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and with increased confidence in their value,
founded on the experience OF those who have used
lhsm, too numerous TO particu!arize,
them 10 the attention OF the pubic.
A change has been made In substituting toa
great extent NsVASsA for SoNBREHO uUAHo,
for the present season, and looking TO ths exel1'
siye nee Of the former as d Phosphate Guano IN
the ~futurs-being satisfied, after the closest scru-
tiny into the value CT the several substances from
which the bone Phosphate OF Lime Is ~ be OBJ
tained, that It Is entitled 10 the preferences.
The proportions heretofore observed will be
maintained as follows
REGULAR PREPARATION,
l coo pounds Peruvian and ! 20" pounds Phosphate
Gusno. Price. $40 per ton OF 2 COO pounds.
PEClAL PREPARATION,
l 1888 pounds Peruvian and s67 pounds Phosphsi!e
Guano. Price, $50 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
GROUND PERUVIAN GuAHO.
In. this preparation the company has attaineds
marked success in finding means TO grind Peru.
Wan guano on mill stones. and thur reducing Il 10
the use OF the finest drill. Price, IS per ton st'
vance on the crude article, but an actual saving
the farmer, who by no process OF his own een'0
cheaply or efectually prepare II for Gse.
Attention Is drawn to the fact that this company
invariably names all thu substances used Ia rs
preparations, and the precise proportions ga
pounde) In which they are ~s-vsrally INTRODUCED,
30 that the purchasers, being acquainted With tAs
Ingredients that are employed, have only To con-
s'der their intrinsic values. the mrchsn;cll per.
~fectness Of the work, and the fa!thfulness OF those
who superintend the operations.
Orders can be addressed through the eoin mis'
sion merchants OF the city CT directly toths rris'
signed. Z. b. ~BESTLsl,
au 2l-6w agent.
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Remember our number, ls!7, and don't be ga
tished till you reach the store over which floats
the FLAG inscribed
"LgVYS' DRY GOODS STORE"
LEVY BROTHERS.
ga 10 1547 Main street.
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DssoMMons, &c.
RICHMOND, Va, September 10, 1891

will continue the business az heretofore:
ss 1875. HENRY MILLER.
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We have Just received from large auction sales i
New York the CHEAPEST GOODS yet
offered TO the public
NAINsOOK MUSLIN at Csc, worth 4oc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 4oc., worth Soc.
SWISS MUSLIN at Soc worth 75c.
CAMBR1C EDGING at loc.;
CAMBRIA EDGING at 25c.;
SWISS EDGING at loc.
SWISS ED0ING at &c.;
SILK GAUNTLETs at 25c. per pair, worth 7sc. !;
CAMBRIA BANDS, 75c., worth 81;
CAMBRIA BANDS, 81, worth 81. SO;
CAMBRIA BANDS, $L.25. worth Sl.5o
CAMBRIA BANDS, 50, worth double the money;
PURE LINEN TOWELS, 12ic.;
PURE LINEN DIAPER, 81 a piece, worth %;
TABLE DAMAsK, pure linen, &c.,, worth 75c.
sATINETTS, a7ic., worth 5oc.;
SATINETTS, &c., worth 76c.
sATINETTs, sOc, worth 81;
HICKORY SHIFTING, very heavy, lego. a yard
BED TICK, l'ic., worth 1890.
BED TICK, 1876, worth 2cc.;
GINGHAMS, 16sc.;
CALICOEs, 10, 12s, 1s!, and aoc.;
BLEACHED COTTON, 10, 123, Is, leg, and 2oc.;
UNBLEACHED COTTON at 3 prices;
SHIFTING STRIPES at 12sc.
Excellent IRISH LINEN at Soc.
SHIRT BOSoMs, warranted all Linen, 25c.
Full. width sHBETING, 4Oc.;
PILLow-CAsE COTTON, Csc.
