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.r zen 1o.Is,T rHr Poor" ha.

"T,r Pen AGAINST THE Poor, has been tho
s,andin. canton u. some Of the Van Burcn papers
Cor weeks past, aud the ;lhiga are charged with
entertaining the desire to make lie "'-'"h He"er'
and the poor poorer" Nothing could ne fart. ="
from the truth than this charge. Equp!ity and G.
quail privileges lie at the foundation OF Wig prin-
eiples. The term Wing, signifies resistance of tyr.
amy and every species of oppression But on the
other hand, tho practical principles of Van Buren,
ism tend to build up and cherish arIstocracy, by
discouragng and disarming enterprise by intorfer-
ing with and deranging the business Of the country
The experiments upon the currency have crushed
thousands OF young enterPrising men, who were
struggling TO mako themselves independent, de-
pending more upon their habits Of industry and
intelligence than upon n great capital, for
That execrable maxim, that CHOSE who do business
on borrowed capital ought TO fail, has made many
men of moderate means. poorer. And these exper-
imcnts, we are told, are not at end The meaDH
tina, have crushed thousands to be reappled,
and similar results must follow. Ia all countries
where Sub Treasuries have been in operation, the
laborers slaveo to the rich and farmers
tenants at will We cut the following from the
Mass. Egis-
1t has been estimated that a million OF bankrupt
cIes have been occnsioned by the interference Of
the government with the financial concerns OF the
citizens. Each OF these caamities r1ust have made
FIVE persons, including wives, children, and eredi-
tors. mssrabe the aggregate will show al least
been destroyed OF diminished by experimental leg
islation.
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Jusr AS VIZ EXPECTED. Not long since, citi-
zen of this county visiting his friends in Lower
Canada when he fell into conversation with Major
ID. of the British Army, upon the all engrossing
subject to the people in Canada, viz; the cause of
the Patriots. The Major, of course, was violently
opposed to the efforts of the Patriots to establish
republican form of government in Canada, in lieu
of the present tyranny, backed up by the serried
columns ofsoldiery;-he denounced the sympathis'
ing citizens Of the States, and exclaimed, "the Gov
eminent (meaning Van Buren, and his CabineD are
doing all they can to help PIT do,on tho Patriots,
while the sympa thising Wings aiding them"
The above is obtained from unquestionable
thority, and it only tends to confirm what we have
long believed, that Martin Van Buren, had actually
entered into a sort of "EIoly Alliance" with Sir
John Colbourne and the British Government to
check the progress of Republicanism in Canada -
The outrage upon the Caroline is yet unaoned for,
and two thirds ofthe Disputed Territory remains in
full possession of Great Britain
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE. Intelligence was
received last week by his friends here that MELLEK
CHAMBERLAIN, Esq. son of the late Gen. Chamber
lain of Peachar1, had been drowned while passing
down the Danube in packet boat, which was up
set by the current. 1t happened about the middle
of last May. The company consisted of fifteen in
dividuals-ive only escaped. The body of Mr.
Chamberlain was found the next day in the cabin.
He had for some time been travelling in Europe,
and the intelligence Of his sudden decease cannot
but excite the most poignant grief in the bosoms of
relatives and friends Those who knew HIM speak
in no measured terms Of his many excelences of
character
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UJThe condition Of the Treasury of Maine is
any thing but lattering. The Treasurer has issued
State scrip and been TO Boston and New York TO
peddle it out, and private capitalists and the banks
have been 5eseoched in vain take it even below
par. The party in power in Maine-and the party
that has reduced the State to bankruptcy profess
feel holy horror of banks, but turns beggar and
knocks at their doors for discounts. Maine is in a
SINH ar condition to that of the National Govern
men,-reduced to insolvency, end forced to issue
shin plasters TO "keep the wheels in motion" Yer
mont has been Wing long time, and remains sol.
vent. Let us keep her go
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MEXICO AND TEXAS. IL is confidently stated in
the New Orleans papers that eXuInsivs preparations
are in progress by the Mexican Government to in
wade Texas 10000 men, il is said, will enter the
wcsiern borders ofTexas, and universal pillage lie
to be allowed incite the Mexican soldiery to ac
tiop. The campaign is to ophn in September. The
Texans making preparations On wnpel them
The MexicnE Government has lately refused 10 re-.
ceive Minister from the Government or Texas
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HIS MAJEsTYs ARRIVAL! His Democratic
Majesty has been ushcred into the City by his 10y.
al SUD; Gets, with all 'the pomp and circumstance
that Cannon, Soldery, Music and Office holders
could impsrt to the Pageant Queen Victoria her
self could scarcely have riyaled IN bis Republican
Majesty in tho eorgeousness OF h!s Reception In
front of the City Hall temporary Throne vas o,
rected, which, after the Royal Procession passed.
through the principal streets, the King nscended
and received, through Ex-Gov. Marcy, duuiul
Address from his loyal subjects, TO which no was
pleased TO make gracious reply.
All this mmickry of European PageantS is in
character. IL shows that Van Buren,, instead OF
The RepublicaniSm no Processes, is an ArstocTat.-
II there was a spark of RepubIcanism about him,
he would have spurned all the trappingsl Of Roy
atty. But he Is, what he always was, Fop in
manners aud an Aristocrat in feeling He has The
folly and The vanity TO be tcklod with this sho w
empty, hollow, and seTvile as IL ia He has been
elevated to the Presidency by protesting Republi-
oanism. His elevation has made him dizzy. The
disguise has been torn off, aud he stands re-
vealed to the People is would be Monarch, with
an ablect and craven porulace at his heels. find
this IS Republication Vas BUREN REPUBLIcAs
ISM Alb. Ere Jour
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Fifty cases Of spears have been lately sent up
from Ouch &C TO Montreal, 10 transix the unoiend-
ing Canadians.
An elephant Shark was barpooned in Provins-
town Harbor last week. lie was thirty feet and
three inches in length-had seven hundred teeth
in his lower jaw aud six hu ndred in tho upper
one.
A Loeofoco orator in a fourth of July Grafton,
contended that tho declaration of independence is
an immortal document, but the sub treasury scheme
is immOrtaLer
A gentleman of New York, who has o field oil
fifteen acres lied with a crop Of Aourishng morus
Multicaus, has sold the crop for the sum of thirty
two thousand five hundred dollars.
THE age of ehipalry is gone The radicals OF
England, instead Of addressing Queen Victoria with
the royal style may it please your majesty, give
err the title "bye-baby bye
No less thae nine persons were struck by light
ming in Newport Rhode Island, during recent
thunder squat; fortuna tey, none of Them were
killed.
Hard Currency. Richard nj. johnson, AT is said
will be persuaded to think that he does not want
TO be candidate for the vice presidency. lie has
not supported the ofhee-tho office need not sup
port him-he has plenty OF 'ysLIo,c boys at home
Su6-bsaSHysr's guide. sTIe Democratic Alma.
mac for 1910 is already published al, ia caIcua.
ted Tor hve degrees OF latitude SO that it will an
swsr from Maine TO Ts1as.' il includes list Of the
roads and routes of the United States, from Maine
TO Teas
'ABsQrArALAEDo IN NooTK.'-is Latin out ives,
for running away IN the night.
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Democratic WING County Com
Vemt5OM,

