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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01

DT Quittuneen, 9eiratben, Eauftn,
Brieftafen It.. tpesen RanseI an @auus: IN
uG9Rer Summer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01

@uter beller @yrup 80 Ste. per
@alvn, bel s. @eis, 80. 112 @abaibam Ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
Deut{9e 8rtef<2tfe.

9tfe teutiA.r 8riefe, bic bis sun, s0.Sept
;. S. nidt atsebplt wproen fno.
Brisfe.
@briRupb 2ena 2, Moiet Gliiase!ba,
@brifcf Mrs. s. M. Auenfe Marx
Dcrntpen MrS Or. &eis 8atnarina,
5erntrls emma, @99lse Nnnalie,
1ttTsr Mrs. Qena, 8usles Wart.
NieOlaus Sobanna 81.
@erreu-Srtefe.
BarfbpT Bernbart, Nasel s.
8army 6ereinarb. YfaT Martin,
Burfbarbt s. petermann 6erntann,
Gihen Mibael, prppif peter,
5a1enbere Or. @.V. Nauen Matb. sos.
Sabnts Musuf, &temenidneiper gal.
RnarIf Carl, @dafer Geo.
8ir9 Gbritpph @tabl Mbam,
Reri Conrad 9. @9netber Gstparb,
Xobsr George, etrctmann 5einri4
8utter Qbas. 2, @ubna Scbn,
9eba Martin, @dul3e Gbas. $.
Qeil9er @bas. 3auer SoieYh
Qudert Geo. Dasib, Weie!Y 2eupulo,
Qittfe Gbrifppb, @eapbabl Greb.
Men3el 9enrp, @iemant Ibepbcr,
Meboorf 3Obn, Wolf Ausuf.
ga 8riefe na9 Geutidlanb mu6en ~abe'
England" apre lirt unb 10 anRatt 7 Gents st.
aablt werbeu. 3eitunsea 4 Gents per Gopis.
s. y. 9%ettner, beuti9er Glert.
g.. ". @beeIpd, YeRmsiisr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
BefanntmQ9ung.

Sem ss.r ten Gtsen tblmera = pber ter,n @eeutea ster
Grben cher 8eusamdattsten felsenter grunpfade. an
terea Grsntie.te esitenwese ssbdut pprsen itab. unS fir
i9rift Ter aa "a. gebraar 1859 s.nebn,isten @.ieta.>
~bunesaete, wtrb tttrburd befannt semadt. tas. penn
nt&t bic tetrefsneen Nbi6dsnneen ~ianerbalb hreibts Sd
gen son. Datum per gerffeatltduns hieier psianntn.a.
DUNG an o%paftdnbit 5ejablt uereen. eine CITRATE BON IL
prpient btnaueeiust ipersen uiro we iurd bas @efeb
s%Drsefeben III, Ales In Der Stabt st. paul, aamies Co.,
Yttnnel pta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01

&rneunun8en. - 3um Oberinipeetor
ses @taatseefanSniFes In @tiQmater 1T 81. y.
Sadmann baielbR gum Gsniul ua@ @inuepss
ST. s. @. Iaylpr erxanut trsrben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01

Serren t1nb &pmmcL
Gisarrenz Gabrifanter in 81. peter,
Mtnn.>
balten tets tin arcBes Experiment ron gisarren, Saudi
unb S6nupftabaf, Yieifen. Gisarrenfpieen &c. Su ttliaeu
prelen. 15O=li
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
ct. Aaul Marftberi1t.
Dbslefale gretfe.

