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WILEY TOWNSHIP TICKET.

For SuPrrvisor-JOIiN P. HULL.
For Township Clerk,-M B BAILEY,
For Twp Trcasurer,-D L SIMMONS
For School CWm'rs--R s HORNER
TlLLMAN KEMPER
For Over'r Of Poor-JESSE BUTCHER
For Inspectors Of Elcction-E Fisher
W. Bailey
W Woofter
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TnANKs.-Mr. Clarke Jackson has our
thanks for twig from an applc,trec, at
tached to which were eight of the finest
apples We have seen this year. They
weighed in all 6 pounds.
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DoS'T FORGET the Democratic meeting
at this place on the Sth Of October.
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MADE FROM FIFTY CENTS.

DlU Call and examine something urgent
" nee led b. everybody, or samples sent ircc
by mail for 50 cents that re,ails easily TOT Ten
Dollars. Address Il. l.. WOLCUTT ISL
ch0thani square y. !. II
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THE UNVyRITTEN WORD

by Daniel March, author Of the popular Might
Scenes" This master in thought and language
shows US untold beauties and riches in tho
Great House, with its blooming flowers, singing
birds, waving palms, rolling clouds, beautiful
bow, sacred mountains, delightful rivers,
mighty oceans, Numbering voices, blazing
heavens, and vast universe with countless De-
ings in millions ofworlds, and reads TO US in
each the Unwritten Word. Rose.tinted paper,
ornate cugrayings, and superb binding. Send
for circular, in which lisa full description and
universal COMMUNICATIONS by tue press, minis
tiers and college professors in the strongest pos
sible language ZEIGLER, McCURDY & CO,
IL South 9Th st. Philadelphia, Pa.
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MAKE no bargains to trade votes-look
upsn all offers to bargain" away the
duty you owe to yourself and your chill
dren as traps set by wary and unprinci-
pied radicals to defeat the success Of the
White Mans party. When voting time
comes, vote the whole "strdiyh ticket,''
and We will rout the ,ncmy-hOrsc, foot
aud luadroons
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-26

Sixty BARRELS Of that superior fine salt
Just received at Edwards.
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" Observation-Disclosures
MONDAY SEPTEMBER &c
SHERIDAN ToWNSHIPTICKE

For Supcrvisor-JAMES MULLADAY.
For Township Clerk-WM. i. WHITE.
For School Commissioners. MURRAY
Inspectors of Elections-A. WILLIAMS
j. COLLINS
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-26

GENUINE Norway Nail Iron at Ed
wards.
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The JAIL is undergoing repairs.
CoAE OUT on the S,h Of October and
hear u white man speak.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-26

No saloon or hotel keeper should be
without Rosenheim's Stouacll Bitters,
The Great Western Remedy in his bar.
If he has them he will be called on to
prescribe for all dullness, want of appe-
tito. dyspepsia, &C., thousand times
where physicians are once. Administer u
wine glass full at dose.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-26

HTAETiD AGENT!-To sell the ''Ilo,a
w SnurILE SEWING MACHINE, price s25 !,
makes the lock stitch" alike on potu sides,
and is the only licensed understood shuttle MIA.
chine sold for less than 500 Licensed by Gro
yer & Baker, Wheeler L Wilson and Singer l.
Co. All other undcr-ited shuttle machines
sold for less than SEQ are infringement. and
the seller and user liable to prosecution. ~
dress johnson, CLARK 4 Co., Ros.,r, Mass
Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or st. ..ori,, So
G10 A DAY-EuSinCss ,niir,l, n.w .E.
SlU honorable. Liberal Inducements. Dts-
criptivc circular free. Address J. q. EASD Il
Co., Biddcford, Maine. II
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ERTISE.WE.vTS.
WEST VIRGINIA.

A 7 rules held in tie clerk's Office Of tue Cir.
N cult Court Of Lewis County oil tue firsl
Monday in September, 1870:
d. w. Bennett, Plaintiff,
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TIMOTHY aud Clover Seeds at EdT'sls'
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ELeue.er Muu's keirs.lcDck

