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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-10-03

FROM THE RADICALS. Before going
10 press We hear that Republican
caucus was held at the residence of
Frank Adauson's yesterday, at which
several white men, formerly strong
Democrats, we're present, and were as
sured that they would be nominated to-
day for certain offices which they we're
seeking but failed to get from the
Democratic party. Their names will be
given hereafter.
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n@ NoTIcE Those of our subScri-
bers who are in arrears will please re
member their promises to settle up with
US as soon as their cotton was brought
to market. We are greatly in need Of
funds. The printer still claims to be a
human being. and cannot live on saw
dust, brick bats or oyster shells any
more than the rest of his race can, no
matter how pressing our wants might
be, so come up and help US.
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RosH HAsHANAH.-The Jewish
New Year 5639. commencing the month
Of Fishri, began at sundown or Friday
evening the 9th ult. 1t was observed
by our Jewish residents for two days
ending at sundown on Sunday. There
being no synagogue here, serVlc's were
held in Masonic Hall by Rabbi Steele
of Columbia. He delivered a lecture
on Sunday morning upon the training
up Of the youth.
The day of Atonement begins at sun
down next Sunday evening and lasts
until the stars come out on Monday
night, during which time they abstain
from all eating or drinking, and from al
business.
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Camden Steamboat Company

The co-partnership heretofore existing
under this name has been dissolved by
mutual consent All creditors of the COM
pany are requested to present their claims
properly attested to James Jones, on or be
fore the 18th day of October next.
The stockholders of said company arc
hereby notified that meeting will be held
at the store of the undersigned in Camder
on Tuesday, October 18th inst, at l O'Clock
p. M, for the purpose of winding up the
affairs of the company. A full and prompt
attendance is requested.
JAMES JONES,
President Camden Steamboat Company.
sepl9 At
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PREMIUM L1sTs.-We have re-
csivcd premium list of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
for their tenth annual fair. to be held
in Columbia on November II, 13, IA
and Is, 1878. Also premium list of
the Pee Dee Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Association for their seventh annual
fair, to be held in Cberaw on October
%, "a, and 25, 1878.
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CoNCERT.-We are Informed that q
grand concert for the benefit Of the
"Green Gates" will be given at Cure
toms Mill on Wednesday, the 9th Of
November. 1t is expected that all par
ties will come in costume, the mask to
resemble, as far as possible, the face Of
the kangaroo. with the tale ofthe skunk
We are unable, yet, to give the exact
programme, but we learc that the per,
formancos will be opened with PRAYER
by Rev Mr.. Bowman, and conclude
with laughable and side-splittiug dia
logue between B + Butler and q resi-
dent Of Western Watrree, on socia
equality and finance. Admission II
cents; reserved seats Is cents. S. G
Railroad money received at par.
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Court of Common Pleas.

STATE OF SOUTH CARoLISA-KEnsHAw
COUNTY.
George Alden, Plaintiff, !
| against Summons.
W. f. Parker, Dcfend't.
To THE DEFENDANT: You are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which will be filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for the county aforesaid,
and to serve copy Of your answer on the
subscriber ut his Office in Camden, 8. u,
within twenty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day OF
service.
+ Ifyou fail to answer the complaint with
in that time, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for judgement against you for :he
sum of three hundred and eighty-nine
90-l00 dollars, with interest thereon from
the third day of May, A, D., 1870, at the
rate of one and half per cent. per month,
together with the costs Of this action.
IT. HAY, Prfs Attorney.
Camden. S. c., August ~, 1878.
To THE DEFENDANT: Take notice that
the summons and complaint in this action
were filed IN the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw Coun-
ty on the thirteenth day Of August, 1873.
TT. HAY, P1'fs Attorney,
Camden, 8. c., August l3, 1878.
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THE RADICAL CONVENTIONAL
we informed our readers last week. the
radical convention will be held to-day.
A meeting representing DeKalb Town.
ship was held at the DeKalb Street
colored School House Monday night,
and We append below the delegates
elected. Their names will indicate that
the Democrats have the same old mate
rial to work against. They are as fol-
lows William Carter, Frank Adam
son, Almond Reynolds. Isaac English.
Richard Price, Lemon Thomas. William
Boykin, Hampton English, Nathan
Truesdell, Sam Page, Paris Watts,
Frank Pearce, Tony Thompson.
Frank Carter is the county Chair.
man, and will possibly be at the conven-
ton to-day.
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Wholesale buyers, of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots Il Shoes, Notions,
Hats &C.. will find it to their inter,
est to examine my stock, I am fully
prepared to do wholesale business
and will guarantee asaving at of least
freights over other markets. Call fol
prices. II. BARUcH, X
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The Cotton Market.
Camden, s. G, Oct. 2, 1875

