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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
The Sanguinary Struggle in
South America.
Interesting Information from Ireland's
Isle.


RUSSIA.
TURCoMANs AND LAWYERS.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 14.-The Turco.
mans are preparing vigorous resistance to
the Russian advance on Merv.
Two prominent lawyers were arrested in
this city yesterday charged with Nihiism.
Great Britnin.
PANAMA CANAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-The Standard under
stands that no official statement as tothe
subscriptions to the stock of the Panama
Canal will be made for five or six days.
PRESERVATION OF THE PEACE
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Dublin Gazette
announces that after the l4th of August
certain parishes in Counties of Derry and
Tyrone will be placed under the peace
preservation act.
DEMAND FOR AMERICAN PRODUCTS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The United
States Consul at Manchester, England, in
dispatch to the Department of State, gives
a glowing account of both the agricultural
and manufacturing interests of that coun-
try. The failure Of the crops is much more
serious than is generally supposed abroad.
The demand IN England for meat and
grains from the United States will be ell
ormous Better methods of placing Ameri-
can butter, cheese, beef, hams fruits, &C.,
on sale in the English markets would in
crease their sale immensely.
Africa.
INFORMATION FROM ZULULAND.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-A dispatch Just re-
ceiyed by the Daily News from Madeira
gives an account of the meeting of Sir Gar
net Wolseley with the Zulu Chiefs The
dispatch says the result OF the meeting can
not have been altogether satisfactory to Sir
Garnet as Immediately after its close Col.
Clark's brigade was ordered to move for
ward to Entowangon, and to be reinforced
Immediately by the whole of the Eightieth
Regiment and two Gatling guns.
Another dispatch transmitted from Me-
dina by cable, and reaching there by ship
is dated Port Durnford, July 22d. 1t states
that Cetywayo that day made another eff
fort to ascertain from Sir Garnet
Wolseley upon what terms his surrender
would be accepted, and what degree of lib
erty and independence in the future would
be granted him. ut is said, +" continued the
dispatch, that Cetywayo's warriors have
completely deserted him, and that further
fighting is impossible unless the terms Of
fered are so harsh as to compel Cetywayo to
reject them and drive him into the bush,
from whence he may, for some time, con-
tinue desultory guerilla warfare.
Austria.
ANOTHER ERUPTIvE VOLCANO.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Australia, from Sydney, N. S. W., via Hon
olulu, has arrived at this port. The volcano
of kilanca has been very active for several
weeks, and is throwing out river OF
lava.
Russia,
PREPARATIONS BY THE TURKoMANs.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Aug IA st. Petersburg cor
respondent reports that Turkomans are
retiring on Merv and the Northern Desert
They have sent several thousand sheep to
Khiva to exchange for corn for the coming
campaign. 1t is reported that an English
merchant has sold to the Tekke Turkomans
1,S00 Martini rifles
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Doct. Ayers Laboratory, that has done
such wonders for the sick, now issues po-
tent restorer for the beauty Of mankind
for the comeliness which advancing age is
so prone to diminish and destroy His
Vigor mounts luxuriant locks on the bald
and gray pates among us, and thus lays us
under obligations to him, for the good
looks as well as health of the community.
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REMOVALS.

nR. T. WOOD HAS REMOVED FROM NO
- ~ West sixth street to No. "a West Eighth
street, between Vine and Race. iy24 18TH tn
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THE FEVER FLAG
Floats Mournfully Upon the
Breeze at Memphis.
Thirty five New Cases and
Twelve Deaths To-day.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 14-NooN.-Thirty-fv
new cases, seven white and twenty eight
colored, were reported this morning. The
names of the whites are Mrs. Kennady,
JAS Dolan, Christian Riser, Lizzie Markey,
Mrs. John McNulty, 5. H. Gibson and Thos.
Moffatt. DR.. Oscar Berti is among the
dead. He came here just before the fever
broke out. Isolation flags are being hung
out all over the city at infected places.
PICKETT.
MEMPHIS Aug. 14-2 P. M.-The follow
ing additional deaths were reported to-day:
Lizzie Somers, Jacob Clements, Anna
Dowd, Thomas Downey, Maria English,
Johanna Osteman, Lizzie McElroy and ].
NJ. Tighe, white Carrie Doyle, John Gilli-
tan, Maude Roe, colored.
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WANTED--PARTNFR.

