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ngstyEs ANks sINWARE.

JOHN BOW ERS, Successor to Yale,
Richmond Va, wholesale and retail dealer In
STOVES A&D TINWAEE; also, BlBB'S I'M
PROVED DIAMOND FIREPLACE STOVE,
Tor heating from one % tour rooms. Gas Cham
,'e.icrs, Gas Shades. Brackets, &c. Plumbing
Timing, and Gas. fitting done ut short notice
House Furnishing Goods, &c. oc l32m
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NcYnH.

! BosToN, Oct. 49, Orders have been re-
ceiyed at the navy yard for estimates for the
expense and time required for preparing
for sea the monitors Nassau, Shawnee, Mi
antomah, Ticonderoga, w orcester, w abast,
Niagara, Sabine, and three other vessels.
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EXPEDITION TO LIBERIA.-The packet ship
Golconda will leave Baltimore for Monro-
via, Liberia, West Africa, next Tuesday
November 1st. The ship will
stop at Hampton Roads to take on board
two hundred and fifty emigrants from North
Carolina-all freedmen-who are anxious
to JON their friends, who went one year
ago and established the flourishing settle
mentS of Brewerville and Arlington, on
the st. PauFs riyer.-BaLhnlore Sun.
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Formulation or Ginei1uaft.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2S.-Thc census return
shows the population of this city to be
21S, 0G0, besides 30, 900 outside the city limits
employed within the city.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE N WYOMING COUNTY,
a. Scranton, Oct. 27.--An extensive tire
occurred III Tunhannock, Wyoming couu-
", thiS morning, which destroyed twenty
buildings, including Iuttord's Hotel and
many OF thc principal business houses of
the town. The loss is estimated at 500 900.
Inc cause Of the fire, which started in the
stables OF the hotel, Is not stated.
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CNYDER Il IRBY,

RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
IRON WORKS,
1000 CARY STREET.
Dealers and others will Gnd at our Works our
usual assortment of STOVES, cooking and heat
ing: HOLLuW-WARE, FRONTS and CRATES,
TENDERS, SOIL PIPE, HIpRANT CASES,
INGS. 10000 z>,,,,, .
We are prepared TO put up IRON FRONTS for
buildings in any style, and furnish IRON CAPS
and ILLS. GEATiNGS AREA-L1GHTS. CAL
VANlZrD CGRHICE, IRON RAILING, We
2AkDAiLS &c.
Prices rs Low as northern houses charge for
same styIc of work. SNYDER Il lRBY.
Ism
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REETALS.-We offer for sale REFINED
Iu ROLLED, SWEDEs, and VIRGINIA NAM
MERED IRON;
BAND, HOOP, SHEET, and ROD IRON;
HORSESHOE IRON and NORWAYagN NAIL
BLISTERED, CAST, and SHEAR STEEL.
TIN.PLATE, BLOCK TIN, SHEETZIH
IRON AXLES. and GROUND WAGON and
BaRDEN'S HORSE and MULE SHOES,
CUT NAILS and HORSa SHOE Halls
GORDON u CRISGAN<
ocas FI.--7 .!Ef Pearl Block.
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GsECOND DISPATCH.l

WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 2S.-Partial re-
turns from ten counties show large Demo-
cratic gains. Davis, (Dem., y IN the LIST con-
eressional district, is elected. The Demo-
Gratis claim control OF the next Legislature,
but it requires further returns to determine
the result in the State. The chances are In
favor of the Democrats for congressman in
the Sd congressional district.
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NORD N AND AIS. VS.. SAVINGS
VI BANK OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
In the Chanccry Court Of the city OF Richmond
By decree entered In this cause on the 1lth day or
March 1869, all persons having claims against the
said Savings Bank are directed TO presenI me
evidence to sustain the same. And by said fecree
n & ordered that all claims not SO presented Will
be excluded from the distribution OF the assets OF
said Savings Bank,
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Es,e unsffu,nro Races

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-The winner of the
first race was " Connolly" second, :" King
Fisher" third, "Edenton )" fourth, 'Tin-
esSe,"
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rIBB AGAINST GIBB.-In the Cham
" cery Court Of the city OF Richmond:
bya decree entered In this cause on s ssn
ThoLlas j. Evsrs, after having advartised, i ios
four weeks notice to the creditors OF w: W. Sio1
TO come Ia aud prove their debts, taks the aa.pd
by the decree entered IN this cause on the thn
Febru4ry, 1870.
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sEWENG-MACHINES.

