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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-04-26

Trains leaving Staunton at $40 a. M. and 425
p. m. run daily Except Sunday stopping at all
regular stations.
The 5:45 a. m, Train connects at Cincinnati with
all the trunk lines West, Northwest and South
west.
Trains leaving staunton at 81 a. m, and POS
a. M run daily, stopping at all regular stations
between Huntington and Aleghany and at Coy
Greenwood Mediums River, Ivy, Charlottes-
vile, Gordonsyille, Junction and Richmond. 49,
The $40 a. Train connects at GordonsvIile,
at 1lop. M, with Va. Midland Train, arriving at
Washington 600 p. M. Baltimore 300 p. m, Phil
adeIphia 800 a. NJ, and New York 6:25 a. m.
The 1905 a. m. Train connects at Gordonsville at
$50 a. m with the Va. Midland Tram, arriving at
Washington 1880 a. M, Baltimore $3.50 a. H. Phlla-
delphia l:15 p. m, and New York 4:05 p. M, ar
rives at Richmond at $50 a, M, connecting with
Richmond and Petersburg 1926 a. M. and Rich
mond and Danville $50 a. m-TrainS for all points
in the South.
Pullman sleeping run on 5,45 q. m. and
1905 a. M. trains between Richmond and Covlng-
ton.
9rFor rates, Tickets and Information. apply to
]. II. WOODWARD Agent, Stanton Va.
CONWAY R. HOWARD,
w NJ S. DUNN G. P. & Ticket Agent.
Engineer and Superintendent dec2l
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-04-26
NO. 5.
SOFTLY woo HER BREATH AWAY.

Softly WOO away her breath,
Gentle death
Lether leave thee with no strife,
Tender, mournful, murmuring life
She hath seen her happy day.
She hath had her bud and blossom;
Now she pales and shrinks away.
Earth, into thy gentle bosom!
She hath doneher bidding here:
Angel dear!
Bear her perfect soul above.
Seraph OF the skies-sweet love!
Good she was, and fair In youth
And her mind was seen to soar.
And her heart was wed to truth:
Take her, then. forevermore,-
Foreyer-eVermorei
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-04-26
VOL. XII.
Railroads.

WI G., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. S. r. R-JNO
s BARBOUR, Receiver.
on ana after Monday, March 18th, 1877, Passen-
GER Trains will run as folloMs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-04-26

A WHITE YOUTH FATALLY SHOT BY "A
CoLoRED BoY.-At Rapidan Station, Cul-,
pepper county, Va, OF. Thursday morning,
while two lads, aged respectively fourteen
and fifteen, were in the act Of draw
ing out fishtrap from the river, colored
boy sprung from behind pile of rocks, and
without the slightest provocation fired at
one Of the boys named John Walker with Il
pistol, the ball striking him in the lower
part of the abdomen, and excaiming, at the
same time, "Now have you" The boy
succeeded in making bis escape, but parties
are now securing the country for him. 1t is
thought he will be lyncised should he be
caught. Young Walker has never spoken
since the occurrence, and the DOCTORS have
given up all hope OF saving him. -RicAmond
Dispatch.
A statement by the Post Master at Rapi-
dan. contradicts the above, and says tlat
the little boy shot himself, while carefessly
loading pistol. There were no n. roes near
at the time, and the statement is u wholesale
talsehood, as to negro having shot the boy,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-04-26

pRAMHALL Il CO.,
General S0a1tls'm Land agents,
Central Office, 607 7th st.
WASHING TON, D. c..
Will shortly publish a LARGE EDITION OF their
Southern Guide and Catalogue
for general distribution in all parts OF the United
States and Great Britain.
All persons having property for sale will find
it greatly to their advantage to avail themselves
of this opportunity.
A limited number Of advertisements will be re-
ceived. Address
BRAMHALL & CO.,
Lock Box, l52, P. o., Washington, D. G.
apr ST
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-04-26

