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A LITTLE Boys FAITH IN TUE
PROMISES OF DAN IICE We have
all heard much of rheOeauty and sim
plicity of a child's iBplicit faith. Il
was exemplifed by ttle boy IN New
Madrid the other day On seeing that
Dan Rice was adyertRd for New Mad
rid. the little fellow communicated the
glad tiding4 TO his finer, aud accom-
panied il with reqest for "A ticket
Not getting a ready sent, he brough
one Of the exciting how bills to his
aid His father aska him if he real J
believed that all tht was promised
there would be eribited, and he
promptly answered Eyes. IF all
these animals are Exhibited there,
said the father, "I'lsgree TO eat EN-.
The little fellow qiekly responded
well pay if they al not, II agree to
eat all that's lackig, for know that
Dan Rice don't lie The boy got his
ticket aud as we havit heard that either
of the parties perfoned his part of The
novel, but we lea that one of the
parties had to crasfi,h. We cannot
believe that it was te boy = Record
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ION WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE Is now thoroughly
furnished with new Jon TYPE; also, full
supply of LETTER, NoTE aud Bill HEAD
PAPER, CARDS, sc and can do work in the
neatest sty lie and at city prices.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

The Centenuia stock holders, who
anticipated pocke,iug eighty five cents
ou the dollar investments in Centennial
stock, are very much displeased at the
reversal Of the decision Of the Circuit
Court Of Philadelphia by the United
States Supreme Court, which gives
back to the United States the Sl,5JO,-
900 appropriated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

The friends of Or. " d. COKBErT, au-
thorize the announcement of his name a.
candidate to represent Fulton and HEX
man counties in the next Legislature Vi
Kentucky, subject to u conyeutioI should
uue be called.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

boss TWEED, at last, makes au open
confession, aud exposes all his couled
crates 10 the great ring robberies Of
Ne" York City. lie says, all turned
against him, aud left him alone to sui
ier' aud he now proposes TO help the
Officers to bring all to equal and exact
justice; asking no immunity for himself
scores OF prominent leaders. both Re
PuoIicans aud Democrats, are exposed
d some never before suspicioded.
IN Pounds New Orleans Sugar for One
" Dollar, at
npr'2J 1t. BUCHANAN & BARNES.
He RIvER.-The Mississippi. Mis-
sVurl Ohio, Tennessee and Cumberland,
are all, still falling. The general rains
Of Tuesday aud Wednesday will serve
perhaps TO check the fall, but not long.
The Mississippi is falling at this point.
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Pure Goal Oil

kentucky Test--at 80 cents per gallon.
Aiso-Pure Bread Soda-four pounds for
70 cenrs-at HOLCONBES
apr2O Drug Store
Co.e : circus and menagerie labored
under every disadvantage Wednesday
aud Wednesday nigLt-torrents Of rain
aud slushes Of mud. In the face Of all
tins, four or five hundred people attended
noon aud night, but under favorable
weather the crowd would have reached
Tour sr five times as large. The exhibit
ton with fair chance, is the best ever
IN this section, and probably near up to
advertisements.
4 Pounds Dwight's Soda, the best in the
II Market, for twenty i've cents.
ap2O-it. BUCHANAN * BARNES.
FHE Scientific american pronoun
ces the blue glass" remedies, u hum
bug, and ouly designed to make money
off Of that class of people who will BE-
humbugged, and their name is legion
Down with High Prices
TENHE Best Prints at > and i cents-Dest
DOnestics at . 10 cents, NJ
apz-0It BUCHANAN i BARNES.
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alrw Adrrrti5rment5.
NOTICE

NEW ORLEANS, March p, 1871.
Mr.. II. {. WILKES, from this date,
ceases to be in my employ. lie is not
authorized 10 collect, or settle any ac-
counts ia my name.
aprl3 A. OSCAR CHOPIN.
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HINCCHtUE
FsNHE undersigned has beea duly APP
pointed Executor of the late viii
aud testament OF rah q. Heron, de-
ceased, OF Fulton county, hi. All per-
sons indebted to the estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, aud those
having claims sg..inst the SAME viii pre-
sent them Tor allowance.
G. ii. III I1-.2D. Executor.
Attr,,at A T9-G u
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Headquarters for Clothing!

