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(Y LATIMER q OLEAkY, AucJionesrs,
Successors to Cooper & Latimer,)
southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth stree

Z q III
Southwest corner Penn. svenue and ilth street
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY-STANDS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold at public auction, SATURDAY,
January =, ut IL O'Clock. noon. on the premi -es
the right to occupy. during the pleasure OF the
pany about Thirty SIX ,tanis in Center Market. ia
the wing Of the main building extending to p.nn-
$ Nanis avenue, Opposite Eighth street. These
., me OF the finest Strands in the Market, and the
right TO occupy each Stand viii he struck off. with
OUT reserve TO the person bidding the aiRRest rent
by him
for particulars inquire at the Market Company's
Office, on the grounds
jas st LATJMER CLEARY. Aucts
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FCKrHER POST
PONED until THURSDAY, the 18th instant. al
the same place and hour. BY order Of the Trustee.
los GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Aucts
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hf THOMAS h. AGuAuAS
ID Real Estate broker and Arctioneer,
Washington Georgetown Office SIG 7th ST., on. p q
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
REGULATOR.
HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

DEFoRE purchasing HOLIDAY GOODS for
A. BINDER, No. ii0i, N. W. corner EleveYih
a I'd Chestnut, streets, Philadelphia.
TOYS NEW GOODS.
,'nglish French, German, and American.
TOy.'. DOLLS, FANCY GOODS.
still continue TO sell my entire stock OF Fca,i,-
crs. ye1 cccns, Flowers, &c. nj greatly reduced
prices. 10 make room for our Toys and Holiday
Goods
Ta, and Towel Racks Brackets, Writing Desks,
Ink Stands, Pocket Books-g.eaiest bargains ev-
or offered.
superb selection Of Jet, Gilt, Pearl and Coral
Jrwclry.
Elegnn, Fans Pearl. Ivory and Gil, Stick.
Kid Gloves. two buttons all the new shades.
Also. the Joseph Kid. the best 81 Glove sold.
cloaks. Dresses aud suits made in the mos,
fashionable style.
Trimmed Paper Patterns.
Perfect System OF Dress Cutting taught.
Real Vnlcnccnnes, Guipcrc aud Thread Laccs.
al the latest styles Ladies Collars, Cuts and
Sleeves
Point d'Applilue and Duchesse.
Thread Wells.
French Embroidered Cashmere Sacks. Ostrich
pumes, Tips and Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
Novelties IN Neck Tirs aud Bows.
Ribbons, Roman scar!s and Sashcs; Dress
Trimmings.
Ornamental rringes, Ginps
Sofa Pill1w., Pin Gus ions.
I \ large lot ef Worked slippers st very low
{ prices. ...
/ n. NJ. Cor. Eleventh. aud Chestnut Sis. Phila
! Sept 9i--imus--dcc IT,
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28

fRrScn OpfNioH or THE PgrssiANs.---
NJ. Edouard Laboulayc. the eminent
French writer ON American history and
institutions. writing from Gruehet to an
American friend, complains bitterly Of tho
seventies Of war, and says:
:. Mark that in France one hears ul-
ways Of Prussia aud never Of Germany
The reason is that there Is no III will a
gainst Germany in France. Wo would
hnve cordially welcomed the American
fedcrntive union Of Germany. What we
oppose is Prussian dcspo,isn-Pru
arrogance-,hc greed and cupidity Of these
Macedoninns. We may succumb the
thing is possible but when We have fallen
England viii feel that she is nothing any
longer on the continent; Austria aud Italy
will be slaves. and European civilization
will suffer an eclipse more formidable than
under the reign Of Napoleon l."
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
REGISTERS ORDER.