" "ANTED-PARTNER- - Business man with
w 5000 to $4,000 cash to take half interest In
one OF the best paying businesses in the country
Call and investigate or address ]. RUTHVEN. No.
"a Emery Arcade. aul4.2ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED---MISC ISCELLANEOU
" ANTED-YOUNG MAN-To work on placs
w near the city. Apply at % West Sixth street.
aul4-2t"
M WANTED-WASHING-To do by poor wo-
w man, at home, or will go out Call at %
Thirteenth street. l3tI
WANTED-ADVERTISI TO DO-By four
w young men going to walk 10 Mammoth Cave,
returning by the way OF Louisville. Address
WALKERS, Commercial office 13-a
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To make the arms, face and neck look
plump and white, use only that harmless
cosmetic, Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
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MEMPHIS August IA % A. M. - The
weather this morning is fair and warmer,
still quite pleasant.
The resignation of Hon. John johnson,
member of the State Board of Health and
Superintendent of Quarantine, is said to be
due to disagreement between Drs. Mitchell
and Cochrane and Mr.. Johnson. Dis
patches from Corinth deny the existence
Of fever in that place. -Four more new
cases and three deaths were reported after
our last dispatch yesterday, closing the
official report with twenty-three new cases
and twelve deaths for the day.
DR. CABELL's OPINION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Dr. Cabell, Of
Virginia, President of the National Board
of Health, in conversation this afternoon
expressed the opinion that yellow fever
would not spread beyond its present limit
in this country. He thought the vigorous
measures taken at Memphis to confne the
fever to the limits of the city has proved
most successful. He did not think it would
last much longer at Memphis.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT BRICK HOUSE - With rooms.
Il gas, water and bath; Az Liberty street In.
quire at 475 Liberty street 1S-3t
EOR RENT-IIOUSE-Brick of rooms and at,
Il tic, in good order, 326 Linn street Apply al
SO Court street, or 1S2 Poplar street 1885,
EOR RENT-STORE AND OFFICEs-Desirabk
Il rooms for stores and offices in the new build
ing c. Sixth St, next east of the Gazette Buii6
ing Inquire OF S. J. THOMPSON, 50 West Thik1
street. jy30-1it
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MISCEIIANEOITS

~.oINTo ,,,,yDn !, =, - -
4 IoINS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, RELICS Curl
" OSlT1ES. Send stamps for price.lists MER,
GER, 147 Central avenue. WAIT
EOOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPE3
VI made in all kinds of weather at KELLYH
Gallery. 1876 W. 5th st. bet. Elm and Plum.
SNARES OF NEW YORK, OR TRICKS AND
~ Traps of the Great Metropolis, exposes an
sWindles, humbugs and pitfalls of the CITY, Just
out, nearly 200 large pages, profusely illustrated,
SOC, of any bookseller or newsdealer or by mail
JESSE HANEY & CO., 1l9 Nassau street, Nea
York.
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FOUND.

M nTD-Forty pounds good Family
I LDU III for 81, at ThORNBURY'S, "a
W. Sixth street, between Plum
ana central avenue. aul42tThS
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
EOR SALE.-Good route on this paper. In
l. quire at this Office at o'clock tfa
EOR SALE-GROCERY-Stock and fixtures OF
l. retail grocery; also horse and wagon. For
particulars inquire at go Walnut street.
jy10-Th, ,S&Tutf
EOR SALE OR RENT-SEWING MACHINEs-
u All kinds of new and second hand Singer
Family Machines, with attachments, for $40, and
variety of other good machines for S.. at 3Gi
Wa'er street aul4-3te
EOR SALE NEWSPAPER - The Fort Scott
Il Daily and Weekly NJ nitOr newspaper, with
job printing Office and book bindery attached;
splendid condition. the daily receives all the dis
patches of the Western Press Association Ad-
dress W. C. PERRY. Fort Scott Kansas list
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Austria.
ANOTHER ERUpTIvE VOLCANO.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Australia, from Sydney, N. S. W., via Hon
olulu, has arrived at this port. The volcano
of kilanca has been very active for several
weeks, and is throwing out river OF
lava.
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No NEW STOCK. FALL Goono
ID. Il Z. MITTELDOrrsp
OFT BROAD sTptyr


