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What a BOstOnian Thinks.

The Adams IN. " Visitor speaks OF an emf
nent Bostonian VINO regarded an advertise
ment in a newspaper as 9 personal invitation
to call, and said: "While sometimes hesitate
about entering a store the proprietors of which
have not thus sent their cards 10 my residence,
/ always feel certain of q cordial welcome
from the members Of an advertising firm"
The same paper adds: There is in this re-
mark an assurance Of one of the many results
Of advertising. The trader and his calling be-
come identified, and the name of the man Is in
separately connected in the mind of the public
with his merchandise. It may not be the very
day an advertisement appears that ID bears its
fruit; weeks or months may elapse and then,
when the want arises, the article DO be 90
tanned Immediately suggests the advertiser.
This is the effect Of general advertising when
persistsntly followed. A special class Of sd
vertisements, where some novelty Is announced
is more immediate. shrewd business man
once advertised triling article in q manner
which could scarcely prove remunerative. His
neighbors expressed their regret at his folly
but he appeared contented. Though his gross
sales of the article did not cover the cost Of his
advertising, he attracted new class Of people
to his store, and his shrevdness paid him in
very short time, for new eyes saw what he had
to offer in addition to the specially advertised,
and new purses came under contribution 10
him.
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Do You Believe Advertising Pays1

Ask Helmbold, who takes q whole page OF
four or five New York dailies and nlls them
with advertisements Of his Buchu. These cost
him In the neighborhood of thousand dollars
mechanics and manufacturers, while YOU sit In
your Offices and wonder that your more enter
prising neighbors are charging their business,
building palatial residences andiguiding spank
ingteams along our thoroughfares. They make
their money by telling the people, through our
columns Of q newspaper, that they are IN busi-
ness, and would be glad to wait on them. Yes
you had better believe advertising pays.
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FOR SALE.

A ane young Colt, four years old, has had no
training, and now trotting In less than four min
utes; good pedigree, which will be made known
at time Of sale. VIII be sold to the highest bidder
on Tuesday, the 10th inst, at IL A. NJ, ct Capt.
wsdners stable on Market street, If not sold be-
fore Can be seen at the above stable at any time.
nov26-2ts
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FOR RENT.

HON NHNIJ
THE WAREHOUSE.
Corner Of Broad and College streets. for
merry occupied by J. A McAlister q 90. Pos
session given 1st September. Apply 10
McALISTER q WaELRSS,
auE3-d g south College Etrea
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union and AMERICAN
Is the Paper.
GIVE 1T a TRIAL!

To those who wish to communicates with the
thousands of intelligent and enterprising Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, Business Men, Me-
chanics and Farmers throughout Tennessee
and the South generally, the wEExLr UNION
AND AMERICAN, with Its large circulation, pre-
sents most desirable medium.
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A Great Bargain.

ME HAVE FOR SALE A STORE AND
w Dwelling, new and In good condition, BE-
tween church and Broad streets, renting for fnCo
per anuurn, nt $500 cash. is ~ q
ARRIEdTON, RARRAR WEAKLET, AR'ts.
n0ylsa 81 North College Strsst.
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IMPROVED
z. CARVER COTTON GINS.

lust RECEIVED LARGE LOT OF TIE
- above Cotton Gtns. The great improvement
consists in their having been made to run Light
with greater speed than heFetofose. These Glns
are superior 20 any others brought to this coDlsry
Samples can be seen q them Il our Warehouse, 81
iyi9-H a10. q ALI.xzs 90
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Terms of Advertising.

| Our rates for advertising, are In al cases, OEs
DOLLAR PEE SQUARE OF TEN LINES (eight words to
the nne) for each insertion, edsh Invariably n cd
U1Fce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-27

For sale By druggists generally.
Wholesale by EWIH, PENDLRzON CO., and
LrTTERER OABLKh
Principal depot and mandatory, 2o9 South
Oherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
NJ O. COTTON,
feb20eodH Sole Proprfetof.
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TIE S1cnxosD laBRoeIlo.