EGlSTEES : OFFICE,
II Nra C3sIa ceuSTr, Dec. 10th, 1870
lpeI tie application Gr Samuo rvnimnre,
Administrator NJ Thomas Murphy, late Of Ap-
luqualmnk Ilunilrei in said Cunniy, deceased
II + Ordered and i.resiei iy tho Eegis,cF that
the Admigiaifaiur aforesaid give notice of the
granting ot Letters OF Administration upon the
Estate oi thc decreased. with the date Of granting
ihfteof rs causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from tie date Of sush Letters.
IN sls 81 The most public places Of the County o,
Now Castle, requiring al persons having de-
maHis .ainsi she Estate, to present the same
or lalIe hy an Act Of Assembly in sieh ease
made aHd provided. Aud also cause he same
ta l. inserted Within the seme period IN the
Milaleiawu Transcript, newspaper Published
In ldd.iuwn, Hni 70 he continued thur in two
months.
,.=S, Given under the hand nnd Seal Of of.
alesi flee Of tie Register a'ure'ail. AZ New
Caztle, in Sew Castle County nfore.ai1. the day
aud sesr above written. D. GltiiiS,
EssisfsR
NOTICE. All persons having claims against
the Estate Of The deceased must present the same
due arrested iu the Administrator On or hcfofe
December laih, ISL. nr abide tie Act Of A.
seuly Ia such e..se m4ele aud provided.
SAMUEL fESiNukE.
Administrator.
Address, 0dcsss, Del
Dec. 2.-2m
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28

bis entire i1tock aud Farming Utensils. con
~. sisti.g Off head of llofses-a4-'ry-ra
- and Co.'s, Male, , yoke t- y.
H-,A... ...of Oxen, - Mich Cows, 2--A-n
superior Bulls, u hc i Of Young Cattle 30 Giles
Ter and Berkshire Shoas good iatiu Nasons,
Horse Cart nearly i."w, ! Diamond STATE
Thrcsher and C,caner, with i'irec-horse endless
chain power in complete order one Family Var
ringc, Tro,ting Wagon ncatiy new sleigh,
Wheat Dill with phosphate attachment, ono
Sigel-tanlh llorsc Rake Revolving Hos Rake,
!uws CuIli,ators, Double llTrows' !
torn HARROW, I sals q; Wagon liarnre', ] sei
Double Carriage Harness se,s single Harness,
2 ,ets Pow Gcatt ! SCI Cart Harness, ! tnrn
Sheller Collars. iiriles, Shoyc,s, for~s Grub
hus aui Corn Hoes. Single aud Double Trccs,
Moving Soylhus, 40. also, u lot OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture
TEihlS.--A.l sums of $50 anl under, Cash /;
on al sUals ahof. saaa credit of Seven Months
vii lr given by the purchaser giving his Note
with approved security interest aal stamps iu-
Guided. - NJ goods to bc removed Until
irFns Of sale are complied with
sale 10 commence al luu'e.ock, \.
WILLIAM 4. How ARD.
Jan. 2l-,s j. b. ASH, Auc.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
800 REV ARD =.

NIFTY DOLLARS reward will lie paid TO any
i one furnishing Information which will lead
to lie conviction oi the ihe or thieves who stole
sou,a poultry from lie, on saturday the llill
instant SAMUEL BRADY.
Jan. si--aw Middleiown Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
Notice to Trespassers.

A l.t persons are forbidden on aai after ibis
n tiir, january lGih, 1871, TO trespass on the
premises Of the undersigned, in ane manner
whatever, Al pctsuns 10 offending VIII be pros
eeuleA to tie utmost extent OF the law.
SAMUEL. BRADY.
Jan. al-aw MiadlelnNn, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
NOTICE.

VNllf Annual Meeting of the Mid.lle'own Ii
L Graty Association will lie held in the Libra
rs Room, ON Monday, February 9th, ISL, AZ !
d. elors r. NJ TO elect President, Secretary and
i've Directors at which time subscriptions for
the ensuing year will also be due mud payable.
Na. l.. BuCk, Nice Pres.
wv, l.. Wilsox, Sec.
Jan. 2lsl. lS1i-sW
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28

fcsf- DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and Ca
TARRiI treated with tie ulmos, success, by j.
IstAes. NJ. u. and Professor Of Uiseasss n he
Egs end Bar (his siseiaidyl in he Mairai College
II Piii6rlphip, 10 gelrs experience, formerly OF
Lcydtn, Holland No. 400 Arch streel, Phia.
Testimonials can be seen ., his Office. The med
ical faculty are invited 10 accompany their pa
lcn,s, as he has no secrets in his practice. Ar
fifcial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
tor examination. apr l5-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
SIMMONS


