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TOT fHs T<F!EIFtT.
Wing meeting held October 18th, in the house OF
Mr.. Schad, admit that was ason$lcd at The speech Of
Mr. John H. Bolts Wing candidate for Congress in this dis
trict where with ayOwal of socnl Democratic principles
he defended Whigsn. Is any thing like that pnssibc!-
Mr. Bolts vndcated The Wing cabinet and especially Daniel
Webster on the ground of the freedom Of kossuth being
secured BY them. Is this truc Ii there had been Demo-
cratic cabinet and President the head Of affairs in Wash
ington with the energy of Jackson and the spirit of Jeier
SON then the freedom of kossuth would have been assured
before this; but Mr. Webster waited until PanicrstUn, the
friend of Kossuth secured his freedom This honor De-
mocrat never could have iUrcgone.
hone tina, The majority Of Germans in Richmond will
vot, for Caskie and follow the Wing blHncr which
Bots has planted Honor and regard that German who
gives his for the peoples rights
Richmond Oct 18th. CHARLES SPAIl.
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TO THE VOTERS or CAn{aESas

TO THE NUTEKS OF CA JUN III
take this method Of making krDS my fellow
citizens that in The OF The raicaSo the amended
Constitution shall be Il candidate for the office Of Common
wcaiths Attorney.
Nv thanks are due for the many indications ol kind
ness which in various ways you have heretofore shown |"
me- AM very sensiic that my qualifications for the mpor-
tanl duties of office limited Gn should II he yor
pleasure elect me- my best energies will be to the aith
pcrf nancc o: its duties Born and raised among you you
know my public private le and therefore fully lia
flied decide upon my claims IN honesty and ntcGriiY
.ly time has he fully employed in making provision Tor
the support family o T. Children and in consequence {"
his you will r M" spending il in ,i:ctionerrin2
for that Office You WILL hope and 6cliere y" my election
cering for me. ~ D. bNoA DDCo.
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At Newark commission appointed to report whe,h.
or the girl Margaret Gary just acquitted of in
sanity of the murder Of her lover whom, under the impulse
of seduction and bad treatment she had killed. sui
GENTLY insane 10 be committed the Lunatc Asylum and
their iecn in the negative. The report Of the
inee that effect read in court and received with
the luudes Of applause by the spectators in
When the prisoner RETIRED they rushed eagerly
and cccrcd her. she driven AWAY in the carriage
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HENRY SEpEKIOR COURT.

During the past and present week Judge Iaiaerro has
been in attendance upon the Superior Court of Henry
~ We learn that the Court went into the trial of Dr. Jno
n Copon charged with the murder Of Col John Jones Of
this county After full hearing of the evidence and argu
mcn in theIcuse the Jury returned with verdict of guilty,
and made the penalty confinement in the penentary for
five The in the was learned and able
TDdnrH[e RegiSfcr.
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FAIRFIELD RACES-FOURTH DAY, OcT Il.
Jockey Club Purse, s30O-Thrce mile heats Five horses
started for the purse and the result was as iolsows:
John Belcners Red Eye, by Boston, dam Priam, |
Jas TalIcys Oh. NJ. Virginia Paine, by Herald dam
Tom Tough,
Bat Graves CHI h. Ben Quares, by Boston, dam
Ariadne,
A Gilam's o. M. Bloomer by Register, dam Row.
ena, Ut
Thos Wasons CHI m Virginia Rose, by Trustee disanceo.
TIME:-ls heat, 5.56H-2nd heat, 5.56a
MIR Giams mare "Bloomer, ran beautifully and II was
houph she could have taken the first heat had she run for It.
As she turned the quarter stretch her foeoot gave way ana
in that condition she with her foot striking on either sde
apparently only held by the skin. She was noble animal
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NATIONAL. SONG.

