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r OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS VIII

please take notice thatwc will occupy store.
STREETS. on the lsr OF OCTOBER III the
mean time our great CLuSING.OUT SALE With,
continued at our present stand-l2l3 AMI I2I1
MAIN STREET. We offer the following goods, s
Of which we guarantee to come up to Representations
IL prIccs so low as to insure speedy sale:
ANDRosCoGGIN. FRUIT OF THE LOOM. and
AUBURN COTTON at 1s3c. per yard:
wANSUTTA aud DAvOL COTTON II. Isc.:
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at lee:
Full-width UNBLEACHED sHEETISC at Sc
per yard worth doc.
BLEACHED SHEETING at osc. per yard worth
5oc.:
pILI.Ow-CASE COTTON fory-two inchcs wide
at 1890. worth 2oc.;
NICE CALICOES for comfortcrs at 'ic. PR yari;
HEAVY GINGHAMs ut l2;c. per yard worth lsic.:
WIDE sKIRTING CAMBRIA at CSC. per yarG
worth a5c.;
CHECKED NAINsOOK at 90 and 25c. FER yard
would he cheap at go and i"c. per ward;
INDIA TWILL LUNG-CLOTH at act. worth :cc.
per yard:
JAPANESE SILKS IN grca variety at all prices;
JAPANESE SILK ROBES. llcolors. at S worth
go:
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH MERlNos 81. =
low prices:
Bargains in IRISH aud FRENCH POPLiNs:
NOTTINGHAM LACES for curtains:
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS:
uIrKARAcK TOWELS at 1925, sl.jc, 81, =, sad
mp to 50 per dozen:
LINEN FRINGED NAPKINS at GGc. worth 49,.
per DOZEN
TABIE.CLuTHs pure linen. t"c yard long at n
worth IL so;
TwEEDs. sATTINETS, CASsiMEREs' AMI
CLOTHS much below regular prices:
RED. WHITE. YELLOW. opd GRAY ELAN
NELS;
BJEACHED aud CSRLEACHED toll"N
FLANSELS IN all qualities;
pRIp,I, or HONEY COMB QUILTS. large enough
for the largest beds at sl.l5-"ould * eheapN
Sl.5O,
CALICO COMFnRTARLEs at II, -, and =;
BLANKETS. all sizes aud qualities
CARPETS. RUGS. oILCLOTlis. MATING. ard
MATS In great variety
LADIES' READY MADE GARMEHTS'
MERINU SHIRTS and DRAWERS for men' We
men, aud children:
LINEN DIAPER. ten yards i'll piece at ~
worth 81;
COTTON DIAPER. ten Yards IN a piece at s!.'s
worth Sl.75:
The genuine COATSE aud 'LafhH N''"'
COTTON at zoe. per dozen;
ns F.rp "A, 900 ~
twrivc wards worth &c. per ward:
rNBLEACuED KNITTING COTTON at 5"c. Per
pound;
COTTON YARN at Sl.75 for five pounds;
BLEACHED KNITTING COTTON III "ass' al
sizes from TO 20 at soc. per pound;
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at - per dozen
worth 81:
CENT? EMEN'S LINEN COLLARS mt sc. rf
dozau-would I've chcap at si.5";
GENT, ,EMEN.S LINEN CUFFS at 1850 per do"n
worth IS: ,..,,..,. ..
HAMDURGU EDGINGS ana lNSEh iiH"' ."
great bargains:
INFANTS. EMBROIDERED ROBES at ~ - -
aud up to $40;
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS at so, 90, 7Sc" H. and
uptoS3:
HOOc-SKIRTS at all prices;
BiISTL ES IN twenty different styles from '"' "
81. each.
SILK BUTTONS, PRINCES. and GlMPS:
NECK TIES and SCARFS for tnd'"s"nh gentlemen
besides hundreds of other articles, to all OF WHICH
We call particular attention.
Purchasers of goods In our line VIII NM 10 ','n
advantage to buy OF us, and they VIII hiia OUT '"'
wp viii DO NIL that we promise.
I; .o.ls vi" only he sent on receipt Vi Inc ni'n'''
az by express cash On delivery.
LEVY BROTHERS.
seIo 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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PoL1rIcAL DISTURBANCE IN ALABAMA-sEv-
ERAL PERSONS SHOT AND CLUBBED.-Saturoay
