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NIL parts OF them. TO build the bridge
actually necessary, i and required by that Inv
TO be built by the township or townships, i;
use EnIuy Feuuire the.saiso Or
good partof the lands sn The township.
Our people Hover The County, 20 fur. ms
have observeds ARE f,ct,salis onging :for
convention Wait until 1881 AN fudge.
Who ever heard OF such % thfngp Why, the
very idea Is absurd.t Who made the Constf.
s,ticn 1.-THE people didn't? & IN their sovs.
reign capacity they have the right to change
It whenever they see fit to do 40. Because
they have ignorantly prepared Il beverage,
and, testing IL, have found the ingredients
poison, arc they compelled to drink It? One
Legislature can make no law Of u general ma
ture which subsequent Legislature cannot
alter or repeal. Are the representatives OF
the people clothed with power and preoca-
tives greater and more ample than are the
sovereign people themselves 2 BY no means.
The organic, law Of u State should be
the embodiment of those principles, the
expression and enforcement of which in
wise legislation shall conduce 10 the greatest
good of the people. And when it fails in
this the people themselves, who are the
source aud origin Of that law, should change
it. Not to do so would be suicidal. A wise
and prudent exercise of this prerogative lies
at the very foundation of all free republican
government. Without it there can be no
advancein civilization. The ~Underwood"
Constitution has proved q notorious failure.
Upon 1t has been written, in letters as pam
as those traced up0n the wall Of BelSh, 'Zars
palace, Meme, Meme, Tekel, UphaEan." 1t
Is proving tue very spirit of Nessus to this
TAR old Commonwealth, and her people
snouid rise up in convention and tear it from
her, lest it prove her destruction. SIGMA.
The above is rather Of the nature of IN
essay than newsletter. Yet, "sigma"
evidently thinks that he has written for us a
fine letter. TO realize what sort of letter
it is, he need only to recollect that two
thirds of it could have been written in Rich
mond rs well as in Ashland.
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New GRANGEs.-East Augusta Grange,
organized February 7tb, at Waynesboro'. ty
the State Secretary (acting as special deputy
with &. w. Koiner as master, and &. B.
koincr as secretary.
Montrose Grange, organized February
9th, in Dinwiddie, by Deputy W. L. West.
brook, with Eugene Z. Powell rs master and
Thomas +. Riyes as secretary.
G. w. Koiner, Baskerville, Augusta, Va.
hos been appointed deputy for the Upper
Valley.
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WESrLiL PHILLIPS C$ FIHAScES-AN OrES
LITTER TO GENERAL BUTLER. --Ne,r York.
February THE Erening Post publishes
t.i> afternoon an open letter on the finances
addressed T.: Wendell Phillips to General
Butler. NJ. Phillips says a debtor nation
J. always slave Of its creditor, and in con-
>tir!cc 81 this dependence the debtor nation
>A"Uld separate entirely its national currency
!!pH IL international currency to save its
!pMc "ystrm from foreign interference. For
Lo@.e currency he proposes to take from ma
t:oNal banks ali right 10 issue bills and oblige
tAHin TO return what currency they have in
4 reasonable time: 10 accept the present
-fe"nhackS in payment of all debts due the
GoTcTuulcl'f. and destroy them rs fast rs
I@i in. T'heu let the United Suites lend
S!H"0l'acks n 3 G5 per cent. per annum on
&4i;1na bonds or improved land; owners
Of bonds 10 have in greenbacks four-tifths
81 heir par value. and for land one.half Of
IL value rs appraised for taxation during the
D.! Zen rra:-. these grecnhacks to be legal.
leader lor debts due the Government and
private persons.
Borrowers on bonds and land may surren-
de: -:ccn3a"ks at any time, receiving their
>o'WitIc> ia return. Other holders of green
,,"al a nat!ora bond bearing $50 per cent
,At"ic,, in efee nbscks. the principal payable
ID goa 10 lwcuty or thirty years. One re-
>UN Of this plan would be to reduce the ill.,
'e!">! on The national debt to about four per
Irh'., or instead of paying, as now, one hum
afca anu twelve million of dollars annually
II interest, t;.e nation would be paying eighty
'n'i'i2ns. Mr.. Philips says Il new and un-
4r''!"pet country Should haze twice the
'H Ent III currency per head that an old
',i', 'c'e'oF"d country has. Another result
~ 'A'> l'lal would be to put the currency
,,'r!'hu The power Of disturbance by rings.
"2.c>. II i !:c'd, is not what crippies manu-
''c'UIr> ma western Development. 1t is be-
att our dead capital -iand, bilildings, and
--'i'"ilrry--!3 worth from ten 10 fourteen
yer cent, while abroad it is worth only
'''fe per ctn'. Eastern manufacturers and
"t>!efh ian4aoidcrs, with money at three
yer '"h'., can defy the world. Mr. Phillips
ana'tY eAcaiins: " Keep your revenue tariff
% pay year debt. Abolish its protective
cement at once" MI.
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A TIRGIsIA-G GEORGIA CENTENARIAN.-
"James Jackson, Of Banks county, died last
month, aged one hundred and fifteen years,
having been born in Halifax county, We, in
1853. He left wife aged one hundred and
ten."-Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
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no THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED TO CURE.