Large size NAPKINS, So per dozen, worth a. so;
WHITE COTTON HOSE, l23c. per pair;
LINEN CAMBRIA HAHDKERCHIEFS, sl.25 pc
dozen:
REAL FRENCH WOVE CORSETS, 81 and 81 rs.
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BDeci0L Notices.
OUR LATEST ADVERTISEMENT.

We charge nothing for It and at the same time
1t Ia the most valuable document recently
issued from the press.
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODsl,
Just received, a large and beautiful lot, bought
at a great sacrifice. We have
Beautiful MOHAIR PLAIDS, 25c.;
Beautiful GERMAN PoPLIN, 373:.;
Beautiful SILK STRIPE PoPJIN, 5Oc.:
Splendid EMPRESS CLOTH, In superb colors,
very cheap.
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THE FIRM OF SAMUEL AYRFS 81
i co. was this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent-sANUEL AYRBs having retired from the con.
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FLANNELS!
FLANNELS!
fLANEELS!
Great inducements are offered In these goods,
purchased much below the regular price. We are
giving our customers the advantage OF our bar
gains. We have in our stock every grade of
Flannel, among them a good
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL,
ONLY THIRTY CENTS E YARD.
and some as low as CSC. per yard.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-04-28
No. 7S.

tie iei, min i6 ipirfIi6 bic 8ole bes SUI
piter ubernebn,en, rief Der Bring Iamenb.
unb er offnete raid ben Bledfafen,
Der bor Tim auf Sent Glide ifano, nabnt
eiue bon ben Stolen berauS, rnb nit 6ers
ielben fib Gber gBilbelnitne neigenb,
brad ct bieielben mitten bon chamber,
bab Die @elbitiide tpie Elm aol6ener Negeu
iiber 8ilbelmtnens Saar, iiber ibre fd0e
aen S6ultern uno ibre tuunoerboaen
Arme nieberrieielten ! .itaa-
Ste f9rie im6 Ia6te, unb fa9te bic
@elbfiife su bafden, bic neben ibr bers
ab9Ieiteten unb fltrrenb au 8oben rols
ten, fie iprans ibnen mad uno iaxt nit
ibnen gu Booen itieber. Ser 8rins aber
griff la6enb mad elmer speitef Stole unb
aerbra6 fie iiber ibrem stafen, bab er
gans iiberf flutbet tpar bon ben blintenben
8el6i itifen, bic tuirflt6 tpie 6egentros
pfen an ibr niesertrief fteu, uno oann nod
eine 6oqe unb nod cine. . Bilhelmine
bat ladenb unb l9reienb UNI Snabe uuo
iprane aut uno Sic 8eloitiide nirrten
unb t6nten UNI fie ber, unO rollten tpie
nediide &obolbe auf benz Subboben uas
fie ber. -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-04-28

NV IuHut VIC UIuIEt DsluuYLtf uut utS'NS"
Sausbalt nur auf an1tdnbiae, s'idDeise
6snn auf firitli6e @eiie au fiibren; ipie
mir QlGe, id, nteine @entablin, rnetne
&inoer, nit unlerer @giiten3 gang uno
gar abbansig fnb bon benz S0nig, befen
Spariamfett nit ieoem Sabre 3uuirtnt,
pabrenb bod unfere Slussaben unb Bes
biirf fniHe aud nit isoem Sabre aunebinen.
