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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-16
The Consequences.

II the persoual feuds Carried Into the Po'
litlcsl canvass In this city. have any tilees a.
al, It must be bad. The success OF the i Luz
dependents. or, more properly, borers' we
believe to be next toimpossitle. But tnelr
success would hand over the city 10 the ne =
publican party. The breach 10 the e'nsef-
yatiye ranks thus made 1t would take years
TO heal. The healing process could take
Mace only upon the death or political burial
orev,ry one now prominent in stirring up Gis-
cord. We think it takes no prophet 10 iofesee
that not QUO Of them eau ever be elected to
any important political office by the people
of Richmond. But, distrus.ed and repudl
ateti, they will be left permanently stranded
as men Gt neither for the Conservative moi
for the Radical party.
The world would think poorly OF city
that, being blessed By heaven with the fines!
advantages, and in hourishng and promls'
ing condition, should, through personal
feuds, fal victim to party whose rule Is
Synonymous with disorder and ruin. W na'
sort of faith would be placed in the public
credit or the patriotism and wisdom OF
peope who should fail by such wretched
caprice and folly? The city of Richmond
would in such an event be set back tor
time too long for us all. Life is short, anu
dclly illustrates the hopes of hundreds ana
deprives them of the opportunity OF success
for The remainder OF their lives.
TIE revolution Of parties here "ou'o
place in power the incompetent and ial'hlesS
Radical party. The injury that would fol-
low would rot be confued to public credit
commerce, and industry. 1t would spread
alarm aud apprehension through the STATE.
The community would suffer in its social re-
latious. The very order and security OF So
ciety would be seriously menaceu.
There is no safety fox US save IN the Con-
SENTATIVE party. Persons protesting to be-
long to that party are doing all in their
power to divide il. What trust can we
place in The professions of men whose acts
djsrroyo their professions? Those acts tend
to break down the authority aud strength OF
the most important party that ever existed
in the State. The party Of the Statc-the
very State itself.
Ab! this campaign will prove to be tho
grave Of many lofty ambitions. An outrage
Gus crusade like that against BRADLEY T
JOHNSON, aroused against him after he ia:
received the pan ty nomination, will not fai
deeply TO excite the sympathy of the great
body of the people and TO invoke their un
qualified cehsurc. Rise, people of Rich
moEd, aud put down this uniustifiable wal
upon the party that has saved you all. Never
al any time before were you called upon sc
strongly to rush to the polls and save the
community from divisions that threaten the
interests, peace, and public reputation Of the
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We have been surprised at the vitupcra-
ton poured ont ia the columns Of the Rich
mond Wing against Bradley L. johnson,
Conservative candidate for the Senate IN the
Richmond district. These attacks have not
been open ard manly, but the authors have
taken refuge behind such signatures as
San Old Fashioned Man." &c. The Wing
is rot the only paper such articles have APP
pearcd in. These papers pretend to be Con-
servative journals, and as such are the watch
men of the party. But are they doing the
party any good by permitting regular
nominees to be attacked through their col
umns? Bradley johnson was nominated by
vote of the people at primary electlon,
and afterwards by convention. III tue
Conservatives, after free expression, cooose
him. is it not rather the duty OF the Wing
and other Conservative journals to
defend than attack him. These papers
would scorn the imputation OF being Repuo:
lican journals, but, by their course, they are
doing the work of such journals.
They take great pains TO denounce indie
pepdents in other parts Of the State, and
charge them with being disorganizers; but
what is the tendency Of their course? 1t is
infinitely worse than that Of the Independ-
ents. They are endeavoriug to defeat a
regular nominee, and by so doing virtually
sanction the course of the independents
Rarrisonburg Old Commonwealth.
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CARD FROM Hon. a. 81. H. STUART.-[F From
the Stanton Viadtcator.l I'VE invite the
attention of every Conservative iu the county
10 the manly letter of Hon. A. 81. II. Stuart:
given below. II would be superfllous, il
not in doubtful taste, TO compliment man
like Mr.. Stuart on such an act, and we Will
only say to his friends that if they would
serve him best they will work to give the
Conservative nominee the largest majority
that the county of Augusta can muster:
so the Voters Of augusta County: Eel
