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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-30

ZINE SMOKING AND CHEWING
T0BACCO.-Golden Star and Virginia Queen
sn,otiug Tnbacco. Cloth Of Gold, Emperor,
Ward and Sunny South Chewing Tobacco
w. G. DAHDRaaILS5lE % a.,
: fiyN ss1 breaa stIeea
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DUCKWALL e. ROUSS, No. 1913 MAIN
~ STREET, MAY 2s, lS7o.--Auction Bargains:
Auction Bargains just received 20, oOo wnrtn o,
Of ali kids bought at auction at half price, and
WIN be sold accordingly Lad nds naa axs,
Gents, and Bows Straw Hats at half price: finest
Cloths and Cassimeres; best Linen D5tLs and
Linen Coating elegant Lace Points hanasomes.
for trimming Parssois Sun Umbrellas Ladies'
and Misses Bundowns genuine French Flowers ;
Dress Goods In great variety: ~.,,
THESE are not 1.-THE Of the different kinds OF
Goods. Call and see all Of them. Z. myso
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EVERY PERSON CHEERED UP BY PRO-
CURING GOOD BARGAINS!

We are always ready to supply city and country
trade with the RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT
PRICES, andinvitc attention to and an inspection
of our well assorted and desirable stock.
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THE ROCK WATER.

put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua
ltics as when drank ut its fountain head Is kept
for sale at the we'll known houses Of Messrs PrR.
CELL, LADD L Co., Druggists. Richmond. Va
NJ. A. & G. A. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk. Va. {:
and WOODRUFF K Co, Lynchburg. Va. who VIII
furnish pamphlets containing letters OF eminent
physicians, with a few certificates out OF many Of
the wonderful cures effected by these waters.
my tJIvn
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TRY GOODS!
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS!

THE BEST BARGAINS AND THE CHEAP
EST GOODS YOU CAN FIND
JOSEPH STRAuSE'S, 1888 MAIN STREET.
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ALUM SPRINGS, VA
my 20--2m
OPEN MAY Is, 1870

This favorite and celebrated WATERING.
PLACE Is now In complete order for the recer.
ticn Of guests.
Some Important improvements have been added
to the buildings since the estahlis hmcEt pasiei
into the hands of the present proprietor and il Is
his purpose to keep IL In q style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
OF the water is well known to the medical profes.
sion and to the spripgs-going public. AS an AL.
TERATlVr, A DIFFUSITE sTlMuLANT AMI
TONIC, there is no known mineral water equ.
to 1t. In all an1mic conditions OF the system and
broken down states of the constitution. loss Of
appetite, and general nervous proslratlon, lt'
powers and virtue is q restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without known rival amongst
the mineral waters of the world.
They are especially indie ated In the whole class
of ailments peculiar to the female constitution.
The proprietor Will have provided for the lawn.
and ballroom first class band OF music : and
I'm general all the sources of amusement ana re-
creation usually found ut our best summer resort,
will be at the command Of the guests at "ROck'
BRIDGE ALUM"
The place Is within eleven 10 thirteen hours If
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, &C., by rail;
all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad 1t Goshen depot.
and new and elegant staGe-cnathcs passing r.
pidly over smooth aud level road oi only eight
miles set down the visitors ut the springs to Tea.
Telegraph ctIlcc In tic hotel.
AMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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spRY GOODS.