Gs 1T trauris genus, baB i'd Sielenige,
pel1e mir ibre Sreue unb Nnbduglidteit
felt aebn Sabren betudbrt bat, ui6t tpiirs
big belobnen fann' ionbern es bulben
tnub, bab fe in Abbdnsigfeit unb 0iirfr
ti9teit lebt. sJEt@ Hs ATTIC as
Seine Maiefdt baben oaS ielber eins
seleben, unb nteinen, bab Cure t6nislide
Sobeit gerabe iest, 6a Sie su Seloe 5ie'
ben unb benz tnsetptHen 9ooie Der
Sdlabten als tapferer Selbberr ft6 anss
leben iperoen, baran benten t,tiii1en, bic
3ufunft aller Serer, bic Sbnen aabe ite>
ben, su f9ern, un6 linen cine setpiiie
dusere Miiauce unb elm ansenebmes
Sort auf aIe Sale gu bereiten. @S bote
Elm sirp 1rs o,,fe G,eIsosnbsit ba,u Sor bsHr, ber
@rof Gshmsttau moIIs fsin Sams in
GbarIottenburg berfauien, linb es mare
Seiner Nfaieltat iebr auseuebm, tuenn
Gure fSniolihe Snbpit boiieIhe ) eriteben
un6 bieIlei9t Serienisen, ipsl6e Sbrem
Sersen nabe itebt, beridretben iuoIlten.
DE beouent AZ m1d,su 6urd, ieinen Sbers
ifoTImr;ffer NIT Sem @rofen Ghmetfau
nsrhonheIn ,,mb hsn Soufrnntroet nnfieben
laiIen. gSenn iie aiio oeneiot finb. Sas
Sn,,s ~ fonfsu q fon,, Sof7efss oIeid, in
Sieier StunSe in Sbren 8e{is iiberoeben.
Sier III Ser Soufcontroct ga febft hsrn >
SsIsen M ,,,Ir m ,,o6 her @nme Ses ;sbiasn
.Giosntbiimers Sic llnferfhrift bes Sa,Is 2
fsrs ,,nS Sie Re,obI,,no "a RoufnsISes
,,,it Observation-Disclosures sbaiern
Sic bei6en glamen fparen balb be-
fdafft grceIIen. rief Ser Rrouprin, feufs
ssenb ober bas RaufaeIO. tpober bas
SauIoelb nebn1er, - .,'... q. .l - ,l
R6niolid,e Sobeit. iaate Der WiniSter
ladelnb, id babe S6nen iebt ben Sdliis
iel an ienem GaRdaen oeaeben. tpie Was
isaSSt & hssohrsn ~ Snhsn srSNC az ,,,,n S;s
ls;t. s;;ta "a r9 ~ ssnsr ' G;, ;4orf.r w 0r,,cf M
;' W. Ssr - s;s, o. , Mosstt. @ b;sr s,;rS So, ~
~ w.; ~. a. '''''''' 0''''''s 1''' ''3 3"o" ~
''"sem Ssr erornr;,, forots h,r srntrs;s,,po
.unS her SedI Ses RSfdenS fprot,o ouf.
,Ms @ ..,ts; ~ ~ s;ats ia s;,, fI.;nss estrs;f,
70 No, s,Sg,s., Ms.;sr A,u .iaas va NV mr;n.
soIt. yII p;i pp H." sV,.ss n,,ss;ra,ssrimI,so @
Dssr Sp;t 4s S.s ssg ssn;ns s;ns,,er aenoihrift
- 0ttI Wv oson.bV S'oSns 6.r~lV~'l"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-04-28
.Sie beutide 9iteratur unb
F...a -. So RSpio

Ser &onig.
Ser Miniiter Sersbere bate fid ir1>
befen gum &0ntg begebeu uuo tbm 8ea
ri9t eritattet lber ben abgeidfoIIenen
Rauf unb bic Oa,ltbarfeit unb 8iibrung
bes 8rinsen.
Sriebri6 nidte. 9as 9eiG1ft mare
aIfo aud beenbst, fagte CT, nno uenn oas
Sdidial poIIte, bab Der Yrins aus bie&
fem SeIbaug ni6t heimfebrter 10 lit fiir
bas Sort bteier 8erion nnb fur bic bets
ben arn,en gBarrner, bic 10 paterlos unb
namenIos burd bic 8elt laufen nriifen,
seforst.
8as s6id1al miro ni9t 70 bart ber>
fa6ren, Maiefat /; es tpiro Gurer Wales
fiat nidt fol6en Summer bereiten!