D5AentIt1 Gsrrestr:ssx @ebr. Etn me.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
.Upon enquiry, .e l.,rp,,. q,
vii. derived ''d it, pane n frte en- j.
felt BY some tiof the people, N
Walker, the fauleus Nieiraugus Gu hstsl
-Eps. g.. .-----1
The STATE Debt.

l1E LN!b HtIlLA NC 'StotO tACutsesolfA1VNA
:, .,r;1
ia ''t course 81 sa s,.'e'' on "a. 'p'
por''onme1nnt. q the otate Dsot, lhe Mhes-
ing Daiiy Register makes the following
remarks / in relation 10 our iowbsma1I,
Han Beun.,, ~; /, I,b;,b ~ ,sr c,,,,,;,ll,
~ -
concur leu. .", =" . ~. q I l,l7s
W. are not ADVISED what action. Il
any. Governor Stevenson has laser look
ing to tho selection Of Eopn,issioners 10
represent We;t virginia lp this ease. We
confess s that there is o0usgenlle.paR y Ligh
reputation and great iiuahclal ability.
whom, for the good Of our Slate. ~ would
IKE to zee appointed On THIS commission,
Without Vt OIL disparaging Il. Ane's Of
Others wo bs'leve iisi.J. u; Bennett, Of
Lewis county, World bring TO the discharge
ofihe Important dalies Of thls positidh an
extended and thorough knoHleds. Of al
the de'all. connected with the Virginia
debt 'vlI'rh onr s'de cannot aisprhic with
III sse't'en'en'. y, liaelng Held for many
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
jail Delivery

r o. the Cd inst, body q ,rm'1sd m.n
very quietly entered !be city, Of Charles.
ton, ia this State, about 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, and proceeded to the County
Jail and with the lid 81 1falsc!ksys.
bars, &c. opened slls cells .l' and ID Sc,
all tue prisoners at liber'ysvhoi were con-
fined including George NJ nWhi,elaw and
George Cox. The work seems % hive
been doneby an organized body: and the
Sheriff and United States Marshall offer a
reward Of $3.50 fori the apprehension Of
the escaped prisoners. iaIilaa do sii :
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A Female Grand Jury,

On the 7th inst, the first female Grand
jury 10 the world vas svorniaana ilaBsn-
uellcdat Laramie City Wyoming Terri
tory. An the ladies drawn " Grand
Jurors we're plesenllat eleven o'clmk
A motion was made to quu.ls the panel,
but il was not ,uss.ined. Xr11:56 A.
NJ, tic first panel of lady Grand Jurors
10 The world we're we're, sworn in. None asked
to be- excused. Ao,lndy bail iff was up
pointed for the rand Jurors. A splcn-
did address was made by Chief Justice
Howe. J" '1' 1'''.'..J '.''3'f 'i.' p
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
The tharle,ton Jour.al.

The reverend and troo)y loil msthodieSi
SIcrhodis, minister man who sings hk
for the Journal, once more bctop,e,Edi.I
grnntlcd at our Impotence. 1--WE hid the
audaci'y Chs being reverend and trooly
loil m..hodical Methodist minissfr man
to tho contrary notwithstanding 10 con.
Wet him Of falsehood-of lying. dclibar-
atsly, :Tilfully, and without cause. Then
the reverend and trooly loil me.hodical
Methodist minister man put lhiniselfinto
4 pSAii;lOa' siai!sr, Is ,alh4t Of q when
she is going to war. and said that he would
rnotiet us tho more fnrcver.p There is
an old saying that big liars should have
good memories aud the reverend and
trooly !oil ulv,hodicsl Methodist minister
man has evidently lost sight Of it. Not
une month ago we were 'bencntl, his
holicer-now be rushes 10 the mid Of
Thomas 'Grunter 'Farnswortl,-ano,h
convicted liur-und the pen Of lhi. rev.
rorend aud trooly loil metbodieal Mclho.
| dist minister ..itman Ia once rmorr
deigns to nolice us ;"and says that We ara
a ':blackguurd" for dcrouncing The
IL II
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DISEASES OF TIE BLOOD,