low. Citlzens,-Tw years ago, without any
agency on my part, was nominated ard
elected one OF your delegates to the General
Assembly of Virginia. During my official
term I labored diligently, and. as l had
hoped, with some success, to advance
the interests of the Commonwealth.
SuppesiDg, from information received from
all parts Of the county, that it was still
your wish that l should continue to serve
YOU, and believing that my long experience
and familiar acquaintance with public affairs
would enable me to be useful in the councils
of the State, permitted my name to be pre-.
senled for denomination by the Convention
which recently ascend led in Siaunton. That
body, however, having thought proper to
select other gentlemen as candidates for your
sutfrages, | now desire to say that L feel
bound to acquiesce in that judgment, and
therefore | cannot consent, under any cir
cumstances, that my name shall be used 10
opposition to the nominees OF the Conyen-
ton. Respectfully yours, &C.,
"ALExANDBR II. q. STUART"
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A TRUE CONSERVATIVE PAPER SPEAKs.-
The Petersburg Inder.Appeat speaks as fol-
lows of the anomalous condition of things in
the canvass in this city:
ave complimentcd the fairness Of the
Richmond Wing prematurely. Its editorial
article of Yesterday on the getty Canvass !"
commits it fully to the boilers programme
in opposition TO the regular Conservative
nominations 10 that district. The Wing
ranges itself squarely en- that side, for how
ever nicely its words are chosen and mar
sha'ltd, tue public can detect the locus of
it's synpatbies without much effort. We Will
not undertake to argue with the Wing or to
point out the inconsistep cies OF its position.
If it has mind 10 take issue with the Con-
servativc ticket, which represents the Con-
servative party, it is none of our business.
But We hope the good people Of Richmond
will rise in their dignity and might, and put
down The mutineers there just as we hope
and mean to defeat them here, and so pre-
serve the Conservative party from dIssolu.
ton and from the shame and disgrace of an
open alliance with Radical negroes. We
write all the more earnestly on the sub.
ject because the course that is being followed
in the capital city by those who set them
selves up as leaders and organs of Conse!ya-
tive sentiment. and even as sources of Con-
servative authority, is working us no little
damage here. There is just the same nece>-
sity for party discipline, union, and harmony
In Richmond as there is 10 Petersburg; and
those who advocate and urge tnem here are
under every obligation of reason and honor
to uphold them 10 Richmond just the same.
We plant ourselves on a square and consist
ent platform, insisting that the candidate
must be supported by Conservatives every
where, ana that the journal which winks at
the outrageous bolt against General johnson
Is not entitled to respect in couuselling party
harmony aud unity elsewhere"
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On appeal to the United States Crcnt
Court 1t has been decided that the benefit Of
the Virginia Homestead exemption cannot be
waived by a single partner signing firm
note stipula!:ng to that effect York
Journal Of Commerce.
Judge BOND decided exactly to the con-
trary of this Internationally, that SIM
gle member CT firm can waive the benefit
of the homestead for all of the members.
Otherwise, all the members would have to 60
to Richmond, Baltimore, or New York to buy
goods, or else execute powers of attorney
authorizing separate and several waivers to
be made. The decision is in the interest,
therefore, of both wholesale and retail mer
oh
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NJ GRAND OPENING
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS, GOOD GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM THAI IMER's,
COL BROAD STREET,
who will open on MONDAY the 18th the fines,
and cheapest line Of
DRESS GOODS, all kinds and colors;
PLAID GOODS at all prices.
Also, large line of BLACK GOODS in
CAsHMERks,
MERINos,
ALPACAS, SC.
Will also open during the week large and cheap
WHITE and. COLORED FLANNELs,
All colors WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
TWEEDS,
CASSIMERES,
BEAVERS, sc.
Will exhibit large assortment of
LADIES' SHAWLS and SKIRTS of all kinds;
Also, LADIES and GENTLEMEE'S MERINO
SHIRTS;
LADIES aud GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOvES-a
full line;
and lots Of other goods, which will pay you to cal
and see before purchasing elsewhere, as promise
every one good bargain. Call at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
Sol Broad street.
n. B.-Couutry orders promptly attended to
Goods sent c. D. D. or mail oc 16-S,Tu&Th
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(From the Petersburg Star, 14th.l
The Old Tricks.

