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Old Genuine

Durham Smoking
Tobacco is only made
by w. I. Blackwell &
Co, Of Durham, N. C.
Though longest on the
market it is to-day the
best and most popular
smoking tobacco made.
Commencingina small
way, Messrs. Blackwell
&Co.aren now the largest
manufacturers of smok-
ing tobacco in the world.
Their well-known
trademark is the Dur
ham Bull. If you want
Granulated or Long Cut
smoking tobacco or u
garettes, get the genuine
and see that the trade
mark of the Bull is on
each package. Don't be
imposed on by the many
limitations now on the
market.
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s11; clear rib, SO 70; shoulders, 81 80;
loose, l2zc per cwt less.
/ LARD-Tieree, 81 874; keg, So 25; 20-lb
pail, SO 374; 10-lb pail, Sl2 S74; 9-lD
tins, S13.
NEW YORK, April 12-Pork strong and
higher; new mess, 81 S73918. Lard firm
prime steam, 1l.55c.
CHcISNATI, April 12.-Pork strong and
higher, SlS so. Lard firm, IL &c. Bulk meats
strong and higher; shoulders, tic; clear rib,
10fc. Bacon strong and higher; shoulders,
choice Western Reserve, 30c; choice Central
Ohio, 25c
LOUISVILLE April 12-Provisions strong
and higher. Mess pork, SIS 10. Bulk meals
shoulders, 74c; clear rib, 10 30(G11 .35c;
clear sides. I07c. Bscon-shoulders, Sc;
clear rib, 11.1Oc; clear, ii 30c. Sugar-cured
hams, l24c. Lard-choice kettle-rendered,
13t@134c.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Pork held
higher; quoted at SO 25 Lard quiet and
weak; refined. tierce, 11g@1I4c; keg, 12c.
Bulk meats strong; shoulders, packed, ITO
zee; no sides. Bacon strong; shoulders, SC;
clear rib and long clear, 1lic; no clear.
Sugar-cured hams firm; canvased, 129124c.
BALTIMORE, April l2-Provisions higher
and firm. Mess pork, S17 7591S IS. Bulk
meats-ehouiders and clear rib sidez,
packed, sI@1lgc. Bacon-shouIders, &c;
clear rib sider, 12c. H4ms, 1349134c. Lard
refined, 1Z1c. Butter weak; Western,
packed, lS@44c; roll, 25@30c. Eggs steady,
16@17c.
ST. LOUIS, April 12-Pork higher and
slow; SIS 20 bid cash and April, SIS 35 bio
May, SIS As bid June. Dry salt meats strong
and hfxher; shoulders, &c; long clear, 10 Zoe;
short rib, l02 zoe; short clear, 10 60c. ,con
strong; shoulders, Sc; short rib, l13c; short
clear, lllc. Lard nominal, lie Butter
dairy, ESQ 30c. Egg, I3914c.
CHICAGO, April 12.-Pork active and
sh sde higher; SIS l0@1S 10 cash and April,
SlS 1O@ls l24 May, S18 27491s 80 June,
SIS 474@lS so July. Lard unsettled, hat
generally higher and active; IL 272@111 SOC
each and April, 1I.324C911 Soc May, 1I.45@
1247lc June, 1l60@l1sc July, 1l70c
August. Bulk meats fairly active, and
shade higher; shoulders, Tie; short rib,
10ic; short clear, 10 45c.
Cdh-Pork Irregular; SIS o5 bid May,
SIS 324(91S 35 June, SIS 524 July, SIS 674
August. Lard firmer, but not quotabiy
higher.
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DRY GOODS,

draft, none on the market; saddle horses
$I40(9225; plugs, S40(975.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, L. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, April II, 1882. I
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time Q:0s p.m.l at all the
stations named:
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11.22; December, 112l@1l.22. Sales, 82,5OO
bales.
The following bulletins indicate the con-
dition of markets At other norts.
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PERSONAL ANp GENERAL

