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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

AT the election held last March in New
Hampshire for Governor and members of
the Legislature, there was no choice by
the people for the highest Office under a
singular provision Of the constitution of
the State, although Weston, tho Demo
cratic candidate, had more votes than his
radical opponent. 4 third candidate, who
represented the temperance party, polIed
enough votes to throw the election Of Gov
ernor under the law into the hands Of the
Legislature. That body met at Concord
on the 3d of this month and elected James
4. Weston, the Democratic candidate, 10y
a vote OF 1872 in his favor to 15i for Nc
Cutchins, Republican. The political revo-
luton in New hampshire is therefore com
pleto and the aseendency of the Demo
cracy in that State bids fair to be perma-
nent provided always, however that they
conduct the affairs of administration in
the true interests OF the people and not for
their own personal and pecuuiary inter
ests.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

FOLLOWING ia the act passed by the last
Legislature fixing the COMPENSATION of
County Commissioners:
SECTION l. That the pay of the county
commissioners of the different countiae ~
this State shall be three dollars per dav for
each day actually employed in attepdi6r tn
the duties of their said office, and the said
per diem shall be computed from the first
day OF January, Ammo Domino one thousand
eight hundred and sew enty-four Provided
Ihat the provisions of this act shall not an
ply to commissioners already elected and in
office, nor TO counties having over one hun
dred and ffty thousand population.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

GEO. COLE, of Carbondale, got himself
into difficulty in trying to get himself ont
lie was said to have spoken lightly of a
married lady. He went to see her to make
explanations, whereat he was seized and
dangerously tarred and feathered. He lies
uoupIiul OF recovery, particularly as to his
eyes and two of his assailants lie in iaiI
me ne @eApiana ton is deferred perhaps till
court SITS perhaps permanently.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

HARrrrAL CONSTITUTION ,.,r
following results: ln'''.'.'.E .Es,farh
kidneys. sick and nervous .o.-.igr. iV rr
iousncss. dyspepsia, IH'. r- -frrr
OF appetite ana Strrn- -.'. aim ,..,~
be avoided 10y being reg, ,,.... e 20
aud taking. say ono "i
pr, 0tvL'l- TO- 'r".
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

The United States Senate seems deter
mined to annoy newspaper publishers as
much as possible, in its postage regula-
tions. The bill reported in that body re-
quires publishers and not subscribers to
prepay postage. Under this arrangement
they must pay and then collect from sub
SCIIUers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

Hon. WM. A. WALLACE, having, it is
said, declined to be candidate for re-eleo-
tion to the State Senate, the Altoona Sun
recommends its late editor, D. w. Moore,
Esq, for that position. No more compe-
tent or more deserving man could have
been raued
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

J9IINsoN's ANoDYNE LINIMENT NAV he
used to advantage where any Linime1t is
desirable. le:ll. In cases of severe cramps and
"s1 s.'s IN me stomach tits undoubtedly tho
''S' '1iOlc-s thar can be used internally.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

The two radical conventions Of Ale
gheny county on Tuesday endorsed the sal
airy grab from top to bottom. '--o 7'-1-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19
WAsHiNcTON.

WAsHINeToy, Feb. l3--Gen. Sheri-
dan telegraphed Gen. Sherman from
New York yesterday the official re-
ports received by him OF the recent
muder by Sioux Indians, aud that he
would leave for Chicago to-day to
supeYintend any action thai might be
necessary. Gen. sherman replied
under same data Under the call OF
the Interior Department.. to-day sent
to your headquarters At Chicago, you
will be iustificd IN collecting the most
effective force possible, even il you
draw cavalry trom Fort Riley by rail
I TO Cheyenne, to march to the Red
Cloud agency, striking every party of
Iudians that opposes. Every Indian
who has marauded south of the North
Platte should be demanded and heldas
/. accompl;ce in the murder Of Lieut..
a. -son. Their ponies must be very
RobiA- AID game must De scarce, so
poor nov - give the Sioux .esson
the occasion :, ~ to be favorable.
long merited Sect that the Sioux
MY own opinion Is a an ssency
should never sgaiR ha,, ~
away from tho Missouri rive. ~Lila
Postmaster General Cresswell,,. ~.
before the House Committee on A.
preparations to-day, advocated the
establishment on all railroads ia the
United States Of q special nail train
TO run at . high rate of speed, for the
sole purpose OF carrying mail matter.
The PrcsiAent has appointed Gen.
VIM >. Hiiiyer az Appraiser of Mer-
chsndise in New York.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

