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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
l. WARERoOMs.-Up stairs, opposite the
those iron.front buildings the largest aud most
varied assortment OF PARLOR, CHA MBER, and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE In the State, OF
every variety OF style and finish Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made 10 order In any style de- I
sired. Our stock OF Chamber Furniture being
very large complete suits can be purchased st our
the prices OF all cur goods, and Ne are now seltnS
about as low as we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all In want OF good, substantial Fur.
uiture 10 examine our assortment before hayfng.
We have goods to suit ali payttes-the rttn or tna
moor. HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-o1ce: Matn ssreed
han RichnG1d. va.
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WILLIAM a. CHARTERS,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETa
RICHMOND. VA.

INSURANCE PROVIDED on BUILDINGS,
MERCHANDISE, and other INSURABLE PRO
PERTY, in city or country. at the LOWEST RATE
OF PREMIUM In any OF thu RICHMOND or
OTHER COMPANIES doing business In this city
Particular attention given to the proper drawina
of policies and adjustment OF losses.
LIFE INSURANCE effected with the best COM
panies. ia l5-S&WSm
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EssURAHCs CoMPxgIU

,TV HE VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE.
COMPANY
TAKES FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
and employs assets here FOR insurers benent.
,.a CHARTERED 1885.
observation-disclosures. 500, 0Ca.
Office, 1714 Main street.
DAVID J. BunR, s see aaMysooA' PRESIDENT
b. c. w KERRY, Jr., Assistant secreearT.
ap I-sm
SEH'4 p4esd T. i. sAsH' HEs ySs skkIsoE
OFFICE OLD DoM1N1oN ~
OF RICHMOND, VA.
No. 11ls MAIN. sTREE7.
Of Tss Y issue all kinds
a ana % make tho usual is
NH 21-sm Secretsrv
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN 81. NASH, President OF the Com
A: $. BUFoRD. President Danvtlle Ralrosd
Ga AsTSE 1s's 81 y D ssosss Co.
r. ". POWERS. merchant;
;. E. 3: 4hE [;I4 Of Allison Addison;
" e; PA IN S,1 e Psine & CO...
id. WAG.IONER, or WaRsoner 8 Haryey.
JOHN 81. GUY, attorney ut law;
WILLIAM B. ISAACS. OF w. T. Isaacs n
G. R. SKINkRR, of Hill, Bentiy 4 Skinker:"
JOHN A. SLOAN, Of G. T. Workman & Co.:
ANDREW L. ELLETT, merchant;
JAMES w. ARCHER, OF j. r. Anderson
Co.;
THOMAS BRANCH, OF Thorn az Branch & Co..
MAXWELL T; CLARKE, Of Scott Clarke;
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
Ixl VIRGINIA.
CHARTEkED 1874.
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nc following is a verbatim report

DlsABllITlEs.-In the United States Sc
nate on Monday Mr.. Johnston presented
the petitions Of \. a. SPOTS, Birdine Des-
kins, Thomas NJ. Scott, farewell; John
Coaklcy, Fredericksburg Thomas F. Per-
kins, Buckingham; George S. Snead, Bed
ford John d. Alexander, Campbell b. A.
Whitman, Speedwc!l; Burwell Akers, Floyd !;
4. J. Grayson, L. D. Boyle, Bland; NJ. Mar
tn Smith, Richmond ; Levi Pennington, Lee;
". &. Jones, Warwick :; David Witt, Dan
iel NJ. Harris, Nelson Robert X. liudgfH,
Norfolk; Jonathan Koiner, Augusta; W.
Il. Waller, PittBylvania ; George NJ. Crock
we'll, Frederick Samuel Barley. Rocking
ham; james |. z. Fleet, Goochland; John
". Paine, Jr., Lexington; Il. d. NJ. Charlton,
Montgomery and Mr.. Eickers presented
the petition of G. ". Bohannon, Of Ma
,hcws, praying to be relieved from their
political disabilities; which were referred
L. the select Committee on the Removal of
Political Disabilities.
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n N. WALKER & CO.,
~ FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS. 80
OFFICE, No. 1014 MAIN STREET,
under Messrs. r. II. Maury j. Co,