night, at Mobile, Ala, during Republican
meeting, disturbance occurred oy the
firing of Il pistol on the ground by some one
unknown, causing general stampede some
parties say the first shot was fired ny Whlte
man. while Others say by a colorcd man. NO
one was injured in the neishborhood OF tue
speaking, but three persons were seriously
injured in all. and two of them were some
seven blocks from the scene OIL actioh' anu
had not been near the speaking. Mr.. Nor
ris, Of the firm of Morris & Brother, was
shot while standing in his own dwelling.
Mr.. Richards son of c. G. Richards, was the
other white man shot. Oliver j. Jemmes
was Knocked down and dubbed. These are
the only persons at present known to have
been injured. These persons were shot ny
cocrcd men stanpeding through the city.
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DfArH or SENATOR GARRETT DAVIS
Senator Garrett Davis, as has been stated
died at bis Kentucky home on Sunday. he
was born in that State in 1901; and whilc YET
boy was employed rs writer Tor tile
County and Circuit Courts OF the district
Beginning in 1893, he wa. for three success
siye terms elected to the State Legislature
from 1899 10 1877 lie was in the lower house
of Congress and since 1861 he had represented
his native State in the United States Senate
His second term in that body would have
expired on the 18th of March next. MIR. Da'
Wis was originally Wing, and was one OF
the most ultimate personal and political
friends of Henry Clay. At the outbreak OF
the war he sided with the South, and was
one OF its few advocates on the floor OF the
Senate. Anupright and amiablc gentleman
holding fast to the landmarks OF the past a'
his guides for the present, and thoroughly
earnest in advocating such views in Congress
in the face of an overwhelming majority, Mr.
DAVIS will leave behind him the memories o
| an honorable public life.
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CHARLES O'CoSoR AND THE SrRMGuT-oVrs..
Two of the New York Republican papers OF
saturday announce that Charles UConof mas
written a private letter to one of the stIaight,
Out Democratic Committee stating that ne
had reconsidered his decision in regard 10
the nomination for the Presidency, aud n, naa
detarmine,l TO accept the candidacy. The
letter, however, is not Forthcoming; but the
New York Straight.Out Executive Commit"
tee have issued an address OF some length
"To the Democracy of the State OF New
York" calling on them to support O'Conor
and Adams. and for holding State conVen-
ton Mt Albany on the Sd Of October for the
purpose of putting before the people an
electoral ticket. &c. THE committee say
uothin- OF Dir. O'Cunors having accepted.
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VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES IN BosToN.-At Il
Liberal meeting iu Boston on Friday mSht
General Bradley Il. johnson, of Nlrglnr, was
introduced, and, according TO the Adrer"ser,
was "rcceived with tumultuouS cheering"
That paper publishes General Johnsons
speech. and >'y>:
.Tbe address of General johnson was
frequently arpauded and the sentiments
EXPRESSED were approved by various cXcla-
NATIONS. When he at length resumed his
seat he was loudly chccred, and the band
erected him with SelcctioI.'
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nv BARGAINS IN POPLlSS. DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES. LAWNS, FAk'ALr9 :
AISD

