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Mr.. GREELEY, with all his mental activity
and force, often exhibits a remarkable de-
gree of demonstrating the long
green i'm the vigor of his hue. He chad
hoped" he says, '.to see" the " economy"
of the discontinuance of the publication OF
the laws and treaties Gin the papers of
small circulation" He confesses his dis
appointment that Congress has not done
this thing and shows determination not
to do it. Now, MIR. GREELEY ought to have
known that Congress had no idea Of cutting
off all The Government pap from partisan
newspapers. This sort Of subsistence for
sheets that have no support among the peo-
pie where they are published must be con-
tinned. II Is a party necessity. 1t was
upon this and variety Of other adyer-
Using, including the notices in cases
of bankruptcy, that o.,o the, Radical
papers were established and kept up in the
South, where the public gave them no sup
port. The scheme was to educate the peo-
pie Of the South into Radical views-into
self,demadatiori- by the diffusion of those
views through these papers, established di-
rectly by the Government. 1t was an eX-
traYagant calculation for more unfit vehi-
cles TO make an impression upon the public
mind Of the South could not be imagined.
Still, they must be maintained. Itwon't
do to take away the laws and treaties now,
just as the bankrupt business is dying up.
Mr. GREELEY is green enough to think that
Congress is going to do any such thing.
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DIED,

On the I'd instant. ROBERT r. LEE son OF
Jamca i. and Catharlne Neagle, aged two years
and one month.
His funeral will take place from the residence 81
his father mt Rockets, at o'clock THIS hFTER-
NOON. The friends of the FIRMLY are invited ~
attend -
AZ the residence Of John W. Gordon, on the
Brook turnpike, near the toll-gate, SAMUEL :.
CLARKE, in The thirty-scventn year OF his age;
His fnncraI Will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock from The First Baptist church. The
friends and acGuaintances Of the family arc re-
specially invited to attend.
In Abingdon, Va, on the 26th ultmo, at the resi-
den &c or her son. Robert J.. Francisco. Mrs. Jul
DITH w. FRANCISCO, formerly of Richmond,
in the eighty second year Of her age.
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Generalization.

