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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

Sps'iss0 .ars'Nss1esssssst,
I'M aud after Monday April 18th 1856, and unit
Ofurther notes, trains viii leave Rock Island da1V
Sundays excepted, o follows
lst mail train ~ 600 A y
I'd express, stoppiaG only a she principal
stations NJ 1OtS A u
~ night express, stoppi0g n al stations S.lOPA
4th freight With ID class cars n $50 "A y
Trains arrive IT Rock Island daily, Sundays -x-
copied, Is follows:
lsl riskt ~1vTes-. 10 A y
- exprsss, stopping only ., pr,n stations 100 p
q mail train = ivl6P. y.
en- freight, with ~ class u 5.@6P. r.
All trains oyer thi. rosd IA direct counexion a
Chicago with trains over bcth the 4scntwsn Southern
and Michigan Central r. r. TO AMI from Detroit To.
leto Cleveland Columbus, Cnc,,snsti, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Bu0alo. Niagara Pals, Albany New York,
Philsdephia, Baltimore and Washington. Also II
LsSslle with trans Ut the 1lliuots Ceotral Rood
North to 0alens aud South to 81 Louis and Cairo
which places tickets can BE- procured Of
8. 3 STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
h. =. Depot, nGsk Talen1.
Passengers A. reuiD1Dd q - necssaty. oss 0ehO
distinct directions to the destination Of heir bag.
eAgs, also TO procure tiaets hee tano t1eir e1o1s
h IL cars - the conductorS collect fares only
tiooe a. the line Of the Chicago kock Island railroad
JOHN ,. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI. WM10lAn, Assst eup't
1odk Island. ApSil5. ~. (dst)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19
Mississippi & Missouri r. R
ID. hepa .lsss3y 81 .45... --.tszs5s..s-
k& NJ .: ~ ~ go s.:is----. y !,

-. 49, - "a, HI 80 r-..Fs1t5f,s,--
M ri :. ,,.:.. s.,s.---. VI
I'm AMI after Monday .ptrinlfst ), s5G and unit
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport Tor
Muscatin- and Iowa City tSnrtaN> except ~ rs fol-
lows:
LIST Ffeigh, and Emisran train. AT 600 AN
al Mail Train At S.DAA
81 Freieht and EmIgran' Tram, ~ !: I5P VI
al Exuir.~ Train al 4l5pA
Tan. wili lcav Da,tnit.rt or th,..eodaiiy Sun
hi>s excepted a follow
Isl Ia, Expirss Tram. at 10 10 NJ
81 EreiGhi Tram II 30 VI
81 Freight Tram = 30 NJ
A. h Night Express rtan. at 4 80
Trains arrive ~ Davenport daily, tSundsyS -xcep-
ted rs follows.
FROM WET
Isl Mai Tram Al 20 % A. NJ
81 Freight Tram II ii iIr ".
3, Freight TIuIi, at 10 VI
All Express Train at u P. NJ
FROM THE EAST
IL Night Express Train II $50
2d Day ExEr..s Tram Al io5 NJ
81 Er.,iyhi and EmIgrani tram. at 800 NJ
All trains oui . Davenport win max conntcti,i
with Mtscaiinr and Iowa City.
The Passenger Train connects M Davenport, with
III" R,ch Island Chicago train> The rvting train
Stop ON. hour III Davenport supper.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF giving
distinct direction the destination of their bag
gage also procure tickets before taking heir In
the cars JOHN E, HENRY, Sup,.
ADAY, Master Of Transportation.
s~ra6-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19
FURNITURE l. UPHOLSTERY.
WITCHES. JEWELRy, &c.
X. Il !. Nelson's JeWelry Store.
UJHSrhrS, .Icsrels'y NHH
Fancy Goods,

