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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-26
THE Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS: THE Re

THE Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS: The Re
publican press are congratulating: hemseive
over the defeat of ex-President johnson fO
the Senate. Let them not, however, be TOT
precipitate We can tell them that Mr.
johnson will be in IKE next Congress. HI
will be in the House from his district in Eas
Tennessee. That is his old place, and from
it he can ventilate the Radical party, vel
as in the Senate. The House was ex-Presi
dent Adams position, and it will be ex'
President Johnson's. He is going there"
Great Scott Has it arrived mt such
an era Of unbIushing impertinence, even
in the history of the Copperhead party,
tia, a newspaper holding as much
prominence as the Cincinnati Enquirer
dares to compare Andrew Johnson of
Tennessee with John Quincy Adams ?
This man ''whose intellectual density,
is, compared with ordinary Obtuseness
what night is to a cloudy afternoon,
what the fog of the Hebrides is to the
haze of Tivoli;" this man who has
played treason with more variations
than any man, living or dead; this most
unclean and impairment of demagogues;
this poor white" whose heavy headed
reyels east and west make us traduced
aud jeered by all other nations and
tongues; compare this man in his best
moments to John Quincy Adams in his
worst and weakest? Angels and Minis
,ers of grace defend US from the e1er.
else OF such unmitigated ribaldry. John
s)n may we'll ask to be saved from the
i'll advised fat,ery CT his friends; and
would, if he had self respect enough to
vita,izs a sense of manly modesty with
in him, 60 back to the ''sequestered
quiet" of his Native VILLAGE" and
stay there, read his Bible, repent of his
Gins, and try and deserve the forgive
ness of God and the forgetfullness of
man.
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IBVAOA.
[rrom til. Overland Monthly for D.e.mb.r.

[From the Overland Monthly for Dscsmbsr.l
Sphinx, down whose rugged face
The sliding centuries their burrows cleave
BY sun, and frost, and cloud-burst scare,
to leave
Perceptible trace
OF age or sorrow;
Faint hints of yesterdays with no tomorrow
My mind regards thee with questioning eye
To know thy secret, high.
If Theban mystery,
With head of woman, soaring, bird-iike
wings,
And serpeni's tail on lion's trunk, were things
Puzzled in history;
And men invented
For it an origin which represented
Chimera and a monster double-headed,
BY myths Phenician welded
Their issue being this
This most chimerical and wondrous thing
From whose dumb mouth not even the gods
could wiring
Truth, nor antithesis
Then, what think is,
This creature-being chief among mems
sphinxes-
Is eloquent, and overfuws with story,
Beside thy silence hoary
Nevada-desert, waste,
Mighty, and inhospitable, and stern;
Hiding meaning over which we yearn
In eager, painting haste
Grasping and losing,
Still being deluded ever by our choosing
Answer us, Sphinx What is. thy meaning
double
But endless toll and trouble
Inscrutable, men strive
To rend thy secret from thy rocky breast;
Breaking their hearts, and periling heavens
rest
For hopes that cannot thrive;
Whilst unrelenting,
Upon thy mountain throne, and unrepenting,
Thou sittest, basking in fervid sun,
Seeing or hearing none.
/ sit beneath thy stars
The shallop moon beached on bank of
clouds
And see thy mountains wrapped in shadowy
shrouds,
Glad that the darkness bars
The days suggestion
The endless repetition Of one question;
Glad that thy stony face l cannot see,
Nevada-Mystery
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GOVERNOR BUrLER of Nebraska will
call an extra las he officially announces)
session of the Legislature Of that State
for the purpose of ratifying the fifteenth
Amendment.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,
CARSON CITY, oRNsBr COUNTY, STATE OF NEVADA,
October 2lst, 1850.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN State and County Taxes for the fecal year
Of 1859 are now due and payable at this Office.
And that the law in regard to their collection wl
be strictly enforced.
H. 8. MASON, Treasurer,
and ex-offcio Tax Receiver.
n. Bon all Taxes remaining unpaid At the
Close Of business On ths 18th q November, 1869.
ten per cent. will b added for dslinquency. ID
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Pastry GooD.-California has re-
duced her state debt more than 81 ,000,-
900 during the past two years. In the
meantime several Of the mining counties
have confessed themselves bankrupt.
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PRoLIF,c PEoplE.-Tbere are 90, 90,

PROLIFIC PEoPLE.-Tbere are 90 600
Irish people in Liverpool, Sc 600 10
Manchester, 600, 900 in London, and
Notwithstanding the multitude who
have migrated to India, Australia,
Canada aud the United States, there
are still over 10000 inhabitants in
Ireland,
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AMssDuxs1s TO rHg NATURALIZATION

