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,,,,bc fYelUsire principle has been put IN
~" ,,ceni coaaty meeting, al the instance 'o''
.'. J." '.',,n. hat hope that an example so 0hSe-
~ ~ ncrnicious, vii! not be followed ny lhe
r's ana ,.b are yet to act upon your recommehua'
., -, myself, gentlemen, without the unneSes'
:a ~ ',sanet >dem"erat'e)' A Nhf y Dn'
c;,-Thc communication signed "a hepuo,
Ns e"l h,toye me- The call, as far as "ooets'ahG
y H'yT ,bs meeting which ordered II, was an gooa
sas' " a,S for all friendly TO the Administrator
Z css of the Conservatives, especially the
.a- N' NATIVES ! believed In their sincerity
r' W." heir patriotism; and have believed, and
,'rd NV ,ba, fkcy would moi sacrifice the Repuocah
re GREAT principles for one measure and tor
g an0 It" could not have voted against MIR. R!ves, y
an ~ b, ra< triendIyto The administration would
" aI man for one difference of opinion, especially
.,F'7e 7, f. expediency Neither should MIR. Rives
q:eS'ni. proscrlbe the Administration and It's
.. =. such course
~ o' syIt,pce of our desire to have the Conser.
'' "S NJ. proposed Convention, apart from general
r'' u Wv is 10 be found in the fact, that although
''.r,vss constitute, but about one-sxlh OF the
', 2"s members of the General Assembly. they
pa n,o.ft,hs of the Committee, Messrs. Fena.
i. 'I ,niersou being of that denomination.
In H@'"' VIM. SMITH.
JOS. S. WATKINS.
JOHN VOOLFOLK.
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Departed this % Saturday evening March I'd, Mrs SASIa
Of Thomas Rutherford Esq., Of this city,
10Th year her nSe Through long life, she possessed
purity mind are, simplicity OF character, gcnteness and
thai endcae 10 all her With tho
mdesL aud mrekes she combined cheerful disposition,
aud her heart tender ami truly heneToeu She cacmPhet
the genuine silent, unOiInve charity that delights in alternating
suffering and that permits The left hand know what the right
hand toeth For several she had gradually lccncd in health
streaglh and wod mumur.' her friends per-
covcd that anns natures eblenes" couG not long endure
but they wcu often day by day she grew weak,
"S"eet smiles, yet sad, arise and fade
Amid the dew Of her tender eye3'
She for maHy member the Peb Church this
and died she had lived ChstanHn example and
model genuine picty She sustained the relations Of o IN the
in.pOacIabe and baneless She decatey
mother kind Gnd
dugeGt mistftss-Alas!
''Shc faded yet SO calm a0d meek
80 softly sweetiy weGk,''
That all might say "c gently sunk away and death seemed
like death IN herr
Departed this Ic Friday, tho t inst after lingering ILL
the I5t MATHEW e. LAckL.ao for
Inspector Of tubuccon Publ: Ware this
lie has left wife and children eH their loss OF kind us-
band and Gectuaae thca large circle Of ients their less
OF an hmiHbC companion.
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10 Revolutionary PcnsiOncrs

~. Merchants and Others in the City of Richmond,
who in the habit Of receiving and collecting PEN
sons for their country friends, beg they will all obtain
printed FORMS which may be had here at tri7lng ex
pense, and thereby themselves and their agents
much trouble One half Of the papers generally sent in
for payment are returned for some informally.
gsICARDs BELTS CO, No U.s. B.I,.molo Street, Dati-
more are Just receiving per ships ermcn aud Row this
hn all from Liverpool Goo Packages O Fo'e's" Dry Goods
si,tIng in part Of
CloLks-bluc, black wool dyed, and medley
PGatalooE Sugss fine assortment, CONFUSING RrouShsn and
Persian Ca,mctes, Leopold Mixtures LariosOn printed
mixed Cords linen and cotton DuI!s, &c. sc.