uCompInlnA ~ unoao1uooo
SIMMONS and ssin insks ~. g..
times the pain b n ~
Is shoulder, and 3 mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach u e6ecled With
loss Of appetite and sickness, bowlS n general
cosiiva, sometimes alternating with lAx. The
bead Is troubled uitlI pain, aud dull, htsvy sen-
satlon, considerehle loss o: memory, ncrou,panicd
with painful echsatisns oi
having len undone some
LII v En- thing which ought u have
been done. Oficn c0mplain-
umnu..n1in ing Of weakness, debility
and low spirits. Someiinicn Innny Of tho above
symptoms a,send the disease, md At other times
very few Of them; but the liver Is generally the
organ most involved. Cure The liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
PUBLIC SALE.

VNliE subscriber, intending 10 qui, farming,
l. will sell q, Public Sale, on the Randall farm
,so miles west ofChesapeake City,
On 'tedne@iay. FcLyuayy sh, 1871,
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28

Tho Chicago h Northwestern Il, II. Co.
arc preparing to bridge tho Mississippi.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.

Mcrrmack, Cochcco, American aud other
Prints, nt Gl g. 10 aud l2l cts. per yard. New
York Mills, Wamsuita, Davol, williamsvillt, Rey-
nolds 4. A. and other makes of blenched muslins,
at g. 10, i2i 10 % cts. per yard. Utica 81 and
i0-4 heachcd Shee,ings. Atlantic A, Appleton
A, Pacific Extra and TO 4-s yard wide brown
Muslins, a, prices from VI to IS cents per yard,
Lyman a, is inches wide, Lyman u, 40 inches
wide, heavy unblcached sheciings.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
BOOTS & SHOES.

Gcntlemcns' Calf Boots, Men and Boys extra
heavy whole Leather Boots, Ladies', Misses aud
Childfpns lalmoral Boots. Button and Lace, all
made expressly for our trade and every pair war
ranicd I.adies, Misses aud Children Inbbcr
Over Shoes, ilcn and Boys Arciies and Over
Shoes Boys aud Youths Rubber loois, selling
very low to close them out.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
CLOAKING CLOTHS,

Red, white, Grey and Blue Opera and Skirt.
ing Fiannels in all Widths, nj prices from 25 ic
10 cents per yard. Selling al great sacrifice Il
close them gu, for the season.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28

At ten o'clock, \. N.
Ny Stock and Farming Utensils, consisting Of
81 Fapr head OF good Farmle<r~Ss,Fz.
c., and road HORSES, one ~ -
Ns-A.C Colt, months old, Is head ---L--1
OF Cattle among which are four good Milch
Cows. 4 Steers, I llciiers Yoarlings. and one
Yoke OF good work Oxen, years old. Three
Shoais, Brood Sow and 10, OF Figs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
PUBLIC SALE
or A GO
VALUABLE FARM.