Trees that are hardy may be pruneGi
in midwinter, provided no large cuts
are made. Ali orchards properly and
timely attended to will rarely require
the removal Of large limbs. We often
see recommendations to prune early
in summer, because the wounds heal
rapidly at that timc. That season may
answer provided the cutting 10 very
sparingly performed or provided the
trees stand In very rich soil and grow
with great vigor. But early summer
pruning always tends to check the
thriftiness of trees; and IL vigor
Of growth is desired, always prune
before the buds begin 10 sweli--either
In winter or very early in apring and
II trouble 10 likely to occur from the
flow OF sap, cover the wo0nds with
paint, grating wax, shellac vArnish, or
q mixture OF tar and brick dust or
road dust. If the wounds are made
by winter pruning, the cut surface
will become 20 dry In . few weeks
that either Of these applications will
adhere we'll and servo as . perfect
pro lection.
1t often happens that the ownor Of :
large orchard cannot ind time to do
the work himself, and 10 unwilling TO
leave ft 10 . hired 0an, who may ksve
no experience or judgment'in cutting
away tho right limbs. To obviete this
difficulty, and to have tho work done
TO his satisfActi0n, lot him take 3 piece
OF chalk in his hand, and going along
therows, draw . chslk-line at the base
OF every crooked, crossing, or necd-
less branch, and let his man follow
with the saw and remove them. In
this way he can mark in an hour al
that the man win saw on In : day.
Use the chalk sold for school black.
boards; and il the trees are tail, insert
It In hole bored in the end OF . rod
or stick several feet long.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19
In the Senate 81 The uaiisd States

IN the Senate Of the United States
the currency. q6sstion q taking some
ds6afss shsps. The Chairman of de
Finance CUmmiftoe, NJ Shsenaa. .oi
Ohio introd1csd : bill Tor the eavali-
sattcN Of The ourrsuey taking twenty.
I'VE miIlions from ths ssss asd dis
.rlouting = Y the west and sonth.-
=. Merrimon. Of y. O, offered o.
..Isas g ne pili p foiiows:
clauss cfthe bllI snd N ;ns..e =. s.s1e ~,
600 iuanotss for oircaIstion mi IS
issued :,us g the n.sIonsi hanLias assosis.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

The London Church Herald II exer-
cised In View Of An impending relig-
ious war. Il eays: aThat . great re-
ligious war u coming i clear, and
we'll enough known at This moment to
our EngIish Minister of Foreiga AZ
fairs." The editors theory ls that
Italy is to ind some pretense for 1
war, with France, In order TO save
United Italy from tho 4Priests," the
|HIeagners Of 81. Sebastian,s and the
"CFnasders Of Britanny.1 Bismarck
of courae, e charged With being Il the
bottom Of tho scheme. and the present
conduct OF Germany toward France,
Il 4 said, is thus accounted for.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

sesO1 ~ saU OsO1c,
A few weeks since the Westeyx Ra.
raj called attention TO some Of the ~
r;ona ,v.vs ~ ,h,.h h..... ,,..c.,..
s ~ "no1 DSsse. u,e' .s
sainteo N sne passage Oetween tne
manufacturer and the mouth Of the
consumer. 4 correspondent Of the
ro,enf,.v fsa.,1ua,,n no;rta ort .ha.n
~ .ms..:-. -,-.hr -s,.s - ~
49, s'1ss.'o ..n ~ nSA =
given the delicate aroma OF kero-
seue:
Al friend oftbe writar wanting some
bntter IA fsmiiv MA Want fo nne a.
Ina nrst-clasa viilare storsa and nrn.
cnrsd snma. whsf was the borror 81
his honsek eener. when she nnanad fha
nail vhicb q vas hronchf in ~ nc,.
ceive : atrnnv kern..ne nilnr sn6 nnnr
ssssfnc thsrc - shst .sma nrm;stsf.
shls Eerosora ., t.sts rha hrtts- -
drEin butrer and evidantly. Aside from
fhis ts;nt : rnnd artscie HnC Ala th;s
mi hn,,sr 49, s.cnir. @ ri. o;ior sra E tsstaS sie,S
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19
EnYARr,sE sERnOR.


