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Virginia All Right.

We told FoRNEY the other day that he
could not prevent the restoration Of Virgil
mia to her rights. He sqrrowfully acknow-
lodges the fact. Hear him:
"VIRGISIh.-An address has been framed
nv the members of the VIRGINIA Republican
Convention which is to be laid before Con-
screSs. 1T details the means by which the re-
cent election was gained by the Conservative
Rebel party. No one can deny the truth OF
the statements embodied in the address, but
the conclusions based upon them are not
such rs will be likely to be sustained hv
Congress. or by any extensive public sentl-
ment.
r"Regarding the essence of the recon
struction laws as incorporated into the Vir-
@inia Constitution as IN ultimatnm pre-
sented nv Congress, upon acknowledgment
ot which readmission should take place, it
would he lnanifestlv wrong TO base any con-
~reesonal action upon the future intentions
Of those who secured offices in the State.
Thew NAV or may not design to carry ont
the intentions Of Congrass. and their partial
ratification of them may be sham. But
CnncresG can only accept the act. 1t was
the criterion set up.
owe shall not he surprised to see the
woret fears Of the Virginia Republicans
realized. We feel fully assured that the Lee
gtslature Of Virginia will. by restricting
enactments, emasculate the Constitution,
and draw understandable distinctions be-
tween the citizens of the State. There will
be class legislation. Prejudice will he APP
pealed to, and every effort win be made to
reduce the black man to political and civil
inferioritv. We expect all this. The ele-
,nent that now predomnates in Virginia
would not be true to its instincts--it Is not
impelled by reason-if it did not bring all
these things to pass"
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Don PIATT on WAsHBURN AND CHAND-
LER.-DoS PIATT writes to the Cincinnati
Comm erciaI that Lady just from Europe
tells him that WAsHBURN does not shine at
Paris; that he is out Of place that he has
unbounded impudence, and asked for aud
would have been made Minister to England
i he could hqce spoken the English language.
Senator CHANDLER, who went to Europe
with large retinue clad in livery, was mis-.
taken for travelling doctor or mounte-
bank, and had to discharge his numerous
negro attendants. People wanted teeth ex-
tracted or cleaned, or made monstrous de.
mands for medicine. Had he put on an In
dian dress and purchased horn, he would
have doubled his fortune.
1t is said that he complained bitterly to
alfiend in Paris at the outrageous manner
i ,hh he was being swindled. Il am
charged, he said, Gin every bill with bug
sles. Now, ] haven't been in buggie since
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I left home.' The friend asked to see the
hin. and found that boug,e WAX candle or
taperl had been rendered into buggy by the
senator.
"All the absurd stories are now fastened
on Chandler-such, for example, as a mag
nificent order for camels to cross the Alps,
the learned Senator having got his geogra-
phv, like his liquor, somewhat mixed, con-
founding the mountains with the desert.
"At Baden-Baden he entered the grand
hall with his hands in his pockets, his ven,
cradle hat on the back OF his head, ana
quietly masticating the nasty tobacco so
dear to senatorial mouths"
In five languages he was told to take ms
hat off, and. not doing so, had 1t smashed
down over his ears. Since then, the story
is, he takes it Off whenever he is spoken TO
in an unknown tongue. DoN says that to
ret these stories about CHANDLER he had 10
make the following promise
"Promise solemnly-promisc OH inc
honor of correspondent, will never tel
or cause to be told, write or cause 10 Dr
written. inscribe or cause TO he inscribed,
engraye or cause to be engraved, atyhl lhat
YOU may say now concerning the great
Chandler, 50 help me Halstead.'
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We have received Il letter from Lexington
stating that our correspondent at that place
was misinformcd in regard to the particu-
lars of the recent difficulty between two OF
the cadets, and did injustice TO WALTON.
Let this announcement end the matter. II
we were to publish this communication, we
should probably have to publish dozen
others, or be charged With injustice. The
least said the soonest mendcd.'
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the o5th instant. hv The Rev MIR.
Granherv. at the residence ~ the brides mother,
In the city Of Richmond, Miss FMM G. H0IT-
CHENS and Mr., WILLIAM i. ROBINS, Of King
William county. Va. No cards.
On THURSDAY. ?sth or November. ri Mount CAL
church, Baltimore. by the Rev. Alfred 4.
Curtis. Colonel PETTON WISE. Of Richmond
Va, to I.ATTRA MASON, eldest daughter Of Gen.
eral X. II. Chiffon.
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b RQUSs, ,,rrr
No. 1906 MAIN STREET
NOVEMBER IL, 1903.

