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second Offering oil the militia captain seemed 10 be less
re-he than i'is hs.i, aud siewdly suspected 81 o..
une, from what heard. that proposition you'd be A., al,
either To rrl sct OF amend IL. An nnent to SOM.
What similar toast. offered in i- same place. was made
lost year. attn told. but II met with keen r-huke
an th's circumstance was, perhaps. sii reroileced
Her some conversation among u,her. no ever, the
toi-t Mas rsgulsly reported iIol n Chair and crank
some ohS sentiments offered; when The oil Can.
tain eu'i oienrd no doubt by the attending hi
oitet to's,s, rose third tine AMI offered the lioM inv
" The tiSf an the last OF III. United States
"Aie-I,r Nth and Natiif The former remark able tor
Us digiy ad psiro ism, the latter tor want Of then
beore sending his toss to the Chair the % opns.r Oh
served ,h~t Il. .rred II =" ia The under sianug On elrr-
rnre 10 MR. Tyler, suppose who pIes,n') that he
an he part OF the old Captain. beyond stdar.ic,
'e comp'ny, IN evident nent and roni,si,n look.
ed at one anoili-r aud then OLD How and ,ey
see'ued, 10y iheii looks To aPore his lobearAncs But
tie captain was inuovaiie he stood ia his place c.,,
A. summer evening snd simply remarked. Z" have
aux, readily every toast which has been ,.I,d from
tie Chair to-day" What was to le done The cpu,,..ny
ecoi.c eel that he had just drank 18th euhus size de.
hght, Oar Poliiicd CampsLd they well knew tsti.
ey rejected the toss proposed, the woul be charged
WI" want "i courtesy, and prihsp. persecution. They
w're IN the Old Apoiiu ,oOile Cradle Of lilert,i FL
"y, alter more than hail hours ann,,el discus ion
D"' tor Robert Il. Rchatdson. oi lanes City County
iO Ell that the toast be laid the sable pr.
ed ~ vote OF % 10 4!ihe honorable Senator himself
o0ihS with the ui-priy This heli, 2 md mag.
unanimous victory OF Nuilibcs,on en- Old SyLiisr
"as enough Tor ine; aud, rg from my seat lett the
roon' "hie the company were siili -Nuing ieir
rioiS success. .ECANCIANOiitE
j. ~. 1891
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LOUISA MEETING OF o TT;Iu GMS

LOUISA MEETING Or oFFiCEKS.
~ meeting OF The Officers OF The 10Th Regiment Vr-
el"ia MIiia ~ iousa Couri HOUSE, the Son OF M4y
1881: (briug The last DAY Of annual training oI
Ntiam CrAw ford was calrd 10 the hair aud Lieut.
john X Qua'les OF tive Artillery. appointed Secretary
lhe o'Jrc' oil meeting hSvag been made k own,
lion IL
ResOired. That The Chairman appoint Committee 10
report suitable resolutions me citing Wl.reupon
Lieut.. Cot W illiam y. Tolrr, Mi Wm. Hani- C.pis
Thomas Loyah, Garm c. McGehre, Garland Ander.ou
Bnwrli q Bnneh, aud 'eul. VIM Over,on, we,e ap.
pointed Conmitie'; aud on ion, the Chairman was
added no, alter Ie'nng. reported the loo wing esou
lions, whirb were unanimously adopted:
l. Rfs0ired That ia" Officers here assembled, cannot
par tom Major william Jackson, Who for thirteen yeds
has been their Brigade InsperIr without expressing as
they do, hereby unanimously express heir regret the
severance OF the official xion, which, with lis So
csi vi'I has gwen hi exa place IN tri alice.
lion and eseen,s iha iy Instructor, genenar aud
u friend.
signed by the Chirmsn and Secretary; that COPY he
handed Mejnr Jackson. aud that copies sent 10 the E
WM. CRAWFORD, Chairman
JOHN r. QUARLEs, Seeyefmy.
1hr following was rrceiv, d in TO the above:
Co.. William CraM lord
Sir--In the kind and friendly fesIiuos ex.
pressed in your 'esoIu so your regret at our Sc
vsrsnce in official xion, peiui say 10 YOU
and through you to the Othcrs OF the 40t Regiment
that has been my Object 10 promoe your
n aud my best abilities, thou gi ehI. have
exer'ed TO 'ai Object la retiring om The discharge OF
the duties OF ln'pector, thrre is circumstance the
conempla ION Of which will ever tie 10 me source Of
great pleasure and pratfcaonit IT, that our
has social aud nee and not one ocrurruce has
tnkru place 20 disturb IiPndip aud our eacp:
lor Ito you that Tor the ihrt en- wears have had
the honor 10 br the Inspector {" rhe 81 Bdx sde hsve
entertained unlfi+hdy feeling toy ards
iDgle Dcrr OF said Brigade. and ieei ROM cios that
have never itenton lily octsd 10 any wound o. .