4 un.eting WIS held in Atlanta Moud ay
TO discuss he situation IL view Of the recen,
decision OF the attOrBey-geDeral declaring
the nine million lease oil the State road
void. The inert If the meeting was
that no idea Of abandoning the lease will b.
Fnt-rtair Cd, and any q ,rt 10 set il aside BY
the State will be strenuOusly resented.
Mr.. J. S. L berts, contractor on the O1lte-
wah and Rcd Clay exten-ion of the East
T-nnsssee, Virginia and Georgia railroad,
states that work = progressing finely on tn Il
extension. Mr. Rob-rt- mas the contract for
furnishing about 10000 cross-ties for the
line. He has already $4,000 OF them gotten
out and will finish up by the lst Of May il
nothing happens.
An Atlanta special states: "Just now ex-
iTa1r' mary sP lrring going on in railroad
AMI raj 70 al commission circles. The State
q orgia advance u the front rank in
aeaiing with railroad corporations when it
establi-hed B lard OF Railroad Commis-
siouers, with power TO regulate freight and
passenger rates, and Gthrr States of the
Udion are copying the Georgia law on the
subject. r Gently suit was instituted by
the G orgia railroad against he commission
testing the constitutionaiiy OF the law ere
ating the board, Brtwi hstanding the fact
that such cases have air ady been adversely
decided 10 the United States Court 1t now
trdn-Pires that the railroad commits sion have
entertained Lhat the u orgis kailroad and
3 tDki0g Company has forfeited its charter
It is said that the ase OF the Georgia rail
road is in d,r.ct violation OF tie charter, and
the pressing of their suit az ainst the railroad
commission may result in mea-urts being
taken % have The charter OF the George
Railroad and L inking Company declared
forfeited. The ipjunction OF the Georgia
railroad against the commission, 10 have
been tried az Macon to-day, has been post
po' ed until the Dist. A SUN was brought to
restrain the commission from enforcing Cir
cular No 20, which reduces freight on -four
and grain"
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BRooMs AND R3OoM-CoRN

Brooms of home manufacture and broom
corn continue in good demand.
RooM-CoRN-Per ten, S150@220, accord
ing to grade.
BRooMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots,
81 1904.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.
FOR ARKANSAS CITY.

Memphis and Ri ansas city Packet Co.
Adams U. 5. Mail LAne-For Helena. Friars Point,
Concordia, Terrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff K. R.-The fne Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ r. Cheek master A. L. Cummins. ....clerk
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, At pm.
For inforIna ton apply at No Madison street
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$500 Reward.

We WI pay the above reward for any case o.
Ltyer COMPLIANT, DygpepsiR. Sick HesoAeae, Jna1-
-eSsfer Crnstilatioa or Costireness cannot cure
T.th Wes8 Vegetable Liver Pills, when the rice
mons are e4e.ly complied WITH They are surely,
Vegetable and never fal 70 give sst1Ef1cuon.
eu9zr-coated. Large boxes. containing % pills, q
cent? For sale by al drn<gists- Beware OF eoun-
tared cnly By JOHN c. WEST CO., The FL
Nakers " ID and Iss v. Madison street., Caic@go-
free Trial package sent BY mai. prep1io On 70
cefpt of SCENT sEAnap. Fer sale By A. ks1keh
9Is Main sweet. Hernnbfs.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE

The banks were quiet yesterday. Money
continues at Gas per cent.
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LONDON, April 12.-Arrived out: scandi-
navian, Portland.
New ORLEANS. April l2.-CIeared: Vile
de Lisbonne, Havre.
GLASGOW, April 12.-Arrived: State of
Penn ylyania, New York
NEW York, April 12.-Arrived Schiedam,
Rotterdam; Albingia and Cimbria, Ham,
burg; Scythia, Wisconsin and Viking, Liv-
erpool; State OF Alabsms, Glasgow
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had proved successtu
gated 400 600 shares.

