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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

ALL of DR.. Jsynes valuable medicines
n for sale, wholesale and retail. Per
son. purchasing them by the dozen or or
half dozen, can have them a, wholesale
prices. sep3 H. H. Bill ing'.
CTILL in demand, those cen. Copy
~ Books a, Aa"tN
aug 6 Do'N S'o
CONSTANTLY receiving new Music
" 70 all kinds, at La"eS
,n,6 Book Store
A NEW 10, OF French Note Paper s'
n sep3 Billings Drug Store.
QCHOOL Caskets. a complete ou'.h.
~ Tor school purposes. every boy sna
girl should have one. price only 20 cesn
at Louck's Book Store.
WOYS. and Toy Books iu grea. variety.
I at Laucks s-
sug8 Book Store. o.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

The MsriinsbUrs and Potomsc Rail-
road. will be placed under contract during
the present month. So says The M.ruas-
burg Star.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President,
with full corps of Professors.

Opened but recently for purposes Of instruc-
tion, this Institution has already attained ve-
ry extensive range of patronage and support.
1t possesses the finest grounds and buildings
in the State.
Glasses are formed in all the regular Depart
ments of Collegiate and Scientific Study.
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of the Modern Languages, the Study Of Geolo-
gy, and other branches in the interest of Agri-
culture.
Chemistry taught according to tho new and
only correc! system.
Teachers Glass every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION FROM sl5 TO s24 PER YEAR.
Fall Term begins Sept. 7th. Winter, De-
cember 9th. Spring, March 2ist.
Commencement, June 18th.
IJ Send for Catalogue.
GEO. G. STURGISS,
Sec Board of Regents.
Aorgantown, w. Va, Aug. 90, 1870. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

VYANTED.-l000 Bushels Of Irish
" Po,s,oss, for which | will pay the
hishes, price in Goods or Cash.
oct l R. N. Hoffman.
THE place to &c. nice all wool Under
i Shirts. as ! have large stock Of Un.
der Shirts and Dtswers nov in Store
oe,ls Lloyd Lieklider.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND
Gle MICA IS

CHEM c Il IL )
rR.R.P. MAGRUDER having re6l'ed
~ bis Store and incl essed bis stock can far
"a uish Drugs and Medicines of the PuTes'
aud, ,bos, qualify. His Medicines and Che@i'
Gals are purchased from The best and most ,eLs-
ble houses, also the most reiiaoe fateh' "'u'
lcfneSy such as Cough Mixtures hl"lmens' II
soo,bipqS,rups. &c. Hair preparations OF The
mos, reliable quality. Fine Perumery, Fancy
and Domestic Soaps. Brushes, Combs, Tooth
aud Nail Brushes Of the finest English manu-
facture. Old Rye Whiskey, Brandy, Ole Ho,-
land Gin for medicinal use only. Coal oii'
Lamrs, Chimneys, Wicks, &c.
Prescriptions carefully prepares and heo'-
cines furnished at hours day ana h'en'
DR.. MaCruder returns his-ihankt to Inc ruo'
lie for their patronage aud hopes for con'in-
uance Of the same.
stcre neatly opposite the Court House
Shepherdsiown, Feb. II, 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19

q',issdsep.b4 BaatA1 !yrs..Sssal::.. G..
.'r'- 'F- 's-~ f-'-..- --A--',Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-19
OUR RAILROAD.
TREMENDOUS
EX CT T E NJ E N T e!

Now is the time 10 push the Great
Enterprise along, for it is well
known fact that have always con-
\ sidered the true interests OF every
A ;a aaluntinn snch Gnnds az will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
An Influential Railroad Company.

