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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-18
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M ANTED-B0ys and Girls, Young Ladies
w Men and Women, to engage in pleasant,
easy and PROFITABLE WORK that will have the
hearty encouragement and support of Clergymen,
Teachers Parents, aud all nteres ted in the welfare
OF youth. Paltculars and outfit free Also want.
ed, 1000 Ladies, to get a s75 SEWING MACHINE
FOR ONLY els No Humbug. Address, Il. POPE
Np>E, Rockland Me. dect;.4w
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Silver and Specie-Payments.

MURAT HALsTEAD, OF the Cincinnati COM
7nercial, has written an elaborate letter in
behalf OF the reconciliation Of silver. He
takes wide range, undertaking to show
that the reconciliation Of silver is demand
ed for the protection Of the country from
the evil designs OF spectators and enthusl-
asts, and because the measure would be
congenial with peace, public virtue, and
general prosperity. He concludes that re-
sumption is impossible without it. He
says:
s.Already it is apparent to those most ia
miliar with the forces OF prevailing opin-
ion that persistence in the rejection Of sill
yer will mean at least the postponement OF
the day Of resumption; that gold resump-
ton cannot take place; that the practical
question is whether we shall resume in gold
and silver or 90 on harassed and embar-
raised indefinitely by all the uncertainties
and disabilities OF lesal-tender and incon-
yertible paper"
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How REGULATORS CAUSE HARD TIMES
"The secret OF the difficulty is ana mas
been want OF confidence on the part OF
those who have money. The lands ana
mines, the mills and railroads, are ready
and the skilled workmen long for employ,
ment. But capital hesitates. CurslnS II anu
railing at it will not remove It's lear. oi.y
thousand takers, each with the voice u
a Kelley, OF the incendiary susgest'ne nras
of Phillips, would not lessen Ine u IT,.
hension of those who have money. Crazy
tbooriziup about elasticity Of currency, or
rights of labor, does not change the opinion
~ the men whose money is needed to II ght
the fires and start the wheels OF industry;
They sit and wait until they are satishea
that the people OF this country are r, honest zones
enough to pay ."-Neao York lT'oune'
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the most willing to take such an oath. we
cannot believe that the Judges OF election 10
Roanoke will receive such evidence as. con-
Criminal Expenses.

We are satisfied that the State may save .
large sim and benefit her population moral
" and politically by reforming IN SEVERN
resnects her criminal system. The aoo'l-
tom q, confinement in the penitent'ary Us
punishment for certain degrees OF ie'ohs
and the substitution therefor OF PUNISH
ment by whipping, confinement in county
;ails. and working on the puohc ioau''
would materially diminish expense 70 'ne
State and do far more to diminish criAie
than the present abortiye system with the
assumed reformatory effects OF the penn
tential ordeal. We have ting idea, further-
more. that the abolition OF the system OF
manufacturing in the penitcntiary and the
abandonment Of the penitentiary store al
topetber would also save the State smart
expenditure.
We do not believe in the efficacy OF the
reiormatory system now pursued by Viz
pinia. Public offenders ought to be pun
ished for their offences. They ought to be
wisely and CONSIDERABLY disposed OF, but
never in such manner as would fail to
leave upon their minds the recollection that
crime must be punished.
AS the State wants means and the people
want order and security, this question OF
criminal punishment becomes more than
ever important. The social revolution
brought upon us by our northern Fellow
citizens has increased crime immensely,
and we are compelled, il we take into &C
count the public necessity, to amend oul
criminal system. We can, If We Will, make
it cost less and greatly increase its ell
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

