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The Republican journal., 1872-03-07

Action on two promi.sOry notes, the hr-t ~ u
Nov L. 1868 tor two hundred and fifty dollar, siIrut
by said dcits and payable to pitt. or order in vu'
year after date, with interest the second OF
same date for the further sum OF two hundred and
dtty dollars signed by same defts. and paNab.r tu
pltii in two years and nine months from dar with
interest.
Date OF Writ March II, 1870, returnab'e at April
Form 1870 Aidamnum one Thousand dollars.
F. S. NICHOLSON, SearspOrt, Plaintiffs Attor
ney. g., - .
the writ Atttst-W. q. FRY l., Clerk.
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TneNpcuded from l>-o, $24l6 -
Received ot Agent on le7., 1875 w
444l \,
Paid Mayors orders 1856 y
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Report Of City Treasurer.

CITY OF BELFAST,
Treasury Office, March 1, 1872.
To the City Council;
Gentlemen: herewith submit my Annual State
ment as Treasurer, showing the amount of money
received and expended for Municipal purposes, for
schools for lnt\rest on City Loans, on Account of
hailr0ad, and toA administering the City Govern
ncnt, for the ycarA nding this day,
DANA IIAKADEN. CITY Ireasurer.
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= INC saEssIoSSs Of This Institution open o,ft,e
4ofA OfStt6ber anil continue until the lst OF Jolly.
ThJtGoliesa comprises tile following schools,
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OUR CONGRESSIONAL NoMNEE.--FroIn the
report in our local columns it will be seen
that the choice of the Convention which met
in this city Yesterday to nominate acandtdaie
for Congfessffoom the Sixth District fell upon
Captain Thomas. Whitehead, of Amherst, a
gallant soldier, an able hwyer,a pure patriot,
and above l, aGhristian gentlemen, andone
worthy to, bear the standard ofthe Conserya-
tive party of Virginia III. its pahmiest DAYS.
The contest for the candidacy between the
friends Of the; neutrality-suspicious.: whose
names were presented stot the Convention
was warmrand animated, but at all tiuIestfie
utmost good feeling and harmony prevailed;
and when the 'rressuft or the sixth ballot Was
aninounced, and twas ascertaiied1t that Cap
ktain Whitehead Ras 4fhe Choice of4the Con-
bgention by aJarges majority the nomination
was made, unanimous, and those gentlenafn
who had SO CALAMITY opposed. him eYprefs,
ed their hearty ,acqniescentee in the result,
and their determination togiye him acordihLL
warmy and uliresefyed.support fAnfnated
by such q spirit, The, success, o., nqln1aaee
is assured, and, as, was well said bysAss66ar
Daniel, one Of bis strongest competitors,
When the AhoeMareh comes Old f1site
Hat will enter the White HOUSE, and White
headi' Will ibeh at the other end pfs the
ARenae.1vLmehharsIiNeaes. 10 nolfis
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Thus 1928 Conservative yotesli ii the ter
counties Gsst inaaned Roaids COST 116;s4a
yotess Id 4 State conxeaEion,s RhAstfp,l95
copssfFatfss votss ID the stheSsssahar eosi.ihis
lies would csasst only iii Sshsr words,
The smaller number OF CONSERVATIVES would
east 5000 more votes than thelsarger NUN.
