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ME- SPECIAL BARGAINS AT
COHEN BROTHERS:

100 dozen ladies' SILK-CLOCkED DALBRlG-
GAN HOSE at Sl.10 a box; .-...
81 dozen ladies' extra heavy BALBR1GGAN HOSE
ut $40 4 box;
A large stock Of SILK and other FANCY HOSE at
greatly ueow market value;
Misses and chidrens ENGLISH FANCY HOSE
Mt zoe. pair, worth fully 33c.: ut Csc. gene
rally sold at SIC. They are altogether Offering
the largest stock of HOSIERY ever presented In
this city:
Ladies'. gentlemen's, and chidren's KNIT WEAR.
in which they offer many great bargains among
them ladies' SILE-FINISH MERlNO ut 45c.:
100 dozcE ladies' and gentlcmen's LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS ut 6.c.;
so dozen ladics' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at
100 dozen LINEN HEMsTITCHED HASDKER-
CHIEFS at 10c.;
200 dozen various styles ladies' HANDhER-
CHIEFS 25 per cent. less than usual values
very extensive stock of REAL LACES;
Sole agents for The HERCULES CORSET" the
latest Paris novelty, al 1925 and 1915 for
French woven;
100 dozen FRENCII-WOEE SORSETS ut 25c.;
80 various styles OF CORSETS, some Of the best
French aud domestic manufacture. oc 10
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Won have but two weeks in which to make
1t certain that the Agitators are dead and
buried. Go to work, then, at once. AS
says the DanYille Post so say we, and SO let
all good Conservatives say, and act upon the
saying-namely, that it is very pleasant and
instructive FOR the people TO listen to fine
oralory in political campaigns, and to read
and ponder able editorials in newspapers.
But all Of this does not win an election.
Hard work and thorough organization at
home are what giyeyus the victory. Let our
people and candidates remember this. =
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THE STATE CANVASS.
Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
RIQUNDHD. Snrtff lui,,sr laTn

RIoHNoHD, september 3, 1878.
| ( CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, to lo
~ sddiessed By one or more DISTINGUISHED ,r4,, w.
ers, are annsuncef az follows: ''N1os-
boiss Zist-BaGiianap Conr:bonse, Giles Court
,.ouse, Eantrs AIm NELSON county,. Prince 10
maro courthouse !FarmyeI. Trcyiiian'. Uori.-
houee. .'' warren Ccur-
October 22d-Amciia Cour,house. BIbL.s c,o.o
MlddleseI Courthouse, Abingdon tWa.h MI
SounIyh Ianip'ln's Melton cH.ntyI. spring t,o D
October 23d-g,lh Co,r,hops,. rr,,,a,. -.
Souri mouse. LyncrIug. Madison CourIhou,n ~
Mar t, taeison county,. Thomlssoms GrD,..rcaI,
DC ODER 24tl-Arrips;on lSel.on county, D., ,,.
nia Var store tSpo.y'7anis cJun;ry, Shr,:
MI! lLoui' county,. q" ''"''''h
October 2jth-Brown.Lurg fpcrthrtd
WylheTiie, Big Lick .Roamrkc e,,uniyi NJ ~ ;,
IGooehiand county,, Massi..s Mil InL s;''.t'1h
JaGks9n tLonlsa county, ADd@rewss >iorri @I.
OCTOBER 27tn--Accomac Courthouse. ,...
Conl thouse Bedford Courthouse. I;rm,wjc.:' 1,a
| house, Cumberland Courthouse Fa.'.,',.r' "'Ft.
house, Fluyanna Courthouse, IIairuT '|,.n "Eri-
Highland Courthouse. ipicieu,lers GO e. r,,"ue.
tl. hnis w Imam CoGr'iiausr, L0ylngston .rf, '.
orange Courthouse. PAGE fOGFl !uu.y v,' y't'i'
Courthouse, West morcan6 Corrrhyu,. g., ,v',naE'"a
| house Bumpass u.oni,a county curt.
October 2Sth-HiaEd fuurtLou.a -
Courthouse. Patrick Courthouse >i,ry T',,,5,H"fy
Cuckoo Louisa county, ~ '"iU''I'",
October 29ih-WaiIon's Mil, lCun5.r ,,...
October 3Olh- Lexington m.,rr,
Courthouse tbarbecue. '4rr,.!G. I,, 81 ,,.,nry
county, ~ "IsIl
October 3lst-Gteon SpT'. lD1nr .!.u.,.
November lat-Bcil's ir,a--l:ptly. = '.'," ''A.
fax Courthouse. '''''.''t. Han
November 3d-Allenarc i'tnr,o.c,,g,.,
lot'c Courthouse Franklin C"Jr,hp;I,r F-..,. =.
Courthouse, Gloucester Inlrih,r.r -
courthouse. HarrEoHbrrg ti:orh.u.t..,t .,,,.-.+
Isle OF Whit Courth0u." Pr%ai;tn ,,,,- ,.',,
pripcesS anne Cour h.",". Prnrr Wi.!a.g ,,.ir,,
house, isichn-nd COUNT Cu.rl,If:,r ''. ,'' :
Vana Courthouse. ]. VI. LrGA&. Ch,irn.,,!'
j. Bell Bigger. Secretary. '''' '''".
Conservative payers pra.r capv ,uon
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In business-letterr received yesterday by
Messrs. A. Y. STOKES & Go. from y promi-
nent Democrat in Ohio, are the following
remarks:
ssOur election Is oyer-a cyclone struck
us-and we are not fully recovered from
the effects OF it yet. The Ohio idea went
up with it. We are now ready tor Tiidsn
and 1880. Ohio Democrats will be found
TO be hard money enough now to suit the
most ultra. ZIP here VIII be nd divisions in
the next National Democratic Convention, /"
Why TILDEN! e2 ,3es
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The Democratic Campaign In New
.. ' 600 York

