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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08
OLD WINES AND LI1I nRS.
{, and 3 hlli nlnrs India nadrIIl M'lnI

OLD WINES AND I.IpI nRS.
PIPE and hall pipes India HadrIia Wine
i ] do Old London DOCK CGgnac Brandy
Beng part Ofihe stock Of Mons. J. H. HrsngciI
.7sO-A general assortment 81 Old Wines al! Liquors
Madeira in pI'~-. half pipes and qr. Casks
Pale and Brown sherry, in hall pipes
Port, IN or. casks and bottles
Champagne, Clarct. &C
Old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Do Jamaica, Antigua and iIOllaln
Richardson's and Gih-on's Barley Wh>hty, Gr. &c.
Groceries in abundance all OF which Will h. sold prices
with their qualities and the hard times
April 10 ll2-ws!w WV. WALLACE.
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IrXECUTORS NOTICE-liavng qualified a. executor upon
IL the Of the late Nillrm F. Thompson, OF the city OF
Richmond Fusting. Court uf said all persons having
cam. against the Of said deccdeni hereby requested
present subscriber for settlement those ndcb
ed will pleas forward and the
wish close the administration Of said
practicable. JOHN GODDIN, Executor.
April y lli-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

JAMES RIVER AND KASAWHA COMPANY.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be received at
the office Of the James River and kanawla Company.
Richmond Va until the 9Th July for the of
Dams with River Locks 10 be built James River
lynchbure and the mouth Of North River
These Dams be built Of heavy solid
having such laid in the specifications shall dess
nate and It'll such abutnents, the Engineer shall exhibit
the plans. They viii in height from ~
Also, proposals VIII be received for the Lock Gates - Locks
between III. points above named with work similar
below l.ynchbure.
The plans and specifications said Dams and Lock Will
he read! he exhibited by f. H. Gin, Esq Engineer aud
after the 18th day OF June next his office in yncbnrg, where
contractors apply for such information viii enable th
make proper proposals.
Payment for work viii be made manner
other works Tie line above ynhburg which let No
Ncmhcr last.
The completion of the above work Will he March,
si2The timber for the Lock Gates viii hr
cured and laid away carefully the specification directs
u. WRIGHT,
Richmond, 18th april 1910, Chit Eagn,cr j. X. n. Co.
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principles that govern the Oppositlon protested and
advocated BY their great leaders, such as "maR IS
PaHe Of se!fsorernme"t '-'hs ycom""ry IF tte Bcst
are incapable IF sntyorer"mcat more they ar.
determined the great Republican doctrines OF
equal rgh,sequal privIlrgrs-eqnal protection t" all
There is notG shadow Of doubt but that the whole lin"
OF Western counties from Brook" to Cabc w!!l. b?
November next, muster strong opposition 10 tn"
who is recommended President OF the Union by
party that has always been opposed 10 every Repub
can measure since the DAYS oil Hamilton and Adams
ST lou may rely upon it. ST. if there any chang
going on now IN Western Virginia. they are certainly
IN iayo. Of the Republican cause
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE rQI'LRER-
LUNENHi RIG.
wow that the Spring Campaign is over, il mag NOT
be undressing 10 you and The public generally, TO
hear from the contest in various parts of the State
Below you Will find statement Of the gwen in
Lunenburg on the 23d inst, together with brief
,lce Of some of the sayings and doings OF Whggery
both in this canvass and on former occasions. The
poll stands thus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

EEThis thorough bred Stallion and Race orse will
~ his first al buckingham touriiu" and sill he
II
81 SeJ, il pad IN the wh!c! wall terminate
the 18th day nf July next $50 10 III oa and 81 10
the Groom In all Will be Ifnr,d and fed
and will b" taken accidents
escapes, bI re.pSnsibilI! for either
Absentee old This spring, beautiful rich bay, with.
spot. nl,ck legs aud tail; o Iue>crponabe
full five feet four inches high, and puny
blood u America sirpass-S him.
PrpGEEr-.,h>rncc col ly III" impaired horse Iushr
rough n silver Tail Icy if Achi c oui Of cogrite
ircy, toquric r famous BE, Bounce b! Sir Harry
&C.
III the spring al !t: when
,i Sw"rgs,kc Tree Hin! H. subs. nlr
$1,000 cnirnccImr. In i-iu - The week ait"r liz
carried and The Dorsey Stake. ~ started
can-tlIr second .ic
hy Col. WiEns PInn lay wing bad rider him
henr": !iat r carried 10
,.lfcld aud mile heats. which hc IN tire" heats, not
Cnni-ndIng for the fist. Time, :;i. 3e.a i1-:m ~.
Ending last heat almost three leg, having given in
the tendon VI fore IL =. IeHN JONES.
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STATIONS Lottery Office.

