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SidOryRrabe, swil9sn gittstOn slpsnus nnb gs-
bdrIirabe.
Der Sbenasnanute Ifnft biermit bic Nufrnrrf-
Iamfet bsr Deutlhfn auf Iein moblalIprtirtes
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in psri9iebener Gage unb Su aunrbmbarsn prei-
Ien.
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aSenue, Snantpu. 10n70
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pnponfOls a0INene lliIlrn fir Eraurn

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iiub gdnSlit unl6G6li6,
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llub Srrfeblrn mic
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Seilung bri unerrriidter MrnIfruatpn su grben
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cine Spr sablCn, ais pbnr ie icir.
N.B.-5dj gebrnude bic flrinen rptben unh
aebrn Spres nitbt mebr bh iie gefillht linb.
Die r6trn linb ieBt in grpBen ipeiben 8cree,
entbalieu epppelt lpSiel Vitlen une auf irbtr 9pr
fintrt man ocn 9. ct. SteurrltempeI, ron mets
mem eigenen Strmpel geOrudt, auf brm bic
9Eprte IN ipei6er Sdrift ltebrn >, ,,Supcnrp's epl-
bcne peIipbiIhe pilen." 9Efnn BIZ beine @jes
Iunbbfit uno bein 1ebrn lfiBelt, 70 gebrauhe
feline bernrtilc 9illcn pbne trn pbisen Stsmprl.
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Bros, in ScraniUu. gBer ST nu bielslben
burt bic Srrnnlon Yolf lenbrt, erbGlt bic pillen
frri na9 irlenb einrm 2nnbestbeile gelbidt.
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Sybe part YittStpn,
gBilfrsbarre, turG einen gpuibefer
III jeber Stabt ber Ser. Stanten unb burdj
9. .. Sppr aleiniger @isentbiimer,
27c70,fi Nep.9rrf.
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Nettc 9(itSeigen.
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sasS Gam faa ben 81. B, M. .
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bet.
Sir bitiesgeIesenbeit III OillerS aanSeS Or
6ffer nit 8fflfdrfung bon stliben Nefp. .gcrfrr
0lulferu ensasirt, auG prof. Gardeners pro
nienabe Srbriter tpirb auipeIenb Irin unb trn
Saa au rinem Der i6Snfrn iint 0smiitbli9frn
80 innGen-bumm Dina. f5E.T. s4i|I +
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1tniom &eitamrattOit,
(na9 rurpPSiI9sm StyIs)
313 2dcfanaitmd 9loenne.
ROBINSON & MENZEL

frIauben i'd, rintm Ytrsbritn publifum ersebtnli
ansuSsigrn, tnb lie cine neue unb rlsgante 9itff-
auraiipn an pbigem plnBe erSifntt babrn unb
feinr Mite fdrurn werbeu, ibre @Glfs auf has
Bette ;u bebienen. Reselm1bise StoffsGnsfr AZ
berabseirBten prfilen trpiribrt.
Die aueaeluhtrlfrn Spsirn unb @tirdnIe
perern in fiirSsIlrr 5rilt unO belicr art lfrpirt
unb fir quite llntrrbaliuus rbrnfalls Sprsf et-
tragen,
Our6 bisrrfte 8trbinbung NIT brn erlien Sni.
laen Sntrrlaneildrn unb einbrimilGsn Delifat-
ellen Serleben NIB MAIDEN bier belpnbsrs auf
unIrre gBrine fir 6amiliensebrau6 aufmerflani,
bic mir billiscr ,u lieftru I'm Sianee linb, ale
irsenb Gin Gelbdft bisler @esrnb.
Gs lNben su eincm rsinen 0lale gBtin Uber
aneeren 9rfrilhungen freunblibf Gin
&pbinIpn It. WeRseI.
SCRANTON, 2i. Rpp. 1870.
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81. u. Ban @onrt,
SteQelt N06meilu