WHEELER Il WILSON SEWING
w MACHINES, acknowledged to be the best
I'm the world Tor family purposes, because they use
no shuttle and make the lock-stitch, which will
neither rip nor ravel. =,
over FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND IN USE! Awarded the first premium at
the Worlds Fair three different times over all
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes.
Sold on the instalment principle, and instruc-
tion given In using by G. j.. RADWAY,
se53 739 Main street, Richmond.
CEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. -
SLOAT q ADDINGTON,
fyss 1alz Gary street. pear Tour,eenth
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r HECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS,

r HECHLER, JE:, = BR0THElR ss
inv at great expense reatted their establish.
msut and add every improvement that the
exr erence Of fifteen years could devise take plea
snre I'm announcing to their friends and the public
Generally that they are now prepared to furnish 10
the trade and consumers every description &C, Gf
SAUSAGE and PUDDISGs. BACON, LAhU,
tentfon given to the making OF sausage Tor me
southern market. Thankful for the patronage OF
friends and the public, we hope by continued ap,,
the same. rpporuppS
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NrEAT-S LEDIHG.-Our farmers are still
seeding wheat, and if this delightful wea-
lhcr continues week or two longer more
Than the usual quantity will be seeded
tfQmyc Firgi1iun.
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VINO Is PORTER ; BAcEER, MAJOR NOR
Cas- The Winchester Times says:
Distance lends enchantmcnt to the
li'". The Major Morgan referred to is
DOUBTLESS our Giraffe friend Morgan, for
merry ot the Clarke Courier. If the Major
iIsaco Tor tine speaker III Lower Virginia
what would be the effect down there of Il
speech from some Of our eagle orators? Up
her" III" Major wouldn't pass even for u
tOncstUga :"
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vfrginaa Conservative Meetfra.

VfrEinaa C0nseFvafzVo MeetffsEs
F1soasrLE, Va, Oct. GA Conservative
meeting wis held here to-day, Col. W. e.
II. Ford presiding. Judge Harris, Conser-
yative nominee for Congress, addressed the,
meeting. Hfs nomination was cordially en-
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nj OUN T Z AST LIE, 520 Broad street,
WI agent for the SUENY-SIDE HEATER-the
bcjt In market for heating two or more rooms !;
also. The :JIAMOED STATE EOOKI NG-STOVE,
TIC chcarest stove in the marhet: ard all kinds OF
HEATING and COOkiNG-STcVES on hand.
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,ahe West Yarytuta ERection.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 27-Midm9ht.-.
The returns of the election are meagre, and
counting the vote progresses slowly. The
negroes voted, thus complicating the re-
turns
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MARINE aNFEELEGENCE,
FORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. %, 1879.


SIGNATURE ALMANAC, OCT. 90, 1870.
Sun rises ,,,..r,..,.. 6.43 Moon sets....,.. DAT
Gun sets ...........,.. SIT High tide .,.,. SAG
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HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, Oct. Is, 1870.

Uessrs 4. Y. Stokes & Co., Rfchmond:
Dear S,rs.-We used two bags OF Sea-Fowl
iuano on our tobacco crop list spring, IN alter
iia: Ia. tshiesnoou Of each to the hill. We could
s.e no difference in thu result Of the two ferti-
zcrS. Both sc:ed well, producing the rest sIGP
tn Barksdale's Station, Richmond and DanVille
Railroad and charge The same 10
.. our in oo''1 JOSHUA HIGHTOWFR.
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Tne Iynehburs Fair-E. A. Pollard.

LYScHHURG, VA, Oct. 2S.-Bradshaws
horse Stonewall" won the race to-day.
There were several amusing and exciting
scrub races. The Fair closed to-day, after
4 successful exhibition.
e. A. Pollard is seriously ill here,
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UIL-CLOTHS, DAMASKs,
CORHICES AND BANDS, CORDS AND
TASSELS,
NOTTINGHAM AND LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, WOOL AND CoIR MATS,
COCOA AND CANE MATTINGS,
OTTOMANs, TID1ES, &C.
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A large and handsome assortment OF the above
turers within the past two weeks by AIR. JOHN +.
REGNAULT, now In store and offered at the lowest
Pnner hanging and UpholsteriRg work III all
their branches promptly atendedto; ,-
j. IENkY GRAFTON,
ne sG-los No. seth street.
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IMPORTANT TO Livery q
| family should know that HARDWOOD & EsAa
KITTF Il intend wing to the large building III
now being erected on Governor street by :. Y:
time2 PARi.OR, DINING-ROOM, CEAMBEK
FURNITriREia and MATTRESSES can be boughII
=. our establishment ct about cost we lnylte al
i'm wanI OF good substantial furniture ana mat
ircsscs 10 examine oar stock before we move.
HARDWOOD IL RITTER,
sod opnositc the post Office Main street.
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Quarantine at New Orieau

