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, OF our county, as far as
1914. majority 3l4; ls4s, mai. Isl.

IOff, lldJnillJ ola, 1910, udJ' 81.
From The above you will learn that we have
cast % votes less than in 1874 while The Wing
party, al the same precincts, have cast "a more
votes than they did in 1914. You will further
see that their vote has increased at the town pre-
cincl 35 vo,es and at Ross's woes; while al the
other precinc,s their vote has fallen Of 7 woes
We have increased our vote aItwo precincts and
failed only al the county seat This was owing
Q The lncleInen morning. which always affects
the Democratic voIc Al the county seats.
Our preser; majority is then Isl, and two en-
tirely Democratic precincts 10 hrar from, VIZ ;
Yous,'s and Freelani's. Yousts precinct eavr
us majority OF II in 1914, and from the turn
ont there, which | learned from gentleman
passing through, it is probable we have done as
we'll now as then. II so. this will swell the ma
jori;y 10 325. Freeland's is new rrecinc', but
IN The midst OF large Democratic neiehborhood,
without a Wing to modest or make them afraid.
confidently look for majority there OF 40; and,
i SO, you may sci down he Democratic MAORI
/! OF Marion county al $40. (Mr. Folks malo.
fity was 39l.)
The Wing increase is from nalura causes
an increase Of town population, ont Of which
the Wing vote grew. II correspondents 10 Whia
presses could blush, these lacts ought TO make
them; Tor, on an average, there has been one let
'cr week appearing in the papers OF Peters
burg, Richmond, Wheeling, or Washington,
claiming 300 votes OF a change, in favor Of fay
lor in this county. II The Wings had shown
fight in this county, and mol been whispering,
"llush;" keep still" "whals the use Of excite
men," We could have beaten them. in The county
500, easily. The victory is noble one, all
things taken into considerations and II We snll
hold the honor Of being he banner county OF The
North West, you may rely upon our e1erionss,
hereafter, 10 maintain it above competition. A
report from Harrison gives Cass 2ll majority,
and Doddridgc 10 hear from. Taylor gives
Taylor majority OF ls, and Preston majority
OF IS for Cass. Mononealia will give Cass
about 500 majority. These things show decline
in our majorlies all around but still the victory
Throughout, The Stale is ours.
Recr ,,nnx.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS
VI r IN ! A


Ia the Lynchburg yirsinian we find the FOL
lowing returns, the most Of which are bad
enough:
ALLEGHANY.-- 6ass's majority IS -Polk's
Go.
lLEs.--Casss msi orily 7l-Polk's 49,
NAWHA.-Ta,lor's majority, about 400
-Clay's 54l-(Two c.unlies taken of since
ls44)
FAYETTE. -TayloA majority l5o-Clay's
sc.
TAZEWELL-Cass majority $50 Folks
527.
RUSSELL. Tayors majority l66-Polk's
majorily2.
WASHINGTON. --C,ss's majority 1874 :
Folks majority 1852.
GRAYSON.- Casss majority 6-Polk's ma
PATRICK ayofs majority ll5- Folks
majority II.
FRANkLIN.-Taylor'. majority 2-Polks
majority 81.
PULASKI. --Cass's majority l5-Polk's ma
joriiy 8.
MONTGOMERY ayloi's majority 81
Clay's 10.
SMYTH.--Taylors majority l5-Pclk's ma
jority Sc.
The Lynchburg Republican has The following
returns:
TAZEWELL.- Reported majority Tor Cas-
400. Wing gain 1874.
MERCER. Reported majority for Cass, so.
Dem. gain, As
CARROLL -Cass's majority 80. Wing gain
ST.
LUNENB URG : Cas-. majority l65. Dem.
gain %.
The Lynchburg Patriot reports Fayelte as on
ly Is for Taylor, which makes Democratic
gain Of II, instead Of Wing gain OF "a.
JEFFERSON COUNTy-For Taylor 1877,
Cas- 593. Majority for Taylor IA.
To the Editors Of tie Enquirer:
GRAYSON.
GRAYsoN, c. H., Nov S, l84S.
Dear Sirs:-G General "Apahy" and not Genl,
Taylor, has almos, defeated rs IN this old Demo
cratic county, as the result OF yeserday's voting
shows:
For Cass & Butler 2OU
For Taylor & Fillmore l94
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x IT q l. L, n

