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ARREST OF RoCHEFoRT THE EDIToR.-
Paris, November 5.-Eicuri Rochefort, the
editor Of the Lantcrne, set out from Brus-
sells Yesterday on his return to Paris. On
reaching the frontier he was arrested, but
was subsequently released and furnished
with safe conduct by the order of the En-
peror. He then resumed his journey, and
his arrival here is momentarily expected.
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ANOTHER HEAVY BURGLARY Boston,
November 5.-The safe Of the Dorchester
Insurance Company, at Neponset, was
blown open last night by burglars, and Il
large amount Of money taken. Entrance
was effected by drilling through the safe
and then blowing it up with gunpowder.
AS near as can be ascertained, the loss Is
500 900 10 go 600.
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g'.,a Darieri Canal.

New YORK, ;Eosember G:-The Alaska
has arrived with Aspinwai; dates OF the
10Th ultimo.
The Panama Legislature had unanimously
adopted resolution in favor OF the con-
strllction Of the cana across the lsthiaus Oh
Dnrinn
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Mules KILLED BY LIGuTNING.-St. Louis,
November GA dispatch from Fort Harker
to General Eaton, chief quartermaster, says
the Government coral at that post was
struck by lightning on Wednesday, and sixty
mules were killed and the building partially
burned.
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,ENCgH, TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
~. GRANDMOTHER, lslo MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDING-IRON,fo for marking
fectly adapted TO branding barrels or any other
article under the new Law.
Engravers' stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes In.
delibIe Ink, Steel Dies, Alphnbets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, Steel Kings,
Checks, Tags. &C.. wholesale and retail. mhs
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Tue REstiT IL WEST VIRGINIA.-The De"
mocrats twenty-four members 5f !hc House.
the Republicans nineteen, and the Liberals
thirteen. We are well satisfied that the final
figures will cause this classification to vary
very little Il any, Wheeling RegiSter'
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DNSOss 1879 1888 -, eeSsoo~>o--e
HUILE DE PHOSP 81 OREE CAP
IL SULES; t.2e s
GRAINS DE sANTE, DU DOCTEUR FRANCK,
to relieve habitual constipation;
SIROP DE RAIFORT lode, Lancelot;
SIROP DE LACTUCAR1I. Auberg.er;
INJECTION BROU;
PERLEs D'ESSENCE DE TEREBINTHINE !;
TUBES LEyASSEUR. for Asthma; tt .
FASTILLES DIGESTIVE. for Dyspepsia: St.ls
La PEPSISE, Boudault; 49,
PAULLINIA, Fournier; @
PAPER D'ALBESPEYRES VESICATOIRES;
PILULES DE BLANCHARD;
SAyON VERT ONCTUEUXI
FUNIGATEUR PICTORIAL, EspIc !; aws -
PAPER FAYARD EFT BLAYN, &C., &c.
Sold by MEADE e BAhER,
Agents for French Medicinal Preparations,
no i el9 Main street, Richmond Va
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ALLEGED PosT-OFFIcE RoDyERY.-Neao
York, November 5.-James Thompson and
James Mccormack, aged seventeen and nine
teen years, were arrested at Jersey City to-
day for robbing the post-otlice at Rockaway
last night.
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RowdyiSm.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-TWO police
men were seriously injured last night in at
tempting to arrest 4 party of colored row
dies who were disturbing the congregation
of the cnlOred BaDtist church. -----
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Caba,

HAVANA, November Gan expedition by
sen and land against the rebels at Cienga de
Zapota has failed. The rebels were posted
about the movement and withdrew.
Sugar is buoyant-No. II quoted at 90
OK cents.
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Fore;uu aiarkets-[BY TELEGRAPnl.