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of al kinds, in the city and country In:
5ured against loss or damage by fire at tue lowest
.stes In companies Of the highest standing:
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and inlano
risks taken at the lowest rates.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid
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apply for them might do so. Cases Of want
have no doubt occurred and have elected the
sympathy and aid Of Christian neighbors.
Are there no like cases in other counties,
and among native borns
These people are plain, earnest. honest,
industrious, intelligent, and moral. About
half of them have been citizens of the United
States for upwards of twenty years. They
bring thrift nearly all Of them bring means
to buy land and arc now settled upon farms
ranging from about twenty acres to four
hundred. They have been taking care of
their own roor-the few known to need
help-all winter; for this matter of the
care Of the poor is one which comes into d.
rect connection with their church organiza-
tons, of which they have three, and collec-
tons are taken at all their regular church
services to meet the wants of this class.
fear that my communication is too long,
but | nm indignant that o resolution hold
ing up this people to the pity and contempt
OF the whole country, and of Europe as well,
should be so hastily offered and passed upon
in the General Assembly. What possible
cause, then, can be for it; or, if under any
mistake it were thought necessary, for tho
defamatory terms in which it is expressed,
is more than l can conceive, hope the Com
mistee on Immigration will ascertain the
facts of this case and report them, for the
facts will sufficiently vindicate the Holland
ers Of Amelia county, and do them honor.
n r
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FIRG1SIA.-Office at Gibsonrille, Russell
county, is reestablished on route Lebanon
to Pattonsville, and Margaret Barns ap-
pointed postmistress. Hawkinsville, Sus-
sex county, Va, is reGstablished on route
Jerusalem to Petersburg, and Sidney Davis
appointed postmaster. At Buckner's sta
ton, Louisa county, Joseph Mancher is ap-
pointed postmaster vice Robert A. Buckner,
declined. At Aqua creek, Stafford county,
Thomas H. Bradley is appointed postmas-
ter rice NJ. H. Alberger, moved away. At
Copper Valley, Floyd county, Lewis A.
Buckingham is appointed postmaster uice
J. H. Simpkins, resigned.
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lire, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
SIJRAECE,

lire, MARINE, AND INLAND IN.
L SURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
g iS IT AZ si4 oS co. 600 90
CASH ASSETS 'iJanuarv /, 1910 ...... 2,oi7,ssa 81
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. lola MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES in the above arst-class
PERSONAL PR0PERTY for protection against
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and inland
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings Issued for from one to
Rates as low rs those of any other company
eqs!y reliable A. AP%RhfnnfRfEnRs ss eo Agents.
T IFE, FIRE, AND MARINE INsU.
IL RANCE.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER s27 ,00o, 600
The undersigned respectfully solicit the patron.
age OF those wanting INSURANCE, Offering
them the following hrst-class reliable compa-
nles
KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
Assets January LIST, ls7o..... SOC, 900
Policies issued On aii approved plans, with An.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFEITABLE.
The Knickerbocker treated ite southern policy
holders after the war with the greatest lberality,
and IS therefore entitledt to the patronage Of our
people.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
Invested funds (gold) 81, 1855, IA 80
equal to $40, o00, 900 In United States
currency.
Funds invested in United States. ...... 49, 80
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia, $4,000 90
III old registered bonds.
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PETERSBURG, VA.
DARCY PAUL, PRESIDENT
SAMUEL 3. PAUL, Secretary.
ASSETS at1 iosses Ii;i,ERXIIY Adjusted AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
GOOD LIFE AGENTS WANTED everywhere
in the State, who will be literally dealt with.
. THOMAS IL. ALFRIEND s. SON. Agents,
no Office No aN2 Main street.
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GOOD LIFE AGENTS WANTED everywhere
in the State, who win be literally dealt with.
- THOMAS IL. ALFRIEND s SON. Agents,
DE SIM Office No. 802 Main street,
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Office, 171s Main street.
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary.
b. c. w KERRY, Jr., Assistant Secreesry.
I'm
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
The Taxes.