.The New York Times. RepuDlicai'
takes y much more LIBERAL view
q. fhe course Of the Conservative mum
,;n., authorities in Richmond, than the
State Journal. published at Richmona'
.,oes. The Times sees nothing IN inc
eourse of Mr., Ell, son to condemn : ho'
even his disregard of the decision %
I.,l,,. Underwood, since the OBJECT is 10
hiring the matter before court ot com
,ersnt jurisdiction, to try the question
nnon ,.s merits. The Times remarks:--
..Richmond people are in a 'a'r way "
settle their difficulties concerning th'
Mayoralty in far more legitimate ant
commendable way than by rio'ing.-
| Yesterday an injunsti0n WAS lssutd y.
Judge Underwood restraining Eiiyson
Governor walkers appointce, from act
ing MS Mayor. This injunction he pro
noses TO disregard, III order that he ma
he brought into contempt, and thus
enabled to bring the whole case iit
Court oil It's merits by means 0i h'
beas corpus. This " not Only niue
rnsier way To assert the right thah
appca, to violence, but it will also oil
arm Congressional wrath by demonstr'
ting disposition to submit to the iaS
If the same course were pursued
. over the South it would bs infinite
! hetter for all concerned.
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APRIL MAGAZINES.

The New Eclectic has ceased to D.
nprsly eclectic, and each Issue now con
ta,n.a number OF original articles b,
distinguished Southern writers. Rev.
q. W. Leyburn. Col. b. IL. JONES i,
Philemon Perch. b. Il. Forman Rev.
I. e. Bond. ]. H. Myroyer, Charles W.
Hills. Prot. b. l.. Giidcrsieeve aud Wm i.
Hand Browne are contributors TO thr
present number. In addition there are
selections from the best foreign perioai
calls. lie New Eclectic always COIL
tains feast OF good things, and tiie
Southern man who refuses to take u y
a tool. s4ayear Turnbull ana Mur-
doch, 81 Lexington St, Baltimore.
The OLD GUARD for April was receiv-
oil last week. but was overlooked when
the Nj agazine notices were p'epared.-
It is very Interesting number, 90"
tain ing srhe Heir OF Gaymount a'''
..Under Suspicion both tales "' South
ern life. The entertaining papers enti
tied Down Among the Dead Men arr
also continued. The Records OF tn
McDoodle Club are very amusing-tii
hit az Buckle is excellent.
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PUBL G MEETING.

AT a meeting of the citizens OF GOT
donsville Virginia, held on tne zoth uay
q. March 1870, Mr.. L.. W. Snesd was
called to the Chair, and U. w. meyers
chosen Secretary. -
Mr.. j X. Gentry explained tne oo'
iect oi the ,neeting to be TO ascsrta.h
the wishes Of the citizens with svtw :"
n,-norialize the Legislature oi Nirg'nia
to grant all act et incorporation i'r '"e
said town. ... q.
The Chair appointed q com",.'s. om.,' W
prepare resolutions Tor the eohs, -,
tion of the meeting; whereupon the iei-
lowing were adopted:
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nrc,s1oN OF THE STEPHEN EABEas COR
rus CASE IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta, Apri, 2.-In the case OF
St.nh~us. General Terry answered 10
,,,s writ of habeds corp;ls issued ny Judge
Trst;ne. OF the United States distri't
court, by p lueing the nody ., nv
prisnuer Tnr case WAS apiy
and Is considered legally one OF tne
most important that has occurred III ti'e
So,,th. From Gen. Terrys reply !"
,hr wit il appears that United Sta.'s
nit,cer had been murdered some titie
o.ro il, rexas. and The General believing
lat Steph.rs had harborcd the muir
Jsr.r he had arrested him as accessory
aStar the fact. The point was made by
Tie nris,uer's counsel that tne cIi,ne
h.ying been committed III another . 'a'e
and military district, the murderer
could mi. he tried here, and as heces-
s,rv consequence the accessory aite'
t,,c fact was equally beyond ih; l",n-
diction OF any court ~ iiiis rhiiis"'' "
trict.
Judue Erskine, In his decision III ,he
most marked and pointed manner. ue
cided that the reconsti uctloh ar's ~ W
Con,y,,,ss were constitutional, he als'
unheid the power OF :he Gensfai eon,'
,unnd,uo te cause arrest aad l'llulsn "
tenders He held that no iega, o'a,' ~
Government existed in Geofgia--un n
nnresent State government he,.g p."
p.;s;on,l only. STEPHENS was disrharg
e,, solely on the ground thal !, s,,;n, sna,s :"
An accessory, after the iact ~ s,,d n"h" :
the principal. he could noI ps no'' '
answer Tor 1t in this district
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pRysIDExT's MESSAGE.