BEL, and might thus nominate at the eandi-
dates Tor state oaioess Every pnieryafSSe
voter IN Amefa would esss N IypStes IN. Q
State convention aia fss every eight sasf sy each
Conservative IN augusta. . isas I
Ths ssadsssa WIN sse q oncethssa / premium
would bc inferred fer Radical nsaiorsties;;fos
the laisss fh6 aRsdiea majority Iana athe
smaller ks conservative ots fa sygfys;n
County tlseRssasfar the power each Gonssrsa-
tive voter 10 sneh eouHsg Heald have lii
State conventions. Thus Radical counties
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sfTnR BASIS, OFF EPREsgSTATfoS. =. ahs Ere
dericksburg Herald SAYS s.il y, lc,
m"We have refrained from al, discussion OF
the principle involved, bnt i really y sssI.ls 10
Us that any mode other than that agreed
upon byS the Resident SCof,rnittee ifwenld
shaTejledte seriausresultsin our nominating
conventions. IsItist the party that is. snip
posed to- make the, nomination, and not the
populdii0n. TT is very certain that 1t Isl the
pdrtg that has to do tie eIecting, and as this
is SO, q majority Of ths' partys predictions
and choice ought !toagoNeTn In, the selection
of the candidate asil bar .Ar,si ra,t
b Exactly. 90, Major. 10 saaeta ale. q
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TIE CoN " convention which
assembled ID, Holcomib,ee 4Iaif yesterday for
The pfrpose'of nominating a. Conservative
candidate fofE ongrsss fromtfhisQthe:siNth)
district was largely attended. III ~e4ssolI
Erom The large number of candidates Il
was natural to, expect that the contest for
the nominations would beta spirited lone,
and chat exractationoswas realizeda The
friends, Of the candidates pressed the claims
of their various ~fayerites, with 9 zeal and
~peertinaeity seldom witnessed in such bodies.
va are glad to say that file contest was con
Quoted ia a. friendly manfler, and that
nothing oecurredto cast afshadoW oyer(the
deliberations OF the body. Captain Thomas
Whitehead, of Amherst, was nominated on
the sixth ballot, and his nomination, was
made unanimous. Several Of the defeated
aspirants pledged themselves to give him u
be OPENED in the district, resulting, Dis we
confidently hope, i'll a splendid victory to
our cause LyachbuTg Republican, All
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49, 20 5IIag EEEi5s y !.

! EI5&lSz kc3 SaANs - - rpFn, frySfs u Ia
A.BUEbsrs AEHssA, SH9P,TThe New 1drx
Fneaina Posi- concludes a.father caastlc aftf4
'cle az Sffr. sSiiiiGainefff' = ffettsf 81 foTioWss.No o.
EGteAs 0nslshw hole, th5tgB wsfdo s1otadnife
sthesswayeinaaRhicAait ds dGBfsasve ageagFrd
4hatsi lMr. rSnmper bss. taken So DECIDED %
stand on The Greeley side; q VII not sersE
:asf Al many whites twill besdfiyeHaof as
-biaeks ARE sggainsa; nbutist'wiftimpase6aleWJ
letters on ths candidate in the fsyent, Of lbs
success. Sumner is an honest. man, and he
Is a 1m1ia1nIt Of the most decided conTictionsIon
the subjeetof haDsan rights; and Weas1onld
l1otfear So nllchf8ren1 the Eentops,o4Soeh-
ranes, and Iammanyiess by whom he is now
surrounded, nor from tue Hamptons, Sun-
derses, and VaEees,; into Whose bands he
might fa1l,, II Sumner stood byy'his' siae::1 fits
no reason for Ietting)a buli loose in adphina
shop that you have him tied W~ithratgope /;
and YET, IT, he should get, loose ytherey i is
some consolation to know that ,heIis' Eeld
both BY bis horns aid tall 'iS"a"' f'2f
, we agrse With tie Post M part he lost.
We do not like such. 20 fhatters life Post
does. Y N more such letters for us; il you
,xaru.s yit.iaFTgy ~. ->aEfo8 II ~
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aouuananwritszo hottr sideszaffhe
paper. Consequently hhis letter 70 us has,
rome iass va wassehaskeA

aessParsysppsEsa BsoHs tess NrHsIs1a4a.1TBb
'ar#s BseNppssseas ssasadaas lar HiesaTlP resi-
deDt, sss Mak iipg7 immagggilysnt eanapalsn
speeches seeE qssilW eate eng sIisb bs naae e
last III edpsssEasasys 1T GSqharabps Qhio, ne mage 3
,tahes 3, ssesiHegs TFaf essspae q Nflfgll1taas: s4p.i1 {
.,lses Witness itsa easfy dawpilss in thsQ ld Doz
minion. the great battle field where the
arIuses were cohscaitly exchanging shots:
.Fhaf stnte 1was'hnofe harasssdaisd narrowed;
peraapssfhsuafgyF otheFfn fi1ed t1tsEs0Wi
Inessits saaynisg thesegagdlppk atiss4
Do son, hear;anyy1tli1g there of the oliFases
against Tic coTored mars right? Do you
hsafanYthfnss iihefsS6f9 ssmgg,sTasesaiity ahd
sseI6ags beddsb the mflIionsfs1Newitsork
owthoutstbesauflnrity of itbeirshegislaearf.
