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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, :
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL AED VERY ATTRAC-,
d TIVE L0T. WITH S3tAEt; BRtCk TENE7
MENT THEREON. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
GRACE BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS. FOX SALE Al. AUCTION-Mill be
sold Mt auction, on tho premises, on FRIDAY the
2lst June, IsT2, o'clock F. NJ, that very beautiful
and desirable LOT located rs above, recently Occu
pied as an ofIlre by Dr. NJ l.. James. It has front
of 80 feet and depth of 16s feet with the privilege
OF IN alley 10 feet wide leading ont to Third street.
rooms, and a shall rsck butcbuikIlnE: The lot s
enclosed on three sides by brick wall n,id In front
by an iron railing. III front of the Drics tenement
there arc some handsome shade and ornamental
trces and the location IS one exceedingly desirable
for rst-class dwelling. The property Is now YIELD
ing q rental Of about $500 per annum. .1s.,-
TERMs! On5-four.h cash BALANCE Mt four. eight,
and twelve months, lie ring SIX pet cent? secured by
trust deed or longer credits If desred) bearing ten
ie II ". GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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sass J&sa5 BY 81. Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corucr,of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE HALF-ACRE LOTS IN DU-
i Walls ADDITION. NOS. ais, 3le. AND ais,
OPPOSITE TOTTHE HAM CEMETERY, FOR
SALE ATAUGTlON.-Will be sold mt auction, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON the ed of june, 1872,
ate O'Clock, the THREE LOTS located az above, ad-
Joining the property Of the late William Barrett to
be divided into fifteen lots OF thirythrec feet each.
The new bridge across Bacon's Quarter branch adds
greatly TO the value Of these lots.
plat of survey thereof can Ike seen at my Office.
These lots were sold the 10th Of May and sd OF
june 1877. to James B. Burrell and William H.
ackson who having failed to comply with the terms
Of SALE the will now be resod at their risk and
costs. w .COpDlS.
10 "a -. ~ AuctioneGr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
By Lyme & Brother,
Auctionrcrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2lc Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OhsaA LOT WITH
4 A FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BEIM ZEN
TWENTY-FlFTli AND TIVE n Isl NTH
STREETS, CHURCH HILL. AT AUCTI0N.-By
virtue of certain deed of trust executed by +. W.
Scott dated 10th May, 1868, Of record in the clerk
Office of the Richmond Chrncery Court, to the un-
beneciarics therein named, sell at public auction,
on the premises. on SATURDAY, 10Th June, 1877,
Mt O'Clock 2. NJ. tho above described property.
Tho LOT has front oil "a by loo feet.
TERMS: AZ sale. Il. G.. MONCURE.
A. B. CHANDLER,
substituted Trustees, &c
S,lo conducted nv LIME & BROTHER, Auc-
,,nmanrs my 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
2; By e. b. Sewburn,
Real Estate Agent, 1914 Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
IL TWENTY-THREE DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
HUfyTION.--On SATURDAY. June sed at s. O'Clock
p NJ. located on Moore and Pine streets, near Ba-
cons Quarter Branch, two squares above B ln
nvenuc. Only four squares from Broad Ihese
lots being In the city, offer great Inducements to
,neu of small means to secure homes without going
outside of the corporation wher. they loose many
PRIVILEGES, the advantage OF graded streets, g,od
sidewuiks gas, &c. &C., or to Inoneyed men they
are commented us a sure paying investment.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale.
!. - - .--s.T.s1} I'll. etT.i l.. Is. NEWBURS.
10 1S-tds I0I4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
@' BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
q. Office No. ITO Main street.

0SO BUILDING LOTS in M Ma ,SJsH
ZCU ADDITION OF FALLS PLANTATION,
ADJOINING; NJ MANCHESTER, AND LYING BE-
TWEEN THE PETERSBuRG TuRSrlkE AND i,
RICHMOND AN2 PETEsksHE,9IRiG ha aIi ~
TIRDNY the rcd of June. ls72, at O'Clock 7. NJ,
those pretty BUILDING LOTS, located az ;, above
described. fronting on the Petersburg turnpike, MA
snu street and Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
sixty feet each and running back about 1856 feet TO
wide alley. o.,
a Mat Of the properly can DC seen at my Office.
-TENNS: Ouc-thiTd cash balance ut SIX and twelve
m0i,tha for negotiable notes. interest added ana Sc
cured by n decd trust: ,.,ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
BY Coulling 6 Meade,
r. Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1901 Main street

r,,HAT BEAUTIFUL NEW, FRAME
RESIDENCE ON THE VEST YES T.! SIDE p S OF
, FOR SALE AT NECTION.-On TUESDAY the
18TH Of June, at o'clock p NJ we w a. e. i aSnr re-
ascr;bed dwelling. containing five good rooms
and passase. Lot fronts 80 tcet on IWenty-hh
street running back 13e feet to an alley.
hf'is Ni'.> ~ COULLING & MEADE,
H., Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
BY Hill & Goddin, Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No llOs Main street,

