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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03
F"tRTH ELECTION DISTRicT
Qualified VOTERS IN BALTIMORE 80.

QUILTED VOTERS ~ BALTIMORE go.
The undersigned. Officer ii Registration for
ia" Ith Election District of baltimore coun.
~. appointed hy tho Goycrnor IT MARYLAND
under the at IT thu General Assembly, appru
yrl March 18th. isG>, having completed the
Reeisira,ipn OF Voters Tor said District aud ia
accordance with said act. will SIS n;
iEITsCHEw's HOTEL.
the place II holding the polls
o. iiiiip. Tv,,isy ant Hci.c,da. i2h. Ish
HHd lh 81 "r'0scr. lsdS
sitting each lay from nine o'clock 4. VI. =, sig
O'Clock T.. VI. tor the purpose Of correcting ans
"in, --i"us ~ errors 10 said lists. alter which
they will be- finally closed
All person. who have removed from thi. DE-
irci aud acquired a residence IN any other. az.
respectfully rclu-stcd To- com" forward aud no
'iiy the Reg ter If the fact
The following r. The list ui lptlidei rr.f--
tered voters
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

OS EXHIBITION \mong the stock on cxhibi.
ton at the Pruns, vania State Fair, now being
held AT il''ti.hu'i'. are six Of the "pcrcheron"
or "Noimnn'i! n"rsss owned hy William 7.
Walters, k,i ui ihis county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

\ Relic OF riIE FLoOD. ASA party Of work.
men were engaged In cleaning out one Of the
mill races a, Ellicoits city a Few days ago, a
hundred dollars IN gold
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

NAME CHANGED. late order from the
post oilicc department, tie name Of Zoucksvillc
post Ollie, In this county, s changed 10 Trenton
John w fowhic is retained Us postmaster.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

AOIIcs All the members OF the Towsonlown
Grant and Culiaf Club are requested 10 attend
a. the hall oser Mr. Thompsonfs store on Mon.
day evening neat. AL voters who wish 10 ioip
the club are invited 10 come 10 the meeting and
enroll thrir names
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

FIRg ~ "Wednesday nigh, last. the house
occupied i,c manager IA the farm Of Hon.
Samuel Bn,'i', IN Green 5 ring Valley accidcn.
tally caugli htr from the sl0vc-pipc and was
burned TO the ground
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03
MIRRIED.

On the 27th ultimo by Rev. Charles Neil.
fresh. THOMAS BRowS 10 Miss MARY Il. DIsNEI.
all Of this county.
IN the 2sth ult.. by Rev. VIM. Phillips.
CnARLrs DALLAS UAHr0Rp. Of Baltic city. Ia
Miss. GEoRGEASNA FnEnrRIck. Of this County.
Al Mount JOY. on the 18th ult. by Rev. Nj.
CrcaVer. joins StAuLiu. Il this County a.
M,Rci~sA \ MILLER. at Baltim,rr city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

Posr orFicE ArroiS1NRST. AT Warren, in this
county, John II. Brown - appointed posimAs-
ter, rice Anon Green, resigned.
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THEgr % CLornsa.-wm. Matthews, eolorei.
Was arrested 10 baltimore on saturday Last.
ehatEtd Nth stealing pair Of paais, &c, he
Pselsfy ~ Wei smith, residing on the phIla.
delpiiia road, IN this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03
Miscellaneous.