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-Gov. Davis has
issued an order revoking quarantine, Of all
Texas ports from November 4th. NJ
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY,2ad Octo-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS viii run as
follows
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich
mono and White Sulphur Springs except Suntsy,
between Gordonsville and White sulphur. Leave
Richmond at 3 A. M. arrive q. White sulphur ut
10 p. d.. Leave While Sulphur at $3.50 A. NJ, and
arrive at Richmond nj 1850 P. NJ, making close
connections at Gordonsvile ans Charlottesville
with Ora1ge, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore,
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, Montgomery. Mobile. &c.
Going West, passengers dine at Gordonsville
and sup ut Covington. Going East, breakfast at
Staunton and dine ut GOrdonsvillc.
This train connects with stages as follows:
At htaunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, and
Harrisonburg.
At MilbOro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles;
and Warm Springs, Is miles.
At hite Sulphur Springs Tor Lewisburg, 9milcs;
and Charleston, 100 miles.
THROUGH TIC X 9 issued TO all points
North, West, and Southwest. 80 e.
JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
ocT7 H.s.esH s General Ticket Agent.
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FERTILIZERS.

DD SEA-FOWL G u A n O.-The
Is schooner Southcrner has arrived with
cargo OF BID. AEA-FO"L GU aN0, direct from
srsi hatJs. Planters would do well to order at
~. ne nil in store WAS damaged by the recent
Mood and will not he sold in this market at any
price. ,.. .oo,,od tbis ,,orn;pc from
on" nj the most success I'll farmers In Halifax
county. A' - ~ N'N1-S '. w.
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For The Richmond Dispatch !

r OF we iicGl4CNu ib!5N GtSH i
We are crediDly informed that Porter, the
individual vino processes TO represent the
metropolitan district in Congress, was ac-
julity absent siXty-forr days III session Of
one hundred and twenty days. absent from
two hundred and thirty roIl-ra'lS. and pre-
-rnr,t two insignificant bills IL The House,
'o'n ot which hc failed 10 get through from
. want Of capacity or indifference" 10 the
wants Of his constituents. lie voted 10 con-
r'.uc III" special tax of ten duilt,, on all
,ii>>cS of dealers, many nj VI e,E! do not re-
cove an income of i've hundred DOLLARS, for
which they are taxed ten times ~ much as
Nr. Porter pays upon his property into the
Federal IrcaSury-to Wit one dollar upon
8 "atvh--thc only property reported by
h.Iu 10 The assessor.
Had the committee which WAS appointed
=, ESQUIRE into the Whereabouts OF Mr.. Por-
r.. during tn" recent session Of Congress
.Ntrud"d their Inquiries TO this city we are
satisfied that L large part of the time he
could have been found haran9uln" his CO.
bored i,ioW-ciliZcnS ut Ebcnczcr Church.
:" much for Porter, and more OF 1t here
n,rr. :.
IHL MURDERER JACKSoE.-John jackson,
.ae-go,t arrested in Augusta on Monday a.
,1l agramp!irc in the murder OF Mr.. Ander-
,uN. ul HittSylYauia. was brought here
l,,ir.... i.,,, .,,i..rn,,r,, j., ru.tndy and wos
5.,,d - ;.,iI ,,ntil ri. no,n;N;, when he
,,7t.,l.,n w. tt;ttStivat1; tor tT;.I When
captured be- was passing under The assumed
n5l." OF George Brown, ana was at work
"u The Chesapeake and Chic railroad. Kit
Hubbard. the other negro implicated IN he
..rr,I.'r tin,., hi. trIHI and conviction. lils
,...l,,>',i ,h.,, fine deed WAS pcrrctratcH hy
..a,..a "oi Jackson, ana that two white
men. whose names are not Given, assisted
'..m. Hubbard. however, claims that Jack
,ou dealt the blows which killed their VIC
'm. They will both no doubt stretch
H-,nu.
~uncn the incarceration Of Jackson in our
a.I Information believed to be reliable has
1f"ti IaM named VIM. Motley IN 1867,
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG Il. X. Co.,l
RICHMOND Oct. 20 1870
ENHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

Il run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. NJ aud 1850 z. ID.
Leave Petersburg at 10 4. NJ. and 7:o5 z. NJ
Freight and Accommodation train, with pas6en-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond da3IySat
A. n. and Petersburg daily at $50 A. IL. tSun-
days excepte6). ~ 81
The a:45 A. II. train win not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the tees Z. 81, train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will tske the eco p. n.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. ~ r. ! . So
The PASSENGER coach attached to the coal train
will run daily. 1850 ze4#E
Leave Glover Hill at J A. NJ, connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. Passen.
gers returning will take the 1850 -. NJ, train con.
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS II. .WYNEE,
oc2l superintendent.
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BANK or coahEncE,