~ WE have just opened on Brddg Stree few
h-TA doors above the Post Office, new and beau
A,ZAtifui assortment Of watches, Jewelry Silver
ware, Clocks Fancy Clouds, etc, which we can and
will sell as cheap as any establishment west Of New
York. as purchase exclusively AT the kouesl GaiHh
Jries fro n, the manufacturers and importers. We
Womb r,specfuy invite the ladies to call and exam
inc cur stock; always take pleasure In showing
our goods. From thorough practical knowledge
and experience in watch repairing, We tsei t ctftr
Of giving entire salts faction, thereby merhnE if'
,,arc ef pui lie patronage. u : niarch II. !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19
DIR. j MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

perInAn, nti, iocatd in Davenport, where
b. will continue To ir'ai all the disc Ases the
A horse il ,uh.c Ia. "n he us,st ecisnt1nc
Principles After e,nst ant practice 1T many years
all kinds Of diseases, he feels happy to say that he
will give satisfaction 10 all that employ him. He can
produce gori CERTIFICATES auy other man West
u New York He is here only few MONTHS and the
many important cures he has Effected since he came
will speak more for him than reXlil. be aertri
in Newspaper
The following gentemen VIII" nave employed him
since he here the most -ev"r- i'll Ger
tify his abilities competent Veterinary Sur
g.on
All diseases warranted cured ifcurabl~ mon
ey paid
He earnestly >oliCits a trial on any severe case
whatever Any case he cannot cure IL any other man
can BE- got cui. it. he will pay him cut Of his own
pocket.
Pole evils and Fistuls> warranted curet IN any
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River

OtUIIIHStUT1, NUTW1CI1 Ut r uII NIVtT
Through Tickets good on either OF the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general Information can be
procured at the Companys Office, No - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers Make
through contracts by calling the Copanys Agents
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, As Dearborn street, Chicago.
b. =. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, ..
decf7du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

DeIe1eie'S
Electro e11lsgNeStr FSNSltr
An EXTERNAL CURE or
CHILl.S d FEVER,
sN FOUR HOURS,
eINHIs extraordinary and novel remedy u ssssaiasd
Of the proprietary Mississippi, and Arksnsas- The
patient Is not obliged swallow, for days and weeks,
nausentic medicines, spend large sums Of n00ey
ia their constant purchase. Wherever The Eectro
Magnetic Plaster has been introduced II has built for
itself almost at once superior reknaon, suVessee-
ed all other remedies and
Driven Q,linine from its Throne.
One Application
cures in cases ont ofio,he 10th esse requires from
Two to four trials
Ne Failure
has We, occurred This plaster does give the leas
pain, neither does It blister excoriste the skim
The proprietor has ia his possession over four th0u
sand cevticates home gotten, among which are soma
I from Anisters VI the Gospel Editors, Congressman
Merchanlu, PhysiciAns and Lawyers OF distinction.
All that Is asked fer this remedy Is a fair trial and ]
will speak for itself
M cure e6ecfed BY il 10
A PERMANENT ON !
PnicE 81 90 Sent BY mail to al part - the coun
try. 4 liberal discount made to TRADE. eseeeaence
given. q -. Ub
MsuphfJ, -.
.s,,e Wholesale and retail agent ios Deysapess, {
II WEBB, Second st., = few doors east Of Dyoay.
oct26 dawly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19
SAW MILL.
s-p - ~ g. n tt II