wish to say to the public that will insure q cure
Of all cases Of CANCER placed under my treat.
laent, and In event of no cure Will not charge any
thing for my services. I will also remove all
VEINS, HAIR-MOLES, BLOOD-MARkS, ETC.
leaving but slight scar, ami insure as above stated
Also, all chronic diseases, such
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION, SALT.
PHEUM. TETTER, PILES. AND SCROFU-
LOUS SORES OF ALL CHARACTERS.
treated, with guarantee OF perfect cure; in de-
fault Of which, money will be refunded to The pa
tient.
With my past experience and success in the treat
ment of these diseases fe,l free to say thai my
medicines are INFALLIBLE, and without rival In
this or any other country In efectnS
A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
In the above specified diseases.
Office hours from 8 a. III. to Z. n.
OFFICE: No. sos Grace street, near Capltol
SQUARE, Richmond, Va.
The names ard residences Of many persons VINO
have bee cured will be furnished by mail or upon
application In person
de 22-d&w3m DR. A. u. WOLLAHO.
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MATRIMONIAL BUSINESS PARTNERs.-The
United States Circuit Court at Chicago Las
affirmed a decision in bankruptcy that
woman may be partner in business with
her own husband, and the partnership debts
must first be satisfied before the assets can be
applied to the husbands individual debts.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

SIMMONS HEPATIC COMPOUND,
- Oh LIyER-CURF.-We have arranged with
Mess7s: WOOD 6: SONS to sell our SIMMONS
yersal satisfaction wherever introduced. All de-
rangements OF the liver, akin, and bowels are re-
orders to our Wholesale agents. Mcssrs. WOOD &
SONS who Will snpply the trade at our regular
rates. L.. l.. KING SONS. PronriernrSS
Re o-'Sm Columbia, 8. &.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET SOAP.-Atteption Is called TO
i the following certificates Of we'll known medi.
cal gentlemen OF Richmond:
LABORATORY OF STATE AssAYER AND CHEN
IsT. 1913 Broad street, next to City Hall. Rich
mond, Va, December ~, 1S73.-Captatn JOHN
n FREEMAN has acquainted mt with the compost
lion of his TOILET SOAe, and have also used it.
1t contains nothing harmful and cordially recon-
LILLIAN II. TAYLOR, N. u.
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COMMISSION kR's CFFIcE,}

CoMAIssIOS Kris CFFIcE,}
RICHMOND, January 26.h, 1874. &
The parties interested arc berehy notified that ]
have fixed on FRIDAY the 9Th day OF February,
1874, nj 12o'clock IL as the time, and my ONCE,
on Eleventh street between Main and Bank streets,
In the city of Richmond, as the place. to execute
'N~ THOMAS j. EVANS,
.jy2S-W4w - Commissioners.
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OEFTCE OF CLERK HSrsE OF DELBGATEs,}t
RICIDdosp, january l3, 1871. 5 .