Headquarters for Clothing!
with the Times in Prices.
Ee<s~A word to the wise is Sufficient
Jeans pants from 80 cents to 81 co.
WOrking-men's pants, 80 to 50;
Union Cashmere, | % to 50 %;
Job lot cashmere, 2 to So 49,
Fancy plaid suits-latest styles, Is to So;
All wool Scotch cass. suits, So 10;
Handsome dress coats and vests, to IL 90.
Also, an entire new line of Gents, Youths
and Boys Fur, Felt and Straw Hats
Es~We are now manufacturing our own
Clothing, therefore we can guarantee per-
feet fit. No trouble to show Goods
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20
N Gentlemen S Hats

We Have Full aud Complete Stock,
Embracing all the New Styles in Fur
Wool, Straw, Panama. aud Leghoru Hats,
at i,otton.Prices.
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ENOR a good nicke cigar, call at
CA. lOLCOMBE ).

Mr. Hayes aud his followers have
become converts TO Democratic prin-
ciples As such We welcome them
They have only to 20 one step far her
aud openly acknowledge their CONVEX
siou,- Montgomery Advertiser, Dem
Half the silly people in the United
States think they can beat the doctors
at curing the sick Two thirds Of
them are sure they can beat the min
i,ters preaching the gospel; and all of
them know they eau beat the editors
running the paper
The New York Herald and Evening
Post are qnarreling about the exfirpa
ton OF the Mormons This suggests
our Old dispute. ten years old at least,
about exIirparing the indians. The
lndians don't extirpate much better
than the Murmons will do, aud our
eminent New York namesake has un
dertakcn very difficult contract if it
has undertaken TO exterminate the peo
pie who nhabit the Salt Lake Valley
= Omaha Herald.
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WE SELL

Only the Most SUBSTANTIAL GOODS,
and at as Low Prices as Can Be, Outside
of New York City.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20
ALL THE NOVELTIES

10 silk Hanakerchiefs, Neck Ties, scarfs
Sc, at Popular Prices.
p@-A full line of Boots and SHOES.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20
Attention Farmers!

nNE New Two-Aorse wagon, for sale
~ cheap. Apply 10
Il. LEVI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20
A SPLENDID LINE

OF RUCHINGs, Neck Ties, Cashmere
Laces, Linen Eiabroideries, Insertings,
Hosiery, Gloves, SC, at Unprecedented
Low Prices.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

A failure TO abiJ the result Of the
count would not. iDBy Judgment, have
advanced the prospects of the Demo
cratic party Prudet meu everywhere
would have shrunkrom sustaining u;
seeming confirmation would have
been given to the q repeated charge
that Southern whits in Congress were
determined to force another war; the
Northern public cart would have
been firm; moderat Republicans, who
have acted aud void with US, and still
desire TO do 50, woul have been fright
enrd back to theft old associations,
aud the Republics party would have
been solidified and greatly strengthen
ell in the Nonh.- Congressman
Tkrock morton. of Texas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

A New aud full Stock of Gents
Clothing. Furnishing Goods, &c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

For 3 Cents u Paper, at
LUCK x cuWGlLL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

TENHE Best Prints at , and Is cents-Dest
DOmestics at 10 : cents, NJ
apZ-0It BUCHANAN i BARNES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-20