Just received per steamer Isaac Bell large SUI
varied shipment OF AUCTION BARdAiaS
bought much below the market, and WIZ DC ,".a
accordingly. We name u few leading ar'isie'
Dress Goods Arabs, from Is 10 80; faints: tf,.
Bleaehsd and Brown Cottcns. shaw's' supi.N''
Worsted Goods, Cloths ard Cassimeres, sio"eiS
ad,es, and Misses Hats, Hosiery, bisnAess
Trunks at $3.50 worth p, shoes, Tapestry sn1
other Carpets, SC.
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TREASuEER'S OFFICE,

TREASURES OFFICE, J
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, November 10, 1850. }
NOTICF.-The annual meeting Of the
~ stockholders OF this Company will he held at
the Office of the Company. No. oil Main street (up
stairsj. between Ninth and Tenth streets on
TUESDAY the 3tth instant, ut !? o'clock VI.
The books OF transfer will be closed from this
date until after the dayof meeting.
NJ. W. HARRINGTON,
nol5-td Treasurer.
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nay GOODS.
cpEC1AL INDUCEMENTS.


cpEc1AL INDUCEMENTS.
In order to reduce stock, we are Offering
e Ar G IN
IN all styles Of
DRY GOODS.
and sol,ci, call and inspection OF our assortment.
HANDSOME FRENCH MERINOs,
POPLINs, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALPACAS, all colors:
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH PLAIDs, 3oc. to 81;
DELAINES In good designs, ut 29c.
ARABS from $3.50 to $40;
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS, all prices
BLACK CLOTH and BEAVER CLoAhs,
CLEARING, CASSIMERES,
VIRGISIA-MADED oEShlES'
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
10. IL. and l2-! BLANKETS;
FLANNELS. yard wide, Mt soc.
ALL-WOOL MERINO SHIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS,
SATINS, TELVETEESS.
CORDS and TASSELS,
uASDhERCHIEFs,
LACE COLLARS,
ENGLISH HOSIERY, &C., &C.
We feol con fdent that buyers viii find our prices
REASONABLE.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
col Broad street.
P.s.-Wc still continue our store at Ezekiel's
old stand, No. 1910 Main street, where Messrs. G.
T1I,LuIMER. r.. II. BARNES, ". 4. GARNER, A.
ID. LocKET, THOMAS 3. HICKS, and r. \. CHEW
MING VIII be pleased to their city and country
friends. sro>-c
no 81
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DYED.

At Mnrrietown. New Jersey. on the etth instant.
Mrs HARPIrT r. 0LYPHhNT. IN the flftv-
third rrar Of her are wife Of navid Hlvphant ~
New York. and dan"hter OF the late David j. and
Arahella Burr Of this city.
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OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER COMPANY, :
DOVER MINES. VA. November Is, 1859. }
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the undersigned until WEI ,NESDAY. De-
center lst. proximo. for the delivery at Dover
Mines, Goochl md county. either at the mouth of
the mines or on the canal bank Of FOUR HUN
DRIED CORDS OF PROP TIMBER-Pine and
uak- hot less thn onc-thrd oak.
The Props must be eight feet sixteen feet long,
and not less than six inches IN diameter at the
small end. Deliveries to ne made 1T the rate Of
not less than 100 cords per month.
CHARLES Z. STONE,
no l7-3tawtd Engineer and superintendent.
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"APpLEroS's JoURNAL."-Thc October
Nos. of this capital periodical bound toge-
Their have been received from Messrs. BATES
& WADDY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w FRESH COD-LIyER O1L-ook
Own IsIPORTATIOE-just received. This oil
"a anproved and prescribed by our physicians Us
THE BEST, PUREsT. AND MOST ACcEr L
ABI,E THE STOMACH ever sold IN thls HAT
-, MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
o. pl9 Main street.
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PROPOSALS.