Wagon Making and Biacksmithing.-
w The undersigned. formerly of Churchville
has open I'd Wagon Making and Blacksmithing
ton, Va next door to the Carriage Factory of Cap.
tain Waters, where he is prepared to execute all
work in his line, out OF good material in the best
manner and at low figures.
Repairing promptly done and work warranted
also manufacture Fesieg's patent Lifting Jack
the greatest thing out and indispensable to far
mers generally. Call and see it,
feb l3-tf JAMES NJ. LICKLITER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-04-26

hR. q. III. 30 MAN.
IL DENTIST.
OFFICE above LEVY BROS STORE: Main Street,
Staunton, Va Refers to the Faculty of Baltimore
College of Dental Sugery. May be found at his
Office at all hours. apr. l9-ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05
Notice TO PHYSICIANS.

The undersigned superintendent of the foor
of Iowa County invite, and VIII receive sealed
uroposals addressed to the superintendent OF ule
poor lodgcville, Wis 10 render medical service
aud furnish medicin" To the county paupers Tor
the ensuing year. until II O'Clock a. IN OF Dec.
com 1877 at which time the proposals VIII be
examined and compared. and contracts awarded
to the lowest bidders. The right, however Is re-
served to reject any and all bids. Districts may
remain as last wear described below to-Wlt:
LIST district comprising the city and town OF
Mineral Point and towns Of Miiilin and Linden
exccpi the l'oor Farm.
ID Dist. the town Of Dodgegille and the Poor
Farm. ,,,,, ,,,
and Pulaski.
4th pist.-tfie towns Of Arena and Wyoming.
5th Dist. the towns of Ridgcway and Moscow.
Or as follows:
1T bi.trict-City and town OF Mineral Point
and town Of WHdWck.
~ bis TOWN Oh podgcville and Poor Farm,
"a Di>t-loWns Of Silliin and Linden
an Dist.-TuNll, of Eden and Highland.
5th nist-loNns of Pulaski aud iydc
9Th Di>t.-loNus of Arena and wyoming,
7lA Dst--ToNus Of KidgcWay and Moscow.
,IoHN l. jDNEs, !
G.. G.. Cox, Supts OF FoOr.
l. c COMFORT
Dated Dee ith 1871. W.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05
HALT! Right about, Face.

Come all ofyou, both old and young
Ana gbcyOur friend n call,
10 Fn az my newly furnished room,
Aud III Try 20 please you all
n, sien You sec stands out TO view,
Tan golden letters brigl I.
At ia" corner store near Martins door,
A. you go down the right.
Aud you, gentle Indies, Just give me a cali
Those having switches AMI carl, to ,e mad,
For my prices are low, AS my figures viii shoH
Then you cannot but ri me your aid
Yours respectfully
il-6ml ANTON HOWELL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05
business Notices.

-1-s- Notices under this head will be charged
for at the rate Of cents per me eacI m9ci
ton Nothing estimated less IMAM . iiiies'
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

VOINU tfNT NUTNG Wf~r.
L0ayePlattcNllel 80 pm Leave tulamiuc, 80 pm
u" Belmont. - Oipm " Belmont. $40 pm
Arrive C0amnc1,51p m ArriyoPluueyiucsI0p pm
w Passengers lc, ug Mineral Point at Il. m.
can reach Madison at 1. =. s the same day 10y
wUyut Ere, y prt and talalouiG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

--LATEST Novelties and fancy arr
cles Of every kind are an important
feature Of the stock Of Sherwood y
Berg. The newest things Of the day
in ladies and gents furnishing goods
the1 always have II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

GENUINE Singer Sewing Machines
at greatly reduced prices for sale oy
G.. II. James.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05
Look oui FOR Bargains /!

