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topic in which Fred felt so much interest,
'But uncle Luke, can you lend mo The
money wants asked Fret, sdisn1aye led NJ
the thought of failure.
No, csnnot.
Then | must fail.
'Yoa ought to have, thought of that
when you bought the piano. replied nns
Gle Luke. stvrply. DO you know Wal
tiers g
The carpenter q
Yes.
i do.'
Apply to him; he will lend you the
money
But he is almost a stranger to me-
No matter, 80 to him; aud uncle Luke
left the house.
% Fred, this is all my fault. said Ell.
len. bursting into tears.
M matter. my dear. 1t will all como.
round right
Fred dill apply to Walters.
What security can you give 8 asked
the carpenter.
i d"n'l know replied Fred. doubling
ingly. my stock is morg"gcd.'
Household furniture 2
No
What have you got o
81 piano and -
That will do; give me bill Of sale of
that. lfnot paid within thirty days. the
spianu-iS mine.'
Fred assrnled and received the money.
The papers were executed. aud Fred got
out "I the Scrapc.
Duling the Succeeding thirty days he
tiled Hard 10 rise the money IL redeem
the piano. without success. Walters tuok
1t at the appointed lime, and seemed pei.
iectly 81 asicd will, his bargain.
a few days after. the ynuny cnupl"
were surprised to receive ansinvltalinm To
dine wilh uncle Luke. aud t0lhcir nstmr
i>hment. when they arrived, they found
their piano in his snug lrtlIe parIor.
Did you buy this p asked Fred.
But uncle Luke would answer no ques.
lions. Yet lie promised 10 make Him - pres.
cnt ot 1t rs soon as he had paid all his debts.
The dinner consisted OF corned beef and
baked p"tnrOcs, with an apple PIE fer dc
sert. Uncle Luke was in unusually posd
spirits, and never once npolosizel t.r The
sln9G fare he had set before his guests.
Bat they understood the meaning OF it
1t was intended as a Iesssun Tor them and
they proHtcd by it. They brought home
The philosophers stone and began to live
by much humber system. The hired
girl was discharged. nnd Ellen had 50
much /" do in Attending 10 her household
duties that She had no sme to be lone.
some She was much happier than wien
she moprd all day in The pnrIur. mnd bets
ter than this. The times began to mend.
and Fred's business prospeIcd again lie
pad oH his mortgage. and the pinno wa>
duly returned To them, because they could
afford 10 support such a Inquiry.
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wrhis lie is too short for the inIuI-
genee Of ofmany hopes. the clltAihs Of many
baub'e>, al the rkng aitcr riches which
may 10 lake TO themselves wings.
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R 4 laly OF onr acquaintanee says
that She has corscienee SO clear that
you can sec right tlrIon sh il.
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BARE NEcKs AxD I}osoMs. Fashion in
Washington during the past winter has
been carried to The verge OF model arii>l
exhibitions. Lnw.neckeh dresses have
been all the 90. a good story is told Of
a countryman bcin! askeI. after leaving
one Of tie Presidential Ievccs. II he hal
ever seen such sight before. M was
the emphatic reply, no! since I ecas tSeon.
ed =
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70 A Eise luan FfandSlfrm IN 81 ex
bears tIse l6t Of bamaalsy
with & divine TEN
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The following aneCdOle cXemplyfylng
his peaceful nature and his strength. is
also told OF Francisco. How true'it is we
cannot say, buI We tell ii as it WAS told to
us many years ago. while lie was living
in Buckinsh county. Virginia
One day while working in his garden.
he MAS accu.tvd by IL stranger who ro Ie
up to the C,Mce, and inquire rd Ut him il he
knew " where a man by the name Of
Francisco lived -
| Il Using himself from his work, and
ryrin. his lnurrrn5atur who appeared /"
he one "f the ''hplt-h 1rsr<. h.Ii ali 3t+"r''
breed Of K,.r tucki"uS, he replied, ''WeII,
~L:Am GER. don't know of any person by
name in that TN, ST. paris but my self"
'WrlI. reckon You amt the man |
want. mt To Eul the great ti5nIin5
man I've hrarl tell sO much ,.b Dur. Tine
fellow they say can whiu all creation, and
Kentucky 10 boot" -
IL cant tell VOC. strlnLvr. where you'll
| tilI that man." said Frame Sc.'. rc<uriuS
hi. work az IL hint tu the other III II the
conference was ended. But the K"ntuc
khan was not To butfrL oft a~ he w,ull
term il. "Lnuk 'rre sirnn ger. " sal / lie.
returning l." III" charge. ''whpt mi sht your
|
given maine b. - ''Mv name is Peter
Francisco. at your service"
| " All - returned the other. you're
just the man want To tinl." at the same
Time riding inside the fence. he dl~m"un
81, '''''' "'' '''''''' Il II '"'
'''.''''" i''"'! '" ""e VI '''e t'">'N
! My name i Big Bill Stokes, all the
way from OIL N:ntu:H. Am Tie Ne"~
lucky gam chicN"n' am. | can ""t run
""t mop on! amp KNOCK down. "tHT out
/ "H" WI ~ any hlth l" All Ihc'n hi5 -l"-S.
- ~ neA'h 'tl! vi i 'e"o" """h mere
! ao""l$ VINO c"H'd "h'p ere 'NHiI'
'H,'"S't " san lie O'd h."r'"M' ana JH|I
'l''" over :" see "h'' sun II" mA'e "'.
"'''' 'e's am: an ! ho"' sur '''5' T. ~
must H'"' t" 'oF "Sh'' ANA III ooAH1
! ~ S"" II 'Ne tN1 "'"b ~ III "'' r1 :"
NV '''' e'oi r''''1 ~" H''p"'
"'' - ~" III mt WI! III ''''"e"' 0@'
/ =,
''''''"''' ~ '''51'' "'"' ''"
! I,' ''''''"''' ''ie "a 81 ''' '''''e'1
~ Nv ~ gun '"S "'"' 1T ",'' nn was:
~ W. '''I' "7''1>1 E"l I" 5'' ""''"t,