NATIONAL SUM-
Domino, sdiram fac Rempubcam!
Esow We the land where the Forest and Prairie
Snread broadcast away by the Cataracts TAU
Where the harvess of earth the most peneousy a!'
And tho children that reap Them are haPpiess
Where the long rolling rivers go nightly re" ons
With wealth on their pillows, ihro niant .
,md their woodlands like seas are eNlenans
And tho mountains rise lone in the centre suoi''o
Know We the land where royal oppressol .;r.
Rads' ,he burghers and hushandmen bow 10 ms VIE
But they fought the good isht unoer ue e,; '''
And the heart OF humanity beats 10 II suns
,rhrs Lakes nlains and mountains inspiring or solemn
Keen their tales Of that STRIFE anu its monuments "
TN. Stoue the Tablet, the Hall, and the column,
But best and mos, lasting, the souls OF the Tree
Know W. the land where fair Freedoms Dominion
Stands proudlier than any the earth ever knew, ;i
Where Greece flashed like fire thro the East or Inc p
OF Romes dreaded war-bird with victory flew
Where high as the haughlicst she lifts up her oa''''
By crime undiscovered, unstained by retreat, h
While the winds of two Oceans blow brightly 10 ian "e
and vgaft the full wealth of the world 10 het iee''
Where she bends gea, Proectress to welcome '"e San
The pilgrims of many realm, who prefer
To the merccs of tyrans her seas ana tnet rs
20 their birth place the exile tnat pears ,en ~ '
Whence far as the bcczes and pillows, her warning
Is heard on all shores by their slaves and their hings
viii come will come like the march of the morning,
And the healing of nations go forth on my wings!
Oh, that and-yes, we know its luminous story
Is wealth OF all Nature America 8 lana
W,'d die for that land Of ou. love and our glory
We live 10 maintain it-heart, spiri, and hand
And thus Brothers. Friends, we salute lt-oh never
Its hieh Constellation made less by STAR
An hail il PERPETUAL! still Frightening forever
The fond hope of millions, in peace or IN war
iii, the hard Rock Of Plymouth be worn by the ocean'
And Chares,owns tall obeisk dust on me snofe'
And our dear Old DominionS heroic deVouoh
And The gill of her cheftainry thought OF no more
Shall this bond, long glory, still bind US toge'hef'
One people-from Maine 10 the Mexican INES
E,om The Chesapeakes the Cape OF Fou~eather-
From the palms Of the South 10 the Caaracts pines
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Cu,lBERLASp c. H., SEPT. %, ISL
Gentlemen: beg acknowledge the receipt OF your let
ter Of Yesterday inviting dinner Tuesday the
30th inst
must confess am loss for language express adj
equaey my thanks for the very high and andhory Terms,
in which you speak of ME in your fatteng invitation.
They clearly exhibit benevolence OF intention, Seldom
never experienced by me- and the uncigncd anxiety for
my future welfare. The value your invitation doubly
need when consider the respected friends from whom
il emanaIes and on the other hand the humble individual
who is the subject Of it.. Allow 10 you that will
never forget the marked kindness and attention have
experienced the hand Of each and all Of you anda!so that
it will afford the qualification hear Of your pros
perv and welfare.
accept your kind invitation, and beg you that
il will afford me much pleasure 10 you the festive
board On the above mentioned day.
am, gentlemen, your sincere friend.
JOHN w NASH
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lsIStWA u.

NEGRO anrd BOZ. escaped from me On thr -" Z" ~
n,lu n:cs high AMI 90
old, aid weighing aboni "' po'"i-
tie his eye" inclined /" Ic little red When f''
When Ir escaped he had WHISPERS nW ihH'l
n. gh 81 hs Jaw H. dress h"nrsr lt
and pau.nn,u =: the lie u mcined he iie
u. He was carried from fduIIrr couuty Richmpn' ~'
Dr. ROBINSON alti WITS lurcE ed by me III" 9Th HlH 1871 "
Robinson Nay l." Than Il.ely. that sald hfi' n
be lurking Wa-auu, Va, a. haze heard that hl- WI,
owned in Warrer."n ONE III NDREp p'lH''
rrsar! viii De given sal negro delivered IN any SAFE h
that his: ahd ii delivered 10 me III kicitm"nl 81,
i,, rr,;,, ~ PRESTON WORTHY
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The BANK THE OLD DOMINION, ut Alexandria, has
commenced its issues. The President and Directors
said be capable business prudent men, and the cashier
and other officers accommodating and efficient
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OHIO ELECTIONS, &c.

