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AlElanaCl.. lOrsSs:B,

A MEXICAN and various other kinds; Cottom's
a Virginia. by the gross. AT Richmond price Tor sale
by, PAYNE. GREGORY & 70
Nov. 30
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4 LIST OF LETTERS

ID EAIAINING in the Post Office a, Lynchburg, on
IL the lst OF January, 1873.
o. Persons calling for letters in the following lis
illl.,ao sau ihop, are a,lpnIli.nd
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WISH to purchase five hundred bushels ofpood Oars
Tor which will give the market price in cash.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
FOX SALE-l0 barrels Tanners Oil.
Dec o.
IL
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
JANUARY ., 1913:
OBERr &. LOVING, ofthe county of Cumber
"a land. having filed petition praying that he may
ne declared bankrupt: 1t is ordered that all pers ms
claiming to be creditors Of the said Robert g. Loving
show cause to the court the seth day of January
next, why the said Robert c. Loving be not declared
Bankrupt, pursuant 10 the act Of Congress in that behalf
and thaa copy oil this order be published in the newsa
pcrs, according to the 22d and 9th rules of court
Copy-rcsic.
HENRY GIBSON. Cl'k.
jan : wow
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II |.

Another year, another month, wreck, day,
Another hour begin,
To gather garlonds in,
whercwith the changing track Of time to s,rew3-
The purple for love, for hate the somhrc yew =,
The cypress for decay
The world is as il Ger hath bcen--the Past
l, born again, the Present bath amas,od
The future in its lap. b dis toll the knell
OF death for some, and morr, carols swell
For others bridal bliss!
Airs Of health
Are breathod for those and frauglt with wealth,
DO jocund ship. the water kiss;
While these still meet
Disease in every bastin every bark winding sheet
OH Newborn Year be thou To our Land gi,er
OF many glorious gin Re thou 10 her
A boantcous, ncver-faiing mounain-Iivcr,
That cannot
Nor stint its treasures, nor its progress slaelon,
Nor swer,e aside nor reckcs'ly awaken
Fresh sources, that may grow to fearful floods,
DESTROYING woods,
And making green fields brown,
And turning cared gold
Where shaiy corn grown,
Tomarshy NOSES cold,
While Want from Hunger learns the bandits deadly
frown =,
Oh Newborn year.
BE thou TO our land fun of gladsomenessos
And pleasures pure and DEAR
That SO, when DER the pale dc.ccndrth Time, dark
veil,
The hearts Of Frccmen-wit praise that ble,sos,
And HYMNS If gratitude
That stir to holy Joy tho blood,
Shall to thy memory eling,-horing To see
Thy likeness in the years that are tobc
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gor. samuel Be. CanDs,eli,

g5r. NaIalUcI e. Campbell,
III II, NC located al Pedar Mills in Amherst coun
s., offers hie p 4 ssional services To the ci,izens
of tho 5HCfaufai9e country. From more than TEN
YEARS EXPERIENCE in the practice and by STREE,
attention To the duties of his profession, he hopes to
merit and obtain patronage.
Dec. 5 w3m
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coSsuupTIoN OF THE Lungs

Lircr Con,Jai.its, asthma, Bronchitis, Poins 3r
Of the breast Chronic coughs, Gtciat{ ~ brg,,.t "
splitting Of blood, and all ~, elton q he asy,a,y G
sdns.
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
JANUARY ,. 1913:
FORGE w MATTHEW'S of the county Of Camp
~ bell having filed petition praying that he may
lie declared bankrupt: 1t is ordered that all persos
claiming TO be creditors OF the said George W. Mathews
show cause to the court the Uh day Of January next
why the said George w. Mathews be not declared a
Bankrupt pursuant to the of Congress in that be
half; and that copy of this order be published in the
newspapers according to the d and i rules Of court
Copy-Teste.
HENRY Glib son, Cl'k
Jan. 2 w5w
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FOR RENT.

Snln LBS SUPERIOR FAMILY BACON
cOOO JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
+. T.TlNSLEN \ GO.
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33oetfrAI.
ODE FOR TauE NEW YEAR.


