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THE GRAND PREMIUM


referred to in Messrs. Harrison, Goddin Apper-
sons certificate below will be awarded to one OF
the purchasers Of
BOX OF MEMORIAL SOAP" ON THE 2aD OF
APRIL NEXT,
under the sole direction Of the
BOARD OF MANAGERS
acting in behalf Of the
OAKwoOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
who, together with the trustees, are sufficient
guarantee that our enterprise in all its details,
will be conducted and carried out strictly, homo
rably, and fairly.
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LEcTuREs.-James Barron Hope Is 10
deliver his lecture in Norfolk before ne
comes to this city. The "Tazeweil Litera-
ry Association of that city ID quite active
In its measures Of literary character.
Captain Hope will deliver his lecture be-
fore them. He Is soon to be followed by
John R. Thompson, Of this city, before the
same association,
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DAISY RRILLING

DAISY FRILLING
Is the name OF a new Trimming which is rapidly
taking the place OF Rutis, as it requires no fur
ther doing up than the regular washing and iron
ing ii is so woven as TO retain its shape.
Cash's Coventry Frilling with and without edge.
For sale at LEVY BROTHERS,
fe7 15 Main street.
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VOL. Xxx.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
By VERY HANDSOME

By VERY HANDSOME
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
We have in store a large assortment of elegant
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, decidedly the handsomes,
lot In this city We are now selling them at 70.
duction OF twenty -nve per cent.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC.

STANDARD BOOKS.-RANDOLPH
- ENGLISH. 1870 Main street, have for sale
many hundred volumes Of standard Works ;
anon aamonS them are Bscon,s Works, Gibbons: Rome
Meiptosh,s %S,lsas ss Bissstts, Masauiiay Tna En
rope, Lppincotts and Harpers Gazetteer, Encyclo.
pGaia .Ias .AImassncans, Britnh Essayists. Swim, Plu-
fs 6-tg y - "
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RICHMOND, January S, 1857.

RICHMOND, january 3, 1907.
Msssrs ". G.. WEBB d Co.:
Gentlemen,-ws are acquainted with your va
luable real estate In Manchester and estimate the
value thereof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. our estimate is based upon the sale OF pro-
psrty when business revives and capitalists are
seeking such Investments. Very respectfully,
HARRISON, GODDIN s APPERSoN.
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RoBBERY.-On Saturday night last the
premises of Mr.. James Smith, at the upper
end of Leigh street, near the brick-yard,
were invaded and two fine hogs killed and
carried off.
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THE MONTHLY MEETING of the Baptist
Sunday schools Of Richmond will be held
in the First Bsptist church tonight st hsaf.
pest 7 o'clock.
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RICHMOND. January 10, 1887

RICHMOND, January 10, 1887.
This is to certify that William 9. Webb and wife
have executed to us a deed conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, opposite Richmond, de-
scribed in above certificate Of Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin Apperson, to be held subject to the deci-
sion of the managers acting on behalf Of the Oak
wood Memorial Association in the enterprise OF
Messrs. William @. Webb Il Co.
T. II. LOGAN,
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STARTLING ExPLosIoN.-All explosions
are surprising save those that are caused
intentionally; and never was there one
more surprising than that which took place
on Saturday about halEpast O'Clock in
the Planters Bank at the corner of Main
and Twelfth streets. The report was loud
and startled the neighborhood, and in spite
Of the rain general hunt was made for
the scene Of the explosion and the conse-
quences. Most Of the anxious inquirers
entered the Dispatch Office, We could hardly
tell why; for there is nothing explosive
about that calm and conservative estab-
lishment. The crowd were most earnestly
assured that no explosion had occurred in
the Dispatch. They were told in accents
of desperation: Gentlemen, what you seek
is not here do pray 60 and seek else
where, where some unfortunate, weltering
in blood, may need your aid 60, go, we
beseech you And they went-not until
they had gone to the attic and back to the
ground floor and
Then the crowd entered the Planters
Bank and there found the cause and con-
sequences. 1t was discovered that the
gas-ftters had left a leaking pipe in the
banking room, and it being dark evening
the gas was turned on and lighted. The
leaking pipe ran under the counter, which
with its drawers were all new, and the
joints and fitting of the drawers were close
and compact. One of the clerks Of the
bank, Mr.. W. R. Teller, perceiving strong
odor of gas, lighted candle to ascertain
where the leak was, and passing it along
the pipe, the escaped fluid ignited, and
communicating with the accumulated gas
in the close drawers, an instantaneous
and loud explosion took place. Mr.. Tel
Ter was knocked down and stunned for
short time. The counter was forced up
ward, the locks Of the drawers wrenched
violently off and driven against the oppo
site wall, and several pains glass knocked
out.
Very strange to say, though in the
drawers there were a large number of
papers, bundles of checks, notes, etc., they
did not take fire, and no other damage than
that above recited was done. Fortunate it
was that Mr.. .Teller was so prompt in look
ing for the leak. Had this been postponed
short time the accident might have been
much more serious.
The anxious multitude pressed into the
bank until their numbers were oppressive;
and the officers, overcome with their hu-
name solicitude, assured them nobody was
hurt, prevailed on them to leave, and shut
the door. And so concluded the great ex-
plosion at the corner of Main and Twelfth.
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~ WILDER'S FAMOUS

