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minis,ralri1 OF the late Capt, John B. Richs.

| son.
A bill changing The laws in relation 10 MO.
A bill concerning the Rivanna and North H..
er Navigation Companies.
A bill prescribing the mode OF eeciiEe lrus
tees or the town Of Darkesville, IN lhe coubig \.
Berkeley, and vestins them viii cerain COM
!ate powers, and Of e!eclins trustees ot he ,os,
Of Romney. in Hampshire county.
A bin rounding 10 llezrkiah Daggs ami Ohm,
certain slms OF money.
A bill concerning The Rappahannoek Conn.,.
ny.
A bill authorizing the troop Of cavalfy auscs.
e.! 10 The SD Regiment, in lhe county OF Cam.
bell To make enlislnents from either o. lie 70,
menis in said county.
A bill changing The time OF holding the cou1t,
courts OF Jackson county.
A bill changing the time ot holding he Ill.,.
quarterly term OF the county court oi Gilner. n.
A bill 10 authorize The Sergeant q, the city (.
Richmond 10 hold poll a; the next election .,
Councimcn ior The said city, 10 take he sense !,
The owners Of real property in said ci,y upon \.
subJec, Of The bonds OF Tie James river Gonna,
and inr other purposes.
A bill 10 revive The act incorporating rs
Winchester and BtrIy'> Ferry Turnpike Conn.
NJ, was read a third lime ant relectet-ayes 10
noes 40.
y bill requiring certain accounts 81 Execu,-,,
10 he recorded, was laid on he table.
On motion, the bills on their first and seem.
readings were read b. their litcs.
On motion, all the reports on petitions al; ).
solutions, no, acted en-, were laid on HE lab4
A bill for The relief 81 Ire securities II Jenna,
Baker, was, on motion .! Mr. DORNAN, ia.,t
nicely postponed.
On motion Of MIR. LEE
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Y - -
COL. KELLY OF NANSEMOND.

This excellent representative and sterling
Democrat, il Will be perceived, has opposition III
his coun'y- Tor what cause II IS not easy ~
imagine, unless il be tor his political opinions.
Nansemond has certainly never had more
attentive and faithful delegate. Col. Kelly IS al
ways at his posl-always in his seat. For ms
course on one subject al least ne deserves The
thanks Of his constituents, ! mean Internal I'M
provemenls. Ichas voted against all The heavy
appropriations made al this Session which pro-
mise very shortly 10 raise the iaxes-lle has not,
like some Eastern members, lodged The cues
ton bu, uniformly given his vote against them,
except on the Right Of Way question, which
called for no appropriation from The Treasury,
and which is evidently measure oil Eastern IN
ercsr, as lie has had h, .a-dcily 10 discover. IL
is 10 br hoped h. cui., ,'uenI> will appreciate
hi value a> representative, and return hl'n 10
The Legislature.
AN EASTERN DEMOCRAT
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prrprJc MEETING in HENRlCO.


Al an adjourned meeting III The democratic
voters Of The county OF iienrico ne'a Al ,h'
Courthouse on HE l5tn March, 1871, Nr, no
bert A. Mayo was called to The Chair' ana MI.
J. q. Courtney ac.'d a SECRETARY
oh mo'ion "l WI. Il. D. G"oci'' WI. 'euuo'
was invited 10 address The citizens present; which
he did Ia The entire satisfaction ol every Demo
crat. II beng late IN The dhy before ihe meeting
was organized, he had not me t'lne 10 discuss
fnHp all The po'n'' Mat he ,"h|h'h upon. nu'
On The subject Of National Convention, which
nc discussed NOR ln'iy Than any olner, an were
satisfied. The Mexican Wal was iu,ly sustain
ed by him. lie differed with VIZ. Calhoun rs !"
The mode advised hy HIN ~ c"hdnrl'n: 'he same.
Ills views IN ihls SUBJECT secmrd al~' !" give
satisfaction.
He dhi oot approve OF The a't'rn "r course
adopted ~ me y. ,. aeha'e' ~ 's1'nd'hs WI.
Knchic rom me priviess' sca'S ~ IN, orha'e:
lie sai 'hey Dug NJ h"' !" nave 'ahe' any n',.c'
ol such publication; y was nhbec''''Os 'he d's-
MY oi me senate,
After Alf. Se'd'n had cohrluaeu n's aau,ess
me meeting was again orsa"'He', s"l .ns ,o! -.
ins lieahi"'e h'i' ''so'"''o" Su ,',' - 'i''
R'rh'h i'e'ns wfIr nna"''I'n''y aa"Pra; c..s
where's me c"uh'1s % r'~"''a" .','a ne,
tefheL' having - is'"
" I've ifln III 'hc .'s ~ ~ ''i''' - =" -, " -
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY

At meeting III large ppTiun oi The Demo-
cratic Republican party Of The county III Buck
ingham, held, in pursuance Of public notice, a,
the Tavern OF Messrs w. and N. Cobbs, at
Buckingham Coull House, on the Sh Of March,
being Court day, the meeting was called 10 or
der by MIR. Woojfin, and, on his motion, Major
Charles Yancry was called to The Chair and Ro.
Shaw appointed Secretary: Whereupon the
Chair addressed The meeting, stating the subject
Of The same 10 be for The purpose OF selecting a
candidate To represent The county oil Bnckne-
ham; and, upon his NOTION a committee oitwclye
was appointed 10 present the name Of candi-
date 10 The meeting The Chair appointed The
follow ing gentlemen, viz: Mr.. Woodfn, Joseph
Fuqua, VIM w. Newton, VIM. d. Jones, Geo.
Sanders, John r. Gillian, William Branch. B..
T. Glover, Thomas f. Perkins, VIM. Tap
Scott, Samuel Booker and VIM. Turner, who re-
tired and in few minutes reported 10 The meet
ing The name OF Dr. James Jones, who was unani.
mously approved OF BY The meeting.
On motion oil Robert Shaw,
Resored That with real regret we part with
our lale representative, Colonel f. w. llnhard.
who has faithfully represented his District.
Resolved That We pledge ourselves 10 be ac-
live and Jealous in promoting The election Of
Thomas S. Bccock TO Congress.
Resulred, That The proceedings Of this meeting
be published in The Richmond Enquirer and
Lynchburg Republican. Whereupon The meet
ing adjourned. CHAS. YANCEY, Ch'mn.
Ro SHAW, Sec'y.
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Fm lie Enguircl
TO ruE DEMOCRACY OF LOUISA.


Afuu,,. 10 sense If The danger which threat
ems you, AMI apply speedily The remedy 10 The
distractions existing from The aspirations vi
Your numerous candidates or all IS lost. A
inreiug was held al last Couri, 10 cure the evil,
and proposition was submitted lu invite the
people al their precincts 10 send delegates 10
April Court, for The purpose Of selecting De-
moclalic candidate for the county and pledein.
The support Of The parry 10 The nominee. The
peculiar friends OF one ol The candidates con-
STRUNG this reasonable proposition into an al
tempt 10 make "conlusion worse coniounded,'
moved and carried the indefinite posponement Of
the resolution, notwithstanding they were warned
that unless some such action was taken By The
people The almost inevitable consequence would
he the election OF Wing. A Uhig. Dr. John
C. Meredith, is in The field and four Democratic
candidates Judge ye OF The result.
Democrats Of Louisa meet al next Court and
prove that your attachment 10 your principles is
superior 10 Your adherence IL any man. Those, al
lrssr, who are for the maintenance OF The n>ases
d. he party in recunciling conflicting claims OF
Candidates, should have candidate i"r whom
they can vote without danger 10 the success Of
PRINCIPLE
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For The Enquirer.
THE LAW or ENCLOSURE.

