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,.n,;,s n,,i,ensss and kind attentions sho~eu
Thai his ambition was the promolloh OF 'ne I'm
for, and hannine,s Of all on board, and very SUM
we were nnughing the broad and slivery slrea .,l
with quick but giant strides; and here we wou tla
remark. thai Notwithstanding the many iaso, ,,.
notices we had received OF inc supei'o, are more
and speed oil The Mount vernon, VIC r.
han snrnr;sed when we had all opportunity OF
ENJOYING Them. The decks were moi, as Is usua,
m siea @boaI, bespaltered with tobacco Juice ana
other nJisnureeablcs." but as neat and Clean do
oenrlemans parlor floor; The furniture, loo, @a'
nicely rnbbed and presented in appearance d.
most The brightness OF burnished sleei; oap'an'
Gunnell would make an excellent old Bachelor,
though hope he has, for nc certainly aese''''' .
very good wife. v~,o, 1hs,;eve
In point of speed, the Mount vernon, pems s -
is unparalleled din these caPes one ,ooH 10 ~
Piney Point in about hours, anu on hel ,st1ln
trip from BalrmoIe beat the famous Herald, as
am informed UPWARDS OF % miles 10 Point LOOK
oul The Mount Vernon and her inmates are
hard 10 beat ,,.,; .,,;, an,
Piney Point is level point OF land Julting oul
;r,o no u un, abon, three hundred yards from
the main land beautifully ornamenied WIN Gus
ers of w.snino willows, the leaves Of which hang
in rich and graceful folds, affording ample pro,
lection apainsr The heat OF the sun in The day ana
the falling dew at night. Here we passed a most
delightful lime promenadlng upon .ne pes ao.;na
bathing playing al billiards nine pns, aanc, ns1
&C. in all olwheh the Our host. Mr.
Birch, The accomplished proprietor Of the United
States Hotel. in Washington, acted his part 10 Inc
universal delight Of the company; he has been
pursuing his present business 50 long and 50 e l
iensively, that he seems to have acquired The
faculty OF ANTICIPATING the wants o, ms guess On
and neat. and his luxurious table literally groan-
ed under the choicest delicacies Of sea and land
served up with rich condiments in manner that
proved grateful to The tastes of The most faslidious
epicures in the company. After remaining Two
nights and one day, we again took passage in our
nion;" moi, however, leaving Piney Point in he
distance until The welkin rang with three cheers
for thai delightful spo, and its hospitable tenant,
all hoping 10 meet him there again mex! Summer.
GONE OF EN-"
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vertiser is not advised. About one hundred and
fifty have been constructed and sent forward from
hal civ
WELL. MERITED HONoRs.

The N. Orleans Courier says I" G. w. Reed
err, Esq, arrived here on Saturday. He had gone
TO Head Quarters the bearer OF some medals for
non-commissioned officers who had distinguished
themselves in the battles of The 9Th and 9th May,
g.: up al the expense Of their fellow citizens OF
New Orleans. The medals were placed in The
hands OF general Taylor by Mr.. Reeder in pre-
sence OF several general officers of the regulars
and volunteers, major Bliss, lieutenant colonel
May, captain Garland and many others On
handing them 10 The general Mr.. Reeder deliver
ed very neat address, appropriate 10 the occa-
sion and circumstances The general replied
in style and tone which showed that he was
proud Of the compliment paid 10 his troops; among
other remarks equally opposite, he said, the acts
ofbrave men no matter how humble their station,
ought always 10 be rewarded, and 10 me the pre-
senlation Of these magnificent medals has an adj
diiional zesl, when reflect that they are symbols
of honor given by the citizens of New Orleans TO
those under my Command, 10 whom they have
been so justly awarded. Taylor, like all cce-
braled military men, has great TACT"
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DEAT THIS.

