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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-11-24

SOMERSET, KY, Nov. ii 1876.
Editors Republican;
My attention has been called - the
article of the Somerset correspondent
of the INTERIOR JoURNAL, signed
"W. =. W." in which he charges
Bradley's brothers.in-law with hugging
and consorting with negroes, establish
ing social equality with them. Fasting
them at their own tables, and dealing
out to them whisky without stint.
Now, | desire To state that each aud
all the above statements are false, in
whole and in part. There is not "A
particle Of foundation for any of them.
There was not a single negro eat at
nv house, nor did | furnish liquor to
any negro. Mr.. Walton, being a
stranger, certainly did not manuiac-
tire this. IL was communicated to
him by some lowhung seoundrel. In
comparison with whom the meane't
negro in the county is an angel OF
light. | hope Mr.. Walton will give
me the benefit OF this in the next
issue of his paper
w r. SCOTT.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-11-24

EyES OLD Bea.t Batter gets of a
simple truth now and then. lie says
the president of the Senate has moth
ing to do. judicially, in the matter OF
counting the electoral votes. O. T.
Morton thinks otherwise.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-11-24

Gnsshoppers have made their signs
in various counties of this State. and
we may be eaten up by them yet-we
mean our crops, Of eourse
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-11-24

Next Thursday will be Thanksgiy'
in. day,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-11-24

Miss Lucy Butte6ed from Louisville has returned and
Lincoln and adjoining Counties Stock Millinery Fancy Goods of be-
own selection, for the Fall and Winter Trade
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Miscellaneous.
A Liberal Disoouat for Cash.

A Iarse stock Of Iron, SHOES, Mails, Bolts, filss
~ - '''''" FSiaupRRLL a NILLss.
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The Indiana Sensation.