CISclSSArI. Oct. l7-Woods majority in Hamilton coun
~ is only 2S and Medils for Lieut.. Governor OBS.
There is doubt Of the explosion ci the Columbus lnsu
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,,>., I.p., ,I,e,

OFFER for sale privately. arl ~ tr lower emu "i
rnrp, about fifteen miles from EiclirN', anu u
three James river u contains bu acres {" via
nearly three huGirrd cleared AMI IA h.h STATE "i nv
ut st oi havin. well married with green sdi MAJ
ai good, tal Tho d"t!: hu-t u sN
Tor the accommodation AMI II III .hnroush repair
nrcirls ali excellent an Ia" nr''
The irittt on gran I" kIciIn"n only con
,..ru iI~lrl aIL ~ BAL more, j cents,
Til. >srs-" att SIS per acre. bu; "''f
much lower elect early yale The c!"t pawn
wIi be arranged the iurchlf"r r"air on ia: i'''
would be glad "sr" IrIs"H wishing TO purchase"
Address the Mcs-Is Winston ~ jones' Eirt1.H
.,nr r2-r,f BENZ RON Ep-
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ONE HUNDRED And FIFrv DOLLARS

srANhWAT TurSaiUr G"ucIani county. ~ N"'rnu't
last urgr" uaieh WALLACE SMITH lie Is a'"" -
90. a bi"ai 'u"
small head large ier gach ana ~sacsor 'nnne! NJ
shai: spoken H. wI> formerly owned N " "
Kemp I crun;y and supp ociD be '"' No" "
ia COUNTY unlcs lac has los III" SKATE"
paid apprehension aud delivery ut lHtsah
m taken ont taken IL: STATE th
Som IN rt,. 49, 49, JOSEPH ALLEN
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The Central Southern Rights Association of Virginia. will
in The front room of the Union Temperance Hail. on
Saturday evening, l7h, o'clock. As business OF mpor
lance will come before the Association every member is
quested 10 be present.
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Observation-Disclosures.

III a' cnnsunratcsi Says the peEnsy Ivanan) We IN
fueA no false iiIsno equivocal emblem-no unncaning
adhered from tho first to the ast-courng faction
appealing ianacsm deying every party that would
up The good work Aided by number OF naona
Wings who would not be whipped in in this locality, we
have victory, that may one OF our most
brii,nt and most unfading honors.
Let friends OF the South read this lesson, and emem-
Der it, We 10 them, true as steel! They are true
brethren ant equals and have done for them In this
fight what felt be less duty than pleasure. We
know hon they have waited for and watched this issue and
nor that il n decided in favor the right they will rejoice
achievement that proves our fidelity TO IN.
Union.
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SOuTu CAROLINA ELECTION

The Ministry in Canada is said TO be the most liberal
Government that Canada has ever had.
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Democratic meeting held in Alexandra on Tuesday
evening last Maj Robert Brocke in the chair After dis
CUSTOM tho nomination OF g. w. Brent Esq, tho DEM
ocrac candidate for Congress ratified l. Louis Kin
ze Esq., nominated the Democratic candidate for the
Legislature from said County
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P0ETICAL.

To Miss A. J.
They say "that often features-such
ss beamed a thousand years ago
Nature renews in every touch,
And bids again before us glow"
If i, be so,-and ii the taircst n
Arc those she chooses TO remoul"'
How often must those looks thou wearesi,
Hare boon in u.ctr bright die retold! JUAN.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati city and the county give Woods, Democrat
majority OF about 1000.
In fourteen counties Woods gain since l84S Is 25 lie
will have from to 10000 majority in the State.
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WAsuSGToS, Der. l6.-lliere is much interest NANTES
ted in Diplomatic circles relative the expected arrival OF
special Minister from Spain, demand satisfaction OF The
United Government for the loss Spain and Cuba
from the late invasion of Cuba.
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SYRACUSE OUTRAGE-lssuE OF BENCH WARRANTS
SYRACUSE Ger l4-n obedience orders issued by the
Federal Government have been gotten against
some OF the most prominent citizens Of this place. for alleged
parcipaon IN the recent rescue of fugitive slave.
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CHARLESTON, Der. l5Ih-Tho returns of The Southern
Congress election in slowly. Two.hirds of the
have been cast against secession.
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l'oR x!4ssiesatfRs:s;;