The cowsrdly attempt at assnssin.
alton on Tnasdav eveninv 81 the vouns
man Orr nv the notorions outlsx. En.
yart. was the tonic Of conversstior
yesterday amoug iii clsasss Of citizens
Gn nearly evsrv strsstr ccr,.er vers
conerecations of men taIrinr of ths
outrare md the indisnstior cf ths
frieuds Of the innocene yictims Ire.
0uently reached 4 high ehh.
In addition to the narfic,,iar~ nub.
lished in vesterdav's Ense,n,,;se. toa,.
f0r. facts have heen eIicited -h;ch
throw 4 different liCht On the case .s.. - .
Deciallv n relation to Mr.. Orr n
now seems that Orr and Envsrt hsd
not been associatinc tocethcr ne -
stated yesteriav. and shst M vroriis
either friendiy or othervise mad m ssed
between them durinr ina iiav. C1rr
hsd had a dificuitv With : vonro Sa,.
low named Rirt. I friend ~ EnS.rt;s
and 4 three card monte nisvay IL nrns :
feesion. AZ this Envart took niFsrcc
ana during the dav MADE rc,,csss,1
threate that he wonid .hoot fSrr 4 4
few minutes before the shots vcre f,red
Enyart atoOd short dietancc mn the
street from where Orr vaa sitfinv n
front of IN Emnire saloon He
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

The Hon. VIM b. Allison has ,haan
placed upon ths Uomnitass Il lpvss-
tigation Of the Senate into the aAAirs
Of the District Of ColumhiA TAs
committee staads, boutwell,, Allissn
and Thurman. Tits b : very rsspdl.
siblc place, and We an glad Senator
Allison has undertaken the task which
so many Senators dsclissd, ont Of,
doubtless, . dislike 70 ~ work ~ n
psFlpsuseA,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Feb. iI--Jessc r. Clarke,
aged Ia, white playing with pistol
last evening. AZ his home, a; No. IL,
Jones street, shot dead Jesse Wicks,
aged II.
lssac Fl. Bailey. receiver OF the
Commonwealth National Bank, has
been authorized by the Comptroller
to sell The banking house and real
estate Of the establishment for the
bencfit OF creditors.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE bank
statement shows nearly a million in.
crease in losns,. eight hundred thous-
and increase in legal tenders two hun
dred and eighty-four thousand decrease
IN deposits two and one-hslt decrease
in specie and q small decrease In circu-
lation,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19


iase' says; T NhcEg7
"Accoriing 70 reports there are sev.
eral good antislnonop bret6fen who
are willing to b urged 70 stnud Tor thu
seat In Congress now voconpisd by
Jadse Longhfidgs.1 n sss
+ It then proceeds 70 name them n
follow: Hon. John N. Dixoa, and
Hon. e. r. Harbour, OF Nahaska eoun
~; Ex-Governor Stone and Ssnatol
n Cormask, Of Marion soaaty; or,
DIstrict Attorney Winslow and two ol
three others OF Jasper county Hon. J,
g. 6rinnell. Of Poweshiek county, and
the Hon. Samuel B. Evans, and tht
Hon. jacob W. Dixon, Of Wapslid
county.
Further the Hasckeys says that.
aAmong republicaus 70 % expected
that Mr.. Loughrid9e's claims 70 70
nomination viii be contested By Gen
). b: Weaver, Of Davis county, Hon
A. u. Hamilton, OF Nspsl.o county
Hon. Frank Campbell, Of jasper coun.
~, and several 0thers." /"
First let No say to this, that tn
Hon. A. 81. Hamilton h net sxpsetsd
70 contest for the Republican nonina.
tion for Congress IN this dlstrict with
Judge Loughridgs or anybody slss.-
Second, ordinarily ~ pfotaet against
this early setting mp Of parties - can.
didetss for Congrsaa without thai
knowledge Or consent; thG mora =.
pssially do ~ doso whsa u = doau
from eutsids Tie district.
There may. ho weyer. b thoaa xht
hsye I mania for Conersaa = ). run.ina =
through their heads ~ L nnst ~
vent 70 presery. M. ~ ~ ~ =,
cssss or this Kind ~ vonld .exo.aia1
das indalgsnoe. This sIanis tSceuse,
The vssst o. is6ksYs4,csSs xheu
the sshins voiA -. "a - had .haa ! Al.
tra.sfui Aooht /. ~, \. q -si,l- 80,
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rnor-s. ss. ~
Oar 'f-,..ss ..r.t. mn - ss.e =. 49,. -.
oope..t n m. 6i.s-,cs mi &. s1-E
ful. Fyide.tiv n. RSsss ~ ., .,,sss - ~ !,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

ocratic call and extending An invita-
tion 10 others TO eornN IN and Join
them. Now, when call u needed for
county convention to appoint dele
gates to tho Anti-Monop State Con-
vention, to be held on the 25th Inst,
the Anti Aonops Of johnson county
refuse to join hands with Irish in the
cali. johnny, however. will not take
no for an answer, and advises Democ.
racy to attend the township meetings
OF the Anti. Monops, and also the
Convention. Jordan II becoming .
hard road To travel for Johnny at
home, even where he 10 best known.
Il r not really any wonder to NJ that
the Anti. Monops think it lie shout
time TO unload their party Of irish.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