ARP tbeFe apy Of tbs evidences ,ll.a5 afs 70
fW~ashinefon ~ tie administration in tie
sohf Db3iinfons 'Hefeisst dawihnggofIdbs
atsftsfu. q. 3hit3sIbEs & It ridF .tstgsssb 2
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1.-THE Iafate doasealthinks ahst the GREE
ley fever is chatting, Yes, indeed fstRhere
isn't going to be much Of a shower after
all" I"
The same paper. draws consolation from
the result IN North Carolina u the DemS-
Gratis have 80 mactl difficulty In, carrying
North Garaoahinlaastii II argues CUES, they iccertttaainllY. can;
not eject GREELEY. Considering that HoL-
BEN carrieasNorth Carolina by ,nearlyta9oee
~nsajoTity in lses;land GRaEEg eagried it by
about half 81 many Thousands, ifstsikes us
that the JoarssaI sxtraets comfort from very
mI~nlacsesaaEoEtinlig isiircnansssta ss ,T' i. ~ <~at.aas
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rna Rasalt in Nsorsh carolina.

THE Result In North Carolina.
Our te.sgranss. fgem. stk Caroline tsaye
~ no room 60 doubt gbst IN that State tge
democrats have sehiesed 4 grand triumph.
They have eketed the State officer, . large
u,s,ofs.y Of me members OF the LsgtslsI.'1e
and s~hreefoarfts OF The com resssss EN- s. aaY'
have gained . solid and eDanrings asaesoEs
fhst lie Radsais cannot successfully ?
their conferred forces between 5Dowaaad
Noyerobar. The Old North Stale beads gae
GxrHIsY column. She has already saken
pos;tiop : and Tie enenassw wiz rot be abfef Q
disturb hsr. Bat North asaroiinsss VIII q ea'sy
in her train. almost every STATE ~ tug: nlqpa.
m she rspudiaies4ffsANs, 10 whom she. 3
40 large majority ifdoopf Ears ago, atieEe he !
his strength + He has Boaess fhe 0stssss s !. =
Maayos the dandy GsxkIIEe, aiaa me ape-
lriated Cgxxplxs, togcesher with theis otti-
cal associates, nave .shorn him oftassaocfs
He stands before the country this very moft-
ing a foredoosaed yictim OF defsaa3 Senator 81
W,rsex smoke the truth whenahe saidttn 9ns
ogbisr eceut spesehes shagsss defeat iE Moth
caro,inas tlsisasre sk s90ula nsakeita dia5asalt
task for the RsppbIicasps1 70 elect GRANT fx,
Noyeaabes. shadow Of Coming defeat ~
had asseads faaIes iupons1the. M ! g chg
.senates. lie became 81 prephet shftsesD.
There viii be men enough 70 attempt 10
make Hghfdof this crushing overthrow q
Radicaiisp, ia North Casoiaa; put sslnifatiect'
ed pococuransisul VIII not deceive fhe
public. They will understand that q victory
ia North Carolina under such circumstagces
as ~surroupdetf this eIecion1AWhen tabInet
ministers len their places to insure success
when Observation-Disclosures money fronsthe
National Treasury BY tie thonsaanSs of pol
lars with which 70 pay depaty Faarshais, So 80
called, but- Radical eie~ctioaeererss in faet-
when Federal courts. thysatened peaceful
citizens, and warrants by the hundred were
sent out In blank as instsumehfs Whereby
voters might be- secured---8 a ssay victory
under such circumstances was nYictory
whose significance canaotbe explained aHag.
