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BRoTHER's VALLEY, Somerset County,


NV Dear Sir: Pardon me for not acknowledge
ing sooner the receipt of the report OF MIR. Walk
er YOU had the kindness 10 forward me. | have
carefully perused it, and find it document
worthy the source from which il emanatcs. II is
document that should not be crcumscribed
within The limits Of our own beloved country, but
should, and no doubt will, command The attention
of all Europe Robert J. Walkers name is now
on the tongue Of every man; what his des-
tiny will be, time only can tell, but that time,
in coming 10 its conclusions, cannot but tell
a glorious destiny. May Providence protect
and preserve his life, until the toilins mil
lions OF our country will reward him for the bold
republican stand he has taken on the side OF his
country. Our representative, the Hon. A. Slew
art. NAV talk and issue as many circulars as he
plcases about revenue tariff affecting seriously
The comforts and happiness OF the manufacturers
of cotton, wool and of iron, and Of the halter, the
shoemaker, The tailor, the tanner &C., &c but,
nv dear sir, have seen none OF his speeches,
nor his circulars, that tell Us that these respecta
BILE classes Of people constitute but about one
eighth OF the lTeemen of this State. As for The
other seven-eighlhs who constitute the agricultu-
raj classes, he does not pay even The cold respect
Of passing glance TO their wants and to their
Interests. For instance, he is deeply anxious that
the tariff OF lS42 should stand, and thatthe farmer
should obtain one dollar per bushel for his wheat,
which would buy him eight yards of muslin; sixty
two-and-a halt cents per bushel for his rye: which
would purchase him one yard Of flannel; fifty cents
per bushel for his corn, which he could exchange
for eight pounds OF iron. Now ii appears 10 US
that Mr.. Walkers Revenue Tariff bears upon its
very face more liberal and statesmanlike views
for our interest than all this. A Revenue Tariff,
as defined by Mr.. Walker. would make one
bushel OF wheat bring us in exchange twelve
yards of muslin; one bu.hel of rye one yard and
a half OF flannel; and one bushel of corn twelve
pounds Of iron; hats. boots and shoes, leather.
made up clothing, &c. &c, all in proportion
We frosty sons Of thunder that till the Allegha-
MES, look upon Mr.. Walkers report If carried
out by Congress) as one Of the greatest blessing,
that this country can fall heir 10, and your coun
ty, Bedford fully concurs with US. hank you
for The Two "Unions" you sent me and il is gra-
llying, indeed, TO the Democratic Party, &c.
(Cciera Deant-Eplros.)
Truly, your friend, ). Hem.
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BOSTON.

a This dIstingnshed HORSE. W.
H0> formances on the turf Mere urcqua'
~ whose colts have, as far as trad Z
--LL commonly successful, So much - 7 (
one tbut one) that has been trained has lrra
will stand tins Spring nj my plantation, oakl7n"
county Of Chesterfield, about twenty fve ;'.'.r
both Petersburg and Richmond, and is no" =
serve mares AT fifty dollars The season. payatl- y
piration, which will be fifteenth July neat =
sent with mares will be- boarded rratis, aud nt
and well fed, il wished, Al reasonable pfic. -. {,
and lots extensive, aud excellent.
Feb. l7-ctlstJune w. r. JOIN'
DT The Richmond Wing and Petersburg ln!el
will copy, and continue Till tirsr June.
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WASHINGTON CRY, March 23d, 1916.
r. IL

I o NE 7SHtI07 Of ITE OHtOH'
AsI stated to you in my note of the Goth, that
We. in the receipt of several letters from subsian-
tia farmers Of Pennsylvania, and that had de-
sire that you would publish them this week, !
would thank you if you would publish the en-.
closed. II emanales from one Of The most re-
spectacle farmers Of Somerset county; and, in
deed he was one among the many thousands
who were drawn of from the Democratic ranks
by the Tariff hnmbug Of 1912.
TrnY &c M
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THE ENQUIRER.
DRINKING SONGS.
For Tie Enquirer


