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JUSTIFTNG PERJUnY.

4 new explanation Of the reason why Sham
Tldel refused 20 help put down rebellion and
Qay his income tax is given in the New York
.SX.:
AT the same sine. We must say that IT would
have been much more eTe!itable 20 MT- TildsI
s. = lawyer and statesman 10 have declined C
pay any income tax at al. An income tax,
levied IS o'izs was, Is . clear infrsetion Of tae
Constitution Of the United S.aras.''
Ih!s IS the opening Of Al argument TO Just fT
svi1aiinS the Government. Mr.. Tiiden is 10
fortunate n the briefs Of his defence which ne
sends 20 his advocates.
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First Murierers. Then Robbers.
d" You ARE RADICAL NIsGER, AND HAVE GOT
TO DE"

TO DIE"
The writer Of the article from which we make
this extract, IN support Of his statement that
utter lawlessaess prevsilsin the Soath, and that
no mans lie Is secure, be be white or black,
who is known Is Republican, relates tie fol
iowi1-:
A 81 example. I may refer 20 The murder OF
Simon CoSer. an honest and weli-Ielning black
man who reJ-cssated BlrnSe county in the
I.-..-islature. o. TuesdG-, September 10, a rife
club commanded by Captain y. y Butler. weat
20 L!len5oa ant co0E wood train On the Port
Rovai Railroad. wi,h which theN proceeded ~
s.icn called Robbins. H,re they found Colser
quietly seated 0o his valisc and waiting FOR 4
train some OF them exclaimed. g There's that
= Radical niger, CokeE." Captain Butler
went up 20 him, and said, "CoAeT. I'm the
Niger ruler, and you've got TO 90 with ne"
Tl-n the unlort unate man was surrounded 3y
Bus.cr's command and dragged ia:o one OF the
cars OF the wood train, which then returned 20
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Not one cent Of this was ever returned for
taxation, and the Government was defrauded
out Of its tax upon It.
Besides, these were tire receipts from one
source-the Nev YORK and Erie. His fees from
other roads were enormously large, and would
swell the total 70 several millions.
Daring the years from 1851 to 1873 he pad
taxes 10 the United States on but $3.50, ,000-o-
Sij,O)o year, while actually receiving Got less,
probably, than Eve millions.
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Republican Electoral Ticket.
STATE
ELECTORS.

BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER
JOHN W. CuALFANT,
JOIN WELSH,
HENRY DISSTON,
CHRISTIAN !. HOFFMAN,
CHARLES THOMPSON JoEES,
EDWIN Il. FILTER,
JOSEPH VI. BARNARD,
b BENJAMIN SMITH,
JACOB KNAB3,
JOHN B. WARFEL.
JOSEPH THOMAS,
AEIO PARDEE,
LEWIS PCGH,
EDWARD S. STLLDtAN,
WILLIAM CALDER.
MILES L. TRACY,
5. ". STARKWEATHE8,
DANIEL !. MOREE-L,
JEREMIAH LYONS,
WILLIAM HAT,
WILLIAM CAMERON,
J. B. DoNLEY,
DANIEL O'NEML,
WILLIAM NEEB,
ANDREW B. BERGER,
SAMUEL II. JACK ON,
JAMES wESTERl1AS,
". VI. WILBUR.
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VIII Tilden want TO CD gage the telegraph lines
on the nizhf Of November n Charlie Blckalsw
IS able to give the aged reformer come valuable
advice on his score.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01

toes aro a,Os. - a. .f.N>~I7A, ), --PT', .
come next, oranges next, and peaches
next. The scuppernong grape is gen.
orally considered very unwholesome,
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wood against each other; but this was
improved in course Of time. A stick
was made to slide very fast up and
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01

ever. he came against her with such
force that she lost her balance and fell
over the cliff, carrying him with her.
Uhor In mid ali. .neYertheless. and be-
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man, because they know
habits, this clings the mo
increases with years. 1t
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A Reeort-Not q Prospectus.