..ssss .iS prosraess 55f sconsol idataon nave be
: come very nSuch brighter within q few days
and sffiends appear to ne very cont'aen.,
with regard to Che merits Of the n,easule
we:hssansqaanHy expressed our own op,.;I
iona. The discussion took turn NOV e.a'',,
fging, and we felt very much hke i mkhogi'v
towards the rival houses. g., ),
Wa nave never looked upon inc hhe'
ssriola q sousfside'' as one that had the
tr,,e liss and blood Of Virginia IN it. IL was
a visionary scheme, and never can bring
ahout .tkc results predicted for it. we
have thought that General MARoSE meri'eo
d bester field for his great energies.
- Should the bill pass, we in this city snouio
not for a moment dream that it Is what we
need. When the southsidc scheme was
projected it was contended here that the
road from Lynchb,,rg to Norfolk should
pass by Richmond, rs it would only DC nve
or six miles further by Richmond than .!
Blacks and Whites. It's friends ritf,cs,leo
the idea, and plainly showed that II sne
route by Richmond was the nearest tne'
..wo,ld not adopt It. Richmond they de
sired especially to avoid. OF course it can
not be expected that we win be conten
with the loss OF twenty miles by putting ui
with the southside line instead Of MAKING
one for ourselves to Lynchburg.
aa So that the refusal to sacrifice hait-dozef
miles for our sake forces us TO make
road. .zs. @
The southside lire now drops its passen
gers at Lynchburg, and they are lost to an!
Virginia town that can detain the trade IN
Virginia. The straight shoot to Lynchoure
win command good share OF the trave
and bring it by town which can sell II
something. Therefore the shortening Of
The line from Richmond to Lynchburg Will
save to Virginia what is lost to her BY the
southside.
3, Bnt Ii the consolidation prevails with
such protection as is due to us we need not
cuarrel after the fact. The friends of that
scheme have avowed friendly intention
towards the people of Richmond ana their
straight line. This is certainly gratifying,
and we shall proceed with our enterprise
with no expectation that it is to be opposed
by them. They avow purpose to protect
Virginia commerce. Our straight road Will
be the most efficient means by which that
purpose can be carried out, and should
meet their hearty concurrence. There can
be no trade without travel, and our short
road to Lynchburg-the quarter-streteh in
the great race for commerce in Virginia
will secure us the travel and rescue VIZ
einia. Give us that and we fear nothing.
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EST GOODS YOU CAN FIND
.s@ At, E$.:.t
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's, 1888 MAIN STREET.
Large Bed QUILTS at $3.50 worth $3.50;
Extra heavy MARSEIELES COUNTERPANES,
20. 50, 81 $5, Sc, to 50, worth twice the money
Extra cheap BLACK SILKS from 81 81 so 81 rs !:
HEAVY REPS at 81, $3.50, and 4a-a stonishingly
low; Fas 900 f.5tf-t
The greatest bargains in double. width BLACK
ALPACA--a fine article, at soc. worth 5oc.i;
sti finer at 45c., 55c, 67ic., S7sc., g. &c. not
75c. In the dollar IN .rr Il. ..sEE .#
BLACK BOMB AZINE AMI ENGLISH GRAPE,
formourning dresses, at less than gold value !;
Fine BLACK LAWN atl2sc. worth 25c.
GRENADINE at l23c. EMBROIDERED at zoe. !:
FRENCH CAMBRIA JACCONETS, ORGAN
DIES, MOZAMB1QUES, POPLINS, SWISS
CAMBRIC, and CHECK MUSLIN, at the low.
est market prices
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFSa at 75c. per dozen !;
Best WHALEBONE CORSETS at 75c., cheap
atSl;
Best SLACK and COLORED KID GLOVES at 81,
selling elsewhere at $3.50; r,
LADIES UMBRELLAS, soc.; -.
LKPARASOLS from 75c. to higher gra,1cs;
Handsome LADIES' SifAWI.S at 81 worth So:
40 BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON, Do
MESTIC GINGHAm. SHIFTING, STRIPED
r .BED-TICKING, at 1e3c..; 1889
LINEN TABLE DAMASK, double-wIdth, At doc
worth TSc. i...sE -nt @.... lis 7faa5@ s f}' ;
CASSIMEKES, TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS,
4 LINEN, ,DOESKIN, and CLOTHS, for men
and boys wear, at all prices. ~ it@.ti'.'
:, Every article and great many more aston:
ish'ng cheap goods you will find by calling; With
out delay, as Tie rush Of costumers Is great from
morning till night for those cheap goods, at
@.Fss ..:t.:s.fsf - JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
d. myI7 - aas s. nn. stra No. 1888 Main street,
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- s HzsAHs y. sss III s. Is, -
= oANsr THE cH |a pEE M


