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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
VIRGINIA. FOWL.

50 Roles hri,n g. th- Clerk once ofi.. C,i,,,,,
sup r'"r t.ufi - l-sv apd Ch-ncrf, fnr = De-.
'n' eoua'y to- irst N1.d., a. Az usi. iStu
H'nry siau5, a',.gHss II .Vlrir, Di,Geabtara,,.
PLuvTIFF.
AGAINST
Hiram BoEf aHf f,sst Z,ei.r yryiqe-r. trading go.
~ ~ fun ~ B-yi y ziyisf. and UiH4a,
num- D. rEsDaNrs,
~ CUANCERY
yH'HF DEFENDANTS. nrm B,,d ..d l..
cob Liti,r. 90 bat,rg entered taeir 80
o. araii,r. -.d rttru srrauty act.rtfre t4 t..
60 Ht a.s'iH4is s.t see ruirs os tsIs s.uit
n1 % spp.ffns hy safisf ,rtofy tpfsrr. tst ti,.,
". nHt lnhshlt,uis ~ fhls r.uHtf, Ht4sf,t~,.y
lh'i tl'" ed fci' isn'' io sppr-r D.. tiir frt
st ~ utc n'tttrFrl. snd usstI fite bill ufth- ts,
80 s"d trt copt 81 ihi. ofi. br f,tti,. ,,i, co.,
"rttd 900 s'mr "esf..sgfr tHbis.lp-f ia Ih.tt..
iHHn. iHf tfu nehtls succtsttvtis. suf r,a.t.a ~
~. irn' '"ar u th, e.ui-house Boz u.e sell toas
"a thail rst1sh
a iHrt ffstr
U0bEAI G. Known. car.
Auzur CD. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
CLARKE LAND

FOI. safe.
:; WISH to self, very Valuable FARM
- situated 10 the County Of isrkr. sd az
joining the lard. Of Nessrs John and Joss ph
Sntths James Grtxg., &c sc Ths FARO, II.
within n,i,e aud hlif Of Thom ,s on's Depot,
and contains
800 acres o. strong Lime
stone land.
EiSLly or niassy OF Whioh az. ~ TiWhsr. tA,
haiaare IA tias stslc Of cult, .ti5n--IUU acres
beautifully set IN clover. Thi. - one Of tho
VeFy best grass farms ~ the Nglic, and pro-
duecs wheat, cora, rye. aud oats. equal al least
t. any n the ueishbOurhuod. az the netshpor,
can testify. The imp OVensnt. are trirrabir
Peshsp' i mis- ht save trouble To- state the Price
snt terms of payment, I will tx. uiue thou
'ahd dollars for It. on.-,hird "a hand, the bl.
lance 10 six oqusl a1nual Payment., Bearing 10
ierest from The date
W. W. THRoCRNORToN.
August 81. i3iO-U
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NEW STIRRING q SUMMER

GOODS,
- VIZ subscrt1sr hss just reformed from ths
North ani is speHi6g e spirnd q and vel
selected assofimcui a.
DIy Gqofg, Groreriss, H4rl-rqre, III.
C.i4a, Gia1S oqi Qauf-u1rs
I'll ofvh'eh viii 6ssoia very Low. W.
Cool bf Sgz1r 90 CO csla,
N4iass-t. ~ Jst srars
y sSi-a.le savage Cotioa. n 90 rasts
CaHsocs, ~ O., {. 10. sud l2t esnt.--fs,, 20.
l0urs
Bsaehs1 iiasn Cio.h. Eve ED Q & y,s. =,
i'n esnis .--ani BIS saufa sjath on eq4siiy sr.
cor odatirE terms
TIE recent Purchases, stied % nv f,,~.sr
si0ek comprre every srifis ususlly keft ,a 4,
country siors ny rustousrs sd tfr pstt..
are rtqussic1 o. cell end examine f,r hen
selves - an confident tscy ean be- ssitsd
Also On hard. q gooi supply q
q. .Ham, and jlotcn SUI, douJ1e-yefn(d
Table SAT-, Fish, Tay, Sc, Sc,
together sitb slmos' srsy sriisls tsst cen BE-
named
nt~PnoDUCE ssa TaabE ~ svsry ss
scfirilan, takes IN sHshsnfc Cor goods 10 ne
msfkst price WI ~ CHICHESTER
suae.li Point Juns ~. Isto
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

