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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-01
APPOINTMENTS FOR SPEAKING.

r.. ID. BECKIEY, Esq, will address the citi
zens of Virginia as follows: f3
Warsaw, Richmond county-THURSDAY, Nov
IIeathyile, Northampton county FRIDAY
Lancaster G. H-sATURDAY, Nova
All OF the above meetings Will commence at l.
O'Clock M. Local committees will take especic
pains to secure full attendance at each of the
meetings.
HON w. II. III. STOWELL will address tn,
citizens of the Fourth Congressional District a
me following times and places designated be
low Local Committees of the Republican
party in the different counties, will at once pro
ceed TO give notice of the meetings and invite
the Democrats to discuss the questions of the
Meaelsville Halifax ounty-THURSDAY, Nov
Pittsylyania G. H., Pittsyivania county-FRI.
DAY, Nov. 3.
Danyille, Pittsylvania county - SATURDAY,
Charlotte @. H., Charlotte comty--MONDAY
Nov. G. rr
JUDGEWILLOUGHBY and COL. EDWARD
DANIELS will address their feiow-citizeus at
the following places:
FAIRFAX COUNTY.
nranesville-THURSDAY, Nov. ., at2P.M
llerndon--THURSDAY, Nov . att M
CentreviIle-FRIDAY,N Nov. 3, at l2M.
yienna-SATURDAY,N Nov 4, at p. M.
Falls Church--SATURDAY, Nov. 4, at PM
". NOV. o. At IL M.
The Conservative candidates are invited to n
joint discussion.
Hos. CHARLES ii. PORTER, author of the
Homestead Provision of the Constitution, will
address the people on the political issues OF the
day, as follows:
Henrco urt;IIouse--TIURSDAY, November
New Kent @. II FRIDAY November g.
Near Manchester, Chesterfield county-SATUR-
DAY November 4.
Richmond City, City Spring Park-MONDAY.
November6 6. sIaT
These meetings will commence at 12 o clock N.,
reeisely, except thee one near Manchester which
will begin at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and the one at City
Spring Park ut o'clock II. NJ. ,..t.
As a rule, any gentleman opposed to the pri n
eiples of the Republican party, will be allowed
time to reply, say one hour-Mr Porter reserying
his right TO close the discussion.
Hos.srAifEss II. PLATT, Js, will address the
people OF Southside Virginia as follows:
lIicksfordg Greensville county = SATURDAY,
Dipwiddis 81 II MONDAY, Nov. 9Th. M
Petersburg MONDAY, Nov. 9Th.
MIR FEATTwill conform to the arrangements
Tnadcso the Republicans of the respective couii-
lies mfe!4p0n TO these meetings, regards time
OF assembimg and any division of time il may he
deems aesirable to make with opponents. fl1
County C01nmttees are requested TO give the
-a9st extended notice possible before the day of
Jneetings lr,i
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POLICE COURT--Jusfice J. J. Jghae
Presiding. following cases were dis
posed Of to-day:
Lawrence Watkins, charged with tres
passing upon the premises of Mr.. Myer
and throwing rocks at his house. Bound
over for three months in the sum of $50.
George Dnbney Wooten, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and fighting on
the streets. Discharged.
VIM. Dafiron, charged with assauIinr
and beating Thomas Hollern. Conpro-
missed by the parties in accordance with the
statute. -
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-1'he following
u the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, October 2s, 1874, compiled from
sections returns received at the Office of the
Board Of Health: Whole number of deaths
IN the city, 10; in addition, 2 stil-born
were repoit white Sex: Males. 6 {:
females, 0. Color: White males ,
white females. 3 colored males, 4 !; color
ed females, G..
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IouzELLE WHEAT Small quantities
OF this variety of wheat having been sent
INTO Airginia by the Department of Agri-
culture at Washington city, for experiment.
we lind IN the October report of the Bureau
lor q copy Of which we are indebted d
Chlef Clerk James w. Swank), brief re-
ports from Culpeper and Cumberland coun-
ties. a ..t-,a,f -
The Culpeper county experimcntor writes
las a loil,ows: From three quarts of the
iouzelle t''i1'a wheat, sown on one-tenth of an
acre, ! hai vested five bushels, weighing Sc
poqllas per bushel. II ripened June ] !,
about eight days earlier than other yarie,
ties" ",eit..a, s.M .. ..1'''>'..
:. The Cumberland county writer saws
"The Touzelle wheat received from the De-
partmcnt last year has proved very prolific.
From one quart | saved one b1shel and
seven gallons.n .al -
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CHANcERY CouRT OF RICHMOND
Jadge Fazhugh-T'aesday, October 81
me following cases were disposed Of:
- sims, &c., VS.. Shelton and Others. De-
cree confirming report of commissioners for
partition, and directing a sale of the p,o-
pesrty in the bill and proceedings mention
ed. Guy x Gillian counsel.
Anderson's guardian VS.. Ha~rison's ad-
mlnistrator, &c. Decree referring cause to
commissioner for inquiry, account. and re-
port. Johnston & Williams, counsel.
llarvie vs.. Marshall's executors and
others. Decree confirming report Of
commissioner, and directing the stock i,
TIE petition Of Anderson Wade and men
toned IN said report to be funded. ar
Poe, trustee, VS.. The City of Richmond.
Decree enloining the city from taking or
otherwise interfering with the property of
the complainant in the bill mentioned fo,
the purpose Of widening Franklin street
until The city shall acquire the legal right
to do so in the mode prescribed Dv law.
Steger, Royal and Meredith, counsel.
The court will meet AGAIN on next Thurs
day, but no business will be transacted.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-As will be seen
Dy their announcement in another column,
Messrs. Johnston 4 Selden, book, news
and stationery dealers, 9lS Main street,
have dissolved partnership. The business
will be conductefby the senior member of
the late firm, at the old stand. Mr.. john
ston is we'll known and popular, and will
continue to command the very large and
valuable trade heretofore extended to his
house. D.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRq--
J,tdoe Bond P,esiduao. The case of Aus
tin, Dali Z Go. VS.. Kent, Pane Il Co., on
an action for debt, occupied the attention
OF the Circuit court to lay, and was not
concluded ats O'Clock this afternoon.
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IMPORTANT SALE We call attention
to the advertisement of sale by U. S. Mar
shal, OF the furniture, fixtures, &C., OF }.
I. Johnson's restaurant, ON Twelfth stcct.
between Nam and Cary.
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as-"B" Select whiskey.

