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, 1879-05-12

tlin recent conietcuro Of flu Executive Commit
aco OF the trunk line managcrs NJ Cleveland.
II appears That tomu months ago eontrarts Hcrc
nladc witt, several 1arae tilhtt1cty icctlera at
Tcrro 1Iauto, Cincinnati. Springfield. nnu 81.
Louis, OH tic basIs Of rate canul to 10 cc,1ts
from Cfnclunati,-thc contracts to be In force
until July, Tho ovcncrs mid h,nall hllippcra
nude objections to the continuance Of three
contructs unicss the rntcs to nil parties wcrc
mnde to correspond. Hence tho cali fur tIle
mocting ot tic Committee. The "cycncss"
were represented by tllcIr most prominent mem-
hers, ntll attempted to run t,!rgs In t'rc!r own
interest. They fought bitterly to have thu rates
nxed on tho basis III u Il cents from Cincinnati,
but fl,c maturity of the Conrntten was against
them. 1t vas evident tlIYt there was nj why Of
abro2atirE tho contracts, nnl the shortest way
out Of trouble was to lnake the rate a general
one. 9u, nftct two tlays' dt.cusstnt,, 1t Was re-.
solved tilnt for tho present, or rntt.er until
July, the ratcs be 81 cents frnm Clncinuatt, rs
cents from Chicago, mil M cents fsutn St.
Louis. Tfis ducs awuy will, the 'uveners' y
$l5 per car drawback, nihl puts every cattlc-
ehtpper in tlle country on tho sofno footing.
f,rincr position time only can tcll. This draw
back sysFetn seems to hi the taslng III the coll
tracts under which Jor Mel'llossorl, for many
years DECEASED, md Alexander. who ware tlic
king shippers In their time, made such iRrgc
profits out Of tt,e business. 1t ought to lave
bctn abollslled long ago.
, 1879-05-12
GRiT1jkRY.

WHITEHALL. n. r., sIay ll.-Thc Hon. John
Rogers, President Of The Rogers Iron COMPANY
at A,1 Sable Forks, md cx'Inenbcr Of Congress,
dIcd ut sloruau, \. T., this nornlns.
CA1no. ILL.,, Mny 1t.-Josrpt Il. connick, one
Of tic oldest conductors tu tic 9t4tc, died vt
teutralia this morning.
, 1879-05-12

WuEr.1so, ". VA, Mny 1l.-At II o'clock
to-nigl.t " Sissy" Ross, notorious gambler,
subbcd an inmate Of house Of iil.fasnc ola gold
uutcl. Valued nj 500. Officer Maloncy attctnnt-
cd to arrest Ross, when tie latter lied. Aia-
luttev fired three Shots one tnklt's euect, an-
1lcttt,t. dangerous wound.
, 1879-05-12

SCRANTON, Ia, Mnv t1.-Extensive forcst
fires arc eatislng great destruction Of timber
nround this city. The village of TobYiIanna,
twenty miles from here, MAS entirely surrounded
by fire this aftcrnos,,. l'c ci.!zcus turned out
and fought the flames, s'naIlv getting them under
rDnttol Unless rain comes soon tie obstruction
Ut property will be iEAEl4aL8c.
, 1879-05-12

Ths csttlo-,bIppcrs, wbo for 80 long time
havu enjoyed .nouopofy Ut tlu business By
virtuo OF the drawback oi 80 per csr-loal which
ehry rsceitett 1or SCREENING up" thu business Of
the Eastern huak lines, recelyel Luck W At
, 1879-05-12

Epse41f N<pdftA to The 7Hbnns.
DANv1LlK, ILL.,, May 1i.-*flse residence Of
Mrs. slcpl!unsou, three miles southeast Of here,
was cntlrrly DESTROYED By fru yesterday after
NUN, together will nil lIr furniture, proylain1,s
barleea, etc. Luss between 81 ,oOU ntd Il, 400.
, 1879-05-12