viii open OH MONDAY The l,yyo..
complete stock of DRY GOODS In the ci,v NIT
chased In New York at auction for c,.b 49, pr
at less than old prices. 40 s'E"
Bta aSa CASHMERE al l2's, 1sa, 20. q, 10
ALL:WooL BLACK cAsnHFrg ., '''
or 90, 90. 20. 80, e5c., ann$i: a. 4o'4i ~.
Our can't A,hL he be.9: BLACK CASHMERE !,
DHEss GOODS In all he hates, stale. 49,,
rr S irg 2 -. per yard 10 he fre, h'Tf'-
ELAnh siLhs' from auction, frora G;jr,
L Lo2 At or BLACK SILK at 81 worth :, =.
6OlpRED siLkSanG sATiEs In an ,Eas,,0o:
200 70, p,es,s WHITE, RED. Blue. I snG =
LEaSS ELS' IN pain aad twilloI: uI,thAA
These goods are ten per cent les r' ann &c.
CATION ST , FFL FL: at 7. 3, 9. 10. ,,s1."
300 pieces CALICO AZ &c. PER yard.
A iMlI line OF BLEhCHED ami EP0uS r,..
,csRP PST FeSt aRp az h@e,1,G VT
On tbesa ..nnd, 49,, ELS from anc,
civ. '''"' "e are 'oe lowest IN prfcs IN NJ.
H E3T9 CARPETS Is at IL 1s; Is. and co.: ':
WIZ az % AZ "a al *: 20. 30, 35 Al. - -
oT, o. 'of'c'' ana Il tor The very it, ~, -
FLOOR oIL-cLoTHs a, Soc. r., 49,,
price Soc: 'A'"' Feiuai
COCOA MATT1StiS from aGcIcn. 'N" e.;
TAPESTR and VELVET MATS .,, No.
very large stock NJ very low pre-: -
TABLE Oli.-CLOTIIS in great yar,,.,.
UNDERWEAR for ladies. ch,!grcn' 49,,
men--a complete assortment: ~ ''''' i"@!Ic
LADIES' FESTe.-lQo dorm 70 5c s,,, cyl. =.
goods before you buy. '''" u '..".':
mEDicATED SHIRTS and NRAWYpy eo-
tlen1en 1T 81 CSC. an'ec", regular rricc az oF E"@'
CSDERsHiRPs at rs. 90, 80, l., Sd ~ :,
Soc. aud : apiece; -' ''' VI ~,
HOSIERY. NOTIONS,
CASSiMEREs for mems and boys wca7:
TRIMMINGS.
FRlSGES. WOOL AMI SILK GLOVES. Er
CLOAKS and SliAWLS, The large. ,,crt ~. a.
exhibited: -''~'
CLOAkS from ~ 10 :3J.
Give us y call.
D. & +. MiTTELDurFFr
Sc Zo-s.M&" J27 Broad s'r,r.
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Charles City.

On the 18th September tThursday) there
was discussion in. Charles City between
ex-senator A. A. PHLEGAR and Y. Walden.
Mr.. PHLEGAR scattered to the winds the
"riff.raff" of stale jokes, wild declarations,
and reckless nonsense of the asitating can
yasser, and there was no impression left be-
hind it. Charles City, one Of the most re-
s.pectablc OF our old counties; that has been
so celebrated for its admirable society ana
famous public men, is pretty we'll redeemed,
and we may hope most earnestly that Jnqse
LACY will not be returned to the Leglsia'
ture next winter, nor until be learns how
to espousc and maintain tue principles, OF
craftsmanship and public devotion. -.
Walden, in &scurl of extravaganza and
nonsense, declared that he would prefer TO
live for twenty-siX years under the OLD
funding bill at per cent. interest on the
public debt to seeing the MCCUILocH bill at
per cent. interest enforced. He further
more declared that rather than the McCUI-
LoCu bill should be enforced he would that
there should not be another Legislature in
the state OF Virginia for forty years. That
is, he would prefer anarchy and general
wreck to the enforcement Of that debt-set-
Element bill which would rapidly pay off
the public debt and bring to the people OF
Virginia peace, order, thrift, and entire
harmony and happiness. =.
~ A declaration such as this from prorni-
nent agitating canvasser shows what. q de-
gree Of vndictiveness is inspired and amour
I ished in the minds OF the vicious andreckless
party In the servile employmentoi WILLIAM
MALONE a party that would plunge the
State into utter ruin rather than MARONE
should be defeated. a.,
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lllllaall I'LL
J GslBEa %, ss7s '
Il srsas Fraud.

