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THE So-CALLED GERMAN MASS MEETING
AT DEURISGER's CITY SPRING PARK.-Ihe
adjourned meeting, called by WigaDd and
held at City Spring Park on Monday eve
ming last, accomplished but little for the
Radicals who called it, and our assertions in
regard to the course the Germans OF Rich
m0nd would pursue were verified.
The meeting was called to order by Wig
and, who stated that, owing to the scarcity
of participants on the previous meeting,
they adjourned to gather again for the pur-
pose of receiving the report of the commit
tee of three, consisting Of Messrs. Mobls,
koenig, and Brockmeyer, relative 10 the
nomination of German Radical for seat
, in the next Legislature.
Eisinger moved to appoint secretary for
the meeting. Mobis and Wagner were pro-
posed. Wagner mot the druggisD received
4 majority Of the votes, but he was found 10
be non est, having vanished from the crowd.
Mr.. Hassell, editor Of the Anzetger, who
was present TO take notes, was then pro-
posed and voted for. He took the position.
no doubt believing it to he German meet
| ing He, however, found it to be no such
thing, and afterwards extricated himself
| honorably from the post.
| The committee reported through their
! chairman, Mr. Mobls, that 1t would be TO
the interest Of the Germans to nominate q
man who has not only the welfare of the
! United States and the state Of Virginia, but
also that of the Germans at heart, and that
| he should be man acceptable to the Nir.
! ginia Radicals. The committee therefore
left it to the meeting to nominate suitable
| person.
| koenig jumped TO his feet and remarked
| that it was folly for the Germans to nomi.
| nate man who could not get the negro
vote since the Germans had only 800 or SO
votes, and it requires ! 900 to elect:
Eisinger had learned that the ConserTa'
| tive Germans had made nomination. Inc
veal or woe of the Germans depended, IL
his belief. on the Radical Republican party
He would ask the meeting If the German:
| of Richmond ever received any offices until
the Radicals got into power; and ne pro,
posed to nominate a candidate who woulc
represent the Germans, and he gave his
word that he would do all in his power te
carry him through.
Kocuig interrupted, saying that 1t WoulC
be useless to take man who can't get the
negro vote.
Mobis: As strong a Radical, from toe t
head, rs / am, anyhow went to see Mr.
Rick, the President of the German Conser
yatyes, to get him to unite with us on som
plan, but be utterly refused to speak to me
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT The VIRGIL
MA MILITARY ISsTITUTE.-We acknowledge
the receipt of an invitation to the COM
mencement exercises Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, the ball of the graduating
class, and the final celebration of the Nir-
ginia Dialectic Society. The following are
the appointments for the different occa-
sions
President Clay Stacker, Clarksyille,
| Tenn.
Valedictorian-Houst Letcher. Lex
ington, Va.
Orator-W. P. Howerton. Halifax coun-
ty, Va.
Committee Of Arrangements-W.E L. Pow
lima J. l.. Ford. Virginia NJ. Palmer,
Florida c. D. Walkar, Virginia ; J. c. Car
michael, Georgia j. Fl. Marablc, Tennes-
see A. L. Barrett, Kentucky 5. 6. Bailey,
Georgia 4. Hamilton, North Carolina W.
S. Mabry, Alabama 4; J. Z. Dove, Virginia
| !. Richardson, Mississippi.
Ball Committee-Frank Hopkins, Ten
nessee j. L. Anderson, Virginia; j. ".
| Hopson, Tennessee; S. H. Purcell, Virginia;
G. Quarles, Arkansas; j. c, Spiller, Mary
land; Samuel Taylor, Virginia; Henry
Bridges, North Carolina; James +. Brown,
Ohio; Joseph 7. Dixon, Alabama; T. G
| DuBignon, Georgia; ). IL. Morgan, Ala
bama A. j. Twiggs, South Carolina W
J. Magrath, South Carolina 6. W: Morgan.
Alabama; w. H. Murrell, Virginia I. D
Rutherford, Virginia j. II. Smith, Ala
bama NJ. L. Spottswood, Virginia.
Dialectic Society Cele6rdt,on.-Presi
dcnt-Frank b. Clark, Alabama.
Orator-Willam r. Tuiler, Alabama.
Declaimer-J. NJ. Jayne, Mississippi.
Naledictorian-C. j. Anderson, Virginia
Committee-C. d. Walker, Virginia W
C. Powell, Maryland j. II. Morgan, Ala
bama; \. Il. Smith, West Virginia; {. 7
Noland, Virginia; J. I. Wade, Georgia
A. L. Barrett, Kentucky j. NJ. Riley, Mis-
souri, \. R, Sullivan, South Carolina.
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The following Ia from the Reli1fOus Herald &:

