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sUsrsrEn REsORTs
ToUNTAIN BoARDTNaszHousE.

MoUNTAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Summer boarders can be accommodated by the
a I Of MSsa 70
tant.
je26-M3w CknrchviIle, Augusta county. Va. I
IDoARD FOR THE SUMMER CAN BE
- procured ut .Churchville, eight miles west Of
Stanton. Location healthy: daily mails church
facilities, &c. A piano in the house, and croquet
and other amusements furnished.
/. TERMS: 32b per month: children and servants,
sl5 per month. For particularly, address
MRS. j.. A. j. FUNkHOUSBK,
G20-lw# Churchyille, Augusta county, va.
CHEAP BOARD.-I would inform the
- public that my house Is again open fos 5he re-
month. Reference: Mcssrs: Hutchinson q saryay,
Planters Riehmong, xa Aadrs soo
lie 2f-zt AIbemarle county, Va.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID ten miles from Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and
onio f1'lf IS now OPEN TO VISITORS.
Location dry and healthy: Abundantly supplied
Re- wsr w. II. Tay gss srBs
State Assayer and Chemist, stand unrivalled.
Families win find this attractive place all they can
TERMS: Moderate. a
Post-oTlcc and telegraph office at the Springs.
For further particuIars OF circniaT r addrsss
| je23-lm at the Springs.
A FEW BOARDERS, WITHOUT
per month In STAuNTON FEMALE SEMINARY,
Staunton, Va, during the summer months:
| Address REV. D.. ]. MILLER:
Send for catalogue of the Seminary to the Princi.
pal-REv. j. /. MILLER, A. M. je 23-eod1m
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID ten miles from Millboro' depot, Chesapeake and
IN BOARD.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH.

Mrs. EDGAR GARTH, OF Albemarle county, one
mile from Ivy depot, and seven miles shove Char
Iotte.vile, Is prepared to take BOARDERS during
the SUMMER and FALL. Location healthy; table
unsurpassed; large, airy rooms; and beautifully
shaded lawn, admirably suited TO children. Plano In
the house, and every comfort for bosrders.
TERMS PER MONTH, s25; children over two years
and servants half price. Special arrangements made
with families
For further particulars address Mrs. EDGAR
GARTH, Ivy depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
or sUBLETT & CARY. Richmond, Va. je2O-lw
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aIrsrIoN sA,LEs...Tf,t. Day:
- Dy j. %. Whitehead,
Grocery Aucsioneer and Commission Merchants,
49, - -.Ilszd s1o Main street

Grocery Auctioneer and COMMISSION hAerctsahh
,;''f' q. ,ar1t 1912 Main street.
+ VIII OFFER AT AUCTION THIS
fsfondnyl MORNING, 26th instant soMmen me-
ina NJ haif-nast 10 o'clock, q large ana aesHIpe
, ,tpx,. ." NJ ITsRoCERIEs, consisting OF
s w .RsSCoNSSiDES,, SHOULDERS, HAMS ts.nu
mn, BR 4 EsAAfnGipERs and, SIDES, :.
uERRIN(iS and MACkEREL. go
isyTRA and FINE FLOUR (cholcel, ,o
GREEN and BLACK TEas-somc 'e'' supo-
f,uEESf. BUTTER. and LARD,
MtyTNSSES and YINEGARa ne
LAIN DRY aud TOILET SsA6S' Aaos
BitJONS, BUCKETS, and Iu I1sy 1T: ia
-4}vR g Anderson 4 Co.. Auc&oneers.
1924 Main street.
uyE WILL SELL TO-DAY, At los
w o,c,ocs,, at our auction-house No 1924 Mai''
BACON SHOULDERS,
Saa1TnsSCS A IiaGU CUT EasRRlNGs-'n half
MAGKEREI. CoD-FIsH, VINEGAR,
KIJ1-pER, CHEESE. FLOUR,
.IsR(lNMS, SOAPS, &C.. &C. ,,o h,ve, tbcIr
pa-Ees wi.hng to add to satc will please nave VIGIL
consdsnments In early. ~-nEpcoN = 60.
G.s6 - o"e.-o--e-
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s9.CENT STORE.

RECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE.
$50 WATERPROOF UMBRELLAS,
100 large BIRD-CAGES,
NEW STYLES VASES,
NEW SMOKING SETS,
More of those CRYSTAL FLoWER-sTANDS.
Another large lot Of vALISES,
A lot Of FISH-GLOBES, STANDS, and GOLD
FISH, complete, for $1.9s;
Latest styles In STRAW and FELT HATS,
Another lot Of LADIES' HATS,
The TABLE-CUTLERY we sell at 90 cents a set
can't be matched In town for the price.
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rTHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT MONROE
GOLD POINT COMFORT, yA).


This delightful summer resort, commanding Wa
ter-yiew not excelled on the Atlantic coast: fur
nshed with all modern improvements; gas and
electric bells in every room; water on every floor;
and capable Of accommodating five hundred persons,
Is now open for the reception Of guests for the sum
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, a
ing every opportunity OF communicating with all
points Of the country Superior beach for bathing at
the door-steps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER.
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS: $3.50 per week and upwards, accord
ing to location Special terms to parties remaining
4 month or longer.
Address :, H. PHGBUS,
INV AKIN Proprietor.
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EyDooiI.G Lau2hton, Auctiorcccrs.
No. 10 Governor street

CTGCK OF GROCERIES AND BAR
y FIXTURES SAND STORE-FIXTURESI IN SID
NEY AT AUCTION.-On MONDAE the Goth In
slant at II O'clock will sell 1t Che store of Mr.
Charles j.. Rcaay, corner Cary and iitchie streets,
Siincr, tile hsaIice of his stock OF
GROCERIES,
STORE-and BAR-FIXTURES,
COUNTRIES,
SCALES.
TABLES,
SHOWCASES, -
C00KLEIi- and IIEATISG-STOVES, &C., &c.
49, .,r... COOK & LkUGHTON.
R24 AuctioneerS
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GRUBBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctloneegs. te lS
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1-QT
aes,01ss. STATIONERY. DC.
A CGUJNT BOOKS ..
.Suo11;v WELL. SEASONED gEEORE USED.

Ezsy .o.ders solicited at 1918 Nziu street for
II EsyFE-BOOKS whiel, we make in the best style
and ofllcst materials. Cheap RLAEk-BOOkS OF
all kzes kept hand and made ne order. STA
TIONTJeY to suit all. .
ic1zaSw RaNDOLETTas ENGLISH.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c
DEODORIZERS
DISlNFECTAETS.
- DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID,
ENGLISH CIILORALUM,
BROMO-CHLO
PURE CARBOLATE OF LIME
as made for the Board Of Health of Baltimore city.
No foreign or inert matter mixed with 1t, but II
Ia \ highly concentrated preparation OF
CARBOLIC ACID AND LIbiE,
which we have been selling for several years, and
which VIC KNOW TO DE EFFECTIVE In DESTROYING
noxious odors and foul gases from damp cellars, cul-
MEADE s BAKER, Pharmacists,
tc21 9l9 Main street
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AUCTION sALEs...Futnre Days.
TIGH GoNsTABLE's SALE.

