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fMAGsziTER r. &c.
L NLARGE Lor or MACHINERY

Eel 4.
One HoIsTING-ESG1S.E, nimnt is-hors. ,osu,
wrcckipg. pis-tlrYing, &C.. win Or .jtht,,,
,'Gs; 3na -, thf iSnr.s for pileiriyipl;
BOILER, on one bed piatf
10th 81 the above eau lc Srcu rluuiDg al our In
One NEW ie-ilURsE rOWEK poRi SE ~ ~, rIi
One NV MHoKsE POWER sr,Tror,pv
ENGINE. with .'Whee!'r,s" Patent baan..
One SsEFcS6SD-HAsD ,4Honsg povF1, or,
TIONARI ENGINE, '' >" 4" ''A-
One SEGoSD-HAND i2-HoHSE POWER poK,-
ABLE B0lith.
HIGHT BOILER.
One s-IIORSE POWER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
one aO-HoKsE rnWEK STATIONARY ESrii%%FF
Two 35-HORSE POWER TUBULAR E0I W.
with Fronts, Crate. Bar, &C., I'll c0inp,.tn:
One 3o;ll0RsE poNfH PORTABLE ,iOiLFH.
With all lis fixtures complete: ''
Three PLAN cYLINDEi: BOILERS Of l-hor.,.
power EACH
One i.-IErH FI i.X BLuWr n" FL"
o"e PORTABLE GRisr MILL, with -fo"t Frcsr,,
one new GRAY 4 WOOD rLhyrH. 22-,ao,
One SCREW. citTTING: SLIDE L,rur. ,o.y..
swing ard 7.frut had, nearly n.w-: ''
One FOOT LATHE. snG,i,lc ior ,,,.I.,n,th or ie,-
eilrr:
Five EAm's rATEST STEAM ruMrs, as.o.r.
Three FORCE PUMPS, from one la four b,.,
*ntFflNG, ruLLEY*, ani HANGERS Of III
Steam aud Water Ganyc.. pcct aud .,lnr..
Valves. GrlIg" Cocks. Tali0w ruS. Wafer Can
Glasses. All kinds OF oil Cans. Steam i,ti,s All
general assortment OF En- h..'r,' .l,,l,li.s H.,
a large assortment Of new and coml-i.ar.T..,t,.
shape. shape Presses. Box rrc,-cs nunl- ,u.l IA
!,'l, and all kind. III i"I,lcro fiNtur,., mod, A.
nrth.r.
The above will tc sold At very rclsor,hI. rric,.
al.a Oh ac'6mmodafngtrrm9
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Here follows the list. !