It was only few dass since that we copied
from the Richmond Wing strong article
urging upon Conservatives everywhere the
duty of supporting the nominees of their
party. The arguments Of our contemporary
were SO fit that they seemed conclusive at
least of the Wings attitude toTarss indie.
peudents and boilers. But the babit of the
saw.dust seems to outlive and oyerpower all
the reason and resolution Of this acrobatIc
journal, and with joints apparently not
stihened by age it takes political somer.
sauit with all the agility of days gone. BY,
going feet foremost through its own pro-
Dounred opinions with as little effort as
Sign n Antouatti displays in yaulting through
bis f1iDsy hoops Of unstable paper.
Last week the Wing saw plainly the crime
md folly of making war upon the candidates
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The Judges of Election

,r-o learn that the boilers are sttll urging
.,udye Gureos to do what he can to destroy
t,s Conservative party. He can do but
nre thing which will have such ten
<:ency, and that is to appoint boilers to be
i.ises, and thus require them to vote against
tho Conservative party for OF course no
gentleman would accept an appointment as
= Judge from one party and then do all ne
caald for the other party. We not only are
no. willing to believe that Judge "ui-
COX would thus betray the party TO
which he owes his position, ana
which gave him the power TO appoint cleo
,;nn Judges for the express purpose OF not
allowing that power to be proslltuted IN tine
interests of the Radicals; but we deny that
no has the right under the law to make any
snoointments to enable individuals to crafty
their personal reseutmeuts. Was there ever
. ;udge in Virginia who would so use bis
bieh office az to afford to mans personal
enemies the opportunity to vent their malice
spains: him through officers Of that judges
selection? Here is the law:
SECTION "a. 1t shall be the duty Of the
couosy AMI corporation courts, annually, at
TIE April term thereof, to select ana appoint
three competeut male citizens from each
voting district in their respective counties or
generations, for each voting place therein,
xuho. when SO selected ana appointed, SHALL
constitute the Judges Of election for all cleo.
lions 10 be held in their respective districts
FIR the period of one year, dating from their
anpointment, and who shall have power to
.nnont two clerks for each place OF voting at
si1c1 election; aud whenever 1t is practlca'
BILE to do so, tue citizens so selected ana ap'
pointed as Judges OF election Shall De CHOSEN
for each voting place from amongst persons
known to belong to different political par
ties. But no election shall be deemed H.
valid where the citizens appointed as judges
shall not belong to different political par
ties.'
Now the boilers claim 20 be ConserVa-
.ives-to belong to the same ''political party"
that General JOHNSON does, and 10 oppose
him only, and only on personal grounds.
Trey do not object to bis politics. They
object to the man. And is 1t to be believed
rha. the Judge Of Virginia court OF justice
will aid his personal enemies in their crusade
against him? Forbid it, shades OF MAR.
snAIL, RoANE, SrAEARD, and DANIEL! The
Jaw requires the judges to be of different
q POLITICAL parties" Judge GUlGoN is asked
~ make bis appointments from the personal
enemies of General JOHNSON. We can't
write about such thing. We blush to have
to mention it.
Again: These judges are to serve for
whole year. Judges appointed as personal
enemies of General JOHNSON are for the next
twelve months to represent the two "posat''
cal parties" of Richmond cat all elections"
70 mention such unnamable things is to
condemn them. Let us hear no more oil
them.
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:, :. -..,r and mi, morn,np comes out with

NJ rho party, and this morning comes OUT "ite
An EDITORIAL plainly endorsing be course OF
the noalcontents IA Richmond. proposing 10
undo The primary election lately hello, asS
ing slurs upon General Johnson. ana con-.
nil ndiug the worth and patriotism OF tug
gentlemen who are to he USED Dy .ue
Ring /" and the Radicals: TO defeat the t'chst
recognized BIZ four fifths Of the Wblte people
OF Richmond. After an experience OF 10,
years In which the proclIVities oil tue nh'9
for ground and lofty tumbliug nave pee 1
abundaptly disrlaved-r mber'pS uom
II lent ia couptenar.cc TO McMullen, LICK
land. and other independent candldaes ioF
the Legislature-we ought not 10 nave oeen
surprised to fInd ut o critical lnonent us 'h'
f,uence in Richmond given TO the uiSoisuu-
izars Brt ALTER the plain aVoWal maGe so
hort n time since-an ayowai Dacheu Wy
rn,:onine as cogent as could be advanced
we must confess not only 10 astonisuuieu'
lu, Ia disappointment at the change OF posi-
i;on ca suddeplv assumed. In becoming 'he
nnlv naper in Virginia which commentaries
thc proceedings which look to alliance WIN
the negroes ia q war upon the CONSERVATIVE
ornanizatiou. the Thig accepts burden OF
responsibility in proportion with its stauo'
inn and its past relation to the party.
Weirh,y arguments will be required to Justl'
r. \ turn so abrupt aud"so. distinct. The
nublc will look below the surface for causes,
and will wonder what has induced an estao
Iishcd and reputable journal to upset in q
moment the general bearings of its policy
and to antagonze its own avowed senti.
mepts and principles. However, the act
itself will be sufficient TO prevent the wing
from exercising any dangerous Influence in
the canvass; for the public is not prone to
give much heed TO the teachings Of paper
which swaps horses with as much facility as
a western plrsor does pnloits. Let US hope
hat now the Wing has gone over, it will stay
there long enough for the people throughout
Virginia to find out where it stands and Tor
whom it speaks.
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DEATHS.