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET
ON PIN + STREET. BETWEEN
CARY AND CUMBERLAND, AT AUCTlOS.-
ON Saturday. ord instant, nj o'clock p. NJ, we will
sell on the premises, ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FEET OF GROUND on the east side of
desir7tbje property in section that has improved
more rapidly than any other portion of the city, d-
yidcd into lots If desired. .s.,..,
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six and twelve
mouths with SIX per eent:interest added secured by
Il trust deed. HILL & GoUDlN-
nIS.d Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
E BY Lyme s. Brother,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Nm, t9Is Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING L 0 T S On
' CARY AND CULVERT SrREEIS, IN REAR
OF FORD'S ROW. FOR SALE AT AUC1toS.-
We will sell oil THURSDAY. June 20th, at 8 O'Clock
p. NJ, the above LOT, fronting 52NlSe feet to an
alley. ,n,r,1,
r. IA t.r Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
BY Grubbs C Williams, l.s-..-
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A NICE BRICK DWELLING ON THE
II NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET.,
BETWEEN HENRY AND SMITH STREETS =
On WEDNESDAY, l9th Of June, at % O'Clock r
NJ, we will sell upon the premises DIV ELkING
No 5ol west Marshall street, occupied by Mr.. Lacy.
1t las five rooms; Kitchen water In the yard, anu
IS in good order. The lot Is 2sxl53 feet a.. ...
Persons wishing comfortable home at moderate
cost will do we'll to attend this sale.
TERMS: At sale
ie Is-td GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
BY Lyme & Brighter,
Auctioneers and ReagEstate Agents,
No. lalo Main street.

WE SHALL, AT THE REQUEST OF
w MESsns. TIIALHIMEIt & SONS, who con-
tumplatr moving to their new store on Main street,
offer for rent ut public auction oh he ptemises on
+. NJ, that very desirable and admirably-ocatrd
BRICK STORE now In their occupancy, No. col,
corner of sixth and Broad streets, which, without
any exceptions * o the best locations for any re-
taibllsiess on BroaG street. We will ncgOiiatc for
private renting until TUESDAY MORNING; after
which, II not rented, will be rented publicly, as
TERMS: At sale. SYNE & BROTHER,
je Auctioncers. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
BY Lyme & Brother. ,.tr.
Anc.,onecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. iSla Main STREET,

THREE OF THOSE BEAUTIFULLY
l. LOCATED BUILDING LOTS ON TWENTY.
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN AND
STREETS FOR SALE Al AUCTION.-We viii
offer fSr sale on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant. 1T
o'clock z. M., three of those excellent BUILDING
LOTS located Us above, each fronting 30 feet OH
Twanty-seSelth street, and running back to &
twelyefogt alley. These nre justly regarded n:
amoest the most valuable lots now offered for sal,
III ''l''' por'i0n o. '''e cay LYME & BR6ThfEs;
jal7 -#'..t as.-s. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
By Hill s. Goddin, Real Estate Auctioneers,
No llGa Main street. =, -

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
Y s0ITTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND
NJ STREt.TS FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-on
TUEsDY June l2 - o'clock M We Ml
bio r or OF GROUND, fronting on Ninth street
n feet running back 100 feet to I'm alley 10 feet wde.
This neighbOrlood is rapidly improving; ana tnc
hauccti the value of property very much In that
locality. ,,,oo =. tr t,.o,yo
,nL eirb;cen months. with six per cent. interest
added secured by trust deed
ia l.ttis HILL. & GODDIN. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Aucuoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