NJ Habit Is Hnbit.-ireat social evils
and abuses, which interfere with marriage, has
ruined the prospects and happiness OF thousands
OF the young. Sure means OF relief Tor The err
ing and unfortunate, diseased and ,lrbiliiated
can be obtained by calling at DR. WoLcorr's PAIS
PAINT OFFICE, No. 2o7 Fifth street, between
Grace and Broad
Where all advice is given free, none need fear.
exposure All communications answered prompt
lr
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DIED.

In Fairfax county, Mr.. CALVIN G.. TYLER,
formerly Of Richmond, Va, aged q years
months and days f' i54 eGy 7silt
In this city, on the 29th of October, Mrs. A L.
VINE POIiLI(f, aged 30 years. "
October s0th, EVA lvEY,, daughter of J. II.
and nj, A. Johnson, a@ed year s months and IL
days. Hi fV
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The SKATING RINK. "A larger crowd
attended the Skating Rink last night than
has ever before been present at any of the
carnTals. There We're over eight hundred
peoplcipresent. The vast hall presented a
most animated and pleasing appearance,
and the whole evening afforded unalloyed
pleasure TO the gay skaters. William Big
ger, Jr., was awarded the prize for the
most original costume, and Miss Lucy
Spottswood for the pretticst costume. each
receiving season ticket to the Rink.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
in THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE Nov.
lst. Christopher Rhom; Mrs. Mary +.
Slaughter, Richmond; II. Carter, Ncwbury-
port, Mass. Wilson Taylor, Lowell, Mass;
VIM. b.. Ware, Richmond; Isaac Moore,
Mine Briseoe, Cal.
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ANNIvERsARY.-T second anniver-
ssary exercises of the Rising Sons Of the
Vineyard will take place tonight at the Sc
cond church. The various colored organi-
zations, as will be seen by a notice IN ano-
thcr column, are invited to attend.
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FELL. FROM THE CARs.-About one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Mr.. William
Tompkins, clerk at Messrs. Howard &
brother, druggists, corner of Second and
Broad streets, attempted to get on the cars
while IN motion near the first gate at the
Far Grounds. He missed his footing, and
m falling struck his head against the iron
box Of the wheel, inhicting terrible cash
IN his head. The shock knocked him in
sensible. Fortunately he fell lenethwise
With the track, and the entire train passed
without doing him further injury.
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WYMAN. The success of the great
wizard and veIitiloquist at Metropolitan
Hall continues uninterrupted. The hall Il
nightly crowded with admiring and we'll
pleased audiences.
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THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Splendid DISPLAY.