Messrs. Editors: Whitfield used 10 say, thathe
did moi sea why the Devil should have all the pref
~ tunes So he married many Of The pre,testih thar
were in profane use, 10 sacred words; and some OF
the 5cst aymn-tunes OF this day were once reels
and hofbpipes. 1usiso. do no, see why much d
the best music should be consecracd 10 Bacchus,
in drinking songs. A cCid-waer man, taking his
lie through, has much better chance, and much
better right TO be merry than the bibbers OF wine
or whiskey. Certainly that sharp Of thousand
strings" mis- bodily and mental frame, will keepir
tune much longer than that of a topper. II is high
time, then, TO win over the MUSES. from their old
office, of landmarks TO Bacchus, aud enlist them
in purer service. That they can, and ~W, sing
quite canniy on cold-waer is proved BY many
experiments; and, among others, by the following
parody, taken mainly from a Temperance Song
Book. a LOVER OF ausic.
Louisa, March 80.
Au:-"Sparkiing and bright"
SPARKLING and bright, in liquid light,
Is The Till from The gurglirg fountain;
C.ca;lr il CLEANS, as The rosy beams
OF The sun that glib The mountain.
Then drink your will Of that crystal rill,
And leave TIE cup OF sorrow;
Which, sparkling tonight with deceiilnl light,
Will sting thy soul TO- morrow
Like gen. each drop comes bubblng up;
Then forth from the cool spring flowing,
Reflects Heavens ray, and purls on lis way,
Bloom, peace and joy hes!owing.
1Sea. drink yonr will Of The crystal rih, Sc.
Touch not the wine, though i, brightly shine,
When Nature 10 you has given
A drink so sweet yorr lips 10 meet
A nectar that flows from Heaven
IHcn drink your piN, SC.
P. S. The newspapers, fifteen years ago, pub
lshcd the following spirited song, written BY MIR.
Hone of New York. | have never head one hall
so appropriate TO deep carousal; every loas, 10
voking upon The jewellers the natural consequent
css OF their po!ations:
DRINKING SONG.
BY Mr.. HONE.
Come, fill the bowl, and fill the glass
With wine and spirits high;
And we will drink, while round they pass,
To-Vce and Misery
Push quickly round the draught again,
And drain the goblet low;
And drink, 10 revnry' swelling strain,
To-Reason's overthrow
PUSH ropnd, push round, in quickest time!
The lowest drop be spent
In one loud round, lo-Guilt and Crime,
And Crimes just punishment!
Fill, fill again fill TO the brim,
To-Loss OF honest iame
Quail, deeper quafi, while row we drink
Our wives and children's shame!
Push round and round, with loudest cheers
OF mirh AID revery
We drinl, lo-Woman's signs ard tears
And chiidrcn's poverty!
Once more while power shall yet remain,
Fen with our latest breath.
D-ink-,o ourselves Disease and Pain,
And many and DrArE.
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VIRGINIA al Court Of Quarterly Session,

VIRGINIA AT Court of Quarterly Session !,
and held for New Kent County, atfhe Coui'
on Thursday, the 10Th day Of March, 1886, 49,.
On the motion OF John d. haminet.ey. n
married with Lucy F. Bailey. the widow o. :.
Bailey, deceased, and Lucy r. Hammefsley, u sir,
10 The Court that more than two years have
sIpc. rhe qualification Of an administrator upou y
tale of the said John B. Bailey, deceased, !; 7
that all persons having claims against the i',A''
said John Il. Bailey, deceased, do eShihit :1e -
srt,lemcnt to Phile mon e. Jones, Sheriff - =
County, and as such, administrator de- bon;s ~
n Bailey, deceased, before the first day q :,
1916; and thar copy Of this order be pun
eight week. in the Richmond Wing and tGql1 -
e eapv posted a. .bs door Of he Court House oh'
~, on two several Court days. ~
Copy. JSO. D. CHhislin'i
March 2O-cwsw
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