Glib. OF every descriptions imperial Grape, Thibe Al
Ye.tngs-fancy white and figured Marsei'Ics
Figured silks, plain and figured SATIN Gu" Velvet &cGc
Gl.ttc0ni l.ustIlns and Gro de Swiss
Domestic 10 Of various sly les and prices
Al Chln'x and Paris Lawns
Mousscllno de LANES A!ou.seligo d'otlcans
Gnshams OF YnTous styles
Ga CagIJ!cs aud Jaconets
Boos Swiss, and null Aluslhs
Paid, tape S;rinc and check do
Bishop and India Lawns
Bobbinat;s, white, black aud coou.cd
Brown Hollands and long Lawns
Victoria Fnnccs aud Hamilton DfIinss
Saiinrts Of various coors and qualities
Amcr!can NaDscens, genuine article
B!cached ShiflInes am, Shcctnss
Brown ShirtnGs and ShectInss
81, rs and ! 1ickiOgs
Canvass raG!iass, Nos: |. anL3
34and Gi red iickIcnhurss
E Et.i.;a5 D LAP Sand and Crash
Fanoy Dies. IIiE,. Of every description
English gul India Choppas and Ba
Black Brussels Cfavats aud ScsrGs
Su,psnders Gam elastic net and web
Gloves tents. hoskin, buckskn, silk and EGIn
DO. ladies' Kid, picnic Lis!e, &c
Silk and cotton Hosiery
Buttons Of every description
Pas Eng isl and German
Tapes Robbins, &c, sc. -,
and examine our stock which will be DISPOSED OF the Usual
terms as our iar of ~ tic nae, and tho
loves, prices REGARDS, BELTS < co.
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tinn, and appoint the following gentlemen to attend IT
our part, namely: VIM S. Pryor, John d. G Brown,
James Fonlaine, Laney Jones, Nicholas Terrell Ezekiel
S alIey, and VIM. R. Nelson and that these our Dele
gates he instructed operate with those from the
other counties composing Congressional District In
order 10 select some suitable candidate 10 be by
for Congress at the ensuing election.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added
TO the delegation
On motion, Resolrsd, That the proceedings OF th's
meeting be signed by The Chairman and Secretary aud
published in the Richmond Enquirer
On motion, the meeting Adjourned
EDWIN SHELTON, Chairman.
&. W. DABSEY, Secretary
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Total amount received,
Amount paid,

Amount of interest received by The State,
and above the amount paid in years, S2loOoOU
And at the expiration of this period Of five years The
South Railroad will have been completed, the
of FIVE millions Of dollars appropriated 10 that Pur-
pose being much larger than the estimates of the Eng
Ueers who have surveyed the route whereupon, The
Stale will possess interest paying fund derived from
asn millions Of banking capital and five millions Of rail-
mad capitalize latter Of which being estimated like
tle former per cent although there is reason
be doubt that it will be much lurger) will yield to the
Treasury annual sum Of nine hundred thousand dol
lars from fund upon which It will be paying only two
.hundrd and fifty thousand dollars.
With these remarks, Mr. IT, submittedhe resolutions,
that the House might take such action upon them as
might most expedien and proper.
On motion of MIR. kinney, the resolutions were or
dered TO be printed; and motion Of Mr. ROBERTSON,
the accompanying statement was also ordered 10 be
printed
The Speaker laid before The House the following let
70 the Speaker and Members Of the H. of Delegates
CONTAMINATION a constant and faithful discharge
of my official duties doorkeeper 10 the House OF DE
legaes for than % years is with feelings of deep
modification that find my TO have been such as
10 dissatisfaction your part as am LETT to IN
fer by the Of yesterday the election Of Sergeant
at arms; and as cannot desire TO occupy situation,
when do not give entire and unqualified satisfaction to
those who have employed me, beg leave respectfully
TO resign my office first door keeper TO your body.
ann yours, with respect,
JOHN S. sTUBBLEFIELD.
February %, 1889.
Mr. WATKINS thought Col Stubblefeld ought at once
to be appointed He thought this was due from the
House TO old public servant who had for more than
twenty years discharged his duties faithfully.
cir Boris informed The House that Col Stubhlefed
would in event, accept the appointment, and it was
therefore unnecessary to press the matter.