New York dispatch to Cincinnati Enquirer.I
The menWho have charge OF the Demo-
cratic campaign in this State have had
conference II is the unanimous report OF
all that the Ohio election will have not
whit OF influence on the New YORK clec-
ton, which comes off Two weeks from next
Tuesday. The same issues do not exist
here as there. The Democrats are running
the campaign on strictly State issues; they
being, in brief, the reduction OF taxation
and the carrying on Of canal reforms. Both
Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Tilden are confident
of victory. While not undertaking the
Kelly movement, they do not attach to 1t
the i'm portance, given by RepCDllcans; ana
they expect to more than c0unteract it by
an increased vote in the rtlrai districts,
where Robinson is especially strong. The
Democrats are making no noise-Mr. Til
den never ldoes-but they are working as
men never worked before. 2
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-
aSs3xIsrzsn b! spyefstbe state IS 81 Enarantee
Z f fSSss oi,r easasa trinmpfled. AT He'd Bank,
mar the Meckienburg Hire, Mr. Green and
.TisiIre Fionrt,i,v 500 and the Readi listers
,i,ai Ind d mssiiis5:..at. Anderson's store, near
the centre. OF the county =. 7
4 Every iny- in different SECTIONS OF fne
county sifiDffc meetings are held, and
snaecies are made by Captain Edmunds,
Major Heiiiys General Hurt, Judge Flour
,noy, aud Others q heswork is going orayely
on. and norman in the State - doing more 70
active md efficient wotk than Captain Ea-
nun dsY who solelyson account Of his pri-
yateI business declined denomination ior
tho Legislature. From the best infornia-
ton we scan gather. there are not norn
than two hundred Readiusters In the
county, and the coiored vote seems n neu-
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at FAVORED THE McCULLOCH
SETTLEMENT FROM THE BEGIN
MING. AND THIS WAS KNOWN TO
Friends OF NINE IN THEsLEGISLA-
TURE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CUES
TION, AS CAN ABUNDANTLY
PROVE, AND HAVE NEVER SAID
OR WRITTEN A WORD INCONSIST-
ENT W rTH THIS POsITION.'-W II.
R,LFner
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s DIR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
SAID THAT TIE ULLOGH-RILL
SETTLEMENT WAS OF ENgALCULA a
BILE ADVANTAGE 10 THRESHOLDS, S.
..ANDTHAT. HK, HAD NO HESITATION
In sAYING III OUGHT 10 BE &C.
CRPTED & Sib5eys.
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GOODS,