The Dispatch has struck the proper key.
There is no chance for the South except in
receiving, with the courtesy for which she
prities herself, the liberation proliercd by the
Liberal Republicans. Let the people raise
such an cutlery that no convention OF politi-
clans, bent on their own individual rule, or
the perpetuation of our ruin, will dare to
dictate to us the folly OF a futile Democratic
nomination. Alexandria Sentinel.
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We have authority for stating that General
William II. Payne, of Fauquicr county, to
whom reference has recently been made in
published reports from Washington. is not
now, and never has been, In favor of General
Grant for President Of the United States or
any other office. General Payne his al
stained from all kinds of politics since the
war, and we know is ambitious of no such
notoriety as the recent mention of his name
has given him. -4ierdml,Ia Gazette.
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HI. Gg.l EY's WHITE iiATs.- When MI
Gur.f,T h.. liz ,iil"iirl room, "n ic>IgiIlli4
liz, ca, .l:.l.I of the Tfrh"nc, We read thai
:. III enc corner Of the room there are nearly
dirty lo1rs. from the different New York
l.:.l,c.s, cach containing I white hat. They
Ina! c.,lns. IL - IA! that Mr.. Greeley distrl
.t!icI tlril II lhc employees in the blIl!dln"
The v".ni.o>itors mist have come i'll iora
goaG STARE, is thc majority OF theln, n they
passed To the composing-room lat evening
rcie crowned with white hats
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Nj. Greeley accepts no invitations ospcak
,n ,,!i,a! questions while Il candidate, and
it will promote the general convenience il
lhn,,. who might otherwise invite him will
accept this "a his final determination. He
,rral,s this rr,ang II Pouglkr,p>e To the
colorcd people in lEtilln!cnt of promise
made WHEN he did not expect to be noml-
ualyd. bllt will di,rllSs no political topic
Ven. j'tyt Yiiln.uI
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TuE CONNECTICUT SENATORIAL ELECTION
We are quite certain that we lave not over
estimated the importance OF the reelection OF
Senator FERRY. We find that the New
York papers substantially agree with lis i'll
holding thai IL indicates GREELEY victory in
Connecticut next November.
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The state jounni makes Il pleasant reply
t" our article of Yesterday in favor Of the
Conservative nominees, but does not deny
that il party will establish mixed schools
here II the next City Council shall he Radi-
cal. Come, ncighbor, let us have a fair fight.
Tell us how you stand.
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No DoDGING.--Come out and tell us, Mr..
State Journal, whether we are to have negro
policemen if your party succeeds next Thurs
day? Let us know our fate. No lodging.
We want Il categorical answer. If you say
that you don't know, that you are not author.
lied to speak for your party, or anything of
that kind, we shall take the answer rs affirm
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MA sssSEk.Gs.