This mornings Wig and Register con-
aims an article entitled, "TaX on Far
ner's Bedroom Furniture in which it is
hown that on carpets, window curtains,
Dap, calico, looking-glasses, and almost if
not every article now in use, there is Il spe-
ial tax. To all of which | say, even if it
pe true that this enormous tax is now i'm
posed on the people, what is the reason
Because these same complaining Demo-
rats rebelled against their Government,
naugurated a civil war, and desolated and
uined a country once rich, once in pros
Gritty, with light taxes, and but little to
ay on our real or personal estate. Re
lember that the eleven States that seeded
lch had, mt that time, u Democratic Gov
rnOr. Yes, our taxes are burthensome, and
ne Democracy. e., Conservative power
is responsible for it. We challenge the
nth of our statements.
Z The article winds up by saying: "Now,
lrmers, if you are fools enough to go and
eposit your votes for any of this taX-levy-
lg party-why, vote and be taXed.n Now,
lrmers, we would ask, for whom would
gu rather Vote-the honest Republican
! no is willing to pay by taxation a Ma
onal debt, though incurred by his enc
lies, or the men who brought this taxa
on upon you? Democracy, Conservatism
I'd rebellion are synonymous terms, ac-
riding to the history of our State since
1873. EXACTLY.
4 KNOXVILLE, August 3lst.
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TcoHNuxIcIrED.l 7a
Sunday school Celebration.

There was Sunday school celebration and
picnic at Lyons Creek last Saturday. At nine
o'clock the Lyons Greek Sabbath School met
formed procession and marched out TO meet
Pleasant Hill and Thorn Grove Sabbath Schools
The three schools then marched short distance
on the road leading TO Strawberry Plains to meet
the speakers. Soon the speakers arrived and
were welcomed with waving banners and music
The procession then moved forward to n beautiful
grove near Lyons Creek church where n splen-
ana and handsomely decorated stage had been
prepared and commodious seats arranged Alex.
Feeder, Esq, as Grand Marshal of the day, re-
nected honor upon himselfand the schools and
showed that he was fully qualified for, and wor-
thy OF the position Tho attendance was eN-
tremely large-perhaps over six hundred per-
sons. Inc exercises We're opened with singing.
by the Cave Spring choir, under the leadership
OF Mr. NJ. M. Callen, and prayer by Rev r. NJ.
Miller. Maj. John L. Murphy, the orator of the
day was then introduced who. in his usually
earnest and impressive manner, delivered well
timed address
The people then partooll of dinner which had
been prepared in abundance and for which tbe
ladies of the community deserve great credit
John Meek Esq, NJ VI. Callen, Esq. and
Rev Mr.. Hickle were expected to deliver adj
dresses III the afternoon, but were prevented by
storm of rain. The church and approximate
houses afforded shelter from the rain which was
not as heavy as foreboded, but prevented any
further exercises. Mr.. VIM. b. Trent and fam
lly, and others living near, will be remem bered
Tor their hospitality and kind attention in recev-
ing and entertaining many during the rain.
Indeed, the day will not be forgotten soon, al
though RAIN did terminate the regular exercises
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
English Female Bitters,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female Reg
ulntor known, will cure all those complaints above
mentioned IN an incredibly short time. Tho Bters at
once arouses strengthens aud restores the womb its
natural condition, removing distractions, relieving
pam, and regulating the monthly period. Yondcr
70 womanhood; she is the pride Of all, but bark she
silently steals pickle, cats chalk, or slate penc no
appetite for food she turns with dun eye and seeks
solitude; her eye longer sparkcs her merry laugh
Is no longer heard ringing through the air. she mopes
about with hloodless lips and gums with headache.
palpltation constipation, swimming Of the head cold
teet and hands, melancholy; she has coated tongue,
to mention.
when neglected all these symptoms become aggrava-
ted there is sick stomach heartburn a dark line set
tles under the ewes the legs and ankles swollen the
splitting Of the finger nails swollen abdomen oxtreme
nervousness, rcttunoss, pains and aches, dry cough
hEsterlcal nus rapid Prostration epilepsy and death!
at once for Bottle of English Female Bters and be
cured. Its effects are magical in such complaints
surely no mother viii postpone and delay this duty
until
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Female Complaint,