& EPTEMBER a9th. lsi5, eli the Wharf NJ PORT Con-
- way, a WALNUT COLORED CHEST, about
three and half feet in length the lid split, and nailed
down with four large nails, with white oak hinges
The Chest, at the lime II was stolen, had within nine
Dresses, n Paraso, and some other articles. among
which was Guilt not quite finished, made Of calic"
and beached pieces, cut three conered Of pcy
small SIZE and very notable vest pieces ~ IT. The
Chest and III contents belonged Miss Nancy Adams,
daughter nf Mr. Thomas Adams, Of King George coun-
" Virginia. I will give The value Of the contents 81
the chest Tor the delivery of them To me.
oci Aft THOMAS ADAMS.
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=T7r RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

by trus, rha, is march may be both onward ana
toward, until by its equal laws and ua pf noas
ples shal hare accomplished Inc greats. ETed
OF the greatest number" ana i.u'y nar
itself 10 The name OF progressive pe' h ,ora
In severine the connection "nIon ' ""1 ~ " unn
eait s 01tra + marty, my uufeigned and
Sas,,frl, ,bapk, f. your many and marked evil
h 1encas ot nonf5.nce towards me, and 10 say 10
u u ,bs, ike ncAan waves each succeeding one
u gpu Which eGaces The race left by The precedins'
o. WA, ernsr .onn 10 be erased from your me
30 molies a by other impressions; but shall e., ever r.
Contemplate G your Endnesses with the most lively ~
satisfaction and they will be treasured up anu
cherished by me as The most gra'eiui anu GNU
ing 'e''''@ S''0'e - JAMES Ii. COX.
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore American
BosToN, Nov. IA, noon.
The result d he Governors election in the G.,
d Of Boston yesterday was Wing 7746; Free
Soil 2395 Democrat 1893 woes.
The Wing candidate is believed 10 be elected
over boih others BY clear majority
[SEcnSD DEsPATcH.
BosroN, Nov. IA 10 Z. NJ.
Returns have been received from l65 towns
Briggs, The Wing candidate Tor Governor gains
more than seven thousand over the vote Tor lay
lar His election b. The people IS concrdc; b.
quite a large majority.
In the Second, Fourth and Fifth Congressional
Districts here is no cA9cs by Ghs nsesf
Pafrey gains in The fourth and Allen IS ahead
in The 5h District. They are both Free Soil
ers Winthrop, Ashmun and Rockwell are re-
elected.
The Legislature is largely Wbig.
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crAIrNrnN LAW SCHOOL

nrYLAW LECTURES will commence, as usual, on
wi the Goth November, tinstant.l and terminate on
The both March following. Students are desired TO
hiring with them the works enumerated IN the snn)on
81 ratalopne some Of which used principal text
books, and Others only for occasional reference. My
fee is 500 payable in advance The other necessary
expenses including board at the best honses, Washing,
fuel lights &C., &c, II is believed will not exceed $40
or SIS for the session
Catalogue r.erred 10 a6orti
Turker,s Commentaries / Starkie on Evidence,
IomaI,s Digest Greenleaf's Evidence,
I,omax on Executors, &C., Lube q Equity Pleading,
stenhen on Pleading Holcombes Introduction
Conld,s Pleading, To Equity jurisprudence,
Cbtty,s Pleading, Chltty's Blackstone,
Davis Criminal Law. stephens B,ackstone.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
Stanntnn Nov 10, ls48-c3t
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Baltimore Correspondence Of The Washington Union.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1875, P. NJ.