Birely q Son have received anoth-
cr Of those fine show cases, aud now
boast Of three as fine cases as can he
made, Their stock of Watches,
.orka and Jcwelry is the largest
'Nrr brought to this place They
bny MI their goods direct from the
manufactures and can sell che aper
than any one this side of Chicago.
Look out for their large stock Of
Silver Ware from Reed e Barton's,
tae best goods in the market. 1t
will pay you to call and see them
Bills from any Chicago house in the
line Duplicated ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

GUNS, Pistols, Sewing Machines,
Clocks, Watches, &c, repaired on
short notice, and warranted to give
satisfaction, at G. II. James Jewehy
Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

SEE Chas. II. James stock OF Jew
elry. II vii! surprise you how llttie
money will buy choice articles IN
his line during these hard times. 70
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

Choice Calnberries 9 cts for 81 %
Fresh Oatmeal 25Ibs for 81 Jap.
Tea 3lbs for 81. Soap -, one pound
liars for ST. At VIM TEASDALEs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

Ry the subscriber. on land owned by me on
Section town I, range 3, Iowa county about
Nov. l,t light-bay horse colt, supposed a. be
one year old past smell white St4r iu the fore
hcad-has been about the place month. owner
may cal. pay chargv~aud take nim away.
ajN-4 JOSEPH BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05

AGENT WANTED.-I will give The
right man 33b per cent commits
sion to solicit subscribers for the
TREUNE--that is, 30 cents for every
new cash subscriber-and IL per
cent on collections and all orders
for job printing and advertisements
W. ii. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-05
Tsfr0y COR.

Straycd from the subscriber, residing i'm Mine
ral Point, a BLACK AND WHITE COW, of medium
size: has a notch cut i'm the mdrrsdc of her
Lett car; has not MIXED the past summer, aud
should hc H. good condition. 4 suitable reward
will be paid for her recovery.
JAMES ARGALL.
Npy olth 1OTT-iSU4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-30

" OF THE SEASON.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER f, 1877.
CHANCE FOR BUSINESS
.r....., ....r....r.. MEN.
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A Few Plain Words to the North.

...s. New Orleans Times, Z0tn'J .a. a
Suppose the exports Of the South and the
returns they bring into her Golfers were
segregated from the wealth OF the nation,
and what would the pitiful residue amount
to? We contribute the "lion's SHARE" but
we fail to remember when or in what shape
we have ever had returned to us even fair
and honest percentage OF it. Throughout
the, whole southern seaboard, including
that vast estuary, the Mississippi river,
scarcely a half has been spent IN
the improvement OF our harbors by
the National Government that has been
expended on New York harbor alone.
We have no trans-continental railroad buiit
by subsidies that, besides constructing IT,,
were ample to enrich an army OF thlcVlng
northern politicians, includlnsa " northern
born Vice-Prcsident." We have not even
q postal system aflording to our cities tue
advantages every cross-roads III the NORM
enjoys, and vet we contribute at least three
follrths OF the revenues OF this much-abused
Uncle Sam. This is one OF the most impor-
tant considerations that go to keep rlSnt
what never was wrong. But this is all
rleht, according to the TImes'S philosophy:
You paw and we reap the benefits, and
clothe the question as You will in Terblage
and rhetoric, adorn it as you please WITH
the carniture OF noble sentiment and be-
wiIdering cush about the "old flag and
unseltish philanthropy about the Imam and
BROTHER" this is the bottom fact OF the
whole matter; and the North never would
have gone to war with their "erring
brethren on any other inspiration than
that supplied by the almighty dollar. We
have right to the only appropriations we
are asking for. .......
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Snain and the United States

A letter from Mr.. ADEE, our Charge
d,Atfaires at Madrid. informs the State pc
partment that Spain has reduced her tariii
on imported goods, but has excepted Eng
land, France. and the United. States f'ess-
after, English, French, and American eooas
imported into Spain will have to pay thirty
to fifty per cent. more duty than those, OF
Germany, Switzerland, and other European n
states It Is supposed that England ana
France are Disseminated against because because
England imports light wines from France rance
:. much lower rates of duty than those
,sv;ed on tbe wines of Spain. But why tine
Iistavor Of the goods from the United States
= mt accounted for. Certainly President
GRANT displayed degree OF forbcarance
and indulgence towards Spain that should
save this country from any unkind feeling
amongst the Spaniards. ~. .,.,nt..,o.
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conservative Ticket Complete.

