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GAEIS
COLUMBIA, Dec. II, 1916.

COLUMBIA, Dec. J I, icfo.
IA Me Honorable Senate, aud Members Of me
House of Representatives,.
G, n,lemen-The Comfy between The States ..
This Union. seems to demand Of me- that should
submit to The Legislature. in compliance with The
request of the Legislature of New Hampshire,
the accompanying Resolutions OF that body, which
have been received This morning.
Iregret that Sister State, should deem II nt or
expedient, TO address South Carolina, in the IAN
pnaee and temper OF these Resolutions, on topics
with reoard 10 which her sentiments and policy
have been so often affirmed. TO call II IN qusS'
ton now, within her own borders, cannon De
Otherwise regarded than as an offensive intrusion
upon her domestic affairs.
DAVID JOHNSON"
In the House, ii was promptly anc unani-
,nously resolved that The documents be forthwith
returned TO the Legislature OF New Hampshire,
without comment The same course was ADOPT
ed in the Senate, and thus says the South Carroll
MAN, "South Carolina has once more cast BACK
the meddling intrusions of The Aboli,ionists upon
their own heads, asserting, as she has ever done,
that she ,oN MT permit lawess and hellsh d'sor-
ganizers TO NEEDLE with The sacrsdness OF her Pc
culiar domestic Institutions
We presume that the SAME insulting and IN
cendiary resolutions have been communicated to
the Executive OF Virginia. Ii will resi- with her
Legislature 10 guard the safety, interests and
honor of Virginia.
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CAUTION.

i against trading for a bond executed by me to Cole
man PAYNE, bearing date the 2ad day Of November,
1896 given on demand for five hundred and forty one
doIlars Also, one for one hundred and twenty dol
lars and another for thryone doIlars-the dates OF
the two last me noned nofey not recoleeted. Also,
bill OF sale for negro slave named Grancson-ail OF
which were obtained from me by said Coleman Payne
in the most fraudulent manner which am able 10 e.
tablish-and consequently consider them null and void
n. a-cA, ANTHONY THORNTON.
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IN CHANCERY-NIRCtsiA AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Il Liw
and Chanccry o: Louisa county, The It'll day Of DE
cembtr, 1896:
Garland T Waddy, who suts in his ow right. and Nc
administrator of Anthony Waddy, decd, paituf:
against
VIM. waddy, Edmund &. Goodwin and Ezah-thhis
wife, and VIM. w. Anderson, Administrator IL Minded
Anderson. deceased. Defendant
The defendants, Edmund &. Goodwin ard Elizabeth
his WIFE, not having entered their appearance and gwen
security according 10 law and The Rnrs II hs Court
and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that hey
not inhabitants Of this state, motion az the p,a ni
Ly his Attorney u il ordered. that rhr laid deieEdis,
Edmund {. Goodwin and E1atcth h. VIE, de- appear
before the Judge OF tile sad Cont nj thr Iouu house,
te first day of the rr1t of the sad Court and
the plaintiffs h anj that copy al ili- order
b- forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN
the City of Richmond, for two months >rccesiyry, and
posted The front door al the Court house 1T
y Court DAY. Copy. 1esfe,
Dec. l2--cw1m JOHN HUNTER, C.. &.
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JOSEPH GILL.