Considering that the Washington and George
town street railroad is o yned in Chatham street,
New YoIk, and that it i run in a manner stea
div hostile 10 the interests Of the people of
Washington, it is a little remarkable that the
G, mpsny are able TO control corporation Off =
Gals. and WELD an influence enabling them to
carry ont all their selfish purposes.
II is we'll known that in grading Pennsylvania
ay,Eye fol the new pavement the interests OF
the railroad company were held paramount,
and the grade was made ~ conform to their
Track, and from this cause alone IL is that the
street lacks a sufficient crown in many portions
If II. as for instance, between AZ and 9Th
streets, where the avenue j. left so nearly hat,
- save the company the expense of raising
their tracks, that the water stands in little
Iculs on portions Of the new pavement.
Again, the project of lowering the grade of
18th street was engineered through solely to en-
able the railroad company to save the heavy
expense Of Iusing hilI-horses at that point, and
BY the same sharp tactics the company threw
the whole expense Of the work on the city; that
\ 10 say, the people of the CITY are taxed to paw
Tor a job done solely to enable the railroad com
Pany TO save three or four thousand dollars
wear.
Again, the railroad company in relaying their
tracks al that point, have been permitted to
bring them 80 nea1 the foot-pavement at the
corner Of 18th street and the Avenue, as to
make il impracticable, or dangerous for We
hicltS 70 pass between the track and the curb.
The question arises who is responsible for these
concessions to this grssping Overlooking mo-
nCpoly. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
CONGRESS- IONAL


SENATE. After our report Closed
The clerks relief fund bill was laid aside, and
the bill Of last session, to promote the securing
EFFICIEsT sEANzs FOR ran NAVY
OF the United States, was taken up. The bill
provides, in addition 20 the numb n of IN n aud
Toys row authorized in tha IVY there hall be
received annually from al parts Of tue luntry
not more than three hundred boys, from fifteen
Ia seven cen years OF age. who after passing q
moral and physical examination, shall serve as
navy apprentices until twenty one years old, to
be sho~n as L MON apprentices, and to re ,eiye
such Pay a. Il fixed BY the President Upon ar
Iiv'ng at maturity said apprentices, il passing
the proper examination, hall lie promoted to
the grade OF MON sailors, either of the class of
e amen or ordinary seamen. The Union seamen
shan be eligible TO promotion to petty Oh ,os,
ratings. and to The position OF warrant officers
Seamen now in the navy may, after i've years
service, upon procuring certificates of good con-
duct from their commanding officers and pass
ing examination, be entitled TO receive appoint
ments as L Mon seamen.l
The bill passed a. amen ied by An additional
section giving TO on-commissiOEed Off GERS sea-
men, ordinary seamen, &c, thereafter enlisting
IN the naval service the same Allowance for
stoned officers and privates in the army and
marine CORPS. =
Without transacting any other business of
Importance the Senate went into executive
session, and soon aiterward adjourned.
HoUSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. BCrLEI's AMNESTY BILL
being under consideration. substitutes were
offered by Messrs. Beck and Bingham.
whole bill, as follows.
THAT all political disabilities imposed by the
thIrd section of the fourteenth amendment OF
removed"
Mr.. Butler announced his purpose to have
the vote taken on the bill At o clock o-mOrroW
(to-day,) and the bill went over.
Mr. Dawes, from the Appropriation Com
mIttee, reported
TIE LEGISLATIVE. JUDICIAL, AND EXECUTIVE
APPROPRIATION BILL,
which was made the special order for Tuesday
next. ut appropriates about twenty millions
The Speaker announced the following
APPOINTMENTS TO COMMITTEES:
On Mines and Mining, Mr.. Manning; on
Freedmen's Affairs, Mr.. Rainey; on Banking
and Currency, MIR. Holmes; on Coinage.
Weights and Measures, Mr.. Dixon, IN. C. y on
the District of Columbia, Mr.. Dsrrall; on Mill
| tary Affairs, Mr.. Morey; on Pacific Railroad
! Mr.. Sypheri on Claims, Mr.. Wolf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
Cumulative Voting I'm England.