For all that appears upon the face OF the
telegram giving the news, the new move
ment in Indiana may as we'll have been 8
Democratic as Republican one. But not
so. The so-called Independents are
said By the Democrats to be mostly Repub-
licans-only a"Yew more than half Of them,
however. A movement that gets rid OF their
candidates for Governor relegates the '1nde-
pendent voters back to their respective
parties-the Republicans to their party, and
the Democrats to theirs. The charge that
WALTON had sold out the party to tue Re-
publicans must have been made by Demo.
cratic Independents" HARRINGTON takes
his place to please these Democrats. But
next we are told that HARRINGTON was
nominated and WALTON withdrawn by
a committee having no power to perform
these acts. Two ..independent candi.
dates for Governor seem to be inevitable
and this means that neither OF them will be
supported; and this, again, that the shrewd
Republicans are to be the gamers by the
trouble.
But the Democrats OF Indiana have the
Republicans on the run. These can hardly
rally on such small field as this. The die
is already cast, we would fain hope. The
trick being exposed, it ought to enure to the
benefit OF the Democrats. The so-called
" Independent" are so nearly divided be-
tween the Democrats and the Republicans
that it could damage the former only two or
three thousand votes il the independents
were to withdraw both their candidates.
We await further developments.
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dome 10 the old rebel element the South fs
making use OF tho only material out OF
which ft is possible to construct respecp-
HE government. The Confede rate diefs
constitute to-day che intellect and activity
Of that section, and to prevent them from
taking controlling interest in the admins
tratiol OF the affairs Of their States Is to ira
Yesty all forms Oh Justice and governments.
1t Is In the political as in the animal world :
we do not set sheep to guard wolves, nor
can ignorance and weakness long keep
down education and strength"
Upon the hypothesis that we live In free
country, the people owe no apology for ex-
ercising their liberty In electing the men
they prefer. But II any explanation were
needed on this point, Professor sHALER has
given one that should be satisfactory. Yet
our accusers do not mean to be satisfied
To Professor SHALER we Of the South owe
the kindest feeling for the fairness and lib,
crafty he shows towards us.
The attitude OF the South must be ap.
proved by reasonable people. Thoughtful
and just men cannot possibly be surprised
to see every southern man go against party
which has done nothing to conciliate his
section, andeverything that could humiliate
its people and make them feel that in re-
public which their ancestors fought for and
chiefly established, they are regarded as sub
jugated and excluded from equality, while
it has been sought to put the negro to rule
over them.
In all these facts our brothers Of the North
may find lesson which we are sure they
will in time take to heart. In the end they
cannot fail to see where the wrong is ant
what is demanded by a just judgment.
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MT ENTIRE F ALL STOCK RE-
CEIVED.-The greatest bargains in DRY GOODS
In the city are now at SYCLE BROTHERS.. We
Co COR az at SOC. Worth 75c 80 dozen coRsETs
at 75c. worth 81: 80 dozen CORSETS at 81 worth
s150; 25 dozen GoRsETS at sl.25 worth 1928
P iae l. g G @ Go sold
a Gs IN 20 70 ss
s IN n sys s sEp Sr sSn an 31e
and 81 per yard before. Hundreds of other hand
SSd ReE GAo G38RS Ef X s SSfy ihs
SOC worth 75c.: BLACK CACHEsffRE ut CSC.
si p:5 Blaze siS cAtffEhiRE q! slss worth
PACAS IN the city. BLACK ALPACA at Is and
Sos, worth 80 and s5e BLACK ALPAGA e 81
S5 md soc. worth soe, anG 81. GRAPE CLoTHS,
BOIBAZINEs. BIERETz. HENRIETTA CLOTH,
and ALPACA POPLINs,. all Of which we offer at
BLACK SERGE that we are Offering at soc., which
cannot be purchased elsewhere, for less than S7ae
b bH9N K SILK SID at old pree snks have
yanced so per cent but sell ours at old prices.
Look at our scARFsi look ct egS zoe; TLA,SNE.L.
FLANNELs at 90 and 25c. wsrth IS and SOC. (;
FLANNEL at 35c. worth 45c.: FLANNEL at zoe.
with g a and e Soss se
ssTWLLEP, dEpISATE + aaS 1 RIP E Sf i
1000 yards more fine LINEN at 55c. worth from
soc: to S1.25 per yard; look at our CAMBRIG
shRfs 1t saE Ass1ERns
IGAssiMEREsi CAssiMEREs &c SO. 75c., Il,
SIPS, $3.50, s1.75, s2. and s2.5o. We cali spe-
NJ Gentlemen, lie and ladies' Id I Si
In great variety and at very low prices Look ut our
SAB EiBs3Ss III g sag 81 7ss las g
CARPETS at 90 and zoe. Worth so and 0e.; CAR
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-nr COHEN BROTHERS Is An IN.

ME- COHEN BROIdEhS lS AN IN =
stituion Of great saving Their purchases are made
under every possible advantage, and all goods are
sold with the slightest advance In advertising they
are particular never to oyer-ratc neither quahty,
quantity, nor value. Persons reading their adver-
fisement can rely that the goods are positively as re-
presented. Nor do they advertise any goods unless
they have them In sufficient quantity to supply
large demand. They are offering this week
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS at 25, 80, 35, and
RI ise G ASH double width at
The ah nsss FRENCH cAsnszEREs At q; = !, {,
BLACK cAsHMEREs at zoe.s ali wool 2. e2S7e,
and sl:a5 from rs IS to t., z5c. yard less than
usual value:
y5sr o sSc Kpass s3s IS pars
Ssss SS1s SS ShoRED
Can s HEX sf 'S Sser
saving Of fully 30 per cent on IN present. Ea af:
n a,;s offering 1aFge stock Of WHITE and
wHfTE FTANNELs, all wool, at zoe, 25c.: and
32c., reduced from &c; full yard:wtd OF the
most reliable manufacture, at 37lsc., reduced
large s stock or cAssnlEREs for mems and boys
wear. in many qualities, of which they offer very
See Fher NEW priees on UNDERWEAR for
gentlemen and children-their 81 KNIT VESTS
are reduced to 60c., better quality reduced pro-
WATERPRO0F ut Csc, Mt 75c. reduced from 81.
| at 81 and 81 rs for English, reduced 35c. yard,
| NOTTINGHAM LACE ut 12hc., 1876, zoe, 25c.;
3Oc., &c., 40, 45c., Soc. Goo, and 65c;
Also, 500 APPLIQUE LACE SHADES atfuily haif
BRussELs LACE CURTAINS at s45 set worth
FRENCH-WoyE CoRsETs at 37Hc.. Soc, 75c..
81, Sl.25, and S1.50;
Thousands of inducements are now offered II their
FANCY GOODS, NOTION, and RIBBON de-
See their YAK LACE at 121sc. yard, and Gull
PURE at 25c. worth more than double:
| Also, very large stock Of CARPETS and FLOOR
OH-CLOTHS. oc4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

