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Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
FIFTH edition
ANOTHER MINISTER DEcr..S
Death OF John w. Piersou
ber OF Wilmington M. Il. Coae'a' men,
ence. ~"hier.

Vhcts VIZ
Rev. j. W. Pierson, a memhor
Wilmington Conference of tha ,Ulh
Church, died at his residence 81 500 N, y, {
ley street at twenty-five minnt@-. eNF
twelve this morning, 'S Pit
Mr.. Pierson was born near H..
Talbot County Maryland in 1s,S MsSoN
was in the 9th year of his a"e aoiG a, and
He was convicted at home a, ueath,
while reading his bible while \ nght
very young and when sixteen yne ne was
age he was an assistant pripcjns,I' '%S az Of
Easton Academy under his bratb.. t% III tle
was the principal. He was a,lmt,.SS t, VINO
full connection i'll the ministry '',p'l w !, %
Philadelphia Conference which =" =, LOO
embraced the Peninsula in lX@e 'ael
his first appointment was on kan, n a. ana
cult, Rev. DR.. Cooper being the ssna VII,
minister in charge. His next appon, S,i,'
ment was at Delaware CirfV,u. Citvr
while there he was marriedto N;ss Spa
lie Boon, of Georgetown, Md ''I Is Sa'
Delaware City he went to Emory Cbn,aa nua
Philadelphia, and then he woS Smu'.n .an. !.
North East, Md, and from tbenco suu' |" "
went to Milington, Nd Whla a'H Hon ile
he Went into adecIine on which accn"'t "'at
he located. After the dea,h TSVullt y
his wife, he again entered NM y
the work iof tile ministry In 's:s issa
he was married to his sc ,ond wife M I
Alice Scott of Galena Nd, after wSios @
he filled succcsSively the following n an
pointmentS: e'P
SudlersviIle, Md, New CaStIe IA,
Cambridge, Fairmount and New,n~.
Md, Bethel and Chesapeakein both nJ
aware and Maryland, CenteTvill. Snnr
Hill and Newtown, Md, the latt,
for the second time, Brandywh.
church in Wilmington, FELTON,. and NJ
PleaSanint Delaware. At the lal,s
appointment his health failed him, Mj |
the report that he WIS dai
was Published in some of M
local papers. His disease was paraiyG /
and his health was so impaired that
located in this city where he pa,1i
'i'i'A ''''l w 'iI'N ~ lS If4ltNt4 NH
rich spirjtual harvest of 45 years
ministerial labor. Mr.. picrson was
deep and souud thcoIugian and za.
Gus worker in his masters yineyaJE
He WAS able to walk out As usual "A
Wednesday with his wife and seB
well through the night, hut in rhE
morning while trying to dress himsl
he WAS attacked with another strOk
OF paralysis, and when his wife went
to assist him he was on y able to hand
her his pocket book, saying at the sam. 4
time at will soon br over These
were his last words. The funeral SER.
vices will be held AZ the late residence
of the deceased S22 Shipey street TO-
morrow forenoon at Ii O'Clock, after
which the remains viii bt taken in thu
afternoon down to Gllrna, Maryland
where they will be inferred on SUNDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
The 4. u. VI. II. Church..

Revival services have been held dur
ing the past two weeks by the lady
members of the congregation with great
success. The extra meetings will con-
rludc this evening.
Abner Black has been elected lay
delegate to the A. L. NJ. p. conference,
which meets in this city on Wednesday
afternoon, May -.
The church has decided 30 retain Rev.
Henry Davis as pastor for another year.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
THE OPERA.
Last Nights Performance Wy
Carreuo and Iagliapietra 20

The Carreno and TagliapleIfa y
and Concert Company prelorneu IL Il,
Opera House last evening 10 aIi ""u, ".,
even sualler than that Wl'i'n rSa, az
bled upon the night previous I,,;.bI. ng
srunme for part lirSI was ''"
rendered. 1,, orars
The artists were frequently s'1r, sIE,
and the compliment was sE'''''
knowledged. ,,1o,,hs
The performance conClNuel'orns onsI
second act Of Flotow's chaFIl1'ST1
"Martha," IL, chan|
The audience was grea,,,S ,,.',"s] wv"
with the, performance 9iI" ,,'a ,"'raa r,ra|
tenderness with which NINE Sn%nl S%
rendered "The Last Rose o' Jr nnli |
was acknowledged by loud 1D'F"
ed applause. -, ,,orform ,tl
| Castle this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Personal.