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ Y
-ls ~ 2 z 4 . y s,1r,r,M1nsr.
Is completed and running from EsohM9el.
VA, % tie celebrated WHITE sU 'l.s ~ I
spRIaas in West v1aerrIIAs sss miles y I
being rapidly extended 70 the Ohio river, s0oAaf
further. making In all Ell miles. vk,,, &c,
In ne prosress westward It penesfasss and ofen'
nm 10 MARIE, the wonderful COAL DEPOSITS q
the Kanswha region in West virginia, And 'huS
brings the superior aud abundant eoals 'oi 'n''
aact,on into communication i, With the IRON oREs
Of virginia, and Ohio, and the Western, South
western, and Eastern markets. na,aea se11e>
When completed 1t will connect the ~ sofEs-
RroR HARBoR FACILITIEs OF THE eHEs-
fApEAKE BAY with reliable navigation on th I
Ohio river, q, and thus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM
ON ~ RAILROAD AND wATER TRANSPORTS
|ATIoN OF THE GREAT WEST A q D'sf't y
WEST. .f1s,tctg@ E .t33} 2,,,...l /
II win make sHoRT. EASY, CHEAT ca q, AND
FAVORABLE ROUTE from the WEST 70 Ing
SEA. and win command q LARGE sHAhE'or
THE ENORMOUS FREIGHTs seeking trans On
'portation to the coast. ,.y III Il; a4G /
| ItwiII thus become one of the most lmP ohI-
IANT and PROFITABLE EAST and WEST
TRUNK LINES OF RAILROAD in the cou q
try, and command trade Of immense value. 1
The Completed portion OF the road Is doing
lPRoFITABLEANDIN GREAsINGB BUSINESS
aud is fully equal in vaIueto the whole amount o.
the mortgage upon the entire line-(Sl5, 0oo coo).
The loan OF the Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROAD
Company, being FIRST MORTGAGE. UPON
THE, ENTIRE, LINE, PROPERTY AND
EQUIPMENTS, WORTH WHEN cOMPLETEI
AT LEAST $50, 900, 600, is therefore one of hs
most substantial. conservative, and reliabk
railroad loans ever offered in the market, sad Il
peculiarly adapted to the wants Of =
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
who desire to make their investments with the
most satisfactory assurance OF POSITIVE AND
UNDOUBTED SECURITY. ... .-a}.I /
The Bonds are in denominations of 1920 r. s
5.a}a Fl $1,000, $500, and 500, "
and may be had COUP ON .,r REGISTERED. :
Interest, six per cent. per annum, payable MAY
LIST and NOVEMBER LIST. 49,.
Principal and Interest payable In GOLD in the
CITY of NEW YORK. III. !
Price NINETY and accrued interest In CUR
RENCY, at which price they pay nearly seven per
cent. In GOLD on their cost. 5
All Government Bonds and other Securities dealt
In at the Stock Exchange received In exchange ut
their full market value and Bonds sent to all parts
of the country free of Express charges.
They can be obtained By ordering direct from
us, or through any responsible Bank or Banker In
any part of the country.
FISK IL HATCH, Bankers,
No. 5NASSAU STREET,
= NEW YORK.
Mups, pamphlets, and full Information, furnished
upon application In person or by mail.
DAVENPORT & CO., STOCK BROKERS,
. No. 11o4 Main street, '-lsia
...s A and " #-
-E.s r. Ii. MAURY & CO.,
No. Ioli Main street, Richmond,
Agents for sale Of Bonds in Virginia.
[ap2s-F M, W,&Th1
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ELECTION RETURNS.
KING, AND QUEEN COUNTY.

The following township officers are
elected in StevensvilIe
/ Supervisor, Walter r. Carlton (Conserya.
| tive); Clerk, Il. b. Purcell CONSERVATIVE I;
Commissioner of Roads, John Didlick
Conservative; Collector, VIM. T. haynes
(ConseryatiYe); Assessor, p. K. Lipscomb
CONSERVATIVE; Justices Of the Peace, N.
h. Street and A. G. Walker Conseryatiyes) +;
Constable, Thomas Holmes (cotored).
In Eewtown township the Conservatives
Carried the day. ,9'l-5
% qsnsssylils township tho Radicals
were eIGSsc6s 3 s'ss{5 "a & l.t5s1a 3;
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MEETINGS.

r 90. F.-The members of ,.sss.s.a,ssss:.
L. FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 10, S&t=
]. O. 0. +. will meet at their hall !zS@
TODAY, June Sd, ut O'Clock T.. sss7ffSS>
NJ, to pay the last tribute of respect to our dc
ceased brother s. s. CLARKE. s., ~
BY order Of the n. e.. .-se
je Sits ~ II. 7. COOK, Secretary.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
THURSDAY, June 3, 1870.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, June ., 1870.
SENATE.
The Senate met mt 10 O'Clock M.-Lieu.
tenant Governor MARYE In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Thomas L. Preston.
.ss4s sS-,s NxF SENATOR SEATED. ~ s.!
j. T. HAALETFE, the senator-elect from
tho Prince Edward district, appeared, and
alter tgxing the oaths prescribed by law
wis aaaghsd 20 the seat formerly oceupisd
by JsW.a. Bland iss
5llis 41Se87zp,
ss1Rse Hu ss arseed snA reSnaes section.
2af assgBefE 10ef she Ceder " 80
EeHHtS I'LL 10 psoYide for the appointments
ofpublic surstefs Id the counties and cities;
OF the EonarannWealth, prescribing taeisa
powers and duties, and smending and re-
eaactins ssstlon11Q af chapter 100 Of tho
sissse lIi il ss,ead a,a tggsses ssps asua
sfsGss & III ssssse " ss s:sss l.
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FOR SALE.

