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Ts He Knaye or Fool?

The Washington Republican, which has
recently made SO many incNcusable blunderS
in regard to Virginia matters, says III It's
Saturdays issue:
"In palmer terms, Mr.. Hunter simply
lies whenever he declares to his audience
that the Conservative party has given to al
flicted citizens or Mupcrs any benehcc not
provided for in the Constitution of the
State, framed bv Republicans, and adopted
nj an election in which the Conservative
party was defeated. No man who has any
knowledge of the facts in the case can deny
this most positive statenent.'
1t is thus that the blackguard speaks OF
the venerable Essex statesman: and thus
does he himself lie whilst charging that Of
fence against society upon 4 man the latchcts
of whose shoes he is not worthy TO unite
The Virginia lllnatic a>ylums, and poor
houses, and aSvlumS for tie deaf and dumb
and the blind, were all in full operation be-
fore the war except the asylum for insane
negroes, which was established by Il Con-
SENTATIVE Legislature under law approved
by Governor WALKER. and put into opera
ton by Il Board of Directors Of ConServa-
tives appointed bya Conservative Governor;
and of the money needed for the support of
such institutions ninetecn-twcutieths comes
out of the pockets of Conservatives.
The RcputHcan itself is guilty Of down.
right lying. There is no sort Of excuse
=
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GY EVERYBODY WANTS 10 SAVE
MONEY, and they can do so by calling al LEVI
BROTHERS and purchasing
MARSEILLES QUILTS at 81 well worth 81:
COI.ORED QUILTS at 81 %, Il So s1.75. and
So. worth 1915. 50, and 20;
CALICO COMFORTABLES at $3.50 worth s3.lp;
uONEY-COMB QUILTS at 1925 worth So
COLOPED BLANKETS from 500 TO 80 per
pair; ~
WHITE BED-BLANkETs from 81 TO $50 per
pair;
AI,L-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL, thrce-quarter-
yard wide, AT csc. worth SOC. per yard
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, one yard wide, al
soc. pcr yard-would be cheap at Goo.
COTTON DIAPER, linen finish. 1T $3.50 worm
S1.75 apiece; on.
UNBLEACllED sIIEETING, full width at 'oc'
per yard:
BIEACHED SIIEETING, full width, at Soc per
yard
pILLOW-CASE COTTON, forty-two inches "ioe'
at 1876. per yard
IJNBLEACUED COTTON, yard Wdc' al 'oc''
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at zoe;
WAMSUTTA, 19c.;
F FLUFF Of Of The ri loom and ASDRoscoGG1N
poMaE iSI'ii' GINGHAM at l24e:: ,or r,ro
CHiEV10T SHIFTING at 1870. worth Z'c' per
RFf,"TIt,E from DC. to 35c. per yard;
KENTUCKY JEANS ut 161,, Zo' 20, anu up ~
saTISET at zoe worth Csc. per yard:
BLEACHED HUCkABACk IOM5EL II NJ, eHt
ira vide aud fine, at 25c. would be cheap at
1,xHHI1EasCfiED HUCKABACK TOWELLING
mt 62c. per yard worth zoe: ,
FRiSGED NAPKINS at 60c. worth Toe. per
LISEN HANDKERCHIEFs for ladies at zoe.
worth 30c.: ,1,o,,rD ,,~rE
TIANDkERCHlEFSa at Soc. worth S0cG ;;
LADIES HEMSTITCHED HASDhERChIhGr
BAMI;TRG EDGINGs and INsERTISGs from
l2Hc. TO 81 per yard-all from 20 to 5o per cent
Griffith. VALENCIENNES, THREAD, and
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc1a lO1 and 1919 Main street.
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Aid the Conservative Committee of the
city in their efforts to carry the coming
election.
The citizen who iuds outa new Conser-
vatre voter and induces him to register and
vote gives practical aid to the cause ~a
The citizen who gives his money to the
committee puts it in the power Of the COM
mittee to employ agencies in finding out
new voters, and in this way gives practical
aid to the cause. ia, ',.-5f -" -
Every man is asked to give his aid in both
Of these ways, if he can; if he cannot, then
by all means let him do so in one Of them.
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THsE.afEE OF RESPECT.

