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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-18
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DENIA, SPAIN-Per British brig T1tus-l2z,osU leet
Lumber, $500 feet Timber.
Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
OHARLEGToN. Tuesday Evening, August II. J
CorroN.-Tbere was moderate inquiry from pur.
chasers but the supply offerug by factors was very
limited. Sales so bales VIZ: at 80; II at 3o1z; II
at 81; "a At3lH. We quote:
IIvELpooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......2S @3o
Low uiddhnS. nS............ ~....ol
MiddhnS ...........'.'oi1sW-
By New York classification We quote:
Midd1ing ...................."..G q
R1cx.-The market was without trar rsactions, fac'
tors holding the limited stock firmly. Quotations
are nominal in the absence Of sales.
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VIEW YORK, August 17-Noon.-Stocts unsettled.
Money steaSy 1t es7c. Sterling, long sH; snort
1ox. Gold ssX. Cotton hrmiss ssho 1urpen'
tine quiet at Isc. Rosin steady; common - ";
strained - IS.
hyeutnr.-cotton active and fruer; sales sOoo
bales ct s. ssXssSXc. Fl"ur less active ana loaloo
lower; superhne $s,6 60; common 10 fair extra
Southern $s sOs7 40 Wheat heavy and sa6c lower;
amber Michigan, Old 81 10; winter red, old VI 6o
Corn very scarce and shade nrmer: Ness pork
ssaass 25 Lard drooping At 2oxa1o1.c. Hhnkey
active at 81 16a1 IT, the latter t1on oound. euR.f
sctive snd nrper. Naval stores quiet frsiSnes
very 6rm Governments dull. 's2's "a. seutn'
erns generally steady. Money easy at os7c, win
exceptions at g.. sterling heavy at eAasH deid
shade nrmer At ssH. Stocks dull.
BALTIMORE, August 17.-cQtton firm at SS1sc
Flour less nrm; Howard-street superhpe ~ boei.
Whe It. prime to choice 81 Goal 70 Corn hrm; WINE
81 l0a1 Il; yellow 81 IA Oats dull. Mess port
Arm Bacon Arm. Lard 2oa21c. Whiskey u 10
Al ls.
eusuNNA71, August l7.-Pro-idons quiet. Mess
porf SIS 80. Bacon, shoulders 16xs16hs; clear
rdes 1sa1sXc; hams 2s,24c. Lard duu at ~'
Whisley 81 10.
ST. Lous August 17.-Whiskey firm at u loai To-
Mess pork ss4ss4 25
LoumvuLz. August 17-Provisions very nrm.
ueas pork sSl so. Bacon. aboulde's l6%c; clear
| ddes lskc. Lard 2oHn whiskey slos.
WILMINGTON, August 1z-splrits turpenhne Ae
lovar at asHc. Rosin steady and quiet as u e0aS
So Crude turpentine unchanged Tar "a 30.
AyausrA, August l7-cotton armer; sales 67
bales: receipts ~ pale,; middling soXss1c- qf
SAVANNAH, August l7.-Rsceipts OF cotton 10
| bales. No market.
NOZZLE. August 17...There wss nothing done e1'
cept fer 4 bales c.tton; market quiet.
NEW oznxAss, August I7.-Cotton dun; ssles
$50 bses; low. .m'ddl,ng aoasohG; there are onl!
about 76 bales on the market; receipts TO DAY z4
bales. buSsr and molasses unchanged new 1orA
| dsht exchange xc premium. Gold s-1s.
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WHAT MEDICINES.
you TAKE.


WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED By ovRkWoRk
Of head or hand and feed the need Of something tn
viaorating. don't drink whiskey oc any tntoxca ting
thing, whether under the name Of Rtters or Other
wise. such articles give just q much strength 70
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
jsded h0rse 2srd no nnore. Alcoholic bimulants are
Injurious to Nerve health. and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING BEACTIoN.
DOdd's Nefvine and InvigOrater
is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT which is
MOI attended hy REACTION. Wnst u esins for
you it maintains. When trefeshes BODY or mind,
il refrekhes with natural strength chat comes 10 stsy
We are not recommending tketotasm In the interest
Of any faction; but long snd extended observation
teaches us that he Who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation, win and, % be keeps stit That he
is kindling 6re In his-bones which will consume
like the flames Of ,perdihon. Turn from 1t. Take 9
tonic that win refresh and not destroy. DODUb
kERvlNE 10 for fale BY al Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottl 7mos June ~
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rHEREFoRA oFDRESs.