"Tbs LIE Il The FISH Il u tie sliced /. !, ,
scrpiur.l maxim that s:itrce rrsrss q s, S,.
Til. people talk of bad Blood, !, III. Is Il. Il
MIA ~ diseases, and ike. many popular sri,ib..
Ills Of lad blood is.found.d in ifa,S e
descriptions " bad blood arc usually oI,',.
pls!n--bad pigt.llon-rausts imperfect Es;,i.
lion udtcons.t ten tly ihs circulation i, f,.s,,
the .of. :i,sue, loose Their i'm. and .lasiIiCi.,
and the tongue b.cons, pals. bread and n,
qusn,lr covered with q Pasty, white cost,
This condition seer ,lIowsits.ff IN 'totshats
'of the skin, lhsnip srup,iye sni ulce rali,vs;..
Ease, and when loMs. eon'instd rc.nl,s ii ,.ri,.,
lesion, Of tie Brain. Liver, Ifle,S er4urin,r,
apparatus. Much; very 4, much, -.uf.,ipi /,
caused i,r iMphre blood 1T 1, s,tiM.;,jlLy
sops, that oDs,6f,h 1.-THE hnpan. farlls III,
effected with ieroi.ls 10 some fsrm,a
When lie FLOOD is pure, you he no, 9. liz.
lie 10 any dlsase. Many Impurities Of Il,
Blood irii. nom impure dis,ai., ofl,rr. rili,s
Eradicate every impuii,y from Tie fealieinS Of
lie. and coed spirits, fair skin and Vial
strength SilIrsturals YOU - : 3.','%
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man, of many excellent points Of charae'
ter. 4 liz was, always kind, and ! had Q
had ahigh regard for him, saw hin
last at his house, about four years ugo.
Business called meto his neishborhood;
and | w,nsout Of NY way se'era! mi!e''o
see him. found him tu.lit'le changed
from tue time | bad seen him last betur' {,
which was from, 10 to 10 years, His
mind WAS but li,tleimpaircd; rnd he was
still the samoa,!".old Robstt-.AleCsay'-
kind, genial and cheerful. . Hi. comperrs
Of that neignborhoodA Robert Crawford,
william Bcnuets,,tJvbn Cunningham.
Jahes Keith, John sprigg,S Jsmes Cum
ningh,m, Samuel Wilson, Henry
M.Cally. the 'Robys, and many otheFs,
as good men rs ever lived, had from time
to time before him been stricken down by
the hand of Time, whice tends to make
dust of all things" His wife was 'uos1
excellent wouaD, gentle and kind to q
fault. Never shall l forget her many
acts of kindness to me. Often have !
satin her neat cabin-heard her mother
! ly advice and ,partuken Of her frugal re-
| freshments; and cold and scared mutt | e
the heart Of him who would not cherish
the memory Of such woman. In speak
ling of,he kindness Of the MoCrays do
n0t mean to deract from tho other'"old
.tuiers" They were all kind to fault
aud | cherish with the most sincere gruti-
,uir their kindness to me 10 the days OF
nv youth. when called to their neigh
ho,lood hover about the walks Of my
clildhoud with mixed feelings Of pleasure
md regret, Even in that out,of-'b,.way
region find a disposition 10 modernile
things, and forget .ollcn affairs. You
scarcely ever hear tho old ,na'ne-"Col-
lin, Settlement" mentioned. ]. is SUI
perced by Jacksonville aud Walk.rsrille.
love the old names, and cling ,o,rhsm as
"a mother to her first boru." Jackson.
vile can b. tolerated, for Colonel George
jackson, after whom the village is
named, vas intimately connected with Tho
origin of COLLINS Settlement" Ia. an
early day be patented atrac. of'about
1000 acres Of land, embracing that
IneighLorh0od, and in order to stsrta set
ilensnt there he gave to John Collins,
his sons Jacob, Cornelius end I,aac, and
Iold james Keith, and arnsn BY the same
lof Turyey, choice spots Of thstraes. Of
from 50 tssloo acrsss. eacb''l believe;
After making the settlement, they sold
out long ago, and went to the west: A,
to Walkerssille, although partially raised
there. never knew to whom The honor Of
AZ: the name e, vns Intended 1 70 be siysh..
is,'' .a;s% a
Cunniprbau,,on'. Bsrne,,.,own. Or Nc.
Craya.,toHro,' it y would Iapyse meant r some!
region i, perhaps d. bal laiasI section
'" .. ": u.use, 'uu spsaei a..,, Wa
hOUsottIoa up hSF6 uSHsety anu sHStlanuS
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ss~-I-L--L-.
-L-L NJ NJ Il. ..--.t-LMt 4.