6s ex tended. 10l Mar &Cin. LIST prf'd llg%.
5s extended, 1924. @Mar.&Cin. I'd prf'd, 1o5.
41zs coupon, llJ34. Mem * Charleston, Sc.
Is coupon, 10 Michigan Central, 500.
Pacific 6s OF 1895, 1872. Missouri Pacific, 92L.
& r. hrsts 1l6. Mobile Ohio, III.
Erie seconds, 923s Morris & Essex, III -.
Lehigh Wilkes, l03. Nash. & Chat, 81.
L.. cUnsols, Ga N J. Central, ~.
Missouri 6s H. N. & w prefd ST.
81. Joseph, 1U732. Northern Pa ifc, SO.
st. p. & S. G. hrsis., no. Northn Pac. pr ID 1875
Tenn. 6s, old, 1875 Northwestern, 1855.
Tenn. Gs, new. @9H. Northwestn pref'd, 1874
U. Z. nrSts, liz. New York Central lzS5z.
U. =. land grants, 112. Ohio Central. ll6L
U. p. sink funds, lis. Ohio Il Mississippi, 371S.
vi ginia 6s Old So Ohio e Mss, pref'd, 20.
Virginia consols. &c. Ontario Il Wesier1, 2t3S.
Va. cousols pld, ia. Pacific Mail, 39%
I. I. land grants, %: Panama Certifc'ts, 1875.
t. p. Rio Grandc, SlS4. 7 d. & E.. 29I&.
Adams Express, 40. PittsbuTg, 1SS
Ahon&Terre Haute. &c. heading, COS
A. & L. IL pref'd, &C. Rock Island, I27.
SAmericaE Express, 90. st. L. * S. F., IS.
\, e. n q N, so. 81. l.. d :. =. pIef'd, 81.
Can da southern 5Ol4. StL. & S. F. lst pfd, 50.
G., c. IL /. e., ll21s. ST. Paul, llO3f
CeAtral Pacific. Sysz st. Paul pref'd, Il9.
Giuseppe Ike q Ohio, l2l1S ST. p. NJ. < NJ. lI9.
c. .. lst preld, l2). st. Paul & ,Insha. 1855.
d U. 2d pre- ID, 1Z2x. StPaul IL o. prei'd, 99zs.
sCnicage * All "A, l29. Texas Pacific, 1894.
" A pref'd $780, Union Pacific, nix.
G., 3. & q, 1907. Z. s. Express. IS.
c., 81 l. q \. o., 20. w. st. l.. & Pac., 1:I.
g.. s. d c. 50. w. st. L.te p. prefd, IS.
Delaware q Hud 105. Western UniOn. s27s.
DeIa. & Lack. 1893 EBt Tennessee, me-.
. nver { Rio e., oi1s. Fast Tenn prefd, 10.
E-ie, S515. Carbon,
E-ir prefd, 72ss. Central Arizona, "a.
Fort Wayne, 1S5. Excelsior. 2.
Hannibal d ST. Joe. 90. Homestfke 1715
& st. Joe prefd, S673. Little PitIsburg q
uston & Texas, COZ. Quirkdive liz.
Illiuois Central, l5S. Quicksilver prefd, Sc.
Kansas y" fe X sr Standard T1n is52
Lake Z lie < w stem. 1915 Sut=o. %
Like Shor-. 1917. RObin-on, So.
Louisville & Nash, 1884, South Pacific, I2I.
sOhered lex matured coupon.
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'e,' s.l low / Changes.
Feet. lInr hes Inches !

zoos :SS ? PM m. 2s.s5S 4 Ne cloudy.
Maximum temperature S.
Minimum temperature. ii.
ST. LOUIS, April 12-Noon-River falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and cold.
WHEELING, April 12.-Noon-River9 feet
5 inches, ard rising. Weather clear and
cold. Night-River 10 feet and rising slowly.
Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, April I2.-Noon-River : feet
8 inches, and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Night-River feet inches, and fall
ing. Weather clear and cold.
New ORLEANS, April I2.-Weather fair
of Baton Rouge, St. Louis. Departed John
A. Scudder, St. Louis; Mary Houston, Gin
cinnati.
VIcKsBURG, April l2-River fell II inches
during the past "a hours, and now stands
A feet inches by the gauge. Weather
cool and rainy. Arrived: Gold Dust, St
Louis, u last night. The R. Springer is due.
CINCINNATI pril 12.-Noon-Rryer II feet
Inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
cool. Night-River II feet, and falling.
Weather clear and cool Departed: James
w. Gaf, Memphis; Paris c. Brown, New Or
leans.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-Noon-River ris-
ing with feet inches in the canal feet
in the chute on the falls. Weather clouI ~
and cold. Business fair. Arrived: W. w.
O'Neal and tow, New Orleans. Might
River rising, with feet 10 Snches in the
canal and feet 10 inches in the chute on
the falls. Weather fair.
EVANSVILLE, April 11.-Noon-River 10
Clio feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold; thermometer, 340 TO Az Arrived
Golden Rule, New Orleans, , an; Cons
Millar, Memphis, am. Departed: Golden
Rule, Cincinnati, 2:l5 pm; Cons Millsr,
Cincinnati. 80 pm. Night-River Is 10
feet, and falling. Weather clearing and
cold; thermometer, 50'.
CAIRO, April 12.-Noon-Weather cloudy
and cold. Arrived: Ste Genevieve, St. Louis,
10 pm; Andy Baum, Cincinnati, IL pm. !;
City of Helena, Memphis am. Departed:
Andy Baum, Memphis, ami Ste. Gene
We've, Memphis, , am; City OF Helena, st.
Louis, IL am. Night-River "a feet IL
inches, and stationary. Weather cloudy;
thermometer, 46o. Arrived: City OF Vicks-
burg, Vieksburg, pm; Belle Memphis, St.
Louis. 6 pm
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEANING.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