CkEIS In all The Lotteries, and really lucky
at STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
Drawn Nos. In Alexandria Lottery No Is drawn April 81
: Il Is - "a % 20 ~ l6 - 10
Ticket Nos y 3, another sold and casledby
STR,T1oS.
Drawn Nos In Va Welsburc Lottery No l. drawn May .
10 Il 81 81 Ii Is "a % eS 30 9 10
VIRGINIA wELLSBURG LOTTERY, Glass C. for ls4o 10
be determined BY the drawing Of the Town Hall Lottery
ahd class No Is 10: 10 be drawn Baltimore Saturday
MAY IL, 1910
BFrltr.Sr scurMr-l p1r of $4,000 ooaO 10000 5ooo
1000 $500 1890, $500, aoV0 50 Of I0, 500, Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters 81.
Certificates Of packages Of p Whole Tickets $40
do. a.. o Half dn
10 Quarter do
SBoers from lie country promptly and condcntialy
tended TO- ( addressed Ia y. TRATTON,
May ) lao-1l Richmond, Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

ITO PLANTERS seudin. their Tobacco produce
Richmond, forwarding BY thc Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company:
Produce the Railroads South Of Petersburg: will, If
directed b, forwarded Richmond delay. II should he
consigned the Depot Agent Petersburg Mr. SQuircs, who
viii attend forwarding it, and will pay the Railroad freight 10
Petersburg, aud the draSage forwarding Of 10
per freight OF this Road will be charged b; the Agent
aud received WIN thu freight and draSagr.
This COMPANY viii bs liable for accidents "s. except
1S Al present on IL Road.
The also forward Richmond, Tobacco and
other prodCcr by the APPROXIMATION River
Frrig; Tobacco, 81 ir 10
Nay =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

THE OLD SWAN At YORK .ToWN-so celebrated IN the
days of s former proprietor Lawrence Gibbons for all Of The
Injuries oil this life, whether please the palate The eyra
been kept Tor the last II months correspondent 10 lis former h.
epue Is yet commencing itself Ia the consideration of full and
free public patronage Suitable bathing houses being erected
and preparation is making for the entertainment ofcunany
by the day week. month"; through The approaching IL
bc bar, beds, and oSlr supplied IN the suitable sly
carriages and horses furnished the shortest notice Indeed
presents numerous advantages summer eSorts
modaon will be found cheap heretofore
most fashionable It's heaness Is equal 10 that OF other
of this pennsua-u proof nj this IL
state, that family from Richmond spent the whole Of last
August, frw days, said house. and after enjoying
proving health all the while returned home restored by the Salt
Bath Passengers transported 10 and from Whynnes WHARF
James River puncualy being nn emlrs thence For further
particulars facts and circumstances connected herewith
ply to WILLIAM NELSON.
Ap q llG2aw Inns law2m
~ The National Intrllgence requested copy the
and send their account; To this office for collection.
ID ETiIERFOORD MILLS AND MIDDLETON MILLS-The
IL James River and kanawa Company DESTROYS 10 lease The
Rutherford Mills Richmond Tor the ensuing For
terms. apply o Gen. Bernard Pcyton OF Richmond.
The Company sale Middleton Mills
River, Fuvanna. For apply John II.
Cooke, Winn-y lille, fluyunna County
Richmond, 18th April 1910.
Ap2l llG--tlstJ
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GcrLitcnts NJ -lfr. Linn prrlr III.

Certificate a Mr.. Ishdm Prclc'.
trained and Absentee 1881 and thought him the finest
colt and think 1" take him for speed aud holtnm
a colt In The trial overthc Tree Hill Course
he HI, hs >wcrPakc he made t!. best
time ever knew. ISLAM RI CkETT.
IIn-MsN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

PENITENTIARY MANUFACTURE.