The whole power Of the Gegernment WIS
brought 70 bear upon the gallant yoiersl 3et
they resisted alike fhrestsana ESTABLISHMENTS,
money and warrants, and esst Il 4 .lsib
for good government ofor peace,befweeH the
sections Of q. cosfamon country Tor p Union
Of hearts as we'll as Of laIpis..' ~ @% Ist stsa ~ via ,
All honor to the State that has rendered q
victory next November 4 eertainty. 100
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. ~ DDST MISS tTHEs.GREATE
iAABARaAINSM DRY GOODS IA

s0 al ,la, Main streets corper E%,eyep al
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~ ~. DON'T MISS sFHESsGREATESTE
II, BARaAINSM DRY GOODS Ia ~,
~ S@E .baEaEs valiant la-lj ssSscfdS =
sTRzPED GRENADINES at tascswofths Soc,
rs raasr-gyx. ~ 5sa4s0S 9r9sD .L5TT bra .1zss tftggl
s6OfD BLACK GEEsADrNEs.l 81 %. #sprth SOC.
J {ssper yard u 70 kfst;s1 yiG 1eT .ssgsait
Best quality EAWNsa at 1csc. and SOC. per yardsiofg
FIn WHITE NICToRIALAWHs d sesc., 5er., apa
9iS5c, pee yafa: IIuAIfHT a0SF hqsaa
Etaei STRIPED hEUSLINs at 40 aud asG per yard
Very pretty GUNNER DRESS GOODS at 5ssc.,
sss, and sse, PEI yard; sss3- 3as4A!
Best BLACK. M9HAIR ALPACAS at 5c tosl,2S
iitr per yard.t .EfiE; ~ II -GfEJEs1 4,<
WHITE PIoUEs, with satin stripes at ac., Csc,
iJ1i aEds5sc- per yard; ~ ss1 -
"a at lsiGs per yard: III 1oSS -
The cheapest sHEETTSGs in the city;
PARASOLa, LACE COVERS, -cpeA
ELAMkLAEE sHAwEs;tat.E HIN
,BLAcka adC6LeREp GRENHBFSE sHAWLS;
RDGLaYESs EGgRaIDER7ES; fs,a 4
LADIES sndl3EaTLEME&s GAUGE SHIRTS,
anal spspy ether saiaraeS goods to pc slosed out. al
s serasra e tssIe &c iss aHas siEsa 4 isssss sS ssSsss
1890. corner Sixth md Broad stTeet&, and !,
jye t9I3 Mata street, opposite The 6t-Stheesf
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Senator Wilson asa Know-Nothing;
No f TACT III; more i'e gseanasftaaiilss kanoHn, Jtthan thai
fIEsRY WItssS.,' now the. Radical candidate
EferiVbe-President, was once a. Knew.Npth'
ing. Knowing the facts 81 the Case so ven,
|;we.WepeisurRrised when sye saw the, letter
we published the other day denying in Hgefles
raj terms that he had ever made any!Know.
Nothing rI,seaechiee si,,',,.a'WEle haaYs 3 ken tbdstron
E|bleitoi look.at tbs history. ofsWnsas's ME
gsfsseeaiIiinl AARRlEroSs aGysel0peaiia:: This sToNrk
essxss.ka assra-,s ~ ft,En al iils .:85sA Ia,Ii tD'
iHS''5Hfi7ysa ti4siiaY ntsEi sHd sAc .sGsjI iIIfa ~
laaRof 1, brief period inI 1855 he mfr: vii.
sonl was associated with the American party
bl,s' Oh tfe. adoptionSE aaproslafsry platform
by The aiatioRal eeanetbof that parfy heNTifh;
drew hptnaeiitysaf &C., IT, I .5sSssls qlli~ ,,G%,,' oil
: we doubt notothatqe.fA. DisA,,t the an:
thos, submitted the above to, Mr. Wilson
before before publishing; ii. 1t reads as Il WILSON
had, written il himself during the late war.
FHe.wisIdrew from, the KNOWN othingg party,
nlottsIbecaaase OF its ~proscrptiiYe principles
not sBaeecsaiuslee'' 81 iaaniyy, sense eeff the injustice done
to Germans, Irishmen, and other foreigners,
But Because IT, was d white mans, party.