observation-disclosures will be received
L byIIARVEIS K WILLIAMS for the imme.
diate delivery of The following bill Of lumber OF
VIRGINIA HEART PINE ar CYPRESS AT tho
wharf Of the POwhatan Steamboat Company, nj
Rockets. or nj Norfolk. Va:
80 pieces l0Nl2, 80 feet long;
10 pieces 5xln % feet long;
T. pieces 5xlo 81 feet long;
Is pieces lQNl2, Is feet long:
Is pieces Gxl0, 90 feet long;
a-inch plank. %, oto feet, l73 feet long;
90 piles Oak or Cypress, 20 feet long;
piles Oak or Cypress, 30 feet long.
no 29--3tl
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SOMETHING NEW Y
SCIENCE AND MEDICINE.
PARALYSIS CAN BE CURED.

We fully and freely invite all physicians and
students Of medicine Of all schools, and also every
body else, to come and examine our invention,
THE E QUALIzER,
FOR
TREATING DISEASES BY VACUUM.
We have demonstrated the fact that I'm paralysis,
nervous debility, dyspepsia, neuralgia, weak
chests. narrow chests, asthma, weak
lungs, wesk backs weak, stif
and shruuken limbs curv-
atures oftfe spine,
spinal affections; scistica, rheuraausm OF years
standing, spasms, epilepsy, palsy, st. Vituss
dance, arrangements Of the mind, prolapsus uteri,
obstructed menstrat!on, with all the concomitant
diseases, impotency, and all kinds OF weaknesses
Of the generative organs, can'be cured. 1t brings
greater supply Of blood and nutrition to all weak
parts, thus creating new life and tone and health
and strength, In those parts. II breaks up conges
ton and Inflammation by equalfzing the circula-
tion throughout every part Of the system. 1t not
only gives tone to the arterial circulation but also
to the yenous and nervous thus aiding and assist
ing in carrying OF the waste matter from the sys-
tem, as well as new matter to every part Of the
human body. j. G. HADFIELD, NJ. D.,
ii7 Broad between Mayo and Fourteenth streets.
no 2e-sodlws
NJ ~ A ny N-Trxr,r
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MT LINEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS!
nj less than their gold value.
LINEN CRASH Mt DC. per yard worth l24c.
UuCKABACK ut l!c. per yard worth 2oc.
RUSSIA DIAPER at 2oc. per yard worth 3Oc.;
BIRD,s-EYE DIAPER at &c. per yard worth
4oc.
po,,prss1, BIRD,s-EYE DIAPER at 1926 for
n piece OF ten yards worth So
TABLE-CLOTHS, .wo yards long, at 17c. worth
81;
LINES-FRINGEDN NAPKINS at Si.l9 per dozen
worth Sl.5o;
LINEN-FRINGED NAPKINS fred ooruerSj Ut
Sl.@5 per dozen worth 81
IRISH LINEN ut 62tc. per yard worth s5c.
IRISH LINEN at 75c. per yard worth 81; ut
LEVY BROTHERS,,
roo3 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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bat
Importing Pharmacists
pl9 Main street.
mRETRENCHMENT!
INFRINGEMENT!
REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS AT
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
1888 MAIN STREET.
WE OFFER no BAIT, But ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND SAT
WE MEAN.
Look ut the LIST below, and you will find
Fine BLACK ALPACA at 37., 90, O., &c., &c.
COL oRED ALPACA at 30, 40, and Soc;
RICH oRED DELAINEs at 22ic. worth aOc.;
WHITE, and RED ALL-woOL FLANNEL from
CSC. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at 4Oc. worth Soc, at Soc
worth 75c.;
LADIES, LINEN uASDKERCHIEFs at 75c.
per dozen;
LADIES, and MISSES COTTON HOSE at l2!c.;
MISSES, and CuILDREN's WooLLEN HOSE
from loc. up;
GEsTLEMEN's and LADIES' UNDERSTANDS
at half their value;
Fifty pair more of those LARGE BED BLANK
ETs, just received, slightly damaged at a
sacrifice;
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, very cheap, at I'c. worth
81;
BLACK Wells from l2!c. up;
BROWN, GREEN, AND BLUE b 4 X r u
Wells at 45c. cheap at &c.;
500 assorted WOOLLEN SHAWLs, just from
New York auctions, at 81. $l.so, a., and s2',
considered the cheapest ever offered in this
city
KENTUCKY JEANS, sATINETS CAssI-
MEREs, DOEsKINs, for mems and boys
wear, astonishingly low;
LADIES, KID GLOVES, the best quality, at Il ;
FRENCH MER1NOS.
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL-WOoL DELAISES,
Beautiful CHANGEABLE POPLINS,
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINS &C.,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought ut any other house in this
city.
The GREATEST BARGAINS yet in
BL y G b L X 5
to be found are at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'a,
40. 1893 Main ST Get.
Be careful, and come to the right place and do
not stop until you get next to Golden's shoe store,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo-
site Palmer & Sons.
ocl. JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or,
| the different denominations 10 Mancncssc,
VIII repeat on MONDAY lto-nightl The Gonce,s s,
rnr the benefit or the Presbyterian ana BIpLisS,.
churches of shat town. Considerable change VIII
he made In the progra mme, and those engaeea ~
ing. IN behalf OF the objects to be aided q iun
house Is bespoken. r,>-ro
Admission: TWENTY-FIVE CEN1s.
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FOR T0BACCONESTS.
THO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

