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D BOOTS AND SMQEs-GREAT :

80 BOOTS AND SHOES-GREAT ~
MREDUCTI0N IN PRICES -CHAS. sEsSk.&
%BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd.
Keeps large stock of Ladies'. Gentlemen's and
Servants Wear constantly on hand, and dehes
anybody in Richmond to compete with him IN his
ne as he manufactures TO order and super tends
himself. Great bargains in Ladies' and Mlsses'
Colored CATERS. Nj ORC eco BOOT EkS,
SLIPPERS and BUSKINS; Gent!emen,s CITY,
made Patent Leather CATERS. OXFORD II rs
and SLIPPERS. | will sell nv summer stock of
Goods ut and below cost. Call soon II you Wish TO
get good bargain. Loo lily CHAS. BEHLE.
x~ TO THE LADIES OF RICH
xs@MOND.-l wish to cali your sttentlon 70
my assortment of LADIES', MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES, embracing great va
Ladies' led Kid and MOROCCO Slippers; La,
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootess; Ladies
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; Ladies, Heeied Cloth
Caters. several qualities; Ladies Heeled french
Boots new style Ladies' Morocco and < I'd Boots,
without heels; Ladies' Morocco and Kid BuskIns,
without heels; NJ Isses' Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees Misses Heeed Congress and Side Laced
Caters; Misses Heeed Morocco and Kid Slip
pers Misses Heeed French Boots, new stye /;
Children's Heeled Kid aud Morocco Slips and An
ke Ties; Children's Morocco ard Goat Bootees.
without heels; Chlldreu's Copper Tigt Bootees,
without heels; ChilJren's French Boots, new
style; together With any other style or quality
that may be needed. A call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, Moss Nam st.
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YIRGINIA CEsTR :.

IssS - RAJ LR0A D--The JAY
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at $50 A. W.,
Ter G0RDoNSVILLE, CHARLQTTESyiLlt'
BRISTOL KN0XVIILE, and All points in The
Southwest and daily Except sundsYsl for JACK
SONS RIVER and intermediate Stati1ps westd
meet with the Tram at Stauuton, NJ illboro' aLI
Jackson's River. For particulars, inquire at the
Ticket Office. WIN. +. ADCOCk. Tlckst AIT
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ONUNnACo al0uSTAIS WHts&Ey.--
~ an tlIs aid st,,ck aud Iau tais new 4, arrive,
lsr sails b. Wel. WALLAUE SONS,
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II A. BODEKEK L. CO., ApothecarIes and
80 Druggists, No. 10 Main street, near Old
~ Market, Richmond. Va, will keep on hand
IA general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
Putty. Dye Stuits, Patent Medicines, Brushes Of
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burnng, Fluid, Al
Seeds. Giae. Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, SMUT,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alOne.
Physicians o.Qers froEi the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nlSh0d.
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N0TIgE. 10

Q - q sMogTn HNSrw ~
RANG EN- ENT. IMPORTANT TO .TkAyiL.
ERS,-ThRouGH TlCRETS AND THRot6a
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN RQpTE-Cst
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond, Aisi
andria, W ashing ton, Baltimore, phllads Phia, New
York, ard all Important polnfs " est, via Aequls
Greek aud Washington, over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg L Potomac Railroad, to the Potomts
river, 75 mTies, and by splendid and c0InioftAts
steamers thence 10 Wasiilgt IS miles, in all 10
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and pef-
fectly safe rate 81 speed.
Hours of departgts. siae, a. NJ, ard 7, 7. VI.
BAGGAGE, under charge OF Special Agent
THROUGH 10 " ASKING ton. Baltimore
and New York.
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TAILORING, &c.


