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To the totsrS of Frederick county,.

To the sotsrs Of Frederick county,
u ENTERTAINING the highest regard
lI and consideration for the decisions Of
political conventions. at the same time
believe that the selections of the Sherifalty
belongs to the people. l therefore appeal
to the voters of Frederick county, and ask
for their favorable consideration and sup
port at the ballot box in November next.
Should I be 90 fortunate rs to be elected, l
pledge myself to do Justice to the Office and
to the citizens Of the county individually
and collectively.
may eff JAMES STEVENS
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County Commissioners' Meeting.

OFFICE OF County CoMMrssroNERs,
Frederick, July 4th, 1871.
THB County Commissioners for Frede-
l. rick county will meet at their office,
in the Court House, on
MONDAY, the It'll day Of August, nert,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, for the transaction OF
County business generally. BY order,
july S5t JNO NEED, Clerk.
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MONTEREY HOUSE, Summit of the
1Xl Catoctin Mountain. HARRY YlNG-
LING, Proprietor Boarders taken by the
day or month. This is Lewis Ripples Gel
ebrated old stand. Beautiful scenery, ex-
cellent water, delightful views, healthy To-
cation. Easy of access from Mechanics-
town, Emmitsburg. Hageratown, Gettyr
burg and Waynesbcro.' Fare good and
terms moderate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

J: Yingling & Son are Offering spe-
cial Inducements. in Lace Shawls and Dress
aoods' Call and see them. july ST.
The best Cahcoes II cents, at J.
Iinghng d SONS: July e.St
SEFroN's MEDICINES. - Mr.. Andrew
Seton, OF this place, has for some years
manufactured at bis Laboratory, some val
liable Liniments and Domestic Medicines,
which are said to possess valuable curative
properties, and appear to meet with a
ready sale. His Lihimcnt fot Pains and
Bruises, Stings Of Bees, etc., stands uhr1.
vailed.
Splendid Syrups.
A fresh arrival Of Splendid Syrups
from the Eastern markets, at CHEW &
'STOCKSDALES, at 60 cents pet gallon.
All they ssk 10 FAIR TRIAL to insure
ss'es. may 27.tf
"a Jus7 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
German Tonic Bitten; Bogss' German
Tonic Bittes; Mnhler's Bitters; Vinegar
Bittes; Wizard Oil; also agent for DR..
Fahrneys celebrated medicines In pack
ages and bottles; just received and for sale
By DR. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
Water Street, Mechanicstown.
~ A superb article of French Black.
ing on hand. Call and see.
A LIBERAL OFFER.
~ We have been informed from
good authority that Chew 8 Stocksdale
offer to donate with good title TWO Bull.
DING LOTS, to any individual or company
who will erect building thereon, to cost
not loss than $4,000 to accommodate trav.
ellers and city guests with boarding. &c.,
&c. The time to "strike9 Is NOW while the
iron IL hot. The time to build is now be-
fore the summer solstice approaches. To
those who wish to put up paying Hotel
this is splendid offer. The brick and lum.
Der IL all here and the Hotel can be run up
in double quick time. They will give choice
of 80 lots. Here's an elegant chance to op.
crate In real estate in Mechanicstown.
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LNIME Old bourbon Whiskcy. - The
IL subscriber has just received from Ken
tuck a superior article Of Old Bourbon
Whisky, No ITO pure. For sale on liberal
rr-ns. Il. II. WILCOXON.
Frcdcrick city, Nav 2o-tf
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4 YER'S Sarsaparilla, Drs. D. & p.
n Fahfnev's Blood Cleanser; Swain's
Panacea, Railways Rcsolvent, Kenedy's
Medical Discovery. Jayne's Alternative and
every kind of Blood Purifiers for sale by
GILDS BROS.
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To Physicians.