OFETcE OF CLERK BorsE OF DELBGATEs,}
RICIHosn, january Ii, 1874. Is
RI AUTHORITY. OF AN ACT OF AS
LySEMBLY approved April I'd. S73i 10 is hlye-
tut FOE the CATcuit Court Judges OF this Commoli-
wealth, untis the times for holding the terms Of
their respective courts shall be prescribed by LAM
to fix the time for holding such terms. The ternss
OF the Second Circuit have been liked as follows:
Nottotrdy co.Saty.-Februnry LIST, May lst, and
October LIST. : =
Prince George counfy.-February 9th, slay 9Th,
and October Stf.---~.-r.a,-@ t.
Chcsterdeld co.asy.-February 18th, 3sss 1s,h,
and October 13ta. .s-.
Dtnpiddte cossl.ty.-- March LIST, June 9th, and
November st. -
brunswick ceuaty. 9th, June 18th land
November 10th. ..gl-.
:. Grssnssil!e county. March 2oth, June Esd, and
November Goth.
city - Peters6urg.-sIay 25th and November
25fh.
ceulber 5ih. Z
Clerk of House OF Delegates Of Virginia.
Ia 14-2tawlm - -
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Scientific yS0EOrS.

-. l. rue %,2e5.tifqu,, Of January 24th,
lg,' .,5y.,,,. ~ the Bnrcau OF Statistics,
,a-.'..2. uln:i.c Of 4 recent meeting Of the
I;",., Academy Of Sciences, 1T which Pro-
...>,,c >uuor Nrwcomh, Of Washington, was
,.l~:rd (, vo!rrsC 0aGns member Of The sec.
;.ou ot a>ic"nomr. receiving torly-siS out Of
~. MA, votes east.
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PROPOSALS.


VALUAB LIE COAL-LAND5 FOR
LEASE.
The undersigned, III pursuance of decSce OF the
Circuit Court Of the county Of HenTico ~ the State
OF Virginia, made on the 23d day OF JanIEhy, 9Th
will receive proposals for The lease for term n',t
exceeding five years from the g. st december. STA
of The whole or any part of the COA.-ahNDS
situated In Chesterfield county. Virginia, belong
ing to the Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining
Company, lying. immediately Gil the lines Of
River and Kanawha canal, and within Ihirle~n
miles Of Richmond These lands are so we'll Known
that particular description Of them Is uDneceI'
sary.
any lease made must be consented TO and az
proved by Andrew Johnston and ju1nes Alfrct
Jones, counsel for the comuany, and be reported
10 and approved by the court.
Satisfactory security for the payne Mt OF rem
and performance of covenants will be required O.
the lessee or lessees. Apply TO
A. sI. TRABUF, Receiver.
Midlothian post-ofice, Chesterfield county, Va.
fe 3-eodlm
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TO FIsHERMENN

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN su ss
IN AND DEALERS IN skINE-sSs =. 2 ? :
THREiD.-I Offer for sale $4,000 pounds SEINE.
THREaD-sli or the very 6.st qualify ana all
Noss-at grealiy retleed prices. a eau from an
those in want Is solicited and sa,tsiactson
teeq . 1 sTn ~ p and sogf sElNE-TwINE,
SEINE LINES, SElNE-CgkhS,.
CORK WOOD, ROPES, CtIIoA-1AhsS' 7
&C., at factory prices. r,cuTrNsTEJN.
Importer of Seine-Thread,
,so. I7os and TOT FranElin strees.
!. uIr7-sEiNES made 70 order at short notice. :
~ 24 81 -. ..--.- ...
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] cordially concur in the above opinion OF Dr
Taylor. really consider the preparation OF soAP
by Captain FREEMAN rs one OF the
best soteners and preservatives OF the skin to be
met with in that form. JAMES BEALE, NJ. d.
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Postal.