The new school boards were elected in Lon
Gon on the 18th ult., in accordance with the
terms Of the education act and the London pa
IeTs give good deal OF space to the proceed
ings, ii being the first election ever held by
ballot there. The election was for the choice of
tOrty-eight members to compose the School
Board Of London under the new education law:
and, a. at the election under the same law at
Manchester the week before, every rate-psyer
Ct either sex was entitled to vote, and each
voter had as many votes As there were members
to be chosen in his or her district. The women
rate payers, voted in considerable numbers
especially in three districts containing lady can
didates- By the system OF cumulative voting
adopted, the minority had a chance to elect
several candidates, and the result was the
choice OF several catholics, and a few ladies.
Aswe have stated, each voter had as many votes
a. there were seats 10 be filed, being at Hberty
10 concentrate all his votes on one candidate or
70 distribute them as he pleased. In Manches-
ter there were fifteen members of the School
Board 10 be elected, and each voter had Is votes
at his disposal. Forty-four candi Gates went 70
the POLLS and over Ss0 GOO votes were given by
- 80 voters. Manchester is famous for two
thing first, the fervor OF its Professionalism:
second the number, organization, and strength
Cf IT. working classes. But at this election the
tive Catholics were brought In al the head of the
foN, one OF them receiving nearly 20 900 more
y ties than any Protestant candidate and no
working class candidate, CT whom there were
seven, beng elected at all, the highest vote any
o. 'htm received being sd, while one of them
got oH!y les. The 9o,s6S votes given to the two
Ca'hohc candidates were polled by about seven
thousaId voters, Who either pumped" for the
Teytterd gtnilemaD who heads the list or split
their votes between him and the lawyer who is
rCTt 20 him in strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
PERSONAL.

NOTICE This il 10 give notice thai The no5e-
a cerngned is DO ioreer 10 the employ az Durraa
80 sm nov al IN. house Of JAS PO9r q 90. !,
No - South street. Baltimore
eeIs 81 JOHN d. MURRAY
nPokTAkIl MADAM TURNER IGd.ss
insured when all Others fail No hurnbu y,,S ,rfft
ssrthiess medicines. 10 90 G street nsar the De
w. deis- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

u ana lUih street, above Peuusylvsria arapus
, lie guarantees speedy cure q ali Yc.pr-aI as
cyphiitlc Diseases, OF Caarge. Tba- Id -.irIpp
treaine en- n 'u'd ctn1le IA the Doctor a. ,l~e n
Is The ods physician or snsh p -isify
w the cry. aud his rha mos- ntisr
Ihose Affected with ORGANIC WEAKNESS an
!he any kihored al cti1a arising from hAiifs ~
impl uteIce, are offered a pernsnert NC h. a..
slOrtest tlfne possible s. Paya room, TO- p1ftrsF,
dental ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
WELL TOUNDED.

In old times, at the CONNIE ncement Of every sea
son, IL was the fashion t. take strong csthartic
assftgusrd against . change Of TEN perature L. was
a worse than senseless practice. The people OF oar
day Understand the matter better Instead Of de-
pe;lDg the ~ sttm they nforce it, In the ,thod
they adopt they exhibit a wise discrimination In
stead 81 Tesorug to the Initiated stmuIants of com
merce, any Of th- compounds derived from them
they Put their faith in the only absolutely pure
inSissTant procurable in the msrkst-HostetterIs
Stomach Bitters. Their faith is well founded
Never has any tonic medicine been prepared with
such scrupulous precision and conscientious care
Ii l. vegetable compound, OF whfch every inrre-
dent is sound, Wholesome, and med, AL in the
true sense of tLewOri. Now. We have three prom
ineLt rational complains. One half of the aInI,
population Of the United States suffer more o- les.
eitler rom dsesses Ci the stomach, terangemants
81 the liver, or affections OF the kiine, s. in no
eral as tfi- country and Hoste,iar's Bittersi,.
Ter them all unless organic in their origin
fortunate enough 10 BE- exempt from them at pressn,
under. tapd on, great fact viz that occasiSnai
then a the sun viii prevent tie earth from freezing
TNATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
PAYS s 81: a.s;i p PS sHH
MANAGERS:
b; a willard WR- such ney. Hon Jos. Casey,
kmery, 4 Shepherd W. d. Flip. RANT, no - Il
TN0TIUE-Am persons indebted to me are no
~ uhed to settle their bills by the frst day 81
January, l5,l, or thsy viii be refused medical at
ehoahce. loci tal'1 b. W. BUGAN. M. D
%NOTICH To PERSONS DESIRING To
S LEARN GERMAH.-A special course of in
~ t6 s s6sfsRss SSL { sss
on JAM AIRY 10Th, l5l, by ID. L. SELKE, teacher of
herman 10 the public schools Terms for the course
q ~ lessons, Ss Applications will Be received 1T
the College, cerner 7th and streets. and of the
residence Of the teacher 81 Eth str cot, between
Private classes IN German and French can be
Crneo AZ the teachers residence, at moderate
ates. sefo- 1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