The following Ia from the Religious Herald:
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.--A few
days ago DR.. GEORGE b. STEEL, 0! this city,
administered nitrous oxide to my son, from whose
mouth he extracted n tooth without any pain.
Indeed the little fellow insists that the operation
was decidedly pleasant. See the Doctors card
"a. +. DICKINSog.n -
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We advise our friends who desire the services OF
scientific and skilful dentist to seek the once OF
our young townsman DR.. JUDsoS WOOD. we
hear on all hands OF his superior skill in every de-
partment OF his profession. See his card.
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THE SEAL DEAD.-The seal which was
caught in the Mattaponi and exhibited In
this city few weeks ago is dead. He gave
UP the ghost in Norfolk on Monday last.
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APPOINTMENT TO CIvIL OYFICg.-Mr. John
Dutfee has been appointed oyerseer of tho
poor for the fifth magsterial district OF
Brunswick.
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lOMESTIC INSURANCE.

DOMESTIC INSURANCE..
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 2s, 1866.
THE INSURANCE AND SAYINGS CONTAIN
OF VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED CAPlfAL..............$ 600 600
INVESTED CAPiTAL................ zoe, 900
Issues policies To cover all
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
on the most advantageous terms, and offers all tn
Inducements connected with
A HOME COMPANY
OF mdOubtcd ability and safety.
ASSETS EMPLOYED HERE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INSURERS.
DIRECTORS:
II. J. IIartsOok, a. !. stokes,
John Endcrs, G. i. W ortilam,
Vim. b. lsaacs, Samuel (. Iardy,
Parker Campbell, George : Palrner,
". q. Paine, W. q. Taylor,
John {. Williams, +. :. Turpin.
u. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary.
Il. G.. WuERRY, Jr.. Assistant secretary.
Ofcc, No. l2l: Main street. mn Ism
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MAsoNIc.-At the meeting of st. Johns
Lodge, No. 36, on Tuesday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen to serve for the
next twelve mouths w. +. prinkard
master; John j. Crutchfield, senior war
den; Thomas J. Evans, junior warden; 7
II. Dewitt, treasurer James r. Fisher
secretary I. c. Epps, Jr., senior deacon
c. w. Volkmann, junior deacon; G. Camp
bell and J. T. Keesce, s.; Thomas Angel
Tyler; W. +. Drinkard, George A. Humid
ley, and John A. Belvin, school committee
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b. ELLYsoS & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply at this Once
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MUzzLE Youn DoGs.-The Mayor desires
citizens to understand that the owners OF
all dogs caught mt large after this date Will
be reported held accountable to the full ex-
tent of the law.
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Latest styles OF fine jewelry, ladies' watches.
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchains and lockcts, silver fce-pitchers, and
rich goods for bridal presents just opened st now
IAH & Co.'s
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ION all public private sales OF real estate made
between the first day of January and the first day
Of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year, but on all sales between the first day Of
Jnly and the thirty-hrst day OF December the
seller pays them.
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THE NAKED TRUTH Is that you can be Clothed
better and cheaper at T. s. BALDwIS's than any
other esta blishmcnt In the city.
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I don't agree with friend KoenIg. desire
true Union man and liberal Republican.