\ aeT yos,-oti:c is established at Paddy'S
Nj -. >Hr;I3.doah county, Va, on tie route
irom Wa Barren Furnace to Gravel Springs,
,,ilu iuri,s v. Wilmington as postmaster ;
.,..3 at Craze Furnace, BotetouIt county,
w.. III i H,;y Tpli;r. with c. NJ. Patton Is
,..;l!ia.:c-. ir. John i. Windlield is APP
.ain-rd postmaster at rarham'$ store, Sus-
~ county. Va, rice Arthur W. RivcS, re-
,.i;rd. john z. Wuod>on is appointed
;s~.s.a,>',ru; Union Mills. FMvanna county,
"a. r;". IAClna> y. Vest, resigned. The
IN Is Of N.c;.yi,'iiir. Gray son couaty, Va,
.,r.ga-,t! q OlG Town. Richard ki>>inSer is
,I4~luri ,~>'Ta>;era at Salt Sulphur Spring.
N-':s, cr@H'y, West Ma, rtce L. {. Ar.
..i,... ..i,-r.l
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: E-RIcHnoyp, rsxp's q PoToAAc ,. b o,l
SsI.TICKrv q RRxIoHr AGEsTSU
- -, - RIcasaeOsnA Oet0os1 IL Aofs.S
OF TRAINS hi

nIcuuoSn FREDERICKSBURG And fOTOl.-
,nies's SIs RAILROAD.
4 IIPlDAY MAIL Leaves BY = -. S. 5
.Iif sIsnT MAIL lsayss ByFdstrses sfssasa =
rp MI. iexcspt On Gnn6dFaI .s,.ss -.
ne Sso M DAY axiL arrives ss &c., ~ -
'ttoa q ZAP sgIfn;HENAIL sz1tyesat Hyrd sae.'
. isOM Ia = M iayeopt oa Mon9xaSl s..s -.
eg ns & "A TEssm s1 - ssa g.
Brosd. sssest sssasou q s:s7 =. =
ssaSSs:E isHr TRANS leays Broad. e s.SE
on MoadaYk ;,;s NV Sttn he Al1zeee
~. Z. "a, railway. Rstasnals
I'm ~ ssssfisn %
sa sssss d dapss.l e nsssrsrRY.
- e,surrs, Tsessa aaa frsiStf Assess S
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MIELER's

MHLER's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoREHoUND.
Horehoundn as remedy for coughs, colds, and
hoarsenessr and 1t has never failed to produce the
most beneficial results. 1 cordially recommend lis
use to any who are suffering from these troubles.
"a. j. FORD" !.
Proprietor Fords Hotel, Richmond, Va.
"LTNCHBURG, January 22..1S74.
lido not hesitate to pronounce 1t the best pre-
paraton coughs, and particularly Tor the ickLno
cough, SO conmon and annoying, that have ever
useu OF Known OF. GEORGE M. RCCKER."
For sale by all druggists and county merchants.
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO..
IL 4-3m Wholesale Agents.
rUTLER'S POCKEr-lNHALER
~ G0oDWY Sl,,S a aE:A AND NEURAL
PRgPARED MoCKING-B1RD FOOD,
READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE,
for sale by MILLER s. PIERCE,
fed Fifth and Ma pStaiis Streets.
CONGRESS WATER just received.
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ja3O 1926 Broad street.
DERCY's YITALIZED PHOSPHATES
L 40 D. BL ss5 lbr pr"aE s14ss,.
GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP
CURES COLDS AND COUGHS.
GLoBE-FLoWER SYRUP
CURES HoARsESEss AND soRETHRoATs.
GLoBE-FLOWER SYRUP
| CURES BRONCHITIS AND GROUP.
GLoBE-FLOWER SYRUP
is THE BEsr-KNowN REMEDY FOR WHooPINt
| Cough AND ASTHMA.
GLoBE-FLOWER SYRUP
CURES ALL THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES,
and will cure consumption, If taken In time, a
thousands testify.
GLoBE-FLOWER SYRUP
Is bequeathing to posterity of It's greatest bles
sipgs-sound lungs and Immunity from consump
ton.
i GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP
is purely vegetable Is pleasant and safe, and unlik
all other cough and lung remedies, II contains IL
opium, morphine, tartar enetic ipecac, lobelk
sduills mercury, or hydrociaRic acid. The acti0
OF GLOBE-FLOWEK SYRUP upOp the system
mild and benign-adapted to all ages, from the iI
FAINT to a person OF threescore and ten. Don
neglect a cold and have to pay either doctor
| or an underta&er'S bill. ...
Grateful and arave-robed thousands proclaim III
wonderful virtues OF GLOBE-FLOWER SYEUT
For sale by all druggists.
l. PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
L Wholesale Agents,
| 1. 5-oodSwtAhl0 Richmond. Va.
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cheerfully endorse the statement made by DR..
ia vloI in regard to the SOAP manufactured by
Captain FREEMAN, and recommend Its use:
''- :. = - HUNTER Meg UIRk. hi. ID.
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JOHN H. FREEMAN, Manufacturer,
Richmond, Va.
For sale by Levy Brothers, Thomas 3. Price 4
Co.. henry Wenzel, Hudgtns, GORDON 70: AT "a
RON ri Lecky. William II. Scott: DR.: Garnett, DE
Richardson, r. e. Dupuy, Breeden - Fo1, a.
NoltiDg, Maurice Evans, Lonis d. bossieux. -Ie y
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The aEyif-FeiEnfS Bill.