SAW MILL.
~ q Ts - "a Is Il:
AT San SoN 5 Wv AND FLAMING
!SMIIts cvafy u -elpiiln ~ PINE IMBER w.
antted fhavr'>t,tt--i NY MIN ~ onpl"t' order.
amt h,vt-r 4 ed s'.tEtfSi Cr,iN 1.g, IA hand.
am tr,ly a. rrcetN- otdri~ f,r Agi Kind VI LGmirr
wur; ,,,,tc nyslf t. I'LL win pr"Hipluc~s and dis
patch IA the 4ia.i ~ wleh thcN ar rcceN"E e
nr.t come arst sarteei have II present Np hand a
larg. sto.h %
Seasoned Flooring,
both r,taih AMI ttefs.di ant having taken great
aus Ia cur the services NJ the best mcchaucs IN
The state Gsl sssrftA fhtr snS lumber planei Al
NV Mil viii give satisfaction VIII ito job Planning
a. low asaNy oltthii si.nivi in the West
Persons wishing la huild wlert- timr - IN ,'i9rd
would do well 10 call and blk Al my stock, htfr"
contract ,nP sa-oa len,.as have a large quantivof
Seasoned Lumber
On hand want 10 supply this section "t ihc c-un-
Try with
Shingles,
have puit nssei and put up Woods Patent Machine,
II connection with my Mil. aud am satisfied | can
supply my rnstsnSrs with better Shinge Al less
money than any brouahi here f,r, can b. made
nv any other machine ! also make SAingies by hand
and viii ,snatppe To do long as they are IN he
mand
take tins opportunity iortnrn my thanks Tor pas,
vors, and solicit from my customers and the public
continuance of the same.
[ap2idAtwtfl JOHNM CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19


g a. 4nao n1cerO - a.h ~
EDMUND GANEIEI.D Pres. HENRY BANpT. S@c-
HENRY CHAPMAN. Treas'r
= N GILuEsr, Gefierei Ag,nt Aid Surveyor.
This Company vas ORGANIZED Oh IN. 2IIh day of
March A u 1854, under SPECIAL Charter from the
Igi.lsture ~ Illinois AMI business commenced ri'r
ihs no-t favorable auspices. liz erisbii hmeni has
b-an ut,n a trm aui relisble basis, asd N s.rw Ut
- STABILITY ,ogniness and prrmsinc, rank a. "tr
of III first Insurance coInpanes IA ibe country ="
ibse l~sirpu- II protecting fhemselve- against i'-s
damage by Fire Ieriis ~ the ea They bss leave
REFERENCES:
M-.sr- STONE N Witt, Cleveland. o.
WILLIAMS Aucry, Chicago.
Morton J. Brother, =.
Stone x Boomer
: Durand PRS. Rscins X Ms. Railroad.
1 Grn G Northrup casl'r kac- q" Bank
wm = I,nde, ESQ Milwaukee.
!. q. C0bfoe Ks.i.. HfiF.
fIenry Faruam, Pres't Chicago u. Railroad
A ';ilir.rt Ca.b Com. Bank Chicago
Dan r. Khodrs ESQ, Cleveland, q.
| Jnu Jobn C Bfe-liu, Trea,'r. ~ State. Columbus.
| Tho CampLen, E-a Springfield, u
Hon. X ts.amberlin. ~ L1ni~ NJ.
vr.-rs Waiswortb Wrlis n Sc,carnore. Chicago.
ue.sr. / II Burch q Co., chica2o Bauk
Hon VIM. Medili, Covrnaf ~ OH"
M.ssr- g. W. Siz.r Il Co. Ghicag0
judd Smith y Pratt, Dixon. III.
WIn Blanchard. E-q M"rFis. III
hon VIM Tresltt Soy III state columbus I"
Mr.. II { 80 G Cook * Co, Rykt'rd. ~
II wheeler, n S.,n. Aurora
Neaniah O. e, Esq Buffalo. \ J
Wan Il Fuiidy, E-a.. Springfield,
Hon " B,rlty. Jui2r Jupreme Cart Mansfield
ecu | Curn spr,i,gl. IA, II.
Richard Iver-. Es',. - Lom-. NJ"
Agent at Davenport ai,i Ropk Island.
OFFICE Davenport, a, The STATE bfMocRt
One Post Once Building. Brady Street.
July 9-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

Hams! Hams!
A Choice lot OF Sugar Cur.. Ha,n-, lust r''eeiv-d
"A and for -a-,
laugiidtfl VI. DALlZEi.!. Jr co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
NOTHI G BET TIE truth.