j. ". HcARaf, FlMntV,
rs IN Ciahcery
EJcnc:er Hays heirsfcDgs
The object olthis suit is to partition between
the plaintiff ind defendants II track OF $50 acres
Of land OH Polk Greek in said county, and ii
Appearing by affidavit fled, that defendant,
Elizabeth Hays, Juhn S. Dawson and Sarah L.
Dawson his wife, are not residents of the State
of West Virginia, it is ordered thai they do a!-
pear here within one month after the first pub
LEGATION of this order, and DO what is necessary
TO protect their interests in this suit
4 copy tcstc. --......... .-
ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
Bennett & BENNETT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Septc.lbcr IL, lSI0.-nllt+
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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T rules held in the clerk 5 Office of the Cir
N cult Court Of Lewis County, on the first
Monday in September, 1870:
LdnghlinsG BHshf,M, PT6s ! In Chancery
rs. on Imrnded
JIG. Wdldo's heirs. dc, Defs Bill.
The object of this suit is to enforce y Judgment
lien against the lands of defendant Elizabeth
Waldo, held in her legal right, and also her
equitable right TO tract of lanu purchased by
her of a. P. Cot, situate OH the West Fork
river, in Lewis County, and itappearing by aili-
davit fled that defendants Charles Wheeler and
4. r. Goifare not residents the State OF IVES,
Virginia, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the first publication
OF this order and do what i, necessary TO protect
thcir interests in this suit.
\ copy :e$tc.
ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
GEo. J. ARNOLD, Plaintiff S Attorney.
September T., lSI0.-nil4
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Shoe fly. Shoe fly. Don't bodder me"
Such beautiful prizes aud nice candy
At Brinkman's.
Who bakes all things just to turn!
Whose wedding cake will never burn?
Fred Briukman's.
Soap, candies, spices and cheese,
And the best Scotch Snuff to make you
sncezc,
At Brinkman's.
Brandy Peaches aud the best Canned
Fruit,
Warranted the most difficult taste to suit,
At Brinkman s.
Stogies, tobacco, caps, powder and shot
Pipes and cigars. notions and what not
A., Briukman's.
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PROFESSOR SEAMAN wishes to announce
that he will open nigh, school, on Mon
day evening. October Srd, in the school
room on the hill. For terms which will
be reasonable, apply to the Professor.
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"Thc corporation tax on bitches IS s.
and only 80 cents on son of fla
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ClIANCERY SALE.

sep 26-till day Of sale.
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~OCTOBER "a, 1S70.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT GOODS.
T.R, PRICE & co. are now again In marked
and are adding large additional supplies TO tneir
magnificent stock of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
Every novelty from the European fashion CEN
tres as they appear shall be presented to their GUS
toners.
Just opened and expected
Elegant Gro, Grain, aud Taieta BRICK SIN, as
New York prices.
Rich fancy colored Silks, plain and striped.
Colorcd Empress Cloths, all shades.
Ottoman Veours, every color.
French MerInos. Chene Poplns, Is. 80, a5, 40, 81
cents per yard: some very cheap.
Delaines, PLAIN and figured,
Imperative Poplins, irish Poplins, itch plaia
Poplins, every combination.
Mourning Goods, great variety, newc't styles,
anu best quality.
Immense stock Prints, 8, 10, 123. Is; Furniture
Twills, a new article, &c.
Houseke eplcg Goods, Flannels, Damasks, Towel
lngs, &C., &C. o,,
Fine stock Cloths and Cassimeres, Socks, Shirts,
Gray It's, Gloves, Bosoms, &c. &c. -,
Citizens and strangers coming tn the Fair Will
find everything Of best quality and as low as any
ioasS - Nv : A''''- r. r. PRICE & CO.,
..s 1lOl Main street, corner Of llth street.
Grand supply Of Ladies, Cloaks, Brocie shawis
Neyenile Shaws, and ether Wrapplnss, opehi.R
18th and 26th October. "e-'
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The Norfolk Journal has been purchased
by five gentlemen of that city, who have
associated themselves under the corporate
name of "The Norfolk Journal Company"
under whose auspices the paper will here
after be published. The Journal has always
been good paper. 1t has been peculiarly
intelligent in the matter Of new departures
for political mariners. 1t has never Jagged
behind public opinion, nor been blind to
the demands of the day; but has taken
position amongst the pioneers of every new
movement that merited work In it's behalf.
If the Journal is to be improved, we cannot
but congratulate Norfolk, and warn HOPE
to look to his laurels.
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For the DISPATCH.

