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TnE BRTIsH MISt.TER A letter was received IN hi,
city last week from Mr. Pskenham. stating IN substance
that he was not then advised OF having been OF
superceded.-N Y. Jc.g. Con-. DEc G.
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VI. u. BONNEVILLE.


This genemans card announces thath will resume his
Public Lectures ON Animal Magnetism.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Richm ond. Va.


LUCK AT HOYTS
Drawing Of Alexandria Class u, drawn lin October.
60 So 81 So 10 30 IS ~ 20 Is IS % 62
Capital OF S5O.OOOi sold by the Prize seiIey.
HOYP
NOes 60. $4,000 sold and paid by that lucky HoYT.
1T Adde'S all orders for Capitals to the truly lucky
D. MHoYT
Note The following sebemfs. and remit immediately
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
AhIindria Lottery Class ~, 10 draw i3 December $4,000
capta-Tiekes se. Caphasi $4,000. lsOO0 10000 5OOo
1000 80 OF 1000 &c. Whole Tickets sB: Halves Quarters
SO 100 dollars viii buy senieate of package
tickets this eseme Every In the county should
chance IN this Lottery.
hhrandra Lottery Ciass "a, draw December 90. Capitals
prizes $1,000 s6DOOO rs prizes Of 10000 &C Tickets
onlysI0. csruGcats Of PsetaEe only $3.50.
AeIanda Loey, Class 20, 10 draw 27th December Capb
s5J99i 1900 5000 J0oO rs prizes Of 1000 Tickets STA
certificate OF package eors sifo-hares proportion
Ps Persons visiting the city should HoYT 10 u
money.
R Tickets an IotsIss advertised By g. Gregory Go.
constantly hand Orders enclosing Prize ehsts asps
ed to with and the drawings Of Lotteries sent whsa
requested. 10 all who order Of D. ". HOYT, Richmond
Richmond December ., tef5.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF BENEvoLsNcE,

u.
Several Ladies Church % propose furnishing Supper At
the house of MT VIM Grace and 26r
Streets tChurh IJ WEDNESDAY EVENING ne a. the ION,
inst att Oeoekthe proceeds Of which applied TO the
Fourth Baptist Church
Ladies Gentsm,n sny to the can. of Religion rsn.e.I
IN the lower of the by their presence 10
encourage this effort TO AID feeble church Adm,nes To the
supper so cents
W Tickets 10 be had At the door of the supper RON.
" The Ladies Vi 81. James Church will commence
their Sale Tor the benefit OF the same Wednesday eve
ing next, in the Concert Room Of the Exchange Hotel
with great variety Of handsome aud useful Articles oge
Their with variety Of Refreshments 10 which we invite the
strangers hut may be the City, and citizens Of Rich
InOnd. Dec Stb I5l5
EXHIBITION.-For few days only, at
the Store Of NJ Sweeney Draper aud s. under
an OVER COAT cut by himself and made under dcciion-
Genilem' Of fashion aud invited examine
the NJ. d. SWEENEY
deo-J9t Draper and Tailor. under he Ere Hotel
fRHEk COMPANY,-A meeting Of the stoc kbolden Of the
~ above Company viii be held saturday inst at
" soes NJ "me tanners Bank Of Va ny order oftbe
des-dd PRESIDENT
1--WE Grand Royal of viii convene at the
Masoas Hall in this Thursday evening Dee.
at boeloetF w. des-1i JOHN DOVE q. Seety
IL EMOVAI.. The subscriber has removed
his Store from 6S 49, Street. whers he Offers for
10000 Cigars HAVANA Principe Plantation Cheeroots and
CoHmntr-a-o MaeSahau Scotch Rappee Naehoehes Hand
hands Indy Foot snuff Chewing Tobacco, swsesned and
rsens Old and cot and dry Span sh and Oronoko
ing Tobseeo-Csar Ca 80 AMI Cigar Hoder-Nurschau
nln' Powhaan Chalk, AMI Ppes-AT WHOLESALE
NM RETAIN" de 9-A H. ". ZIMMERMAN.
tG Coats FOR BIG MEN An assortment OF BLACK Dre..
- Goats from Jennings estaBIshmeai 9ai Broadway v Y
' o' inc MOUNTAIN hoyS Just received aud for aie low by
STARR GCO,
os9 Lisss Conner. Main sueei
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
Rich OND MARKETS