Time hath an equal step, no, fast, nor slow,
As Grief or JOY Elusive think
When'er Of Voc
Or bliss from lies drugged cup we drink,
Tine seems tardicr, quiekerpaeeto 60;
sris seeming all the age that thin mems blood,
And turns dark TO grey;
Denotes the sway
oftimc, but changeth not the progress Of its flood
Men come, and disappear,
Through each revolving year:
Before regardless eyes
We meet with welcoming hands, and weep
At parting, with rcsistless signs,
For deaths-that bring sleep;
But Time looks ON, unalered still,
On every scene Of black green,
Careless il this be good, careless il that be i'll!
TIMr and CREATION coeval. Lille
Eegan, and with il pain, tina, lasieth thro'
All seasons-rriyilcge Of man, whose due
purchased by SIM is punishment and strife :
,rwas disobcdicnce edged the murdcrer's knife,
Twas disobedicncc plucked the fruit, which grew
Heavily fraught with fate; and iratracide
BY drunkenness followed and the dew
OF grapy clusters led 10 lust, and pride,
That li,cth aye, and budeih Bsbels new
The hooking earth eftsoones with dust to strcw
While mad confusion learns aloud 10 chidc,
And ruin resns around. With life and time
Came man With sin camo death With JrssI
bliss sublime.
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T. - y r.