ny BARGAINS IN POPLlSS. DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES LAWNS, FhRCALhS :
ALSO.
LINEN GOODS for boys:
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
ALPAChS. &C. &c.
THOMAS II. PRICE & CO., dnr'h' tue pr ",
month"; To relieve the tcdiuln of "d"s oiSs' W"
close ont many styles Of SUMNER Ic'i'S Ni"'"'
regard to cost. No list Of prices ~ given Jul TAT"
article will show for Itself.
Also on hand received recently by steamer al"
express,
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS. in Americas ah'
English:
WHITE and con ORED PIQUES, IS 10 So.
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELANES:
LINEN-ROSoM SHIRTS GAuzE shihi9
HOSIERY. c,piy grace:
LINEN and LACE COLLARS ap' SLffo.
BLACK and C0LORED RIBBONS;
RELTS. CORSETs,
KID GLOVES.
THREAD GLOVES,
BUSTLES, new styles:
SIIEETfSGS, both lInen sn cotton
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN
DRILLINGS and CASSIMEREs, for gentlemen
CLOTHS. VtSTINGS. &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY
r. r. PRICE & 90"
ans i10i Main street, corner Elr,ru," .-
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L..
paired, and with view to It's recovery ne
accepted the appointment OF Unitca s'a'e,'
Marshal for the Territory Of Washington at
the hands of President Pierce, aud was soon
elected delegate to Congress from that Ter.
ritorv. At the close Of his term he settled
in Florida, and was elected from that State
TO the Federal Congress.
Upon the secession of the cotton states ne
was sent to the Confederate Congress at
Montgomery, but soon resigned to take COM
mand of the First Florida regiment. lie at
once attracted the attention of the public by
his gallant attack upon Billy Wilson's Zou'
ayes, and from that time until the close OF
the war his name was honorably associated
with nearly every battlefield OF the West
and ut the close Of the war no maj"r-Senera'
of that army stood higher in the confidence
of the soldiers or the commanding general.
At Shiloh, rerryviile, Corintb, and Al
lanta. where he was dangerously wounded
In the face, his gallantry and ability received
the warmest official commentator.
Since the war he has been employedas ell
Tor of an agricultural paper published al
Memphis,
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The South CAROLINA THIEVES. latest
news from South Carolina is that the Speak
er Of the House of Representatives, Franklin
j. Moses, Jr., and the President of the Sem
ate. A. J. Ransier, have adroitly manipulated
the pay-rolls Of the Legislature so as to rob
the State of some seven hundred and sixty.
eight thousand dollars. The House was ell
titled to pay certificates to the amount of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the
Senate to the amount of forty thousand dol
lals. 1t has been discovered that Moses has
signed, OH behalf Of the House. certificates
which have been redeemed at the treasury
tor five hundred and seyenty-siX thousand
five hundred and fcrty-one dollars, and
Ransier, OH behalf Of the Seuate, for
about three hundred and ten thousand
nine hundred and twenty-niue dollars.
There WAS nm additional item of the joint
expenses of the two Houses. for which GER
titicates were also signed. BY these frauds
Moses and Ransier have emptied the trea-
sury. All the State charities are closed.
Grants friends have robbed the widows, the
orphans, and the insane. This man Moses
Is now candidate for Governor, and Ransier
is candidate for Congress on the same
ticket. Unfortunately. South Carolina is the
oaly State Of the South in which the carpet.
blgsers and the negroes are too firmly In
power to be unseated. Unless there are the
Srossest frauds OH the part of the Admins
tration, other southern States, in the coming
presidential contest, may be able to shake of
the shackles that hold them in the power OF
the Grant Republicans; but South C,Tolina
seems destined to drain the bitter cup of pro-
scription and alien rule to the dress.
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COMING Our AGAINST HARTRANFT.-For-
ney's Press of yesterday states that it is war
ranted in saying that in few days ex-Goy.
ernor Curtin viii speak against Hartranft,
Republican candidate for Governor of Penn
syvania, although 1t knows nothing of what
he will say in regard to the Presidency. Eli
Slifer. OF this State, and p. j. Cofey, Assist.
ant Attorney. General under Lincoln, Will
also speak against fihrtranft. ES-Goyernof
tgYrtiu's appeal 10 the people Of PeDusylsas
ass VIII bs published toaasy;
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MARRIED.,