On motion Of Mr.. MAY, the letter was laid on The Ia
bic.
On Mr. MAYS nation, Robert Bradley was appointed
first door-keeper and The House proceeded TO the cleo
ton of n second duor.keeper.
Mr. NAY nominated Xtopher Branch of Petersburg
sustained by Mr. FAuGRAS and Mr. Cox.
Mr. PrHDLEToS nominated William G. Allen OF Cul.
peper-sustaned by Mr.. CRUrcurIELD and MIR. BRoA.
DUS.
Mr.. SMITH of K. nominated William Chambers Of
Augusta sustained by Mr. STUART and Mr. KINNEY.
MIR. JACKSON nominated Samuel l.. Hays OF Lewis
sustained BY Mr. WATKINS
Mr.. ROBERTSON nominated (by requesD Joseph F.
Bailey, William Hutchinson, Henry Smith, Richard
Edwards, and John b. Grantland.
Mr.. Boris nominated Bartholomew Graves Of Hen
rico
slr. t.owzEs nominated William E. Lyon of Harri-
Mr.. WITcBER nominated Jednthnn Carter of PiltsyI-
vania-sustained By Mr. Dogrcn and MIR. Edmonds Of
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'oUP9Sture" (alias an 7nti-Adminisration Conser.
"ss forward in yesterdays Wing TO address SHE
e ;,a Conservatives of Allegheny county," against
lis msen' and amiable Delegate of that county
- bceo mas sped in vain. 1t is not true-Mr Rives
Oh T t opposed on account Of his opinions on the
The aSy, but because he regarded as an enemy
akin, nonlhis'ra,lon-The Card Of Messrs Smith,
d-ncs 81 aa oo'iok in this days paper is strong
,,at Holloway voted agans, m-Let no such trick be
friend. upon the honest people ofAIleghany they
Ind h." - 81 The present Administration, then let them
e. ,o;, ,pT"Way-But if they open or secre, ene
" II, Then ''sacri6ce" Lin
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H. d,,''c1,n assure the Wing that we had not "qree
n 10 ,bo % the address of Messrs Gllmer and South
smen E.zens Of Abemarle, when it gave those gen
len i ~ I'VE rap over the knuckIes. We had not even
Ito %sa'o CT IT. But as The Wing has not yet seen
he bT.".sh The Address, we hope we shall no, offend
90 " ''pu5ishng it, as ICE haze been requested.
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RfnNLlicQnS of Henrico

- EfpHOttednS OF Henrtco.
yesterday being the Court day of HenTco CO.. the Re-
l'!cans had meeting, and appointed Judge Daniel,
Fiss,;s Richard Rens and Philip Mayo, 10 represent
ZEN IN Inc General Republican Convention to be held
rex! Monday week; and 10 consult and unite with
republicans of Hanover m the choice Of Republi.
| =. CANDIDATE for htlS Congressional District.
'r "hung was declared as the Republican Candid
f. o' the county Of hen'co.
'ratts Of Letters from The country to .Mcmjcrs of the
LEGISLATURE:
c&ipqcr, Ftb. H-.-The excitement ofthe Senatoria,
ION mas reached tins county. On mail night YOU
10y 'ee crowds around the Post Office The Whios
!"s Know, most numerous al this place and most
p' .u' with all the interest they have EXPRESSED
l, 49,. ives some OF them are honest enough 10 ad.
R,rss aLcy, not principle, that induces them to
b. v,n po.'! ""n they calculate Oh breaking down
mistaken. So far as ain info-as H. n S','A .'ey are
taseo win the course OF tissir Sr;e,I i; ,L -: ~
re- You know my great foncsess Cor A. D. sa
''re But have done with hlm n"s ~ ne,e'
i" &C, The lamadge Of Virginia: # he dnss ,%ir
-" ue disappointed mat we shaihave an EXCITING
ne al tue next Election, have no doub h., ~
ever believe that Van Buren, can lose yiryio,o H' VIII
"Ha'jar, Feb. 2G-The canyassino for Ssr,,,,,
!ed intense interest. think | NAV ssfsIv ss "a.