The writer i much sra,ified 10 again
ov.iluIe towards your scheme ol devuslbS some
n.lion Of yonr columns Ia The consideration Of
Inc agricultural and domestic interests Of our be-
Iotcd STATE Much good must follow the rSecu
li,n oil the scheme, and thank The author oi he
recent article IN the subject, at the head OF this
communication, Tor again commencing IT'S execn-
ton. There needs but his 10 is complete sue.
cess that its advocates will give you their cor
dial assisance-lhat practical men will write on
practical subjects; and OF all things, that writers
will say in few words and in a plain way what
they mean Nothing would contribute 50 much
in my opinion, 10 revive The domestic interest Of
Virginia as lhr free communication Of ideas and
knowledge through The farmers common news
paper. II would, il is hoped, much advance yonr
welfare, aud would divert and paclfy, Ia some Ill
lie extent, The political excitement Of the people
now 50 easily provoked into rage, ian end II
doubtful benefit you will say.)
This law Of enclosures is, indeed. enc Of the
most anomalous but operative statutes which
mark or code. Most operative Tor evi-not Tor
good. II is impossible, in my estimation 10 point
out any good in it, tcelta nly does not make food
Tor cattle bu, prevents it, both By dividing the at
tention and affordng a miserable substitute; il
does not save labor; Tor il takes much more Ia
Dor to fence ont all lie cattle in Virginia than Ia
fence them in. II does not favor the poor man;
his lew stock cannot eat up his rich neiehbor--
bul his rich neighbor's stock will cal him up in
hurry, while, a. your late correspondent proves
he has 10 make much more fence, in proportion,
Than his weaaer neghbor. Nor does il benefit
The rich man, ior lie must make the fence, al any
rales II certainly does moi benefit the animal
Tor 10 il there is all the difference between stay
ing al home and leaslng aud going abroad and
fasting or stealing. Nor does il improve The
moral tone Of the communicate Otherwise
Trespasses with stock are often, doubtless the
small seed OF wrong, which afterwards grow up
into great tree OF vlainy. And for the neigh
borhood il gives US, il is worth just as much as
six common scolds and Boosters TO each square
mile. So say 10 my brother farmers, lelus CON
slider this thing and come 10 some determination
and then ACT Let Us put The thriving, iniusiri
Gus young man, with his little piece Of land, his
strong arm and Stout heart, in such situation
thai he may indeed rest under his own vine ami
Zig Tree, and there should be no cattle 10 make
him afraid. And lei us make the careless. i'm
providenl farmers keep their bad management 10
themselves | hope We shall hear from the far
mers further Or this subject.
ONE OF THEM
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uoIrSE OF DEF .EGATES.