Died Thursday, October 14th, at the residence of
her husband, afre long and painful illness, Mrs,
ANNn f. CARY, wife of W. NJ. Cary; aged twen-
ty-nine years.
Her funeral VIII take Mace ut CT James churcn
TO-DAY saturday. al l Q o'clock. Friends of The
family and those Of her father, Mr. John 7. Sublctt,
arc invited to attend.
Died on the 22d of September. KATIE. and on
th. Slh of october, MINNIE MAJ, children OF
John and Mrs. NJ. 4. Eechtr,
The funerd, will take place on SUNDAY the 17ih
instant, at 8 O'Clock, at the residence on t6e
Creighton road.
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dIOHEN BROTHERS
are now ready TO exhibit
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST sTnrr

are now ready 10 exhibit
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK oy
GOODS
IL has ever been their pleasure to Offer Anon,
many great bargains are:
2 cases AUBURN BLEACHED MUSLIN a,lc..
cases ANDROsCOGGlN BLEACHED Muslin
at1Okc.;
5 cases AMOS EAG CALICOES II 5Yc.-..lp,x
generally at from 8 10 i0c.;
/ cases ALPACA and MOHAlR DRESS.GOoDs, i.
16Yc. worth from 25 to 30c
ENGLISH MERINO double width, l6,c-n.
duced from 4Oc.:
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAIR, And
SILK LUSTRES at auction prices
so pieces BLACK CASHMERE at least zoe. A var,
less than regular prices;
The 9-S ALL-WOOL TAMGSE AT IS and 7Oc
never sold at less than IL.
COHEN BROTHERS are offering the l,,.s,
stock Of BLACK and CULORED sGLhs 10 ,b,
city, including all the evening shades Mos, Of
them are sold so per cent. less than at New Yart
prices
LACES In this city.
COHEN BROTHERS are selling LADIES re.
VERSIBLE HAWLS al 75c.; MIsStS sHAwLs
at 32c.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS a, less than they xe..
ever known.
Ato, large stock Of KNIT VESTS.
COHEN BROTHERS are Offering 200 dlfsrsal
patterns Of HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY At Il,
than usual prices.
They are also Offering The cheapest stock u
FLANNELS ever known.
CASSIMEREs at soc. worth Social wool al Csc.
worth 81 rs;
VIRGINIA CASHMERE at Soc, selling general.
ly 1T $3.50;
WATERPROOF at great reduction
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON. m,nu!.;.
tured expressly to their order. the be', knosl
in this market. a. CSC. pound:
Their two-button REAL KID GLOVES a!l ~
worth 1915 also, fcurbul In opera shit.;
PRINCES. BUTTONS, aud other TRIMMlSGSi
great variety st
oc 6. 3m COHEN BROTHERS.
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T LEIG H-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-The regular mouthly meeting or the
missionary Society of Leigh-Street Baptist church
will take place Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
Rev. p. Z. HANKS, of Richmond College, will ad-
dress the meeting oc 16-1t*
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RTERINO AND ALL-WOOL
SDERW Az.

LADIES' MERINO and ALL-WOOL 'Esis~'
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERINO sud ALL'"V'A
SHIRTS ard DRAWERS, all qualities
CulIDREN,s MEHISO and ALk"V'
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's. and CHiLDhhs
MERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE ana hA1'
HOSE. ,
We are now receiving our E.!l stock Of nc ~,
goods, TO which we invite The a!iehu'a '"
friends and the public generally, and ssaf'a"
saving OF 25 per cent. BY buying OF rs.
COURTNEY & POWELL, 81 Broad are,
sc Ism between EIE.- -~
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nREsS GOODS! DRESS GOODS.

DREss eooDs' DRESS GOODS
We have In stock all the novelties Of the Season "a
DRESS GOODS.
Also, READY-MADE SUITS,
BAsQUES, and OyERsKIRTS,
Handsome CLOTH C.OAKS, new shape.
These were made expressly for retail trade ih+'e.
fore are made in the best mann'r.
New styles of STRIPED COTTON HOSE for L.
dies and children
YAK LACES,
WORSTED PRINCES,
VELVET RIBBONS,
CAMBRIA EBGINGS, &C.:
NAVY BLUE and DARK BROWSsAsh
RIBBONS:
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASolMEREs Ia 1s'
patterns;
Great bargains In TABLE DAMA>k.
The only agents for Frank Leslie's pafhhfAf
TERMS I'm this market-the most reliable pi''sa
In use. COURINEl x ~" LhA'
Slj Bread street.
ORD between Eighth and Ninth.
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The law says that an election shall not be in.
valid because the judges do not belong to diff
ferent political parties. That means that if a,
judge innocently makes wrong appointments
the people shall not suffer. 1t was not intended
to furnish an excusefor making bad appoint
ments. Yet the boilers still demand of
Judge GuIGoN that he shall yield to their die.
ta,ion. We shall soon sec whether he Is
made of that kind of material.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-16