!. - re,sesai sefed by THO people o.
- 4, Is ,has The demagogne MAssEy. vno
4 ,,erass ose ssas
ss.y 81 another readsustment q me Su rs.
asht has haes, for six, years EssemEpel.9.
me apislatare, aud that during the @fo sssI
-. tsas time, though 4 Misunderstanding poi,;
sic,a,, as be now Is, has never iusaea /.
one dollar Of the public deb or g. enc s esn y
8, the interest thereon. Daring inc Who a.
oistnose six gears Of Legislation he ': never
sssr,s 20 have discovered OF, to have peen
,a $500 s,sn,g,, to announce what the shele
.sno,,as Of The public debt Is. or wnat ln-
..erest should be paid thereon By the peopie'
Thougl, boastingly claimed by ms irlgna !.
ana hid own insolent coneeit TO be q talent.
81 and sagacious statesman, he has never
-, ,,isn,aaved sense enough to construct 3
bill ., readiustment himself, or to vote ZOE
one constructed By any one etse. l. y "
ne voted for the BARBOUR blu, put !i.a. Ma I
~ hi, i r,ee,csonstruction even had y neen
s;snsd by The Governor, nor was It tea Claimed
], - s,,c,esber by The bill i:seif.or its aoyo-
Gates and supporters, SuS 11IgrSf no stGss
tton Of the Bin declaring its purpose only
10 is be temporary eypedtent to relieve
nresan, financial embarrassment OF Inc
sta.a anf, To- i. secure an adtustment OF
the public, debt, with The consent o. tue
cr.sd,,o,s II practicable" Every body knows
that even had Governor HOLIDAY signed
and given validity tothe BARBOUR . piil, ING
creditors would never have accepted one OIL
! iss provisions any more than they did Lnose
of the BococK-FowLEs bin. for Whicn MAS ~. .
sEY did not vote.
And yet MASSEY. who bias Deen p'ou.'ns
and iumbling for six. years in the Les'sla;
tnre about adjusting the State debt, ana
ntierIy failed to- adiust:a dollar OF ,prlnclpai
or interest, has now the impotence to DC.
come candidate for another four years,
election in his district. Is it possible that
the. intelligent people Of Albemarle ana
Greene will disgrace themselves ana tneif
State by returning such worthless ieglsia-
tor and impudent demagogue to the Legs
lature again Can honest Read1ustess III
his,sdistrict. If there De any, trust man
.o,r years longer who has been dead fall
ure for the six years last past ? Ii ne couid
resdiust nothing then, what honest prom
Use can he make Of readjustIng anything
now? Away with such a fraud!
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i,,ilv o,,s ia and Crstg to %.
81. s q ! ia yioss ID oiis tation 81
l,is friends and 10 d sense q GUY by
8 b,s glorious old Ipmorv salta. he ~ =.
! { feeling Of .,,erso kiedfcss so~ar 81?
s,s 49,. spasa Ia IA lis sornieF senator5,atid
s,st "a. have preferred the peace ant rsf're.
, d O. home to the excitement OF pap',c
Sservice but Major spEssAED greler.rrseals ny
i; eri:;yilify to MAHo.e, andttIc
ignon,e Office Of asfsasiot, and Sdistur pan g
lofst1e peace yand happiness ri his Com g.
mIoe,sp,asesaIth, .ios The displayaot paohc Sc.
.yetion and : the rescue oil Virginia tro on,
,neril andidistress; and II became worse s
.t,,sn folyalit became d ctiine.--t'c g1ve
'ps,a,y Is oas who was conspirinIes WIZ ti
The public. enamy-to.- difnse discord ana
misery, over the State, Colonel -EDAospso =,
aets 4, IKE true Virginfan, and deialsu !
b,nself scandfdata for the Senate anu =
,,n,nnisert fightf for Virginia and to- 90 9
t,ShsaSI Be could to defend he: against the
worst enemies that have been arrayea
=, ami the foundation OF tue
Cannon wealth. ,Briefspeeehest were mace 2
:, the last Roanoke court by Goionel Ed
WINDSOR and also. by Major sREssAARp'
The Major whined about what nc ';c s,i.
nlained TO be -tbs upkIqdness eAelDqle's "a
by the Colonel towards him. I'VE then geaa5
the tone of the Mstor showed that ne was was
.ne 49, ri that had been
d;snIaved towards him; but when be dlved
into The madness 81 communism, declaring
that this was war between the rich ana 9
the poor !. We at once concluded that tne
kind feeling and courtesy shown TO Malos
spEssARp had been altogether misplaced. !.
Major SPEssARD is beaten, it VIII DC ait w.
rether Just. We have no fear OF any unto
ward event. -. .,..ey =.
We EXTRACT the following paragraph from
the Salem, Conservative:
Atthe conclusion of Major Spessard's re-
MARKS Mr.. Wv. Berkley advanced to the
stand. and in a brief but stirring talk WIN
drew 'bis candidacy in favor OF Colonel Ed.
mnndson. Before taking bis seat, he SAID
he copld not refrain from condemnIng some
of the utteranees OF Major Spessard, Whlcb,
10 his mind, tended to communism. This
was decided hit, ard elected loud ,ap-
plause from the audience. 1t is due TO Mr.
Spessard to state that be discalmed enter
tanning any communistc sentiments OF feei,
ings. Mr. Berkeley gave the, Major severa'
other pretty bard knocks ;all OF which were
heartily cheered. We would Judge from
the demonstrations made that the sentiment
Of the audience was largely opposed to Mr.
Spessard and the sentiments he uttered.
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N" SUPERB DISPLAY OF
FALL FASHIONS.
AGNlFICENT ARRAY OF DH%S> F,n;
SlCL.E BROTHER :.
3 | l AD STIR!

