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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-01
RAILROADS AND sTEAmBOATs


u ICHM0ND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
~ CHANGE OF sCHEDULE..-0n and after JAN
UARY 20, 1871,
GOING WEST,
Train No. Through Passenger) leave, Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at A. NJ. leaves Danyle at
ll:12 A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at 1:42 p M
Train No. (Lynchburg Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily Except sundays) at e:l5 A. NJ; arrives
at Lynchburg at 2. NJ
Train No. 8 (Through Mail and Express) ileave
Richmond daily at 2.40 P. NJ; leave Danvlle daily
at 1922 P. NJ. arrive at Greensboro at T05 A. M.
GOING EAST:
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leave
Greenboro daily at A, NJ leave Danville daily at
4:5I A. m arrive at Richmond daily at 1898 p NJ
IRAN NO. CThrouah Psssenger) leaves Green's
Doro daliy except sundays) ct II A. NJ. leave
NJ.
Train No. (Lynchburg Pasaenger) leaves lynch
burg daily Except Sundays at 1926 A. NJ: leaves
Burkeville at p NJ; arrives ut Richmond at 405
Pm.
Trains Nos. l and connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North CrOlina Railroad for all points
South.
Train No. 3 connects at Burksville with Train on
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio Railroad fer all points
Southwest and South.
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS, without change
between Richmond and Charlotte, N O., are attached
20 Trains No. g. and 6.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket office in
Richmond.
JAZZ TH05. DODAMEAD, supt.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-01
A LEXANDRIA, L0UDOUN AM
"A HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL ], 1850.
TWO TRAINS DAILY except SUNDAY BE
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA, AND HAMILTON.
leave Alexandria at A. NJ and P. NJ. Leave
Hamilton at A. M. and 1880 A. Id Leave Leesburg
at 5:25 A. M. and 1916 p. NJ. :.
The A. M. train from Alexandria and II 80 A. NJ.
train from Hamilton connect with Eemp's Daily
Line of Coaches for Purceilyille SuickeraYle Bsr-
ryville and Winchester; also with Reamers Line of
Coaches, which leaves Leesburs daily tor Bale MIL
Aldie and Middleburg. On and after June, twenty
stages will run daily to Capon Springs.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient hours
for connections with WashiEgtcE nd Baltimore tia
came day.
From Alexandra to
Leesburg. .......,,.,s2 90 Wincheates .,.....,.Ss
Oisrk's Gap......... rs Balls Mill...,,,,, q rs
Hamilton ......... q rs Aide ...........,., q rs
Purcellyilie...... 70 hddloturg ........... 8 %
Goods por New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore
steamers, Railroad or Express TO care r. H. Haven
ner, General Agent at Alexandria, will be forwarded
over the road FREQ of charge for commission.
Communication tickets between Alexandria ard
Hamilton, and all intermediate stations, at low rate
Round trip tickets, good only for day of iasue be.
tween Alexandria and Hamilton, and between thoss
and intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYS
js2Iy General Superintendent.
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Ut 10
Express, Nail and Accommodation, east and west
connect at Cory and all west bound trains and Mail
and Accommodation east at Irvington with Gil Greek
and Allegheny River Railroad.
WILLIAM A. BALDWIN,
General Superintendent
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-01

ID ICHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC
HI RAILROAD COMPANY, GENERAL TICKET
AND FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, RICHMOND,
JANUARY 90 1871.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-01

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES for the District of Virginia.
In the matter of John Richardson, bankrupt%in
bankruptcy.
To Whom 1t May ConcerA The undersigned,
John NJ Bouldin, of Charlotte II, Virginia. hereby
gives notice OF his appointment assignee of the
tate OF John d Richardson of Keysville in the
county OF Charlotte, in said district who was the
10th day Of December, 1870, adudged bankrupt on
the petition of himself by the District Court of said
district.
Dated at Cherlotta H, Va, the 2sth DAY Of Janu
airy, 1871. JOHN Nj B0ULDlN,
ja 2S-s5w Assignee Of John Richardson
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DHrLADELpHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIMETABLE.

