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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-23
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FREDE-
RICK HALL, LOUISA CoUNTY-A RICH

REPUBLICAN, MEETING AT FREDE-
RICK HALL, LOUISA CoUNTY-A RICH
MoND SPEAKER IN THE FIELD.-Satur-
day last, we accepted the invitation OF
friend to attend Republican meeting at
Frederick Hall, in Louisa county, which
point we reached about III O'Clock A. M.
A number Of colored persons, about $50,
were on the ground, anxious to hear some
thing concerning politics. = l.t47-t
After arrangements had been completed
for joint discussion between Col. Marcel
lus NJ. Anderson. on the side of Democra-
cy, and Rush Burgess, ESQ.,, on the side of
Republicanisim, Col. Anderson was intro
duced to the crowd present.
We listened with marked attention to
Colonel A., who came with speech pre-
pared for the occasion, which was filled
with classical illusions, and about as in
appropriate as anything We ever heard.
His address was well delivered, and would
have been very acceptable two literary
society, or an audience composed entirely
of intellectual people. But for the fact that
Colonel Anderson had been introduced as a
Democrat, no one could have told from his
speech to which party he owed allegiance.
His speech had no effect whatever upon
tile cOlOrcu people. WHO idHeu W dppiSShatS
one sentence he used.
He was followed by Rash Burgess, ESQ.,,
whose language soon indicated to those
present his entire devotion to Republican
principles. He spoke for about two hours,
and received the quiet attention of those
present, upon whom was seen an equally
quiet determination to sustain the party in
whose behalf he spoke. yg 3e2
Mr.. Burgess astonished us with his abii-
ity as a stumper, and should at once be
harnessed for the work of the present CAM
pagn. He dealt only in facts, which al
ways impress an audience of moderate abil
ity, and such facts, too, are more undenied.
Mr.. Burgess was followed by a sandy
haired Democrat, whose name we failcd
to catch, but whose enthusiasm knew no
bounds until he had mounted to the top OF
the table, from which elevated position he
thundered away for all hour or more IN a
senseless harangue.
When he had finished, Mr.. II. ID. Beck
ley of Fredericksburg, colorcd man OF
ability as a speaker, and jealous and
effective worker among the people, took the
stand and poured hot shot and grape, with
out mercy, into the thin and disconsolate
looking ranks of Democracy. ~ el
We left Mr.. Beckley at work, and have
no doubt he did much service for, the
party and its cause in Louisa. Such meet
ings should he held at every cross road
in the State from now until election day, and
if the men of talent cannot be procured, let
the humblest member of the party say
something in its behalf.
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Letter from Culpeper.

CuLPEpER. VA, Oct. 10.
70 s ha1r = s I1ais hana .' cnnrt dav at this
place. there was good gathering of the
ppeonle pi1 to hear the views of the different
peoP;dd 7. uPP;dates for for nnblic favor.
cairoe NM Demncrats no were on hand. and re-
.;.nS nS ~ tha Town Hall to listen to their
pallJIad pJdata ~ sar the House of Delegates. j. r.
SaIe4has canub Eso lS, snd also Daniel A. Grims-
,o.ro'iisi' ''I.s hss heen nominated for the
lef, why rbasa m eentieman both addressed
pen aug. reard without creating any-
tne assei'o s.Ia onthus;o"n, among their hearers.
thing hso ahar,s en. snnocl, was urineinally a
Mr. o.,o,,ie' s,;s noslt;on % on the IS Funding
qcie1ce q,,,s ~ ~ sbarg;ng the Constitution as
Bill" ana . cuJls%s fnS all I the ;lIs comnlained
beng fesPollstbp Pstpa,. ~ CHARGED ara the Renublican
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LECKENBY & LAIRD.--We arc gratified
to observe that these cnterprising and popu-
lar florists have opened branch establish
ment down town for the exhibition and sale
of shrubs, plants, flowers and bouquets.
They have taken house on the south side
of Main street, just above Eighth, which
they have conveniently arranged for their
purposes, where they will keep rare floral
specimens from their extensive grounds
farther up town, and will promptly supply
all who call with whatever may be desired
in that line.
The establishment has already attracted
the notice of many of our citizens. The
delicate flowers, the swelling buds, and the
rich foliage in the conservatory present a
pleasing contrast to the more practical
business hustle around them and under
the influence of their graceful beauty and
ravishing perfumes one cannot fail to be
drawn away for time from the more stern
and sordid affairs Of life. On Saturday
evening, we paid a brief visit to this IN
teresting place, and can assure all lovers Of
the beautiful that they will miss much
pleasure if they do not also take occasion
4 to call
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SUDDEN DEATH-AN ENQUIRY Con-