MI, s,,,owino scene occurred In the
,,li,e. lme iin,,s,. a slay or two since;
"n,'o ,,n 49, $50. ouitr a gathering IN the
ine,s =. fn4 White House when
sn1e-r""" AM. ,,,."s,,ge aud proclamation were
tne i,aif the number. however. be-
slgnen, "na "naner men. An attacle OF a
,ng ~ new ..',r,nn rpp newspaper begged the
was';,isSio waa;,,.,,t Tor the pen with which the
Ires,,ss s,ts we're signed. and is was
iocn',,Sri; .a1.d h;, A yenerabfc old gentle-
hahaeu n',". in tile crowd cried ous
man, man wis ,,,e announcemertw " asn'aae that
.ne ~. Well. gentleman yo,1il Al ~
be dp,nsd sorry for this his f.,lsr-i,e hsr ip law
er was Dent. senior tue ia'''s' = :
of The President.
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xuRprn WILL OUT.

Anotbsr astonishing proof OF the au-
80 t,,st ..ml,r.icr will out" has J"s'
occ,irrcJ. On Moaday last won'a., y,
named Lnnsford, WAS found deau ~
he, room at Mansfield. OHIO. He throat
was emf. her ab.lon en laid open "itn d
f,.,.tui cash. aud her bOsoil ana a:His
haJ beeu terribly bitten. There "as
netbino. however, To Indicate VINO was
hsr murderer, except that her OILY Nc
",,;mtances i'm Mansgrld we're u Wen
Known citizen, A. l.. Rnhinson' "nuSs
,nisrress she had been. anu hiA"
n.,oed Elbers1ll, 20 whom sue va
sonn to be married. Both tiiese Patii' P,
,,,,,r.., arrested. bnt no evidence a&a'"s'
than, vas obtained until snhe ""e "
'r'ssfad tbaU the teeth marks III III"
5,,fiv might afford some elae "eu-
-, Theu employed To take Gas.
az Rohiusons mouth IN which "o 'e''''
.,.ra m,ssi,.g. The body OF MRS l,uhs-
TORI vns exhumetl, aud the "ArAs w
,,,,. arm compared NTH the cas, "t
three physicians, who swote tn'.'' an - ,
cs,ef,,l and ,e peated examination, NJ.
:. mi annreciation of the respohsihi'i!
'Iacsi an them. they we're irrceu =
The conclusion that the Dites VI w
murdered wuman's arm we're mace ~
~. month from which the cast was y, "a
", W., I'm ;his unexpected but nlost us
,'i.iy. nen: testimony. Robinson IA. % ose
held for trial as the murusFrF'"' D'"'
Tribune.
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oNLY A Little BROOK.

rhe following incident is told con,
.rnin. ,he death of u Iitils girl. ageo
'G,a ,';ne Wars. A little while before shs
lied lied as The sorresing friends ,topd a.
round her, Watching the ias. ',,, n,v't"s AZ
- 1he ,eutie breath.ihe last taint nut
"s ,arinc i'm, OF tie little pulse. they hecanie
aeias o,ar.. from broken words, that she
si'I"nN ,,al'nnwn way that was opening be-
fore her. She had come to the !, p"rasrs D,,,.t
Of the nystcr:ons river " ,,..n n,s,i a"d her
u, ,in,id ieet seemed TO hesitate and isar
.a'si" ~ s,"m tie flood. But after time he 81 7
s,sr - s q. .bsi,ied. she grew calin. aud ceas-
,fat n'sto taiI about the long. dar,, way,
I'll III, a AZ la-t she Frightened snddSnly, ,,, 7
smile OF confidence am, AM f1Hs'g e u sgnlr ht-
" ''raot ~ She cried. and SO passed
over ~. r to the heavenly shore.--Am' Zap
| 4..f
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STATE NEWS.


