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EnR TIE ENQUIRER.
TVTS RtINfsEk
To The Democrats of Rdppuhdnn0cL county

To The Democrats Of RapPaaannoct county
You have no doubt noticed, many Of you, the call
which has been made by meeting Of the Democratic
members Of this Legislature, of Convention TO be held
the first of February next, FOR tho purpose OF MONT
mating Electors Of President and Vice President. IL
is ali important that should hold meeting at our
January Court, for the purpose of appointing Dlrgat:s
TO attend that Convention. Let not the fact Of our
having Democratic Representative luli US into mac
ton. But let meet and have expression of the
sentiments of the party as TO the course that that Re-
preventative shall take in that Convention he will
doubtless represent there. have doubt that he
will fully reflect the views of the party by supporting
Electors who viii pledge themselves to the support OF
the Baltimore nomination. but it is all important TO The
union OF the party that should give some expression
of opinion formally upon that subjec The Wing party
is represented very active in county. Then be
upon your guard, and act man. Let not the
selfish aspirations of any of party operate dis
union OF the pary-bul 1t motto be, "eyery thing
for the cause nothing for men. Tnc Federal banner
was fully un'nr!ed last spring in the county, md we
proudly ;rIumphed over IL and by unity and exerton
victory Will sgan perch upon our banner.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Mr. HARRISON moved that when this House adjourn
to-day, it will adjourn u meet on "Wednesday.
Mr. EpMuNns moved 10 insert "l'nesiay.'
Mr. HARRISON accepted The amendment.
Mr. Bocock moved 10 re insert "WeInesday The
vote stood ayes %, noes 1l-not n qAorum voting
Mr.. Armstrong; Of Ilarrsnn moved TO lay on the
tabl, and on t,ls question, Mr. BLrf called the ayes
and noes The House refused, ayes 50 90, to lay
on the taba.
The question being still on the motion TO insert "Wed-
nesday," Mr.. WARD called the ayes and noes The
House. by of ayes j., TO noes 90, refused to IN
sert "Wednesday."
Mr. GaLLAuER Gpave having teen granted him to
spcak) took occasion remark that the people should
know that, though the House had refused recess u
the Senpte and had passed "sarvaton Ia" ny
large majority there to-day "a members absent
Mr. GoopsoS said TINT there was quorum now pre-
sent and we could 90 10 work If we keptst work,
we should despatch business quicker than by making
speeches out of order.
Mr. CoorEs moved to amend by adding, "and that
no member shall receive his pay during absence, win
out leape unless he be sick.
This am ndment was opposed by Messrs. LASIER,
Wurrg, BYRD Of f., aud BLUE, and sustained by MI
CooTEs
Mr. GAILauEn suggested that we could not touch
tho pay Of members without the action OF the Senate
Mr.. SrovALL suggested that The practical operation
nc the amendment would amount to nothing, as every
member now absent would bring in an excuse OF the
ssprippe" or some other disease, and much time would
be- consumed in examining excuses. ;,
NJ, Confess amendment was lost, and the House
ayreed TO adjourn from day I'LL Tuesday.
Tbe following engrossed bills were read third Tune
and passed: c.,.
s.For the relief OF the widow ana heirs oil JOHN Iop
kins, deceased. ;,
uConcernnp the survey Of the coast OF Firgnia.
aAmending the laws in relation to proceedings III
cases of forcble entries and delaners
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HENaico COUNTY.

The Republicans Of the county OF licnrico are
nesay requested 10 meet OF their Courthouse the
FIRST Monday IN January-that being Court dayto az
poin, Del -gat-s To the District Convention, woh VIII
meet in The city Of Richmond on the l,h day Of ia
nuary. 10 appoint Delegates TO the Nat onal C"nvcn-
ton L. be held in Baltimore in May nex,--and also t,
appoint dele gates 10 the Stale Convention, winch Will
meet in Richmond on Tie st Of February And nov,
Republicans Of llenncc, shall be said that you who
at all times have stood ready to make battle in the
good cause, remain at ease, whilst the enemy
straining every 10 defeat u.s. Surely Then,
one, and all, 10 next Court, aud show that
we ure siil determined 10 conquer fa!! by cur
loved and cherished principles.