THE ROPE-WALkING EXCITEMENT
CORNER SEVENTH AND BROAD
excelled by
THE DRY GOODS EXCITEMENT
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD!
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ID H.. WHITLOCK'S
hs BOX FACTORY AND FLAMING MIL
EIGHfEENTH AND CARY STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
BONES AND PARTICIPATES MADE TO
sORDE

/ am making this week quito 4 number OF
STRAWBERRY CRATES, aud VIII be RECEIVING
during the week about Zoo OF the pre,tlss
ed IN Richmond, THESE arg all sold, SEND ~
YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE. .,,.,. .,,.,
The PLkHIEG.M MILL DEpAaTMESy %M ., Sc
properly attended 70, have o fnaO whose ousy -
70 ioek AFTER this and keep The lots 81 ysseus Ess,
ties separate and dry u have kept ffosa tSent ss
past winter and 70 the present Time. st.. ~,
will be adding during the year eoEtinua'E
NEW MACHINERY. ,5ss.'.s.
Am thankful 10 my old patrons for their trace,
and respectfully solicit u eontinrance rcps them
and q trial from others. ssFs-s s.zs IS
Very respectfully, s
my ll--eodia II. III. WEITLQCh.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.

This popular resort VIII be open for the re,.,
tion OF guests on the FIRST OF JUNE.
Every care and attention will be paid to their
comfort and the table will be provided with
EVERY LUXURY OF THE SEASON.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,

III .9...ggil HATH COUNTY. VJRnTn,,
viii DO open on the 18Th JUNE. Then~ asl. t
cessible BY the Chesapeake and Ohio rsis,iste &c.
from Mfboro, depot, miles by Nh
the Warm snd Hot Springs, or from Coyy,ssssi,ns
depot, sixteen miles, over po turnpike OF
grade, in fnM view. OF The celebrated Ysii,nsyy
Persons leaving Richm0nd or Wasidn stn rsF,
the morning can reach the Springs thai njsn, IN
remain ut Covington and arrive at thn s nrt. Or
Pamphlets attesting the virtue OF the w,,,-..
be had of the proDrfeaors, or or Messrs EFT 70
Ladd & Co., Richmond. or OF the agent Al 'aei, 81.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE at the spripv,
/ Board, 50 per day $50 per week, and s7s
month. 7' per
M. II. HOUSTON, NJ. D., Resident pbvs,.,.
,,r, . u,c B.M QUARLEs, Agent
R Hss sS ( ss 49, roprs,ss. AGENT
n. r. STOhES ~ MY &c ILL.,,
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ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM CAN BE
" left ut the following places:
Mr.. X. WERNE'S Confectionery, On twenty
fifth street nesr Broad, who has also fitted up
neat Ice-Cream Saloon, 10 accommodate ladles
and gentlemen.
Mr.. 9. SHOEN. corner Of Eleventh and Main
streets, who by the way. also keeps the best Soda
Water and the finest Cigars In the city.
Orders left with either Of the above firms viii DC
attended to With the same promptucss ns II or
dered direct from my store.
my2l G. ZlMMEk.
NOLD, COLDER, COOLEST ARCTIC
~ SODA WATER In the city, drawn from
Tufts patent fountain, corner Eleventh and Main
streets. asx en-
my 2l-ow* GEORGE sCHHh.
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ssrsx assODs.

TRENCH ORGANDIES, l. a " y NJ .,
Percales, solid-colored Cambrics, ana large
lot SIM Umbrellas and ParnsoIs, AZ sycIr,s
dI6 Rroad street.
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ICE CREAM. SODA WATER. dc.
Tee CREAM! ! ICE CREAM! 49,
| ...... At
c. ZIMMER'S CONFECTIONERY.

The undersigned Is now prepared TO manufAc:
ture and furnish at short notice his celebrated
ICE CREAM, SO well known to the trade.
Hotels, Saloons, Restaurants and Restaurants.
Private Parties, Ptc-Nics, and Fairs, will be snr
piled at Wholesale prices,
Delivered 10 all parts OF the city free Of chsrge
I have also fitted up an ELEGANT ICE
CREAM SALOON, where am always ready to
serve ladies and gentlemen with the most delicious
) 8 - C. ZINMER,
nv sl-ayn No, 1st3 Main street.
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courts Ma Saksn ap ind passed With ii

Senate bill No. 900. to repeal the second
section of chspter 101 of the Code edition
of 1867, and the second and third sections
of the net passed February 10th, 1856. emit.
tied an act to prevent and punish unlaWful
hunting, was taken up and ordered to lit
engrossmcnt and third reading.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-30

VIHE ATTENTION OF COGN,d Il nur
l MERCHANTS is called particularly 10 our
stock AS they win always find 1t full ana COM III
totn fnG selection or Dress Goods always on
PEI PEI ~ nn' JULIUS SYCLE,
my2l 1i' nIO o---
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New Books.