The Democratic Wing Freemen of Caledonia
County are hereby respectfully requested to meet
in Convention at Danvile, on Thursday, August
g. at o'clock, afternoon, for the purpose of nom-
mating candidates for State Senators.
Each town in the County is requested TO choose
delegates to said Convention.
A G. CHADWICK,
l.. ALEXANDER, SEQ Committee
DANIEL BECKWITH,I
July 20, 1899.
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II is of for the loco iocos 10 try To prevent
Col johnson from being candidate for the Vice
Presidency. He has got the knk in his head, and
they may as we'll yield first asast- ". Statesman
Ills not strange that the Colonel has IA kink OF
two in his head, HE wife has thousand - Louis.
rifle Journal
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Democratic EVhig Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
SHEAS III. aBENlSON,
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SUB-TREASUKY. "AnOther suspension must be
added 10 The argument before It can DO carried. -
Col Benton.
Those who would enforce argument by the
cruel measure of producing tho misery OF sus-
pension II rro~'r -e- ~r-r'- -~rrH rioh'v deserve
pension ~ tho neck thrown ia as al
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Gga I@sRaT G@y@ 8 j

UEsDAY AUGUST 6, 1899
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FOR LIT. GOVERNOR,
David M. CAMP.
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THHE CALIFORNIAN.

Here shall the Press the Peoples rights maintain,
Unawcd by influence and unbribed by gain
Here patriot Truth her glorious precepts draw,
Pledged TO Religion, Liberty, and Law.
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FOR TREASURER,
HENRY r.. JAMES.
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iluslrar ion of its consequences.
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sENAToR-oRLEA COUNTY.
NATHAN s. HILL.
ORANGE COUNTY.
WILLIAM HEBARD,
SIM EON SHORT,
TIMOTHY MORSE.
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4 remarkable ChUpttr in The History IF Tic Times.