Ky Rev. g. =. lit!iI.-,. on l@th instant. Mr. NJ
TEl. u.tAl;TER. al Washington. -. q. AMI MIS-
MARY \. l.. ATTN lSSbN. ii this city.
\, lin. residence. 81 In. lriIic> father. in Prince
Edward county uiI THURSDAY. 18th in>;thi u. ErN.
.i..l,a NJ Cu.Iir.tn. Sir. IinbktE +. III NJ ana
Miss ti.il T., daughter al Rev. Isaac ''"hi'i'.
In this rity. My l.Ih. 10y f,>. {. {. l:iltn" MIR.
WILLIAM ii. Spf.NtE AMI Mis- JENElfA f..
JENKINS.
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The Lexington tky) Gazette says there il
no doubt that GREELEY hus u number O
crotchets In his head, and IL is possible ht
ought to have been hung long ago; but, then
we intend TO make good use Of hin this fall
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Til CiTciNHArI NoMIHEEs.-In placing At
ii. mead of cir editorial columns the names
u. lr>t distinguished and honest gentlemen
W. i..,tl M, WI. reflect the sentiment OF ever!
II II Il, ,ltr country y,it, desires the republic
c.tn .OI!ii ut government carried out III It's
pure and constitutional >ensc.-H0dnohe
Nc.ES.
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RicHMoSD.-We must devote line to con-
graduating our sister rity on the ticket
which the Conservatives have there put for
ward. 1t will assuredly win; and, better
than that, it ought TO win.--Petcrsb'Tg Pro
1,peS
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Ir TAErs WfII.--i'iIr almost llnanimnlls
,niili,;u Of Conservative ilr'n III his section
OF the state. - In ~ We have sRrll able 10
learn, is d,ridcdiy i'll favor OF the policy OF
supporting Greeley and Brown and against
the nomination Of Il Drill"'r:ilir ,Tldilllr nj
B1ltln"r,. OLA liz. :ilh 81 Jnly.- F'ntdSH'
HtlnLH.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NIiE DOMESTIC" Still LIVES.
The ladies III Richmond and vicinity nre respect
fully informed that the DOMESTIC" SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY have established Il branch
office In this city for The sale OF the
FAITHFUL DOMESTIC
And thi- celebrated StWiNtt-MArHiNF. the
kiSt: or TnE IoHk-atlr.iI MACHINES. may he
iItl IT 9lJ Main ~tG, ;nitil about nc 18th, "hcn
HAY viii rcrnpy t.r >!ngr ~ Main rc.t, adjoining
Mr.,r~. NomE.n CO...
"DOAESTlC" SEWiNG-MACHINE co.
m
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4 TrENTION. ATTCCKS GUARD >
You are hereby ordered 10 assemble III your T.
urmory on MONDAY MOANING the 2uth in IL
slant at O'clock promptly, IL full dress uniform.
for target prartCc 1T West Point.
tx oI,ilr of the Captain. X. a. PAUL,
nv ls-ltf orderly Stft eillt.
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NIRGINlA-IN VACATlON-ln the
oil Richmoud. May l., ls1::
Minerva J. Slater. William l.. Slater. Oscar l..
Slater, Courtney NJ. Jon.s Maria T. Walker, wifr
of Alexander Walker, Sucing 10y Alexander Walk
er, her next friend, aud said Alexander Walker IN
lii, own right; MiuervaS :. Wynue. wife OF Thomas
FL. Wynne. suring by Thomas II. Wynne, her neAt
friend aud said Thomas IT, WyHuc in his own
right; Fannlc.. Rodeker, wife Of Henry Bodckcr.
s,aius 10y Henry Bndckcr her next friend, and
said licnry Bodcker In his own right Prucct,a
II. Mccarthy, wife of Edward Mccarthy, sucns
Edward Mccarthy In his own right. ....p lalmtns,
against
Charles ~ Sheppcrson. Defendant,
~ CliASCEKS.
The object of this suit Is 10 set aside and annnl so
far the property owned by William Slater, DC
ceased. Is concerned, certain decd OF record In the
clerks office OF Hcnrico County Court, dated july
~ IslT, purporting to have heeu cNecucdby Robert
Hughes, convey Ing 10 said Charles NJ. Shcppcison
Intersection of Tenable street and Mechanicsyilic
turnpike, which deed II IL charged Is forgery, both
as u the name of Robert Hughes. the Rfstntor, ana
the names of David Comfort and Thomas r. Speh-
Ger, the Justices OF the peace fore "hoi the same
pIrportS Ia have been acknowledged Oh the 18th day
OF July, ls5T, In Charlotte county, Va.
And affidavit having been made that said Charles
NJ Shepperson, the defendant named In said bill Is
moi resident OF this State eing resident Of the
stats of Texss II Is ordered that the said Charles
NJ. Shepperson do appear here within one lnehth
after due publication hereof and DO what Is heces-
sary to protect his Interests herein - ~
copy Test .rry c,,.
CANNON 5 COURTNEY, p. y. ia! lf-f"
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DOCkBRLDGE ALUM SPRINGS, v
OPEN JUNE |. 1872.

This flvorltr and celebrated W Altering PLACE
will oilpr additional attractions this season. Among
other improvements. there hts been added IN ric-
CANT and spacious Ballroom, al iUniHG Inc Ilrlor:
the I:trior l:ts been calIrp, aud imfnnSed and he
prON unity uf the two renders each easily accessible
1t will be kept in Vie not surpassed anywhere i'll
Virginia.
The WATERS nf these special Springs either cure
greatly relieve most casts ~ Scioili. lnclllcht
CONSUMPTION. thronr bronchitis. Chronic l.aryn-
gifts. Chronic PmcInoiiit. Chrome Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhu:t. Chronic Dy:entcry They are
also great valp In those affections which are pecI
liar To the female constitution. and rs an appetizer.
tonic. aud general restorative they are, perhaps
unriyalled amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and ballroom n
frst-claSs Band Of Music. and in general nj the.
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
a; our hest simmer will hc at The command f
the guests n "R0tKRHIDt:E ALtM.' The place
l. within eleven 10 thirteen hours OF Richmond.
Wa.hnp:nn, Baltimore etc. 10y rail. AL in III! light.
Passengers leave Ike oil The Chesapeake AMI
ohio railroad al tio~!.ru depot. and new an elegant
stage coachcS, passing rapidly over smooth AMI
level road ii only eight miles sct down the visitors
ut the Springs IL tea. -
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor
Persons making OF the grounds, &c, Of the
Springs. and not stopping at my hotel, VIII be-
charged half my regular rates.
The Rockhridec water Is for sale by PURCELL.
LADD i co, Richmond, aid GEORGE VI. Mt
I%Tii:F. rharlnIt'$l lille.
Descriptive PAM Inlet, s,iit free on application.
li-Jni
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MEETINGS..
hEE j WY.
OFFICE 90 MERCHANTS A%h Mt' HANGS