81. ALnAss, VT, alay 1o.-lsle Hun. Bradley
Barluw, Preslslout Of tho Southeastern Railway
Ut Canada, Inns recently made another big pur-
cluae iu bonds Of Thu Southeastern Railway.
amounting to SILL, 600, making Barlow's rcccnt
total purchases about *750,0oo. Over 600 tons
of steel ra.ls hnyc rcccntly boon purclasoa III
Eug1a,,l. ThIs road runs from Newport,
VI, to West Faruham, Quoboc, there
connecting with tho Montreal, Portland
s. Dustou Railway, running to tho
St.. Lawroucs River, opposite Montreal.
Tic Southeastern Road was unable to mako
satisfactory arrangement With the 0rhnl Trunk
Hallway to crosa The Victoria bridge Ut Montreal.
Olhcr mcans Of crossing have bum aevlsed. y
eo.npauy bus been formed viii! TIE = Iarpose q
island, From st. Hnlen'a Island hnats will bu
used to tho Montreal depot. The riyor noycr
fscezrs at this point. company ltas been
organized With t200,0o0 capital, and 10 !cr
colt is alrcady paid. This WILL seriously lntor-
fcrc With tho Victoria bridge monopoly.
, 1879-05-12

ro,,,dcc-+a,s ,E7n9sl
..s..,. t,.s ~ ~. ,n1f.vr,r I'm r.tcs
I tn, ~ S,",t trnir frnn Tia vrst hayn hcnn
ios seagn state tt'' 'ue '"'o "''"
IN sess uhssthseu ~! u:..,..tv.. rc ,r IL, +.,onch
Meefngs @ ~ ,1 ~ bon, phG t',u Tina to III linz h
isIuk ie7 ~ nHfo ai 1oI ua nu,s ,1sm ~ nhvsto ~"
rue oo!eet VI aaytsk % a ants, ~ ooonts n III III
snrntne hnt tie frccto.s re.rst that
no oeamta saa G' ~ -o"''
10 M s ao MI !" H." dmlnutfon In the yo1
10 !oW dhss, s my thf !. nn,nt ~ IT,. " nn"r ia
nMe OF ttaMc usel a nT na nrn.s o rnr"ns Il
son swatoi S u '' s'"''
manly A.tssoutNus: ~ ho,r,v.- A,v. .,uo bo.n
9 worx ,rnc '"0's'' ""'' "'' 0''"
IN she lst o. 'nnHn.} ut sce. ,sn,,nr,iv
fSsa'eM ~ T. !"U sxcanvo xMic h@s no matcriaiiy
affected tne hceoIs a " ta .a' v"hip""s 'os na"s
yenfn pas:, cgasG a,I 0 III E nr,. ror c,rt mn,
Me1%nS % i.c ~ ~ ieen mil az
t'lIau nonan nl tne ~ ~ . un.n ~ Tin
sossh pes eSnt r. ,a ~ nh nv s.nt nrr
havs 9een cStnanEsu ELI. tos pss WIN p'A
FGrMn' MI, r. nccorut durtrg tt,n ho,f
year nmohth ~ IVY h,'' " a'-' W. On uo' "a "e
salica N aGcV ~ .. 49,, 1a-n n ,,.,, la ..., that
, 1879-05-12
nRflNkcNNEce

Or. D'Cn7ci. dIscorercs Of the cinchona cn1o for
drunkenness, Cures I'll eases. Room FL Palmer
House.
, 1879-05-12

Here Il one OF those pretty stories that ap.
peal 10 the sMpcrstttiouE In the nature Of evcn
Ills most practical. md which Hawthorne would
hare delighted TO possess for hia note book us
the basis Of some future " sketch": N. paquet,
medallet In the service Of tho French Govern
sneaf' a. tic story goes, was IN 1866 commits
.tt,Hcd to execute medal bearing tte head Of
Lincoln. It was carly In April Tint II. Paquct,
while carefully watching tho progress Of bis
wnrk, perceived Que norn!lg crack in tho die
extending across the temple. The Government
authortttea, pleased with The excellence Of tho
likeness. ordvrc4 &r. raquet TO finish the mednl
n spite Of the blemish. A fem hours latet
President Lincoln was shot, mid strangely
enongh Bootl's bullet took almost exactly tho
course OF the crack across tile mcdnl portrait
Whnk a FLY
that the othefriso beautiful girl hhontd hare snct
taI teeth Aud all because she did uot use 8ozo-
don't. It costa 70 little to buy 1t considering tho
good It does, and its benefits stretch out Into her
future life. Poor girIl
BUSINESS NOTICES.
To Inht<s lIrr Rcnnrous thought q factm
she Eave us CAswetrs stppery Elm Lozenzea for
our cough. Sold In Chicago by luck i RAyner.
Chew tJackspn's neat Sweet Navy Tobacco.
, 1879-05-12