| DON L agree Win ITlenQ hOeOIR. QconC
true Union man and liberal Republican.
I am in for free suffrage. desire that the
man who fought against me should have the
same rights at tho ballot-box as have.
Hassel When / took the position as Sec
retary believed this to be a general Ger
man mass meeting, but | find It TO be
Radical meeting. have no annity WIZ
that party whatsoever, and desire It TO be
distinctly understood that am not Kadi-
cal. We have nominee for the Legisia-
ture (Mr. Bodeker) who is the regular nomi-
nee.
Eisincer Was Bodeker nominated BY
committee or mass meetingy
Hassel: BY regular and large mass
meeting ut this very place.
Brockmeyer / desire man who can be
elected by the Wells party.
Oscar Newman next got the stand, ana
made an amusing speech. BE was inter
rupted by Mobis. Said Newman: !" as
free American citizen l have right TO
speak, and great deal more than this new
conner and carpet-bagger pointing to Mo-
bis).
The meeting was continued, and the Radi.
cal Germans numbering about thirteen}
were left to themselves. They could come
to no other conclusion, however, than TO
appoint committee to wait upon the Redi-
cal Nominating Convention; after which
they adjourned. #'
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This company makes n specially of issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings ard furniture, whereby the Insured
snarcs In the profits of the company without IN
earring liability.
Agent, NAV be- found nj nearly every prominent
rnl.t in this and the ucighboriug States, 10 whom
Implications for insurance may be made.
Scrip dividend t. holders of participating poll
clc~ Nv ENTl-fINE per cent.
Th scrip Of 1867 rs per cent Is now receivable
o. cash In pa ylucut Of premiums.
J. II. MONTAGUE, Agent ut
nv gS-sm Richmond, Va.
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Mayors Court - Mayor Ohahoof pre-:
siding. - Henry Grimes (negro), charged
with unlawfully assaulting and beating
Thomas Martin, was called, and the case
fixed for to-day.
Frank Spencer and William Henry Fray.
ser (negroes), charged with assaulting and
beating Benjamin Brooks with tumbler'
were sent on for misdemeanor. s !
Ellick Moore (negro), charged with corr
tempt of court, in refusing to appear as q
witness when summoned, was discharged.
Sarah Jane Bell (negro), charged with AZ
lowing her daughter Minerva to throw stones
on the streets and break street-lamp, Was
called, and the case continued.
The continued case of Della Smith me
gro), charged with feloniously. stealing SIX
dollars and seyenty-fiye cents from the per-
son of Ellick Moore, was called, and she
was sent on.
The continued case of John Wyatt,
charged with stealing seyenty-tive cents, was
called, and the case further continued,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE ., i

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE ., issa.
ARRIVED,
Schooner Bloomfield, O'Day, Baltimore, ma
chnery, &C., Old Dominion Iron Works.
Schooner Sarah Ann, Thorington. Baltimore.
Haryeys W Willlams.
Steamer Eliza Uancox, Clifford, Norfolk, Eer-
chandise and passengers, L. i. Tstum.
Schooner Oaks Ames Edmnnds, james river, 10
load for New York. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Iiud 4 Frank. Pendletop, Boston, Eer-
chsndise, Crowell z Carrie.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK, June s.-Arriyed, steamers Gsrs
Raa.a. Palmyra, Columbia, and Henry Casaassf,
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A Radical Convention met at Lynchburg
on Tuesday, and nominated Curtiss, carpet
bag Radical, for Congress. Much diSsatis-
faction was occasioned amongst the friends
ofFlynn, who, it was rumored, would hc an
indeicndcnt candidate. CurtiSs is a very
bad man-onc of the worst Of the whole
carpet-bao tribe.
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ASK for FLEMIsG's SASToSIsE WORM Con-
rEcrIoSs, and take none other. All agree that
they are the best, safest and most pleasant Be-
ware of imitation.
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PIANOS.
CET THE BEST! EE
ONE OF CHICKERING'S PIANOS!
rHE BEST IN THE WORLD!

The gold medal and the grand cross OF tnc LEGION
Of honor at the Paris Exposition IN 1901! .t! IL!
nine other drst-ciass prizes over All coHPetitt.n
Thirty-f0ur thousand sold and all good ~ II
almost superluoHs to praise tho quality ., T tnrst
Instruments, since nearly the whole "orl. sps pa
Ia rlcir favor II will he Of more Interest 10 sa5
that Il NEW CIuCkERING PIANO can he pmr-
chased for th, sum Of FIVE HUNDREli DOL
LARS of WOODHOUSE PAkHAM
ny 10 Sole Agents,
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CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEES.-A
v Joint meeting of the City Conservative Com
mlttce and the Henrico County Conservative Com
mittcc will he held on FRIDAY EVENING
NEXT the llth instant, ut O'Clock. The pre-
sence Of every member Is earnestly requested.
ie q-3t
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Go see the latest styles Of hats and straw goods
for children ut BIGGER's 100 Broad street
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TIE HUI
DRED at the Dispatch osice.
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T IGHTNING RODS
IL At MOTNTCASTLE'S.
ROOFING and TIMING ut 500 Broad street.
PLUMBING ataSa0UNTCASTLE'S.
HOUSE-FURNTSHIEG GOODS and
GAS-FITTISG Ut $50 Broad street.
SUNDRIES ~ tMOUNTCASTLE'S up q
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STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE,

KICUMUNU, JuIIV IV1 1CO0. J
Mass meetings will be held at the follow
ing places, and will be addressed by The
speakers named: ,, H.,
Chesterfield Courthouse, Monday, June
14.-P. Ii. Aylett, Esq, James II. Cox,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

EORGIA HOME INSURANCE
u COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCII"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
eAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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1,nr SALE. A PORTABLE ENGINE.