To he Ioiers Of Elisabeth city, YORK, 1rdririck and M'
City Of williamsburg.
Mr. William Waller Of Williamsburg, Is candidate to re-
present Won the frs; House Of Delegates under the amend
,ri Constitution MANY DEMOCRATS.
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MAR RTEn.
q BIu' q 4 L. Y.

MARRIED, by the Rev James g. Taylor Thursday syan,
WILLIAM G. WAYNE TO Miss MARY Z. HASELTON aII y
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CuARLgsroS Ger. lith.-The steamer Magnolia, which
arrived III Savannah on Monday from Jacksonville Florida
reports tho trial of the of the Pampcro progress
sing ~ ST. Augustine. II expected 10 last some
time as tie Governor had New Orleans for tcsmo
nv Her stores sold Saturday al Jacksonville by
f ,hc Morsha
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FURTHER lNTELllGENCE BY THE AMERICA.
ENGLAND. -REcErTioS OF kossrrn.- The excitement
at southampton respecting the arrival there OF kossuh and
his companions continues unabated. lie may be expected
the 9Th 7th inst 1t is arranged that upon the &c
cason Of his being presented with address by the city Of
London he viii proceed 10 the Guild Hail. in open
ringr with Lord Dudley Stewart.
TuE Arctic ExpEptrIoS.- rnllcn landed at
Deaf Oh Thursday from the Hudson Bay Conpany's ship
Prince OF Wales after carrying perilous search
Sir John franklin in the Arctic Seas in S9 and 1850
FAILURES IN GLAsGow-'rhc Times mcntops that letters
from Glasgow yesterday, state among other things, the
suspension of Mcssrs. Slater Co., ap Be1snn merchant
and brokers' with liabilities amounting 70 $4,000
OssIAS f. DoAGE an American vocalist has created some
excitement In England, by Offering SlDFOo tor the Crystnl
Palace day and night after the OF The Sh:o
ton, for monster concert
AUSTRIA AND TURkEY.-Acco.dingt TO a letter from
Vienna German journals Of Ffantfnr the Austrian
government mark i:s dissatisfaction with the release Of
Kossuh had determined demand from the Ottoman Forte
satisfaction for the persecution of the Christian population
of osna and has resolved enforce the demand by as
sembns body Of troops the frontier OF Turkish Crota
and llergegOrac.
FRANCE-PAnrs, FRIDAY -s4t meeting of tho Pro-
visiona Committee Thursday the President stated that
while the country tranquil there had been noticed some
agitation among the revolutionary party in the city, general
" in the Faubourg ST. Antoine The police have made Sci
lures OF arms, supposed TO be sent from abroad.
Gen. Changanier commented the severity Of the speech
of the Minister of the lntrriOr,at Charlotte which, he sad
nigh, be dsowned, but could nst be explained.
The comiittee adjourned unil the 10TH
AUSTRIA-VtESSA, SErr. 29.-I'he corn market still
retains rising tendency although there had been change
in the weather. which might do much good In general bu-
sness tho whole FULL with prevalent feeling of de-
preston and uncertainty The unavorable state OF the
weather advantageous the foreign subscribers the
loan.
EGYPT-Thc Times says The news from Egypt relating
TO the dispute between the Pasha and the Sublime Porte
which threatened stop the construction Of the Alexandria
railway has cnuscd much excenen; among all parties in
ereslcd in the overland communication with india /, is
stated 10 progress for converting public
meeting in the city Of London on the subject
SPAIN.-He have ices from Madrid ~ the 2lstu It.
1t is stated that the authorities OF Cuba have proposed
plan ortily the Island expense of forty millions OF
reals bu, Gen. Conri.a is opinion that might be OBJ
tanned, by The saving proposed in the War Department
of General Officers approved Gen. Conchas plan
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There was an immense Unon demonstration ut JACKSON
Mssissippi on the 9 and 10Th inst at which Senator
Foo,e and Judge Hopkins Of Alabama were the principal
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PENNSYLVANIA.