The State Central Committee oil the Con
se,yativc party, as already announced in
the Dispatch, on Tuesday evening nom'na'
ted for the office of General OF the
State General JAMES &. FIELD, OF Culpeper,
and thus completed the State CONSERVATIVE
ticket We think the committee acted
Alright in taking the responsibility anu
making the nomination. The people OF Tue
State, at a season when domestic occupatlons
are pressing, are saved from the trouhie. Oh
the proceedings attending the making ol
nomination. The expedient adopted was
simple, and we have no DOUBT s"'is'ieSf'">
people OF all sections.
The nominee. General FIELD, Is man OF
high responsibility, social and professional
ue has proved his public devotion IN tue
battlefield, from which he comes shofn Oh u
1n, and TO him may be entrusted the rights
and honor OF the State which he pledged'his
word on Tuesday night to defend 70 the
beet OF bis ability. A party which never
loses an opportunity to claim anything
clappcd hands upon him the moment hc
WAS nominated But we have higher
opinion OF General FIELD than to suppose
for a moment that any party or personal
bias is to be thought OF in considering his
public devotion. When we look upon him
as the high law officer Of the Commonwealth
we know only the devoted citizen and the
capable lawyer, to whom the highest pubiie
trust may safely be cOnfided. !f..,t
General FIELD is worthy OF the admira-
BILE ticket the Conservatives have put forth,
and will travel with it triumphantly through
the State. Everybody will vote for Gene
raj FIELD along with the grand nominee
for Governor and the crer-faithful and
brave nominee for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The ticket will receive more unanimous
vote than has yet been given to State
ticket in Virginia. wi.
Governor KEMPER yesterday appointed
General FIELD to I'll the vacancy in the
Office of Attornev-General, occasioned by
The death OF the late Mr.. DANIEL.
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DEATHS.