| oI lLEIS I)ll) l)1oH1IA u
We were compelled on yesterday to clost
our report of the Fair at an early horr
since which time, our cotemporarics wer,
enabled to add considerable Interesting mat
ter to what we had already fr' rshcd. w,
continue our report of rrticlcs Oh exkibi.
ton, and of such proceedings as take place
to-day. .sjNIATU19
Our friend G. G. Salamonc, determined
not to be outdone BY any tobacco exhibitor
is on hand n all his glory. He exhibits q
splendid stock of segars, a.nong which sp
cial mention may be made of seyc Al Rcgs-
LA brands manufactured especially for him
by professional maker, who manufactured
segars for the great Paris Exposition. The
California RegaIia and King Of the S,a are
both manufactured of pure liaya "a taba ,co
and give universal satisfaction to all who
try them. We love TO see tbs enterprise
exhibited by our segar manufacturers,
whose example might well be followed by
our more pretending manufacturers.
Messrs. Whitlock u Abrams, the enter
prising and largest sesar manufacturers of
the city, have on exhibition number of
segars of their own manufacture, which are
handsome, displayed in a,largc glass show
case. OF the various brands of segars,
they make, the Peach and Cabinet brands
are becoming general favorites with the
puifers of the city. Should our country
friends desire TO make purchases in tfss
line of goods, we cordially recon mend these
gentlemen to favorable consideration.
III the Department Of Raw Mater ,als,
Minerals. &c.. we find the following spec;,
mems ON exhibition: III 1'H ? -
Natural coIe from Carbon mn m;nes
Iron ore. Lonedale company. A'ieehanv
county. 4, '1J' 2 I'll II o''y
Moulding sands. from near R;cb,no, 4
Exhibit d by J. ". Beye, dee.
Coal I; ON Prince Edward co,,ntv
Specimens of native iron. in hars fro,o
Patrick county. r. M. ImhodcnT ~
Camel coal from Kanawba co,,nty West
VIRGINIA. y e 3'i = 'i'''''' - ~
Snccimen Of iron orc aon A,o,of,
county. Contributed hv Hon A II II
Stuart ~
Iron ore from .Jordan works Ion;sa
county
Mica from Albemarle 4
Asbetis from pittsylyar;a
A very rich iron Ore from New Kant
Remarkable as be;no iounI !, iii wotnr
1 rnn,'ar mU v a. e., eN ,oa'' III ''a water.
XXI opiec c.oa. o,o iTo.n atoison.
~ auo,;u. uJiu rom rauqoler county ana North
oIio,,, -, Ia. ID IA. .1s..a
Man@annsa O. itu f.o,,, Jnllialil N"iSn, county
pInmhaoo f,n, mo" 4 ,,e,s' n,a1;a sgaasy;,
patr;cL = '''''''' "oo'''''''i' Aa
aS.icN. Wa l.,li'ii''Sa
nary y,a e.nn ron. H " y.ne' "a; tnI:l yu:,,: ~
mar ,rolh Tt i'e''rico' hins 9" iiail, and
u.,rI MasI1e ~ rso.., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~" 'oi itVch pildge fpd rauqnier.
1 Ia.,s' piooav'S A''p e''obs'i 'or P'lio-
Ip5 Inad iron wv,ha an.llN,,s6.,a y....i.'
sSansto,a % % 49, N Wai.'. a'iu lsel59lt "
G,Icon,,s fh,,a .ron, 1l'on ,, aa'u ,ao''o"ay'
Cnns,,n, e. m' VII 1o,.i A''s's'a' "
Cs3rrnnd,'p 3r,s 'G f,an, s'S' o~tS ra,o, = ,9t
I;a;te a.an, stI,o ~ n,ta,, =, Sa,o,'% ~
Ks,al;,, ,ro,, ao Pnoh Is ;Sm Ln;Jno ua, os,''i'
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BY request Of many persons, who couIl
not get in to see the Skating Carnival last