SUDDEN DEATH-AN ENQUIRY Con-
CERNING THE DEAD MANS MONEY. =
Last night, Frank Duncan, respectable
and Industrious colorcd man, dropped dead
near the corner of College and Marshall
streets, and was conveyed to the residence
of DR.. Trent, No. 70l, Marshall street,
where his wife is employed. He died with
congestion of the stomach.
Duncan was an industrious man, and
had saved a considerable sum of money,
which, he reported few days before his
death, as having been loaned to the grocer
with whom he dealt. The name Of the
grocer not having been given, and as his
wife is without means to bury him, the gen.
tleman having the money is requested to re-
port to DR.. Trent, whose residence is given
above. II any of the friends Of the de-
ceased know anything of Duncan's money,
they will confer favor by informing his
wife at DR.. Trent's residence.
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POLICE COURT-Justice j. j. WhIe
Presidaag.--Thc following cases were dis
posed of to-day: M
Marion Sutton, charged with assaulting
and striking Benjamin Taylor with piece Of
iron. Case continued till Monday next, in
consequence of the inability of injured par
ty to attend, and accused bailed in the sum
of $500. e.a IS
w. j. Todd, charged with disturbing the
audience Of the Richmond theatre by draw
ing pistol on policeman. Discharged.
John Taylor charged with assauting and
beating Albert Berry with stick of wood
Fined 81 so.
Jefferson Richardson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly. Fined 81.
w. j. Lawson, charged with assaultng
A. Tindall. Fined 50 80.
Maggie Dunovant, charged with using
abusive and threatening language to Marga-
ret Kelly. Continued till tomorrow.
Margaret Kelly, charged with assaulting,
abusing, and threatening Maggie Dunoyant.
Continued till Tomorrow.
Sarah Mathews, charged with being a
vagrant. Bound over for three months in
the sum of $50. af
III. j. johnson, charged with driving
| against and injuring the mule and wagon OF
Pat Callahan. Continued till Tomorrow
| for witnesses.
| VIM. Smith, John Smith, Griffin Bagley
and John Bowler, charged with unlawfully
gaming on the Sabbath and disorderly con
duct. Fined 81 each for disorderly con
| duct.
John Baker, charged with being DRUM
! and creating disturbance in the house 0
Isabella Angle. Fined $3.50.
VIM. Null and Joseph Deyine, charget
with creating a disturbance in front of tn
house of Rebecca Fox. Fined So each.
J.. w. Eubanks, charged with bein'
drunk and unable to take care Of himself
Fined s. and bound over for three month
in the sum of $50.
| Jim Dunger, charged with being com
mon thief and yagrant. Discharged.
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A NOVEL SIGHT.-One of Ayeling 4
Porter's locomotives, drawing an omnibus
containing several passengers, passed up
Main street this forenoon and on to the
Fair Grounds, whore it will ''show OFF, du-
ring the approaching exhibition. The ma
chine arrived here in the steamer "Sarato-
ga' on her last trip from New York. 1t
created sensation along its entire route,
and no doubt will attract much attention
during the fair, where it will, under direc-
ton Of Col. Tompkins, be under the charge
of Mr.. John G.. Andrews. The machine is
of English invention and manufacture, and
is said to be very popular in England FOL
farm and road service.
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The PENrTrNTrARy.-We hone that
Colonel Strotber. sunerintendent of the nen-
;tent;arv will reney in b;s fartbconina re-
MORT 70 HE Jeoislatnra the snooest;on made
bv him Iast Tear IN regard ., 3o hoat;no The
cells in the ncnitentiarv These cells can
he heated At very small cost comnarafivelv
snealx;ng hv he introdncf;on af Steam.
hines at7a,cbsd 10 Tho noacb;nerv of tbe IN
stint at'tnt;on They can tbms he made COM
sortohlo d,,r;ng tbo sovero w;,tar weather
w;tbout incurr;no anv additional risk TO the
hu;ld;nos on account of IRE The snb;ect
s,rongly commends ;tsalf 10 the cmsidera-
,'y t;ou ef every = henevolent lent man 10 Nv Who NAV oc-
c1ny q eeat IN onr Ing;slatura and oven
III ,nost tbonabtless ond caraloss ,nc,nl,er
might @ 0'l better ,i, enioy Oh tba comforts ~ his
cI,anhe, in tLa Stote-ho,eo ,,,o,o he 10
show q moro nract;cai cons;darat;an for the
occ,nants ,,c of tba State nr;son ' ~ W
And wb;le nnon iii tbis subject wa desire
to cali attent;o,1 to what we conceive to he
an err e,ror in mast leg;slat;on The booIs of
tbe nenitentiorv at This fine boar tho names
of nearly nine hundred conv;cts less
fhan one bnndred of those ore mndor con-
fence Of over. fen vears, confinement and
a largo nronort;on IF tho remainder arc in
for terms ranoing from one TO five wears 5
The cost of bringing a prisoner to the insti-
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WE are going to lose some seats In the Legisla-
ture in consequence of the running OF intiepcu
dent candidates -Eaqairer. f,I ssA
We are perfectly careless as to hoao You
lose them, so we obtain majority in the
Legislature. The people lost so much by
the last one, which was Democratic, that
they have determined, by all means, to
lose sufficient number the coming election
to subserve their best interests and rights.
'Rah for Independents or any other man
that will beat Democrat.
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IMMENSE Crowd AT HoL1Ywoop.-