As far as hear fon Bger gains 1886 on the vote oil l'iS
The eighteen counties yet to hear rom gave Longsrc IN
lsis majority of 1888.
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Sfly'JtE,


BsA|ING very recently liza! my attention Called ~ Il"
the .uGilcr the Signature oi JrH'ia ""
which has! escaped my uvcr, i h.:c3y noiiiy III" pH"" '
the AMI IAteucc The tui Brace pow ''.U. "' ~
that Mc.Srs Iou liaw an Richardson NV"
ur value received, have r'suiar deed OF Fhc u i' i' 49, T.,
three counties ~ ienrco. Hanover AMI kms WbEn '.
been accn!Ii. law. ahd hat ihHs'H'
their rich- wall In prosecuted acr3riia, lisr H'1f "
Pablo already publish An! while would "a u! slI.
tw suit. AMI difficulties al al, limls hereby nouiy "h@,"S
and the public rdliy any Infringement: rion ~ "
pacutcc The Cur Brace Pluii.i vii subject Ia '' 80
the law which viii he i' extent. a!" h.s.
have |. instrument e" wrES, ever n1"i"!rt !" M.
] S Wai.all.ny rights to ly patent. and his question % ."
"''' - VI '''" .! vac ~'"' - GEO WATT il.
s.r, . cn, P,,rrfrc uf the Cut! Iric" !"'E--
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New York, Der. l6-Adyices from Rio Jonero to Sen,
Ith bring of interest the Legislature was occu.
pied with the discussion Of local affairs
Letters from Montevideo Aug - mention the defeat OF
Gen. Aribe by Gargon, Negro river with the loss OF
nearly a his cavalry The country north of Negro river
was in the hands Of The allies
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ILLINOIS.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


The Illinois arrived here to-day from Chagres,
with 400 passengers and S2000G00 in gold She brings
dates to the 18th September
CALIFORNIA ELECTlONS.-The elections are still
doubtful though the chances favorable the Democra-
tic party.
The Illinois made trip from port port in seven days
l6 hours, being the quickest trip record.
Senator Gwynn passenger in the Brother iona
than.
Inc Panama Railroad is progressing rapidly-he Engi-
neers confidently predicting being able put locomotive
on tho os6 by The l2h October Among Illinois pas
sengs are seven persons who have made hundred thou
sand dollars in the mines
Markets generally improved There has been advance
in Flour. Provisions are tets:
San Francisco City Bonds Weld holders DER cent per
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.Srr,.cHlty- Ruiz hs;i u. u" y,

TSTut.C:itI-vl Ruiz ht;t ~ 30 .Jss
III! e u .c county Cour: OF CurlbcraGd.th+ ''h gay
i-,!: "a.
Moses A. Smith, AMI Martha his WIFE, aud william T,.s
and Susan A. hI- wife.
against $4,000, .ol WI..i-
Phillips, admla!strGior IL ntnla noG OF fctI
IL his right. Bcni.nin Philips Peter Ig,r..
and as administrator B1.ery Phi!!ips dr a."
!lIa Rosanaa l.. A. Philips Lucy j. rh.' u5.ry PHI.
iiis and Sarah Phillips. infant Children "i -d' I W,rr
decd Ferdinand g. Coiema;. John ; ii=a' = 10
WIFE, Elliott Coleman Lucy " Coleman, isIet a h
ward Coleman. Arckcr Coleman, VIM J. y C.rlG. b..
man ,urel,us Coleman. In K Coleman sam n.y Az It,
anj phil1s Aired Hill and Sarah II ht' VIE" aar
zerr,yr James t;iil- and Mary his wir o.! ZIG .
The object OF this ob.aiH decir" iui .Ir 60
anr Ia Elizabeth Phillips, widow Of Peer i:'t
I,ys, OF the proceeds thereof, and aiso -a' Inc
division Of the proceeds ose e"'ei ~ ill., az: $40
no ha, IN. Defendants Benjamin Ph:is, A'fc" .L Lrr
his W. pIIiott Cocnan William Coleman, AND ,I,-.
rhos phI,ps RosauIa f. Phiil-. Lucy a,",.oi ms
sir,, T. phillips and v Phillips. are io' -
fnry ure required 10 appea: here within ""e mourn thf
.,,;oI, oi hi, order and do what is necessary ias
esrs. mil il ordered that copy "i ms rieI " ~ En
he richmond Enquirer, )" D 10. to, roe
nHe y.es Tor ,u successive weeks, am ~ ,t. nest
ri lie Cont House OF tII- c"un!, on the hIs ~ 'CoppSuN
Copy Teste: D. :"
Oct. li-cNiw Z
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BY TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