4 remarkable ChOptr in The History IF The Times.
OR. Coming to the Point.
.Messrs Leigh and Ricss!,
We lay before our readers very striking letter from
the pen Of Benz w Leigh, Esq Coming from that quar-
ter and comprising such t"plcs it IS calculated to com
msnd the deepest non OF the hig party was I'D
dressed aung with others wiz: from Gov Barbour, Mr..
John NJ Patton friend the orator of Rappahannock,
Mr VIM, N Peyron, &c, &c } al the An,hers, dinner,
al whiclthe Elk Senator pleased TO Comment on our
Silk Cloves aud 10 stooP ioo even as to our SIX
Socks md thin tlres Extraordinary times INDEED,
that br,ue together such variety OF politicians and con-
fusion OF tongues The very invitation winch was gwen
10 sme Of these Wing leaders We have me nlnnrd, Is an
argumPn favor OF coalition between the Wings ADD
the Rlvts Conservatives. IL is said, that Adversely
brings acquainted with strange brd fellows and The
same thing may be said Of politics Who can help
susppciing Mr. Rivess politics, whrn he sees the Wing
lenders invited 10 the political communion with
him?
Let this pass however and lei pass over The other
letters which SENT and let us come al once 10 The
most remarked document which has lately appeared IN
,besr pary times tits ,h. significant sign We have
lately seen II shows us, what OF the master spirits
Of the Wing party is disposed TO lay as The rule
OF action both his cumPatriots and 10 MI hives-"e
beg the readers earnest attention 10 The revelations u
ushcrs forth
We differ of course totally TO his facls and as 10
his views Of the present Administration we protest.
among others against the leading doctrne which he says
srapds admitted BY The friends Of the Administration
see how Mr. l. is TO excuse Mr. Rives from heresy.
which will bear equally against him, as well as his for
mer friends. Yet we deny the fact OF any such admis
SION as well as dissent tom the other objections which
he urges sgains, The friends Of the Administration
Mr. Leigh has viewed its measures, evidently through
the edium of strong JUDGE and extreme hostility
and this cnnside ratiun alone must deact from the ac
cutacv Of his statements well The business Of his
conclusions whilst we enter our protest against
such opinions ne must at The same time frankly con
ftss that with such opinions as he entertsIns, Mr.
LEIGH has come out in fair and manly manner -
Would that other gentlemen, who occupy prominent!
place on the theatre Of action would initiate his example
Far our own part reoice that he has thus come out
We ourselves have been labong Tor some time pasi to
show 10 the country that the real object of the Wings
under other puises has been TO affect the Presidential
Election that this the great Polar Star, by ~hG'
their exc rions have been guidnd during the late cam
paien We have for our parts. insisted that this
was The great issur between the two par,es-and We
have placcd this issue before them, in its various spec
6c,,icns Such Of the grsa, issues which was
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DENTISTRY.


JOHS G. WAYT Dentist located himself permanently
y Richmond the house MAIN street. lately Inc once OF
the United states Bank, square above the hsnss
for the removal OF disease IN the ieet
viii attended with all the which the great mportsnes
Of those organs demands. 49,.
Teeth inserted by OF PiSo or Go'dPlaics oil ex-
percncc having that cro good substitute oi them
reference respectfully the following gentlemen 10
Richmond.
Clarke Maupn Dr. Deane, Dr. Boion AID 10 ms
following of Charlottesville Va, IN which place he
has pruclised for the lust s,S yesrs :. ;. 1900
CHASLoIIEsvILLE, Va, May TO- 1882
from our John c. Way Denti that
be Inc cd Hme Richmond, the OF
pracang his profession that city, we che"ruiy recommends w
To confidence Of its czen believing wi D" dn! AFe'a
uJ and moi abused THoaAs w. GILHra
NA !. WHITE,
HARoIS MAs,iS, NJ D.,
J,s. l.. J"sr-, " D.,
NM F. GuocH, NJ. ID.
v. W. SorTHlLL,
james A. LsiIcH, 81. d.
Jonx X. WOODS, NJ. D.,
A. 4. Mckee, NJ. D.,
EIaRop BniG..1,
HEaiwETHER L. AspEMos,
CH MisER n. d..
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district Of country in Florida below Peass Creek, the
boundaries Of which are as follows Wig Beginning at
the most southern point between Charlotte Habor
andthe Sanybel RIVER opposite leland thence in.
toCharotte barbor the Southern Pass between Pine rs
land and said Point along the eastern shoe said Harbor
TO alak Chopko Pease Creek, thence up that river
to Hatchek Thloko Big Greek thence up said Creek
TO s source thence Easery to The Northern Point of
Lake isokpuga thence along the Eastern outlet OF said
Lake, called lstokpoea Creek, to the k.sinme river
thence Sonthwardiy down the Kissimme to Lake Oke.
Chnbee, thence South through said Lake TO Ecsh Ia
hatchee or Shark river, thence down SAID river est.
wardy 10 its mouth thence along the SHIRE North
WPstwardy the place ofbeginnng that sixty be al
lowed The Indians Nnrh and East Of the Boundary to re-
move their families and effects into said District, where
they are 20 remsin unit, further arrangements are made
under the protection Of the Troops Of the United States
who are 10 see, that they be mt moesed by ntuers
citizens Foreigners and that The said Indians do no,
pass The limits assigned them except visit the posts
which will be hereafter indicated to Them All persons
are, therefore, forbidden to enter the Dstric, assigned
to said Indians without written permission from some
commanding officer Of military post.
(SignedD ALEX MACOMB
Major. General Comma ding in. Chief.
By command Of the General,
E ScHRivER. Capt and Asst Adintant General
The following officers com pose The staff Of Genera
Mscomb who arrived in this city this morning. tbeir
way to Washington =
Lieut. Lieut.. j. n + ss m.,,ss, Aias..ds.cs~p
Capt. Z. Schriver, Assistant Adu,ant. General
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Sale 0f raiuaGts Lands IL The counties Of Hear,c0 and
Ih.akl LID