Views OF tho Wonen's Rtghfs P&per-
Tho Dress should Fit tho Ftgers-Ah
Women shoula Dress like Swiss Peas
anss-so moro stove-pipc Hats.
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ITO BU SIN Es s u EN-.
The SUMTER NEWS,

PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, S. C.,
Ia ONE OF THE BEST PAPFTS IN The Up.
COUNTRY; has large circulation, and affords gu.
perior advantages as an adv arising medium. Terms
low. Addres - DARR & OSThEN, .
February % Proprief"'e
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WILLIS g oH'sohn'
FACTORS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO TBE. PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT ito Foreign snd Domestic Portsl Of
COTTON. RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
~ ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. 8. Q.
WILLIE. B............. ..........s. d. 9hlsoAm
October Is
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II'sSs 3 S q Wa@ss g 5sliiss ss
., aiNdTSa ksiuif riii1rs fixfisE
stss q S6 casks at Ssc 80 casks at SSxc AMI 2OS
casks at S9o.
BosrN of bllsat 81 toe stesined, 81 rs
" CRUDE r m %HstnEss bblsf shln3d hands at
50 80 foe SG tndIM t9f iutgia. h1
TAnIHas dorlns6 81 sales Of 81 bbis at t22
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Qemnterfial.

Exports.
DENIA, sPATN-Per British brig Titus-l22, SEQ feet
Lumber, 5000 feet Timber.
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PaAsAngers.

Per s.e7msaip Champion, from New Yorf-H
Brown, r Oakm;n, Davis. ] HaheysQ2, " Hphn.
sSeeA sss5 S .asf t sasIssEH. sf j..
Z Fuller, All Farnhan, Campbell. Mr. Haach: l.
FleGfuRi Ind white.
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Mariuf Nfws.

Port OF Charleston. Angus
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

VERITABLE BAR0AfNs.-Two FIRST CLASS THREE
story hgn soop Houses for sale spendidy situated
Congress and Pacihc Streets prices &i00 and 800
Psoivsy All particulars Of BUCKLE &sDAvY. fo and i0s
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

A PROPERTY ON FIFTYFIRsT STREET, NEAR
"A Seventh avenue for sse-wh two story frame House
o. is on ,s1s rear end lot full si1s gTiGe 800 can 70
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

dt1 Cnn CAsH.-BRTCK HOUSE man sTooP
Sl l.OUU and basement rooms nss, fsrr,s.. GOOD 10
eaton AZ Improysmsns psrso. order prics dsboo ~
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

&C00 CAsH-BALAECE MORTGAGE, YoR A
POOV thoroughly well built House. 81 Feet front; Iot
100 good ,oca,ion - min 9tes from ferres price e. sOo
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

A SAFE AND DESIRABLE INVESTMENT IN CEN
"A al Park IotsFor sale, east side OF Ninth avenue in
full Lots l6bxo for $4,000 cash and mortgages
E. GANFORD, 22s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

rNoR SALE OR TO LET-A SUBSTANTIAL, NEW AND
commodious Dwelling House Of l6 rooms, with oil mod.
Northern Railroad OF New Jersey
tween Enplswocd and Ienany half ms from station
hour from City Hall situation high, dry and very healthy,
Win most delightful outlook the entire valley Of ne
PALISADES thoroughly fprnshed will be sold with 10 10
acres OF splendid Land. Apply 20 DAVID n. GLIDER
gfEEvE, f79 Pearl, Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

L,oR SALE Or TO LET-A NEW. TWO STORY BASE.
men. and Manssrd roof House, with all modern i'm.
%oaT ~ sass s;ss .G. :,% suS susy sssy gR hoLLiSas
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
IroR SALE oR To LEr-TINELY FURNISHED WIFI

Stock Horses Carriages, &C, at bargain. A splendid
Saddle Bergen county, j. mile
from Hohokus satiou Erie Railroad % miles from New
York. containing 81 acres ane house containing II rooms,
statuary marble mantels futures throughout heated
with steam and repiec with cvery convenience Stands IN
lawn OF three with walks drives. Also the
finest OF foreign and domestic Towering shrubs and fruit
trees outbudngs consist Of hns large barn. Soreo stab
S0x2 stalls for horses and cows carriage house, 25x3s
with root cellar nne hennery with BASEMENT yard & large
,cehouse nnea WIN mkroon $50 ~" pon.n ne COZ
riage shed, Toulouse and smokehouse nne garden with
cold gapery and starting house, with an OF small
fruit The land e in high state q Snvaon has about
lake of acres with boat &c. Also nns trout brook
trout on rear of farm II 10 unqussonaby the healthe
within AN bours the city and free
quitoes To appreciated must be seen Price 2s6O
JXmHs TSH'a III eFFoRRKsTEk No. IS Leonard street
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