THREE MOST BEAUTIFUL. LOTS OF
4 GROUND. ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
Floyd OR FEDERAL) STREET BETWEEN
CHERRY AND CULVEi;T STREETS. ONLY 4
SQUARE BEYOND MONROE PhRk. FOR SALE
Al AUCTiOS.-On TUESDAY, 18Th June. at 5
o'clock J.. NJ. we will sell. upon the premises
THREE LOTS OF GROUND lying In square IN
mctiatcy opposite hit residence Of John e. Shaier,
EsI. ..s.... .-
Two of them are at tho northwest corner of
Floyd and Cherry streets front IS and 40 ieet re-
spectyely run back 1893 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide:
The other begins l15 feet west Of Cherry street, anu
is 80 by lao feet TO the alley. ~ feet wide
No lots In the vicinity OF Monroe Park are now to
be had which offer greater inducements than these
TO purchasers for immediate use or with reference to
sure and rapid increaSc IN value.
TERMS: At sale. i, GRuBBS & WILLIAMS,
eiu Aucnoncers.
a BUILDING LOT on the cast side Of Culvert
between Elmwood and Floyd streets, adjoining the
residence of I>;lc Floyd, will be sold after the
above. 1t i, 81 Ivy lis feet and tie sreet-cars pass
along its front. 20.
irI5 GRUBIS & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
ByP. Bowman, Auctioneer.

ryTHA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
~ SATF--On TUESDAY the 18th Instant, COM
n,rucnc AT 10 clock. will sell ut my warerooms,
1859 Main street. , n,,,>-,
500 cases BOOTS. SltUES, rBhorANs, ana
BALMURALS.
.s.' .E..te. ALSO. '.f'.
All unusually fine and large assortmcntof
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOREIGN aud d. 'MESTlC WOOLLENs,
.... FURNISHING GOODS, -.,.
STRAW and FUR HATS,
wi IN an attractive invoice OF
LADIES and C1IILDREN'S FANCY SUITS,
beg leave 10 call the special attention OF the trace
to tc above sale. which combines very large, de-
irbic and select stock Of goods. and cannot fail to
prove highly profitable to buyers: The goods IRE
fresh and sctsOnabc, and Will positively DC 500 wltil-
nut rosrrye 0' +. BOWMAN.
80, Auctionecr and Commission Merchant
A LUNCH will be served on day Of sale.
10 Il-1u,Th.S M.Tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18

BY Crumbs q Williams.
A,tctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
SUPERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOR
~ SALE ATsAJCTICN, ss

ONE AND a HALr- MILES FROM THE
GREtsNBRsER WHITE SDLPffUR
~ 5t.@ SPRINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT VERY
II DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE situated on the
corner of NJ and Twehty-seventh Streets containing
seven rooms; Kitchen with two rooms, &C.; and a
pump of the very best water. The lot AZ by 132
feet. For terms, &C., apply TO
lie l5-.t u. ID. EACIlO, Auctionecr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18
by Thomas ". Rc:scc, Auctionecr,
No. 1917 Main street.
rUHUsTEE'S SALE OF TOBACCO NJ

rT,IUSTEE'S SALE OF TOBACCO MA
l. CIINERY.-In pursuance oil the prnyiSiors %, VI
, dcGI OF trust executed 10 the undcEiglcl ny
George X. Crump. bearing 'aic December -, ~.
and recorded In the office Of the Chanccry s"nti o.
Richmond. Will sell at the tobacco i:"tor! "i W.
late g. l. baldwin on Main street near i"rGiy-i''i .
ON FRIDAY the 2lst instant. coninencina ~ ~
O'Clock. a desirable assortment or IobALto MA-
CHINERf AND FiXTgRkS: IN part 10 i"'io"''
BOX SCREWS. IRON POTS,
MILLS. BANDS.
BILLETS, LEVERS,
BLANKETS. r,-r,r-i..s
IRONS, TINS,
LUMP BO&LS,
SINkERS, BOILERS. ,,, - ,,.
business: M, rty T,,s,er
n ~ EErsEp. krciinit1r. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-18

RONELESS SARDIERS In half boxes
IL the best fish put up In france-for sale at fifty
cents Fer half box by - : 4. PIZZlNI, JR.,
my2a sol Broad street,
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SPRING, 1871 have received my
OlL-CL0THs, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW
SHADES. &C., which will sell al reasonable profits
Il. p. R1CIlARDSOG, ii
ND 27-9m corner Ninth and Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-30
The Homestead.