THE CORNUCOPIA.-All who have not yet
Il purchased their supplies of U NJ M + X
CLOTHING, can do now more favorable
terms than ever before Our stock is complete
with every article of GentleMen's Wearing AP-
parel. the whole Of which we selling at such
reduced prices have never been nor can be
eguailed, for the purpose of making room FOR the
approaching (FallD season. The following is a
condensed catalogue of our stock:
black Cloth Dress Suits OF all qualities.
Fancy Cass. Bushes SIS Suits, of every DESCRIPTION.
Beautiful Marseilles Vests, IN endless variety.
Black Silk Vests. fs ured and plain.
Alpaca and Drap d Etc Goats, Pants and Vests.
A large supply of Linen and Marseiile les Goods.
A full assortment of Furnishing Goods.
Boys Clothing at low prices.
All of the above Goods we guarantee TO ne per-
feet in every respect, N. WALKER h CO.,
lob, corner NJ ain and l4th streets.
a. SAMUEL s. BURCH is now in my
- employ. as a CUTTER and desires his for
Nk mer friends and patrons to call and exam
VIZ me the large and varied assortment OF
.-AsH CLOTHS, CASSIMERESa and VEST NGS,
as we Il as Ready Made Clothing, W ioh he is now
prepared to furnish them on as good terms aro In
as good style as any similar house IN the State
VIM. IRA SMITH. ia Main st.
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Greek Fad " agIlngtt \.
50 For farther Information, apply 81 this olsh
Broad street, ShOekGs Hl.i.
las. b. WINSTON, Gsl'i Ticset Agt
SAN'L RUTH. Sgp't.
..Es,.-~~-Th tU2's LIsE.-FRtlGhI
ksTses,,---z BOATS to LINCHBuR re- I'll h i,i
&-zs-&t Times 4 WEEk-TU ESDAfa
THURSDAYS ano SATURDAYS.
Boat rEMPHe'I, Capt Thos. EnETr.
Boat BRfSrOll, Capt. cHAs. J. JoRNsos.
Boat J. j. lRBT. Capt. WIN, +. CLEvELAEb
Boat FAME. Capt. VIM. IL. PARSONS.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt J. J. k@TERs.
These Boats are oil Of the first class, oomm:Eda
by careful and experienced Captains, and .s5Fs
promptly rs advertised. The SUBSCRIBER, thaAHu
for past favcrs, tegs a continuance of the same
VIM. p. COX, Agent
At tho Shed. Dock Ct, in rear of old Gas Worm
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GREAT REDUCTIONiN THEr

81 PRICE OF HATS AND BooTs.-&A
"a From Is to ~ per sent. saved b buy
SsA Ing from j. II. ANTHONY,
MAJ Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats CT bea: quality. IS so; do. seccnS
cuaii;y, CD; fashionable Silk Hats, 20; hne cali
akin Eewed Boots, 50; Congress Cater Boots. IS
fne call skin sewed Shoes, Is.
j. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements vita
one OF the best makers the city of Phlladel PIMA
20 supply tam with handsome and substantial cali
skin sewed BOOTS, which he wall sell at the unpre
eedented low price OF THREE DOLLARS Ahn
EALF. oc 2s-d&vts
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A1 SHOES AND TRUNKS .x~D
AT LOW PRICES. fNgs

sssse@~ Al LOW fhlCEO, ETYaHN
6. HELLER & CO., No. 1888 Broad street, are
now selling decidedly the cheapest of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., in the
State. viz:
Ladies fine Caters, with heels, at Sl.26; La
Dies fine Congress Caters, with heels, at s so;
Ladies' 6ne quality Morocco Boots, with heels, at
SIPS GENrLEMEH'S WEAR.
Gents city made French Calf Boots, at SIS;
Gents city -mate French Calf oxford Ties, s.. !;
Gents city made French Calf Gaitefs, 81; Gents
city made French Calf Patent Leather Caters,
S4. PEGGED WORK.
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State
Mems fine Brogans, at 81 pair; Women's heel
ed Leather Boots, at rs cents a pair; ChidTen's
Heeled Leather Boots. at SO cents pair
TRUNKS. BONNET BOXES, &c,
OF the best and largest manufacture only sold at
low prices at u. HELLER CO. -.
Broad ST., between 5'h and 9th
sEv-vS TRUNKS Al COST.-We will from
sSsxiS this day ofer our stock OF Trunks Valiees,
~SAf - Hat Cases, Carpet Bags. &c, at cost -
Having made unusual large purchases of Trunks
early In the season, and fiji ding that our stock
larger than desirable and IN order to reduce our
stock, will sell at about cost prices, thereby of
fering great inducements to all in want of any
thing in the Trunk line.
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
No. US Main, corner 18th street
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rrx~~v-, RiCHN,OND IOcn
- s.s ss.ssEss - AND AWHILE 1850