A BARGAIN.-FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH
soop Philadelphia brick House, West Fiftyhrs street
Apply to ATE BENJAMIN Broadway and Forty-ninth
street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

LNOR SALE OR TO LET-fN MORRISANIA, FOUR
blocks from depot handsome Residence, with about
half an OF Lana terms liberal and possession mms
datcly. NJ DOUGHTY, ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

LroR SALE OR TO LET-Two HOTELS, AT FAR
Rockaway, L. l., near the beach. 8. J. L. NORTON aS
No. incw budns) Laaye,ts avenue franklin or iSs
South Second street, williamsburg
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-HoUSE 25x5o
high stoop brown stone, all improvements lot 35xS5
feet, place. Brookyn low Apply at 20 Exchange
place, No. l.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

A NEW ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH STOOL
"A brown stone House for sale.-Marbe hall and nnshe
In best will be sold very cheap. Inquire on pre-
mses, No. 24S West Fortyse street, between Seven
and Eighth avenues, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
A g2s BROADwAY-FROM STANLEY DAY, real
n Estate circular, No. l34, mailed FREQ upon request

The past week has been remarkable for much improved
tone 90 far ~ sales concerned the private market
absence OF speculation has been noted and although
instances may quote concssson In price terms holders
seem 70 nave mpe conhdence that as the money
market enses up which will undoubtedly about May I,
may look forward TO another Of unexsmped
tivity.
The sales quoted by below since myias report all
bona hde and show an Increased activity far st 10
concerned.
The sir acre plot corner Kingsbrdgs McCombs dam
road at rordham VIII BE- offered IN parcel 70 MAY u
and not sold will be divided into lots 10 purchasers
Diagrams are being prepared and respectfully solicit
sona inspection Of bi ground which second be-
tween Jerome park and Manhattan island.
STANLEY nav 60 Droadvas.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

ATvERY EASY TERMS AND Low PRICE-F0R SALE nLs
"A Hoboken Meadow Let's. Apply to the owner, Soas ~
WINKLER, Newark street, near Clinton street, HopoAen
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY AND FRONT EXTEN-
"A sion House. conmodious and very neatly finished; Two
w. JOHN II. PLATT, Hudson CITY
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

DROOKLYN.-FOR SALE, ONE OF THOSE NEW
ID front three story basement and French roof
Ho uses on Clermont avenue, DeKab Wlough
by avenues House 22xl5 lot through the block 20 feet
terms easy. Apply to j. H. TOWNSEND, builder, on The
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
ExTRA CARTOON ISSUE.
THE BIG FISH OF TIE

I,OR sALE-LOW, FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
II House, in Seventh ward will exchange for short
date mortgages Apply to owner, JOHN b. MANNING No IL
Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

COUNTRY REsTDENoEs FOR sALE-oN THE % BArKs AZ Ks
~ OF the Hudson nj almost station OF the line OF tno
Hudson Railroad between this city and Albany Par
ties desiring purchase hire will hnd 70 their interest,"
consult tho advertiser. ~ he Intimately acquainted with
the value and location oi all The properly on the river
'A'' anu ''''0r g. DRMbERsoN No en- Eighth avenue
ftENTRAL AVENUE, BETWEEN JEROME PARK
~ and woodIawn, near Williams bridge, acres, Two
fronts honsaead living springs Apply 70 owner. north
usst cornss iiith ssrssI fhifd avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

L,oR SALE At QUEENS, L. l., A RESIDENCE, TWO
Of ground well laid out shrubbery ornamental and
fruit the house nearly containing thirteen room
stable carriage house combned all In perfect order APP
ply TO or address JAMES CREED, on the premises.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

EoR SALEM wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY, A LARGE
number Of elegant Resdences with from Ito so acrcs
elegantly situated the SOUND Southern Boulevard
and Central avenues also Farms also Houses with from
North New YORK and Farmount also desirable Lots and
Building Sites choce business Locations
Boston road. Apply TO JOHN NJ BECK, 20 Broadway New
York. Boston road the new Harlem bridge Mott
Haven.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


do enO-ovER ONEHALF ON MOKTuAdEtc;,ES
SO.CUU Three new two story preA ts sverr M y in"
also one large brick House on Sin street. east
A. Apply al the houses or D. a. '''
randkt
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

T1oR sALE-CLINTON AVENUE, IN MOST FASHION
able locality full three story and frame HOUSE.
tains all improvements basement floors all laid out
in walnut and ash and wanscoed; bath rooms, water
frescoed and painted all in perfect order burglar alarm arm
Carriage wash tray coachans room, &C. grounds b0xs00
handsomely laid with flowers, dwarf fruit trees srawber
~ BEDS &C. easy Address box New York Post
onc
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