Mon cher, bas S6idfat III eim iebr
bartbersises geid0pf, rief oer S0nis adj
ielaudenb. Sic Sbranen Der Weniden
fno ibn, ni6t pidtiser, als Die Bafer<
'tropfen, Die bonn Saae traufeln. sc
f6reitet nit @igantenidritt iiber Die
Saupter Der Meni9en bin, unb tritt ne
alle In ben Staub, Die @roben nte bic
Sleinen, ben S6nis tpie ben 8ettIer. SD
meinestbeils iberIafIe mid Dem Sdidial
obne Wturren. Yolitifer unb Srieger
| inb aulebt bod r,ur Orabtpuppen Bet
8oriebung. 8ir banbelu. obne su tpifs
fen, mas mir tbun, benn tpir iinb bod nur
bic Msrfseage elmer uufdtbare,, Sanb,
unb nur dlan oft lit baS Grsebntb unies
res Sanbelns ssrabe bas 9esentbeil bon
benz, has uir sebofft baben. 9a1en tpir
aIio Die Gtnge seben, ipie es Soft gefaat,
unb biIben !pir uns uidt elm, bas S9ids
ial eiiter1 gu Doqen. Oa bat CT
mein @laubensbefenntnib, Sersberg, unb
penn i9 nidt wieber beimfebren follte
aus bieiem infamen Selbsus, 10 ipeib Ct,
bab i1 obne Murren mid benz @inen
beS Sdidials sebeu9t babe. Na, unb
liest seaus babon Sas Saus 1T beftelt,
ST tennt iiber ale Dinge n,einen BiIIen,
bic Iaufenoen 8esierunssseidafte tuerbei,
alio reselmabis fortseben, unb iuenn Grs
tracroindreS aeidiebt, 70 ienbet CT mir
sladridt babon. Sept ias' gr mir nod,
mas giebts benn ionfen Meues. '
gddtS Beionoeres, Maieitdt. Sod
Ginsl Ser iunse Ser3os bon Beimar 1T
bier.
Beib idon ] Sat Fd bei mir aemelbetl
SD fann ibn aber ni1t mebr fpreden.
nno babe ibn bur1 ben Brinaen Seinridb.
n,einen Serrn Bruher, bitten laifen, fid
nit benz @eneral bon M0IIenborf siiber bic
Bebingunsen 81 berftdnbigen. mnter be-
men CT 9etatten tpiIi, oab IN ieinen 9an>
ben fur tneine Mrmee Golbaten angeipors
ben tuerben fonnen. SD boffe, 6ab Der
Ser3og Station annimmt unb ms niht
binberlid lit. glber oas III bod iuf
nidts Beionberes, bab Der iunse 3er5os
bon Weimar bier ift? ,
| Stein, bas nidt, Maiefat aber nit ibm
iit iein liebifer Sreuno, 1T berlenige ges
fommen, per, mie bic 9ente In Meimar
iaaen. iest i'm 6er3o8tbuns SaMlens
Beimar bas CUTE uno bas f&le@te Bets
ter madt.
gla, iuer III benn Der @ettermad6er !
fraote Der &6nig, i,sbent er bic 6inaer il
Sie Befentaf&e ientte. "a
Maaieitdt, Der Mettermoder III Der So>s
bann Mplfgane @oetbe, Der Didtsr Ser
aeioen oes jual9en Bertber, bic lett bier
Sabren tn gang Deutldionb elm ueiles
Better sema4t unb aIIe Geraeu aufaereAt
uno ale YbantaRen erbibt babeH. Dice
ier grcbe Mettermader am Stntmel Der
4iteratnr uno Yoeiie, biefer Sobann
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leaders evidently believe that this Is the case'
and while in none OF their letters or speeches.
do they favor the abatement of one 1ot OF the
rigors OF the congressional reconstrnction'
they show a disposition to withdraw from
pressing "manhood suffrage" Mt the Nortn'
and so to modify their general Erincip'es ana
policy on national finances and policies rs 10
diminish the dangers OF dscord and disafec-
ton in their ranks.