Be assured, Mr.. Editor, that the unccr-
fauiy IF the law is now great evil. TO
what extent docs the $1,000 exemption now
avail the bankrupt? Curbstone lawyers,
who never read IL page of law, very ilippanl-
" tell the people that no matter to what eX-
tent a man may be saturated with insol-
ycncv that no matter uhen the debts due
from him were rontlslctcd--t that 10 matter
what may he the amount Of the debt due
any crpditor-he can still claim $1,000 OF
property. IawycrS-rcal lawycr>-tcll us
that the opinions of the RireSCS and Under
woods maintaining the 5000 exemption as
to all debts is of no value.
Now, with the studiouS attempt to educate
the public mind to Reputation and theft tor
they are synonymous terms il is Il rery easy
matter to persuade debtors that they may
withhold s. 900 from their credit. Some
lawyer will confer a great public benefit to
take this question TO The Supreme Court OF
the United States aud let us nave something
certain and d,.tin'to.
Officials are sending ont the doctrine That
Judge RiveS or Underwood or Bond may
decree 81 ,gJy. % as the amount of exemption
and that not being $4,000. there can he nc
appeal. Is there any such dishonest non
| sense us this!
Mr.. Editor, your readers have .ttdiH in The
Dispatch. Please enlighten us OH these mat
| tiers. ,G.
The Dispatch has already expressed it
| opinion on this subject, and supposes thai
no good lawyer has different one upon ;
question so plain. The Supreme Court O
Virginia has decided that the homestead law
is in violation of the Constitution of the
| United States in its retroactive feature, since
| to apply it to contracts made before the Law
was passed would be "impairing the obliga
ton of contracts"
The decision OF this court will be respected
by the Supreme Court Of the United States
whatever may be the opinion of the lower
courts. The part of the Virginia law pro
nounced unconstitutional by the Court OF
Last Resort will he regarded as unconsttu'
tional, and that part which is not SO pro.
nounccd will be held as constitutional and
as the guide for the United States officers in
ascertaining how much of Il bankrupt's pro.
perry shall be exempt.
The very law of Congress commands the
Federal officer to ascertain the amount of d
bauhrupt's exemption by the law Of Virginia.
Tie cannot undertake TO ascertain it by what
Is not law--by what hus been pronounced
unconstitutional by the highest State judicial
authority.
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Iatus,,ss sTgTa trasnEFss-

50 TN fIgaxLU sTsRousssss TITf sTasIs e.
The Jerk Elsrald thotig lltls aaaa
sitenesd an tbs iotlbters WREN itprintssll'ssss
Uninterrupted fde.stmile ofEhat was said s %
be IE LivInsstone's letter to Mr.. benn lat
but unfortunately thisSWas the unluckSi s
thing 1t could have done. For now comes
the Sun and side by side with the Herdfds
copy places a fac-simile OF one OF stanless
letters, and behold the penmanship OF Inc
two is very similar; not exactly so, but SUI
.cien,ly alike TO lead to the supposltlon tiat
the slime hand held the pen that traced both
letters. a correspondent of the Wortd gives
color to the suspicion by noting that I'D the
letter purportiny to be from Livingstone the
address il james Gordon Bennett, Esq, DR.,
and recalling that at the time of the date Oh
the letter il could not have been known III
.,fric, that the elder Dir. Bennett was deaa'
deduceS the conclusion that the "'jr. was
written after Stanley had returned 10 ci'ii-
cation. This would be an argument IN favor
of the letter were it not that the "Jr. Is III
the same handwriting as the BODY OF tne
docr,ment. and whoever wrote that Word
wrote, or could have written, the whole let
ter. it was physically impossible that DR..
Livingstone could have added that word
after Mr.. Benefits death; and altogether II
seems that the doubtcrs have the best of the
argument so far.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-30

NO rosTPosEMEsr FROM sErrEslBER g.
,rc, Tt,E pIrRI,IC.

III. trustees OF the Public Library Of hcntnchy
being satisfied from, the large sale OF tlcRets aire
,n,de and the daily Increasing demand Tor tncnir
TINT there will bc no occasion for postpohibg INC
SECOND drawing in the GIFT Concert IN AID OF tDe
Public Library of kentucky have Instructed me. us
,etr agent and manager Of the Gift Concert, to say
m the nubic and ticket-holders that the drawing
will positiyely take place September 2'fh prox
and viii not he postponed. An active demand Tor
tickets comes from every state and Territory OF the
Tinted states and from the Canadas. giving ASST
rance TO the trustees that no circumstances can pre-
vent Il drawing mt the appointed Tine
4 sufficient clerical force l. engaged to keep up
viii, the orders for tickets. and In order that this
office may he relieved Of the immense pressure inci-
dent to the business the week two Immediately
preceding the drawing. agents especially, nnd those
dcsirous of procuring tickets, requested TO sea
In their orders Immediately, as sales Will have 70 DC
closed In time to make the necessary preparations
for The dr wing. 1t Is tile wish of the management
to I'LL every order for ticket as well rs TO sell MI
the tickets. but those who apply first must FIRST oe
suppcd and If those who put off buying until sales
are closed have their money returned instead Of the
tickets ordered. ~ In the first Gift Concert In Dc
ceInbcr last, when thousands of dollars that came
too late were sent back, tn. will have none to- blame
but themselves. THOMAS Il. BHAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. ny. August 10, 1872.
a., c.,r.t
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AilIlnlolld ispahlh
r,pyr,.y AUGUST 80, 1872,
wrongs Of the South.