LARGE & PEREMPTORY SALE
or
II ousehold Furniture,
Farming Implements,
GRO WING AND HARVESTED CROFS.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS.
Together with some # the
FINEST STOCK IN THE STATE,
AT
"ELT UCARROLL," THE ESTA RI or
R0EE. w. DENNISON. Esy.
Three quarters OF mile from logcrs' Station.
an the Western Maryland II. II.
M T. shall sell, ON THCRSDAI, OCTO.
w BIER EIGHT,H. at " Eli O'Carroll." the
residence oi Robert NJ. Dcnnison. Esq. IN Bal
timur, county. un the line Of the Western Ma
ryland Railroad, three quarters of o mile from
Roger Station. large amount oi
NgsssegI HOUSEHOLD ruRNI' -
XGpE- Consisting Of Mahogany -
Dining aHd other Table,. chamber FuFnitnI,
Beds. Mattresses Lolstcads, Chars. Stoves. Kit
chen aud Dairy Fixtures. &c., a..
All thc Farming lmplcments. VIZ in part.
. FARM WAGONS. SPRING WAGONS.
2Ox Carts aud Yokcs;
Several sciis Of Farm Harness. ior wagons, Ac.;
several scits of Double Harness Tor sht $:
Tarcsiiag Machine ant Hors, lo,rer
BrCKEYE EEAPER AND MOWER.
HAY PRESS.
llnr.c Power cutting Ia. corn shelter, RnI.
Ter, rl"ushs and llarucss. Logand ether chains.
cradlcs. Scythcs. lakes. Forks. &C.. together
with all the t"ols used IN fret class fnTm
0S HEAD oF IMPROVED ALpERNEY
%D ANpGEADE CATTLE. va;
ONE ~ ILL.,. rising three ycais. pur -sp-Tr.
chased oi J. Howard MrlIcnty. Esp .$GSAsN
OF hi' last importation GA
COWS. como fresh. all the others youn.
~ aud IA cali. must 81 them springrrs
IN HElFEl.s ole year Old and out II the
~ above c"w'b by bull Ut Mr. William
| viii. stock
~ ni'lylX" HORSES. AN
/ VT; ir-t.ris-s Work Horses. all Ah
! !"uus. Will N"rk anywhere: I Span Known
! Mari u" whito.l aud years Old. drive in
! si'' "l double span ray aud Black, and Il
years old. drive Jingle or double and are las,
| ! BROWN It's drive anVwher" aud ride,
/ well, y"if' "ld aud rau tf"t IN - minute.
/ lir""u ''iI % svat- old, iarg, and handsome
/ drive ~ u anil Is y"gy promising; BAY
/ II r.r 'l,. "a" wh;o. yrar- old. drives we'll
I : BAY Maze f..i. years DID, drives we'll i
! ti'.i.. tcar- oil. uui %. last mares 10y tony
/ l.ivine.l"n aud Henry ClHy Brown Msrc
- y'9r, .'id. ha- u"i hccu driven tor several
ycar.. the mother If Guy Livingston. the Trim
hle colt ih1t ta'a The premium ~ N"rk Int
tall i"r tf"tin:. and several either last ,rli-
FAMILY 'AREii"E. built expressly
tHr ~. country. aud IA good nt,lf
/ ~" Eat "rLN 'AEEiA"E.
Ter tw" o.. r-,.
/ On, ;" cop lugs, with l'olcand >h.u. on,
( Skeleton Wasua. "nr Sir.sh. e..
! % ACRES ol CORN. growing ~ the iirld
/ <O - Ton. "i clover and Timn.h, Iiav
+ ami Do Ion Edod ua' straw.
i. T.. "LNNuN \ 90
sept -. iuriipucrr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

fnorrAfT SALE- -Mcssrs e. " Bennett 4
70, Auciionyers sold on W,dns .,a, lat. ~ the
Exchange SALTS rooms. IN baltimore city. the
farm iolmrrlt belonging 10 the Sidiler esia,c.
on The p"ser ioad, IN this county. ilrsr mile
from ilr'ckland,illc. This Garm contains lso
acre Improved By stone dazzling house barn.
&c Purchased by Captain Rphrcr. for Sls O0n
l.. \. Colbert has recently sold hls bcau,if,,i
country scat kn0wn as 'l.0nk wood Park near
the Relay House, u. 4 q. u. r.. In this county.
containing about Sven acres. 10 Mr ". n Mar.
Fioii of baltimore city. fot a. 500 cash
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Registers Notice.
TIiIRD ELECTION DLSTRICT.

THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT.
gnNllE undersigned. officer Of Registration tor
Il tho Third Election District II Baltimore Co..
appointed by the Governor 81 Maryland. under
the act Of the General Assembly. approved
March 2sth isds. having completed the regis
iratiun If voters for said district IN accordance
with said act will sit
AT wOODBERRN
First rrccinctl
~, Monday. Cctobcr l2h. ls6s;
AT BENNvILLE tCuSACKSi TAVERN
on the Liberty Turnpike.
second Precinct.
a. T"es,iay Octobef lah. Is.s. am
Vt >EVkN MILE HOUSE. REISTERs row y
ROAD
Third Precinct.
~ IToiH6day. OctOIc. lih. l>6s
Sitting each day from nine ocl"ck 4. NJ. t., siN
o'clock T.. NJ. FOR the purpose "i correcting g. IA
omissions ~ errors ia said lists. after which
they will bc finally closed.
hll persons who hay" removed from this II.
trict aud acquired u residence in any other 90,
respectfully requested t. come forward aud ~"
tify the Register Of the fact.
FRANK l.. MORLlN,
Officer Registration. 81 Elcrtion District
Uci IT
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= Mulberry Hill" Farm,
~ BIG SALE