On and after MONDAY, December 5, 1879, the
trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad will
run folews
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A GENTS WANTED
In all parts of the United States, to sell
Il. v. DEFOREST & CO.'S
ALUMINIUM GOLD .yTLxV ET,EV

Agents are making szOU 70 s5VO per Week Selling
the Aluminium Jewelry The best imitation Of gold
always retains and stands the test of the strongest
acids. No tell it from gold only by weight
the Aluminium Gold being about lilo lighter. l.. v.
the price gold jewelry is sold for and most liberal
terms to agents--14 cash, balance in 3d. 90 and 90
days. We send persons wishing to act agents, a
full and complete assortment of goods consisting Of
Seals, Bracelets Lockets Ladies' and Gents Chains,
Pins Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs &c, for Sl00$25
TO be paid when the goods received the other SIS
in 30 90 and 90 days Parties wishing order goods
and act as agents will address,
L. v. DEFoREST & co.
de 30--3m 40 and AZ Broadway, II. Y.
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s u P ERROR WORK !,
IMPROVEMENTS ARE CONSTANTLY GOING ON,

In the appliance for the filing satisfactory
of all orders for work n the line
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Woman Suffrage.

The womcns-IightS orators and writer's
including THEODORE TILToN--are the most
illogical people in tic world. They cannot
draw correct conclusion from admitted
premises. so as to A. 6. RIDDLE, the lead
ing advocate in Washington OF Woman'S
right to vote. His published argument IS
contemplate. These people say that mas
muco as all persons born in the United
states are "ciizens,' women are citizens.
Admitted. They say no State can abridgc
the "privileges and immuuitics" of ciil-
zcns. Admitted. They say that ga citl-
zen" is defined in BoUvIEn's law diction-
AIRY and in certain judicial decisions as "a
voter True enough. That was the TACT
when the book was written and when The &C.
ci>ions III question were made. But such Is
not The fact now. There are citizens now
who are not voters. The fifteenth amend
mcnt provides that the right Of "citizcns"
to vote shall not be denied on account Of
race, color. or previous condition OF ser
yiudc," which is as much rs to say hat it
mly hc denied for any other reason; as on
account Of sex or nnn.a@e. rs IL AL he States;
or on account CT want Of education, as III
Ml~.chu.ctts or inability or omission to
pay taxes, as in Ehodc Island. But the
women s-1ights advocates argue that BE-
cause the right to vote cannot be dcuicd for
the reasons named in the amendment, there
foic it cannot be denied AZ all because
"vutcr" and citizen" were once synony-
nous terms, therefore they arc still 50 and
because the "priviIcgcs and immuDitics'
Of citizens cannot be abridged, therefore
women. being citizens, can vote. Such
rca>oncrs will never make Lord BACoS'S
fam" less than il is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-21

"Thcre is member Of the lower Rous,
OF tue Georgia Legislature, now in session
In this city, who does not know a letter i,
the book. He could not read his own nam,
i he were TO see il III print. Yet lie is
Inan Of good property, is considerably pas
middle age, and represents one of the bes
equities III the State. He is white man
He is also a Democrat.
Is ii not time 10 send for the school.
master in Georgia 7" atlanta (Ga.) Neu
Era.
Earl GOWN, in his day the greatest Of
the English mobiles, could not read ard
write, We believe. The seals which we al.
tach 20 our bonds, &C., nowadays are a
living proof Of the tact that many OF the
most distinguished OF our ancestors could
not wife. They used seals for that reason.
Learning ia good thing. We have not
"oSo TO say against IL. But there have
been many great men who had none of IL.
Indeed, mere clerks We're even held IN con-
Tempt by men OF nets-the really great men
OF TIER day. Let us not plume ourselves
nlon whist little book-lesrning we have,
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SPECIAL nOw.Sgs.
KT ATLANTIC BRANCH PACIFIC
IFsURANoE coMPANy,
BAN FPAEUsCO.
800 BROADWAY, NEW yoEE 4

500 BROADWAY. NEW yoEE
-e@ november 10, 1871. !
To the. agents u sss Pacific Tnsuranee Company:
q sois morning are ordered by telegraph fsom
gan Francisco % follows:
"SAH FRANCISCO, Nov mbsr Is, 1871.
Frume, Hare & Lockwood, No. 2o2 Broadway;
"slgn aud publish The following notice-viz,
Under instructions from tho principal Office ogtte
Pacific Insurance Company we shall Issue no
more policies until the Chicago loses have beei
settled. A. J. RALsToN, Vice-Preefdcnt."
The above contains the only instructions re-
ceived from head Office since those transmitted to
| GU last month authorizing continuance Of busi-
ness. ..t
Upto the 18th Instant we had no rcason to doubt
the entire solyency Of The company. Cur dispatch
to yoa yesierd ~ bias ID upon information re-
ctiyed from Chicago, showing State OF al ave
which necessitated this precautionary messu @,
now confirmed b7 this circular.
You must form your own conclusions as 10 the
advsabllty OF your customers cancelllng their
policies. but we are ordered in another dispatch
to refund no premiums TO police -holcers, bnI
walt until Chicago Losses have been settled, when
specific instructions will be issued" !
Very truly yours,
FRAME, HARE & LOCKWOOD,
Gnporal j vpntS.
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gurcrAL NOTICES.