We have now open an elegant 'Ia~ or lVpuvryn
DRESS GOODS for fall an : wir;cr:
large assortment oil |.tCHEMiEts 81 our oY.,
importation:
CACIlEMIRES from &c. t. :!.2j rar yqr!:
magnificent qua'iv-ll wunl-fpr 5Oc.:
Our Il cACilEHlI.i. rr.ilcc TO 75r:
A full linz II MoHl!NS and BLACK NLrAA;
from 20 10 1jr.:
Our soc. ALPACA reduced TO 81 g.; an ~.
quality II 4jc.:
Don't fail 70 lnH ut our s.&t'rrJT L>l.
GLOVES a. 25c.;
Our SILK DEPARTMENT < Complete:
Handsome BLACK SILK ~ 81: eN,rt ga IS.
Sl.2J :fvcrS Guc. Sl.Jn.
DOM fall 70 ,oak ., o"rfl NArkINS:
SILK EELEk.Ts III at c,inr,. Uuch rwtr Tia,
were ever sold In Eicll!nrrG. We 60 .s.a...
our Gust ninrr. from IL 10 25c. per ytrt. :
these good. arc ri oar own import 70, t"sl.
Dnu'i fail 10 iooh a; "iIr TIDES ~ To-.
In DRESS GOODS "" have every variety Vat Oh
he bat. a!:'! n prize, mat We e. nur d. un....
|. son-,the largest assortment H. !nchmpn1
DOM fail = ionk al our BLANKETS:
! splendid assortment OF CA>SIMERF> fr n...',
aEd boys wear. All wr AK l. q ral!. ~ ... -.
satisfied we can sui. in price ar'! quAI,v.
Don't fail to look al our thErEls--i!l" a-...,
stock i'm the city:
The largest stock 6r MERlNn UNDERWEAR r.r
ladies, gentlemen. and children, tn The cliy. %
viii save from Is {" 20 per cent; hy 1G ~
ines. goods from ~ Gle Bk'll HERS.
Don't fall to look AT our KID GLOVES:
from Sc. to = ap.,ce: ',.
dozen LINEN HANDhEErIiIEFa-'he ,s. -
est ever shown IN any NOISE tat, s.cSo Sec
York.
Don't fail 10 LOOK ~ onr IRISH LINENS. r.,
10 asionish everybody.
Don't fail 10 LOOK III our HOSIERY DLrtEI.
MEST:
$50 pieces FLAESEIS from In :" iuc .-
yard. These goods were purchased b, :ur. ~.
recent rise, which enables "a 10 SCI Imm aIr.
cheaper.
Don'r fall 10 look NJ The largest a,,ur!mgn! Z
VIII lie and tOLOkED QUILTS ever ,'aNr
In this market:
Another LOT OF those cheap TOWELS:
CARPETS, MhTTIN6S. Dii.-t LUIIiS 4u:
RUGS full assortment:
Don't fail to look at our BAI.MDi:AL SKIRTS:
We have the lirr"st assortment In "y,ry depart
lneut that can be found IL ANY h"tI-c 10 T.. -.
STYLE EEOIiiEE>,
Sc l5-rod 81 Broad STREET.
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a reason .i1,terspersed and