night, another win be gwen on Thursday
night.
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| ton how it is possible to give these report
| to all the papers at the same time, in orde
to have them published simultaneously
while we 60 to press in the afternoon, an
the others in the morning, we would b
quite obliged to him. This is but in keep
| ing with the manner we generally do thing
in the South, and must be improved befor
we can give satisfaction. Our readers mus
be satisfied, therefore, with what we cal
catch as we can, or with what we cop,
from our contemporaries, furnished in adj
vance of us by the secretary of the Stat,
Fair, which is not iair..s Il.le.... iiss-g
We may be easily reconciled to a change
OF officers and The present mode Of theil
management, It we, in.general with the pub
lie, have such just cause of complaint. 4
We learlia change is contemplated, such
an one as VIII probably remove the cause
for complaintin the future. We at least,
nm common withat the many friends of this
important Virginia enterprise, promise not
to complain. es ~ s aosii'ss,o' -'',ii ,.3 &.
With nothing to do, and but little hopes
OF obtaining useful information, we formed a
''press gang" composed of the Dispatch,
iE'nqmrei', and ourselves, and determined to
make a raid on the. side-shows. We did
raid, but found them all closed, the inteIli-
gent pig even declining to be seen this mis-
cradle weather. % s11'Sa1 y ~, '''9'sIGG = -
We found, only dealer in pincbbacl,
jewellery and the miniature tournament
riders, actively at work. neither Of whom
wonld recognize the freedom of the nress
consequently we were turned away emptv'
This condition rendered ditnecessaryf for us to
find place where snbstanfiols were yoted
free. Zetelle, and others. not appreciatinp
the importance of throwing open their doors
to the seekers OF s'items. - we found an
ofileial chamber. where our wants. were
lavislhy supplied: thanks TO the hosnitalitv
of Col. Haryfie. ''e ~ l7' l'7'
iAs we write. ia o'clock. there, is a nros-
pect for fair weather. The rain has cepse1
the clouds are rapidly giving way 10 n clcar
we may not be entirely lisonno;ntoH
The cocks in lhe many eco5ps are crow iv
ing Justify. a sure sign thai Il will or will
not rain. e 5'ai4
Tho f,;,o.;;,,,, /, .,;
nn1 'o'low'hs premiums have been
ns "'e nv ~, Sn Sl,ol's many others Kept rom
n,e ,arf;, - '''' s''e'i us ny pr
'",. pa''icS e /" ~
,on Xxi III ',y pol . a1lu T, Slfa'n pipesAmer'-
,nnn IL ds,ao;", .I ,''.; -'n ''e company, h'cii-
'''o,i ~, Speciii merit isi
RryIe @ n,rt nrt;t;oa. na.le.ieS s sawsI5io EDWARD
~ ~ Haoc',liica,e anu ineaai. nli
9 or oile 's,g ,o.dr'g scales-5o L. wagner
y ~. '.o,,orapiy u. ',s l,'en.iolleu. =,
" P;son P;ah''1 ~. ,.s.' oolll,
medo, - "iA' e'i'Ie 'Ioe''''ca'e Is ana
'i3PIss.''d .ss yl,.i ,sy ~ mai .,.,..es ,sy 7.
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ne 7Groceries.-Familics in want OF Groee
ries are referred To the advertisement of r. Bat-
AER Co, sl4 Main street, in another column.
RB"B" Select Whiskey, ~. so per gallon.
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AS-"B" Select whiskey.