krOk cALI-Sever.i BUILDING SITES, Of thIrs
eciee eech on baltimore Railroad tWr,xr m, ~
non city. Apply koom 3. Navy Depi. nois In =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

DO NJ Z sTIC GOODS.
REDUCEO IN PRICE
......N- - 10 Ig-s "a
BLEACHED COTTON, from. 81. up 10 90 rant.
BROWN COTTON from ...........6'j I'D to l. csnt.
CANTON FLANAEL, from. .12ii up to 80 cents.
Also,
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELS, HO
sIBBY. GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs.
&C, very cheap.
W. W. BURDETTE
30. sas SEVENTH STREET,
Bstw cen and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

he work on the new market house IL pro-
crossing, but not quite rapidly enough to suit
the inpatient community. Put on more men,
MeSsrS. Contractors, and push the work along /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

There was one feature connected with the
amateur operatic performance on TUESDAY,
evening to which the papers have not referred,
hut Which yet deserves TO be noticed. We refer
to the brigade OF blackgusrds who infest the
CUrbstones in front 1T our churches and places
of amusement, TO leer at and comment on the
ssse nhiing and retiring audiences They were
oct % fun force, ana won re laursls on Tues
day evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15

The Georgia election takes place next week,
the 18th 2lst, and 22d, when seven Congressman
axe TO be chosen for the remainder of the pres
Cnt Congress and for the Forty seconI Congress.
and also members Of the State legislature. The
candidates for Congress arranged in each case
IN the numerical order of the districts) are as
follows, For the Iist Congress-Republicans:
Richard W. White, Richard III. whitley, Ma
ron Bethue, Jefferson F. Long. Thos 2. Beard
John A Wimpy, Geo. p. Burnett. Democrats:
4. Mcintyre, Nelson Tiff, wm. F. Wright,
Winborn j. LsSton, ID. NJ. Dubase, WIN. p.
Price, Pierce VI. b. Young. For the 4zd Con-
Republicans: Virgil Hillyer, Richard H.
Whitley, John ). Bigby, Thos. }. Speer, Isham
;. Fannin, John A wimpy, Geo. P. Burnett.
10 mocTsts: W. Payne, Nelson lift, VIM +.
Wright, Wihborn j. LAYTON, ID. VI. Dubase,
VIM. +. Price, Pierce NJ. y. Young The re-
publican majority in the State in 1865 was 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-15
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
(rREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF COAL.
] have purchased large lot of COAL for cash
nYkE lsisOTlsf EIinISses for cash only 90
BTRNs,bEi very free burning. -.-..-. 90
BAhTIMoRE CO; yerS superior hard coal. = 90
2aao noDnis 70 ;Ss -, Sr,w,pr oo
dele Nv corner sth and B streets, Island.
GOAL AND wOOD.
I have reoeiyed the last week i've csrsses bes
SuslitS BED and WHITE ASH COAL; all size,
tor CASH only.
Best quality OAK and PINE WOOD.
Orders leit at once corner 18th street and Pecu
yivsnia eyenue, or ~ the Yard. 9street wharf
promptly fl!ed. -
=. JAMES GLEASON,
ses:t, IRsel GesLa. Wood Ms,es..I
EDUCATIONAL. .,-