suiphatc Of Quinine, &C.
M ere noF RECEIVING fron Ptdstsfptia
Esnefai supply of Tfuh DFass I'D
.asfieiarr. fneiaiinE q large sts.E n q9,..rs
aofphta. EuEiish Csiausf ant other srfirls.
adsPiee % ne disetsss ~ ne ssa.on
Aogus, 8 1880 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
BALTiHnRE, e Libsriyst,
Ern II lao

BALTtunRE Iibsrtyst,1
Fro - i-ay
st-F'' To r. P.yor s Co -Grntlrm.n
viliingly compl, 9Th ,oar r,gur.t a. ftfni.h
.t-i wsut ot ti,- ~htch ,nar Drsp,Frir
'1HritL ~as usei sfii 50 much ..is4nt.sr g.
hf..H' iiius Nv uttc- NJ. W.li.c-. bsi been
siirrin< &c so,rsl mpitit, NADER - tt.u 81 s,ntr-
toms, sesh ~ uspaii1 di,at th vnfst form, e ~,
i.p-i', w defective app ttr, iur,aifrI g. staf
ls"ku-r, d'"lhs, &c. lhs-r uu-lttr.ss y 60, ~
'ep-th fiifee bs greet 81 tntr,t. sI,.t
i.s'.rs' ~'d "Tr'uus Ps'tsitsr. ~Lir s,sr, .r,.ic
80 iip~fd even s-frf. y liYN 81 O., di.,,..fr.
Pf'H Nhir 90 uHf utHaitp". trend psh.irg
through H.ii'HTtr 80 h.i rcsile,l tu ,auf ststr
tHh sss tsrifr s.fh ,ts Ell g. 4Itit.f t,, ssr ~
o. Uir ~ "b.s Dlsiitsti kuLn s, I.,.r'. tb,s.
prIi'c 'rfitai. = ihs 60 q sht,h D.. B. To- d-,s.
gave great feii,f. .nd fs.l, ,l-.db.r
P'iiLtMoS TOWsON.
Nv sirs nv having ,..e .fa..t-l 10, y, .pep.
be- Hfi Sea it.a.'-,ffa i.r. f.I..f .It... s.. b.
d7erd g. at~ o., D,..bs,h. f.. ...t P.,or.s
- 'p'p'is t-fdi-i vith ,rt'rc relief ~ ~ tpr
q, ,,f4nis % O.s tts..se h.s. s..i "a .,i 90
Fl,te feiiri BOZ atrsr-l Dc ~ thri,c sIso
JO-Eru UIGGs.
f.nrlii o' frrlrr'sk 90" Nd
Mrsieo ffa~iofd CO.. oai', ~ ~. 1882
BY J,is, Pwsurv
Hs',oz Ish'ar.I ffs .ustt ~ tr.e under ts-
fanE' nrnf OF fh- ht.r ar.lf taufd itii ptu .f.d
sIrrarts fl ere Hf. hasl..i,. ed r.,ts,iti.af o..
i- h.f~ris go ,t.i- .. a.. t.ss af~ b.,i, 90 o..
g. 81
anich aiuf8s4 uc tI.IH. t.I.l
nm PiTIENgFH
l.uurrlt 81 ffeltft.t ,l. ~.
Tim1, Ohio. F,b tstb. Isss
tNfFHEs ffNC CAsr
Aiy ~ hai b1.u afli. ir.I 18th rtr.air sr.-.
tfH ~ Co., tttf Zoe s-ttfs ttts f.f s..F.i.rt b..
frrc psin in CO.. FHt, ahi..if.rs rtf.ta.as ssr .s
Dr. 'sst = 'he nfst &C. ,tr Assi paia ,h. r4.
ntari' rim HlffsstrH. bed apf.rufr 500 a. hitt -
~ ih.f tfszf uf dfssssr rsn,fnrrrsH B.s u..s-
frti. F'H sst frynf's D. Dol. Ffir Cordial g. ti.
ft ~ eco haifira tie ass Lei e. Itirf o.. sit,
thsn g. trttrsl years. a.f ss.if .sia stis1T 90 s
-rfsrr tuffss ~ Co. fs.,if istt as-si it s t,s
fru.g u t5lfns Maftas usffflts saf ff.iir
80 pf-itFi r-irf tbp4 o. itIis
seness 20. Ohio. D. tNb. isIs
90 th- Mrflstne sf..fFtl
e. HHh5IUNa. Frtdrriek CHy. ~
JAMES BROWN. Azrrf.
thati,s,su. Vrgs
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$40 REM nm