FINE BUSINESS FOR SALE.-Thc
\ STOCK. FIXTURES, and GOODWILL of
~rc a: the largest and handSomeSt DRUG STORES
n thr city IS offered for sale. The store is located
ia the most fashionable and wealthy part of the
c!rv and Is doing excellent business, will be
shown 10 applicants. satisfactory reasons given
rrr -cll!ng. This is \ opportunity for safe
md permanent investment. Apply 10
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS
trl-st Auctionccrs
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II \. WALKER Il CO.,
Il. FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE. so 1914 MAIN STREET,
under McsSrS. Il. II. Maury Co.
buildings, merchandise. furniture, and personal
prrpcrtv 81 all kinds, in tn" city and country, In
surcl against loss damage hy fire ut the lowest
rates in companies of the highest standing.
tobacco in warehouses and marine and inland
risks taken ut the lowest rates.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
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Public Meeting in Powhatan.

! For the Dispatch.
At a meeting of the people of the county
Of Powhatan at Powhatan Courthouse on
the 7th day of June, 1869, (court-day) W.
z. Royal, Esq, was called to the chair and
Major r. G. Mosby acted as secretary. Able
and appropriate addresses were made by G.
G. Lee and R. +. Graves, Jr., urging the
people to register and vote the Walker
ticket. J. w. Hunnicutt was afterwards in
! troduced, and made an able and telling
speech. Both white and colored listened
attcntively to the very able and convincing
speech of this gentleman. Many men here
toforc lukcwarm left for their homes after
attending this meeting with determination
Ito work in earnest to secure the election of
Gilbert C. Walker as Governor Of Virginia.
Mr.. IIunnicutt's speech made a good i'm
preston, and was received with great salts
| faction by the citizens.
| Powhatan will give a good account OF
herself on the day Of election. The carpet
baeecr Wells and his party were handled
with gloves off.
The following delegates were appointed
to attend at Chesterfield Courthouse on the
third Thursday in June to nominate candi-
dates to represent the counties of Chester
| field and Powhatan in the next Legislature
of Virginia-Yiz., w. II. l.. Porter, William
| 2. Dabney, John Il. Goode, W. J. Dance,
| II. II. Sldlic, cdihu'i H. INo.taIi' w '"u' i
Michaux, and Spencer II. Palmore; and,
on motion, the chairman and secretary were
added to the list of delegates.
COLONEL WALKER IN LEXINGToS.-A gen.
! tleman, in a private letter to the editor OF
the Petersburg IndeT, says:
"Governor Letcher got upon the stand
and declared his intention not to support
the man who had indicted himself and
others. In response to loud and repeated
calls, Colonel Walker again denied any com
plicily in the finding of the indictments
which assertions on his part were received
with cheers and shouts of the entire audi.
ence. Governor Letchcr again took the
stand to repeat his determination to oppose
| Colonel Walker, when he was htssed down,
and three cheers proposed and heartily given
for Walker"
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT: .
Policies In e0' C90 090
Assets 500 ooS
Annual income. s0' 0o0
Losses paid. ''''0''
VII. PECKIAM, President;
W. r. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
G.. A. FUDICkER, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John A. Dix;
W. Wi!kcns, Of Wilkcns & Co.:
George T Hope, President Continental Fire In
rurancc Company;
Hon. james Harper, or Harper Brothers;
John J. Crane, President Bank OF Republic;
W. 81. Ecrmilyc, OF NcrInlyc Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdykc. cN-Mayor OF New York;
Aaron Arnold, Of Arnold, Constable X Co. and
others. ISAAC huILLEh,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Olicc No. o0c Main street.
DrJ g. CABELI- Medical Examiner jaS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
UARVEST IMPLEMENTS.
GRAIN CRADLES,
GRASS SCYTuES and SNATHES,
nrx.or VINO u.Y HAEFS
WHEELED RAKES,
CLEANERS, WHEAT-FASS, &C.
A supply of the above implements, OF the most
approved kinds, on hand for sale Dy r,so>-
"PP@ ALLISON Il ADDISON.
tel 1913 and 1920 Cary street Rlchniono va.
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-FOUR HUNDRED TOWN LOTS IN
L RANDOLPH. AN ADDITION TO
RICHMOND.