t n stated communication Of Widows Son
Lodge No CO. of 4. L. and A. NJ, held III AlaSons
Hall tharlotlcsv!lc on the 4th day OF Octobef
1878. a. J.. 1878, WorShipful pcyton ;. Coles
circular from the Grand Secretary CT me Grahu
Lodge of Virginia. issued 10y order ol inc Mns'
Worshipful Grand Master. announcing the oeath
at his residence. in SElunton, Augusta county, on
Wednesday the 2Uthsllltmo OF the Host W. as'
Grand Master LEVI l.. STEVENSON: wnercupon,
on motion. Wor. Brothers " lillian Wcrtchpakcr,
G. W. Spooncr, and Brother ". T.. n. Randoiph
we're anpoiuted committee TO draft suitable rcso.
lutions Of respect to the memory Of orr deceased
brother, who offered the following: which were
unanimously adopted: - 90.
. i. ReSoLred, hat In the delth Of Brother STE
yESSOS we, In common with all Masons III VII,
gInia. mourn for the loss of most distinguished
and beloved brother-one who throughout long
life in Ills daily walk aud conversation: fully eNei-
nil fled The time-houorcd principles OF our orueI,
and who devoted the high intellectual powers Win
which nature had endowed him to the STUDY OF MA
sonrv, theoretically and In Its practlcal WORKING,
and who AS Masonic lecturer and teacher was
never surpassed He was dcvout Christian good
and holy man. Some Of us are OLD enough lorecaii
10 remembrance the time when M;tSonf! was al i's
lowest el,b-a time when Brother StefeilSon anu
few others with un>haken fidelity. fir resolution,
and unfultering courage, upheld and sustained on
their own shoulders the INSTITUTION we.s'e' "o"'''
g. Resolved, THAT in token of the respect Wiiicn u
We bear for the memory Of our beloved ana ucccased
brother the Lodge furniture ana )c"eiS oe ""Peo
in mourning for three months. , -,
3. Resolved, That copies OF these resolutions pe
transmitted to the family OF our deceased i
Grand Secretary, and 10 the Newspapers OF stann
TON. Richmond and Charlottesville furpublicati9h.
THOMAS j. WERTESBAKEK, ". N.
G. r. G. Ackeriy, Secretary.
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.
sEsEllAL NOTICES.
ne PRATT,ss ASTRAL OH.

nj PRATTSs ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe Perfectly odorless Always uni
form Terminating qualtiea supcrior togns. Burns
In any Iampswithout dangeros exploding or h'Sins
fire. Manufactured expressly 10 displace the use
volatile and dangerous oils. It's safety under every
possible test and Its perfect burning Qualities are
proved by It's continued use In over 3oo,oov iaiil-
lies Millions of gallons have been SOLO ana no ",
cldent-dlrectly or indlrectly-has ever oceuii eu
from burning, storing, or handling It.
TIL, insurance companies and fire com missIonefTs
throughout the country recommend the AZ a S,i
as the best safeguard when lamps are useo. 'ehu
For sale mt retail by the trade generally ana aI
Wholesale by the proprietors, CHARLES fhAii
Co. ] 0S' Fulton street. New lork.
oc 7-dSw6m
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NAruA. WILLIAMS, the negro. boter, VIII
probably support the regular Radical ticket
himself. It does not belong to him norto his
race to refuse to obey the orders OF bis or
their white superiors. Those persons who
Imagine that NATHAN will run through, ana
that he will be voted for by n large number
of negroes, mistake the negro character.
The negro seems to be best SATISFIED
when he has some person to look up TO-
The Radical Convention has told MN 1or
whom he must vote; and he will obey Or
Il
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~ OCTOBER 10TH, 1878.

NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
T.R. PRICE 6 CO., with buyers In New ork All
the time. are enabled from week to week, ana gay
to day. to keep their stock thoroughly replenshed'
Just opened, splendid line Of
RED BLANKETS, some extra sizes and quallty'
Grent display of CASsIMEREs, for men and boys
CASHMERE yEST1NGs,
BEAVER CLOTHS,
NEW MOURNING GOODS. in HenrieItas' .asi-
mercs, Merinos, and Poplins;
rp,pF Wells. COLL AIRS, and NECK-TlES;
: adIas. and Centlemen's KID GLOVES (best,
IJEMsTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS,
NECK RJTFFLINGS, LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
BOYS and GIRLS WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS.
NEW PRINTS EVERY DAY. ocl6
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htr. II. V. REDFrELn, the well-known cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
paid us visit on Saturday. He will remain
here for several weeks, and will write up
the Fair, the elections, &c. Dir. REDFlELD Is
the man who went to the Northwestern
frozen region-the land of binding SHOWS
and intolerable frigidity, and where so many
people were one winter frozen to death
and ,crote dozen JAY COOKIES Northern racine
railroad humbug.
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11oUsE.FURNIsHING GOODS.