Here 4. proof positive that Wilson on was a
'KnoW-Nothing.antaDa sn1 baaatd7ia mari 81
| Further The extract absoyeiquotedsppea
softa g nationalc council pof the KNOWN otbing
7 party lts2A This national council, cot composed Of
the lenders of THAT party, assembled in Phitas
delphia and among these leaders WILSON
was u leader He was the chief among ten
thousand Henadeenno Objection SO farlas
we are informed either by history or by ira
Jditionr,, TO that. part OF the Acknowledging
platform.iwhich required foreigners to re-
main twsienty--onre' years ID this country before
being ailowed.to exercise the right OF suf.
frage /; but did object s~trenuously. to that
part Of 1.-THE twelfth section, we think
whicfreGnseaaostake ground In favor ot:tbe
negro; OF rather4otf the free-soil party. Yet
this man has the un%blnshing timp,lden nee to
eamsibefore.tl b public and deny that he ever
atteredt the knowS-Notbing sentiments which
ehayebSeen attributable TO- him. What are We
Ftodhink Of hun ?4TAlur Yiis = r .;,ss .nis&
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+ 1--WE wonfd not be- afraid toAwager all our
land in the moon, and all our castles In Spain,
that SUMNER thinks his letter elected MERR1
MON. We told the following story onIa con.
temporary journal once, aahbdn,ow iwsestellit on
SuMSER:sfie,ist like; d crazy lune who heard
.sometp ksing of . great storm at sea
which had desstreyed many vessels; and coca.
stoned the loss -. ofamanyiIivess. ~ Khenassas
that storm IA dthella natic. HELast Faes
day. -wasthe replyslsseab EI thought so.
That WIS Tie Iday IrHhisiled sb.nTE agGdG
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xmUsEME&Ts:

.Y1ETERTaiNMENT AT Ho0CHLAND
: ECofJRTHUUSE:&OH WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
August 9TH ,aneatertsiRnstss fDr Abe heneftg Of the
Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, OF the -neiSf-
bt,rho,.d. consistingnf bcsi,tifui si9p2sG or eafa-
lilies, tableanx, charades, and list hut not least .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 sf6as sadnss win be headia
s&aoealand Eourth0ns er Ma anl all wh0leefSan IN
ttrSsi tfs Wis To ehJDy Ehftasetsas, VIII have an OPP
siortn1dfy OF fsfilgsoofet This occasions fS' Il
ssEIapta tnsi SsUBtsTTs efsths da5tbssasg HrsflnYer, L.
which IEayes RichnaGpd ON "Wednesday mOfnlng az
"A O'Clock, hsas Kindly offered intake from Rletfidiua
etndlsae5s IoranywherealoTg thsltfef may 1no1psy
yaxislzstg patrnalze the entgElai nntfnt. IT {tatoT1t IL
: BY order oil the COMMlITEE. .nY Sre26t y
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sG87ROsADALIsIithegr blood puria

,hssSi s9I swMIfAssBUna,sY1 Va, sApfti q, 1850.
Gentiemea EEL n. one ID SUFFERING humanity
snd 80 the celebrity OF youRSPelaahle DarafteR 20
say that have used the RoSApAEIS wilt the sicstd
Decided advantage. AS abbod barts@ 81 svttheat
,apszasess 4peIieye, q gills elre every eTqDtion 81
the sxin which flesh Is heir to, besides posseSasag
great tonic properties. My family wouii NOT te
witiolst H. Respectfully. 81
ty s7lieods1 4. ID. LINEtiL l.
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Mr.. BANKs!LThe accession of AIr. BANKS
TO tie GraakIdH at Inartys unlike that of MIR:
SyMsEK,k j. one which affords us mo. little
satisfaction MI. BAKKs Is o calm, statesman
iii Il man. d ill., II not q great statesman he is
sensible discreet, = practical, !andaspoli.ic as
one need be. SUMNER is an educated IsimpIe-
ton on we might Isl saatyE 81 81 him d Sthhaa NewsKork
International said many years'aggo Of EzIHr
BgRRgrgs g. et the learned SUMNER retire;
q, she WoSid wants 2 new f9oi," a Bat not h "A Ct
,,Gaasisll Basis. He IIe IT, az y aacqatsIten of
whicifse are inclined to feel proud -sio's q
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fi, Scene in n Grant evening newspaper oafs
, Gyisitor!s Wbatldo goultbink OF Summers
,iettef2aI zo}Ga3a <aiE5> bptIglJ sYifEy
Editor Itsistione tDfi sfhearnos powerfu III
documents ever saW!idit has eonvinecdfne
that' Greeley lislgoingsfoIbeI elected, and tllat
of hiods has, been from4he begin
ming directing thisiWholas matter. tss0 -.
