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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

IRo Members from ! 10 10000, cores
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Medical Advertisements
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This Journal has catered upon It's second
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the publication of IN
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Cotton Gin & Wheat Thrasher,

that eyccls any that have ever been intro
duccd heretofore and from long experience,
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, to produce an
equal. He feels very confident in saying TO
the public, that his Gins excel in perform
ance any other make or pattern now in use.
With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made 10 spew over, Which no other pre-
tends TO claim, and with good driving pow
or and attendance, a 40 saw gin, will gin
from 4 TO 6 bales or more in a day, weigh.
ing from $50 to 400 lbs; which is rs much
as any one hand can well handle in q day.
Any person wanting a Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order 20 me
at Lewisyille, Chester District, = G.. Work
will be shipped 10 any place desired.
REPAIRING done at the shortest posi-.
To House Builders, I will say thatI am
manufacturing SASH, BLiNDS& DOORS
Of any description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and Workmanship the very
best. t5
Ali work carefully packed and Forwarded
to order. JOHN SIMPSON
June lhh, 1906. ITtf.
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To Planters and House
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the pa +,
and takes this method To inform the citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts, and the
whole South, that he has effected another
improvement in the
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TITO IT VF' 1'1 "3oIIt 1T t7ett7y w
RREsPONDENCE OF THEDISPATCH

