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We must also have STRAIN vessels OF war. to aet on
the broad oceap--we want officers trained and 'lisci
mined To the navigation and management OF thrin
II was 10 these things he wished to direct the aten
ton Of lhoSenatc and Of the country.
Aiier some observations OF Mr., DAVIS OF Mass, IN
support of The resolution, the question was taken and
carried in the affirmative.
Private bills aud other measures of an nnimpor-
tant character occupied the remainder OF tho day.
The House Of Representatives was gain occupied
FOR a considerable time with Pennsy lvana Ailars
The following MESSAGE received from the Pres
dent:
To The House Of Representatives. Of the United States
| transmit The accompanying documents. marked
lromonc to five, inrcpy to nresoluton ofycsefdays
date, calling Tor copies OF correspondence between
the executive of the General Government and The
Governor OF Pennsylvania IN relation to- call OF the
latter for armed force of United States troops since
the present session OF Congress" aud requiring
formation " whether any officer Of the United States
iusgated participated in the rioous ecedings
referred to IN tho resolution, and - what measures,
il any, the President has taken 10 investigate and
punish the said acts, and whether any such officer
still remalns in the service of the United States"
NJ, VAN buren,.
WAsnINaroN, Dee IS, 1898,
The accompanying documents" nrc very
luminous The reply of Mr., Secretary PoiNsErr
to the requis,ion of Governor RirNrR, | perceive.
has been Published in some Of the Pennsylvania pa
pcrs.
Mr. N,fLon moved to refer them MI 10 the
Committee OF the Whole aud spoke nj some length,
with etca, force and animation in support oi his
motion. Mr.. Porrrn replied also with warmth
The House. however, exhibited no disposition TO
have this Pennsylvauia war continued here; and Mt
The suggestion of MIR. UNDERWOOD, of Kentucky,
the whole subject was laid on the table after the
message aud niher documents lad been ordered To be
printed.
The petition Tor the establishment Of International
relations with llayii upon which were renewed the
yanelcss discussions about abolition, right OF pei
ton, &c. WAS disposed of this morning. The House
determined To receive II and IT was forthwith scnt
To the Committee on Foreign Afla,is. Mr.. SurR-
ron WILLIAMS cpdeyoured TO caify proposition
10 amend the rules as 10 require every question a
bout the reception OF petition 10 be decided without
debate but the House refused to consider it,
: The motion Of Mt taMnBELtSo 10 refer the re
ports of Tie Secretary al The Treasury relative IL
the d. ,lcaons NJ New York 10 a Select Committees
WAS taken up towards the close OF tho sitting. Nh
WISE moved to refer The reports TO the tommiuer
Of The Whole and spoke, nj length in support Of
his motion. He had not finished his remarks on
the subject, when he gave way to motion ior ad
jounncni.
The reference will be made TO Select Commit
tee. believe and, il hoped tina, Committee Will
be appointed by the House, not by the SrrAKrn.
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which, in connection with the first, makes
sortmrnt very extensive and complete comprising al
most every article in the STAPLE &FANCY DRY
GOODS line, together with full assortment Of all
kinds OF GROCERIES, at less than the market phi
ces, for CASH. In our recent visit to the Northern
m lkets, were induced, by the extreme Low
PRICES OF the Goods, TO buy a much heavier stock
than in the habit OF doing consequently we
very DESTROYS of reducing IL before the is
too far advanced To effect object deter
mined to offer our Goods at "A very small advance
upon the original cost, thereby holding out greater
inducements than have ever been offered IN tins
ket for the same description OF Goods. We only
ask call from those wishing to buy, to prove the a
bove. The following few Of the articles, with
the prices annexed besides many Others equally de-
sirabe and cheap.
ColhS, Blue, Blk & Fancy cold, from So to the f.
nest quality,
Cassmeles plain, ribb'd, slrip'd & Victoria. very
cheap,
Vestiugs, a good assortment low.
Cassinets, PLAN striped all coils and all p,lces,
Fannels all coils some al 25 cts.
Blankets, all kinds Rose Whitney, Mackinaw and
Duhel, from 81 up,
Napt Cottons, Wilson's make.
&C ps Fuled cloth from 37d cts, up to very supe-
rlor article,
Tibet cloths. first rate article.
Circassians, very large Il cheap lot,
French Merlnos, "A handsome assortment. low,
Mousin de LANES, sained stupid, new
article
Capes and Collars, French work, some very rich,
Thread Edgng q lnsertngs,
Muslin do do
Silk, all coils very cheap,
Blk. Silk "a. 7-S. A. & Cd very low,
Scarfs article,
Gloves all kinds and qualities,
Blk, & White Silk Hose.
Merino do do.
Mohar do do.
Cashmere do do.
Worsed all kinds,
Blk. q White Cotton do at % cts worth 80 els.
800 pieces Prints from l23 cts. To is u 25 cts,
0Fs 100 pieces do at 81 cts. worth "a cts
5000 yards Cotton cloth AT Il CTS.
! 1000 do do AT 8 cts
10 bales Cotton Oznaburgs from lea cls TO No. !,
| Wool Has at 25 cts.
400 p AR Hubbard Il Gardeners heavy Shoes,
! Raw Cotton.
| ~ 100 Sacks Salt and more expected.
~ Bale Cotton at 81 %.
HORNER & WATSON.
| n. B. Persons buying 10 sell again, will do wei
TO give us call, as We WILL SELL upon accommoda
ting terms HohNEh " WA "o ~.
! Nov. Is "S
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4 T Circuit Superior Count Of Law and Chanc cry
IA continued and held for Nelson county, AT tn
Courthouse, on Thursday the Attn day OF October
1888.
Nathan Lofitus, Lee w. Harris aud Wilson Pc
merchants and partners, trading under the firm
OF Nathan Lolftus 81 Co. and Jacob \ ost, Pits.
against
Elisha Rider, Charles c. Patteson, John Bethel
and William. C.. Johnson DTS.
1t appearing to the Court, that Lee w. Harris,
one of the Plaintiffs in this cause, is dead it is
dered that the same be certified on the record and
thereupon this cause came on this day be heard,
upon the bill, answer, exhibits, and examinations Of
witnesses, and was argued by counsel; consider
alton whereof the Court doth adjudge, order and de-
cree that of the commissioners OF the Court do
examine state and settle the accounts between the
creditors cd in the several deeds otrust referred
to in the plaintiffs bill, A. b. G.. ID; and the deten-
dant Rider stating snch as have been paid. and such
as remain due, and the amount paid out OF the
trust properly that he take account of the val
ne of the trust property conveyed in said deeds,
which has been wasted, destroyed, or disposed Of,
by sale otherwise and that he state what proper
~ remains hand. With its value. together with any
,ratter deemed pertinent by himself, or required by
! the parties to be stated, and make report TO this
Court. Copy-Tes,e,
RO. C. CUTLER, elk.
CoMMIssIoNER'R OFFICE,
Lovngston, Dec. I7th 1888.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree will
/ be pleased to take notice, thai | have appointed
! Tuesday the 9Th day Of Fedrnry next, to commence
! the taking the accounts therein directed, on which
day by ten O'Clock in the morning, they are reques-
! ted TO attend my office IN Lovngston, with then
books, papers and vouchers, and copies OF Court
papers, prepared for settlement
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r.
| Dec. "a w4w
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TuunspAY. Dee. osth.
Nj Rwess resolutions coming up Ton oonsdera-