THO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROOMING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue office requiring all boxes to be
grooved, 1t becomes especially important to have
O machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such machine we now offer to the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. q. NJ. SMITH & CO.,
oc3 1882 Main street.
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~ ELEGANT SASH RIBBONS just
from the great closing sales ut New York.
4 large stock of elegant STRIPED SASH RIB
BONS:
Also. PLAIN SILK and SATIN SASH RIB
BOSS, in all coors;
Also, handsome styles of NECK Ribbons Ut
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
4 large lot Of ARABS at reduced prices.
no %
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More NEW GOODS win be exhibited, when be
asks the public In general 20 call and STUDY !he'f
own interest.
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, and ARABS, 10 suit every.
body;
GOOD KID GLOVES at sl.2s. just received;
sONTAGs, HOODS, NCELaS, lSFASIs'
sACQUEs, &C, In large variety and ~ re-
duced prices;
IRISH POPLISs, in all colors and shades;
BEAUTIFUL PLAIDS and STRIPED sEh'h
CLOTH;
cHENE PoPLINs from IS 70 s'.c., very sesu'
tiful;
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS from Gee. to "
and upwards.
BALMoRALB from &c. upwards;
BED BLANKETS ut great bargains
FLANNELs, FLASNELS, at al prices;
| Large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS;
CALICOEs at l2sc.;
~ WHITE COTTONS at leac.;
| A GREAT BARGAIN in BLACK ALPACAs'
| LACE HASDKERCHlEFS ut Soc.
| A large assortmens OF CLOTHS, DoEskIs, az
SIMEREs, KENTUCKY JEANS BALL
NETS, &C, for mems and boys wear
| TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, a"N
| DIAPER, at great bargains:
| HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, and CoRsEfs
1T all prices;
MEMS and BOYS USDERW EAh' hon
| cheapest 10 the best.
In fact, ncre are many NEW GooDSto0 ne'
nerous 10 mention, At low figures.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
and strangers viii do well by calling 81
JULIUS SYCLE'S, as Broad street.
| ,o1e between Fourth and FINE.
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| LEVY BROTHERS,,
| noga 1918 and 1915 Main street.
MT FLANNELS! FLANNELs!
| We call par,icu ar attention TO our stock Of
| FLANNELS;
WHITE FLASNELS at %. 30, s. 40, Il, and zoe.
per yard, very cheap
| full stock of OPERA FLANNELS, both Plain
and Plaid.
ALSO,
RED, GREY, BLUE, and WHITE TWlLLED
| FLASSELs,
RED and YELLOW FLANSELs.
| Don't fai! to look at our stock OF FLANSELs.
u We "'''' LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
| .pAES cheaper than ever. no %
Nj BLANKETS BLANKETS!
The largest and best assorted stock at the lowest
prices Mt LEVY bkolhEkS
1918 and l"l5 Main street.
All kinds OF LINEN GOODS very cheap.
no q
NJ SHAWLs! sHAWLS! sHAWLs!
PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED, BROCHE, CASH
MERE. and KNIT SHAWLS, in greater va
riety than ever, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Elegant SASH and NECK RIBBONS. no?'
- ------------------------------
nT CLOAKS! CLOAKS. CLOAKS =
BLACK and CoLoRED CLOAEs in endless Va
| ricty.
Also, full assortment OF CLOTHS, VEL
VETS, and TRIMMINGS. for making cloaks, ut
LEVY BROTHERS,.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
vELYETEENS and PLUSEIES
| SATINS, all colors. no %
---- ----------=-------- -
MI BLACK. WHITE, AND COLOR
ED sATINS. CUT ON THE BIAS;
1 full assortment Of
BLACK and COLoRED RIBBONS,
GIMPS,
PRINCES,
BUTTONS,
LOOPS LOOP-COED, and
CORDS and TASSELS, AZ
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
ELEGANT SASH NECK, and
BONNET RIBBONS. noc3
N1y CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATI-
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col BROAD STREET.
We have an unusually large stock Of pREss