PETERSBURG, July 4th. .
The celebration, day, has passed off in the
usual style, with the usual patriotic explosions of
gunpowder and eloquence. The military made q
very handsome display.
The Fayette Light Artillery especially, to whom
was accorded the foremost position in the parade,
were observed with admiration, not more for their
fms appearance, however, than their decidedly
unique, and to us, unusual appeasance. The =
tion by Mr. John T. Clements, was duly delivered
at Phoenix Hall A very credtable production
United States Of America-potical opponents
pol tics-Black Republicansm-star and stripes
glory-great men-Constitution- These
are the principal heads of the address, which you
are at perfect liberty to enlarge upon ad lib. The
reading of the Declaration was done In mastery
| style, by Leonidas Points, Esq The reading was
preceded by some very eloquent remarks, abusive
| to the subject in hand. the rest of the day wa
used up with rural celebration, sc. The Fayette
| corps were treated to q splendid dinner at the
| Artillery's Armory. Capt Nichols made q hanc-
| some complimentary speech to the military of
Richmond, and particularly bis honorable guests.
| Capt Ciopton replied in some very pleasant res
marks, returning The compliment, OF course The
| day passed away without incident of an in.
| teresting character.
| John Henry, Frenchman, engaged on the brig
| Athens was drowned last night at City Point
| He was in boat which was being drawn up with
the davit tackle and by tilt of the boat fell over
| and sunk to the bottom.
Half q dozen fights have occurred about the city
| o-day, as a matter of course. Don't suppose you
| wish to know anything about them. No serious
damage-oniy q few good for nothing cocoanuts
| cracked ARIEL
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THE WEATHER OF JUNE.-The mean temper.
ature of June, as ascertaned by the thermometer
at the Pennsylvania Hospital, In Philadephia, was
90! degrees which Is . degrees below the average
of the last - years and is the coolest June since
1876. The Ledger says;
The mercury indicated q temperature of e9 de-
grees on the Goth, which was the highest of the
month, and of So degrees the 9th. which was
the 10 west The amount of rain was y inches.
In June, 1855, there fell within fraction of {
inches, viz: 794 inches, which is the greatest
amount on record at the hospital for June. The
average amount of rain for June for the last ~
years is 3; Inches
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A law in Massachusetts, imposes . fine of S5 for
attending any but sacred music concert on Sat-
urday night
A revival has been going on in the Presbyterian
Church, at Lewisburg, Va, resulting in the con.
version Of $50 persons.
The London papers Tejoics over Walkers downfall
in Ncsrsgua and cali on the United States govern
ment TO discourage simlar forsys IN future.
Henry Fife, Monroe Stewart and Charlotte Jones
ara on trial at Pittsburg for the murder Of George
Wilson, uncle of Charlotte.
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THE SHOE TRADE-The shoe market is re
ported to be more promising. Hides and leather
seems TO have touched their lowest mark and are
firm at present prices. Purchasers from all sec
tions are coming to New England for goods, whict
can now be manufactured at a small profit while
other goods ON hand, manufactured time since
will have 70 be sold ct loss. 1t is not though
that more goods will be turned cut this seaior
than will be needed. tnoJnrgp0rt Mass, Herald
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STABBED BY A LADY.-At Nstchez, Miss Hs'
week the Probate Court gave Mrs. Moore the guar
dianship OF the children OF her sister, Mrs d. ID
Hsmiltou She determined to send them to Catho,
lie school in St. Louis. Mrs Hamilton obi ectet, and
went on the boat at the wharf. take her children
from it. Mr.. Peter Grant ipterfered. to prevent her
when she drew bowie knife and stabbed him In tne
side In the excitement produced, she got the hill,
dren, who were unwilling to leave her, and placed
them In a friends house. All the parties were ol
hi gh social position.
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LARGE COPPER SUIT.-This great suit, invol
wing several millions of dollars, known as Lea
Galloway, Caldwell and others has been decided
this week in favor of the defendants in the Fede-
raj Court, Judge Catron presiding 1t is said that
the will be taken to the Supreme Court of the
United States{ 1t is the largest suit ever tried in
East Tennessee Hhig
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ROANOKE COLLEGE The closing exercises of
this institution took place last week. The ad-
dress before the literary societies was deliver
ed by Mr.. VIM. NJ. Burwell, of Bedford on
Collegiate Education" There were seven
graduates, viz: G. w Holland, w Palmer,
J Kizer, II 2 HUFF, A Philippe, Isaac Hudson
and - These young gentlemen in their
addresses acquitted themselves with much credit.
IN address before the Missionary Society was de.
livered by Dr Burrows of Richmond, and the
BaccAlaureate sermon was preached by the Pres .
dent DIR Bttle. The College Is represented as
being in q very prosperous condition
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YELLOW FEvERAT BUENos AyREs.-The Norfolk
Herald has letter from sn officer on board the u
D. ship st. Lswrsnes, dated Rio Janeiro, May 18th
which says
THE yellow fever made its appearance at Buenos
Ayres while we lay there, aud large number If the
Inhabitants had died of the disease. The people
were much alarmed, and the authorities were adopt
Tag the iummary process of burning 1t out by setting
hre to the dwellings In which were the sick, lying
and dead, and consuming all together. We fortu-
nateiy escaped the contagion, and arrived here May
10th, all we'll"
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MIssoURI.-At the election In Missouri next
month, there to be elected three Judges of the
Supreme Court-about twenty Judges of the Cir
cult, Common Pleas, and Land Courts-a memb ber
Of Congress in the Third District, TO supply a
vacancy three or four State Senators and ss ma.
ny Representatives
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The amount of Flour inspected in Alexandria,
Va, for the quarter ending June Both, 1857, was
1871 barrels.
Richard r. Jones has been sentenced to four
years in the District of Columbia penitenisry, for
cutting the throat Of Rose Bell, who refused TO
marry bin.
Benjamin + Bell, = victim Of the Washington
riots died there Thursday,
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rESHocKING ACCIDENT A sad accidRt occurred
on Monday at the mill of Ar. George w ork, In
Hopewell township, Washington CO Pa. The mid
had BEEN running some time, when it suddenly step
ped without any apparent reason, which induced "A r.
Work to shut down the head gate to ascertain the
cause OF the soPpsge, whsn to his great horror, he
found his little daughter Ia child of four years old)
sticking Ia the shute. The child had not been miss.
ed, and was dead when found.
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,,iuCI MA SAVINGS BANK.
cHsRrERh D BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA

C&PITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
NaBrs received on deposit In sums Of five dollars
sfs yrg.sfds on " itch interest at the rate of per
l.r,lu, ps-Buuutn Is psid. for remaining six
egtastr -uFer for NhOTter periods, interest at the
lbia a = PER sentuu.
Tbs whole 5IGt stock bound for the depoait
Deposits received, and certificates iEsued by the
Ca.r.sr r u. SPARKE, at the store of +. b.
HrENGE. corner of Main and Governor streSts,
f Richmond, Va.
sAMLs COTTRELL, President.
r Is. sTARKE, Cashier
L. WALTHALL, Secretary