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, 1882-07-29
. Rough On Rats,

Clear out rata, mice, reaches, flies, anti,
bed-buss, skunks, chipmunks, gcphers- 13c-
DrusgistA
Vatican scene. are painted on fans Of bat
i.ta and of Imam
, 1882-07-29

All pcrsons indebted 10 the o,d hrm of
J hnson, Ress & Winans viii please make set
,ie.nen, Of same with me on or before Sspte--
Der lst, lSS2 Alter that date unsettled
amounts VIII be placed il oollsctor's hands
H. Z. JoaSsos, Fist National Bank, WaIls
WLla VII
, 1882-07-29
1i1t Of Lsttara

Remaining uncalled for in the pct Office St
Wallis WsllA. W. T., on July l.. lsSs;
B,nbsnder. Jack Middleton. Mrs Eva
Bailey, Nr jimmie Miller, John
RerIeoin. Lruis Muth, John
Bowman, B McLsay, Ms +
B0nen. Thus Mctsinnis. A J
Rowhili, T n Clinton.
Brad.n Jim Newcom, Jessie
Brown, Nr> Mary Park, ID
Chisholm. Alexander fsrr, Frank
CAnhy, NJ NJ Fentler. Mrs Gusts
Carter. Mrs Pearson. Ahs
Caper. Frank Power, Mrs VI L
Courtney, John I REYNOLDS. Geo
Crow. j Ross. Mrs c X
DaTlIng. d W Rowe, L
Ernest. Nrs Hm Rodgers. Elmer
Else, Nina Sailing, Nm
Fulu,er, Geo Smith, MIR Belle
Fahey. NsLcy b vi
Fry. Wills b spencer, W
Gaodin. Jw Stevens, Clarence
Greenwood. Nv Turner. "
hastings, Minnie Thomas, Geo
Hes. James SadneV, Emanuel
klinck. Il X Wallace. Poster "
Kelley, Geo " War. EdSare
legol, Nm Whorten, l. NJ
Marshall. AS Williams. John
Merchant Chss-
Persons calling for any of the above letters
viii please say advertised"
WM. STINE, P. ".
, 1882-07-29
Fresh Butter.

Logan & Pieper have made arrangements Il
be able 10 supply their customers with = NJ.
Fresh Butter. jy26-tf
, 1882-07-29

Quick. complete cure, 81 annoying kidney.
Bladder and Urinary Diseases g. Drusgists-
, 1882-07-29
Volunteering Crops
The following letter needs no explanation

The following letter needs 10 explanation
from us:
HEAIpSBrEG, Cal. July is. lSS2.
EDITOR STATESMAN Il see by dispatch
nnblished in TIE San Francisco Chronicle
that one Of the causes Of a short Gro, IN the
valley about walIa Walla Is the system OF
volunteering adopted by some OF the farmers
ont there. have no sort OF sympathy with
that Kind OF farming, sni do Not believe
tblt II !, excussble under any circumstances,
but want to know more about lard that
will yield a volunteer crop that II CONSIDERED
worth harvesting, Ii you have land that
Will volunteer anything like far crop.
ean readily believe that with such care ss is
extended TO our California farming. the crops
would be enorrnous. Let me have the
STATESMAN ior NY fsI snd winttr reading.
Inclosei find the funds
, 1882-07-29

SPDRTS OF disgusting Kucus,
Snu@es, Cracking Pains in the
Head, Fetia Breath, Deafness, and
any Catarrhal Complaint, can beex-
Terminated by Wei Do Meyers
Catarrh Cure. q Constitutional An
tidote BY Absorpt:ca- The mostIn.
porteat Discovery siJes Vscsiastian
, 1882-07-29
Nichols InfaIlible Injection.

The Eclipse champagne is now used ct all
high-toned banquets and parties.
, 1882-07-29
skinny Men.

Wells Health Remover restores health
and riSor, cures DyspersiA Impotence, Serua
Debility. g.
, 1882-07-29

CENTACR LINIMENTS; the
Worlds great Pain-Relievins
remedies. They heal, sOOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, Weak Back
and rheumatism upon Man.
and Sprains, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
, 1882-07-29
Very Respectfully,
ABSER McDoSALD.