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country teeo'eel ''' nc present fiss'denf took an
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on''e' "o'' WV ''E''""'e OF ehnsNNaha' say
lhat was 'ne s'n' v" character ana eject as The
CORNER n'hh ~" ''o' ''ie hono'ao'e senator from
.""sy ''""'' W, ~ NhNl 'ss''' mn '"hs'ne
same vast monopoly 'ha had confused the country
VIC SAINT ,h'y Nv "'''ons Oh e'P'a'--'he same
p'esiueu'-'ne s"'"a "'ec'ofs-ihe same s'ochhol-
ders we MI feeo"ect me zeal OF the honorable
Seh"oi nom 'oou'" Cafo,na' MT Iaihoun' VINO
mas ,aNe" 50 o'sts"'sn'o part W supporting 'he
nsca' Sche"eS ., ',e P'eS.n' ADMINISTRATOR, on ue
same suplec'' ! ne no"ofaD'e senator irom Nilsson.
H. MI Benton III eetlne TO ihis institution sad
ihat II was oe Po"e''"' ''an me former BANK ana
more "ic"cu Us we" ~ more powerful NOW, taxing
Tue views OIL nc he'o anu gfea' pi'ts o' 'he Adnn-
'suao" parry i,'o 'ons'"e'"oi, u IS surprising 'h''
th's utnouhceo INSTITUTION, more wicked ana more
w - '''''' '''''
the Government FROM the prevalence OF those
reports al me assembling OF Congress- we all looked
To the report Oh me secretary OF me treasury to
clear mp these SUBJECTS but, s'r IN this document.
on ms hhitef' !neie appeared 10 De pfemedItated
reserve and studied ambiguity. Congress- AT its pre-
ylous session. had authorized the sale OF two Of the
nohus VI "e o"'''' ,,','s "e'' ny ho "o'ei"h,eh''
lne secretary sh'"' navy c'eay s'''eo 10 Soh-
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Notice.