GOODS on hand, which we must and win close mn,
We are Offering bargains in this line and onIy,s,
call from the ladies before purchasing e.serhe,.
Our assortment Is unbroken. and consists OF n,
following
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERISos, in all shades
and excellent quality, only &c. per yard
BEAUTIFUL SHOT P0PLINS. all co!ors. nn
worth sI.25.
BLUE and GREEN sCoTCH.PLAIDs-very
fashionable.
SERGE CLOTHS,
something really beautiful and cheap.
4 SPLENDID VARIETY OF MOHAIRS
PLAIN AND STRIPED,
at only 30, az 80, and Csc per yard, considered
by everybody
REAL BARGAINS.
BROCHE SHAWLS,
ARABS,
PLAID sHAWLS
STRIPED CLoAKs,
CLoAKlNGS,
BLUE, BLACK. and BROWN vELvETEESs;
BLUE. DRAB, and SCARLET
OPERA CLOTHS.
4 SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK ALPACAs.
Our stock OF
MEMS WEAR
Is pete, and consists ofevery variety and price.
We have q splendid
ALL-W DOL CASHMERE
at 81 and sl.25 per yard,
which cannot be excclled am wherc.
BLANKETS. QUILTS. BLANKETS.
wehave full line OF FLAHSELs-Whte,R Red,
Blue, and Ycllow-plain and twiucd.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID LISSEYSi
LADIES' AND GESTLEaES's
NET UNDERWEAR.
RALMoRALs! BoULEvARDs:
BALMORALS.
woRsTED GOODS:
HOODS,
sHAWLS,
COMFORTS, and
CHlLDREN'S SACKS.
such as -
JET JEWELkY,
CORSETS
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
SHIET-BOSOMs,
BUTTONS,
COMBS
RIBBONS,
EMBEOlDERlEs,
IACES,
GRAPE Wells,
HASDKERCHIEFS
NETS.
PUCKET-BOOKS, &C., &c.
Our assortment OF
" II l. q o o ID )
Is perfect and As good and cheap as can be found
In any dry goods house In the city.
HIRSH & GCGGEEHEIMER,
627 BROAD sTHEE1.
statesmen: W. c. kean, J. Ii. Chenery, ard
james Il. Sade.
Closed on SATURDAYS. no Is
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TLEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. r. PRICE & co.
have Just opened, and are getting In by expires
and steamers daily. large additional supplies OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
such rs
PLAID POPLINS, IRISH POPL1NS,
REPS POPLINS,
COLORED and BLACK SATINS for trim
ming,
Rich and cheap BLACK CORDED SILKS for
walking dresses.
ALSO,
ARABS, CLOTH CLoAkS,
LONG and SQUARE STRIPED and PLAID
SHAWLS,
VELVET for cloaks, FELVETTEEN,
BLACK POPLINS and other MOURNING
GOODS Ia speciality with thcm),
BLANKETS-1o-t Ia, 49,. 1874. &c, &C.
T. X. PRICE & CO..
n0l3 nearly opposite post-oihce.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE. fine COW with 4 (5sffs
z Calf ten days old. Apply at my of EcaIA~.
fee 1uo 2q-2tl w. GODDlA.
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED At THE
y DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
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THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
ESGAGEMENT TRAORDINART-FOR A
FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
opecp stnr OF the South and Eminent Comedian
ROSE and HARRY WAIhiHS.
fMRS. CHARLES HOWARD.)
These distinguished artist will hc supportHe" pE
= FIRST-CLASS DRAMATIC CONTAIN anu
m efficient orchestra. They ask puhlc atIenti2 t
10 the Following REPERTOlRE Or ehA "
DRhMa7IC NOVELTIES,
commencing MONDAY NIGHT, November ~.
TEODDEN DOWN;
Or.
UNDER TWO FLAGS.
To he followed during The week by
Snrah O'Neil: Or. True TO the Last.
Pioneer Patriot Or, Maid OF Inc W ar-fa'!
Hidden Hand: Or. Virginia AS she was.
Caught at Last; Or. Nothing stops Her.
Box sheet for sale Of reserved seats VIII he open
on SATURDAY MORNING ut the bookstore OF
Mcssrs. West & Johnston. --,r,-r,-
TERMS Liberal: Dress Circle, SEn IN ! =
FIVE CENTS: Pnrgucttc. FIFTY CENlS: Up
per Tier. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. no. s-'t
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ESGAGEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A
FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
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DRY GOODS.