enSsr PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
this and next week should not forget to call at
sYCLE BROTHERS. They have tho most extern
awe stock in the city OF Richmond, and at prices TO
suit the Zines.
In our Dress Goods Department We have every
shade, color, and style.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at 12Hc.;
Nice DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard;
Handsome DRESS GOODS at CSC:
Beautiful BLACK CACHEMIRE at 45c.:
100 BLACK CACHEhIREs reduced to 75c.;
1875 BLACK CACTIEMTRES reduced to 90c.;
COLORED CACHEAlRE from 62hc. to 90c. per
yard-all shades;
$50 pieces BLACK ALPACA from one shilling to
81 per yard. Ifany person wishes an ALPACA
DRESS they can buy 1t from SYCLE BRO
THEIRS for twenty-five per cent. less than any
where else
Good CASSIMERES for so, 75c., IL, and 1928
per yard-an extra large assortment:
CLOAKS. SHAWLS, FURS, BOULEVARD
SKIRTS, and CORSETS-a large stock to select
Ladies', Gentcmen's, and Chlllren.s' UNDER
WEAR at greatly reduced prices:
WHITE FLANNEL at I2H, 10y. 20, and &C.;
WHITE FLANNEL ut SO, 40, and SOC;
CANTON FLANNEL from &c. to 25c.;
Our PLAIN and COLORED SILKS are the cheap
est in the city. Don't fail to look at our 81
200 pieces of LINEN CRASH at &C., real value
one shilling per yard:
A large stock of WHITE and COLORED BLAN-
KETS:
BLANKETS from 81 .25 TO 81 O pair:
We cal! special attention to our % ana - D"1'-'
sGLK YELvETs-a large assortment: .,.
SILK XEhyETS from 81 to so SO .Pp Per sara'
BTTToNs, GALL0oM, FRINGEs' and all Tue
latest style TRIMMINGS; l., .yo and
SIss % S1a k Hn5 G G26aEs from S
al so per pair: ~nE,S-c or
sHEETiNGs. TABLECLoTMs H MAR \, 1i ali
prices to suit everybody. ,oSrEpy cc,prs
We have large , st1sk OF I'D most c EH and
1iiTEtsS nj reduced prices:
Look LINEN HUG o dozen and of
other goods that we could mention but for want
porsons Wishing samples will plaasc send postage.
Goods sent c. o. D. special attention paid to orders
Tov,n and he convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
!. the nlace TO buy your DRY and FANCYGOODS.
i tiie p".o ~ SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD street,
oco7 between Third and Fourth streets.
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Specimens in the Smithsonian Institute

The plan now adopted by the SmlthSo
MAN Institute for the preservation OF specl'
mems is to take casts after painting pictures
of them. After the casts are taken they
are painted in the colors OF the pictures,
and thus an accurate and durable represent.
alton is made. In the department OF hshes'
where Professor BAIRD presideS, some SIX
hundred casts have been made that are very
fine.
This system is also used with reference TO
other animals, and is found good for rep
tiles, which have heretofore been preserved
in alcohol or skinned and stuffed. The artist
first paints the reptile, which is then cast III
plaster, aud Is afterwards painted from the
picture that was made Of it. This form
OF representing reptile.life is found excel
lent. 1t is durable, and the coloring IS
lasting, while the former mode OF preserva-
ton did not give clear view OF the animal
and caused the coors TO fade and change.
Another interesting feature OF the Smith
sonian Institute is the large number OF In
dian faces that appear in its departments.
CLARK MILLS, the sculptor, has recently
been employed to take casts Of the faces OF
large number OF Indian warriors. They
were taken in an improved way invented by
Mr.. MILLS and said to make casts altogether
accurate. These faces are properly colored,
and present an array OF Indian features that
is quite interesting to a student OF ethnology.
IT. is gratifying to persons who take inter-
est in the increase Of means for study and
acquiring information to know that the
Smithsonian Institute has made rapid strides
of late in gathering specimens OF animal-!fe
and other things that are important to SCI
entific knowledge.
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No Increase Possible.