'.....sa GOODS,
purchased at o very great advantage, among which
will be found some Of the rarcst bargains ever OF
fered. Besides hundreds Of others, Will be found
4O-inch COLORED ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASH
MERES, in all the various colors, at SO cents a
yard-neysr before offered II less than 65 cents
Bost PACIFIC CAsHM ERES in all the various
shades at 15c.;
20 pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
37Xc.. sold generally At Soc;
rs pieces at and 55c., heretofore sold 1T GO and
65e.;
LUPIN'S S1.15 number Satin fni,h) at S5c. a
yard;
27 pieces SILK LUSTRE ALPACA at 25c.:
A large stock Of 25c DIR Ess GOODS will be offered
at 1890;
LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL SYRIAN GRAPE at Csc. ;
NOME CLOTH in black and coored at less than
usual value:
Is pieces ZULU CLOTH at &c. yard, the value
of which Is 45c. oc is
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Would you wish to see this honored
State so dissraced that when one OF her
sons visited sister State, he would be
forced to write upon the hoteI-register,
"JoHS WASHINGTON, Virginia, but not a
repudistor"' Mississippians have felt called
upon to do that very thing-clear their
skirts OF the stain OF reputation.
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ny SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS.

~ SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS,
OIL-BOILED BLACK SILKS At 5:c 4 yard. They
now eifrr the largest stock Of Silks ever offered
this side of New York; among hem some Of The
most startling bargains;
pieces of GUlNET's BLACK SATIN-FINlSH
Warranted in every rcspcctj at 31.2j;
10 pieces more of the heavier weight AT $3.50 per
yard. general price o. which Is % 10;
BONNET'S and GUINET'S "SUBLIME SATIN
FINISH 'Ltthe finest quality mannlacturcdl II
$3.50 and s2.75 yard, the general value Of
which Is 81 yard;
In COLORED SILK thcv offer every shade and quail
ity; among them will be found some rare bar
gains;
They also offer the most extensive variety in SILK
aud WORSTED NOVELTIES:
Full line OF BLACK aud COLORED rEklN SAT-
ms at S1.25.
Special attention is called 10 their large stock OF
EVENING SILKS. oc ID
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The Canvass.
SPEAKING IN LOUISA.
!"
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
- Q-0

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
iFREDERIGKsHALL, October 20. 1870.
A large crowd OF Louisa soyereigns as
sembled here to-day to listen to a discus
sionief athe,debt settlement. At 10 O'Clock
the Richmon nd train arrived, bringing Col
lonel William s. Gilman and Major Robert
Stiles; soon aftertWhich speaking was COM
menced, and progressed during the day till
the ,doWn;train Tor. sRichmond passed, mt
ls;l7 .P.s NJ, The debt ring saa vocates
aweresiM essRs. Robert Stiles, Colonel Will
liam S. Gilman, Henry w, Murray lConser-
ssasfV candfoat for Lie sShhate) ahd John
Hunter Conservative can didate i0nssthe
HoiAs1sss Rexdfustefs. James, ala RAWelL
candidate for the Senate, and Henry j.
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WING please copy. ,slIEx.I
HALIFAX COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
49, -. ". n ~ III q Nv I.,,mxr r.nr. " y
dALFAx,GGURTE0USE, v A.,
Ontnber 90. 1870.

.-.31-..-5 ALFAXgI0URTK0USE,gV " 4, n
October 20, 1879.
~ The canvass in this county is very active.
with every prospects that tue nominees OF
the Conservative party will be elected. Mr.
n. T Green, the nominee for the Senate, is
q gentleman OF very high character, law
yer Ia fine practice, and man who enjoys
the esteem and confidence OF onr people of
every shade OF politics, The two candis
dates for the House OF Delegates are gentle
mon not so well known. but stand well In
their sections of = tbes county, and will
make very good rep essptatiY ives On SAT!
:Hrday ,stha I8thAsth there were meetings LOT
THO speopfe &c three points lid the county
AT tDgTam's III ore near the PittsylViahiaI
line Captain Henry Edmunds and General
Hurt SPOKE; and the reputation Of these
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Be up and doing. Be active and yigiant.
Be watchful and guarded. Be true and
faithful. Be Vireinians worthy of your
name. Be all these, and you can never cast
vote to dishonor your State.
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The Phenomenal Pluck OF the Benz