p t,rInnd Mr.. JOSEPH 4. TUCkER 10 Mrs. NJ
J. MALONE: all IF ltichnond. Va
hTrrpcut on Thursday. Srpt+mh"r ~ hy the
Eey Alexander Ne-Itt. taItnin u. y. hr',LAM
nf Pirbr,rrd w.. 10 Miss LULA W.. danglitGr 81
TuI"rt Coucnhcv.u. ESD, al fremont. N"car'is y
At "Sylvania.' Louisa Courthouse, Va; on IN"
evening Of 10Th Septemher by the Rev. ~ Latl-
mer. JAMES +. GRATTAN and HARRIET b.
fINl,
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to come shall rejoice oye. che in,
sen nd, nrocress, and triunlpfIof thi LIBERAL
n movement. [Appla,lse.l Friends, 'ld you
good night. . cr...,ar re-
tired amid cheers. k
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LAST OF TIE SEASON.

On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3OrH ~ EAGuR-
sun TRAIN will leave riln depot of the Rich
moud and York RIVER railr".:i ~ WEST POINT
al i O'Clock 4. NJ. Returning viii arrive at Rich
momd about Il! O'Clock z. VI. ,,
Persons going will enjoy splendid fishing. the?
are biting freely Plenty of fresh tsh and oys-
terS will he provided for the occasion.
fine cctlou band has hcrp ensaged.
TICKETS fer Gentleman ONE DOLL tR--Lady
FIFTY CENTS-to I've pr"Curcdat the depot.
sI pl-ltpp1
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UNIVERSITY OF VInGINIA.-Colo John r.
PAGE has been elected Professor of Agricul-
ture and Natural History, not Chemistry.
Professor MaIlct still hulds The chair of Ana
lytrnl Chemistry.
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n17- THE "DOG DAYS. AND THEIR

Me- THE "DOG DAYS" AND THEIR
DANGER.-At this season Of the year the blood IS
ant TO become impure. the appetite poor the skin
s:,lIow the body enfeeblcd the system relaxed
making II s,scpptiblc to attacks of chls and fercrs.
rheumatism. eruptons of the skim aud the develop
lncnt nf the effects of the injmdicons ae of caomel.
All this trouble may be avoided by the use OF few
bottles of DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT. It's harmless in its effects,
hut q powerful enemy to diseases. Try II, and You
will find Il q friend In need.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE acts instantaneousiy.
II-deOtlwGw
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTIOS.-A Attend Il >pe- A
VI rial meeting and dri'l Of Your COMPANY at a
old Market Hall On WEDNESDAY, NEXT ut "
o'clock T. NJ instead Of Friday: and as the con- IL
templatcd regimental trip tn Baltimore will BE- dis
"usSrd i Is hoped that every nemhtr Of the cont
parr will hc present by order Captain BoSsitrX'
&C. a,-nt+ GEORGE II. WAlDMAS. q. ;.
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NOTICE TO HOUSEkEEpERS.-I
~ mean TO give good prices In the future for OLD
CI OTHEs, e.l,ecialIy geutiemen's clothes. hoots,
and rsiters, at No. LED Marshall street, between
Fourth and Fifth.
have fine new process for mending glass, china,
and earthenware to stand hot and coia WAFER.
se oi-Itk
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COMPANY ID" SIDNEY GRAYs.

StpTtlilTWT E3'I, IhiI.
UOt ARE ORDERED TO ATTEND 4
1 4 business meeting Of the c0mraur TUES q
DAY EVENING, .rtl instant. ut O'Clock, nj W
St Alhau's Hall Every members required to be II
present rs the subject Of cAcursirn In Baltimore
will Ic decided aud ether very inportaut business
will lie brought up. BY order Of Captain CARN1SG.
TO%. - .
- o3-2t@ GEORGE. W. EANES, y. ,.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

GRAND BALL will be given at No. san
~ 1oc4 Main street lover Adams bakery "a
nn MONDAY, September 49, 1872, for thei: H
benefit of Mr. Farmer.
Managers: VI. ilrch;. e. Fuchcr, :. Carter
Admission, for gentleman and lahy. SOC. GO 2i-ltT
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VIRGINIA HALL.

" iRIlNlA HALL.
CONCERT AND TABLEATN.
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 2iTII.
under the auspices Of EUREKA QJhRTEITE.
assisted by several ladies aud gentlemen. for y
benevolent purpose Tickets for sale at te priDci-
pal hook and drug stores. Admission. nifty and
twcbty-ivr cents. 80 "H-tS iuT
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CONTEMPORARIES.

