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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09
BAREsETT,S
OLD 1a:UcM Dpe Uouae,

80 Cornhill, corner Of Franklin 9rsn-
ne, Boston,
q + this establishment, of "a yesrs experience,
"A tho Dyeing aud finishing of the following
goods is done in the best manner and al the
shortest no,Ico--ylz.-
Broadcloths, silk Cotton Nelyets,
Ca.siperes, Norsted Cords,
Saiius, CameEs liar,
Iusirings, Silk < Cotton Shawls,
Crnpcs, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush Ribbons, &c. Sc.
Also. - Ladies aud Gcntlcmen's GAR
MENlS, Of every description Cleauses and
glaZcs Furniture ,--clcunses Garments, Carpets,
Bed Blankets, &c. iulls, shears. Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Bgoadcloihs, Cassi-
mcrcs. Saiiuctls, &C.
MiiDENS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped and ground aud Medicines
pnl,rrilcd
+, Silks and silk Dresses Wntcred in the bcs,
manner.
Plain silks. Satins md velvcts, Figured aud
Embossed in beautiful style
agent foy r,teiriHg Goods at Newport
Mr.. Il. Is. kiNSLEH. March Z.
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sr NOTICE. 4pa

".4 nimIis ninspsnce is better than slo,o shil-
ling
FAMILIES wishing to economist, can do
n so by calling on the subscriber, at the
Store formerly occupied by Charles +. BcH,
where he offers goods at the following pri-
ces, viz:
Brown Havana Sugar ~ lbs for 81;
Green Cuba Coffee lbs for 81;
Havana Molasses per gallon, 81 cts;
First quality Muscat Ralsins per box, ,75;
Pilot Bread per h. q cts;
Butter. Soda and Milk Biscuit per ID, 8 cts;
And other articles in proportion. A share
OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
Sent ~ c. w. ANTHONY.
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Stoves! Stoves, StOves,..

WYNN l.. MELVILl. informs his friends and
Wv the public. ,hat he has on hand about
900 STOVES, Of various kinds. which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, rs low AS can he
bought Of iho manufacturer. Among them are
the Union Stoves. made by the Norton Furnace
Co.. which has given the best satisfaction Of aoy
I ever dealt n Asa Coal Cook Stoves Of DIFF
iersnt p'ilern'. Cylinder and Parlor Stoves,
warranted as low us any others of The same size
Tin and Sheet Iron work done 1t notice.
Oct 10.
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FALL GOODS.

BOHN F. TOWNSEND, offers for sale.
- somo handsome Broadclo'hs and Cassi
meres also, ladies' Cloths suitable for Cloaks;
also, great variety of French and English
Merinos nearly as handsome AZ French
Fonnels Of all colors--wiuter Callcos-ilo.
s-ry-superior black Italian silk Cravats-
Pilot s-Kcrseys--stout Ssttinets-
homespun Flanncls---stout Ticking--tabe
ICovcrs--Plano Covers-brown linen Table
IClo,hs-stout red twiled FlannclS-Russi,
Dapcr-Cra.h--a lot Of the best Wool6r
Yarn--large Merino Broche and BlanEe
Sha~ls, with a variety of other Goods.
Oct ~
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NEW STOCK
= O o II S & $ III 0 T. S.
benjamin Marsh, Jr.,

Has Iusf reretrcG SPicndid 0SSorhNH 81
BOOTS 8. SHOES-suinLie for
The approaching season,
CONSISTING OF
II AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties, EIar.
H rlson ties, and large supply of Slips
and Laccs, manufactured of the first quality
Of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ
ent qualities, and Chdren's ofall description
and colors-toge,her with large supply OF
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article
at 62 cts. per pair. Gentlcmen's summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All of tho above articles will be sold on ri
ia, orable terms a- at any other store IN New
port. Those wishing to purchase vii! please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.-Gentlemen's fine Boots mnde t.
order of French Caiskln, after the New
York style, and warranted to lit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured to
order in the neatest manner. and Of tho best
materials. April 4, 1870.
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Fresh Goods for Autumn
RECEIVED AT
J A NJ z s II A w III o N D s