LONDON, November 0-Hoon.-Io-o"y Is h'''-
day. c...o swans
tlTEFttois2s sGs ssias. TO- soo un..es
fI IWrRPi;S:. Eoyember 6-Ecsntn1G. Tc.'.o
closed duh uplnnds, ,sa Orleans Ia lTs1 sa ui
Loco bales INCLUDING oSo ior e rds'n So rueu-
tine declia2d. Tallow, IGs. Pd.
PARIS, November C--Bourse opens dull. Rentes,
IF lie.
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View York Money Market.

NEW YORK. November e-Eoentng. Money
easy Mt 4H6 per cent.
The Bank statement this week Is remarkable.
The Ieeai-tender reserve ts lower than for lon
time The loans show m increase OF g, $50. goo !;
snecie Increases. $780, ooO circulation increases,
acc 900 Seposts increase. over 80 COO 600 ana ie-
caI-tenders decrease % ESQ ooo Sterling quiet
at los,1lna1 Gold 1aef6li26i. Governments nrner.
state bonds dull hut firm. North Carolina tspe-
cia, tna.I bonds alone are active.
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yTRG1Nfa NEWS.

" /.
SOMETHING REAARKABLE.-The most re.
ffarkable case of honesty we have overheard
Of came to our knowledge n few days ago.
A gentleman who lived in this county nearly
thirty years ago, and since that time had
beef living Id 4 distant State, owed several
of our citizens iuot:ey to tho amount of
nearly fifty dollars. Whilst on aylsit to this
county a short time since he came to Fin
castle and paid these gentlemen every cent
he owed them, they having forgotten all
about the debts, and only remembering them
on his exI inning the circumstances under
which the were made. Such an evidence
bankrupt law, the stay law, and all other
such laws, is really refreshing, and we
chronicle it for the benefit of those who
think there are no honest men "these
times. - Fncastle Herald.
BOYD 1sb MosaY. Those who saw Boyd's
scurrilous and boastful letter to the New
York Herald, dated at Warrentony viii be
amused (but not greatly surprised to learn
that whel Chat letter was penned he had
already sold ont his office and left Warren.
ton. Colonel Mosby Of course did not fol-
low him, nor notice his letter.
The RAILRoAD.-With few more weeks
open weather the Winchester and Strasburg
road will be in condition for rolling stock
from enc to end. The scream of the whistle
is already waking up the babies above Kerns-
TOWN. Winchester Nescs.
DetEo ATEs.-The Fairfax County Repub-
lican Convention, held Oh Monday last, Sc
lected Judge Charles II. Bramhall and Ma
ior 0. L. lime as delegates to the State Con-
vcntion which assemblies at Richmond ON
the 9th instant.
TEE Corn CRor.-Ouf COUNTRY friends in
this section who have gathered in their corn
inform us that the crop is not more than y
third of tie usual yield.-Lynchburg Neocs
A Norfolk gentleman has presented Gene
raj Lee with cane made from one Of the
ribs of the Merrinlac.
The cornerstone Of the normal school
building at Hampton, Va, was laid on
Friday last br General Howard with i'm
posing cere monies.
Mr. johnson, Of New Jersey, has pur-
chased the "White Farm" containing 115
acres; situated near Newto"n; Frederick
county, va.
The iron bridges across the James river
on the SoutlIsidc road, which are to replace
the present wooden structures, are rapidly
approaching completion, and it is expected
the cars will cross them by the first or mid
die of ef.-Lynchburg Ne,rs.
Rufus Hughes lcoloredl, who was tried at
Fairfax Courthouse OH Monday last on the
charge Of attempting TO commit an Outrage
upon young girl named Elizabeth Nc
| Cawlev, was sentenced by the court to
| twenty years nupI4aouA...-l; II ~; Den-
Tertiary.
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Sotto, Grade fSSr the Past week.