bERSONS wishing to use Samuel GowGy's Pa
Il tent Saw Mid in Bedford, Campbell, Bucking-
ham, Roc bridge, Augusta Amherst, Charlotte and
Ptsylvania in the state of Va. viii please apply to
the subscriber, residing in Liberty. Bedford toun-
ty. Va. who is authorized 70 sell rights and
ceive pay for all in use in the above counties. All
persons are hereby iorwarned using this right lille
galIy. LINDSEY SHOEMAKER.
Agent for julius w. Hatcher.
Dec 3. WIN
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TAR. JAMES PANkEY returns his grateful
II acknowledgements to the public for their pa
,ronaec since he has been engaged in the practice
of medicine, and informs them, that as he intends to
give his attention more exclusively to agriculture
he will not in future, attend to any calls IN bis pro
fession.
Campbell. December oath 1888. w3w
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The Land will be sold in body in lots to suit
purchasers Persons dcslrous TO purchase are re
quested to go and examine the Land, which will be
shown by Mr.. John Henry or Mr.. 7. H. Scott, resi-
ding in the immediate peishborhood.
Tcruns--Six. twelve aud eighteen months cred
it for equal parts Of the purchase money, the pun
chaser giving bond with approved personal secutity
aud the te retained rs an additional security. The
title is bell eyed to be nuquest'onably good but the
undersigned will convey such only as he Is ordered
TO do by the decree aforesaid
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Comr.
Dec TO- wtds
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$1,000 PREMIUM!
TERGE.V'I.I S.E.NPSO.V.
Or 81 900 Prcmiumvcgetsblc for the Of
Syphilis

No inspire the suffering with confidence this restorer
diseased system, ii is only necessary that such
nus reputation that the transactions of Druggist in
hmond less than twelve months have been fire hundred
ooiar besides what other dealers have sold and Phys
cans used The of Mr.. S. X Thompson OF Rich
oh to the brink OF the grave and who had finally
sci up to die after having lost the palate roof of his mouth
n part OF his In this state he persuaded by
.nyecan to use the Sampson, and TO his great sup
PRISE as we'll that of the community he gained twenty
TWO pounds in month and and half papers made
aeby HOWE naVIES Aoer,
-. Ihe above is acquiring high character for the
OIL kng's Evil or Scrofula
July 80 wlom
.--- WIEN
v NINA A, rules held in the Clerks office of Am
cenhar n. county Court Monday the third dav of De.
W,I.a ~, Thousand eight hundred and thirty eight
~ 'e"h' Plaintiff.
.,, Az against
Ie a,c ana Synthia his wife, Philip Burord and
-. me- ""u Foiiv his wife Polly tiurford
"'" ~ "'o'so H. o'nord dec and Calvin Bennett
r Defendants
The defendants Anderson Ware and Cv,h;, h;;c DILL;
burlord and Lee H. Rucker and Polly his w;fe y III
Du'ofd ~idow OF ueorse H. Burfod deceased not ayn on
ed he,r appearance and given according IN The oc
Vi assembly, and the rules of this Court and h.
satisfactory evidence, they are moi ~ y
pear mere on the third Monday in February mex, md
s Dill OF the Plaintiff and that COPY of this order he
h inserted IN some newspaper published in the town
yhcnpug Tor two months and nosted 81, ,h
"oh' door OF the courthouse of this county. " "
CoW-Tesie.
NJ. m SAMUEL Nj. GARLAND, OK
w2m
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FlNHE Celebrated Race Horse, CARO-
Il EINlAN. by Old Sir Archr, will make. his
next season, al my stable in this place. Pedigree,
Performances aud other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec
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JANUARY. JULY.
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10 Is l6 II 10 I9sI4 10 I6 II Is 10 20
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II is 1920 81 D 23s Us 10 2OalI222324
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MARCH. } sEpTEMREH.
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OIL ! ! ! OCTOBER.
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81 % 1924 % 26 p sa7 Is % 3OI3I
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JUNE. I'll q - A 5 81 7
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NOlicc.

