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Greniaa state ganrltaI.

The Dispatch, alluding to our position
upon the legal sufficiency of the Legisla-
ture to contract debt for internal i'm
provements under the old constitution,
says that our argument would be good
against the Federal Government, but does
not lie against the State Government d
eThe Federal Government can do moth
ing which the constitution does not ex-
pressly grant to it the power to do. The
State Government, on the contrary, may
do anything that is not forbidden by the
constitution or the Bill of Rights"
Now, without arguing the distinction
above noted, we call attention to our
our main statement, which was, that the
old constitution, fairly construed, torbids
the exercise of such powers. The criticism
of the Dispatch falls harmless from our
main position. We hold that the Legisla-
ture ,oas positively forbidden to incur debts
or to issue bonds for internal improvements
by the old constitution. An argument
upon the precise nature and scope Of the
written constitution, would be rather too
much for our limited space, but we, by no
means, admit that the minority of a people
hold their rights at the good will of the
majority. We do not think it a safe doc
trine to promulgate, that chance omis-
sion of written constitution, to define the
inalienable private rights of the people, and
interdict their violation, confers upon the
Legislature dangerous power.
AS to the sinking-fuud required by the
new constitution, we have only to say that
the legal debt can only be provided for.
1t is for the courts to say what that debt is,
if any dispute arises.
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THE GRAND BALL NEXT MONDAY
EvENING.-The grand Bal Masque to be
given on Monday evening next, at the
Richmond Theatre, by the Virginia Singing
Society, will, undoubtedly, be the sensation
of the season. In elegance, gorgeousness
and grandeur it will surpass everything of
the kind ever attempted in the city. The
floral decorations alone will form scene of
rare beauty, calculated to entrance all be-
holders. We know more than we are per-
mitted to tell, and can only say that great
surprise is in store for all who attend the
Bal MaSque.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Peter J. Carter, of
Northampton, delivered his maiden speech
in the House on the Land Scrip Fund ques-
ton, this morning.
We were agreably surprised at the ease
and tluency which marked his address, but
decidedly better pleased with the sensible
and practical ideas he announced. With
experience. Mr.. Carter will become val
liable representative to the constituency
which has honored him with seat in the
General Assembly.
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EXCITEMENT AND FOoLISHNESS s IN
THE HousE.-Considerab excitement
was exhibited in the House to-day, during
which the pending question, on Mr.. Smiths
substitute, was called, and motions to adj
journ were taken by calling the roll. We
could not catch its meaning, but regarded it
as foolishness and a useless waste of time
aud money. When sensible men indulge in
such nonsense, we think it time their con-
duct was exposed to the people who elected
them.
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THE TEST CASE.