The Irishmen OF New York, the Germans
of Ohio, the Welsh OF Pennsylvania, the
Scandinayians of the Northwest, will hardly
support candidate who gives to the negro
what he denies to the white adopted cltl-
zen.-NoJolk Vuginian.
The Indianapolis Ne,cs has this ominous
information for Kentucky blacks: "ihe
too medical colleges begin their fail session
Wednesday."- Courier-Journal.
John Mason and John Sickles were shot in
Camden, N. j., Thursday evening, by a
colored man during a Republican parade,
Sickles dangerously.
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sloys wlab wore slIe Hlnss
THE REUNION AsueaND gUCcEs sPE CHEZ 81
YkHbUs soLDfERs. s SIS.

- 90
9Shcc,nI (iiaratof. 10 the Baltimore Gazette. 81
ISpIANApoIIs, October 5.--The success OF
the great demonstration to-day has more
than met the most sanguine expectations.
The city was thronged with many thou
sands Of spertaturs, aud there were eight
thousand Ia the procession. It was IN every
respect most imposing and magnificent.
The decorations OF the city were splendid
and profuse, and public enthusiasm was
unbonnded. Eloquent speeches were
made at numerous stands, the most
elaborate being by General Nice lernand, OF
Illinois Cahil, OF Tennessee; Parker, OF
New York; and Palmer, OF Illinois. Others
OF distinguished civil and military renown
addressed attentive and eXultant audiences.
Resolutions were passed protesting against
all attempts to revive sectional hatreds and
prejudices; recognizing the gallantry while
condemning the cause Of southern soldiers !;
protesting against the policy Of the Repub-
iican party in plundering the South and
perpetuating the anlmosities OF war; de-
rlouncing the efforts Of the Administrator
to control the elections in the South and to
carry the presidential election By force ana
fraud returning thanks to the House OF
Representatives Tor the bill equalizing sol
diers, bounties; denouncing Republican
legislation on the finances, and corruption
of the civil service; demanding change OF
administration, and, in conclusion, strongly
endorsing TiIden. At night the torchiight
display was magnificent. The eH-Soldlers
present number more than double those at
the Republican retnion September 2lst.
No attempt was made to palm this re-
union off as non. partisan. 1t is protessedly
Democratic, open and above board, and
| triumphant. The most conservative men
| express positive confidence that Harrison
will be defeated next Tuesday, though the
Republicans are trading votes and risking
everything to pull Harrison through.
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DEAD! READ!! READ!..
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL!

We viii offer, during this week, the following
attractive bargains:
NEW: CALIcOEs ut exc;
ELEGANT CAMBRICs at 10 and 1915;
BLACK ALPACAs from &c. up to 81 per yard;
BLACK CASHMEREs. 7sc. and II worth 81 and
1925
BLACK CASH3EEREs, $l.25 and $3.50 worth
zoe. more;
CoLoRED sERGES AMI MOHAIFS at csc. worth
40c.
All the new shades OF DRESS GOODS, both plain
and brocaded. at very low figures.
BLALK SILK at 1926 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth So;
BLACK SILK at $l.75 worth 1926.
4 splendid line of CAssIMERES from Ace. 20 So
per yard: just look 1t them.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTOSs at case price
Heavy CANTON FLANNEL alto and 12H!c.
WHITE CAMBRIA at 81 worth 1915:
very cheap; s--~
BEAUTIFUL GINGHAMS at lGc.;
PRETTY LLNsEYs at 1916;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, Use. and 81;
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS at 81 and $l.25:
MEMS MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SOC.
and MP;
CHILDREN.s MERISO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SOC. and up;
LADIES' MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS at al
prices.
Also, fresh supply OF HOSIERY, sCARFs, and
COLLARS and CUFFS in cardinal, chocolate, and
ravy-blue shades.
Everybody win do we'll 10 examine these goods
before they buy elsewhere.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
oc2 SIS Broad street.
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The Mozart Association