NIB stisars and Tobacco.-if you want 10 buy
good Cigars and Tobacco, you can do 20 at 4
BALNsR Co.'S, Sl4 Main street
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SKATERS appearing in fancy costume
Tomorrow night at the Carnival will lie
admitted free.
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M Whiskey.-T. Ballner & Co., sl4 Main
street, have still some of their choice So WlisLey
on hand ftt
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Mg"D, Select Whiskey.

NE English breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by I. BALMRR & Co., sI4 Main street.
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MB-"B" Select Whiskcy.

NE Fancy Groceries, Imported and Domestic
always in stock, at T. BALMER & Co.'s sl4 Main
street
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RACanned Fruits and Vegetables in the full
est assortment, can be had at I. BANNER 4 Ce g,
sl4 Main street
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ANoTIiER CARNIVAL on Skates Thurs
day night. ''''
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SKATING at Assembly Hall tonight as
usual. Carnival to-moI row night.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at
ladies and children. Adm .ssion to matinee, 6l
and 25 cents.
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DUTLER,s BALsAsrIC MIXTURE !.

DUTLER's BALSAbIIC MIXTURE Is no
~ thing of yesterday, got up TO gull the I'M
wary and put money in the pockets of the pro-
prietors. 1t has stood the test of time Having
been in the market over thirty years its very
name viii recall to many who are now the re-
spected heads of families, the halcyon days of
their YOUTH with all It's Joys and sorrows it is
still the same; infalable in its operation; a spe-
cific remedy for FAITHFUL indiscretion and foliy:
. true friend It is for sale by all druggists -
t'rice, " per bottle. de LILY
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TERMS

DAILY-S6 per year; six months, ST. three
months, 81 80; month, 90 cents.
SEMI-WEEKLY--S2.6 80 per year; six months,
81 20; three months, rs cents. ~
WEEkLY-$l .50per year; six months, rs cents
Rs IGEEKLY qpd SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Clubs at extremely loo rates.
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To conclude with the bprletta of the
ALPINE MAID.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, November LIST, 1871,
Will be presented the drama OF
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Don Caesar de Bazan. Mr.. J. + Noyes.
Maritana........-.. ..,........ Agnes Noyes.
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For the Senate.
Hon. j. r. POPHAM, WILLIAM TROY,
4e SAMUEL l.. ANNABLE.
For the House.
ID. w. BOHANNON, &C. S. MILLS,
HORACE l.. KENT, HENRY MILLER,
JOHN RANKIN.
For the House, from Henrico.
C.. G. VINCENT. JOHN WOODWORTII
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ID ICHMoND THEATRE.
PROPRIETRESS-..... Mrs. w. T. POWELL.
GRAND COMEDY NIGHT
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The WEATHER.-Th weather to-day
has been very unpropitious for operations
at the Fair Grounds as well as for all out
door transactions in the city. It's threaten
ing appearance early this morning gave rise
to the most doleful lamentations over
blasted hopes for day of pleasure at the
Fair; and later in the day when the rain
came down in torrents, those who had not
already proceeded to the grounds, resigned
themselves as best they could to the in
evitable, and sighed resretfalIy While the
rain poured continually. -.
At the time of writing these lines we
have received no reports from the aquatic
sports at the Fair Grounds from the
quantity Of rain which has fallen, we sup
pose they have become aquatic in their
nature)- but fear the snccess of the exhihi-
ton will be seriously retarded. Forg
should the rain cease falling now, as there
some indications of its doing, the grounds
viii, most likely, be in wretched condition
during the remainder of the week.
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as many persons could not get in to
see the Skating Carnival last night, the
proprietors will give another Thursday
night, and all skaters appearing in fancy
costume will be admitted free. 3 a. r
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evening State SournaI

