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az heartily wish That peace and good or
der may be restored without issuing the
Proclamation; but If at is not, the proclama-
lion must be issued ; and # 1t IS, shall! IN.
s,rur. th" commander Of the forces to have
no chtlds play. President Grant 10 Attor-
ncy General Pierrcpont.
This is language entirely out OF all propri-
e,y 10 the President Of the United States.
Il is the language that would probably be
employed by a vindictivc, arbitrary ruler,
acknowledging accountability to no one.
l. General GRANT given to child's-play,
that he should inform the people
that he would not waste time in
that way any longer towards Mississippi?
Are there only two styles of exercising au
tb".ity under the laws: one purposeless
and frivolous, and the other rigorous and
unless: Is there not another pointed out
By constitution and law, according to which
al citizens are TO be treated? When Offend
ing to he arrested and tried fairly, and if
found guilty punished according to law?
What can the President mean, then, by en-
pic, ing the words he uses? Does he forget
thu; the humblest citizen is covered by the
shed Of law from even his severity,
nlrch less the officers he may send to Mlssis-
sip?i!
Thl language is vulgar in the mouth of the
President. We hope it is nothing worse,
AMI that he has not forgotten that it is not for
bim . say what shall be done with the crimi-
nal IN Mississippi or in any other State.
W. suspect that General GRANT has been
to- 'ong associating with WILLIAMS, and has
iu.h'bed somewhat Of that vindictive, pre-.
surl tive spirit of leading Republicans who
HAY" been in the habit Of looking upon
SOU bern society as directly amenable
to the Republican administration, and
OF considering it perfectly within the
score of Fedc,al power to send down
miii'ary forces aud SUBJECT south
ern people to petty annoyances and summary
puuIShments for acts reported by spies and
iu!oYmCrs. Under their construction, the
Pr !dem might initiate the French con-
mis'e", and seud to Mississippi another
CAEHIrRE to dispose Of the people as be
plea ID.
" c repeat, we hope there is no other we'll
fouydcd reason to object to General GRANTS
language than that it is vulgar.
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Nor 4 Coop REAsoH.-We copy this seq

Nor A COOP REASoH.-We copy THIS sea-
tence ltom the Petersburg NeuS
"Bceeuse the party may be broken up and
defeated In Richmond, and that city turned
over TO he bands Of the negroes and Radi-
Gals, it eau he 20 earthly excuse why the city
of Petersburg should be made to share the
same dreadful fate"
Clearly not. But we have no idea that
Richmond is going to set such bad example
for the Crckade town. There will be here a
grand triumph for the Conservative party,
for Richmor d, and for Virginia.: anybody to
the contrary notwithstanding.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Their stock will embrace all The choice noveltie.
IN LADIES' DRESS MATERIALS. They have
given special attention 10 The selection OF
BLACK SILKS, BLACK CAsHMEREs,
|, BLACK ALPACAs and MOHA1Rs,
and all the other BLACK DRESS FABRICS, and
they feel assured that they can oAar them at such
price; as will insure large sale In this department
In NECK.TIES. SASH-RfBBDNS, RUFFS,
RUFFLINGS, HAMBURGER WORK, LACES, and
all other FANCY GOODS, their assortment Is I'M
surpassed. -
In STAPLE, FORFIGN, and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS also, they will endeavor to keep the assort
ment unbroken throughout the season. ...
sc 20-1w
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Pes. Buffers friends have Joined tie Re.
pubI:cans who support RICE, Buffers for.
mcr enemy, for Governor. This is regarded
as slr.uge. Ben. has apparently withdra wn
from politics for the time on account of his
currency Views, which are not very current
in Massachusetts. He complains. indeed, of
not being too well, and devotes himself to
his private business.
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FAIR At WIkCHEsrER.-The Winchest,