Chesterfield
conformity with authority vested Decree Of the "
rico and city the 3hh dy Of hPn'
1882 suits heien depending the hrsi o. "ieh homso
Underwood and Lucy W. hn wife ae Lucy SoSSG ana o s
ure plaintiffs Benjinin Sheppard late shsrh OF enso ano
suc 3dmnstJuto oil the estates oi Bowler sna
f. Cooke dec and others defendants. and 10 inc neonG
which Benjamin Sheppar late sherh OF henco county, u
suc the will annexed, OF bowler
f. Cooke dec plaintiff and Thomas Underwood and Lucy
W. h wife, Others defendants, shall proceed 10 sell
day. July II O'Clock, A. d., fia'r, ne on the
all that Of land lying in the county Of henreo
Of which Bowler Cooke died seized and and called
Strawberry Pns containing SIR Aandrft and orf s
more This land adoins the lands VI Col Robert fehe
William Whiting aud Others and about fifteen miles below
the City Of Richmond and tho road leading om that 20
Charlie. City Courthouse. The purchaser will have tho p'ego
seeding crop Of wheat The had This FALL and "i 10 en
tied thereof the LIST day OF January next The
sum thousand hundred and seventy six dollars and four
cents, 81 $780, thereof from the lot Jay Of
April 1882 until SALE and all the proper co'' chages
the residue OF the proceeds OF AIS
on credit tbs day OF .ale-fhe
credit secured by bonds with ono or more approved
ccuc the title be retained additional security Tor mo
credit payments.
proceed the tho hour Of o'clock
P sell thu p,emises public auctions to the highest ed
sir res lying Martins swamp in the county OF Chest rnrte
adjoining Of Edward o. Watkins and others, ard OF "leh
Bow died seized md and which By b.. w.
sold for the his debts add which a"d
opposite nearly opposite Turkey Island the esdenc. o. COL
Robert Pickett, on James River.
Th, will be sold the following W. 10" ca'h
an ali the rn 1Fcnc' OF
making sale and the residue OF the d, OF se
and three years from the day Of SALE IN
equal Ls,sments Bonds with one or more app" yea
given the credit indictments and the title 10 nr dn 10
until tho whole purchase money nt
offered tor ,sc BY represented lie " su
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
r. 4. DANIEL.
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
H0,nms s0ntrs
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arrangement ,oifh the Indians in Florida.
Gen Mscomb and his aids passed through this City
for Washington We are indebted TO them for the fol-
lowing clip cot out Of the Charleston Patriot II con-
'ans very interesting information
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.
ave understand thai Gen Mscomb, who arrived here
this morning from Florida, his way TO Washington,
has induced the chiefs TO consent 10 call IN oil their
struggling parties, and retire Immediately below line
prescribed by The General there TO remain until further
arrangements shall be made by the Government All
hosllh-s both sides. The American
so"Ps occupy line o. posts across the Peninsula
Indians from crossing above that line into
The set,len,eois. The Indians seemed well satisfied
with this arrangement, and the general impression
among the nhsbsnis wss tina. no forther difficulties
will be experienced in Florida, al less for The present
The kind uestnsn, experienced by those Indians who
came in at the invitation OF Gen. hacomo mas tenop
10 restore confidence and will 60 very tar to smooth dit
hcul,ies The success Of Gen macombs measures IN
putting an end 10 The contest in Florida, during the
son. where military operations could not De cafF'ea on,
must be satisfactory 10 the country, % cfeoaoe
to the General himself
I've have been favored by Gen. macomo, WIN @oPy
OF the aubinined General Order. WOO
"Hsad Quarters Of the Army Of hs u aatss,
FoRr KING, Fa,, May IL, 1881
GrsERaL ORDEn,
"The Major General Comm anding in Chief. has the
satisfaction of announcing 10 the Army in ForidsI 70
the authorities Of The Territory and to The citizens
neraly that he has this day terminated the war wan
the Seminole lndisns, By an agreement entered 'nto
with Ch.totus,e nugge principal Chief OF The Semi
noles and successor Arpi exc. commonly called Sam
Jones' broe eht this pos by Lieutenant Colonel har
nry, Of TIE Second Drsgoons from the Southern Psrt
efhe Peninsula The terms Of the agreement are, tina.
hos1iss Immediately between the parties, iha,
the troops Of the United States and the Seminole ano
mirksssuh,e Chiefs and warriors, al distance be
adr scqusned wih the fact that and that
on hos,il,ies are forthwith both Sides The
seniiooles and Mckasaukies sgreeing 10 rers into
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MicHIoAs This infant State deserves the credit of
having devised the plan for education of
any in the Union uniyrfsy with is endos ed
will yield income Of ovrr $4,000 and The primary
schools hss. landed property which will probably
yield S35UuU0 per snnum This will carry the means
education every child in The Slse and will give to
the rising generation richer inheritance than gold con
buy; 1t will render the State Of Michigan intelligent,
moral, and happy-and will place her prosperity the
sures, of all foundations educsted people.
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One Hundred Dollars Rsna1d for Runanoy.