nTGH GoNsT1BLFss SALE. -
will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY
the 27th day or June, 1870, Mt IL O'Clock A. d.. at
No. north Ninth street, the following proper to
satisfy sundry attachments In my hands rs. N. b
PERTH: s'cjE1tf
CIGARS
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO,
SHOWCASES, Isl
slss SHOW-SIGSS, MIRR Or, 1tr4t
t. .tTOBACCO-KNIFE.
800 81. OIIrCL0TH, AW NING.
T: 81 COUNTER, z.j.f
~ SHELVING, &c, &c. :
TERRs: Cash A. B. DUESBERRY,
je 26-2t .. r.. -. Il. c. Z. r.
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BY Robert y. Lyme
successor to Lyme & BrOtherl,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
1912 Main street.
VERY VALUABLE LAND ADJOIN-
ING TIE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
GROWING TOWN OF ASHLAND, ON THE
RICHMOND, FREpERLCK sBURG. AND P0TO-
MAC RAILROAD, LYING ON ROTH SIDES OF
THE RAILROAD: CONTAINING ONE HUN
DRIED AND ELEVEN ACRES. AND is KNOWN
AS THE "LANGSFORD'S-' PLACE, FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT CONDITION
OR RESERVE~--At request of the owner, who is n
nonresident, shall SELL upon the premises, In the
town of Ashland the above desirable property At
O'Clock A. NJ. ON MONDAY, June 90, 1876.
For speculation this offers a good opportunity.
There is upon the land large quantity of good
original timber for cord wood, and the cleared land
10 In good heart. small framed store stands upon
the land, and was formerly occupied and used by
Mr., Engleking. This offers chance to purchase a
farm IN most desirable locality with unusual facili-
ties for going to and returning from Richmond
within few minutes ride on the cars. The land
will be subdvided If desired by purchasers attend
ing. Of
Bidders may rest assured that the property will be
sold. --1's-
TERMS: Very easy and at sale.
ROBERT b. LYME,
u % Auctioncer.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Rea Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l1O6 Main street,

a DESIRABLE FRAMED HOUSE ON
n 'pFIfs NORTH SIDE OF CATHARINE BE
TWEEN SMITH AND MUNFORD STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.3,Ws will Offer for sale,
JsSg, ut q O'clock p. NJ, desirable FRAMED
HOUSE, located as above, containing five rooms
Kitchen, gas, and water Lot 81 by 104 feet TO An
alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS Reasonable, and made known at sale.
GODDIN, WARREN CO.,
+ 10 26 Auctoneefs,
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rFHE ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
i VIJTE CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, reftted last
fall with elegant new furniture at cost of $4,000,
will receive SUMMER BOARDERS from the LIST OF
June to the 25th OF September. No extra charge
for hot or cold baths, nor for use of new tcn-pin
alleys. my Zb-lH
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CRoCKERY. GLAsswARE, ke.

THAVE IN STORE A FULL LINE OF
Il GOODS suitable for both 81
8 Il WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE,
to which am making additions by every steamer.
Those who desire to purchase anything In my line
are respectfully ipyited to give me q cali.
We take pleasure In showing goods.
JAMES w, GIBSON, 49,
IS, Importer and Dealer In Croekcsy,
rs Glass, and House Fnrntshing Goods,
sp1O 1907 Main street,
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1 SUMMER nEsOnTs.
GUNNER BOARD.
SWEET cHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
ALLEsHANY COUNTY, Va.

hs
IDS Tell-kn0Tn summer resort will be open for
tne reception OF visitors JUNE !. II has bce gene
rally renovated, having been leased by the gIbscrf
bers for three years. They will devote thci- midi
vided attention to the comfort or their guests and
spare no pains TO make 1t the most desirable summer
resort in the mountains. ~ -.
A celebrated BAND has been engaged for lawn and
ballroom. "N
For pamphlets containing terms and ANALYSIS nd.
dress 4EeGiE rt.T -
te2o-2w PARKE & STACK, Proprietor,.
THE WALLAWHATOOLA SPRINGS
The hotel at this delightful summer resort on,v
three miles from the Miliboro' depot OF the Cbesa
peake and OHIO railroad, will be open for visitors On
and CHALYBEATE. The alum water Is shown by
snalysls to be the BEST and STRONGEST ACIDU.
LATED CHALYBEATE WATER in VIRGINIA /,
Is entirely acceptable to the stomach and Is soye-
reign remedy for all chronic diseases which require
Alternative tonic, depurative and dirretic agents. In
DYSPEPSIA, LIvER-DISEASE. SCROFELA, CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS, CUTASEOU8 DISEASES, DISEASES
OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, nee.
RALGIA, and GENERAL DEBILITY, IL Is q remedy
Of unsurpassed utility and power. AS toric, Il 1,
pre-eminent. Cases OF DIABETES have been cured
It. For circular with analysis and cnres
| apply in Staunton to DR.. n. Wayt & Brother; IN
subscriber. Fare from Millboro' depot to this
Springs SO cents. Board per day, 81 LOO; per week
SO: per month, $35; two months, s65. Parties OF
six or eight obtain board for the season Of three
w A. sITLINGTON, Proprietor.
Post-office address Millboro' Springs, Bath coun.
~, Va. jc 19-M,W,&f,lm.
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SEA-SIDE RESORT ON THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN.
coBB's HOTEL, coBB's ISLAND, VA.