feelings or TO produce Uhiiendy thought the mind
OF single iudiV ilual.
n t~kug my leave Of yOn. gentlemen present 10 you
my arkno~ le' gmehis aud sincere h ks tie kind snd
frr,ly rrr ~ hr, YOU ave made u,,tt,on of mac
your resolutions, sIso ior thu many scts O Kindness
AID poiir atiruton you ia shown me- and accept ny
best wishes Ilr your present aud future prosperity.
WM JAC KSON Jr.
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po.e ~i'hou, United State. Bank or any other shaving

poe. without United States Bank or any other shaving
mill.
sts'e-nfsh aud friend TO Republican principles.
BY lewis Rawing.-rhe Modern Whigs they de-
serve any other name better.
ny w. y Poini~xter-rhs Hon. John NJ. Patton
sn bank anti-tsu anti internal NJ anti nuI.
hcst OF. an ipioclama'on aud Force Bill the ru. dis
ciple OF the Great APOSTLE.
By Heur, +. Phi lips Henry Clay aud Daniel Web.
ser--he prn, psl attorneys Tor the o. States Bank-ih-
former has gone West, lay new plans OF Intrigue aud
corruption: the latter has gone Es-i. hur" 10
lance OF the blue lghis, lett by Hartford Goa, -bo
may they never meet gam In the Capiol.
BY +. l.. Lesve,-The Cisy roui ers aud the Jackson
weeis--the former will much pointing and Swapping
the weeds OF Jacks a.
ny Joel Jameson-Thc ron. T. II Benion--hi. ex.
position oil The abuses aud corrnping tendencies OF the
Bank, - unans cred aud hi, voice is
terror To that political party which is now painting Tor
power aud laundering at the gates OF the Capitol"
by James ID. C"lem,n--Tbe H,n Tho's H. Benton
distinguished Tor his firm, eing and able eiIus
to protest our "overtm-nt and Constitution against the
daring assaults OF corrupt mon+d Corpor son.
By Charles Mason-B. ". Leigh uce the favoriis
OF all parties in Virginia; he has de IRON his lite
envisble height aud united wi the enemies OF lis State
ia TIE sacrifice OF one OF her most distinguished
Sen, ny Nj jor Ds,s, OF the U. States Arny--The uu
~ OF tiov~rD"en which constitutes ne one people.
By X &. l.. Moucnr---Tte distinguished Z. n,i-men
who were invited 10 unite with u.s. guests in this iesi-
val we cord ally respond to the which they
IN their letters and their toass and hail them "A -
dociriurs OF Virgiua.
ny Tho. n. G. Daniel The minority il the Senate
And the msjor the House oi -srn,sv-s ON the
Drp0sr Questionable Nation : them nut A. and will
srkhow rf'gc il hei eater.
BY W. p. Goodwin-Colone Tho- Min r. one Of the SUR
wing officers uf the Revou Inn; true whis in 10 and
is3i-nsy his latter days be happy his early ones
were glorious.
by r"ona. w. Aforementioned La Fsye,te: He
wants onmneu hi. graves his memory is i.rr-
ed on the heart oil every American.
ny William Richardson. country and our coun
'ry's rights
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A
Ia va ,."'e certainty today Oy the Baltimore 0os aud
due q" Mett'n'-, in the SECOND lis net.
Messrs Gtundy, iili, Eaton, Muhlsnhurg, Glmer
Lyte. Sutherland, Tiptou aud oher di.ingu zen.