The case of Moses P. Handy, against
the sheriff of Henrico county, Came OFT to-
day in the Chancery Court before Judge
Fltzhugh.
The court, upon hearing, decided to is
sue mandamus, requiring the sheriff to
receive the coupons of the new bonds is
sued nndcr the Funding law. The case is
to be carried to the higher courts.
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BUCKINGHAM SAVINGS BANK.-The
Secretary of the Commonwealth has re-
ceived for record copy of an act of incor-
poration granted by Judge Asa d. Dickin-
son, of the Circuit Court of Buckingham,
in vacation, to a joint stock company,
STYLED "The Buckingham Savings Bank. !"
Its officers are as follows: presinent, N. f.
Bocock; cashier, VIM. A. Moss I; directors,
John O. Turner, VIM. A. Agee, Garland
B. Hanes, John Hill, j. D. Fisher, r. A.
Forbes and j. b. Gillian.
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New RAILROAD CARs.-Three new
railroad passenger cars were at the Peters,
burg depot yesterday. They were built in
New Haven, Conn, for the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad company, aud
were sent to that road yesterday. The
body of the cars were painted bright red
color. The interior decorations were of the
most approved character. The floors were
laid in vari-colored woodwork.
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SANDS REFUSED A NEW TRIAL
The case of johnson II. Sands VS.. The
Commonwealth, an application for new
trial, was decided in the Supreme Court of
Appeals yesterday. The court were unani-
nous in holding that there was no error in
the Judgment of the court below upon all
the errors assigned in the plaintiffs petit
ton, except upon two of them, viz: the
admission of the evidence of j. w. Cole
and of Alexander R. Holiday, Esq. Upon
these Judges Christian and Staples dis
sented from the opinion of the court, which
was delivered by Judge Moncure, the pre-
sident of the court. The result of the
opinion is, that the rulings of Judge Guigon
in the trial of Sands in his court were cor
rect and proper, and the judgment of his
court was, therefore, affirmed.
Sands has been tried three times before
Judge Guigon. Upon the first he was
found guilty, and sentenced to four years
confinement in the penitentiary upon the
second, there was a hung jury, and upon
the third trial he was convicted and SEN
fenced to two years confinement in the
penitentiary. From this latter judgment
| the writ of error was obtained, which was
decided yesterday. AS soon as the judg-
ment is certified to the Hastings court,
Sands will be turned over to Col. Strother,
unless the Governor should issue pardon
in the case, which is, perhaps, not impos-
| sible.
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RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.-Did we
spike that ''whipping-post'' gun of the
LadeG, or is its silence attributable to its
conviction that Squire Jones' conduct was
due to its teachings of which it is now
ashamed ?
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GOING ON THE WAYs.--The Nor
wegian brig "Flosta," which arrived at
this port few days ago, laden with old
iron rails for the Tredcgar Iron works,
cleared for Norfolk to-day. On her arrival
at that port she will go on the ways for the
repair Of the damages received by ground
ing while coming up the river to this city.
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SALES OF GRAIN.-The sales Of grain
at the Corn and Flour Exchange this morn
ing, consisted of "a bushels white wheat at
sl.65@1.70, according to quality LOGS
bushels corn at 65c., and 396 bushels oats
at 6S, 90, and zoe.
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THE F0UNTAIN.-Ih trustees of the
Normal school, at meeting held yester-
day, decided to erect the street fountain, to
which we have before alluded, in front Of
the postoffice. The fountain is like those
used in New York city. 1t consists of an
ornamental shaft, with trough near its
base where water is provided for dogs. A
few feet above it, facing the carriage-way,
is trough for horses, and on the inner
side, fronting the sidewalk, is a fountain
for the use of thirsty humanity. The
fountain will be neatly painted, and plate
inscribed with the names OF the donors
thereon. 1t will be placed in position at an
early day, and will be formally dedicated
at some future time.
This fountain when erected will be an
eloquent and everlasting temperance lec-
| ture, and were the names not there to be
read Of all men, would be a blessed monu-
ment to the benevolence and Christian
spirit of the donors. We hope it is not the
last one which shall be erected in our
streets for public accommodation.
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THE STREET CAUSE.-THE street cars
have not been running to-day, owing to
caused by the weather.
Workmen have been clearing the track.
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AUCTION HOUSE.

II MCCORMICK,
III. NO. I414 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA,
AUCTIONEER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Keeps ON hand, for sale to the trade or families
at private sale, a large stock of
OROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
FURNITURE, CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
All of which will be sold at auction prices
wholesale and retail.
eEAUCTION SALES DAILY at 10 A. NJ and
Up. M. jy 27-6m
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SHIPPING.
THOR NEW YORK.

' new ~ Ag|N
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PACKET
COMPANY'S elegant steamship WILLIAM p
CLYDE, Captain SCOTT, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on FRIDAY, January Goth, at 4
z. M.
Connecting with steamers for Fall River and
Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills of ladng
given to all southern, eastern, and western
places also, TO Europe and Australia
Fare, 50; meals and state-rooms, extra.
For Freight or passage, apply to
ID. j. BURR, President,
1914 Main street.
WASHINGTON s. Co., agents, Pier IL, North river,
New York ia 24-2t
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ANY paper or magazine not III the above list
will be furnished al publishers rates.
Always on hand all the latest publications or
this country and Europe, books, stationery,
card and stereoscopie views, fancy articles, &c.
G. +. JOHNSTON,
Newsdealer, 9lS Main street,
de 2-D&Wtf Richmond Virginia.
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DOR NEW YORK. GT6
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-
PANYfS elegant side-Wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BLAKEMAN, will sail on FRIDAY,
January 26, at O'Clock p. M.
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ.
Through bills of ladng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare. 1lZ w
SteeThge. e..-,...'.'.'...s -..,....-..s.'''' o w
Round Trip Tickets. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply TO
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
ja 23--Sl No. Governor street.
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OF SIXTY DISTINGUISHED
. PERFORMERS,
pronounced by the entire press the largest and
most perfect concert troupe which has
ever undertaken n tour in this coun-
try or in Europe, will give
TWO GRAND CONCE EETS,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26TH, and SAT
UDDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9TH,
which will positively be
THE ONLY CONCERTS OF THE SEASON.
The following celebrated Sooists will appear
for the first time:
Miss MARIE KREBS, the young and brilliant
Pianiste; Mr. BERNHARD LISTEMANN, Eio-
lin ; Mr.. LOUIS SCHREIBER, Corneta-Piston,
together with the - .
URIVALLED ORCHESTRA OF OVER
FIFTY PERFORMERS.
Price of admission one dollar; reserved seats,
fifty cents extra.
The sale of reserved seats and tickets will
commence on TUESDAY MORNING, January
23d, at West & Johnston's bookstore where the
programmes can also be had.
Doors open at IN to commence at o'clock
in l9-St
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STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS

OLD DOMINION MILLS, corner Eighth and
Main. Coilees roasted daily for hoteis, groeels'
and private families, at rs cents per 100 pounds
See advertisement Virginia Tea and Coffee
Store. +..
w b. UERSuAN & CO., Eighth street, near
Main CofIees roasted, and spices and crack
ers ground for grocers, bakers, and druggists.
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SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING.

wy A. WYATT s. A. q. EVANS,
w 70l GRACE STREET,
de ~ All work shall be promptly attended to.
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TVNHE STATE JOURNAL is an excellent I'D
Il yertising medium. Try it and ses.
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TYPE FOUNDERS.

H. l.. PELOUxE Il CO., Franklin, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets See adyer'
tiSempnt.
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THEODORE THOMAS

UNEQUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
OF SIXTY DISTINGUISHED
.. . PERFORMERS,
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LIVERY STABLE.

w. IL. SUTHERLAND, Eighth street, between
Franklin and Main
JAMES 5. MORRISON, 1919 Franklin, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
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BOOTH, SPENCE & Co., Tenth street, be-
tween Main and Bank.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE AND MARINE.
THOS. NJ. .ALFRIEND & SON, General Agents,
9O2 Main street. See advertisement.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF yIR-
GINA, Tenth and Bank streets.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORk-Thomas s.
Armistead, agent--lll3 Main street.
LIFE.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON-Home Office
922 Main street.
BROOKLYN IN. Y.)--Thos NJ. Afrend & Son
Agents-902 Main street. See advertisement.
UNIVERSAL LIFE IN. I.)-L. w. Rose, Agent,
lll9 Main street.
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NEWSDEALERS.
PICTURES AND MIRRORS.

WIN. DAFFRON, 1888 Main street. See adver-
tisement.
S. X. CAMPBELL & CO., Virginia Hall, Ninth
street.
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MEDICAL.
PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLsTERs

VALENTINES MEAT JUICE, Ira W Blunt,
Agent, 4S0 Tenth street
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JEWELLERS.
LIQUOR DEALERS Wholesale.

J. f. LIPsCOMBE CO.'S celebrated Rye
Whislies 1910 Franklin street.
WILLIAM ELLISON, 1890 Main street, keeps
constantly on hand q large stock of Rye and
Bourbon Whiskeys, Imported and Domestic
Brandes. Gin, Rum, Wines, sc.
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NEWSPAPERS. PERIODICALS; &c

NTOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
IN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &c., for
the coming year. ANY of the following will be
sent by mail to any address for one year at rates
annexed
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STOVES AND TIN-WARE.

STOVES AND TIN-WARE.
w. j. ANDERSON, Nos. S25 Main and 2O5
Broad streets
WILSON L. WEST, l4l7 Main street.
JOHN III. ROSE, tsuccessor to Rose Day)
No 1910 Main street.
TAuORS-Merchan
JOHN LATOuCHE, No. ! Exchange Block,
Fourteenth street.
III. l.. SAL0MONskY, No. South Fourteenth
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Saturday afternoon
HELEN D'ESTE MATINEE.