That, claims its victims Throughout the length and
breadth of our land ~
Many females suffer in way at each monthly pc
rHd some girls are in great peril nj the
Hl mcmruauon while older dread its decline at
me turn of life. Sometimes the menstrual How is too
much or too little or may be attended with Han; may
De irregular entirely checked or changed i'm apDoa-
anee attended with other distressing sy1nRsus Leu
eorrhWi or thC Whites frequently drains the sys-
cause rapid prOstration
Failing Of the womb ia an exceedingly common conn
plant giving much trouble aud distress which under
ordinary treatment, is difficult to cure
Mysteries Green Sickness Irritablity of the Womb
and other serious aud fatal complaints follow the female
sex throughout life. LIVES there medical gentleman
VINO has can relieve the fair sex of the above rou
h!es Not many. Is there no combination of RENEE
dial agents that will to her resouo2 We answer
Neg. '''
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Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently shows q
want of red blood and Mr. Churchill, in his work on
Diseases of Females says Bearing in mind that the
blood is remarkably deficient in red corpusoles and the
known property of iron to correct this condition theory
suggests il the most to be relied the best Of which
the Citrate. Citrate of Iron enters largely into the
composition of English Female Btters combined with
powerful vegetable tOnics of rare qualities.
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the piney
woods of Mississippi, is found certain hard and inty
root which has been in secret use by old mid
lang and restoring all females suffering with any af
lection of the womb. This have obtained gave
it fair test in practice. and it is now one OF the
principle ingredients in these BitteIs. Other powerful
uterine and general tOncs also into it's compost
ton. We also add Lcptandra or Black root sufficient
TO act upon the liver and keep the bowels open.
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Common GrogshOp Bitters

Empty bitter bottles of various styles can be found
around almost every dwelling and cabin throughout
the land. Their taste is pleasant and advertised to
cure almost every disease while the manufacturers
kotc they possess no medicinal properties whatever
They many DISCUSSES for exceedingly common
beverages, which do not, nor cannot possibly
one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in quart bottles;
they contain sting for yitals, and he who buys
them carries tOpers" grog into his house. ono man
who knows nothing about medicine, says hs big BEETLES
of common stuff will cure chills and fever rheumatism
and consumption another whose bottle is very fancy.
all Impurities Of the blood makes old men young
casts out DEVILS restores sight TO the blind and numer
other miracles; while yet another who presumes
every drunk0Td, proposes 10 collie, iRgrow-
ing nails, yellow fever, heart disease and lOvesiek
madens! We know they make no such cures; We
kdOw the people at large are deceived and swndled
and we desire to yentilate these common humbugs
make the following challenge 70 one and all:
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CHANCERY COURT...KNONYILLE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SAlh VI REAL ESTATE.
j. S. Jackson and wife ct ais. s. ID. Minor ct ais
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE MADE IN
this cause at the July term 1870. of the Chancery
Court at knoxville Tennessee will sell at the door
Of the court house in Knoxville Wednesday the 18th
day OF September 1870, the farm lying on the Clinton
road about four miles from Knoxville containing 318
acres; II being the that allotted to Alice G.
Jackson and E c. Berry, their share of the estate of
Henry Lonas decd by former decree of this Court.
sad sale Will be made in bar of the equity of rodemp-
ton, on credit Of six twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months; interest bearing notes. with approved
security VIII DC required, and lien retained ON the
land III pad, ID. A. DEADERICK
augo-ultwot' Clerk and Master.
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Blooming Young Girls,

Middle aged matrons those the critical period and
the aged grandmother all cured by the use Of our
English Female Bitters now prescribed and used by
Physicians all over the country.
If you are troubled with Falling Of the Womb. at
tended with a of weight and bearing down pain
in the back and side and other attendant evils English
Female Bitters will give entire relief,
Those Mt the turn of life" mothers after confne-
ment, and all others mae femae) who are GONZALES
cents from any protracted or facilitating complaint,
who gain strength slowly, and whose digestion is slow
and imperfect will find these Bitters the very thing
their system demands 1t gives q powerful appetite,
aids and assists Digestion the liver strengthens
mentally and physically. and fills the whole system
with pure crimson blood coursing through its channels
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
sunday school CeIebra,iop,

There was very pleasant gathering at As
Try Church yesterday. The Sunday School,
der the charge of Esquire Huffaker assem-
with The people of the neighborhood to the
lmber of about four hundred, where they
re addressed, first, by Rev. j. L. Mann, in a
ry interesting and instructive manner. He
IS followed by Rev. w. p. jackson, pastor Of
temperance some hard blows. Mr.. 0. b.
nth made a few remarks, and was followed by
j. Davis, who urged the necessity of every
lool supplying itself with books. He said
use communities which dld the least for their
icken and shiftless The exercises were in
spersed with good vocal and instmm entail
lsic, and just at noon all adjourned to the din
IL which was beautifully supplied TO all who
uld partake., Although the writer, with some
hers he might mention, got slightly damp
ming home, he wishes 10 say, when Asburv
embles again may he be there TO see.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE MADE AT
the July term, 1870, of the Chancery Court al Knox-
vile, Tennessee will sell at the door of the court
house in Knoxville, on "Wednesday the 7th day Of
September, $50 the lot Of land in Knoxville Tonnes
see, fronting fifty feet Florida street and mining
back about l40) one hundred and forty feet bounded
the west by said Florida street and on the south bv
the lot which j. ;. Waters now resides and the
buildings and appurtenances thereon. Said sale will
be made in bar Of the equity Of redemption on credit
of six and twelve months Interest bearing notes with
approved security, will be required of the purchaser
and lien retained ON the lot til the purchase money
is fully paid. II. A. DEADERICk
auF3-dltw3t. Clerk and Master
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Sickness, Pain and Death