. I'll Cincinnati Gazette says ,ist ...,l,,
National Government and the Gorernuen,
Of Ohio are, so far asregsrds morality aud
ciril'lsw,' BASEL upon tie broad principle.
of tho Christian tvlisisa!'' o. 'ngl'' s
The TripJli treaty ne soliai.d BY wash.
iny'qs' aud ratified By the United State,
Senate in 1927, contains the folio sing
''Ths Government Of the United sti,tsi.
nat, iii any sense, founded on tic Chris:
tisn religion ''i'7l' s't = ~ =
'whiSH 1; FOREST 6jffitss.t. II; Senate 6fisa7
Or tho ''iaaiia,,i IL :Nit Of 1901
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KOS Ka090lF3IJJ
----zSiy tstslI. tllGJ;arS---- IL
y n.' s via s..' s'ss ss' I, 4:
TILE lSEnrn1:s ,srsTEu

DlsEAsssl OF TIE fNERvorS STSTKE
4 Z n .ilEl.i4dilT SO Of ga
Almost siss. tenths Of our people suffer frcu
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefor. linbl. 10
i's rcheoniinnterils ofnentst dtpres.ioh,eer-
fused hen. scflsniug1ofi the. brazil islanll!;;
and ronplet.. ttsatieg down of, the ,ssn.!i.a,l
nta!il Tksii.stds ats iafstiha, Il, dsy y iif
broken DOM n.r yons sy,iths, and, unfofupst,s
tia.hisi id phsiis.ll q. eausibs disease, Of
ihsnsttdss y sisn 70 increase al 1 f,.iful Fate.
Thu symptoms 10 which diteas.so f The nervous
iyhthi Civ, rise, may he stated al fsllovi: y
dull heit! feeling In The head, sometimes more
tlvss ,ttsrs pain OF headache, periodical head
Ache, dizziness, noiisi OF tinring il tie head,
cohiusion ofid.ss, temporary los ., iirh,ytY;
dssclion OF spiri,s, hatiihg 'du.mg sl.epii Tad
dreams, hesitation IN snsxsriig qusstie n,,
dulnss, Of hss,iagy twitehing, Of tie face ! nd |.
arms, As Which, II moi properly treated lie ID
10 pstalfh. dtlitirm in.ihii!, lnr'tsse:,
spvpl'ayr e., tt.
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1; s:ko s;K..o3os. o.. 20. =.
LIVER lTr7GoRAToR
aHGHQW I.iaaAN Ga 49,
s IA E,DS aG,S.RIYALED


,s.".i Being tie snly slassas Hsd'eis.ss
t,hst tfylclSsrtY stiaaia,es and coastc1s ths
htra,ic ieervtioni and functional prRAsgnsrn
u 'the Lavis, without pErilrrATHo the, 1tGsn.
.Mhileit aels freely spoa ihs Liver. insiiad Of
eopious rarfing.it gradually csAsals the dis.
charges, ts-Aptrisetlsy gArrSAL state. [,
% ~ IN ii n i n
Ilrnrrens ~ LIVER coNrtAisT Ayp ~, sonl %
TliosI pIsIAsSs rRohvsip ar II.
A nllov.s or yslloy eelor Of t6s ikin, or ysl.
loxi,h browS spots ~ ths fdee and other paru
of'ths bSdy !; dullnea snd drowsiness. some.
limsi headache; bi,ttror bad'tAstsin the mos,h
internal heat; ia an,any cs,es . dry, teasing
sesgh; ,ss,,sias .aype,i!s; .0.stemes sour
stomach, with riisihg Of ths food; o bloaisd
Or full fesiSg tbsst the sispaeh nd sides. IS
grsvstiu ! paiss. in ths'sidssi back or breast
and about The shoulders, eens.i!~iien Of tho
bowels; bilu, datslsnsy. ssldless Of tie q.
'tsn'aes, a.. ,el { aasSys
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