Governor Matthews was stoned at the
Grafton House, Grafton, Tuesday night by
q crowd, who had previously attempted to
intimidate. the detachment Of, Wheeling
militia and rescue the prisoners. A stone
weighing several pounds was thrown
through the window Of the Governors
room as: he was retiring, and fortunately
missed him and fell ON the bed. ~ li!s'2
The Petersburg lader-A appeal in an edi.
torfal article, ,in the name q the people OF
Virginia returns tbanks to! Colonei VII
liam Writ Henry l".W. ". H.ssl fer n, ms
handsome defence OF Captain John spitn'
The two strands Of the cable, Of the Brook.
lpn and New. York. bridge hwere; united
"wednesday, and a. house pulled down ON
tie New ..Y ork side TO make room for the
apuroacb. i..gi.alsa gisti,s : ..s.E.s ~. @.s
The private bank of R. N. West & Sons,
at Des Moines,; has failed for 100000. The
depositors may realize thirty per cent. by
careful management, III 3a.sjs r
q Everything In st. Louis banking circles
and among .depoSitors was quiet Nv ednes-
day, and business has resumed its regular
channels. IA.
SEA new post.0fice is established at Whit
more, Surry county, Va, on the route from
Surrys Courthouse to- Petersburg, with C.
w, Whitmore as postmaster Z; -, a3'; 70.
Calvin B.tCamp, the BROOKLYN broker
who attempted snicid d, Is able Ito attsnd:to
business occasionally The bullet is jet IN
his brain. .t4f;
Mr.Eelaen Fudge, who lived near Marion,
committed suicide 3en & Tuesday morning
last by cutting his throat With a razor. 81
Abner VIM {eolored3 Srepo rted killed BY
The LYnchbusg eses % alive. s s,7sit
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asE Virginia Ga,ita
Thestrfka assd giot d, l0ss tsnsburg aisorsi
81 IS y g =
che plaelng of her cal at point tl lA
milfmoYe It out 81 the ntsffslp
ton hy large numbers aatisssais that s sfs
sure 10 aecnmnlase abo, sailrotd abops a'it
towns, From CHI 8nmbek Of Oh iksfs y y
Aarssnsburg md tie oldness they display
one may easily see that wcrs the capital @
tho state sisa,sted Ia that town or Charleston
.it might lie pl ssnsaai;. tha poRerot The moi
ii case, that body thought prope 70 ag1t 3.
Themselves sy sub ecting the glslatoIs, y
|the lord ssof H.ssruie. The question apou'
WHIT bNu shall bechOsen 90 the permanen|
aeAt of ,goyespnsenf. III soon TO b put 70 the
tYopnsar F6te; and 4 thes people ars Mise
Tier. Win decide tho question be the very
disturbance that hssS occarfsai 10; Martini
burg, and az upon Charlie eaton: e ~.
The French Gcgernnsnt was for mary
Years ST tie ftaefcy Of Paris, whose wild
and anireasonab Bio will involved itha whole
State in,thn most terrible disoGderss bat The
close of the Franco.G German war Paris
held tout against France, and maintain.
ed foE . l0Hg time q most lag sl and 3.
fisndish resistance. The GoYernment. hat
previously gotten out the city; and it'was
enabled to Move along com arativsly easy
But Took the power Of the Government
to snbmsssion the desperate PEG
pie who. so long held. possession OF Paris
After Sheexanspleo OF Paris all people should
be iea.oslssof the obstinate populations Of
sensatf oniits and large, towns.
West, Virginia SHOULD seess to,preserve
the, best quiet and order in towns where
G6yernmentuholds its deliberations aand
keeps its offices. Quiet and security are
essential to, the Operations 81 government
There can be mo. deliberationin a disturbed
tow. b Where war prevails 1theE laws are
silent, and proportion" to the'degree o.
disturbance wi,f the laws be alive or discon'
eerted. Lets thet capital OF the State be
where there is security and serenity, and
In the heart or the State, where 1t is practtir
cable to surround it with the popular deyo.
stion, and shield it from the turbulence Of
the dense communities gathered by large
railway Corporations. ~ tsi4,
!; The, people, o., West Virginia VIII as
suredly make this question one ofrimport.
ance. 49,, ,..,.,,,,ts
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TR0EWMfx40sA Vd9bS Z
of Mf0Elf6ax sud 81 sss "a s.,
~
TIE serya.Iyes - = W y
ss ss.. s sSst. i9sassryatsve HIGH.
w ,iriiss &. 1874 vas the
S SasIlt III Fronk on e siay,
ss q'I,e e, n.ael called d Sls its
lnbiect explained By Judge John -zLoYell,
fnbafrYnan Of the County Conservative Elk.
er,,iiye Committee I; whereupb Captain a,
tM earle was called To Che char, and james
SatpKenS3rfek apprentice secretary
Iisss on motion, iE was resolved shat thB Con:
isse-yatsye voters of each district retffa and
elect separately the delegat alternates
tsron the four nlagfsterial districts OF tne
rDunty - and tius purBnance, thereof 5thefo
lowing delegates 3iand u atter1atas were
luh0gerf .issgt.s 81
Front Royal fDistrict:I John &C. Lowell,
Smith 81 TURNER and John nW!d erton,
ideiegates g EwelI Baker, james H. brown.
and John r. Jackson, alterDates. TIL
Is GfdHyillei District a. I'd. Earle ana john
r. Rust, q delegates Thosnas Nv IiRper,
lake and Jonn.T . Lovely nlternases!5 se.'5
l.s.Fdrk, District. q james, r Richards and
William scfoggfh, delegates eWisl fIeae'
trick and John T. 10 veil, ;alternates. : - !. I
81 South RIVER District yohn w saiarioW
land r.. A. FiBneli, leRates; ~ afay ette
.Updikes and William A. Gomptonis aiter-
mates. ~.
resnlntion, prefacing it with some hppropri-
remarks. 8lJf ,i4.!.ss h.tsflJr rGGiris9b9i
L,lT Resoyved, That w, 1.-THE Conservative vo-
tters .of Warren county; iti7 general meeting
assembled. recognizing,e from personal ne
uuaintanee' with him., the large ability un-
awerging integrity, ard spotless reputation
of thst1frue sVirginian, Colonel F:iW!.H.
.Hoiliday; and bslieyin e him peculiarly
to discharge ably, faithfully, and efficiently
The duties of the officem Governor OF our
beloved Commonwe cath, and believing, fur
ther. that l1eis the unanimous choice OF our
l,people for that position,9 we therefore sa-
st9uct our delegates to the CONSERVATIVE
State Conyention:in Richmond to use every
right and honorable means to secure ibis
denomination as: the candidate of the :Csnser.
Iyatiys 5ysarty for Governor OF Virginia, and
tocagt the nine votes 81 this county ior him
40 long as his name is before the State Con-
reritiou. ltfl9-g;i ~ IttSi jHo-it2aj "ti@i
Which was unanimously adopted amidst
r. Tn niotion{of Judge John IT. Lowell the
following resolution was adopted: ~ :.
q Resoltsd, That In cases where. Tie dele
gates or alternates above appointed cannot
Intend the State CdriseryatiSe Convention
that those who DO are empowered to iii any
vacancies which may exist, and that The
delegates present are authorized TO cast the
Full vote OF this county: "5L ~ =. ~ ~,
|fGifes Cook, JILL :.,, Esq. offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted: ~"
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The western. Virginia Capital.. :, u