Said Colonel IngerSoll in his Cooper Institute
speech &" The Republican party cones TO you
with its record open, and asks every man, 80
man, and child in the broad country to read ia
every word And l say to you thss there is not
q line, paragraph, or page Of that record that
is not oaly an honor 10 the Republican party,
but 10 the human Eace- On every page oi thai
record IS written some great and glorious &C
tioa, done either for the lioe-ty OF msn or yEs
preservation Of our common coultry- We css
everybody 70 read itc every word Tue Der8c-
cratic party CONES before you With It's record
closed, recording ever blot and 0,ur and STAIN.
aud treason and SANDER aud ul1iiclity, and asks
you no. 10 read single word, out 30 be KIND
enough to take It's Infamous promises Tor tls
future. Allow me 70 say here that character,
good character, rests upon . record, and nos
upon prospectus
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POOR TILDEN.

The Washington C1r11iel, publishes the fol-
lSGS, 1862, and 1870 by the Erie Railway Com
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appealed the lawyer.
Witness said the chief justice
compassionately, edo you wish TO
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\ Democratic organ SAYS: "It IS generally
conceded that S,mlelJ. Tlldcn has been quietly
isying for Tweed" To most persons It looks
Is if Tildsu had been "Jytag for" him. 1t vas
left to the Republican press Of New York 70 *.
pose his crimes; and the credit Of his capture,
according 20 Minister Cushing, must be given C
the Republican Administration.
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,.H.k,. IA .a.u-,o.i.
Her head dropped lower; the crimson
came and went in her cheeks. e..
.u >, she said in low voice. l
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of Etheredge made annie iook Up.
She blushed under the serene lustre Oh
those dark-gray eyes, and her fingers
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II was true that they had been relieved from
oppression; that their confessed debt 20 their
reform Governor was yet unpaid, and that
while they supported him, as in the past, there
was no danger Of Enisgovernment. But should
they rest contented with thiss Why not get
the upper hand 1t home, and then make des-
perate attempt 10 seize on the reins OF power ~
Mashingtoni
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Politics and Trade.