emen enow in the city, viii dine to day with he "a
District, aud will visit the other cvs raons
10 Juiyi
most daring outage was committed at Charle.,own
M"s'"chu-.tt-, =" "Wednesday night las The Boston
Conaereial Gazette says:
he city was thrown high degree Of exci,empn nj
yesterday morning, by report tom charlesown that tho
bu e-besd OF President jackson. eh was placed ON ,h,
oOw' oil the t'ea- Constitution hy Conmodore Elliot had
oeeh mu TIA I'd during tue night OF Wednesda, by some
unknown hand IL appears that the head aud shoulders Of
me President were larry sawed U' aud CARED away,
"he kh VS. where. be right dark the ram Tell I'm
torrents, the ihder ruled, I- gh uing a-hed and the
se""es slept upon their pOss The Constitution lies be-
tween two seventy TOURS aud the act is consdred OH Al,
hands as one oil most daring character he sir pro-
derd much uerrmeni and -xultatiou among the mics
oil the P,.tiient yesterday"
There IL brel that the act above
mehti1'ltd the result OF prempdsted scheme OF
cri"ihleang pa,uzsn- OF the Bank That MAS ,nrouf-
aseh by The violent conduct Of ie Bank patty. is
applanded by hem j. douv furnishes ground to
suspect that the das,ard d, pen p1r,uance
oil pieconc.ried parry s,hrme. We are not di.po.ed
% ~ Ak 81 the proceeding IN the terms which II merits:
we would Iaher place before readers Ia he bei-
est aud ''iuesi phrase, aud leave them TO pass cam and
deliberate Judgment On this conIuc, of .sp-rst
anu "PP'r ny urri, reckless lac II tn. rage era
he esnt oil individual malice or individual tsnacism it
Would be comparatively an insignificant affair: bur tie
opponents OF the administration whether they sed
Tue deed or nor, by rejoicing al it, make it their Va
l"arn that Commodore Eliot, dIs oyrIng the outrage
ore, Jew ard oi one thousand dollars for the apprrhpn
SION oil the bastard who pe'peiaed il, whrreupo certain
ointment persons # The rank party undertook ,oise
re thousand doRas retcord for the rYetchs crime!
W. submit The story readers without comment. IL
GER" My need not be OF that he SAME
desperate party maligity which led declare their
Willingness topay large OF money 10 hun no should
be PATRIOTIC enough to ssy General Jack.ou ,houid
vent Iist in hi. aci OF KIND ed owdrdce and bssen-ss
" Y. Ere. Post.
VI hen our last Paper was put press the poll had
not been closed, Tor mrbr o Congress Tor this distr CT
llP AL i'm hiar
HENRICO.
John Robertson I6z
w. II. Roane~ so
Andrew Stevenson"
Not candida
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ia The Vofeys of chesfe,feM cau,,y

u Paper having been circulated amougs Il YOU for
you" Signature, consuming The OF Mr. Leigh IN lie
senate and in7uciing Mr. Johnson, the exf election
al Sen"tor 10 vote sgsius imyou requested tb-
Of" 'l'i"c'on "I party, TO attend Ueeng held at
your Cont house, lie Court day IN order Ina ti.
sense Of the county may be publicly ,rkr upon hit sub.
jec' MANY 'VOrFRc
JuIU Isl, 1881 '
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OSi yesterday evening, Oh The Goodies Bridge Rnaa
A1 between Mrs. Branches and Dcheser cali skin,
poe6H 6o0k, containing Ninety D0iIors in Bank poss
az" s"hry papers Of no service To- hut he ner
The notes were, City of the u. s. Bank n twentv
sntl TWO tens, the Bank recollecied VII give :,
dollars, or or- ii required for The delivery The
book and Beverly j. Sizer In Msrrirs,er mr.
to myself EDMUND " IOCKFTJ
Oh sie fold, Va JulV 3 10 o,
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,o'Gu0~TcarED.
FOuRTH OF InIY..-

he o5 u Anniversary Of American Independence was
eelebraed win much good feeling. by The Union Parties
OF foik aud warwick countess Mr.. Levin Sniih's IA
err. Aud, after The cloth was removed the Select and
Volunteer TOass were drunk:
SELECT TOAsTs
l. The Unied States OF Americas Her wealth is H. the
eriy OF her soil her strength tie union of her sons
2 George Warrington; Above oil praise snd all CON.
partisan.
Lfsyette--our noble ally, and fnagnanimous hcnd
g. DeKsib, Pulaski, Rochambean, DE C3rass and n
simon-hetoes Of foreign land, who notify aided us in
the cause Of Freedom.
Statesmen. "
g. Andrew Jackson, the President Of the United ststes
The nsn Tor the crss and the crisis for the man. He
has put the hook into the mouth OF the mouied Ievisap
may s bold never break until the monster is subdned
a. Martin Van Buren,, the Vice President OF the United
os'es It's talents hs virtues, bic modesiy, his patriot
3 The Flag Of The Uoon-beiofe ell, and above ell ;
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tONCEhI - Sign" MnrtDrZ, Pr lessor OF the Guitar
" brgs leave 10 Inlorm the citizens OF Richmond that
he purposes visiting them in The course oi le y davs
with tile Intention OF swing CONCERT. lie will be
Al untivaed. 1927 I,y ~
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"A CAkD.-N NJ. p. DUvAL, havifg removed Iro,,
IA Florida will open his office ia Louisville Kenurkv
aud resume the practice OF Law. All letters directed 10
h'u posi pad) W receive prompt att nion olcc ions
VIII br made with as i'ile delay le laws Of he conn
try will permit Tie will attend to any Land claims con-
hded TO his care and management--snd il reaneo art as
Attorney H. TACT, 20 sell and convey lands H. Keniuckv -
john & boshy, E-q viii receive the tile PAPERS tor
nds and Powers OF Attorney io me, and transmit them
I" Louisville For he information o those who deairest
refer 10 he Hon Abel y. Up.hur. Jane. T. Heath
q Of Richmond Lancaster. Denhy & Co., Phhp N
Nicholas. Esq md the Hon. Andrew Stevenson
JulV H. 10 w1
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B1C}Et HTI 'fs
EXCHANGE MN LOTTERY OFFICE.