Generals Hancock and Mcclellan
have written letters to the Jefferson
Democratic Association of York, thank
ing them for the compliment Of being
elected honorary memt ers of the AS
sOciation.
Captain Boyton, the well-known
swimmer, who has had varied eX-
perience in South America as an ally
of Peru, arrived in New York on Tues
lay,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIM ORE RAlLRAOD.
APRIL 8, 1881.

Trains will leave Wilmington rs follows
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tions, 100 $40, go, 1870, Il. IN, 80, 400, olO,
1000 p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) ESQ, 900, s55,
O. m.. 12.l5, 9.55 p. N.
Philadelphia and New York 2.20, $50, 100,
9. 55. II. So Il. m, T. 43, 2,03, 5.52, 644 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, S3s
a. m. AS p. N.
Perryvillo and intermediate stations, 4s3
p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l25l, 2.l2, 2.2s,
1855, S.3S a. m., 255, 1.04. $50, 1851 y. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle 8 90, 9.S5a. H., l.O5, 300, 6.Mp. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 9.35
a. m, l.O5, $40 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.3b q.
M, l.05p III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40 q. H.. 500, 700. 1000 =. III.
Philadelphia and New York, 30 q. m,
5.52. GA =, IN.
Baltimore and Washington, Il. 81, 2.l2, 22S,
I. IS "A. m; 10.5 p. IN.
For further information passengers are re-
erred to the time tables posted at the depot.
H.. +. KENNEY, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
A Missouri Tragedy.

ST JOSEPH, Mo, May 5.-William
Wise shot and killed Charles Wilson,
lust south of the city, at nine o'clock
last night. They were working for
parties who were on their way from
Texas to Iowa. Wise was 81 years cd
and Wilson is, and they had been cow
b,ys. Wise went the city in the atte'-
noon, bought two revolvers, and rode
down to the place where the party was
camped. He called Wilson out of his
tent, without warning, shot him
through the heart, and then fled.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Old and New,

The newly elected city otficers-Soi-
citor, Auditor and Auditors Clerk en-
Tered upon their duties to-day. In view
of the retirement of City Solicitor Macai
lister and Auditor [ Underwood il ia hut
fair to say that they have both been
competent officers, aud during their
terms have done themselves great credit,
and have given satisfaction TO the party
and the public.
The new officers, if they do as well as
their predecessors have dCne, will not
be complained Of,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Those Who brew.

Articles We're drawn as follows at the
st. Paul'S Il. c, church fair last even
ing
At table No. /, revolver, by "MoSs. "
At table No. 3, "A tidy, by Ada Couu-
sci, No 222 Van Buren, street
At table No. 1, Il pin cushion, by John
Baldwin.
At table No, &, Il pair of tides, by
EsSe Chambers, No. lol7 West Front
street.
At table No. s, a toilet set, by Sarah
Newell, No. 4lG Marvlaud Avenue.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
MARRIAGES.

JACK-LLOYD-On May 4th, 1881, by Rev,
f.. Stubbs, 1888 south Fourth street, Phila,,
Mr. William Jack, to Miss Lucy B. Lloyd.
both Of Will. Del.
SrENGLE-CLARK. On Thursday the 9Th
inst, at Still Pond. Maryland, by the Rev
j.. b. Merritt, of Still Pond circuit. Rev
Adam Stcngle, pastor OF Union Nj. f.
church, Wilmington, Delaware, to Miss
Eula Clark. of Still Pond
HIGHFIELD-PlERS AT Landenhurg
Pa, on the 2Sth day Of April, A. u. lSSl,b!
Friends ceremony, before Thomas Whann
Jr. ESD, William II, Hishtleld and Salli'
Y Pierson, beth Of New Castle county
Delaware
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Sprasuc Estate Litigation.