.-yhLuABLE REAL ESTATE ~
N Auction THIS DAY.-1he
BE so.u t,ors,on OF the public is particularly Fly
special ,.'en sa,,aw,ne sales Of REAL ESTATE
called 70 .ne , TuIs, DAY-viz,. tia O'Clock M.
to take pls.s pEaI, EsTATE on the Grove road
,aH by NJ Ana-ew Johnston, and
onock P. n, of TIN, valuable FAa nn,o AL an,
VINEYARD, on the Chesapeake W unu S had . the
road, OF which the late oonn =. 49, EaRMING
msn1trs will be sold, consisting OF
l,arL h.rrows, and ctltIvators and az Z
p,ouan'i p n. off, COTTAGE RESIDENCE on
o.c, S.a.scr otrect advertised by W. Goedln and
a. Nv tx Keiley, trustees Eco auction head.
"A. y" . w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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II is said that Mr.. DeJarnctte. who has
lately been to England to examine rs 10 the
true boundaries of Virginia, is confident
that Virginia owns the whole Of the Poto-
mlc river. -Aierdndrid Gazette.
Colonel ANGUS McDoEALD's investiga.
tions settled this point beyond contro-
ver-y, il our memory serves us but as the
documents which he collected are lost, it
may be impracticable 10 establish the true
boundary between the two States at pre-.
sent. The Supreme Court Of the United
Slates-in the Wheeling bridge case, we
believe, found that the jurisdiction Of Nir.
giuia extended to low-water mark on the
Ohio side OF the Ohio river; and We have
no doubt that it also extends TO low-watcr
mark on the Maryland side Of the Poto-
me.
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petter Than we Fad Expected.
~, e..,o .ro,,,ncl replies to question