plsn, IN huntsville, on the 9TH instant, CHARLIE
daugntef OF hr. a. Z. Morton aged about wear. -
was the iavorite IN large family and her h.,,,,
form and howng ringleis down IL an untio,.,, -
regretted by numerous circle Of fieua- ~ ~
Died, AT her house, in the count; az pooLb,,,
Tuesday, the 9Th September, Mr. yERIIyE, =
GRIGSBY, wife OF Rrub.n Grlr.hy r % y
daughter Of the late Abner Porter r.o :, AMI
county, Virginia. But rarely are W. cali- ~, :,
thr death Of lady Of more exalted wonn ant 80
lence in all thr relations of wife, mother NIT.
pst and christian. Heavily, indeed doe In. A.
sation Of Providence fall upon her afflicted 49,
children and househood-ons aud deeply w,ll ,'alS
and refined neighborhood lament The DEAN * =
was their highest elemplar and mos, dl.tinru.n II
ndment. 's 9
Died, suddenly. Of congestive Fever. Al Nm. ,..;,.
Of hts father, in the county Of King Ntli,, vs.
morning of the and instant, JOHN n EDN ap,s ~, vs.
the IN year Of his age, lravin. fond snl ,,r,' Y
parents to weep for his sudden and unr,n.e,.d
ture. '7''eu depf
lrs-yr may call him again, hut he VIII M ,..,
East sealed - the lip, and fixed Is the cyr '''
The earth has the dust but the spril i. f,e
Where The fields are bright, and the iini,s n,
BY the river Of life he has joined the br.i ~,
And the Lord thar hath redeemed hun i rv,,
But weep not for HMM his sprns-tin. hs IA
10 that land where the wings of tic soul Ar, nn,,,
And now, Ike star bry 0nd evening. ,olt ia, =,
Looks rlimGfiy down on the tears ii!ii, world
living requested 10 copy
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MON ID.
high Maler this day. al q O'Clock, P. NJ.


ARRIVED,
Schr. Greenway Couch. New York, sundres.
Schr John Stull, Teal, Philadelphia, sundIes.
Schr. Eliza Ann, Graham, Baltimore.
Schr Thomas Fl. Thompson, Wixon, Boston.
Schr. Leander, Keller, Lubec.
Schr. Galena, Peirponl, Egg Harbor.
SAILED,
Schr. Patrick Henry, Chester New York.
BELOW.
Schr. Lagrange; schr. Rochester; schr. II. w.
Godfrey; schr. John Bell; schr. Union; schr.
Atlas; schr. Dorchester schr. Mary J. Peck; schr
Lowell; and schr. Willow
In Hampton Roads-ship Maryland, Capt.
Rains, from London, 43 DAYS, for orders.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept lG-Cleared, schr.
Sawanum. Gohegan, for Richmond
NEW YORK, Sept. I5-Cd, schr. Mariet-
Ia Burr, Dearborn, for Richmond; schr. Iele-
grafo, (Sar., Sanezo, for do.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l6.-Arrd., schr. Mary
Travers, from Petersburg.
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FALL, 1876.
FRESH DRY GOODS.
a VII 0 L E S A L E.
mo. 100, West Main street,)