Baltimore Correspondence oil the washington Unlon.l
BALTIMORE, Nov 1875, P. NJ
THE WESTERN STATES = DEFALCATION IN
THE BALTIMORE POST 0FPlCE-lNSTALlA-
TiON OF THE MaYUR-THE MARKETS, SC.
The te,urns from The Western States are COM
ing in very slowly, but sufficient has been re-
ceived 10 indicate that the whole West or nearly
The whole OF il, has gone Tor Cass AMI Bullet
Dispatches received this morning Stale that Iowa,
Wisconsin and Arkansas have given large De.
mocralic maioriies, as have also Indiana, Mis-
souri and Illinois, and that The majority for Gen.
Cass in Ohio will be fully 5000. There can be
no doubt, therefore, that the vote OF New York
elects General Taylor TO the Presidency
| regret 10 inform you that clerk IN the balti'
more post Office, OF one oil The OLDEST ana mtsl re-
spected families of,he Stale, has been arrested on
the charge OF malieasance in office, The amount
distracted from the pnbic funds being about
So 600. The money has nearly all been reco-
yered, however, and security been given for the
balance He was generally esteemed by all who
were acquainted with him, and was the last man
whom his friends would have suspected OF such
an ACT This is the first instance oil maliea-
sance that has taken place in our city pcs once
Tor many years and there IS, perhaps, no once 10
The county that has a more efil .ieEt ana "of'hy
BODY OF assistants than Postmaster Buchanan;
and | may say there is no postmaster who mas gl-
ven more general satisfaction TO the public in all
the dulies OF his office. The defauer is named
Richard Key.
Col. Elijah S,ansbury, Mayor elect OF the city,
was installed This morning al the City Hail. IN The
presence OF large number OF our citizens.
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500 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, al FarmvIiie,
IL about the I2th June last a bright bulatto Man
MAT-about twenty eight years OF age, Of low stature
walks badly. being inclined 10 be box ankled-with
bushy head of hair. No other marks recoliected Ire
il shoe maker BY trade and, having carried of his
tools il is thought he may be lurking about some O.: the
shops about Richmond. he was seen not many days
after he left here going in that direction-or about
Iynchhurg rs he was raised In near that place.
will give the above reward if taken ou Of the tate or
SOS il taken In the state. Any information concerning
him will be thankfully received
ar
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Fiffy DOIIars Reward.

A BSCONDED from Wrsthnm Coltagr, elght nIes
n above Richmond, on James River, slave KlIhahp
ar RICHARD BROWN-of brown complexo tall and
slende, with blemish IN one eye, slightly lmpalrng
the sight, He was formerly owned by DR.. WIN Bank
head, near Guineas Depot Caroline where his mother
and other friends still reside. His father lives in Free
H. shrg and seyera relatives In Richmond al Ber-
nard Breil,s Robert C. Stanard's, and Geo. w Nun
fords II Is supposed he is lurking about Dr. BANK
head, farm Twill pay the above reward upon his safe
rsiurn 10 me. or $50 If sed In Jail so can ret him
n, 13-ctf REUBEN JENKINS, Manager.
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~ Virginia Nurseries, A
. UjR GHu q HHV N1lty " CT " htEIHIUNu, =
Ry JAMES VIA

By JAMES VIA
these Nurseries, all the choice varieties of Apple
n Peach, Apricot, Nectarlnes, Almond, Gooseherrv,
Cherry Plum, Pear Trees, &C., can be obtained nj the
lowest pr Also, the various kinds OF Grape Vines,
Asparagus Roots, Raspberres, sc, &c. tSee cata-
logue, just published IN pamphlet lornl
or Orders addressed tpos paid 10 the subscriber
or 10 Lewis liill Charles T WORKMAN, Richard Hull IT,
Massenah Beazley, or 2. w. Gfnbhs, viii be promptly
attended TO. The Trees, &c, will be packed IN such
manner as TO be carried safely any distance
OCT l7-cwtf JAMES VIA.
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CRIMINAL TRIALS.