Tho State Journal replies 10 question:
ma mt 10 It Yesterday. 1t says:
81 W. will crafty the curiosity OF the
r..r,.h Inv stating chat Chicago Is long
L.. wp off and out of our immediate baiil"Isk
y, .hia time. There we're some extraorui-
mary circumstances In the Chicago case,
nnd the facts are not yet clear. 1t has oeen
charged that Governor Palmer recognlZe:u
Shcr1dar's action at the time, and practi-
culy delegated to him the lnii powers
which he possessed himself. We are nos
inclined TO believe this, and, IN the aosehee
of proof, have delayed any expression iesI
we might do injustice. we kno" uthelai
John Palmer to be one Of the best ana
wIscst of our western statesmen, great
civilian as well as brave and success,ui
soldier. and we incline TO trust his JudS-
ment i1 this case us against mercy pio'
fessional fighter like Sheridan. .,;ouo ,o
With our present light we ncl'est ~
has the law with him, and mt nc tadIr
OF General Sheridan, though unu n.. ;rIoa:I
correct az to motive, was tecnl'lcat =, -,
ord ,,nw.rrnu,able. The extenuatine oi.
cnmatonces are very great, but nothing can
excuse the violation Of lhose e" ha
which The law has set up 10 p,o.o a,,.ar.
citizen from the abuse OF oni'lai p;stad
....n,t necessity. If such necessity eAlsteu,
1922 SJ to- the moment the clearly dcnneu
init Of mowers vested in Genera Sherluddn a
WINS oycrstcpped, all haste should oe tnaao
~ rca .sert the law with unusual ehphas's'
lest precedent be established dangerous
TO freedom i'll the lu.ure.
We wish that frcemen would recoiiec'
that there can never nc any eNtraoIdl-
nary circumstances which will justify
such acts as SHEglDAN's in Chicago. once
admit the right to set aside the Ia" for any
reason whatever, and you have Lynch law.
Nothing morc-nothins less. OF course
The Mayor Of Norfolk deemed the circum-
stances extraordinary which induced
him to issue his proclamation (Which, how
ever. ~. we have before said, we did mol
understand as forbidd;ng the holding OF the
meeting that had been called. so also
Mayor HALL deemed his justitying c'rcum-
stances extraordinary" We admit no
such pleas. alta len scTpta est is the
OILY authority we will take. We say the
same to General GRANT. lie Is usurpor.
He violated The Observation-Disclosures
biz violated it-When he issued proclama-
ton suspend'ng the writ OF na5cdS corpus
in South Carolina. Wen more Of them.
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Hands, me ALPAChS, in ali co!ors, at 27c. WORT
35c. per yard;
aCK Al,rACAS at IS 80, as, 40 Is. 49, 90, csc.
auduptn !.so per yard;
,,ds< me PLAIN AID CORDED Po@hiSs, 81
c,Io,.s at 81. IS and bl.5o worth 81 snd $40;
FpFn ctr MERiEO3 at 75c., Al, and al.2' pei
yard; ,,n,z
BLACK N ENCH MERINo and CASHMERE
ut all pria es ~,
BLACK ard all colors OF AIL-mooh DE-
nrtcK C RI DE PARIS at soc. worth 75c. per
yard: -r,,,,, rorr1 .,
Pure SILK and Il DOL OTTOMAN cAoi II Al
Al IS per ward y7o r;h sl.7S;
surp:tFvr,,s pLI.'DG, all wool, at sOc. worth
au.woo, BLACK snd WHITE PLAID5 at aOc.
worth zoe. per yard;
Extra heavy pure w,ci pLS1DS at 75c. worth
Sl.25; -
HAnD2orE PLAID DRESS GOODS at CSC
wo:th s5c, per yard:
BLACK vELyETfa CS at Fl, ?5, and sl'5C
rer yard;
CylrRtD VELVET EFS7, Terry Veivets,
Coded r.iks. and Tiaiu SiisE. for trimmings,
ali cut or the bias wiEn desired;
BLACK SILK with %h Is edge q: fl,2S per yard
worth Sl.sa:
worth ~. $3.50 and ~. Is per yard
uANEEEGU EUlIEGS AMI INSEHTINGS 1T
81! prices
ySFAsTs, EMBsOID CRED ROBES at s?
vould be cheap at 90;
HaNn3OME COLLARS and CUFFS In Gets to
match At rs. would he cheap &tSi;
LINEN CUFr3 Ia great variety at 2Sc., ao;., S6c.,
.oc., aud Soc;
LINEN COLLARS frou, lec. t. 35c, I'll exceed
ing:y cheap;
Pure LISEN uANDNEbCHIsFs a: 75c. per
dJzcn
Pure LINEN HEMS7IIs HE'D HAEDKER-
CHIEFS a! 81 per dozen:
FARSHIDaRrD AND Ia CE COREERED
EANDHERCHIEES fror. .15c. UP 10 s5ap!ece;
LACE HAEnKERCHIFF1 from SOC. to gao
apiece;
4 la'ga stock OF Sarnente LOT ladics' "lhous
witch will be found excel ent
DRAWsRS AND ClIEN13ES ~ u;
WATERPROOF CLOAKS;
CLOTH wRArPING3;
Heavy SATINfT q. SIC. worth II c. per YARD;
DOE.yKN CAeSIEGBYSa at sl.2i per yard would
be cheap At Fl so;
COTTON DIAPER, ten yards in : plecs, at q. Is
worth $50;
Pure LINEN RUSSIA DIAPEE at $3.50 for a
piece or ten y,rd5 worth a.:
WHITE and UNbLEAtlED BfAIDEieb@S
HOSE In all qualities:
WHITE, BACK. SLATE, aud MIXED WOOL
HOSE for ladies'
SIX FLEECED.LIEED GLOVES for ladies' at
25c. worth go. pair:
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES In white, Black,
and Colorci, At 81 a paiC- everybody pro-
uounces them excellent:
PURE IING.@ SHIFT BOS0M9 at 25-;
pC2E linen HUChABACk TOWELS at
FUL.-wIDrH UtBLEACHED sHEETLHG
al 20r. PER YARD !: -
FULi.-WIra Il BLLACHhD GHGEIiNG al
35c. per yard;
New YORK MILLS COTTON a. 2!c.:
WAMSUCrA COTTON At zoe.
DAVOJ COTTON ct l9c.;
ANDROSCoGGIN COTTON a. 1872:
SOCIAL. COTTON a. l"1c.;
BFD-TICKS from TO-. to the very best made;
IINSELS at -. IS, ans Soc
DOMESTIC G1NGHAMS a. 1?5c. per yard
A large assortnemt Of FURS Tor women and
Children;
CARPETS, OF CLOTHS,
DEUGGETS, WITDUW- SHADES,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
and lots OF other goods e. very low prices.
LEVY BRUTEERS,
nolt 1913 and 12!s Main stree..
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No EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU-

