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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16
Me- THE BEST BARGAINS YET

~ THE BEST BARGAINS YET
200 LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at l9c. worth
2oc. and 25c.;
! 900 pairs Ted ENGLISH CUFFS, entirely
new shapes and neatly braided, at Is, 30, and
ssc-Just half the value;
1000 DISIITY BANDS at loe. worth go.
Now style INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs ct 40c.
worth SOC.
LINEN sIIRT-BoSoMs al 25, 30, as. 10, and sOc.--
very cheap;
EMBROIDERED LINEN EDGINGS ut q, 90, and
ssc.-usul price soc. per yard;
CROCHET EDGNGs, twelve yards In piacs st
CSC, worth 81. per yard; g.
CROCHET EDGLNGs, twelve yards IN piece, a,
asc., worth loe. q yard;
DnITY RUEFLE at 2Se.;
DIMITY RUFFLE, with edge, at esc. worth Soc
Handsome BRAIDED SETS OF COLLARS and
CUFFS at 75c. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1215 Main street.
Don't forget the great elosing-out sale of DRESS
GOODS at reduced prices. jals
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We will attend to the Dispatch more fully
in coed time, and in no hypocritical way,
either. Our stock Of hypocrisy Is TOO small
to make it q matter Of trade, and we presume
the Dispatch was honest when Ii Sal0 II
svaated none.-Stdte Journal.
We supposed that the State JouraG! would
not be ready to answer at once, and without
qualification or cquivocation. We shall not
complain. We want its best thoughts. Let
it read srMSgR's bill, and then tell us what it
thinks Of that precious document.
The Journal, however, whilst unwilling
to commit itself to the support of the bill In
question, pretty plainly shows that its SYM
pathies are not with the white people. Here
is specimen sneer
"Tls Is Ineligible rs an announcement
OF the principles Of the Dispatch; and from
the tone which IL assumed Ia apparently
deemed unanswerable and conclusive of the
whole matter; but Oh one point we are tei'
in doubt. The negro Is assigned his separate
position In hotel, theatre, church, and lis
body finally buried in separate cemetery.
"So much for the mortal frame of the
negro: but what Of the immortal soul? Is
the spirit of the deyout Christian, whose
body In life swears the dusky livery of the
sun to seek separate abode in the heavenly
home to which 1t wings its flghts Wcpaust
for n reply"
Gop made the differences which exists be-
tween the whites and the blacks III this
world. We did not make them but we take
them as we ind them and treat these diff
fercnces as facts. The Journals question
does not disturb our cquanimity. 1t is In
pertinent--tl.at Is, not pertinent to the issue
It Is q sort Of triiling with sacred things
which Will find no encouragement III the
column Of this paper.
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RitI,n,ond lispatth.
r,-rco,y JANUARY 10, 1872
-s..,a, 1oint Resolution.