uow THEY ARE CONBISED " TIE SOLID
SOUTHERN STATE oF sOCTH CAEOLISA.
rEostoa TraaserInt.l
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peace, and without a constitutional requisi-
tion from any quarter, the President OF the
United States has stationed troops In city
OF this Commonwealth with the design, as
cannot be dotibted, Of intimidatlng the peo-
pie and controlling the pending elections
for partisan purposes. + 'tI ~, ~! Z
Now, whereas SO fragrant, a nsnrpation Of
ungranted authority yendangers the liberties
;of the people and the. integrity OF the Coy
ernment, i1npertls the freedom OF the elec
tive franchise, and Is well calculated and
doubtless designed to incite and foment the
to be threatene .IsE.ll Gtit' Z }T'ii,tj
d Therefore i, James j.. KempeE Governor
OF Virginia, soiemnly protesting before the
States OF the Union, and in the name Of the
Constitution, against this fiagrant violation
Of our peace and our guaranteed rights, do
call upon the good people of1this Com
monwealth, q and 7 command oil the
authorities and officers thereof, to perseyere
in abstaining from every act and manifesto
ton which might be made a pretext for the
employment OF armed force in our midst; ;
and enioin, upon all, such moderation and
seH-denying forbearance as will preclude
the possibility Of any disturbance Of the
public peace. II,
= =. Done at Richmond this 4th day
,.,.-> OF November, in the year Of our
} Lord one thousand eight hundred
and. seventy-siX, and in the one
hundred and first year of the Com
~ sta monwealth. s.1s.sa -:
By the Governor. JAMES L. KEMPER. :.
James Mcdonald,
.'4a Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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tblnck cap with x. Il. Il. badge on II, and
a blue jeans cape; TINT OF the Old Dominion
was o black felt hat and red oil.cloth cape
trimmed with white. The Excelsior Club
had NO uniform. The members wore badges.
- ~ THE BEG1SNxG. = 8 -. .'l5..i ~
When oil the clubs had assembled, an and
the crowd had closed; Id as near the stand as
possible, the scene was one that win long
hold pleasant tpldce In 1.-The memories OF
those present, The booming Of the artil-
lery, the blazing of the. rockets. the red
glare OF the bonfires, the glow Of the Ian
terms on the ostar-spangl lbanner.paper OF
winch they are made, the inspiring strains
OF the band, the presence of lovely women
in the crowd, the charming appearance, OF
the stand, the cheering Of the multitude,
made up q tout ensemble worthy Of remenl-
brance. It no doubt knocked the breath,
so to speak, out OF many OF our staid old
citizens, who expected to see nothing in the
world but a rough stand with speaker
on it.
THE SPEECHES.
Judge W. W. Crump, who had been de-
signated as the presiding officer, called the
meeting to order and introduced as the first
speaker Major John w. Daniel one of the
electors for the State at large. He was fol-
lowed by General John Echols; Captain
Bohannon, OF Matthews; General Bradley
|T.iJohnson; William Lovenstein, Esq, and
Captain, G. #. Taylor The issues Of the
canvass were ably, eloquently, and elabo-
rately discussed, especially. by Messrs. Dan
iel and Echols, who were warmly welcomed
and enthusiastically cheered by the people.
Captain Bohannon put in:s0me stout blows;
General johnson made q decidedly good
speech; Mr., Lovenstein was as sensible and
Captain Taylor as vigorous as eyer. .e..,z.ss,s
Before the meeting ended Judge Crump,
Colonel r. B. Berkeleyto the chair. Z: .'.t'
" General Pryor was sick at his fathers, in
Nottoway, and could not attend. non
Governor Walker sent the following:
WASHINGTON, D.. c., November 4, 1916.
To Captain, louis +. Bossieur, Secretary,
915 Ba,ak Street: -. 80
; Failed to connect. Cannot be home until
tomorrow. ;4yt G.. C. WALKER. !.
Colonel W. r. Berkeley's excuse was as
follows: ,.,..y, .;a3.u.r.,, ~ "a
=. FARMy1LLE, VA, November A., 1876.
To CAPTAIN Charles 3. Idylor, at Mass
Meeting K. K. K, near City. Hall:
Say to the vast crowd attending demon
stration am unavoidabiy kept from meet
ing. Cannot explain in telegram. Regret
ing cannot join you, accept greeting and
congratulations. W. r. BERKELEY.
General johnson told the crowd that
troops had been sent to Virginia. They
were not at all frightened by the thought Of
the military presence. On the contrary, it
indicated that it would be good for Tilden.
It was after II o'clock when the meeting
adjourned. rs -
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RETAIL MARKETs.-The following were
!ac retail market prices ON Saturday :.
-ueats.-Roast beef, choice, 183c.; beef
Eeak, choice, 165c.; veal outlet and roast,
=: 70 ie5c.; lamb or mutton, 12s to 1885,;
Nrk, 15c.; liver, 10c. tripe, 10c. shin for
sup, 10 to 25c., whether Of beef or veal.
fFsh.-The fish market is dull, with Che
io!owing prices: Spots, CSC. per bunch,
tsht to ten on the bunch; sheephead, none
L market; crabs, 40c. per dozen, and scarce
2that. tj it
Vegetables. irish potatoes, 10c. per quart,
.-'to 50c. per half peck sweet potatoes, 5 to
=. per quart, 12c. per half peck, 90 to .25c.
~ peck-uniiorm rate all over the market;
:Ssss, Sc. per quart, 10c. per half peck !!
image, to 25c. per head ; turnips, Sc. per
Frait.-Apples, cooking, Sc. per quart !;
:e per half peck; eating-apples, &c. per
:44t; DC. per half peck.
Fouls, &c.-Chickens, 25 to 35c. each !;
" three Tor 81; best, soc. per pair; ducks,
.l to 45c each, or G0, to 75c. per pair; eggs,
'c, per dozen; butter, cooking, 20 to 30e.
Er pound, No. country scarce at 35c. !;
4lk, s to 10c. per quart, 80 to 40c. per gal
~; buttermilk, &c. per quart, 15c. per gal
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The GRAND RALLY IN MARSHALL WARD
o-NIGHT.-The campaign will be brought
to close tonight In Marshall Ward, upon
which occasion there will be grand Con-
servative mass-meeting for Tilden, Hen
bricks, Walker, and Reform, by the voters
and their friends Of the East-End, at the
Marshall Ward Clubhouse, on Libby's Hill.
A number OF distinguished speakers will
be present, and among them very promi-
nent gentleman from distant State, for
whom the Conservatives have the highest
regard. Besides these, Mayor Gregory, OF
Petersburg; Mr.. Drury A. Hinton, OF the
Cockade city; Governor Walker, Mayor
Kelley, and General Peyton Wise will speak.
Let there be grand turnout Of the people
to wind up the campaign. frlea, icta
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HUMOROUS iREADINGs; JAT 2 LEIaH.STKEETi
BAPTIST CHURCH To~NIGHT.E@Profes
Willoughby Reade will give his second enc
tertainment at this church. tonight for the
benefit of the Sunday school. With the exe
ception of aiew pieces, which he has been
requested to repeat, the programme will
consist OF entirely new selections. ''sa9at1
:; The reading at the Third: lPrcsbyteri
church drew crowded house, including a;
large number ofIpersons who had heard
Professor iReade several Il times before att
other places. The selections for the eyen.'
ing were admirable. Poe's s wild, strange,
witching masterpiece was, after an inter.
mission OF some moments, artistically rem
dered. No hidden thought but what was
brought tttremblingly to light; OF all its
weird music, no single note but what went:
thrillingly to every heart. IN either the little
tbrong Of the inteilectualt nobility in thepar-
lor OF Waverly Place, nor the cold selfish
enemies of the poet at Boston, nor the host
of friends and admirers that gathered In the
lecture-room at the Exchang ge some thirty
years agd, when the sady mysterious, broad-'
browed Poe stood in theirmidst and 'recited
his singularly. fascinating lines, col uld have
felt the wizard poweroi5 the Craven 7moEs
f0rcibly than did Professor Reade's audi
encesl His rendition was, inE freshness fn
rand in dramatic strength paer-
less.si He. will no doubt shaysha crowded
house tonight. ]. sGi abf t,2lia9 'aa =
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THE ELECTION IN HENRICo.-The follow
ing letter commends itself to the careful at
tention OF the voters at >Brun's Store pre-
cinct, Henrico county: - s:i' 5'' s-.5S - =
Thomas JohnSton:6.f ,ff5 fra. .nb .a "
Dear Sir,-In answer to your question,
Where shall polls be opened in the lower
election district of Brookland magisteriaf
district for the election on next. Tuesday !?
+ have no hesitation in saying that the polls
should be opened and the election held at
Brun's store, where AL elections must con.
tinue to be held until the court has by order
entered of record named some other place
for the purpose. Very respectfully, H., t,.
= e. c. MINOR, .
Jndre Henrico County Court.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsT4TE.-The fol-
owing is statement of the conyeyances
g! real estate for the week ending Noyem-
rer 4, 1876: Lots fronting-G9 feet on
fwenty.fourth street between Broad and
Marshall; 33 feet on Eleventh street be-
tween Leigh and NJ, for $3.50; % feet on
seventeenth street, corner Of Grace, for
s3,.5o; % feet on Second street between
Baker and Duval, for $500; sc feet on
Spring street between Pine and Belvidere,
Tor S,05; Sc feet on Laurel street, corner
Of Spring, for s.. O05; 10 feet on Reservoir
street, near Taylor, for $50; 80 feet on
Cary street, corner Of Eighth, for S1,S25;
= ieet on Main street between Nineteenth
Anu Twentieth for $3.50; 40 feet ION Mar
mall street, near Gilmer; 40 feet on Mar
;hali street, near Gilmer; sc feet on Spring
street between Pine and Belvidere, for
ai3; 81 feet on Marshall street, corner Of
iwcnty-eighth, Efor $1,000; 25 feeti on
branch street. near Moore, for S75; 25 feet
92 \ street, near !Thirty-first, for $3.50; %
!.rl on Branch street, near Moore, for S75.
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/ CHAsCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
pAY-.Judqe e., Fl. Fitzhugh presidang.-
The following cases were disposed OF :.
Haryie US. Ellis, &C.. Decree directing
deeds to purchasers who have paid IN 1ull a
for the property purchased by them. ~
| Hankins pS. Wilson. Decree connrminS
reports Of sales Of property IN the Dill ana
Seal. trustee, rs. Tyler; 81. Decree au;
thorizing purchaser to anticipate aeleItso
payments OF purchase-money, anu uiEeE- ,,-
ing deed when the ,purchase-money is fully
pH Rlair. trustee, vs. Watkins, &c. Opinion
of Court sustaining two; excePtlons 70 com-
ceptions, and directing a decree accoru-
ingly, ,gEaI - ~.
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VIRGINIA INVADED.
Troops Of the United States occupy
the City or Petersburg.