COBB'S HOTEL, COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
lSURF-BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE-SH0OTISG.
This welI-known and popular SUMMER RESORT
Is now omen for the reception of visitors. Improve
ments have been made In the accommodations gene
rally, and We hope 10 please our patrons In every
spect
steamer n. Z. Banks, to CherrystOnc. Va
TERMS: Three dollars per day. 81 per week, go
per month OF thirty days Special rates for june and
| for longer than one month.
For Information address
COBB & SEGAR, Cobb's Island. Va
State copy one month. je S-lm
TIVE NEW lighthouses
l. AT HOT SPRINGS.
@' BATH COUNTY, VA,
(rapidly approaching completion,) will have ca
pacity of TWELVE HUNDRED BATHS every twelve
hours, with SEPARATE POOL AND DRESSING
and most comfortable bathing establishment In the
United States.
The waters vary In temperature and range as high
ITO degrees. Their great curative powers In
OF rheumatism, gout disease OF the liver, and
numerous other diseases. arc attested by thousands
who have been cured or greatly benefited by using
them.
The Observation-Disclosures include IRON, 4LUy,
SULPHUR, and MAGEESiA.
Hotel accommodation equal to IN! In the mour-
tains.
PROFESSOR j. l.. CABELL, N. D.. University q
Virginia, resident physician.
For pamphlets and circulars. address
j. 4. AUGUST, Manager.
jc S-tJy15 Hot Springs. Bath county, vs..
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER BOARDING.
~ can be obtained In the mountains at IH lit
BROOK, near Charlottesville, Ya at $25 per month,
If Mrs JOHN STOCKTON.
Refers to Mcssrs. Martin & Mason, IWentn sree-
and p. G. Harrison, No. 1924 Cary street.
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GERGEANT'S SALE. ~.
By virtue of an execution In nay hands in favor OF
Edward ID. Eaclo against William b. Matthews,
shall proceed to sell at public aucton in front of the
City Hall of the city of Richmond, on MONDAY
the 26th day of june, $40, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
l TOP-BUGGY.
to satisfy said execution.
L. HOIZINGER, Deputy Sergeant,
for +. Is. Cook, Sergeant City OF Richmond.
In
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117uE MITLBORO HOUSE, BATE

1 COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ,a chic
Immediately on the line Of the a sstcr
raJrSad, at Mboro depot. Is now open ~. md chs
the mineral waters, consisting OF sspaa Sor DYS-
3 F Efst Liver DISEASES, CQNSTIPpAaliitHRSY
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL AMP ,pur asliitlifTY
.na In ali msLss marked by poverty OF the Tiu
aud Debility of the nervous system. fine Msisnt for
air sad discovery. Hotel
BoAap: Per day, $3.50; per week si'' =
month, $40. ~. .u.,a, &c, write
For circular, With anaiysls OF the ,, ws MtsssRSES
TO " NJ "Pronrictor.
! je7-eodlm
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BytGrubbs.% Williams,