T,HE subscriber has on hand in the
i Drug Store of Carrot & Co., corner
Of Market and Patrick streets, Frederick
Nd, = fine lot of
BOTTLES, JARS. SCALES.
GRADUATE GLASSES,
PILL TILES, ETC.
All of which will be sold low, as he is
anxious TO dispose of them.
July 8-4t JOSEPH B. CARROT.
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V|tSIT the Soda Fountain at
V GILDS BROS.
Mechanicstowh Building Association.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
IN connected With this association, that
meeting will be held on the 1st Saturday
night Of July, next, for the purpose of pay
ing up our monthly dues. Don't fail to
come forward and pay up. BY order,
june 24-2t SECRETARY.
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Executors Notice.
WILLIAM BEAM

DENSION Agent for the Soldiers Of the
! War Of 1S12-both for the Govern
mcnt of the United States and the State OF
MARYLAND. Office in Court etreet, Freder-
lex, Nd, near the Dill House. Claims
promptly attended TO- may 12tf
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LNOR the largest assortment Of Paints,
IL Oils, Glass Putty and Varnisles, cheap
for cash, go to GtLDS BROS.
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SUPPLIES,

We invite the attention Of FAMILIES.
HOTELS and EXCURSION PARTIES
to our superior facilities for supplying al
kinds Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, Ii.
|QUORS, CIGARS and TABLE GOODS
Of every description, at the very LOWEST
Goods are carefully packed and delivered
free Of charge, at depots. steamboats,, &C.;
and to any part of the city and suburbs.
r COURTNEY Il BROTHER.
Wine Dealers and GtocerA
Cor. Charles & Fayette Sts., Baltimore
Country dealers supplied on liberal terms
june 17.4w
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THE DAILY SUN, Sc A YRAn,

A preemipcntly. readable Newspaper. With .the
largest circulation IN tho world. Free. lAds-
pendent and d, issre :r IN politics. Al sss asMEs
60 cents month. Or o6 year.
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ENOR Patent and Family Medicints of all
IL kinds, go to GILDS BROS.
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MORE SUMNER GOODS!
COME AND SEE!

COME AND SEE!
OUR NEW SPRING GOODSl!
ANDkRa d LtcHTNER,
Union Bridge, Carroll County, Nd,
HAVE just returned with good assert
LII ment Of we'll selected Goods from
Philadelphia and Baltimore Our stock
consists Of
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS,
such as Ladies' Dress Goods, Prints, Elan.
nels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans, &c. Also,
Notions,
g R q @ III u I @g,
Hardware, Queensware, and all articles
generally kept in tirst-class country store.
We have good stock of Ready.made
Clothing; Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ladies'
Gaiters Gloves, &c, and are prepared to
offer these goods at
REDUCED PRICES.
The public is respectfully invited to call
and see our stock. as We are determined TO
sell as low as the lowest.
ap22-2m ANDERS & LtGuTNER
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CHANGE OF BASE
THE EAGLE PERMITS LITTLE
BIRDS TO SING"
THOMPSON REpMoN,

THOMPSON REDMON,
lately from Frederick city,,
las opened BARBER SHOP on
Ill Main street, Id Mechanicstown, one
door North Of Geo. II. Johnson's store, the
building known as MARBLE HALL"
where he is prepared to display the tonso-
rial art in
HAIR CUTTING d i9IIA WING
AND SHAMPOONING
in 1rst-class style. lie invites the public
to give him call
Hair and Whiskers dyed on reasonable
terms. Boot Backing also attended to.
Gs-shop open at all hours during the
doy and evening. msr-4tf
FOR sALE.-Owing To indispensable
engagements, the subscriber offers for sale
bis elegant BARBER SHOP, supplied in
full fashion with "razers keen as e'er was
seen" and all the implements, looking
glasses, cosmetics, &c, &C., fer a complete
outfit. Elegant stand for barber. Money
can be made here. Now is the time to buy
Terms-CASH. T. REDMO n.
June loft
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TERMS TO CLUBS,

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SCN.
rive copies. one year. separately addressed,
-Four Dollars.
Ten copies; ono year. separately addressed (and
IN extra copy to the getter no Of clubl.
Eight Dollars.
Twenty COPIES ono year. separately addressed
taud an extra copy to the getter up Of club.
Fifteen DOllars.
Fity copies. one year, to one addrese tapd tho
Semi. Weekly one year 70 .gctter up ofclub),
Thirty.thrco Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed land
the Semi Weekly one year to Ketter uC OF club.
Thirty.6ve Dollars
One hundred eopies one year, to one address
land the Daily for ono year to the getter up Of
club. Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies, ono year. separately ad.
dressed lant the Daily for one year to the fetier
mp OF club, sixty Dollars
THE SEMI.WEEKLY Sun.
Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight D0NaYsa
Ten copies. one year. separately addressed (snd
IN extra copy to getter up OF cluh),
sixteen DoIlnrs.
SEND YOUR MONEY
m Poee once orders. cheoks, or drafts on Rev
York, wherever convenient. II not. then regblef
the letter. containing money. Address
Nv. NGLAND. Publisher.
f1p office, New Ecrk City.
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FOR Hair Tonics, Ambrosias, Restorers
IL Vigons, Clcansers and Dyes, go to
GILDS BROS.
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ENOR pure Drugs, Chemicals, Dye stuffs,
u &C., goto GILDS BROS.