VINiiIBET and Merino cloth,
u Printed Saxony and worstcd chex,
Printed and plaid Victoria,
Figured aud plaia Alpnes,
Swss and knit Shawls,
Thlbet aud Srochi ditto,
French aud British prints,
Rich Mousscline dc LANES, pam and
figured,
Scarfs, Collareis and Cravats,
Mohair Mlits and Gloves,
Printed Flanncl-Welch ditto,
Rogers and English Flannels,
W0rsted Damask and Moreno,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy and coored Merlnos,
French work, aud fancy Laces,
Embossed center table Cloths,
Rich Satins for couks,
Elegant figured and plain Silks f'r dresses,
Broadclo,hs, Cashmere and Casslncts,
Ribbed and plain Sattnets,
Mohar, Moravan and worsted Hose,
Snperfne heavy sheeting and shirtlng.
Sept IL.
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PELHAM STREET HOUSE.

Directly opposite Topascnl's Hotel.
THE subscriber has taken tbe house formerly oecn-
l. pied by David Neyil, Esq, under the above name
where he Intends Keeping place of relcshnont Cti-
and strangers served with New York ol ser and
all other refreshments nj all bours OF the day nnd oNe'-
lug. The Saloon will be lighted wiih Webhs Patent
Burners for burning tina Camphne oil which surpa,ses
any other lght Offered io the public.
The Burners and CamphiL. oil obtained ut the New
York prices Oh application TO the subscriber.
Nov 7th T. STACY, Jr.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.


Vl,IlE subscriber grateful for past fayors,
Il respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he manufactures at his new es-
tablishment on Spruce street, in New-town,
SO called. HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS,
WLVDOW FRAMES and .S.3SIfES, to-
gclher with every other description OF Car
penter's work, warranted of the first quality,
and on the most reasonable terms. Orders
for building or repairing promptly attended
to and faithfully executed.
All those who feel disposed to employ him
TO manufacture Blinds and Sashes, will find
it to be for their interest to give him as early
q call as possible, as he intends TO make no
contracts after the first day of March next,
at his present low prices. Having furnished
a large number of Blinds Sashes and Doors,
for houses in Newport and on the Island, dur.
ing the past season, specimens of his work
may readily be examined, at all times, by
those who desire it.
DANIEL MALLASTER.
Newport, Nov. 81, 1899.
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8 r. z Z Z p = n 8.

rE'i,E last md best patterns of this article ;
also, portable case, and handle for do.
Superior black, blue, and red Ink, Port
Foios, Backgammon Boards, Parchment.
Dcawing Paper, Bristol Boards, Boxes Of
Colors, and Painting materials. The above
for sale at J.l.NES HlNNO.NU'S,
Oct "a Book store.
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DE FIST Y.

EhOCT. GALLUP respectfully informs the
HS Gentlemen and Ladies Of Newport, that
he has returned to his Office in Spring street,
where he is prepared TO attend to patients.
iEtH Office hours from 10 10 o'clock.
Dec 3.
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T 0 W N T A X.

rZNat subscriber, Collector of the Town
n Tax, hereby gives notice tha, he has
received from the Assessors the Tax Book
for 1899, and requests all persons subject to
taxation 10 call and pay Immediately.
HENRY &. MARTIN.
Nogpart Nov T. 1880
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RR. NC MUNN'S ELIXIR or OPIUM
IL containing all the valuable medicinal quail
ties OF Opium, to the exclusion Of its noxous
principles recommended by Drs. Ives Johnston,
Francis, Cheesman, Hoffman and Webster, Of
New York, and others for sale by
May l6. x. J. TAYLOR.
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MORE NEW GOODS,
kTTHE CHEAP CASH STORE.
s;TOCKFORD ELLERY TILLEY,