Messrs. Editors 1t is to be hoped that
the members of the State Agricultural So
ciety will take greater interest in the
yearly meeting, and make a more strict
scrutiny into the acts Of its officers than was
done last year. -
There are many of us who think that a
radical change is needed; that the Execu-
tive Committee should be in great mea.
sure replaced with men who know what is
necessary to make al agricultural society
useful to the State; that there should be Il
secretary entirely devoted TO the interests
of the society, and capable Of conducting
its affairs intelligently. Every member
should determine to cork for this end.
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nl,acted at an early day and 1t, through
tha;r mistaken choice, has been carried over
them. Such Is the moral Of last Thursdays
election. which those who will may exc
crate, hut that will not alter the facts"
This parag aph shows that GsErLEr' the
great Republican leader, Is opposed 70 the
policy Of PORTER, who advocated the sc.
tention of the iron-clad oath in our sta'e ave
Constitution, and did ail he could 10 ,naais
Congress to refuse TO recognize W 81. s,n,a
Legislature whose members had NOT ash 81.
it. Porter is for prescription. oNht -...
and al the liberal Republicans are Tor peace
and yrospcrity-that is. universal amnesty.
Gnrtnyy distinctly tells Us that .t :,
m, Republican party, or ouer AZ, res"-
t~,pchisement is sure to be effected at an
esrIv day. Every coIored man, therefore
who votes for PORTER votes for a policy
which will cause the Republican party 70
he triumphed over-to be " submerged"
Let every voter who wishes to see an era OF
good feeling brought about, support Ord
WAY for Congress. '
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.-John Howard,
alias John Evans, tried last week. at Cum
Henry Miller, has beerconvicted of ssmur-
derih theafsbdegree," witharecommenda-
tion to mercy. The prisoner was formerly
Confederate soldier in Virginia. He was
convicted principally upon the evidence of
a colored man named johnson, who was in
.dicted for the same murder, but having
been granted q aoNe prosequi, was made a
witness against Howard. johnson was for
merly Il convict in the penitentiary ut Rich
mond, Va, but his evidence was so straight.
forward that the jury believed his evidence,
Baltimore Sun. .ls7.-.
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WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.-In St. Louis, on
the 2s.h ult., at meeting Of the Central
Committee OF the subscribers to the endow-
ment fund of the Missouri profess0rship of
Applied Chemistry. in Washington College,
Virginia, the following gentlemen were
elected permanent officers of the commit
tee: EDWIN HARRISON, president GEORGE
K. ROBINSON, secretary; ROBERT AuLL,
treasurer. A committee of seven was ar-
pointed to cooperate with Gen. r. D. ILL
LEY, the agent of the college sent out from
Lexington, Va. An address to the people
of Missouri was adopted. 1t asks them to
finish raising the sum Of $4,000 as an en-
dowment fund for the professorship Of APP
Piled Chemistry. (nearly half of the amount
having already been subscribed.) The peo-
ple of Missouri will doubtless soon finish
the work OF endowment.
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The Law Of Congress.