OOn pair Of Heavy Russet and Waxcd Upper Leather
oVOU Bngues aud Shoes suitable for lahorcrs and House
Srvan,S-niade Of the best materials For sale, Pcnirnai
store. lith
March - ln.-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

c0O ACRES OF excellent Land in BEDFORD County Virginia
OOO within $50 yards of the Courthouse, sale Two hundred
FIRST tobacco land clear and rlrndd ncrrd
Near 10 clUycr aud other IL we'll watrrd has I
well chosen apple and many peah and other fruit trees,
large barns shielded all round. and thasng machine
and houses BRICK
Liberty the Courthouse III said Comfy has large Female
Academy successful operation excellent, male school,
efforts making 10 bn large male adcmy brick churches,
and fourth abou; commencing
sci! House and Lot lLcIiy uil view q
plantation. The dwelling mostly II h!rk has good
with ire places. hnck Office with kitchen, sta
tr and hcr all "h!a llH yarJ Of the Courthouse
Thu whole property, rrr pan, would ,rtt >una
p,ni", farm III, w! sill bar gaia IL aid property
good terms the al my
Those drin purchase viii pleas cal
and ,iew the pr"ph" III. bette! io .'rc
purchaser. II viii be cnnaianti! lot sale nitI sold.
WILLIAM COOK.
Apl0 lla-wsw Ldbcfr, "a, an .7pr!, l. TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

NrANTEDi situation y teacher "fthr French aud Spani-i
W Languages, Frenclntn who has been engaged fo
several in BOARDING School Of Pennsy yania. aud
several Institutions Of tl- cry few lines address 10 /. l.
N the office If this paper, will be- immediately attended
The best reference will he given.
May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

! HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
,U,S ELLIS * SONS have received by arrivals from Liver
u . and the Ill supply oil Hardware and Cutlery
which they their and country merchants gene
ray favorable terms :, =,
An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

.lnoher- "Haaa,rha Co., april q
"Ma Bryant s elected in Mason and Jackson. We
have elected Republican in Logan-givlng rs g:in
Of two. In November next, Western Virginia will b"
true to the Republican cause The people are eagerly
seeking Information, and the they know o; The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08
Election Correspondence.

iECDNAC.
The following is a correct statement of the polls in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

'h''Eb >iucK FOR salE.-Onr Durham Short Horn
i'fe' durham Short Horn Bail Calf two S"ith
- >".sral par nf Sufty PcS.-A,o, some haii-ho"d
...'"h sly. and irec quart. blood Durham Cattle, iT
-' ~ ''ia "Ec6v,r Dam" ia t:,"cllnnd county
CoEB!N WARWICK.
"@a'3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

IOuN r. COOKE will regular atrndane' on th'
y Circuit superior Court OF La" anu ~, ~ -,
IT, on The fir, day OF ensuing winch VII commence OF
| Monday. the llth of May.
| ."nn "''' ~ ll5-laTiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-08

PuSTPONEMENT
J. l..
Niy I. Esd G.N.J.
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lanes RIVER AND KANAWHA CoMPAAl.-Ai',tha' et
j vii be received a, Office Of the Cninian! ut' 'n
,y nc, for kr,nnr the Locks on the me m inc ,"""'
Tween Richmond and the Water Works DAM al
IN, keeners Of the Guard Lock and three LII Lks AZ
ny, ~ IN Guard k nj Madens Adventure Dam vi the Ian
LIZ next below Cars,ille Guard Lock q, I'VE kvhr
collectors of Tolls
b. n.Se' Of 'os fes''eh' a1 b. CHITTESDEN, Secretary
i'o-%a"'@N''1
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>"runi tArtico- spacious
4s' l M rar-. All The "n houses, NJ quar-.
' ' au- arc house, barn, with wheat machine. all IN
'- ugT AID ~. fnclrg> very substantial. There |.
.~ua sue another large and c"umcou- dwelling horse
@ Thoroughly repaired win all the necessary out houses
. tss: mt Inch would render The division OF the
ius Who m1y wIsh 10 purchase are invited to 's'
WM. gANKHEhn.
~
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= ,Dn ERY-Hard Solder Stuups and BIS, Ano'er ont
= side Stiuups and Bits English morsteS mr' Sr"
inn Web Sanders Seces Fine Steel and fatrd spiIs Harness
Wunnr If every description, English Heads ana Eens aa
h"'t,,'@a - y" . ~, WM :. HANSEII & son,
- I1,soml Philadelphia
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Sin Sauienb purras fir &ecraia !!
Der 9taat lit serettet, aub Ser Suoen
brid3t Ole Ketten u!
9Sir BADEN Die Ssriebte pen 63 gauntss
in Georgia prr uns, melbs f1en 6arriicn cine
WleWbst BON 50s1 ct. 9sbsn. SIR bic @es
fsessbun9 css Staats baben bic wbisS jest
ibon pier3is 6lieocr sewonnen, mas fs
in 9tanb isssn pirb sinsn Bbs Ser. Staas
ten Ssnatrr su er,pdbIen.
Der Sie9 in Morplano befati9t
9Sir baten fernsrs Bsritbts bon DlarpIano
srDatsn, me!dae Die in pSri9er 1Sebe an9sssbss
ncn nur fsifsr teitdti9sn. Die 9SbisS ba5rn
sinsn triumpbirenbcn gie9 srrun9sn. Ss bas
ben eins Olcbrbsit lit tsjosn 3psiesn Der Gss
tes9ebun9, fis ttsbsn i'm Sauit Ger 9sls9otsn 3
iu unb I'M Ssnat 2 Sul. 90 wsit 70 gut.
alt NlarYlanp iff ftr 9tnu9.
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Gl-Iuf Der eritsn Ssits bisisS Slattss fns
bet Der Fsitr Den intre6anten Srsfpsebtl swis
scl. 81. m. Scbnicn uno W1ajor @arncal, cen
mir uniern esfern sur beipnbern 9urtbfbt ans
empfsblen. 9Sir fommcn stmas ipdt NIT oics
fem Sriefpeblel aus Der llriads neil mir err
martstsn, cas elmer ODER tsr nnbsrs unfrer Qcs
frfcfcsDrufsr un5 eis1tr OhDs tIterbcbsn
whrss. Sisft leerrsn publiSirn fOnit 9(Qs5
paS tcr Gclcncl pcn General (Sarrifcn fnSt,
iis mo9ten aber bieisn Srief an ben D1ajcr
sarnsal nibt Su publissren-,pat.fbsin!itb
neil er Die refine fOa3rbcit entbdlt unb Sss
ps9sn nibt in ibren &ram ra6t.
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2fuS litbten fir bic Yref feentcnpobl.