1t il refreshing TO the patr., TO the sound sent
menin avowed by so many OF "nr Northern Democrs
tic brethren on rho suhec; Of the institutions Of IT,:
South. While the Black R.rubiicau organs are g.oai
ing over tie Threatened negro disturbances whr'
have been detected in time 20 be chorh ed and puni.b
ed, but Which call for continued ard vigiau. polic
prevsn,ives-hc conservative Northern press, bold,
speak on' aud tx the outrage and crime on the head,
OF the Northern Ggitators In tie language Of th,
Springfield IT, Register what has occurred % un
Of tbs Legitimate results of Northern re.roism Tn,
heresy Of negro equality, while il gains no favor will
those who have the constitutional power to relieve th'
slave from his bol:ds, but inces tho latter to serYi
war, bloodshed and murder. Aholilonism has coun
se!ed to this end and time serving partsnns for Office
have winked at the viilany. S.,ch men care nothing
for the slave but if anarchy, bloodshed and dismen
bernent Of the country would ioist them into hig
places they would risk the visitation Of all such evils
Such outbreaks, caused by the wicked intermedd!ns
OF outside fanatics end dsmsgogues, only resuI!
in III to the pretended objects Of their hypocritica
professions ofsympathy Dsuuion with the one c!as'
and Office with the other tie ruling incentives t.
the action the Northern agitator. These achieved
and The poor negro can take care Of himself
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-. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.r-, ,s,ro puLy, ssa'wExxLr, AND WEEKLY,
r,,rc.:iE, PRYOR tE DUNNAyANT.
T ER NJ s:

.D Dsiv Fsrer seven dollars per annu'n ana u 'ne
IL n; dollars if taken for shorter peiioa thhn QUE
az the Semi. w ,,y I'VE Go!ihrs per sahuin' an
yea i.ys for six uo,,he. payable III ADVANCE 70 os H
:. -, c-r,, or rcmicd ~ 'hsih p'S'-p-'"' W N
',,9rr:r a. the emf OF me E,T ,,., s ~.
P,3. .be yiew Of ex:cndiug tic circa'a':on OF tne
,,-;INoSD ENQUIRER IN the southern S,use, Iuv
sr3s,nrs have commenced tIe Issue OF a "EhhLL
p.pER which contains nearly all the res"ihs "'"'' "
-, f,,i;y and S-ni-N ccliiv ehii"n. e ,,a
i - s,y nothing OF the political characte! o' tne
sICEMOSp ENQUIRER which is no" wast !. wac i ,ss
,,rr We may stale thai IL Is tae Pu:pcs' VI ~.
~ devote sl her energies TO lse discussion VI |
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~ Iy-etIr ENQUIRER Is published every Weenesosy
~, a. per amman paid III advance, or ior sEvo
,.n r,T,:e.t is no; made Ia advance deoueuo" "
80 svor OF ciubs in the following Tat.o LOT eio an
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- -.v cc.,c sai every succeeding insertion t"en'
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t ,,:y..,rea SID Eai: c"ns ior 'aen las e . .nnI
~. wh.n inserted only once week MY oen''
tI e.s. .rm,.wErxLY For TIN lines T ices, 'rst In
sysgr,.Ev- ccats; Tor each suoseq 'ent .,ci 80.
GO. when i..y:!ej o;!y oi'co "oeA S''0A'' ave
ce;s 10. s:ca !LseE.oa ,.. n, ,,ss H-st insertion
N s.' .aI -r,., 10, each .r::naance s!ty cents .
ni,.-.tr, are charged so tor one square OF ~
ESt ~: 80 So ..!es aiG " mai pr"2o'aon iol M
Lsss. =. Az, -. .n-;h, except Auetionecfs, VINO
s.a ch...sa S.vV, ..eser iSIaoeoJ ax.sc3 no
); ,,,.;.h-e. a4. Tributes ot Respect 'Acecohs
~ ;, r, ,..:rgat 70, advertisements.
-a. .!is:@lce r,st DC accompanies WI ID 'e
cy,..- ,,y OF .sac.ors references 20 tGsuie eSe''"
tls-s.! 80. las olce nAy pe sei"'cu per .u' -
NJ ,ys abe G,Ia !otes Ii; the r!-S oil ire c''i'otS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY

AvisG n,O7ec into my nrw buildings, eisb'y situa.
Il ted, commanding extensive Tcw ci picturesque
mountain scenery, sEd in section ansurrscd in health
am nov prepared to accommodate larger number Of
young ladies' The buildings commodious we'll warm.
cd aud ventilated and projected with special reference
large school, aud embrace every convenience for board
ing, studying and reci;ing. Assisted by four teachers
thoroughly qualified to give instruction in the several
branches assigned hem feel assured Of my ability with
i've years experience, TO afford parents who wish their
daughters thoroughly educated both in the useful and In
;hc Ornamental branches, every necdlul facility and
prices which could be afforded but for the advantages
which am able command in furnishing and conducting
the school
Terms per session OF ties inoulhs, commencing Let
September e;.a closing st -ny, ns follows
Board, and Tui:iou in the primary and higher Englisn
branches, sl2o; Latin s20 French $40; ausc on the
Piano. with Of instrument, $685. Drawing AID Painting
with colors, $40, Oil Puinting Sa5; Embroidery
and Necdc.WUrk s5.
Pupils win be reccvcd either the lst of January
the lst OF February, and charged only from ito Time
they enter.
A Conveyance will meet them at Gotham depot, Elk
miles fro the Academy, Gordousgilc, they may
prefer 7here ,1.V be no extra charges.
Address the subscribe. ut stony Point Alberiarie
Va" JAMES W. GOSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
HALIFAN ACADE E,IY,

rUNHS school continues be conducted by the sub.
Il sc-iber, in which the branches usually embraced Ill
s:sh Classical and Mathematical arc taught
Tho scholastic year divided into two sessions OF twenty
weeks each. The next session commences tho 18Th OF
January, 1857.
Mr. Vim. Younger assists the subscriber
Tho following required half in advance, the
residue The end Of eRcb session:
Primary English per session sl2 80
higher English branches, per session IS 90
English branches, with Classics and Mathematics,
per session 70 %
Incidental Expenses, per session 50
Deduction made the above In OF necessary
detention Of three weeks or more.
Board be obtained with the subscriber Ut $50 per
session including everything but lights.
Boarders are also accommodated in the village.
Dec l-c4w j. J. AVERETT, Principal
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wARRENT0S FEMALE COLLEGE,
WAEEENTON N e

.syHE Spring session will begin on Wednesday, Janua
ry H. 1857, under the direction OF we'll qualified
idcu,y a tho departments of thorough and accom-
shel instruction very dcaruble tha. pu
oe ad itteI at any and charged only the limo
Of entrance.
Our ,oyms as low can be afforded. Bills payable
oneha in advance and the balance at the end OF the ses
sion
For further particulars. apply to the President
Dec l1-c6w L. :. CAMPBELL President.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA,

TXIHEREAS, ncomnunica,iUnhss been received from
w the honorable John I. l.omax rendering his rcsig
nation tac Judge Of the Eighth Circuit, effect
accepted by the Execuve therefore, in conformity law
the sheriff OF each Of III. counties Of Lancaster, Nor.
SpatsylYaaia, Oarone, Hanover, Eing William King and
queen and Essex. composing Snd Circuit, is hsre:
CURED ali election for Judge OF said Circuit 10
oo held the 18TH day Of February next, at Inc places
prescribed by law.
Given under M. hand Governor aud uder tine sea-!
,s., al the Commonwealth, a. Richr:ond this 18th
l'hAI day Of December, eighteen hundred and i,ty.
six, and II the e!st ycGr Of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor: GEORGE w. MuSFoKp, Secretary OF
,bo rDu Dec Ia-rtde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