Drawn Numbers Of hr Virginia Dsinsl Ssauip Lottery
No ~ nr 1884:
80 10 II IS 81 9 II 81 IG
Ouly few prizes ol $5oo sold in this Class
S25 QUO 10 Prze- 81 So COO &c.
Virginia Dispsaal swamp Lottery,
No 10 inr SATURDAY Jnlv H.
GRAND & PitALS:
gas GOO 6.000-l5 ot 50 200 - 81 600 s366O
$4,000 81 600 20 ~ 500 &c
Tickets $40, halyes SIS, quarters 81 so.
Bigger tnues TO sell and pay nj SIGHT most Of
the Capital Przesto purchase oil dt scrpious Of incur
rent (.0vgn Bank notes. the ovesf raesto give the
highest premium or American and Foreign Gold
n = Address THOS Is. BIGGER
Exchange Broker, Richmond Va
July 4. III
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HwURR BIO KS.--Tbe Subscriber begs leave 10 in
II - torn the public that he hss esfablish,d Nv New
YORK, general deposit Of Burr Books selected wi h
lrou he FIRST quar- ies Latere Jpuafrp He
will Keep constantly ou hspd plcte Of said
III cks suitable for The Different markets In Tie United
States. All orders let, with tin vii 10 executed with
q spa Oh, std the delivery made w New York The
quarry prices, vi the chs,ge- of transportation aided
only. T.. BUHOT, No. 20, ErcIppge 81,
June 81 no Al Rep York
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NWANTED, ~ an Apprentice 20 the PRINTING Busi-
w ness, Youth Of respectable roBpexions from
~ to rs years Of possessing good English Education.
Apply a, NE office ~ ilIs p"per May 20
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OK IIIF FERUIKER.
EMiNTo the persons padoned nd discharged the
Prnitebay OF Virginia nBd number
Numb o. while Maies 10 the PcniIentia.y the lst
OF April, 1874, IL
Number OF eoourcd Mates, on the LIST of April 1874.
nu. do. Eruln iInIa 4 mil Ialf
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and on what il depends f; that the people may re-
fleet seriously upon the nature and tendency al
that government under which they live. AZ !
have partially done ,his shall endeavor 10 show,
hereafter. how incompatible with republican
form Of Government il is to have a Constitution
unsCritfen, undefnsd, and TO vast number Of
thsPeople who live under il, unknoson, on which
we cannot depend, to which no appeal can be
made, and by which no rights nasurtl, civil or ss-
Iigious are secured, independent ofegislative con-
troll. To every republican form Of government
there necessarily belongs three distinct departments
the Legislative, Judicial and Executive, and in
order TO preserve the government pure and sound,
these should Iemsin perfectly independent and at
the same time exsrting salutary check upon each
other Where hat one Of these exist, the Govern
ment is one ofthe worst kinds of monarchy. !
shall attempt, in future number, to sbew that
der our present Constitution, although these three
departments do nominalIy exist, yet they all are
resovsble into one, the Legislative. and which,
to limited degree, is frequently done. in this State,
accompanied by all its attendant evils. Z.
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fusud good health and spirits. Irfsel IN
der many obligations TO the citizens gem
orally for their kind attentions, and e the
gentlemen who kindly assisted me 70 6ll
the balloon. In consequence Of the yio-
lent wind, deemed il prudent to leave
the rsbbh and parachute, which would
have been very cumbrous. When over
Boston, i found my barometer half way
through the car, the ring by which had
suspended i having broken of and
while attaching cord few inches from
the top, i broke the thermometer. Thi,
left me with nothing but barometer.
which 81. starting stood 80. l.eTher n
deg 6h.x I'm. Bar. "a. 2. at Oh. 5m.
% 65 ut 6h. On. 90 80.