/
lR,r"srto ASp ooskhcrso TWICE a wux ,o. r.,--..-,
FLouR-s.les to day before the srriyal ., o., S.
en Mail ., SCI A' W inc Worth
wHEAT-ii.. declined I. 10, M.
parcels. 80 's"s TOT beet
CoRN-70a75 cts aud wanted
OATS-3is40 cts. aud wanted
CUT NAlLS-At To &ic.
NC.COTrON-61s a cent?
CO.. Imperial and Gunpo~drr 75c to o. 60 B,,sl
wHIsKEY-3Isa3 cents.
"a. ~, pLsSnsperm 3os32c Patent Sperm 4oc H..
CoFFEE--Rio 6iass; L,yu,v,, ,,.s,s
63s0: Java l0A,llc. 'o" a. domingo
HERDS GRAss-s7,e. n,
TIMOTHY DIS per bu,b.,
CLOVER SEED-ln demand. ne IN
II, fish-New No. shsd S7s7i: No. c., u.,,,.
'e ip ~ s1'ai parcels from ut Si3 ''''"s'
Ens.h nr~.NPr M. pro: s q Pig Metal . unsettled BY
Sweden ssai 1885, Tredes.r 400 C.aa,tr n iron SSo;
--MS MhEAGssI;ias from @ The vessel. '''
Cuba 22s2Gc s'as'e' Porto Rice 2ts2Ci:
e0as5; Whale In bbls. 4ac 70" '"sneo
sha,SS.. Is,onS-bscon (hog round) Western s,sI..
shoulder. IaI}c; Sides 3 sac; smitbG.LJ M r,'
si,sie; Lard sa9ic. "''s ''uaa'
rs "a the What. 1915 yer toni do b.,
sHoH o. Ct. u. Porto Rico a 81.
=, 81 make, barely supplied and holder. firm
,aD,O Tor common h'and.. and iTo.I55 for Ash
Bors lo e. from $ai toIi; Sheep from 81 ,o3,
EXCHANGE.
s y, York drafts }p. ct. Baltimore draft, 0,.u
ssaS Sslsi,. pre-" North c.Sia. ,.d 1a'"
TREASURY Me-. wheehng 2dis.
Alabama Sac Dir. sns.;s Sds
COAL FREIGIITS
10 baltimore % To e.ut. per ba.l,sl IN ph,,,, ..,
''" Genus H'oA~sAd ~Ns-
N. Y. MARKET, Deer G-aPM
The price Of flour is no, Il red IN. s..,;,. :. A.,
anu oneis nave been made to sell at Sc rs in storr ,na
even on ship board. 1000 brs were offered a, hs n,,cs
No sales Vi grain. P''
Coiiou-norling done Ooinion i, NJ ,,,d =. h,,
news. s a oe'"'e me
Meas pork can BE- had at Si3. u.s. prime SIC. asaso
Sl0.5O. 's'" '''d "
Whisksy no change.
Exchange steady. Stocks. HE wsriike news Affect.
ihem.-JCuR. Con-.
W. REWARD. Lost ON Saturday or Sunday
W. l,si my fkEE PiPERS will g,v. the aboy. re~.i
!" me hhtr they returned NJ. Grants FACTORY
se ~ ALFRED HILL.
ENop SALE PRivATELY-I hav. for sale pt,va,sy a, rs,
main IN the City, four Negro Men, from yean old
IN . Tiios II. rALlAfRRRo
"s-si Bell Tavern.
sAsps sAEs.p.RL.-lher- 10 drerene. OF oplniop amo.,
aeuy as to the theory OF isbue dsase portion
hri-'rg that the ~sb morbid
upon the brain and upon the blood Bs anoor
@ % are nam'efsd oavAeI Iweedis aud host Of othr
asna.s ai he recent demonstrations of Ch-nist have,
think Rendered their theory Erypelas sad nj.
affections Of the sin and in,sgu,nents
De saey referred tn unusual blood
through this nid exercises M ,x.ord
may influence this class OF naiadies.
For further evidences Of it, .up~r,o.
value Pamphlets which may agents
gratis.
a Prepared whoi.-- and retail. and TO, .rpoo.t,oo
by A. B. BANDS Co, Druggist. Chemist. Gr.L,s BuiLi
as No - BIoss~ay sSnsr Of cha%es. New YorI
mond Wa. Price VI Bottle s.I sottIss fsy
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~ advertisements intended for our u,.,,,.,. p
must be bsv,yh' In befose 4 orlock an. r.~s. svss
No, @ =, Insertion; aud 'hoss fs Monday ,nosnas.s pa
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From the N v. Herald.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