9te foIscnoen GtNaten batcn trrsits Bel
ben estaebateucn Bablcn pas 9Weaillunss
urtbeil ibcr San Surtnism aueselprcthsn,
uao mir m6sen ftter srmartrn, pa6 fie ibre
Stmmen Olebrbsit fir 5arru'cn uno Stcs
form aebcn iperbe,l, ndmliCb:
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Nsabins, ben 20, Oetebsr, 1910.
Er&DaDIer Geftel.

Senatcrial.
.Jobn Nnoreas Sd,ulsn qptomin9 81.
-Jofepb Nitncr, Cumberland So.
Siifrifte.
qepis Yabmcn, - SoDn 9i6Icn,
2 cobn y. 8stbera 13 Scbn M'Seebam
Sbcnas p ScpH ID Sptn Neer,
8 Soma. Dillingham; Is 9libtEl 3. 9Gilfon,
d 2mrs @1niafsr, 16 9esr WioSlesrpartb,
sJcDn s.. 3tilrL II Gcrr9e Bafer
q. 81. 9R'Slpain, Is Sernoro @rltap,jr.
s 9tpbert Stinfen 10 Scfepb NNarflc,
sSm. g. S?rnerie, 20 Suffice 8. Scropcs,
s. Ssnfins 9tpE 81 S.lt. I. 81 'Seilan
8 peter Silbtrt, % Soarmar 9snnp,
8 9Gilom Aobams, % Soiepb Suflin0ton,
10 ScDnS3arpsr, "a Ssnrp 8laf,
IL 2Sm.W'sSIpain 25 Sebn DID.
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WClitt i(te Serfamml,,noen.