PROVIDENCE, Il. L., May 5.-In the
United states Circuit Court to-day,
before Judges Lowell and Colt, the bill
in equity, Mary Anna Latham against
u. Chaffee, Trustee Of the Sprague
estate, was heard in part. The object
of the bill is the removal Of the Trustee.
Benjamin F. Butler and Roger A.
Pryor appeared for the complainant
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
RadlY Hurt

Lewis Ritchie son OF .,,n JaIDr[ rbb
who resides near CentervlIIe and
Hundred, continues very F y,nr DISg ipjl
posed from the effects OF WI hettt
pasta' Sustained by being caught h%t,sJi, SI,S
water tank and car az onn"vprSi
on Monday week. His re'O'''
er doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
NgaItriOus ReDOrt.

Cam & Brother, grocers, at the corner
of sixth and Lombard streets, want it to
be distinctly understood that no small
pox has appeared in their families. Re
norts now upon the street that such Is
the case, have been started by illy-dis'
nosed persons with view to injuring the
Messrs, Cam in their business.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Hnsiiea AuxillarIa

The ladies' auxiliary {, Go,p ,nsst tbi
Post No. . G. A. II. VIII in,ftbeP
ing in the reading room a + for prc
make final arrangements post POI
a stand of colors for tho % he prs'
member is requested to O'F
half past seven o'cloch'
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Tenth Anniversary.

The Tenth anniversary of MinQua
Tribe No. s, Imp, o. Il. NJ. will be cels-
brated in the odd Fellows Hall ON Mon
day evening next. The braves will,
admit their wives and n few invited
friends to the wigwam on that occasion
to enjoy an evening Of pleasure with
them.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06

The Norwegian bark Betsy and Ar
mold, at Quebec, picked up on the Grand
Banks, April 18th, four men belonging
to French fishing schooner, who lost
their vessel in fog. They had been
drifting about tor two days when res
cued.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Society Election.

The Lutheran Jungend berein elect
ed the following officers last night;
President-J. Alhim JOchen.
Vice -President-John Sneider.
Reco. ding Secretary-Karl Riedel
Correspondent Secretary--Miss Emma
Fehrenbach.
Treasurer-Geo-ge J. Finck
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06

DR.. Charles McGill, a well-known
physician of Richmond, Virginia, died
yesterday, in the 18th year of his age.
Before the war he was a resident of
Hagerstown, Maryland, but he Joined
the South, and after the close of the war,
made Richmond his home.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
CLAYTON House

The following persons n"'o ,"ord
at the Cla"ton House since ."J nOi" b
terday: DR.. j. K. Tantu'n ANN, al@ !
.ity; James d. lshoaaS, TITp,,pf
Pa; S. ID. Rhoads, 10, Ma
Philadelphia; James D. " b
West Chester; Morris n"'acl1; ""
do; Rash Rowland " TRt,
w. Y. Warner, city; p,,,', a, n
Fitch urg; }. c. Meter, pn r I.'co ~ i
ga't, \. y; II. Cooper, TpS,js
-. r. Klmble, Boston Cd, %,4 > "a
Norristown, Pa; F; =, a, a. 1WSiI~s1
port, Conn. DR.. +; shelP' PEorE r D!
lsa..c Shockman, New ~ " NS-Ii
Stuckert, St. Georges; D. l.
Phila. -
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Ruck Reer nnd Lunch,

E.P. Freye tomorrow night will serve
up one ofthe finest lunches ever given in
this city with good glass Of Bnck beer
at his saloon, No. II East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
No HOsDitaI Needed.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Bitters patients, nor large-salaried tai
ented putlerS to tell what Hop BitterS
will do OF cure, as they tell their own
story by their certain and absolute cures
at home
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
New Ofiicers Swor' d

The newly-elected Official I fBsll, A
+. X. Messick, AUDITOR - Of the y
B. Underwood, member ,a IL IN bsta'
Revision, were s"oiA
Mayor to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
promnt PAYMENT OF orInsurance.