TWIN pNtc
ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN OF THE WEST
THE CRISIS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
THE IMPENDING FAMINE.
CABINET COUNCILS ON TIE OPENING OF THE
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCk.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
COLOURED DAEUERREOTYPE POara .,rs
III. WHIrEUITRST lao. H. .,I

phEh ihIRONEhENTl
COLOURED DAEUERREOTYPE PORTR arrs
IL. WHITEHURST has the pleasure 10
announce 10 the Ladies' and Gentem-n Of Riehund t.,
with tlsiI patronage. y ~ '
~res axes IN the most beautiful and perfect style II The
" put up IN elegant ea'ss NJ moderate equally vi
IN ssI cloudy and sa.ned no a.
aus OF rub on The public generally To- call and
shne MS whether they assured fpu,
e oefa patronage which he has received North, IN ana
ouhSfh Chrs that he will be able
See Rooms 1901 Main oppo BANKS In Rshmort
also corner OF Main and TsbeTi Streets Norfolk de ST.
iM FOR PHlLADEPHIA-Thep packet schr
JOHN SIuLi, Capt Teal having nearly all Of her t.uo
engaged will have dispatch Of freight or 90
ply on boa'i in Dock o. ~
IAApl pIaupp., o0Ss
BROWNS SUPERIOR CHEWIN TOBACCO.
UhoSE who have used Tobacco ysars are
informed that hsy obtain M PRE-
DHRCk ANDERSON Souhse OF between the Canal
aud the P-snburf Depot Various kinds manue us
be had some Remarkably mild and young
Old ehew'T- ani richer and entirely
grit or smoke, grrchi.hnesani hope sine will
please the consumer can be had quantities
10. Doves de5-u Ell. BROWN.
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coarse for him 10 ake-to abstain tcm taking an open
part this important dscnssi n-to leave Others the
merit OF settling The aussiion-and to r,ssn.
EFFECT OF THE CRISIS ON TRADE AND FL
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W. REWARD. Lost ON Saturday or Sunday
w list my fkEE PiPERS. will g,v. above re All
!" me hni,r hihey returned To Nc Grants Factory
o-0'
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Our Washington espOndeut writes as follows

~ The Education Convention Will assemble In the
Hall House Of Delegate. "wednesday at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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k'oR SALE pRlvATELSI have sale, prvaisiy o, 70,
main IN the City tour Negro Men. Year, old
TiIoS H. TALIAFRnR0
n.nT~
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
Terms Of Advertising.

ADvFRTREMENTs will be inserted at the rata
Of Que Dollar, per squdre for the first insertion
and Fifty Cents for each week thereafter ten
lines or less, constituting square, The number
OfinsertiOls required, must be marked on the
margin OF the manuscript, or they will be inser-
ted till forbid, and charged accordingly
Announcing candidates for Office will he Five
! Dollars for county Offices, and Ten Dollars for
State ofiees-in advance.
Advertisements Of personal alteration will
ihvarabIy be charged DOUBLE the fores Ding ia
ana payment required in advance.
Political, Cotton Circulars. or any articles of
Individual interest, viii be charged as advertise.
snents, and must be paid for in advance.
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum, $50 90
Not exceeding thirty lines, 30 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, 60 90
The privilege Of annual advertisers is limited
10 their own immediate business; and ali aiver
tisements for the benefit of other persons, sent in
by them. must be paid for by the square.
Standing advertisements.
Tor ten lines or less, three aonths, So 90
ii" g " six months, 10 90
IS !" " twelve months, 90 90
Each additional square, three months, 90
" g six months, 8 90
rs g twelve months, Is 90
OF All Job work must be paid for on deliy-
Nfy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
State Convention
Of the Democratic Party of
Mississippi.