TIVE ib..rihvr bout lr;ir.n, s..,n i,iuims
L vii oi'cr - Public Sale. 81
ffr,~b... N. 81: ary %, p-',5,.. i,r,.
ats u'rl rk I'M
. IL. Farm. known . =,
81 M JLBEEEi HILL. eSac
- YIN: "'' H." Esltim"r' and lIartrd 80
Turnpike. twelve mule f~..'u the city "i B9iii.
mol,. c"niaininc about
l3j ACRES OF LAND.
IN" twenty a'r.s thereof being ~ VT
I'm Farm ir.its "u aid rurnpikc ihpu,
h'li mil. 0, VEL watrgcd. ." that each held
- n"w lni III waters the ,t"rk. The land has
been highly improved by lime. bone AMI guAno
produces good crops "i all kind. aud - under
s"'d i"nrihg. The improvement. ~. a
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE.
hrst.raic swi'srr Barn. forty rs ifiy feet
high stone stable. irnnc twenty feet above
well arranged tor horses. cattle and grain. aud
other "utlu.idnes. There is an excellent
pump"i water near the dwelling There Is
al" TIA" ORCHARD "t apPlcs aud "th"r
fruits.
office. aud there ~ public school. church. 1c
near the rcini.es. Il IS in at excellent neigh.
b"rh"",i. ami very r'uycnicnt io market.
to' Terms ""sy. and made To- suii purchaser
and owner.
Persons wishing 3" purchase are mvi'ci q"
Wow thr prentice before the LAY -, sale
JONATHAN EEANs.
SAM l. g. WILSON. Nuc;inner.
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NeW Advertisements
NOTICE oF REGISTRATION.
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.
QUALIFIED VOTERS IN BALTIMORE

N'Ahifibb WI lilo IN bALliMONE ~.
The undcrsignrd. officer OF Kcgistraiion for the
Second Election District Of Baltimore county, ap.
pointed by the GoScrnor 10 Maryland under the
Act Of thu Grncral Assembly. approved March
2sih. 1865. having completed the registration Ut
voice for 'aii district, Ia accor'lansc with said
act. will IL at.
kANDALl.SIOWN.
~ MONDAY AND ICESDAl. rOHEH
l.ih anI li,h. iS6n.
Asn
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER liih, lsGs.
~ THE HOTEL OF COLUMBUS DETTMAN.
WHITE GROUNDS.
Sitting zach day from O'Clock. 4. VI. TO q o'clock
u. W. tor tho puFpo'r Of correcting any omission.
~ crr"r. In said lisis, after which they will be-
finally closed.
NJ persons Win have removed from thi, Di..
trr, aud acquired residence IN any other. are Tc.
'lrtinlly requested 10 Tome forward aud noiify
The Register II the fact
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Registers Notice.

Registers Notice.
IHIRIEENTH kLECTiOA BI,TI' EI
INnE undersigned. officer OF Registration t,r
L. thc 18th Election District al Baitnnor.
county, appointed by the Govrrnof Of MARY
land. under the act OF the General Assembly,,
approved March 2Sth. is6s. ha, ing completed
the rrsiatration Of voters Tor .aid district. aud
~ accordance with said act. will .itst
wADE'S GREEN SPRIN1; IfoTIf
% H""''ay. Tuesday ani uoiats,if4 iaN IaL
aHd ia IF Ofb,r. lsd,.
sitting zach day from hin. o'clo,k A. NJ. 10 .ix
"'clnck = VI. f"r the PURPOSE Il r,,rrctin. ~,
onissi'ns OF errors 10 said lists alter which
they viii Nc fnally closed.
GEORGE ". WADE
ohr"r Registration igih rl-.iiun District
th.f e. 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

GHASr ASD CoiTAx MEEriSG.-A meeting w..
h'li 81 Shaneybrook' tavern on the York road
in the eighth election district on hi, r,,,, ,.'
Wednesday night last, which, was la,gcly ni,enJ.
Ell by the Republicans Of both the second and
fifih Congressional districts. Effective etr.ehe'
were delivered by ). 2. Bosley, ESQ ofthis town
and VIM. v Marine Esq.. Presidential Eleclor
The meeting was u an enthusiastic rh,ra.,rr
aud lasted until after ten O'Clock u va. iu.,
such demonstration rs ought To lie exhibited In
every district ~ our county We trust III. OK.
ample will be initiated, In all the districts then
W. crn 'siels look Tor an Enlargement Of oar vote
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Registers Notice.