OFFICE Ur MERCHANTS AND MFr HANGS
lN>uE L\tEtpMpA.i OF VIRGINIA.
No loat CARY aII:EEr. EI'liMnNn, May I'm. }
'EllE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
/ THE ~Tut' Il HOLDERS pFllilS COMPANY
viii f.r held al thu thrmhrr III Commerce on MON
DAY tEESI Nj. 81 June al O'Clock l.. NJ.
S;nckhnl!rr, unable to attend viii please leave
pr. lies AT The office "f the COMPANY.
my lS-ti u. II. MOORE, Secretary.
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n Npbli~NBf;kf Els ri this city Viii In held
Al O'Clock IiIlS ~ I>I<t. II >:hott- llill, when
l. ,,rls will h. inI!y cxrllnr,! hy the reading nj
The constitution and communications from The
Grand l.u.r al the uiirl states. IL l. Il great
inheritance uali al lh> branch.
my IA-us MANY WbDD-WOEkMEN.
T3,OW N$lHP MEETlNG.--Therew will he
4 Il meeting OF the Conservative citizens OF FAR
ncld township. llrnrcu county. held al The court
house on SATURDAY. 18th Instant. at o'clock. IN
''''''''''' ''' i. W. HENNlNGER,
my 1--olf superintendent.
4 TrENTIpN. rONSEkt ATlNES OF
y II'rh Anon. Tow A:iiil'.-l"u viii atirnl
,urrlinw az Tia. FORKS ii Tia. Road. "il M)NllAl
NEXT. llr 9Th Instant. al lll!- o'clock l.. M
Tor lir lili1.,, al making. t""n, Z Mutations:
my !6-fhkS"t' .. = h'i hiN'>'
yrUTItE.--The annual meeting of the
~ sTOCkNuI. DERS uk TIE CLOVER hill
RAILROAD COMPANY will tr held al the office OF
Nrssrs Lancaster 4 Go. on TUESDAY. 18th May.
l-7a. ut ~ o'clock. ID. =. NDtpi.ibEil'trf,
ap 24-td iielS"ter'
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND VA. May l.. l,'s.
riNilS l. TO CERTIFY that my husband,
1 JOHN HICKEY, has mol beat me. Il, stated IN
IT.. mnruiig papers. hol" II viii /" rc:li.cd III
yuur next Issue. "
my Lit" MIR. tAlllAfiNE III hfh.
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Greeley hats are becoming all the ruge.
Even our Chatham gentlemen are beginning
to wear the white hat IN preference to any
other.- Chatham Tribune.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

LLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
L MONTGOMERY COUNTY. FA.--lnDARil
REDUCED pNE-iiiiitD.-Tl,is cool delightful
summer retreat will BE- opcuc'i on the 18Th j l.
next. The mineral water & unsurpassed by any In
Nir sinla Tor it- curative qualities since the last
season new buildings have been erected and Tho
cottages much improved aud entirely refurnished
Post-oficc, Telegraph, and Express offices. In tho
hotel. A tine hand Of music engaged for the season
Livery stable kept Oh the premises. A LAKE with a
PledSI,rr-J,It In the lawn.
Board per day. 500: per week. sl:.'1: per month
SIS: for two mouths M more. S!0 per month.
Visitors leave the cars i! thr>liln>urg depot. on
The Atlantic Mississippi and ohio railroad Coaches
meet every train Distance from the depot three
and half miles Send for pamphlets Ia
m lI-rni III i. j. N D. WADE. prnuriptar-,
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