The balloon il much injured, and il ii
can be repaired, i must require two
weeks. shall ascerssia.in e. lew days,
and if it can be doaa, shall besteady
and willing in three weeks 10 make an,
other ascension for liberal Boston pub
lie. Yours, Sc.
&. f. DURANT.
fremont House, Boston, Aug. I 1884.
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STATE CONSTITUTION.

Our friends and the friends Of Constitutional
liberty are exhorted TO be wide awake about these
times. The pinch Of the game is approaching, and
much, If not every thing, depends on choosing
men Of the right kidney for the Convention. The
anticipated Convention will do much, or just moth
ing at all. Ifthey go on and frame Constitution.
similar in its provisions to the old charter, and
then get it adopted by the ffeemen--the freemen
as they now areit will not satisfy that large ma
jority of the citizens who have Influenced the cal
ling Of Convention and Of consequence il will
not stand as the sovereign law of the land. So in
efiec. nothing will be done. But if the gentlemen
who shall compose that responsible body, act with
single eye 10 the general advantage Of all classes,
and form Constitution that shall be characterized
by impartiaiy and Iberality-strictly republican
in principle and operaton-they will, indeed, con-
for beusfaction on this State.
To insure the latter result, as we said at the
head of the paragraph, il becomes the duty Of the
people to be very cautious in selecting good men.
1t makes no difference as 10 their particular par
ty politics-Jacksonmsn, National Republicans,
antiinasons and aboltodiss, (if any of the latter
there be amongst us) nre all equally Interested in
having good Constitution-henc this is common
ground And while a vas. majority Of these sects
are in favor Of Const tuition, we fear and know,
that each ofthem contains individuals averse to a.
ny material change in the present order of things.
They may consent TO change the name, yet wish
% retoin the old aristocratic nature. Therefore,
reemen, choose not only men who are friendly to
Constilu'ion--but let it be the right sort Of
Constitution. There will be much artfice and
Implicitly brought into operation at the polls Look
'ut for it-don let Messrs. Hazard and Potter de-
'eive you with their sophis.ry.
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GEOLOGY.

The citizens Of this town and vicinity have an
opportunity offered them Of studying this interest
ing and useful science, which they have never be-
lore enjoyed. Professor CorrINc g, who has been
lecturing Tor someweeks among as, to numerous
class on Botany, intends delivering q course of
Lectures ON Geology. This course will consist Of
iZ lectures. To those of our citizens who were
so fortunate as to hear the Introductory lecture, il
IS unnecessary to say word, either upon the i'm
portance and interest Of the subject, or ofthe abii
fy OF the lecturer to do il justice, both Of which,
were clearly and happily displayed. We sincerely
hope that this opportunity of Improvement in
knowledge Of the " Upper Cyusts" of the ea,th
may not be lost by any of our good citizens. [See
ADVERTISEMENT k
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EXCURSION. The splendid steamboat Provi.
rdencs, Capt Thaysr. made an excursion; on Mon
day last, from Providence to this town. Bristol, and
Fall River. The boat arrived here about Is min
utes past nine, and after taking on board about so
passengers, proceeded to Bristol, and took on
board large number from that place, making in
oil, we should judge, upwards of 4o0 The boat
arrived back about =, and after landing her pas
sengers, proceeded to Providence. The day was
fine and every thing passed of to the satisfaction
Of the company. .,.........
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SryrERINos OF LAvAyRrrE.-An En-.
iglish Jou. oal published in the year 1876,
gives the following description. Of the suf-
ferings Of General Lafayette, when IN
.carceraied sint the prison of Olmutz.
"He was seized upoa in neutral ground,
and from the month ofAugust, 1892, bu-
sied alive, in cold subterraneous solitary
dungeons, deprived Of exercise, Of air, OF
ahs light Of heaven, Of ell intercourse
with human beings stripped Of all his
clothes before his being plunged into his
Aast dungeon at Olmutz and clad like a
galley slave in trowsers and waistcoat
made Of sail cloth, enduring in that condi-
dion the memorable winter Of 1894, des-
situss Of every thing, refused even q knife
and fork, and the scanty comforts allowed
90 fslons, obliged to lie on straw, mis-
cradle mattress, the relic Of his Russian
pessoa." ~ .
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PRUDENCE CRANDALL. The prosecu-
tion against this teacher of "lIttle misses
Of COLOR" at Canterbury, in Come cticut,
has been quashed by the Supreme Court
OF Errors, in that state on account Of a
technical iniormality IN the Indictment
Upon the main question, therefore, of the
cons'itutionality Of the law on which she
was prosecuted, no decision was had !;
and should the States Attorney of Wind.
ham Conunty think the play worth the
candle, the proceedings must commence
de noro.