STOMACH BITTERs.
See advertisement In another part OF THIS paper
For sale at wholesale and retail by
PURCELL, LADD i Co., Druggists,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
A.. Richmond, Va.
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Yours, Ii. MARTINSON,
"Chief Z. r. v. Police,
"Erie Building, lS7 West street."

"Erle building, lci NeSl slIeel.
His Honor informed Weylan that in con-
sequence of the charges against him he
would have to go to Jail to await requi-
sition from the Governor Of the State in
which the offence was committed. To the
question where he had committed the
forgery and embezzlement, Weylan re-
piled that the forged acquisitions for the
money were made out in Jersey City, but
that the money was received in New York
by one George Davis, an employe of the
railroad company, and the chief conspira-
tor in the plot of embezzlement to which
he was party.
Weylan came to this city about week
since and put up at the Ballard House,
where he attracted good deal of notice by
his extravaganza. He lived at an expense
of $40 per day, called for the best of wines,
and seemed to many whom he invited to
partake with him ga devilish good fellow"
He evinces good deal of Indifference
about his troubles, and is evidently under
the impression that as he himself did not
draw the money upon the forged return,
he will not be liable to criminal prosecu-
ton. He will doubtless be sent to New
Jersey in day or so.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HCUSES
ballard HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
IS now complete in all Its appointments.
1t is acknowledged to have
NO SUPERIOR
in the southern staSss,
AND TO BE jail
TO any In the North.
The owner has spared no expense TO make IL
eQua. 10 every respect to
ANY HOTEL IN THIS COUNTRY.
Ths proprietors pledge their best efforts to make
thsir guests in every way comfortable. Their
LONG and SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE
tus.lre. them In saying that the accommodations
q no hotel shall be superior 10 theirs.
They ask tho support Of their friends and the
public generally BALLARD . BhoIhEh.
JoHy 2. BLLLARD,
THoxAs Z. BALLARD. Ai
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FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire last
evening was caused by nobody knew what.
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoO,ooo.

rhs security offered to dcpositors Is undoubssd.
ana the institution should commend itself 10 ali
sIAssss. . .
Ths attention Of AL in city and eeuntry 10 sailed
N this institution. Here they will nnd security,
sonvsnisnes. and profit Sums as smsn ~ hso
dollars may be deposited, snd SIX per eehs' 'n~'
rest received on same.
o.. hony. fror "a. N. tosP. NJ; on Saturday
,vom . A N. ,osP. n, and from Z TO 81 Il.
ie H-3Sswts
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1HARY j. BUSH is my authorized udhorysd
Nl sgent TO conduct the fAMlL, R,ght.snth
"a Hinstssnth, 10 buy. and cell for sesh only.
ssid sgsnsy scmnsne:Sfron the !" e EsLTs."
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s. KERRY CuALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
osTicE: over tie National Exchange Bank.
ns .e-ts Richmond, Va
- EEEkIEL'S