r,. p;,, ~ Rights of Virginia, which Is
~ n .n he = mar, of tie Constitution, de-
o,.res tbat "thc legislative, executive anu J"'
q dlc;,, powers should be separate ana uis-
o.;nc.n The same Constitution pfo'iI0'
tina: il ans bill or resolution passed Wy lns
GENERA, Assembly "shall not DO returned os
~tbe Governor within FIVE days (s''noa!S GA
"cepted) after i. shall have been presented ~
chin, the same shall be a law IN IKE hnunei
"as e he had signed 1t, unless the Aes,sa'-
atnre shall. By their adjournment, prevent ~. :,
areturn in which case 1t shall not pea NV VA
Now, supposing that the Les's'a'ui' on n,,,l
the day before It's Christmas recess .o.A
ns,cod nassed an act to relieve the ss'fe''e'
of some shcrig, and the Governor '.''' -
t,,-,c1 q approyed four days after inc ~
assembling Of that body, II IS c''oei, 'A"'
tho sberif's s,rrcties would De oeep'! III
,G,.sted in knowing whether the ae1 hau ot-
oor,o law or not. But there is scarcely one
of the many good lawyers in the oeneia'
Assembly who would tell him that this ques'
t,on could be decided by ti.l body. II Il
question purely judicial. 1t cannot Oe eo'',
st,tuf;onalIy decided outside OF court p
Justice. II the General Assembly were w
de,sde il. their decision would not only ho'
DO binding upon the courts, but no Juuse
would look to joint resolution or all act VI
Assembly to ascertain the meaning Oh 'n'
constitutional provision Oh the SUBJECT
More: If the Judges decision did not co-
,nc;dc with the opinion of the General AS
seubly, the former would not only rehoe'
ths latter nugatory, but would place inc
Ieo,.lsturc in q very dIsagreeable at'i'u"e'
ylthstanding that these are unoeflao'e
f,cts the Legislature has passed just sucn u
resolution as we are commenting On. It's
esfcc, will of course be nothing. 1t will not
bind any court, nor, indeed, any person. 10
he sure, the Legislature may well inquire
tr,o tha matter; because It could easily make
lcw, of the hpscd bills If 1t desired SO 10 40
by requesting them and getting the Governor
TO sign them. But If 1t was Intended by Tie
massage OF the joint resolution of which we
are speaking TO establish precedent OF "
teach future Legislatures that they may salelv
assume that recess does not run against inc
lansing clause of the Constitution, then the
action of the Legislature amounted to just
nothing ut all and we can only express our
surprise that any lawyer could ever have sup
posed for moment that that body is author
ICED TO express judicial opinion rs to the
meaning of constitutional provision, and
that. too, when 1t is itself one OF the parties
concerned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

~ DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
GRAY-sTRIPED PoPLINs, al silk and wool, at
75c. worth 81 per yard;
Pure WOOL SATTEENS at &c. worth IL per yard +;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at 50, 90, and 1Oc.;
CORDED POPLIN, oil pure silk and wool, OF s!
worth $3.50;
Double-width ALPACA all colors, ut CSC. worth &c.,
Pure WOOL PLA1Ds Ut s5c., would be cheap at 81
per yard;
Handsome DIAGONAL-TWILLEDP LAIDS at 7S
and aoc. worth 20 and SOC. per yard.
Many othor styles Of DRESS GOODS, ell OF which
are being offered at extremely low prices to close, as
ne are determined not to carry any over the season.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
TARLETANs iu all qualities and colors. jala
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How 1t Looks to q Radical.
Iu UH u HIHUu1 8 I
A NICE SET !!

The present Legislature presents a most
pitiabie spectacle to the world. The triumph
OF .tall the factions was announced as the
success Of the white citizens, who toated
all the deceney, responsibility, intelligence,
and honor of Tirginial Q, yes, they were
as pure as morning dews, as brilliant as the
sun, and far SURPRISING In wisdom the wise
Eing Solomon,
We were duh Of faith, and could not see II
then, and only wondered what the white
men would dol Never did it enter our pate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16
MARRIED.

On the evening of the 4th Of January, NJ the house
OF the brides father, by tho Rev. Mr. ShacEleford
Miss LEE A. NEWMAN and Dir. O. A-BURGES;
all Of King william county.
December nth, BY Rev. c. c. Cronin, Of Baltt.
more, j. r. CUMBEA to Miss KATIE G. HOLMES
hoth of Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

~ JANUARY, 1871.
GREAT BARGAIEs IN DRY GOODS
- CoLoRED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS,
LINENS, 60
T. &. PRICE & CO.,
In accordance with their usual custom at this season
will sell upon their rear counter
MANY VERY DECIDED BARGAINS
In FALL and WINTER POPLISS also, goods foz
Ladies and Misses suited for eariv spring.
These goods desirable IN overy respect and outy
sold to reduce stock.
WIN be included in the lot,
BLACK AOHARS and ALPAcAs-slways In &c
quest.
Also, some fine Jobs in
LINENS, TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, &C., foa
housekeeping purposes. @4s
Their stock Is fresh and attractive being kent m
all the time
Just opened, BY steamers and express, SD
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's ED GLOVHs, very
best;
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and SETS,
MOURNING Wells and COLLARS,
BLANKETS,
FLAENELS,
BROWN and BLEACHEp coTToNs
sHEETINGs,
DIAPERS,
DOYLIES, a., &c.
7. Il. PRICE 8 CO,
taD U01 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