IIAyE now in store large and extensive assortment
Ii Of STAPLE IND FANCY DRY GOODS, select
ed for the Fall and Far Trade oil Of which Of the
net and latest styles and makes, and having been
purehased since the Decline they will be enabled
10 offer such induce their country friends and
the trade generally as will make IL 10 their interest to
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
EThey deem IL unnecessary to enumerate the articles
they have on hand, their assortment comprises the
usual variety kept in RAolesals Dry Goods Uonsts
They will only add that their stock presents unusuii
attractions, of its being almost entirely es
and purchased this season.
p 4 call is respectfully collected sePt le-ci2
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From various sources Of information We are
confirmed in our belief, that not The shadow OF
blame rests upon the commander OF The Truxton
for the loss OF that vessel He is esteemed gal.
LIANT officer OF much experience but the coast
which our squadron are watching is exceedingly
difficult 10 approach, and at this season OF the year
is frequently visited by sudden and violent storms
The Truxton unfortunately had trial Of both,
and no human skill or foresight could have guard
ed her against The destruction which beiel her.
Norfolk Herald.
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aa;,l,,,re IF ,ba, Stale They are The iats ,ho
- hoe, aaas of the kind ever MADE W w
Messrs. Hortsman, and July Ieai,Ac ". IA ha,nIv
lions Of The makers as 10 their eHec. dno ,o hers
IAN incident NAV not be oul oil plac. ,,o ns
While the Stale Fcncibles were ON pd'aae I'd mr.
day afternoon the corps passed anu isG g;ng oIhe
,erthe flags, The b5nd The whie respo" Id, of the
feelings inspired by tha motto 10 .l i,h I'M
s,ars and s,iinas that hoaled above shen'. ,,.a;
"RpU JiaNT PARADE.-TheS state ene'-
hos Canaan Page, made splendid pa'age bsi
,erdav atrernoon. The corps exclusive % 'ne"
m,sni6cen, hand which was very lni anu ener
49, ,,,ns,ar.d sixpy rank and file. They aPPeal,
"a - uh;,a nanlaIoons, with their rch scai n:
and GOLD coars. and grenadier caps. Inc rcnr ,,a
hles in nassing through The streets, execu'eu 'oA
beautiful manpuyTes.
How will Southern Wings relish the following
sentiments Of their Wing brethren OF DoS.o"
Ara Wbis meeting in Tremon, Temple, 'ne re
1:ss.,a,,he Roston Common Council declared 'nal
a. aonsidered the annexation OF Texas as o's-
sa,y;ro The Union, in moral point Of view; o"'
ina, for cxpedencys sake, it was prelerao'e 70 ~
vain in The Union" The people OF the SCUM
will be truly grateful 10 this gentleman Oh eA'
nediency," for SURPRISING his "morar emo''o"''
and conserving lille longer 10 enjoy the "preier-
able" blessings OF The Union
On The same occasion, Mr.. Charles sumner
the srea, Peace orator, said that opposition 10 SD
very and condemnation of The "unjust ana I'M
righteous war" against Mexico are the essence
Of Wing principles. Mr.. Sumner also co"'l''-
men,ed "his FRIEND" Mr.. Abbott Lawrence as
having spoken pretty well upon The "ma'erla' m
,eresls of the community" but his, MIR. summers
business was with The "moral" or immalerIal IN
teress which are al stake"
The ethics OF these Boston Wing leaders WIZ
scarcely suit the Wings OF Nis region.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, SEpTEMBER ".

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Tennessee, D. Crumpacker, with
Sc, tons mdze., from Lynchburg, TO l.. d. Cren-
shaw. Bros e. Co.. Webb, Bacon & Co, B. Pey-
Ion, Geo. T. Booker, ]. r. Anderson and Will
liams & Robinson.
Boat Buchanan, r. Lenahan, with IS 3 tons
mdze.. from ScotsvIe, 10 +. L. & NJ. Beazley
Ragand s. Bros Warwick & Barksdale and
Williams & Robinson.
CLEAkED,
Boat Lexington, B. Goolsby, with 20 l-2 tons
mdze, for Lynchburg.
Boat Breeze, +. Henry, with "a tons mdze, for
New Canton and Lynrhburp.
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For the Ladies'.

FINE DRESS SHOES.
WE have just opened fine stock oil Ladies
w superior Dress Walking Shoes also La
dies fine Dress, Kid and Morocco Slippers, ma
nuiaclured expressly for Us BY Chatham OF Phi
ladelphia. They are as good Shoes as can be
made. We invite all in want OF Shoe that
will retain its shape, and not rip stitch, TO
give us call.
Sept. Is PUINEf q w ..
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7 G.. SHAFER g. co.

A RE now opening their Fall Fashions for
n 1916. They very respectfully invite the at
tenlion Of gentlemen to their Stock, which has
been selected with more than ordinary care from
the Fall importations at New York Il will he
found 10 consist OF an infinitely greater variety,
and far richer Goods, than they have hitherto Of
lered 10 The Richmond public. The whole will be
disposed of at less prices than similar garments
can be procured for in New York. Gentlemen
of taste are requested TO examine their assoii-
ment, as they will take the greatest pleasure in
showing any Of the articles they deal in 10 per-
sons who wish to inspect The newest styles Of
manufacture.
TAILORS & DIAPERS,
Richmond, Va,
And l39 Broadway, New York.
Co., dQ,.
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A correspondent from Pensacola writes the
New Orleans Picayune, on the ID instant, tina,
Com. Perry is on his way TO the Gulf 10 take
command Of the squadron in place Of Com. Con-
ner We suspect rather (says the Union) that
Com. Perry will be under The command Of Com.
Conner.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