PURCHASED lot of Goods at ". York,
n for almost no,hing-thcy are now open.
ed and to be sold cheap-nmong them aro
Cloths, Cassimeres, aud all kinds Of Woollcn
GoodS-a lot Of Fancy Goods.
Also, one case of Florence Braids, which
he will sell at one quarter loss prices than at
any other store IN town.-Aso, fair article
Of Florence Braid BonnetS, at the low price
Of Two dollars each. Oct "a.
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eDs Notice. IN

A I am determined to sell at some price
N | offer tho best of Whale Oil, refined
and whteped, at so cts. per gallon, such ns
IS sold IL this place for so cts.
Also. Ne. 3 p. Lows Cooking Stov".
Oct "A. C.. w. ANTHONY.
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FIRE INSURA ANCE.

rU,IIE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for the BRISTOL COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE ASSURANCE CON-
P.i.Nl, for Newport and its vicinity, is pre-
pared to receive proposals for Insurance on
Dwelling Houses, and such other Buildings
as are not considered extra hazardous, on
terms similar to those OF the Rhode Island
Mutual Company, and equally favorable to
the insured. All who would avoid The con-
sequences Of confagra,on, which in SD ma
ny instances prove ruinous, and al an expense
within the means of the hnInbest individual,
have now the opportunity of doing So.
BENZ. MU UMFORD.
Newport, Oct 81, lS39.-[6m
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Hardware as,:s Gallery.
NEW GOODS.

THOMAS L. Sli EFFl ED,
Grateful for past frrors b'gs 'are 10 i!forn
has GicnJS anil "a, putiic ia general,
'EIIAT hc has taken tho nov store. et the
junction OF Broad and 5 Spring streets. tud
JUS, returned from New Work. with sncr md
fresh suppl, of chrico GROCERIES, ~hich
he i ready io dispose ~ - tow ne they can
hr purchased IN town sud hopes to fcrcr e.
= th.rr 'f ne public pajroae.r.
Apu D. lc:c.
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E.sST CAgePETING.

a fw pieces L'.t Competing Of snp"rirr
"a ou,li'v. 'hi. dsv received aud for sale
y, No. lGp Thames -,cepi. Nv
t,y.p r. SrSSfp.lS.
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artffietal .HloWsrs.

I, ECEIVED THIS DAY, at the Ladits
~ Ornamental Hair Emporium. No. l37
Thames street, a lot of Winter Flowers s,smong
which are sprigs, bunchcs, wrcaihs, &c.
Also. fifteen dozen German Cologne.
Dc, 81. J. REMOND.
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TO Let,

and immed'Gie possession giuen,
E-v-E A House in central situa.
&2::iA ;iou, oh one of the pleasuntcst
aiiiG streets in Ncwport-sui,able
Exs ssx.s..s for "A private family, or for a
boarding house, or tavern, having ten com
modlous rooms, n large basement kitchen,
md two large celars,and a rainwatcr cistrru
and other conveniences in the yard. For
further particulars and terms, apply to
JOSIAH {. SHAW.
N. B.-Four or FIVE rooms will be rented,
for few months, ready furnished.
July IL.
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10 Let,

Real Estate for Sale.
A>xA THE subscriber wishing to
ES.slM close bis concerns in Newport
nsssk8 offers to dispose Of the Dwelling
sAA4s& House, barn, and lot Of land, re-
Gently occupied by him in Broad street. on
very reasonable terms until sold it will be
rented. Also for sale, the lot of land al tho
head aud fronting on Broad street, with the
Dwelling House thereon standing. IndIspu.
table titles will be given OF both, md great
bargains to those who wish to purchase.-
Apply 10 ISAAC STALL, Taunton,
o. /; T.. ;;;:;s "sd;'i: ss;,i +: lA.' SSs'''''.
Newport, Sept. ~ 1889.
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4 o Vet,

Ind possession g,ren Immediately.
EEA THE convenient chambers in
tlesIt9 the pleasantly situated house on
saS Cuthsrine street, next east Of Bel.
loyuc House. They are in the best order
Terms reasonable. Apply to the subscriber
on the premises.
TRUEMAN b. SPOONER.
Newport, Aug. /, 1899. #.
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Nav YoRK, April q.