December I9ih. Il RtpHb'ican RI HcAric0.
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In, "CAa.lsst IN Mercury" n.ima,es, that it will
s.re nothing 10 do with the Baltimore Convention,
.snos,d As 1t proJuhiy will be'-Qh1t ia To say, COM
, IN par, Of Delegates not elected By Districts, hut
s'ti.sd of Delegates, elected by each Sta. as she
-a.cs. N her os-a a-ay-One would really suppose,
Leach Sorsreiea, State has righ. 10 appoint her
81 p.'r- t,s IN her own way, IS she now appoints
.:r- ctofs, un4c. :hc Constitution Bat the Mer'
.l,g $ Il ascd /, add this saivo 'W,th The Rom'nfe
+ sl.r Convention, we a:aY have something TO Co
.:t - this contingent problem which We l'ok Tor the
g,sa, Congress TO solve" That is 10 say, they will
canerate with the nomination, but may go for the
s,ses If the present Congress Dies It's dn'y. II does
sq:n the door, then, altogether IN cur faces, but
e Il .t,ie open, on The jar, to await toe chapter OF
:.asats, ali sots of@ays. This hcs'a'ng policy, the
.s:ca-y must excuse FOR saying, does not suit the
mrs when in the field We have sach an united adverse
? to sacoun,er-wllsn the danger is 80 Imminent, the
aeng ttong the questions al issue 50 inexpessby
r1ortn ard The dangers which threaten US so fearful
:, Nr Tool. of North Carolina said the other day II
zans of Beaufort, (and he too, with all his re-
be-! isr Mf. Van Buren,, prefers MIR. Calhoun,) lie
a .sdsfe3 Mr. Clay consummot', most dangerous
NJ INDUSTRIOUS demagogue. Against party thus
song IN pecuniary resources aajted under candi.
st: 'hcS bold eloquent and unscrupulous with all the
,lo.ic n;eress oil the land banded in his support,
manifest, that it necessary for the Republi-
IN party act with the creates, CAUTION frmness and
'.1,. Ne mist not hang back from the battle-we
Gs: dispute every inch Of ground-our forces must
..ts:plnsd our ranks exhorted-our spirits reused
dove i are mast Jc uaited 4" Here breathes the
e spin; cf Republican, and of wise FREUD of Mr.
i.lyun
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

To Wc bs0'Ta7 .7SSfa'67y q FWsWIi.
Gentlemen A vacancy in The Office OF Brigad -
Geneiu wiIl occur by tie prom, on OF General CAbe
beg 10 recommend your notice, Il very lit person
/, succeed him, Co.. SAMUEL ID. BURKE Of Prince f.
ward. AS military officer. Colonel Burke is second
10 man in the Virginia Nil Ia. This not the mere
language OF puff but It s the concurrent testimony
of all who have had opportunities OF seeing Colonel
Burke on The field TIE study and practice Of military
tactics have been his delight from boyhood; and
great is his enthusiasm the subject, that lie will
attend, have no Doubt the training of every Reg-
meht in the Brigade very oltsn His appearance
the Fl II will convince the lookeron, that the
Col is at home; and n who under him
fy that he is an officer Of distinguished ability. And
last, though not least i: necessary, IN defence IF lis
cDnatry, Col 3. WILL FIGHT. O.S.
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Mr.. Clay, fearing the insui,ciency OF his numerous
Southern Ie ters, effect his eec,oneerng purposes,
is his way to tie Southern Stats assure his
friends in person, that he has always been opposed to
high Tariffs, aud III favor OF Southern principles. But
we may infer, from paragraphs Ike the following from
the Charleston Mercury, tina, his efforts will meet with
but poor
.When We begin 10 remember, apt TO recall
that he first oppressed and then betrayed MS To tlk
oftrustng Mr. Clay, a't-r the enactment of the pre-
sent Tariff by his party, and with his full approval is
to admit that no complication Of treuchery proves a
man fal,hl,ss
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
(Ftom II. Lancaster frenn.) Aat.ugrner,, De-. co.