uTMLIAM DAFFRON,
w 1893 MAIN STREET,
" RICHMOND, VA.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS,
RIGS. RUGS, RUGS,
O1L-CLOTHS, OIL-CLoTHs, OlL-cLoThs,
NATr1SGs, MATTINGs, MATTESGs,
Fr-RyrTURE FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
BIBLES. BIBLES, BIBLES,
WINDOW SHADES, SHADES,
CLOCKS. CLOCKS, CLOCKS;
PICTURES all dcscriptlons-largest stock III city,
CuRoMoS, CHRoMos, CHKoMoS,
LOoKING-GLASSES, LOoKISG-GLASsES,
BAEY-CARRIAGEs, BABY-CARRIAGEs;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Looking.Glass Mould
ings-argcst stock south Of Baltimore;
FRAMES of all descriptions.
Sxsavc twenty-five per cent. by calling ana sxam'-
ming my stock for any OF the above goods.
Goods sold by payment by the week or month 4,
cheap as they can be bought in the city for cash.
As sell nothing but irst-class articles. before
purchasing call on WILLIAM DAtFKoS'
143S Main street.
oc11-1m the Original Insalmcnt House
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Fauqucr Radical nominations: For Sem
ate. S. i. Bayley; House of Delegates, \ I'M
rod L. AShby and Robert Cotman; Irea-
surcr, A. =. Carter: Commonwcalths Al
torney, John Randolph: Surveyor, Rufus
Fairbanks; superintendent Of Poor, A. A.
Bray.
Spotsylyania Radical nominations: For
House of Delegates, III. Southworth; for
Sheriff, Colcy BlaydeS: for Treasurer,
Charles +. Bcaslcy for Superintendent OF
the Poor, K. J. Burrl>>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

THE RADICALS FRIGHTENED ABOUT COLONEL
BEARD.-[Letter from Virginia Radical III
Washington RepubAcan.l-This gentleman
is doing more for the Conservative ticket
man Kemper, Withers, and Daniel together,
and any half-dozen of their speaking friends,
because he is far the ablest Of them all ana
what is most remarkable, he is allowed to
pursue his work of damage without mo-
lnstatinn Or contest.
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rolved in :. depositing" With tue states Tue
sum which Mr.. LINCOLN admitted to pc
dueas for cmancipated slaves he made 20
blunder. But NC preferstc read his own
words. No one else IS likely TO state s shis
propositions SO carefully as he does himseft.
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oc II

,nqC CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, TWEEDs,
CORDUROY, sc.-We ofera very large ft h,Ibc OF
Mani CIJARI OTTESVILLF CASSIMERES and
TWEEDS at very small advance upon manuiac-
tllrer's prices. CORDUROY In all c9ors ana quail
iticS KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEuS, anu
VESTISGS in great variety Al to be sold at great
bargains AT kEk r DtSo III Tt : n, 30
worth 80 per dozen. oc LIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

We shall wait until we see Mr.. HUNTERS
address to the VaiIey1Agricultural Society
before again endeayoring to state what his
position was in regard to. paying fcr clnanci-
pated slaves. The synopsis given by the
Winchester Times does not differ, in sub
stance from that forwarded to us BY tele-
graph. III Dir. HUsrERf advocated such IN
evasion Of the Constitution IS Wouil ns ILL.,
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Stoves. TISwARE, &c.

NOTICE.-I am prepared 70 9us UP
~ more rooms. Persons having gire-pfsee Heat
org 20 DO repaired viii do sell ~ SEND III theif or
ue Also SiI TiNSiNG, PLusiBISG, aR.d GAs-FIr-
TING done at short notice. ,.,o MI,
~. a..su uv.ssaas s-tsst S-.slt.sl~.Aa, Va
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how 70 PnosoCScE lr.-The Popular
Science MonthLy, than which there is 90 bet.
Ter authority, says that Dir. BAGEHor's name
Is pronounced IN two sylIabIes.--thus, Badge
OyS.
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y TEETING OF IRISH REPUBLICANS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

ApNoRrC b, FIRST RECT. VA. VOLUNTEERS
RICHMOND, VA, October goth: 1878.
GENERAL ORDERS No. LIN accord 4
VI ance with Reeimental General Orders p
No. !, dated October 18th, 1873. this company w
will assemble at the armory THIS (Mondayl IL
EVENING al * O'Clock promptly, in full-dress
HENRY c. JONES.
oc COLT First Sergeant.
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me- FALL, 1878.
r. PRICE & co.
have lust received more Of those bargains III
BLACK ALPACAS
and MOIIAIRS,
Soc, GOc., 75c.
WHITE FLANNELS (very cheap,
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS. &c.
roc 16l
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DE.
VTILLIAM WILDT,
w 327 RROAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