BrTLER's BlIL.-Ihe telegraph tells us
that BUTLER TnE BEAST Oh yesterday intro
duced into the House OF Representatives
clean amnesty bill--one relieving even JEFF.
DAVIS, we suppose, from his political dlsa-
bilities. As BurLIE is reputed to be GRANT
man, and both are known to be not particu.
hrly friendly towards SUMNER, 1t Il possible
that the two hive entered into a conspiracy
to flank SUMNER, and Increase GRANTS popu-
hrity among the whites Of the South In pro-
portion as SrAsER, by advocating his sup
Elementary civil rights blu, shall increase his
own among the negroes. We would prefer
GRANT without that bill to SUMNER with It.
So would almost every white man IN the
South. We know that SUMNER is bitter
enemy of GRANTS; and We are satisfied that
he is pressing his Objectionable bill as much
for the purpose Of annoying GRANT rs for any
other reason. II he thinks he Is thereby
commencing himself to the real people Of the
South he is egregiously mistaken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

GOVERNOR CoNLEY.-It seems that after all
Governor CosLEY Is nothing but scalawag.
He has pardoned Ex-Governor BULLOCK be-
fore conviction. The ktteg was Indicted last
January and again last October. The charge
n embezzisment. CosLyY pardons him,
80 be says, beeause BULLOCK could not secure
Gsir trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16
NEW-YEAR'S BARGAINS.

BLACK ALPACAs worth eea, IS, SHE, ard 81, q;
90, 90, e5, and s5c.;
sATTEENs, al colors, wosth 81 at CSC. per yard;
IRISH POPLINS worth :? per yard OF $l.sI
JAPANESE DRESSES worth sI2 at So per pattern
81 BLACK vELvETEEy reduced to s1.So,
sl.5o BLACK VELVETEEN reducedto Sl-25,
Il BLACK VKLvETEEN reduced to ssc., fnE.'
PLAID POPLENS, s.s-s &".Er@
BLACK and COLORED SuKS, ~. s.:...
BLACK FRENCH MERISOES,
eros DE ZURICH, TAMIsE CLOTHS, -
ENGLISH and FRENCH PoPLINs and Mo.
qL5Aks, sHAwLs, BLANKETs. ~ :.
QUILTS, WATERPROOF CL0TIR,
SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR, .....-... ...-
CASSIAfERES, 60
DOESKINS, 1a i-.T-
DR0ADCLOTHS, ..-,-.
now offered at greatly reduced prices they till be
sold at and below cost rather than be carried aver
WILLIAM THALHIMEK & SONS,
ial No. U01 Broad, corner Sixth stseet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16
DIED,

In this CITY, Mt the residence Of her father, ELLEN
GRAHAM wife of William A. Anderson, Of Leg
ington, Va, daughter Of Joseph K. and Lorah E.
Anderson, In her twenty third year:
Her funeral Will take place from st. Paurs church
TO-DAY, january ID, ut II u.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
woo1LEN MILLS,

eTl support during the pAst year, we beg 10 aeiro
them that, regardless Of the heavy advance In the
price Of WOOL shall spare no effort to Inerfr t.ir
confidence and patronage, and TINT Z
{. THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD =
Of our fabrics shall not only be maintained, but with
Increased facilities and rigid adherence to our rule OIL
GOOD 3rATERIAL ONLY,
we hope 10 establish for them national reputation.
For sale in Richmond by
I.C. COURTNEY & SON,
THOMAS r. PRICE 8 CO.,
DUCKWALL S ROUSs, +.,.5
BREEDEN & FOX, :. is.ss,s r.
ISAAC Styles,
- 'a LEVY BROTHERS,
jals CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN g. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

Valley. Major DowSER will conta"0 "
edit the paper. A. rs.ex
J. G. CANNON has retired ifoni 'uo -,
Gazette, which will be published here'1'e'
by A. r. MIoou, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

NRwssArEE CgANoEs.-Rev. L. L. BAff1sr
has purchased an interest ip the Roanoke
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DRY Gse,Opa.