VIRGINIA FAIR RESToRER.
"AThIuE 81 B.4lty Is 4 JOY Forever"
u~rr0-. and diseases of the scalp produce bald
r..s The VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORRR is war
...tad TO restore The scalp 10 healthy condition
s.t thickeR the hair. Dandruf is thoroughly
.-.aisa;ed by its use. Itching and burning of the
e. p j. cured by two applications. 1t isa
RICHLY PEGFCMED HAIR DRBSSINGl
1T kDYB
Il does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. vegetable compound, il does not
e., g5uri0usy upon the hair or health, az do Nj
ira,s ~ Silver Dyes, or those made OF other nox.
!azs drugs.
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED
WAsHINeToy, D. c., December 81, 1865.
T. Y Ezekiel, Richmond, IA:
Dear >ir,-l ain Eratifed TO see that you have
s-s = COMMENCED ths manufacture Of your HAIR
El>L3REa From the testimony OF many friends
ne believe L 10 be the most efficient compound
u tae kind ever presented for sale. Indeed many
o. r4usp~wl0 have tried il assure me that il not
e = restores The growth OF the hair.
Very respectfully yours. &C.,
ALExANDER Y. p. GAREETT, NJ. d.
FOR ssie ty all druggists in this city and else
vaara. Price, 81 per bottle. Orders addressed to
1s27 y. FZEKIEL. box 2sa.
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RICHMOND, January u, 1857.
Inessrs. William G. Webb & Co., Old Dominion
Soap and Candle Works. Richmond, Vd.:
Gentlemen,-we have examined Dur PROPOSE
ton to the lockwood Memorial Association" "
and in behalf Of said Association we accept the
offer, and wish you success.
J. B. PACE,
THOMAS POTTS,
oo.uxnI,,o. S.ov, 0o uood Mernorial Associ tiOn
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ROBERT II. kAURY. JAMES l.. OarRY,
KoBERTT T. BROOKE.
De- II. IL. MAURY & CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
No. lOls Main street,
FIRST house below the post t-offce,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, SC,
bought and sold Of eoYniSs6s,inTTr iSs6i rcr1oNs
MADE Oh all accessible points in the United
States. 10
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WILLIAM E. TANNER. j. OTTO sAshis'
sE METROPOLITAN WORKS.
FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOPS,
AND SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR FACTORY,
CORNER SEVENTH AsB CANAL srRBETs,
RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned are prepared TO build and 70.
ACHINERY
of all kinds, including ENGINES, CAR WORK,
TOBACCO FIXTURES, &C., &o.
ALSO,
to furnish IRON and BRASS CASTINGS, and
FORGINGs of every description.
They also manufacture, in their Sssh Factory
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, and MoULDINGs OF
every pattern.
SCROLL SAVING neatly executed In any
style.
SASH furnished, either glazed or unglazed, ana
carefully packed for shipment.
Give us q call before purchasing.
dsH-sm TANNER & EHBETs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-FgBRUARYll, II, 1887.
Sun rises.......... sll Moon sets ...........ll 80
sun sets.......... sac High tide, a NJ. s.2s
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIR. ID. TURNER'S SELECr. CLAS-
wi sICAL AND BN6LIeH SCHOOL. MAIN
STREET, BETwBRN THIRD AND HOURfH.-
The second half session Of this School will som-
mencs the 18th Of February and END on The q %
Jrly. 10 e-lw
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A GRAND NEW YEAR
SOUTHERN
GIFT ENTER PRISE
under the auspices OF the
oAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND.
FIVE THOUSAND BOXES
MEMORIAL" SOAP
to be sold at ten dollars per box, anda
GRAND GIFT
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
MANCHESTER,
VALUED AT SIS 900,
and now under an annual rent OF s2,Soo, to be
awarded to some one of the
PATRONS OF OUR ENTERPRISE.
$4,000
to be donated to the
OAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND.
Anxious to introduce our new brand OF "ME-
MORTAL .threps.hnrtus NOBLE efforts pnl
forth by the oakwood Memorial Association In
the identity Of our fallen heroes. we
respectfully announce to the public the above
GRAND ENTERPRISE.
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u ~ A"01A 70. IL iIdHrH sr.zzr.
$ss ys$s:y:: 5:$s
The next half session Of this School eonusuess
MONDAY NEXT the f1th instant