GREAT WESTERN.
The follow Is,tt ts summary of tho rcport OF
tho Great Western Railway OF Canada far the
half-yesr ending jan. VI, 1871. submitted at tho
recent annual meeting Of tho company:
Tic following nre the rcrcnnc rccciits of tho
spending bal. .yoas to 3lst January, ls7S:
Jlu. II. Jan. 81.
+s''z'' Wsrk,ns eapc::: ia:.ya ii
credits to re.erxs q t",,s, M brtnE q
ass!ast s1:S: ~ ssns Tor t.s cor: ~. ~,
sl4pos5 , xia'.sol
tno.osA cst on bonds, drbonsars stoek etc. loa0to
SO en 9as, Il.
3.ln7 Df. Cs. 747
"a, ~ urr!ua..................". Ex. l9u
Tine. net. resnlt q tho nalt.yoaE's working 4,
saaed slst January, is77, thofe il an improvement
Thu transfers to tho various reserve funds have
tbih lf}tar credited on revised basla. the
details Of which afc given In subsequent para
From the surplns Of .eao. 100 o tho Directors
ptcferrnca stock for tho enilro year ended ntst
leaving balance q III 0ii i6s si to b carried for
wnrll 10 noxt half-yeat.
T,lu gross receipts tho matn line and branches
compare ~ foliows With those uf tho corresponding
hntf.yeAg:
,s:fss,s f. h Yss lsf si'1 Ga:.ttet
llectchec In loca pssscnguF easnnKs........ 4,47D
as. go
Increase N t,ro4S! it.o.atock ca[ninga. It9 m
Increase In tnusls cxprtss frcis'', rents. 49,,
cte+. .-.s.>.sss.s'...'.s.'s+..s'''s" fA
- cf.7,7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22

Editors Dispatch: Please inform me how
many members will be elected to the Legis.
lature under the new, apportionment. and
whether their term will expire in 1881 or
f883-in two or four years from time OF
election--under biennial sessionsp
Give your answer In Tuesdays Dispatch,
and obIige A SUBSCRIBER.
Petersburg, October 20, 1879. :,
We did not receive the above 10 time to
answer, the questions In Tuesdays paper.
Forty senators and one hundred mem
bers OF the House OF Delegates are to be
elected next Tuesday week. The latter
will all be elected for two years. Half the
senators chosen at this election will serve for
two years, and the other half for four. But
in 1881 and afterwards all the senator's
elected will be elected for four years. The
result will be that one half OF the senator's
will be elected every two years, but all WIZ
serve for four years except one half OF those
to be elected this fall. .-.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
HALIFAX COUNTY M
snrreanos. dsnos Of INA ,ciinond Dsspsssn.

=
}sOur county canvass vas regularly opened
~, the fIrst dayTof sstis moDf dive pave !,
.had. uptlie speaking almost every day ana
IrenncntIv ut more than one place 10 tue
co,l,,Iy On tie game day. The ConsefYa-
lives are tlcfaigh lilly arr used. y. c2ula not
I'M t,,tf1prwisa when every true CONSERVATIVE
&. t,nx. j, listed for the war, land witha De-
4 .r.z,;1, s,,l, TO tearenlthibg hndoue to se-
,rTrr nernrii tr,unfplIiof honesty anu right ;
and snnder the lend ership of Green Dunk
loo and palmer, our nominees for the SEN
ore and House OF Delegates, With she ASSIST
ance OF Hurt, Edmunds. Raslana, ah9 nc
Craw, our hate representatives IN Tue Le sts
Istnre. together with Rely, Flournoy. MA.
.for ;Raeland, 1Howertor, watkins, ana
Leigh, our county canvasser, all 0! whom
are rendering yeoman service Tor. Inc
,canse. a grand victory awaits us:
SThef Conservatives are wide.aTake, and
when sue, men as Colonel John W. Rely,
sCanta,nl Henry EdmGBds, General Hurt,
and Major Ragland take the field, as they
have done, in the present canvass, we have
|. M fears OF the result. These gentlemen are
oil warriors in the Conservative. cause,
nossess the confidence OF the people. and
on mapVoccasions before now led The Con-
sentative party OF this county triumphantly
through fierce. struggles than the one ln
which itisnow engaged. -. go. .''h
+, AS the; 4th OF November draws nigh re-
adjustment and Radicalism are decidedly or
The wane in old Halifax, and the ConserVa
tive cause is strengthening every day.
--,.s.t-.~s ~ b.: HALIFAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
Honor to whom Honor is Due.