The remarkable meteor which was
seen in this place few mornings ago,
inst before DAY, was alss observed as
Warrenton. if
Richard H. Delany. q member OF
General Forests command during
the late war. died at his iathcts resi-
,lence. near Leesbnrg, on Sunday
morning last, in the 9th year oi HIS
age.
Gen. Fitz Lees crop of wheat in
stafford, near a quia creek. is said to
be the most promising locking in that
whole section
The dwelling house Of Mr.. W. ID.
Glasscock. residing in the upper part
of Fanquier county. near Orleaii. WAS
DESTROYED by fire on last Saturday
night. The coniiagration was 40 rap
id lie was able to save but little OF his
furniture, 4 Wa
In a recent debate in the House ot
Delegates, Mr. Kelley stated that 81
| ,Iavs Of leave OF absence had been
granted to members during the Session
and that the sum of OIL .92G had been
mid to members of the HoHse for per
diem. when they were absent from their
| seats.
The Petersburg Index says; 81: Is
| said that tifty-threc of our young men
lett the c,ty several days ago. III com
pauy with an igent from kentuckt'
| in search Of employ ment IN That SLATE
and that about nifty more viii leave III
IA few days tor the Soul h.
A remarkable exhibit is made IN tha
morrtiary report Of the Richmond board
ot health for last week. Dht OF t"fat
| mortality OF twenty six there were
eighteen blacks I, eight whites. Nor
Is this accidental or dpe to in2"rary
cause.. for this immense ratio OF negro
deaths, toan amazing rxtent, Is inain-
tanned week after week.
An attempt was made TO- ROB ana
burn the First National Bank al mar
risopburg. Rockingham county. on M as.
sunday morning, before dawn. ihe
rnbbsis failing to get into the yallt
or find arr plunder which they col''e
e,rry OF. set fire To papers. &C.. W
rloset mder the steps Leading to we
rnper part OF the b1Iiding, and u tah'i'
! lv accnpving the third story hsd u
, make timir escape bv leItin@ ,heu''
, selves down by a iope. The hah'e'
we're extin guished with loss OF aoou
i 400. and some dam sc to an adJoiAint
T. house. ~ a er. a
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CUBA.
r,,,,. /, corre.nonaence. which is

Our Cuban correspondence. which 's
oublis:,ed in another page. describes
t,,e sitaa.ion in Cuba. The winter
rampsign has been brought TO a closss
aud Notwithstanding the boasu''I pre-
,liciiops with which the catnpaign WAS
,nauy,,ryted 1t has fallen far short ot me
nromises made by the government 10
th. ioyalist. Captain Genera. de ho-
Ias who for long time has been threat
,.uiuoa visit to the Central Depart-
menT. has arrived at Puerto Pr.nc'I~,
a,d almost simultaneously MIN inc
announcement OF his arrival here. re-
norris of hard lighting In the Eastern
Dppartment were received III Havanu.
As,et no particulars have reached US.
.v.n AS 10 the exact place where the
enlargement or engagements hRye 'aN-
e,, nIacr. Manato. Las Tnns- a'.d ihe
river Cauto are mentioned. from tne
,act tLat the government in Havan1
has received dispatches from Gcnerat
Valnase,Ia, who commands Inc Spah-
| iards in the east. the continued silrllce
in relation TO the affair may oe rrgaru-
ed M Indicating victory for the Gu
| hans.-E Y. Herald.
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Postmasters are required to give mt tice by
letter wD..i q subscriber does not take his
pf per from the office; and give the reason
Tor Is not being taken. Neglecting TO do SO
makes ,postLiastcr responsiblet TO the pub
sher f.r the payment.
Any person who takes a paper regularly
from the postof1ce, whether he has subscrib-
ed or not, il responsible for the payment OF
the subscription.
person ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all Rrrenragcs, or the publisher may
continue 10 send Il until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether 1t is
taken from the office or not
The courts nave decided that refusing TO
aKe,a paper and periodical from the post
efiice, or removing and leaving them uncall-
ed tor is priBa facts evidence of Intentional
raud
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1TzRNAL TAX.