GeI61ftsfunten @pn 9-t1s libr Mcraens,
bon IA llbr Gabm. iinb rs llbr Abenbs.
Northumberland fir @Ierfs, gerfGufer,
Sanbwrrfer, 3aaIbbner, Dienlfnab6en, Scit-
bGuisr fir MGnner unb 8rauen, SGuier une
3immer gu Sermietbsn &c.
prrlcncn, bic Se16dftisung, SGuler, 3immrr
Oter GpfbGuier Iubsn, finben rs In itrem Snte.
rsle in bem SteIIen-Nabpeilun Bureau ppr-
Suipredlen.
@pleftipuen fir 6ieldGftsIcute unb iibrrbaupt
Mgenturs@el96fte itber glrt psrben piinftIi6 unb
biIlis trforet. 500
Serr San Court ipritgt sslGufs tsuiI9.
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Gcatcr!

Drn Ssrsbrtfn publifum Son Scranton nnb
llmsrgenb birne sur Na9riftt, bab Id Spn ben
folgrnbrn 8rurr- ilnb ns-Srrli6rrungs -Goni-
pa9uien bic glssntur iibrrnpmmsn babe:
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Gcmpanieu. gIfeits.
Hprtb Nmerird, YbilneeIpbia, s $2,70000l
6rnnflin, 3,009000
Ndeara, 9iCpsgprF, 100000
Manbattar, m f,400000
iOrtb-gImsrirn, 100000
SancSer 10000
gpnfers II. Heips s2Ior,. 100000
WYpmitg, gBilfrsbarrf, 2if,000
eanralfer pay 250,000
6armers MutuaL 2Urf, y 100000
9iprtpiG, Cont, 100000
travellers eifr II. 9Ireibent Hfp-gprf, 100000
@Cmntpnipealtb GppperatiSe, 100000
@eb6ube, WiGbeln, Gaufnannsgiter &c. tpsrbf
i6 Su ben niebrigften Staten Serfberit.
SD perbe mid 5ritreben, rlrine @Dnner 1T
isber 5tufGt sufrieben su lfslItn, unS iibsrbaupt
nisine @jsIbGfte eepiGenbaft unb pinfllidb 40 er-
fiiIleu. 3u Ipreden tebrn Sag i'm gliff Worf
WaIdinrn Sbpp unb BON bis 10 llbr Abenbe
in ber Office Spn 9Brlls unb 9Batrss, Sen.
a9snten, 224 eadapannd Mpenue gegeniiber ber
WaIbin9tpn Dali, cine Grrppe bod. Serr Ibep-
Dor Sellingsr pirb in brr ii. unb f2. @arb
applieatiprrn fir bisIslben Gompagnisn aufneb-
men. $40 Gbas. 9B. Better Gsent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
E,IERY's UNIVERSAL

For Sale,
= 600 ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
CsOOO on the Edisto.
750 ACRES III kershaw-in lota to suit.
HOUSE and LOT in Columbia s12 600.
Ioisi iii this city, 5000
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. near the
cty-:3.000. Apply to JOHN HAUShETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Scrt2 ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17

BEs1EaED OTIRs OF FRANCE.-After
having been 100 days before Paris, regu.
larly besieging it, the German army has
begun to lombard that apparently
doomed city. On Tuesday. the firing
upon Fort Mont Avron commenced.
No doubt 100 days of suspense must
have appeared wearisome and painful to
the hesieging as we'll as the besieged
parties, but that is not very long time
for siege. That of Sebastapol, which
lasted eleven months-from October,
1864, to September, 1S55-was far more
remarkable. That of Paris may be as
destructive and rs tedious ere it closes.
The Prussians have been successful
against the fortified cities of France.
The Times. becoming sentimental, phi
losophises as follows: ''Rouen and
Orleans have fallen! The grand old
Norman city-the home of the soundest
and most enterprising population of
t'rance-Dne of the richest in glorious
old traditions, in medieval monuments
one OF the most conspicuous in M modcrn
industrial nchievements-the city of
William the Conqueror, of st. Ouen and
NJ. Pouyer-Quertier- -Rouen has fallen!
lt takes away mans breath to run over
the roll OF French towns that have become
the prey Of the invader since the fatal
speech of the Duo de Grammont in the
legislative body-Nancy, the light of
love- of Lorraine; Metz, the maiden for
tress; Strasburg, the Amazon of Alsace;
Rhelms, the sanctuary of Champagne;
Dion, the Court Of Burgundy; Laon
and Scissor. the abodes of Frankish
royalty; Orleans, the field of the Maids
exploits, and now Rouen, the scene of
her martyrdom-when and where will be
the end?" To this list will probably
soon be added Havre, Cherbourg, Bou-
logne, Calais, Lyons, Tours and Paris.
1t appears, too. that Dieppe is now
occupied by Germans. There has been
a fatal and terrible response to the July
cry of "On to Berlin!'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17