Ano WSSS0tEn - u = 1fTipH1!Jy
.Thes .outbreaks upon the Bait and
Ohio railroad is untimely for the scheme OF
the Baltimore,and Ohio Railroad Company
with regard to, fixing the pital ofsWe est
virginia at CLARK burg. Some Of our fn IAN
ciers think that the purchase by President
GARRETT, of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
Of large amounts OF West Virginia certifi-
scatesis indicative Of two things first, an in
ciination ill., the West, Virginia people to-
wards the. payment, OF the portion gofethe
public debt; allotted ITO that State land
second, the purpose of,o3 obtaining a
controlling influence over the State by
fixing the seat Of government ct E)arks-
burg. That stown1gis sthe point, where
Mr.. GARRETT can bring the highest pressure
to- bear upon the Legis laturc, and hence he
Is using all the power he has id deciding the
question il, favor 81. It. Il lscan make lll the
West. Virginia certificates serves turn, he
will make handsome profit out Of them
Still, while the disturbance by the strike
OF several hundred railroad operatives at
MartinsBurg shows as we say in another
article, bow, the State government may, e
incommoded, and perhaps insulted, this
movement Of President GARRETT is put to
prejudice, But furthermore, when, we see.
the LegislataroitseH may be brought under
the direction Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-:
road Company certainly the people Of West
Virginia ought TO be determined toresist it..
II they haye even a;rather dull sense Of the
approach Of tyranny in the breeze they cam
not tail to detect and Illustrate it. 1t is deep
laid, and will!be carried out unless thwarted.
People Of West Virginia, il you would have
the. greatest amount Of freedom from the
dictationtand control Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad fix your State capital at
Charlesto ton. sct !,,;t:" .}aar:s-its,s
a. III President: GARRETT buys up West Viz
ginia's allotment Of the State debt, and puts
the capital.at Glarksburg,, it needs no great
sagacity to foresee that be will get the GER el
tifcates cashed in a reasonable time, For
ourselves, we think the debt ought If possi--
BILE to be paid; but we have no Idea. Of any
stratagem that IS wrought out through 9
schene like this. Assured that the location,
OF the;seat Of government at CLAIR ksburg Will
enable. Mr.. GAnRETT 70 control II, the State
debt is purchased asa speculation and It ls
expected that. the State will redeem it and
thus enrich the speculator.
!. The people of w est Virginia should look
up rS, the. location Of the State capital at
Clnrksburg as p calamity j ,i,s zsIss
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Tine Cali for Troops,