rHNHE rrdersgned. with lev more ~ tfr,r
Nhlg frerd.. erected nc TIE B'sez.sn.. if.
1aop ~ Nf A1fahpn Snyder. H4rfisn Ps.s
"i'b 'pisefI flag dnliirs ihefslfs.a. o.. ,as
s"d Flesfntrt ~ tsso amaJte 1ourr WbIr d..
di~' ~ the Gc.zhborlord. poo the TIsx vs.
il1 tFeaty sos sisfs. -obc Itti.s don tut fr.a.
.he auf'i r9s thst we're hsanar from SIC
Elti ani iron tte Wssl. taIa tIH.Eh fe-.
-ifatft through ibe mist ond afsumed ns - .ri-
- bfrhafcv .--slsg ne naelrs n usfrsa1 and
iJier tho HOPE n COZ Caua. ~ iotsriasd mere.
on. On TO ristt II us lltb iost. hsrtsrr.
some eawsrfiy aUd temaHso ranE a. dssfard-
lf blood ho1ti. rsiae. utrh sss,y decent u.sr.
Fonan su1 child. had roae ia tske ths rsstttst
God desigusd them 20 Do 1nd. Urn stua.ia,h
a'fsr bored Through ne Pole un'h nf,iI-
~ .0 stealing tle Fiar
~ ne psrpstratofs = iris ioT. msa'. gss
s'hismpi ,hie act have nos as yet Dsss aa-rs-
hehard ihis BE- io fItr sotist. thlt t.s aaate r.,
-s,l ~ ~ Fsit o. a1y person or persons ete
-hi t"fhith sarh evidence as aiII blIrr NsrE
ienasfs ~ receive Sos funishmsst sE,eh th.
Piofiaei Tor fssuss srd u.tn stt usess-
J0iLT ECTO.N
Sept ~. Isto '""'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
Causes of Dyspepsia.