EELLUW-C ITIXENS Il hereby proclaim
4 myself an independent candidate for HIGH
CONSTABLE. and respectfully solicit Your snf'
MY l--Gi- JOHN REISIIARDT.
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NOR SALE, at the Fair Grounds -
Il handsome BAY MARE. Has i-''n "'e'i -.
hath ,,.r the s:t,.,ilc and III .ng.c i!afn''o. ~
n,,',I, ,',nii walk l,l,i a., rapid trot. tlrI
Ia and has th. hrnrli al Ia" S"t-"h =" |N
Grounds With iIamhi"i.vIiau. \ no. "'"'' "
brood mare. Apply al Far tr"uEa, u" x,ru
my s-rt,ttm ~ -
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"ULCOX K GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.
WHAT MACHINE IL TliE BEST: THAT l.
THE QUESTION:"
Not THE ONE MOST SpLD. But THE ONE.
MOST USED.

The very large number Of lnub!c-thrrad machines
exchanged for the WILCOX < GIBBS machine Has
compelled the company [" arrange tor quarterly
rcIrue-uuI trade sales al auction III these >o-rci
lock-Stitch- machines. Country dealers buy al
these auctions ami sell 10 their customers. who soon
become iirei OF their purchase. an'l trnc them
agaiu fer IL WILCOX \ GliiB> machine. Double
lhrEui machines are thus l.oinit. sort of clrcIl-
latiuS medium To purchase
WILCOX ( GIBBS MACHINES
with. Al "a late auction al 3Di iirndway, Ny, :s0
al these captured machines were SOLD 10y the Hillc">
Il liihl,, Company tn start On their old round and
come lr,ck to be cAcha neei Tor the reliable WILL
COX l. GIBBS MACHINES.
4 full stock OF WILCOX x GIBBS MA
CHIMES kept on hand Tor sale, exchange and rent,
at WILCOX 4 GlBi'S'S office, Ninth and Bank
streets. Richmond, Va.
an 20 JAMES f.. 4. GIBBS.
CEWING-MACIIINE OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAlRED--Thc SLOAr ELLIPTIC SEM.
ING-NACIIINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the Sl.UAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
Sl.OAT& ADDISGTOS,
my 1415 Cary street near Fourteenth
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A RLISGrON.--Thos who believe In the
\ grand prospects Of our city will attend the large
sale OF the ARLINGTON LOTS on MONDAY, auth
Instant, ut O'clock T. II. STE advertisement. CAN
and see the plan.
my ls-ll ". GODDIN, Auctioncer.
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AhEN IA Tn = - DIVA e-f.cySItz-,,l

49, ,.,,. nMi ) , SS1-~<-~~S~
FOR new YORK: piiliAnEl'ilA: kA'il-
"''nE' w -, "a ~. y : = II ~. i',h
NtN', go 49,,
MUS ~ LIE JAMS
go ~ f.h: f,.,..
ne it.l anu ri,satt MT Lit ih"1' - '.a'.
ELIZA iAN'oA' captain H. - tti f'h' ~.
Company wharf Al f"rkcitH - me ''-ia,i,'
piI;., Oh AneNi,AtS " t'At @l'Ai - t 40, -
DAYS al IN y NJ atii Hl'"' a." '""'L''.
Thursday. AID Stihiti'N hitrih,,"i-. -, 49,,
Passengers CONNECT al Snft0i" WIN me o!d n"'
Line steamers - Rai'ih"rr iihia'hIllha, ana We"
York. .,.
Train lraNto ''tS f"'i' TT fr'"F"hhrS 'h '''''
81 st'tii.r. . $780,.
fai" "a MN ,Hk.
fa' I" i''ii''"IIh'' ''...'-' u
Fare T., baltimore '
Fare L" N"rioih .............
tlk,t, "li SALE al 4 AhbLh 49, INi"'
ana baggage checked through. .....,
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MIR. GREELEY ~ 1857.