A sSEMBLY HALL.
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"a married man At Cedar Point ran
away with neighbours daughter, on
Wednesday last. He left . wife and
five children totheir fate. N
Senator Pomeroy, Of Kansas, has ar.
ranged to meet Senator Henry Wilson
in ,Des Moines some time IN October,
the exact date not yet being fixed.
IL John Mehlhop, leading business
man Of Dubuque, and an original Lib
eral, has returned from New York. He
reports that he 10 perfectly astonished
~ the enthusiasm existing East for
Grant, and doubts If Greeley will even
carry tho city, let alone the State.
L. Faulhaber, generally known o.
Patsy, who has been In the service III
Wash Darlin, one Of Malvern's mer-
chants, during the past six or. eight
months in the capacity Of running 4
peddling wagon, ran away the other
day, taking with him some $4O0 of his
employers money.
Miss Mary E. Pratt for many years
teacher IN the public schools Of Wat
erloo, has received an appointment nom
the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign
Missions 10 one of their stations IN
Western India. She started for her
distant field of labor on Wednesday
evening of last week. H.
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Eugene Fawcett, ESD, leaves to-
night for his new home in Santa Bar
bara, California. Mr.. Fawcett came
here about four years ago, and entered
ut once upon the practics Of the law.
During that time he has arisen in his
profession to the front rank among
lawyers in this part Of the State, and
gained a host of warm friends. Al
City Solicitor for two years he ha,
givcn universal satisfaction and bro,
order out Of chaos by moat excellent
codi6cation of the City Statutes. W.
regret to part with our friend, and WI
know we but utter the common senti
lnent of our citizens when, for our
selves and them, we cordially recon
mend him to all with whom he il abou
to cast his fortunes, rs gentleman o
excellent ability, culture and integri
ty. He sunders his social and business
relations here only at the imperative
demand of his health. We think from
what we know Of him that he doe
wisely in seeking change Of climate
as to say the least, a fair trial has prov
en- that this climate gives him rather
doubtful promise Of future health.
Our best aud kindest Wishes for hi
health and prosperity 60 with sou
friend. So
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Hicks b Partridge have removed to
Taylor's Brown Stone Block, and have
one of the incest and most convenient
rooms in the city. Mr.. Partridge has
been absent for'two weeks past in the
Eastern cities, buying avery large stock
Of goods for their fall trade, embrace
ing the most expensive Dress Goods
brought to this market, as well as I'll
kinds Of mems wear and staple goods
generally. Since their advent in our
place they have established reputa-
ton for fair dealing and low prices
for good goods, second to no other
house in the Des Moines valley, and
they are determined 70 maintain that
reputation. When in the city give
Hicks & Partridge call.
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II any one II curious TO see what
seifl, catitGl1nd attentive officials On
10 y nAke travel q luxury, that psr.
son ought to run from here TO OmaAa
'bvershe superb B. & NJ. R. n It runs
through the finest agricultural district
in Iowa, and that Is equivalent to say.
ing the best in King Ulysses domains,
while for speed, safety and comfort It
~ 4eSt Railroad from sun up TO- lsln
down. Its branches at Plattsmouth,
Red Oak, Vilisca, Creston and Chart
ton are draining large extent ofsplen-
did county, Of ito trade and.trayel, ~
that to-day this road Il doing more
business, in our opinion than the other
tive great through routes, converging
at Omaha, put together. So much for
knowing how 70 build and run . Rail-
road
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Take pleasures advancing to their
many customers that they have remov-
ed into their New Store in Taylor's
Brown Stone Front, where there will
always be found Crest Bargsins in
Dry Goods. Also, q much larger
stock than we have ever brought to
this market before, and hope that the
Ladies' willlook to their, interest and
visit the New store Of Hicks h Par
driee.
In Real Lace Collars and Handker-
chiefssws have > splendid assortment.
Real Guimpire Lace In endless varie-
ty and elegant patterns. Ribbons at
less than cost 70 innprt.--v :. ws~
Flana6la JsAn6 Caaimefes, sDrtad-
Cloths, Dooskins, Beavers, all complete.
In Shawls there are few bargains to
be had.
Ladiss' The Dress .Goods will be
here ntvin ! few days in the latest
shades, and all kinds and qualities.
,Remember heplace Taylors brown
Stone FROM, Main street Ottumwa. &
HICKS y PARDR1DeE.
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WStA IL gloomy ottsndo~ss, low spirits
depression, involsssst0vy exsissio~s, loss ~
ssssen, spermatosrhsa. loss Of power, die.
~ head, loss Of memory, and threatened
jnspotenoe ond Ssn6sciaity, find a sovereigs
cswc ~ II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIL
10 6PECxElO No. TKEN1 r EIGHT.
Composed OF the most valuable mild and
petent Cuiativsss they strike 4 once nj
the root efthe matter, toss up the system
arrest the discharges, and impart vigo1
and energy, life and vitality to the entira
man., They have CURED thousands Of
cases. Price. es per paclags OF Avs boxes
and . large e vial. which y very import
ant In obstinate or old casss, or 81 pei
single box. Sold by Druggists, and sent
by matt on receipt Of prios. Address,
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEo-
PATBIC MEDICINE co, ssa Broadway,
New-York.
For sale BY ENNIS 4 BALLoRD.
Jan6d1y-wl0m
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CoLMAN's RURAL WoRLD.--This pop
nlAr agricultural journal is q constant
visitor TO our sanctum. It 10 neatly
printed, ably conducted, and ought to
be patronized by every farmer. 1t has
a large corps of able correspondents,
who give additional value to the paper.
1t IL publishod weekly by Norman J.
Colman, St. Louis, NO.. at ~ per an
mum; or win be sent the balance ofthis
year for fiity cents. Try it.
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a GOODTHING,