Tbe business established BY me nearly twenty
wears ago Is still the same. only work hrst-cass
hair which Is always manufactured III the iateas
fashion aud OF the best style.
eC0MBED-UUT HAIR Is carefully worked up
All orders are promptly filed ,,.,,,u,nxr
JEWELRY, and especially dAlh JEW ELhh :
Il made as heretofore, by me from the Latest nat-
ierns The sepalring OF iewelry !saiso done In the
best manpets SSsSV+1
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NARDOZo, FOURQUREAN & co.
Our stock OF goods has just been rep!enssnea "
sle addition OF $4,000 worth OF
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for tho fI, and winter trade, bought Tor caen, OIL
rho latest novelties in imported and domestic fah
rics We are now displaying u most attractive 40
- ''l cLoAKs AND sHAwts.
Also. new and beautsfm fabrics In
ts''s'% DRESS GOODS
IN all new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS
~.l. very rich ssa cheap.
In black goods our stock Is very complete con"
sisring IN part OF
BoMBAzINEs, cAsHMEREs,
A.PACAs, MoHAlRs,
TAMISE, CRAPS,
aENRIETTA aud EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ss,ec,.d Vita great care as good aud permanent
black. Also, a choice lot OF
CARPETS, RUGS. DRuGGETS, &c, &c:
All OF which we offer al the very .nwsS' i'as CT
prieess CARDoz0, FoURQukEAS W.
So 29-tDeI6
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

The ablest English critics have repeatedly &C.
clared SCRLBNER'S superior to the Eh9i!sh maya
zines This new enterprise OF presenting IRE
SOUTH of to-day, by pen and pencil, to our own
countrymcn, and to European eyes, Is The greatest
and most expensive ever entered upon og an!
monthly # has produced demand for u special
edition of the Magazine abroad; and we venture to
hone from our own countrymen for these papers,
which have been prepared with the utmost care ana
canior, a careful and thoughtful reading.
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On the 25th Of the present month we shall issue
ST. NICHOLAS,
sCR1BNER's ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
FOR GIRLS ANDB BOYS,
EDITED BY Mrs. MARY MAPEs DODGE.
ST. NICHOLAS makes new ERA in juvenile
literature. -
It will be superby illustrated by the best artists
at home and abroad. Contributions have been Sc
cured by the ablest and most graceful writers lof
children, here and IN Europe, and no pans OF e1-
pense will be spared TO make 1t the best magazine
for children In the world. The first NO. contains
greater variety than has ever been brought together
In the same number Of pages.
INSTRUCTION, ENTERTAlSMENT, AND
DELIGHT FOR ALL.
FROM GRANDPAPA TO THE BABY.
POEMS by BRYANT, LUCY LARcoN' leila
IHAyTER, MRS DODGE. STORlES by sio|h-
TON. MRS. REBEccA HARDING DAVIS, OLIVE
THoRSE, NOAH BROOKS, LUCRETlA I. hAl.E, anu
others. NICE THINGS FOR VERY LILLE
FOLKS. by MARGARET EYTISGE. AUNT FANNY
and others. A sketch, WHO WROTE THE ARA
RAN NIGHTS? by DONALD G. MITCHELL. n
VISIT TO A BEEHIVE. by ANNIE MOORE. a
Children's Book Department.
A GREAT MANY BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.
full of variety and interest, representing Incl
DENTS IN BOY AND GIRL LIFE, NATURAL SCENE
ny. ANIMALS. BIRDS, INDIANS, SIIir>, PICTURE
REFUSES. and A PORTRAIT FROM LIFE OF
JACK-1N-THE-oUL
who has 4 way of his own Of giving the children
bits Of
FACT. Fun, AND FANCY.
Stories, Historical Sketches, Fairy Tales, Haoits
of Animals, How Things are Made, Little
Talks on Big Subjects, Nursery Rhymes,
Jlngcs Puzzles, &c.
Nowhere else can you buy for Il dollar any book
for children half Us attractive rs this No. Oh
ST. NICHOLAS,
which you can get at any newsstand or by sending
Csc 10 the publishers.
ScRIBSER'S MONTHLY, 81 year; ct. NICHOLAS
s3 n wear. Noclub rates-S7 for both.
SCRIBSER & co..
. oo1t 654 Broadway. y. \.
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The NOVEMBER SCRIBNER, which begins New
Volume, also begins Splendid Series OF Papers
THE GREAT SOUTH, which opens with an art-
Gle historic, descriptive, and political, OF more tnan
thirty pages, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-20