= The course OF Governor MATHEWS, soi
West Virginia, in calling upon The Presi-
dent OF the United States for troops is alto
gesheE proper, indeed necessary, and The
President has responded as became him.
The Legislature has failed to provide for
the Reorganization Of the militia, and there
are only two volunteer military companies
in the, State. Those companies, from their
acquaintance with the strikers, were un-
willing to fire upon them. Governor MAT.
rHEWs had no recourse but to apply to the
President, and bis appeal was respo nded to.
.fSsW care gratifed that in this matter there
il. mot the; remotest connectionawit the
everlasting Fifteenth amendment and
that the irrepressible fanatics and fools can
have no ,pretext for on agitation. The ne.
gton Of che turbulence is altogether ont Of
the pale Of those people who are the espe.
:ciaI objects 81 the guard ianship aoi the
tsirrepressibles. y They cannot pretend to
an excuse for, a 81 shrek. y yet they are
spelling for that opport nnity. The STRIKERS
are whites, the districts white, and negroes
have nothing to doswith it. Before the wa
it was almost free spf ne II does, IN
deed, 1inpast graft featiea 70 know tina
one considerable trSub,s ealiing. for the in
reference Of The: Federal dim = VI occurred
inthe South witt, which the Tuasmad 4 an 9.
vulgar fanatics have nothing at all to do
&c IA, delightini to recoliect that howeye
Fhey may langussA fora coed old fas fll e
sensation over the negro, they can't geta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-20

The MoFFETr BELL-PUNCH.-Bfr.-' F. D.
johnson has received from the foundry sew
eral hundred Of the cases for the Moffett
beil-punch. and will have five hundred by
the close or thisweek. They are now being
cleaned, polished, and fitted up in Mr..
Jobnson's shop, Main street, in this place.
The dials and wheels, which are being cut
By dies in New York, will be on hand this
week, and the finishing and putting them
together will 60 on rapidly, and by the last
OF this month quitea large number will be
ready for delivery. . The diafs and indexes,
some OF which have been shown us, are
beautifuf specimens OF workmanship and
splendidly finished, Some delay. has been
caused by necessary repairs to machinery
and the breaking OF one Of the dies for cut
ting rateh-wheei, the breakage OF the
die being caused by using such heavy stock
in the manufacture OF the wheels. Ped
mont Krginign., 49, 49, 'fss .,...l A..
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The present sstate q tho border trouble