New YORK. November G.-The following
is statement of the cotton trade at United
States ports for the past week: Receipts,
%, AGO bales. Exports-To Great Brit
ain, 20,640 bales; to the Continent, $40
bales. Stock Oh hard and shiDboard not
cleared, d. ,525 bales.
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A lady died in Cory, Penn, on Friday,
from the effects Of chloroform administered
bv a dentist. She had been subject to heart
disease.
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EQUESTRIAN STATUE TO GENERAL GRANT.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The committee
having in charge the erection Of the eques-
TRAN statue Of General Grant have obtained
sufficient amount of subscription to war
rant them in proceeding with the work, and
today directed the sculptor, j. A. Bailey,
Of philadelphia. to proceed with the statue.
The statue will be Of bronze, c&St from cam
non captured by. General Grant. 1t is to be
n!cq}oSsal size; The pedestal is to be single
block oil granite. 1t will he erected upon the
terrace on the south front of the Treasury
building. The full height OF the statue will
he about twenty-five feet, exclusive Of the
pedestal, The total cost, including pcdes-
ial, will be about So 900. Eir. Mallet, the
supervising architect of the Treasury De-
uartmcnt, will have the south front of the
Treasury repaired and ready for the statue
~ the first Of JANUARY next.
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INTERESTING TO TEACHERS AND
STUDEN1s1Just is ssh, 18th, THE GEN 81. 4
PENDLETON. Principal Of Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL School Richmond, Va. and formerly AS
si-tant Professor OF Mathematics at the Virginia
Military Institute, and Civil Engineer.
This work Is SOMETHING NEW, and much
needed, as 1t cniorCes the general principles by
contrast. placing enumeration Of all kinds OF mum.
beers together, and tie same for addition, &C; 1t
includes fractions In the generalization, and the
expression of quantity by the unit Is made the
KEY to the whole subject. 1t Is neatly bound, anu
sold at the moderate price Of 81.
Extract iron. the Educational Journal Of Ptr-
ginid.
Possessed Of a mind of remarkable clearncss
and racy. the author has given TO the prepara-
ton of this work the results Of his knowledge and
experience, and has, We feel confident presented
to the students OF arithmetic Il hook worthy OF
prncraI adoptiOn.n n u 1.-THE generallZa-
ion of principles their pract cal use. and the sim
pifcaton OF those which have been so iinpericctly
and satisfactorily present cd in the majority OF
the arthmctics thrust upon the public VIII, we be-
eve. for this excellent treatise very great
popularity
Upon the receipt Of the price this book VIII be
sent to any address, postage prepaid.
BATES IL WADDy BROTHERS,
Publishers and Booksellers,
oc 2S-lOt 1903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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BRITISH POSTAL RATES. Washington,
November 5.-From late intelligence recei-
we'd through Mr., Thornton, the British Min
,tcr, il appears that her Majesty's Govern
mrut i prepared to reduce the single rate
Of postage for prepaid letters between the
United States and the United Kingdom to
fhrrn nnnrn.
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The Illinois Constitutional ConYen'

Sr. Lor1s. November 6.-The Illinois
Constitutional Convention stands: kept'b-
leans, 40; Democrats, 40; Conservatives,
.. Tndhppndpnt
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OREAT IMPROv YEMEN T-SEW
TGOOH,S-ChRY & AMBLER. having greatly
increased. THEIR stock, wish. In addition to their
usual assortment Of School Boo Ks, stationery &c,
tn call spccial acntiou to their variety of Bibes
Prayer-Books with tic additional hymns, Hynln-
Books. Photograph Albums, Wrtirg-nesks,
Work Boxes, Memorandum and Pocket-Books.
cold Pens &C.. &c.: all Of which they Will take
pleasure IN showing, and offer at prices to suit The
times. No. i:oy MAiN IlhE6i;
opposite st, Charles Hotel, Richmond, va.
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IRifl1alond 1lspatfh,
NOVEMBER s, 1869.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
orrssnondence OF tho Richmona Dispatch.