r pr h,n", nn" "''"" 'I :, ',v.o ,''. 5'' o''
=" ''''Se P"'
.Wril, ,hrn vou,r. IN. man. and Won
must ii ,h, Iv. came ell ii. w,y trn,p
( Oh K.ntuck. ani ain't ar,nr b,ck
, without knrwio., which i I'M. hest man :
j .Bu won; ii rb. Iv, ,,oL n,,h;n..
/ 10 ii sht aOont. unI I 1,1i v1u w,y'r
rIullr"
.D--l if you shar't f ,Ar. STRANGER.
/ Pm b,unI 10 lick YOU if en-. if | don't
you must lick me-,
Re this ,i,o. E,,no;so,, H., b.cor,. ao
,,,v =, Ih,. ;rn,,,r,n,,;I,. ~ hi. ,-;,.,r 49,,
I,!,,nin,,J ~ nnr -, .,,, =, ,h,. 'sc,.n.,
>;.xin, hi. ,nrr,.,,ni,, ,I,,.r,.f.,r,. ~. ,h..
,c;,. Of the Lu.lSkrn b'c,ch,.s ,ni rL. r,I
lar nf ,nu huo,i,.- ,h;,t ~. ,hr.y ,;,,
. N''''>' - N'''~ ''''''
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WELL ANswFnEp.-Unclc Bill Todd
was dr"vrr from Worcester county =
Being cxpn-cd I" all weather. his com
plcXiUn suffered some; but ~ the best he.
was n"ne'"f the wbiteSt. Stopping at II
public house near Brighton, II man rich in
this wnrII'< goods, but OF no,nri ,u>Iy
bad character. thought as uncle Bill came
IN. he would max" him The butt Of jrE"
As the bIack lace nt The weather beaten
man appeared in the door>way, he cx.
c a med:
Mercy on us. how dark it grows!"
Uncle Bill, surveying him from head to
foot c"olIy replied
Yes sir; your character and nv com
plexion are enough to darken ony room. ("
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to wrong VsEer ls
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Men said the times would be better. but
the prophecy was vain. Merchants failed
brokers failed. banks and Insurance COM
panies failed. Business was duiIer than
Ut had been before for t~enty years
Poor men lOnDgeL at the corners vi the
streets. vainly waitins for a job. while
their wives AMI crildren shiyere1 with the
cold. and hungersd for! even . crust. OF
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Live witIEin Youf lnesas. II yoa don't
earn but dollar. spend only seyenty five
cents. and uncle Ldke ,at on his rsat
cOat and hat. and ed gsd towards he. door
without even q ulding to the important
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! young mind in the rearing up OF our iamliies.-
| That in the peculiar condition in which the PEG
| pie of the south are placed, although tlmr
| and opportunity are amply giving Ia "A portion oi
our yonth for the deyeopement of their mental
and moral faculties. yet there another por-
ton of our youth who could not avail themselves
of this advantage. and To them | recommended
that the State should magnanimously extend lis
aid aud encouragement by the establishment III
various parts Of the Commonwealth Of Manuel
Labor .Sehoois. That in these schools should be
taught such branches of Natural Science ns Il
most directly connected with Agriculture and the
Mechanic Art. whore the time of the pupils
would be ernployed purity, in the acquisition OF
those sciences aud partly engaged IN Field anu
Horticultural labor. Such schools would embrace
inits instruction large ortion OF the youth "f
our p 5npc.
said nothing in my address at Parkershurg,
# Common Schools Of Colleges ar of Cnlrersi-
ties ! know of 10 ono opposed TO them; bnt
intended to recommend the Manual Labor School
in addition To the system of education now IN eH-
istcnce nnd practccd among u. Yet upon
milking these suggestions, the editor ct The
"News" cries out ''Aboliton Abolition oPpo'
stinn Ia Common Schools" Is there not ru
IDENTITY in the mind of the editor OF the News
an apprteucy 10 Misrepresentation, drawn from
the most remote anaogies that would challenge
our admiration for its alertness were 1t not that
1t carries with il II CONVICTION that 1t Is don" IN
perfect disregard To ,ruth, mud even probability
What would be the corroboratlng evidence ot
the truth of the charges brought against me by
my position. by former nets and declarations!
Look at my residence. On the border OF the Sato,
within sight of the Underground Railroad, upon
which the Abolitiuniss have carried off many of
the slaves of myself aud family. Would this at
tach III" to them ar their principles Look upon
my poor services in the Congress of the United
States, when resisted the assaults of the Abo
Il
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oaths, whatever he their purPort-but others
who entertain different sentiments upon the
subject are welcome 10 their opinions ana
though they may swear to do what we wish to
see done, bnt do not care to swear to do, we can
cheerfully cry God speed to them.
1t is said that the Know Nohings are bound
by oath TO abide the will of a majority. Leaving
the oath out of the question land its obhgnilan'
we fancy, with man of high moral perceptions
is scarcely more stringent than that of his pro-
mise, expressed or implled,) we would submit
whether il lies in the mouth of men. protesting
as the Democratic party do, 10 believe IN the
right Of instruction, 10 take any such oigee-
ton. still less docs it become party who hive
implicitly obcycd the bchc>is of Il Dceemyirate
We have been onquiring, more into the essen
tial causes which give rise 10 this party. than
into the espediency Of its organization. IT, .
all the objections taken To the American Order
none were well taken, II would be the first o.
human confrivances which wns absolutely per
feet
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Arrivals at the Washington House