OLD AND NEW LOUISIANA,
,v EDWARD KING, with illustrations by CHAMP
IEY. These papers, which will be Of even more
than national interest, will be continued through
the year, though each will be complete In Itself.
We have also the first of q series OF
THREE HISTORICAL PAPERS
ANNALS OF AN ENGLISH ABBEY,
by the Greatest of Living English His torans,
JAMES ANTHONY FRoUDE,
also illustrated. The beginning of
KATHERINE EARLE-A Love story-by Miss
TRAFToN, which opens charmingly with scene IN
which q The heroine makes an dtoktodTd tlnLe
6oto"
A Novelette,. EARTHE PITCHERS. BY Mrs
DAVIS, In which an English magazinist Is lhlro-
duced These Novelties are to be distinctive leu
ture of SCRIBNER'S for the coming year.
There are also SHORT STORIES by Mrs MoGL.
TON and EDWARD KING, with illustrations >
pnrMs nv CELL, TuAxrER, RICHARD WATSON
cIrDEp. MACDONALD, Miss PRESTON, and others'
THE STORY OF A TELESCOPE, with Illus
t.t,ops tells of the splendid new Government
telescope at Washington. ,,.,,rc,r 80
Ty,on we have A PORTRAIT AND ohEl I'll "a
opc of orr own poets. EDMUND CLANENtE 81
,I,y, nv M.cDoSoUGII, and Critique' 10y sIED-
~ If one Of EnglanI's greatest roetS' Mrs'
Dr.. HOLLAND gives GREETING TO ouh
rEcIIeII READERS.'' replies to the Ne"
YoEK OBSERVER and talks Of 'oLD
TYPES" -,,.,,,,,,x a.. o,-,,.
HOME AND SOCIETY Is charming as ever;
CULTURE AND PROGRESS anu Nai LIT ID,
80, SrrpNCE are able and interesting. The
'''|' "a FORLORN HOPE"
So single number of any magazine ever Issued
~, o;,bor side of the Atlantic has presented equal
attractions. We CALI attention anew to the merits
of the recent numbers Of
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

II n. WALKER & CO, GENERAL N
~. sIJRANCE AG ENTs, iO14 MAIN STREET,
TeprsssqEsGg5g n of cncn
na Mh NJ G1sSsss FIJI FIRE coMPA
NY My eyer s999 9oG
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Ya.-assets over
sS x2TTfl o8aSS;rrc INSURANCE. &C c9 ON. of
BT fPSIiH + FIRE E TSsURANcE COMPANY, of
Baltimore, MdIasse,s over s2oor 9 go, s1oo-
600. losses cquitably adjusted and promptly paid
mt this agency Applications solicited, and bnine-
d di iie nttention given thereto. oc l6
.OITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" OF RICHMOND. VA.
- OFFICE. 1113 MAIN STREET,
f,nder the clearinghouse OF Lancaster Coz :,
IssSres asains; Loss Or DAMAGE BY FIRE
% S Eq FHERSffSEand
-, sm "a 4 T. s MnabE: se e1ssas.l.
DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LoNppG0GHo; oo ooo.
;:i;; treasurer Of Virginia, $1,000
IMPERIAL PfhsiHsfI1 FIFE FRI iS Ssy5S COMPANY OF
with Treasurer Of Virginia $4,000
shareholders personally responsible for the obli-
rations of the above companies.
RpprpSaUtlng the ABOVE SLauDCll Olo 49,.
panies we solicit the patronage of the public upon
their ,lnquestionable security: prompt ana hoef"
settlement of all claims. and heavy income so,,s
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & co, Agents.
'o1' 49, No HOS Main street.
,t1rTrAI, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of
" NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER $6O. OOo. 900.
Cash dividends, surpassing all Others al 'rss al
Premiums payable annually semi-annuaiis' AM
quarterly. o,d c1rr.pEsr company
in the United States. 49, ,p,,DNr Sgont
oo No HOS Main street.
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no0rks. sTATaoNEEY 4. dc.
cCRIBNER,s FOR NOVEMBER.