The present state Of tho border troubles
b understood on the part Of the United
States and Mexico 10 he AN arniesble al.
rangement' between General eaD ard Gene
nal TaIyIso, by which the Mexican magan
sders ase LETT 10 General TRIyzsp, toy be- bs
him kept In hand. IL turns ont that tls
Masiean commando is nas apts ~ yeetrasn
and punish THE MexieAg ya6ega IL vii
then appear that Id ID ss,a United States that
iii invaded. In TINT case The military poWei
sof the Unised STATES Fansssb 20 inyokedstc tie.
lend she frctittez at any 40 says tIae
resld ent.
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,iisfL SERVICE. e Now Is the time for a
eayii,sersyise reform on the "a tlantic, Missis-
ssippt and Ohio railroad. Girls there any
cipit service there Hissior the receivers
DO say. tits In order for ar. RoBINETT to
sneak. IL anybody has been told that he
stonid be discharged i he did not vote for
fAHoSE that Is a matter for estigation.
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Co;om amt an fI,e CANVASS.

Comment ON the Canvass. .g ];
!. We, publish, d letter from General Malone
on the State debt. !; Had we room for local
matters and; all letters from the various
candidates we would haze icheerfully pub
1ished this letter as neWs-matter but, as IT
is, I'VE. insert it as an; advertisement, ~
the people will only see to il that they ELECT
Representatives, who will reflect their wishes
in the Legislature the private opinions OF
the next Governor will be OF little moment,
since his duty. will, be simply to, erecuts the
'ps the the case 81 General Malone one, however s
it is; generally, believed that should he be
elected Governor the Legislative branch OF
the Government would, betso entirely oyer
Swallowed by the Executive that bis: opin-
ions would prevail in all matters Of moment,
and the General Assembly would be only
an instrument to, legalize the State policy OF
the Governor. - Clinch Ra az! Meas IN;
We think it unfortunate; and deeply to be
regretted, that the subject Of the public debt
should have beeni niected by Oneofi the cam
.didates intethe pending canvdss Tor the gu
bernatoriaI nomination. Its effect can only
be detpiniental to- the Conservative party by
creating discord and dissension in Its ranks
without the possibility Sof' benefit. to the
psrty 1.-The country; and we think the
sooner all can; comprehend and act lipon
that idea the better it will be.-A1nherSt En-
5erprise. --.ti'jdf 4 80 :'l:A.'.. =,
General Malone says we ought to demand
g compromise and ti1snt 2, the aeSi
anu ,lf we presue ~ ~ M nS;,d.
holders Viii not lister: f6ltbe demahd, what
xl,s,s.y srt,a 70 on III SUGGEST
plausible and constitute reedy " pc
apt to be our , next or s. yiys
STANDARD. -. KY, .t- 49,, II 5,tETs8Yi.,y !
cot The naositionI Of General Lee does not ex-
teInde ns from tie benefits OF any proper
tadiustment Of the debt, !: and leaves that di-
rrectlv with the Legislature; hit on one
hranch ~ the subject there is no equiyoca-
Hon. and the letter is emphatic in It's oppo-
sitions IN renadiation and firm In its main
fanance .sof the .sacredness Of the public
faitt. Norfolk Ledger. IN. 49,.
= Tba scare, caused Inv Mabone's letter is
and virginia securities are going
I'm aoain. = "A. lust and equitable adjustment.
aoith The consent Of the ;bondhelders. is all
That can ,possibly he accomplished, as they
(the. bondhol ders) ARE masters OF The. situa-
ion IYSst Point St1r.i,:,,i!sy., a. y,i1ni,l
r. gia !, a., vet abe
contest will narrow down. bnt Holiday
1H;I1 no ono ~ them. and win be the nor1i!
!, 40 Iy,ncbssfer Times. L I;sVdt!+TZa.9 I
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