CaHuen, .. y, OEt. 2, IoI6.
The number of buyers, and their ea'
gerness to bid, has kept our market
quite active during the entire week
RECEIPTS have been quite FREQ from OAR
lington, Sumter, Lancaster, Chesterfield
and Fairfield counties, and samples
have been fair, except those injured by
the storm of a few weeks ago. We re-
port the market as closing yesterday a
81 to 81 cents. Sales for the week n:
bales; to>datc zoos bales; same tim,
last year, 1878 bales.
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The Yellow Fever.
Decreasing as Winter Approaches
Late Reports from tho Infected
Sections.

Late Reports from tho lnfected
Sections.
MEMPHIS, September 30.-Yhe
weather is warm and sultry. The
Howards are sendingnurses to Paris,
Mason's, Grand Junction, German
town, Lagrange and fernando.
There have been % deaths since
yesterday at 6 P. NJ.
New ORLEANS, September 3d.
Thirty-ive deaths and 100 new cases
are reported, but only G3 date since
the 9th. Total cases TO date, 1886;
deaths, 2,945. From noon to 8 P. NJ.
there we're % deaths and l25 new
cases reported, of which 81 have
been taken since the 9th. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
GREENv1LLE: September So
Two hundred and forty"three deaths
to date. The fever is abating.
There were only hive cases to-day
and six deaths since yesterday.
CHATTANOOGA, September 80
There have been three deaths for the
"a hours ending at 4 P. NJ, and four
cases. The physicians are more
hopeful to-day, and if they could
force away the few families that re-
main in tile infected district, the
fever would soon abate.
BATON ROUGE, September 30
The Howard Association and the
Mayor make another appeal for aid,
and say that ten days ago they
thought that the generous and mu>
nifcent response to their first APP
peal for help would haue more than
supplied all wants, but it is HOW ap"
parent that unless they receive more
assistance there will be great suffer-
ing. We lave had over l, 100 cases,
many of which would have proved
fatal if it had not been for generous
and timely aid from abroad.
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LOST. Between the residence Of Mr.
Holland Harris and Cureton's Mill, the
Roster ofthe "Grcen Gate" party. The
book is morocco bound, with the Presi.
dents name in large green letters on
the fly leaf. A liberal reward will be
paid by the Treasurer for the recovery
of the same. Secrecy enjoined.
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LATEST-FEVER INCREASING

LATEST-FEVER INCREASING.
New ORLEANS, October L.
There have been 81 deaths and 23l
cases in the last twenty-four hours.
Reports to the board Of health indi~
cate an increase over yesterday.
Many cases are reported, whole
families heretofore exempt have
been stricken down. At Holly
Springs, yesterday, there were II
deaths and % new cases. Among
the deaths were D. J. Oliver and
DR.. W. Mckinney. Physicians say
that the fever is on the decrease.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-The weather
is oppressively warm, and the fever
is again spreading. From nocr
yesterday until noon to-day there
we're Al deaths.
PORT GIBSON, October 1.-The
epidemic, which had greatly abated
is spreading to an alarming extent
in the country and forcing refugees
back to town. There have beer
600 cases and 116 deaths here ou
of a remaining population of 700.
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MoRTuARY.-From Messrs. r. j,
McCrcight & sor We get the following
report of deaths in Camden for the
three months ending September 30
Total deaths II whites, G--5 adults, l
child still born ; colored 90 adults, 3
children, l still born.
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CONCENTRATION the concerts given
last week by the Sunday School scholars
ofthe colored Methodist Church, S32.5C
was received for the Improvement OF
the pulpit in the church, and $3.50
towards increasing the Sunday School
library.
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Ladies, your attention is called to
the grand openingof Cloaks, shawls,
ano Dress goods, the most elegant
ever exhibited in this market. I
shall be pleased to show them to
you. Il. BARUcH. X
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Eugene Daniel:
and family are visiting relati 'es in Cam
den. Both OF them had the yellow
fever soon after it broke out in Mem
phis, but have nearly regained their
former health:
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Ira D.
Jones, Of Lancaster. who was in Camder
this week on business.
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County Democratic Executive
Committee.

A meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Gommitte of Kershaw County will
be held at ,Johnes' Hall in Camden on
Friday, the 4th, of October. proximo
A full attendance is desired, as business
of very great importance will be trans
acted. w. D. TRANTHAM.
J. D. DUNLAP, County Chairman.
Sec. & Treas.
Camden, S. O. Sept 25th, 1878
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New STORE. -.Messrs. T. A. Moore
& Co., of which firm Mr.. J. P Boswell.
Agt., is the silent partner have, opened
a strictly grocery and plantation supply
store in Clyburn's Block. Their new
stock is now being opened and ready
for the inspection Of customers.
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REMEMBER.-Mr. W. S. Alexander
will be in Camden but a very short
time, so ifyou want any fine photographs
he can make them for you at the lowest
cash prices.
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DEDIcATED.--The new Baptist
Church in the Beaulah neighborhood.
known as Town Greek Baptist Church,
was dedicated on the Goth ult.
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THE BARRETT PRIZE.-At the drill
between the Governors Guards and
Richland Volunteers for the Barrett
prize-two solid silver. goblets-the
Guards we're the victors. The proceeds
of the drill and ball that followed were
donated for the benefit of the yellow
fever sufferers.
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Notice

Is hereby given that I have applied ,c
the Town Council of Camden for license
to retail spirituous liquors within the co...
poratc limits OF said Town. The Bar %,
Saloon to be kept on Broad Street between
Rutledge ane York streets.
TAYLOR BELTON, Agt.
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GooD.-The Episcopal Church took
up collection on Sunday, the 22d ult.,
for the benefit Of the yellow fever suf-
ferers, receiving s4050 from the
Church and s6.90 from the Sunday
School, total, s47 40 which wa s
promptly forwarded BY Rev. E. R.
Miles.
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Attention, gentlemen wishing first
class clothing will find tile finest
stock ever brought to Camden, at
the popular store OF
H. BARUcH.
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Wanted, everybody to know that
H. Baruch, Camden, S. c., has one
Of the largest stocks Of Goods in the
State, and will compete with any
other house in prices. x
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RAIN.-The rainfall in this section
for September has been unusually
heavy. We are indebted 20 Mr.. Colin
McRae for the following report.
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Hats, Hats, Hats! Meas, Youths,
Boys and !Childrens, a line that will
do credit to any city establishment,
can be found at.
K Il. BARUCH's.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Mail Arrangements.

FosT OFFICE HoCRs-Open at S q. M, close a.
1qm. Open at l:SO p. m, close at p. IN. North
arm. Western and Southern mali close at 8 p. m.
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For light running, simplicity, durability,
variety of work and other good qualities,
the Wheeler & Wilson machines are not
surpassed anywhere.
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Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes
to suit everybody, at the lowest
prices at ii. BARUCH S. <
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Several second hand Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machines, almost new, for sale
rery cheap by B. NJ. Marshall. Gall and
examine them.
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Groceries, Groceries

full line of FAMILY and FANCY
Groceries. embi acing everything usually
kept in this line. just received by
KIRKLEY i SMITH,
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pe The Office Of The CAMDEN
JOURNAL is in CIyburn's Block, up
stairs, entrance on Main street.
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Estate of C. NcCaskill.
Whereas, J. A. McLaurin has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of J. C. McCaskill, late Of the
said county, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the Kindred and credi'
tors of the said deceased, to appear before
me Mt Court Of Probate to be holden OF
the Sd day Of October, 1878, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said administra
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of September, 1878. e.
J.F. SUTHERLAND. J. P.
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Look to your interest and buy
your goods from H. BARUCn.
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Attention.