y no > o VLOVk YESTEKDAY.
WM. ". LEFrWICil-.-.. Proprietor.
J VI GaImwny. Wythevie; { Y Winftce.
Seyen Mile Ford; I PAYNE and lady, Camphcl;
Ihos 9 Nhclor and daughter, Floyd & II; + IL
billiard, prasylvania; u \ Mundy, Campbcl;
DIR + I Reid and daughter, Botetourt; George
liendrckson, J + Jones. Craig; w NJ Ammrr-
men, VIM jackson, Victor Kenny, Ky; Thomas
Davidson, Wa ) TrcAt. banyllc S Davidson
DIR E Bass aud lady, Appomattax; Dews,
Miss Dcws Pittylvunin; VI / Merritt, DR. X y
Hewitt, lady and daughter, Miss Mary + Muua-
ley Campbell; Christian Amherst; Geo II
Lennon, Campbell; Henry Lane, Floyd c II:
Giles y Thomas, Black -burg; Il \ Howard and
lady Montgomery; IL r Williams Z II Callan,
I Il Il; II Craft, Petersburg; Capt Bragg,
ChrIsiansbarg; ID paw, Abingdon; NJ II John
son, Maron c W Button, llarpcr's Ferry; Z VI
Guerant, Franklin; \ Il Sparks and lady, Wash
ington co; K Britain, lady and child. Ta2well.
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Upon the occasion Of the Grand Exhibition
Paris which is to open the ist Of May next, there
will be in that city It religious union of all the
Protestant professions. Protestant churches
from all quarters Of the world are TO be represen
ted and discourscs will be delivered by many Q.
the most distinguished members.
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VIRGINIA a TENN. RAILROAD

