon
day, that the Mshone meeting was held
here, he was in attendance upon q
meeting in Fauquier where the Ma
honeites and Republicans acted togeth-
er. Though he should be attending to
his duties as Auditor, he is busily engag
ed in electioneering for the nomination
for Governor.
Malone is the man he should cleo
tioneer with, for he may rest assured
that the Convention of his party will
nominate W aom Malone prefers.
If there be contest outside of thu
will of NJ ehone, it is between Cameron
and Massey, for we think that John S
Wise committed .felo de Sc in the lette
he had published some weeks ago, in
which he described the white Republi
cans of Virginia in manner which
makes it impossible for them to supper
him unless they are willing to bran'
themselves as unworthy of all respect
If Cameron should be the candidate
rich record will be presented, and hi
remarkable inconsistencies as to til
public debt will be exposed for the dc
lectation of readjusters.
If Massey should be the candidate, h
will have The difficult task of explain
ing to the negroes why he voted for tn
e capitation tax. There is fun ahead.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-05-03
MahOneite Meetings.

8 The Mahoneite meetings which have
been held recently in different parts Of
the State have been attended by few and
have been devoid of spirit and enthusi-
asm, and yet they are all reported in
the Richmond Wing as large and en-
thuslastic.
The people of this county will under
stand this and know what credit to at
tach to such reports as published in
that journal when we give them the
caption which the Wing prints above
the official report of the meeting hello
here last week as follows:-
REIMBURSEMENT BOOMING
SENATOR MALONE EN- rHU5fAS-
TICALLY NDORSE DID E l. E.
GATES TO TIL EJUNEC CONVENTION
LOQUENT SPEECH BY S
BROWN ALLEN, ESQ"
The official report states that the re-
solutions were adopted unanimously
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr.. J. s.
Craig and several others voted against
the resolution endorsing Malone, and
Mr.. Craig had moved that the vote on
the resolutions sbe taken separately fol
the purpose Of having an opportunity
to vote against the resolution endorsing
Malone. But he and those who voted
with him have been treated by the
Chairman and Secretary of that meet
ing as nonentities, as they have been
wholly IGNORED uTt ia strange passing
strange"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-05-03

ACCIDENT IN HANovER.-A cores
pondent of the Dispatch says that, on
Sunday of last week, Mr.. E. s. Cardoza,
who lives near Hanover Junction, met
with very serious accident. On re-
turning from church at TaylorsvilIe,
and when nearly home, a young man
rode rapidly up to his carriage. The
mule that Mr.. Cardoza was driving be-
came frightened and unmanageable, and
ran off. turning the carriage over and
dangerously injuring the two ladies in
the carriage. One of the ladies-his
aunt, Miss Judy Cardoza, an old lady
of eighty years-had her collar bone
broken and was otherwise injured
Miss Betty Garrett, the slster-in-law u
Mr.. Cardoza, was also badly injured.
Mr.. Cardoza also received several cuts
and bruises about the head and neck.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-05-03
Malone, Sole Director and Controller.

The Alexandria Gazette says that If
there be anything in Mahoneism, it is
Malone. No matter who furnishes the
brains of his party, when furnished. he
is the sole director and controller, and
is strictly and implicitly obey ed in every
particular. This being 30, and nobody
denies it, the General recent assertion
that the settlement Of the State debt is
not the primary object of his movement,
would, it seems to reasonable people, de-
prive him at once of the support of ev-
cry man in the State who does want the
State debt settled, whether he be debt
payer or a readjuster. The desire to re-
duce and settle the State debt was the
sole means by which General Malone
built up his organization, and now that
those who were led offby him hear him
say that the settlement of the debt is not
the primary object of his party, they
must, if they be sensible men, realize
how grossly they have been deceived,
and come back to the fold from which,
in an unwary moment, they strayed
away. They will be impelled the strong
er to return to the democratic party by
the additional fact that, instead of the
settlement of the State debt being the
main issue in the next campaign, as they
supposed it would be, the chief object
of the Mahoneites is the practical aboli.
ton of the capitation tax. Now of the
large sum exacted of the white people
to educate negro children, the portion
of capitation tax paid by the negroes if
all that they contribute toward thai
purpose, or, in fact. to any State pur
pose, and to abolish that tax will be tt
throw the entire burden of schooling
the negroes upon the white people,
whose taxes are already SO grievous thai
they can hardly bear them. But this ii
not all, for if the poll tax be abolished
every negro, no matter how worthless
or how great vagabond, will vote, ano
the State and all it's interests be turneC
over to them and their few selfish white
allies, who would as readily double thu
taxes tomorrow as they would re-
pudiate the State debt to day. The
whole Malone movement is trans
parent humbug, and would be ridicul'
GUS were it not for the danger involved
in it, owing to the ignorance and sim
plicity of the material upon which it
demagogical leaders operate.