IMMENSE CROWD AT HOLLYWOOD
Lack Of Accommodations on the Street
Cars.-An immense number Of men, wo-
men and children yesterday, visited Holly
wood, going by way Of the street cars,
principally. We hear great complaint OF
the insufiiciency of cars on Sunday after
noon. A gentleman and lady, living near
Broad street on Eighth, was compelled to
walk as far as Twenty-second and Main,
before they could get seat on the cars,
We urge remedy while the weather is SC
beautiful, and think it would be to the in
terest of the company to accommodate those
who wish to spend quiet afternoon al
Hollywood.
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ACCIDENT AT THE TREDEGAR
BRIDGE.--On Friday evening, as party
of workmen were conveying on car, stone
to the cribs in James river, the brakeman
was thrown off at steep grade. Two
others were carried over the tresselwork
into the water, the car falling on them.
One of the latter, Mr.. NJ. j. Vaughn, was
quite seriously hurt, but his companion es-
capped injury.
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The receipts of other articles during the
last fiscal year included 400 boxes manu-
featured tobacco, zoos bushels corn meal,
1904 bushels rye, $50 bushels potatoes,
45,S7S lbs. bacon, 140 tons green and dried
fruit, preceding year only 25 tons,) 10
horses, 800 cattle, 3f7 sheep, 14S hogs,
44,Sll empty flour barrels, 10,l27 tons
lumber, slaves, etc., 476 tons ice, 2,626
tons sand, 90 tons iron ore, preceding year
4 1884 tons,) 101 tons agricultural lime, l47
tons sumac, tons barytes, "a, l29 tons
granite, lin 1S69-70 16,lls tons,) 30 tons
pig lead, 1886 ton slate, 20l bales cotton,
2,067 tons tan-bark, 106, 900 bricks, l0,525
bushels mill offal, 25G tons of merchandise
and |, ,l26 tons of miscellaneous articles.
The quantities of various articles carried
up the canal for the same fiscal years
were:
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PERSONAL Major IIotchkiss, the clever
agent of the York River, and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads, is in the city, and still
wears the same smiles and welcomes, for
those he meets, for which he is SO proyer-
bal. He has become almost Of national
fame, and we think by the deep interest he
has manifested in Virginia matters with
Northern gentlemen, he is entitled to the
gratitude Of the people of our State.
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Cur IN THE NECK. 1.-TWO colored men
engaged in personal difficulty, on lower
Main street, Saturday night, during which
one of them received severe cut in the
neck from . pocket-knile in the hands Of
the other. We did not learn the names OF
the parties.
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DESPERATE REMEDY.--The Cover
nor's visit to Farmvile, satisfied him it
was necessary to do something to change
political sentiment in the county of Prince
Edward. After thoroughly canyassing
the subject and consulting with a number
of prominent gentlemen, he hit upon the
plan of appointing Thomas W. Hix, of that
county, a notary public. 1t won't do,
Governor, Prince Edward amt so easily
satisfied. Try again.
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CoMPLAINTs.-We are in.reccipt oflet-
ters from several points complaining that
we have neglected to publish proceedings of
their nominating conventions. In answer
to them, we have to say that we avoid pub
fishing any thing of which we are totally
ignorant, and in the cases referred to have
never received any account Of their pro-
ceedings.,
These proceedings must be official to en-
sure publication, as we have frequently
poked our head in hornets nest by pub
fishing them without official endorsement
having the next day received notice that we
had done great injustice to Bill Jones OF
Tom Smith.
Our columns are just now particularly
crowded, and our friends must pardon us
for excluding their contributions which we
regard as unimportant. We have never
received the proceedings of the Alexandra
convention, which nominated for the Senate
the editor of this paper, and we regarded
it as great piece of neglect. - hsn
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THE RULING PASSION Saturday
morning, while gang of penitentiary
convicts were going to their work on the
Capitol Square, one of them stole pair OF
shoes from the basket of passer-by, near
the corner of Franklin and Fourth streets.
The owner discovering his loss, went back
in search of the missing article, and found
it carefully secreted in the bosom of one
of the zebras.
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LovENsTEIN ACCUSED -"The Conscr-
yatiyes of this (Jackson) ward are thorough
ly aroused" Thus speaks the Enqatc er.
Aroused for what? This ward, in which
the Democrats intentionally threw together
such a majority of Republican votes as gave
them the control of the City Council |!
Such talk is as ridiculous as that usually
indulged in by the partyl Conservatism
aroused in jackson wardl Dew tell. ~
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WYMAN.-The inimitable Wyman opens
at Metropolitan Hall tonight. He is in the
city, and the entertainments are certain to
come off as advertised in our columns, and
will far exceed in interest any heretofore
given in our city. Various valuable pre-
sents, including lady's gold watch, will
be given away at each performance.
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Dock COMMERCE. The following is a
list of the leading articles received into
Richmond for the fortnight ending Oct. 21st,
1871 80, 400 bushels of wheat, 2,662 tons
anthracite and bituminous coal, 1,579 tons
iron, $4,000 feet of lumber, $50 tons of
granite, $40 tons Of plaster, 2,450 sacks of
salt, 81 900 shingles, l 800 barrels of lime,
10 TONS gllanO. etc.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Owing to the non-arrival of Judge Bond,
the United States Circuit Court was not in
session to-day, as it was expected to be.
A telegram was received from the Judge
stating that he would be here in time to
open the court tomorrow at IL M.
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State aullrna1.
FREE DISCUSSION.