FGNliE igncd, officer 81 Rcgistia,i"m iur
Il the .;h Election District Of baltimore c"lm
~, appointed by III" Governor ni Maryland.
under the act of the General Assembly. aparo.
ycd March 18th. 1865. having completed the
registration Il voters Tor said district anil IN
arcof'laucc with said act. will Ill ~
PLEASANT HUNTERS
wISEBuRG.
- H..'il.s I.,~iay and Wcd,c"iay. ism. i.b
iaj IN ~ october. Is6S
.ii'im. each iav from nine o'clock 4. VI. e." TX
"cl"'h =. NJ. Tor the purpose "ic"rrccling any
"inis.i"hs ur errors ia said lists alter whira
'h"y will h." finally 'l"scd.
ELL MATTHEWS.
nhccr Registration 9Th Elc"iiom pi.'ri.t
thu e. 81
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NesO Advertisements.
Registers Notice.
FIRST ~ EcTYON DISTRICT.

Registers Notice.
FIRST INJECTION DISTRICT.
r1NllE undersigned, officer OF Registration for
IL the 81 Election District Of Baltimore cOun-
~, appointed by the Governor Of MARYLAND
under the act OF the General Assembly, appro-
ved March 3sth. lsds. having completed the re.
gislration Of voters for said district, In accord
ancc with the said act, will sit
At CATONSViLLE.
Second Precinct,
Oa Mo"day and Taesdey, I2h Gnd lah days q
October, is6s, and
At FRANKLIN.
IL, Prccinct.l
o,i Monday. OctoJcr ia, lS6S,
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ. IN Fix
o'clock T. ", for the purposc Of correcting any
omissions or errors IN said lists. after which
they will he finally closed.
All persons who have removed from this dis.
trict and acquired residence In any other. are
respectfully requested 10 come forward aad mott.
~ the Register 1.-THE TACT.
ELI q. MELLOR.
Officer Registration let Election District.
uct, 3-2t
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Registers Notice.

Registers Notice.
TnELFTH ELEt yI0N BK>TEirT
INlil Undersigned. officer oi Regulation To-
Il IL" l9ih Election District of Baltimore Co.
appointed 10y the Governor ~ Maryland. under
IL" act OF the General Assembly. approved
March 18th. ls6s. having completed the regis.
ira,"n Of voters for said district and in accnr
dane" with said act. will sit at
MICH iEI. ADAMS TAVERN. near CANTON
Fist Precinct.
~, Monday. OefobcT i2h. IS1s
AT WALTERS TAVERN
~ N" turks Of Middle River and Rack River
Roads.
Second Precinct
~, Tuesday. Octoic. I IA. ISG.
N "oNTRAM's TAVERN. GARDENNILLE.
Third Precinct.
OH Wednesday. Or'obey ljh. Is6,
sitting each day from nine O'clock 4. N. L. .
"'cl"rk J.. NJ. for the purpose Of correcting any
omissions 81 errors in sail lists. after which
they will be finally closed
All r"rs"ns who have removed from, thi. liz
'rici. aud acquiscd a residence in my ether. are
respectfully requested 10 come for ward aud no.
hfy the Register Of the fact.
THOMAS u. GNTt,u
Officer Registration 18th Election District,
Oct. . q
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TIVE GREEN SrRlN" VALLEY TuCE
NNMENT viii take plar"
TrE>biI'. oTToBEr .IH
$50 - grounds 81 Mr.. ALEXANDER nI"W y.
&c lirorkltniw",~i.
%" RIDING 50 II commence ~ II "'cl,cA 4 n
smi Az" Ball viii TEX" place 80 Bn"tiamIviile
1t "'rl"ri y. NJ
II. e g" The Tournament in.N d, hId At the
gat" tall ticiei- nu-' be- procured from the
knel' g =. NICHOLAS.
b'i. u 'h"i Marshal.
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lob Strange but True. 1903
INowsUNTOwN pEOPLE. whv,n ,.n nav
L double prize, 1T yaur ,l"r", iur u Il {
90 u $. when by purchasing O. tiekc, lot %
els Nuti eau cuine tu Baltimore aud bus Of as .
u YOU want - worth # pry Gool. you can
save - by calling a. tLEAN GLANDS pOp
ILAH DRY GOODS STORE. ioa Moth Gay
Street. Baltimore. fO.t. e. a.
fl'ilis Is ~ GIVE NOTICE That the nj,
'rrlbcr has received from the Orphan.
Court 81 baltimore county. letter. 81 u.iinini.
trntinu !" D. t..e. q e.. 90 ih, cstatr nf
SAMUEL hAHNEs,
late "l ,aid county. decreased ~ pct ..n.h HAY
ing claims against the .ad ..iair. a,- hu,si,,
warned I" cNhibil "a" saln.. with the voucher.
thereof. ." tia .uh.cribsr. 90 "r h,fpr,
Pa ~ 'hfs 81 linn. l,Gr
they may otherwise hy las i.' excluded from
all bcueht 1T .aii rsiat. Th".c indebted H.
said estate az requested ia mnhr imnciato
paymrni Given nn'lcg nay hani Mi, - LAY
81 or,"h"r. ts8s
" ". ISAAC.
Get. p. n Administrator , e.. "a
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Ladies. Look to Your Interest