A paper printed in.Paris, called the amer
.oaa Sf,rs, passes a sweeping censure upon
the South because Of the trouble or'"shl
mon Georgia and South Carolina by t''t
scoundrels that were directly sustained ana
ne,,ed nv the GRANT Administration. bVL-
rocs was absolutely kept in his place oy
tho Administration, and closed his career oy
stealing a large sum from the lreas''F! anu
sea;nc "a a foreign land. The Parts he'cs
ass,,mcs that because Georgia public men
speak of regulating part of the op'ls;'-
tons Illegally put forth by the cirfe'-is'ss
Government, and beca,lse South CarolIha
robbed and swindled in like manner, taiSs
Of sitting from her debt the alleged 'lles''
bonds Incorporated by the swimming
Radical Government, the whole south Is l'-
volved In the immortality and dishonesty VI
renud;ation. It asks whether the southern
statesmen expect that these things VIII en-
co,raoc European emiSrints to come 10
their country or invest dollar III
their securities? The southern people are
not amenablc to the complaints of the Ne'rS.
The Federal Government under GRANT, WIN
its horde of thieves fastened upon the South,
Is responsible for the increase OF the south
ern St,tes' debt, and should bear the whole
blame. The southern people desire to ne
relieved from the Administration and from
its thieves and robbers. That is with them
the gand question. When they are liberia
ted they may have time to look more closely
into the robberics which have been perpc-
trated upon them by the Federal pets and
thieves. who were told by GREELEY to go
back " to the places they had come from to
prey upon devastated land and pile up the
burthens of taxation upon ruined and al
tlicted people.
How cooIly those men at long distance
talk about southern credit, us if the real
people Of the South, save i'll one or TWO
States, had any power to relieve themselves
from their pundcrers, not to speak OF resus-
citating their credit. Should we eject GREE
LEY, however, these things will improve, and
the South will soon he able TO place it>eli
right before the world. .
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The Peace Reunion.

The proposed peace rcnnion III Lo'iSVl'I'
ON the 18th of September will be one Oh tho
most interesting political asSemhlagcS thai
ever met in this country.
Its. indeed, u time for the people to he tili
of spirit and manly resolution. TO keel
warm the generous impulses which the
hope of real peace and rciinion has inspired
and to confer about the great struggle Of tlIt
people to secure this grand national bless.
Ing, "Nuhonal Peace RCim'm" is pro-
posed to he held at Louisville, as stated, on
the 18th of September. 1t is one of the
means of strengthening the calI>e anu
Frightening the hopes of the people. Ii
will bc most interesting occasion. III
will be one of the most .iubilant conventions
ever known in this country. 1t is called 10y
the most substantial and influential men OF
the Great West, and will have about it all OF
circumstance md motive that could be csscn-
tial to give II great weight in the nation.
1t will give fresh impulse to the wave OF
revolution and infllSc new life int the na-
tional canvass.
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West Virginia.

This State Is all right. The state Demo
cratic ticket Is elected with the exception OF
The nominee for Govcrnor--Mr. CAMPER
an,7 Governor JACOB, who is elected, is a
GRgsLEy man. We have no idea that there
viii be any demoralizins effects from this
result.
West Virginia has decided white popu-
lation, and is not exposed to the dangers OF
mrlparolIs rule which threaten this state III
c,se of division. Divisions and independent
candidates, at time of strong party contests.
are always to I've deplored in every conmuni-
ty. But here In Virginia, from the peculiar
nature of our society, they are fearfui. There
have been no such divisions of consequence
here-no personal obstinacy growing out OF
inordnate ambition of unineritorious per-
sons, and we hope there never Will be.
Should there be, the guilty ones could not
atone for their sin were they to live to be as
old as METHusELAH. But West Virginia Is
| safe and sound. The defeat of the restrictive
clause against negroes holding o1fISe closes
the door against the agitations of the Grant
ties, the pretended friends OF the negro, VINO
vet care no more about him than they 40
about the monkeys in Africa. The adoption
of the Constitution prrcludes another cleo
ton and local qllarrcls and divisions, and
ienabIes the people to concentrate their whole
force upon the Presidential election. And
the triumph of the Democratic State ticket,
save the Governor, assures everybody that
the State will so tor Greeley.
Those who looked to West Virginia with
anxiety have cause to be delighted with the
rnsIllf