his disease often origInstcs FROM a habit Of
o'ef!0lding or disi-udt"g the stomach by eA.
ees'Ve eaiiug or drinking. or Vety Protrsctrd
periods Of fasting, an tndpieut or ei,utsry late
80 wbich ~ eNereise g, sGordrd 10 the nu.ru.
lar hhr"s or mrntsl fscuities. frsc. grlef snd
deep Anxiety, taking too freq Gently stopg purg-
inc medicines, d,ssnteTy, wi,csrrnge,. inter
n,itiert and .psssnujic sGectrous Of the stomach
sud bowels the most common Of tho latter
s'p-es are late hour. sud the too fg,queat use
/ OF -P'r',uou, hquors
SYMPTOMS.
DlsP.psis may ae Described from wart Of
appetite ~ unnatural aud ss.s acio,i. one. nau-
sea, somet1nss bilious Uapiftng sudden and
transient Ai>teasIons oi tho stonis after eatng
scid and Putrescent rturtations, water bach
Pnius 90 tho region II the stomach co.tiyruesS.
/ Paip'tsion o. the heart dikxiness sud din.ne--
"i SIGHT disturbed rest. frvnUrs mentaidespo pow
Idency Efficiency, srBsu. usrypus irriiabiI,,y
cniliress, .aiowne-, 81 com pie xian. opprrsstan
alter eating. general languos and dsbnry tn.
disease will also very often produce gbe sick
fhe"ische. - proved bY the experience Of those
+ sho have suffered oft
/ TREATMENT
! The principal nhjscts to ue Kept ib view are
I Is, 60 free lhe stomach and inicstiucs from Of
/ fenditE mttcrisis - 10 improve the tome ~
ne digestive organ. and energy OF the .sstsm
o" rem vinz np&ru,i. matters from the stousrh
and o1yiIttrz c1.tiscnss- NtuIent dra.trts
pnrgatites should nc 'o,drd aud those sprrieit,
s"'''''d be W-rd sbIeh act gently. snd fsihrr b,
s'hrhnE ti'e per.ttlile lsotion- - The Intestine.
q" me" reEulariiY Of hetitb, thsu ~ irritating
thrm % isbPstsus exeitsmert There !. 90
meiirine better adapted 70 the completion II
'h's fhan Or - r HARLiCH's GFRuNN
( APERttNr PILLS 20 tr1 prove TIE fuoeti,n.
o' The dehrit'iei Organs ard iuyir0fste the So
Ten generally no medicine 10. ever hcsn Co.,
ffon,a-r,lY eh lc'o's ~ Or HARtICu'>
'0MPDCND ToNtC SrRFN.TtttNtNG
Pulls whose soiuiar, Influence in rs.tariss ths
digestive organ, 81 hesltbv arfien aad rec.
tah'F'h'"E health snd stxpr in eRfsebisd sad dt..
pePiie eons'in,inas, have gained the Implied
"'nhir1ee pf tf~ npst emifrrt 90, ,iriaas. a.4
~ Unprecedented puhiic iestimouy Remro,te,
~ HaHtic"s teH'pauad Tsnie s'resrihea ~
FHi' ''cy IRE pot up 90 snaii packs win faii 90.
rstti0nt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

From d. Rer. nil.ian Runn.l,.

From ihs Rsp. uIian RuRn,A.
Having frequently used tue Dy,prpl!c CorJisl
prepared by DR.. Brrspsrh. kuhn sud Pryor.
Tor sick Head Ache, with relief have Go hc,l-
tane> 20 pronouuoing 4 good remedy for that
dnea-e WN RUNNELs.
Thin, Ohio, June 1T. Is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
From he R.t Le-ns,dB. Ce.L.s.

~ TT NJ " ~ ~ NE'E'N-
have confidence ~ tna Dyspepuc Cordial
prepared 10y Drs. Dresbsch, Kubn and Pryor
" has been used IA my fiuiy Tor sick Head
Achr, and severe Rheumatic Pains. affecting tie
shGpider sUd Che,t--snd bas afforded immediate
AID apparently permanent frhcf
LEONARD q. GURLEY.
TiGin, Ohio, 1883.
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VtrsiIaia, 10 Wit:

September p, 1870.
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NoOi Wanted.

VIII Ers -i my store ia snsfis.tss, ...
hEafr mafkef pfire. Tor aar s...t... ~
~astsd gl yaehshed WOOL
Nss VI Ialo
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WOOL.
w ehl Eite thr btlarst ustsst ,,.,. q
WOOL. , & g. r. nUlltE
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Apso., 1910
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WOOL

w 'ns'sf,hr' siii gss tts rbs.i rsfssl
price Tor WooI BAL Kgyf4
fharisftasa trns ~. 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10