Itisuell enough to add here that ii CALI
fornis farmers discover opportunities tor en-
ormous crops, onr people should benefit BY
the hint embraced in the above letter
, 1882-07-29

A few weeks ago, in the midst Of his troub-
les with the kheiive. ArAbi Pssaa took a new
wife Arab Pashs may not be pretty, but ne
Is brave
, 1882-07-29

Il Is the concurrent testimony Of the public
and the medical profession, that H'stetters
Stomach Bi-te:s i, a med cine which achieve
results spee.lilv felt, thorough and benign.
Besides rect:ivi, z liver disorder. II invig0ratrs
the feeble. c1nqFDrs kiin-y and blad !er com
plants, and has ems the cony4!eScsnoe "i those
recovering from enfseblius disease Moreover
il i the grand specific for fever ard agU.-
For sale BY al druggists and dealers Sener-
ally
, 1882-07-29

Remaining uncalled for in the puet Office st
Walls W.llA. W. T., on July l.. 1852;
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THE II. & u. AND THE STRIKE,
The Cumberland NO1ffuE MIL Against
tho Association.

Ahe &u"hoc5Ihhu koAlok MSlA hkhInAt
tho Association.
CUMBERLAND, September 1 Master Of
Machinery Chapman, Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad, stopped at this city Satur-
day afternoon, ut 8 o'clock, and gave orders
for the discharge Of every man who, at the
resumption Of work adhcrcs to the mcm.
bership in the Amalgamated Association
OF Ironworkers.
The mill was to have been started up on
single turn to-day, after two weeks < sus-
pension The effect Of tie new; order is
not known, 1t is said ,thatS!75 Of 80 Of the
400 men employed in the worksaro men,.
bers OF the union.
Up to yesterday evening formal notice Of
the order had not been given to the EN-.
ployes Of the mill. It was simply given
out that worklwoul.lsnot be resume, to.
Rday. Notices have been prepared and will
be posted this, morning, notifying all the
men to report to The Office during the day,
the union men or members OF the ANAL
gamated Association in the morning and
the non.union men in the afternoon. In
this way it will be asccrtaincd who are
union men, Whether or'not the mill will
start up tomorrow morning cannot now be
stated ! II is iunderstools TINT the union
men will be paid oil to-day or tomorrow,
and that il any OF them apply for re.e,n:
ployment they vii! be asked The question
whether they still belong to the union, aud
the matterof re,employing them will be in
the discretion OF the suprrin eudent. The
latter said last evening that even should
large proportion OF the men refuse to leave
the union and leave work Ike thought he
could replace them without much'diiiculty.
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ARABI3 PASIlA'S STRIKE
AGAINST THE ENGLISH SCALE.
0eneral Wolselel's Non.Unlon Men SirensthsnIug
their Liaes-A Greek Conspiracy discovered
At AiexandrIa-unea.lnem Among
NaT the European IuhabIlaatS.

ALEXANDRIA, September 4.-rhe Khc-
dive has issued decree forbidding tho
importation Of ofpetroleum into Egypt. -
ST. gPErERsnvRo, September 4.-Enplisl,
agents have arrived at Odess, to purclaso
2sOO0 herd OF sheep and cattle for tho
troops in Egypt Two hundred and twenty
died en- route Inst week from heat. lt
'-LoEpoS, September 4.-Thc Times says:
Though General Wolseley does not ro-
quire the Third Division the government
is determined 10 strengthen his hands by
sending three bat.alions Of iniautry SO
that General Wood may DO set FREQ with
out leaving garrison OF less than 5000
men al Alexandria. Reserve dcpo,s Of 100
men for each regiment, which arc at frout
with General Wolscley, will also he formed
lat Alexandria, and largo depot OF tlous-
and reserve men will be formed to replace
these as they are drafted 10 the the front
TO supplyitllc casualties. The general re-
suit OF these measures will be TINT General
Wolseley will have $4,000 on the min limo
Of operations, besides tho garrison ut Alex
andria and the Indian contingent.
ALEXANDRIA. September i.-Grcat u,1-
ensiness is ielt in consequence OF tlle arrest
Of II native spy carrying II letter addressed
to A antono puulo. The Greek Consular A GENT
at Stout. who is .staving here. Puulo Inns
been arrested. 1t is rumorcd that the
police discovered the rN,njficNtions of II
conspiracy in which several Greeks are
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GOUl.D'S GRAB,
or Hannibal and kt. Joseph a, Lcsxon
In stock Corners.