THIS DAY.
Arkansas City. DEAN ADAMS Cheek. p N
Madison. ...-.-...K KATIE HOPPE, Rowland, p m
St Louis-....---..STE. GESEyIEvE Carvell. pm.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Friars Point-......JANEs LEE, Friday, S pm.
Vicksburg .......-. BELLE MEMPHIS. Friday 10 an
Cincinnati ANDY BAUM. Friday, 5 pm.
White River..--.--.JosIE HAKEY, Saturday. pm
Arkansas River--J. A. wooDsoS, Saturday, 5 2. m
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MARBLE.
REMEMBER THE DEAD!

1NHERE is no more suitlble wav 70 show our ap-
L pr -Ciatl "a II thOS= we I'VE than by e'e, ting
be4ii ifal MOSOArNf, suitably scriprd such
yoI vii Do q byv ST. : Fne extensive " RBLE
" 4RE OF THG NDER<f MD tsh is now 81.
par-d Ia er superior Inducements u al wuo are
d-sir ux If purrhissn MOSt-Mg is. f4H- D.
ST INES o. IA sLkiS. Tn ric,s dtwhich sm
c abl 81 To supp any sru lie, 10 n te ine~t and
mos c O--te bfonuLae It Ia h mp e>t Head
st me is Les. fArn the ORIGINAL ca Of he
CtUDE siARRi.E AND LAB n ON IT. Ant
an ton o nay t0uk i'll con lace you III this
Is NJ UNN iEGLY DEVISED FABLE Bur A
REALITY FAR BY d YOUR MOST SAN
GCGNE ,kXPECr glOSS. I am also prepared 90
N AK = NCt DR. "a iNt5S ana D SIGNe a. y u
s1sSest, from waicn ou u se1 and u Sc Tor
yourse an VIII ,Or.. az !. ( sc Of cha &C. N sp-
p1 = az Tine M hard M H=yFaa- z. Labor
+ - N IT LIVE tbs -ods ust os soli And
Wtsti- a. Sics- JlGi was g9ulr now
a. mae vour s. Ion; d. no. delay. Earies-
m snp,sis,ss ~ yea W.is,t tit EOoii-.
Taos. MAYDYELL, no. 8s UNION ST.
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q siceFs OF the EISIShsrg. Cincinnati
and 81. E.sufs RatsWHy.

PHILADELPHIA, AprIl42.-The officers Of
the Piusbnrg, 0incippati aud ST. Louis Rail-
way Company, elected to day, are as fDllow4:
George B. Roberts, president; J n. McCul-
Tough, William Thsw and Thomas ID. Mess
Ter, vice-f r sidents; S. b. Liggett aud s. W.
White, secretsr.es; II. c. Spencer, treasurer.
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products steady at the advance. Bat
ter steady. Cheese dull and nominal.
BUTTER IS(GI9c; Kentucky, il
C@24c; Western, 2s9S4e; fancy dairy, $50
SIC; Goshen, 37(d,SSc; creamery, 47c.
CHEEsE-New factory at S(G9c per pound
half cream, 9@@l0c; full-cIeam. 12}@l3c;
Young America, l32@14e.
Miss PoRK-s20 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, Sl3; breakfast bacon, SIS %
per cwt.
RAcoN-Pscked-clear sides, S11 Is; clear
rib, 81 80; sEoulJers, IS s7A. loose, l22c per
owt. less
BULK MEATS - Packed clear side4,
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GROCERIES,