RY Virtue of Deed of Trust bearing date the d day of jan
- uary $780, and recorded in the Clerks Office of Essex Coun
the day and aforesaid between Robert NJ Pill
cher and Susan A. his wife, Of the first the subscriber Of The
second part and Richard j. Muse, William A. Wright and Eliza
beth Pitcher of the third pa shall proceed SELL the high
bidder the premises for ready money Tuesday, the 18th
of December next fair if the fair day there
after (Sanday c1epd Tract parcel of Land held
said u Pitcher simple containing bundled
acrcs situated in the said County, about miles
from the village of Tappahannok, c seat OF justice in said
County, which Immediately the RappahaRnock River. The
Tract grounds well adapted 10 the culture Of all the
staple products The portion of Virginia aso all the
said Pitchers undivided interest another called
Cutchcds not very from the former Tract which his
died seized and possessed The said Robert NJ Pitchers
undivided interest in hundred and eighteen Of Land
contiguous the first mentioned Tract which consists of high
land and low grounds with comnodous Brick Dwelling House
thereon lately completed held by Mrs. Elizabeth Pitcher
dover in the lands Of her deceased husband Thomas Pehcr
deceased all the said Robert NJ Pitchers interest i'll the Slaves
belonging The Estate Of his Father well in those held h his
DOVER the residue of said Slaves The whole
number bcing from ten eem most of whom and
valuable also, Carriage and Harness. which have been in
many years four Horses ten Mules sn'ky and Harness,
Dray and Harness. All The snid Pitchers farming
every description, among which there Wagon and
The Stock, consisting Of Hogs, Cows Oxen, &C. The
Blade Fodder OATS the first named Tract The
sale from day day until completed The title
to all the specified property believed nnqeson
able selling Trustee shall only convey such title is
vested In me by the trust deed aforesaid
JAMES ROY MICoU, Jr., Trustee.
Essex County, Va, Nov. 10Th, 1910. 55-wtds
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In 1886 the vote stood Harrison 341, Van Buren,
2l3, Whites, Webster /.
"Vhifc Sulphur Springs, Ia, Nor. 3, 1910
s'The Democrats. in this county have done nobly.
This county has always been considered Federal and
did party make strenuous efforts than the
present Wing party TO carry the election by
whelming majority. They have been much disap
pointed the majority calculated and expected be
was not less than $50 to 400 The vote | believe is
the largest poled in the county. Three hundred
and ten Democrats i'll Greenbrier!! nlirabc dctu The
spirit Of Jefferson is abroad
ALLEGHASY.
"Corington, Noe g.
81 have this moment received the returns from the
Commissioners of precincts, and state the result for
Van Buren, and Johnson l7I-for Harrison and Tyler
81 Thus you little Allegheny is sound and true;
and only have time TO say, that hope Virg nia has
not furnished her character by voting the Federal
Tcket-whic will not believe until hear from the
pos.-This will be the official report"
OHIO.
"Uheciing, "a, Norember 3d. 1870
'The Federal County of Ohio sends up 639 of ma
jority against US. Lead pipe was laid here to grea,
extent A large portion of this majority is composed
of votes made to order by giving deeds lands without
any certain title and of value and supposed TO lie
Tyler County. We had but one Democratic Commits
soner and he kept list of all these votes and reports
them to the Governor with his protest against their
ception Leadpipe making is the only trade which is
not too gross and mechanical for Federal friends
With the disposition the Wings have shown, they will
do their intellect great Injustice if they have not carried
the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
Stratton's Lottery Office,
RICHMOND, Va.

TICKETS in all the Lotteries and really lucky numbers for
i sale by the package or single ticket, at
STATIONS Lottery Office, l4th street
Ii "A e a I6 81 G. Is "a Sc 81 G. Il
Whole Ticket Nos. &c 81 al, prize of $50, sold by
STRATToS.
Drawing of the Virginia Mononsaa Lottery Extra. No. O. Cd
Now:
Ticket Nos. 10 81, another capital sold and cashed by
STATION
Drawing of the New Jersey Lottery, No. A. drawn Nov
CT IS Il 20 10 % G6 20 81 CO as 32 AZ IL
Ticket Nos 20 % H. another capital sold and cashcd by
STRArToS
Drawing of the Grand sodaed Lottery, No. H. Nov 3D.
&c IA 10 45 II 40 CO 81 Is 53 IS
Ticket Nos. 6 40 AZ, sold and cashcd by SrR.rToS
Drawing Of the Wellsburg Lottery, No g. drawn ;ov. 7
a. ~ 81 IS Is 80 co 60 20 81 - %.
Whole Ticket Nos 81 81 Co. another Capital sold and caed
by srRarroS
The Mammoth Lottery goes Saturday sGoo00 900,
Is OOo 10000 &C. Tickets S20 halves S0 quarters ST.
eishilis s. JO-7s numbers, 10 drawn ballots.
10 56-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
TaluaIIe Real Estale n Me eonnty 81 .4LlemarIe.