L. - y r.
A GOLD ESCApEMENr WATCII makers
~ name Lilly Broth rs, in Locle No 27l. Any
person. finding The above Watch and delivering To
shall lie literally rewarded.
ALEXANDER WATSON
Jan. 2 3w
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IL the lst OF January, !
D. Persons calling for
will please say ihoy are al
A-Alark Anlhony,
John Abrahams,
f.plralm Adeoek.
telnand Armstrong, 9.
Mi Mary {. Andrew,
William L. Anoneii,
'l'hos q. AGREE. 3
Mrs. Martha A. Adkisson,
Dos. {. Baldwin,
Pleasant l,r nl.s,
Mrs. Martha I}owyer,
II. X. Ieasly, 2,
VIM. +. BaiIy.2
Samuel A Boyd,
Amos Barrett,
JDp. Burrros.
W. liu@sI
Henry Dmoks,
Ambrose l,uriard.
Andrew BRYAN,
Miss. Sarah Barracks,
James \. Blair,
MIS-. Zach. l.. lBurson,
Jacob II. Briggs,
Jas l.. Brown,
Miss. Nary /. Burcli,
Iiordiee + Brown,
David lilbhy,
Messrs. IialIy s. Rucker,
David Callahan,
{. +. {. Carr,
Quiniin NJ. Chandler, 2,
| Champc Carter.
Patrick Garfield,
James J.. rank, 2,
Martha Connerlon.
Mr.. Chilarcss,
| :. Cox,
Warren Clark.
Robi. |, Crawford,
! { harlos Crause,
David Chavis,
Ro. /. Coleman.
Harrison hilton.
Cornelius Collrr.
Eleanor Chiffon,
Mrs. Susan Colc,
Mrs. Gabell, F.xecutrix. s.,
Hugh Cralhons,
Elizabeth A. Cobbs,
Jeome -. Ca apbell,
Robert Craw ford.
Jon Cox. ST.
Coourod Crislolrr,
Geo. X. Cabell, ..
Mss Elizabeth Cumpston,
Mrs. Mary Coleman,
Gcornr Colhran.
Charles l.. Cobbs.
John Conmll.
John Cole,
Wiley Clarke.
Gowns Dickinson.
.J0scph Clemens.
Zcanl Crowler,
Clcrk Hastings Conrt;
Clerk Cir Sup. Court, ..
D-Rcy. l., Dawson
Is NJ. Dewitt. ..
Mrs. Lucy DAVIS.
VIM. Duke.
Archibald y. Duke. 3.
Rev. jonathan Davis,
Henry l.. DAVIS,
William Dean.
Michael Siaoralb.
Deborah W. Dob,ns.
AIcssrs. Baylor& Dickiuso,
AyllllamIlppcs.
Jas. II. DAVIS.
Brown Davis,
Aiayo Davis.
josiah T. Drew,
Peter DeierIy.
Miss NJ. j. II. Donlhat,
Patrick Dunn.
Mrs. Ann Ward,
John Donlavey.
William Dahncy,
Christopher l.. Davis.
Mcssrs. d.. kinnlcr & Co.
Maria Dunn.
MIR. Davis, (wagon maker,
Miss Susan b. Duval,
Mcssrs. d. & Rumbough.
/. Mrs. Sarah Evans.
William Edwards,
Miss Ann Elizabeth Ellis,
Mary Ellis,
Mrs. llcnryetia A. Fly.
FL. {. Rockingham,
Peter Farman,
Campbell Franklin,
Russell l'risbey, 2,
AI,.a S,,,brnn,, L. Ls
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Mrs Ann NJ. Morgan, 9,
'l'hos. b. Norman
Mrs. Betsy Norman
Miss Elizabeth Moody
John T.. Mason
Edward Mahonc
Miss Lucy Aun Majors
Thomas Nlassle
Calvin NJ. AlcCariy
Miss f.. 7. AlcClclland
Daniel AlcCarty
James Is. Mullck
N-Dr. 1hos. II. Nelson
William NorvcIl or
William G.. Muse
Alfred Ncwbanks
Gus T. Nichols
O-1hos. J. Otey
Henry Omile
William Oglcsby
,.Ph. + Oscander
Michael +. O'SuIliyan,
jeremiah O'Sullivan.
P-Slcphcn Pcrrow
Nelson Pickett
II. y. Pickett
James b. PcIlit
Miss Harriet =. Pondleton
Benjamin Philips
Thomas Priddy
Richard Parsons
Mrs. lIesiar Patterson
Mrs. Dapleney Pryor
Proserl Powell
Miss Martha Pendloton, .
John Packer
James lerrow
Richard Perkins 9.
William Pcrcell
Duncan Parr, 2,
James II. Page
James Pltzer
Richard Paul
Jesse l.. Perry
RS. NJ Reid
David f.. Roberts
Mossrs Il & Davis, Q,
Jordan Reid
ID. I. Rces
May \. $. Rcneau
M. w. Rancur
Or. Eocs
John Rovoly
Richard RcIns
Oscar Ryder
Rev. james Reid
Nllchael Rlltlnan
Miss Lucy {. Ruckcr
VIM, Il. Richardson
Bernard Rucker
Joseph II. Reese
George T.. Roberts
Rob't. Ridgway
Mrs. Marsare, Rider
Judge Robertson
)Nlcholas Ritter
Chas, Rodenhiser
Sam'l. +. Rcnnick 2
S-lI. Shelton
Miss Mary +. Strange
Waller Scott
Chas. Scott
William A. Staples
Peter Shagh
Benjamin Sackett
William Sweeney
James Scott
Israel Sneed
James f.. Sheppard
Henry II. Sherman
WIN. Sauerbicr, 2,
David Stuncr
James Stevens
Rnb't. Skeen
VIM. n. Slockwell 2,
Rob't, l.. Sncad
A. Stevens
John Smith
John Nj Stevens
Mrs. Catharinc Z. Sumpter
Benjamin Sunpter
Robert Smith
Robert Strange
Rev. Lewis Skidmoro
William r.. Scott
John :. Smith
John Il. Smith
Lewis f.. Staples
Morris f.. Splllln
Scruggs 5. Scruggs
Kelly Smith
Moses Smith
Edmond Stanley
Nm. w. Stanley
miss n. \. Taylor
Alfred rompkins
VIM. J. Turner
Messrs, 'fhomp'n s llogno'
John Iownley
James icy
Gideon Turner
Miss Susan Taylor. 9,
Edward 'rinsloy
n. II. Thornton
ID. A. 'Irice
Miss Elizabeth l.. Terrell
Thomas Turner,
Daniel Trainer.
Mrs. Ann w. Turner,
Miss Sarah Turner,
A. &. Tompkins. 3.
George II. Turner,
Miss {. Taylor.
Mrs. Elizabeth 'Templin,
Thos. &. Turner,
Christopher Termison o
Nancy Brl9iit.
L. Y. Y. &c.
John NJ. Nancey,
Alexander Young,
+, l.. Quarles,
\. w. Ncnablc.
Wilmington Young,
J. c, Young,
Charles Nanccv,
Mrs. Lucy +. Valentine.
W-WiIllams & Victor, 2
A. Williams,
&. A. Wingtield,
Winston * iDiuguid,
benjamin Watts,
Charles Wilson,
VIM. ID. Whillock,
John w. Ward.
Waugh, Luc s Porter,
jeremiah Winning,am,
Mrs. Caroline Wheeler,
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
MEL s'gEEE F.EEESOT