THE subscriber, intending 10 engage IN otter IS,
ness, oftTs for sale the veiy desirable f,fn,
which he resides, generally known n Ii.u'- Roliom
The tract contains ~. acres. of which 500 ar =.
bottom land. IN n high state at improvement, j
farm IN virginia, lying N a compact f,nn nm.dLr
along ihr North River, NJ all tunes nGsicablr tn M
baiiraur. AMI miles from Jlmr, RIVER The n-i.
bpfhnod is healthy. Inir gent, AMI away flum Hil +
sorts for dissipation. and wiIhn .l"tt rdr ~ LrNo
ton, with III iourlsh,ng Literary Institutions 4
farm is capable of yielding hrtwcrn and tlr-
sand barrels al corn Year, or tobacco III propnr
and may be converted INTO a stock farm. OF dstls.
mas bs conducted by any one :" Disposed with 81.
profit ~ any where iherr being every convenience
the farm for the purpose. lone cred, world ~ .,
ii d-srablr, by securing the purchase money NH
-sl. Address the subscriber, postage pad, Le,r.'
vireinia. WIN. n real
sept. ls-cwsw
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PRoTECTIONIsTs, AND THE PRICE " .o .,f...
o. IVA. one Of the articles which was 10 he Injurious
noaa r;"msiv affected by the Tariff Thirty per cent
yos moi thought enough tor the home pfoducrr MT
Webster dsclt much in his great argument on lhr a,
,e of coal How happens II then Tint we pay Of ms
moment AZ much for coal we paid last year. ahu more
Than we paid The year before Alter Inc hr.t 81 De-
rember Importation will he subject Ia only thirty per
cent but stocks laying IN 10 last uniil next
Snrnr and supplies hnught with the knowledge OF
The fact Of tins speedy reduction OF duty The measure
has not yet had the slightest influence the coal
ket MIR. Webser's predictions 10 The contrary notwh
standins.-l.NeD York Mirror (heutrdl)
In this city, TOO, we learn that the price OF coal
has recently risen one cen, per bushel in spite of
the clamor OF the Wings. For manufacturing
purposes, all admit that our coal is greatly supe-
rior to the Piclou and Nova Scotia, and every
other coal and Golfers have assured US that they
do not dread the competition Of any foreign
mines. The new Tariff is therefore not likely 10
break down that species OF industry.
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IlON

THE duties Of my School VIII hr resumed - ~, .
L of October next, and continued TIL anth ipr. .
course OF study. and lhe method ol instruction. IT.
signed thoroughly 10 lraln aud Grvrlopr n, III,
tual powers, ans: L. furnish The minds Il the sou
such an amount Of useful know ledge, a q ~
them tor The junior class ~ 10 lr.e, o. lot TIE |.
sitv or for the active duties of lite.
II VIII ever be- an uhJcrt ~ PRIME importance
the undersigned, 10 pron"ir the health and ,c0,'rt
rs pupils, 10 incnlcatr correct, moral All ni.
principles and thus Ia lay The fUnndit fof sdo.
astrrS as shall command the confidence aud este.
fhr uublc.
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A HARD HIT FROM A FRIEND.