40 Ooo TERMS VERY LIBERAL.-FOUR STo
S4U.UUU. ry high stoop brown stone House, next 70
corner of in Foryfourth street! This is the
6nast house In New for this price, Ia eaboratey
finished in walnut has two bathrooms plenty OF water with
Apply to n W. RIKER owner, on premises Open all day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

AT VERY Easy TERMS AND Low PRiCE.-FO
JOHN wINKLER, 81 Newark street, near Ciinson stree
HObQkan
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

INOR SALE AT JAMAICA, L. I.-H0usE AND THREH
Of Ground with al kinds Of frut house contains
good rooms well hnshcd which has lately been repantsd
renovated hrouahout ten minutes walk from the de-
pots Of the Long Island and souhsde railroads. Commua
ion only year running all hours OF tho day This
property be bought cheap. Apply 70 H. LAWRENCE,
OAKLEY a FLEURY, II Pine street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

r CANT three story high stoop brick basement frame
Houses, dled in with brick 2o1s5Il00 10 rooms, hgh cell
ngs; marble mantcls, bssns water Closets bath, hot
and cold water, gas heater range stationary tubs, bells
speaking tubes double doors 70 duing oou handsome wal
handra and gothic newell post in basement hail. front
and vesbue doors circular heads hinges TO doors
p,rior floor; kitchen wainscoed with walnut and ash In
the complete houses IN Brookyn beautiful neigh
borhood No ~ Macon street, between Marcy and Tomp
block from Fulton and "a min utes
20 ferry; price only $500; terms easy.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

MO OOO TWO AND HALF STORY BRICK,
SH.(J(JU. brown stone basement; all improvements,
GOOD locality is minutes OF ferry in Brookyns gem OF
house, JAYNE q So'' <oo nio~u"~''
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

LCoR sALE-A VERY FINE PROPERTY. THE RESI-
dence and Grounds OF George Riggs ESQ., No. 20 Seven
eenth street. Fourth Boulevard conssng OF
brick house. containing twelve and all the modern Inn
together with three adjoining full lots OF ground
on which ali kinds Of fruit in hne bearing condition.
premises excellent order and good and healthy ncighbor
hood where values progressivs whole property will
be sold part at price and terms inviting TO any one
desiring a very pleasant make Investment.
Particulars given by H. r. FLETCHER, $50 Remsen street.
Brooklyn, will be the from III TO IL O'Clock TO-
morrow Monday morning
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

EoR sALE-AT PORT RICHMOND, 8. l., FOUR MIN
IL utes walk from landing tboss hourly) House, 40 By
feet Stories front extension, containing
rooms 10 Closets cellars gas and fixtures water, bath
room heater BELLS &c street, with room for
four horses ton, OF hay and carrages 10. 80 BY 200
conveniently arranged; price Ss00O Owner, O.
JOHNSON, seen at l6S Broadway room No. from
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

INOR SALE AT AUCTION-TO CLOSE THE ESTATE
OF Orrn Cow deceased No. 236 Carlton avenue, Brook
yn three story brick House between Lafayette and De
next IL O'clock the Exchange Salesroom, New York
by WYCKOFF 4 LITTLE, Aucti0neers Sale positive BY
order VIM. Cowl and j. G. D0dd, executors.
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

COUNTRY sEAT-gooD HOUSE AND BARNS AND
" 105 acres located In beautiful fertile valley kavader
roscs Greenfield miles from Saratoga Springs; must be
sold terms easy $500 improvements worth more Apply
70 w MERRILL, Saratoga Springs, or TO Q. II. TOWN
SEND, 1876 Church street, New York.
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TThGTNIA NEWs.