We feel that we should especially COM
mend this Richmond institution to the en-
enlargement and support of the people OF
the city. It is one Of great social advan-
tasc, and one OF which we may be proud.
Music, refined and correct, cannot fail 10
have salutary influence upon public taste
and public sentiment. 1t inspires gentle
ness, amiabillty, andcheerfulness. Itsoothes
the temper and turns the disposition into
the channels of tractability and kindness.
Therefore we feel sincere qualification
at the great advances which the art has
made in this city. The heart naturally de-
lights in music, and the soul takes in its in
fluences with alacrity and felicity. How
ever rude the music of an uneducated age, it
is still the delight OF those who hear it; and
there is ever that evidence Of appreciation
which causes some songs to be more loved
and more powerful in their influence upon
the feelings than others. We find this truth
in the fact that many OF the songs that were
in early days most loved by those familiar
with them have that merit which has eleva-
ted them to the rank Of precious music in this
more cultivated age. They are, like children
of genius, taken up as wanderers, and elc-
waited to proper positions. Old persons
never fail to recognize and revere their old
friends. although in the style with which
they are now rendered they are vastly inl-
proved. They now appear us fit types Of
the improved condition of the musical art.
Considering the Mozart Association in a
practical view, it is one OF the most crafty
ing sources of entertainment, and one that
is devoid OF any Objectionable tendency.
So regarding it, we should feel especial
pride in the very excellent music that is az
forded by it OH the evenings OF its per
formances. Among the performers are a
number of very skllful and gifted anna
teurs, while we recognize on the stage
many Of the well;known artists who have
for years enlivened our public entertain
ments and done so much towards educating
the public mind in their delightful art.
We have heard but few performances;
but we can say very truly that they would
do credit to any of the great cities. We
most sincerely trust that society which
does so much for the promotion Of social
enjoyment, aswell as culture, may continue
to meet with the liberal support it so richly
deserves.
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MARRIAGES,

Married at the residence OF the brides father, Ro-
bert j. Christian by the Rev. A. Bledsoe on We'd
ncsday. October 4th. JOHN K. MCpHAtL 10 MISS Ns
cards.
Southern Chgrchman please copy.
Married. on Thursday, October 9th, 1875, at me
field comfy. Va, by Rev. J. Y. Tyler, Miss MEL
GINA NJ. PRENTfSS and Mr.. WILLIAM III.
SCHAAF. of Henrico county, Va.
Trenton (Tenn.l and Keyser west Val papers
please copy. e.
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ne BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK at
the new DRY-GoODS HOUSE Of
L. STERN & Cos

the new DRY-G0ODS HOUSE Of
L. STERN & CO..
523 BROAD STREET:
Ten pieces BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK 1t 90c.
worth &1.35 fully 25 dozen TOWELS at 1870
worth 20e.; 20 dozen NAPKINS at one-half
their value: large lot Of white BED-QUHTS;
from 75c. up to Stall very cheap; new
PRINTS and PERCALES; % dozen BALMO-
RAILS and BOULEVARD SKIRTS from SOC.
up; 25 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, the cheapest
ever offered in this city. i@
Look at our 45c. MOHAIR LUSTRE, worth 62ac.;
HAMBURGH EDGINGS and INSERTINGS-a
choice selection; full line CASHMERE for
mems and boys wear 800 STRIPED SHAWLS
ut remarkably low prices; a well-selected stock
orDRESS GOODS from 12lsc. up; BUSTLES
OF the latest styles: good assor tmcnt of ladies
and gentlemea's UNDERWEAR at inducing
prices.
Call and examine our stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as you will find it to pay you.
New goods added daily to our stock. Call early
and supply yourself. at L. STERN CO.'S,
523 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The following statesmen are with Us, and would be
pleased to see their friends Mr.. JOHN j. TURNER,
Mr.. JOHN c. WREN. Mr.. COIBIN B. NoRvELL.
oc2 ,...
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EpIxHAIl H0TICES.
T a PURE gol1-IfYER on.
81 OUR OWN D1EEc,r rsrpoRTAT1oa.