4sast ssss -s;ss;s-'asss NER AGHANGEMahT!,3Gn
md "iter April lG, 1879, the Passenger Tain vii au,r
lHn'iharg daiN Sunday rxcepicd) at o',lrck
T. NJ. and ari,c Al NytDe,ia ut SIP u Reu,ai,g.
envr Wythesi lie at ) A W.. md nrtiyn at L,nchbufg
at II NJ making the II y ON hchmJld and Pete >
blrg 10 W ythevlIle i g, ii hours
CONNEXIONS.
For buchanan. VII Buiori'- Depot, on Mondays
Wednesday aud Fridays, and arrive Mt Bucha m to
upper.
For finces'lH, Sweet anl White Sulphur Sprir..
Chlricston knnhwhl and GnynnIotte vim Bons.ck :,
ON Mondays, Wednesday,. n i ri avs
For A5l1sdar, Jon, s!uro nd Knoxville Tenn Il, j.,
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life. ON the Goth of March, So.
IN Campbell county, Virginia, SusAH FRAvcrs.
daughter of VIM. d. aud Susan Elam aged 10
years months and ID days
The deceased possessed a most amiablc and
aitectiohate disposition, and such pod and gentle
manners as greatly endcared her all who knew
her. For nearly 3 months previous to her death.
she seemed TO be a great sufferer, bat bore her
Affections with patience and submission: bat for
several days before her death. She wa, in 50
happy frame of mind as that rendered her aim t
unconscious of bodily pain Hers was not only
peaceful but triumphant death, and such was
her f"ith' that even in the dying boar, she sang
with an audible voice
On Jorlans stormy lauL, staaI
And east wishful e,e.
To CHuaans iair and upny laul,
Where my possessions lie
inu, alter giving good advice, and taking an arc.
Tomato leave of friend, and relations. She folded
"' p e'ihs ana tell asleep in death. WHIP.
hcnlhond Enquirer please copy.
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STILL ANornER.-Dr. Archibald Anderson.
one of the strongest and most influential Demo
erats IN lousa, particularly in the LIVER end.
the strong hold of Democracy, has rcpodia,ed de
ticket of Mise, &c, and hoistcd the American
far
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ApPoISrMENr--The Rev. Il. w. Bailey. late
" OF St"nnton, has been appointed Professor Of
Languages in Austin College, Huntsville, Tex
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is Sorofulous Affections. Mereurial Diseases,
KIM Evil. and IN ia al diseases arising ION a.
fniud cio u.c ,f Mercury. Cnrrer- ) apsh vi, ttrr
la. won for Itself envia'le reputation. reputation
in.ed on IL. own intrinsic merits. BY removing the
rnuse Of Ii ea.e il effects rapid mud permanent cure
n. hundred. Of aur fellow citizens hnve
Try it before il j. to-, iit a.,'i3-dlm
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y MAIN ST. LNNCHBIFG NA--rhr un.r.
s'sn"d hnvinr takcn th- Neli kua,p Embellishments
leg ~yr Ia rn!orm rhrir friends md the lba. Ilrar
they read, 10 L ENTERTAIN il a ~np.fi,,
>tNe, all VII" E,vI them with cal. lhrir knlsr i,
WI rti>hed mud their l. rlrr is plentiful supplied
III all 1hi can Ia ual in thi4 mark ii thr,r of
the adjacent cine, rhey a~a aislt IL inlnrrntle
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
tai travellers arrjs ing hy the Eastern or Wr.crn
fmins, ar IL" Roa's, will lid MEALS ALWAYS READY
~ Vi" Of i, they hope 10 the patrnnasr of II
GENEROUS pub i. SAMUEL II. SMILEY,
JAMES NJ PAMPLIN
apl G-!2n Pr,pri,.t.,rs
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R Sc s. M p