How they will succeed remains TO De seen.
But certainly the Sorth should not be hasty.
There is yet really no turn in their road. Ger
tainly that turn will come-assuredly the in
consistent and grossly unjust action of the
northern people which proposes TO compel rs
10 submit TO things they indignantly reject
cannot be maintained 1t must ultimately
fail and the States must be upon an equality
as members of the United States. But we
must OF necessity wait for this with patience
We cannot hasten it by any act Of ours. II
will come quicker from n quiet, discreet, ano
dignifed demeanor than from an essay TO DC
something TO hasten it while, from our utter
helplessness. we can do nothing.
| We repeat, the struggle is just begun, ant
| the present result, or for two years 10 come
| is by no means certain. Bound hand ana 1901
| il is idle for us to do more than await the ISSUE
| Of events until we are permitted to partici
| nation in the National Government rs wei
as TO control our own local concerns
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The Petersburg Transit.

The Petersburg Express, with frankness
and fairness that is highly credtable TO II,
denounccs the distractions 10 the transit OF
freight through that city. The Express com
menls upon the article which appeared in this
paper few days since on the subject, ana
expresses its concurrence with the opinions OF
the DjSpotct The Express, in the course OF us
article, says
"Now draymen and cartmen cannot clam
IN RIM in OppoSitiOn To steam their employ :
,nant must be something else or nothing. IL
cannot then be on their account ana au''ln-
tagc that the "A. ID. $500 system IS kept up
What then? The Richmond and petersburg
depot is situated in the trans Appon;tttoN
department and the Weldon ana PelersbhrE
depot is -AppomattoN) near Jarratt 5
Hotel There having recently pcen con-
Structcd, rs many are by TINS time aware, u
railroad between the two depotS II would APP
nc,r INT natural and reasonable that some
MAN should have been agreed upon by which
MI freight might be reciprocally received from
each depot, then stuffed, labelled, pitleu'
PAINTED boxed marked through and through
At will, and duly sent on 10 l,Io
But no, nothing OF the kind horses ana draws
are called in TO lug il slowly, ana back ltaDout
III driblets. ...,.,
there is no good reason that can be alleged LOT
such a course any moro than the excessive
rates on freight charged by the Virginia ran
roads generally can be explained satisfactorily.
In this connection IL ma" be sald tnat the III
baral. shcrt-sighled policy which increases
prices until the poor cannotavall themselves
OF railroad facilities is on Il par with All other
acknowledgements.
Let us hope that the enlightened Of its press
rs well as its public sentiment, will coerce the
abolition of the system which retards the
transportation Of produce in Petersburg ana
subjects il TO charges that are unnecessary
These delays and charges are At war with the
spirit of liberal commerce and fair dealing
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New HARLEM BRlpGE.-The new bridge
over the Harlem river at the upper end of
Manhattan island has been thrown open 10
the public We noticed it rs one of the re-
maIkablc bridges in course of construction.
1t is constructed entirely Of cast and wrought
iron. II was commenced in 1850. 1t is in the
Gothic style OF architecture. The fixed spans
are of hollow iron work, which is rivited to-
g"thcr The swing spans are hollow boX-tubes
of plate iron. The abutments are one hun
bred feet front and thirty-eisht feet in depth
the foundation twenty feet below the tide.
The length of the bridge, abutments, &c, Is
eight hundred and seventy-siX feet; width
OF roadway, twenty-eight feet; Sidewalks
seven and Il half feet; extreme width OF lhe
bridge, tifty-two feet; extreme width OF m
termediate piers, sixty feet; length OF swing
span. one hundred and eighteen 1eet. IL mas
Il draw which can be opened 1or Fessels III an
asionishingly short period OF Tune. IL Is ope-
=, ted nv water from the Croton Works. The
diameter Of the columns supporting The inter
mediate piers, two Of eight feet and three OF
six feet length of same, sixty feet; diameter
of columns supporting swing span, SIX feet /;
length of same, siXty-1ive 10 seventy feet
height of columns from foundation TO top Of
arch of swing span, one hundred and five feet.