The Superior Couri, Tor me trial oil cf'lh,na'
cases, holden by Judge Nicholas terminated On
Monday, after Term d iHeen days. The ousi-
ness on the dockel was unusually large, anu m we
session of The Court arduous and ihcessah'; ,s ne
conyiclions, punishable By confinement in the
Penitentiary, were as follows
Horse steaing-4 cases.
Stealing, or abduction oil slaves-2 cases
Grand arceny-l case.
Unlawful slabbing, punishable by connnemeh'
in The common jail case. :;
Correction OF error in sentence oil prisoner ~
The Penitenliary-l case.
FoRogaY. -Indictmenle where Jury, unHeI acl
Of Assembly, founl prisoner insane, ana SEM pr
soner 10 Lunalc Hospital.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFfICE,


~ conformity 10 an act entitled An 10 reduce into
1 one act the several acts concerning Escheator3,
passed the 9th day Of January 1872 do hereby make
known To all whom II may concern that appears ny
the certificate OF the Escheator Of the county OF Alex
andra, dated the 3st day OF October lsi5 and recev
ed into the Land Office on The Sd day Of November isis
that by nques, held the Goth day OF October lsis
the following Lots, of which William Howard oleu
seized have been found escheated TO the Common
wealth: p,e
No. L. A LOT of ground on the West side OF Fairfax /:
between Oronoke and Princess streets, IN me town OF
Alexandria in the county of Alexandria, containing one
square, or Two acres.
No > lot OF ground the East side OF Fairfax,
and North side Of Oronoke street IN The said town ana
acrss s. II. PARKER,
Nov6-ew6w Reg. Va. Land Office.
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$4,000 worth of Dry GOodx
A Il cos T.
CHARLES g. MERWI\

A RE in the habit of selling out their Stock one :
~ five years, aud The time having now arrived M
offer their entire stock VI DRY GOODS al eo,, H.
cGsh 0nly. Being determined 10 dispose II every a.,
Gle IN hand before purchasing another stock tn re- H.
vOring them with cal! may br assured OF getting hs
gains. No. 229, Broad street
Nov 3-tSt Richmond Va
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IAMES RIYER FARM FOR SALE.

ME have for sale valuable Farm, lying IN the
w county of Chesterfield, James River, near Bur
muda Hundreds containing about six hundred acres OF
land one-half OF which is bottomand, and Of the first
quality the balance is high land and of clay SOIL sus
ceptibe OF The highest state of improvement; about
two hundred acres IL well wooded; water excellent ana
ihr suation healthy Il has on il yelling wilhiour
rooms barn corn house, stable, playhouse, &C. Two
hundred bushels of wheat have been seeded under
clover fallow One-half the purchase money can re-.
~ for TERMS and farther particulars npply IL
PULi.iAM g. SLADE,
Wall Street, City Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
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T'estr,


To wIr:-I, -, Justice Of The Peace '"r
the county aforesaid, do hereby certify that - - -,
whose name il above subscribed AS an atrsting W.T.
ness personally appeared before me-, IN my county
aforesaid, and made oath that the above named -
- whose names are subscribed as parties to tlr
above letter OF attorney, acknowledged the SANE ~
IN ,ssenr. If IN. said witness as their act and deed
Wirness my hand and seal, this - day OF -
eighteen hundred aud -.
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Louisa Railroad.
70 LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STANTON.