twill be seen from the above that Mr.. Joseph
Gill is now clerk in our establishment, and his
stock oil Theological Books, agencies FIR The
British Reviews, Tract S.cieIy, &c, have been
transferred lous.
Ministers and laymen OF the several Christian
denominations are respectfully informed that ar
ranecments are being made 10 increase our sleek
Of Theological Books and new works OF merit is
sued By leading publishers the Unied States,
vii be received by US al an early day after their
appearance.
Mr. Gil's subscribers to The Foreign Reviews
and Magazines, will procure their lu;ulc numbers
from Us; and We respectfully ask 10 be favored
with renewal Of heir subscriptions Tor the snsu-
ing year. NASH WOODHOUSE,
Dec. % l39 Main street
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The New Orleans Times gives full descrip-
ton of the splendid sword voted by the Les's'a-
,ure OF Louisiana 10 General Taylor. On The
blade, which is made OF The 6nest-lempeied
steel, is the very appropriate motto, "B's vinett
oui 50 pineu in pictor,a," "Doubly does he con-
quer who governs himself in the hour OF vic
tory;" or, 'as The New Orleans Times more
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
U1cuMoND MARKETS, DEC. FL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, DEC. FL.
TOBACCO.-No change. Inspections small;
manufacturing descriptions in demand A lew
hhds. of the new crop have been received and
sold from 3 10 S4. Wequote Lnss at from 81
90 to 81 so; common leaf 81 90 10 90; mid
ding SO IS to 4 90; good and fine shipping 81
to 6 90; extra manufacturing So 10 Oh.
FLOUR held al SIS IS since the arrival OF the
Cambria.
CORN-Corn so So els.
OATS-30 35 cents-in demand.
WHEAT-Red IS 100; White 100 los c.
CATTLE-For Caule from the scales, gross
weight, 81 IS SO; nett 30 ., according 10
quality. MurroH So S4-scarce and In
demand. HOGS: Live IS 90.
COTTON-9s a 10 cents per Id.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents; Shorts IL
cents; Brown Slufs 80 cents; Ship Sluis so CTS
OVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smithheld and City
Cured GA a cts. Western Sides b 6s CTS
Shoulders a 5, cts. Hams D u cents. All
kinds OF Bacon scarce. LARD 8 a 3 cenIs.
RlCE-3i a At cents per pound
SALT-$l so from wharf, ! 80 from store.
The New York Express, Of Saturday after.
noon. thus sums up the efec! OF The news on thai
market:
"The news is cons dered highly favorable al
the Exchange. The abundance oil money-the
low rate of interest-and The advance upon cot
Ion and flour in England-aIe all matters oil great
interest and importance.
"The instant The iidirgs transpired, the holders
Of flour put up prices 10 SIS IS, although no sales
were made beyond SIS so. The holders Of co, on
declined 10 name any price-and Stock operators
felt in be,ler spirits.
mo letters had reached The city by the steam
err at the close OF the Exchange, and the mer-
chants were wholly dependent on The news con-
lancd in the papers.
'The steamers news came suddenly ana un
expecledly upon the public; the advance OF BON
-four and cotton in Liverpool, pulls eheelui
face on the holders Of these articles. The mar
ker has heen firm and improving for both. These
accounts will tend not only to support. but 10 al
vance prices"
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E,iy he E'BgbirsT.

FFf lae ENgNUtT.
Me>sr> Eof>:-I liad in he Enquirer OF This
morning you mistake The name OF the Captain
Of the company OF volunteers from The county Of
Montgomery. In organizing The company James
P Preston was chosen Captain; Fleming Gard-
ner, Isl; Henry S. Stranger, ID and James Wade,
81 Lienlenanls.
Decer Der Dist 1916
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A CARD.

HAVE disposed OF my stock Of Books &c, 10
i MessIs. NASH & WCODHOUSE, and
have engaged with them 10 acl as clerk. 10 clos
ing business on myown account, rake this coca
sion 10 tender 10 friends asd The public my srai-
ude for their kind patronage, and M 81 re-
specially ask for an extension of The same 10 the
gentlemen with whom | shall live.
JOSEPH GILL
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and ruth The adv,cc and consent Of tie Senatc
John Y Mason, of Virginia, 10 be Secretary Of
The Navy, in place Of George Bancroft, resigned
William Fl. Vesey, Of New York, 10 be consul
Of United States at Antwerp, in place of Francis
]. Grund, resigned
LAND OFFICERS.
Thomas J. Muhoan, receiver Of public mo.
neys al Champagnoe, Arkansas, vice Albert u.
Rust, resigned.
Greensburg, Louisiana, vice G. w. Womack,
resigned.
Henry Mel, register of The land Office at Bates
Vile Arkansas, vice John Miller, appointed in
The recess Of the Senate in the place Of Robert &.
Newland, deceased.
William G. Flood, register Of the land office al
Quincy, Illinois, from the 9Th Of January next,
when his present commission will expire.
The Swords and Epaulc;les 10 be presented To
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r OST, yesterday morning, between The
IL Armcry and the Marke, Black ALPACA
Cape with a deep fringe. Whoever will return
i, 10 this office Willie rewarded Tor their trouble
Dec %
CPLENDID GUITARS n. TAYLOR
- has jpsl received an additional supply OF Sc
ven splendid Guitars, Of The celebrated Martins
manufacture He Offers them for sale a, his
Piano Fore WaTeroom and Music Saloon, 100
Main 81 corner Of IIih. Dec. ~
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MOTTO f..

ApyuTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
December 81, 1916.
PROPOSALS will be received al dis office
i until Wednesday next, the I'D inst, al II
O'Clock, iof making up 500 OveIcoals Tor The vo-
unteers -he coats TO pass The inspection Of The
officer appointed for that purpose.
WIN. Il. RICHARDSON,
Dec. % Adu,an; General.
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MANSFIELD ACADEMY.

MhNSr lfLD ACADEMY.
A MATHEMATICAL and rla.slcAl ScA,ol. b. Al.
n fred 4. Coleman VIII he re.ut.ned On me 18Th
January, lsi7, and Close 18Th December following wuh
vacation OF Fix weeks some time ~ the summer.
In this school VIII be taught al thu cl-s prrpa-
raiory 10 college, and full Mathematics and
Languages, with other subjects, laf p,-eii,ase IL
IN acad,my, 10 young not inencinc Il finish their
education III College.
lie viii continue 10 pursue his former mode ~ ns,ruc.
tion Critically analz'ng each recitation, rendering
clear and iniesihlf 10y familiar lectures Ia order
Give variety and z,st the Ian, aseran and ndGctse
modes viii aso be- pursued
Tuition and Boar not including candles, 500, half
paw In advance
Address the subscriber, post paid, Wilkersonyille T.
o., Chesterfield co Va. Zee. 22-cw5w.
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of other sections They have voted Tor SENATORS
from The western, middle and eastern coun',esL
they now ask for Senator liom The South o'Se'
and confidently ask, when they preseni, 10 .ne
Republican parry such man as John "'hs''''
Jones. ,,:
In presenting Mr. jones 10 your cons Iteration,
we would not be considered as ceiractlns rom
The merits of other gentlemen who have pt1n
named hcy are men OF talents and great "oI.''
and deserve well oil their party. But we cons si
der, in calling your attention 10 me cia'ns anu ~
qualifications Of Mr. Jones, that lie combines ~
his own person, to greater extent Than any o'ne,
man of onr party all those qualities when ale
requisite for a Senator We consider him ME
rior 10 no man in the Stale, if, indeed, we know
Men Of the Wesl the South Side voted tor
your Pennybacker, help us now 10 elevate .niS
distinguished son OF Virginia. Men oil Inc reg
mont counties your Daniel has been Jus! eIo'n,
ed with the ermine, assist US in rendering honof
10 whom honor is due. hon.,
Virginia has as yet conferred no State mono!
ON this her worthy son-an opportunity now Oh
fers. and The South Side claims Senator 10 inc
person ct John Winston Jones.
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discover that in The publication OF my af'icie,
in your paper OF December Isl, urging The claims
Of The Honorable William Smith to seat in the
United States Senate, you have omitted almost a
whole paragraph. This has led to some ii'Ile
misconslruc,on of The first and only sentence OF
that paragraph which you have published. Some
may suppose that when say Governor Sini'n
twill, in all probability, remain Democrat II
elected" a Just inference is, that am mol certain
he will remain one il mol elected. Inc wnoIe
paragra phi would have shown that Intentionally
use that form of expression 10 show my suohS
conviction OF his frmness and consistency as a
politician. This trail in the Governors political
life forms with me his chief recommendation.
And expressly ask The Legislature 10 look 10 ms
point of character, when they shaliee called upon
10 elect a Senator, reminding Them oil Inc ialc
detection of Haywood, and The aposlacy OF a
Rves. Office turns many Democrats 10 hiSh'
toned Federais,s, but | have great hope OF Inc
Governor in this respect
En- PEASANT, lie; me observe, that The Klchmonu
Wing thinks one OF the reasons which assign In
avor OF the Governors Election 10 The Senale
"amusins," though il may have weight. Inc
reason which thus strikes him is, that Go
vernon Smiths services will be needed in The cam
paign Of l64S; and If retained in his presen, Of
fee, he will not feel free, should time allow, 10 en-
gage in the canvass, but if tie is Senator, he
will lninele in the hottest OF the night NOW,
whether the robe. OF the Senatorial are looser
than those oil The Gubernaloral Office, as The
Wing thinks mean 10 say, this must be admit
ted, tha, Senator Vice Presiden, OF The
United States, NAV practise Law without deiact-
ing from The dignity OF his place; but aGovernor
oi Virginia cannot, without raising about ms
Lo, No ~ INN rla n
and pretended triends. Senators, such as The very
talented and dienifcl RigeS, can sumpi, through
The State, without degrading their Office; but that
very Wing would be The first 10 aack Mr.. Smith,
ii he should attempt The same practice while act
ing as Governor ol Virginia We repeat, then,
that while Governor, he would mol feel t'es, IN
view Of this morbid Stale pride, 10 render The De-
mocraiic Party that valuable Sc; vice i'll the COM
ing Campaign which they will need, and which
his well known ability empowers him t. give.
December 6, 1916. FAUQuiER.
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RICH Nd, VA.
Tuesday Morning, December ~. 1916.
rpI1rTs OF A WING VICTORY!