There were 3 900 tons of iron consumed in the
construction of this bridge. Twelve columns
zone in the centre and eleven in the circle
compose the central piece which supports the
turn span This bridge cost nearly 81, 900, 900,
and was near seven years in course of con-
struction
On the occasion of the opening of this mag
n wi, no en- n In n
blage met 1T the bridge. Addresses were made,
and the health of the commissioners and
success to the iron band that spanned the
Harlem river We're pledged in overlooking
bumpers of wine
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DIED
NIs CIly.

On the morning Of the 18th instant. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH X. STkOTHER. wife of William =. S,roth or
in the sixty third year of her age.
The funera will take place from the residence
at o'clock TODAY. The friends of the faui y
are invited to attend.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, on the l4th instant, SAM
UEL LOTT ER, in the thirty eighth year OF his
age formerly Of this city, but for the last fifteen
years 4 resident Of Ohio.
His friends and those Of his brother, Lawrence
.otter, are requested 10 meet at the residence OF
the latter on SUNDAY NENT, the 10th instant, at
O'clock P. NJ :. and proceed TO Hollywood Gene
terry, where the funeral services will take place.
At the residence of her father, in this city, at
SIS o. clock, on the 18th instant, ANNIE MCDkR-
MOTT LLuYD eldest daughter OF William and
Elizabeth Lloyd, in the ninth year Of her age.
church on SUNDAY AFTEkNOON at half-past 8
O'Clock The friends Of the family are invited TO
attend.
On Friday morning the 18th instant, at half past
o. clock after long and painful illness, which
she bore with Christian Resignation, Mrs. HAN
NAH RICKETTS,, wife of Edward Rickstts, and
daughter of David and Mary Jones, aged thirty
TWO years.
o, when will the moment appear
When shall unite in your song?
Pm weary OF lingering here.
For TO your Saviour belong.
Pm fetered and chained here in clay,
struggle and pant to be free;
1Iohg to be soaring away,
MY God and my Saviour to see.
,h aS CT Trends aud acquantances aud relatives OF
,u.,era al from her residence, near HOLLYWOOD Co.
past o clock. - -i'-'Oo1 a. nnii-
baltimore aud Norfolk papers please COPY.
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871ecI0L Notices.

n~ SPECIAL Whereas. since the
nomination by "Many Republican, OF the FOL.
lowing ticket for delegates to the Consttuuons'
Conventlon-viz., Dr. NJ Burton. w. alexander
shorn Major John q. Hudson, Fields Cook, and
Henry Miller, a Democratic ticket has been an
nounced and whereas we prefer the success OF the
ticket nominated on Monday last, unsatisiactorJ
a, It Is. and not fairly representing the lntell-
Rencs and moral worth Of the Republican parry
nor nominated In accordance with Repuoliean
usage and principles to that presented oy tue ehe,
mics OF our country, we withdraw our neket aho
leave the responsibility OF placing ignorant ana
designing me n IN responsible positions upon those
who are known opposers OF congressional recon
struction and upon those also, who, calling them
selves Republicans, totally misrepressntthe spirl
and genius OF Republicanism.
&C l5-3t nAa hhF ooLioa-'o'
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The Great Struggle.