AS wa said yesterday, the act OF Con-
orsss whose all the Radicals of Richmond
have invoked forcibly or fraudulently to
carry the next elections here, authorizes
the interference of Federal Officials only in
elections for congressman. we copy SO
much of the law as shows this to be the
ease. as we tind il in the New York Iai-
bune:
The supervisors appointed by the United
States Circuit Judge are "authoriZed to
attend 49,. at ull times and places for
holding elections for Representatives in
CONGRESS, and for counting the votes
east at said elections, and to chal.
lenpe $50. any vote offered, and to
be present and witness throughout the
counting of all votes, and to remain where
the balotboXes are kept at all times after
the polls are open until the votes are
finally counted; 49,. and said persons and
either Of them $50. have the right Go atfix
their signatures or his signature 49,. to the
certificate Of the number of votes cast, and
(any) statement touching the truth or fair
ness thereof which he or they may ask to
attach. (Act Of Congress of 1870, chapter
254, section 5.') Approved july IL, 1870.
The Marshal Of the United States fer this
district "may appoint as many special
HxspulleS rs luhy De utccsSaES TO preserve
order at any election IN ickich Representa-
tiues in Congress are to be chosen, and said
deputies 49,. are authorized to preserve
order ut such elections, and to arrest for
any offence or breach of the peace COM
nitted in their view" (Act of Congress.
Approved July IA, 1870, chapter 254, Sec
ton g.
Such lnso lence as this ought to be re-
sented in the only peaceful mode in which
IL can be resented at all. The election for
Congressman In this city Should be held at
other places than those Mt which the Other.
elections are held. Twenty feet of, distance
viii suffice. All that is necessary is 30 to
separate the ballot- box for Congressman
fror, the other boxes:as to afford Judge
Bosp's tools no excuse for interfering
with thesvoters. or for signing the certiil>
Gates, or for doing any other Of the acts Of
brazen efirontery authorized by this Radi-
cal larr.
One good result OF such course viii be
that if the Radicals liz Congress design to
perpetuate their own rule by thisiaw, they
will be compelled 10 amend it, and thus to
show the cloyen foot.
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A SUaeEsTIoS.-Doesn't the Dsspdtch
think that the Legislature. of Virginia may
90 inst one step too far when it attempts to
make law which shall nullify O law Of Con-
cress? Would it not be treading on dam
gerous ground Estate Journal.
BE- no means. The Legislature can's go .
step too far in this direction. The Dispatch
was never known to advise that body to
tread on dangerous ground. We are some
times charged with timidity, never with
rashncss. We profess to know something
about the law. We do not wish TO MUM!
any law Of Congress. (See It elseWhere.)
We only wish to have nothing to 40 VIII
it. And we again repeat that it VIII NOT
only be safe, but an act Of the highest WIS
dom. for the Legislature to require the
hallot-box for Congressman to be kept more
or less distant from the other ballot-boXes.
Every northern Legislature under Demo-
cratic control will pass such an ACT as soon
as possible, or rather one requiring the
elections for Congressman to be held rhen
no other elections are held. We do not
advise our Legislature to do this, only be-
cause the State Constitution fixes the time,
and therefore that body cannot alter It..
But the Legislature can fix the places.
Every true friend Of civil liberty IN the
northern States will thank our Legislature
if it will thus expose the designs of the
Radicals, and prevent their accomplish
ment.
There was bill reported at the last ses-
sion Of Congress fixing day for all con-
cressionul elections ut a time when no other
elections shall he held. We wish to aid
Congress in the work Of separating national
from State elections. We propose to allow
Congress TO 90 on and elect itself over ana
over again by the aid Of force: if it can; but
we wish ut the same time to save Our StGte
and city Offices from the hands of greedy
carpet-DaQgoIs, unprinripled adventures,
vagabond scalawuss, and the poor tools
they all use, the unsuspeetins negroes.
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DEPUBLICAN MEETINGS,
II
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Hon. CHARLES 2. PORTER, author Of the
Homestead Provl.iona Of the Virginia Constitu-
tlou, and the Republican nominee for reelection
t. CONGRESS from this district will address tho peo-
pie of the district as follows
H3GGElS SONS STORE, Hanover county, FRI
DAY. November ith.
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, Hanover county, SAT-
URDAY, November 5ts.
A FREE BARBECUE at the last meeting.
The above meetirgs will tske place at IL o'Clock y.
Major JOHH l.. MORGAN, OF Clarke county
will also address the people at the above meetings.
Mr.. Porter will di7iGe time With his opponent, If
he desires discussion.
The people, irrespective ofpOlltIcs, are requested
to be present. J. II. HUMPHREYS,
Chairman Republican Congressional Committee,
Third District IF Virginia
SAMUEL {. ANABLE, Sec'Y. &C 2O--tNov5
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-The re-
turns indicate the election of thirty Eight
or forty members Of the House of Dele
gates, and that the Democrats will have
twelve OF fourteen Senator's. This I'm.
doubleday gives us q Democratic majority
i'll both branches of the Legislature, repeals
the registration law and ali the proscriptipe
Radical legislation, makes the State perma-
nently Democratic, and elects a United
States Senator in place of Willey.-Wheel.
inq ReQtSter.
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i ACKNOWLEDGING TEE CoRN.-Sald lead.
ing Republican in our hearing, on Satur-
day. referring to the negro element-of the
party, "Our strength has been
our weakness. HadWe kept as elear of the
negro as the. Democracy did, WE would
still have control of the State" The RAIDS
begin to see it, now that 1t is too late.-
Wheeling Register.
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NAT SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
| am now opening NEV STYLES OF DRESS
GOODs Just o t. listing in part OF
.rs VAERfKI, FEiQpRS, ....
| EPINl,L.
LAINA Gcs, SEDANs;
EMPRESS CLOTHS In all colors;
BOMBALIMETEE, entirely new:
REPS, PLAIDS, DELAlNES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER, and
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS;
CLoAKs, BROCHE and other SHAwLS;
sURNOEs
Handsome BALMoRAL SKIRTS at only soc.
Good LINSEYS at l2sc.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS In the city for the
money; a.1~
1914 ;COUNTERPANEs at sl,7s;
|ALL-WOOL FLANNEL at 2Oc. .e
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS at &C.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at &c.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at 2oc;
Laces Embroideries, White Goods India-Rub-
Der Cloth, for infants; Towels, Ladies' and Gents
Wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
Swisses, Tarlatan Cd Waterproof Cloth only 81 ;
Shawl Suting, White Corduroy, Velvet and Vel
veteens, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Notions and, In
short, everything found in frst-class dry goods
house, at prices which Will, warrant to please
every one. = Is, a.. GoT.DBACK, Is
.Gtl 637 Broad street, between 9th and 18th. ;,
Z RYLANp, II. EoRvRLL, formerly with j. Styles !;
W. IT. CAEDOzO, Of Powhatap, late, ct the Call
sfornla sto'e; o. L. KAliM.is, Miss ALICE HAIR
DES1T. and - SHEFFIELD, are with me, and
would be sixh to be flvored with E call from their
friends and Che public. s.s,-..,,,. WI. i III,
h oc rs A. GcLDBACK, ec7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02