IL LfNCHbURG, Cha RL0TTESYlLlel
AND STAUNTON.
Daily by Railroad an:
no Charlottesville, s. 90 Mrssrs. VIM P. Parish 4
Zoos Stages. la li5-r.
To staunton, s. 20 amount Of baggage ALLOW
edl
To I.ynchburg, s. SO Gr Connects with line,
West of Lynchbnrg, !.
To Amherst Z. H., 80 stage Of Messrs. ].
lieiskell 4 Co., witho.
To Nelson L. H., 700 detention.
Fare between Lynchburg and junction, SO
Fare between Amherst Z II and Junction, 65
Fare between Nelson {. II. and Junction. "a
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on SUNDAYS, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays al T. A NJ, arrive y day IN
Richmond al III, A. 81; in Washington att, Pm
and IN Baltimore by 2, p VI. -
Passengers for Lynchburg take the cars at {, AN,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving ii
Charlottesville before night; leave next day al 4
and reach Lynchhurg Al Il, T. NJ.
Fare between Washington and Staunton, Sl0-Tcs.
cts On the Boat or Al Stsunton.
Nov l-ctf MasoA, asen.
PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
TIME dissolution of my late copartnership win ms
brother making necessary for ME TO reside in the
city, viii sell my residence, u mites from town
There are about ten acres OF highly improved lsnd
neatly laid out with choice fruit ices, and hou as
of every description The hou es alone more than
is asked for the whole property.
Terms will be made convenient 10 The purchaser.
oct 6-ctf w HARRISON
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FORM Cr Proxy.

Kaou all men by these presents That We, The subscII-
hers being Stockholders in the James River kanaw-
haCompany, do hereby constitute and appoint - -
our true and lawful attorney and proxy, TO represent
"a NJ said Company held within SIX months from and
after the date thereof when we are not personally pre-
sent or represented by other proxy, with n pow
ar and authority At such general meetings 10 give sne
or votes and TO such other act or acts as eacn oil
us could give or do, member OF The said meetings
il we were personally present; and We do hereby raiy
and confirm whatever vote votes act or acts, our sau
~ liz authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands aud seals this - day OF -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CON-
pANE

rz,uE fourteenth Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
L az the James River and Kapawha Company VIII
be held al The companys Office, in the City OF kich-
mond, on Monday, the eth of November
By order of the President and Directors,
T. o GERBERDING, Secretary
Richmond 27th October, ISIS.
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THE CHAIR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY
&c. IN THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM

rDHS is 10 notify all persons DESTROYS Of becoming
i candidates for the vacan, Chair above mentioned,
10 forward their applications 10 me, with view 10 'he'i
december NEXT when the vacancy will be- filled The
profrssorship IL endowed with an annual salary OF
s Don prr nnum, aud SaD for every student nitrhhi2
~. en-, housr Virginia JOHN TYLER,
Nov 6cwtd Rector William and Mary College.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

| having appointrd the 29th day Of December for 4
further meeting with view more part cnlarly 70 MI
the chair Of Political Economy, &C., which IS sun va
,e meeting of the Board Of said appointment, and To
request their punc.ua attendance on The day dssgna-
ted. 80, 9o,i .,,,,,,
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LAND AND MILL FOR SALE