~. ~.
Tho Radicals here are dismaycd at the re-
,,,i, ~ tbc New York election. for although
fhnr eSnected that the Democratic candi-
sata fo,! Secretary Of State might possibly
we elected bva small majority they were by
W., W. r,esns anprehenSire Of losing the LeSis-
: ~ The next Legislature elects the
i,nitei States senator in the place OF Conk-
lin. and the Republicans fear that the pre-
sent Democratic success will shape matters
next year.
The rumors that Secretary Boutwell, in
tends bringing ont four per cent. loan find
crroi credit here: Parties have written
from Europe urging that q financial plan OF
that character be adopted, and prominent
tinancicrs who are satisfied that the reduc-
lions OF the public debt as shown by the
statements issued on the first of every
month, together with the gradual reduction
NJ expenditures in al the Government De-
rartnentS, have inspired sufficient conf
6cucc TO guarantee the sticcesS of new
loan, viii doubtless take up large share Of
Il. 1t is hardly probable, however, that any
Dullic official alluSion to it will be made
until tie Sccretaly's report is sent to Con-
cgc>S.
James +. Maupin has been appointed
<torckecpcr Of internal revenue for the
sixth Virginia district.
The Important seizures Of internal reve-
r,1n stamp and Government note counter
fc!ters made recently al NeT York and
other places north of here are TO be imme-
dtatclY followed up, and the operations of
the detectives will extend over wide range
Of States. The authorities are disposed to
believe that they have at lost got hold Of q
clue which will successfully end the opera
,;ons Of counterfeiters Of Government
stamps and securities in this country.
TIC lqrpc lf
-tn.rcss arrived to-day, A fair proportion
Of those here are from Pennsylvania, who
are working IN the interests of their high
tariff principles, and who fear the western
Democratic education OF the President on
tita: tonic: IINOS
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THr MESSAGE AND DoCU&ESTs,-It is eX-
rccdiEgly probable that the President, Sec
Tctary ot the Treasury, and possibly some
Of The other Department heads, will return
To the old practice of submitting the messages
and reports to Congress in writing.-Wdsh
7p9fgJl EfnuiyiIcQ1
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rVEETH EXTRACTED WITH-gz
L OUT pAIN.-Havlng supplied my-UIrIp
self with the most improved apparatus for making
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, am prepared to En-
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
PAIN. The gas Is pleasant to breathe, and en-
JUDSON L. WOOD, u. D. $.
Office, Main street between Seventh and Eighth
ONE door below Harrison's drug store.
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joseph Freeman has been appointed post
master at Lexington, Va, uice Robert
Campbell, suspended.
Secretary Fish and the Hon. John Rose,
Of III" Canadian Government, have prepared
arcciprocity treaty, which will be submitted
10 Congress at the ensuing session.
Maior-jIcncral A. r. Howe, Colonel II.
\. Dupont, and Colonel J. T.Sprague, have
been ordered to provost marshals' dUty III
the first military district Of Virginia.
The restoration Of the public lands here
tofore reserved by the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company will probably cause the
company TO adopt the route through the
San joaquin valley and connect with the
Western Pacific railroad near Stockton,
California,
The social equality dodge is fast becoming
feature OF all amuSemcnts III Washington
city. 1t was victorious at Metzerott Hall
Wednesday night last, the occasion OF the
Patti concert, and General sherman had the
distinguished honor TO be favored with a
conspicuous seat near that of an African
couple OF midnight hue.
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ENSURES ON MUTUAL SoS.FoRFElTIssla' at
fl,f AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANE. ~!