The New York Life Insurance Com
pany through Mather & Canning, man
ayers for Delaware, has paid the lhsur-
ance on the life of the late kew. tho'haS
Il. Plummer, deceased, TO the amount
of Sc, 900. 1t was the first company Out
Of three to make payment.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06

"Ialways let cold go as it comes -
one says;which means that he overworks
the system in getting rid ofa cold rather
than assist it by using DR.. Bulls Cough
cyrup. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Carpet Store.

Henry Grehe na>a good assortment
of carpets at No. 800 Market Street,
which he is selling at mo lerate prices.
He has been engaged III the business
some thirty-fve years and is widely
known. Call and examine his stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Young Men

we have some very nobby suits Just IN
this week to take the place of those
closed ont last week, and they are a
little more stylish because IA later pur
chase, by the Wilmington Clothing
House Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
A Screw driver Found.

A screw-driver was picked up on the
streets this morning and can be seen AT
the REPUBLICAN office and if the pro
perty is proven it can be had by paying
for this notice.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
Col. James Scoxel Convicted.

Col. James Scovel, the well-known
New Jersey lawyer, was convicted AT
Mount Holly ON Wednesday Of obtain
ing $3.50 by false pretence.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
The Right Clothes for
Little Boys.

Little Boys.
Under the broad
roof of Oak Hall
there's no better
work done than ap.
pears in little boys
suits. 1t would, per-
haps, interest you,
it would certainly
profit you, if you
have a boy, to look
through the grades
of work, beginning
at a $3.50 suit and
going up to Sl4.
Thnrn arn but few
so low or so high.
Almost everybody
buys between eX-
treme prices.
At S. the clothes
begin to be good;
and they grow bet
ter as the price
grows bigger. No.
body need grumble
at what S. will buy;
and between S. and
$40, everything is
good enough. You
choose one rather
than another, be-
cause you like the
cloth or style bet
ter; and the diver
sity is SO great that
you may keep on
choosing as long as
you like. When
Won come to the
higher prices you
find the finest OF
suitable cloths made
with all the care
that is bestowed on
the finest tailoring
Oak Hall, too, is
a pleasanter place
to go than it ever
was before. New
paper, paint anc
carpets will not
S t an d for gooc
clothes ; but they
help a cheerful as
pect, and very like
ly smooth the man
ners of our salesme1
a little.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK RALL, Market and Sixth, Phila. sp
9 9 I'm HOneA Cllanino
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
EANk Ia YOuuF ImtG rest.

1fyou love good bread buy Flour from
Dodd, Third street market. Delivered
10 any part of the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-06
WEI DE MEYERS
E A T A R R /

TURE. Unquestionably the most lmpor'
7 ] tant medical discovery since vaccination,
remedy which assimilates with the mucous
membrane and forms not only II vocal but
constitutional cure at any stage. One
package generally sutlices. Delivered by
Druggists or by D. b. DEWEY & Co., 40 Dey
street. N. y. $lO0 complete Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured mailed
free. The afflicted can refer to
GEO. W. LAmBmGHT, 73 Biddle ST., Balti-
more:
Mr. SCHROEDER, 800 North Broadway;
JOHN l.. HERRING, cor. Park Avenue and
McMechCnSt.;
GEo. &. PLEsBURY, Prop. West End Hotel
Long Branch;
X. X. HELPHENsTINE, Ebbitt House, Wash
ington;
REV. GEO. +. PRATT, st. Stephens Rcctory,
Philada.
REV. A. A. SUMNER. Frederick, Md, etc.
A real cure Of Catarrh for $500
2taw
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TiRTINIi NEWS.