WEST VIRaIsIA.--After giving the news,
which we published yesterday, the Wheel.
ing Register adds:
"The Democratic majority in the State
secures complete revolution in political
affairs. We will elect Senator in place Of
Wiley; we will enfranchse the twenty. five
Thousand white men who have beee denied
the ballot, and thus make West Virginia as
thoroughly Democratic as Kentucky or
Maryland. The news is almost bewilder-
ing"
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
TUESDAY, Nov. 1870.
,.z,,yA, my

. & . = ~
TUESDAY, Nov. 1870,
: SENATE.
rrbc Senate met to-day Mt To a. NJ, Mr.
WADpELL, president pro tenn, III the chair.
FROM THE HoUsE.l
Senate bin No. a07, authorizing the coun-
~ of Rockbridge TO aid the james River
and Kanawha canal, with amendments by
the House, was taken up. and the amend
ments concurred in.
JOINT RESOLUTION. -
On motion of Mr. TAYLOR, of Loudoun,
the joint resolution requesting. the COY
ernor to return the bill III gard to Jilrles
was taken up and agree; to. a message
was received from the Hou.r to the eHect
that that body had concurIed in the reso-
luton.
RELIEF OF SUFFERERS ET THE FLOOD. =
House bill No. 1852, to suspend the coilec-
ton of taxes from sufferers by the iate
flood, was taken up, and, on motlon Oh! M n
Penn, laid on the tabie-Ales, ioj NOES, o.
COMMITTEES. s}. faa
Mr. GaEEvss, from the Committee on
Comfy. CITY and Town Organization, re-
portei, with amendment. Senate Dill NO.
4l5. r n,rn.
BILLS, ETC, PRESENTED AM hhr Hhi
nv Mr.. LATHAM: Senate bill No. 42O, 10
amend the act amending the charter OF Inc
town Of Warrenton. Reicrreuio lhe ooAA'
mittee on General Laws. t-.sA.. 81.
BILLS PASSED. So
Uouse bill No., 353, to amend the act Tor
thc reassessment of the lands Throughout
the Commonweath-ayes,, = noes, U.
House bill No. 526, declaring the Rapldah
river from Liberty Mills to its Junction
with Robinson river lawful! renee.
Senate bill No. 1886 to confer upon corpo'
rstion Judges powers in vacation.
Senate bill No! 800, TO incorporate the
Harrisonbure and Franklin Turnpike Com
pany. %, ,,t,;, s.o-
tions of the Code in relation TO inspectors
OF guano and plaster.
Senate bill No. 39S, to incorporate the
Deep-run Turnpike Company. So. a.,
Senate bill No. 403, for the protection OF
religious meetings, and the preservation oil
order ut the same.
senate bill No. 400, to incorporate the
Bank of Virginia.
Senate bill No. 3s2, to amend the act pre-
scribing the duties and compensation OF
certain township officers and to prollde for
the payment Of 0verseers OF the poor:
Senate bill 10. All, lnr ii!t Ieuti VI nus
r. Beasley and G.. Tompkins, suretles OF
VIM. II. Mansfield, late sheriff OF spotsyl-
vania-ayes, %; noes, none.
Senate bill No. 40, to incorporate the
Longdale Iron Mining and Manufacturing
Company. n...,
Senate bill No. 413, to enable the Pittsyl-
ysnia and Lynchhlrg Turnpike Company
TO rebuild their bridge across the Staunton
river. ..-.......
BILL. REJECTED.
Senate bill No. 401, for the relief OF JAS,
G. Robertson, late sheriff OF Page county,
and his sureties, was rejected, 1t not having
constitutional majoriiy-ayes, IL; noes,
II.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-02

ROSEBUD CONCERT.-One of those
by 100 LITTLE CHILDREN In the GRACE.
STREET BAPTIST GHURCH corner Of Grac-
and TouShee streets, o. THURSDAY. November
SAFE It starke Il tyland's, 9l5 vain street /: j. H.
the door. >~, No u ~
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PosrMAsTERs ApporETED.-E L. Taylor,
llttchelPs Station, Va; Miss Sarah n,
speake, Dumfries, Va. s gs.I'. y
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Oh, the sotf, Of Oct nf,er .lsfo by the Rev Jnrnss
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