VIII. Hurst, in retiring from the editorial chair
of the Southern Intelligence, (WhisD at Vicks-
burg, shoots Par,hian arrow al The Dsmocra-
CIV which ha. so surdily resisted his puissanl at
lacks, when aimed with The editorial quill. Our
readers will be amused 10 read the gentle comph-
mens paid TO his political opponents. Hespeaks
OF the "decayed and decayins lies" which Diha
the Democrats iogelher-o the "ieebleneSs oil their
haphazad chienan, Mr.. Polk" who has really
been strong enough 10 carry out the great mea-
sures for which he was elecied-oi "lhe unexam-
Piled imposition prac,ised upon Pennsylvania, the
duplicity OF Mr.. Folks conduct towards all ma
nuiactuIing States, his destruction OF The profits
OF our own laborers for the benefit OF ioreign
country, and his worse than bunsns manage
ment of the Mexican war"-ot the "diSlrusI
sown broadcas, in the ranks OF the party" &c.-
All these signs, in The opinion OF the retiring edi-
tor, indicate the certain success OF The Wings, ~
they act in concert" What is his great scheme
10 bring about such result2 We give il below
.du! Ctsar am auiius," "uenry Clay or nobody
is his uncompromising motto. He ridicules all
available" candidates; OF course including Scol,
Crlenden, Clayton, Corwin, &c, and ior his
contumacy merits the bow.s,rng OF the Wing
leaders at Washington. Some days since, wri-
ter in the National Inleigencer spoke Of MIR.
Clay's health and spirits, as Justtying the opin-
/ u Tia, he would live long enough 10 see many
eAsr Presidents elected. This is but poor com
lcn. There are very few, like Mr.. Hursi, who
think Mr.. Clay has any chance Of seeing himself
honored with the Presidency Let the Democra-
cy keep united, and The Wings will be saved inc
trouble OF nominating candidate, however avail
able:
can thew have 10 do is 10 turn again TO their
yrea, and patriotic leader, Henry Clay; upon his
shoulders lei lleir hopes rest and If they are sue
cessfuI their principles will be triumphant and,
when once again in the ascendancy permanency
wlI uc tue inevitable consequence LOT, surely
Providence will never load us with second 'ohlI
Tyler. If, on The contrary, some available IS
taken up, The same confusion the same dlsliusl
and imbeciIity which now pen,fullv mark this
administration will be The fate OF that
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ANOTHER VALUABLE CITIZEN DEAD!

We are panied 10 announce The death of our
late fellow citizen, Dr.. THOMAS ROBINSON
On Monday evening, The l4th inst, about
o'clock, alter pro,racted illness, he brealhed his
last. This event, though not unexpected, has
brought with it much heartfelt sorrow and deep
regreL-[ Petersburg Republican, September l6.
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ORDERS sTOPPED.-The Newark Daily
Advertiser of yesterday says. that orders have
been received in that city 10 suspend The further
building OF government wagons. Whether il is
an enlre suspension, or but temporary, The Ad-
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WARDS NECK FOR SALE

THIS Estate will be- sold n pubic auction m,fi.
j reserve 10 the highest bidder, on III ESpiy ,
18Th day Of October neal, on The PREMISE, urar, H,
VIII Of Clement Read, deceased. u iie> on Si,n,, .
river, III the county Of Charlotte. ntar the Nam,
that leads from Halifax 10 Charlotte Gunrt hon>r
three miles and hall below /, oIc'- frrry Nh 80.
II generally regarded The best 81 H. a. i, j.
county, and perhaps IN middle Virginia Ii COM,
BY late survey g3n acreS OF whirh 81 III. fr,t o,.
river bottom, lying unusually hleh. ard tsrry ~,
flown. There Is body Of table land abound NJ, Il.
line house OF about 800 acre., ~ lrsel. AMI ur.t .
valuable as the low ground. Tins tract unile. III,
advantage for profitable investment and 4 .i,tf,,',*
family residence. IL Is situated IN The misf IN M
ciry, very accessible, supplied with w4itf i, II -
bold springs The farm 50 compact stn. ii III, t,,i
the river thai bu, lilrlr fencing nr.es.4ft wl J.
navigation above aud below; The Wool ANA +. ~,
dant; The buildings are comfortable.
TERMS One hall of the purchase G,nty n i, i, +,
al the end Of twelve months, aud IN, hal n, III. -,
ration Of two years from The day ~ ,ar. fu,,f.,,
By the purchaser, the whole any part II lie mn
money VIII he received in cash, ~ The usual Disc,
Bonds. with approved security, vii h- required ,s+
deed Of trnst taken the land, t. lie released g.
the whole Of tIe purchase money : pad. \ oiut I'll
session will b- given 10 The purchaser tie Jap II.
aud full possession the growing rfnp al Is
secured and taken oil WILLIAM u GREEN
Executor Of clrnrnt Read drg,4,l
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ACopy-IrSte,
c.,t la-c,.1u 4 r. EDWARDS q