Z, s, recently as tho elosi.g hour Of ih.
firih t,hou,snds ofrepublican, reroltsd u.
tbs idea Of negro s,fTrage, .udi would
have r. ented [. au insult q snggeitisn
That th.y would finally eeA,s 10 H. tus
hey bay. bravely rradsd into tue ,tresn'.
sau. like sssss,i stand there. raourishing
their stupidity osi.r.achety a, their shist
sr.mtbt. I'D ytspdi.hins their badge.
sfin'anJ With 'Aiit4AF' sAisA,,ys u
~ better s,,n thu"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

=. GnAsr displays. wonderful facility in
selecting fools and kuayes as ofice.holdcrs
under him, Indeed there never xns an
administration that succeeded in so short i
tin. in mu,,cring into its service such ,
wonderful alienation between crime and
Incompetence, As constitute, the chiel
characteristics Of Grants appointments.
One Of his political friends, disguised with
4 his ~ ppintmshts, remarked the ether day
t',a. "if ninety mine honest msn, aud one
thief applied for 40 Office. the thief was
sue % Get ~ ghisg'iolod 40, ,>-si !.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
q G.As, b. nonip.ted lone william G

- "a GaASr has nomipsted one William G.
Norris to BE- United States Marshall fsr
IL Calitornis. wh.reupon, certain .Califor-
,,,ians prote.t .g,iD..is with a thir,y-.is
4rrage pamphlet, chiefly made up from
Records proving .ha. the Aforesaid
Morris has been guilty q acts and crimes
l'tilaf ssn,ineh.ly qualify him for The poni!
{. tertiary. This ras "a very foolish pro-
|, cqedipg on the p,rt Of Mr.. Norris oppo.
hent..a'Tbtir charger will BE- so many
Recommendation. With Ulyn's. ',,7 q
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public debt was made for these improve
nen's7SI propose now .opresens my un.
lders,pndipg Of the ucIuul financial con-
dtion Of the State TO January, 1850, !
uket date because derive mysknsvl
edge from report made III 1860 to.ths
Senate otVirginia-nt which time | was
'a'meuber Of that boay-the accuracy Of
which have not heard QUESTIONED
! The funded debt--not since materially
.increased--of. Observation-Disclosures
State bonds held b. the Literary Fund,
&c, was then as folls rs: u .
Funded debt $50, 2ls, CSC SO
Guaranteed bonds Of ths
Jaines River & Kanawha
Canal Company 57 49, rEHV2,260, 900 90
SAME Of, Chesapeake + Ohio p7tt g.
Canal Company -, 100000 90
ZEN MI III 80 sso OF, 6s6 Is
rrJ,q LESS 'iV i- 'ru1 IN IN
I ond, held BY Sinking Fund loss, s57' 90
nj ~. i.,i.. n l-,Lf ,Gg -----
sl,sp8,OO9, ls
LESS ,,,
Bond. lesiinth. Arctic 'ap"a $4,000 o.
---f 'tt--HH .fi.-f tl F------
faa,oz ya... ,,a4r ssl, 7isoOs Is
From this shoHld BE- abated nm I
the interest then due from tho y
Virginia h Tennessee and
South Side and slher rail.
road companies, on lopas: 4e5, 600 90
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