I,ONNETsi BOANEEs Thu Subscriber
teSpectnily 81 l. the affrilp It h. ca-l1nt,.r.
ID lha Iuriic Ia Iii insc elegant "a orturnt nf
MILLINERY AND LNGE GO lbs
As, chair' lot et Muai; all Of the atrs' lilcrn
an WI be = ii rGcaP.
- l. l. Z Z IIE\LNI
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MARRIED

BY Rev. +. Stanly, ON the l2th inst, Mr.
MICHAEL {. kuLP and Miss FRANCES JANE
DAWSON, all of this City.
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WE hnye frequently henrd the celebrated

WE hnNe frequently H'HTU Tic cVI"T'IUI'1
Gar,nun Bitefs sod b, br. &. VI jackson 20 Arch
..lccr rhiaderbia ,p,bon If IN terms e the hiehe't
rrn.nendsi an aud la rliev' hr; il i one Ut
4 @ bet med cin,< niver -r1 fr tie mini for
witch IT i. recommended Trey nr' Piras mt >" nc
fn.tr and can be tskcH ieder cir "tn. - y the
.n,.f ,lcrntr -tuur - Ihn "a tar aud winr. have
uiirI in r1mrpdiu2 tn uassiniie rlr''aiA r ~
~ ~. de- INV &c; al sue The hel IL 4 -
hi. Hn1r a TIM hope it my he ie'todare ! T.
,.r, Grn Is her. dY.nef.in La. Ut i. ,r'' Il fnHe
S..Iy, ,,i-ruest srl - ~
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W NICE. &c, &e.-Wc ha.r i-r received from
i'e na"at'et ~, ver large ,ul beautiful resentment
at = is fr'n Ia Ia 81 90 a mr Also II yrrlf
Nr"ty II G.h W indaW Cornirr, from Fl a windnu to
tho harst qlary imported ti.l, b,bds aud rim, of
every variety We invite all T. cal and seq them
ap,I2 div SIMPSON < FRO
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SPECIAL PUBLIC notice.

> LAhGE SHOCK OF DRY G5UDSI< MARKET
FOR CNSii.-Ny stock nf Si,ri, md summer
'"'d' $ IL v complete The Who'd" .teeh bought
very rieop. and viii bc sad Tor very snll ruit Tor
CASH
Tic mon"y market having become easy. hope nv
fri nd aud customers will come forward and supply
Themselves hhcrnlly' All ask ia cb from thust,
f good insure sat-.
an.l2-,its JNO J pGRVIS Ao't
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81 INNER AakRA
Is III ;:;.:. I... !: ,ss fsg
H. AXE EFFECT lGrH OF APRIL.
FROM PETElsSRuInC