Executive mat WE
1 t,u,;n mr. tui,I, !c u! kchnbn.
ard iciunioms killing "t Richard A. a' ni'
therefore, 'i'
Tr r ar hundred lhlr- person or lrIe'"s VINO
Nj All ,rr.st the Guhl or GuiiIir AMI deliver nan 49,
,I , M The Richmond and DO moreover require al of
oI cISI! ard Military ana iH' " it".
rerraiy rNc!tloas procure The arrest =" lie
and On, M OF tGiT". he be brought I" Ju+Ite
yru under nj hanl Governor ana ua"r tt Lesser a ~
the -aith Richmond. THIS lh DAY OF October
tsEAL.i !. ,h4 war ISL JOHN s. FLOYD
Iuii Is describe delicate iormand catHcs "m wih G
ua,rlas upper ' resembling rag norm la" gu !
- 40, Ilit. mi l;--ra
IA 1IGs RIVER AND iIASAN ia tohfhNh'
Ty7IIE annual meeting :" me S">"H'ti> "s
ltors River and Company VIII hr held al IL" '"mia
NJ Office IN hls Monday ~" %i ni N"Vcnlbe1 i>
~ AN ~, of Assembly, ii March l>;. II Is provided H
40 row representing stock Owned by oTrr dian ~" 'hi
wealth. sl aid which i have eAecue! IN III Nhs 1
urr .!,s tIlc -. crclng Il President dni Directors
Iy orirf ~ the Board OF Directors. 49,
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Atalnte Wing meeting in Philadelphia David Paul Brown
the talented orator, said
II defy any body To tell me what n Democratic Whig
means wl give premium any who inform
me- Federaiis.. there is such thing as a Den
but Democratic Uhg between horse and an
ass partaking the qualities of 6otfr'
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against

AGAINST Defendant
George Kendall Lee. aGd other ~ rh.,rn,n,, he r.
III. object nI this 10 suIcc: Negro l"', 'i r.p
pcuv oil the defendant f;.".e htH1 i l..r..
inter may have III ia: cs'a. % 1u ,.b st,f s
ts,r aym.nt OF one hun,lre,, and eighty ~: i2a' 80 -
-, thereon iron. the .h day A;T. i-"j cue % Xxi
stated IL her bin aad affidavit hrsiut been 1i"r " ~
I. ;cia, above named IS Il lent o. ii'
al l,nt is notified appear a. thc Rules !" ~ NJ
g. ,.c. Of the said CDurt. on The FIRST Mmits W
m "a, " hat necessary protect his In:ces' Ia w g.
AC"Iy-restc: T. h'""'
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YTIKGINIA.-At Rules held IN the tick oH'tr 81 s ~
Coi.t Chanccry for The county OF h"t'ic"' "' -'
October, 1871: :, ,-,.r .i.riL,
EL0uSalh BriH':sr, adilhist'dH!S VI a'' :" Plaintiff
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Ear }6s En,,,Ji-sr.

To AIessrs Henderson, Istcl Coleman Booker MCGOWAN,
Woodson, and others.
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STEALING MY THUNDER'-The origin of this sin
gular phrase is thus explained in DIsrues MisceIanes
John Dennis Tragedy which the actors refused to
perform empty houses, but they retained some excellent
ihande5 which Dennis mad invented and It rolled one night
He suddenly up and fit of passion cried TO the
audience the of his voice. They won't my TRACE
dy but they steal my thunder
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