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The Act to Enforce the Fifteenth
Amendment-H0w the Democrats OF
West Virginia Use IN,

The Act to Enforce the Fifteenth
Amendment-H0w the Democrats Of
West Virginia Use II.
The Wheeling Intelhgencer, the leading
Republican paper of West Virginia, growls
as follows because stick cut by Congress
to beat Democrats with has been laid on the
shoulders Of the Radicals. 1t was in Ma
rion county that Peirpoint refused to run.
The Entelhgencer says:
GA systematic scheme for the intimida-
ton Of the officers of registration through
out the State has been set on foot, and
practical operations have begun. In Ma
rion county, rs we are informed, two COM
mssioners have been appointed by the
judge of the Federal court, who are appa-
rently appointed for the express purpo sc
of assisting in this work OF intimidation.
Like appointments have been made for
other counties. In Marion we hear that
one of these commissioners, after his ap-
pointment, made public threats that he
would arrest and send to Jail registrars who
refused to make certain registrations. The
Vest TirJtntan, which came to hand last
evening, says Democratic speaker recent
ly said in that county that the United
States commissioner would issue his war
aua dppOlhb e5ooo w
bring in old Henry Boggess, one
of the registrars, by the hair Of
the head 1t also says other threats
were made by Democrats there to
arrest and imprison the several registrars
of the county if they refused to do their
bidding last Monday We are also in
formed by letter from Paramount that
last Monday, the Board Of Supervisors being
in session, an eX-rebel lawyer, after con-
sultation with the clerk of the Board, who
is the Democratic candidate for Auditor,
presented Il paper to the Board asking the
use of the jail for the Imprisonment of Off
GERS of registration who might be arrested
for infraction of the act of Congress enfor-
cling the fifteenth amendment.
"Now, all this is clearly intended to
frighten the officers of registration out of
n proper performance Of their duty under
the laws of the State; and telegram last
evening informed us that one oil the regis
trars in that county bad actually been ar
rested"
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Particulars of the Riot Mt HarrOds.
burg-Five Men Killed and Many
WOunded-A Bloody Affair.

From gentleman who arrived in the city
from Harrodsburg, KY, on Wednesday we
learn the following particulars of 4 bloody
affair in that town on Monday last:
A large number of negroes were in the
town, and all Of them were voting the Radi-
cal ticket. White Radicals were at the
polls, and challenged every Democratic
voter. The election passed oil quietly until
about ) o'clock in the afternoon, when Il
difficulty arose between young man named
s. r. p. Lawrence and Il negro. They en-
gagged in a hand-to-hand fight, and a short
distance from the courthouse Lawrence shot
the negro and then cut his throat, nearly Sc
vering his head from his body, killing him
instantly. The fight created great excite
mcnt, and in short time about two hum
dred negroes, armed with muskets and
shot-guns, collected in the vicinity of the
courthouse, and one of them shot Law
renee through the body, inllicting u wound
from which he died instantly. A shot fired
by the negroes struck young man, son of
Mr.. Green Johnson, who was sitting near
the bank, and who had taken no part in the
affair, killing him instantly. W. II. Haw-
Matt. Bradshaw (white) had his throat cut
with ball. About one dozen white men
were engaged in the difficulty. Several
others besides the above'named were slight
ly injured. Two negroes were mortally
wounded, and have since died, and eight or
ten others were wounded. The whites
were armed only with pistols. At least
five hundred shots were fired. The
negroes then retreated towards the
suburbs of the town, when the
acknowledgement citizens interiered and
quclled the disturbance, and placed
strong guard over the town. The most in
tense excitement prevailed, and the bloody
riot was very nearly renewed on Tuesday
by the attempt Of young Hawkins to shoot
negro named Sncad, whom he accused of
having killed Lawrence. The negro seized
the pistol just as Hawkins was about to fire,
and held it until Colonel Chenoweth and
others succeeded in diSarming Hawkins. 1t
is said that both of the parties between
whom the difficulty originated were under
the influence Of liquor.
The good citizens of the place deeply re-
greet the dreadful occurrence, and 4 strong
guard is still kept in the town to prevent q
repetition of the bloody sccnes.-LouiSulHe
Courier,
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~FALsE PRETENCEs-The vast