~ VI TTE8 TLLE n ONE DAY a na~s.,n-
g'r tnnr" rais leaves the II pot o the South i le
I'M rlaI in Pet"rbdg EVERY DAY. (Snnd.,. ,x
tind) At Co. itrk, \. y. aItyes nj the Junction with
,"e hIrhm"nt md DWri,!c Ruruad cars nj s 40 VI
'rrfi.c| b \ VI, aud at Lyme burg ~ 2nP NJ
''nh''l' al thnl Fatre wth lar Va. and Tenn Rail
roI ca #h.rlha West
p"@" uhll leaves lyrcl'urg at O'clock + NJ
""' i'' "li'o III the Virginia ani T"unessee Railroa
ca tn tbr N,,t; srr.ve, At die J,g, TN, n, An
I. NJ a'd Hrtr sbuig nj 80 T. NJ
tr'Ha'r 10y thi> route tnhe the splendid steam,
,'h hoH' ,eiar Ne" York cv"ry Sarurdn, nj o o',Ik
NJ "e The tea ashi3 ia .,stown every Wednesday
Al . "'rork A. NJ Had thu Steamship, for ~ ,InJ,lnI
'N.N Monday nuI rhursdnv afternoon.
t"e ton Petersburg to IL schture........s5 Oh
To BurkryiIo ...... 10
In farpviiic . ~
The Ma f'sn sill stop nrlY Mt ihr lccnnr .Int,,rs
o'org thu Inc I" tde ~ 81 pa, III ra,>on cr.
e. G. WALL,
aiii' = e'perialsnlrnt s. s Il r
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Cot. THos. II. FLOOD the candidate of tn"
American party for the State Senate, for this
district, has been spending It few days IN Tins
city, md has made a host OF friends nmong our
citizens The pariy could mol possibly have
made a better nomination. and san will not
fail to sec thOt he is elected.
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NFKINW MD NIN VT K DRY GOODS -Ju>i
oP ned nj ii'ir ". Pawn (k>h's cor.er Man Il y
>oneli ,lnck Of pRl GOODS. embracing C,otl,.
Gnssu"rs He,ting-, Linens, and I.,bIl 5 GooD, II
MI kir.d>, Call and ,Aaa.ue
npil g.. T. ". PAYNE
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POLICE NoTlcE.-We call the attention Of "nr
c;,izon. 10 the Police Masters notice in another
column. SANS" officers are going to be very
vigilani, and all who do not comply with iheir
directions will have the risors of the law fully
visited upon them.
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PErERsBtG.-T Democrats of Petersburg
have nominated Dir. j. H. Claiborne rs their can
didate for the House of Delegates
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JUIIA DENN.=-Mrs. .Iulia Dean nayno sn
pcarcd al The Boston Theatre for the last tia.e
Monday night. She goes to EuroIe.
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| eoncmin the above basis Of srtllcna0t pro-
poscihy Mr.. Ridsway. L. j. AUGI'SF
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CJTy,XD STATE DEPARTMENT.

WA.lEp-rwo active Boys a. curriers' IN his
office
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DEATH OF a NlRGINlNN.-Thel last Memphis
(I"nnessec) Eagle comes To us IN mourning for
thu death Of II prominent, useful, and beloved
citizen of That city, James Rose, Ed, who was
IA native ofNelson county, Va. and who died IN
the ooh year of his as,, after residence of p
years in Memphis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-14

VOVI'' '71 tt II III '7HNIT1I'' I'II mn 10 10
MAKING Know NorHlNGs.-Thc Frclrrcks-
burg Herald states that while the discussion wa,
going on at Bowling Green, between Mes>rs
Crane aud Aylett, on Monday, the Council was
bnsily engaged in manufacturing Know Moth.
ing voters. The number made put a from
thirty to fifty
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
tfss W 70 III N -
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBTRG

Express ! rna d,ilg, Observation-Disclosures.
Mn Tria. diil> Ut. .-....-.-.....
fr'igbt Tia. with passenger Gu 4t'rchrI. ON VI
day. Wrdnr- as. AMI Friays At 3! a
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28
Fall u Winter Clothing
At JOHN y0RDAN,s
low A cLoTHiNC sTORE.

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
LARGE and varied assortment OF Mems and
ABOySs Ready made Gle ing, embrse
ing all the dnerentsnd approx les, and made BY
good VOL rk men out the best material ~
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Pstcrsham and Flushing, Bapgups, Sack anu
Pastot overeoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats Of
various coors and qualities. Cioth Cashmere, Sati-
net, Velvet aud Tweed Psntaloons. Silk, Satin. Va
tenta Swansdown Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
Satinet. Double aud Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers Uadershirts, Hosiery. Suspenders
Gloves, Cravas. Handk erchiefs Shirt Stocks
Ties, scas Winchester and Scott's apprcved Patent
shoulder Shirts, Umbrellas article usual
iy kept in 1entlemans furnishing stores. including
Robes de Chsnbrc and Revere Vests and Over rcoats
Also. splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Cassi-
msres and Vestngs all Of which will be made up to
ordern ths best manner, with promptnes at
modating prices. and by competent workmen. Thi,
isin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions that ordersntrusted TO them may be re-
lied upon being in the l2teststyle by those who de
sire it, All manner ofplsn work and work Of gen.
tee mediu an, promptly attended 10 as heretofore
HATS ofx new style together with all ofthe com
mon kinds scon stantly on hand. s--
Grateful past patronage, the bscr
ty hopes to merit continuance ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant and Clothier, on Front street, oppo
site the Steam Mills. .df : ~ io 5aisFq ~
. Davenport Oct. Sd iss<-3wtri& wH. z1.ar