Southern Wings have rejoiced at what 'hey
o,,Isd The Regeneration" OF New Hampshire,
through The agency OF The notorious Ao0l'l'on,s'
John P. Hale (since rewarded for his peIhdy by
= sea, in the United States Senate) ard his KIN.
bred allies. The first offspring Of this GLORIOUS
Wing triumph, was the passage, by The wing
Legislature Of New Hampshire OF series Z"
resolutions, deliberately protesting against 'hose
principles under which Texas was admitted 'n'0
The Union as Slave State, and thereby peds'ng
her co.opera,ion with he friends OF civil liosr'y
throughout the land in The suppression OF slavery
These obnoxious resolutions having been sent TO
The Governor OF South Carolina, were oy MN
communicated 10 The Legislature in The following
firm but dignfed message
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Observation-Disclosures!

WANTED, ONE HUNDRED shonf, &C.
w tive young MEN, TO sesve. with Rocket and
Mountain Howzer Batteries, 6Ow preparing by
The Ordnance Department, Tor immediate depaT-
lure.
In paw, provisions and clohins, this corps will
be superior 10 any other yet raised, and from The
kind OF rms used, will constantly serve with the
advance ol The army.
The hshes, character for courag' and physi-
cal ability will be required for admission into the
corps. Apply 10 Lieut. T. L. Rinsgod, Ordinance
CORPSE at Miss Gordon's, franklin Street, or 10
Capt smith, al the Richmond Rendezvous
A premium OF two dollars will be paid 10 any
one bringing proper recruit 10 The Rendezvous
Dec. l2-lm
FIFTEEN DOLLARRS REWARD
S,TRAYED or stolen from ilir Deep Run Pits IN the
- county Of Henrico, dark brown MARE MULE,
very nearly black of ne siIe, about seven years od,
mud IN pnnd condition Whoever Will return tir auie 10
John BAR Jr thr Pits, 10 The subscriber ~ hlef-
mond shall receive The above reward Of hIteen dollars
n.r ls-e2t JOHN BARR.
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COL. JAS. GADSDEN-B 1sadisr General.
The Cheraw (South Carolina) Gazette OF The
18th instant says
awe take pleasure in informing our readers
that Colonel James Gadsden, Pfesiden, Of The
South Carolina Railroad Company, has been ap-
pointed Brigader Genera al b. the Presiden, OF The
United States. General Gadsden is 10 take com.
mand OF the regiments OF volunteers from The
States OF Virginia, North Carolina and South
Carolina"
Colonel Gadsden has high reputation for Ia
tents, military skill and chivalrous bearing. II
the above statement be correct, the regiment will
be most ably commanded.
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The Swords and Epaulciles, 10 be presented TO
the officers OF the Alexandria Volunteers have
been procured (says The Gszene) and are neat but
beautiful testimonials Of respect.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
RaSsage and Fare Sd.