or Hannibal nni 1T. Joseph a, Lc>son
In stock Corners.
New YoRK, September 4-Thc Graph;c
says, the 10000 shares OF Hannibal com.
mon bought by tho Gould syndicate. were
purchased atA2. The Burlington road had
made a previous offer OF 40 for, the stock,
whicl, was refused by tho brokers, who
were carrying Mr.. Duff; and this
resulted in the negotiations b.
tween Conner and BluOdsood OF the
10000 shars Of stock. Eighteen tliou.
snnd shares We're held by B!ondg,od & Co.,
l?,N0 shares ly. Work, Strong & Co, So.
600 shares by$W.T. Hatch (, Son and the
balance in lots of from 100 to |, ,00Of shares
by brokers here and in boston, who appre.
hending the possible stringency in money
declined ito; carry the, deal further. Its
understood that no guarantee has been
made in regard to preferred stock and OF
course the Gould interest is entirely in the
common. ltis believed that for the $685.
900 involvedin purchase the interest will
be turned over 10 tho Wabash company in
return for bonds to that amount beuripy S
per cent interest. At this figure the pur.
chase is unquestionably goou one for the
Wabash, as the road is receiving in rentals
for the use Of It's trucks from the Rock
Island Company and Burlington & Quincy
an amount exceeding the Interest on the
purchase money. II. s.ssiS' -, ), :,
The Lra'ing i'ost Gays: ."In Hannibal
4 St. Joseph stocks; common sold at
forty.seven. There have been no regent
sales OF ut Of lute but large blocks
0! It were, It is said, hypo,hecatcd will
moneyilendcrs at .iOA42, which are the iig.
ures given rs the price at which 100000
shares, owned by John r. Duff, Of Boston,
were sold to the.Goull, Sage, Dillon, A mes
and Conncrsyndicatr. This last ,ransac.
lion, which twas consummatcdI Saturday.
may be said TO be 81 quel OF the corner III
the stock last yenr, When the, price run
above zoo. 1t adds one luore to the list OF
the illustrations Of which prove that cor.
ners in majority Of cases prove to be most
disastrous to their projectors. Hannibal 4
St Joseph preferred stock today sold at
V5a1T i 49,. frjlkFttfs 'IttffSsl}tgrS
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NEW YORK.
R"ilroad Wnr Tircatcned by tho Nickel
P1Rte, Company. III il


Rnilronsl Wnr Thrcntcned by the Nick ri
Plate, Co,npnny.''.i I!I
New York, September THE Nickel
Plate Railway management have decided
OH an aggressive policy against the Lake
Shore, and will demand of itn good :share
OF thy, Bnir.lo and Chicago traffic.; II not
granted, u war will be waged, The ,in.lica-
tons are for lively fight and n break in
passenger and freight Irates. The. Scncy
syndicate give out that this course will be
pursued. Railroad oflicials who have made
trips Of observation from. Chicago oyer
their lines into the Northwest aud South.
west, as nearly all.of them have, concur in
glowing descriptions Of the Ecrons,; their
Size, Quality Ghd good condition. There il
not one unfavorable report. The observa.
tions Of the officials are usually reliable for
business reasons, and their experience is
so great that subsequent Developments
usually bear out their predict ,ns. Agree.
ing us they do with The special and press
dispatches except us to few isolated 10.
calilies, the significance and Importance Of
their reports become more striking and
conclusive. --.-.l,
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vi - ~ > 1870
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
A Brave Action-A Nmrrow Escape from
'. Death. IA