- ANiNG removed 10 the house recently occupied
by Mr.. John Ilollrns, nearly opposite the Marke
House. tenders his services to his friends and the pub
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fUNIE PROPRIETOR Of this Establishment re-
L turns his thanks to his patrons for their generous
support aud assures them that he has made every
rn,cment for the accommodation of the public.
in the mast comfortable manner. and upJn the
nf1 liberal terms. In consequence u the clnbar-
tlIsHeai Of the times, he has reduced his charges 10
RE Living prices:
B.l ior man and horse per day, 81 80
g.. ffma do 90
by ~ - Aaai. flr dinner, 80
For broadcast or suppel 81
For Lodging %
frsveilefs a always find his oar furnished with the
best liquors; his ahe supplied with every variety which
the market afford; neat and well furnished rooms;
oblging - and an diientire Ostier
The Pr1tr'eio sufficiently fortunate, notwith-
standing the mildncss Of the winter obtain plentiful
supply Of ! e f. 50 that his patrons, who think
"COLD WATER IS the BEST
may be assured of always finding pitcher Of good ICE
WATER-luite luxury amid the summer heats.
The stages will call at any place for the accommoda-
ton OF travellers. JAS NJ. LANGIlORNE.
or For hire, good Hack, gentle horses, and
careful driver J. NJ. L.
july u w,jm
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VA. Williams.
.cmncl \. Williams.
Mr.. Winter. (IIatief,)
Alsalam Williams,
James ;. Altien.
l.. II. IRIGG, i NJ.
81
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JAMES RIVER SCRIP

Tho Resolution, Of the Select Committee resembling
the Resolution O the House, requesting the Precedent Of
The Janes River & kanawha Company, not 10 present
any more bonds FOR the signature Of the Treasurer WIS.,
yesterday on motion Of Mr. Cutchfed, amended, 50 a.
tDtcld.
Resolred, That said Resolution be rcscnded, 10 the
amount o 100000 Of bonds 10 be applied n compliance
with the provision Of the entitled IAN authorizing
loan 90 The james River kanawh1 Company" passed
March 18th, 1872, in edeeming Tire scp post notes Of
the Company rcdecmabe in guaranteed b,nd that date
outsnndngand that when the said bonds and those con.
sumung the sum 81 100000 recently exchanged arc die
posed 81 that suC President be requested report 90 this
House The fact, with statement showing the application Of
said bonds end spcment showing the balnce Of said
scup or poet nocs redeemabc IN guaranteed bonds out
standing ~ the date Of said cpOrt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

ed One Of the principles upon which the Jonesbnro whi
eoadneted appears 10 be that there shall be no village OF
family secrets that whatever the editor has saw either
upon politics pigs, or POTATOES, said plainly before the
Pausing universe. II he has child born OF ncishbo-
Pug gets into his garden, or his children whip get whip
ped In school, II he has plumb padding or dinner out
come. the fact n the Jon.sboro Whg We give the fol-
lowing a. sample, that the reader may how man can
90 night ahead with his complaints OF certain ue social g.
wis which annoy him in his domestic concerns;
we desire no fuss with any family in Jonesboro, aud
cer',iny do wish hurt the feelings Of any, But
can any ono suppose that having wife confined
SICK room for near 10 months and wholly unable to
domestic AFFAIR." will suffer family through negroes
receive, irou time 10 mc loaf sugar. cabbage heads pics
cream butter lard, -four coffee, brass kettles &c. without
making noise abou,t' Now Let this game be stopped
or'hwiih' or some exposure shall follow. We will put
up with m and let the quality of the town keen their
at home aud tell the living about other peoples
houses not to be visiting their premises"
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From the National In,eiIigenrer.