AND THE SOUTH AND SoGjTTHH'wK & ffrRiSds
for jGhGoS aBBy ss9nsay,
! toll, Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanoosa, saia Dfs-
Nashhyyjils, Grand 5unStiQn, Memphis; Mon,soomss'
O'clock, N foI Danve Va. and IiI Tssb.bdM,o
Sulphur, Allegheny, Sweet, Red sweet. WSG?'..
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur ard Red sulphur sprips,"
Leave Dsnville t daily. ,eSoep. supa.,.,
O'Clock A. M, and Junction (Borkeyillej nlo
NJ; and arrive in Richmond At 10 P. "a '-' Z"
| The NJ all and Passenger Trains cnnnee. 18TH
ways with the South Side Railroad trains to ass
| from the Southwest at the Junction, ana with tbs
| trains, 10 and from the North at Riohmond ana
With the York River RaiI,oad. Also, with The
IA For Through Tickets ana further infoTmuS.''
je ats ALEX, WoRRALL, Gen Sup.
| - EXPFDITioUS, COMFORTABLE
sa1 VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA THE RTICtHH.'
MoND AND pANyILLE, SOUTH SIDE, AID
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES. ins Dfi H4' 70
the traye Ter ample room, attention ard low fares
For Greenbrler White sulphur and ;ae Sweet
Springs tickets TO Bonsack's Depot. So ~: therSs
By opposition lines OF stages TO the Sweet eprnIs
By nc pTssstt. ra e. e. Sag a's 81 lld
$3.50 TO the Sweet and 90 3 to the Green Te.TS
erler hlte sulphur springs. There are alloo 2
VIA the Roanoke Red sulphur springs, ana IN.
| IF stages from The Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. via the Mountain Lake and Salt Sulpbu,
SPRINGS to the Greerbrier White Sulphur Spring,
For Corners SPRINGS. purchase tickets 10 Bou
sacks Desot, price SO 90
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, rurctg,
tickets to Sa lem Depot. price s740.
., For Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets to
Shawsvllle. price SIS 05
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. pur.
chase tickets to Big Tunnel, price IS Is
Christ anshurg Depot, price s84s.
For Old Red Sulphar Springs, purchase tickets
II Dublin Depot, price 50 20 +. h Gill,
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DENTISTRY.


K@ DENTIST, -
Q11ID once and Hssidsnce Southsids Of Main,
between 7th and eth sts., Ave doors above Cren-
shsw'a New Hotel Richmond, Va.
Having an experience Of ten years IN his prnfes-
sion he feels confdsnt Of giving satisfaction 70
those who may favor him with their patronage.
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Life INSURANCE, &c.