L.ws-A late letter from Washington
relates that an earnes. effort will be
made next winter in Congress to SO
Rmead the Naturalization laws as to
restrict their application to the U. S
Courts. The terra of years after which
foreigners may be Daturalized will be
abbrevis'ed; bu: none who are thus
made citizens can vote until one year
after getting their 6nal papers.
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Following - the suostence OF TN
latest kilograms as We find them in las
evenings Gold Hill News:
The Pullman through train (express
arrived from San Francisco At Sacra
mento on time, Wednesday, and wen
on East.
1t seems that the irregularity which
attends the running of trains on the
Western Road is still creating delays
aud, consequently, dangers.
Following is q dispatch from Exc
under date Of Nov. Gath
Charles McWilliams, J. H. Mills and
J. c. Frazer have made arrangements
with Ward & Co., large owners in the
Mineral Hill District, for the erection of
a ten stamp mill at that camp, which
will be running within thirty days.
The last shipment of ore from the
Mountain City mine, Cope District,
which was taken from the surface, as
saved over three hundred dollars to
the ton.
Hill Beachy aud George Hearst came
in to night by stage from Cope. Hears,
has some fine specimens which &c is
taking to San Francisco.
The snow storm has lessened the
shipment of freight TO White Pine.
The large freighters are preparing their
outfits for the winter roads, while the
smaller ones and OF teams are drawing
off.
The Grand Jury will be full to-mor-
row and will go TO WORK Immediately.
Several important criminal cases are
set for trial during the term.
The Court room in the new Court
house will be ready for occupancy next
week.
Considerable snow is reported on the
Cope and White Pine roads. Very
little has fallen iu this valley.
The imbroglio with regard to the
Spanish gunboats now lying in New
York is stated as follows under date OF
New York, Nov. "a:
United States Dis rict Attorney Pier.
repent received instructions yesterday
to proceed against the Spanish gun
boats, now almost ready to sail, for
breach of ths neutrality laws. The
order Of the District Court was obtained
for their seizure on the grounds pre-
ferred by the Government, that these
vessels are to be used by the foreign
State of Spain to cruise and commit
hostilities against the citizens and
property of the colony or people off
Cnbs, with which the United States
are at peace. This being urged by
the legal representatives of the Gov
eminent under the direction of the
Administration, is f;ly called quasi.
of the Cubans as belliger
ents, for in it lies embodied the idea /
that for the purposes CT our neutrality
laws, Spain and the people Of Cuba are
two distinct communities, and neither
must trample upon the rights of the
other while enjoying the hospitality of
the United States. Tie main ground of
their seizure, however, is, that they are
to be used against a foreign State
With whom the United States is at
peace, ,o-wit: The republic Of Peru.
The recent demand by the Spanish
Minister for their release was refused
by the Government.
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THg FiFTkENTH AMENDMENT.

New York Herald says, at is proba-
BILE tha, the proclamation of the com
ple,e ratification will be made from
Washington befnre the lst of January,
which will settle the question and re-
duce Nor,hern Democracy 10 the wise
alternative of joining the Southern De-
II ocr4cy 10 cutivating the Negro vote. "
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n OF | c. e!

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
November q, 1869.
4 Ii PERSONS CLAIMING TO OWN ANY
"A Timber, Lumber, Card-wood, known to
have been cut land, the title of which is in the
United States Government, at the time said
Tint er. Lumber or Wood was cut are required to
settle the Stumpage for the same at this Office,
before removing the Sane, it will be seized and
sold in accordance with the Act of Congress and
the instructions Of the General Land Office.
F. D. TODD. Register.
Nv S. c. WRIGHT, Receiver.
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EsrEaPRIs..-The Detroit Free Press
mentions, as an illustration of what
can be accomplished BY industry and
perseverance, that "twenty years ago
Henry Thompson was MT worth a cent.
To-day be owns handcart, and does
hauling at thirty cents per load"
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rEvcKss CrrY, - We learn from the
r.ibuse, bad sarrow escape from con-
Aagratios % Sunday, and ssov storo
On Tuesday.
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BORN

IN Carson City. on Wednesday, November 2ith
1862 to the wife of douglas Sears, daughter.
At Clear Creek, on Thursday. November 25th
to the wife Emanuel Penrcd, da ghter.
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eau TION!