& we have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
Is more acceptable 70 the stomach and more easily
assimisated than any other Of. $500
We guarantee II to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from and fully possessing all OF The
lremedial properties claimed for the best
cod-liyer oil. MEADE BAKER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NE THE REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING of the BAPTIST SUNDAY-sCHOOL
ASSOCIATION will be held with the First Baptist
church. corner Broad and Twelfth streets, To-MoR-
ROW AFTERNOON ut O'Clock. -u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

M GRACE-STREET list
notwithstanding To-NoRRowat IL A. NJ. by
Rev. DR.. JETER at " p. n. Rev. DR.. CURRY
will preach the annual sermon before the Missionary
and Library Association of the GraceStreet church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

Eg RELIGIOUS SERVICE, conducted
by members of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will be held at Undertakes, on the river be-
fore crossing TO Belle Isle, SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
half-Dast O'Clock.
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q NJ GRACE (EP1sCOPAL) CHURCH.
Services by the rector. Rev. II. MELVILLE JACK
SON. at l l o'clock \. NJ. and S o'clock =. ~
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NEE FIRST EN- GLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH ION Mayo street near Broad). Rev. W. C..
ScHAEFFER, pastor, will preach SUNDAY MORN
ING at IL o'clock
Memorial services upon the death Of Rev. D. F..
Btie ID. d., president of Roanoke College, will be
held SUNDAY NIGHT 3 O'Clock. All the personal
friends Of Dr.. Bite. and former students Of Roam
oke College, cordially invited to participate III
these services. Several addresses Will be delivered
The pubic il invited. -ns t..i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-07

w ST. MARKS (EPIsCOPALl.-The
afternoon Sunday school will be resumed To-MoR-
ROW AFTERNOON ut o'clock. -.'. 70
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TWEED and WOODWARD are caught and
:.iugged" for trial, and BABcocK did not
even deem escape desirable, so sure was he
that the Government would have him ac-
quilted. The jury acquitted him accord
ingly, though the public Judgment con.
dennis him as a felon. We learn by the his
tory OF some years past that Government
pets are not to be convicted where
there is danger OF damage to the
Administration by their conviction; but
such thieves as TWEED, in whom the
Government has no interest, why, let them
be brought to the "condign." All thieves
should be punished; but we have seen 6
mass of corruption in Federal Office and
amongst Administration partisans that /:
unprecedented, and it has met with hardly
any punishment at all. And this, too,
while the Executive head OF the Govern
has said, aLet no guilty man escape!'
Fudge !,5.ssa ~ if $50
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NE A NEW CHURCH.-We expect to
dedicate Mt. Tabor, in Woodrille, NEXT SUNDAY.
Rev. A. BINGA, Jr, will preach at IL O'clock Rev.
j. II. HoLMEs at 8 o'clock; Rev. S. GwATHMEY at
O'Clock ut night. .I
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ME- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. kER B. TUP-
FER, of Charlottesville, will preach on SUNDAY at
IL AN. No services at night.
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DEATHS.