ByGrubbs.& Williams.
~ AuctGfr,eers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT OF
" GROUND ON SIXTH STREET. "NAVY
HILL" An ATCTI0N-In execution Of decree
of the Chancery Court of Richmond. entered on 18th
June 1876, in the case tG Anderson as. Anderson,
&C., will sell on M0NDAY,.2Gth June, at So O'Clock
r NJ, ut the risk and costs of the former pnr-
chaser, the following LOT i'm the plan of Navy HILL
to wit Lot A. on the east sie.Qf Sixth street, 'front.'
Ing 100 feet. between jackson and Dural streets.
purchased by Henry Watkins.
TERMS One third cash. balance at three and six
months, for negotiable notes, &itinterest added and
titles retained until the notes shall be paid.
JAMES ALFRED JONES, Commissioner.
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, AuerioIccrs. 10 10
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DARKNESS HOTEL.
ID HAMPTON, VA.
This charming SUMMER RESORT located on The
seaside, in the midst OF quiet refined, and inte.
gent community. Is now open for the entertainment
Of guests for tile summer season. The TABLES will
bc supplied with every decacy that the Baltimore,
Norfolk, and Hampton markets, and the salt water
of Virginia, afford: and the facilities for BATH.
ING, BOATING, SAILING, and FISHING, are ampk
| and complete. ..
TERMS: s12 per week $40 per month.
N.Y. O-2m j. j. BARNES, Proprietor.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
81 ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY,
EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AM
FIVE MILES FROM 3uLLBORO' DEBUT
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY HAILS-TELEGRAfh offiAS
AT THE HOTEL.
The PROPRIETOR OF this popular SUMMER ne.
SORT encouraged by the great success OF 1ss 80,
SON has during the winter added TO the aifesu5 49,
ulete arrange1nents. until now the accom- 70.
offered the public are far superior 70 an! os .h Old
tering-place In the celebrated mountains o. Nv Va
o The GRAND HOTEL, BROOK HOUSE and ,. tho
COTTAGES win be open for the reeeptoh Vi Wv
orr on the 10TH OF JUNE. .,e-
THE chambers are large, airy, aIio eohNcnsl .on-
ynnfiy Furnished, with gas In esch ro0ni, sho "
q Acted With the main ONCE by electric DEUS
H0T and COLD BATHS on each roor. ~ ax
The NINERAr WATERS consist or sulu v
d,ferent grades iodtnealun,. and an. Jordan
The nroprIetor assures the public tnas IN
Alum r. more modern In all OF ~ "; sP Wv.
than any hotel or wsteripg-plsce Ia ms S SsIpSG
KESSSICFS FULL bhHSo So
BAND has been engageu. , a,7 kf1. pcr fall
month. Sa5 TO eos, according TO location omsinius
A reduction Of ten per cent. 70 paf"s9
pamphiets to be had ON application T % u
Ladd q Co. JonS d. propyietor.
my 2S~lm --------------~--.--- -T
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
IN SPRINGS.
GILES COUNTY, VA.
SEASON OF 1875.

This charming SUMNER RESORT. so Favorable,
known and situated the banks OF New river near
the highest point Of tie Allegheny Mountains. will
be open for the reception of visitors on the 25rH
| OF JUNE. 1876.
| 4 comfortable four.horse coach will leave New
River depot, on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for the Springs distance fourteen miles
after the arrival Of the 10 O'Clock A. d. train Tues
Springs to dinner.
Visitors will find good accommodations at New
River depot.
Music x good Livery, Pleasure Boats on the river.
Daily Mail, and Post-Onice at the Springs.
Excursion tickets, good until November 1st, ria
DanvilIe railroad from Richmond TO New River and
return, $3.50.
TERMS:
Board per d2y w
Board Der month (2S days. .................. SO 90
Children under ten and servants half price.
EGGLESTON 4 TYLER,
te 14-cod2w ProprietoS.
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Illinois Independent Platform.