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
November q, 1865.
4 Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
IN not to Remove, Destroy Obliterate the
Notices issued by this Once, and posted on Tim
Der. Wood, or Land, or they will be proceeded
against by a criminal prosecution, in accordance
with the law in such cases made and provided.
u. d. TODD, Register.
1w S. c. WRIGHT, Receiver.
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v. & T. r. e. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
~ more excursionists will be permitted on
the Construction Trains Of the v. 4 T. r. R., the
Company being unwilling to assume the risk Of
transporting passengers on the cars now In
Parents are requested to prevent their children
from playing about the track and cars.
II. NJ. YERINGTON,
superintendent Y. { 7. R. r.
Carson, October q, 1860.
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nRY GOODs.
l FRESH ARRIVAL OF new GOODS.
THE FIRST GREAT FALL OF DRY GOODS
- :. THIS EEASON

Just received ut ISAAC COHEE's one Of to
handsomcst and best selected stock In this city.
most Of which were bought far below the marie.
rate, and as usual, EVERY ADVANTAGE WILL
BE GIVEN TO customers.
: NV stock of DRESS GOODS comprises almost
every style ont this season. and they are selected
with such great that they must please the
most fastidous. The prices on many arc reduced
FXs1-GEoIo RED cALrcoEs at 0, 10, ias and
The cheapest BiEACHED and UyBLEAcHED
COTTON sold for years, full yard wide, at
l2sc. the most popular makes at IS md 1sc.
The GERMAN HASD-WOYES TABLE LINEN
at 60c. worth double
TOWELS from Fl. so per dozen to 81 wcrth -. 50 !;
Large stock Of WHITE GOODS:
SWISS MUSLIN at lee. worth CSC. 2sc. worth
SAINsooKs, CHECKS, and oAMBRICs, at a
proportlonate rate:
Sun UMBRELLAS ut so and &c.:
LADIES' HOSE at 10, II, 10, 90, 2s, and 3sc., for
English;
A beautiful selection or LACE POINTS;
BLACK SILKS ut all prices
One OF the best and cheapest stocks Of CASSI-
MERES In the city, all wool, various shades,
BLEACHiED AND BROWN LINEN DRILLS,
COTTONADES, &c.
LACE FOR CURTAINS at less than market
rates.
An early call Is respectfully solicited.
ISAAC COHEN, 3o5 Broad street,
my 22-at between Third and Fourth.
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TNHE LATEST ATTRACTIONS
l. AT
JULIUS MEYERS DRY GOODS HOUSE,
W soa p,o,n srpvvr W., S,xru
'"' - ''"'
ousI recel'eu from ny NeT ! "Fh aeenLs soile
e3ceen. pai Sai us IN t 49, hansns
rum ~ " 'O''-'hc e''e"pcs' hooH' 'A'e h"u se''
GLOyEs-IS KID, Isle THREAD, &C.
for 1,doo ,,isses and ,erts sr,.,did Xar,e,v
'o' '"''' 10 roren, beS nrr 81 Ok x ids '-'
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defeat the Constitution

What wisdom Is there in defeating the
constitution? If you defeat it where are
Won. You have Governor WELLS IN ONCE
you win be again at the mercy Of the Con-
grcss, after having rejected the opportunity
"a get into the Union under such modill-
cation Of the Radical constitution as WIZ
cufranchise ten thousand whites anu s''e
the right to hold office to one hunareo 'iiou-
,,,d white men who arc by that instrument
dcnr;red Of It. Yon will have done lhis IN
mo face Of the fact that the Republican
marty Is In power in the Federal Govern
mont for four years to come certainly. Ana
,.o,, vii, have done this under circumstances
fbot win most assuredly be employed to
ronr serious disadvantage, and probably Tor
The ipposition of further expressions and
dcprivations. Win this improve your sltua-
ton? Will the thousands of failures that
longer continuation Of the state OF uncer-
ta;ntv will occasion improve affairs! VIII
the furnishing of fresh preteXts for persecu-
ton. on the ground that we are contunla-
rious, better our condition. Will prolonged
delay and apprehension be good, or will
they not take us on down to confusion ana
ruin? .at.
That the test-oath and DISTINGUISHING
clauses will DC voted out we have no doubt
Then the constitution should be adopted, OF
our situation win be worse than ever: iul
of doubt and apprehension with their con
sequences of ruin and decentralization, theTe
will be not enough of spirit and harmony o
opinion left amongst the white people Il
achieve triumph at any election for a de-
cade. Meantime, who will rule rs: Answer
il who can.
.4aopt the constittdion-that Is the dooi
through which we will escape from the great
bastile in which we have been cooped.
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The Petersburg Express says if the people
VOTE DOWN THE CONSTITUTION!
neither WELLS nor WALKER will be elected.
True enough. We hadn't thought of that.
And if General GRANT and Mr.. CoLrAx and
the President OF the Senate and the Speaker
OF the House of Representatives all die this
summer, Mr.. CHASE will become President
and relieve us from all our political troubles.
There's consolation for YOU. However, be-
lore we wind UP this article, it may he wei
enough TO remind the Express that if there
Is no election Of Governor, Wells remains
III the suheratorlal chair, and may remain
'here-how long nobody can tell. Thus Is tn
.'Su.' 'h't The Express will bring about. il
!. "rihSs about anything! Is that consola-
ton:
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DIED.