ENOR Hollands, Mishler's, brakes, Hos
- letters California and all other kinds
of Bitters, go to GtLDS BROS.
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CTATIoNERY, Pens, Holders, Inks,
- Pencils &C., for sale by.
GftDS BROS.
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LNOR ready-made Clothing of the latest
Il styles, new and cheap cote
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TOMB5, Brushes. Soaps, perfutnety,
" Powders Cosmetics the finest assert.
ment in town, at GILDS' BROS.
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sy FARMERS who want GOOD
MOWER AND REAPER to cut all con-
titions of Grass and Grain, Lodged or
Standing, wet or dry, without Interrupt
ton to the machine, or loss of time to the
operator, and light draft to the horses, buy
Valley Chief, machinc destined to be-
come one of the most popular in the colln-
ty. Additional improvements for 1871,
keeping time with the progress OF the age.
STEWART d PRICE are the Agents in
Frederick, Nd
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Spring and Summer Goods.

IGRTEFUL for the very liberal patron.
Ut age heretofore extended to me by a
generous public, l would respectfully call
their attention to my large and extensive
atock IF
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LNOR Ladies' Dress Goods and Parasols
IL 90 to r. WHITES
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J: Yingling & Son are Offering spe-
cial Inducements in Lace shawls and Dress
Goods. Cali and see them. July st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
The General Assembly.

Since our list was made out we have re-
eeiyed rolurns fom several counties.
Colonel TESDLEToS Is defeated In the
Bo,ctourt district, and Mr.. LINKENHoKER
in Botciourt county. w. NJ. LAKELAND
.lccccds the former. and JOHN B. ALLAN
the hitter. Both are Independent Conser-
valves.
.Accomac--E. r. Bagwell and S. u.
Fletcher elerlcd-both Conservatives.
observation-disclosures Noble, Radical.
Cnvrol-Martin Dalton. Conservative.
Charles City and New Kent-W. Il. Pat
tc!>ou, Radical.
Lliz beth City and Warwick - K. S.
} ne<, negro lRadical).
Gloucester Warner I. Jones, Conserya-
tive.
Isle OF Wight. ". Lawson, Conserva.
I've.
King and Queen-Grcsham, Conservative.
Mccklenburs--G. W. Young. Radical.
Matthcws-r. j. Christian, conservative.
MIddeseN-L. c. Brlstow, Independent
Conservative.
Princess Aune-Edward james, Conser.
valve.
f;appshsnnocb--G. Miller, Conservative
Richmond county-Dr. w. w. Douglass
Radical.
Smyth-N. Z. ST. John, Conservative.
Tazeweil-H. Bowen, Conservative.
Wythe-Joseph j. Graham, Conservative
Making tue totals in the House OF Dele
gates : Conservatives, 80; Radicals, 30
independent Conservatives, 4. Not hear
from. 10,
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said annexation !, said Committees, n.ee =.
such conference, to report Tue rssnas se a.,
sa,d copference to the Council ana Iius.e s.,
of piehrnond and Manchester, ana upuu
the retention of said report ehess t t,r,har
hie hodiee ire requested to take sucn IuIIntI
stems in The premises as msy, ,, ~ tha
o he necessary to accomplish Tue
desired object" A.. co,,ou,ro
Mr. ". G. Taylor offered the ioi'ow VIM
Mr. ~ end resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted .,.,o,,
8. tUhareas a numerously-signed petltlon
r. Nv cjtizens and taxpayers of the toWu
W Nc has been presented 70 tnis
Hodv asking the appointment OF commit-
t IVY - confer with and to request the ap-
va of q similar committee by me
Councii of the city off Richmond on Tue
eoxnediency of annexation of this town 10
The said city, and to report TO thelr re-
unectiye bodies the basis OF sucn anneAa-
lion. &c. he 1t therefore ;.
:" Resolred. That in conformity 10 sala
netition the President OF The BOARD VI
Trustees appoint n committee OF nve, con,
silting If three members of the Board and
two rftizens. for the purpose Indicated.
:" pesoIrpd That the said committee
tr,nsmit TO the Council OF the city OF kicn-
mond a COPY of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions, accompanied by the petl-
ton aforesaid, and respectfully request
that body to appoint committee for slml'
lar purposes"
On motion. the following gentlemen were
nominated and elected as such com
mittec Peter D. Mckinney, VIM. q. lay
Tor, L. \. Chiles, j. II. Hatcher, and Z. =.
NrRan
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IMPORTANT Action OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE Town OF MANCHESTER
ANNEXATION COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO Con-
FER WITH LIKE COMMITTEE FROM THE CITY
COUNCIL OF RICHMoND.-At q called meet
ing OF the Trustees Of the Town of Man
chester held last evening at TX O'clock
present Messrs. p. D. Mckinney tpresi.
ient), William G.. Taylor, l.. Il. Chiles, A.
D. Fowler, George N. Wilson, and NV.
Crow-the following petition, signed by a
large number of the citizen taxpayers
nr the town, was presented and received
"Io the President and Members of the
Honorable Board Of Trustees Of the Torn
of Manchester:
eve, the undersigned, citizens of Man.
chester, teelinE.that the time has arrived in
the history both OF Manchester and Rich
mond when their combined interests de.
mand grave consideration OF the subject
OF the annexation of Manchester to the
city of Richmond, and believing that the
public spirit which is now being mani.
tested by the citizens of each place indi.
Gates clearly that this is au appropri-
ate time for the consideration OF this
subject most respectfully ask that your
honorable body Will appoint a committee
Of five, selected from the citizens Of the
town, who shall be empowered to confer
with similar committee appointed by the
City Council OF Richmond, chosen from
among the citizens, as to the expectancy OF
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NE MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
ERY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND HTRANGEES COMING
TO THE FAM.