fy FALSE PREl ENCES-i ho Y'o'
and continually increasing sales OF HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTER5 have PROVOKED the
envy of certain! class Of dealers In various parts
of the country who a.etryrg to substitute their Ut
terIy worthless local nostrllms for the most popn
lar proprietary medicine in tie world. Ihese I'M
posters hope by lhe!r false statements 10 optaih
from the millions who patronize the great Ameri-
can Tonic sufficient number OF customers 10 make
their speculations upon the health OF heir nelgn
bors profitable As the demand for HOSTEL
TER'S BITTERS Is now so large ana urgent as
to tax 10 their fullest extent the facilities Tor us
manu- facturc these petty attempts to wiring in the
merest trash by false representations are OF !tie
consequence TO It's proprietorS. They are, now
ever a serious evil to the victimizei. II for ex-
ample, ut this warm season. when real inVigo'
rant Is greatly needed, the sufferer from general
debility, Indigestion, bilic usness, or nervous
weakness, Is coaxed Into using wlshy- 'gashy
compound without any medicinal virtue instead
of the sovereign specific In which the rarest tonic
and alternative vegetable elements are scientfc-l-
" combined It IS obvious that he Will rue the dav
when he allowed himself 10 be thus delu1ed It's
in the interest of parties who have been or may be
Influenced by the persuasion Of plausible cbatla
tans that this article Is published. With the light
of twenty years experience 10 guide him, why
should the invalid take 4 leap in the dark?
au s-deod&wlw
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North Carolina-Holden' Defiant.

North Carolina-Holden' Defiant.
The Raleigh Standard, HoLpES's organ,
and edited by his son, says in effect that
Holpxs's officers of election will give the
certificates to the Radical candidates. We
quote: -,
owe, the Republicans, have carried ,,"a , un'S
State once more by 1900 or 15,o0o ma
jority. .o,,,,ro
uWe have sustained the Governor ana
the President of the United States"
This copy Of the Standard was oa'e 81,
saturday bnt was of course printed at an
early hour on Friday evening, so as TO De DE-
sent northwards by the mail which LETT cit
Raleigh rLe Friday night. We shall n, not s,r be
surprised to learn tina, HohDEss t too e, nn
carried out his purpose of filing 60 'n ny Soree
by fraud, as they attempted 10 Il" "y WV
with Radical scoundre's.
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Ncy HAVING OBTAIN ED Til II
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES f. BURRFss AND JOSEPH G..
WILLIAMS
in the late concern OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS CO.,
I beg leave to call the attention Of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands OF my I'M
mcuse retail trade compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
LIBERAL MARGIN FOE PROFITS.
NV stock Is reptenlshcd by
TRi-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
Is kept at all times
FULL AND CGMPLETE,
is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
THE QUALITY Of aY GOODS Is
SUE Z K l y r,
and my
PRICES AZ Low as SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
| invite All examination by ali In want OF
FIRST CLASS GOODS
AT
TIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOUDFIN, iii Main street,
between Eleventh AID Twelfth
The following gentlemen can be iouhd Win
me. who will he pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS d. QuARLEs.
EDWIN A. WYNN,
w. L. JENNINGS,
F. v. SUTTON, dr.,
c. r. MORTON.
4. M. WOUDFlN,
10 % WILLIAM /. MCCAW.
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Tho Rest of News from North
Carolina.

A yirginian. now on V'sl' '1 1r;a, y"
Carolina. sends us the following glorious
,,an,s II will be rather hard for HOLDEN
- manage such majorities AS these anu
,1ev will enable the Conservative LcSiS'',
turc to manage him. Let him be lnl'ea'"'o
and turned out Of Office 49,,
GREENSBORO. August o. lo'"'
The State is Conservative by .o,ooo ma
;or;rv Conservative majority in the Legs
Iotpre will be two-thirds. Nearly every
CONGRESSIONAL district has gone for the con-
ssrvat;y,s Bully for Old Tar state. ;.
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Hon. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The Hon. JEFF
ferson Davis arrived in this city yesterday
morning from Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, en- route for Europe, and engaged
apartments ut Barnum's Hotel. He will
remain in Baltimore several days for the
purpose of arranging some business matters
of the South Carolina Insurance Company,
of which organization he is president. Mr..
Davis is enjoying excellent health, and yes
terday he was visited by Il large number of
Observation-Disclosures Sun, 9th.
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We have received from Messrs. WooD.
HOUSE a. PARHAM, the Richmond agents for
the American publishers, the July No. of
The Westminster Reuieae. The following is
the table Of contents Unpublished Let
tiers, written by SAMUEL Taylor CoLERIDGE;
Indian Taxation; Lord cornWallis's Land
settlement; The Nationality Question In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-08