FAIR AT WIHCHEsTER.-The Winchester
Ne,cS speaks in glowing terms Of the sue.
cess of the Shenandoah Agricultural Fair,
which opened on Tuesday of last week and
closed on Friday. The NepS states that
there was finer display and larger multi
tubes present than at any previous Fair
since the war. A fine address was deliy.
cred on the occasion by Colonel WILLIAM
WATTS, of Roanoke county.
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The partnership between Nessrs. NJ. ?.
vESABLE and W. C. PESpLEroN, In the pub
LEGATION of the Patriot and Herald, of Ma
ZION, Smytb county, Is dissolved, and Mr..
VENABLE becomes the editor.
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Mr. JAMES a. WILLIAMS, one of the edi.
sors of the Aduance newspaper, printed in
Wilson, n. c., died on the l1'h instant. He
was much esteemed by his neighbors, who
made generous display OF their regret by
large procession at his funeral.
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We are indebted to the author, Mr.. BESJA.
MIN +. TAYLOR, for printed copy Of the an
niyersary poem delivered at the twenty. first
exposition Of the Winnebago tlIlirois) Agri-
cultural Society.
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Senator boutwell,, of Massachusetts, is in
Oho helping on with speech or two. He
is not the man to talk to the Buckeyes. IT..
deei his day is past for talking to anybody.
He ought to seek for "the hole in the SIX, ;"
which he spoke of in the impeachment trial,
and make his exit through it.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

ADAINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Mrs.
n Caroline c. Jones. the widow or James Jones,
deceased, having duly qualified rs sdD nlstr iri1
on his es ae. and hayig anpointed me her attor-
ney in fact rs such hereby notify all persons IN
debted 10 the estate OF James Jones, deceased to
.aU 1t my Office aud settle; and also MI persons
having claims againsl the same 10 present them
promptly, In order that ! may arrange TO setue
them.
= ROBERT B. LYN e, attorney In fact
Sc 15-1w OF Mrs. g. q. Jones, adminisrrats!S,
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The Bedford Sentinel, published at Liber-
ty, Bedford, has added to its name the word
NeacS. It is now the I" Sentinel and Neacs."
This is for the sake Of the news.
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CONNECTIONS.

Flfty-two miles of railroad will connect
the southern terminus of the Scioto Valley
railroad with Huntington, intersecliDg the
Chesapeake and Ohio rosd-the whole ma.
king the shortest route from Columbus to
the seaboard. Huntington has been for sey-
eral years the objective point of Cincinnati
on account OF the direct connection with the
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A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
II CARPETS, RUGS, and MATS; O1LCL0rH,
IA CES. and DAMASK CURTAINS; CUR2lC-,
SHADES, HOLLANDS OF all grades: DRUGGFTo
of all sizes tn be sold the lowest p-tces also.
fne assortment of PAPkR-HASGiNSS. All
orders promptly attended 10 In town or country .
PHILLIPS s. in -INGS,Ho. 22. corner Erankliu
anu Governor streets, Richmond, va. BE 1o-SH
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.,7--ss : 2 2 2, !. (.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ LEVY BROTHERS Z
THE FIRST TO. MARK DOWN PRICES
DRY GOODS SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN
.c BEFORE THE WAR
NOTICE FEW OF THE ARTICLES MEN
TONED, BUT CALL IN ORDER TO
SEE ALL OF THE BARGAINS.

Good FALL.sTYI.E CALICOEs ut &c. yard;
Best FALL.sTYLE CALICOES at az and 1Oc.
Good sOFT-FINJsH BLBACHED COTTON at
&c. yard;
Good YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at
SIC. yard;
SWISS MUSLIN RUFFs-A fresh lot at 30c. n
dozen;
LACE-EDGE RUFFS at 45c. a dozen;
I'm ordering Rufs per mall add Sc. per dozen for
NEW STYLES HORN, HIGH-BACK SPANISH
COMBs;.
A great bargain in LADIES' CUFFS ut o.. pair;
A large assortment of ladies' NEW STYLE COL
LARS;
.CHEVIOT SHIFTING, TWEEDs, KENTUCKY
O.. JEANS, CAssINETTES, CAsslMERES, SAT-
NETS, all at very low prices. Call and
examine the new stock Just In.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and / O19 Main street.
Look at our Acc. BLACK ALPACA. SCI
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DEATHS.

Died. al IL o'clock a. NJ: September IL, 1873,
MIS- f. lZa BETH :. DFNOON. widow 81 me ia'e
samuel d. Dcnoon, In the ftty.frh year OF her asc.
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&l0S,1S9.433

The valuation in the scioto Valley Rail-
road counties (S1OS, 1875, 433) is little over
one. fifteenth of the valuation in the whole
State. Averaging, rs in the crop and stock
statistics, we have the results following {:
The average county valuation 10 the whole
State is S17,95S,s56; the average county
valuation in the five counties through which
the Scioto Valley railroad passes is S2l,-
GAO OS6 ..
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ES COUNTRY NJ Err G II A \ rs pur-
chasing for cash invited to call and examine our
stock. We offer great inducements to our home
trade. and respectfully solicit their patronage. We
invite compare OF prices, and feel satisfied that
IL viii result in our favor. .
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street Richmond Va.
TERMS: Cash. Gnc price. and that The lowest.
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MI Z. K. PRICE & CO.