WTE ARE sELLING A WOOL CAR
Y fsPET at SOC. worth Oh gorge
isrfAWLs at Sg.s1worts$t;
SHAWLS ss So worth st97s-
The best TOWELS In the city at 25c.
Ladlas' itest quality BLACK and COLOREDsIIh
HOSE at 81 worth 822S;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS good and cheap;
Gents HANDKERCHIEF, hemmed and In Tue
Gents good MERINO SHIRTS for 81;
SARATOGA TRUNKS at s. and $50: 20
OIL-CLCTHs and 6IL-CLUTH RUGS.
IA Is &$5 DUCKWALL4 r. R0USSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16
NJ sHAWLs! sHAWLs! sHAWLs!

Handsome STRIPED sHAwLs at 81, sold a few
weeks ago at S.; il
SQUARE SHAWLS at sl.fs and 81 worth $50;
DOUBLE and TWIST LONG sHATLs st Slso
worth IS, ind cheap at that;
Small SKIRTS for the house at 7sc. and 81;
BROCHE sIIA Wis In great variety at
Jals LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16
wHoUsEKEEPING ARTICLES.

NT HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
LINEN and COTTON sHEETING and PILL Ow-
CASE COTTON aud LINEN in all qualities;
BLEACHED, BROWN, PINK, GOLDEN FLAX,
and TURKEY-RED NAPKINS and TABLE
CLOTHS;
Genuine DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS, from two to ave yards long;
CRASH, HUCKABACK, and DIAPER TOWEL
LING;
DAMAsK, HUCKABACK, DIAPER, and RUSSIA
LEVY BROTHERS, 81
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Remember the closing sale of DRESS GOODS
ia 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

GENE THREAD.--Just rev. a6azsss>
- ceived, 5000 pounds OF SEINE -
THREAD Of all Nos. and qualities, and for sale low,
ut L. LICHTEESTEINH.
importer Of Seine Thread and dealer TMtncs
Ropes, Cotton Yarns, &C., HOS and 1707 Frankiin
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16

NJ WALKING SUITS FOR GIRLS at
manufacturer cost. These suits Tads mp IN the
latest styles, and will be sold regardless Of cost to
close out what we have left.
ia LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-16
IsrvER AND OCEAN sTEanrpa.

--.-.S>.1 ee-xss
DHnADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1ssse
llsh P seET aIka s5BEEfhfsHIr sA.ss
WEEK--sseaIdc NORFOLK, EMPIRE and 4
ST. GREEN. composing this line. Will leave RIcb.
s ,snd. eSer "a M9ASDn and THqRspAY ii
and SATURDAY Mt the same honf, alternately.
Freigh@ received daily Sundays exceptedj for ali
parts Of IPennsylyania. NeE Jersey: and Delaware
oa Tg 81 ii sorfSR e. moderate
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals ara
W: P. PORTER, Agent,
wLIlH as ~ r pSff 'tsse CO Richmond na.,
No. 70 South Wbaryes
.sE - 20. = North Wharyss. Philadelphia.
TSR NEW YORK.--OLD DO. -ccse
u AuNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ETI,
The sdc-wbeei steamships WYASoKE. Isl e
BELL; SARA SAIEAToGA. EIAGARA, AHsEsIisspAf 1s
Point and Richmond. every TUESDAY. THii,S- Y
ss% ~ : fsbA I'd E ssS
These ships are entirely new. They haye eie1,,,
AID attention, are unsurpassed.
ern and European ports. ~ S'u'o'
81 one ff fsa cRsS o'a &c e. At Gee 9yA
* JOHN ": WYATT, Are,,
my2s No.3 Governor Ms s,res.
TMPORTANT TO WEsTERNe.-n
i = .-.s-sz SHIPPERS.
THE PoWHATAN STEAMSHIP COHFaST4
/ 80 81 AND THE
- BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANIES THROUGH LINE
TO THE WEST
offer superior inducements 70 shippers Of TOBACCO
WHISKEY, BACON. CANDLES, &C, TO and ~
the West at low rates, quick time and less hsndT]n
than any other line.
Ali western and eastcrn-bound freight tcl,ve-o, ;,
and received from on board the cars OF the Rll;i
aud Ohio Railroad Company Mt Locust Po,nt .aG
North Carolina railroad, Jacksons wharf. So 49,.
transfer by dIays and exposure to weather IA Raj:
more. ..g-.
Through bills Of ladinz given on all shipments,
my E- WILLIAM P. BRETT. ActE,'
TOR LIVERPOOL AND -s:t.sa
4 -QUEENsToWN, INsIA;N LINE OF 49,
MAI. STEAMERS, SAILING FROM NV
2. . YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currp.,
First Cabin..............$7s SteeraSe..
To Londo n..............s So To London. ....,,:
TO Puris 90 To PART. :.
Tickets sold 10 and from England, Ireland, and H.
Continent, at moderate rates
For further information apply at the Couospv,
Offices. JOHN G. DALE. Agent,
!. Is Broadway, New York or %
~.Is".E JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
+ 5e24 -.-.-.a.g Richmond. IS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-22
WHY Animals Need Salt.