9Sir bsmerfen mt Gsr9nitgsn ZEN outer,
Gsiit tsr 9s9snwdrli9 unter ben 8rsunotn ess
Generals joarripn in Ssrf6 @auntD btrrid)t
Im scri9sn SamfaSs fanssn hrs politiitbs
Gsriammlun9en Statt, mslcbe trpe Der lin.
frsunolibfsit peS oSsttsrS iebr joblrsib marsn.
Cine bieitr SsrfammIanaen, psld)s mir @es
!s9tnbsit battsn bsiju,pcbnen mar an Serns
bare'S oSirtbSbaufs in 9uSeem6manor Sauns
fblp, unb mir fanhen mcbr mie mir erpartes
tsrn bab AUDI bic Ssmobnsr ssr 8lofbitRn
erwabt lino une iitb NIT nns i'm Strsbsn fir
before 3sitsn psrsinissn.
Die anoers Serfammlun9 mar an Gtai,'s
@irtbebaufs in Sunru Gaunfhip, 100 slsidbs
tsltls sln SrsibeitS Baum ;u gbren S2arrifpn6
eurb feline Srsunbc aufssifsat muros.
Die 8erfammluns tsa sippseancss@lub am
Gamifas Absne mar sbsnfoa6 unSsm6mlid)
jablrsb.
Gs 1T tu errarten, eab bieie Nnl1rsnaul,s
gen CUTE Srilbte tra9en wsrosn.
0yllnfrs Srsunes wsrbsn nidt Sraeen,
tas am udd)lfcn Sanifaes cine 0srIammlun9
cer Trsunoe 9arrlons in Sernpills asbalRn
psrten ,virb. -Jsbsr Der fam ipate bew cbnsn.
Cine dDnlihs @srl,nlmlun9 pire am 8rsis
tag Rabmitta9 am lQaufs zen Sesrman 8earb
in &oteien Saunfhip 9ebattsn Wsrhen.
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"0ie Se9nunaen tauisnter BON 9Geibsr uno
&incsr Die 9erettst ppn ben GfalpisrmcfNrn
barbarider 2Gilbtn, ,mb non zen mob nNbr
barbarifhen Nroftor ruben auf Sarriion
uno ieiner brapen 2(rmec." - Siucn Gd)nsis
bsrs SOtibaft an Die Ssiee9sbune, om 10.
9ecsm6er 1913.
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GrWdbler
Schn 2lnorea5 Sbulae.
cJoiept 0iituer,
9spis VaGmore,
eSchu Nrtee QBetherill,
-Strma6 y. Cope,
Jpnatbar DILLINGHAM;
Nmo5 Gumater
2lbrabam u. 81 Slpaln
eSobn 6. 3eiltn,
sNObert Sttllion,
oEilI,ain @ S>euCrlr
:. Jenfln5 0Icb,
pefer Tllbert,
QEilllam Npbam5,
Srbn 5arper,
. MlItiam M'Slpajn.
SUhn GtflOn
Schu M'&cebaH
eJphn NecO,
9llttel .. 94ilfou,
Jter WIrole6narth,
G)ror9c QBaIfer,
SernalO sOunellv, jun.
sScispb Olarfle,
eSufus O. Vorepee,
9b0mos 81, 6. WtGennan,
Sarmar Ocnnp,
Solepb Burlington,
Senrp Vlaf,
eSOhn Slf,
Nlle 3cttcl anf ,pelebeu ftb niett bic pcNs
lnSabl 0lamsn, eper irssno en- anosrer fin.
ct ltnD rbnc Ausnebme f a | tt. Scrrr,
en pcr Snfaa Gin irItes in Die Sipee fnbrt,
lite ttb ,pcbl talTeIbe ciujusstsn. 9ie
B Bathlamftitesgrmmtt in alien 3auus
dips nno 9ifrIften, ,perpsn biulinsllcb nit
5timmjtttcln (sifcts) ptrItben lsi,, nnb
'ir eriufbsn bic rslp. Wlitallersr pcrlsIbsn ja
edit auflnerfiam auf pre pfieGten ;u ie,u,
uf ra6 biz Wistbliu9e Oct rerpcrtenen Iems
'rbaltcrltbaar fsins Geleacnbrit batcn mts
sn, lbrs ssmiRnl!eb Snitfe 81 ipiclsn.
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"9Sir molten nibt untsr snem 3a9boftrn
pbtr 8errdtber ciensn-fpnSern untsr sinsm
(6arriicn) Der ittbIclbit berpieS alS rlu3 pors
liebti9 uno brap.
Sid5aro ~. -Jobnfon,
geSsn,pdrti9 Giee Yrsfbsnt osr Ser. Staatsn.
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DUO %. sU7eBtDeIt unbet0nnt.
Yenuippanien wabrlheinlib ebenfaas.
0(TSisie bier ansefibrtsn Staatsn 9sbsn
cine Srpdblsrjabl pen l7s, resr 40 msbr lpis
Su SarrjfCn6 Wabl erfcroerlcb fnb. Obns
pise 1T e9 fnit fiber eab Scarriipn bic Grwib:
lsrltmmsn Der frl9snbrn Gtaatsn srbdlt, NAM,
lb +: 9tsu Oerf nit AZ; Olaiirbuirt5 NIT IA;
GsnnTte NIT Is; Sainr;8 nit 5 uno WlNbi:
gan nit mas Suianlmsn 70 Stimmsn aus
macbt oosr i'm 3uiae sum 257 Slimmsn in
2lGem. Oa NUT 14s Stimnsn jllr wabl sis
ns5 Trslipsntsn erfrrcsrIib inb 10 babsn mir
no6 100 Stimmsn um etpa sSrfpnlmsnbc
Ssrluits ;u bsdsn. 21er jpsifslt nun nod
oaran eas Gsn. jearrilen srmdblt piro?
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Sreimdnner baltet i'm Gee6btniG
tas Martin Ban Sursn bafilr ifinlnlts, Hben
armen wsihtn Mann ien @timmrsbt ju psrs
fa9sn."
rSreimdnner beeenfet penn ibr
sum 5timnfa,ten scbet, ros MartinSan
0ursn Safhr lfinrmts, "baB rsibs Nsssr pas
9tmmrsbt Batsn isltsn.'
GNaturaliGrte Silrarr-ernnsrt sud,
am 9Dablta9e an Die msrfwiroiss 8smsrfuno
bic Martin 8an Surn in Der @pnyentcn ;ur
0sraneerun9 Der @cnlfituticn bsS 9taat5 9{su
Oerf mabts: Husldnecr nerocn unfern
wablsn 5baner anitatt 5ssen brins
gen!
Grt11artin Dan 9uren uno Ole ar
men 2cute.-Sie Nrteitsr iratsn Gdb bei Der
cSabl an ben unpsr9eblben fbdnblibsn Nuss
oruf erinnerny bsiIen lib Gan 8urn in Der
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w,.nIserox CRY, Jan. 26. 1870