Judge MORTON was not nominated for
chairman of the Republican Executive Com
mittee, nor was he turned out of that place.
Yet the fact that be did not get it seems uni
versally conceded to be victory for the
POpHAM party.
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The man who is afraid to do what he
knows to be right because he fears that he
will be suspected Of or charged with par
TALLY to his own righteous cause is the most
de,estable of all towards:
Who would OF laugh If such man there be-?
Who would not weeptf Attcus were he?
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T THIRD P r E S B Y II ERIAN
CHURCH BROAD street between Twenty. fifth and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Sunday at IL A. III.
by Rev. w. b. MCGILvRAY. The seats are free and
the public welcome. oc 16-1t*
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Cuyabaga county, Ohio. gave HAYES over
six thousand majority-more than his ma
jority in the whole State. The money and
frauds must have been concentrated there.
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GT ANCHES TER BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Rev. C. G. BITING, d. d., will adj
dress the Missionary Society of this church Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock in the church. Public In
Yited TO attend. oc 16-1t*
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Ne SERVICES UNDER THE AU.
SPICES of the Young Mems Christian Association
at city and county ails and Tenth and Byrd streets
at 4:3O P. NJ Sunday, 17th, and at The old mill on
the canal just above the pump-hou,e at $3.50 P. II.
oc l6-1t*
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PROFESSOR N. V. B. FRANCK, 81
LATE OF BALTIMORE, "A
at the request OF many citizens, now In the In
city TO receive pupils for his
DANCING ACADEMY, AT MONTICELLO
HALL.
Grand opening will take place SATURDAY AZ
TERNOOS. October 9Th, at BIZ O'Clock.
PROFESSOR FRANCk can be seen daily at s.
Ferrundinis. 613 Broad street, where he will take
MEASURE In giving full particulars. terms. &c.
The Professor will also give private lessons at The
Academy, or al the residence OF pupils when re-
qured. Wall,
er's fine string Band. oc 1887
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LECTURES.
AMUSEaENES.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18TH,
,75. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. '76
APPEARANCE OF THE
ORIGINAL SELECT CONDENSATION.
BUFFALO BILL, TEXAS JACK,
and the peerless danseuse
MILE MORL C c Fl 1,
in thrilllngly effective and
ENTIRELY NEW WESTERN DRAMAS
MORLACCHI'S FARCES,
with
SUPERIOR DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Tickets, 25 and 75c.; reserved seats, 81. Box
sheet at WAITS 92O Main street. oc l6-ltf
GRAND BALL "a
" TO DE GIVEN ~
TUESDAY NIGHT, October Z6sh, fiE
LEWIS HALL,
BY THE
sold DOMINION PLEASURE CLUB
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies, II.
DC l6-lt*
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k- sYCLE BROTHERS are retailing
their Iarse and extensive stock Of BROW and
BLEACHBD CoTTONs, BROWN and BLEACH
ED sHEETINss, DOMESTIC PLAIDs, CHE
vIoT and SHIFTING STRIPES ut wholesale
prices. oc 10
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@ BROAD.S r Z E T METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. s. A. STEEL will preach on Sun
day, 18th instant, at II O'Clock A. III. and quarter
before p. III. oc16.1t*
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~AT SYCLE BROTHERS. you will
now find one of the largest and best stocks OF CAR
PETS, oIL-CLOTHs, RUGS, MATTINGS, and
HASSoCKS at less than manufacturers prices.
oc 16 >.-.. ngE
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

...-. APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, that we, lhg SUI
serbers. baing stockholders IN me oanGS HHf
annoint 80 our true and lawful attorney
each Of , Us In AL gsnse ed
,vtitn Civ months from and after the date hereof
when we e are not personally present or represented
by some other proxy with full power anu ole
and IN do such other act acts each OF us could
give or do as a member Of the said meetings II we
were personally present.; and we 10 hereby raiiy
and confirm whatever vote or votes act or acts. our
said attorney may lawfully give or do for us IN puI-
sisnce of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness cur hands and seals this - Gay OF --,
on' - (SsAL.1
oc 15.2aw2w -- loEAi"f