Prof, James H. johnson, of Scotland,
says that half the saline matter of the
blood (75 per cent? consists of common
salt, and as this partly dissolved every day
through the skin and kidneys, the neces-
sity of continued supplies of it to the
healthy body is sufficiently obvious. The
bile also contains soda Zone of the ingre-
dients of salt as special and indispens-
able constituent, and so do all the carti-
lagos of the body. Stint the supply of salt,
and neither will the bile be able to proper
ly assist digestion, nor the cartilages to
be built up again as fast as they naturally
waste. 1t is better to place salt where the
stock can have free access to it than to give
it occasionally in small quantities They
will help themselves to what they need, if
allowed to do so at pleasure, otherwise
when they become salt hungry, they take
more than is wholesome.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-22
Raspberry Culture,

We are asked in regard to the culture of
the raspberry, why it is just before the
berries fully mature a great many seem
to dry up on one side, while the other
seems comparatively good and sound. and
goes on ripening, but of course only pro
ducing an imperfect berry. We give as a
reason, and true one, that the vine lacks
moisture at the roots, either because the
earth is naturally too dry for the raspberry,
or 1t is oyerrun with grass and weeds that
are extracting the moisture from the soil
that ought to go to nourish the plant. The
raspberry is decidedly a surface feeder, so
that weeds and grass act directly upon the
sources of nOurishment. It is for this
reason that stirring the ground deeply DUR
ing the fruiting season is injurious, be-
cause 1T destroys great number of the
fine surface roots, which are the chief feed
ers of the plant. Probably none of the
small fruits or berries are so much bene-
fitted by a liberal mulching of coarse ma
nure, straw, leaves or sawdust, as the rasp-
berry. 1t keeps the ground moist at the
surface, and if thick enough will keep
down nearly all the weeds. Next to mulch
ing, u judicious irrigation, particularly
during the season of the ripening of the
fruit, will be very certain to insure good
crop of sound berries OH rich and other
wise suitable soil.-Pacfc Rural Press.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-22
Lazy Farmers.

Laziness prevents man from getting
off his horse to put up the first rail that
gets knocked off the fence and through
this lazy neglect whole field of corn is
seriously damaged.
Laziness keeps man from driving one
nail when one would do, and finally costs
carpenters bill for expensive repairs.
Laziness allows gate to get off of the
hinges and in the mud, or stand propped
by rails-ora stable or barn to leak and
damage hundreds of dollars worth of pro-
vender. -.
Lazirless, in short, is the right and prop
er name for nine-tenths of the excuses
given for bad farming.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-22

SPANISH BUTCHERY IN CUBA.-A Gu
ban letter states that two hundred Span
iards surprised a camp of twenty-five
women, six children and twelve old men,
in the woods between Guantanamo and
Arroyo, and massacred all of them. The
Spaniards subsequently were pursued by
Cuban Revolutionists, and many of them
killed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-22

SORE-SHOULDERED MULE.-T think the
following is better than the one given by
1T. B. Co." Meadville: To two quarts of
white oak bark liquid, add two ounces
sulphate of zinc; battle the part affected
night and morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-22