Brian Madden undertook, last Monday
night, to cross o railroad bridge at Rich
mond, Indiana. The foot-bridge being
covered with ice, he undertook to cross
on the ties, and when almost halfway
over he discovered train coming. In
stead Of stepping on the foot-bridge, he
took stand on one of the girdcrs to
await the train. AS the cars passed he
unconsciously threw out one of his
hands, which, falling on the track, was
cut off by the wheels He staggered
and fell through the opening near him,
and descended seventy feet, striking the
ice on the river, which crushed him into
a shapeless mass.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
Special Notlces,

"THE BRIDAL CHAaIBER."-E Essays
tor Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS and
ABUSES, which Interfere with NIAnn1AaE-
with surc means Of relief for tho Erring and
Unfortunate, diseased and debiltatcd. Sent
tree OF charge, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 S. Ninth St.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Nov }mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
Novelties.--Special Attractions,

NoVelIleS---opeCldl AClracLlOnS.
NOV opening and showing, the largest and
most elegan. assortment of French and
English FANCY GOODS ever brought to this
market, selected especially for the Holidays.
Elegant Perfumery, Cologncs and Extracts,
New and superior Toilet Soaps,
Perfume Boxes, Toilet Boxes,
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
German. French and English Toilet Waters,
Atkinson's Extract White Roses,
Lubin's Perfumes, Extracts, Sechet,
Low g new Perfumes and Extracts,
Coudrays Fashionable Cologne,
Coudray's Lavender Water,
German Farina Cologne,
Superior Bay Rum,
large and fine assortment of Hair Brush
es, Tooth Brushes,
English and French Dressing Combs,
Ivory Fine-tooth Combs
Elegant Pomade for the Hair,
Eau Lustral, Circassian Lustre,
Cloth Brushes. Turkish Rubber,
Turkish Towels, Tooth Picks,
Elegant Soaps, the largest assort ment in
the city,
A. beautiful selection Of Fancy Perfume
Sachcts. For sale by
Dec ls E. H. HEINITsH, Druggist
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
Liquors and Cipars

Liquors and Cigars.
PRANDIES.-BRA FRERES,
I'D 1885. James Henncssy, 1858 and 1865.
Pinet Castillon, 1860.
49, WINES s:-Mcct& & Chandon's CHAMPAGNES.
These all brands, being sole agent in South
Carolina. and the Wines second to none
SHERRIEs-All grades, from common to the
finest AMONTILLADO.
Hook, WHITE AND CLAnEr W1NEs.-Hock-
Blanch' St. Julien La Rose, Nierstener Ga1l Mar.
GSobrium, Sdn.a. H,t ,Barsac. Chateau santerncs.
Latitto and Latour. Vintage 1858.
great care, and comprise the finest known
brands, whilst the stock of rcctified goods,
domestic GINS, RUM, &C., are offered at lower
rates.
ScoTcH WHIsKEy.-Real PEAT KEEk, il of
my own importation. very superior.
CIGARS LIVE INDIAN, Figaro, Eepanola
Palnctto, and other brands are offered, choice
in qnality and moderate in price.
SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and spo-
cially selected with regard to quality; and, a
word in yonr ear, the best is alwa IS tho ch cap
est ,iin whatever one eats, drinks or smokes
Dec IL GEORGE SYMMERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
FALL OF GOLD!