BANK or COMMEHcR,l
FREDERICKSBURG, July u, 1870.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ THrNUOI, DERS-- OF THE = COUNTER
sit;NEo NOTES OF THE BANK or COM
MERGE that the same must be presented for re-
dem ntton at par at the of!ce OF said bank, In
Fred.ricksburR, Va, or at the clearinghouse OF
CONWAY, Gordon IL Garnet, In said town, on or
tafore The FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. B1i,or the
same viii be barred In conformity With an act
OF the General Assembly Of Virginia passed July
1870 entitled On act for the relief OF the Bank OF
Commerce at sssdeTssh sh y gs.coTr President
j. III. HE2SpoS, Cashier. III M ~ 3-Fem
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, Sept. 30, 1870. !
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on WEDNESDAY, the ?d day or No
yember, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, and my
Office No $40 Franklin street. IN the city OF Rich
mond. as the place, u execute the foregoing de-
cree. ihoS. 10 EfAHo' Sohi -
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CoMa1ssr,SEa's OFFICE,

RICHMOND, Oct. q ls7o.
The pagtics interes ed are hereby notinso Una.
her 1870. Mt 10 o. clock A. NJ. rs the Time, ana my
ofacr No. $40 Franklin street. IN The city OF klch-
mond as the place to execute the forSsoNsnSE eo'
cree. Anoo: v. n,ssinnar
T.law1w go SohiG'-sso-.-------
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AMDYENG ESTABLISHMENT,
= DYEING, +sCoURIsG. CLEANING, As sb.
scnnring OF carpets and clesniog Of hid xioYes'
Fancy dyeing In any color desired; Fun ssps1as-
zion guaranteed Can On s,v,u ry,rxyr,s6N
No. 40 Broad street, between Fourth ana afhn'
t.s,ed q PRINTING DEpARrHEET,.s SAG WIN
print All kinds or silk aad EyooIisa Ef9as. San'
Dies OF my printing can be Eetn ~ Wyhscss'
ae 2l-dRwaIu 90 go n = - 80 a.
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FuESNITTRE, dc.
. B. STACY e. SON,

~ B. STACY e. SON,
1908 AID 1910 MAIN STREET,
are still making large additions by every steamer
10 their elegant and varied stock ofFURNlTUhE,
and only desire an examination by those In want
20 convince them they sell as good FURNITURE
aud MATTRESSES OF every description cheaper
than auy house in the city. Our stock OF MAI
TRESSrS and BEDSTEADS IS the largest soutn
of New York. Come and see us; we mean 70
nlease and satisfy everybody. au 10
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD.

On and after MONDAY, Oct. "a 1870, the trains
on this road Will be run as follows \
PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING EAST.-Leaves Richmond daily at 1t
p. NJ. arrive at " est Point daily at 3.t0 p. 81.
GOING WEsT.-Leave West Point daily at A.
NJ; arrive at Richmond daily nc 1885 A. NJ.
Trains connect ut West 9oint daily {except
Sunday with F!RST-CLASS STEAMERS for
landings on York river, Yorktown, and Balt-
more. .s
FARE:-To river landings, $3.50; to Balti-
more, 49, t2.. ..ra 49, 80
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED. ..'h
Leave Richmond daily Except Monday, at 4
O'clock A. NJ; leave West Point daily except
Monday at O'Clock P. II.
THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTIMORE and all points NORTH and
WESE. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of ladlng given to all prominent
points North and West. = .Es
WILLIAM b. ENOS,
oc 60 Freight and Ticket Agent.
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GENERAL LEE.-The finest CHho S ny
4J FOHTRATTS OF GEN. LEE and StS ,ssss
WALI.JACkSON, size IA by u, oval, pup,isstmfeo
ano sold by j. HOOVER, 500 Market 81. Z MA
dalphia. - -- ~ - -.
ID OSENDALE CEMENT.-3O0 barre's
IL best qu Atty aa.ly expected. For ssie f IN
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DATENTS, PATENTS, TATESsIISpsEa-
- NJ Tor al useful invention VIII please ea on
the une, 81 gnsd who Is CommisMseesiss :" W.
for New YSrk Psnnsy,ys nisSisan. ana al ,le
'0u'A e. ii. GARSaTT Nossys snh,sss,
or ~, ss,n, Corner 10th and Main SITS.
NTEW.--THE CHANGED -CRoSs-tbe
Em ~. ncaafir pl chrome ever Tered 10 the pab-
lie. Sold by prst-elss, dealers: Z NIL ssed bs D.
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1870.
TARIFF OF PRICES. i}:s 5fsi
Ut pI- ~ nnrt,Sy MN A Ky