There will be o business meeting OF the
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company TINS
evening ut 8 o'clock. All members are cor
nestly requested to be present, as business
of Importance is to be transacted. Men,
bers in arrears must be present, and pre-
pared to pay up, or make satisfactory ex'
cuses, else their names will be turned over
TO the Town Treasure" for him 10 collect
their capitation tax-S5.00.
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September.
Total

Bleached, Brown and Colored
Domestics in large quantities and
astonishing low prices at
II. BARUCH's.
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Gents Furnishing goods, consis'
ting of Dress Shirts, Underwear.
Ties, Hosiery and Gloves. Handsome,
good and very cheap at
X II. BARUCHs.
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REVOLVER FREE SSiTsI SSEsa:v4SS TiSS Re Re-;
of cartridges. Address j. Brown & Son 1856 l. 1888
Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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URSULINE INSTITUTE.

CULU MDIN, ). {.
Under the patronage OF Rt. Rev. Bishop Lynch.
For Prospectus address 1.-THE MOTHER SU-
PERlOR, ursuline Convent, Vale Crucis.
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Place for the States Honor

To the Editors OF the DtSpdtcR:
There are Virginians who beiieye-yes,
tno,r-that with an honest purpose, honest
assessments, honest tax-bills, and honest
collections, the debt of the State can be
paid, in accordance with its obligations, to
the last farthing. These men insist that
the debt shall be paid-frst, because it is
riqht, and next because it is sound policy.
These are the men OF whom it is common
to speak. sarcashcally, as gentlemen who
carry the honor Of the State in their
breeches-pocketn and pray where can the
honor OF the State be better carried than
where men carry their own treasures that
they wish to guard with the highest assu-
rance? Is it not peculiarly proper, Just
now, that every true patriot should carry
the States honor next his own pocket-book,
that he may be constantly reminded that
the pocket-book which the State protects
him In should always be at hand TO meet the
istafe,s necessities. and to guard, in turn,
her good name ass Where else could so ut
ting receptacle be found for the States
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General Joseph e. Johnston announces
himself as candidate for Congress-, subject
to ratification by the Conservative ConEen-
ton. It would hardly be possible for any
convention in Virginia to turn him down.
Now that General lee Is dead there Is not a
man In Virginia who more perfectly repre-
sents the heroic element in southern senti-
ment. General Johnston has in the highest
degree the characteristic OF the American
soldier Of the old regime, the inc0rruptible
personal Integrity and naughty sense OF
honor, and the mingled modesty and firm
ness that make all eyes turn to him in time
OF difficulty and danger. Since the war he
has been q ceaseiess worker for the restored
material prosperity Of the South; ne repre-
SCENTS. as Lamar and Gordon do, the new
South rather than the old he will be irwin
chile before the people as candidate Tor
any Office is the gift Of his native State
Baltimore Gazette. go
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Communicated
Third Congressional District.