CUMBERLAND, September 4.-Saturday
afternoon when No. H.. tho west.bound
mail train on the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail.
road, reached Cumberland, several eni.
grantr; snpposing II to be a '.ihnch train,"
got oil to oGtaifi something to eat. The
traia started without them, and they had
to run for It. They all galncd the platforms
except. ono woman, who seized hold OF the
railingof,tho front platform Of the list car,
but was unable, owing TO the increasing
speed Of the ltrain,I to make the platform.
Shoi continued l running l along Il with
the train; = wllicha was ifnall " slhtkonel
up somewhat, but the woman was further
embarrassed by her feet striking one OF
The portable steps on the edge OF the plat.
form. She was thrown down and dragged
along, and the mortified spectators expected
every moment to see her dragged beneatl,
tho. wheels. A. this iunctureI Railroad
Policeman James Birmingham, At The risk
OF his lille, seized the woman and lorcing
her to release her hold OH the railing,
dragged her from the train aud on 10 the
platform, her feet narrowly inissng the
wheels as he did SO. The'train was stopped
and the woman lgot aboardJ HThe officer
deserves great credit for the cootness and
courage he displayed. : ra,6 in
About S o'clock Saturday evening rs n
freight train coming west, OH the Baltimore
/ Ohio Railroad was passing North Branch
station the gauge.cocks Of one Of tho cyl.
inders OF hclengine flew, open, and tho
engineer stopped 10 investigate, when he
found the rod connecting tho cocks had
tle head Of a man who had been
lying on the side OF the track with bis head
against the,ail., lie was picked up uncon.
sciolls and brought to this city and attend.
cd by the company's physician, Dr.. NJ. a.
X. +. Carr. Ills head WINS badly cut, but
the injury is not .serious., The man could
not speak any English but it was learned
that SbeI was d; discharged miner from
ekhart.S It is supposed.that She was in.
toxicated whenEhe laid downtbeside2 the
fr0pk
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"a BOURBON BOOM /
At THE TOWN Of ST. cLAlRsWLlE.
Buckeye Democrats Of the Seventeenth Distrlei
Gathering Ia nelmoats Capital to SOmIaats
'f,,Eupdsstat's Compstltor-lloss AieI- Z
lpdcr Leads the Race 30 Far. IA,

Special dispatch to the lntclllgAnccr. 1! ,,,s -
ST. CLAlIsvllLR, o., September 4.-The
clans are gathering ior the Convention for
for a big political meeting to-nor,
row, and many Democratic notables
ara D already'H here.lilh Senator Pohdle!
ton arrived this afternoon and has been
holding aprolonsed reception all evening.
About 0 o'clock tho St, Evansville band
assembled in front Of the Frasier House
aud aerenaded him, but only a small crowd
gathered. Mr.. Pendleton merely expressed
his qualification and pleasure at the compli.
ment, and said that as be would address
multitude on tho political issues to-mor-
row he would refrain from making a
speech. Probably not more than twenty
delegates are here at this writing, con1rris.
ing few from Harrison. Noble aud Bel.
mont counties, and there has been. no
general sensation or caucus OF any
Of the particular candidates friends. f
: From present appearances Ross Alex.
ander will be nominated. Estep has posi-.
lively declined to accept the nomination il
rendered, and Alexander. Is generally
second choice. The name Of W. II. Arnold,
editor Of the Cadis Sentinel, will be
presented to the Convention BY
II. s. McFadden, Of Cadiz, but
Mr.. Arnold says, he cannot accept.
spriggs, Of Noble, and Owesney, Of S,eu.
benville, are remote possibilities in case OF
q combination against Alexander A
strange rnmor is current tonight Of the in:
.ention to present the name Of Ex-senator
Thurman I for nomination, !but;it is Without
|apparent foundation. Leading Democrats
scout the idea. Il. ~ 'l"I
s. Among tho delegates and leaders now
here are Nlessrs. Arnold, ,-AlcFadden, Moore,
Busby and Cessna, Of Harrison; Wharton,
Bellord and Cunningham, OF Noble. sl,,
Ross Alexander is also here very chatty
and sociable, evidently pleased at the
prospect, aud making himself very agree.
able. While his chances are the Lest, there
is s'dceided opposition from several inluen-
tial Demoerats, ,ioue Of whom .lcclares he
will be the worst beaten man ever nom.
mated in this district. On The other hand
prominent Republican said he thought
he would, ifhnominated,: stand aegood
chance, Of being elected i,,lV&&N:i
The convention will meet in Wtllay's
hall at II 4. NJ. Us. Trainer will be tenn
porary; chairman. There is. Il decided de.
sire among prominent leaders OF Belmont
Democracy to nominate Es,cp in
spite Of his refusal. They claim
he can win and that no other Democrat
can. They think that with him as n leader
in the present canvass they will not only
elect Congressman, but the success Of the
county ticket is assured.
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!, III { rMrlli q, Il, Il, ls.lun,.L ,

ClSclSSATl, September 4-Tho Tariff
Commissioners arrived here Saturday, from
Indianapolis, and began to hold their ses-
sion this afternoon: To-day Messrs samp.
son, Tempest and Scott, representatives Of
m earthcnware laciorye here, made aryu.
u'ents in iAvor Of imposing higher rates 81
duty on imported pottery. They repre-.
sentcd thnt tho existing rates are entirely
inadequate. Labor being the chief part OF
tie cost Of production, say over ninety per
cent, and it costing more than double here
what it costs in England, thry,reco mmend.
ed II mixed specific nndind valorem. duty.
Wilhadditional protection, and feeling
Of stchrity, the manufacture Of the ware
would be .ro, improved that the product
would. bc cheapened. Without It, they
would be driven 10 the wall.asf 3lGstt IA
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A Little Labor SenanifOn.