Atso'clock +. NJ. May 81. Miss AGNES HUI
SHEER. aged twenty-five years.
Farewell, farewell, Is 4 lonely word
1t oitmes brings tear;
Farewell, farewell we say 1T last
10 thee we love so dear.
Farewell, farewell.
Goodbye goodbye, our 4 gnes dear;
SGarcwcll, farewell, we speak.
We will strive to meet thee Agnes dear,
On that great Judgment seat.
Goodbye, goodbye.
Yes, will miss thee. Agnes, nj nome
At morn. Mt noon, and ut night:
There is Il seat now vacant at the table
Where your presence has caused Us dei'sh''
Dear Agnes, now what will we do :?
We VIII wait, we will watch in vain.
You are gone from the earth Of troubles:
But We will strive to meet thee again.
May She rest in peace JOHN II. 6 ". Ii.
The friends and relatives arc requested to attend
her funeral. from st. Nlary's German Gntholic
church, Marshall street. between | hird anu ourth
streets, TD-MoRROW Sunday AFTERNOON
nj o. clock
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Stanton papers
please copy.
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The Dispatch is aware that it has ever
been held improper for Federal office
holder, and especially one living in Wash
inron, to NEEDLE in the local politics OF
the States. Federal officers arc ever on
trial. and it is altogether uniting that they
should sit upon their own trial. In other
DAYS such interference never failed to pro-
woke the harshest criticisms. The indellcacy
Of ii is clearly established by the general
repucnance with which such obtrusiveness
is regarded. We have known Conscientious
men who held Federal offices in this city
who would not even vote. They considered
they had no right to vote in their own trial
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REaisraAas.-It is very important that in:
tellieent and Trustworthy gentlemen should
be appointed registrars. General Sanoy
has great difficulty in procuring sucn men n;
We trust that the people of the districts VIII
exert themselves to bring before the Gene
rol the names Of good men who can take
the oath. Without a proper reglstration'
conducted by proper men, the election soon
70 take place viii not be true expression
Of the public will. This is matter OF VitaI
importance, and the people cannot devote
themselves to it with too much activity.
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LieCok LlcESsEs.-It is found mos, diff.
Gun matter for the commissioners Of tho re-
venue TO get at number OF .rougeries
which are the source of great deal of dis
turbance TO the public peace. The persons
who keep them, mostly negroes, will not
acknowledge that they retail liquor, and il
is difficult to convict them. Many of them
are defiant and insolent in the extreme. If
II is possible for the military authority to
reach them, 1t would be well that it should.
Their influence upon the morals of the Ia
boring class is very bad, and it would be d.
Unfinished by forcing them to pay the license.
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e ..Nr,TuEr." This is very positive word
of a few impracticables who are like all OF
MS under the pressure Of q positive force
and doomed to certain fate that make their
position an absurdity mere shooting at
the sky.
"Neithcr!'' indeed? How can 1t be
neither? II you defeat WALKER, WELLS Is
vour Governor. If you defeat the constitu-
ton WELLS is still your Governor. Where,
then, is your Neither" oh, pride of
opinion! what absurdities do'st thou bring
upon men.
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My SECOND GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
Ais BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS.