SMALL PAYMENTS AND LONG CREDITS
For sale by the SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
OCIrc log! Main street, room No. 6. Call ut tho
once. and get full information. my 22--lm
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June 10, $500. 4. u. 1902. je lo-ltE
THE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR EN-
4 CAMpMENT, No. ~, l. q. O. T.. VIII attend
Il regular meeting at odd Fellows Hall on THIS
Thursday EVENING the 10th instant, at 8
o clock. As business of Importance will be
brought before the Encampmcnt every member
will be prompt In attending at the hour specified
BY order of the c. l..
jc 10--lt* JOHN Is. VAUGHAN, scribe.
ID ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-Thc
IL annual meeting of the trustees Of this college
will he held at Ashland on TUESDAY the ed In
stant al L. NJ.
A full meeting Is desirable.
j. G. CRANBERRY,
te l0-Th&S Secretary Of Board
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TTT INTTESI TNSV Is!N y I. CUAI y
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February,
IS.s. over $l3, ,upg. ouo.
md mortgages worth in every case double the
Luuuut loafcd over So, ooo, ooO
Number Of policies in force February l. 1869,
{: 500.
Ih5s l. an nll-cash and PURELY MUTUAL. COM
rASY, and is conducted the only principle
Which time and experience has proven to hc uiti-
Intt,iy safe and Trustworthy. All of It's profits
ARE divided annually among the insured III the
most equitable manner, which hc used to de
crease the premiums or t. purchase more insu-
rance. AT the option of the policy-huldcr>.
Application can bc made to MIR. Lewis Booker,
Nr. John T. GOddlu, or the Undersigned.
ID. y. WALKER & CO, Agents,
No. l0A Main street
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A called meeting of the City Council was
held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Ii. L. Kent
presiding.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, &
vi bcrs of HENRICO UNION LODGE. Xxx
40. 100, are requested to attend a called "
meeting OF their Lodge THIS EVENING AT
O'Clock for work and instruction.
BY order OF the Worshtpful Master.
j. ID. WHITEHEAD,
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REMARKS OF MIR. WALTON.

That safe and prudent counsellor Moses
Walton, Esq, whose excellent sense and
purity of character made him q marked
member of the late Convention, was select
ed to introduce Colonel Walker to his fcl-
low-countymcn. lie alluded to the sincere
pleasure it afforded him to discharge this
duty, and impressed upon the people the
Importance of the election of Walker as
Governor. He gave rs reason for not
speaking at length that he intended to
buckle on his armor right away and tho
roughly canvass every part of the county.
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CArITAL $500
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TO TAXPAYERS.


nyANCES AND LOANS MADE ON
DESIRABLE
~ cry AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY
hhA" RICHARDSON < Co.
Real Estate Brokers
under Lancaster & Co.'S.
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MARINE TNTELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 10, Isso.
Sun rises ........... Gt Moon rises ......... a.c
Sun sets ......... T.l6 High tide. T. q
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TIE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
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ORGANIZED IN 1919.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
| COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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REMARKS OF JUDGE HARRIS.


of the county say we will without shadow
of doubt carry Shenandoah by an old
fashioned majority. Everybody seems TO
be preparing to 60 to work right away with
the zeal which the great emergency de-
mands.
There will be speaking by Colonel Walker
and Mr.. Lewis tomorrow ut 4 O'Clock at
New Market, and at s O'Clock in the eve
ming mt Mount Jackson, where we take the
train at 10 O'Clock Z. NJ. for HarrisonburS.
Mount Jackson, Shenandoah, June -P.
M,-Tbis afternoon Colonel Walker, John
+. Lewis, and your correspondent, spoke
at New Market to an excellent audience OF
representative citizens. The New Market
band discoursed their best music on the
occasion, and the best feeling prevailed.
William NJ. Sibert, Esq, presided.
General Meem informed the audience that
Colonel Walker did not get his title by vlr-
tue of having held position of any kind IN
the army, but that it was gratuitously con-
ferred uDon him by the public.
A gentleman remarked that he ought 10
he brevetted "General for distinguished
services in the Valley during this cam
paign." Tonight the same parties spoke
at this place to i mixed audience Of colored
and white persons, and met with most
cordial and enthusiastic reception. General
Meem presided.
The same train that brings you this takes
us to Harrisonburg We all Leave the gooo
county of Shenandoah and the hospltable
home of General Meem with regret. G.