NE EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE lN9o-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YoHK'-1h Is
one Of The most remarkable OF our prosperous city
life companies for with bu. two years ana n"n
of = pa 1t Inns already reached position OF emil
nance which. II continued in the same ratic' WIZ
in a few wears rank |, with the mos. 1urishlre
co,u n.n,es of the world Organic ed In April
,sso with capital of 100000, Its assets on tie ISL
o,Eovember current had been increased - SS7S,-
Soo, nearly niae times the Initial sum- whist IN
,s game neriod of time II lseu2d II coo policies,
ireuring ss3 100000.
Reuowncd as Is this c2uGtry for tte r2ptd gro"
ard DEVELOPMENT OF It's young lle &C Dpan'es. we
know OF nothing approaching 10 this hriliiant ca
rser of the Empire Mutual, for we lind That In
ab mt eight huI dred days or busiress 1t acoumua-
tod s775 ooo-almost 300 COO for each one hundred
d,ys OF lsbor-aud to prcdroc this result no other
taIisman has BEEN usei .han the indom'tab'e ef-
forts OF the managt
Internationally there must he elements OF at
traction to command this high patronage In go
short time and these we fad 10th In the gene
rous constitution of the company and In the In
fuential character OF III. president, 6. Hilton
Scribner, Eco. In the former Is embraced every
liberal feature devised by modern actu arial
science. ard In the latter Is concentrated the In
dispens ,ble qualifications OF an accomplished
and interchangeable underwi i!er.-Insurance and
Real Estate Journal. no l!-lm
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FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.

MO7E NEW AND ELEGANT GouD'.
a~ " ''0 ~ IN ENDLESS va GIETY.
T. r. PRICE CO.,
again in \, arke, are opening by steamers ana s&-
nrese Inrga additions to the fE splendid spock.
In DRESS GOODS The IN ash desired shades.
FRENCH gATTEEES-NsTy Blue, Plum Blue,
BROWN, Crimson, Myrtle Green, Maroon. &C.;
Cachemerts, Empress Cloths, Ottowas. Ress'
y.Iours, Irish and Fren oh Poplins, Grape
Pop,ins, &c.
M0IT ;SING S-lm1eTatrice, Iamese,
.i..ps Ouomans. Fc'oHrs, Henrietta CloIhs'
cashmeres Merinos, DsLaines. NC, &c; Don-
b.e.faced MouAlRs and ALfACAS, very
cheap; w.
Observation-Disclosures, Cloths, Blankets, Fian-
ne,s, Fulled Cloths nheetings, SononS, Dia-
pors, Towels, Irish Linen &C., &C.
IN CLOAK hOOM- ShaWls: BroGhe, htr,ped
French Long and Square Blan ket, French
Bs.kct shawls. Beaver Cloth Cloaks embrold-
cred and trimmed In ev;Iy style, Water-pIoOi
Closks, &c. &c.
Stock ali The time kept up.
mr. THOMAS p. QUARLEs IL with u, and Would
be glad 10 serve hts friends from our extensive
stock. tno 2OJ j. Il. FhioH " w.
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The Radical Ring in Richmond.