We have just received one OF the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS OF SPRING AND SUM
MFR DRY GOODS ever offered In this city, and
ut prices to suit one and all.
CALICO ut 10 and lolc.;
LENOS at CSC. per yard, really worth 3oc.;
STRIPED GRENADINE ut Sic;
STRIPED CIIALLIE. Csc;
SATIN-STRIPED MOZAMBIQUE at 4cc., really
great bargain:
SATIN-STRIPED CHINA POPLIS ut 5cc.
JAPANESE POPLIN-plan, plaid, and striped :
BLACK GRENADINE. BAREGES,
TAMARTANES, &C.:
FIGURED GRENADINES;
LLAMA LACE POINTS at all prices;
SILK SACQUES:
SUMMER SHAWLS-a large variety;
WHITE GOODS OF every description:
81 GRENADINES, BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGANIZES, for Shawls:
EMBROIDERED and l. A CE HASDkER-
CHIEFS, from 90 10 75c.
LINEN BOSOMS, full size, Csc;
IRISH LINEN, PILLOW-CAsE and SHEET
ING LINEN
JULIUS SYCLE. al5 Broad street
between Fourth and Fifth.
APPS next door to Kciningham's bookstore
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DHGNIX FOUNDRY,
L no. 9 EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
RICHMOND, VA.
VILLA " B. C OOK,

VILLA VI B. coo X,
MANUFACTURER OF
Iron Railing, handsome patterns OF Balconies
and yerandahs. Vault and Cellar Doors, Gratings
Window Guards, Awning Frames Corinthian
Columns and Capitals Ornamental Cast Brackets
for shelving, &C., all sizes; Gas and Water Pipe,
Hydrant Keys and Rods for water and gas, Venti-
lators for brick and wood cornice, Traps for by
drants and culverts, Coal Shoots. .-
full line OF PLOW-CASTINGS for plows In
general use throughout the country always on hand
All kinds Of IRON WORK for buildings and
castings generally.
Thankful 70 the public for their liberal patron
age for the past fifteen years, most respectfully
solicit the continuance OF the same.
All orders filed with dispatch and promptly at
tended 20 in the best workmanlike manner.
my lin
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MARHIED,

On tle Goth instant at the residence of the bride
mother. bv the Rev. John NJ. Butler, MIR. PAulc
c. JONES to Miss LUCY Is. fAhMbh' al Va
this city.
On Tuesday, 18th instant. by Rev. Henry Wall:
Mr.. WARREN i. SMITH and Miss HANNAH
W'IIEISOS: all of Church Hill, In this city.
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MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS.
We are opening beautiful lot OF these popular
goods, In all colors, Mt CSC. n piece;
WHITE MARSEILLES TRIMMING Mt CSC. q
piece worth 75c.
COLORED MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS at Csc
great bargain;
FEATHER-EDGE BRAID at SC. per bunch
worth doublc-just the thing for trimming
pqucs and calicocs.
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County ORGASIzAT1oS.-The article OF
the constitution providing for county or
qapization has no reference to the Leglsla-
ture nor to mixed schools. We state TINS
fact because we have heard an intelligent
man mention the gerlymander and the
prospect of mixed schools as his objections
n tbat article
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PAPER, DC.

PAPER, DC.
A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL.-Hay-
"a Ing made arrangements to operate the Apo
matsoH Paper Mill, we Shall be prepared In a few
days to supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAPER,
and would be gratided to furnish It's former GUS
toners and others.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the interior con-
signing RAGS to us viii receive prompt returns ut
the BEST MARKET PRICE.
MCILWAINE & co.
PETERSBURG, March 1, lsoe. NH e-3m
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MEETINGS.

NTOTTCE.-AIfri friends and supporters or
~ CO. WALLER M candidates for Governor
in opposition to H. a. Wea the county ,,sc Of
ing to be held nt Hanover Courthouse on TUES
DAY NEXT, court-day. my 21-I
TITY CONSERVATIVE COMMIT
" TEA meeting OF the Conservative Com,
mi,tce OF the city Of Richmond Viii DC held =.
instant. The Conservative Committee OF Henrlco
county arc also requested 70 I've present. Punctunl
attendance on the part OF every meinoef Va eAeh
committee Ia desired.
my 2l-N, Z. Il. Co1bLaN' otctctaL,
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EY VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE
COMPANY,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
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TIVE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR
4 THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF TIE SOUTHERN STATES,
chartered under an act Of the Legislature passed
january 3Oth, 1857, have begun operations, aud
have appointed J. II. Maddox rs their general
agent. under an agreement between said parties
lated 18th day of May, 1889. and now on file In the
Office OF said Association.
HENRY 4. WISE. President.
DIRECTORS:
THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
u. T. MOORE.
+. l.. TURNER,
JOHN JOHNS. JR.,
ROBERT GUILD,
JAMES. II. BRANCH,
J. G. CABELL, NJ. D.,
b. II. JOHNSON.
7. T.. BALLARD,
WILLIAM b. ISAACS.
JOHN ID. HARVEY.
c. Q. TOMPkINS, Managing Director.