The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION of the
state of Mississippi met, pursuant to notice,
at the city of Jackson, 7th July, 1915.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the convention as
sembled in the senate chamber.
On motion of G. R. Kiger of Copiah,
UPToN MILLER was unanimously appointed
president pro tenn.
On motion of John Rayburn, JNo. WILL
COX, was elected secretary pro tenn.
On motion of gen. T. L. Lemley, it was
resolved, that register should be opened
for the names of the several delegates to
the convention.
The following persons then came forward
and registered their names as delegates:
Adams-T. A. S. Donpihan, John La
croze, r. Edward, L. Saunders, jr., P. Ellis,
J. D. Elliott, Jno. Ogle, F. Lewis.
Amite-O. J. Donnella, w. L. Huff, r.
S. HUFF Allen spurlock, /. F. Thompson.
Anala-Upton Miller.
Choctau-James Drane, r. B. Geal.
Ckickasaw-1. N. Martin, Aaron Tur-
man, Jehu A. Orr, w. NJ. Reyes, Ed. Fea-
therston.
COUington--W. S. Flowers.
Coahoma-G. M. Brown, G. S. Cook.
Copiah-Robt. E. Harris, Hayden Till
man, Stephen Tillman. L. w. Ellis, t. w.
Walsh, Reuben Leitch, Thos. ]. Spencer.
Clai6orne-R. Valentine, P. Briseoe, ].
s. Mason, w. B. Tebo, H. t. Elicit, w.
Lape, G. r. Kiger, T. G. Mcintyre, A.
Vanbibber, S. F. R. Abbay.
Clark-W. B. Trotter, ]. ]. McRae.
CayroU-W. C. Hale.
Desoto-J. S. Oliver.
HayTison-D. M. Fulton, C. M. Price,
p. Briscoe.
Hinds-W. Rossman, E. M. Lawrence,
]. A. Gibson, U. w. MOffett, B. G. Weir,
w. s. Jones, James Roach, S. C. Smith.
HOlmeS-James M. Gwin, ]. NJ. Gle
ments, ]. V. Spencer.
BGsOamba-John A. Wilcox.
Je6ersOn-JOhn Hunter, P. B. Harrison,
w. HI. Compton.
Issaquena-A. G. Bennett.
Jones-Samuel Kilgore.
Jasper-S. R. Adams, James Touch
stone, L. B. Ellis, o. C. Dease, James Nc
Dugald.'
Jackson-R. F Rhodes, Lyman Randall.
Kemper-F. 7. Scott.
Lal5rsnce-W. A. Stone, A. F. McCar-
y, J. n. Tuner.
LgfaysHe-B. F. Din, Thomas L. Jones.
Leaks-A. Keith.
La.aerdale-E. A. Dur, S. G. Tabb,
S. l. Hussey, J. NJ. Trussen.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT
is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
G. W. JONES Il Z. BARKSDALE,