The History Of Ho,tenSe, daughter OF JOSH
PINE, Queen Of Holland, mother of ma
PoLEoN 1T. BY JOHN 5. {. ABBOTT,
author Of " The French Revolution &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29
71477~- 1-7- - For tne EnquneF. FROM A NEW HAMPSHIRE CORRES
 a PONDENT.

1t may be interesting to some of youl readers who dwell ia warmer latitude, to
 f7s'F1 U"-''e--- f-- the north ern mountains of New England as cold
 winter follows upon the tracks of an un- precedently hot and dry summer As yet.
 there is but little snow upon the ground, l tho from my window, the mountains at
 the north appear clothed in their winter I robe. It is generally known that party of scientific gentlemen are passing the wils ter upon the very op-of Mt. Washington for the purpose of making series of ob- servations upon the wind, cold storms, Sc. They connect daily with the lower world by means of the telegraph, and their re- ports for few days past have been of great interest:
 Dec. IA The thickness of the frost at the Tip Top House was IS inches. Clouds dense. Snow falling Ther 22o above zero. %s1@.
 Dec. 15.-Ther. 50 below zero. Wind fearful. it's velocity being ninety-two miles per hour. Prof. Huntington reports the situation as sufficiently trying for weak nerves but he has full confidence that their we'll protected and felt-lined house will stand. ssa ra
 Dec. 16,-Ther. the same. Wind, sixty seven miles per hour. The report for this day closes as follows During the last 24 hours the wind has been holding high car- nival on the summit of Mt. Washington, throwing the ice and masses of frozen mist along the roof and against the sides of the buildings with violence that would astonish the people in the valleys, and the creaking of the house in every joint, would undoubtedly alarm people of weak nerves; but this is the excitement of living at this high attitude. '' saS.a
 Oneof Prof. Huntington s winter party has not yet ascended. but expects to do iso,. if possible. the present week, in, company with Prof 0. H. Hitchcock. The latter hopes to pass lew days un tpr10 -Hrsr---sit and then return to a more genial climate. I will try to keep your readers informed of the experiences and discoveries of this ex- petition. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29
For the Enquirer. PLYMOUTH SKETCHES. No. 53.

I propose to give some facts in regard to our churches in this year of grace. 1870. The Rector of St. Peters parish since 1869. is the Rev. Porter Thomas, on sala- ry of one thousand dollars, and the use of the parsonage and grounds, valued at two hundred more. ...s. ........ WARDENs-Senior, Edwin Talmadge; Apollos Markham, .... -....ss s... .e. VEsTRYMEN- o. Shelton; Au- gustus.B Cur;iss; Geolge E. Sbeltoa; Hi- 10 Holt; Edward Dayton; Levi D. Mark ham; Newman Atwater; B Twin M. Tai madge; Heury A Smith; George $. Pot r; Abijah W. Welton; Solomon B. Palm, or. ..... s-s sf. e.. et
 VEsTRY's SUB COMMITTEES. -G. E. Shel- ton; Hllo Holt; H. A. Smith. .bag- SLIP COMMITTEE -G. E. Shelton; Hilo Holt; H. A. Smith. ...........s A DELEGATES To THE LAST D1ocEsAN CoN- vFNT1oN.-Eiwin Talmadge; H. A. Smith. TREASURER. -E. Talmadse. ...... ..r... I. CLERK. A. Smith. ..rf 4-s.a. SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPER1NTEEDANT.- .-Apol. los Markham. ASSISTANT. Wallace Day ton.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARIAN. -S. B, Palm. er PARISH LIBRARIAN. .-Bela B. Satterlee. SEXTON Henry Nichols.
 CHICHESTER. Ward Terry.
 ORaAN1sr. Mrs. Julia Terry. Although not having had the benef of musical in struction, she is very good player, and also an excellent singer.
 Amount of parish fund, not far from two thousand dollars. s.a a4 r. I
 .. E.z5s 5- swG 9sa ,1. zyEsj.s4 5sE ....-
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29