VNIIERE has been question before the pei.
Il Pl" "i ialiimor" county f"f many years
The question revert. thus.
WHY rIA %DOIS M som ~ s'HEAp
~ ToWSoNT0mN ~ ~ RAL
TTuORE 'ITr
:" -h"w the pc"pl" it can lee done
'HA>. r. CHEW
Has "pcnci Store which &. called the q, Lx.
cclsi"r store sad why !. this store called
" Excelsior
bcrahsr IT. pfirc- ats fvttts Gaa aag o'ksr
Ntofe '' H''''',s" "9"H'g aud are guarau tecd
q" c"inr'rtc Nlth any "a ;ialtita"r, city.
!" - ice yaii. W VIII quote g icw - "ut
prize, "a DRY Guob> Laurel u brown
Nh I'm ~ u rt... yard sid, Llcnchcd and
Br"nn Mus!ih az ~. ri+ beautiful Fall pc
laih' ~ - r'. Al. = flli a..sitIncnt ~
BLANKETS. wi ID We arc ,cilus very Low
"" Inst" all o. rall fud rSainine nnr tici
sud cnni'sr" oar price. Don't f,re.i the NY
eel i"r - -. ro'vanni"wn. bv
"TNRLFs 4 'ITEW.
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Strange but True.
1903

HN0wsuNTowN PEOPLE. why do You pay
i double prices at your stores .nr DRY
GOODS. when by purchasing ticket tor %
cents you car: come T., Baitlnnfc and buy oi
us II YOU wan, E. worth 81 Dry Goni. you
can save ~ by callm. 1t CLEArELAND>
PORT LAR pkl Goup> STORE. to-. y. ,,aV
>ir"t. Baltimore oct. 3" -
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Stray Hog.

tAME g. the premises IT the subscriber. r.
' siding near pricevilic. ~ the
sth district. on tho 10th oi May, nj ia
isas. WHITE ROAR HOG. no iCihss
MARKS The owner Il requested ~ rome Tor
ward prove property. PAY charges aud taxi,
h'm away. ISAAC ". PRICE.
Sept. ib--3t.
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w ANTED "A GOOD Transfer SIN
w dLE MAN PREFERRED.
Apply 10 JOHN sLADE.
sept 20 it I lnlles on bel-Air Road.
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NOrICE az REt.IsTR iTION.

uHi'cs Registration - E.cciion l. .ir.,
u,'. J.-ii
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We last week stated the result Of tue cougrc..
sional nominating conventions, aud this weck
give the proceedings as far as our limited space
" in nsrmii
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Registers Notice.
fiiFH LLECTION DISTRICT

oct 3. ~ Adaini.ir.,orJi -. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30
pg- THE eREc1AN BEND IN RICHMOND
FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS THE
PEOPLE MAY BE SEEN BhspiN0
TOWARDS THE STORE