PUBLISHED
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
No. 912h Main Street, Richmond. Va.
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MATINEE ON SATURDAY
at o'clock, at which everybody will receive 4
present. III
Admission n-TWENTY-FIyE CENTS. a
re Doors open at o clock to commence at 5
O'fReh. 30-6t
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M ErRoPOLITAN HALL.

ladys Gold Watch given away at each per-
formancc, besides Silver Watches, Family BIZ
bles, Dry Goods, ,.Iewelry, and other useful and
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Gvsaii.g State So,tsaal.


ELECTION TICKETS printed at the STATE
JOURNAL. Office, at the following reasonal le
rates:
400. So 90
1000. .....,,,,........ . 90
o.VOW..s ........s... ~
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
The CASH must accompany all orders.
Write the names to be inserted PERFECTLY
PLAIN, in order that no errors may occur.
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I. Az 8 A. M.a-Gates open. a.2s
2. AZ 10 A. M.-Reports Ito the Sccre-
tary) of judges, &c., &c. rf;s .ti'ia'I X
.. sIl ~. M Military Companies enter
gates. & a. n,. ~, ',,.s.f ,'''s,.5 lo1'',
-. II M.-Trial of speed. (Sec Regula-
tons, p. 3l) .g y. &
3. 2 z. M. Hurdle-race. q
q. After lurdle-Iace, Military Exercises.
7. q T. NJ, (proinptly) Meeting of So
ciety at Exchange Hotel, q
Anyichanges Qrom weather or otherw ise)
will be announced IN the morning journals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-08
Nervous Debility.

Thousands suffer from II. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy an.
Imation Or vigor, low spirits, confused
hcad, weak memory, nocturnal Or invol.
nntNry seminal emissions, with loss Oi
pnwer and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excuses, overwork or in.
dscretons This is Nervous Debiltyand
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.Cight
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
mud mental depression, and rcluvenatc the
system, Price IS for a package Of five
boxes and vial Of powder, which is i'm.
portant in all old long.standing cases, or
81 per single box Sold by all flrst.class
druggists, and sent to any address on re.
ceipt Of the pricc. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., SOC
broadway, New York eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-08

A New CORNERSTONE Governor of
West Virginia has appointed j. NJ. Ben.
nett General j. J. jackson, and A. W.
Campbell, Commissioners to treat with
Nirgina on the subject Of the latter's debt
and West Vlrginia's liability for q portion
Of II, SO we learn from one Of our ex.
changes The Commission Is an excel.
lent onC-for West Virginia. Bennett,
Of Weston was for years the Auditor OF
Virginia. and knows all about the public
debt owing by the two States. jackson,
OF Parkersburg, is n man Of fine mind,
and n thorough West Nirginian. Archie
Campbell, what shall we say of him
lie Is at least man of decided opinions
lie was Freesoier when It required q
good deal Of nerve TO avOw FreCsOil Opin.
IONS in Wheeling, where he resides; and IL
he believes that his State ought to pay u
fair proportion Of the debt he will not
tail to shy so. Summing up these hasty
expressions, we may add to our opinion as
first above given that the commission is
one which will be likely to do Justice to
both States. But we know the West Nir.
sinians, and we predict that they will
never consent to pay even One.liItll Of the
debt However, we would better say but
little on this point, since there are so
many Virginians who wish to pay none
NJ It, RtrhmOnd DiSmirh.