The enforced-equity patriots are con-
stantly assuming that it is impossible to IN
crease the revenue Of the State. We invite
their attention to the MoFFETT register. Is
there no increase from that? Is the little
bell tinkling all day and part Of the night
bringing nothing into the treasury Hhat
say you, gentlemen, yes OF no =? Or Will
you, like your hero, RICHARDSON, SIT as
dumb as an oyster when an honest and
proper question is put to you?
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THE ENGLISH MISSION. The nomination
for the English mission has been decided
upon, and probably will be announced next
week. The nominee will not be eX-Presl-
dent Grant. Secretary Schurz is limited at
as the coming man.
The President has appointed in all exactly
ten Democrats to Federal offices. Or this
number seven were recommended by lead
ing Republicans OF their localities. All OF
them are in the South. The whole NUMBER
of otfice-holders is nearly 100, OOO.- Wash-
in1ton speciaL- Baltimore american.
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nGy COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FER this week
8 pieces GUINET's BLACK SILKS at s1.25, re-
duced from over 50;
10 pieces BONNETS at 1910, formerly sold at
4 pieces s'Tf ApIssIER BLACK SILK at sl.s5, for
! pieces TAPiSSIER BLACK SILK at $3.50. for
mcrly sold 1T ~. or,,-u
their various shades and qualities.
They will also offer
800 LACE CURTAINS at s4.50 q set for two win
esO LACE CURTAINS at $40 set:
81 LACE CURTAINS ut $40 4 set worth 49, at
S12 worth fully GIG:
40 pieces APPLIQUE CURTAlN-MUSLiH ut
from 40c. to 65c. Il yard.
cheap.
500 LAMDREQUINS in Nottingham, Sptzbcrgen,
and real Brussels.
Also, from a bankrupt sale Of a large upholstery
house. large stock of CRETONNES, UPfIOL-
STERY, REPS in all the various colors, including
several pieces of SILK DAMASSES 1.-THE finest goods
mportcd)
For thousands of novelties call at
oc27 COHEN BROTHERS..
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Inscription
Inscription
upon the tomb OF the two stilt-born infants,
RICHARDSON and MILLER
"If thus so soon we are done for.
We wonder what we were begun for.'

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN HIS
ToR1CAL SoCIETY.-This meeting will take
place in the Hall OF the House OF Delegates
on next Wednesday October 3lsD at
O'Clock P. NJ. Tue orator OF the evening,
General john II. MORGAN, United States
senator from Alabama, is one of the most
gifted speakers in the South, and will
doubtless make an address worth hearing.
The public generally land the ladies in par
ticular) are cordially invited to attend.
The levee of President HAYES at the EX-
ecutive mansion will not interfere with the
meeting, as there will be ample time to at
tend the leyee after the meeting is over.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA
VOLUNTEERS.
RICHMOND, VA, October 27, 1877.
CPECIAL ORDERS, No. 10. h

SPECIAL ORDERS, No. Is. B
!. Commandments of companies will assemble IIn
their commands at the regimcntal aImorY, III ri
TITESTAY the Goth instant. for the purpose OF re,
cclvng his Excellency the president VI '"' oNA'o'
States. ,-,oxu-,ep chief mar.
IT, by order of General PEYToS VIE Cea Of
ali the White military companies which propose 70
take part In the reception -,,,,,,oa COMMA
Ill. The commandans OF INC u't as Rro,d A. rect
mics will assemble their commands on broan streS
in front Of the old City Hall lot az La ocIoeh
N TUESDAY the 3Oth instant. me seiiioI Stp-
tain viii take command Of and organize the pa1ba-
NV " The commandment Of the Richmond HoW1tzerS
i ossnmbIe his battery on Tenth street, right rest
ing on Broad, at 124 O'Clock, ana move ih'o cou'i
on the left OF the infantry as II passes. ..+ -o,-
ment will form Broad street opposite inc ora Cly
Hail lot. at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF
marchng to the Fair Grounds 20 be reviewed by
his Exceency the Preslaent OF ie d dr
VI, All white companies Other than those OF tie
regiment which propose TO compete tor the prize OF
nnrliclpate in the review by the President VIII Ie-
mort to Captain 10. Lane stern, VINO VIII assign
them to n battalion under command Of Major q. y
The Command will be formed as follows: The bat.
talon of Major Anderson on the right; the Frs
Virginia regiment under command Oh tenant
vii. The competitive drill will commence al II
O'clock A. NJ, and the line for review Will ne formed
as constituted by the above order Immediately alter
Viii. CAPTAINS j. V. Bidgood, O.J schoolcraft
and E. d. Starke are appointed as aids TO the coSne
Commanding on Tuesday and Thursday, and VIII b'
obeyed and respected accordingly; c.,.,o
co nS oati0 - 10. LANE STERN,
oc 29-lt .+ Adjutant.
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rrFAIR GOODS, FAIR PRICES.

JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
IS AT
THALHIAIER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET,
where they opening very large and cheap stock
of GOODS FOR THE FAIR. and invite the special
attention Of visitors and the public TO examine their
extensive stock Extra Inducements offered for the
Fair-weck. Don't fail 10 give Us i call.
Just opened 400 pieces and pretty styles DRESS
GOODS from l2k to SOC:
PRINCES. GALLONS, and BUTTONS to match
1875 nicces BLACK ALPACAS and CACUEMIRES
from 16c. to 1925. Great bargains in Black
Goods. Give nsa call on them.
A new lot of CLOAKs just received, at extra low
prices, and Invite 4 call for inspection.
10 dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS at soc. apiece
10 dozen Boulevard SKIRTS from 75c. to 80
apiece; - -. r.~ .,..
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS. TOWELS,
SHEETINGS, &C., at the lowest prices.
25 dozen Ladies' Misses, and Gentlcmen's UNDER
90 VESTS at SOC apiece worth 75c. Call and see
them, rs they are very cheap.
We call sleciai attention To our department Of CAS-
sinner E.S and WOOLLENS for mems and boys
wear. rs make that Il speciality. We are en-
abled to show an elegant assortment at cxtraor-
binary low prices, and ask call to see for your
CLOTHS, BEAVER and CHIN
CHlLLA CLOTHS for cloaks and overc"ats-a
WIFE, IiTTs ri RED b. Blue, and GRAY FLANSELs
ut all prices, from Is TO 75c.a yard.
A very large variety of Ladies and Chldrens
STRIPED HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDkER-
CHIEFS. CORSETS. PORTE-MONShlES,
JET-JEWELRY, COMBS. &C.. which Will be
sold very low In order TO dispose OF them quick.
A handsome lot of SILK MUFFLERS. SCARFS,
and RIBBO rs just received, at extra low prices.
Call and see them.
Our KID-GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is complete.
just received for the Fair-week over 100 dozen
Ladies' two-button Kid Gloves at SOC. worth 5
Don't fail to buy pair. 125 dozen Ladies
aud GentIemen's Kid Gloves from 81 to ~ q
pair-a full line. Give liz u call on Kid Gloves.
In Gentlemen's FURNISIING-GOODS DEPART
MENT we have full line of White Shirts I'm
dnrshrts, handkerchief, Half-Hose, Neck-TieS,
Scarfs, Suspcnders, Collars, &C., ut very 10"
prices. J.,
CARPETS, very cheap, to effect sales. As we be-
lieve in quick sales and small profits 1t Will pay
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
27 COL Broad street.
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srcRETAny EyARrs AS A HUMoR1sT. Sec