We do not believe there is amy Justification
for Il great Hare up here in The South yet
awhile The elections which have Just taken
place showed very great changes in the rela-
tive strength OF parties; but the contest in all
We're so very close that q small vote Will turn
the scale. The Democratic State ticket in
Pennsylvania triumphS bya fraction of 4
thousand III near 600, 900 votes, while the great
falling OF in the Radical aggregate, which is
not accounted for by comparative gain on
the Democratic side, leaves i large vote TO be
brought forward III future elections TO be cast
no" We know not. The same NAV be- said OF
Ohio
point TO which we may especially direct
attention IS the fact that possibly 80 Ooo votes
against negro suffrage III Ohio We're given
~ HAYES for Governor, and therefore were
:" 'o'or OIL The Radicals and their me:,-
= .l"''t %"rrd9t II tohite and Jluck in ne
ihis beng the great matter at issue
80 -, we see ht,le present comfort with r..
= .'''ii ohlo. In Pennsylvania no d.
rect question touching negro SUFFRAGE.
10 the vote ''se WAS pat
In our opinion, the State elections ,.,h,o,
have recently occurred are bur I'M 49,. "A.en
u the struggle, and Il great deal or he
,,,,. Se' 70 he done by the party opposed 10
'n"' u tyranny and oppression now prcdomi
nant
Inc radicals; are greatly startled by these
elections and are eXerlins themselves Il,
beavers 10 close up their columns and bapd II.
so'hor Tor The conflict that is 10 come Tbav
arc siouShlns dangerous side issues 'rb.,,
""i no. open the negro suffrage question
"'''A '"e'' own States, and from the iucon-
'o'ihs Q! the Ohio constituency we
1"' AN1't 'N'' IN Immense number of north
!" peop'e' "h'ic opposed 10 acknowledging
The equality OF the black man with The whi,s
in their own bailiwick, deem it proper 10 rorco
1Aal equality here in The South. The Radical
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Meetings.

A T T e ION
~ There will be public meetings OF tho voters
OF ,Henrco county held at the following times
and places-vIz., ,,oop
Manakin on FRIDAY, October 10. at O'CLOCK
p M. o.L,o
County corrt. house on SATURDAY, October ~
at o'clock p. NJ. c,rupnIy
wads's Tavern. Brook turnpike, sATu RDAi
NIGHT at ] o'clock. On a. ,
Deep Bottom on SUNDAY, October TO- at
seven Pines on MONDAY, October IL al
o'clock P. NJ. ,t. ond
Several speakers OF distinction Whrs cut
colored will address the meetings In the in.ere ss
of FRANKLIN stearns, Erq., who is candlda,e ,ot
the county In the Convention. oo -.
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We are requested to repeat that majority OF
The registered votes must be cast IN the com
ing election in order TO insure the holding OF
the Convention. But these votes may be
either for or against n convention. There are
say 2l6.UuO registered voters. If loo,ool be
east, and II ,0ol of these be affirmative, the
conyent ton will be held.
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PRESIDENTIAL CoSrERsATIoSs.-The ap-
pears in the Geographic department or TINS
mornings Dispatch another Presidential con-
vcrsation. 1t has travelled TO Cincinnati, and
appeared in the New York papers OF Thurs
day. Upon the best authority IL is now stated
that General SHERMAN Will not be appointed
TO the War Department. This throws doubt
upon the whole " conversation" The Presi-
dent must be painfully besct with conversation
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For the Contention.

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE Dis
TRICT COMPOSED OF THE C0USTIgs or
CHARLOTTE AND HALIPAX.-1n response TO
rssnsctfully announce mysslf candidate 70
represent you In the coming Convention. IL It be
your pleasure TO elect me your representatives. CAD
only promise to devote my whole energies 10 the
promotion Of tn "a good Of the State and 10 pursne
that course In the Convention whtsh may De 70
auirsd by tn paramount interests OF virginia.
oc 1902t WOOD BOULDIN. JR
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant at the First Baptist church
ty the Rev. j. l.. Burrows, ID. b.. Mr. THOMAS z.
LARUS TO Miss EMMA &. HURT all Of this city.
Roanoke Times please copy.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Edward P. Ter
hume, at the Second Presbyterian church. WILL
daughter Of Samuel p. Hawes, deceased all OF