A few additional pupils can nov bs received.
fs 7-lw
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WEYLAN, THE ER.-Edward H.
Weylan, the absconding clerk of the Erie
Railroad Company, was on yesterday ar
raigned before the Mayor, and examined
on the charges against him.
Detective Knox testified that he arrested
Weylan at the Ballard House by the
description given in the following circular !:
"NEw YORK, January IL, 1867.
"7o the Chief Of Police:
"Dear Sir,-Enclosed please find the
likeness of Edward II. Weylan, formerly
employed as clerk in the car shop of the
Erie Railroad Company at Jersey City,
who absconded with about $1,000 or up
wards on the morning Of Tuesday the Sth
instant. The charge against him is forgery
and embezzement.' He is six feet one
inch in height, about twenty-three years Of
age, light complexion, very slim, no whis-
kers, dressed quite hashy, generally wore
WAT What ga%kish in his appearance. There
has been no reward offered for him by the
company, but they will do what is right in
the matter if he is arrested. The papers
for him will be forwarded Immediately
upon his arrest.
"YOurs, II. MARTINSON,
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ INSTITUTE BUILDINGS. TENTH,
MARSHALL, AND CLAY STREETS.
Pupils may enter most advantageously sbout the
middle OF the present month. wien the sRcosp
HALF Of the session begins.
Charges in all cases are only from ths tine Of
entrance.
Beginners, a. well a. the most advanced pupils,
may always find appropriate classes.
Ample arrangements for boardss.
We feel confident that the Institute presents ID
vantages for the acquisition Of liberal education
which no smaller schools can afford, and We urge
this view of the matter upon those interested.
For terms, which will be made - moderate -
''''' CHARLES q. WINSTON. n. A.,
ia4-b President.
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A LMANACS FOR 1867.
IA LESLIE-illustratsd,
TRIBUNE,
DEMOCRATIC,
RICHARDSON'S VIRGINIA and N ORTIZ
CAROLINA.
OLD PRANKLl-,
HA9ERSTOWN,
BEADLR'S ALL.THE- YEAR BOOK,
AMERICAN FARMERS,
LESLIE-conic,
BfCKEL's observation-disclosures
FAMILIEE KALENDER-illustrated,
B0LTZ KALEN DRR-illustrate
For sale by J. WALL TURNER,
No. 20 Thirteenth street
ia 25--tS Richmond, Va.
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ANCHOR AND INMAN STEAMERS, AND BLACK
STAR LINE PACKETS.
liverpool Glasgow, Queenstown, and New y ork)
AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO., New York;
E.E. RHODES, Agent, lila Main street,
Richmond.
Passage certificates and exchange for sale as
above.
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OFFICE OAKwoop MEMORIAL AssscIArIox,l
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA..
January Is, 1857. }
We accept the offer Of Messr. wsBB b Co., ap.
proved by the above committee, and ask our
friends TO give their support In carrying out the
enterprise.
fsignsdl MRS. NJ. II. SMITH, President;
MRS A. Y. STOKES, Vies-President;
MRS. E. s. TURPIN, Treasurer;
MRS. Z. POYTHREss, Secretary.
HThe following named gentlemen are the Board
Of Managers acting for the oakwood Memorial
Association:
F. S. TURPIN, A. Y. STOKES,
J. B. PACE, CHARLES T. W0RTHkM,
THOMAS POTTS, W. A. ARMISTRAD.
Names will be announced In . few days OF gro
GERS and others in the city from whom the MEMO
RIAL SOAP can be purchased All orders or com
munications addressed to as will receive prompt
attention, WILLIAM @. WEBB / CO.,
IA 2s-ts Box COS post
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MILLS Il RYANT, TOBACCO EX:
And AM VhaHIki6 VGoNMIssI6s asSRcRisTs ier d: par;
TOBACCOs Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on sonsignmsnta. Refer to A. y: HAsvxrs
President National Bank OF Virginia JANIS
THOMAS, Jr., ESQ, Richmond, vs.. Asssn. n.
MEssgEaER Co, New York Asssrs. JonSsoH
q THonPsoN. Boston, Mas UAo
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TAMES RIVER STEAM BREW
81 ERY-ALE, PORTER, AND LAGER BEER
We are prepared TO furnish these articles at lower
prices and OF as good quality - any, whether do.
Orders can hs lelt with A. Y. SroKEs I Co., who
are our authorised agents for the sale OF our goods
IN a,cnm0na BErz. YuENaLINa 1 BgYgR.
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NO. 81.