Visitor :iAFelg sdre nttsyon igoingfo come
'out:oi the side Of Godaa % 1874 ni H"i' y
vi Editor 2sriatchiag his heafi}: faonf know,
about, thatsft.We'At hayejtei7eonsideE the.
question little ;lopger, and: at any rate AM
change too suddenly.uAep tYork TTfosHse.s
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slSome people like to cencedeit signIf$ Pht
that aaAilehe all of our inter pa islnts
have been, Nominated either at Raltim52a or
'Eineinnatic le4candidates selected ut Rla;
have been defeateda4FFle comFpg
election Will beGnol exception toD the past
rub. FEaneisco Rstlletlns1gsEa- -Gi14gh
A. Jackson is UNDERSTOOD 10 have the IN
side track for ths, Presidential nomination at
the Louisville Observation-Disclosures Demo
nr6fTiieat II Eot3J359 ssu9sst4E9M %s"aff
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!: sEoRREsTios .a4lhe"members tefa Congress
elect sffm the Buneombe district, North
Caroline Is NOT !. Y4NcE, as
stated yesterday bus Roszar B. VANCE.
) NeYertheless,l Q. B. vAsSopE:WEt be elected
.ftooe Congress IT the Democrats have chosen a
mmaiorffs Iof ahs members M the State L.egstts..
'aatiHas aafaatoo die hhpperft louise Of dat btssdyy.
,Whees he s. $et4 !ttas a's.senates, however, he
viii havs.tobe telling ane 'aud'W
don't know, how lie win get along then.
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'sJ The t telegram ans sesniit t to Qua "a yessserday.f d,

The telegram sent to VA Yesterday from
New YORK, telling as what the presAioof thst
city said III 10 tie probabilities of 1MEast.
esIkeetI6a ID NorthsEafoaiha, was the
;usosa non one We have ever received.
of eslrss s thrss \ Ya3 ~ baiesdaafass
news from North Carolina Esaa The New
+EYnfk paEsrs haa on EhugssddasY night; and %
fridsy R8hen. the Telegram Id question was
received, IKE lad information which might
heucaaisd saea~aitssssss, .]saIsoft'
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iDOCKRRIDaEAL ALUM SPRINGS. VA
81 OPEN JUNE !. ls1s.

This fayorltea and celebrated WATERING PLACE
olar additional attractions this. season. Among
Other improvements there has been added an ele-
epns and spacious ball adjoining the parlor:
Ee psrler has keen enlarged and imIroyed, :iad the
IL Will ne Kept In . styi.. not surpassed anywhere In
\. DIE MATTERS Of these special Springs either cure
Or greatly relieve most cases Of Sercfut3, iGcipient
C~Onsnnletlon, Chronic bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic pneum0nta, Chronic Dyspepsia.
Ihrunlc Dlarrhpa, Chronic Dysensery.. They are
also great yillie IN those affections which are lecII-
ilIr to the female constitution, and ms anappetiser,
atomic, aud general restorative they are, perhaps,
unriyaIlad amongst mineral Matters. The proprietor
VIM have provided for the lawns and blli-rooG a
Band OF, Music, and In general all the
Sources or amusement and recreation usually found
III cur bcsfsunmer rtsart, will be nc the command Of
the guests ut ysiROcKBRlDGE ALUM" The place
Is lYithIh cieten 10 thirteen hours of Richmond,
Washington, Ralhiiort,t etc., by rail. MI i,t daylight.
Passengers leave. the cars OF the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coachcs, passing rapidly over asmooth and
leysTroad or 6nly eight miles, set down ire visitors
" JAMES A. TRAzfER. Proprietor.