The hungry po.iticians now running
a eo.called reform partv to boos,
them ;nto n,aca aevo,s the;r .v,rac,nu.
,;ms ,ar,- a,,an.,,,, - oa,,,nr a. ~
vestio.,;ons msrss, nes, i fonnd
hero .no.has 4ha-. $3.50 ~ ~ ,;b;.
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uy ~ Aney sssy les " AeeP oul
opponents on the defenstve BY alwayt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

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nsT l , = wIsn (. to'Anamo.
snd pe@me s6e eacner OF 2 school
| neM tnss ERlece cncfsiy aitcrward she
loand tse.r .nuspana aiso-the youngest
s 100 maalesd sor q ? wealthy widow.
Ino nappy co9pae ~ out early on the
masnmonial ~ 1osp oeang only About u
yeas q sSs Wuen our heroine wrote TO
nd istner 9 4onson. of har plans. 10
vent On g IoMs Sos ssw months Visit,
eed. usin& PIED y Misn bm dangheers pros
paas rnd iusq1sned hoess tor her,.
ans mcen.f q tm young husband gave
nl@ ne SaEo's Weil esocked and equlppcds
49, ~ - ocegs sver staSsed IN lifo
VIII ss18ae psc g,.ss
ID D shsft ,slfnA however, unfutunats
| |spscalssoa sQtprs& NJ husband Of M his
properly. lIis Se.de M tsrribly rncrutitisd
Fby - Nnfn ~ ssealalisy and, Ia sudden sies-
f4onaaSA, - ~ ~ home, bis wife and in
ftne d1ushtSs, lnd vollstsd IN cns of the
tosue ssginsas6lG lG1E ~ raised, % put down
he NSsllisusa HIS lkmiiy rscsivsd Z lew.
lsetsss sssom him, Ord then came a an
bsukeG aijeacA lipvaln they wroee 20 him.
laaE Ethan - IL edl6en lad comrades. He
was ssportsd 6nnont ~ nising. TIE wite
d atlDWz.se hneW ~ whieh--ss lsogth
tpansued - ~ hetio q Massachusetts,. sua
sflsasssd1 risovsd ffSm, Honson 8 eprins.
k1sids wtao, ~ ieaesssd thu employ of
Tnihan4o Oc5 Fsovins herself capable
|s1nde sDSsss h tAsfF mlllinsry department.
7 aAtshssat csz lsur ~ I've years shc re.
yisoDd do hsn6 q ~ husband In Anemo-
~ 1oWa, auAs moa 0srried q gentleman
fhaey hiying nsstsfhs the saks oflcsrtaiuty,
obtainsd d diverse fuom her lcug-lcss hus-
ha6d, although tssily supposing herself o
|SidoW. 1gA M & a
In faws mouths, this seund husband
DID. Thsrsuppn ~ lady, (twice widow.
| a1l rsturusd. yee aeain 10 Msssschusctts,
and slorsunatsly iecusud her oil place at
msukh.r>s. s>,33-.s,. ssss1a 81 "a - f
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

- - MS - -, Z. "
80 ~ 80 80. sAe
'o. ~ VIC
.nu Navy u 'ns Sonieoerase s'ates
neio : ialse snu en'nusiasuc meetine
- DAHimore. 4
1udgs lnglis was the presiding ofii-
So' snu n.ae TUG nrst speech IN "nicn
:, w - !. '1s 1850 - s'@p's 'a'
- = '"s "'a'syss y 9 "o0se caa'e a. ana
= sott1acfson to ehose sDAo ssaN surrire
eMa wsserre tAe sanss opinioss scAicl'
sea % ~: noENsce.
AF Walls was the next speaker, aad
he said that "ace osps II not 10 fAe dad
seAo sevvo0,fno noSfr.e on,,...,,,,,,
... -.
"o"S' VIZ 'o''' We osce - "Oe 20 s"e
ivin0 sch0 knotc sceN their sacrifice ana
disso. ution, 6sl sre Oeoe 3f % tke- ,c0rlc,
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y.y 80 'S''e' = w. ~" ''ss-
0oM.
Finally the meeting was wrought to
ktks ki6hest pltSh Of entbusisem by &.
orator not entirely nnk novn - ism,,
one vho h.a Owned !. .l.,. nan -
Nempsi.-before tho var. no h.d ac.
Qaired so.ne nosoris,y for The butch.
Arv Of ,nAveral hundre1 nnarmed pris.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