OFFER FOR sale my Land and Mill, in the county d
i DinwiddIe, on stony Creek about eighteen mic,
from Petersburg and Two and half miles WsI ~
Dinwidd,e Couft-horse. There are in this trae Of
land $50 acres according TO old survey, about half
which is in original growth. There are also on n.
land two. story dwelling house, ont houses for
wants &C. situated on high hill. The location q
very healthy, and the water excellent.
The Mill is al this time somewhat out OF repair :
The water power is sufficient for manufacturing put.
poses oS LARGE scALr, ana this Is one Of the beat 81
tuations in the county for custom. There need be
fears about supply Of water during the dry season, a.
Stony Creek Is as constant a stream a. Appomaitor
river
Persons wishing 10 purchase this valuable property
VIII please apply 10 me, IN Petersburg, or 10 Captain
Lewis 2. Lanier, living near the Plantation, who v"
show the premises 10 any one DESTROYS 10 buy.
Nov Inrcw3w DASI. { BUTTS.
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IL gives rs sincere regret 10 announce ne re-
sigma ion Of Senator James H. Cox, Of Ches,el-
field In our columns, will be found his address
10 his constituents marked by sound and sensi-
bic views and proper sentiments aud feelings.
MIR. G. has been faithful Senator, popular al
home and in The capital, and we hope that The
district may be able 10 secure The services Of as
proclamation, aulhorising new election 10 be
held on The second Monday, eleventh day. Of
December
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IN HANCERY-VIhGIxiA:-- AT Rules held IN tho
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Halifax, In the month
OF October, 1919:
Howell Ghasain, Executor of Richard b. Borum de-
ceased, Plaintiff
against
William Wauhop, individually, and partner Of
the firm Of William Wanhop & Co, Thomas ioran,
Jr., also al partner, Thomas Leigh David shelton,
and Thomas ioTlan, Sr. Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Torian, Jf., and William
Wauhop, not having entered their appearance and u
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not Ia
babtanls Of this Gommonw ealth, II is Ordered Ihat
the said defendants, Thomas Torian, Jr and William
Wauhop do appear here the first Monday la J1nu.
airy next and the plaintiffs bill; and that 60.
Nv Of order be forth with inserted in the Richmond
Enquirer for months successfully, and posted al
the front door Of the Court house Of this county.
Copy-Tesie,
OCT aG-cwam WIN HOLT, u G.
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CURIOUS ADVENrIJRE


Truth, ibev say, is stronger than fiction. The
Glasgow (MissourD News states mat French
settler many years ag,, lett his wife and chill
dren 10 struggle with The world. While he sought
his icriune in foreign parts. For several years,
the wife and daughter awaited his return, til
even affection compelled them 10 think him dead.
They struggled along in poverty until the ddugh-
ter grew TO woman-h hood and married. as did al
50 the mother, both OF them rema ming In straight
ened circumstances Last week, however. an
old greyhraded man wen, 10 The humble dwelling
OF he daughter, and, after surveying her win
Le-p emotion for lew minules said, DO you
know the name Of your talh her 2" 10 which she re-
piled b. giving H. Then" said he, 81 am your
father" Alter their tnutua greetings, ne
brought in two bags OF gold, containing 10000,
and gave them 10 MS daugnler, and offered her
husband the best farm he could ind in The neigh
borhood. He knew his daughter 10y scar on
her forehead, from wound received when n
child 1t is not stated what arrangements were
made with his wife.
SPANISH DIFFICULTY NOT SETTLED.
"A Madrid letter, Of October Dist, in the N. Y.
Herald says:
"Tne incident which | mentioned in my las,
letter as having taken place al the hoei OF &C.
neral Saunders, the American Minister, is mol,
we, terminated Apologies and tffefs Of repara
ton, by the dismissal OF the offending function
aries, were made, as have already ,oid you, but
yesterday il appears that Sig. Pidal, Minister oi
Foreign Affairs, having reconsdered the matter,
wrole formal demand 10 Gen. Saunders, le-
curing him 10 surrender his servant 10 the aulhc.
rites Of the police Gen. Saunders, am inform.
ed, denies the right OF the government, 10 claim
his servant and refuses TO surrender him. Wha,
The issue of the affair may be is doubtful"
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Thus you see The entire voc of the county Is
only 1874, whilst in 1914, il was 1856. The Wing
vote is Increased but A votes, and The Democra-
tic vote is much less than il was in 1874. AL
least 200 Democratic voters remained at home,
while almcsL every Wing war at the polls. inns
is burning shame, Tor county that has Ger
,ainly nett democratic majority Of 200 votes;
but nothing could arouse them 10 sense OF their
danger. Yours, &c.
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JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. NJ. CABELL
LAVE united in The practice of Law, and WIZ fesu
II larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Apponiattox, Bedford, Campt.t
and Nelson, and the town of Lynchburs.
Address-Iynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND Will continue, diligently, =
practice IN the Court Of Appeals Oct 4-cu