The nav intsrnal tax bill y APP
on;rg ~ eou pletion IN tile eoilinitiee;
l,s,''.. l. u" avs heretofore passsd' alu
s;,nniiiies many coniiic!ing porl ,ohs ..
the same, bvt making. on ne, nc NM, na'r.s
being the longest bill ever fonsI,e ,''. ~ ~.
Nv Congress. The cHn,n'',rs ;,p,,'aa ,,y ,I,iega-
der T to Avoid being bothcrea .! us,es s,ss,i
t,ons are ,.ssts SIS secret. but 1t is learned
that they are adherins nsl :" taxstion
res"i nt'p" ni, = thirty millions Of dollars.
ns ny t'"s s,,.o'ne o tnx IS reduced, but whetn-
er By reducing the nos ,sse posrtivsIy
known.
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GoRDoEsvILLE AED GRAFTON RAIL

% Orr readers may remember that soon
after the Native virginian was removed
from Orange G. H., to this place, we
suggested the construction of arailroad
between the points above named. The
suggestion was entirely our own ana
was based solely upon nm examination
of the map. The building Of the road
We placed in the inde finite future. In
deed, We did not know that the route
was ut nil practicable.
4 Imagine then oi,r qualification at
learning that Mr.. Raller. the efiicien.
delegate from Rockingham Was actively
engaged In the preparation Of a charter
for this identical GorJonsville and
Grafton road. In fact, he ias been loi'
more than year past busly employed
in pcrfecting the scheme and IN exam
lining the topography of the country
with tho view OF testing its pract;cabiii-
| ty. In this examination he has heerl
muci, assisted by Mr.. Marbury, theen
i yi eer of the extension of the Loudour
and Hampshire, or, rs 1t Is now called
the Washington and Ohio road. Mr.
Nj, reports that the road isinot onl,
practicable but in many :cspeetsprefer
able to either the Baltimore and Ohio o
the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
That the charter OF the Gordonsvill
i and Graftor railroad will be obtained
,, there cau be 10 DOUBT. That the roa
!. will be built at no distant day, ther
E can lie no doubt. When built, 1t WI
!, have at Grafton three separate feeder
J, the Piitsburg and Grafton road tf
q p,rkersburg road and the whreli'
!. road; and we shonid not be surprised
y with these feeders, the Gordonsvilic al
: Grafton, or as 10 will ultimately be- ca
ed, the Chesapeake and Northwest roA
= should become one of the most iMpe
tant in the United States.
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: ONE-HALE INTEREST
fff il8 ~ IN TEE
NATIVE VIRGINIAN,
Fxo7 SALE.

WISHING to engag. ia other bust
w ness offer for sale my interest In the
NATIVE VfRGINIAN. 1t Is the only paper
published in the counties of Orange, Madi-
son, Greene and Louisa; has = large sub
scription and advertising list throughout
of the Northern States. Being located In one
OF the most nourishing sections OF the coun-
try. ut the junction of the two IL aiding Rail
roads OF the State, 1t furnishes fine OPEN
ing for an enterprising newspaper man, and
could be made to pay for itself in two years
M For further information, address
A. f. STOFER,
January 2s,le70. Gordonsville, Va.
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,r The "pedesp-ed' IS the nama
of fhe latest Yankee n",i'h ,ol .i'e p"'l
pnse of increasing nah iia,ui" -. s'
The veloeipece hSying piaSea ,,t"r o"s 1n ,n,.
'd''s,,,.sd,- Games in. lt cons Sis oi
,yI,,.eis. fourteen or fifteen inches
w dsa an,cter one of which Ii attached
arniv to each loot by MEALS "i
stirri,n-like contrivancc. and ~ those
vsho understand il. possesses all t'''
csaabilities OF the skate. 10 use II re
ourred only by practice; but when &C
auired. there IL skating the year rouh'
80 says the inventsI'
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zz1I's pSoyc.oPEpiA.