~. = So sSlisi5 II
Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY Pen
CENT. which pro veg tile economy OF ite manage.
ment, and It's careful selection OF risks.
saJ OFFICERS:
JOIN f g. AEpWSE2 y fsesIsia
d. J. HaRTsoOK, Secretary -.
2; J; HoRRINs, Assistant Secretary;
o. =. 4 i. PRR9SSlh, Sasnaef @ ~
:. j; ssliTA Medical Advisers; e.
PhorsssoR 3. B. SMITH Aetnary 4 y 8 ~. 9,z
2: PaE s LEI q, Sonsllting Ae,aary ao,.,..
VIM. p; dsA,AAGGs. GEORGE ;39 G. S;IT,AsdLAEh'
". e. GARRRIISaros wv. =: i PA IIpa
4: + + :s sE2KET Gh i. e PIkRda.
JOHN e. EDWARDS. JOHN G; WILLIAMS.
: t,I-1.- DAN'L j. HARTSoOK.
This company has met With . success beyond AL
paraelin life tnsaranss AND stfsrs 70 sne s,r
and surpassed by none In existence. = !. VI
1t advises the payment OF all cash pTeIni%mr Pc
cause then Dividends WiIl continually Y ,eeSi1e
w lI allow Loan on anticipating poicles
please lease remember their cash payments sre NO.
likely to decrease and that interest Is 70 De pato
aare en a no sor Of
miums, but endorses the loan on It's policies unth
absorbed by dividends or policy Is pm yablc.
Ithas no restriction on residence or trayei, aa
Ties guaranteed on the face of the policy as part OK
the contract. r4
II has the following valuable features which no
other pany gives The late war tau 9ht many tne
penalty of helng separated from the home once pY
having their past payment forfeited This S com N
event of separation from its ONCE by any Inter.
vention guarantees to such all the right OF non:
forfeiture, paid-up policy. surrender value anS
Reinstatement, rs though there had been no SuSh
Intervening cause. s.ss
Its investments are made for southern Advance.
with our people. Then, why should they continue
to impoverish themselves by sending money on
which can as easily, as safely, as proatapiy, Do
spent at home? - 49, =. :. -,
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks All
who wish to insure to compare its rates, terms,
progress, with any company, and feels coundcnS
its merits will equal any other company's:
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN-g1A
~ list, brings to the practice OF his CITD
profession All experience of nearly twenty years,
tncreby enabling him 10 give full satisfaction to
his patrons. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted ct
low prices, and the natural ones filled and pre-
with rapidly, and certainly trihout pain
Onice, No. 1913 Main street Give doors above
Spotsw0od IlOtell Richmond Va. L.
nR. GEORGE +. KEESEE, gra- EA
4 y duate of the Baltimore College ofUbYfH
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided attention TO
all operations pertaining to the practice Of den
tistry both in Its relations 10 the NATURAL Or
CANS aud to their substitution by beautiful sets OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid of pure nj
trous oxide gas when desired.
Office corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
OC 25-lm
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MsURAHCE COHPAuIl1
DIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIE,
Il Il 1ssURAscE coarAsf,
HOME OFFICE, RIoHMosD. VA.

asse.s h, sco,ocs.
Policies issued in little over swo years. s.'s'.
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CONFECTI0NERTES.

CONFECTH0NERIES
lust RECEIVED In ADDITION TO
s ssss H iEzBSEh& sG GAEFhs, +
bags COCOA NUTS,
so boxes NEW RAlSINS,
boxes BAKERS COCOA, ...
boxes DESICCATED COCOA NUT,
cases LEMON SUGAR,
cases FARISA,
1000 R6and e sssartsd iTAh CANDY
5000 CIGARS (cholce brands),
8 Dozen D GS1f' HAMS,
boxes CITRON,
for sale low. W. w. TRIBBETT,
noa lll2 Main street.
TIRST OF THE SEASON NEW
Z CROP SMYRNA FIGS, RAISINs, sc.
80 boxes NEW-CROP MALAGA RAIsINS-
10 barrels prime CRANBERRIEs, only 7sc.
NEW W G S1'iSG PICKLES, In half bar
5 gross C0X's GELATINE-; Just received for
sale by LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
oc % Confectioner, 1912 Main street.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
. j. ! i S3FrsIs ITEsA fT cFbES;;
''"s Sc S Boxes ffssYEF nAIsISSs,
100 drums SMYRNA y I, PiGsSs,
10 boxes TURKISH PRUSES'
Is barrels PICKLES,
10 cases SARDlNEs.
500 boxes FRENCH CANDIES,
Our Worm Confcc,ions and Butter Scotch Candy
should be In every household. = ,,,,,rp
GIVE lie" CALL ,s "a: Msin street.
oc 10 1919 Mill stfee''
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rrsuRANCE ComPAM1Es.
ORGANIZED IN 1s42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD. -srssrs