Mathematics &C.. e =
French. eX;ra.-...-..-.-..-.-..-...- on M
MUSIC, ~ w, w.
Oruane nj al Branches each eNtrn on N"
Latin and Greek Class, tauSh; by the @ S
SssIn cnses Of p.otraccd sickness deaucuoh WI! DC
made -, ..r- ,,,o,,
,a ,.scher i, employed II is impossible, for want o
Tor the ,eacher 10 devote that constant pcrsonsl ut
st;on that ia needed such schools tie Little Papin
nn.;c il necessarily the piano to learn ana Prnc
@ r - ,nT.ie without nssstan:s Should there be but
rom acholsrs and hsi hour only devoted ny each 70
rusc tie teacher being present, tive ours OF hc e"f
err. time will be consumei, and lu little e,t lor iae ia.
strucou ia other studies To this MAY be traced many
~ fhe complaints of Female Schools.
The great otee; OF my Schoc isto seoure the eoas'n
,,rsonal attention Of the Teachers every department
20. tina purpose teachers sre employed ohe - NJ
tend the ordinary English Branches, including alnS
macs and the Sciences and the other 70 Muslc
ana Ornamental Branches Miss Z. r. SCOTT will again
have charge Of the fret Department BY her hdehty ana
her anbiiy Of character sho secure. ths ioVc o, an
pupils: and from uy own examinations know !hh'
hose under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidi,y and proficiency.
in the other Department embracing siuslc French mud
tho Ornamental Branches Niss IRENE kNArFp 10 engaS
cd lady educated with great care As \ teacher,
.ae given the highest satisfaction to her employer ai
pstrous All that hear of her Is exceedingly co'npl
nentury. Observe that in Music the Young Ladies' take
ne lessons invariably in the presence OF the Instructor
sni then retire 10 another Piuno TO practice
nesusny examine the yoang lsd;es esPsci,nnS o on
nper.cty learned When this 10 to tako place Is not
generally known by them. The consequence IL that they
always prepared.
In closing iee /; due the Young Ladies' who have
a;eaied this school, express grateful appreciation
of urit kindness to each other, nnd 10 every
n.enoer o. my family. Their cxtraod dinary decorum'
.ar handsome Observance Of those social prophecies
which contrhlte prch to the ornament OF female So
ci-ry ,sr dgen application to their duties and the'r
Yrvfcieney, ,nsri, moro than ordinary prnise.
When notified what day Students will reach backs
aud Whites by the OF the Sou,h.Side Railroh.
suitable conveyance will be provided.
sE-Every article Of clothing should be marked
.S"My address is Netherlands l.unenburg, w.
IT, ref JOHN ORGAN, in.
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-TWhig and Examiner will please ccpy.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURES

Tote Editors ~ ne EagMrrr:
Gentlemen :-Ii appears from an editorial IN :, r,
cent numb-r ut the EXAMINER" tina: tno rn'Ir' -.
cal of an extra Session Of the Leg!-Rtur"
the purpose of relieving :he State Of certar pa. y!
her burden of debt. TiiS are sorry in eco.
much nave been in tho habit nt rvyi DIN, "'.H
muca d.terercc the opinions ~ tha: pap-r. -
mast honestly dirier from it, views. however IN is
Instance. We do not think thai the b,U"irs ca '.'
procured which ne proposes Oy on ey'IS s.--'o" b
thn:. on the contrary, ih. debt wOuG he 0ct.a ~
just the expenses attending an extra session NJ ','
IN we Suppose ihat tho constitution cOnienp!l'a o..
precise c1igency held up 10 our view by IT." EHFf.
Dcr, Is one furnishing s',.iic"u. and eslt:ms'"
IONS for calling an extra Sssa m Certainly, III. go
g-ncy mas not arisen since the last spsa;ou -" ~ l.
gisature. Ii Il has, tlen abandon au- opIus..tr
to the cai!; if it In. not re Legislature must 10y,
iJr.se:n the uupleasan: condition "i uu. h11lrr" ~
if it regarded thl' cona;ion such 10 drsv..Hr.s
involve the crc,, aud honor Of lhe STATE. iID.
cedure would have been OF ough, 10 has. teeG !u'.
ued tor relief. Nusugg-sti,n OF want ot il,3c toy
that body could a;Oue Tor any neglect, .,r Yroha
bic TINT their time cUuti nn; hnve he-n devoted -
more impor,ani subject We believe that ~ aIra.
the sentiments Of Mrre;tonrttS of III. Pr"is - -
State when we declare oar oppo-i:i"n 10 :hr cal " H'
extra session Of our Legislature, and rho up:n To-,
no strictly constitutional! cnu-- has arisen nr srr
call. So tar as we have been able 10 ascertain b
sentiments Of the people and We have ta.cn .o.1a
pains do this-we think these reInis.nno -. oar r.
ylsa,ive sessions are regarded as one uf the sgh'-t
and best features OF revised and amended crn-
s,itntion And il the Of the peop.r comi l.,
taken at the polls to morrow, there could he n" r.'t
Of an extra session, without signal disr".rr' ~
their Wishes. 4 VIRGINIA DENocRlT-
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Honorable w. G. kivcs,
Sysske. Farmers Assembly,
pRESInENT LYONS,