' h''s has not twenty friends in Halifax hi,ou IS
I'ss would gladly see him elected; but there ar.
u"Zeh OF them, who, in private will hesitate ~
T u'a' 'hey nave not an atom of confidence in him
"y ieo!ce IN the treason, but damn the traitor"
g EN-, hAIEAcr Of a Leter from Louisa, Fs6 %.
nave seen and talked much with The peons ,,..
R,ya YOU mere is Tremendous storm gathering over
Ewes sonaine' &c, in this county We expsc, to
49,, ',:e meeting of the Republican party at our ID
warren Court 10 send Delegates to the Conyen.
~, hsIE'cr from Botetourt letter, FsJ. e5
Esc,,,s ave 10 doubt seen that meeting of the De-
.,a's was called on the 22d instant. There xss
\ t.r | understandable or 90 in attendance.-bui
rcr, you near their proceedings, suppose YOU will
sS '1e .ney talk Dig for small body -Ths state.
lined h. 20 .e number present at the meeting, ia con-
m, (Signed) SUBSCRIpEp" '
kb,., s'ee"hg may have been small-We know no.
"a VI Us number. But we understand that i, con.
\, n SOe OF the strongest of the Republican mar.
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NJ We are requested to announce Gro. HARRIS as a
candidate represent the county of Louisa IN the next
House of Delegates.
u We are requested to state that RICHARD W. BAR.
TOM ESQ., vii not be candidate for reelection TO The
House of Delegates, from The county of Frederick
u We requested to announce GEORGE n. PoR-
TER candidate for the House of Delegates in Pow
haan.
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REARSHALL THEATRE.-T The suhscIIterrcsppct.
lYa fully informs the Public that the above eslabIsh-
will be closed from two 10 three weeks from date,
for the purpose Of performing in Petersburg according
to contract with the Company, and the stockholders OF
the Theatre and also lo he purpose Of producing the
Romantic Play, in Five Acts, (oundcd upon Scott ce.
ebated Novel; of IrauhOe; or, the tress!-The play Of
Rirn.i; OF. tie last Of the Romans And with New
Scenery, Costume, and Original Music, (in the same
splendid style Of julius Cesar and Macbeh) Kolzebues
celebrated Play OF Pi.0rro!
The subscriber has also pleasure in announcing an en-
pagement with Ms. Woo!lord and Mi and Mrs Cole,
OF Mr. Cookies Establishment, for the purpose OF pre-
sen,ing the celebrated Drama, founded upon Byrons
Poem, of 'a=eppa or the wild horse OF Tarary- which
will be produced with new Scenery, Machinery &c.
IL Due notice will be given Of the re-openIng, aBd
production Of the Novelties.
The Public's most obetIent
March 5 tM-uJ GEOKCE JONES.
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this floor had opposed appropriations to great works OF
Internal Improvement Of acknowledged utility and I'M
pprtance upon The ground exclusively OF the inadequacy
of the of the Stale TO meet tie Liabilities mus
incurred without resorng TO additional toxatnn when
they perhaps Justly deprecated. 1htS scheme, then Is
offered for the purpose of removing :his objection, and
of enabling those members who really friendly 10 the
policy of Internal Improvement, to give It their support
without any just apprehension Of the consequences, IN
its effects upon the people.
MIR T. remarked, that shall cnnsnmmate q two
fold purpose by bill founded upon The principles OF
these resolutions. We shall augment our banking capt.
tall the necessity Of which is almost universally admit
ted by means decidedly preferable, in Mr. It's opinion
any oher in reference to the soundness Of the cur
rency, the ultimate safety OF the notes. and the proper
destination Of the profits Of banking capital, which
should belong to the people large instead of by the
few whose surplus resources enable them 10 become
holders Of Bank stocks. And in addition 10 this most
desirable object shall enrich the Stale Treasury by
supplying with permanently productive fund.- which
may be employed in improving the condition and dege
Looping the resources of every section OF the Slate MI
T. closed his remarks by reading statement when ne
had prepared, for The purpose OF exhibiting The Imam
cIa operation of this scheme during the first hive years
after its establishment, as follows
Annual interest upon the Of $4,000 COO, author.