Valuable Real Estate in the county Of .A6cmaric
TOR SALE, auction Wednesday, the OH day Of Decem
Der next, if fair, if the next fair day, Two Thousand
Acres Of Southern exposure, altogether will make splendid
farm and plantation and desirable residence being part Of
Blenc About half of it lis original growth, and
IL requisite will be offered in three four tracts each TO have
abundance timber The cultivated land has eretoc and IL
the woodland will produce hemp tobacco, wheat &c,
&c. of the first quality and sell for the highest price. The whole,
separated there meadows with nnImerabe springs of
the purest water would be profitable stock rms six miles
h Rvanna, and about eleven miles from Scosve
James River The buildings Westinghouse barn,
thrasng machine stable and other outhonses which, with the
land will he shown by Ross J Mr. Saunders; and terms,
that win be accommodating made known the day Of sale by
Fredericksburg, Va, Nov. 10. JAMES ROSS
Nov d
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IN IN HaliGnx for President.

"P. S. In 1876, V. g., in this county, had so M.
iority, more than we have The total III that
wear 92S-Y. B. 139-White X Co. $50; this year the
total is 1855 which shows again TO the Feds; but, SIR,
il will not stand So there will be falling into the
Republican ranks within six months. ! know many
who have voted the Harrison Ticket will break oil
a few months-As soon as the stimulating vopor HAS
time 10 fully evaporatc and go off, they will return
TO their proper station.
"DanrMe, Nov ;.
"The vote in Pitsylvania stands thus:
For Harrison SIC
Van Buren, GIG
-26o majority for The
Wings reduction of their majority in the Spring OF
about 60 Notes.-The fullest vote taken in the county
der the new Constitution Franklin g ives 5S majority
for the Whigs-about 80 less than in the Spring Henry
has given l22 Wing majority. You few Of our
by superior activity. Our vote has fallen off at but
one precinct in this county, while the Wing vote has
been greatly increased. They have bamboozed the IL
mid, by that beautiful erpedent 10 which they gave 50
much rerown few years since, viz: cornering.
cold Republican Halifax has done nobly. A clear
Democratic majority of between $50 and 600. !! Al!
hail Ten thousand cheers in honor Of her noble son:!
"Flcyd more than 200 Democratic majority, so We
hear.
BE of good cheer. The Old Dominion is safe. We
have between 60 and 100 majority in Coles Congfcs
sonal District The Wings confidently claimed "a
majority before the election. They disappointed
every county heard from Wing majority in Franklin
5s-much less than the Wings expected.
awe are rejoiced at our success in the counties be-
low us-Charotte, Prince Edward, Buckingham ard
mberland-all redeemed
"If we have not beaten them, in the language oi
faceous friend the day Of the election "a Pres-
dent riding into power on an empty cider barrel with
a coonskn saddle will be very easily uahorscd.
FRANKLIN-RaLyng.
"Roeky Mount Nov. ,.
al send statement of the polls in this county. We
have had wellcontested battle, and reduced as you
will see, the Wing majority of last Spring, very hand
somely. Then, they beat US lo5-now, but -:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-10
Majority for V. B.

al have Just heard from SHENANDOAH and one thousand
cheers for the Old Tenth The account is not Official
but our majority is said to be upwards of 1lOO am
informed, old Federal Augusta has only g zen maJo.
rity of about 700 against Where is their majority OF
1900 Tor more necessary inscribed upon the banner Of
their 300 delegates to the Richmond humbng Conven-
ton. The British Wing sangwhangers here have given
up the Old Dominion. You see that we have made good
our promise of 1000 and have s5 TO spare while the
Wings have fallen short in Augusta near 50O-making
difference in the result, in our favor upon their cal
culations in the two countless of about lOO0Send them
US learn to read write and cypher. You may sci
down the majority in district at 30OO-lt would
amuse you to hear the Federal Wings in Rockingham
and Augusta cursng each olher-each declaring they
have been deceived by the other
(Fromth Rockingham Register-Erfra.J
HARRlsosgURG, Nov. 3.
@. H.!
"A thousand Cheers for the "rght tong Of the Tenth Le-
gion' Glorious old Democratic Republican Rocking
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received no returns, conceded TO the Wings 1t is
possible that the other may nave gwen Demo
rr,,;c mooritv in which case there will be maj orty
Of Democrats in the lower House Of The Legislature
We concedc also the members in Madison and os
weeo, withou, other information than report and win
probability that the Democratic tickets may have sue
ceeded in mart at least
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uWLceI;ur. Nor. 4th, 1910.