EIRST OF THE SEASON-NEW CROP
4 MALAGA RAIsINs (LAYERSl AND sMYR-
Ma FIGS.-so boxes ne. crop Raisins; loo drums
new crop SMYRNA Figs, four and eight-pcund
drums: 50 cakes prime cutting Cream Cheese IS
cakes prime English Dairy Cheese; Square, Cream,
Brick, and Pineapple Cheese harTeis new crop
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RENEWALS.

DENOY L.-MApAM J. VI. GRANGER
III rc> leave T." announce I" the ladies' oi Klc-
mnul thai She l,,s removed in No. GS3 RHoAE
STREET. and will in the future tas ~ me nastl con
iinnr tI,r DuI Nt;-UPand REPAIRING of LACES.
CURTAINS, &c. ,.,.,
I'm addition to the above Mr.. GRANGER bcgs
leave to announce that he has made the purchase Of
The entire stock Of FANCY GOODS aud NOTIONS
formerly belonging Ia Mr. ). tllRSll which, together
with his stock on hand of + .tNtf GOODS. LAtf.S,
and JEWELRY. will form Oneof the most deSira-
bic lines and complete as>orfnients OF these gons
that can he found IN the city and ~ that portion
OF the stock formerly belonging to VT. HilSn mas
been purchased much below its real vanc. he Is en-
al,c,lio offer inducements surprising those OF any
other hO:r In the city.
wkEK M +. l.. CHANGERS,
.ra,.1u 623 Broad street.
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.
OFFICE, No. MARSHALL HALL. CORNER BANE
AND TENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

The amendment of the Hon. John i. Lewis,
United States senator, has beer adopted by Congress
The bankrupt law now as amended, exenpts $500 In
money, 5000 In land or personal property, State
Exemption of 1890, and wife's dover. au?o-3m
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rE,O CIDER-MAKERS.- SULPHITE
4 OF LIME To arrest the fermentation of cider
anil 10 preserve It's sparkling properties. For safe,
with Eiu dIrscttons, ut
MEADE 8 pASER's Dsug Store,
aus, G!p Mpln stieet,
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III BREEDEN & FOX INVITE AT
TENTI0N to large arrivals ofFALL and WINTER
DRY GOODS, which will cGIffprfse the LARGEST
AND MOST ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT, In
all departments, ever offered by them.
BREEDEN & FOX.
sc le-lot No. 40l Broad street
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby notified
IN not to buy any personal property Of my son
X. I. POWERS, Hs b" J. uaticr age: or TO sell any
me Responsible. shall not e poilsibie Tor any
transaction that he, my son, may make from Ins sist
day uf August, lss2. JOHN W. roN END.
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE.-Pro will be received by
~ the undersigned for one week for the cree
lion Of NEW SHEDS and REPAIRS To OLD
ONES In Shockcc Warehouse. Particulars FUR
nisled upon application
THOMAS q. PEYTuN,
So lg-lw i119 Main street.
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YETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, Is fully
II fortified against summers heat.
What with one expe,ent and another ltS7E3gassa
viii 20 hard If he doesn't keep his CTS EaSS
toners and friends cool and comfort d.
able let the summer god rage never 50 Hereby.
ris IARDER has the hest products of the season.
from the tropics to the lakes, which are served IN
the BEST STYLE Or ART.
suuerinr LIQUORS-unGfualct in this city. Ii
with these and ices and cooling mineral waters get-
tlcmen can: keep COOL theh the weather must he as
hot as EcSuyuIs itself.
Thankful for past favors lie cncws hts invitation
f., thn n,,hIc and nromiscSst ctun. il that II To
lp found I'm this world. Pl
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RESTAURANTS.