lNsURANCESoMPAsy OF THE s1A..
Office corner of Main and 18th street,, Ri L,,olld
This Company ls prepared to take Fac and
49, to FEPE1 and 'f}fS NE
G0TfABLE BILLS. ana TO receive MONEY ON
DEP0Sl J if snd pay interest fisrs GIN ooo
WI. Il. MACFARLANp. Pres't Farmers Bank.
WIN. q. CRENsHAW. firm 81 Crenshaw & Co
w GOpDIN, firm OF Godd!n & Apperson.
6. A. BARks6Ais, hrm of " arwick K farksdale.
JAS, y. GRANT, Tobacco Mann taeturer.
/" D.CRENsHAw firm Of Haxall, Crens shaw < Co.
R. b. HAxALL, firm of Haxali, Crenshaw d Co.
4oHS CTRRIR. Jr., Ship OEler.
Wa B. WARWICK, firm OF " arWlck Barksdale.
JAS. ALFRED IoNgs, Attorney at Law.
G. c. ELLErr, Builder.
F. G. EUFPIN, AgrieultuFst and Manufacturer.
/: W: McGRUDFR. firm OF &, McGrader7s Soas.
WV. cRUMP, Attorney at Law.
JAS DUNLOP fTm e RnRl0P MSpG"fe Prs CG
jyl4-1m .. +. BRESEE, Sec'y.
nLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA-
~ LY.-CAPIrAL. 100000!
~ QEcs-No. = Mq,a stree, xider 81. Charles
T cR%FfnR AND f AiSSF
Cab wort6asa, John H. Greanor,
Sam'l NJ. Price, Win S. Trpett,
Pr sl aada, Walker. sc sc. EEa aIIis
Luther g.: SpiInan, Jas. X. Crenshav,
Peter c. Warwick, John H. Williams,
Jas. S. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace ?. Edmond, Thomas Ioles,
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin Z. Smith,
Gufhn B. Davenport, 60 4. Paine,
qss ". tapesy, ko. F, W ilhams,
!es Bramms,, Mm. P Rasland,
VIM. Brent, Esnry g. Caben,
Ro. H. Maury ESQ W RGyeter.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pfes's.
CHAs. E. WoRTHAM, Sec'y. my Its
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Campn-atsrs state AZ ths Ea'snsrs' BsHn % W. =,
~, ,ssa snd he isf day al Jalg. le6e
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RUSINEES NOTICES,
boo ISG..
II GRAVEL ROOFING.
BlOTINA COR FEL~D ROOFING.
TIN ROOFING.
We are now prepared TO on the GRAVEL
ROOFING, of very superior quality. either II
town country.
Also, all kinds of CUTTERS,
CONDUCTORS,
and LIGHTNING RODS.
CHARLES D. YALE CO..
an 20-STo Iron Rl0cs. tfnVsrnOr ST.
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OOk AT THIs..-Tne uaiersISaed having
IL sustained severe loss by the late are on ihs,r
premises. respectfully inform the public that they
pave again Iebui {, and solicit the work OF our
former customers, friends, and the public gener-
ally, promising to use every exertion on our part
70 eve general satisfaction to all who may favor
ROC Frs 1 MILLER. Manufacturers of
Marble Monuments, Tolabs. MAJ ties,
Building Work, &c, Main street,
u SIN O1nnsits nj RaUtst churpb.
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HECTOR DAVIS, -,,,,,o,,r,,.,,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond. Va,
gives particular ate ntiop 10 SELLlNG SLAF rs
both publicly and privatsiy,
Re- K. d. JAMES has an interest in the bust
ness from this day, I3-6fn
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The undersigned. Directors of the Bank Of Com
at Frede icksburg. do certify that they have
carefully examin ned the foregoing statements. and
find the same TO he correct.
Given under hands, this 18th day Of July, 1850
GEORGE d SCOTT, Pres't,
J. u. HERKAMP,
III. B. H0UMES
r. w. IOHNSTON
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CORPORATION OF FREDERIcKsBURG-To eit:
John Nj. Herndon, Cashier Of the Bank Of Com
mefce at FredeTicksbure, thus day personally an
pesIed before tho 50 Justice Of the Peace
lor the Corporation aforesaid. and made oath that
tne foregoing statements OF the condition Of the
said Bank a OF the lst days of Juy. 1879 ana 1860,
"isen under my hand, this l2th day of gaIy u o
JN0. b. cALDWELL,J r.
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l,GeoFgs b. Scott, Presiden ut OF the Bank OF Com
yneTce at Frederic ksburg, do certify that the re-
demption agency II the said Bank is at the bank
ing house OF X. h. Maary i Co, in the city of
Richmond.
Given under my hand. this l2th DAY of July. 1867.
GEORGE b. SCOTT PIest
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GREEN l. DAVIS.
N PRACTICAL
q + A NIT g u Il T F. r 8,
Sirth Street, near the Aragory, Richmond, VI
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GRANITE WORK
NH l2-l2In
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17
The Relief Laws.

Assuming, for the purposes of the query
following, that the plans Of relief proposed
by the bills now before the Legislature, are
correct in point of principle, we beg to ask
members why such relief is not extended to
all classes Of debtors? The only debtors
deemed worthy of sympathy are those who
have contracted obligations upon landed
property; and real estate seems to be the
only class of property entitled to the pro-
tecting care Of the laws. Is not the mer-
chant, the manufacturer, the mechanic, enti-
tied to equal protection with the farmer and
the speculator? Why make fish of one
class of debtors, and fowl of every other
class? This is question which members
would do we'll to consider before finally pass
ing bills for the relief of single class of
the debtors of the State.
Garry out the entire programme of relief,
or let the laws remain, operating fairly and
equally upon all. distinctions are invidi-
ous," in legislation as we'll as in society.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

REVISING THE VERD1crs OF JURIEs-
PIoUs SKULDUGGERY.-The House bill for
an act to commute the sentence of Mrs.
ANNE BILANsKY, was considered in the
Senate on the 10th. After it had passed
through the House, the special advocates
of the abolition OF capital punishment for
murder, chuckled, and not very quietly
either that in the second section there was
provision that would prevent capital pun.
ishment in any case. The Senate struck
out this section, and ordered the bill to be
engrossed for third reading.
We understand that several Senators
voted for the bill, under the impression that
if it went to the Governor, it would be re-
turned with decided veto. We shall see.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

IT was announced in Providence, r. l.,
on the 10th, that the Rhode Island Ex-
change Bank, at East Greenwich, had fail
ed, and the cashier defaulter to the amount
OF $4,000. The capital is 10000, and its
circulation $4,000. He is also defaulter
to the Savings Bank in the same town, of
which he is treasurer, to the amount of
$4,000. He has lost money. in stock spec
ulations. The assets of the bank are ample
for the redemption of its circulation, and
the holders Of the bills ought not to sacri-
fee.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

stephen A. Douglas should be the
Charleston Nominee.

The st. Louis Republican-the leading
newspaper Of the Mississippi valley, conser-
vative in politics, unallied to any party, but
representing the commercial sentiment of
the Central West-gives the following rea-
sons why DOUGLAS should be nominated at
Charleston; which reasons are so we'll
grounded, and so APPLY expressed, that we
take the liberty to adopt, as we'll as endorse,
them. The Republican says that DOUGLAS
is the only man at the present day who can
rally the People to the polls with hearty
good will. He has more positive strength
in the North, the South, the East and the
West, than any other man named for the
station. Look at his canvass in Illinois,
and remember the odds against him, and then
recollect how signal was the victory which
he achieved. Men talk to us of DICKINSON,
and HUNTER, and WISE, and PIERCE, and
BRECKENRIDGE, and even Mr.. BUCHANAN is
named, but in direct disregard of his own
pledges; and yet who will say that the name
of either of them can create that enthusiasm
which is essential to success. But nominate
Mr.. DOUGLAS, and the whole country will
be alive with enthusiasm, and confident of
triumph. And why? Because Mr.. DoUG-
LAS is the Man of the People; because he is
at the head of the Statesmen of the day !;
because in his matured judgment, he is a
conservative man, and will do nothing that
does not tend to promote the glory and
secure the union of these States because he
is bold, independent, and sagacious in bring
ing forward measures of public policy; and
if he has erred, as every public man has
erred at some time of his life, such error
may be pardoned for the good he has done,
and is capable of doing. Mr.. DOUGLAS has
an American heart, full of the best impulses
for the welfare of his country, and his selec-
tion and election will do more to heal our
local dssensions than that of any other man
now prominently before the country. He
comes, too, from the right quarter to allay
sectional strife and agitation from Gen.
trail State, whose representatives, at least
those Of the Democratic party, have always
done equal and exact justice to the South
as well as the North and the Central
States have right to claim, at this time, a
President from their section of the Union.
We apprehend that there is no politician,
of moderate information, who does not be-
leve that Mr.. SEWARD will be the nominee
of the Republican Convention at Chicago.
Not to nominate him, will be received every
where as a forgone confession Of the decline
and fall of this mischievous, sectional party;
and should he be nominated, Mr.. DOUGLAS
is just the man to beat him for the Presi-
dency.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17
MIR. D0nOhue, and the Publication of
the Laws.

A late Henderson Democrat publishes an
article attacking Mr.. DoNoHUE, member
from Sibley county, on account Of his oppo-
sition to the scheme for printing the laws in
two newspapers of each county, wherein it
is stated that such opposition probably arose
from an undue influence exerted over him by
one of the editors of this paper, who, it is
assumed, was also opposed to the same
measure. We do not, of course, allude to
the matter for the purpose of any personal
vindication; but, as the statements and in
faences are alike unfounded, and unjust to
Mr.. DoNoHUE, we will say-Ftrst, That we
supported the measure which Mr.. D. is
charged with opposing at our instigation
and Second, That we have had no converse.
ton with Mr.. D. on any subject connected
with any question of printing or publishing,
whatever, since that gentleman, as one of
the minority of the Printing Committee of
the House, reported against the illegal dis
position of the public printing by the
Blacks.
- We may propely improve the oc "a
sion, thus presented by the attack above
referred to, to say, that no Member of the
House has borne himself with more dignity,
independence, or ability, or more favorably
impressed himself upon the respect and con-
fdence of his associates, than has the gentle
man whom the Democrat seeks, in this man.
ner, to disparage before his constituency.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-17

Out of the twenty-five counties which have
appointed delegates to the State Conven>
tion, in Virginia, eighteen have expressed
preference for Gov. WISE for President.
There is little doubt that Mr.. WISE will
have the Virginia vote at Charleston.