AT a Quarterly Court, held for Nansemond
county, the 9th day Of March, 1876, Richard h.
Rijdick, Jr., Attorney for the Commonwealth,
announced 10 the Court the death OF Archibald
Allen, for many years Justice OF the Peace for
that county, and, after making few feeling re.
marks upon the exalted character and virtues oil
The deceased, moved the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted
Resolred, That this Court, lis officers and the
members OF The Bar feel deep sensibiity and
sorrow for The loss they, in common with this
community, have sustained in the death OF Ar
chibad Allen.
Reolred. That, BY This dspensatiou Of Provi-
dence, they are called 10 mourn the loss OF gen.
,Ieman, who in all his relations 10 society, was
Guided by a strict adherence 10 the purest princl.
ples of honor, and who, in the character Of chris
iian, magistrate and citizen, had won for himself
the lasting generation and respect OF his brother
Justices and countymen.
Resolred, That in token Of our respectful me-
mory of The character and exalted virtues OF our
departed friend and brother, we will wear the
customary badge Of mourning for thirty days.
ResolreI. That the clerk OF this court deliver
copy OF these proceedings 10 the afflicted widow
OF the deceased in respectful coincidence for her
sufferings and loss; and that he transmit other co.
pies thereof to the Editors Of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth papers for publication, with the re-
ques, that the Richmond papers copy The same.
ReDlred, That this Court do now adjourn.
Copy-Teste,
JOSEPH PRENTIs, Clerk.
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S. II.'N.

The Hon. HENRY CLAY.-This distinguished
gentleman, who has resided in our city for some
two or three months, lett US yesterday afternoon
on the steamboat Alexander Scot. Mr.. Clay
will s,opa few days at Nachez and then visit ST.
Louis, before returning 10 Kentucky. He ap-
pears 10 be in excellent health.
IN. O.Pieopnnc, March %.
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ARABIAN HORSE sHAHEEA

- InI5 hDhSE Is heHtVed 10 ~ =
LSIN specimen Of the Arabian race ever l','
TyA into the United States. He Wa rtt,i
-LIL during the past year by our Mini-'e'
stantinoplr, after much experience IN the ohs-ri
The horses Of that country, and after long srnfr NV
numerous efforts Ia find animal OF the best BLOC
finest parts lie believes that he fully succeed /.
.riract from one of his letters hereto append' ~
shows have also letters from Nj. Porter. Z
the United States in that city, To the sane .it'
deem IL unnecessary To publish his Arabiaa t'd's
either in the original or translated, as wou'i -
very ineligible 10 most persons.
since his arrival which has been recent, ths Y
has been seen by some Of the best judges rohfe
with the Turf in New York and Washington, ~
been pronounced to exhibit the highest degree q ~.
strength and activity, possible for an animal q ~
mansions.
He will stand the present season nj Aylen's- y
county Of King William, and al the OLD Chufca Y
county Of Hanover. within fifteen miles OF ~" : /.
Richmond. Mares and servants can mud Accom-.
ton at both places on reasonable terms ! ha''
induced, in order 10 bring this Horse within ~
the farmers Of small means, TO put the price o VIZ
son at tho very small sum Of $40 If paid bri"fr !"
of June; IL not, s25. In each case, one dollar !" /.
maid 10 the groom. he viii he at Aylrrs " Z
March, where he will remain until the I'm. w.
will 70 To the Old Church, and remain there W..
18th; and so on TO the end Of the season, remi'n-
DAYS ut the former place, and four days al w e.
WN, BOT LIZ AK
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, sTGfl

THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, : /! ht4'
q Got by that capital Racer and me- =
ESI\ able Stallion, imported Fylde; his -.
~ moth, by Constitution, which Va, =
--L dam of the famous running mare. sSiii
bank; and his grand dam by Balls Florzel, WI 81
the approaching srason, commencing the 1T MAJ. e
Captain Smiths Tavern, Charlotte Court Hontr.
einia at thirty dollars, cash, notes due The if.i
1896, and one dollar to the groom. In case nut
oil mares are sent by Company, one RESPONSE
must be bound TO me for The whole amount Pam
furnished gratis, and mares fed at thirty seven -
half cents per day; and coored servants boarded q,
charge.
steel is Of the largest class Of race horses bc.as
teen hands high, Of great substance and power,
bay with black legs and "a race hose equal =
IN America. lie won twelve times out Of lnf
races The only time Of his losing was al Bale
being braten by Vnshti, when he was IN bad n
though he beat Portsmouth THAT beat Boston IN
race, and got three hundred OF The pnrse as The 80
hest horse in The race. Immediately alter That ,r
challenged Vashti 10 run four-mile heats, - =. +,
sand dollars aside half forfeit, which YVES decline
For further particulars Of his pedigree ard rs''a
mances, see large bills which viii be furnishtd g
tlemen who may desire 10 see them.
Dec. l9-cwtlstJunc JOHN EIIs i
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Ertyoet referred 20
"LRGATlOS OF The UNITED STA -