The js.crnai. !, ~ i.s,- ~ vrsse,.
day. and "a WV a 'h- .e~snr udri. 4
=. 're--lon u th- nri-nenf "a fh,
pe.pe - 'he l-,il- in bfh Sr.,rs ssyr.
u Oh.o .r5 I.cssn- t. D u-<r,,,
rrnr . prrs'- -upsrr ~ sss,s-s-s .
ese ~s'- 20 80 ir 49,
The Demo rate ~ Ohis al Ind.
crns rr'i-~- no sgrh rhirg. Ths
csuti-rsfi,sn ~ fh- rbs has n,, b-en
su-x--ir'i Init 80 paw suseut according
Q. lsw is ne ,-,isry they .rv c1-r.-
they csnnof s~-- The " ,pr:r,r OF nav.
ing an amount - rsi 20 rf~ !-ls s-ve-
raj times in interest, wirh..zs dsusir.
i-hin- 'h-- t'rincils' AMI Tor genera
flcns q c',Ine - nrr'ga se fie lsiparuf
fhe conniry with the payment Of ors
hnntrrf and fifry millions IL iaserr-s
m gold annually t<ir- - rnu u a. the
entire sxIrrn~s.s u the governrn .ng
under the last Dernt--sf:c sdnini-sra-
fi'.n. Neither can Obi. AMI Iniisns
D.rs rrS.> perceive any financial ala
dun IN Iavlny the Interest upon three
hundred m.llions III bsnds for ths
benefit - fhe nsrrsral hanks. b0nus
fr furnishing : currency 'or the com
'ry IN the place .: gr--n5zcks, bus
's@ssi precisely nyor rh- -zrn. secn-
: y. 'h is,fis o the Government. snf
- holding . balance in ris-- Treasury os
one hnnsresi millions. which might bs
spiii-.i in fhe purchase ~ Eonds sni
stop the interrsf uP,n that os1onnt II
d-sf- 20 isr the uem.crs's n Ohio
and Indiana arc ia hvor u cun.iscs-
ting the I'nl'!lc debf. sai If tor han-
irsi nsilll0rs "a bsris w-rc thus con-
{ cstr.i. - might bc done. is would
save 'ofhr q x;,syrrs annually twenty
'onr mil! cns IN gold. a.nre than txscs
- much . The entire STATE. csuntv,
..cri and muniris-sl taxation in In IL
ans Tsr Eaiiczl l-sndh .lirr. z,s,ia-
yi-ts nlay MT think tine sum wsr;h
saving, ba; the i--o.,l- 10
Iniisnapci;s Herald.
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TEE EXCHANGE or iAls sERs II he-
brrn sgrrAu u-n d. NJ d in certain qasflt -
that 70 r. ~s- sny ruth 20 'h- st.t-mente
~ a. by Col Oad. 10 relation 20 'he ~
IrhsnIe o. ori-noers- The stronrsH cor
l, bfrafIop how.v,r. o. 'h- silsg ZION MS
i was The policy - The sdminis'r tim n..s
N m &, an sxrha,ce. IN order 70 ~ I'd su.
|pAirg the r-h.i ~.m.s ~iih able b adi-r
-rIci.rs, fresh ,n r drrsi prison-. 70 torn.
,.h-n by %. " nrf pisc ci-p~trh rum g
G NJ 20 Grn f'-f ir Angus is;s
witch 10 rrpsoducsd ~ 'he Mes Y,ws T..
bane. ~ iofIn'ng pr, o. Crn Buitl's re-
ror' 10 'he committee y Cyrg,,ss 10 ~ ..
,ion 20 ,hs xcl sncc of prisoners. Tie
Trban- s.ys:
n A gu, the rebels oF red 10 rrnes The
xrhsf a.. man ior msn G. Grsn,saen
,eiel- ,phsd 'he hl'osing imp r'.nt order:
Il "a b ro on our men h ID sn =. mhesn
p'i-ons not 10 Il hsnge them. bu' i !. hu-
manln 60 those lefs N he ssnk-i. fight cur
nstll-s. Lvrry msn relrse-d on psroe or
o'ser~ ise becomes sn &C i've . .ldi sr-ins
us a. once, sirhrr directly ., indirectly o.
W. commence "s'em - .xch-ne ~h,rh
iibers'e- ~ p-,sons - taken. W. ~ii',4se
81 f.hs on 'lIi The ~hpi~ South IL sx'-rn,in
s,ed. u We hold h 80 caught. IN y .mounsl
70 ~ mvrr 'hsr dead mrn A 'hi- psr'iru
'sr ii.Ee 70 release sii rebri prisoners N ,stA'
would insure Shssma ~ defeat. and ~sud
epmpvcms our safety here
This iss clesr sv,ssl o The policy Is
seIisvss he Co.td~rs,s - h1ili~s a the
r4spcn.ibiin. winch l. hss been sti IN ed
o fas'en 10 then, Of refusing % m-ke sa
xchs G..
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caIl for D N ocratic STATE c,nvsnion on
Eighth Of January. i5e3