wA.y.u.p.,r.. ,.tis,.d ,hs + a IN NTH and
as - .ms,ausn,. n ,ba Consultation Of
a.. 1f.,,.A se,.s. and .d,o,rnea IN meet
Ito :, ,ha ,s,h ms, q. uh,oh time the
80 Ira,.sa s,a,.s Senators sre.to. be cleo
- IT,. cava,Dor,. ,..,ga .nnos,s alss.
-. Tn. ,.,;..,. n,ooo.sd an ,hs,,
$500, -,,har.w .oa' or..n:vs
: -. go. III. =
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The legal advertising act has been re.
pealed. A Legislature not dead to
honor has lifted this infamous and i'll
gotten protection from its benehciaries
and the whip Of public censure is left
to lash them naked aud scorDe1 through
the detiles leading to obscurity. Thus
VIVA the press purchased and bribcd %
the defense Of a corrupt party. The ad-
nhhistration which is now burning the
impurities from the State Of Tennessee
will not Discriminate against this paid
horde but tho people will. IL may be
some Of them can retire upon eompe-
tency as mysterious 20 them as it is un-
earned, but it will i'll beht the obscure
ty which itawhile reversed. They may
sit in those elegant mansions from
which we'll bred and elite population
have been expelled bus their violations
Of cultivated usage will always betray
the error Of that fortune which allows
shem to sun in respectable places. This
foul blot is removed aud thus toe
public shame is vipdicated. Those who
originated aud those who willingly &c
eepssd 1t will sit alike in those small
ptllosies Of scora which are sometimes
forgotten but never removed by men.
The unweleOme stencil of their crucifi,.
tioa may be borne for time, for 10 the
rapid msren OF events il will not always
corrupt, bot thsy are es,Oppcd from that
agitation which. once agreeable to them,
will cause them to be slammed as the
unnatural and fungus growth Of felid
aud disgusting period.
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Deatn of En-p,eeident Pierce.

The telegraph informs us Of nc death,
yesterday 10 Concord, n. H.. of Ex Pie-i-
dent Pierce, leaving as survivors, who bad
held the same Office, only Mrssrs. Fillmore
and johnson, neither of whom was elected
by the people.
The deceased was born in Marlborough,
y. II in 1904 He graduated at Bowdoin
College and commenced life ss lawyer.
Having become successful practitioner, he
was sent to the Legislature Of New Hamp-
shire, and thence to the lower House Of
Congress. In 1897 he was elected to the
United States Senate, being then but thirty
three years of age. After five years SER
vice in that body neroiurned TO private life
The commencement of hOstiltigs with Mex
leo called him into the field az volunteer
lie received from Presiden Polk commits
sion as BriRadier General, and condue ed
himself creditably in several Of the most
trying battles fought during the advance
upon the city of Mexico. He was the Dem
ocratic candidate for President in 1852, aud
was elected over his competitor, General
Winfield Scott.
His administration was Of q strictly par.
tisan character, though not marked by the
personal rancor visible in the conduct and
language Of sonic who have held the high
office of the Presidency, He was, indeed, a
gentleman Of an amiable disposition and
pleasant manners, and numbered many
friends among his ploitical opponants. In
every quarter of the country there IRE those
who will read The announcement of his death
with III b, If not tar.-Whig, ga.
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CAssASDER.
TELEGRAPHIC NEW s.

PnILADELraIA, OCT. 10 ESQ A. M.-Fvr
ney's Press estimates the Radical mai mity
III Pensyivania at 5000. II may reach
10000. The Republicans have both branch
es OF the Legislature.
ClNcISArI, Oct. l2-Splendid weather
prevails, aud The election Is progressing
quietly, wiiha prospect Of full vote. Mr..
Penileton will take tho eut TO Democratic
strength. There Is much scratching on
the eltv ticket. The Temperance ticket
gets nothing.
wAsHIkoioN, OF. ~, 1917 O'Clock, p.
" Ohio returns she " uulfnFm Dem, cratic
gains, of which the hlIowing are !. m les;
CommiI syiile, 500; Lancaster, 20 Ohild
eoibe. 1hO /; Marlet'P, II X pley. l20
Painsyills, 1907 New L ndon. %; Y n's-
CoLuMBSs. o., OF. t'.-Leading Demo-
Gratis e"neede Mr.. Pr dlaon cefcat By a.
tten I sand.
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who have been opposed to The pacifca-
ton Of Virginia have aught to soy IN
condemnation Of 1t. The opening Of
his administration augurs wen for the
Commonwealth and VIC fervently hope
that those who have not faith IN that
phaIanx Of live men who are capable Of
forgetting the past while graphing with
the present win wait yet little while
and zee the end Of its policy. The
legislature very promptly and witt rare
uual unity adopted the i4th aud 18th
amendments as recommended in the
message, aud adorned until TIE con
stitutionat period for the election Of
Senators. Gov. Walker has 10 rerform
feat more diffcall and momeutus than
the shot by which Tell removed the APP
pie from the head Of his child. II he
fall the regeneration Of the State which
has sealed his adoption with its mos,
exalted houors will be remanded into a
darkness beyond which We cannot see,
The writer aud the reader of tbis--yes
every adult uow living in Virginia will
be covered By the dark eclipse Of bis
failure durieg his allotted life. If be
shall succeed the return of prosperity
will be moro rapid than we are apt 4
anticipate. We believe he will not fail
4 Bot there must be leadership during
the struggle, Let us follow Gov. Walk
er and our unity and disciP ine vii
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