MR. BUCHANAN AND THE PRESIDENCY.
We lay the following address from Mr.. buchanan 10
the Democratic citizens OF Pennsylvania, before our
readers, under the belief that it viii prove
peced announcement To his numerous friends in this
State and uther sections of the country; but
tess, that in the peculiar position of the Democratic
party Of the Union, and from Mr.. Buchanans well
known anxiety 10 promote its harmony, ana his avowed
determination never 10 suffer his create dssen-
siols it's ranas, we had anticipated some such COM
nunicaiion The great and adm tied 81 Mr.. Bu
chanan--his long, consistent and thorough devotion 10
the principles OF Democracy-;he modes:y and orbenT-
which have distinguished him IN i situations
and in strklnglY Than The candidate of
his great old Slate for the Presidency all these, joined
his widely respected and admired Abilities have
gathered around him host of devoted aud enthusiastic
friends. And yet, when they 10 pefusr, with
care his adm rabe address and weigh lis exalted
iments, there will be who wall regard lis deter
III nation unfortunate. IL must be apparent T.
all-for the evidences neither TO be mistaken nor
misunde stood-lhat Mr. Buchanan receive the
nomination Of the Democratic National Convention.
Even his most thorough friends would not desire
him placed in an attitude which, while it would rot be
uefi, Pennsylvania or her Democracy, might endanser
the success of our common principles and to Demo-
crat like James Buchanan, these principles are sim.
mensurably ranscsndant" to selfish struggle
between men All will regret the existence of the
reasons which have determined NJ. Buchanan 10 take
this STEP but question the patriotic sell de-
NAL which has induced him to withdraw from the list
of Presidential candidates. He will never become the
leader of forlorn hope which might endanger the lar
mony the strength and the success OF the Democratic
party For part we Shall say no more upon this
subject AT present. but p re ourselves earnestly and
IDENTIFY 10 support tie nominee Of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention:
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THE FEDERAL CouRr The United States Court,
for the Fourth Circui, and Easlen District of Virginia,
Chief Justice fancy presiding, closed laborious
slant. The Chief Justice, by the urbnniiy of his
mere, and the dignity and ability with which he pres
ded, has the est,em and veneration of all in at
tendance Of his Court. He merits the praise, land
higher could no; as awarded 10 him of being the
thv successor Of John Marshall
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1911, net presented 10 the Aldcr Of Public Accounts
within the time prescribed by law for payment
Petitions presented and referred By alf. aic-
CoMas, of james NJ Baly Of Mercer, praying comPen-
sation for services commissioner Of the Tor
Iha, county BY Mr.. MOORE, Of jesse d Wallace for
ia teease Of the Commonwealth rght 10 snail
taet Of eschea'ed lrnd in the county Of Augus'aBy
Nj TYEEE, of the II ,ck licrs Of the Giles FAyeite
and kanlwha Turnpike Company.
On mo'inn Q! PrsoLErcs Of Ct and NJ the liors.
nLi .urueL
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~ We should chcerfuy comply with the request of
the Madisonan, - repubIsh the correspondence
nectsd with the appointment OF Mr. John Langhorne
Of Kentucky, Us a M'dshipman in the Navy-but our
columns al this time crowded with matters which
We cannot pcs.rone- and We have various communica
ions on hand demanding publication.
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NORTHUM BERLAND.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Messrs. Editors IL | not infringing upon the
privilege of correspondents, who have better right
TO the use of your columns, whose communications
acceptable to your readers, with your per
mission will endsavor, through your paper, once
more TO call the attention Of those who interested,
TO the great and necessity for McA damzlng
the road from this place to Scot'svlle OF all parts OF
country interested, know of none more So than
the CITY Of Rchm ,nd-the fact s unless this road be
made She will in the course of two three years, lose
considerable, portion of the trade of Rockbridge aud
Bath and all the trade which she gets from Au-
eus,a, Rockingham, Pocahonas, Pendleton, and Ran
dolph The inducements held out At Winchester, and
by the Valley Road Company" TO those having pro-
duce for aas are such will, doubtless, in short
while, take all the above mentioned trade down the
Valley via Winchester to Baltimore.