-
0NE COPPER! STILL AND WORM
~ tcompleteG 1sO-galon boiler;
One COPPER STILL and WORM (completeh
l20-gallon boiler. For sale by
my 10 s.s... WAGGONEE HARVEY.
TOHN KELLY, Twentieth street between
- Main and Cary. offers for sale a large num-
Der OF one, two, and four-hOrse WAGONS. Also,
TEN NEW ONE-HORSE DIRT. CARTS.
Any Of the above articles will be- sold on long
and easy terms [my 3-1m JuHE KELLY.
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DAN ON FACTS, as subjects Of inquiry
III by . jury: Tyler on Eisetmens md Adyerse
Tt6tcs and tettsrs, Morse on. Banking Redfeld'E
American Hsttway cesess PowelIa AEalysts .ef
stoeE al Stsnflard ErW 9iid Misceilaneous Book
new and old EtS lnr6e g,AU kinds or OLD books
bought for cash teien ln e5nhange ~,
my ssrd&w = ISIS Main street. 4
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RICHMOND COUNTY;

The Radicals carried the township by an
average majority Of o.. ,,s. g,.s.. !.
sursstistr j, III, Hrooks. ToYnshi,
ee glsIssss sf: 'sss FI ss ss Il
H,Nda, M, q, Hshnft ff'uaaufss3. nyctssps oh
sbs 2sFfl ssBE lsl astasEJ 1 lsssssssssssj ltsEss
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BOOKS AND sFATIoHERY.

THE CAGED LION. By Miss Younge.
i Author of the Heirnf Kedciyfe. g 81. Is.
CARLIN0. BY the author OF Doctor Antonio,
SKELETON TOURS THROUGH ENGLAND,
: southland, IRELAND, GERMANY, etc. BY
ii. w. Sargent. 81. lLLI : z 49, -
BEYOND THE BREAKERS: ,ByR. ID. owen.
Stables, BARNS, oUT-BUILDINGs, AND
FENCES. &l.2o. rs ~ -.i=.t.'5s5 ~ ~
DESIGNS AND PLANS. By George e. Harvey.
L6THHiR. a Novel. BY Dtsraelt. Full o,
wit and genius, 81.
( iea :. 0',a,', tWoODHoUSE u iPARHAM.is
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ADJUSTMENTS.


|rHILDREN'S FAIR.-THE INFANT
~ CLASS OF THE GRACE-STREET BAP-
list SUNDAY-SCHOOL will hold FAIR in the
lecture-room of the church on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY (June I'd and 3d) for the benefit of the
class and OF the Hampton church. The children
earnestly solicit the encouragement Of the public
in their benevolent enterprise. .....a. II.
Doors open at 3 O. clock p. M. my 3l-4t
ITO! FOR DUNLOP'S.-The Broad
IL Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
will have its ANNUAL PICNIC at this delight
full place on SATURDAY NEXT, June ath. The
train Will leave the Petersburg depot at 7o'clock
precisely. AS only a limited nuIn'ier can go, pro-
cure your tickets Ut once and bc In time. Jl.-..
The trains will so to Petersburg and return to
Ilunlon's wi hin IN hour, and In the evening take
the Petersburg visitors home In time to return 10
Richmond by "a O'Clock.
Round trip ticket, including dinner I'll 50
To be had at 'i;iDi;00tiij,S, jBXTtiES Il IWiADDY
BROTHERS: and from the children OF the school.
my51--Tu, Th&Fr. ...s -. ...- -....
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PROFESSIONAL BoNDsMEN. - Among the
rascals of these times are the professional
bondsmen, who hang about eourt-rooms to
become bail for those needing it, and who,
having no hope of getting it from more
honest men, are willing to pay the profes'
SIGNALS for it. Judge BENEDICT, of the
United States Circuit Court, has brought
up the professionals with round turn. he
investigated the case of one Of them, and
found that he was already OH papers repre-
senting 800, 200 in the same court. He was
probably not worth 100000 cents. The
Judge properly instructed United States
commissioners not to accept this accommo.
dating gentleman Us surety in any other
case, b., r'@
This is the age Of progress. We shall
soon have plenty of these gentlemen in
Richmond. Indeed, the era Of straw-bail
has already been inaugurated in Virginia by
the sureties of the shcriffs and other officers
under military rule. We suppose we shall
have neither great city nor be respecta-
bic integral part Of "grcat nation !"
until we have our due share Of these friends
of humanity, these straw-bail men.
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TAYLoRsvILLE, May 81, 1870.