Cash receipts for the year ending February
1869, over STA, 900, 900.
Cash assets February l, 1889, Invested in bonds
and mortgages worth double the amount loaned
over S32. 900, 600. sst -fsgr - 81 -ia.g
Number Of policies In force February !, 1882,
e. 1885, -
This Is an all-cash and o PURELY MUTUAL conf
pASY, and is conducted on the only principle
which time ana experience has proven to be ulti.
mately safe and trustworthy. All OF It's profits
are divided annually among the insured in the
most equitable manner, which can be used to De:
crease the premiums or. TO purchase add,tionai
Insurance, ut the option Of the polcy-holders.
DR.. j. B. MCCAw, Medical Examiner.
Insure YOUR Property with ss:s. ~,
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY.
JOHN l.. BACON, President.
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN. Secretary. t---.ss
Applications solicited. ID. .y--.-
oc l2--dtf&wlm JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
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The RAnRoAD.-With a few more weeks
open weather the Winchester and Strasburg
road will be in a condition for rolling stock
from enc to end. The scream of the whistle
is already waking up the babies above Kerns-
town. Winchester Nears,
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pou4ts AMP STATIONERY.

DOOEs-13tS MAIN STREET. RAN
d DOLPH 4 ENGLISH ,;tra for. sae q large
stock Of Law !n1w and 9d NI RIg *.
SE0TS HOOKS: BIBLES PRAYER and
HYEN-BOOES: ALBUMS. etc. STATION
cry. WRITfEG-DESKS. RTE . los,
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, EAMEs'
etc. ,s
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Dividends paid on life policies FORTY f is,I
CENT. which proycs the economy OF ife manas0.
ment, and It's careful selection OF risks.
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DtLEn ATEs.-The Fairfax County Repub-
lican Convention, held on Monday last Sc
lected Judge Charles II. Bramhall and Ma
ior 0. L. lime as delegates to the State Con-
vcntion which assemblies at Richmond on
the 9th instant!
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TEE Corn CRor.-O;if COUNTRY friends in
this section who have gathered in their corn
inform us that the crop is not more than y
third of tie usual yicld.-Lynchburg Neors.
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Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA. November Q, 1862.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-17

W NiIiil l!!I-N, ND. lA.,
TTAS in charge for safe the following LOTS
K 4 ond FAHMS:
lot, |th Acre in Wnl,a!!a, near Court House.
- 2 Acres in Wulhn'n. fine hnilling si.c.
GOa2l0 feet, below WuIhn!a, fac build
ing site.
$50 = , o feet, below Walha'a, fine build.
:" 10 Acres, below Walhalla, fine building
Sito.
:" zoo Acres, unimprcvcd, . miles from
{" 52o Acres improved, miles from Wal
hala.
{" 1850 Acres, $50 acres Bo.aom improved,
]3 miles from Wallalla
+" 400 Acros, Blue Ridge Railroad. Perry
vIlo Depot, miles from WaIhalIa.
500 Acres, near perryvilic Depot, 0
miles from Wnlhalla.
(" 600 Acres, Seneca Creek, near Perry
vile Depot
~' 46 Acres, in Walhnla.
"a lG5 acres, 30 acres Of bottom, improved,
miles Of Walhnlln
100 acres. on Little River 10 miles
Wa!,;alla. 100 acres Of bottom, ,ceH im-
Troscd
{" 1900 acres. 14O acres Of Creek Bottom,
improved, fine stoc,: fal,u, llmi!cs from
Walhnlla.
:" 10 acres, woodland, we'll lmLtrcd ono
mile from Wnlhalla
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