Estimating The -four from all those counties, which
would annually cross the mountain at Rockhsh Gap,
and take the Canal Scotlsville at 125 600 barrels,
the loss in tolls by this change of trade which must
under present circumstances soon take place, to the
james River Canal, the article OF flour alone, est
mating The toll at twelve anda-haf cents per barrel,
would be $4,000: At fifteen cents per barrel, Sis, 49,
at twenty per barrel So 0o0 ard at twenty FIVE
cents per barrel which, believe the present rate OF
toll from Scottsvc to Richmond, the loss would
amount TO $3l go per annum.
To say that 1875 900 barrels of flour would annually
be carried across the mountain at Rockfsh Gap TO
Scottsville, was there good McAdamized road from
here /, that place. think, quite moderate calcula-
ton This, with the many other articles OF produce
from this region of country, together with the up
eights, would, suppose in one year, yield tolls al
most sufficient to make the road.
The carriage on -four, from here TO Scot.svllle, IS
scveny-Gve cents per barrelthis sum on l25 900 bar
rels, would amour, to $93750. But let good Nc
Adamized road be made and the cost of transportation
on barrel of -four from here 10 Scotsys, would not
be than twenty-five cents, winch shows yearly
difference in favor of McAdamzed road of SG2, 800,
or, suppose, it might be considered as that much an
nually saved. AuHuSlA'
Stanton, December II, 1913
No toll s charged produce wagons between Tins pace
aud Harrlsonburg.
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Democratic STATE Conference.-The first day OF
February ne x has been appointed for the meeting OF the
Democratic State Convention II any of the Counties
nave not yet appointed delegates let them Go So al once
Albensrls has sent 10 delegates. We have mol seen
any action on the subject, by any Of the other counties
in this Congressional District Dem OF Bedofo,
Amherst, Nelson, Greene. Orange and Madison, be at
your noals.-l Charlottesville ysGersvnan.
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CANAL BOAT FOR sALE-By virtue OF 4 deed OF uust
cuad nv Thomas the Subscriber for certain
purposes mentioned which duly recorded ~ The eon
r. n FIuyarna shall proceed 10 SELL SATURDAY, the 9Th
dav o Jauuay !si Columbia the Canal Boat Rvanna now
in good order with Bags Fixtures and three Horses Terms
mads known on the day Of sale W be sod for cash. several
hhe's young ''s WILLIAM FoNTAINE
n. eQ-wiW
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meetings ard appoint their Delegates. Let us have
full and strong and spirited Convention. Tie times
demand it.
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cAnnIINE rn,,NrN

a meeting OF iii. Democratic Republican party Of
the County Of Caroline, respectfully invited 10 b.
held the second Monday in January, that bring
Court cay, for the purpose Of appointing Delegates TO
the State Convention 10 be held i'll Richmond on the
Isl OF February next. and II organize Democratic
Association. fell meeting Of the party is earnestly
solicited. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ar,~ charlottesville Jeffrrsonan," the Fauquies
's, and other presses, are calling the a,ten-
r NE Republicans to the State Convention Of the
h.. february. We re-echo the invocation, and we
en-, 'ae Republicans will avail themselves Of their
uAys IN the month Of January, 10 hold their
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On christian oi on hratilen ground
The t.nMer's diNlmr whnLr ,.'er u crnMs.N

NOTICE fhe sh-crihr offers for sale, privately, his VA
~ LuAGLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting Of
LAMB $50 Of whr ial land of t
high land there tine o Cloyern the
production which ana IN virginia All things
considered the Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable
Eastern Virginia. lis situation healthy, aud II! waters
equal any Virginia. The Improvements the place
large and superior all al the house, having been erected
There Large brick Hotel
Ia! 81 frr by the
Ladies' sitting adjoining. and nne0!aH. rooms above and
tie artcnt ON each
de Of the rel e.e BRICK house, each 81
lrncil each containing - rooms There - likewise.