asTeaSonIHg EefseesRftJ izzss2e HBu
most amusing anecdotes, which we're i'm.
Intensely enjoyed By The assembled people Of
lPortsmonth, who are deeply interested in
The debt question: We regret that The large
space already given to this discussion pre-.
vents usfrom doing justice here to Major
.Gregsry's NEST able and effective efforts,
which 1.-The audience received with eitre-
peated cheers and .accIamations OF delight.
Colonel Goodwin, in favor of the ,Repudi-
atorS, spoke last, but 1t Was~too. Iate.for us
to make any report OF 1t.
The audience WAS enthusiastic in their
applause for the Conservative party and the
uDhoIders OF the honor OF our State.
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80, 49, rf3sscugstesassn

M. ;lslIss Virglsaidn gives walat seems.
8 ge 4 NV s ssir rel Hi o.: tbs speaking 20
n rrisd8 Surg last nlopd day ssslere li Ia
feeu sd Ia qnesiian raised By q sfaasosE or
gar, as Io the corr ctness Of grsportsof
that y,fseuysion, We reproduce what the
-e7frgtaiun says.in ciDsing.tts account
]. "a when the discussion ,closed Il was cyl
n HeAf1f that the debt.blll men bad won the.
-fsrsft.~a.fr.. was no WATERLOO, nowever.no
dfsastrons deieat-- but the backbone OF Mo-
ya ,7sis IN Rockingham had been violently
Stacked. ii not, broken, and the delnsion
t6at the people Of his native county would
toilaw paul to any,extreme melted away.
4 'fold. aggressive fight will align old Rock
ineba,n. as she has ever been, on the roll Of
frue readiustmen,, though we never would
have believed 1t had we not been awitness
ia, the proceedings Of Monday" ~.
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king GEORGE COUNTY, YA.,1

- Septemb Der II, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: I hear that the Repu-
dators are circulating this idea to the pre-
ihdice Of the Debt.payers-viz., "That
when Virginia seeded from the Union she
was no longer State, but became Terri
tory; that when she again entered the
Union she went in as new State, and con-
sequentIy.is not responsible for the debts OF
old Virginia which were contracted before
the war."|T III, f. -. :, :: :
I'VE are surprised that any one should
suppose that there Is anything in such q
ridiculous argument '.." .,.i..: ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20

That sterling and sound public servant
"A. "A. PHLEaAR viii have an easy victory
in tho senatorial district Of Montgomery,
Roanoke, sand Craig. Thea gitators have
Nominated pr, g.. EsKRIDGE in opposi-
ton to hin, The Doctor is from ,lIissis-
.sippi, and seems to carry with him some Of
tho shell OF repsdiatiea from that State,
the well-knogn originator of that abomtnsT.
blsl word, 4, .sf5 i +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
UMBRELLA AS.

We continue 10 sell ar cItrezieiy low prices. AS
,ur stock Is greatly reduced We advise those IN Want
o call early II they wish great bargain. ~,f
Everything in our line Is no being sold at greatly
,etuced prices, so don't pat OFF making your pur-
,hases until Il IL too late.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
IA 3 L \ y X E I 5.

The largest, bcst-assOrted, and cheapest stock OF
BLANKETS ever offered Our stock must be closed
out. BLANKETS from Sl.2j 10 sl5 pair. We
offer the celebrated ll-4 CALIFORNIA BLAN-
kETS at 1915 pair, ana the standard LIS
WHITE BLANKETS III S4.7J pair. Ihtsc
BLANKETS are extra sizes, and are worth the
above prices by the box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-20
CASHMERE S.

We show 4 large stock OF ALL-WOOL BLACK
FRENCH CASHlIERES at the loves. prices yet
offered. rs we have too many on hand so must force
the sale as our Is for renti posses sion given
on the lst Of october.
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DEATHS,

Died. ut Lester Manor, King William county,
Va, on Friday morning, August 22. 1879. Of con-
gesrion of ,he brain. Miss ANN REBECCA BUT
LER, in the dfty-e eighth year of her aee.i
She lived consistent Christian. and died beloved
and espectsd by many friends. - - ....E.