TMMENSE stock OF WATCHES, CLOCKS
i and ;EWELRY, SILVER and PLATED
WARE: the largest stock in the State; SELL
ING AT LOW FIGURES.
In consclnt nee Of the low pricca of Gold,
the subscriber has concluded to sell his stock
accordingly, and would call the attention of
the visitors to the Fair to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. as it ia duty
you owe to yourselves.
All he asks is fair trial. Call and be con-
yinccd.
We also have on hand fine stock OF CUT
LERY, boil, for pocket and table use, with
large assortment of SPORTING 1MPLE-
MENTS.
Give me call and examine my stock
Agent for FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
N0vS Under Columbia Hotel
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
'ohNA' ~ ACEoDA1 MORN1NG JANUARY IT, 1871
School Notice.

Christmas Books.
PRYAN s. McCARTER have iuat oncncJ 4
D new stock of HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
from London and New York.
ALSO,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany WRITING
DESKS, Portfolios. Toilet Books, Card Cases,
pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Letter Folders,
panions, P1IoToanApH ALBUMS, Writing AL
buns, Stereoscopes and Views, Chess Men,
prices.
The British and American Poets, Pocket and
Family BIBLES, Books OF COMMON PRAYER, all
sizes and styles OF binding; HYMN Books, for
different Churches.
ALSO,
Some elegant CnRoMos and p1crunEs, in
neat frames. dec %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil.

OUWHeT mlHeraI sperm UlI.
4 NEW OIL. ,chich aciN not light under 800
N degrees Fdrenhea; never gums; is almost
odurless and as safe as Sperm or Lard Oil for
family use, and ,chen burned in the MINERAL
SPERM LAMP, the light is equal to tho best
cent. per hour. 1t requires but little atton-
ton, no trimming, and the chimney never
breaks from heat.
supply OF this safety oil, and small
sale by J.tG T. r. AGNEW.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
Ch arlestOn Advertisements
co nj POUN ACID
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

FN NH1S article is manufactured by the Pacific
IL Guano Company, at Charleston, s. O.,
under the superintendence of DR.. ST. JULIEN
RAVENEL. When composted with an equal
weight Of Cotton Seed, it's results have been
found fully equal to tho beet standard Fertil-
1zers. Its economy must commend it to the
notice OF planters generally.
For specific directions for composing and
for supplies, apply to J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, 8. C..
JOHN 8. REESE & CO.,
Dec "a t3mo General Agents, Baltimore
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-17
PURE GYPSuMI

Ill
Containing Eighty Per Cent. of Soluble Matter.
GROUND and prepared in this city, and
W warranted free from adulteration.
The annexed communication from Prof,
Charles U. Shepard Jr., Of the purity of this
article, ID guarantee Of it's highly valuable
qualities to the farmer, being available when
mixed with other manures, to the great ad-
vantage OF any kind Of crop. Unequaled as
q top dressing for Wheat, Ryo, Barley, &C.,
and the Grasaee, Zone peck OF which will show
Visip!e improvement on an acre of gronnd)
his valuable Manure is offered for sale at
the low price OF SIS per ton. caeh, or on time
lor city acceptance, with interest added.
Put up for shipment in bags OF 200 pounds
each. All orders by mail, in accordance with
above terms, will be promptly executed by
Commission Merchant, Boyce's Wha,rf
Charleston, s. G.
lcoPY.1
OFFICE OF STATE INSPECTOR OF FERTILIzERs.
LADRAToRy OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
QUEEN STREET, CHARLESTON, s.. c..
November "a, 1870.
M. John n. Holmes.
DEAR Sin: Tho GYPSUM submitted by Won
fir analysis is tho most remarkable Ihaye
ever seen for it's freedom from impurities of
every kind, containing it does but one third
or one per cent. OF insohble matter. II It
can be supplied OF similar quality, it cannot
fail to prove great boon to Southern agricul-
ture, as there is no crop to which it is not bo-
nefcial, whether applied alone or in conjunc.
tlon with other mannrcs. Very respectiuliy
your obedicnt servant. (SigneI)
CHARLES U. SHEPARD. JR., NJ. D.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-18
QUESTIONS FOR THE PEOPLE.