In letter 10 II. MrC hcSnry. Of Trey. y.
Y. dated September -, 1862. and published
in the New York JriiuHe oi the 10Th ct the
same month"; Horace Greeley, speaking "Itic
rjnht of ScrrsSinn. thus declared himself:
"lhd stu insist that il il lad been
proved that the people III til" slave States
or even Of the cotton states alullc-lIad
really desired to dissolve the nion and had
peacefully. deliberately, and anthorllatlvrly
,x,ra.>rd that wish. IRE shI"h have ;:>-cnlctt
To il. Al all events. should.
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Rit hMDNn. Vac May !. lsI2.
r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF As
1 n candidate i,nr the Office of CITY AUDITOR
specifically solicit the votes of my fellow-citzens Ut
the ensuing city election. ,
my >-t,I, WILLIAM IT, ALLDERDlcE.
4 CARD.-TO MY FELLOW-tlTIZENS
~ uf THE Conservative PAETf.-Bcn2
satisfied that whole party. which represents The
coming party al this country. IL now actively cn-
.ip,, in orr:luiLn9 for the approaching municipal
contest. and that our nominating cnnHeniiou ny
nolnin:ttiu. i true Conservative ticket Will nOlDi
nate tie true peoples Ticket. | confidently submit
my name Ia that honorable body for their favorable
consideration la making their choice for the Office
Of the COMMISSIONER OF THE REV EMU T..
Respectfully.
IN .i-awt DR. TIIEU. ROLDEMANN.
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" p POTTER. sguI,,
WILLIAM y. CLYDE ) GO. tprrl.
M. ~ Sruih Nl8tgr.,.
40. II North Mharll... Ihin..,y.. zig

nor NEW YURk.--uID DO -f-.ss,
Z MiNinN STEAMSHIP 'nMFA%i.v>--G-
TIm sil-mher st,:.natip- Oh ihHi\r'\
WYANpkE. ISAAC EElI, >tEAIm,} NJ
At;ARA, ALBEMtrl + at,i NATTER =. lnssr
New York for Norfolk. ttiN l'utn; and EiriUanl
every Tuesday,, THURSDAY, and ~AIi hIJti
III O'Clock T. NJ.
Lcav, Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
aud SUNDAY. ~ high tide.
These ships are rn!IrrN new. lHHy h,1r ri".au'
saloons, -tItrrpnut~. inb bathrooms
The far. accommodations, l;sd attention. ~, 49,
SURPRISED.
Close comm ctOn- ti With steamer. i"r al ~n#ir
era itiri European i'iIi~.
For further Information. aUtiS I"
inttS y " 81, Ntt. hE~gE
- hp.D i,'NrfEtr ntEF.i.
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THE MORAL RIGHT OF sECESS!oN

From the Tribune ol .ini February, l,d!-hNr DAY
after lh, inauguration" al Jr:'"r'"n ih,Nl"'
We have repeatedly said, and We once more
insist. that the great principle embodied hN
Jefferson in the Declaration Of American IL
drpcudcncr. that governments derive their
lust powers from the consent Of the gov
crlnd, is sound and Just and that il the
slave States, the cotton states, or The 'It'll
States only, choose to form iii independent
nation, thry hare q cI'dr m"rul tfyht I" Il"
50. We have said, and still niantain, hat.
proyidcl the cotton States have iuliy and d''-
linitry made up their minds to Z" hy Them
SELVES, there IS no ncrd Of .fJhh"J 0ht"' IT /:
for they have only to exercise reasonable El-
thence and they vii! l,c let OF i'll peace and
goodwill. Hhen,t,r IL shall dr ci.dr That
the great body Of tie so"tter" people hutr
become cuncl"sireiy diicno'ed from The
Union, and u1lrions to escape from a, IRE
rtU do our best 10 ,t0r1rard their rters.'
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no THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
L ElCHMOND.-l respectfully announce myself
al independent candidate for The Office OF COMMITS
S!OSER nE THE REVENUE. ut the ensuing inu-
ucipal election.
Very respectfully.
M s-d CADMUS G. jon SOS.
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nELATOUR'S ODA-WATER