"CoSsrASrt~oFts
"Dear Sir: Your Horse, shas ~.
the best Arabian race, and Is the finest tof.t y
City Ills Majesty, The Sultan, has not h' eG4a !.
numerous stud. He is the subject OF genera ~. =,
lion on the part Of the Turks whenever hr = .
out. deem myself exceedingly fortunate 10 -
obtained him, &C, &c Very truly yours, Sf. 20;
March 3-ctSlstMay "DABSEf >. I'm
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Two Splendid staIsiua,.

n lst.-STAR OF THE EAST. vol
I0N Or, PERFECTION
~ PROVED, Will stand tins Spnnr, romu
3-Lcing at Diana Mills, thence by Bncs
ham Court House, circling from thence 10. anf
Cumberland Court House, thence by Ire, ton u
lunlbia, crossing James River, travelling lhe y
ridge road, or the canal, 10 Scoitsviir. Ait"ea
again 10 Diana Mills, circling once in nine days,
disappointed by unavoidable occurrences.
ad.-STAR OF TIE SoUTII.-The .hov. :. !.
rel of j Horse will have in his atfache he 10
Star Of the South, n beautiful dark Archer, II 81
hay, by Star Of the West, dam by old Te,cma'hr.
finest and best mare ever saw > grand dam to-
Cocks Campcarter Roebuck (the brsi of The R' g,
great grand dam Madison, out of \ iuIl hi 80 f.
mare, (Medy Gray This splendid young iof-~
not a white spot about him. The offer for The -
of Star OF the East, IN blood, action md bcac't
not been accepted In the otter, there was - sN
ton in the confines Of this wide snd eN.enf"G
and il is Withdrawn.
NJ See handbilis for blood, and oihe, ~
Dana Mills, Buckingham. {. X. 1oN. ~
r. s. IL any Executor or Administrator Of y
respected Senator, William Is. Giles, has n ir'ie.
tn 10 him on the right Of instruction.. .iilr ~.
To his last cntrc into The Senate OF the Unii.d f
they will obliee by sending the same by mail 70 I
de.signed, Z. K. FoNl 49,
March 27-cw5w
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On motion. il was

On motion, il was
RESOLVED, That the Editors Of the Providence
Chronicle, Leesburg Washingtonian, Union,
Alexandra Gazette and Richmond Enquirer, DC
requested to give these proceedings place IN thcir
respective papers,
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
CHARLES DOUGLAS, Chm.
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CO-PARTNERSHiP.

WI -kEt 4 y fSfk'-IIIl
THE subscribers have associated tlems.lye,
i in business, under the firm Of PARKER 4 ~,
for ,hp purpose OF continuing al the old stand H. =,
GINA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE NAME,
TORY. formerly conducted by the late lab p. .
corner of Main and 18th streets, next door H..
Union Hotel. JABEZ X. PARgr,
II. NJ. SMlFa
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PARKER & sMlTHha..s
chased the entire siocs i. !.
ed Lumber, together w.ta
Machinery, Tools, pa,ef. +
&C., belonging 10 Tie aIo,rr
Establishment, are p,cga,-
once To execute orders for,
the Machines heretofore m,
the late Jabrz Parker. A.
for any other Ma ilnery +
line of business, wh,cA -rt
iron work and turning ii
every description, rocc H.
Yapafring
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aad conquest The Ea.. Perhaps, II w hal aars aed
sler her lashonil had carried fire and sword into
Texas, aud slaughtered thousands OF people, who an
hprred dominion, and by overwhelming numbers a.
rheved conquest and held military possession of the
counryperhsps. we say not syllable III complaint or
repfoach would have been brea he'd. II IL right
thus AGshanislan scinde aud the Panjaub in
one hemisphere, cnuld not be wang annex Texas IN
similar manner. IN another. II must he The peaceful
ness the bloodessness The mutual consent, which cons-
lutte the enofmlly OF our annexation.
And France too /! reads lesson IN political morals
and declams against territorial aggfandizament. For
sixteen years she has waged Intellectual war as a.
vrwfdy olclnqlesi as was any # Mp lenns against
few tribes IN the north nf Africa ahlh Two days sail
OF her coast She is conquest III the country
ihan hen she took Apiers IN 1880. She has lost
in her campaigns there 800 0O0 menand maintains an
active ree Of 100 600 in Algena The presen, nlu,
uent. We trust defeat and disaster may continue to AZ
walt all such attempts al nexann She is, mureo,
vef projecting vast expedition i the colque, Of Mad
seascar-And yet France denounces our acquisition of
Texas
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CONGRESS-.