PEOPLE MAY BE SEEN DEN
TOWARDS THE STORE
OF
JOSEF sTRAU e
r. socura some Of the cheapest goods ever pelore
ofered IN This CITY. suitable for the present anu
approaching cold days.
Below Won will ind the prices Of Few Oh Inc
many CHEAP GOODS:
leo COLORED BED BLANKETS at sz''O
worth SO;
$50 CoLoRED BED BLANKETS at sz''o
worth 1915;
800 1914 WHITE FAMILY BED BLANKETS at
1887 worth IS;
$50 pairs WHITE HEAVY BED BLANKETS az
IS worth 81; IS pairs at 50, ~, 49, Sio'
&c-worth that in gold;
5oLARGE, BEAUTIFUL BED SPREADS at
81, cheap at So:
$50 LADIES, BALMORAL SKIRTS at Slworth
$l.5o;
200 more of the BEST and HANDsoMEsT from
81 So, g. &C.; s
!. 900 LADIES', MISSES, and CH1LDREN'S
sHAWLS at the lowest prices;
s5oLADIEs' CLOAKS, just from auction, at
half their value;
100 dozen LADIES LINEN HANDKER :
CHIEFS for al worth sl.so;
los dozen of all grades and prices to suit every
body;
The best quality and Highly -coored FRENCH
MERINOES at 81 worth 81 so, and selling
at that almost everywhere;
2s pieces beautiful EMPRESS CLOTH at SHE;
PLAIN and FIGURED DELAINE, Pop
Inns MUSLIN, REPS, SERGE,
BLACK and COLORED ALPAC
LISsEYs, SCOTCH PLAIDs, &C., as
tonishingly low;
1000 pairs best KID GLOVES at 81 Is cheap at 80;
50 dozen LADIES' wHALEBONE CoRsETs
at 81 worth 81;
Is do en- GENTS UNDERSTANDS from 75c.
upwards
IRISH LINEN,
TABLE DAMASK,
DOMESTIC GINGHAAts, &C.;
LADIES, HOSE from I2,c. upwards;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at l0c.;
44BROWN and BLEACHED SHIFTING
at 12sc.. 15c., and higher;
CALICOES at3, 10, and l21c. per yard;
ALL-WOOL WHITE, GEAY, RED, and
YELLOW FLANNEL-the cheapest in
this city;
KENTUCKY JEANS at lsc.
KERSEYS at CSC.
sATINETs,
CAsSIAIEREs,
DOESKINs,
BROADCLOTH,
TWEEDS &c,
for MEMS and BOYS WEAR, at prices that
cannot be surpassed by any other house in Rich
mond.
kIlIask is n call from one and all. lguarantec
satisfaction in everything above mentioned, be-
sides a saving of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
in the purchase OF goods.
JRHAYSFs. formerly of King william county,
Va, and r. 8. SMITIIER VIII be glad to see their
friends and acquaintanccs.
Particular attention is asked of all the country
people not to delay until 1t be too late to secure
some of those BARGAINS at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S
No. 1888 Main street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth,
No % rear Harris & Brothers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30

JUDGE CHAsE's ORDER.-The very proper
aud wise order made by Judge CHASE in
the United States Circuit Court in this city
relieving jurors from the iron-clad oath
has been favorably received by leading
Radical organs of the North. The New
York Times says " the general judgment of
"the public will approve this action and
"regard it a. the harbinger of peace"
Per contra, "FoRNEY is very much disgust
cd with the course of the Chief Justice, and
declares that it is the first step towards the
acquittal Of Mr.. DAVIS. There could be no
better attestation Of the propriety and JUS
tice of the act than its denunciation by
FoRNEY. The Chief Justice ought to be
profoundly obliged to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-30

HUNNIcUTT PASSING AwAY.-The Near
Nation Of Saturday announced that
owing to unexampled prescription its
editor, the Rev. Mr.. HUNNIcUTT, was
"foroed to suspend the publication of the
Daily NeO Nation" from that date. II
passes into a weekly, in the collapse stage
of the dying apostle of Radicalism.
His last homily is upon the test OATH
whose unhappy bearing on different classes
he recites: lst, That many did aid the re-
bellion by force Of circumstances who are
Union men, but won't take the oath be-
cause they fear public censure; I'd, Many
who can take the oath are not qualified TO
hold office; Sd, Many who can take the
oath and are qualified for office can't giue
required security what set Il; and 4th,
Many adventurers who had no standing at
home are "packed off on poor old Virginia
simply because they can take certain
"oatks."
Now, what does this perverse Radical
propose as q remedy for the evils OF the
iron-clad oath-in order to extend the range
of selection for offices so as to relieve the
State from the necessity of choosing amongst
incompetents and carpet-baggers Why,
that political disabilities be removed as
6 soon as possible from all good men eoho
"1oiA cooperate Nth the Republican party"
And this is the remedy Of the hypocrite
who buspends his paper because of amer,
ooepsed proScription," lie is enraged
against the carpet. baggers because they
wouldn't nominate him for Governor, and
proclains that he is the victim of "unex.
! ampled prescription" yet he immediately
& snrns upon the people of Virginia and de-
Yhies them liberty unless they cooperat,
~ with the Republican partly" Few woulc
complain il the "carpet-baggers" were t,
hang hims