Died, ON the 29th instant. at his fathers resi-
deucc. No. los prce street, at ten mines 10 ~
NJ, MORTIMER SMALL, infant sou OF "bucien
r and Catherine Peyronnet aged eeyen months
and fifteen days.
"Suffcr little children to come unto Inc, and forbid
them not; for Of such is the kingdom of heaven"
His funeral will take place from ST. Marks church
THIS (Thursdayl AFTERNOON at S O'Clock. The
friends Of the family and those OF his
Mrs L. Peyronnct and the late Anton Bc1nc, are re-
snectfully invited 10 attend. ''.'
DANIEL BEASLEY HANCOCK: aged fifty years.
His funeral will take place at his residence To-
DAYat o'clock T. NJ. and his burial at his father )
Colonel W. ". Hancock) at 5 L. NJ Friends of the
family are invited to attend. .'..
Died, August 10th. at Greennay (her late resi-
denccl. in The county of Gloucester, Mrs; Lucy
ANN PAGE. relict Of Mann Page, deceased, IN the
sixty-ninth year of her age.
Alexandria papers please copy. .s-
Died. on the I'd instant. in Goochand county. Va,
aficra long and painful illness. which she bore with
beloved and only daughter Of William II. and +. >.
Green: aged seventeen wears. -four months and
tweuty-ninc days.
an weary Of staying. q. flln would rest
In the farlistan. land Of the pure and the blcst.
Where sin can no longer her Establishments Spread,
Aud tears AMI temptations forever arc fed.
am weary Of hopng-yvncrc hope is'untrue-
As fair, but rs Accting rs mornings bright dew:
long for that land whose blcSt proniscalonc
Is changeless and sure rs ctcrnitys throne
i; r't..-sa ONE THAT LOVED HER.
New York aud Norfolk papers please copy.
Died Yesterday "Wednesday morning. at half past
0 O'Clock, Mr.. ALLEN j. TUCKER, in the thirty
eighth year Of his age
Do YOU miss me. dearest wife. 80
At morning, At noon. at night! A.#
NV homes with the angels III heaven;
My garments are shining and bright.
Ny spirit still hovcrs around thee
At morning. Ut noon, at night:
Oh then, dearest wife, remember,
~ Your husbands M angel of light. .s
The funeral will take place from Cnion-Station
Methodist church ut 4 O'Clock THIS Thursday
AFTER NOON. The friends and acquaintance OF
the deceased are invited to attend.
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..r..t., ....r....r.. MEN.
Tho undersigned will give an EXCURSION vid
,le York River line on the 4TII OF SEPTEMBER
to the following business empoliulns:
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, and NEW
..s. YORK,
offering inducements TO pleasure-seekers aud bus-
ness-men exceeding any heretofore presented. No
thing will be left undone which may add te the COM
fort Of all who may take advantage Of this cheap and
delightful trip on The elegant passenger steamer
LOUISE.
FARE-Richmond TO Baltimore and return..$ s 90
Richmond TO Philadelphia aud return 10 90
Richmond 10 New York and return.. -
lRate to New York will be published as soon can
be ascertained.l
Tickets good for TEN DAYS.
Train leaves York River depot at O'Clock P N.
Tickets eau be procured at The following places:
r. r. ADAMS. No. 322 Sixth street: .
s. K. PERDTE. No. II Twenty-thlrd street:
JACK MURPHY'S saloon, corner of Eighth and
Broad streets; and al the dpeot 4th of Septem-
ber .'.'' all 29-td
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ashes and press onto rebuild her waste
places. Her physicians stand deservedly
hfgh,/ Like churches, she is blessed with
an abundance OF good preachers and me,
chanics, Every department is overstoeked
but agriculture. The mother that sustans
us, all seems the one mostly summed How
ever much she urges her unwilling sons to
fallow up her bowels and get the rich jewels
therein enclosed, and drive want and starva-
ton from the land, they do not heed her
call willingly. MoNTR0ss.
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EXCURSION EXTRAORDINARY! -
RUSINESS AND PLEASURE COMBINED.

The ladies of BROAD-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH have planned the most at.
tractiye EXCURSION of the season to BALTI.
MORE, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, and
NEW YORK ria the Richmond, York River and
chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat Line.
The attention of their friends and the business
public Is invited to the extraordinary terms they
are enabled to OFFER through the courtesy or Colonel
H. T. Douglas, superintendent of the line:
Fare-Richmond 10 Baltimore and return...s 5 90
= Richmond to Washington and return. 00
Richmond to Philadelphia md return. w
= Richmond to New York and return. IL 10
Tickets good for ten days. :, ,r,,r,,e
Train leaves the depot at 8 O'CLOCK I. NJ. 1uEs-
DAY, September II, 1877.
Tickets for sale by the Indies Of the congregation
A. W. CARRIER, S26 Main street; Z; F. Gill, 5So
Broad street; and Woodholse * rarham, 11o7
- ! :" - ~ stt... II. E. GILL.
I. D. BRIGGS,
.-#E ~ so 'A.ta~t &. H. PAGE,
an 29-td ..fs," Fl '!"-.Nf' Committee
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M,y- NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.