On Monday last, Messrs. llou,ToN and RISK took
Their seats IN The Srrae, and. lng hr resgec-
i've ierns Of seryice, the nruer dr. M which en-.
Iltles him Ia until 4lh March lS47-rle latter
M. 3, which terminates his service on Tie 4h March
1881. Mi BENTON, fr,m the Military Committee, re-
ported hack the House Bill for the Increase Of The Ar
my, WIN an amendment, extending tie tenn If enlist
meht 10 FIVE years. An incidental debate aiose in
winch MI EBsrER participated. Nh BARROW ,hen
addressed Tie stnae IN iavor of The compromise aud IN
review oi the policy oi lie Administration.
On In.sdsy. Mi (Ass ADDRESSED the Senate in ia
vor oil our claim 10 the ~holt Of Oregon and against all
compromise. lie preferred " logvng up an inch
Of the territory. lie declared that the Chairman u
the COMMITTEE # Foreign Relations enjoyed The la
confidence Of The President
In THE House. on Monday and Tuesday. The Sub
Treasury Ban was under dis uss,on On TUESDAY
Mr. j. X lneersI Of Pa. addressed The Gun mlet
IN 'e'y able smech upon The ii the BIN, aud
rescued he ola L. :. Bank inn III. it tau, heapea up
on - l.. >. Bank # Penu>y wanna. -
MI lioiH"s, II ). e., did believe he business ii
iht c"unify Would he ruiiaihdny HE Dl any greai
Extent II mlghi do 81 al first. The bll would TX
tr a good niurnrr al least IN keeping the h,Isl.
hess as " hole under The most wholes,rIe cunul.
MI I ) ln4ers'n defended The bill and IN particular
Tue I"'ish ms "r the separati,n Of The Gnvrrulnenl
monty from the Banks and The rorcilon ul the Revr
"ues 81 lht Country tnIrreiy IN gold silver. Tn
"ih'e utaslfe however Wih hts decided appruha-
iion, aud lie b, ev,d alter had been tor Ihtee wears
law" the bill would he regarded as value ,onnl Il,
an" 10 per O.. In the Prspf ctve system. The country
was never beiIre as prosperous as II is nuw
rue debate vas closed luf The day In able speech
III tpIy 10 The lasi member. from Amn Brow of Tenn
A review Was made ii all lhe Treasury Laws Il, ptyf
that the trainers oi tht constitution and The ,aIy go
'slaofs OF hr ro"ntrs h d M hostility Currency
convertible into Gold and Silver
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The steamboat Qneen Guy recently rnide ~
frum LOUIS vile Ia New Orleans days aud twelve
hours.
WAsuNGron lN,iEG has in preparation and viii
shortly pm, lsh a Lie ot MahoutI.
The Commissioners Of the New Yofk Canals have
eilieialy annannced that lb1se works mll be opened
lof navigation On the 18Th u Apnl.
Sucks Of al earthquake were felt at Maysyllle Ky,
on The night 81 the 23I instant.
NAVAL The l.. :. ffigae Rariinn, Capt. GRE,
CORY, arnscd Pensacola The 10 Ii instant. ifal
Rlu Ir Jaaclro--o Gieefs aud crew al well. TIE K.
sail Tor Vera Graz. aud The Squadron under
cnnnudeTe CONNER, a. sun o. sire got her snpph 5.
The captains oI the s,yefs Panther and Roheu Wi
san were l"s al Charleston last week. H. The ease u
saPl. Capp ol The Panther, the jury could aete.
and were discharged. Capt. Phstet. III Ihe Rnbefl
Nisun. fpund guilty 81 trn2 eoeaeed IN lhr SLAVE
lrade tul was recommended 10y the Jury Ia thr mercy
Of The Cpuft.
Tbs Governor Of Pennsylvania has approved the Bill
granting de New inlk aud Ere iltlnad tompany the
i14ht u way through p1fton o tha' Stale.
The ship Ann Mckn Al New York ifom Shanehaa.
China. Is brliestd Ia be The Inst arrival The u. States
If9ln that port
The passengers on hoard The pneke ship llenry CAY