SECRETARY EvARTs AS HUaoRiSI.
rotary Evarts remarked last nignI 10 d
friend, 81 have been compelled TO cpunse
nv opinion Of the Pennsylvania kepuDllcanh
delegation in Congress. l was very inut "
mistaken in them. When asheu thelh w
select man from their state 1oT the Eng,
I;sh mission had no idea that they would
% into the graveyard and resurrect man
Who was not only dead, but who had been
dead 50 long that his heir was actually in
nossession and enjoyment Of the estate.'-
Washinqton special-Ba!timore american.
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THE NOVEMBER No. OF SOUTHERN His
T0RICAL SOCIETY PAPERS is one OF unusual
variety and interest.
General PATTON ANDERSON S report OF the
battle OF Jonesboro's, Ga, is 4 vivid de.
scription OF the part borne by his gallant
division in that important battle.
General PERRY's report of ChanceIors-
vile is an interesting narrative Of the part
which his brigade took in those splendid
achievements which hurled HOOKER back
across the Rappahannock.
EX-President JEFFERSON DAVIS contrl-
butes paper on the famous "Peace COM
mission.' He replies to certain statements
made by Hon. r. NJ. T. HUNTER in bis paper
on the Hamrton-Roads Conference anu
produces recent letter from Hon. D. L.
BENJAMIN and the original draft 0! lnstruc-
tons to the Peace Commission. -
General r. L.. GlBsoN's report OF the oe-
fence of Spanish Fort Is very graphic
narrative of that heroic resistance to over
whelming numbers, while his farewell adj
dross to his brave men is one OF the most
tonch;,clv.beautiful General Orders" we
have ever seen. In view OF the Important
mart which General GIBSON has borne in the
.Louisiana troubles it is worthy of note,
that in this address, written May s, 1865,
General GIBSON tells his men =" AS soldiers
you have been amongst the bravest and
most steadfast; and as citizens be law
abiding, peaceable, and Industrious"
| The remaining two papers are an exceed
| ingly interesting sketch OF g Torpedo-Ser'
vice in Charleston Harbor," by Commander
w. r. GLAssEL, Confederate States navy,
and Colonel E. p. ALExANDER's official re.
port of artillery operations at Gettysburg
'Editorial Paragraphs" which the editor
CRev. j. WILLIAM JONES, secretary always
makes brief, conclude this exceedingly
readable and valuable No. of a monthly
which all OF our people ought to sustain.
Let those who come to the Fair bring three
dollars for subscription to the Papers, or
1t would be equally acceptable IL sent to the
secretary, No. Library floor, State Capitol
Il q = -. +. ~
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MT HEAVY DECLINE IN DIR Y
GOoDs!-COHEN BROTHERS will offer Monday
the 2eth instant 81 CASES OF GOODS just pur-
chased in New York during the recent heavy de-
cline. among which may be found
SO pieces MOHAIR LUSTRE DRESS GOODS at
1896;
SO pieces RICH DAA1AsSE at 16hc., reduced from
Csc:
&c pieces RICH DAMASSE at 2Oc., reduced from
Soc; at Csc, formerly sold at $780,; at $780,,
Just reduced from Soc;
Q pieces ATWOOD DAMASSES, ffty-four inches
WIDE in black and colors, at $50, foa mcr price
having been 1915:
As pieces ENGLISH COLORED CASIIMERES at
&c., reduced from Csc;
KSICKERBOCKER Frs at 33c formerly sold ut 45c.:
KNIGKERBOGKERS ut 40. so, and 60c.;
KSICKERBOCKERS at $1.75, ffty-four inches
wide, all wool and silk, reduced from 80;
LUBIN'S SILK KNICKERBOCkER 1.-THE finest
goods imported) at S1.75, formerly sold at
1925:
DRESS GOODS In endless variety at greatly re-
duccd prices:
CASIIMERES Qhe best goods imported) from
Coo. up-every grade warranted 2oc. yard less
Than regular value. oc27
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A New LAw.-Tie editor Of the Salem
Register, candidate for the House Of Del.
esates, tells his readers:
IL voter sRears that he has paid his
capiiation tax for 1876, then he can vote.
Therefore let no voter stay away from the
polls because he can't find his taS-ticket.
Every man can vote who sWears that he has
PAID his capitation tax for the year 1876. -
% Tue most worthless yagabopds would bs
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Backed Down.

Compulsory adjustment has been hooted
out OF sight, The good sense OF Virginians
has concurred entirely with the opinion OF
honest JOHN LETcHER that that sort OF adj
1ustment is !" absurd"; and, furthermore,
with hundreds Of the most reliable public
men, that it is both impracticable and dis,
honorable. The Conservative party is 9
unit. All go for arranging the public debt,
but upon the basis OF justice to the public
creditor and honor to our glorious old
mother the State OF Virginia.
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MT EVANGELICAL LU THE r A n
BETHLEHEM CHURCH-tSixth street between
Clay and Leigh)-Servicc at IL A. NJ. Installation
of the newly-called pastor, Rev. F. DREYER, late OF
Accident. Maryland Sermon by Rev. Mr.. LUB-
KERT, OF Washington, ID. G.
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BANQUET.