Editors Dispatch: Now that the can vass
Is approaching It's close, permit one who has
had ample mems Of Judging to render
welLdeserYed tribute TO gentleman who,
by n bappy choice, was selected to conduct
it for tue Deb.-Payers-General t. NJ. Lo-
gan. = - :,
upon the discharge OF his delicate and diff
cult duties than it became apparent that he
was, Of all men, the man'for. the helm. His
quckness Of perception, bis skill as ar, or
ganizer, his tact, and his remarkable it,
auenee over men, al once became conspicu-
ously manifest. d" ~. It. ~"
IN very short time his plans were
formed-and no sooner formed than, put in
execution. .i ~- 80
The best irtellects OF the State, recog.
nizng in him leader, placed themselves
moved about from point to point with MILL
tary precision and discipline. /
7 !iHe surveyed the hole field Of operations,
and adapted his arrangements to every ext
gency and contingency. They have been
conducted with the regularity OF clock
work. 'f' =. 49, .s'-'' '''-
/ io He has acted not only. In harmony with
the speakers, but also with the leading
minds at all the various localities in, the
State Never before was Il campaign so well
| conducted in Virginia: never was plan so
| camprehensivev formed; and never was
any plan so effectively and brilliantly car
ried out ia all its details, I'll. '"-
General Logan has worked day and night.
AL bis extraordinary energies and abilities
| have been given to the cause. His ma
chincry, SO skilfully .:contrived, has moved
with undisturbed :smoothness; and unless
all signs fail, 1.-The results OF his work will
| soon be developed in so imposing manner
as TO eutitle him to the admiration and gra-
titude of all who value the honor and good
repute Of this ancient Commonwealth. 1t
is fortunate for Virginia that she has within
her borders one who unites. so many high
| qualities, and who "a character not common
among us) is as promptin action as he is i'll
conception. " ..-N :. b.. "s.'~ - .-'.' =. be-.
This spontaneous tribute Is rendered by
one who has closely watched the condnct
| and progress OF this canvass from It's inau-
guration to the present moment 49,. -.
Nor should that wheel-horse OF Virginia
| Conservatism, John Bell Bigger, be pissed
over. His thorough knowledge: OF our
State and people, his'matchess skill In po-
| ltical strategy, and bis wonderful' energy
and industry ,have~been--devoted TO the
cause, and have contributed largely to the
success OF the canvass; for successful 1t
must he il the people OF Virginia have not
| lost those characteristics by which they have
50 long been distinguished. .. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
What Is n Coupon :

We hear q great deal said by the Agita-
tors, aud. anti-Debt-PayiDg men about the
coupon feature of the State bonds under
the McCuloch bill, and that, too, some
times from people whom we honestly be-
lieve do not know what coupon is. Let
US see, now, il there is anything in cou-
pom that is so monstrous as some people
would have you believe. The following is
form OF coupon:
"Recevable at and after maturity for all
taxes, debts, and demands due the State"
"The Commonwealth CT Virginia will
pay the bearer three dollars, interest due
1st January, 1877, on Bond No. Qor
$780," [Signed] ---, "Treasurer Of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia" r..
Now, If this coupon, or Z" State claim"
is not paid in money, when the tax-col-
'ector cones along and presents bis tax
tickets for payment, the taxpayer who is
fortunate enough to own a coupon presents
his coupon, and the two have settlement
the tax-eollector credits the coupon on the
ticket, the taxpayer pays him the balance
in money and takes in his tickets. That is
all ubout 1.-THE whole transaction. Just
80 with county claims. A taxpayer
has a., county claim for foX.scalrs,
for teams used, OIL roads, or for any
other county expense. it matters not what;
it is payable in money at the county trea-
sury, just as the coupon is payable at the
State Treasury. II The, law says it shall be
tsken for all taxes. dues, &C., due the coun-
ty. The tax-colIector comes along collect
ing taxes. He presents his tax-tickcts. The
taxpayer who is fortunate enough to rave
a county claim presents 1t, and the TWO nave
settlement, The tax-collector gives crealI
on the tax-ticket for the claim, and the tax
payer paws the balance in money and taxes
Ia his ticket. ..
Hundreds of such transactions occur in
,bis county every year, and nobody COM
plaies. Why should any complain about
the coupons? There are only two an
swers-they either do not know what they
are complaining about, or they ere not for
lunate enough to own coupon; or, it may
be, they want Office. and are trying to hum
bug the peopIe.-Bloyd Reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
Honest or Dishonest.