Groceries generally quiet, excepting sugar
and molasses, which advancing.
COFFEE = Firmer; ordinary, 11@12c;
prime, l23c; fair, Sic; choice, 14@I43c.
SUGAR-Louisiana, open kettle, 72t9Slc;
yellow clarified, 9l@91c; off white clarified,
92@94e; pure white, 93@10c; cut loaf, II &c;
graduated, 1850; powdered, lie.
MoLAssEs-Louisians, common to fair, so
@,5Sc; good to prime, 60965c; strictly prime
TO choice, 6SGS73c; fancy, Use; syrups, 500
SOC, as in quality.
CANNED GOODS, ETc.-Prices per dozen ::
Peaches lbs. standard, 81; seconds, 81 So;
tomatoes, 2 lbs, 81 %; 3 lbs, 81 30; straw
berries, 81 80; raspberries, 81 65; biackber
res, 81 so; green cages, 81 35@l 30; piums,
81 so; pears, 81 50@i 20; extra Oyster Bay
asparagus, 81 10; green corn, 81 2o(92, as to
quality; green peas, 81 5000 25; cove .oys-
tiers, 81 POOL 80, full weight; light weight,
No. l, IS; No. 2, 81 %; condensed milk
Crown, St 40; Eagle, s. %; pine apple 81 rs,
az rs.
6ne, 81 65.
SoAP-3l96lc per pound.
BALTIMORE, April 12-Cofee doll but
firm, S4@93c. Sugar higher and firm; A
soft, Zoe.
New YORK, April 12.-Coffee quiet; Rio,
cargoes, quoted at S4@l04c. Sugar in fair
demand; fair to good refining quoted at 79GG
7sc. Molasses firm.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Coff4e dull;
Rio, carsoes, ordinary to prime, s9G9lI4c.
Sugar strong; common to good common, 81
@7c; fair to fully fair, hos; prime, SO
ST.; elbow cl=r-fed, Ssc. MoIsrses qniet
but steady; reboiled, common, soc; fair, 529
soc; prime, $4,000.
WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE ST. Louis Grocer
will publish tomorrow the following special
eablegram giving the coffee statement for the
week:
RIO JANEIRo, April 12.-The average
daily receipts tor The past week were Il 500
bags; stock TO dsy, IS5 600 bags; sales for the
United Stairs, 80 800 bags. Rate OF sterling
exchange, cd The lay down cost at Ne
York OF good fir-ts labust equal to strict
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Total receipts April L 1882 ......-.. 79l bales
Total receiIts same day SIM S.0I9 bales
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