4 SsOCIATION ARMY OF NORTHERN
AyIRGINIA BANQUET, NOVEMBER l. 1877
ut CLAIRE HOTEL inmsdiaeiVt AMER sne an
As the committee must limit the preparations, 1t Is
desirable that all who intend to be present should at
orce purchase tickets, which may be had or Leroy
MCCARTHY.
Tickets, $1.50. oc 16-eodS
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"THE CRY is STILL THEY
COME"
7. r. PRICE i co.
announce that second supply Of desirable

announce that second supply Of desirable
FALL FABRICS 81.
has arrived. These embrace, In part,
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and NATE
LASSE CLOhKS;
Foreign and Domestic KNICKERBOCKERS
BOURETTES, CASHMERES, and other latest
novelties. ,-.-,s.
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spe-
cal attention.
COLORED SKIS, In newest shades, at 81; ..
New and nobby designs in French. English, ana
American CLOTHS and CASSlMERES.
This department receives particular attention,
which assures the buyer in getting just the aruce
represented. co,y, cor1,pc
CUFFS, HANDKERCIl1EFS Kid, DoSshln'
Berlin, Castor, and other GLttES;
The best assortment ef gentiemehs sCAKFS III the
R1JFFFsfi SGs. EMBRoIDERIEs, .LACEs, and
other arsiee Of 70! IS III and cREToNNEs that
can please the most fastldious;
SILK, CAMBRIA, ana ALfAGA Chbht>LLAs
for gentlemen aud ladies:
CASHMERE, MATELASSE, anu SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS.
Give them \ call. ,, x
ocl6 IDOL Main street.
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~GRAC E-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-The pastor tRev. DIR. HATCHERY VIII
preach THIS Sunday MORNING at IL O'Clock. In
of the to be preached before the
Woman's Missionary Society, ut the Second Baptist
church, there will be no service In this house to-
nipht
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA., J
AnropSrY. GENERALS OFFICE, Z

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
Acknowledgement OFFICE, I.
RICHMOND. October %, 1871. } -:
Harrison South,Dorth, Esq:
Dear sir,-Your letter Of the 10th instant
is received.
Tn answer to your question will say that
the conitation tax is the only tax the voter
is compelled to pay before voting. rms
capitation tax is the tax for 1876. II the
voter tenders his capitation tax alone It
must be received.
Very respectfully,
JAMES G. FIELD.
We take leave to say that this opinion is
sound-good in law and good in morals.
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g, s,,cr;bner,s MONTHLY and which have oeen
. Az rn worthy Of preserving in book-form.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON q Co.

4, rmportant Question Decided os
the Attorney.General.
T.ppAHANNocx, VA, october %, 1877.
IN the Editors Of the Dispateh:
Will YOU oblige me by publishing the en-
closed question, with the reply OF the At
torney-GeneralS .,,
am, very respectfully,
HARRISON SOUTHw0RTH.
Will the payment Of the State capitation
+,x alone TO the clerk OF a county or corpo-
ration court by person who has been re-
tnrned delinquent entitle him to vote, or
must he pay both the 6 capitation tai anG
the personal-property tdI" to the clerk
to qualify himself as voter!
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n1Y REV. MIR. WINCHESTER WILL
preach at the Almshousc chapel at 7. NJ Sun
DAY.
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VISITORS TO THE FAIR.

THE LADIES OF GRACE-sTREET PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH, having rented the DINING
ROOM under the Grand Stand, win be prepared
to furnish HOT DINNERS daily at the low price
OF so cents; lunch, 90 cents; ice-cream and cake
rs cents gT,-f t-ga} i.ssg2lss. oc 2a-0t