< 4. -, as-r,
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, January 20, 1873.
Messrs. Editors, 1T seems that the ad.
mirers OF, General Joe; Johnston about
Richmond want him to represent TINS dls IS,
trict In Congress. We Of the country VIII
have something to say about that. we don't
want mere soldier to represent us, now
ever great his abilities in his line; Inc war
of the nation who can be useful to their
constituents. What could General John
ston do in the House Of Representatives
for us? Whatever he might propose would
be looked upon at once by the Radical lead
ers Gas a cat in the meal-tub ANOTHER
"rebe movement" in disguise. His habits,
education, tastes, everything, unfit him for
the place. ! hope bis friends VIII cease 70
nress him on an unwilling constituency.
We would greatly prefer the gallant John
S. Wise, Kelley, George D. Wise, or Nee"
SON LOUISA.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS
Died. at the residence of Mr.. James I. Butler, 5O4
Laurel street. Mrs. COURTNEY a. BLANhEN-
SHIP. wife of Quintas Blankenship deceased, IN
tile thirtv-second year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Pine-Strcee Bap-
list church THIS (Tlesdayl MORNING, February
5,h, at 10 O'Clock. Her friends and acquaintance
are requested 10 attend.
Diod, o., Monday, February 4th, Miss LUCY a.
GRINSTEAD, in the tifty-cighth year of her age.
The funeral viii take place at the rcstdcnceot her.
rrother-in-!aw. SIr. Henry Rowland. In the town OF
Harvie. Henrico county, WEDNESDAY MORN-
ING. February 9th, ut IL O'Clock. Friends ana ac-
quaintauccs OF the family are invited to attend.
Died. in this city, on the 4th Instant ct o'clock
A. NJ. EDWARD E.. infant child OF Berry ana
Sarah E. Grubbs; aged one year and twelve days.
Thus has been torn from mothers fond embrace
her darling child. and by the Kind hand OF an ull-
crrine Providence transpianted to the fields of eer-
nal bliss. May God in his boundless mercy comfort
the bcrenved parents In this their sad hour OF alic-
ton. , .,.
And withers ut the rising day,
Thus lovely was this Infants dawn,
Thus swiftly sped its life away.
The funeral will take place from the RESIDENCE OF
his parents No. 1910 Franklin street, THIS lIues-
day} AFTERNOON ut 8 o'clock. Friends and &C
ouaintances of The family are Invited to attend.
W. E.G.
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BN MEMGRHAfg.

At meeting of the members Of the bar OF s al,
county, Va, held at the Warm Springs on the stIi
day OF December, 1877. on motion, William nj
McAlisier was called 10 the chair and John w. Ste
phenson chosen secretary.
On the motion Of William S. Hammond the FOL
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God. In His inf
nile WISDOM to remove from Ills earthly laborS 70
his eternal home our venerable brother, Colonel
WILLIAM II. TERRILL, who for so long lllp
was connected with the Virginia bar and one oil It's
distinguished ornaments; therefore .
ReSolred. 1st, That we have heard with sincere
regret of the death of our brother. WILLIAM IL
TERRILL-a kind and courteous gentleman; law
yer who for more than half century held the fore
most rank ut the bar of this county.
I'd. That although his great age had untitled NM
for the discharge Of the active duties OF his probes.
sion for several years past. we mourn In MIN lhe
loss Of one of the few remaining links connectine
the Virginia of to-day with the lllustrious Virginia
of the past. ,
Sd. That we tender to his bcrcavcd relatives and
friends our heartfelt sympathy in their aflicton
4th. That at the next session of our County Courl
we offer these resolutions and have them spread
upon the records. -,,
to one of the Richmond dallies for publication, WITT
the request that the other city papers copy.
WILLIAM NJ MCALLISTER Chairman.
John ". Stephenson, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND BouNDAKy-LINE.
Mr.. Bannon has lntrod uced q bill providing
for the establ ishment OF the bouaGary-line
between Maryland and Virginia al deter
mined by the arbitrators. It authorizes the
Governor TO appoint three commissioners
Oh behalf OF the State, to act In concert with;
commissioners appointed by Virginia. and
with power To employ d npetent surveyor!
or survey ors. Bal s5tsoTe American.
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Ise Southern Guide. aneillustra.ed quar-
terly, published in Washington city, seems
to promise to be useful to4the southern
people. We have the first No. from Messrs.
ELLISON & YANCEY.
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We should by oil means have vote in
the Legislature in proportion to our popu-
lation and the heavy taxes We pay.--LeeS-
burg Washingtonian.
Under such rule Richmond would be
entitled to twelve delegates and five sena-
tors
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MARRIAGES.

Mar,.ied. in Washington, D. c., February 2, 87e,
nv Rev. j. #. Kelly. J. b. BLAND. Of Baltimore,
Md. and Miss MANY e. BOYD, OF Richmond, Va
Petersburg papersplcase copy.