Resolved, That the preservation of our ma
tional life imperatiyely demands that every
Americas voter shall attend with care to all
primary nominations and elections of compe-
tent and honest men to all offices in the gift
of the people.
Resolved, That we demand the immediate
reform of abuses in the civil service through
which the patronage of the government Is
dispensed as a reward for partisan serices
rather than with regard to the public neces-
sites.
Resolved, That we are in favor Of improv-
ing and perfectIng the navigation Of our
lakes and rivers and water connections, as
soo~ as it can be possibly done
Resolved, That we demand the repeal of
the specie resumption and national bank
acts, and the substitution of legal tender
paper money for the national bank cir.
culation; the perfecting Of a none
tary system based upon the faith and resour-
ces OF the nation and adapted to the demands
of legitimate business, which money shall he
legal tender in payment Of all debts, public
and private, duties on imports included, Tex.
cept that portion of the interest and princ-
pal Of the present public debt that is by the
express terms Of the law creating it made pay
able in metallic money!, this money to be in
Interchangeable at the option of the holders
with registered government bonds bearing
rate Of interest not exceeding 8 Is per cent
per annum.
Resolred, That as the tendency OF much OF
the legislation of Congress has been to en-.
nance the value of the interest hearing bond.
Of the government and to depreciate the val
ne Of the equally sacred obligations ISSUED
70 the people as their circulating medium, We
demand in all future legislation equal and
exact Justice to all classes
Resoiced, That we demand the reservins
OF the public lands, the heritage Of the PEG
pie, for the actual settler, not another acr,
for railroads or spectators.
Resolred, That we demand the abrogatior
Of ali laws that do not bear equally upoi
capital and labor, the removal of unjust tech
nj, 'hties, delays and determinations in tn
/ Hdr' alton Of justice, and the adoption Q
meaSW- providing for the health and safet,
of those engaged IN mining, manufacturing
and building pursuits
ReSoicct, That the right OF the legislator
| to regulate and control the railroads an
other corporations by the State must be YIN
dicated, established and maintained as a
essential OF the State government
Eeso'rrR, That We demand a reduction q
all public expenditures TO the end that tax
alton may be reduced to the lowest possibl
limits
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been propounded by the English govern
ment. ''The Battle of Dorking" has been
translated into different languages. One
of the latest TRANSACTIONS was by Bra
lillian scholar, who rendered it into
the Portuguese tongue, and credited the
original to Benjamin Disraeli. Since
his first appearance in print Colonel
Chesney has become favOrably known
thro lghout the world. He has published
many works and reviews which have gained
for him well deserved popularity. He
wrote History or the Civil War in the
United States, which has already become
a standard work and which exhibited con-
siderable knowledge, great clearness and
thoroughness, and perfect acquaintance
with the management Of armies. "Sher-
mans Memoirs" he reviewed i'll the Fort
nightiy RsrietC, with great discriminating
power and analytical ability. He also re-
views the Count de Paris History Of the
American Rebellion" with an intelligence
which caused the article to be widely read.
Upon military history and army tactics he
was regarded in this country, as well as in
England, as an authority to be relied upon
and trusted
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wealth Of the nation, on the principle that
il the government possesses the right to draft
the poor mans body for purposes OF national
defense, it has an equal right to appropriate
the rich mans accommodations undef the same
conditions and in order that srch debts as
that which now Expresses the people, may
never again be entailed upon ourselves and
our posterity.
Nineteenth-Ts prevent, by all lawful
means, the practice now in vogue OF invoking
the aid of the military whenever or where
ever the toiling masses refuse to submit 70
the arbitrary or unjust demands OF aggregated
wealth or unprincipled employers-by which
the men enlisted as the nations defenders be-
come the nations oppressors-
Twentieth establishing by Govern
ment of just standard Of distribution
to labor and capital, by providing purely
national circulating medium, based on
the faith and resources of the nation, Is
sued directly to the people, without the In
PREVENTION Of any system OF banking corpor
ations, which money shall be legal tender
in the payment of all debts, public and PR
vate, aud interchangeable at the option OF the
holder for registered Government bonds, bear
ing a rate Of interest not to exceed 65-lOt
per cent, subject to future legislation BY
Coz Rr5s.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-05-06
The Late Col. c. G. Chesney.

The death OF Col c. G. Chesney, Of the
BRUSH Army, was announced in the cable
dispatches from England, recently. Col
Chesney became suddenly famous by his
being reputed as the author Of the article
published in Bldck,ooods Magazine some
fe" years since on THE German Conquest
Of England in 1875 and the Battle Of
Dorkmg; OF "reminiscences of a Volun-
teer The article was subsequently pup
hshed in book form and met with in
mense success. 1t created vide spread
excitement, particularly in England; and
has, 1t Is said, had the effect OF inducing
the many projects for army reforms and
volunteer organizations, which have since