~ EROT'S RESTAURANT has @A -
VI been reopencd al the old stand onWsX E-ac/
Naiu street. where may be obtained all SyyG.y
of the DELEGATES OF TIE SEA ~S
son. ,,.
Tic has also fitted up rooms the sctnud floor for
the ACCOMMODATIONS OF PRIVATE FAX
2l-lw
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
AMBIER SMITH

~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
PRACTICES IN UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURTS FOR TIE EA&TEES AND EST p
ERN DISTRICTS OF VIRGINIA.
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS.

TNATCHES AND CLOCKS. @
TO THE PUBLIC. &sNA
Having concluded 10 devote my who.c AMI undl-
yided time TO repairing ,.
offer nv stock Of JEWEI.RY AT COST Thank
FIJI for the very liberal patronage have received
from MY friends and the puhllc 4"nrfaiiy ior llie
iast twenty wears and believing my capacity for re-.
pairing clocks and watches has been fully established
! therefore earnestly solicit continuance OF the
.,me | have the largest stock Of MANTLE. HALL,
AND OFFICE CLOCKS IN the city. Country mcr-
chants will ,lo well to call and see me hefnre pnr-
.h,siuy rl.ewh.rc a. F.. JAIINkE.
80 yI.at* 1927 Main street.
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MEETINGS..


RICHMOND CoMMASDERY. No. .
KSfGuTS TEMPLAR. September q, 1872.
ORDERS No. 6. - SIR KNIGHTS: <>I
~ Attend Il stated assembly OF yoNr ~
COmmandery at Washington Hall, on ~
Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets + y
THIS EVENING mt O'Clock promptly.
BY order Of the +. {. ,
LII. BASS. Captain-tiencral:
WILLIAM j. RIDpICK. Recorder Sc 2l-lt
OFFICE or THE WEST POINT LAND toMrASi,}
WEST POlXT, KING WILLIAM COUNTY. VA, {
September sd. ls7!.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
n KECTORS OF THE WEST POINT LAND
COMPANY will I've he'd at The office OF the silu
Comnany. AT West Point, on the nth day Of the
present month SeptemEcrl. for the purpose of sup,
plying the vacancy In ihc office OF President OF SUI
COMPANY. accustomed hy The death of Joseph Ry-
land. Esq. late President OF the Company ami at
tending To other matters of VITAL imI"rfance to the
Company. JOHN iCl:LhhD
sc l0-Tutd
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSON TO WEST POINT,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER goth, ls7c. III u
O'CLOCK a. VI.
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OFFICE or THE WEST POINT LAND tOMrASI,2
WEST POiST, KING WILLIAM COUNTY. Va,
" 49, Sc,,trIul,pr al. 1sTI.
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Citizens of Louisville. standing on this soil
of Kentucky, | ask you, who are my a>so-
ciateS in the great Liberal movement of the
day, to bear testimony with me to certain
truths. First, is it not true that we desire Il
government of Just and equal laws which
shall extend equal favor and equal protec-
ton TO every American citizen! [Appause,
and cries of That's So."] Is it not true
franchiSement, of all prescription of all
Americans because Of the Part they bore in
our late struggle, that we desire that no man
shall he DISTINGUISHED, that no man shall be
prescribed. but that every man shall stand
on an equal platform with ourselves? Is not
that fact? [Cries Of. Yes, that's so!"] Is
it not true that we have no expectations, no
purpose, 10 understanding that the rebel
debt shall be paid or rebel soldiers pen
stoned, or the slaves emanCipated by the re-
suit of the war paid for? Is it not true that
we have no purpose, or expectation, or un-
Outstanding that any of these things shall be
done? Applause, and cries of "Iou are
right
Now, fellow-citizens. wish to call your
attention to M aspect of this struggle which
has not yet been presented. There is no
class of our citizens, no part of the American
people, who have so real and great an inte-
rest in the success of our Government as the
colored people of this country. Though
they know that we all admit their rights are
perfectly secured by the Constitution, and
that no one can go back. that it is still their
real interest that their rights shall not be
only accorded, but that they should be fully
accorded, that there shall be no opposi-
ton, no objection to their. enjoying just the
same political and civil rights that we do, it
is their interest, more than yours or mine,
that all contention concerning black men or
white men shall absolutely cease that every
individual shall be Judged and estimated se-