-, TEAM No. s.-THRnUGH MAIL, TRA AIN ufa
, asan sLon leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
slRntn streets, daily Sundays exceptedL at $50
at $3.50 A. NJ. s.g. = - 1870 = - 800
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE- CHECKS to al principal points in the
NOR'THEAST and NORTHWEST.
SPECIAL N0TICE.--The BsLTIMOREEX.
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford station
ON Sunday, leaving Richmond, corDer of Broad
and Eighth streets. at "a. NJ Returning, will
leave Milford on Mondays at 6.2s A.. DE-. and ar.
rive at Richmond at $3.50 A. M, ~. fe,IS s.,f99F
Apply at C0MPANY'S OFFICE, corner, Of
Broad and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY
General Ticket and Freight Agent,
ED: I. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
or "a
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RICHMOND 8 DANyILLE s PIEpMosr B. Rse1

RICHMOND & DANvILLE 6 PIEDMONT r. RS.1
.- SUPERIsTENDEST,s OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Oct, %, 1910.
NOTICE.-THE DAMAGES TO THE
~ Southside and Virginia and Tennessee rail-
roads have been repaired far as to permit
70 ne RU y THROUGH WITHOUT INTERRUPT.
TON OR TRAkaFER. .sZF.s
, Freight VIII be received for all points by that
line. Through passengers can 20 through without
detention. GU = $500 Z
Through tickets sold to all points North and
Southwest. THIS. DpDAMEAu,
oc 21-lw Super In tendent K. IL D. r. K.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIYER
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81 3sEt.f 81 .-,'sfsst aL--zSls EEaEESsfE ~
To avoid the general confusion and crowd 6t tho
Tickle Once and the great dsnger Of pfckDockeD
around the Depot, visit orS not fed thEe tiG1tS
after this date from - !, = D. 80 - 1890
FL. ~ ga. N. TO eP.M. s5l3sgsa5
Sunday excepted). ~ 5iYif3i tsifif5 ~
Tickets can be purchased In any quantity, sad
persons are earnestly requested TO Lr6cufe fhem
Office corner Broad and sth streets. tsJgs tEssu
Trans vii TO run nc short intery sfss Fare TEN
&C est 1880 'Cenerai Ticket Agent
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BEST INTEREST OF THE CoLoRED
PEOPLE"

We find in the Harrisonburg (Cata-
houle Parish, louisiana New Era, the
following letter from 7. 0, Bannon, min
lister Of colored churches on the Little
and Black rivers, which should be read
by every colored person in the State:
Nv attention has been called to the
fact that my name has been placed as a
member of the parish Executive Com
mittee of the Republican party of this
parish Mt a meeting of said party held,
etc. l beg leave to state through the
columns of your paper that this has been
done without my knowledge or consent,
and further, that my convictions lead me
to act, politically, in concert with my old
ncighbors and friends of this vicinity,
who have generally extended cheerfully
to tho coiored people of the parish all the
political rights and privileges due them
in their changed relations, and give them
liberal wages and support for themselves
and families. In my opinion, the best
interests of the colored people require
them to stand by and sustain those with
whom they have been raised, and whom
they know to be honest true and
faithful to their promises with their race
There exists a mutual dependence,
which is fast producing state Of. mutual
confidence, kindness and good feeling,
which trust and believe will soon be
firmly established.
Experience teaches us to be sUspic-
ious Of the promises made by those whom
we don't know, or when or where to
find.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-30

have recognized our independence in
the last long and bloody war when We
begged her so hard to do so. 1t seems
however that it was either not to her in
tcrcst to do so, or that she was afraid Of
some other nation, anyhow she did not
do it. 1t was to her interest to help us
in the Revolutionary war, after she was
assured by change of fortune in favor Of
the Americans after Burgoyne's surren-
der, and she did so. We believe that
the Marquis dc Lafayette was a true
patriot and would forever hold him up
as such unless VIC learn better, but to as :
scrt that France was helping rs from
disintercsted motives in the Old Revoiul
ton is, we think, absurd.
1t is true that the Hessians were on
the British side in that struggle, but
they were not Prussians, but mercen-
airy troops.
We arc now in favor of the Pruss ians,
and have been for some time we do not
however advise any interference with
either nation in the present war.
w. C. s.