the officers, or the excited people would
 have maimed her at least, if they had not
 done more. s4 s15 ta sflsn6 sgtl aaa
 The next morning [ received a note
 han dsomely written. in which was told
 that the within was but slight token, of the gratitude due he for my efforts sin be half of the poor defenceless maiden. IL was signed Several Citizens.,. and con. tained one hundred dollars Shortly af- lterwards the youth. who first begged me to take up the case. called upon1 me with all the money he could raise, but I showed him that I.had already been paid. and re- fused his hard earnings
 ] Before left town was a guest of his
 wedding my fair client being the happy
 bride. 5 ,..5 as
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29


 GAIL HAMILTON DENouNc1sa LoNo SKIRTS --The following is an extract from lively article by Gail Hamilton in the last num. ber of Hape1's Bazaar:
 And here come the costumers and Haunt long skirts in our faces once more. Do l blane the costumers. | Not I. They have their living to get, and must invent or se- lecs continually. lButif the women of this country, having once tasted the freedom of short dresses, shall be mean-spirited enough to go into long ones again at the dictate of any costumer under the sun, they have themselves and nobody else to blame. A pretty thing it will be for them to talk about making laws, if they have not sense and spirit enough to keep out the mud. Asfine thing to be a republican sovereign when you have not independence enough to resist the fiat of a foreign tyrant as to the gcut of your gown! For here is no question of thinking or not thinking about your dress. You can walk just as we'll with three founces as with none, but a long dress interferes with the energies, the ac- tivities, the safety and the health of every day. A long dress in the street means in- convenience, untidiness, discomfort, waste, Iindolence, repression. scrampeds muscles, subordination and slavery. .s If women re invest themselves in trailing skirts they A tF s5 z a aE
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29

Joe. Jefferson was the hero of very fnuny incident day or two since in New York. He went into bank for the pur- pose of getting check cashed, and was considerably nonplussed by the fact that uone of the clerks recognized him in his citizen's dress. For some moments he could make no satisfactory answer to the demand that he must be identified before the cash would be handed over. He glanc- edzuneasiIy about the temple of Mammon, but no friendly face was to be seen to help him out of his dilemma. Suddenly pecu. liar expression appeared upon his hand some countenahce, and turning to the pay ing teller he simply remarked, in tones familiar to all New York, tiff my little dog Schneider was here he would know me" The effect was electrical, and Jefferson got his money and the bank was relieved from the suspicion of having corps of clerks who do not go to theatres.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29
Dec. 2Oth, 1870.

The Senate debate on San Domingo shows that Senator Sumner will oppose ev- cry proposition looking to its annexation. It was rumored at one time that he would not object to tue investigation proposed by Nil. Morton, of Indiana, but he holds that the scheme proposed does not con. template 8 thorough investigation, but is what Carl Schurz calls "a sham and d hum bug" There is, however, no doubt that a majority of both houses will vote for the investigation, and the contest Is now mere ly question of time. The President wants to geta vote on annexation this win ter, while Sumner and Schurz and others desire to carry over the final struggle till the next Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29

Thirty thousand acres of land are requir- ed to grow the quantity of leaf consumed by one tobacco manufacturing firm in New York, over SIX thousand people to raise. it, and nearly two thousand people to manu- factnre 1t into shape to makeit palateabIe(1 ?
 to the taste. f : ,...-..
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29