7. K. PRICE 6 co. ere again in market and
by steamers and press daily are adding largely
to their extensive st5ck Of STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every noTelty in the dress line is now
coming; also, CLUhKS and SHAWLS fox fall
anu winter, In endless variety.
Piaiu aod Plaid Freu ch and Irish Popl!ns,
Diagonal Popl!ns, every shade and quality;
Cashmeres and Ierinos, all qualities;
Black Gro Gralu and Bonnet silks, low baR-
gains;
Fancy Colored Silks, plain and striped;
Ottomans, Satin Lustres, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, BomtsziIe Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Velours and Preach Popiins, Ottonans
Tamise, lmperatrice. Gro De Nice,
Gro De Athens, Double Mohairs, Alpacas,
Bombazines French and Englfshl.
Crane Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &c.
IN STAPLES:
Blankets. FaDnels, Linens: Cotton and Linen
meres. Yesttngs, Gents and LaGles' Shirts and
Drawers, Socks Stockings. Bosoms, &C., &C.
All of which will be sold Mt small profits, and
every article guaranteed OF best quality. NO spe-
cial list OF p-ices gwen, but let sensible people
Judge for themselves. T. x. PalCG q CO
ocl7 1lol main, corner Eleventh street.
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BIG SANDY RAILRoAD.-We understand
that work was not commenced on the Big
Sandy road Monday, Us was previously an
nounced. From statements which we deem
reliable 1t appears the contractor on the
first eight miles Of the road had made par
tai contracts with the colorcd population
to work on the road, but at late hour on
Saturday he was informed by some Of the
"colored gem'en" that they would not work
for less than $2per day ; upon the receipt Of
which information the contractor stepped
upon the cars of the X. &. Il. r. and has
gone to New York for laborers, an abun.
dance OF whom he can get at $l.25 to 81 80
per day. Lexington (ky.l Observer.
This verifes our statement in yesterdays
Dispatch that the work on the Lexington
and Big Sunday road would be Immediately
pressed with great energy with view to
the completion OF the road by the time the
Chesapeake and Ohio road is finished. Mr..
HUNTINGTON has no idea of waiting at the
shores of the Ohio for the completion of
extensions OF his line. He wants the cur
rents of trade through Kentucky and Ohio
to flow along his road TO Richmond at
once.
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Governor Palmer