HoMEoPATHY.-The twenty-ninth an
niversary and the twenty-fifth session of
the American Institute of Homeopathy
will be held in Lincoln Hall, Washington,
d. c., commencing May q, 1872, and con-
tinue four DAYS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

1Hb MdIyYIIe Mail arrives at lO:3O A. NJ, and de-
paris at Z:GO, NJ, daily. except Sundays.
and departs at 1:00 P. NJ, same day.
The Blain's y Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at Hoo NJ and departs at 1900 NJ same days.
Gap Greek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800 P. NJ,
and departs Thursday at 600 AN.
The Post-Ofice opens at A. NJ. and closes at g.,
Pm. "Opens again at Z, Pm; closes at Pm. Office
open on Sunday at l:30 P. NJ. for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS. Pm,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-07-12
The Banner State.

Several States, both North and South,
are claiming that they will bear the ban
ner for the greatest majority at the No
vember election. Kentucky has borne
that banner for the Democracy, ever
since the war, and we believe she will not
now fail to bear it on glorioasly in the
coming election. These States are claim
ing thatthey will give Greeley from 3d.
900 to 10000 majority. If this is all,
stand aside for old Kentucky intends to
give him $4,000 majority. However, we
shall not repine even though we should
lose that banner, and suffer some other
gallant State of the Union TO bear il
with 1000 emblazoned upon its folds.
In fact, it would make us leap for joy to
hear from the land of brotherly-love that
her people had fairly won the honor of
waving it to the nation, with 100000
strong for the cold white hat"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-07-12
Rules aud Regulations.

1. The cuirlcs Of the stock shall b. As Glsvs zach
single entry tr = prrniu'l - 80 go prrniium
81 30, SIS pTy4niusn - 81 pfttniuni -
p An entries OF >iark mast he ilde With the Secrc-
tary by So'shsk, 4 NJ, uu day Of the exhibition, and
amer they sntend The Saretuy will not lci itle
known Except In the rrulrr oicrs 81 The AsnCfiiuul
who or how many have entrrri TO oHuIsis AuE irc-
P,li ,r,vs II tI,..l,-i horsc stock must show nv,
thoroughbred ,ro- airl b. flei With tho s-setary ~
O'Clock A. NJ, o. tho day u exhibition ~ eAllna
Dr. NJ. D. Lorsn' H. W Paris, jas. Guest, appointed
for the purpOse.
$ Any sssd animal that Ia. taken premium in
aged rings at any Of previous ex billions in the class
~ which II belongs-i, viii not be allowed 10 compete
other that In sIecal or herd rings
g. Judges saddle and harness horses viii take into
consideration sine form, action style, endurance and
qualities necessary for general use AMI not award pro
r. The Jusgs are requested not 10 make known their
opinions 10 each other beGore awarding the pTcIalum
and after they have formed such opinion an oficer
will he In attendance 10 receive their ballots FIR the
premium and certificate animals, and AFTER their
awards are comIleed they are respectfully requested
s. NoPers will he permitted 70 enter the
ring during exhibition unless called by order Of the
President excerpt the acting judges and the officers Of
o. An stock 10 he exhibited by the real owner, and
any meulbefs Of the Association exhibiting animal
not Their own must pay 1ss . saiIass lse and %snes
pro rata az entrance b..
TO- No stock viii be Permitied enter the Inhibition
ring unless led by the halter Hogs and suckng Colts
excepted and all to be subjected TO the Ring Masters
order. 90.
IL Exhibition will he male In the onler stated In
the printed bpis and oIneinium viii he awarded BY
the Judges n the amin Is considered unworthy.
y No animal win be psrmticd to stand hiehed TO
vehicle on the ground
IA Msmbsfs and that portion Of their families reside
ing with them, including servants (maes over p yesn
exeepted) admitted ffee.
IA The sale OF intoxicating liquors gamhngoT other
mmoFality will not he allowed on the ground under
any circumstance; strong police ioroe will b. on
hand 10 enforce this regulation.
49, The premiums IN he paid IA currency, and the
Ring Marshak will deliver the same immediately
nfier they are awarded The premium badge Nill le
blue aud the certificate badge red