OF THE PEOPLE At THE
NEWS OF, A FEDERAL INyI\sIoN-TFIE
TRAMP OF THE MILITARY IN A PEACEFUL
COAfMuNITY-THE RADICALS PROFESS TO
FEAR INTIMIDATION ON ELECTIoN-DAY-
TELEGRAM FROM MAYOR CAMERON TO
GOVERNOR KEMPER-pROMPT ACTION OF
THE GovERNoR-A PROCLAMATION TO
THE PEOPLE ISSUED LATE SATURDAY
NIGHT. }.g- n5 'u" -
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DREss-PARAnE.--The Cadets OF the vI-
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical pa Coilege
paraded on Saturday afternoon, and were
addressed by Governor hemper: the pau
talon being drawn mp in front OF the Ex;
eeufiYe mansion. The ceremonies Woanu
with drssspaTase caass ddsae Mas st the gy civ
yesterday for Blacksburg.
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GRAND jurors FOR THE NOVEMBER Term
v the HUsrIsGs CoUgT.-The following is
ssikt OF the grand jurors for the Hastings
QUIT drawn to serve during the November
::r!n, which commences to-day g. tB.
.lpscomb, Joseph Carlton, Churchill Dog
sll, Coleman Wortham, John Purcell, i.
!. lsbeli, Alexander Walker, Joel j. Wat
ans, Moses Eilyson, Junius A. Morris.
hey are to meet at 10 o'clock.
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There Is no medl-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence Of It's superior virtue OF
BoscHER's GEaolAN SYRUP for severe coughs
colds settled on the breast consumption, or any
disease Of the throat and lungs. A proof OF this
fact Is that any person afflicted eau get sample
bottle for ten cents and try 1t. Regular size, seven-
ty-ayc cents. PURCELL, LADD 6 Co., Wholesale
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A BIG DOCKET.