10 haQ.Cal hing III Richmond.
he LouGoun Republican, edited by ".
j. DowNLY, Esq, prominent Radical
roi,tician, "gocs for" Supervisor PRES,
Belly and his ring in the following style
"Tbe Treasury Department, presided
over hS Governor Boutwell,, for " HON we
have the highest respect, has the Oil &c of
Sup"nlsor-the most important one in the
St'te--nilcu by man who is now citizen of
Rochc>tcr, y. \. Ii this office had nrep
III the lanGs Of one who Understood tho
people here, and who could mnylc with
lh'la the State might have been saved. At
HI, beck aid nod the party could lie organ
iZed hy the active. working, living forces.
+" Us 70 insure i complete victory. At his
lnstAuce The Groncs could be removed and
lhei' place hiicd by shrcwd, competcut.
am Jndcous workers. The Conser
Hh"'tNe party, SO called, of this State
has the best, shrcwdcst, keeues, n,,d
most a>,ute politicians the co,miru
affords: The idea, then, of pittinc anains,
ihem THIS Dr. Pieshrcy, backed by his Rich.
mond rinc with lis various adiuncts. il tho
b!tSeSl joke OF the season, and unworthl
OF the genius OF curbStonc politicians, am
fn'io Is M surprise that lifelong RepubI
cAus are ashamed of their party here. We
have charged frequently that it appeared
tNat ny means OF these bummcrs this State
was Kept as common for grazing all kinds
o! sorry cattle that could not smnke il
80 III other climcs. As We stated before
20 long rs these bummers have the ear q,
The appointing powers, those powers will
never sec tie active and effective workers y
tarpet-baSScrs are ut discount. They
are "sorry cattle" They are "bummers ),
All true but why didn't you ACKNOWLEDGE
the tact before the election? Better late
than never, however. We trust that The
Republican w:ll never again ask the peonle
OF Virginia TO support such "cattle."
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DIED,

o. no nth Instant a. HnbsMT ss.s sss w1snTHE
his s;o'he, ,h r. ;w s year OF bis age.
ard G Rs'9ss' 4 'n nnd Emma R. Pol.
fS vi iase 2'fi3S 15SH
At !, 1 ,a family are requested to attend
Sri,hout further notice.
Nnrio!k papers please copy . VII
On the goth instant At y .sl0c Years librarian
Ian T. WA Iln,s fchristan Association in the
!y ue netie ss OF funeral will be gwen ~
n the city of Baltimore on the n In ' r. Bnr.
GA.D.nt -. 10 ~ ycars and two IL onths.
He was lovely child
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Tee newspaper talk about Colonel Scott
for the presidency is a bind. At tue pro-
per time, all things equal and ready, the
railroad king will pcremptoriiy decline all
nominations, and in the spirit OF pure pa.
trioli<m, Of course, will propose the name
OF James ). Blaine, OF Maine. IS Il candi-
date Tor the presidency World.
The World says much more III the same
strain, Tin its Washington correspondence )
rs that BUTLER is out WITH SUMNER and
WILSON, as indeed be is, and will make
Ma 'sachusctts too hot Tor WILSON; that
BLAINE will make BUTLER the chairman OF
IN Important committee, ETC., etc.
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1t GRANT desires to have two organs in
Richmond let him not give MADDOX the
postmastership here; for MADDOX will as
suredly Try to sustain his paper until he
gets into office.
Now, MIR. NJ, transfer this article to Your
paper, aud send 1t to General GRANT,
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The Wheeling Register has an article
censuring Governor WALLER for his con-
duct in the case Of the West Virginia COM
missioners. The Register has ere this Seen
cause, no doubt, to change its tone. The
Governor was entirely Innocent of any act
OF discourtesy. The card Of Colonel OWENS,
his aid, settles that question.
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MARRIED.

On the 1sh ,nst.nt a. the ,, Ifs,re IN Charles
rnss,. ,s Msur SH The snf Rev ssr
TsR ' Mo5t6iRIY and Miss JENNIE ~
oI Ienisvllle Ky, papers please copy. ,,
80. ,.,,,r, nv the Rev: }; ps Pei Eth 81
Or the Issh ,nstsqY. TO r. j. TAYboH DOM %
tbis city. No cards; .on. and Colombia IT, O.)
petersrmrg. Washington NN1
nsrera Dleasc copy. ...--a
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CrEsArEAEE AND CHIC RAILROAD Co.,
CASHIERS VFFIIF'
Richmond. VA, /. oy2mhe: 81, lsIl.

RICHMOND, VA, toV2mhec 3u, 1911.
ATOTICE.-The annual meeting OF tho
II stockholders of Lhe Chesapeake and Ohio
Nailro, d Company will be held In the GUY OF
Pirhmand on THURSDh al the TN OF Deceh'oer'
1871. .,,,o, ~ ,ho
following extract from the bylaws OF the COM
- Ill proxies to represent stockholders az a
general meeting shall he in writing, anh signed
by .ha person thus transferring the power part
rereLip5 may sign In the name OF partnerships
and Tie Signature OF Their member Or Inc urn
shall! re v,hd No proxy shall be Va!ln gi:s yen
more than sixty days prior to the meeting Oh lae
company" ,,sr , ,.,
INC 10 X Of transfer shall be closed fifteen days
pt ro - Guy j. GARRETT. Cashier.