liz. Nu.>c Committee on the Judiciary
.., determined 10 report back the civil
-. - til :. he House with favorable re-
.,o.rrd.:'-.. Contrary 10 the general inn
..,..inu. :; : u1w probable that the CON-
''..,.,. u;t no: liikc the words "school>
..l .nI,r-,, from The bill. Mr.. Wilson
"A, suggested al amendment. which Is Ia
yo.,l : received 10y the committee, but
=. p aas not been acted upon, that the
:iuy.-on a. 10 schools >haii not take eitect
rn,,t after ,!,c meeting Of the legislatures OF
;l!r .eyrra. states. The purpose OF tbs
a,nrALmeu: j. 10 enable the states where
m,y,d >cuc",- uow exist 10y special statue
70 make II" proper modification OF their
,9%.-E.i" ECrk Times.
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OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF I>ELEGAPkS,{
RICHMOND, VA, January 30th, 1874.
pY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
~ ASSEMBLY approved April I'd, 1879. II
Is lawful for the Circuit Court Judges Of this
Commonwealth, until the times for holding the
terms OF their respective courts shall be pre-
scrlbed by law, to fix the time for holding such
terms. The terms OF the Fourth Circuit have been
fixed as follows:
Pntsytrania: February 18th, May 18th, and
September 18th.
Hallnc.-Februnry 25th, a1ay 25th, and Sep
temher 1st.
Pdtrick-March 18th, June 10th, and Octo-
Der 1st
Henry-March Goth, June 18th, and October
9Th. :
| 18th.
| Danritie-June Goth and November Goth.
| J. BELL BIGGER,
Clelk of House of Delegates OF Virginia.
| ia 81 2aW1m
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DIsPATCH PBINrNG-HOus E-Cor
~ ner Twelfth and Asin.e ~ =
stslsA :, ISL 90
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OFFICE oR CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,I
RICHMOND, January 81, 1879. s
NV ALITH0RI1Y HF AN ACT DE A.