MT DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some Of
best dentists a CARBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cATED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts as
complete diSinfectdnt TO the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth and is very pleasant to the smell and
TASTE Sold in bottles; so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
felO 919 Main street
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NE LADIES SUITS, OVERShlRIS,
and JACKETS to be closed out at prices to suit the
purchaser. So ii YOU want Il real bargain call at
SGT LEVY BROTHERS,.
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NJ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

ElE SPECIAL ANNUU NCEMENT
T. +. PRICE & co.
are selling off the remainder Of their large stock at
greatly reduced rates.
Beau iiul lines Of CASS!MERES, WHITE
GOODS, Isle ard KID GLOVES, ladies' and
gentlcmen's STRIPED HOSE, ladies' ard gem
tlcmeu's USDERWEAR-a beautiful assert
ment.
WHIT. PIQUrS and LINENS for gcntlemens
vcstings. au ~ J.. X. fhiCt ~ W.
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ME- BLEACHED kNITTING-COTTON,
all numbers, Coo. pound;
ITnbeached KNIrTING-COTTON, three, four
and tive-strand, only 35c. pound;
COTTON YARNS, all numbers, lower than ever !;
CARPET WAKPS, every color, very cheap.
LEVY BROTHERS.
In ordering by mil send 16c. pound for
postage. se
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4 GOOD BUSINESS MAN, controlling
N CAPITA, can make safe and profitable ar
rangement for the exclusive sale, for tn city or
kirhmouo, Of an article OF great merit and hay-
log large saIe, made by an old estaoisheh manu-
fucLu ring compauy In the East. address FOR par
ticuars. MANU- CrUREk," care .. II. PET
TENGILL & Co. 81 Park Row, New York.
Sc 90 NJ. w,E,3L
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DLDDOMINION BUSINESS HOt OH hy "a.
No. 1877 MAIN STREET XII pM n',:'s..I i:
The ninth annual session Viii eesln - .as'I
a an,,ntinv .hsuse practice, hooS.kee VI sf
branches, PenUanship toosn plain sn' nc Da.
Coinmercisi Law, Commercial AF,,Gs. Csmuon
ness Custo2s. Forms. CorrtspohasatS
EnSI,sh' Se. For particulars. address,, >,coL.
ie 10 dEoH 'r-
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DRY GOODS.
FALL TRADE-1S75.
A. L. Elicit & co.

have removed to their new warcrooms, Nos ! o.
~. and IA Twelfth street between Main and Cary
streets. Rlchmond. Va. where they are no" pre-
uared TO offer 10 the merchants OF the South an en-.
Trey new AID fresh stock of SrAPhE AMI
FANCY DRY GOODS A. d S0r1ONS-the largest
they have nfrrcd-all bought al the very lowest
prices which have prevailed the past few months.
Their stock embraces every variety suited To the
southern trade. selected with grea care from manu-
fActurers and their agents We ask the merchants
of the South TO an examination OF our stock, fully
assured that We can satisfy any who VIII give u
fair chance that they can do rs well In the Rich
mond markeG rs any other In this country.
St G-leod2 G.Swlm A. l.. ELLttT < co.
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ME- NOTE-PAPER at Is, 30, 25, 80, 4Oc,
aud 1926 = box. LONGFELLOW and BARo-
NAL PAPETERlES in twenty different styles at
above prices-both shapes In one box.
NOTE-PAPER at 81 ream.
All the novelties IN NOTE-PAP Frs just received
LEVY BROTHERS.
GILT-HORN HIGH-BACK COMBS just In.
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A CADEMY OF TIE VISITATION
IA MONTE MARIA
Grace street between Twenty second and Twtn,r
third streets.
RICUNOAD, VA