Va Nelson. eloped from me- county Nutto.ay on
Sunday the Goth Of May 1889 purchased him shout ths st
March Richmond. lie from the county OF Orange, sEd
used belong John White Of tina, county lie sometime.
calf, himself Nelson White He will sndsavor no deuo 10 get
back county, about Rcboud and vi" do his best
TO get he tried will tho above
nd secured OF the State, and $780, Unsecured 10
any county the Ridge sGd he
n part OF State If taken and secured between James ~.
YER and Blue Ridge and sl2 il secured between James Rsr
and the seabourd-Nel,on TALL sparemade five ire ten
inches heights noted decay between hi. urP
ont and careless yet distinct had 90 sn oa
blue cloth coat white pm leaf summer hat
Nav al I7-la,.l WI. H. MILLS.
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13s msjority for George.
For tho legislature.

III maj for Col Goodsnn
"John ~ Humes is a Conservative and in favor Of
the reelection Of WIN. G.. Rives Col Gondsnn Is in
favor Of the special depose system, bat prefers the Sub
Treasury To the general dePosite system lie is opposed
10 The re- election OF R,yes He out boldly in ia
vor of Mr. v Buren, for The next President, which Mr.
Humrs would not
"7bingdon, May 24.-At the close of the election for
this county on Thursday, Col Gondson, the Admins
lralion Sub Treasury CANDIDATE had his conpr
ti,or Mr. j. N Humps, the Conservative and Rlvrs can
dldale, by maturity Of lis votes Col George. ais"
the Administration aud Sub Treasury candidate iot Con-
gress ahead OF Mr. Hopkins, the late Conservative
member l24 WIT S. This last result little expected
Hnpkinss friends having rrckoned upon majority Tor
him in this county of 3 or 4O0 votes Gnodsons majo
ry much reducrd, il was thought by exciting The
voters agnns, Judge Mason supported by Gondsun as
u s. Senator for his miSed.bass notions in the late
Convention sHurra for The white population
Of The war cries often shouted during the day"
"Wuths Court house
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Mr.. Dennis Kimberly Of Connecticut hiss resigned bis
seat in The Senate of the United States Thursday
last the H. Of R. baotted for his SUCCESSOR and noni
nsted Ihaddeos Belts by vote Of IO3 out OF 2u4.-
Ralph J. ingerso (Democrs) had 81 votes.-The Sc.
ns'e however, had rejected Belts, and their part
minated Roger Sherman. II supposed that he will
De ultimately elected Can man who wears the Dame
OF Roger Sherman long retain The principles Of F.de