We are ready to show on the first floor
$50 pieces of BLACK ALPACA:
BLACK ALPACA at 20c. worth 25c.;
BLACK ALPACA at 23c. worth SOC; ..-
Nice BRILLIANT1NE at 35c.-real value Soc:
our 4Oc. ALPhCAS never sold for less than 5Oc.:
orr S5c. ALPACAS never sold for less than eoc.;
BLACK, CACHEMIRE at 5oc.-would be cheap
BLACK CcAcHEMIEE a, 6oc.-would be cheap
BLA K R'f t;Xi,cuENlRE at 75c.-would be cheap
Our 81 CcAcHEM1RE Is cheap at 1928:
We have full line of a1oURSING GOODS, which
We will offer at 4 small advance above the New
Grape Cloth. Tamise. Berretz and all the latest
STYLES in the market,
h HEs$ 5 SE Iy HATPf 5aekg ar for 70e
OUR CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
CASSIalERES for mems and boys wcar-a full and
complete assortment:
JEANS from l2hsc. to Soc:
Look ut the best JEANS in the city OF Richmond
cAsSIMEREs from 4oc. to SO per yard: -
Don't buy Your CAssiMEREs before YOU look at
GOOD CALiCoEs at 6se. at SfCLE B ROTH
Another 10: Of hose shea6 GRa a. sbsdc
oo6 ysrds 81 Of Fl
hATHse II Hf SKI! SH o"
4 REaL FINE uE,IsTITcHED HASDKER-
w4 GFhs1 SIZE GLOVES all Sizes from
1hs e tse R sfi GLOVES only
eo6 5f5q Ks Gloves GlG;oyEs only 81;
HGo & GaE f9 Tp HR s2s in the
THE ng hreest assortment of EMBROIDERY In the
EDGING from sc. to il per yard. Don't buy be-
NEW LACE sGARFs At 5 icdE BR9 eTzE 10
1f'''' SILK DEPARTMENT.. . -. fri.
BLACK SILK at Csc. worth 9ec.; -.
BLACK SILK at 75c. worth 81; .. ,..f ..,
B BLAC SIR SIR at at Il 80 worth sI.75;
Ths na q gkhfk sk Ks IN e9 Variety
Don't buy your silks before You look at sfGLE
4 INDERsHIRTs for 81 at sYCLE BRO
SO dozen more of those TOWELS ut csc. at
SYCLE BROTHERS.;
500 SS more l Of those BATaTowELs at 45c-real
3 pair sT0C KiNGs tor 2oc.; pair COOP sToGK;
ST0CKINGS for 81. The biggest and best
b uv before wt You look at sYCLE BROTHERS,.
NEW DRESS GooDS just opened for early fail;
s SEcE b DRESS GOODS iS zoe per yard:
asS S lot Issb5ts q ksH Linen at SOC
These goods are warranted RdShA AIDS ~
LINEN Don't 1 by x9qr LINEN before you
ToRsuoN LINEN, vALENCIEkNEs, and
5AGEE n sEsa a. vn 5 worth 2oc
1n ne Uei lot Of # fne FRESCH 0RGANDlEs at 15c
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EXCURSIONS

The steamer HANCOCK will leave Richmond at
the above-named time, connecting at. Norfolk or
Old Point with the steamer SYLVESTER, which
leaves Old Point SATURDAY MORNING, Septem-
Der LIST for COBB'S ISLAND. Returning, the Syl-
vester will reach Old Point at about O'Clock Z. NJ.
Sunday, aud the Hlnco1 will leave that place for
Richmond on Tuesday at o'clock a. NJ. This will
give excursioniss about twenty-four hours ut Cobbs
and thirty-six hours at Old Point. ~
Fare from Richmond to Cobbs and return, ~
tickets good for one week, on sale on steamer.
an 2g.1t 49,. r.. Il. TATJJM, General Agent.
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J, Z, arrooantly| demand that the fatted cali
MIL hc 2iIlei. but it means to have o seat
81 Tho frat table and to have its share o1.sne
hest there is on it. In these tn.hg g. our no
q erring brethren may or may not W.
rteht, but the country ma! as wen u''oei-
stand that they IRE in dead earncst.
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i, The Dlspatch.of yesterday morning con-
tanned a notice Of the death Of the venera-
BILE RICHMOND T. LACY, Of Charles City. We
had known Dir. LACY for long years. in his
: public and private relations, and heard Of
his death With very sincere regret, EHe was
n faithful public man, and Ibis private life
was distinguished for kindliness and gener.
osity. he will be cherished in the memory
Of his many friends for his goodness OF
heart aud warmth OF friendship.