A communication was received from The Sen
ale announcing the passage al various bills noticed
in The proceedings OF that body The various
amendments ii the Senate 10 the several bills
communicated were concurred in by The House.
Mr. BANKS, from the Committee on Propo-
silions, &c, according 10 oder reported "A bill
forming Highland county out Of parts vi Pentle-
Ion and Bath
On motion Of Mr.. ROCOCK-RS,lrsd, byiis
General dssemLiy, Tha lie copies 81 such por-
lions OF the civil code ~ shall he prepared BY the
revisors and printers before the next annual ses.
sion al the General Assembly, Shall le disposed
OF and distributed in the manner provided hy a
former resolution of The General Assembly Tor
dispusing OF and distributing The report hereto
tore made by said reyisors, and that The Cover
nor cause the distribution 10 be made As directed
by both resolutions.
On motion of Mr.. SIlEFFEf, the bill further
IL amend the laws concerning ihs Primary School
system was taken up. The question being upon
the adoption Of The substitute reported by lhe com.
mitlte TO whom this matter was referred, The l9lh
secIi n was stricken ont and the following III.
serted in lien thereof:
"Pruyiied thai in any counties, cities or oo-
ruu.hs, in which The school commissioners may
reject his Act and The act oil 9th March, i-ao,
amending The primary school system, The laws es'
iabishing the said system AZ u existed piioi %
that time shall continne in iull oice."
The snbliluie, as amended, was adopted, and
the bill ordered 10 be rngfossed.
On motion of Mr. McDEARMON Resolved
That the stockholders oil The James River and
kanawha Company have leave 10 hold their adj
Jonrnei meeting in the Hall Of The House Of De-
leaales This evening al 7 o'clock.
On motion oi Mr.. RAYMOND The joint re-
solution offered by Mr.. Carson and laid on The Ia.
bic some days since, requiring supefinlendenls
and agents Of public institutions 10 make their
annual reports and forward them 10 the Governor
By The Isl OF November, was taken up.
MIR. SHEFFEY moved 10 amend By releasing
from The requirements OF the resolution the super
inendent OF the institution for the Deal and Dumb
and Of the Blind, and the Western Asylum al
Stanton; which amendment being agreed TO, The
resolution was adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
The following engrossed bills were read third
time and passed:
A bill 10 incorporate The PhGuix Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
A bill concerning John Coke, late Sergeant OF
The city OF Williamsburg.
A bill increasing The capital stock OF The Lees
burg and Smokers Gap Turnpike Company. and
authorizing subscription OF two-hfhs 81 The said
increase by The Board ot Public Works. (Ayes
SO. noes 81
A bill concerning Lavluia w. Richardson, ad-
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mRlCHMoND ENQUIRER What Is The matter
S cy Of tins paper has been received AL the PoSt VI
free in this place since the dated Moeday The 22ni
uIt,po Whose fault Is this - BdrrensoH rug
Not the fault OF the Enquirer Office Tie package
for Waren,ou has in single instance within the last
i've wears failed 10 mailed III due time Tor the mails
Leaving Richmond for thu North on Tuesday and Friday
mornings Ofthis, ample evidence can be- adduced.
Within the last two months We have had numerous
rompaints from Wanrnton about the inure Of our pa
n-r- there Some weeks ago we called the attention ="
IN Mail Agent between tins and Washington IN these
complaints. aud liz assur-d that the package 81 En-
,,. with Tie Wing and other papers OF this CITY Tor
,:ar,.rion was regularly sent To the Alexandra f".
on tie proper Ia. their most speedy transmits
.,oD Ia Naurnton We also called the attention of HE
Alexandra Postmaster 10 the matter And yet COM
plants sin reach ~ upon the subject. Where Tho iaut
is VIZ are at loss 10 know. We have every confidence
that the package reaches Alexandria regularly on Tues
DAYS aud Fdays-and consequently, we incline 10 The
opinion, that there Is negligence some where ON lh-
route between that place and Warrenlon. Nili cur
friends on Tho route eodeavo to point out the place Of
detention
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DISTRICT CoNYENTIoN.

We hope that The delegates who have been al
ready appointed TO attend the District Conven-
ton 10 be held in this city on Wednesday even
ing, the oath March for the purpose OF nominal
ing n candidate for Congress, will see the neces-
si,y of being in attendance Already The Wing
candidate is in the field flushed with hopes OF VIC
,,ry through the divisions in our ranks. We hope
ina, all The delegates will come, prepared TO FUR
Their The success oil our cause. The counties Of
Powhatan, Chesterfield and HenIico have alrea-
dy spoken gu, and appointed delegates. The CT
~ OF Richmond will doubtless follow on Wed
nesday. Yesterday was Goochand Court day,
and, no doubt, action was had there. Tuesday
mex, will be Hanover Court, and we learn that
she will appoint delegates The Court day Of
Louisa has passed and there will be no inlerven.
ing Court between this day ani t'ls dav Il lh-
meeting OF the Convention. Blu. wili .he s,erin.
Democracy ofthat county be alone uaicpreseE'-
ed 10 the Convention We trust ncI. We ash
her Democracy to meet forthwith al some central
point in the county. and lei her voice be heard IN
the Convention. There is no time 10 be lost
lie, the motto Of every Democrat be "actson' Ac-
rIoNl ACTION!n
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We Learn that The Democratic party OF Buck
ineham held meeting on The Sin instant, and
nominated Dr. James Jones as the Democratic
candidate for the House Of Delegates. Several
names we're brough, before the meeting. DR..
Jones, we hear, has accepted The nomination.
A letter from that Congressional District says,
1--WE are disposed 10 20 Tor the cause, and mol Ter
men and hence We expect 10 be united in ac,ics.
In other words, we 60 Tor republican principles,
without regard 10 the man, whether he be friend
of Mr.. Calhonn or not. We regret The action vi
the Senate OF the United States in expelling the
Editor of The Union from the Senate Chamber,
and think i, a covert attack upon the Administra-
lion by Calhoun, &c; but we do not mean to suffer
that question 70 become The test question Of Re-
publicanism in the present election"
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ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
For the Emu
For the Enquirer.
col FAYETTE McMULLEN, OF THE COUNTY
OF SCOTT.