We notice the immense array Of Demo-
cratic speakers advertised soon to enter
upon the present canvass. Some of them
are distinguished men, and not few of
them have obtained bad eminence as the
leaders of secession. These gentlemen
were able.sonce to take the State into rebel
lion, notwithstanding the existence Of a
popular union majority of sixty thousand (;
and it is possible that they may again sue
coed in their bad undertaking, for unfortu-
nate, bloody, and costly as was their first
enterprise, they are still not without
power to do infinite injury.
They propose to visit every courthouse
on every court day, as well as crossroads
and by-places. Their work will doubtless
be well done, for their number, ability and
zeal make them fully competent for it /;
while to meet them everywhere with COM
petent Republican speakers is Impossible !;
but they should, however, be confronted
at every meeting by plain men of both
races, men who are earnest, who feel in
their own persons, families and estates the
intolerable. hardships under which the
masses of the people are now suffering
Such men, if they are not eloquent or
practiced debaters, have courage, and can
stand up and ask questions. Is
No man who attempts to address the
people as a political orator or can7asser,
dare refuse to answer proper question re-
spectfully asked. To ask such questions,
at proper time, is the undoubted right Of
every man who patiently listens to the
speaker; and that right, properly but firmly
exercised, will generally obyiate the neces-
sity ofany reply, and viii not unfrequently
turn the best efforts Of the ablcst Demo-
cratic orators into the most powerful ard
effective Republican sermons. We urge
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-18
THE PARTY LASH.

The Enquirer cracks the party lash over
the shoulders Of the Wing, because it re-
fuses to support Edmund Pendleton, Of
Botetourt, for the Senate from that dis
trict.
1t attempts to use us to assist it in stri-
ping the back Of its contemporary, and would
make the impression on the minds of its
readers, that because the STATE JOUR-
NAL iayors the election of Lakeland over
Pendlcton, therefore, the Whig is wrong.
We know Mr.. Pendeton and Mr..
Lakeland, both Of whom are regarded as
Conservatives" by their friends.
We have reasons for preferring the cleo
ton of Lakeland over Pendleton, and do
not hesitate to ayow them. Lakeland is
entirely free from all embarrassments af-
fecting the railroad interests of the State
he belongs neither to the Pennsylvania Cen
trail, or to General Malone, or any other
corporation. lie can come to the Senate
free and untrammelled to vote for any mea-
sure likely to affect the interests of the
State; while Pendeton's course last ses-
sion binds him to the same objects he then
advocated. lie was supporter of
the Funding Bill--a measure we detest and
as we believe its provisions will be discuss
ed in the next Legislature, we prefer the
man who is free to act in the interests Of
his constituents, without feeling bound by
his past record.
We urge Republicans to support Lack
land, because he is man Of more liberal
and enlarged views than his competitor.
We know Of no equal Of Pendleton, as a
sectional man, having heard him freely ex-
press his views during the canvass, which
resulted in his election. We do not be-
lieve it possible for him to be of any bene-
fit to the section he represents. We be-
lieve if he possessed the ability equal to his
desires that he would inaugurate a second
revolution and hurl the South to final de-
struction.
1t is seldom a choice is left Republicans
between Conservatives, )" but we know Mr..
Lakeland as staunch old Whig-we know
him as a lawyer of ability--we believe him
to be liberal in his political yiews-we
know the opposite of Pendleton, and while
there may be something in Lakeland, we
have found but little in Pendleton to COM
mend him to the consideration of Republic
cans.
We arc satisfied there Is no chance to
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-18
KEEp m BEFonE THE PEOPLE.