4 ~sAN ttARt fft
/ FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship United States. Captain
Dn,tou, arrived yesterday bringing US files
1 ii papers from Liverpool to LIST Of April.
The duty on Wheat was reduced sbil,
+ lings per quarter. There were no sales Of
Flour in bond reported; it wos offering at
Dos. to 29s. Cd. per barrel. Free Flour
was dull, and 42s. per barrel about the ex-
creme value Of the best.
On the 25th, in the House Of Commons,
ministers sustained their fourth signal de.
,,al within the last session. They were
beaten by a majority Of 10 in an attempt to
throw out Lord SANKEY'S bill for reform
| Of the Irish system of registration.
We find nothing upon the subject of the
Maine boundary question.
Dividend Eriraordindry.-in the case
p Of Mr.. Parker, bankrupt, who was well.
Known paientee Of lamps, and formerly re.
SIDED in Argyll street, Regent street, f.
hal dividend was declared. The debts prov
' ed amounted to upwards of E23,000. and
' ,be dividend declared was thirteen sir.
Eeeaths of a fdrihing, leaving sixpence and
|three six,eenihs in the hands Of the account.
bni.
The Jeps "A Hamburg paper, The Dorp.
tseitung, says, "the Jews of ConslautlBople,
have, with their Rabbi, declared tina, they
will not wal, any longer than another year
Ior their Messiah. Ii within that time he
loes mol appear, they will conclude that he
las already come, aud hen they will try TO
lscoyer by what religion he is already re.
tnenzed. The Rabbi 10 entirely OF tins
tprniou, and has even proposed to his con.
|,regaioa to profess Christianity forthwith.
LIyEKruoL CorroS MARgET, March %.
This week we have had improved demand for
l,nerioan Cotton, but holders have continued to
| lsr their stocks freely at last weeks rates, At
hIeh the market closes steadily, with the oXcep.
l. oa Of ordinary quality, the quotations Of which
c reduce ID pci h. Sake OF $4,000 bales. in
aa.rs 400 American on speculation aAl 1890
i export. Upland ) 70 g.
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olina. Tie bill. amounting 10 SIZE, was paid ny
the Treasury Department.
The "six French comfortables," liquor stand, y
swine coolers" hooks" " clarets," &c. &c. be-
ing considered nccessaries Indispensable 70 tie ac-
commodation Of +" HIS Democratic Majesfy," the
plain Democrat who superintends the Carolina
branch probably thinks himself entitled 10 these
eAoties aud ornamental plants for his garden, out
Of the public purse.
The best Of the Joke is that the public are charg-
ed $50 for Horse Chestnuts while in the very
country where the mint is situated are the finest
specimens Of this tree in the world. A handsome
sum Is paid for the Morus Multicaulis and it is
surmised that the superintendent is about to un-
dertake the culture Of silk with view TO the
mandatory Of silken purses through which here
after are to glisten the mint drops that viii be
produced at the Charlotte Branch.
En- paSsant: The Superintendent has
Just returned, after an absence Of nearly
two months. We heard it sagely remark
ed the other day, that if he could absent
himself for such length of time without
injury to his public duties his services might
be dispensed with altogether. Never mind,
sod Tip" will attend to this after the
4th Of March next.
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Wits AND TORY.