For The Enquirer.
col. FAYETTE McMULLEN, OF THE COUNTY
OF SCOTT.
tt The Voters nj hr 1911 Congressional Disrici,
eomposed of The Counties IF Washington, Lee,
Scon, Russell, SmyiA, H'yihe, Grapson, Carroll,
TaztTeH and Pulaski.
Fellnw- Ciuizens-On the Odd day OF April
next you will be called upon 10 exercise The in
eslimable privilege of freemen, in casting your
suffra ges for a suitable Individual 10 represent
you in the next CONGRESS Of The United States, so
recently filled by Col. George w. Hopkins, who
has received the appointment of Minister 10 Por-
lugal. beg leave 10 propose 10 The voters OF The
District The name OF Col. Fayelte McMullen OF
the county OF Scott, our present Senator in the
Senate OF Virginia, as suitable person 10 re-
present us in the next Congress OF the United
States. :lwould be The work Of supererogalion
Tor me 10 point you 10 The course of Col. McMul-
len since he has been in public life. Suffice it
TO say, Thar, in the coming election. you will have
fair opportunity Of saying 10 him, "Well done
thou good and faithful servant" Few men have
done better service in the Democfaic FaTly than
Col. McMuen, and no one more truly deserves
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Tuesday Morning, March Is, ls47.
THe NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
Has, beyond controversy, gone for The Demo-
cratic par,y-eeciing Democratic Governor
majority OF the Stale Legislature, and certainly
two il no, three, on, Of the four members oil Con-
eres,. Even the National lntelligencer admits
that "lhe returns which have reached US leave no
doubt Of the election held last week in this Stae
having resulted in the choice OF the Locoloco can
dida,c Tor Governor, and make il probable, Also
lha, the Locofoco party have elected majority
Of The State Legislature" We shall puoiish
,ull particulars Of The result when they come 70
hand.
We refer 10 this great victory with especial IN
,erest al this particular tirne in order 10 cheef
nm and encourage the Democrats Of VTei-
MIA 10 activity and energy at the approaching
elections. New Hampshire has nobiy sha-
ken off the ,hradom which Whiggery and
Aboli,ionism combined had temporarily thrown
around her. and she stands forth in defence OF mel
old cherished Republican principles. Diss"S'eo
by the course OF The Wing party in denouncins
the War and their own Government, which has
done every thing 10 bring il 10 an honorable tefmi'
nation, New Hampshire has boldly $1,000 up io'
The country. The beneficial operation oil the
new Tariff mus, also have exened potent IN
auence in restoring the Granite Stale 10 the ke-
publican ranks
Can New Hampshire take this proud position,
and the Old Dominion hesitate to do her duty
Never had she higher inducements Tor action,
and we appeal 10 every Republican in the State
to leave no effort unrried To save the Stale. On
Friday we shall publish a stirring address 10 The
Republicans of Virginia from The Central Stale
Commiltee-and today we lay before our read
er. the Vigilance Committees tor The different
counties We earnestly call upon The comm.
ices 10 NEE. al once and establish complete or
oaniza,ion in their respective counties. The
Wings in every direction are making desperate
efor.s, and no Republican should fail TO DO ms
Srhola dNiV
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SPRING SUPPLIES.