OcrGcy.
from the Cincinnati Commcrcial-Rep.l .
We are never more impressed with the
wonderful vitality and rugged power OF
the Democratic party than in the days OF
its defeat. The surprise is not in the cleo
ton OF Tuesday last that the Democrats,
burdened as they were, suffered defeat, put
that they wcreabe to exhibit such strength
and resolution. Surely there never was
more unkindness shown a party in pre-
pairing it for combat. The issues were
awful; yet under these circumstances
such that it ought to be matter OF surprise
that there il Democratic vote to each Ohio
township-the old party comes out grim as
an army of veterans, and fights TO the Bit
ter end in the spirit OF the soldiers OF Rus
STA, OF whom it is said it is not sufficient to
kill them, they must be knocked down al
ter they are dead. Now, we are able 10 re-
joice that this surprising host was diScom-
fitted, beaten few per cent. in pro-
digious vote, and we know that under the
gloom of their defeat there may be disap-
pointment and resentment but never dis
oouraeement. On the next occasion they
will turn out again with full ranks.
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50 eaai returrs OF the CAL forniRetec4
Ton shoW sthst the vote on Chinese ami iI
grafton % sss ii fayor ana 1854 ,8a d aiiast.'
Y high sougbs soseonylnSe eyery BODY that
ths lnese sskoulf ls kent out, sosss shis|
country.
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,sROH EXCHANGE.

orr,,p NvpkR!NTENpENrPt DBL, ,.,,",,i>a. :,
RICHMOND. VA, Septc'"t, r - r,..T
4 .LABOR EXCHANGE ii I'm ,' ~ he
= ESTABLISHED, under :i' III III ,.,,. work :, r
t n1,e unemployed and homcs Tor '"'''H' >'''
tb,s city. nrpltE Has b. :
OrENED, In connection vim 'ie y Jny,c ,,e>'
OUTDOOR Poor whe.s srG,Ii; ;@s 10 rmpo> r''
Ing employment and ;Eo>r ''s'''"'
SONS can be registered. ,,,.r. ,r,.h-> anI '''"t'
lions are now regt>;trrd t"t Nli,,RH 81 -.
Tho IN want OF srkN An ,scnI "!.a 500
are requested 10 tai a. "a ,,r,N.
Office. ,,,u,.s,J .suPEkiN'<.h
DENT or runI,,HTn os HANSSrtiiilScEE;;,.,xR.
Va" marked " tADVTTn IELES I. hiTT,m,rr,;,,..
sea .sm superintendent Q! E''">
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: II the eastern editors assume that the per-
sons who have been attempting to squeeze
the country under gold standard have Il
great victory in Ohio they are Mistaken
Cincinnati Commercial.
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MI JUST RECEIVED,
4 FRESH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
800 BROAD STREET.

Full line Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS at popular prices;
BLACK CACllEMIRES,
COLOEED CACIlEMfRES,
BLANKETS, FLANSELS,
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS In endless variety,
ia NDkERCHiEFS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS, in remnants. at very
low prices:
CASSIMERE&-ful! line.
CLOAkS-full lIue
100 dozen BLEhCIIED DiMASK TOWELS II
25c, cheapest ever offered in the city.
DC lin 4. HUTZLER & SON.
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~
gsgenAL ss.rsergs
~, HOW TO SAVE MONEYS
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR oLo4Ks.z -
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR DRESS GOODS
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR CAsHMEREs
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR FLANEELs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR TOWELS, (.
60 TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR DoILIEs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR BLANKETS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR QUILTS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR RUGS.
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR s1IAwLs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR PANTS GOODS
GoTO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR UNDERWEAR
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR SHIRTS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR PRINCES,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR CREPE,
GO TO LEVY BROTHER FOR ALPACAs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR VELVET,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR SILK,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR BARGAINS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR BARGAINS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR BARGAINS.
Zoe 21l
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NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOOD
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE. THE STOCK, FIXTURES,
Il AND GOODWILL OF ONE OF TIE BEST
RETAIL GROCERY STORES IN THE CITY. The
owner having other business Is the only reason f'r
selling. Terms accom- N odating IL the security be
80, CHAFFIN, STAPLES i CO.,
oc2 l-3t Ne. north Tenth street.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.,}
IiyE RICHMOND. Va, October .. 1879: ),
TOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE

IOTICE Is HEKEB1 UI V EN ~ IHE
In following holders of the .GUARANTEEp RE-
GISTERED BONDS OF THE RICHMOND AND
iStVYil,I,E RAILROAD COMPANY, due day /,
lS78.-to wit. Margaret j. Boyle, Bond No. JOB,
for sslOQ; +. E. Graves. receiver, Bond No. ia,
for S7O(: Holden Rhodes, 'commissi .ner, Bond No.
All fof ai,4O 1.-THE residence OF said persons being
unknowH to this eomDanyh 10 presen, the same for
payment AZ the ONCE OF the company In the city or
fichiIlontf. on OF before JANUARY I, ] $50, as
after thar date interest the same win cease, and
this uolica will be pleapetin bur thereof. MD
Nv order OF The Board OF Directors.
oc 7-Tu4w RICHARD BROOKE, Secretary.
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81 = -6.p
Married. on October Ii. 1879, the resttsenee on
the brides parents. 2715 Mnrshal street. Gy sne
Rev a. w. Wedfiell, e. EUGENE CARTELZUgUS
or Brooklyn, MY, to bliss BELL g. COLLllsshs.
No cards.
Married. by ReT. William N. Scott, October lAth'
.htss AGNES sfkEEIE. of Richmond. and VIII"
LIAM D. TERRELL, of Hanover county, va
Married in this ely at the residence Of the brde's
sister, October 20, 1870, by the Rev.W. ~ Hatcher
D. D., 5Ir. SAMUEL IL. HOTTIE and Miss LUCY
7 Bin frishurs fPa.l Baltimore tMd.) and Frede-
rcksburg. Val, papors please copy. 49,
1855 EzaHssEszsszEzszE.zE4E a 4
:! lIl Is DEATHS
Dad last evening, October goth. ut 81 O'Clock OF
bilious remiltent fever. ANNIE EI.MA, youngest
daughter OF james and Beltie e. Luxford; aged
two years aud six months. ~ 80 ~ = q.
Her funeral will be ut the residence at 4 O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON. Friends OF the family are
invited.
Died. ut 5 O'Clock Sunday morning, October 10,
1879, AMANDA, infant daughter of John r. and
Amanda johnson aged enc year eight months and
seven days. .-. z,..-.s. ~ .!1E-
81. No more the pleasant child Is seen .t :
To please It's parents eye;
o. ....'- The tender plant so fresh and green
81 Is In eternity. r-G .s.sE ~
Lynchburg and Boston papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL OF
GOODS. #
COHEN BROTHERS,

CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS,
will offer on MONDAY, October 2Oh, upwards Of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
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saorELs AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

(tARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
W LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS: bALTl-
MORE, MD.--Rates reduced TO % and sE.SV per
day, according 10 location Of rooms. hxtra snaISes
ror ms rlors bal hs and double rooms, according 70
size. The most convenient and latesl-ouiit Eotei
the city, Elevator runs continuously 10 At ~, Tug
doors. +. w. CpLEAaS' AsnaSSSn"
BALTIMORE, Md, October ~, 1873, &c le-em
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FALL oVERcoArs'
FALL OVEECOATS,
FALL OvEECOATS,
FAIL OVERC0ATS,
f. B. SPENCE & son.
f. l.. SPENCE 4 son.
E. Il. SPENCE & son.
f. Is. SPENCE & SON.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
MEDlCATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
+. Il. SPENCE son.
E. y. SPENCE L son.
f. i. SPENCE i son.
+. y. SPENCE & son.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASSIMERE SETS,
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
f. 3. SPENCE & son
+. Ii. SPENCE Il son.
f. Il. SPENCE & son.
Z. Is. SPENCE L son.
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS,
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS,
HEAVY UNDERSHIRTs,
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS.
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
f. B. SPENCE & SON.
+. B. SPENCE L SON.
f. B. SPENCE & son.
ocS L. B. SPENCE & SON.
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DnL-HEADS, $3.50 to SS per rehi1, at
Es tina DISPATCH PRiNTtNG.hoUaE
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THE COLLEGE, AGAIN.