An exchange Gays, tbs. the Presidents
salary ofS25, 600 yearwould no. pay
his vife's7 millinery bill. Which being
: the case, would it not be better for the
country 70 return to bachelor Prs.idsht'
and let Mrs. Grant star. millinery shop
i Of her own 10 aonaec,iop with her bus.
bands tsnnsry or woodward !, o .O'1 /,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14
TAKE en- Straight,


Put none but Democrats On the ticket
hereafter Out of thirteen "let.ups'
elected toltho House, but four have full
filed their pledges. t'Ninc lying rascal'
obtained theirsea,s by promising to vote
for the repeal Of tile registration laws.
Hcnseforth, we will take our tickets
straight. Ciarksbueg ,Conserraiire. Il
Those Conservative fellows have had q
lucid iu.err.l In al The wiring that
could be crowded tito. 81 columns Of
any newspapercl few better, thing,
could be said than the above lylFight your
baults "oD The tqaare." Ifyou are a
radical, fear not 10 acknonlelge it;
should you bs 9 Democrat, follow no false
Gods Experience la, prOvcd-prOrcd
BY thsparagrapb' given above-tbut we
have nothing to hops from The leuaers Of
The radical party. Should you dosbs this
| 20 no farther than the hills Of Upsl,nr or
the dales Of Gilmer to ascertain the fret.
let us "thks Our tickets straight" mud
we shall be victorious. Let no'"new de-
parturr" move US 10 make any conees.
,ions 10 the parry shicl, seeks 70 sustain
itself BY our gulluhilty. We have
trusted them once, and nina, traitors to
four good men is The result. Shall we
be gulled agaiu Not SO. But lei Dem.
eerats here and elsewhere grid on their
armor and TAXI. 1nkih TICKET,
srKAlaiir." and an overwhelming victory
throughout the State will be the r.,ult
next fall. Nine to four. Think Sit
let It dwell long upon your ,neuorr--and
the fact will always urge upon you tn,
asset.,aity. IF taking y'uF tickets
ss"i""s"1s.ts ~ LLn.. -, y .-l.L -L.,-
How the highest Judicial tribunal in
the land u TO be made up and inanipu
lated can be learned from the following
from TIT Washington city court journal
pornsy's Chronirte.1l 10 speaking Of III.
decision File Supreme; Court. that tlil
I.egai.tender Law ID uhcoa,iita,ional, that
paper says ega.snl -j' 10 1of"t Il.
I.sfHHappily for the country The lsA de-
cision is not beyond cure There a,e
pther cases which must soon come before
the Court when the two yaes ncies nrs
filled 10y the President and Senate cases
isrol,ing The sane principle, snd Ne are
confident ofths reversal ofthAt most dam.
aging decree il The lneir Juatites are Sc.
setetf rith ryjerenee 10 their lfnoirn opia-
ions on these grea statutes enacted to iure
he Rrpnblie. On this poin, there should
DO !neilher mystery nor reserve. The
prospect Of speedy reversal Of the 'lAst
decision Of the Court will be good news
10 the esnntry.'o Wv aao M d 7t4'F
The Court, II itcsnn,. b. abolished.
csu BE- made The tool 81 Congress. which
will sn'Nsr every purpo'e. We suppose
1I'n. Ssm.oE 9Dtsi. sOuld ibaisaisd.d
with llist, much a. he iis,iies tho tuutt.
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Debt proper $sl,25S, OU9 Is
Investments Of the, Stare, and in which
the public debt Ind its origin, exclusive
of the $3,6l5.595 SO hank stock
probably lost by the war, were. on The lat
day of j anuary, 1860, as fullows:i
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-14