VALUABLE FARM.
7vHE subscriber, as Trustee, will expose 70
i Public Sale on
TUESDAY. the tn day cf february.
At one o'clock, r. N.
At the Hotel Of George ". Ortiip, In Middle
town, Delaware, the saluahc farm or tract OF
land Of the late Spencer r. Holton, deceased.
situated In 81. Georges Hundred, New Castle
c. UNITY, and state OF Delaware, on what Is known
as he choptnnk road bonded by lands Of kobt
4. Cochran, George Drrrickson and Martin Z.
Wall VI, and containing about
ls4 l-2 ACRES OF LAND.
This Fl rm IL about q mics from the Middle
town Depot, In one OF the very best neighbor-
hoods Ia tire State. The soil Is Of good quality,
admirably .sdapted 10 the production Of grain
aud fruits. The improvements consist Of Q large
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
and co.,ft r,ablc OUT BUILDINGS.
The fencing is in good order, consisting In
part Of Young osapc orange hedges. Tho farm
Is divided into five fields, and Is all under cuti-
,ation except about eight acres. There Is also
on the place an excellent
Apple Orchard,
AND A
PEACH ORCHARD Of 700 TREES,
In full bearing, besides o her fruits.
The healthy location convenicn re to schools Of
the best class 10 Churches, and l,l ilroads makes
this property especially desirable, NJ well worth
the attention OF persons who desire plcasan,
home. This subscriber viii take Pleasure In
showing the farm 10 persons wishing 10 1rchase.
55asr- Sale positive. Terms easy and made
known at sale.
J.R. H0LTEN, Trustcs,
Jan. l4-;s. Middle.own, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
Liver
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION or ROOTS AND HEIRS.
warranted to lie strictly vegetable, and can do
no injury TO any one.
!, has been used by hundreds, and known for
the last thiriy-vc years as ono Of the most re-
liable, eiicacious and harmless preparations ever
offered 10 the suffering. II taken regularly and
persistenils. Il g sure to cure Dyspepsia head
ache. jaundce, cosiiYencss,
sick headache, chronic diar-
REGULATOR. rbua, affections Of the blad-
der, camp dvscntery, niiec-
stions nj the kidneys, fever,
nervousness, chilla diseases Of the skin, impuri;y
OF the blood melancholy, or depression OF spirits,
heartburn, collie or paiuG in tho bowels, pain IL
the head. fever aud aguc, drorsy, hollis, pain In
back and limbs, asihmn, erysipclas. female af-
frc,ions, and bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only by j. II. ZElLlS 4 CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Send for Circular. Price 81 by mail 81 .25
For sale b, CHARLES TATMAK, in.
Dec. 2s-ly. Mddlciown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One Kirby reApcr & Mower combined, PEN
niugiun Reaper IN good order; wheat Drill
i'nrtn Wagom, iron axle, nearly new | Gran
Fan, threc-s .finE Dearborn, Carriage, Plows,
liarTows, Cu saior5, Shovel, Spades, Axes.
and other articles TOO tedious 10 mention. One
half ot % acres Of Whoa, In ,hc ground. Lot
Of Glover Hay and foiier 10 b. fed On tic
premises
cosDl1ioss oF SALE.-hil sums Of $40 aud
below that amount cash; On AL suns above
SIS will he "a credit Of six months, by the pnr-
chaser giyiag hnnaabic note, payable st the Citi-
zcus National Bank nj Mdllciown with ap-
proved security, stamps and interest added.
5a- No posipuurmcni on account Of The
weather,
s. ~ ESls, Auc. LEWIS GREEN.
Jan. Its.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28
Apple Orchard.
AND A
PEACH ORCHARD Of 700 TREES
PUBLIC SALE.

HAviNG declined farming, will sell a
IL Public Sale, ON the farm OF Col. Joshua
Clayton, near Armstrongs Corner, on
7HURSDAY, february, ID. 1871,
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-28

Dee 2s2 I'm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-04
Richmond, Waits Immense Trade
and Resources.

We spent few days in Richmond re-
Gently, and to some extent made ourselt
familiar with Il portion of the business
houses, factories, aud other interests of the
place, which exceeded our expectation in
point of magnitude, they being upon Il
scale, if not quite 50 numerous, equal TO
those of Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New
York, doing an immense trade, and afford
ing inducements to country merchants in
North Carolina and other southern States
for the purchase OF assorted merchandise
and sale of farm products to the best adj
vantage, goods being sold as low us can be
purchased further north, without the eX.
Hense OF going, and great saving OF frclghts
and of time. The wholesale houses in dry
goo Is, hardware, queensWare. boots, shoes
and hats, clothing, furniture, leather. white
goods, silks, ribbons, bonnets and notions,
saddlery, groceries, CONNECTIONS, carriages,
farm implements, machinery, and every
thing else 10 be found in any northern city,
are numeI Gus and with immense stocks
all being imported, obtained from manu-
lecturers, or manufactured in the place,
and offered to country dealers upon the
most favorable terms. The manufactures
Of nails, machinery, flour, and many other
branches, are upon stupendOus scale,
some of them unequalled In the United
States. The GalIego Mills manufacture 900
barrels of flour per day, and HaXall's nearly
as much, of quality considered the best
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COMPULSORY PiiotaGc.