The Rev Robert Collyer says that his church in Chicago raised $130, 900 for va-
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29
lnstalments must be Paid {! THE MONEY MUST BE HAD T

M N view of the increasing demand which the building of the ''Shepaug" has created, for the Fine Arts, the people take the benefit, by being supplied with Judas unrivalled PHOTOGRAPHS. Visites or. vignettes, $1.5O-former price, SI.75 one dog. do.. $2.50-former price, $s.O0; A size for framing. 50 former price. s20O; duplicates of same, 5Oc.-former price, 75c.; Porcelains in s net or life size Photographs in India Ink or Col. ors. framed in Black Walnut, or Gilt, at cores bonding low prices. Black Walnut. Gilt, and Rosewood Frames. Passpartouts,l Cord and Tas. hand at all times. *S8 'A& sr" sbI' E8'14
 South St., Dec. 20, 1870, a ats3 S7-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-29
Pennington Savings Bank

nEPOSITS made in this bank on or before D Jan. let, will draw interest from that date.
 Interest at the rate of six per cent, free oi taxes has been paid on deposits for the last hfteenyears An extra dividend, of one rer cent has been declared for the last six mon ths. This bank holds a large surplus fund, as a guarantee toits depositors. Amount of funds Sept. l. 1869, $l ,Ol2 ,696. Business hours from 8 to 12 &. m. and from 2 to 6 D. m. Er|r:--
 4 SAMUEL s. .COWLES Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25
gBkt615NE!a s:stS.

TX Gov. l,etchcr, aunouoces that the ia
nlircra al the late Gen. SIoueWail Jack son pro.
pose To erect. ut he Virginia Military Institute,
q memorial chapel, TO testify the respect anu
honor with which his name is cherished and
to transmit to alter generations the generation
due TO 40 renowned IL hero" 1t IS designed TO
make it II ''nutonal' monument, aud it is
said $1,000 have already been subscribed for
the purpose in Philadelphia, $40. 900 euaran
tcna in New York, anu liberal hubsci lpti0ns
made 10 New Jersey and Delaware.
Judge b. b. Foster, Of the Corporation
Court Of Norfolk, has granted charter TO an
association 0! gentlemen Tor the incorporation
"Fue Eau Company" 1t is intended TO
bc water and bathing establishment, with
hotels, private residences, railway, bathing
honses, fishing boats, &C., attached.
On last Thursday the machine shops and lot
on the canal at Danville with SO horse power
OF water, were sold ut public auction for IS, 600.
The machinery belonging to the same brought
81 ESQ, making ia all $l2,65O. This was q
very small part OF the water power on this side
OF the river. There are thousands OF horse
power which Gail be bought
John James Chew, ESQ.,, died at his resi-
denco in Fredericksburg on the 23rd inst. For
a. years he was clerk OF the Circuit Superior
Court oil Spotsylvania, and filled besides, the
Offices OF clerk Of the District Court of Appeals,
and Of the Hastings Court Of Fredericksburg
Thomas b. Barton and lady celebrated their
golden wedding in Fredericksburg last week.
Mr.. Barton is thorough specimen Of the
polished, hospitahIe and intelligent Virginia
gentleman Of the old school, and his vile a
Virgins matron, worthy Of being the help.
mate Of such husband.
Col w. H. Richardson, son OF the Al jutant
General, an! formerly Adjunct Professor OF
the Virginia Military Institute, died ut his
fathers residence near Richmond, on Monday
last.
One Of the routes and that one the shortest
proposed for the Clifton Forge railroad from
Lrnchburg, would lead under the arch Of the
Natural bridge
Tic late James s. Green, formerly u. S.
Senator from Missouri, VIII o recently died. was
native Of Fauquier county.
DR.. &. W. Bapby has become editor of the
Petersburg Courier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
X. sdo1 the re,y age and body Of the Tan;rs