stranded On Squam Beach, \. y have all n,en Landed
~ SAFETY. IS SAID that lhr sup lies Ia good ptsl.
TIM, and viii be got Ill Sne IS nu blgfd strained
and has but al ee Of wafer II her. Opiy lnuf urn
drowned. Her car1o VIII M saved lar order. Ihr
ship has not yet been abandoned.
The Philadelphia L. $ q z.lte Of saturday says:
The posts lot the Telegraph betN zen lhrs cav and
Balip tc have bern np a. lar a, Wllmlnator and
N week OF ten days II Is tnough thai lei,utalh-
&c communications between tins city aud Wilmington
may be Transmitted. The have been rlpl ~ cen
hS cry aud Chester, and found Ia operate trcluaiI,.
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e5- The Alexandria Gd-slls, quoting ff5m our Fyf,
een Correspondence snpposes it to be from the pen Of
one OF the tougher sex.-This is mistake TIE cI.ys,
eefs We publish are written by two very young ladies'
barely in their teens.
W Our thanks are due TO our Senators, Messrs 4,
cils and PENsrBacREg, and to our Representative n
oonsfess, Cot. iupanp, for iliral documents.
w boih The Senators frum Teas have laken tbf,,
sea's-atd, II Is believed Tins add two votes IN III.
s'tehg'h III the compromise psry in that body
W The nohlt packet ship Henry CLAy-one of II.
largesi and mosl splendid bclungire to New y,,.,
Wrecked On Squan beach last week. She had 800 ,,s.
senepfs-all Of whon EXCEPT sx were landed in sate,v
lie shIpma as'iblyb gotten If She cost 40, ooo
INSURANCE tor ab'ul $4,000 only.
W The Jefferson Medical College of Philadel,hi.
al ie late commencement, conferred The Degree of DR.
'"f ol Medicine upon hundred aud serenity adua,es
al which number forty were from Virginia
o. The sum oi $252.52 has been received from H..
cIt" MS o Mobile, hy the Trustees Of The fur for t
o'heiii OF The children Of The late JOHN aupden Pleas
ants
o. Cen. IAMEERI has ketn reelected Mayor If
hehn0nd. There was no regular opposition. The
question oi lighting The city BY gas was submitted and
carried IN Two "afls and losl IN the third Tie apofe
gate vote ~ss-ior light, 45e; against, o97. The CIV
Will, therefore. be lighted.
10 We ON itltd .niionng that The ''Iin,s''-,ls
"ash'g t"' Organ Of Weslen uI,rasm. il which ap.
lea"d The late Infamous and false charges against tie
oenaie,-has been discontinued for waul Of patrr 1,e
Thls Is hopeful SYN Of The tines
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CHESTERFIELD SUPERIOR COURT.
Communicable against 1Aomas Riichi.. If.

'V""IU""'H'" dsdIHST TH0WdS HUchIe, y.
This ease came on 10 lie eaid un Tuesday III,
panel al "a Jnfuts required by The law was com
pleltd Jusl hehte dlnurf time. sumo remarks were
made 10 The Court by the counsel On both sides in rel,
non 10 The publication ot the testimony from day to day
as The lra progressed. The subject was introduced hy
one oi Nr. Rchies counsel, who stated that newsna.
per published IN Richmond had announced lis intenllon
la publish the proceedings had upon the tria from da
10 day. they occurred The counsel On both sides and
The Court o"nrued IN The opinion thai II vas Improper
To publish the facts given evidence until all the case,
connected with the sht ud have been finally
drclded. The Cour minated that any one might be
at hrriy take notes Of The iral provided they ver,
not published Ill The proper time
Al three O'Clock. the jury were sworn The indct
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