,go'Mn. BourwatL i. now snsssed in
buying up bonds at the rat. Of Sl,250 for
every 81, 900. II this is continued until
III AZ. bought over $500. 900, 900 more
than thrice the original amount of the
2 debt will thavo boon paid by the people.
trithe laborors ofthis country willing. to
sweat and toll that this much mere may
{, be added TO the bondholders pile! n
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Holding, these, investments and the
great prospective advantage, conferred
upon the people Of Virginia-1hich can
not now be conputed-and which will in
time advance the interests ofthe people
Of thst State to an amount greatly in
excess Of the debt it would seem to be
equitable that they should NY for them.
In I'll the grie.ous trouble, Of that old
!Cqmwonwea through which sho has
recently passed, the tendcrest ehsrds Of
ms heart h.yo qaickqncd in Sympathy
,wiith hsr6grods people. l cherish with
thsmla, fond here for their future, aud
trn,: that the old, State. ike the tabled
bird. vii come firth with renewed p!u.
msgr. more beautiful than ever. a Ii she
is poor, the same may be said Of out
Site; : Ind We cannot AFFORD 10 pay for
improvements which will redot N and en-.
rich her HodeMaIs Respectfully Wv
Yours, &ciJ
--,.,a,.. JOHN BRANSON.
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T'nr people Of. this country, narrowly
missed having a new illegal tender II
.hs $40 express charges on that Cleveland
Spaniel had not deferred Grant from nc
sep.ias him. and thu, destroyed the hope,
Of all the dog tanciers. We should soon
have seen every mans car 10 the laud
running rsand With strahd on bis hind.
erpsrts informing the wcrld Chat this
dog is,lesal teulcr for all Offices in the
gift OF The present administration" II i,
y good thing for til. dogs, tina. Grant had
The htmnsi to resist 'hetsmptation.
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Meighborhoo Correspondence

= = =
Our READERS wlLIEE IN MiAe THArWn
ARE NoT RksroNsiBLk FOR IHg OPINIONS
< OF OUR coRlsEsroS DENTS = oumcoLvuSs
ARE OPEN 70 ALL.
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~ -. Ftf 4AHIH1 Af.a sINHIr -itH.N
.,r WlsHlSoros CIT is j, nov sunder such
complete and perfect niger municipal
ksyernnsut. that tho most enthusiastic
white loy,lis,s cannot hold a rsetiuy
without bsing pobbel ~ their colored
brethren, "A recent desperate a.tonpt 81
che white lsyalists to hold public meet
ing war broken up BY the nigg.rs, who
rule the roast After the adoption 81 til.
XVII iflh Amendment A! e We may expec. 70
hear ofaa invasion Of the White House,
and the possible demolition Of 'hc gaudy
stuff therein. Then the howl Of Tho 10
dishant 10y al, and mex. tho nu.tery. b
.. 4
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10 Ri. Eresllsney. Nm. E. .SaSe..o's
Gosernor Of IIea Virginia
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- RADICAL pnPsrsspsak flbe rallficatlon
Il he "yy,ia Amendment by Georgia.
That l..l;iisa,iou is uulhius but this !;
.aCgusiess, by r.so,u ion, ordered Georgia
40 do it under pain and penslsiss; and
s..horiz ID Gsneralin the United States
Array to pick Out a Legislature That would
. My.,io degrading bohe.. Il; thstt,. in
0,tie same'of Heaven, any ra.i6cation b!
eGrcrgiaivoltis no moro its act than it is
voluntary when 'ci'iz'p delivers his
. purse 70 the highway robber, under the
lthrea. Of "Jour money or yonr life"
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~ ..- NV. !. ". |Nf u
Tnr total expenses Of The Government
last year were $377 ,S40.2Sj. Jus.
think Of IL Three hundred and seventy
seven millions three hundred and forty
thousand two hundred aud eighty Ave
dollars. 4. OF hi, enormous sum,
$50, oil, 0l9 covered ali the expenditure.
Of the civil affairs Of the government.
For pensions and Indians. $27. 1888. 06O
~tr. paid: fog y ID. army,
$123,247, $40; for the navy.
$25,779.5Ss interest on the public debt,
4l40,424 ,02h,--and this is.he Wanted
economy Of President Graatt N''.'' "
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