GEH. - r. S,1rH, Aa Indlan Com
missioner was charged with fraud and
eorruptiop. -Ap-sunsfttes was ap.
pointed. laxSlsisSsss saAsssport tha.
the shesoos An. utterly 9ronndisss. ~
- eeal,eislee : 80 hiShly go
1 o11 - ~
llso charges were preferred that
q s.vs1lvlue91 061Gh, 90 CalIs0Fnis. had
obtained bic islapaion . the United
States Senate hy fraud. and invcstigs-
tiea fsilowsd. Ths ssssit b that no,
~ least particle Of syidepes could b.
AdduSSd 10 ahow Anything " thu
kiad.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

The Independent Oranges. society
which opposes the farmers oranges,
will meet TO perfect an organization at
Albany, Feb. II. This viii bother the
gentlemen who desire 10 be on the
winning side in politics, and hsd COM
menced to court the grangers! How
happy could they be with either, were
t'Other dear granger away, @s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

An English Judge has decided that
thread manufacturers who mark 900
yards on spools having but l20 yards
are guilty OF 10 oilensa IL they ship
the spools 10 America, Cams wt ship
them smother load OF wooden hama
sud nntinegs!
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19
TER NJ g.:
l.6O PER YEAR In ADVANCE.
INvEsTIeATIONs.


OFTlCE.--On the Corner Market and Sec.
ond Streets. .oye. the tost 0ffics.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

The morning hour having expired the
Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill to oqualize the distribution Of
currency, tho pending amendment be-
ing that OF Mr.. Merimon to insert rs
In place Of 25.
Mr.. Merrimon sxid IL Congress
would allow an increase in the volume
Of the currency he would yield to the
point be was now contcndin2 for, but
not otherwise He wanted to see the
currency increased. He believed that
the temper Of the Senate WAS for an
increase, and for the purpose of test
ing the question he would withdraw
his amendment aud offer substitute
for the pending bill. Tie substitute
provides for an increase OF forty six
millions Of national bank notes, unde,
the same rules, regulations md limita'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-02-19

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-12
MANCHESTER NEWS.

RARBEcrrE AT LANGFoRD SPRING.-Saturday
a Grand Walker mass-meetiDg and barbecue
was held at Langford Spring, Chesterfield
county, about four miles from this CITY. the
meeting was called to order by county gu.
perintendent. B. A. Hancock, who miro
duced successfully Mr.. D. A. Puiliam, Dr.
L.R. Chiles, and Colonel William Ambers,
of Manchester Ex-Governor Walker, Dir.
r. 3. Berkiey, and Colonel W. w. Berry,
Of Richmond; AID General Robert Ransom,
of North Carolina. All of the gentlemen
named were received with fapturous ap.
nlonse. and made excellent speeches. Ches-
ferfield will give a good account OF herseii
on the Sd Of November.
MrsrcAL NorE.-The Mozart Musical AS
sociation have accepted an invitation to par
ticipate in a concert to, De given at bulAe.
Vile for the benefit OF q Baptist chnrch now
in course of ferection in that vicinage.
RADICAL Pow. Wow.-A Smith hadical
soancs was enacted ou the courthouse
green Saturday night, at which tne boy
2onoressman - delivered one of bis moS'
Sumnrons and entertaining lectures On. the
Burgess faction of bis political compieSlon
PoI,rIlcAL.-The issues OF the canvass II \
tbe Third congressional, district VIII ne ven
tilated at a Walker barbecue to be heiG !, 9. :,
Clover Hill Pits next Saturday. Many dis
t;no,1ished Conservative speakers from thn !
place and from Richmond VIII De ~ y a..sia
ance. a train of cars VIII leays tns ,i.ss 80
inc ON the Richmond and Danyilse faiifoau y
tthe morning Of the day Of meesin =.