Under the dboce caption, sce cheesfully giUe space
To all articles suitable for publication, tohe'i eper
is possible to do so. We must not be considered
as endorsing or opposing the reaos Of those tohose
articles appear in his column, Ja.t simply as dest
rous Of encouraging discussion Of questions likely
TO eject public interest.
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THE GOVERNOR GROWING PueIL1s-

THE GOVERNOR GROWING PUGILIs-
TIc.-Governor Walker, in his speech at
Farmville, said: 81 can whip any man that
says Virginia has retrograded." Ugh! His
fighting qualities must have improved since
the war, or else Prince Edward furnished
material to arouse his passions. What a
pity! Who wants to fight?
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA Ca
NAL.-I'he following is a comparison of the
receipts of leading articles Of merchandise
at Richmond by the canal, for the three fis-
cal wears ending Sent. Both:
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BODY FoUND.-The body of Philip
Henry, the colored man drowned in the
canal, was recovered yesterday, the water
having been drained off for that purpose.
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CHANGE.-Mr. A. M. Bailey has again
resumed his connection with the Richmond
Enquirer, and is now the business manager
of that enterprising journal. We wish it
and him success.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.- =
The firm of Chandler, Morton Il Shields is
dissolved, as will appear by the notice pub
lished in this issue. Mr.. Shields retires,
and the old firm of Chandler & Morton con-
tinues as before. See their card.
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ATTENTION !-If any Republican has
changed his residence since the last regis
tration, let him not fail to be properly regis
tered previous to the coming election.
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IMPORTANT MEETING TONIGHT
The City Central Committee, will meet to-
night, at the usual hour at the. Custom
House. Every member is urged to be
present. NiA
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IF you have become 21 years old since
the last registration, you must register to-
day or tomorrow.
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JOHN W. wOLTZ, News and City Editor.
LOCAL MATTERS.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