nREss GOODS. DRESS GOODS,
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Our assortment OF
WHITE GOODS
IS perfect, and as good and cheap as can be found
In any dry goods house In the city.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
SOUTH CAIRO PRECINCT.
Meeting ofthe Democratic Delegates

The delegates TO the late democratic
county convention, elected from the
South Cairo precinct, are requested to
meet at the Office Of Col. Rearden.
Egyptian Block, Ohio Levee, Friday
evening the Goth inst, at Z! o'clock.
The object Of the meeting is to select
democratic candidates for the offices OF
Justice of the Peace and County Con.
stable.
The following named gentlemen con.
stitute the South Cairo precinct delega-
ton, every one OF whom is urgently re-
quested TO be present:
James S Rearden, Albert Susanka,
John Sheehan, ID. W. Hamlin, Patrick
Dwyer James Garland, Leo Kleb, An.
thony Eishbach, John Gibson, p. w.
Barclay, Herman Meyer, John Sackbe
ger, Joseph Mckenzie, John Scheel,
Edward f. Sisson, B. Smyth, John
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-27
DECLINATION OF JUDGE
HODGES.
He Declares for the Whole Democratic
Ticket.
A Word e the u. democracy for Past Favor.

Unity, Octo Der 9th, 1860.
Edstors Cairo Bulletin, GENTLEMEN
/ am Frustrated with lung fever, and, il
] recover, which think very doubtful,
It will be afterithe election has been held
have, therefore, determined TO with
draw from the contest for the Office Of
County Judge, and declare myself for
the regularly nominated democratic
ticket You will, therefore, please otify
the people of the county Of my with.
drawal, through your paper; and say 70
the democratic party Of Alexander coun-
ty, that am and ever will be, thankful
for the favors that / have received at
their hands Ia time past. lam now on
the point ofretirement from official life,
and shall never again ask my party or
the people for Office. / desire therefore
TO say that / feel as / always felt. The
first vote ever cast was a democratic
vote, the last one was the same, and, God
willing, my future votes shall be Of like
character. can and will vote the pres.
ent democratic ticket with good sto.
mach and clear conscience, for / am
satisfied that better IN, a could not have
been selected They Will be the right
men in the right place, when they are
elected, which the are sure 10 be-and
will serve the county with honesty and
fidelity.
am willing to acknowledge that did
wrong In listening to the pursuasions OF
men who would have mo run against the
nominees Of my party. / feel that wrong
keenly when | reflect how often and
long that party has honored me with its
Offices and confidence. II Is true there
was not one cent to be made out Of the
Office for many years, and even now
very little-.u fact nothing, for man
living outside OF Cairo But still I am
just hs thankful 20 the democratic party
FOR the favor, so long bestowed, Us II /
had realized from it, the while, the pres
ent salary. Very Respectfully, &c.
ALEX &. HopGEs.