Gen. Sherman has received from Gen. nlegs
the official announcement Of the assembling OF
the Mississippi Legislature, the adoption Of
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments,
and the election OF U.s. Senators. Gen. Ames,
one of the Senators, elect does not send his
resignation, but asks Gen. Sherman to give
him leave OF abseace and the privilege OF visit
ing Washington. Gen Sherman grants the
request by telegram.
Prince Arthur was introduced to Eresiaen'
Grant at Washington yesterday, anu afterwards
made q visit to the Senate and House OF Rep
rescnlatlves. In the evening q dinner was
given at the residence Of the British Minister:
at which Vice President Cotax. Chief justice
Chase, Senator Sumner, and number OIL
other noabilities were present.
A man named Rodney 81. Pomery was AZ
rested in New York OIL last Friday, on charge
of swindling several business firms OF Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and other cities, by
representing himself as partner IN business
house in Cincinnati, and 80 receiving credit for
large invoices OF goods.
Advices from Hayti to the til instant re
port that the present Government has issued
decree, to 20 into effect on the lst of Febru,
airy, imposing an export duty OF four cts. pei
pound on coffee The crop promises large
yield.
a steamer which arrived at Philadelphia
yesterday reports having spoken on Sunday
morning the Peabody funeral fleet from Eng
land The feet was at that time sixty mile.
southwest Of Montaus Point the easter Il enc
of Long Island.
Messrs. W. A. Dean, John G. MediuRer
Chas. H. Mercer. John f. Wiley, John Nc
Farland, w. Fl. Ovens and p. Z. Pendletor
were elected by the Baltimore City Couucl
yesterday as Directors on the part OF the city
in the Baltimore and Ohio RailroadCompaDy.
GA Saturday the North German bark Apeu
rade arrived at New York from Whumpoa
China, after u voyage OF JOG days The crew
tell thrilling tale Of an encounter with pirate;
in the Canton river.
Tclcgraphic dispatches record an uIusua
number OF fires during Sunday and yesterday
At ST. Joseph, No., several persons were
burned to death.
"Dr." 5. NJ. L,ndis, convicted 10 Phlladel
phis tor publishing an obscene book, was OF
Saturday sentenced to pay Il hoe OF S5UO 40.
10 he imprisoned one year.
The Charleston Is. c. papers record TIT
death Of the Rev. C. Hanckel, Il Venerable an,
distinguished clergyman Of the Lutherar
Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-25
To the editor of he Alern,1ria GG=efte:

TO the editor Of tie Alernndria GG=eHe:
Dear Sir: notice in the Prince William
Advocate an extract taken from your paper, in
which it is alleged upon the authority of per
sons living in the neighborhocd Of Nokesvillc,
that tho late difficulty between MIR. Bum
Grigsby and the Nj essrs. Marstcler has been
settled. The former was compelled to sign a
paper and to submit to u severe castigation, but
the latter afterwards gave up the paper and eX-
pressed regrets for acting 60 hastily"
We respectfully request that VIC may be per
mitted through tho medium Of your paper :"
say that no such settlement as above STATED, nor
has any settlement whatever of the sad Iit-
Guilty been effected. Very respectfully.
H. A. MARSTELLEK & BRO.
Nokesvillc, Pr VIM. CO., Jan. ~.
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Nokesvillc, Pr. VIM. CO., Jan. "a

Eds-As the time has now arrived when it be
comes necessary to look about Us and sc'ect
suitable persons to ill our offices and US it is of
the last Importance tina. good mon should be
selected, permi: mo to suggest tho name of
EDWARD SANGsTEH esq, for the position Of
Judge of our County Court tho ight man in
the right place" Mr.. Sangster will bring t.
this Office g large practical experience--a good
and sound lawyer, and for many years I'll OK
ecutive officer OF tho Courts. there car be no
doubt tina. the duties of Judge will be discharg-
cd with zssl, marked ability and ncceptsblene>s
to tho people among whom he is so we'll and ia
YorahlV known 4.