arg- framed building. containing ~ rooms aud number
rooms, sufficient All 10 entertain 500 500
There very superior dining i31 iec lon-
also and comfortable private residence located The
and well situated o: tho residence OF those
There as" good store house.
dome good baslnesS The mercantile line
There good hll hose, SI e-i appropriated
hating The siahes sqra To any IN Virginia FOR
yenrnrr &c, there being of hrck sufficient To contain ~
e3 horses; also, framed stable sufficient - contain III
The yard and pleasure grounds lvg been laid out by
English gardener and al the borders beautifully de-
>libo-ry Of different kinds makes this most
situation. The Springs located IN Hat surpassed
beauty b in The world. The waters Of the Amelia
Springs have Analysed by D. Bridges Of Philadelphia, and
approved Of by Doct Parish o the place The following IL
analysis compared with that 0 tbs White Sulphur Springs:
ANELI. SPGISGs. NmTt SvlFhrn SrhisSs
GASEOUS CONTENTS oouli GASEOUS CONTENTS
he ascerianed having snpta= hydrogen 25cub in
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TIE nldisonian avers that II w lei the ship sink,
@'1er than recognise Mr. V:n Bnren az IFS pilot. We
~! no, repeat our protest against that imprisoned
sonm NJ 1t declares, tha, "if our honest Captain
md been permitted ID take The helm, instead of being
*aeed by The ringleaders the ship would have been
sac We shall not stop to enquire, what chance MI.
a had Of being selected Captain, whether he
a have brought the vessel into pert. Bnt, must
'-'e report which is adoat, that Mr.. Tyler is
aai 20 change his flag, and shift his vessel, and go
ov 70 ,l- Clay bark. We tell the Mtdisonian,
hi incredible as such is, II is getting into car
9 atom among the hgs. 1t is exciting some sus-
poems among the most credulous of The Van Buren,
r''y. We ask the Madisonlan to forward frank
y. r,essy and extraordinarily TO con,ad'ct IT. We
ask Il for ou.s Ives, but for the sake oil MIR Ty-
hnse- for the sake Of all TIA. IS d:sni(-d pub
lie lue-and Tor The sake Of public morals For, We do
~ lbs that if after all that has passed between the
sa.s and MIR Tyler-at.s all the foul abuse which
H. CLAY and all the Wings. aud all the Wing presses
'e smo,ied from their Overlooking urns of wrath up
a his devoted head-aftr all the scorn which ne has
avt with from that party-ofer he has been "rtpcned
Tih gnom,ny battling all description, by Mr.. Clay
"a his ioowers-hc should ultimately l,in IN with
IN, aud they with him, and form more monstrous
ent,na;on than any which Horace himself ever de-
"roed in his cart Of Poetry" which the imagi
i.j'u &c the novelist ever conceived, or coalition
sNe disgusting, than any Diplomatic politician ever
e.sd 10 project there is no ,wer bahcs of degrade
a1 70 which he o: they car herea after descend. And
e. such is the slang CT The dav-und such the street
Fralaiions Of the Wings. We do not speak lightly,
Sea we say, that one of Mr.. Tyler's own friends
4 len: some countenance TO the rumor. We call,
-s'eore, upon the hladsonian to come forward al
'a:e, and nail the base coin to the counter.
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Sourn C.RoLrS,.-The Legislature of this State ad-
ournssd on Tuesday, after brief session OF twenty
DAYS.
M.RyLAsp The regular annual session of the &C.
neral Assembly Of Maryland opened at Annapolis on
Monday last.
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SffuaFiO. ~ 1EHtEK WthIi:J--A >itua"
- Teacher IN School or Private Family yoiing
gentleman ui hi.hy respectable Standing. He GIy qualified,
81: a ~ .S possession the highest credentials abiy
moral wGr; Ia teach the Creek and Latin Ca-sio, together
The various branches % English Eiuc1''cr.