clear 10 the beauties. The public r shell
eagerly - AMI clinbed burIiecly 10 the
second 'or. 0lce IN die pres nee Of the
peerless aeglrmrration, The public lost ito
Insurance AID , c me the victim Of s
emotion.
AT the cod ~ h. bsil some twenty young
women sat behi,J a rnilwg ka.tiipg and
sewing as tueY cnat Cd. These Dserrssly
superb women, remarked Munger Starr
In = r'vcren.ial undertoae T. ibc 4 porter
'were G llected only after The most intense
and ihorrHgh s'arcn. They contest for
the tile ot'handspm n wons1 In America.
The firs, p'izs t. ne hundred dollars in
gold, set Of furnltore, set of cologoe
bottles, an electric brush, aud bird cage.
The second and third 'przs are NOT so
valuable, IF course The contest is set
] 'leC b. vlsitOrs. Every peerless beauty
ras her number Oh her dress, You drop
your vote in The box tor the one that you
believe To- be the handsomest. The one
receiving the most votes is declared the
baDdsomest woman in America
ToeY are surprising sight. Visitors
are Invariably amszsd. PEOPLE going into
the show expect TO ID women of lustrous
beauty, OF 'msde-up' beauty, and OF poi
tive ugliness, bu, no one expects 10 find q
! group ~ you Z women who are simply
commonrl ce. TdeY are uuquestionably
respectable. AMI AS they quietly knit and
sew they resemble nothing 20 much as q
church sewing circle in Brooklyn or Jer-
sey City. They are dressed IN street c, 2.
tunes ~ he m It urpretcntious sort. and
seemto feeln u"ususi cens'piot at being
stared at None % 'hcu 10 odiol.y oegu-
.'iJl and none Is p -i,iy .iy ugiy.
/ Women visitors r'4re ~ them coid!y anu
sneer without auy at.e,lpl 40 c1pce-lment,
and mcn display bee ..oJ comcsl and
awkward emb -uestnrut as they et,lk up
! 70 undertake she role ut Paris.
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TX about three weeks The Forty
seventh Con- Sress wili meet to hold
ITS iiual se slo1. La the regu ar Or
der Of things, the House elected Iast
week Zoe not con- TOP .taar for
more than year TIE legislative
body gaich the people hsv, iuJ
castlgated continues ia existence ur-
IA March 4. 1888, AMI u stl.I has
mother year. aPpropriA ions to
u, Ike.
Will th Flrty -s-venth Congress
IN It's last hours, heed the voice o.
the osOple ? The demand fjr homes
and economical appropriations was
emphatic enoagh .bu' IL by no means
follows tha' the next session viii b.
distinguished Tor honesty and econ
omy.
We have nowhere seen notice OF
the somewhat curious fact th at ust 4
majority Of he present House iale d
to be reele2ted. The present House
con lists of 293 members. OF these
l46 will ait in the next House, Wide
lat will turn their attention to 9th
er fields of effort
From the lst OF December, there
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REFERaGHa % .u- opportunity az
.ori.i 900. D Democratic pa-ty oy the
r.su Of .est weeks e.esnnas he
NV York Sun ye:
Itisuo. tn- part OF poliucti VIE
dom 60 ez4y{srsts ptsn12 su.a-s..
or 90 assume more than VS. intsnIsi
by 'hs popular judgment. TIE
Democrats acquired a 10 j1uty m
The House Of r gtesen tauvesi 1874
g6en tos who'd country vas suffer
Ing u1dsr Rrttt depression OF bus
oss', largely Cine result of mrsgov-
eminent A revolt against the rul e.
srs was comparatively easy to bring
soOu. 40 that nme, when labor vas
unemployed aud when complaint
wac unigerss.
THIS year the country is proper
Qua, but che pubic indignation % a.
ssra sol has been as steroly ex-
pressed az i5 vac DO 1874
Il tAs ID m5orats are wise, they
Will understand that tbis result D.
no., 10 m1ea vote of conf ieace lo
them g. protest against the oosss.
against ths 10 tonlls, t1I, sb1v. 49,.
sgaas, tUe corruption snj pr q
.. ~ t,. p.... ...... .. fr
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The result Of the recert elections
brings lorcioly to mind the brave
and true words Of Hon. ALBERT M.
PALMER, Of Massachusetts, uttered
by him when taking bis stand under
BE banner Of the gallant HANCOCK
10 1880. We hope our Republican
friends will ponder them well.
Mr.. PALMER said When parties
change their principles, patriotic
men change their parties. cast
my fret presidential ballot for LIN
COLIN. 1 shall osst my next for
HANCOCK, the greet colder and the
great statesman. The Democratic
party IS the historic party OF the re-
public. 1t hes not always been in
power, but its ideas have always
dominated the government. TIE Re.
publican party was born OF Demo
cratic aspirations, Grad ed iu Demo
cratic ideas, nursed by Democratic
statesmen, and carried to triumph by
The votes Of the Democratic masse.
10 the fulluess Of time lts Democratic
mission has been accomplished. I.
lag ceased to bear Democratic fruit.
nd the furg gus growth Of ssctioas.
m which sprngs from IFS decay
has at length provoked The cry rom
ne people, "Cut j., .wr; why cum
oarelh 1.-THE grounda
When The Republican party Ga.
rang into The arena, armed for ,bs
5lt With a party nynosuy Demo
atic bat actually sectional. w.a
f'apon5 appropriated from the ar
.ory Of JsI,raonian doctrine. Do do
srei for everything " htch o.. nov
aud.ates. II then declared for
be rights oithg states, denounced
80 uso Of The veto power, ana tb.
npIoymeot 81 Federal power 70
force ssc,tooA policy. To-day
bas ceased to talk Of JEFYzRsog.
rs bee come 10 regard "the right.
laa states" With sp.rl o bs.tf-
- They would have us believe No..
y That tus Umol e not s4e sal
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

WE are indebted 20 Mpssrs. LEW
Is BAKER & &c, tue en- erpriaing
proprietors and publishers of the
wheeling Register. for copy OF
heir excellent railroad, county and
district map OF West Virginia and
lae adjoining counties Of Penrsylv4-
2la' Maryland, Virginia, X -utucky
AID Ohio The map shows every
railroad station and pos office, The
Congressiona! an Senatorial district.
Of the State, the area in 50 lare MI lea
OF each county, it's population in
$780, its vote aud its political COM
plexion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-11-18

WE desire to call attention to the
advertisement Of the Wheeling Reg
'ster winch appears in arother COL
unn. In all that Coca TO make M
he live ,enterpriainR newspaper, the
RegiSter not only stands pre- eminen,
this State, but is entitled to rank
with the best publications of it's
Aind anywhere. It's Sunday edition
is Amply marvel Of journalistic en-
terPrise and excellence that deserves
unbounded success.