TIE o!lioial figures show white mAjHrity ia
the Sra to Of seventy thrco thousand.
A. m0olpg If tho republican State eoutral
oon.m ltire ii tn DO held III Richmond o., tho
2Shh.
a violent s.0irl Of wind. rain and iail visited
tho eIkhbArhond OF New Baltimore, Sunday
afternoon. wrsckine tho barns and upr ooting n
DDmbor of trees
Tie l|schmond ahd AlIegbhLy Rail road Co.
mas tuaJn ~ cjhu ctl0h with tho Viz; ,ihls Mid.
lsni on j, ilaIsan street Lynohbntg, and a
ireglt ai Il PASSENGER dapnt has be nr establish
cd III tho victni y.
co'lisI1n occurred Mt Granite Station, on
thu RichmOnl and DAhvillc Rail rGaa Yesterday,
between Two passenger trains. Ono ueiuo was
wrecked ard tho other damased. Engineer
McseleyH l,it leg was crush.d and tho othor
engineer was badly hurt.
From particular lrqDirica of tobacco ,lan!ers
from every section OF tho surrounding cluniry,
1t II aSoerialncd that tho storm which prevailed
1T DanyIIlc. On Sunday evening wsg limited in
liz severe cfleos to section OF country twenty
bga miles long from east 10 west MI Il four or
two miles vida.
The WOr!hingtoa t,ump rurchassG by tho
Richmond City Cou..ci to ireieaso tho water
supply i,r that city has arrived. and - 10 be
u 10 position as soon az possible. Ii weighs
h1o'ty '"rs, end ltqliied seven CARA ( q lraps-
p1r. IT. The toIIors AID ipts wi ar, ivo dur.
lag tic prrtr 1T week.
There ~'s poli!c Il discussion 10 eesburg
y s!erdsy between Capt. Mckinney, d mcsrat.
10 o.bdl'. ato for Attorn'y General. and Mai. T..
!. Fdp.atlerty. Mahonitr, in which it IL said
that he trmer completely demolished bis cp-
pom ut aud carried off tho palm amid tho great
ost. enthusiasm. Tho rtp)rts from lnlidouo
0 70 sill OF tho most favorable ctarGc OF.
A violent hurricane. accompanied by rain.
passt Il Cv,r tho nCuntly between IinviI 10 and
Cowtn1. 90 the Baltimore md Ohio Rilroad.
seven or eight miles north Of llarris,nturg.
Sunday afternoon. Houses we're blo,qn down,
lin roofs tOrn Cf. fruit and o1ln destroyed end
| other damage done, though 90 loss tt' life has
got boCn rcp0rtCu
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towards of a thousand Jews arc converted
Annually TO Christianity; dutiog this century at
last 500, 600 have been baptized
Isl. Louis Post Dispatch. |
Weather Wisdom.

Under The title of Cd Probabilities, ono Of
The most useful ard valuable officers IF tho u.
5. Government il most widely known. But
quito us we'll known is Prof. j. II. Tioe, the
meteorological ct tho Mississippi Valley, WHOSE
contributions TO hia favorite siu1y havo given
him M almost national reputation. Ola re-
cont lecture tour through the Northwest, the
Professor had narrow etoap, from the s6ii,ui
const qushc;s Of sudden and worry dang rcu4
iness, tho particulars of which no thus refers
TO- "rhs day after core udiug my ooulsa OF
lectures at Burlington. Iowa. 90 the 2lst Of D.,
cember last, l was seized with suidon attack Of
neuralgia 10 the chest, giving mo exoruoialiug
pain urd almost preventing breathing. My
pulse. usually 50. fell to IS; intense uausea OF
tho stomach succeeded. and q cold. olammy
sweat covered my entire body. The sttt n1iug
physician could do nothing TO relieve me; alte,
suffering for three hours. thought,--as [ had
been Using st. jacobs Oil with good etfeot for
rheumatic palms, would try it. saturated
rieoa OF tl,nuel largo enough TO cover my
chest, with tho OIL. AID applied it. Tho relief
vas almost Instantaneous. In ono hour, vss
o0tirely FREQ from pain. and would have tlken
tho train to Till On appointment that night IN
noghboling town, had my friends not dissuaded
me. As 1t Wa, | took tho night trsia for
homo, 81. LOUIE, aud have not batn troubled
Il O.,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
King Kalsksua has arrived at Liverpool