lied TO be borrowed by the State per cent is $40
QUO, which in 5 years is 81 100000
Interest accrung to the State leithin The
same period, to ,cit
Ist year, on If millions the State appro-
prating million TO The S w Railroad, gao. 600
I'd year, on l3 millions, another million
beng thus appropriated, 7sO,000
Sd wear, on II millions do do do 720 900
4th year, on IL millions, do do do GGOOOO
9Th year, on 10 millions, do do do G0000O
Total amount received, 900
Amount paid, l,23UUUO
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From JJashiu ton.


The last Northern Mail had not reached Richmond,
when we preparing for press-The lust Washing.
ton paper have received is of Saturday morning-und
last verbal accounts 10 Saturday evening, SIX
o'clock.
1t was understood that Congress would cit ON Sunday.
The measures of the two Houses about Maine
yet decided II is probable that some OF them would
receive some modlfcaton-but making some provisions
for the worst contingency The last udvlces however,
had allayed the apprehension of hoslites-as it was
said that the British Minister had received dispatches
from the 1t Governor Of New Brunswick of pa.
cifc character
The appointment Of an associate minister had not been
recommended by the President, though contingent ap
propria,on might be made for Indeed, sup
posed that the negotiation might be transferred 10 Wash
ngton with prospect OF an amlcabe result 1t not
certain that the President woud appoint associate
minister-much less was it ascertaned, who would be
the man. The reports about MIR. Calhoun Mr.. Web
ser Mr. Adams &c No. being selected are, of course,
all gratuitous
ranging The details Of one Of the Appropriation Bills
The hasty note of Mr.. Kendall had given rise TO some
feeling, and TO the two following resolutions:
"Resotoed That the letter of the Postmaster General
to the President of the Senate, stating that the only
why he had not sent answer TO previous re-
solution because it not ready, is considered by
the Senate direspectful to this body.
"Resoired, That said letter. with the resolution to
which it purports TO be an answer be laid before the
President of The u S. Tor such action as he may deem
proper"
The former passed by vote of 80 10 S-The last by
vote of 81 to To- But letter had been received from
Mr. Kendall Saturday, which stated that his note had
been written in great haste, and dsclaiming any inen'
ton Of dsrespect We understand this Letter had been
entirely satisfactory.
LATEST.
member of Congress arrived last evening about g,
in the cars and informs u.s. that Congress would adjourn
on Sunday evening, Sitting all day. They had struck
out the 2nd section of the Report of the Committee
which authorized the President 10 raise IL regiments
yod to no
many volonteers-and appropa,ing five millions on loan
10 defray the expense.
Advices from the Border were very favorable Inc
Governor of Canada had positively forbidden the
Governor OF n Brunswick not to proceed with iurthe
orders-and the British Minister had given the Iankes
assurances Of the most amicabe spirit-ln fact We are
assured the best authority, that no apprehension
were entertained at Washington about the result II
believed that the last interview with MIR. Fox would su
persede all idea of associated Minister.
All the appropriation bills were passed The bill from
the Senate about guarding the public revenue, was no
acted on in the House of Representatives.
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,oct rp.al OF an observer from Buckingham 10 DR..
,ay,.s PSHo'ism 10 withdraw from the Congressional
i,er b,d mat District, may be dispensed with The
The 9G scarcely seen the paragra phi in the Enquirer
'.sn ,".n INST IN which he has spontaneously "w,l.
.:c, S' LIE present canvass Of the Congressional
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o. You respectfully requested 10 announce JOHN
d. e. BRowS, Esq, gentleman every way qualified
represent in the next Legislature of Virginia Tor
Hanover county. A VOTER.
.ifnrfh lSt lS21
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Anderson Orga;n, Taylor Of NJ. VI DoItch. Goods
Clayton IIndgcs Whiiricad, Waits l.nnghoine, hes'
andrr, Fitzgerald Wooiio.i. phe'sGn, May lunsa!i,
Gay, liurris Carroll, Robertson, heyOuFn, smiti VI
Rockingham, Thomas CubertscT DAVIS, UFfnhatt,
FIlzhugh Clarke Crockett Of lczeweI Walker, Jack
son-GG.