TORONTO, September 4.-Thc action of
Sir Charles Tupper in dismissjng a number
Of engine.drives from the Inter. Colonial
Railway and threatening all the rest with!
dismissal unless they sever their connec.
ton with the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, has been the chief topic among
railway men in Toronto and other parts tof
Canada. since the announcement Of the
measure. Engine drivers are particularly
inccnsed, and profuse is their. denuncia.
tions OF Government that wonld set such
an example to the country. Many prom.
inent Trade Unionists are inclined to view
the action with alarm, as they are fearful
Of the effect the example is likely to have
on corporations and even employees. i'
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JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.
What Ia Thouxht 10 C0nStituic II In New
Mexico, T.. ~.

ALnrouEnQuE, n. NJ, September 4-ln
the Verde Valley last Wednesday John
Baxter entered a store kept by Stewart, and
drawing six,shooter ordered all into a
corner Of the s.orennd commanded "hands
up" at'the pistols muzzle." Baxter seeing
that he hatl-the crowd cowe,l, grew a little
careless, when L. l.. Young quickly drew
his pistol. got the drop, on Baxter, said he
did not want tokill him, but ordered him
OUT The despe,alo left, secured q horse
and sblankets,, mounted, rode up to tile
door and { in IL loud voice shouted that
Young would be dead man before night,
md gallopcd oir, but Young, hearing The
threat, sent two shots ut him, both taking
effect Baxter fell from the horse, and
died in a few minutes. lie had been in
the Verde Valley but II few, months, com.
ingSirom Ariz3na. On Baxtcr's right arm
was ta.tooed'in in India ink the nume "John
Isaac" THE Coroner's Jury rendered, d
verdict Of jistitiablc homicide. ~ 'S7E
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(. THE P0RrE'S POLICY.
ISSUED At GRAFTON.
kh'a''s llOx' AbdIe,t.', .sd Arab Luca. and
t5Ats Bsdosihs ssrftsdsr With Curses Loud
And Desp-ANrw Convention Called fur
September Yoih, for 4 New Deal.


Special Dispatch to tho intellIgencsr. .. /,
l$IGnArToS, September, 4-rhe morning
trains brought tho leaders; Of ,the Demo,
cratic hosts from all sections, among WHOM,
were Lucas and lloge, Governor jackson
Michael Reilly, Sam Woods, D. II. Icon.
ard, ". T. Logan, Judge Morrow john
BAssell and many others. Tie work ol
canvassing began, with the, dawn, and It
was soon discovered TINT every one Ind on
the'warj paint and ,tthat itiwould:. require
but little TO bring OH Il bitter fight.
The whole of;the day, until two O'Clock,
was spent ini button ;l,oling the repre-.
sentatiscs ot the factions, every ono 'eyi.
IDENTITY fearing to get down to work. No
one dared to submit Or discuss plan, Of
settlement but conien,ed themselves will,
trying ito find. feelings Of tho ''otther
feller." '''''' 20 ''' '.''' 4'' ~''.'5 1
ATT o'clock the sta,c Committee met
with closed doors md each Of the factions
assembled In caucus lin different parts Of
the hotel. twas then that they gave ! vent
g 'helf ieehngs' with many curses deep,
il not loud:i The Lucas men finally sub.
mitted to:the Ilogc delegates The prroposi.
ton that Hoge and his friends retract all
charges that Lucas had visited counties to
put up the Convention, and all charges Of
'faua before apy;pl4an pp4 Of settlement would
DC entertained :: 'r' y 80 /
Ih's was promptly rejected. The lloye
faction then demanded thnt Lucas should
tetraet h's letter to CIV. Newton, pub.
l,shea last week, whichiwas rejected. At
luis point " break seemed inevitable, but
the DOSES begged, coaSed and prevailed.
f'na'ly ut D O'CLOCK the Lucas men passed
resolution asking the concurrence OF the
i1ose men TINT the whole matter be re,
ierTed 10 the State Committee to settle as
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STAR nDUrE TRIAL.
Court and Counsel spnrring Over Triv.
.u'I inl MRttcrs. Iili;! ,'r;t..i