THOMAS BALMER & CO., nj slI Main street,
are sole agents In Richmond for the famous della
TOUR SODA. my ls-s,MSW
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ENCHANGE, SALE. ~
IL AND LIVERY STABLE. So
ERANkllN rrktfE.
RICHMOND. VA.

MULES AND HORSES FOR SAL. ...,..s
Parties IN want ~ STOCK VIII dn6i !" ~, - ,, 90
nnr,.h,., NJ / Mil rs amt iirkSt: : i"i ~.
prrpure,i 10 s,ll The lmcst stock At thr I""'' ''
Don't forget !. X. IpaSis'- old >fiirL ,.,-,, "a
w, -, accommodate mere MI LE>1"d i''"'
on LIVERY by day "r month. ,,,rpxtr { 90.
my s-an
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law DIR. IIlfb. BOl DIMA y y.

rlNO TIE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
L | am an independent candidate for CITY SER
GEANT al the May election Should II he Your
pleasure Ia elect inr, | prolns, To discharge the
duties faithfully aud impartiuliy. and not In the ill.,
tcrest oil any " ring" club, or clique"
Respectfully. .
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X Al person, arr hereby can,ion.a 40. Tt, Ma.
auy OF the ere" Of the - VIII hmn'et, ,t,i,l c az
fer herein declares that he vi; MOI t' '''i''"
any debts incurred by The said sr.m: c,,> ,G,,rr
myts !. =. tn
A ELLINGTON LOTS.-On MON ~ =.
n .oth May. NJ O'Clock z. NJ, is ih n""s,D1 lii
sides In. handsome COTTAGE. Lee az 49,
sale See particulars in advertisements, ,.,,on,er.
my ls-u W. Hpiii->' ''>,
L,UR SALE, Two No. l MOON NV syS.
II ElRDs. Apply NJ Stall No Ia SSKa.
Market. r,u,,p ~
my lists WILLIAM s'ne - -
SPRING. 1921 have receh sr,ln ~
y snr,ns sto,.k of MhfrfSGs, CARpElIinNr1W
OH. ti.tfTIiS, LACE CURTAINS, Nh W. Mint.
SHADES Sc., which viii sell At ie;,soisaSr.SS
r. L. RiCllAkt'Su,
any,.,m corner Ninth and Main StIes'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-10-17

YOUNG Man." Keep good CON-
pany, or none. Never be idle. Ifyour
hands can't be usefully employed. attend
to the cultivation Of your mind. AL
ways speak the truth. Make few prom
Uses. Live up to your engagements.
Keep your own secrets if you have
any When you speak to person, look
him in the face. Good company and
good conversation are the very sinews
of virtue. Good character is above all
things else. Your character cannot be
essentially injured except by your own
actions. If any one speaks evil Of you,
let your life be such that none will be-
lieve him. Drink no kind of intoxica.
ting liquors. Ever live (miafortune ex-
cepted) within your income. When
YOU retire to bed, think over what you
have been doing during the day. Make
no haste to be rich, it you would pros
per. Small and steady gains give com.
potency with tranquil mind. Never
play at any game Of chance. Avoid
temptation, through fear you may not
withstand it. Earn money before you
spend it. Never run into debt unless
you see a way to get oat again. Never
borrow if you can possibly avoid it Do
not put off until to morrow that which
should be done to day. Do not marry
until YOU are able to support wife.
Never speak evil Of any one. BE just
before you are generous. Keep your
self innocent, ii you would be. happy
Save when you are young, to spend
when you are old. Read over the
above maxims ut least once a week"