The question Of abolishiDe compulsory
pilutacc is exercising shi-owncrs con-
siderably, both in this country and III Eug-
land. The columns Of the English COM
mcrcial papers TEEN with communications
pro and con on the subject, aud quick ana
pondcrous are the blows given ana received
by the abolitionists and their opponents.
British ship-owners, Judging from the num-
Der of newspaper communications, appear
to be pretty unanimous against the cOmpul-
sorry system, and as they are the parties
who would suffer the most from any detri.
meutal change, their opinion on the SUBJ
icct is important. The matter does not
appear 70 have taken 50 strong hold on
the commercial class i'll this country,
though many ship-oWners complain OF
the oppressiveneSs of the present syS-
tenn, and the injustice of being taxed
Tor pilotagc that has not only never
been performed but unnecessary. 1t
is difficult to sec why q ship.owner
should be obliged to pay for pilot
when his own captain is competent TO do
the work, and which In some cases Is q
serious tax upon the earnings of d voyage.
This was illustrated in II recent case. A
vessel is stated to have arrived at Rich
mond, Virginia, her freight earnings
amounting to but $3.50, out of which Sl1j
uull W w paw IVA }iiolarSS' ~ tHS pNS'
stated, also, as showing the usclcs>ncss OF
pilots, that where five vessels were lost in
rs many years within pilotage ground
while in charge of captains, some fifty were
lost or injured by the carelessness or inef-
ticiency of pilots. But this is not a
fair comparison, as the number of
vessels that enter port in charge OF
pilots vastly exceeds those without
| pilots. The pilots hold that without the
compulsory law the business of plotting
would become extinct; that it would mol
pay the expenses of the necessary number
of boats for the service and that in short
time, no matter how urgent the services OF
a pilot might be, none would be iorthcom
ing. But it does not follow that the bust
ness would become extinct by the abroga
ton of the compulsory feature, which
probably may not be so Objectionable here
| rs ON the other side of the Atlantic. A:
the services of pilots would only be needed
such AZ syenfa Be necessary to resuat,
| their number to accommodate the dcmaud
Itis hardly possible that plotting Is L pro
! teSSion would become among the thing,
| of the past were the desired amclioraliol
| .tlected.-Netc York Commercial
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apErsAu. ROTECES.

~ AN UNPROTECTED . ioi Em
Dn not fancy because you feel strong tnas sou
nre ,,nnrerna able TO sickness. Whole neiRhool.
hood. arc frequently Frustrated at TINS season Wy
=, ,1,r,ous feyers. Vigorous muscles anu s'fohs
o,ncvs broad Shoulders aud Eourd lungs afe NJ
defence sgairst the mephtlr vapors Oh autumn.
Frames which have witls;ood the summer heAs
~ succumb now. Many an athletic man. WHOSE
family depends for its support on MS ihousl.S'
now lies prostrste, weak and helpless as q paue'
under the periodical assaults Of chlils anu
or bilious remlttent fever. This couia not NC - o.
wore wise enough to provide ag alnst sucn I'll,
,nrency py tonlng and fortirying the system WV"
unsTp TIERS STOMACH BITTEke. Ih.s a." -
,,rnr,d vegetable tonic ls absolutely harh.''s' 81
,a, q, 1, .becr r,lIy not TO take II rs sa'ek"a,
-, . .oaaou when disease. Of the liver tue s'o'..
.r, The bowels, and. indeed, all tue s,s'el"
ory,us. are gener ally prevalent. 10 Keep Ine e,D
Emo, I'm n, der and Insure health, or 10 pu. AZ -,
,,,o,, ,bis precautIon has been ncgtc'ea. ID .''o
Ant :, If rrcry human being who values NE. tut
both these Purposes Bostetter's bi'erS
.,,,rod and /. answers both. petty iocAi ue'i'.o
srs enaeav,r,pg In many parts of the country u
- ,e,itnre preparations made of impure anu uan,
s.nroue materials In Its s:cad. Give them "i,e
her,r. They are prepared by unskillul eApe..
II enters. who want TO turn penny ~ vi. 49,
of the public health. W -
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Interestin. 10 Insurance Companies