A VALUABLE PAMrHLET.-Messrs. BATES
a. WAppy BROTHERS have laid upon our
table pamphlet containing the United
States internal revenue and tariff laws
(passed July -, 1870, together with the
"act imposing taxes on distilled spirits and
tobacco, and for other purposes" approved
July 90, 1863, and such other acts and parts
of acts relating to internal revenue us are
now in effect with tables Of taxes, Il copi-
Gus analytical index, and full sectional
notes. Compiled by HORACE T.. DRESSER.
p. S.-Messrs. ELlYsoN 4 TAYLOR have
also sent us a'copy Of this useful pamphlet.
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The SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
Mr.. CHARLES B. WILLIAMS. so long the edl
tor and proprietor Of this well-knoWn
monthly, has identified to the Southern
Planter and Farmer Publishing Company
all his proprietary and editorial rights ana
immunitics in that periodical. Mr.. " IL
L1AMs carries with him into his retirement
the good wishes Of hosts of friends who IN
woke for him many additional years OF hap
pineSs.
The new company promise to spare nc
labor nor means to maintain "the hl@I
=. standard as an agricultural, horticultural
..and mechanical, journal which the South
&c ey,n Planter and Farmer has always held.
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ArnTICE TO RIILDERS AND 9TH

NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND 9TH
~ ERS.-I am selling the following articles to
close buSlress-viz.: by s, IL, Is 20, and 2! feet
long sic per M; byI, 10 49, and 20 feet, l5 and
$ls; .. 8. and 4-nch 6eurt timber, $40: No. | inch
board SIS and $40 j)i=ts, ID, 20 and % feet, $l5
aud sic heart ,rden rails, S25 No. InercnaDta-
sawed white oak posts, SIS; u, 2, aDd 2l-nch sea-
soned whte-oak plank. $40; very large wagon
and HARNESS. latter nearly new; two TO
BACCO SCREWS, LEVER, and ali the FIX
TUh rs for rcprizing tobacco.
Il. l.. WHITING,
aa8-2t* Tenth and Basin, South side.
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BPECaAL NOTICES
Mr. GREAT REDUCTION IL
IN THE PRICES OF DRESS GOODS.
Look q, the full yard-wIde BLEAcHED Cors
TON Mt lOac. per yard;
The 1elc. BLEACHED COTTON goes ahead OF
auv that we have been selling at that price;
COTTON YARNS, all Mes. from to l., ut $i.se
for bundle of five pounds;
KNITTING COTTON at COO. per pound;
The reduced prices ut which we are selling MAT
TING is causing 1t to go OFF fast;
Everybody says that the CRASH at s3c. per yard
cheap, 80 1t must be so;
Ninety cents a yard is exceedingly low for good
LINEN sHEETING full two and half yards
wide; ..'
INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH at CSC. ger yard
worth SOc.-must be cheap;
PIQUEs ct 80, 49, 30, So and Goc. all OF which are
very cheap;
TABLE CLOTHS, all linen, full two yards long,
at 81 worth $780,
FRINGED NAPKINS, pune linen, at 7sc. per
dozen;
Excellent HUCKABACK at l6ac. PER yard will
astonish the natives;
Our stock of GLOVES and STOCKINGS, a large
assortment is excellent
Handsome sets of JET, GILT, and GOLD
PLATE JEwELRY;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTINGs in
endless variety;
PARAsOLs and UMBRELLAS at cosing-out
prices;
PIQUE TRIMMINGS at about one-halr the regu-
lar prices;
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
LINEN and COTTON sHEETING,
BRITANNIA, NIGHTINGALE, and CovEN-
TRY RUFFLEs;
KID GLOVES In all colors and qualities
TWISTED SILK hIITS at greatly reduced prices;
LINEN DRILLINGs and DUCKS at reduced
prices;
BASKETS, BAGS, and
TRUNKS;
LACES OF every DIES cription;
DRESS TRIMMINGS In great variety;
A large assortment Of LADIES' READY
MADE GARMENTS;
HOOP and BALM ORAL SKIRTS;
LACE SHAWLS at q reduction Of 25 per cent;
SPRING, SUMMER, and FALL SHAWLS;
GOOD IRISH LINEN at CSC. per yard;
GAUZE UNDERSTANDS at
soc. worth 81;
HANpKERCHlEFs, pure
linen, at " per dozen.
NINE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FOUR OTHER ARTICLES
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 AND 1915 MAIN STREET. au 5
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE,
RESIDENT COMMITTEE Rooms,
ASHINGroN, d. c., August 3, 1870