IMPORTANT CASES BEFORE THE POLICE
>. COURT ..sATURDAy-'THE CADET STAB
BING AFFAlR-THE RECENT HoMICIDE-
ACCUSED WAVES EXAAINATION-CASE
OF DETECTIVE WREN, &C., &C. ~.
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: Professor Reade IN Manchester.-Tle
citizens of Manchester win at an early day
have the pleasure Of hearing readings from
j., Willoughby Reade, who has attracted
such favorable notice in Richmond and
elsewhere He viii read for the benefit OF
the Presbyterian church. Notice Of the
time will be given hereafter. -. 1ti.9
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DEFENCE oE oEPErERsBURa.-Copies ofshe Wht0
containing the address IN FULL OF ". Gs McOABE
before the Association of the Army OF Northern
Virginia can be had at c. +. JoHSsToS's music
and news-store 91s Main street, in wrappers ready
for mailing. Price, Eve cents each. iE,
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! MEETING OF the judges, OF the bar, and
9: .~ officers OF the Court OF Appeals, will
q. hid in the room OF the Court OF Appeals
O.. Monday the 9th instant, at IL O'Clock A.
y, 10 give appropriate expression OF re-
,irc, for the memory of the late Hon. Wood
DyQ.dn, deceased. .
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have analyzed the wH1sKEY known under ~
brand Of .sB SELEcT,n controlled BY Messrs, w AZ!
TER D. BLAIR s CO., Richmond, Va, and ard
FREE FROM FCs1L OIL and other impurfttes,1 AMI
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses-J. b. McCAw, II. D., late Professor l
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia. .5,t.
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FIRE SATURDAY N1GHT.4-The alarm OF fire
saturday NIGHT was caused by the burning
- . frame house corner OF Twcnty-third
and LEIGH streets. It was owned by Cap
tain tain Marable and occupied by Mr. Robin
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FROM PROFESSOR z. BRIpGER. Chemist, Mon
trcal: know OF no preparation afording 50
much nutriment, and none which builds up the con-
stitution so readily and effects such permanent and
positive cures, as CoLDEN's LIEDIG's LIQUID Elk
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