Address +. II. T., Enfield L. - King William Va.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY -Tle exercises Of this II

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY Tile exercises Of tins n>i,tusn
fr The cn,a'ns year Viii Commence The :nd ri January.
and itrmnat he .oi Dsc.mbcr The Viii be aided
III the ai'c'dfsc 81 s duties s Mr. T. kay his present
ca'o Whose llgh requirements
satisfactorily cvinc;l duun. The is,st Year.
The Science.
WI be comprehensive any Academy
Avoiding al mechanic Of un, Efforts
vii be "scrd To- iH students
thorough and l!c knowledge OF a the subjects which licir
attention may be directed.
Ttrwstor tnl'd Tuition Bedding. SGJ per session OF
FIVE mouths rasate II the NpIiua III c.c.. o. WHITE.
.idii-Ss-t!eetwt"i dcadcm!, King = Cgcon.
pcc - C9-itGw3w
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a-o REWARD Ran away from. the subscriber about the
'o)U 1T of Iu!y 1872 negro man named Abr1m SAID negro
some - or about feet inches high, well
nropoinuel complexion ard generally hen spoken To-,
has smile hs coincaancc. lie aso l> very noted IN
one Of IN. ears by bush hanging t. and tearing oi
IL l. el,e potable c mas e lurking either about ynchhufs or
Rnc,aoa has been alol. those places pass;n. under
IN. rab Of lla,nian, aad think 1t also quite kcly hc
have procured papers, and IN that may DC yin. to
make escape free state viii give the ab"'s reward
# ken Virginia, nd Twenty Dollars II tak-n
within OF Virginia. and in either case 10 be Delivered to
" " DAVID HANCOCK.
ce"hsr IA 4J-oam5m
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TO TIE ERRORS or THE ENQUIRER.
Iou are requested TO announce DR.. William 7 Fow
Ter candidate 10 represent the county Of L1nisl in
the next Genera! assembly Of Virginiu.
SoUTu AHSa.
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Rhode IsLAvp-Thc "Repubiican Herald OF Pro-
t'Ace, Of "Wednesday last, states that the Democratic
a'ent on Of Rhode Island will meet on this eve
+. :; aad tina! they "wl doubtless be unanimous IN
'''' oil Martin Van Buren, their candidate for Pre-.
eat aud sill instruct the delegates, whom, they shall
FONT 10 all nd the Baltimore Convention, To sup
'he claims Of that distinguished statesman, unde
<H: Democrat. and true freud to The Rhode Island
''ee 81 Suffrage and Equal Rights"
'soEGrs The "A;hens Banner" OF The 2lst states,
".'e rssu. Of lis information, that ia large msiorty
,as Convention probably lhTee-'ourths) preferred
+. IN Buren for The Presidency The resolutions
''eF, IN effect rescnd the nomination of Mr.. Cal
~ a"d direct our delegates 10 vote in the Conven
+. such way is best calculated 10 promo t. union
S'hcert. In the spirit Of these Instructions, they
H., 'A' i'r HIM VIII, appears t, he ,ha favor,e of the
=! d large, and that man is Martin Van Buren,
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~: >S,.n PERFORM sNCf-l y. STEVEN. rr,prctfni-
- iy anHolns.+ :; ,ir p't:. n' s has entered
rac,ii",.i :!t.. C - nAtG2CtU, rnu Donna fuu,
Gs4ni Opera o Pan. 'ir allan csia and the o,sa
and Mons }. iut, TIE ctctsd fl.ncEyiulns Ia gaze
Il GRAND "Ol;AL AND l%SIGUMENTAL CONCERT, and
positively for his might only, l!rif way Charleston al
yaal, J II the Exchange Concert Eoam.
On THURSDAY tIENlNt:, Dec o. 1875
y iel,I> One ilo,li elch be had ON nf The Tx
cI!an-@ Hotel. r. y. iayos Nn>c Store and i,r ,ur.
- Doors II = performance half pms;
t. clock
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