This great work has reached its ifsRS
number, aud is rapidly approaching
completion. Coming within the range
Of .vsry purchaser. even :hose nf the
most limited means. Zell's Encyciope-
dia will be the standard work oil its
class in tae United States. Address l.
Elwood IelI Publisher, Phlladelphia'-
Agents wanted.
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rriti. quite we'll understood lha l p,

rrtis quite we'll understood INA. pa !.
detsr,n,uatio: OF the Supreme
.ne .,onrt 70 review its verdict in the lr-
,sI'tsnder 1T eases and hear them rear
gfen. gSe,n. U""rs is to be reversed. SO 80 u !,
% ossr's .na tha. the doctrines of law are , TO
seems n .,.d . back and FORTH as If our high
o. iossru ',r,s we're rs unstable as leglsla.
est consa onsss,nblivs. Doe, the spirit 9.
tue ,,.a1,sn, lin, deIpand that the quality o.
ha.''~ ..'''sneree snail be elinlinated from I
n, our institutions. ant that u sIai' y ~ :.
as difficult to tell what ir law as as = = IN. !,
saw whether Gsorgia Is Ia OF ou' VI '-'
| UuionY
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TERMS $500 per session.
Circulars sent;on application.
July 8. lS69.-3m. V. DAbNEl =.
ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE next session Of this Institution
J. which. has been conducted heretofore
with So nluch success by It's former Princi-
mai Mr. X XEMpER. will begin on the l5th
day OF Sc eptembcr, 1850. A fine Building,
with very extensive grounds adjoining, mas
been purchased on Washington street, IN
ti,e citv. and Boarders will be furnished with
cverv som fort on the most reasonable terms.
A full corps Of Instructors have neen n, EN- ah
E',;lish branches will be insisted on as q
the first importance, unusual facilities VIII
he afforded in the Department. OF Music
Drawing, Painting and Modern Lang5'Ess ~ u,al;,,c
me French spoken IN The FAMILY Of Irtnctpc.,
No ira charge is made in theircase ior tui.
tion in French, as all are expecteu 20 s'uo'
ii and take part in the cohSersa''io'' s'"s -sa
send for catalogue. ,,.,,,.,,,aI +
r,,o 0<Q iGQ -ln1
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,p The number Of persons on boar

uP The number of persons on board
,be missing steamship City of Boston
bas at length been automatically ascer-
,,,,ad The whole number -was l9l'
namely, 81 officers aud crew and lo'
passengers. OF the latter 90 were cabin
and So stesfsgs passengers Besides
several military British officers there
were on beard 4 considerable umoer o
the leading business NEE o. Aa'usx'
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.r,,o ,,ruet-bagger Chahoon ha.

0 .;sv ne III trimmphed in the contest
Temporarily yvar.,ity a, Of Richmond, Va,
f,r the may maaysnectsd, when he got tue
as it was ,.e eN hat despicable pa tlssn,
case Deiqre, eitqqi,s,.rwood, Who has spent MS
Judge , unu. Of service in Virginia De-
whese term I'm = the bench the usurpAtiolls
tending on n,;,ies . Of the carpet -bagging
and eno' ,rns Ths hest lawyers in Virgmls,
crowd. VI Ins nsnimgton had dee iarSd
and - M,arsyo"d M~Sd could take no jnrisd,c-
that !, nue. ne case, aud they have also asr
,rsa .lon y, witt, as great unAnmIsy tSt ',as sns
s,ST eiSSboon was clearly wr.ng, Du, u,,,ws .Ms
n" law that conflicts WIN VI ,v,,iSn 1ns hi is .
na,s .r"ns bsr. - UtiOa On. II Observer
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08
nrHE CJMInu W0MAN.'

MIR. George Francis Train hasa rival
for the presidency in ls'2' rs WI We
seen by the following ca'd from Ne"
York paper ,ho sou,e
into NY coiidcnce ! have written sew. se..
eral papers on gulernmentai qnes.,ohs
of importance, aud will su"ii.t 'ns'''
, have aeiiiiSSsrateiy and Of my own ,S., nc,
corJ placed myself before the people
candidate f.r Presidency OF Tue
T,';,sd states aud having the mcahs
co,,rag... % energy and strength neces's.
rv" ~ tor Inc race, intend to contest IL V
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