tCRIBNER'S FOR NOVEMBER.
FIRST NO. OF A NEW VOLUME.
-.-...- MAGNIFICENT SERIALS.
SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS.
THE GREAT SOUTH.
ANNALS OF AN ENGLISH ABBEY.
KATHERINE EARLE;
A Love Story. .,#
EARTHEN PITCHERS;
A Novelette,.
scRIBNER,s MONTHLY IN ENGLAND.
NEW JUVENILE MAGAZINE.
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THE Dispatch does not back down 81 its
assertions OF last March, that there IS no
such thing as postponing the meeting OF the
next General Assembly until January 1874 >;
il only maintains that the Legislature had
the right 10 elect the county court judges last
spling. But to do this they had to post
Done the meeting of the next General Assem-
blv from the first Wednesday in December
until the first day of January, lSI4-a thlIS
that that journal declared was Impossible 10
be done, as certain constitutional require
ments stood in the way Of it. when Is Tue
paramount obligation, To comply WIN Tue
Constitution or legislative resolution "hlCh'
* the Dispotch declared, could not De
ua,scdY On this pivotal Inquiry hinges tue
whole question OF compliance Vi noh-o U,,.
plance with the resolution III queslion. pue
we shall pursue this subject further on Mon
day. State Journal. z- aa
No. They were not obliged to postpone
the meeting of the Legislature. The election
Of the Judges was a valid act per Sc. 1t did
not depend for its vitality or validity upon
tbe nostponement Of the meeting of the Le-
rislature until January. Please do not for
ret this when you return to the subject on
Monday. Do not misstate our position. If
It is impregnable-if you cannot get out Of
YOUR revolutionary difficulty fairly and with
out disappearing us--why, confess your
error and promise not to try to have Il set Of
Radical county judges elected next winter.
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DRY GOODS.

ssTHE EXCITEMENT IS ALL OVER"
/ but great bargains are still selling at JULIUS
Styles, AIS Broad street. De offers the toilo"-
ing goods ,,,.o
RACK GROS-GRAIS SILKS Of 81 % worth s3,
BLACK SILKS at 81 so, IL. 10. ~; 80
ToIoYED SILKS at Use. 81, 81 so, ~.
DRESS GOODS.
SArTEESs. CAMEL's HAIR,
EMpHEsS CLOTHS, DIAGoSALS,
Moss CoLoRS, ALPACAs- ana SILK fOPLlSs.
BLACK GOODS.
CAsHMEREs, SArTEESS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, -
SEDAN REPS, AUSTR !tLLAS CLOTHS,
MOUssEI.AISE ELS and GRAPE CLOTHS
s full line of BLACK ALPACAS from 23c: 70 Zip :
WrITE ND COLoRED FLASSEIS from zoe. 10 81
PLAIN AID PLAID OPERA FLANSELs;
WEI sIJ AND SHAKER FLASSELS.
BLANKETS.
RED BLANKETS from ~ 70 $50: ~
COLOR ED BLANKETS, COMFORTERS. ana W
CASSIMERES.
In these goods we have a full assortmcn, from 49,
10 IS yard
RAJ NOR Az aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ~
in C.MBRIC EDGISGS, ZEAL AND HaLtN-
CIENNES LACE>. all prices;
KID GIOy ES-our own impOrtltlon-sI ~ = :,
CENT E,tES's aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR, Il Iuli
line;
BLEACIJEp AND BROWN CoTToES.
Nv stock Is complete In every department. anu
offer special Inducements to all III want Oh sun
goods To he convinced come ana sec ,, i9T too'
self. JlLlO2 81 I rtf,r
Alb Broad street, between Fourth and tiltn.
S,EsSsES: j. j. Turner, W. d. Powers, John
y. Gary. George Z. BaSby, l.. >. stern
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DEATHS.

Died. October Isl. WILLIAM ii. CLARK,
Ban iSrr I.oCgc, Halifax county, III the siXty-hl
year of his age.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem MsIN%
WI bcrs of HARTMAN Il. a. CHAP IER. EN-
No. So, are requested 10 attend 4 stared azz6isS
c"nyOcatinn OF their chapter at alasons 1assn'>S
Hall Twenty fifth street, Tl Sod E SANDING are re-
f-,ern,iy invited 10 lie with us. BY order NJ. +.
II. Z. NlLLlAM "lL"oS' "e|ie'"'''
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n F. KRENGEL4 & co.. are snow pre-
q pared 10 furnish B. Ar and BIZ ILDINGrSASD
Ut the lowest rates opI-@.. the old hTe k,ntco
of CANDLES I'LL. ID "a .!s-5 90 2Q-1ts ..