- AAsNsRN> - = AAAASA
NDr. Smiths "ElscsYic OIL" absorb Z 0aah.
cred Breast In I've days, ellaying an pean II
one minute, there = 10 imAgtnAsion, the
fFrom thslsedine Lawyer ii lows C,tyl
take pleasure In stating that Dr. Smifh,s
Electric OH has boen nsed fnny fa1nily ..and
found Invaluable y an6Eds instent Iel!sf
CHA1. 4. RANSOM.
From Dr. J. K IsH, the greatest Dr1ggisl
West u ChieaSo:
D.. sm,sh's Hl.ct.ls OH = ssi1nins ~ III =,
and a1yin9 eaeie6Aotiun. ~ 80 Il K Mf.
Urom Dr. RAmssy:l
Or. q. d. SMITH, Philade,phia. Ys1s les
girls 81. and considsr \ = Valuable reno.
OF Ramsay . BRO, DruGoists.
OnAINH1.-Tn1et y always Cured bv DR.
Smiths Electric Oh J" q thoos~nds can -.
4 eu..s Al painful. .anspns.arx ea.d..
inMnt. It curee Salt Rheum, letter eta, and
st0pd the hair from lAlling cot II day. IN
= foe Pile. Erysipelas. Eelcal. ets.. and -
smart on raw abr.sions a ffesh oute, and
cores burn or most In : little time. leis In
like anything else, e all the doctofs ~.
A0-More than 100 cures have been made n
two counties aione, and many thousAndl
iss tns s 81
THAT 70 Why y sells. altho' DR.. .. has paid
On. snTrH's" on" ID doing rood
In 0T1UMWA. e el4swhe9et md I'll eaY they
have seen NOTHING LIRE IT. Try q
Price, 50 DENTS ana 90. SIZE &
Feb. /. dAw-tk. :.
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Parties desiring to register SO that
they can vote at the next election, will
/. find the Township Clerk in Taylor's
brown stone front, in the Office former
ly occupied by Hutchison y Hack
worth.
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Mr.. James II. David, of Bourbon
County, Kentucky, has just arrived
and has now onsalea at the Fair Grounds
near this city, ten head of superior
Thoroughbred Short Horn Heifers,
varying in age from ten months to
three years. Seven of the above were
bred by Peter Boyd, Of Union Village,
Warren, Go. o., and three by Ans0n c.
Shropshire, Of Leesburg, Ky. They
are of the Booth and Duchess family
and rich in blood of Imported Stock.
Pedigrees will be furnished correct as
will be seen by certificates accompany.
ing the animals. Seven Of the above
are heavy in calf viz: Heroine End,
Rose Mary, 6plendor End, Lucilla End,
Lydia End, Pandora Ord, and Elva 9th,
to the noted Bulls, Great Otley lOl69,
and 26th Great Republic 1896, in
American Herd Book. Mr.. David can
be found 1t the residence Of A. L.
Graves evenings and meal times at
all other times on the Fair Grounds
We have seldom seen 80 fine Z herd,
and would recommend all lovers d
good stock to give them Q call.
Will exchange for Mules. WITT.
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Republican Rallies.

w. j. Mitchell and j. S. Painter, adj
dress the citizens of Washington
Township, at Ashland, on Saturday
evening, Oct 9Th, at Z o'clock. Lei
there be full turn out.
Capt. w. H. G. Jaques and others
will address the citizens of Highland
Township, at Hooks School House, on
Saturday evening, Oct. 9Th, ct Z P. M
All are invited; especially the Ladies'
s. A. SwIGGETT.
Oh. Cen. Com