TIME CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
l. by Cobbs & Armlstead, commonly cahed
"Kyc's corner" IS for ren-posscssion TO be gwen
on The LIST January. 1889 Persons DESTROYS TO rent
are reuuested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
autl orsed TO manage and control he same tor me-
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec 10. !,
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IL Tract Of Land,
mcniioned III said decree. continuing about
EiyHfePn Hundred Heres.

being OF the real whereof Patrick Hen
nv, the elder, died seized. This Land lies in the
county of Campbell near to Brook Neal. on boll,
sides Of Big Falling Ryer-u abounds in fine TIM.
Der, particularly pine. and is conveniently situated
to several saw and manufacturing mills. 1t rs well
suited 10 the growth of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
and "A part of the Itncl has
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I'd EHINTlNG Executed at this Office with
"ca'ncss aud despatch.
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.V'OTHCE.

A PETITION will be presented 10 the next
N Assembly, praying for new county to be form
sd out Of parts of the counties otBucknsha, ffhce
Edward. Charlotte and Campbell.
Dec 10 W."
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Comm iSSiOMcr'S Sale Of Land tl
CtvMsDJeU County.

DURSUANr to tho provisions of decree pro-
L nounced by the Cncu, Superior Court Of Law
aud Chancery Tor the town OF Lynchburg, At the
May tern, 1893 in the OF patterson vs.. Win
ston n all therein depending, the undersigned. a
Commissioner appointed for the purpose, will prooe ed,
on Friday the sth day of February. 1889. at the
town Of Brook Neal in said county sell. by way
oil public auction, to the hi chest bidder
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fsANh SQUARE, nov. lJ, 1s3s
end ,SNAIsly Of Winter Goods.
WAITER GOODN,

M + llAN EJUST RECEIVED at our
NV l.llp l, B....l s,......... s........l
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October |
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
FOR THE STANDARD.

Mr.. Editor--I have often wondered, that
in place like Rodney, where the society
consists chiefly Of young men who are al
most entirely dependent on their own re-
sources for amusement, that they never
have thought Of one both rational and in
structive: | mean a Thespian Society
From my acquaintance with them, am
sure there are many who would in short
time become good amateur actors and tha,
if commencement could be made, we
should soon have as good Thespian corps
as our neighbors Of Grand Calf and Port
Gibson. For the furtherance Of such pro-
ject, permit me to suggest, through the me-
diun Of your valuable paper, that all who
are favorable to such measure should
meet at Messrs. Harris g. Kelley's counting
room on Wednesday evening, Sd instant, at
carly oonlio light.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
IL g ID II ~ "
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1888.
CONGRESS.

From our exchange papers we can CLEAN
nuahing of interest from either House Of
Congress. The most perfect quiet seems
to prevail, broken only by late COLLISION
between Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Clay, who
were arraycd against each other upon the
subject of abolition pentions--Mr Calhoun
contending for their utter and immediate
rejection at the very threshold of Congress-
without any consideration or reference to
q committee; Mr.. Clay, on the other HAND
maintaining the position that all memorial IS
ought to he received, referred to their pro-
per committees, and then, upon report, act
cd upon by the Senate.
MIR. Grundy, in the Senate, has brought
in bill to guard against steamboat acct
dents. What are its features, we are una
BILE to tell.
The Sub-Treasury Scheme had not, up
80 the last dates, been made the subject OF
debate in either house.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02

Itappears that this body, which assembled
in the city of New York on the 9th No
ve'n'er, has adjourned without fixing upon
a dsv for the resumption of specie paw
men's. Eighteen States were represented
in the Convention. Previous to adjo,.rnin-
they passed the following res"lutinns:
l. Resolved, That this Convention en-
.crtails deep anxiety and i firm dc,eErl;-
na'i.n to accomplish the reSunpii,,n o:
specie payments at the earlies, period when
it my be permanently practicable
2. Res lived, That in the opinion Of tbs
Convention t!e presen, circumstances of tho
cniniry are not sIch as In mike IL eNpedI-
ent or prudent now 10 fix a day for the re-
sumption of specie payments.
3. Resolved, That when the Convention
Terminates It's present session, 1t shall Ia
kadj burned to NEE; in the CITY of New York
on the second Monday of April next for the
purpose Of then considering. and If praciica
bic determining upon the day when specie
paYmsn,s may he resumed.
+. Resolved, That this Convention siron.
~ recommends to all the Binks in the Unit
ed States to continue by proper measure,
TO prepare themselves Cor return II specie
payments within the shortest practicable
period offer the mex; meeting Of the Con
ven.ion.
D. Resolved, That the Blnks in th,sse
S.htes which are MT now represented. he
earnestly requested 10 send delegates to the
adjourned meeting If This Convention, aus
the several delegates from all the States be
desired to procure all such Information IL
regard to the con .itinn of the Banks ir
their respective Suites as may be attaina
bic.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
DIRECT TRADE.