Whatever differences Of oP.n1on may sss: 81
CARL 70 ~. sentiments and jviugs gerarnh. y .
Commercial Convention, there IL one rcM r4'y'.
all who have attended its deliberations ~ luty
agreed viz thet they have mace 'r",l ~. u -
choice of President. !:.de -, Iy 3ri '>cu:..c.
.yer 10 have seen presiding officer inoG- inororEh
ly qualified, in every reepes. lnenta az pbysC.fv
the difficult and trying duties f his position. II
thoroughly vcrsed il parlism ,r,a-y usage Will fis
mind is both strong and quicx ia lis acnon, a"ars
prepared tn grasp The kno,tJ questions VI d.h""'.
an! prc.npt TO apply ths r:la that solve. them. II,
voice ia loud and strong. withou, harsGne,-, 3 my
be distinctly heard over tbs lafges. -se5Hni:. l.
these are added .rsnk and manly tl". el:d con-.
mandiuy person, that would easu.. re- ;es; N .:.r
company, agh or low.
Mr.. Lyons has dscbarg' ths duties q: Prcsi'n:
os the Convention wiz: -igna eb!;,y. ;a.;Icr ond
iinpsrtsii;y. lie tGa been kind IL all Il, as:D5"T-.
yet prompt and oISeriy il :to dsp"'eb Of hH,H. -.
and alow!p: no ,respsss apos he .s'aba's<d ia:e'
Of derss.. We bave a spesia! admiration tor !''
:ac: IN bringing % ths- seats certsim t:cn!es'I''
-aoinbers Of the body, who CLAIM tE@ -is-' 7" D:
heard ON all ocassiors and IL steJ oSp "ay aad
VINO seem 10 regard tie CnrNcn.on Us ha.inz h.rn
called 10, their .apscsl aSeO.nEa.da:on. Iie .r-i
cent understands :ssi: css: f:iy inc Is c'":ys Pre-:
pared xiis. the p.opa. remedy. cp'n 'he "hni' v"
reycri Isr. LyUss as hEe specimen o. . 'Eg'n's
ren:ie,nan and TIE Oh DomGion may vel ne pr.'1f
that she :s abls TO boast OF such soa-! S3sE:"I-
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Tsyaa four n..,v 10 s;,ns bAviD, soe.ims, called
y cRoCKETT, CHARLIE LEWIS and LEE,whoran
away October 1885, are yet at large See ga
veftsement Of that date in the Richmond EuGIre sE
s;ansr and Daily Dispatch which will gre dselpton of
said negroes Weu:il giye aa'addiona reward Of Flt'
~ nlLLARs for the delivery Of either OF them 10 vi,
or lodge in Jail where we get hem or two hundred
dollars If taken out Of the State OF Virginia.
April 26-ctf JONES & SLATER