On Main Street, Yasoo City--over the Store
of r. Wallace & Coat Three dollars a year,
IN ADvANCE-or four dollars, il not paid within |
monlhirom the time OF subscribing.
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/
erty w. J. Austin, Chas. Moofe w. P
Austin.
Monroe. E. Houston, J. A. Wilcox
Marshall-s. D. Martin, J. w. Glenn
Ed. W. Upsham. Lt9L3AaOu
Norubee-W. D. Met right, John Davis
Neacton-O. c. Dease, A. Wells Lewis
Nichols.
NeShoba-A. B. Woodbridge, N. Crock.
EFT, Henry Killen, James Weldon, B. ]. ia.
coway.
Ocibbeha-S. C.. Muldrew.
Pdnola-John Rayburn.
Perry-Thomas ]. Johnston.
POntotoc-C. d. Fontaine, H. Duke, ].
D. Bradford.
Rankin-J. Y. McNabb, s. C. Farrar.
smith,. ]. Coleman, B. F. Reynolds,
R. w. Huey, I. L. Lemley.
Scott-C. Boyd, J. S. Evans, Emanuel
Smith, P. T. Berry, S. J. benson, w. Par
yn.
Simpson-John Berry, E. Owens, J. M.
Dampier.
Sunfower-J. S. Leake, J. T. Barr, ].
Chewing.
Tishemingo-J. E. Matthews.
Tunica-D. C.. Glenn,
Tallahatchie-M. McAee.
1ippah-S. Matthews.
Winston--John Coulter, VIM. Rainey,
I. J. Hughes.
WashingtOa-Warren Delegation.
WilbjnSon-J. Alex. Ventress, M. E.
Saunders, D. l.. Phares.
Warren-S. HaIsey 1. Z. Robins, Il.
H. Taylor, w. Sloan, J. B. Williamson,
w. F. Courtney, ]. Naylor, w. B. Dame
ron, ]. E. Davis, J. Davis, J, McElwrath,
L. Selby, G. Stiles, d. McCaleb.
Yazoo-J. S. Clendenin, John Battaile,
Saml. Marley, D. F. Bates, E. Barks-
dale, I. Ferguson.
Yalobusha-B. D. Howard, T. B. Ives,
B. G. Golhday.
The counties of Bolivar, Franklin, Green
Pike and Wayne, were not rep
resented in the Convention.
On motion of Lloyd Selby, Hon. Pow
HAITIAN ELLIS, was appointed President of
The Convention, unanimously.
On motion of Col. Sanders, committee
If three was appointed to conduct the Pres
dent to the chair.
The chair appointed Messrs A G Wier,
w A Stone and Col Sanders.
On motion J M ELDER, S F R ABBEY,
TILLMAN, P B HARRISON, and U MIL
lER were appointed Vice Presidents.
The following resolutions were offered
by L Selby.
Resolved, That the delegates in attend
lnce at this Convention, select from among
such number of representatives
as their respective counties are entitled to
he Legislature, who shall alone vote in the
subject to such instructions as
have been or may be given.
Resolued, That when there is not as
many delegates in attendance from any
county, as said county is entitled to votes
in the house of representatives, that such
delegate or delegates, as the case may be,
shall cast the full vote of his or their cOun-
y.
RESOLVED, That all those not selected to
vote, retain their seats in the convention,
with full privilege to participate in all its
proceedings, except voting.
Resolved, That all nominations be made
n open Convention, and voted upon Uiua
'Ooe.
RESOLVED, That the voting on the res
iective nominations shall continue until
ZONE one Of the nominees shall have re-
'eivod q majority Of all the votes in the
Convention.
Resolved, That the delegates from each
section Of the State, select one Of the NOM
lees for congress, independent Of the other
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23

portions of the State, and recommend said
nominee to the consideration of the Con-
vention.
On motion, Convention adjourned till 2
O'Clock, P. M.
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BLAME BOOKS,

MASH e. WOODHOUSE have on hand prob
IVA ably the largest stock Of Blank Books evel
kept in any one establishment in the State, and e
quail perhaps greater. than is Usually met with al
ready made, at the largest manufactures at the
| North.
We have medium. demi and cap Day Books,
Ledgers and journals, made OF the most superior
blue laid. blue wove and white linen paper
bound and finished in the most durable and work
manike manner. j..
Also, others warranted good of cheaper de-
scripion. u
Besides, full and half bound Cap Ledgors, Day
Books, Journals, Cash Books, Sales Books, In
voice Books, Bill Books, Receipt Books, Bank
Books, Pass Books: Afemorandums Of every size,
Check Books, (the most beautiful ever seen,)
Books Of Drafts, Promissory Notes, Indexes, Let
ter Books, Records, &c. &c. -
BLANK BOOKS made, ruled and bound, to
any pattern, at Short notice, and in the rery best
manner.
Richmond, November Ia.
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FOE SALE,

WISH to sell the properly on which I reside,
lying In Augusta county, Immediately on the
road leading IRON Staonton to Port Republic, "a
bout miles distant from Stanton, and half a
mile above New Hope. The Dwelling House
is 10y (newo TWO stories high. good shop for a
well Of good water near the house, and a
young orchard of good fruit trees. There are a
bout ten Acres of Land, nine of which are clear
ed, and one In timber--the whole under good
fence and well set in grass. The terms will be
made accommodating. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase properly OF this kind are requested to call
and see me. JAMES X. WHITE
May 90, lS45.-3m.
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Commissioners Sale.

In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Supe-
u rior Court of Law and Chancery of Augusta
County, at the June Term, 1874, in the case OF
Matthew Pilson, admir-. with the will annexed of
Sarah Cudden VS.. Nelly Skdmore, the Bible
Society of Virginia, Sc, defts., shall proceed
to sell as the Commissioner named in said de-
cree, on Saturday the 18th day of June next, in
the town of Greenville, the HOUSE and LOT
now in the occupancy of Alex'r. HI. Hutchinson,
in said town. 1t is we'll situated for man of
business, having all the necessary out-houses at
tached to it.
Terms.--So much of the purchase money will
be required in hand as may be necessary to pay
the expenses of sale, and the balance in three E.
quail instalments, payable in 6, l2 and 8 months.
Bonds with approved security will be required
for the deferred payments, and the title retained
as farther security, or deed of trust taken, as
may be preferred by the purchaser.
MATTHEW PlLSON, Comm'r.
May 90, 1915.
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BARGAlNS! BARGAINS