Dic,l. on the Gth at 54 O'Clock, THOMAS u.
WIN. after protricted illness, which he bore
with Christian fortitude, In his ffty-second year.
Dearest husband, thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel; .... D..
But it's God THAT hath bereft Us,
He can all our sorrows heal. '.' j.
His funeral will be preached at his residence. 5l4
Monroe street, SUNDAY MORNING Mt 10 O'CLOCK
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend without further notice.
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The Uaco1,naerci1l I'ravetler-Hard
7'tnes-and the Mystery of Edpin brood.
BY CHARLES DICKENS. With Forty-fye
Illustrations. New York: HARPER u
BROTHERS.
This is OF HAMPERS 90 Household Edi-
ton" Very well printed and bound
For.sale by WEST, JonsToN Il Co.
Medieval and Modern Saitts and Mira
eles. Not .Ab ano g Socistate .Jess. New
8 York !: HARPER d BROTHERS, s4E
Forssales by w EST, JOHNSTON. a. Co. So
The laurel Bash. .4dse Old Fashioned Loys
! Story. by the author OF g John Halifax,
Gentleman, s &C. New ork: HARPER ~
. BROTHERS.
For sale by We EST, JOHNSTON q Co.
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MI, CLAY-STREET METHODIST
Rev. HENRY c. CIEATHAM will preach at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, anu the pastor. Rev. p. A. PETER
son. at 7:3O Pm. -.
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~TRINITY CORNER BROAD AND
Twentieth streetsl.-Services SUNDAY, October
9Th, by the pastor, Rev. A. G. BLEDsoE, at IL
A. NJ. and * p. NJ. Young mems prayer-mceting,
3 O'Clock 2. NJ. t.v..
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n3g METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
society will be held at Centenary church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at 3h O'Clock.
4. L. WEST. President.
n r,,,,, cocro,,rr
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M UNION STATIONERY. P. A
PETERSON will preach at this church at u
O'Clock A. N. The pastor will preach at * P. NJ.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
RIcHMoND THEATRE.
GRAND MATINEE a.2I.N.
ADMISSION 20 and soc.
TONIGHT
mh SIS ss hs sssFsisf M sna fsshsE
: : finest minstrel scene me- ever Witnessed. z
LONDON SAB BGRs sEANhs! TROUPE, :.
In the great muslcal buriesque, rewritten and
localized, entitled
MILE MARIE pEkAc 3 jas NEW TROUPE
OF PARTISAN DANCERS, l.li5
SUPERB coRr ssg 6F sFse 81 { ARTISTS.
= change Of bill, concluding with the musical
burlesque OF =.
Box-sheet at Wyatts. . oc 7-lt*
HALL, 7
TSnd sats t R s1s R5es that n M ae
iron to tine pointing
With this hall many conveniences which the public
Will fail to find elsewhere. 1t win be rented only FOR
Terms moderate For pnr'c9RlafFsE aRRRszz r
&C 7-S&IhZtaw1m oIo o.oeu Se- GO.
GRAND CONCERT, TABLEAUX, AND
VI CHARADES
TRINITY LODGE L. No: 81. L Q: G. T.,
hoE hS SbE B hsGEs1V Il l
rvrs X5fs4s1 5o GAfsBAH H9 }S, 1870.
The above entertainment will be given in c0nnec-
PROFESSOR i'He EaaS voELKER's CoRNET AND STRING
and the HNo O. have kindly consented
assist on the occasion. "
Professor T. J. MINOR, well known to this csmmu-
nifty in this lne will have the management OF the
tableauxs and charades.
The committee confidently appeal to the citizens
of Richmond to support this entertainment FOR the
benefit of suffering fellow-citizens OF saVannan
and Brunswick.
been enabled to place the price Of admis
n'' o''"' pD' p's'' ]. N. DUEsBERRY.
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IS. VALENTINE:
&C Cats Committee.
PROFESSOR HENRY F. LAUBE "a
i will inaugurate the EsA
FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF HIS DANCING s....aA
ACADEMIES
by .ra g. F--.. ..e~
GRAND GERMAN MATINEE AND PRONE
MADE CONCERT
AT LEWIS HALL
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER, 7TIi,
At 4 O'CLOCK. 80
KEssNIcI,s FULL ORCHESTRA will be in attend
Admission, CSC Tickets may be purchased only
at WAITS or from the undersigned. Former
scholars and their parents can procure tickets Tree Oh
charge on application at Wyatts. -,
Ins1,cctfnlly HENRY u. IAuEE.