For the Senate.
Hon ]. r. POPHAM, WILLIAM TROY,
SAMUEL L. ANNABLE.
For the House.
u. w. BOHANNON, @. S. MILLS,
HORACE J.. KENT, HENRY MILLER,
JOHN RANKIN.
For the House, from Henric0.
G. C. VINCENT. JOHN WOODW0RTH.
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MADISON WARD.-The Madison Ward
Republican Club will hold regular meet
ing at the Union Hotel tonight at o'clock.
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cludes dry goods, drugs, boots and shoes,
vehicles, liquors, etc. The miscellane-
Gus" includes groceries, provisions, agri-
cultural implements, etc.
1t will be observed there was a large fall
ing off both in receipts and shipments du-
ring the past fiscal year. This was occa-
stoned by the damage to the canal from the
"great flood" of October, 1871, whereby
navigation was suspended on part Of the
line for several months. An important
section-the North river-was only opened
about ten days ago to within eight miles of
Lexington.
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/ TTENTION, BUILDERs
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

- SAVE YOUR MONEY!
Gull and examine my large stock Of CRATE
FRONTS-the cheapest in the city. 49,.
PLUMBING, Thinning, GAS and STEAM
FITTING made specially at No. $50 Main and
100 Broad streets. w. j. ANDERSON.
10 l6--amA&w
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DAoIFIC INSURANCE. COMPANY 4
OF SAN FRANCISCO

Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia,
fU. S. bonds) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60,o00
Deposited with Comptroller of New
York;. 200, ,o00
Stockholders individually liable under State
law, adding $20,0O00oO additional security to the
Company
This favorite Company insures all kinds ofpro-
perty and merchandise against loss or damage by
fire and the perils of the sea, on the most favora-
BILE terms. I.fr
The Company makes PROMPT payment of
Chicago losses, and relnstates its capital 70 ONE
MILLION DOLLARS IN GOLD.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE CO.,
GO 2s-lw Agents. ll0S Main street.
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TERMS


DAILY-$6 per year; six months, S3; three
months, $3.50; month, so cents.
SEMI-WEEKLY-$2.5 80 per year; six months,
81 25; three months, 75 cents.
WEEKLY-Sl.50 per year six months, 70 cents
ne WEEKL Yand SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Clubs at eDtremsly toto rates.
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DIssOLuTION OF PARTNERsHIP.--

DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHrP.--The
Dpartnership heretofore existing between l..
IL, CHAsDLgR, ALFRED morton and l. HAYES
Shields, ii dissolved by mutual consent from and
after this date. The present business will he
closed up by the joint labors of the three meni-
bers of the firm. The old firm of CHANDLER
MORTON will continue business as heretofor O.,
and /. HAYES SHIELDS on his own account
The offices of all in Marshall Hall, corner Tent h
and Bank streets.
b October. 23d 1871 Zoe 23-2w
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Gpenina State So,irnat.

PUBLISHED
DAILY, SEMI-wEEzLY AND WEEKLY,
AZ No. 912k Main Street, Richmond, Va.
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+ JUDGE EWILLOUGHBY and COL. EDWARD
DANIELS will address their fellow-citizens at
the followin gplaces: AT tAlexandria-WED
DAY, October 25th.
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Ill. SHIELDS. ffI Eaa
j.. QATE OF CHANDLER, MORTON SHELps,)
ATTORNEY-AT-IAW,

AIIOhNEl -AI-l1AW,
Marshall Hall, C0raer Tenth and Bank Streets,
~ RICHMOND, VA.
Practices In the United States Courts.
Particular attention given to cases arising un-
der the United States Revenue Laws, and Bank
ruptcy.
Attorneys outside of the city can have their
Bankrupt cases here attended to promptly, and
carefully locked after, by corresponding with me-
thereby saving them the expense of visiting the
citv oe g-ts
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Lovettsyille-FRIDAY, Oct 9th, at T.. M.
Snickersyille- SATURDAY, Oct. 2sth, at 2. M.
Mddieburg--MONDAY, Oct. Soth, at A. M.
Aldie-MONDAY, Oct 30th, att L. M.
ton-WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1st, at r. M.
The Conservative candidates are invited to
Joint discussion.
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HON. CHARLES III. PORTER, author of the
Homestead Provision of the Constitution will
address the people on the political issues of the
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APPOINTMENTS FOR SPEAKING.

COL. EDWARD DANIELS will address the
citizens of the First Senatorial District ms fol-
lows:
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Gentlemen of the Democratic party are invi-
ted to join in the discussion of the issues of the
coming election