Intertstin. 10 Insurance Companies.
A case was decided in the United States
Circuit Court sitting at Hartford, Conncc-
ticut, last week which in all probability
will obliee the life insurance companies 10
revise their policies, at least i'll one particu-
lar. Among the usual conditions on which
life policy is granted is one declarlnSt hat
if the person dies of suicide tue policy Is
void. 1t was this point which formed the
subject of suit before the court. A man
named Gay, who was insured IN The Union
Life Ins,ll auce Company, of Maine, commit
ted suicide on railroad train by putin"
pistol to his temple and shooting himself.
The widow brought suit for the amount OF
the policy $4,000, which the company re-
fused to pay, and removed the case
from the State court to the Circuit
Court of the United States. The defence
was that Gay died by suicide. and that the
policy was therefore void. The counsel adj
mitted that there were cases in which IN
sanity developed itself, and that IT, in il
paroXvSm SO suDeripduced, Il man killed
himself. such selt-killng would not be held
to be suicide within the meaning OF that
term. With respect to The deceased, they
coDtendcd that although the evidence went
to show that he ''was to some extent al
fccted bv insane dcusions on some sub
paired, and that he knowingly and DELHI
crateIy killed himself rather than i've
longer. The counsel for the widow con-
tended that at the time Gay fired the pistol
shot he was insane, and therefore not re-
sponsiblc for the act, and consequently that
he did not commit suicide within tue lne"h-
III. of that term as used in the policy.
"In view of the concession ui The de-
icndants, the Court charged The Jury that
il Cav killed himself in iii OF Insanity,
which ovcrppWcrcd his CONSCIOUSNESS, real
sou. memory. and viii, ana thus acted from
mere blind and uncomfortable impulse,
the company WIS Iaple. On the other
hand. the Court did not acccdeto The claim
of the plaintiff, but instructed the jury that
if GAY WIS conscious of the act he was
committing, intended to commit 1t, and
understood its nature and consequences,
his death was by suicide within the mean
ing of the policy, and that whether he was
capa!,lc of understanding the moral aspects
of the deed, and of distinguishing between
right and wrong, was wholly immalerIal'"
The ruling of the Court favored the IN"
depreciation of the law rs laid down by the
counsel for the company but The verdict
of the jury was for the plaintiff. -Hdf'ntorc
Gazette.
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DIED.,


Scstprdly at 10 O'Clock. after paipiu r ,,s
JOHN BaUUkS, In tic nlty-peVeh'h 'eA' - '''7
Ills funeral will take place THIS Ar IL, Wnnse
at O'Clock from his late hn ds Of The
FAMILY sn are requested TO attend without further no.
tice. ., am, -ora,
ucsaey he ,n NOS. intense uffe-ing, N0RW0oD
SWITH. son OF George Z. and Laura W. 'm'h ,
aged seventeen men lbs.
{. tI.,s gone. our household treasure,
Tur dearest earthly prize:
He VIII ,m we loudly cherisIeu'
The sunlight of our eyes.
And now we must leave bin lonely
In the cold. cherries tomb;
Who who but mourning parents
Can tell our depth of gloom -
n, Tnes,I,y morning, Sd instant. of whcopingcc
IN '",ru't 1sTINh Youngest daughter OF
C. ore L. and Mary J. Bowden, aged one 'eir
and four months. , e-,. ,ar r,,bor,s
-ee,'.rnce, Mo. lal Mayo street, rlilS I" eanes-
dty) AFrsR' ON at "e"cK. rs ne
an yit ed 10 attend.
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made In the world, and the only fiour , tnas
will keep through the summer IN sou l.,h;ah
ATTITUDES, although the wheat rom 1o whiga
it Is made be produced in North en-. Caroil .
and grown in this portion of the state. as =
a wheat and tobacco market, Kichmohu 10
the best In the country. and eqial 70 , aIy
market for other products OF ine .a 1Tu res.
1t has large shipping interest," III su oe
sells and steamers and us en.nape', With al
nnrtiops of the world in exports and lm'
n1orts.-StatesrH (N. CO. american.
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The denomination ot Senator PENDLEroS
in the Botctourt district is gratifying to the
friends of liberal and enlightened State
policy. He was the ablest man in the last
Senate, and the force of his intellect upon
all questions of general interest was, we
believe, invariably given to the liberal and
Just side-the side on which were the true
interests of the State. His view of the COM
mercal and Improvement policy Of Virgil
mia was quite UP with the spirit and ideas
OF the day, which are based upon the prac-
tical results of the agencies i'll Transports
ton which now prevail, combined with the
just and golden rule Of equality and fair.
dealing towards all communities.
Hisconstituents should give him strong
support, and send him back by an in.
creased majority--a compliment well me-
rited by his ability and his independent and
sagacious conduct.