The patrons of this Institution are respectfully
reminded tina! the new scholastic Year Begins IN
the FIRST MONDAY IN S-PIt MBkR.
References may be made 10 Right Pew. I5meS
Gibbons, ID. D., Richmond, Va, Ia" >u!.rturss,
Of Monte Maria. an l3.GS
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AMUSEhaEHTE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DWELLINGS IN EXCHANGE FOR
~ FARMS.-I have TWO good Grace and Frank
lin street DWELLINGS which will EXCHANGE
for good VIRGINIA FARMS. either James river
or other rich lands-no Door land wanted Address
GEORGE P. LYNCH,
sc 2l-dw&swlt* Petersburg. Va.
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A NDROSC FRUIT-OF-THE-
IA LOOM, and ROCkDALE BLEACHED
COTTON. 12Ec.;
DAYOL BLEACHFD COTTON, 14c.:
WAMSCTTA BLEACHED CUTTON, l5c.;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 1896;
BROWN COTTON, Gil, 8. 10, and 1916;
CALlCOES. 64, Si5, and 10c.;
GREETINGS, TICkiNGS, FLANSELS, BLAS-
KETS, QUILTS, &C..
Elegant and handsome lot of SASH-RIBBONS
just received;
Choice lot of French and English CASSIMEREs,
for early fall. jus. received;
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. 10 81, which we
would ike to compare with anything In the
market;
The best CORSET for SOC. in the market;
COKSETS at all prices;
USBLgACHED KNITTING COTTON, 35c.;
KNITTING YARNS, all qualities.
We invite special attention to our LlNEN-BO-
SOM SHIRT at $1.50 worth 81
COURTNEY 6 POWELL,
h S15 Broad street, between
So Ism Eighth and Ninth.
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NEERINO AND ALL-WOOL
NDER w f 4 r.

LADIES MERINO and AL!.-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMkN'S MERINO and ALL-W DOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CUILDntN'S MERIS and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities
LADIES. GESTLEMtS'S, and CHlLDREN'S
MERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF
HOSE.
Weare now receiving our fall stock Of the above
goocs, to which we invite the attention Of our
friends aud the public generally, and guarantee
saving Of 25 per cent. by buying Of us.
COURTNEY & POWELL, 81 Broad street,
Sc l.3m between Eighth and Ninth.
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VALUATION,