u
The Penusylyanian, in publishing he Volunteer Toasts
given al the Philadelphia celebration of the battle of New
Orleans, (rcvvcd with scenery, dresses and decor
TONS IN honor Of MIR VAN BUKNs presentation a. tho
ddaie OF the "Democncy' for the Presidency has st n.
into the secret OF their preferred candidate for the Vice Pre-
sldeEcy,to be placed the ticket with Mr. V.N BrRrN-
The toast OF Mr. Horn, the President of the Day nodu
cling the Volunteers, points him plainly to be msta
ken:
by Henry Horn President of the day: JAMES h Pork
ct Tennessee, the able and neNbe champion of the
cples OF Democracy the friend and confident of JACKSON
and NAN BuREN-May the National Convention afford be
people the opportunity of estyng their gratitude in his
election To the second office IN their gift'
The second OF the NOuntoe 10 us To be very tvp,l
OF the true condition OF the parry of Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.
Polk and OF their dubious prospects success even in their
National Convention:
by James ii. Hutchison Vice Presdcn-The Political
atmosphere though present the rndsnt
sun OF Democracy and the tul breeze of National Con
Venion will assurcdy d-pe the clouds giving US
warmth, bracing air and brighter skies
There are divers illusions in the nun of the toass IN
Mr. BUCHANAN, and Gen. CASS, and Mr. BENTON as very
proper genlemen who may day or other des.rv,
higher than their present elevation. But VAN BuRKS and
Polk decidedly bear away the palm from all Competitors
tor the favor Of the Philadelphia Democracy" AS for
Mr.. CALHOUN, the distinguished SoUTHRoS, and Col r.
NJ JoHNsoS so cordially received every where in his late
travels through Pennsylvania the "Democracy seem from
omng all notice Of hom in their toasts TO have forgot,
ten that there are such "DcmocTuts,' in existence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-24

Aresouuon for the House 70 st II o'clock was
Yesterday adopted Some Of the gentlemen who support.
cd ~ gave out that they induced do because the
Democracy responsible for TIC loss Of time and they
were daily taxed with it by tho Wing press Of the city
We glad hear that fear Of the dear people can force
these patriotic gentlemen 70 attend 70 thor business But
wenre not green enough he token in by resolution Of
this character As Mr. MooaE Of C.. observed II ismore
y intended for Bukum Some Of those mort boisterous
in support Of IT, very probably those who desire
TO bring the session 70 Glove. A. any rse, s e,iima.
ted that by meeting H. the session will be prolonged
about aforaishL
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sUGARS-A considerable business transacted in Sugar
within the past few days Induced BY price which
holders finally compelled
buyers The sales since our last embrace about $50 h
chiefly for shipment the North prices f
Ordinary; = 70 for Mdllug To Fair qualities, a
f'nc notwithstanding tlIS heavy Business trfe ll
stock tie Pitfouu and hocTs willing quota
We salr on Plantation. In ,ya
ma usafs there merely retail business doing onner prices
MOLASStS-Ihc demand Tor this article
active, but IN oneF effect hoh-rs
cline IS with sugar, principally for the
North We now place our quotations at II lse per gallon
sorng the condition Of the There no sales
Plantation
ToBACCo-Most Of the early part the week
have been found ready AZ
prices san that the market - rather IT.
regular the peculiar character dani which runs
principally on Crossed Tobacco and bright LAT. parcels OF
abundance Of ths classification The sales
nearly 200 hd, chiefly Euope
We quote according to quality % for y; =. &! Second
ana ST for Firsis.
FLoUR-on day review appeared very &C
tive business done In Flour and nearly 1000 bbls changed
hands for shipment Cuba Campeaehy ports at 81
62i These saes lei the Tbursday
holders disposed contend for higher
thing done Most Of put asnr
pree TO 81 At which price few retail from changed
hands but larger quantities could have purchased
figure. Under these circumstance place quotations
81 IS 81 for supeTEne.
PoRK-Tbs rather sine. our last and
slight decline in has ensued We Mess 60
Prime 525a55O W o. 7a725 p o. IjOaG75 There is hut le
old PORK In market which moyeLea slowly former prices
BEEF-rbsTe has been olsrably good enquiry article
both for shipment and plantation orders and quotations
steadily mantansd-yl Mess $40 peT bbl hall DO. $50
7a7.25 per Dbl.
BACoNTbee little doing In this article md the market
extremely d.. declining prices quote Sides oe Shout
ae Basic uneanvaed Hams 7a7o sugar cured Hams yiaOe
per h.
especially for barrel Lard which
ference kegs We quote Prime Leaf considerable
portion Of the receipts for transmission the North
which one lot OF over 900 bb received the day before yesterday
shipping 10 New York.
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Moremen,. on ,he casss. Beard.