uUIrcliHG, Voc. ain, lc3U.
"our majority in Marshull IN "Demorr1ne -u' =
sbaU is eiat This was almost unexpected even 70
omre,ves The Wings after the Election were offer
no 10 bet ON sixty in their favor Tins was the great
battle rround where they kept E,'rccmnIy i"iIe 80
The field 10 the last day Of the battle lhey oid nol
want the instruction TO Caldwell, wh'ch d ii"5o' IT,
Ar Van Buren would convey. They wanted TO make
te world believe that Marshall was not carried last
i, The Rank Forces They did not lay enough
Of lead pipe. ,a.a 49,, ,1;r,
"Our majority in Brooke is enc hundred and tilrty'
and large very large number OF OUT men are oowl,
the river with their produce set OF Doats Passeu
here some weeks since from Brooke for New Orleans,
an which were twenty Democrats and three Wings.
.abom three hundred feet Of lead pie was made
IN This County but have been marked on INC Po Doos,
and it will rest with the Governor @helher 10 sahcu0
such frauds or not. mr., 49,.
sJat me- ask YOU TO correct the vote IN incorruptl-
BILE Brooke it is l67 instead OF l"o as wrole YOU
Marshall inrincibie is .. ,-.c
"Tyler is ll2 In '36 was oo.-hononga'ia , o4o-
Preston $3.50 Stcenrods District fends you 23o ma
ortv after the immense number of manufactured votes
we can lay our fingers on 3O0 thus made.
"Floyd 1873 V. B. majority,
"Welisburg Nov 3.
uOur struggle is over and have defeated the Feds
by majority Of l67 votes in this county,
MARSHALL.
"uarshaH Co., Ia, Nov. 3.
uThe Battle is over IT was hotiy contested HSHt
here Caldwell (Whg) elected IN the Spring by
81 votes Van Buren, leads Harrison in this county y
votes When the poor mans friend, John Tyler, was
here and attended Wing rowdy in this county, he
made the enquiry what will Marshall do for Tip. and
Tyer The response was, from all parts of the crowd
900 for the Wing cause. You how they have been
deceived We will beat them in the 2lst District 400
votes
BoTEToURT.
"Truth is mighty and mW prcrau
"BuoHAxAS, Nov. ,, 1910.
notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts put forth
by the supporters Of Gen Harrison in this county,
can assure you that the Democracy Of old Botetourt,
true to the obligations of duty and of pariosn have
nobly come forth to the rescue and routed in dsnay
and confusion the combined forces Of Federalism and
"Ue hare met The enemy and they are
Ours" Rely upon it, modern Whggery will not again
attempt 10 uprear its ddrk and mysterious banner IN
the land ofschosen spirits. The returns from all the
precincts are in, and the following is the result
Van Bnren. Harrison
Fincasle 1l5 maj.
Shirkeys 1o y"
Newcastle ~ -"
buchanan % maj
90
%
Democratic maj. 100
ROANOKE.
"SsLrM, Q o clock at night.
ssFor your early information transmit TO YOU The
result Of the election in this county.
For Van Buren, 234
Harrison 159
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cratic vote that has been given in the county sine" -
vet we are beaten than 400 votes This result
has been brought about by the great number Of manu-
featured votes, and illegal votes that have been ad
ted One gentleman, alone, made last spring 81 votes IN
this election and Tie Wings having the control at Al
the precincts large number oflegal votes have been
polled annex the returns as far as received one pre-
cinct to hear from, which will increase The Wing vote
from g. to 100 Wing majority as far as heard lro.a
Sc Logan, Cabe and Fayette viii, think, offset lie
minority in this county.