,89- ON all sales of Real Estate made 6etsoesM
theas Of January and last Of Juns ths tagssJoS
On GiL sales made betsreen the Of ysly and ig1
OF tie gear thetares haye to Be paid by te sestes
1'(This custom was adopted about fifteen yearsfN
by all the rea! estate agents In Richmond, and 1p
plies to Richmond and vicinity.1 -''t' -
HILL & ANDERSON, 10 A. IL, groceries, &c.
d. CO., 4XP. n. brick dwelling ON
TIL. WHrT9NG, Higt-C Constable, 19 al 81, fhrni-
ture and sundries. ,,,,., & a t;s{,lT
e. ". POWELL 10 IA. II, etockefY, sc,
yaD., ,WHITEHRAD,l no AIM. gfoecne,2 &ei ~ =
". p. RAGLAND, ATT, 10 A.M,.tih safes &c ~.
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INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS AND LIQUOR
NGGcuAyrs.-Mr. r. 3. Munford, Commits
,1aer OF the Revenue, publishes in another
c5.amn an important notice to merchants
nd iliquor-lnerchants in relation to their re-
Inns Sc
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a large and beautiful line Of cH1LDREH's Me-
RINo and OPERA FLANNEL CLoAKs to be sold
cheap at JULIUS MEYERS.
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Petit Jurynen Drann.-The following
petit jurymen were drawn. Saturday for
sthsiensuing term OF the Circuit Count
III Bermuda District : Jack Stahiman, James
e. Rae. b. a, Davis, r. G. Thompson, VIII
liam B. Sadler, and Robert r. Toon1, q s.ft
Midlothian District: Marion J. Hancock
George e. Haw, John j. Longest, John r.
Sampson, Robert Marx, and g.f fApG6ode.
I, Manchester District :. Pst tC.ia,Y Temple,
Thomas W. ;McCrary, George ca Hicks,
William Hicks, E. 2. Abbott, and John ohl.I
Johnston. s-...,,,
Dale District Jewell Galloway, William
T. Beasley, TarIton w. Vest, James Rudd,
WilliamiF. Bottoms, aud Willie Horner:cf
i, Matoaca :, Chesterfield Bowles, Andrew
T. Belcher, W. Il. Belcher, George w,
Congden, n. W. Barrett, and Jacob Z.
Belcher. ei3-t 90 f21 - ite.39 80
Glover Hill: Vincent Markham, ssJrs,
Alonzo Mann, w illiam Clarke, George Mil
ler, Chastaln jackson, and Thomas j. Ellis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-06

CUSTOM WoRK.--Hand-made Boots and Shoes OF
every description made to order by HERhANtbo-
scuEN & BROTHER, 500 and GIL Broad street. iii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-06

JULIUS MEYER, COS Broad street, is selling q
heavy FELT SKIRT at soc. worth 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-06

STRIPED REVERSIBLE sHAwLs at I75c., and lots
Of FINER suAwLs at low prices, at JULIUS
MEYER,S.. - i...-..N -.