We know tina, the distinctive names ii
ven, BY some edltos, to the two great lead.
ing parties in this c,untry at this time, so
far as the Van Burchpmty are concerned,
have been considered aihcr harsh, and for
this reason We have Assumed from the use
of the term ourselves. hut finding the fol.
lowing definition given as the opinion OF
Thomas Jefferson (vho Willie considered
good authority We shall notin future re-
lrain from giving to the othg party the
cognomen that We think justly,uits them.
Mr. jefferson is said 10 have wrluu, in r Let.
ter to a friend, that the proper distincon Of par.
lies in republican government Is m Wigs
and Tories. Mr. Jefferson then goes nt,,nd do.
fines these terms as foiloSs-" The FOIES, .
he says, "arc ia favor Of strengthening th'Gen.
cral Executive Government, but the WiilG are
for strengthening the Representative branc as
the bulwark against consolidation, winch INST
ultimately generate monarchy"
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COPY OF A PRINTED LEAF.

The suIjoined document, has been lately
printed, or, rather, is now on the press, in
this city. Though in 20 respect private,
yet, as il was prepared by gentlemen for
their own use, and 10 be distributed by them
among their friends, we should not now
have placed it in our columns, but that it
was yesterday brought up in the House OF
Representatives, read, and commented up.
on, and is supposed to have given rise, IN
some way or other, TO the scene which, as
the reader will fad by reading the account
OF proceedings, became the subject of formal
notice by the House. The first part Of it,
being all that relates to the finances, is an
exact copy from Executive documeu, AS,
II. r I'd Session Of the 2Jth Congress-
Nat. Intel.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
YOUNG MEN.

Never has it fallen 10 our lot to perusc
50 splendid and thrilling all account of any
proceeding as that given of the Conyen.
ton Of Young Men held IN Baltimore Oh
the ilh instant. Every State in the Union
was represented and displayed appropria-
ate banners. We hope to be able 70 give
a synopsis Of the proceedings next week
How gratifying j, IS 10 US and must also
be to every true friend of Liberty, to sec
the demonstrations Of public sentiment thai
IS so strongly exhibiting itself in favor Of
the " Hero OF the Thames = and how
cheering 10 reflect, that although our iutc.
rests have been prostra,cd BY the ma ca.
reer Of our rulers, the day OF reckoning Is
surely coming, when those vile creatures
who have been sucking 10 replction the
blood Of the nation will have TO yield 10
a man who will administer the government
for The good Of the People aud not Of
Party.
While the procession was marching
through one Of the streets, company Of
half grown boys came up with an enigy in
a red flannel pcttcoat and attempted to
Join the procession. One Of the Ass;s-
tant MarshaIs went forth TO prevent their
joining and to get possession Of the figure.
In the attempt he was knocked down and
Killed. He left a wife and three children.
The members Of The Convention magnan-
imously pledged themselves 10 alleviate
her misfortune rs far As they were able by
contributing handsome amount Of money,
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DYED


In this place, on the eth inst, NARY TER
RISSA AMANDA, infant daughter of w. II.
and Z. VI. Wriston, aged months and IL days.
Bud Of Spring thou promised fair
To pay ten fold mothers ere
Who hoped to see thee bloom.
That hope has vansii'd dream
The babe SO late her darling theme
Now slumbers in the tomb
The sparkling eye that caught her smile
And made her fancy lor.awhile
Her bliss on earth secure,
No more shall give or own delight,
Their sparkling beams. are set in night
To beam on her no more.
The grief, the sorrow s all her own.
Thy fate indeed she cannot mourn,
For bliss supreme is thine.
If earthly cares in Heaven they know,
Plead to thy God to heal her woe,
His mercy is divine. Communicated.
In this county, on the 5thsnstant, an infant
daughter Of WIN. and Mary A. Gribblc, aged one
month and twenty days.
IN this county. ION the 81 instant suddenly,
JOHN WEEKS, Esq, leaving wife and seve.
raj children to mourn his loss. Mr.. Weeks was
among our best citizens, and society has lost
useful member.
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Republican syhig Ticket.