You've LADIES, so1o0L, Ms. wETGaTs.j
vNsEOoSb QUAR- TER commences MONDAY,
Terms .sio tosl Is per quarter.
Good references given. nols I'm.
H MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
s Ss + Ssss.:
so Jsossnss.ss.
C LIST 1iSiS.p :. by Pro
lessor Joseph Tsber ychnson, A D. sst
MEDICAL CtIHIC-Mondays 1t Sd ,. m, BY Pro
ffRNs: -
70 students attending the University Clinical In
10 eli others, general ticket, go.
Tickets may be procured from
JOeSPH IAbkk yOHnsVN, II. D..
nue. and 10th street. oc ii-tf
ENGLIsH, FRINOH, AND CLASSICAL IN
AsStLo tz6xseT PIis1is.i. ~. sts ~ ~ io ai
evepue. Prof BAkkI, Teecher Of French. oc7 3m'
TIE HIesIs 0sISSIl yeUHe .lADIsss
ard, eI.secretaTy Of State: Gen. John 8. orocEsr,
Hon. John HitE, bwis Consul General Prof Henri
nasson, teacher of frenchs ssii an
T1I EYIIINQ CLASSIC N AAfHInAr.
IL, xnehsn 0rsmmaf, nockkeeItns end Pen
I end Z, win Be reorganixed on MONDAY, Oct. n.
u0o. Tor terms, Be-, apply to
.p m 90 - sEEs ISL tslnCn.s H s.ss:.
4 IPPINoOYr gRMALl MsTITUr1,
II CHARLES sTRxtT AyENQE
Cor the scQuirs@ens 81 ( tkoSUSsA - ssisHa
.Dsci: Ssssciss sa sivSs 3 huss ana or,...
90 for sosrains sa,ns n n.s,,.a a.,ar.,s,,
pr cEalaFs oeat.aains san i,sornauea sddrsu.
@ soS&iy sEv. !. A.LIPPIsoorrA.n
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%NOTIok-Ah the UNREpErurD
US PLEDGES unsold AZ eur last an -. 4.
will be cold az private sale at cur OFFICE %,
and J09 -Four ara o hall street. Near Pean.yiS.
MIA Avenue, ~ slight advance over The ameun.
adya 9cAd on them.
de6-n ,. GOLDsTIIN eco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

Walks about Richmond. A Story for Boys,
and Guide to Persons Visiting the City
Desiring to see the Principal Points OF
Interest, with an Index showing the EX-
act Location Of each Point mentioned
Ullustrated). Richmond, Va: MCCAR.
THY & ELLYsoN. 1870.
Why have we not had such book before
now! How have our numerous post
bellum visitors got along without it? Surely
it will have fine run, North and South.
1t seems to contain every item Of informa.
ton that even the most inquisitive of sight.
seers would ask for, and it is impaired in s
series of charminsly natural conversations
The illustrations are st. Johns Church,
The Libby Prison, The Washington Nonu.
ment, The State Capitol, and Gen. Lee.
The walks extend around the city, from
the National Cemetery, on the one side, to
Hollywood and Richmond College on the
other, and thus afford the opportunity to
the imaginary speaker to discourse of Belle
Isle, the Tredegar Works, the Davis Man.
sion. Mechanicsville (where the Seven
Days fight began, the various churches
and cemeteries, the celebrated prison build
ings, Drewry's Bluff, the Old Stone-house,
the tine Touring mills, the bridges, Man.
chester former residences Of General LEE,
Judge MARSHALL, and other noted men
the Market-houses, &c. -.-
We return thanks to the publishers for q
copy Of this readable volume.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06
sprnAI ss,rrCEH.

M HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
HOW 70 EFFECT A QEsTAINsAFD PEK s :,
NgNT CURE. occupations Of LIE pseois
poss to costiveness, espe Tally those which allow
but little exercise. Persons who contract TIL I'M
ate habit of body, under such circumstances
nigh possibly be relieved by changing their dem
tary employments for others Of more actTe
tind: but this is by no means certain. Habfuai
constipation ia 4 very obstinate disorder. AL the
ordinary so-called remedies invariably aggravHte
Sc. Nothing can be more injurious than the con-
timed use of strong aperients. They ut first lrr-
t,,e and finally almost paraiyzs tho bowels rem
darfn them so torpid that enormous do. es OF ca
shart,e med,cines have no effect upon them.
n sr anertent combined with a aentle stimuiant
20 tine trtIe remedy and combin alton In the nap
Nest propu1 ton OF these Ingredient Is iosnd IN
Eostetterss Stomach Bitters. rus FAMOUS sIoM.
arhic inyicorates the whole Intestinal ana Whie
nuietiy removing from It's convalu;ons al lmpea-
ihnents 20 n free passage through thep. no Hero
nnreatiye:fa this double tper stlon. Nc ola rarS
infant effects the desired object cases on CON-
stination abandoned as hopeless by olstingpisneu
medical men. have been cured IN lew %erks Dy
tn Bitters. To those who have tried aii tne meGl-
cInes Of the dspenssry In yan. we say lry lhIs ~
resisthe stimuIunt and aperient. there IS no SUI
a lent reason why constipation snonio pc LIE con
aaouence OF sedentary habits. Hostestcrs hStters,
byt suppIyiDQ the viz or which would otnerW,se pe
de-ivPd from exercise, will IN all cases enibls the
system to pc form its excretory Lunctious retu-
isrly and BEAUTIFULLY. oe 0eoulH@mu -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

AN ADJUDIcATED PoINT.-An exchange
says that there has been some discussion
among the newspapers Of Michigan as to
the eligibility Of Judge SUTHERLAND, the
Democratic candidate recently elected In
the fourth congressional district. A clause
of the State Constitution provides that no
Judge Of the Circuit Court shall be elected
to any Office, other than judicial, during his
term Of duty, or for one year thereafter,
and that all votes cast for such ineligible
person shall be void" -..-.
This point has been repeatedly raised in
the two Houses Of Congress, and invariably
decided, we think, against the right Of d
State to prescribe any qualifications for
members of Congress. We remember the
case OF Senator TRUMBULL, whose eligibility
to the Senate was questioned, and whose
scat was contested, upon this identical
point. The Senate wisely decided that the
Constitution Of the United States fixes the
qualifications of Senator's, and that that
body would not, and could not consistently
with Its own dignity, look to State Consti-
tutions to find disqualifcations for II one
State might add one qualification, another
might add another, and thus the Senate
would in time come to consist Of eenl-
pound Of rare Ingredients sort Of
JosEPa's coat OF many coIors-one color
being the only ono allowed in Maine, and
another the only one allowed in Texas,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06
And Now for Work.

Tho Convention which. assembled in this
city Yesterday nominated an uneXccptiona'
BILE candidate for the House Of Delegates
Col. JOHN II. GUY is the man, ana he has
accepted the nomination. 1t is our duty TO
elect him. When such Il man consents to
sacrifice his time and his business for the
purpose OF serving the people, it is their
duty to make sure of having his services by
doing all that lies in their power to secure
his election. Col. CITY is well known to
the people, having been an active canyasser
in the WALKER campaign. lie is admira-
blv fitted for the place for which he has been
nominated. He will be a capable, faithful,
and efficient member Of the House OF Dele
gates.
Now, work for his election. Remind
your neighbors, especially your country
neighbors, that the election will take place
three days hepce-neNt Friday. There is
no time to be lost. Summon the voters to
the polls, and let us once more put the seal
OF condemnation upon the wretched crowd
OF adventures who would ill our places OF
trust with individuals selected from their
own molly crew Of carpet-bagsers, scala
wags, and poor, ignorant, deluded (but ex-
cusahle), negroes.