King Kalsksua has arrived at Liverpool.
1t is proposed 10 hold revolutionary Com
gress at berne, Switzerland.
a beginning has boon made in shipments OF
lea from EAst India TO America
During the month of August 81 1921 emigrants
LETT the port OF Liverpool.
II is reported that fgh! has occurred batveen
The Amer and Ayoob Khan 1T Candshsr.
Premier Mnssspha, of Tunis, has resigned. Il
is reportsd that a body of French troon, hos
been defeated in Tunis
By land slip nesr ,Rm. Switzerland, On
Sunday evening, two hundred perscna wero
killed and thirty houses destroyed.
Premier Ferry. of France, said in recent
speech that the leading feature in the sto elt G.
tions was the defeat Of tho Irreconcilables aud
Monarchists.
Telegraph lines arc being built rapidly !,
China, and comm nication has been esLsbls' ,et
between Shanghai and LoOchow. 1t is said tbs
the almaments nado by that county, are j.. view
of possible contest with Japan over T. le Loo
chow Islands question. Typhoons syo pre
vailed throughout tho land, aud there has bear
much loss oi life and great damage r, SHINING
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The MaP hefa.

BALTIMORE. Sept. E.--Virginis Ga old -; do
deferred -; do consolidated Isl: do 81 ue.
RES 80 past due coup 924 new 10 4Os 52z bid
Oot!on firm; middling l25 Flour quiet 40
firm. Whoat-Southern hi ,her Western higher
and closing easier; Southern red llOal45; do
amber l45sl53; No Maryland 100: No. 2
Western winter red. sr,ot 144isl4d3; Sept 144Is
l1i3 OCT l47sal4I! n ov 15llsl52; Dec 1tJsl55i.
Corn-So1thorn higf .er; Western higher aud
Western mixed, spe t and Sept G9IiG93; Oct 739s
"a; NOV 7Isala; Acc 81. Oats steady and firm ;
Southern 5O.6S; Western white 51a62; do mixed
OOaGl; fe'ln bOa6 ;. Rye steady at l06al03 Hay
nnchanr& ed. Go fee firm; Rio csrgoes ordinary
10 fav 1Oal2i. Sugars strong A softlU. Whiskey
easr.r OF 81 l9.
4aG. Flour shade lrmer. Wheat moro &C.
| tive. Corn active.
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Captain Blair, Tho Mahonite candidate for
Attorney General. denies having written the
letters about the negroes, published in the Gazette
last Saturday, and read by Mr.. Geo. ID. Wise at
a meeting at Big Lick and elsewhere; bu. atli-
dAvits Of bis neighbors and fiiends asserting
their genninaneis have been produced. The
Richmond Wing pronouncos the letter FORGE
~. Wilson, 10 whom the document is alleged
to have bQen written. WAS a committee clerk in
the Last Legislature. which position he secured
through the reAdluster iLilusnca Coalitonists,
and especially republicans. affirm that unless
Blair promptly and .Hccluhlly clears his skirts
on this matter. he will have To be dropped from
tho tickot. Tho democrats believe they can
prove tho genuineness OF tho letter..
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR,
John w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBURH.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JAMES BARBOUR, OF CULPEPHK.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
T. w. MCKINNEY, OF RMVILLs.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10.

Postmaster General James. in bis interview
with the President Yesterday. is reported an
telling him that there had been no appoint
mouts tr removals of ''sny note" in tho post
ofhoo department sinca the dsy he Was shot,
As tho word motto 10 the sense here used means
putaIioD conseruenoo. distinction, MIR. j amt s
certainly confined himself within tho b0uI ! Of
Truth, but thero arc scores Of good ADD truo re-
puboaus throughout Virginia whom Mr.
James bas removed from poBtoffioCs, during the
mann psiiod, for DO othcr reason than tho fact
that. b. evlng in The principles professel by
the republican party. they have refused TO re.
non1c, those principles and Acqntsco 10 The sur
reLdor Of their pariy's organic alton at the dos
maod OF man who, berg traitor to his own
parry, cannot be relied upon for his fidelity TO
atty other TO which he may attach himself.
TIE posimaslers who baVo been removed may
not be mon OF noto--that would be impossible,
for Virginia contains but lew republicans that
could be classed under that head-but they arc
reputable men. and arc OF az much copst 0lenco
80 their own families and friends "a men of moro
extended reputation arc 10 theirs; and though
Mr.. James may have boen Induced to thick
that tho ropudiAlng democrats no has put 10
lhelr pISc:s will bo of moro seIvio, To The 70
publican party than they were, no will fGd,
alter NJ xt falls oleo;ion, that no has been do
eni.ea cgregiouslY.