RICHMOND, January 81, 1874.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
~ SEMBLY approved April 9, 1873, It Is law.
full for the Circuit Court Judges OF this Common
wealth. until the times for holding the terms OF
their courts shall be prescribed by law, TO fx the
time tnr holding such terms. The terms OF che
fishtfJudlcial Circuit have been fixed as follows:
Accon,ae coaaty.-Msrch 1ss, June LIST, and Octo-
Der lst. .-.--
Northaoapton county,-March 18th, June OH,
and October 18th. -
Eltzabeth Gny county.-March goth, June l oth,
: Wqr,7iek eounty.-March 9th, June goth, and
October 9th -
York county.-April1ssJ June 10th, and Noyem-
Der 1st. :.
Williamsburg and James City county April
20th, July 9Th, and November 2O,h.
Charles City c0unty.-April 30th, July 7th, and
Novemb' Both
Esg Kent county.-May 9th, July 22d, and De-
cem6er 9TH. j. BELL BIGGER,
L. 23-2aw1m Clerk House of neieratpS
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,1
RICHMOND, VA, January IA, 1874. !
pY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
~ SEMBLY approved a pril I'd, 1873, Ii is law
ful Tor the Circuit Court Judges Of this Common
wealth, until the times for holding the terms Of
their pective courts shall be prescribed by law
TO fix the time for holding such terms. The terms
Of the Tenth Circuit have been fixed rs follows:
Eanocer county.-biarch LIST, May Goth, anu No
yember 9Th.
Louisa county.-March 10th, May / 9th, and Sep.
TENDER 25lh. ~ =
Caroline county.-March Goth, May 3Oth, and
October 9th si.a..
King George county.--sTarch soth, sepsembe.
LIST. aud November 1st
Stafford county.-April 9th, September 9th, and
October 9th.
Westmoreland county.-April 18th, June 8 h
and October 10Th. +.
October 20lh. 50
Spotsylvania countu.-April 26th, Septembe
18th, and November 17th.
ia 15-2hw1m Clerk OF House OF Delegates
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r71,l WASHINGTON
sn,.. opinions-Re oi@..'S
,cioMr, N".' .,,ttyc Party in Vfr-
NV rnr Granf.

=i"s" . ,o,ne New York Tr'bnne.l
ny gre February S,-A reporter. OF
NA>"''; M.. N sunday hcf".d ~, n'M nn ,l
s. N2',,'''.71 ,s'nrc1 Mostly on tns l''"., w.,
.rN.N {, &c i<a fr,Qutn' .'Sto, ~. wy
.s,''1'',,t ,..>. .aA seems 10 DC !" 'nv 'i ;r,
VIZ '',....,,.-,. lis Opinions arc w. W."
s.Ha' .,,,, they othcr"re Voc"
"N'',' ,.,..,c.. Hc stated that "'' i',,. =,
..'...'' ,.'' $3.50, the ConsrrNauN' i"''! :"
,aa. ~ H.. bounded. and that IN slo ,1
N,-..'' r.r. % without authority. "e
.,'..S' - .... .snd ,hst.you. ha". Gar
l.,."T.' E.3rr. aHd some others h'Nr
s1.g'' - 90 -,,aaH:ud III The interests Oh
- .2'~ ~ We are all for Grant IN
H"~',".>' nor krmi~r has come ia.o
'"-.a". Trr platform Of tie N"sinla
-. ,,'''.. INC thjrd resolution W W,l't'
to>.''.,.,,. ... !. u,ci2c> rs not to seek 10
-, b" .....sf The civil war. GoVc'ho
ST, - ,u>;Icn: Grant Will probably
IL" l'. ,.,.g n.nCr pretty soon.
.' " .,.., ,.ta preceded substantially
- ...'' .,... o,,icts. and that Is to have
of the >oHth and the wm'c
.-' ....,. sort. cooperate Tor tue "ehri''
.r II lh, couuuy. tou must
.i..t stree ;hC war no southern
-. ,.,,.t { rnnt,"Ia le quantity ~ 'oe
~. ~ 49,. - government. lNll broke
;w.". .'rr,,Girr> ana met tie PicN'
-. ,..- .ma,, fa,tIoa q: Nir@lnmnS IN
.,., .> against Greeley. " Ata 'nc
- ,......! r;.;,G Oh y "ur s'A'' III" 10
90 -. President: "Grncr2. tor me 10
~ 4Yy mtIAcncc with the II
\ ....... ..,.j ~ for !lngHcS would be aS
w.. !,aI abandoned Your army III
.,,.,,.y.,.,, ani tired 70 (" 10 Richmond
'~ -. .,.y availability have Is 10
-, .,..,a..,.,c !m!mnay with my peo'
1...;,.,.,..n continued:
r.,.. colonel No>hy, whit cnec,
n--...$ nomination 10 be lh''''
III. n Virginia have personally:
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TRlEDRICHSHALL
" BITTER WATER.
A fresh supply just received direct.
FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES, WHOLE
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GaESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
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pas ,erger trains Will run us follows:

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