WE, the undersigned, propose to our friends
" and customers (and that of course includes
the whole pubc) to sell to them from this time ito
the hrst day Of June, any OF goods at cost for
-:~S-- Having accumulated 80 .,>onu nf various
kinds of goods, we wish to sell them Off and re-
plenish our stock by addition of such articles
as will make ours large and general assortment,
of goods which we will then be able TO sell at the
most reduced prices. We think that those who
may see proper to give us a call from this 10 the
first Of June will find it to their advantage as we
! are determined TO sell from this to that time a
| cost for cash. Come one Come all. I! and pus
chase many goods with little money.
FRANKLIN Il. GEIGER g. co.
N. B. have placed all of my CLAIMS and as
sets in the hands of Breeze Johnson Esq; (fo
coleclion) in order TO liqudate my Indebtedness
| to others.-Please call anu settle your accounts
and commence anew. +. II. GEiGER.
May %, l945.
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MANUFACTURES.


The administration prints constantly refer to
the evidence OF prosperity in the manufacturing
establishments Of the country as proof Of the
wan, Of foresight in the " hgs, and complete
answerto their predictions Of ''ruiD," should Mr..
Polk be elected President. Now, this is very
Guile method Of putting words in the mouths of
other people, and then answering them to suit
yourself. The Wings made no such predictions
are here charged. They said tina, if Mr.. Polk
should be elected, and his election should be fol-
lowed by action on the par, Of those who pro-
fessed TO sustain his principles at the South then
"run" would come upon the manufacturing, and,
in degree upon the other interests Of the coun-
try. But no such action has been had, and pro-
badly none will be had--and hence, no ,'ruin"
has ensued. Mr.. Folks election does not alter
the Tariff ia,c. That stands and operates Just
as it would have done, had MIR. Clay been the
President. " hen the administration begins the
work of destroying the tariff, establishing the
sub-treasory system, &c. &c., then it will be seen
who were correct in their predictions. Until
then, the Wings are not to be quoted as prognos-
tica,ing any thing else Of MIR. Folks administra-
ton, but that he would turn of Office as many
Of his political opponents he could convenient
ly reach, and turn into office as many Of his POI
li,ical friends as he could find places for. We
have not heard it limited that that prediction has
failed.-.4ie:c Gag.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-29

WE have on hand at all times large and fine
y assortment of articles in the Musical depart
ment Of our business, viz
PIANO FORTES of superior quality, varying
II price from $3.50 to 5000.
FLUTES from to keys.
Clarionets, Flageolets, Violins, Guitars, Violin
cellos, Kent Bugles, Flies, Drums, Accordeons,
&c.
Violin and guitar Strings; Violin Bows; Clar-
lonet Reeds and Mouth Pieces; Violin Bridges
Tail-Pieces and Finger Boards Rosin and Hair
for bows; Violin and Guitar Pegs; Piano Wire;
Tuning Hammers; Pitch Pipes; Tuning Forks;
Music Paper; Violincello Strings, plain and pa
tent Music Folios Instruction Books for every
kind of Musical Instrument, by various authors.
and large collection of new. fashionable and
standard Music
Orders and lists Of music sent us 10 be filed
can be furnished as complete as most establish.
men,s at the North.
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Piano Fortes and
Music, l37 Main St., Richmond, Va.
April 10, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-29

NIRGINIA.--At rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, May the 5lt,
1876
Robert P. Wilson, Pltf.
AGAINST
Henry lmboden, William Davis, Sheriff Of Au-
gusta County, TO whom the estate of Solomon
CARRIER has been committed for administration,
Samuel Mcclure, and others,-Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Samuel McCune not having
entered his appearance and given security, ac-
cording to the act Of Assembly, and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory EVIL
dence that he is not an inhabtant Of this Com
monwealth 1t is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here, on the ist day OF the Novem-
Der term, 1915, and answer the bill of the plain
tiff. and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in Stanton
for two months successfully, ard posted at the
front door of the Courthouse
A Copy--resie,
N. G. KINNEY, C. C.
May %, 1916.