TINE Cleaner COLUMBUS, Capt. Parrish,
i will leave Rockets this afternoon, Tuesday,
22i inst, al 4 o'clock, for Baltimore. Passage
ard fare 81 only Freight taken as usual
Dec. % HENRY LUDLAM s. co.
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The Governor and Council have as yel made
no appointment of Field Officers Of The Virgil
MIA Regimen, Of Volunteers. We understand,
however, tina, they have decided that the disabii-
ties of The anii.duelling &C, Of the Stale do not
apply 10 the officers Of The Regiment.
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LOUISA ACADEMY

LOUISA ACADEMY
THE next session viii begin III Of February, and
i close Isl December
FiRsT Dpr,RTMEaI-Eocis Bellies L-tt,es +nbtsc.
Ing General Gfnmmar. History, kh' toric. &c
SEcusD-Anrent and Modern Languages In trarh
inc The Latin or Greek, particular attention u III he rand
10 The Etymology, the relation II word he phi logy
or construction of the itre the duc,ur 81 tia
Moods Prosody, Ancient Geography and History So
written Exercises Of Latin and Greek into Enrlish and
rice
THrHD-Mathemaics and Natursl Philosophy, in.
Guiding The Calculus Astronomy, and Mixed M-,aen 4.
tics generally.
TERNS-For Board and Tuition sl3D
Address-Locust Creek. Louisa county Va
LEWIS TURNER. A. ",
Dec. 22-iaGt ii The University .. "a
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akfcf1astomU aza1atetrer4

giving relief TO some who were asgressors and
by denying ii in cases OF peculiar hardship, he
thought that The act should be general and not
discriminating. applying equally 10 all cases, and
relieving The disa bilities OF all. The Constilu-
lion itself con.empaes that although offences
may be committed against the law, persons SO Oh
tending may be pordoaed. This bill should be
looked upon as an act Of grace and mercy, and
we should moi scrulinise loo closely lis paIiicu-
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MANAGERS OFFICE -. PAINE & CO.. Rel
lE1 m0nd, Va.

CHRISTMAS PREsENT-WHOLE geo sol D.
Drawn Nos. Of GRIND Consolidated Lottery Nos
~ IS 40 ~ 50 SO - O. d o5 ~ Is ~ "a
Whole, IS 40, prize of 81 600, sem 10 n CORES
pendent in Lynehburg, and will be paid when present
ed PURCELL.
Also, sold last week $500 for so cents-toret .r wib
90 ether prizrs all sold and paid ,nn be- seen
al the Office.
For This DOy-s2T ,OOo-Ticke,s SO. Also, ss,toc-
Tickets 81.
For saiurday-s3o,ooo rs Nos, Is dat, texts
Gin.
For January 9th, is47-s4o,ooO, aop,ixes Of 5,ooo-
Tickets Sl2. Dec %
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| ~ l.. JONES VIII pease drop line 10 r. nm. Jr
- as he fears his last letter has misca.ried
1 n.r LII
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CAROLINE LAND FOR SALE.