About P. NJ, Notwithstanding the heavy
rains which had come up, quite fair au-
dience turned out to attend the inaugural
exercises. CoDgratulatory remarks were
made by DR.. Krautb, in which he took occa-
sion to speak the praises OF our OLD Domin-
ion, DR.. j., j. Moorman, in behalf OF the
Board OF Trustees, formally turned over to
the president-elect the investiture Of his Of
flee. The inaugural address, we can safely
promise, is one thatwill be we'll worth read
ing; it also vii! doubtless appear in pam
phiet form at an early day. B.
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4 L.hiANAtS For is>n.

4 HISTORY OF
~ BRISTOL rAKl>th ~
WITH -, ~, .
GENE!LOGlES OF FAMILIES ,'N'
lnERtwilH. .,,.r,,.>,
,xD t;rsTuiiGNL ILLUSTRATORS
~ . ,
REV. PHILIP Sl.ArGliIhR' D. u
SECOND spITioN. 80
r.,,,,.,,,. volume u ga rarrN. WIZ p. :
Ri,,JTn-n church Price. $3.50 by n''' Vai'.
ishcd by ,,>u,I ~, 4 ENGLISH,
,cc.,er 1902 and 1891 NJ" ...,'
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4; s5fa SALEM, VA, October u, 1919. !,
Il Editors Dispatch: From 10 a. I'd. untl!
10 o'clock this evening feast OF Good
things ilas been spread before our puoiic-
a dish for all, accosdingto the,taste OF eacn.
The published exercises .ef Roanoke COL
lege connected with the opening Oh, the
/" Biftle Memorial Library the formal IN
of Professor Julius D. Dreher
No president OF the College, 4 polilt1lcesa a
speeches from our disting uished represent,
atiyes, Senator's Johnston and TuckeE. ana
Captain Chamberlayne OF the Stqts, these
constituted the programme for the day.. j,
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if she could have foreseen the course Of
history for even few years. 1t is she,
and not the pretty Austrian, who will be
known for ever as the wife of Napoleon.
1t is her statue that rises in marble in
the public places of Paris. II is her name
and those of her children that mark the
great avenues of the metropolis-Avenue
Josephine, La Refine Hortense, Boulevard
du Prince Eugene. Though she was
ousted remor.elessly from a throne to
make room for Maria Louisa, it was her
children-the children of the creole pro-
script-who should become the tenantso
palaces and not those of her rival.
The Duke of Reichstadt was to pass
youth of inglorious pleasure, and was to
die before his prime. and leave no son to
inherit his claims to empire; while the
Beauharnais line was to stretch out like
the swarm of kings seen by the Thane OF
Cawdor in his vision. Eugene, her
heroic son, after the fall of the Napol-
cons, returned to the court of his father
in-law, the King of Bavaria, and became
Prince of Eichstad'; Duke of Leuchten-
berg, and first nohleman of the kingdom.
His daughter, united to the son of Ber-
nadotte, became Queen of Sweden; an
other beclme Princess of Hohenzollern.
and third Empress of Brazil. His old
est son won the hand Of the Queen Of
Portugal, and the younger married a
daughter of the Gar Nicholas of Russia.
And whatever doubt might be thrown
on the purity of the Napoleonic descent
by which the Emperor Napoleon Ill
claimed the throne, be was unquestion-
ably the son of Hortense, and was Beau
harnais and Tascher-la-P -Pagerie beyond
challenge. The grandson of Josephine,
Louis Napoleon, ruled France in peace
and with a sort of splendor for the space
of twenty-five years, while the period of
the first Napoleon's reign, counting Con-
$ulate and Empire together, was but
fifteen-though 50 powerful was the per-
sonal imprint made by the uncle, and so
vague was the individual character of
the nephew, that the shorter reign seems
like an age, and the longer like an cpl
sode.