= Persons making use or The grounds, &C., or the
,Sprlilgs,' and not stopping Of my hotel, will be
lchirged half my regular rates.
The RoCRbrtfge water II for sale by PURCELL,
t&;. O IRfchHiond, and GEORGE NJ. sc
LNTJRE, Chari0tteSvitle. shfafs
descriptive pamphlets sent free ON application.
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d'1p03 ods iDIIaEnyao edT 1d1 %
ssThnarf dis c Rfy August ast2 !, ls1a, ii Tie eighty -arst year
Of his age, Mr.. J0HNEEEMEta naLiye Of Perth
shire SretlaHd and ser thsilast affy Years 2 citizen
ais ia aelss VIM TILE piaceFuMeRRoW tsun.
day. MORNING at 0 O'Clock romsthe Efsst Presby-
eFtauchpFeh lRsy- Dr. Preston's), The friends Of
T. PENEaA AIN gnzIc 4 Tsne Sfnnsrak OF MRS. JULIA
"A, ass OF Ghestefssldf will be .preaehssfsa ut the
Broad-Streef Methodisf church onSHNpkY EvE-
MING ct S O'Clock by The Rev. DrAEdRards. The
I~Teaa.iyes sads fsae9ds Of the fsnilNass requested to
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wasaas Aass nad I'M q tasss esa.
dJdates sof Consesyat ssS te
Tfs $4,000 sxtra Yasea &ieh sets siiea =
system, Rousd sl LIE a6sse tsss 1907
named for d candidate for Governor would:
Is tasea npon negro Radical votes Bus
u,ssill moi ,sarsue this point. We leaysthe
fsfses 10 de reader. Let him ponder faenl.
m assy5Kf.sr sus~sSnsustsssn seins
a,ersioa ssss eonsnasseefak d. the rec
Needle aSsbeE asy Ndfs eea1uaTly gatstaedl %
o iitss poifdy*i of asaaf5lpiatfniagyf the ssl hasss g
Les us see who wasbPresent
,sysesassasssasBefsaRsa Dahfa, Robeft'
ss,nsdsaA a: II. f4gefes, JSsegDa2Mayo ia
ESV.aB. eeserds6, sAaBeTetasra#sy,1 4Faistafe
i,uyes,s4siHa o KisdE'2heFs gsIC onsssgahg
Members-H. w. Tbonns3sF aiffaxs isaaney
smith, WilfamsbnTg; a: b. Wooldr1dSes,
C~fesferHefEsS p. g.s9fsf1g,ysG6 chamberlain
q. Ds vuesenBsrrvsCafcaa ;sJsGll hafs'
Iberayne.f PETERSBURG; W.asaE Waafzssk ean ~
| oke,;F JofHdt B. ,T8ang. kdesftgec5 J0n1a sh9:;
Efs66y,,aFFhnsensoad3 9J.nDyRogesssskshg
E3~seaSae3SAssiJ ssszsssb g.titia0t Sssa y sffS -
aE s:a ssssa'ss q asSl s sas vi n !;
Iry,Se's gave Wells 900; Mr.. CHAzEERBAaKasSfE's
town gave WErrTBo9; Mr. KnBY's county
gave WELLss1,s,assaadd siifR. sRoaEss's gave WEtLs
il8aMi Rsioritas# 10, sss,sl ESf ssss 3
iss, IN 4fTss, WAAosEEepresenaased % oua tpas
gave WALKER only iOas nsjeritssthera a3n
tryszuassseesuazr yresen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ssseeahaBlpexBdgesWhiehs ay the CPn.
seryatiye sstlEonglle'leeE the ssa ssftes ana ai g 2.
whose merbbess nsssysje. presumea.aoassS "a
fayor of TIE dew baisiiss. /" u Under the cffeann-
s.akces, &c ii fatisissF Surprisingly than otherwise
thst the, action, q Bsr1esidd4enst members member Tas
| not reEersedor ,disapppoyeds ar'hes q r,e, -
The COMMITTEES. bad to elect between pleas
which giyesGousersatiye taar
j~oritiesis Gal III I'd .,saeaodaat Il WHICH q gslhtX saet Radical
majoritiesssss WE thinks elected wisely 30