While it is no business of make NEEDLE with
the domestic arrangements OF what's commonly called the
Grcst Democratic Psrr-as faithful chroncles of pass
ing events it ia duty them To impartial
and Indifferent spectator the "givingsout of the various
factions, which the Great Democracy, would
very clearly Indicate growing and reconcabe hos
lity. We do say that such the fact We speak Of
appearances from what passing aroundns From these,
would conclude. that Mr.. Van Burens friends do
bear hatred Mr. Clay, than they do Mr.
Calhoun and that there party in this country OBJ
noxious Mr. Calhoun what is termed the Van Buren,
Democracy. In confirmation OF this latter position. we
annex very significant article from the Charleston Mercu
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THOMAS RITCHIE,
JOHN IL. PLEASANTS,
wM. r. RITCHIE.
COMMUNICATED

NVNNINTVATED.
Mr.. EproE perceive You say of certain individual
that she very talented man." Excuse me for finding
fault with this common. ITO mr) abnminabe
What would your readers think of if were TO say the
Editor Of the Wing very geRiased genemanl This
question not original with asked by the Edin
burgh Review similar occasion Several good writer's
nay very Ones have heretofore set their
faces against the expression butt has crept into
use Notwithstanding Pray do unite with the murder.
ers OF the Kings English however Republican your scnt
mens may be.
PUII,OIOGOS
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DIED.

Al Milford Caroline County, ON the iYh mat, IN the 7a y.,
% her age Mrs EIEsurru H. rest Of William T.a
f.rrc. ats of Rath In that county
None who knsw this highly Lady can avoid fecln,s Of
oowai ,hs announcement Her gcnrncss Of disposition intel
ann nsI worm cannot be recalled without arousing ror
nan regret That the OF these been
rom AMONGST Us Ihs rsx'ct VIII not be
under disease and the ny on ,rc IL,
eoncn auiicaons of the promised 10 py Of ne ana
the triumphant resignation death was encountered
Mr., r. spent her life consistent and exemplary oeub,r of .
Protestant Episcopal Church. n
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PIIILOLOGOS.
GEORGIA EI-ECrInN

CR6d! refHrHs from 80 counties give Mr.. CRAwroRp
the Wing candidate, ?iOi5 and to Mr. McDoroAIp the
candidate OF the opposite party ls9s5-giving the Whp
candidate majority OF 5000 The election ap,srs
the - counties % $50 votes In several of the Who o
ties where that party had very large msorties there was
but small turn out. full vote would in all probability
have Increased the Wing malorty.-Nat I'M
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY -. isi,

IrMx ISRAEL Z. JAMES is collecting for in the
South and South Western States and Florida assisted BY
James X. whipple, VIM. II. Weld. o. II. P. Stem and
Henry Plat.
1'MK. c. w JANIS i, our agent for the Western
States Iowa and Wisconsin. assisted by Moses Meeker
and James X. Smith.
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FAMILY MirTUs.-There 10 droll sort orcsrgyman IN
Ten ssJse who edits pager called the JonesborJ WhR-
Our reverend cJntomporas style Of editorials 10 quite Pc
cua and We are pretty sure - laugh whenever see
hsn nausr how grave the style The matters discuss
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Review OF the uarIe,--Jan. aars, 1s.s
NEW oRI.EANs MARKET.

s>rtsnNy MoRNSe, January II. IsIJ.
ony moderate has been transacted in IN.
various markets since "Wednesday last eircun
stance mainly TO be ascrbed high rates 81 freight which
have again adv ahe'd AMI su preserve This
a nseI OF en tends TO unstiie the exo ar
uec few Being disposed operate obtain CORE.
rorng eoner-on IN prices whilst hoLcrS unwilling a,
ISu with any advantage which they may possess
We have nothing OF special moneta m
hes Is good demand for Exchange Notwithstanding the re
eeh hse uan-enoh- In produce the Their,
no demand iof Money which pur
poses. -
The weather since last has very cold but favorable Il,
out door opeations.
CpTTpN-n OF "Wednesday We no,ie "a thu, M
Cotton market had closed hs heavy h
which had been transacted during three pndug %
since then the market eIhbra great animation AMI
the transactions have been limited scale not
induced In operate of IN c,hts which wa.
daily o"kod for TN. business has been
mainly confined the purchase of lots for filling pr.yo
engaged The sales "Wednesday $500 on Thurs
day sson and yesterday 1oOOosccr i05OO price.
trr change and prcvio. quota
iions, at which the market closes steadily.
The the 10th the ctpos
SOl5S Liverpool llO2s Boston g5j 1878 IIa,t.
1853 Glasgow, l9cG: Hamburg York Mar.ies
$40 hae- leaving hand including all on spboard not
cleared yesierdAy, of 1896 bales.
STATEMENT OF COTTON
1919 sept l. stock hand,. I2s
Received this week. .2L4sa
do prcNiousy .Is2l6g