DR.. j. C. Gregory:
My Dear Sis,-You desire me to give you an &C.
count Of a personal explanation made to you at
this place a short time since by Mr.. George w.
Cosby with reference 70 acard which be had pre-
vfousiy posted.
It is Impossible for me 10 present here detailed
account Of the whole conversation which passed
between YOU though the substance of the pl ana
ton was this :: MI. Cosby disclaimed cimputing
falsehood TO you In bis card, but tated that tho
was untrue. Mr., James Ellatt; who was also pre-
sent viii, hays no doubt, endorse this Htatemenk
HS we apokg or the a1stf together On yesterday
p!sassion an Sery truly Yours &s.s :. -
endorse the above stssens ntof IS. IsylSE:..' q
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HANOVER COUNTY, May u, 1870.
HAVING HEARD FROM A RELIA-
misrepreseDted an explanation given Ca me by
himself Of a card which he fMr. Cosby had post
ed, deem 1t expedien. to publish the statements
OF Messrs. Taylor and Elicit, who were present
when the explanation alluded to was given.
-,- II l5.Ea f3ss j. t.. GREGORY.
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pnoEEssIOINAE CXRns.

N51Tgf)Essllr, d. Df CUENINGHAM
An .tespaGsFaiiS infpyms BIZ patrons xnd Che pnh-
" ~ u sss =
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GExRE nssnft,H sARBaAsaE az. 81
iEiJN xDIs2 ,GE3I DA#NaH xHs
aa 81 aHks .s.Iss Sss 81 s. SfaS lsSs
NV d p9lhfkias 81 :,s
4GsHILnKEN,sCA aHIA EsEsg. gF'NEW
Al.gANn BE AUTIFUIr DNMNN, 4 YfNESI
gs d.N4saHs md o. stock md Nprkess
m Al l plhIR, Ate / sl 3.
Essssss'all u ais is isss Il
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Y,IN PLATE, ALE SIZES, GROSS AND
II, SINGLE; ROOFING pLAIE, best charcoal
brands; BAR TIN, BAR LEAD, eHEET MNC,t
soE sale by GORDON u GRtNgA an,
!. % = - 49, 3. ] Pparl Hiecks
IL 1slIntrxBENIU hnS tBs pf,itI EssI E1REKs
sssasg |, M 'ssG h I s;sF
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;sNorfhaii, ". b. Dayas IL. A. Dns
issabiess flames ii. Hale {FuBlomst W.
re. Barnes (F'usioniss George N. HasM
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= - - CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,{
1al RICHMOND, June LIST. 1870.
WILL ATTEND. Amy OFFICE
A daily between the hours OF O'Clock A. "a. ano
a O'CLOCK r. NJ from the 18th to the 56th OF June
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the,Who Q or
one-haIf OF The amount OF taxes chargeo oeancs.nS
from the whole amount, or one-haii, US tBe case
may oe' Ten PEI 'en'N't w ". B. DAVIDSON,
1..1m u, .,}i City Collector.
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lENGLIsH TOOTH BRn HHEa, snaaio soI
sk1 nuS order in London. apd warranted Do ne OF,
superior quality. &aasg6 supply lust received
s ap 49, 49, al ltss sg GO HEpaz sasi2f.
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|HoFF's MALT n SyKAG EaaA gall
sss WV { AaAs 8 n al RssfaI sss
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SlglPPlk2.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-ssa s-s1Es::. ssis
IN The boats OF the ia MES RI
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly Mt IL NJ on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls OH goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid st the
be afforded consignees, but no obligation ia as
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my office the Dock without special erceII:ert
Way freight will not be delivered Till charges ara
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
|, del EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met ct 10 O'Clock.