91~ At the solicitation of his friends
JAMES w. OSBORNE, Esq, has consented
TO become a candidate to represent the
County Of MeckIenburg in the next Legs.
lature in the Senate.
"a At the solicitation Of his friends W.
F. DAVIDSON, Esq, has consented to be-
come candidate 10 represent the County
Of Mecklenburg in the next Legislature in
the House Of Commons.
Hsr At the solicitation Of his friends J.
T. DRAFrIN, Esq, has consented to become
a candidate to represent the County Of
Mecklenburg in the next Legislature N the
House of Commons.
~ At the solicitation Of his friends,
ELI STEWART, ESQ.,, las consented to be-
come a Candidate 70 represent the County
Of Mecklenburg in tie next Legislature in
the House of Commons.
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GIVING IT UP.

The most candid and rational of the Ad.
mlnlstratiun Party, in this region, admit
that, without great change in public opln.
ION, MIR. Van Buren,, can entertain no hope
Of carrying the State Of Virginia in Novem.
ber-and, they further admit, that, without
Virginia, he cannot possibly be re elected.
Such beng the facts admitted, let US sec
what prospect there is for change IN favour
of the Administration.
10 the Session Of the Virginia | gs,a
lure, immediately following the la Hie.l
dentla! election, the Wing party were 10 50
meagre minority that they did not attempt
to run any candidate Of their own for the
seat 10 the Senate, made vacant by the re.
slgna,ion of Judge Parker, but voted, seine
for Judge VIM. Daniel, some for John W.
Jones, aud few for VIM. Rosne, the present
incumbent In few months after this cleo.
ton the bank suspension took place, and the
President came forward with his famous
sub Treasury plan. From that momen!
the Wing party began to gain and the Ad
mlnlstraton TO lose ground in Virginia.
The next Legislature met and found the
Wings still 10 a minority, the election hay
ing taken place previous to the announce
ment Of the Sub Treasury Bill. But the
Spring Election gave evidence Of a great
increase of the Wing strength, aud the SEES.
SION Of the Legislature of 1889 found the
Wing party in a plurality though not in a
majority. The Spring election again took
place and the Why's were still. on the rise,
and the last session Of the Legislature found
them, when united TO the Conservatives, IN
a majority OF the Whole-ihough, on &C
count Of the obstinacy Of three impractical
bic Wings, they were unable to elect their
Senator. This is the history Of the rise and
progress of the Wing party IN Virginia up
to this Spring, And how do the party stand
now la the last State elections, previous
to the Presidential election, hen the whole
strength Of the Administration has been put
forth, when all the issues have been fairly
made up and tried, when the merits aud
OF the Two candidates for the Press.
dency have been fully discussed aud are
thoroughly understood, the elections have
gone in favour of the Wings, and resulted
IN giving them q decided majority on joint
ballot 10 the Legislature, while they have
showed large increase of the aggregate
vote IN their favour. Such being the facts,
upon what rational ground can the Admin
found claim to tho vote OF Nlr.
gina IN the fail Can the Administration
abandon its measures without the grossest
and most obvious inconsistency Can they
undo all the evil they have done Can they
change adversely luto prosperity, and prodl
gah,y into Thrift! lfthey cannot, wbathope
is there that they can reinstate themselves
in the good opinion of people as Intelligent
as are the citizens of Virginia p! Nngluia's
present position has not been assumed sud |
denly or capriciously. 1t has been taken
gradually and after mature though, and re.
lection on the part of her people, and as it
was taken cody and deliberately, we may
infer that i; will not be abandoned rashly or
Misunderstanding Iateliigencer.
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CHARLES ON-MAY .
lost 6u Hail

q 3 ETWEEN Charlotte N. C. and Kanawha
Il D c. II. Va the right hand half Of Twenty
Dollar Note, Of the Bank Of the United States, pay
able TO John f. Maddux or order, Office of Dis.
count and Deposite in Natchez. dated June Sth
l.. Marsham, President. The letter was mailed
1888, ana No. 47S6. Tho Henderson, Cashier,
about the 10Th of February, 1887.
SOPHIA JONES.
Nay II, 1910. 33r