Court and Counsel ADurrlnr DIVER Triv.
XII. In, Matters. .iIliil ..F.i:i
WAsu,Soroy scp,emhnr rh;s - ~,
in, Mr Wsntia ptossr.I = ,ha s, nom
.Ah 49, .aH'; A go - Ivy counsel LOT the de-
tense lor the otaf route trial, resumed his
addressito the jury, Mr. Henkle called
attention to the fact thot Postmaster cor-
iylil ieyrlal Key had been called hy defsnss -
'"" 80. D ."''.o ~ ue'clse 10
prove that 'the policy Of the Department
had been to expedite the service.
The Court-"And it wus ruled out bv tho
Conrtn
,,..u. ,y,y,,
HenKle-"And' 1t was ruled ont'by tho
ooure'
The Court, (s'crnly)-"And the Court
will arrest your co.,,su OF. rr,narks on that
.n,l,;act np H.: I6.$ITIS :
c"ns : iIsnE ~ twas ,ot N ~; . y ~. /.
tho Postmaster GenrroI @ sa;d sG.lh 'o'e"y "l"'
Tha C,mr, Irt.,rt,t,,;,tsI s.,y-
r;.h, ~ snv what ha l";d i, oA ila'e ''o
s HsnIi'.:"I " M wsa ~ cn;M. n ,;,I.D; -.
,hat ,ra nronoosJ n e ns,. o..MHy ~ s"y
low ;cw ,rns pnd wh.,har ~ ,hn.a @ a"i "iia. ns pol.
ccn ior,n 10 ria Snol;cv ,na, ue,S ~ u M. no.
] ,sn,,,i ~, ~ niiow ~ ,h.; AMI; "nu tn". .ne oouIe
rbare r va WASN'T no% Ai question = % put.
Hnnor /" ~ ' "' ~ :" ''"'' iouF
l-lTSe -4g 'cou,t-"who+-r;,h. ,o,,
ta,k'u w % ,bnt snbiect s P": .'s". ~ naSe you 70
'"tn sMontin vi .n". MMoyo IIot ~.
,ro Lu nr,or ~ f.orrt ~. "onts tLisn. 70 say Mnat
not pvht ~ sov Inn, % vnnr ~, Honor w rISs l,iy
that the Question Of poIicy WINS on NOT IN 'hp ,hs
'I Thal 81 ?1o not ,,o 4. =, H.. :
sa;a y om!ihat occ,sion M @ n%;J sau,hut Ieue, 10
@ we're not NJ en"avpJ N o,ast;o~ St - e,i ni W.
hnt that Wa ware try;nr u.''"u Mn.n " ro,aeS'
@ s,;r,cw" % - ~ "a ty"1s ys = migrant con'
I'Hsnt,e-"and nav T , ~ GOV, .ho. d, ,,pr
Tna conr, aNnw shoti hoi sly ~ .'.s ;u,a.,o.o
w,h ,hc rch,s ~ co,nu.1 ~ nos aJdroaa;'' etsS,o
m S;,,rv - - S;tb thor;hS,s S, ~ "uhe;S,s thn
hus whenistbe Cnrr. s" has r,,,ad ."T 1u,y, c,
anv,ones,;on th;nt l. ~ n not tu '"st;nu upon ~
n,,;cf ~ connaei ~ r;a,i ~" ~. G1. Sn.aE W.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-05
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CINCINNATI, September. "A Tin,es.Gar
special from Memphis, Tenn, says: A
duel is imminent between Gen. Chalmers
audEEYan 9 N rs Manning, candidates for Con:
gress: Bolh%Bpoke at Holly Springs In in
joint debate. Manning spoke Inst and
made scatling review OF Chal mers'
record! Both 'remained at Holly Springs
Sunday with a,messenger passing back aud
forth. Chalmers demanding II iull retrac.
tion. Thos. Harris, represented Chalmers,
tt ma Edward Watson was Slanning's friend.
me r,umor OF duel gains credit from the
'act that pollI failed to appear at the $place
appointed Tor to.laY's hebate.fI. Il 7