We assume the ca ption of an article from
the v,cksburg Sentinel, as the heading OF
few remarks in relation to SElPPlNU
COMPANY. By this is meant stock
company, the object of which shall be to
purchase ,rad convey the cotton of the sics-
nifty to Europe, and hiring thence those ar''-
<.lcs OF merchandise which are demanded
here. A petition is now in circulation, the
purport of which is, prayer to the Leg'sia
ture to incorporate Joint Stock Shipping
Company, with capital of say S5Oa,ooo,
nearly upon the plan of the Mississippi
Shipping Company. We believe that no
project has been of late started in this sec
ton of country, which has received such
unanimous favor Its Intrinsic advantages
arc SO apparent, that it is almost superoga-
tory to descant upon them. 1t is idle to talk
of freedom from the domination of New
Orleans, until we fetch aud carry our own
imports and exports. If this company be
established with all the powers and prisi!e-
Sco VI u uIOSC Pi"HtCtS wiz
take stock in i: will have all the advantages
which can result from trading on their own
capital, added TO that Of hundreds Of others.
Our merchants will be supplied with goods
at cheaper rates, and on easier terms an
impetus would be given to industry and en-
terprise in all ranks Of business, which will
swell the population and wealth of Rodney,
fell the neieh,oring forests, and extend the
boundaries Of cultivation almost beyond con
lecture. Conversations with many planters
CONVINCE ia that the stock will be taken
with avidi,y. 1t will be sought as offering
the most promising field for investment
We should he more jealous in our acvo
cacy Of this measure, (tclieving, as we so
lem NY do, that i; is the most important ant
most necessary one to be adopted by on
citizens,) did We discover any apathy in re
gard to It. But all are alive and active, ano
we augur the most brilliant results from thu
unity of thought and action among the CAPT
talists of our vicinity upon this most int
resting plan. 1t must, aud will prosper.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02

.,.; ,,,o attack 10 overthrow tn 'se IN
mayer. on the ground they occupied as''"s'
! ha,k w.,,t of course, not only nave l''a'
.oa ,ha Government and country III the'f
hands without opposition, p't wo"'u
committed us beyond the p,Ss'h",y
trication, for hank, and aosorned o." pa
~ IN tho ranks of the Nationa! ltepn"''';'''s
The first fruits If victory would nave Doe"
an ovcrshadowing nrtionai bank, WIZ. q"
immense ,pital, not less than from my ."
an hundred millions, which would nave cen,
,ral;zed the currency AMI exchanges, ann
with them. the commerce and capIial ~ ne
conntrv in whatever section the head OF the
institution nigh, he placed. The next woui
be the indissouble union of the political OPP
ponents, whose principles and policy are SD
opposite to ours. and 80 dangerous to our
institutions, as we'll as oppressive to us.
Such clearly would have been the me-
vitlbe result if we had joined in the assam,
OF those in power in the p 'sitlon they m"
Aeen constrained to occupy; and he m's'
lnecd be hlind--,ll past experience mast nc
lost on hm-who does not see, that SO IN
f,tuaicd i course woald have leen tasai'" Us
| and ours. The connection between the
Gov ernmen. and the bank would Nv neces
| sary consequence, in the hands of that pr
| ty have led to il renewal Of that system %
unequal and oppressive legislation, whc'
has inpov erished the staple States and Iron
which VIC have escape with such peril an.
difficulty. The bank, when united witt
the Government is the natural ally oi h'gl
duties AMI cX.rlra-nut expenditure. Tht
! greater the reven he AMI the mpre DrofiS,
the disbursements, the greater its circ IA
ton and the more ample its dep,sites. =
This tendency on the part of that institu
ton, AMI the known principles AMI view
OF policy of the party, wolll have co,ope
rated, with irresistible force, to renew III
/ system we have pulled down with 50 aricl
l-bor, viii, an aggravatioa Gifts oppresSlrI
| Tar beyond any thing we hrve ever yet ex
Perlenced, and thus the fats ofan our OK
| eFtionS AMI Sr1pplas i q inst tx c,s'ais