We rather think that Governor PALMER
Iin1s little sympathy amongst the northern
people. His voice is like the voice of one
crying IN The wilderness, falling upon the
ears oil wild animals, that neither under.
stand nor heed him. ALI his truislns about
the constitutional powers of the Govern.
mtp', and all his arguments showing the
usurpatlon and unwarranted interference
o! General SHERIDAN in Chicago, will attract
but little attention; aud, what is more, il
nng step is taken to bring the General be.
fore any tribunal TO answer for his action
Il will he treated with contempt. The day
Is past when q State could do such thing
aS that. The men at the head of the
Government have no respect for the Consti.
tuition, aud, if it were possible, they would
have less for State, In all future issues
between State and the Federal Govern.
ment the State viii be compelled to 60 to
tue wall, unless, indeed, there IL a revolu.
ton backwards, for which there is no
strong reason to hope. ..
Governor PALMER himself has gone a
long way with so.called Republicanism
and could no doubt be convicted out Of hi,
own mouth, as he has doubtless sustained
luany acts Of the Government in its polio,
towards the South that utterly destroy
States rights. Herein is the great error Of
The northern States. They have gone toe
far in ,ae hour OF passion, aud have raised
up power In Washington that annihiateS
pf n 90 NJ
the South. They VIII say the " exigency !"
was theig justification--an1 so will General
SHERIDAN say. Here's cxigency for ext.
seney; and Governor PALMER win be SIM
ply told to mind his own business, and
SHERIDAN viii 60 bis ways with the appro-
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DfED.

On the 10Th instant. 9. 9, s slSss = Fl sii "
rETIls x a; il s she was hshg ssssssa
nv ali Who knew be-. She was kin Saus sb TO-
ton ate Wife and leaves oegoS riends to mourn
retier with many relatives anu
t5eir LOSE. .,,,.ncss of the family,
ioss,ses nv TiIa Mrs. H. A. kins IRE .,
s.snd ;Ss'6aa.. T chaie 81
II o'clcck A. NJ. A.,
hsr rdsr or hear. disease Mrs nAEnAth
BA f SeSss: in ths list year OF her age
of County Clare pIace feom her late resi-.
Her IN fn" sNphY Ssr ios
friend snd and . ilT o. invited 10
attend without further no.ice.
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1t is stated on the authority Of an officer
of the Pennsylvania railroad that the
.1feedel" which now runs to Uniontown,
Pa, will be extended to the West Virginia
State line for the purpose of connecting
with the projected Northern and Southern
West Virginia railroad, q line designed to
run from the Pennsylvania line to Charles
ton, West Virginia, and thence into Ken
lucky.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson is to 60 to Column
bias. e., to defend the kukluX prisoners
to be tried there at the November term Of
the United States Circuit Court.
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The ignorant, brutal blackguards VINO
surround the polls and prevent their oppo,,
ncuts from voting by force at some "aro
nrecinct are innocent and harmless com.
Dared with men who, solemnly sworn to
uphold n republican constitution, delibe-
ritcly trample upon Its letter ana spiflt'
cheating the people Of the light OF seli-go-
vernmen MT through the jugglery of ger1yman-
Iering. We proclaim again our pui pose TO
denounce our own rogues. Show Us the par
ticular man who wrongs the people or
detrauds The Government, prove the spe-
:iiic case, and no party ties shall cause us
No refrain from deIounlin2 Lim.-S!dtc
Journal.
Well, sir, we take YOU ut your word, and
proceed to test your mettle. CHARLES Il.
PORTER, LEWIS LINDSEY. s. +. MADDOX,
and 10. Cox we're four Of the men who
made the most infamous gerrymander ever
made in Virginia. Examine the apporuon'
ment In the Constitution and ego for
'cm." Wen back you.
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THE TRIUMPH IN RICHMoND.-Tbe election
Of the Conservative ticket in Richmond by
over eleven hundred majority with our
former townsman Gilman in the lead) is
one of the greatest triumphs that has enured
to the party in the State.
Ii Conservatives anywhere have merited
the plaudit Of "well done," the brave
spirits of Richmond come in as the silver
lining of the great cloud made up of heroic
victories all over the State. They had Il
double-breasted fight of it, which would
have dismayed less valiant hearts, but from
the very start they hotted "fail" from
their vocabulary, and we see what deter
mined men can do when they will to do.
All honor and Immortality Of fame belongs
to the Conservative party of Richmond. a
clear gain of nine hundred, with the GUS
tom-house, post-oftice, bankrupt courts, and
all other federal appliances at hand, is q
victory which the party surely has right
not only to teel proud of, but Of which to
boast. Let the welkiu Iing.-Freder7cks
burq Herald.