THAT UNDER THE FUNDING BILL
THE TAXES OF THE STATE WILL BE
NOT LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR UPON
THE HUNDRED DOLLARS VALUA-
TION, OR DOUBLE WHAT THEY
ARE NOW!!
THAT UNDER THE FUNDING BILL
NOT A DOLLAR IN MONEY WILL EVER
REACH THE STATE TREASURY AT PRE-
SENT RATES, AS THE COUPONS ARE
MADE RECEIVABLE FOR TAXES, AND
WILL ALL BE. BOUGHT UP BY THE
COUNTY TREAsURERs AT A DISCOUNT,
AND TURNED OVER TO THE STATE IN
LIEU OF MONEY !
Wedety Treasurer Rye, OF any oilie7 MAJ,
TO deny these propositions. Why IS tht
Richmond press silent on his question
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-18
WEDNESDAY EVENPG. OCT. IS, 1871
APPOINTMENTS FOR SPEAKING.

Hon. CHARLES H. PORTER, author of the
Homestead Provision of the Constitution, will
address the people on the political issues of the
day, as follows:
Cottman's Store Charles City county-TIIURS-
DAY, October 10.
Goochland Court House-SATURDAY, October
Powhatan Court. Iouse-AIONDAY, October %.
Cumberland Court-Hou se-WEDNESDAY, De-
Rheims ms Tayern-TIIuRSDAY, October ..
buckingham Court House-FRIDAY, OetoberH
Appomattox MISREPRESENTATION Oeto-
Der 2S.
Glover Hill, Chesterfield cormty-7MONDA1, Oc-
tober 80
Hanover Court House-TUESDAY October 81.
Beaver Dam Depot, Hanover county-WEDNES-
Henrieo lyourt. HouseLTHURsDAY, November
Petersburg City-TRIDAY, November 3.
Near Manchester, Chesterfield county-SATuR-
Richmond City, City Spring Park--MONDAY,
November ..
These meetings will commence at IL O'Clock NJ,
precisely exceptthe one near Manchester, which
will begin at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and the one at City
Spring Park at l O'Clock p. M
As a rule, any gentleman opposed to the prin-
eiples of the Republican party, will be allowed
time to reply say one hour--Mr. Porter reserving
his right to close the discussion.
d6OftIl1 hA' hil4Noi1i'J l-9I's VI Nv ~ N'"AS
ina will address the people of Virginia fol-
lows:
Lynchburg-doNDAY evening, sd, at o'clock
Liberty, Bedford county-TUESDAY,2 oath, at IL
M.
Local Committees will promptly act upon re-
oeipt of this notice. using every exertion to make
these meetings successful.
Hon. JAMES IL. PLAT1, JR., will address the
people of Southside Virginia as follows;
Mount Zion near Smithfield, Isle of Wight coun-
ty-SATURDAY, Oct. 2lst.
Suffolk, Nansemond county-MONDAY, Oct Esd.
Surry O. H--TUESDAY Oct. 24th.
Princess Anne @. "WEDNESDAY, Oct 18th.
Ivor, Southampton county-FRIDAY, Oct 9th.
Wayerley, Sussex nty-SATURDAY, Oct. Is.
Prince George q. n.-MONDAY, Oct s0th.
Hicksford Greensville county SATURDAY,
pinwiddie 6. H.-MoNDAY, Nov. 9Th.
Petersburg MONDAY, Nov. 9Th.
MR. PLATT will conform to the arrangements
made by the Republicans of the respective conii-
ties in relation to these meetings. as regards time
of assembling and any division of time it may be
deemed desirable to make with opponents
County Committees are requested to give the
most extended notice possible before the day OF
m citing.
COL EDWARD DANIELS will address the
citizens of the First Senatorial District, rs fol
lows:
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
At Clfton-FR1DAY, Oct. goth, att p. NJ
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.
At Haymarket-SATURDAY Oct. q, at II A. NJ
At Aanassas--SATURDAY, Oct. q, at p. Nj.
At MISUNDERSTANDING Oct. %, at p. III.
At Brentsville-MONDAY, Oct. 20, at L. NJ.
At the residence of A. +. Dunn, in Coles Town
ship-TUESDAY, Oct. "a, ut ] p. M.
AT Dulntries-TUESDAY, Oct q. at r. NJ.
At uan--WEDNESDAY Oct. %, ut / ant
p. NJ.
Gentlemen of the Democratic party are invi
ted to join in the discussion OF the issues of tn
coming election.