tlTf, Jan. 20, 1871
Sunday-and cold and clear and bright The ave-
and streets we're threnging with people to- ay
all going to church. Some going 20 attend divine
service at the Captol-some going hear the great
pulpit orator, sr. Coodmaa; and others lockiDg to
ST. Johns, the fashionable church in West End.
1 have been visiting my Congressional acquaint.
snces, instead Of being wiser and listening TO COED
sermon. found my friends mostly at home, some
writing letters TO their constituents and wives, and
others consulting en- the state Of the nation. The
Virginiaus opening the Southern mail, and
calculating the chances OF Mr.. Riyes' election at
Richmond. The Georgians were concocting strong
resolutions against the reception Of abolition reu-
tons. The Nulliiers were deciding ON the ground
they would take in opposition to the proposed mea
for the governme 20 assume the debts OF the
states, and take for remuneration the proceeds Of
the pablic lands The Western men were franking
Judge Burnett's speech in favor Of Gen. Hsrrisop,
in large naInbers; and reading aloud the most fat
tering letters from Ohio and Tennessee in favor OF
TIM Harrisburg nomnstion; ell going TO confirm the
news that Harrison is sweeping the whole west be-
fore him. Quondam Jackson men, Van Buren, men,
Clay men, all united there, on the hero Of Tip
pccanos
must leave Won To the papers, and your cengres-
sona reports for the proceedings and scenes in the
House Of last week The sub treasury bill has been
forced through the Senate-ayes "a nays Is Had the
body been full, il would not have passed. Mr.. Web
ster md Mr. Tallmadge arrived last evening The
election OF Senator IN Virginia has been postponed
until next Wednesday, the 18th instant. The delay
IL 10 thought, will be favorable 20 Mr.. Riyes. Mar
Speaker Hunter, SEINE also think, may be elected
The Committee n Elections of the House, are dis
GUESSING the point, whether they shall make pre-
lminary report on the prma facie evidence before
them, which enttle the certificate men TO take theii
seats. The Committed % Foreign Relations, in th'
! Senate, are considering the Name Boundary bust
ness; and not few anticipating squally times OF
l that subject.
There is ramon in certain quarters, OF some Ins
\ undertaking having taken place between Mr.. fo'
and Mr.. Forsyth, IN the last day or two-how Dir
Fox said, in note, II Mr.. Ruggles resolution
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did not see that energy exhibited that have seen
at former fires. There were toe many boys dragging
the engines, and not enough Gremen. Where were
they And had those who did the work, put out the
fe properly Ct the time they left nthe rs instance,
two millions OF property would have been saved
They were in too great hurry to get off; and they
came near burning up whole block.
Let us, therefore, after this have the Fire Depart
ment recognized, on the paid plan. lie. Us have
sufficient number Of able. bodied men, well paid,
whose sole business II shall be to attend to rss; aud
then we shall have only one fire where we now have
live; and one dollars worth Of property burnt up
where We now have thousand. This u the only
way TO reach the evil. r ~. +,