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 3, 1870.
To the Democracy Of the seoerdl States:
This committee requests that it may be
furnished at rs early day as practicable
with the names and address OF the members
Of the State Central Committee of each
State in which elections are to be held this
year.
1t also requests that the chairman of each
such committee will from time to time com
municate with the undersigned, giving the
condition, progress, and needs Of the cam
oaign i'm his State, with such other informal
ion as may add to the efficiency of this com.
mittee's action.
In this connection the committee cannot
forbear earnestly inviting the attention OF
Democrats and Conservatives throughout
the country to the condition of their re-
,pective party organizations everywhere
md urging the high Importance that sucl
organizations in States, congressional dis
.ricts, counties, &c, should be in thorough
effective, practical working order.
SAMUEL j. RANDALL, Chairman.
N. L. JeHrfeS, Secretary.
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The late rebel General Thomas L. Price,
Of Missouri. is said to have left an estate
valued ut $1,000, 0OO.-Erchange.
The rebel Generals name was STERLING
PRICE. THOMAS l.. WAS Il loyal man, we
think. He presided over the last Demo
cratic National Convention, when Mr.. SEy-
MoUR had declared he "coudn't be" our
candidate, and had run OIL.
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BERLIN, July 80, 1870.
MI LATEST DISP ATCH FROM BIS

BERLIN, July 30, 1870.
NJ LATEST DISPA TCH FROM BIS
NJ Notwithstanding Go d b X, No. o07
BROAD street. to put his DRY GOODS down
LOWER THAN EVER, in order to make room
for his FALL STOCK which order he reluctantly
complies with, as he has always sold his goods
Prussia, he obeys the mandate, and Is now Offering
his well-selected stock of U M NJ r DRY
GOODS, embracing every style and variety OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS to be found
in any frst-class establishment, at prices which
defy competition. Call and be convinced for
yourselves that the cheapest store to be found In
the city Is GOLDBACk'S. ! have received to-
day more Of those astonishingly-cheap Linen
HSndkerchiefs at &C., Linen Towels ut lOc., and
ROBERTS'S CELEBRATED 4 X A b o L A
NEEDLES, formerly kept by William n. Bell &
Co. Remember the place,
A. GULDBACk's. No. GOT Broad street,
aul between Sixth and Seventh.
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quired. -----
In regard to his fights IN Washington
with the men who were concerned with
him in securing the revival of the charter
If the Fredericksburg and Alexandria Rail-
road Company, Mr.. Segar, says CORE
spondcnt Of the New York Herald. reports
that after it became apparent that the eff
forts of Segar had put the success of the
measure beyond doubt Lincoln. became in
different and set up ON his own hook, along
with Mr.. G.. S. Bundy. of Richmond, for
the purpose, it is said, OF monopollzing TO
those two the whole Of Il !und which was IN
reserve to pay the fees of the agents and at
torneys who might put the bill through.
The Post Office Department is making up
special mails for Belfast. Ireland, per re-
quest of the British postal authorities.
1t is said that the President and Judge
Akerman both oppose the pardon OF the
Fenian leaders.
AT Glover Dale, Botetourt county, Geo.
c. Langhorne is appointed postmaster oice
James Trail, resigned. -.~
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n~ BACHELORS HAIRlDYE.-

MT BATCHELOR'S II r I'D E.
This splendid HAIR DYE IS the best In the world /;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects ofbad dyes invgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bro,on. Sold by all druggists and perfuIners,
and properly applied at BATCHELOR'S WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
te 2-eodlyr
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r@PREPARE FOR THE CHOLERA.