0hNoll.NE In MI foh 81 LIE.
PURSUANT 10 n deed Of Trust mndr ~ the late hrs.
Sophia F. Burke, We, the subscribers VII, on The
isth day Of December NEXT far = not ihe n-st air
highest bidder, tract parcel o land, lying IN The
county Of Caroline, on The North side uf the Maiaroni
River just below Bukr's Bridge containing thee hun
dred and seventy 1870 acres, more "r less.
There is on the premises good and cfnvenlei;
Dwelling House. with all necessary out hon,.s lEc
land Is well enclosed and adapted 10 the cultivation u
Corn Wheat and Tobacco. crop Of Wheat VIII lie
seeded this Fall
This land is situated in pleasant and agreeable
neiehbofhuod. about ten miles below the Bowling
Green, and viii be shown 10 persons desiring buy ~
Mr. John Burke now residing on the srrmsrs
The terms, which will be liberal, viii be made known
the day Of sale. Selling Us Trustees, shall only
convey such title as is vested IN u, which believed 10
be- perfectly good. SAMUEL 4. ifOTT.
WILLIAM 6. MAtRi,
Oct. l6-cwtds Trustees.
NJ POSTP0SEMENT The above sale Is postpon-
ed until MONDAY, the lih Of January, Iii. that he.
ing Caroline Court day, when VIII certainly he ,olj
Al the Bowling G:een AZ nnhlic auction
SAMGEL {. SCOTT. ir
Dec. 22-wtds WILLIAM G. MAERY, ifusNes'
pENpLEToN's PRIZE oFFIcE-prawing ol Mo-
mongolia Lottery, Class 81:
81 IS 63 81 20 3 IL / - ~ 81 - Is.
Ticket, Nos u 3 81, capital prize. sold and paid
by PENDLETON.
Drawing Of snsssr Lottery, Extra, Glass no:
81 . "a - 43 Il u II 81 II 81
Ticket, Nos . 81 ~, another capital, Sold by
PENDLEToh
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Class r.
GO u p 81 IS 81 ~ II 81 81 II - 6 40.
Ticket, Nos. - 81 S., prize Of $50. sold hy
PESDLETON
PRIZES. PRIZES. PRIZES.
hns chance for prize IN 10 days Lottery. Tho
driving received by o'clock Capitals: S2U O00, IN
two prize. Of 10000. prize ri 1900 Is Of 900. etc
Is drawn ballots Whole Tickets SIS; shares IN pro-
portion For Prizes in the above Lottery, be- 10 sp-
ply before III O'Clock, al PENDLETON's OFFICE.
Dec. - No. 3 Exchange.
MANAGERS OFFICE u. PAINE & CO.. Rich.
Nl mond, Va.
a,tIn
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VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO.

The following extrac, Of letter from itlend
in Accomac, dated December l7h, will show The
spiri, that anmates the "ardent young Vir-
sinians." We doubt not that the volunteers IRON
Accomac will meet with cordial reception by
the companies here, and will prove themselves
worthy of their county and Stale. The example
deserves TO be initiated by the young men oil V'f-
ginia:
give young men, moved by landabie ambi-
lion and a prasewoHhy spirit OF enterprise, yes
,erday lett this county 10 embark their ioriiines
in The perils and privations Of The camp. am
preliy sure that volunteer company could be
raised in This county but these young gentlemen
were impatient 10 fy 10 Virginia's standard in
the hour ofdanger, aud not 10 wait tor Inc uncsr.
tain,y of a iul company. They have all let
good situations. Three OF them were clerks IN
The most respectable stores in the county; one OF
them young lawyer Of fine and distinguished
qualities and requirements. fon will agree
with noe that the tact that they have Inns so
promptly obeyed their countrys call 10 parlici-
pate in The dangers oil the existing var with Mex
ico is amply sufficient 10 warraD, The expression
that they are ambitions, patriotic and enlerpns-
ing. and deserve favorable notice.
1.-THE Presidents message is glorious one
don't you think sol
"In haste, your friend.
up. S. / have omitted 10 give you the names OF
our volunteers they are Stratlon b. Downing
James L. Kellam, Isaac Gibbons, William
Wyatt, and Benton Henderson,
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The different Divisions al thr san. AZ T-n,.,,.
are requested 10 meet at The Han oft- Marion y,s,n
This Evening, al half past o'clock 10 mani, IN nm
eession 10 Inc Lecture Room oftne FRI cnu,eb
J. b. Jeter before lhe Sons Of Trmperaucs ma m.
friends OF Temperance. 1hr public arr invited 10 al.
tend. ALFRED THOMAS ~ p
Dtc. :. McDnWelNs Division
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+. WORDS OFFICE drawing Of Alexandria
-. Lottery, Class r.
80 IA - 81 IS 81 10 II ~ Gl II :; 90
Some good piizes in the above out from
WORDS
s.. 10 Nos. Is drawn.
NeAi Saturday S33 900 Capital etc. Tickets so.
Send an order for Ticket II You would Ike Il sp-nd
merry Christmas. Address J. F. Worn
Dec -