Di The ships Waterloo, via New York, q
- heying lusl arrived from Liverpool lr 'a'
.cfiber Is III receipt (Iiroci IRON The manuisl
rer,) 81 his Spring Goods embracing all u" n.
al varieties Of common and Liverpool Eantd
ware, and iGe and common China. ii new q
handsome shapes and patterns. And if.m 3
Northern manufacturers and trade sale, ~ =.
pics OF plain, pressed ami en- Gla.s, boost
Glasses and Fancy Goods, purchased tor ca>f
Being DESTROYS Ia ,fie. safes. all vhc mas
v"r him with i call may rest a>surrdthatt y, (.
and VIII sell Good. upon as good terms Is i
house in the trade.
Always on hand y complete a.sofm,r
Stone Ware al Factory prices.
HUGH A. WATT
March 10 I'm T2M.uS
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kicinonI, March Is, 1917.

Messrs. Editors We see, ty reference 10
your paper u yesterday, call requesting The
Democrats who are IN iavor Of sustaining The
no.niate al lhc Democratic party il a National
Convention iul Tie Presidency oi The u States,
IL assemble al The City Hall Oh Wednesday
nigh. In. l7,h in>ian' al O'clock, ;oaPpoinI de-
ityaies IL lie propus,, Convention l,r nomina-
ling cauI.ac III Congress in Tins District
AS many OF us had moi the opportunity OF hearing
Mr.. Seldom speak on Saturday last, The object Of
this communication is 10 request Mr.. Seldom 10
attend The proposed meeting and give US his
views On The subject.
MANY OLD HUNKERS.
March 18th
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.


SATURDAY, MARCH, Is, lS7- afternoon Session.
The following bills We're taken up and passed
The bill incorporating The Piedmont institute.
The bill attaching part ol Monongala 10 Ma
rion.
The bill authorizing The change Of State rifles
The bill authorizing troop Of cavalry in
Charles City.
The bill incorporating The Appomailox Saw
ngs Bank in Farmviile
The bill concerning CARERS Ferry, across
James River.
The bill making al appropriation 10 build
bridges on the Stanton and PaTkefsburg Turn
pike Road.
The bill 10 incorporate The Beverly and Philip
pi Turnpike Company.
The bill Teviying an act 10 construct road
from Guests Station 10 The Tennessee line.
The bill concerning The Duncan's Creek Turn
pike Company.
The bill IL authorize The Bank Il The Valley
10 establish a branch al S.aun'nn.
The bill making an Appropriation oi S5U 0CO
10 The Primary School Fund was laid on The la
be, Oh motion Of Mr. DENNIS.
The bill concerning Banks was laid ON the la
bic, On motion Of Mr.. VOOLFOLK.
The bill 10 incorporate the Woodstock Female
Seminary was passed; also,
The bin 10 declare Buffalo Creek a public
highway.
Tie Till 10 provid. tor The paying Of conirac-
tor On The Blandonvie load 10 The MARYLAND
line.
The bill 10 incorporate the Armory Iron Com
pany.
The bin 10 incorporate the Shenandoah Lodge
ol Odd Fellows.
The bill concerning Shcriis.
The bin concerning Nancy Mnmforl was laid
on The table IN noIon Of Mr.. WOODS.
The bill directing the sale Of vacant and use
less streets in MariiDsbuIe, was passed; also,
The bill concerning free schools in Lancaster
and Other counties.
The bin changing one Of The boundary lines
OF Mercer and Allegheny.
The bill Ia establish an inspection Of tobacco
on lhe lands of VIM. II. Macfailand, III the cy
Of Richmond was recommiie,! 10 Mess. Cox,
Slanard, Dennis, Baptist and Woullolk.
On motion Of Mr.. FRY the Scaaic adjourned.
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As to sickness last season, it was general
Throughout! this region; and doubtless The sag
nan, water and drowned land On Green Crerh,
which lne neglect Of the land owners cansed, did
increase he sickness; but Justice would no,
blame The company for this. "'rhe writer las
no motive but Justice 10 iii. parties, with most
81 the parties said 10 he engaged in The outrage he
has no acquaintance bul hopes that lhu>e par
ties ale responsible men, and Ilus's that Ihey Will
lie compelled al lsaa 10 pay The damages coni-
United On the property u Oilers
A CITIZEN.
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