The House met ct 10 O'Clock. ...
5@' COURT OF APPEALS. t..-
Senate bill to amend the provisions of the
Code in regard to the Supreme Court of APP
peals SO as to make them conform to the
provisions Of the Constitution came up as a
special order. +a.,s... ....
On motion of Mr.. BUDD the bill was passed
by. s-s.. ...- ..5. Xix.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
House bill to authorize the Virginia Mill
tary Institute to borrow money, and securing
the payment of same, was passed. @3.
''.r 7. ATTORNEY-GENERAL. -
Senate bill to amend the Code in relation
to the salary of the Attorney-Gen was
taken up and discussed until the expiration
of the morning hour.
- vi" TAX BILL.
The tax bill came up as the special order,
and lengthy discussion ensued upon the
question as to the definition of the word
"income," as to whether it should be con.
strued as the gross or net earnings.
] Mr.. Speaker TURNER argued in favor OF
the construction SO as to include the gross
earnings.
Mr.. KELLEY favored the insertion in the
bill of a section defining what is included as
income, as in the United States revenue
laws.
Mr.. WHITE favored the net income.
Mr.. THOMAS argued in favor of gross in
come and reduction Of the amount en-
empted from 81 800 to 5000.
A motion to reconsider the amendment of
Mr.. JACKSON to insert the word snet" be.
fore the word " income :" was carried-ayes,
o. noes, 53. The bill was then passed by.
HOMESTEAD BILL. s-a
The conference committed sreport on the
homestead bill was taken up and discussed
until the hour Of adjournment.
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suyURANCE Companies, J.

T IFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
80 OF HARTFORD, CONN. - -
IA - f%.sI' 49, a. asn Gen
CASH ASSETS.
Tho oldest and only, ACCIDENT COMPANY
iss,,inr yearly poIiCies. Has paid over ONE
MILLION DOLLARS IN LOSSES for death OF
in}}d %FE Sy and ENDOWMENT POLICIES Of all
popular forms issued on the Low RATE Cash
PLAN. - .oo,dart
No medical examination required for accident
poIicies. L. COURTNEY JENKINS. ~ -
p- General Agent for Virginia
Office, Montague,s Insurance Rooms
ArplIcatIons for local agencies to he addressed
| as above. fiFs4. JSt-t.e-
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ISHAWLS.-SHAWLS Of all kinds, n0in
~ 7sc upwards and good Cs,ssst I'D shsser
aid aee., eiauzs Lie ID UadsrSesf.
My2t 800 90 ga - -.f2fss n ~ & TX
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DRY as0Dass.
EVERY PERSON CHEERED UP BY PRO-
d '}.' CURING GOOD BARGAINsl

We are always raady TO supply city and country
trade with the RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT
PRICES, and invite attention to and an inspection
OF our well assorted aud desirable stock.
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| A NEW DISCOVERY. 4
DIR. j. BRADFIELD,S FEMALE REGULATOR,
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Nominating Election.

~ Candidates will be charged uniformly So
for announcing their name in the Palladium,
payment to be made in advance. 10
JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Hon. GEoReR HoL.
LAND, as a candidate for Judge of the Criminal Cir
cult Court; subject to the Republican Nomination.
Hon. JACOB n. HAYNES is q candidate for judge
of the 18th Judicial Circuit subject to the Repub-
can nomination.
Hon JOHN KIBBY 10 candidate for Judge of the 18th
Judicial Circuit, subject to the Republican nomina-
ton.
PROS. ATTY.
We authorized to announce DANIEL W Ma.
SON, Esq. as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
for the Criminal Circuit Court of Wayne county,
subject to the Republican Nomination.
We are authorized to announce HENRY C. Fox. a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. for the Grim
ina Circuit Court subject to the decision Of the Re-
publican Nomination.