The total valuation of property 10 the
State of Ohio. as returned for taxation in
1874, was Sl.5s0,379,324 The following table
will show the valuation in the counties
through which the Scioto Valley railroad
will pass:
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A hARYLANDER FOR SESAT0R.-1n the
urinary contest tor State senator in the Rich
Inond district, Virginia, General Bradley T..
Johnson, formerly Of Maryllnd, carried
every ward and every precinct OF every
ward, receiving two votes to the oppoSitlon's
one. He vas invited to be candidate by a
letter signed by about one thousand OF the
most prominent and influential citizens OF
Richmond, and upon their application con.
Sented to make the canvass, which resulted
in such gratifying nomination.
It is observed, however, from the news
papers that Notwithstanding SO oyerwhem-
ing manifestation Of the popular will in
bis favor his opponents in the struggle for
nomination arc making an effort to defeat his
election.
General johnson Is gentleman whom any
constituency might well be proud to have as
their representative. Before the war, and
wh!e still a very young man, he occupied in
this STATE a conspicuous position. tie was
elected States attorney Tor Frederick county
when scarcely twcn'yone years OF age; Tor
several years afterwards he was chairman Of
the Democratic State Central Committee,
and in 1859 was the candidate Of the De.
mocrucv for Controller Of the Treasury, only
falling of his election with the rest OF the
State ticket by reason OF tie frauds and Ylo'
lence of tue know.Nothings in Baltimore
city, under the leadership, amongst others,
Of Hon. J. Morrison Harris, the present
a'itton candidate for Governor. he
Is now in the very prime OF lie,
full OF vigor and energy, q lawyer
of recognized experience, character, and
capacity, and justly distinguished as an ele'
CANT and accomplished writer a@d ready
and lorciblc speaker. Into his hands the
Interests OF Richmond may be trusted with
entire confidence that they will he projected
with fidelity, zeal, and ability and as distant
ob.ervcrS Of the contest, ANXIOUS only that
the Democratic. Conservative party every
where should be represented by its lest
ulen, ard with q parGonable interest in the
career Of son Of Maryland in the home OF
hi, adoption, ;re sincerely trust that, having
received his nomination by such tiattering
vo;c, and without prccrca OF unfairncS>, The
coed people of bis strict Will, by bis tli.
umphant election, admiuistcr severe re-
buk" To the GlsorganiZ Is and boilers who, in
continuation with the Radicals. are seekln"
10 defeat him. Baltimore Gazette, October
5M
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Coon RURAL TALK.-J. ID. Davidson, Esq,
IN old and respected member of the LcNing-
ton (Va.) bar, in recent address to some Of
the Glanners Of ROckbridge county, gave
some practical advice which the tarGcrS of
both Virginia aud Maryland counties might
do we'll 10 consider. He said that ii was a
Shameful fact that there care but five thou
s1ud sheep in Rockbridge two thousand
less than job fed in the lard of Uz." He
quoted the CuIpeper (Ya.) Times, which said
that in that county one hundred thousand
sheep might be raised, which, at the lowest
estimate, would yield 100000 more than
all The other crops in the county would yield
in two years, and at greatly less cost. The
Observer added: "There are three obstacles
in the way, however, Of the people entering
on this bral ca OF hustandry-to wit: the
Legislature, the rogues, and the dogs"
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,.n.rrsnryrs EspoRsspDY THE RaD:cALs.-
The Radical Convention. held az tnls pa a;
last Friday endorsed The tDfrFehueut vi. ~
dates for the Legislature, and leso,so o;a,iv
snnnort chem Mt the polls, more espcci9l'y
snrh of mem as may brsng Themselves ana
ibe;, ric,c. nearest the uicsos Of the hepuo-
bean marta. 10 other words. that Ious.
vatirc who has the least regard LOT Tue pm
n;nle. Of his party, who can stoop 'he 'o".'s
In order IN gain a few votes, VINO can so ~,
compromise his political dignity ana mahnoou
40 ~ form coalition with the enemies
Of His party and the opposers OF DIS own
cherished priBcipics, that hli'l IS 10 RECEIVE
rho sunport Of the Radical party. IL le'ia',is
IN h, seen which of the independent canu'-
l;dates in their eagerneSs to break up 'He
organization IN tnls couh'1'
vii, outvic the others-il indeed any OF thcltl
will do tin Fastening 10 accept the prov
frrcd support upon the terms proposed. we
do moi think that any bign-minded ana non
orai.lc Conservative, true to himself anu u"
his party. can be found who will hcceps Tue
bribc and form such an unholy alliance as
the Radicals in their desperation seek 10
make Virginia Monitor.
The Virginia Monitor is published IN
Franklin county, where there Is con-
tscion Of ubordination waited 1rolh
certain quarters of the Sta'e-where, 10 ap'
peaSc personal partiSanry, independent
candidates have been run aud found AID ana
comror. from high authority on the Conser'
va,iyc side. Franklin adjoins the Roanoke
Senatorial district, where Il supposed rcla'
ton OF The LACKLANDS Of Cumberland, As an
indcpendent candidate, vas by trick and con-
trivauce elected over probably the ablest
Con. eryativc in the State. The Conserva'
tive party is reapiug the results OF bad latin
among its followers.
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ROANOKE CouNTY.-The Virginia People,
O. Newbern, Pulaski, is quite cheerful about
R,anoke county,-that county not long ago
poisoned by party treacbery-w most
important fight upon vital question is now
Colonel WATTS of the highest importance to
the public interest. The People says:
There is going to be good, square tight
in Roanoke county between Colonel vii
liam Waits, the Conservative nomiuee, and
David Trout, who is not fish. nor yet is be
flesh {politicaily), but little foul. We think
the Colonel will walk over the track and dis
lance bis competitor. THAT'S Watts the
ma:ter,'H
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Moncure D. Conway has been passing the
first lev weeks of bis stay in this country
in The house Of his father, who is banker,
in Fredericksburg, Va. The sharp differ.
ences arising from bis radical anti.slayery
views led 10 au unhappy separation between
Mr. Conway and his friends and relatives in
Virginia before the war. All that has passed
away with the war; and they now welcome
him as a Virginian with true Virginia cor.
diality. MIR. Conway reports public opinion
in his native State in 4 healthy condition.
The representatives Of the families which
have most influenced the community in the
past still occupy controlling positions and
both whites and blacks testify that the feel.
ing between the races is all that could be de.
sired. NeD York Tribune.