IN cHANCERY. -vinoinI. A Rui-s held q
i Clerks Office al The cicnit superior Count !" (
and Chanrefy for Cumberland county, on Monde
9Th day &c September, lsib:
John Il. Wilson, Administrator OF Ezab-ia e.
deceased, r.-itta
against
John w. Wilson, Executor of Robert rri.U.eH,
ceased, Robert Blackburn aud Lucy hi- VIII, y TX
+. Hlck-tsOn, John Ilck-rson, Thomas PDrrf-
Hugh Raine, E'fenaa.t
The defendants, Robert Blackburn and Lpej ~
bourn his wife, VIM. L. iiicker,or, lno lieAt.seh y
Thomas Powers, not having entered tii,lf lfie1fil
aud given security, according Ia tie at y 2 10y.
and the rules If this Court, and II apltath- Y M
factory evidence that they are not i9"'1',fH +.
Conmonw wealth, IL Is ordered that Il, 'ai y =.
DO appear nj rules To he held IN the Gi-fh Ut
said Court, on the first Monday III januais Y
answer the bill of the plant'ii, and that coz
order be forthwith inserted III some ,papf' !.
ed In the city al Richmond for two months :.
~, and posted 4; The front door Of tie '"n'' 4
this county a Copy-Icstt, 1905. l. +
Sept. ls-ew2m u. Is. VOonsoH' y
IogY ". WILSON. Executor a. Robert FER
y deceased, Robert Blnckbourn and Lucy b.4 HI.
his wife, William p. iilckerson, John hlcet''.'
mas Power. and Hugh Raine :-lnke npii.''
shall proceed on Monday, thr l9.h day y -
1916. between The hours Of o'r!ock ~ ", .g..,f
and G O'Clock IN the evening, nj the house y
Berry, In Jackson county, ard state 81 aa.' Il.
take the dispositions of John Berry. Anus pr 81
Retry, Edward Berry, and others 70 T. rrah =. -
in suit in chancery, depending N ihr 'n'", -
or Court Of Law and chancey for Ennbrfiige
and State al Virginia, in which snt John
administrator Of Elizabeth Stone, dse-a-rd, =
and Won are defendants. And | shall al.o ~
Monday, the ID day Of November, ~ -, 49,
hours Of o'clock in the morning and ,s4fa
evening, al the house OF Harris Pgor, 10 BIOS Il
and Slate Of Tennessee to take The dspos ood ~
| ris Pryor, Alvey Lockett, Robert Williams, y" A.
10 be read as evidence In the above nafnsa 4 q
shall also proceed, on "Wednesday, me ion cesat.
1 Al he Caurt. hausp of Clfritl t
the state al Arkansas, between the hour =
| in the morning and O'Clock IN the evrnins srl =
| dcnositioDs of William Goforb, Huida '.nasei ;.
others. 10 be read as evidence in the abc'. u, ii
And hall aIso proceed, on Friday ne .,ty 10
nuary, Is47, at the Court house al Barr '4 @as n
State Of Missouri between the hours ~ !" n Z
morning and O'Clock in the evening a. ~ yni,f, %
positions OF Price McMurtry, Barbara W a,inea -
others, 10 be read as evidence IN the abose :; q
r. from any The taking OF ihr .hoalf p
respective times and places above ~, ~ ~
be Completed, they viii be continued ii.@ as, hnhe-
NOT exceeding three days al each p%,t,nih f"u lh'
at which times and places you a., r HllceN.
proper. ,,...,t Slcne, d',sH
Hspt is--rIn
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"Washnglon," in the Savannah Georgian in
a series OF numbers, is criliciziog fairly bu, Sc
verely and ably, the public acts of Mr.. Hing the
Wing candidate Tor Congress from that district.
The following picture Of the Georgia Wing, is
an accurate representation Of many OF our Vir-
GINA Wings We hope to see many OF them, in
their "sober second-hongh F." return to the princi-
plea of their early love:
"a Nullifer in 1884, he has become The apollo
sist and advocate Of the protective policy. The
npponent of Bank in 1910, he became its sup
porter in 1914. Voting against The Tariff Of 1912,
he advocates and lauds il in his recent address
Hear the language oithis political weathercock,
who PIRATES OF changes. In 1910, in his reply 10
certain enquiries propounded 10 him by COM
,nillee OF cilizens Of TaliaieIro county, he thus
discourses: He (speaking Of MIR. Clay) was
The father of the American System, and seeks 10
be The father OF National Bank. Such proge-
ny, eagned with such parent, would eonsoi-
dale The Union in an unm,igalcd dcspolism. or
break ii into fragments Truly, when Mr.. King
talks OF political inconsistency il is lively illus
lration Of The old adase, of Satan reproving sin.