A. . msr,lna ~ the Indi,ns ID ...nocrs s'i,
3 ~ @ niv.i c IN 4uii,ee the following &C
ion MS taken:
R-sssed. T,n . lsl.s .ts s'.'- Cmvrn
ton b. hid " III Dm,crscy. sd q, 81
opposed 0 the f-'ent r,die,i rsls. nI,Si
N poi-. % ih- 3 h day u J ausr,. lSe9
- ten o'ciork 4 n 20 crminsfe q 8 81.
4, kri. 70 eieei delegates 20 n tons o "a.
oefs'ic Convention. md "a eiecf esndic .te.
Tor Presidential electors for ID. ue :,
indis,e.
Rs-olvsd. Tha' M b.sis of repss.sn.s
ton shall b fhs Damocfssic 4. Tor S c-e
tsrv ~ ; s'~ % the tact general -l.c,ion
aud ihs ihsre b. sppoin'sd by he v-rs.
county c.nsea'ions ,n- drlea.l-, and sn a..
'rrns'e 10 sc' 10 his sbssnc-. for -vry $50
hundred -uch vre-. and one ior each frse
ln ur-r one i,u' q a such vases
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un'j or reqp-s'ed 1, mold rs c5nv.n' ion
iof th- rrisciio, y c-ieg .,es on 3 fufc ~
ID cense ~ next
r snisrd. Tat ihs dsiec vi % firm - y
epuu'y . Gu -tsd o ssp ~, . chairman.
sho shall sr'd T. the Secretary ~ sh- C-n
uAi & snni'tre lat o. the nance u the
'nsnb r. the delegation. win he pc
lace address oi each. and ihst IN obs-ry
.nr a. fhta ~
seats in ,h 8 ate Consrniipn.
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gfstuist ions 20 tn- d m,cfacy aud eon-erv
suves "i Cornsclicu .Ksniuck,. G iforn,s
Name. r unsy yIssnla std Ohin. 90 ..r &C
css'on o. the ne brIiisns po,ics wet.
si-. ~ 'ho-- Sise ,hs, We rrgsrd the.
results o. The FIX 81 snigh'.s-s popuis
epln'un 10 eii IRE c mn1ns-slths oo' co.
isrry sbsndonsc 20 th4 .on'ryi N s.nslc4-a
80 minntion % -rciiDns. bsie, sad a..
wning oi The day when the countr.
.hsIi have r.s'm~d U i'm. on he nss.s Of
'hs WHITE MANS RULE ANDRE
DEMP ioN Or OUR Ma IOyALl
t0NDS a :. RIDING TO L.W AND|
EQUAL RI XAiiON 20 81, sad every 49, 4
SEE prop rsy ~nnln b 5 sies. i.clsa.
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