Petitions were presented by Mr. RATcLrrrE, tho
remonstrance from certain citizens OF Prince William,
against the petition Of sundry fishermen and salt i'm
poIers Of Alexandria, and its eglS0Ihood Potomac
river, praying for law 10 permit The introduction OF
free negroes from the North during The Spring season,
on The ground tha, labor too high in THIS section, and
because they gel hands enough here haul their
6 and 600 iathom seines-By Mr.. TAYLOR of Loudoun,
from sundry citizens OF that county, praying Tor modl-
fcalion of The act OF 1888, authorizing subscription 10
the stock Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canai-and pc
tition was presented by Mr.. RATcLIFfE from W. lho'
mas &C. relating ~ a claim q, the late Coi. lhomas
Bullet Tor services rendered during Inc heGo!uuohay
War.
Mr. May made i statement respecting the contested
election from the county Of Madison, and with mat
view called up the report from the Committee Of fnV-
leges and Elections MIR May stated that The arbl'raors
had subducted two votes fom the polls OF each oil Tie
candidates which produced the result as The Com
mtee had 10, viz 10 place Mr. Banks {the con
testing membef( vote ahead OF The sitting meHheT
(hl: B0oonl-iha there were three other votes on ME-
Booons poll. about which they had some doubts bn'
which they did no. investigate, any decision upon
them could no, affect the general result The House
confirmed the award, and they adopted resolution, that
Robert Banks and not John Booton was duly elect
ed TO represent The county Of Madison in the present
House OF Delegates
Mr. BALL called up the bill "to establish the town Of
South Lowell al the Great Falls Of the Potomac River
in the county Of Fairfax, which was read The third time,
and passed.
Mr. BEoApus aade several reports from the Com
mitlee Of Finance, which laid upon the table.
And then, OF Mr.. Watkins motien The House adj
journed.
,ho -, b,C
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MIEW SMlTHlNG ESTABLlSHMENT.-Thes sub.
~ scrber begs leave to inform the public that he has
CONNIE need the above business at Ayleus Warehouse
King William county, where he will al all times be pre-
n,,e5 n do all kinds of Smiths work in his line; such
as Coaehsmi,hing Edge. tool Making and Repairing,
and all kinds of Plantation work; all Of which will DO
executed in the neaesl and best manner AS he has
70 great expense establish the above business ne
Sos bv strict a,tenion 10 the 30 merit share Of
nnthIin ns,ronoge JAMES +. CALDWELL.
NJ B-AIl kinds and sizes Of Iron, Steel Files and
Coal for sale the Shop which is Immediately in tho
Ienr Of Mr. Prider's Coach Factory.
Two Apprentices of good character wanted At be above
brsiness-none others need apply. J. T. e.
March > 0-0
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MA
DtrATT1S

Married. Thursday, the 25rh day Of February, BY the Rev.
AnGrcw Mcdowell Mr.. JoS l. TYLER Mas Many TIaBEu
LAKE, all Of Ianove; county.
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u We are requested to say that it is very doubtful
whether GEO Booker can attend the Democratic Con
yenlion to be held Richmond, and to announce that
is his wish that the friends Of the Administration will
al Buckingham March Court appoint additional mem
bers that the county of Buckingham may be certain
lv and fully Ienresenled.
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1.H.MUNIC1TED.
To the Iotsrs of Louisa

TO THE TUBrS UJ LIUUtSH
AS full attendance of all the voters of Louisa as
possible is desired March Court matters of much
political importance may be called 10 their attention.
YuTgR
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u Mr.. SEYMOUR the umpire chosen by the Com
mlttee Of Arbitration in the of the Madison contest
ed election Fine referees having leave sit during the
Of the cusc this TACT will for their alb
when votes taken.
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o. We authorised 10 announce FLOYD l.. WHITE-
HEAD as candidate Cor reelection III the county Of
Nelson.