IL PREPARE FOR THE CHULEKA.
With the cheated term comes the danger OF
that frlchtful observation-disclosures and kiEdre q
diseases. What untold and indescribable misery
has been visited upon thousands annually by these
awful complaints? Eut every one ought to be
made aware that specific for this class OF dis
eases as well rs certain preventive, Is the cefe-
brated MISHLER'S HERB BITTFRS 1t will
positively fortify the system against the attacks OF
Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera lntan-
tum. DisrrhGa. Summer Complaint, DyseEtery,
collie Painters Collie, &c. -. II. BisselL ii. d.,
Physirian-n chief OF the United States Hospital
Ship s. Falcon,H highly recommends 1t for Ch0-
lea. and has used 1t with marvellous success In
such case7. 1t acts like an sngel Of mercy In
every instance. Sold by ell druggists and deal
ers. Price, one dollar per bottle.
au S-deOdSwlw
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FRENCH PAssPoRTS.-The French Co
yernment having notified the Goyernm ent
If the United States that American citizens
travelling in France must be provided W 18th
passports, notice is given that passpt rts
can be obtained by making application to
the department Of State, Washington,
D. c., Passport Bureau" without the in
teryention of any so-called passport agent.
No special agents are appointed by the De.
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DIED.

In st. Louis. Mo-. at O'Clock Saturday morn
Ing August 9Th OF whooplng cough, ROBERT
A., infant son of Colonel Robert A. and Amanda
w. Caskie.
In Baltimore. on the Ssh instant, GULIELAIA,
wife Of Samuel M. Harris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-08

AN APPEAL FROM TEXAs.-Informutio
received in Washington says that the con-
sentative people of Texas have decided to
send delegation to Washington to appeal
20 the President for relief from the condi-
lion Of things into which the Legislature Of
the State has plunged the people. The
movement originates within the Republi-
IAN party, though expressly dlsclaimlng to
town in the State.
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MARSHALL II. DENT, formerly Of Nor
gantown, has applied for divorce from his
wife.
Dent was q member of the Secession Con-
vention of 1900, but nota Scccsh, by any
means.
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hT DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
M0xEA. ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
RROAD A d MARSHtLL.-freaching on
EVERY LORDS DAY ii II a. n. and ~. III.
Elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
Ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at L. NJ.
Seats free.
parsonage 4os Twelfth street. MY
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ME- FRECKLES AND TAN.-MEADE
6 BAKERS FRECKLE LOTION will remove
freckes and tan ard improve the complexion. It
is entirely free of any ingredient that can posi-
bly, be injurious.
frice. soc. 4 vial. y"S-w
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MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,
lM HALIFAX COUNTY, Va;
REV. JOHN 4. CLARE, Rector and PfincIra.
ROBERT d. WINSTON, Associate Prlnrip"
sESSlON FROM FIRST OCTUbFR T.
FIRST JULY.
This school "a situated at MOUNT LAUREL.
pleas mt and very intelligent WILING ina heai"
country, four miles from clover St'iiril, ~ =
The advantages of society both In country sa'
village life. , r,r.,,..
The instruction I'm The classical AMI Eng
courses, and I'm Preach, will be careful ana t''
rough. The discipline. while strict ana warliI y,
will We. be parental and the influences III ",
school and Is surroundings Will be tEFl2tih Aa'
q Tegulur attendance IL church ever sunday al q,
with teachers aud other friends VIII be par "
the course. -, ,s,,..p.
Bo ri in good families IN the village nrsiura w.
rector,s aud imined itey under his suI'orlmt'ir
ance can he had Tor $3.50 per session iciI''lEL ~
charges. Tuition, $50. Board and tulii3n "a
hlr i1 adyanc one half LIST October ana l'th '
runry. For circulars and any Information HpW'
n - REV JOHA r. CLAkk.
Mount Laurel, Halifax county, "a
eod2rn
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Correspondence o; the Richmond Dispatch.

correspondence u tTIc ItlCIIIEI"HU DIT pItVT.
AUGUST 3, 1870.
The trial of the parties for the murder Of
Lavender commenced to-day. Martin, of
Henry county, and Colonel Dennis, Com
monwcalth's attorney for Franklin, are the
prosecutors. General Early, Major Talia-
terro, Irving billiard. OF this county, and
Burkes, of Bedford, arc for the defence. We
expect lively time. B.
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Modern German scholars assert that YER
gil, and not Virgil, is the correct spelling
OF the great Latin poets name, -