Legtmatcy result as penalties for violations of
laws from which none can escape
Tue faded cheek, the pale and wan features tho dull
eye. the clouded intellect the deep heavine siqb lie
feeble and emaciatod frame the detected brow 6e toi
rlng guy az nulcate previous tTansgrossion of law.
hh2Mhg tnat procrastnaion is the thief of time an
beings apply for some remedy cir
cuhiances permit while those who do not act upon tn
principle that delays dangerous reneroiIv inner
lose more time and pay more Honev s'
Thousands Of mothers and daughters in all stations
and conditions Of life. suffering lingering and dvs
ing irom the effects Of some dreaded and dreadful
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-07
United States of America Eastern District
of Tennessee,

WHEREAS, INFoRMATIONs, HAVE BEEN
w filed in the District Court of the United States
for said District by E. c. Camp Attorney of the United
States for said District behalf of the United States
of America, against the following described property
viz One gallon cask. containing eight gallons dis
titled spirits (brandy), seized the property Of ID. s
Noe;
Two copper stills and worms seized on lands in said
District, by Joseph A. Cooper Internal Revenue Col
lector for said District as the property Samuel Hunt
One cask with ten gallons distilled spirits seized on
lands in said District by John Murphy Deputy Collec
tor Of lntenal Revenue, as the property Of James
Baird, and against all persons lawfully intervening for
their interests therein alleging that said property had
been seized, as aforesaid forfeited to the United
States, for in said information set forth and
avered 20 be true, and praying for the usual process
and montiOns Now, therefore, pursuant to the lni-
ons, under the seal of said Court. to me directed
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming an in
erest in said property to appear before said Court al
the court house in Knoxville in said District on the
9Th day of September 1870 10 O'Clock of the fore
noon of that day. then and there to nterpose their
claims and mako their allegations in that behalf.
s. p. EVANS.
auglI-dltw4t. l. 5. Marshal for said District.
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The military authorities of Stettin, Il few
US ago, were surprised by the appearance
a strange sort of volunteer, who insisted
being permitted to enter the ranks and
ht against the French. This was a
.nng country girl, tall aud strong, and
nished with an excellent character from
r burgomaster of her village. 1t was
easy matter to put her off, and when
de ut length unwillingly to comprehend
It her sex debarred her from being a
dier, she went away, declaring She
uld try another regiment i'm which she
bed to be more fortunate.
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One Hundred Dollars

That one tablespoonful of ENGLISH FEMALE BIT
TIERS contains rs much medicinal properties rs one
bottle of any Of the pleasantly tasted common adver-
tised bitters OF the day The medical profession TO
decide the question BE it understood that the English
Female Bitters is not a beverage, but is a powerful
Iron and Vegetable Tonic combined, curing long stand
ing chronic female complaints i'm every direction.
Put up in large bottles 81 80 per bottle or six bot
ties for $780, and sold by druggists and merchants eye
rywhere.
J.P. DROMGOOLB & CO., Props,
Memphis Tenn.
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NOTICE.

EAST TENNESSEE, kIRGIyiA AND GEORGIA r. II. Co.
IBRAsCRER's OFFIcE, Knoxville July D. 1870
To he Sockkoiders of The Eat Tennessee Viyginis
and Georgia Raitrodd Company:
TNhE REGULAR ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
the Stockholders of this Company will be held at
the office Of the Company, in the City Of Knoxville on
wednesday, the tn Of September 1870 Special trains
will be prOvidedon that day TO carry. free all Stock
holders who may wish to attend to and from the Con-
entiOn. JAMES g. MITCHELL,
julyA-d6wtde. Secretary and Treasurer.