The Manchester Courier makes the fol-
lowing point: - - -
I. mo man, whether sage, philosopher or
historian, can estimate the exact number OF
honest and dishonest people in any given
community. The present canvass Will OTTER
the trst opportunity yet presented to take q
vote on this naked and uuequiyocal issue.
As the vote will be recorded on the 4th day
of November, 50 will the record stand for
veal or woe. Should the majority OF votes
be cast on the side OF wrong and against
The right, the tears OF all our descendants
for Que thousand years will not blot the re-
cord out. 1t is indeed fearful test. May
the glorious old State, that lost all save
honor at. Appomattox, have no cause to
blush for her degenerate sons after the ides
Of November have come and gone" =.
There is a reflection which should make
the young men amongst the Agitators pause
and consider well the consequences Of ono
fatal blunder. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
MI SYCLE BROTHERS.. .......,a
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
WE HAVE NOW A COMPLETE STOCK OF
FALL FASHIONS AND A GREAT
MANY GOODS OF OUR
OWN IMPORTATION.
~ SYCLE BROTHERS.

full SILK at Use. 81, $1.25, $3.50, sl.75, 81
In BLACK CAsuMEREs we have the largest as
scrtmcnt IN any house ibis side of New York;
CASIlMEHES ut lo, 25, 40, SO, 65e 10 81 pei
Don't fall to look at our LINEN HANDKER-
S nix Gs aHa GR fT FE1 Gfzs " e0'0r;
s-BUTTON LESLE GLOVES at 25c.:
FLANNELS at Old prices: 800 pl"ce; FLAN 81 Il
from 2i9c. to s per yard-thc cheapest lol OF
FLANNELS In Richmond.
Don't fail 10 IooS J., our hApklNS at ~ per dozen
$50 ualrs BLANKETS bought al u special bargain,
and will he sold accordingly;
ESQ BED: C0MFogTS rom = to s2 ~. ~.
Six air sooI EAk III r1 amss icF 70
yard-we have the Iargrs, stock of DRESS
i03nS ey1r :@G9 in nd kshTGnnTTi from &c.
10 & per yard-wc have large STOCK 10 selcc'
from, and cnn suit every person. -. ~ o,,,
We have very arss stock OF T9Sds q Gny GTsl
L ,;? AMI EMSRoIDt RIES. of every Kind,
which would like 10 show our customer err Ed
Don't fail ~ look at our ALL-LiNES hASDhIH
CHIEFS. six for 81;
SILK VELVETS IN az snaacr; -. s,,K pIrsu
1000 DOE dozen HOSIERY for ladies' and children,
which we guarantee to suit in price and quail
A ful. assortment Of LADIES and GENTLE
MsN's UNDE :,:v,, EAR a, .n,rs, ,rSnrRcsR.
MEhTS, which we are selling very low 10 close
them out:
INGS al old prices; All
On The third floor We have a full line of SHAWLS,
CLOAKS. and n0LMANS:
OlT-CLOIHS. MATTINGS. LACE CUR
TAINS, and WINDOW-SHADES of every de-
scrptlon.
No trouble 10 show goods.
II has been fecided for genuine bargains SYCLE
BROTHERS Is the place
SYCLE BROTHERS.
oc Coed 311 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
w SPECIAL BARGAINS AT
COHEN BROTHERS:

COHEN BROTHERS.:
100 dozen ladies' sILK-CLOCKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE at Ito box:
81 ooren ladies' extra heavy BALBRIGGA AN HOSE
alS14O box; -."
A large stock of SILK aud other FANCY HOSE al
greatly yellow market vaue:
Misses, and children's ENGLISH FANCY HOSE
Mt zoe. n pair, worth fully 33c.; ut Csc. gene
rally sold ut SIC. They are altogether Offering
the iargcs: stock of HOSIERY ever presented IN
this city;
LADIES'. gentlemen'+. and children'5 KNIT WEAR.
in which they offer many great bargains: among
them ladies' SILE-FINISII MERlNO ut 45c.:
100 dozcG ladies' and geutlcmens LINEN HAND
KERCIIlEFS at exc;
so dozen ladies' LINEN HASDKERCHIEFS at
SIC:
12O dozen LINEN HEMsTITCuED HANDKER-
CHIEFS 1T l0c.;
200 dozsn. various styles laiies' HASDkER-
CHIEFS 25 per ceai. less than usual value;
yer extensive stock OF REAL LaCES:
Scle agents for The "IIERClILES CORSET." the
latest Paris novelty, at S2.25 and 1910 for
French woven: ...-. ...trt
100 dozen FRENCII-WOVE CORSETS ut 2oe.;
80 various style; of CUESETS, sonic Of the Test
French aud domestic manpfacturc. oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22

GooD-BYg, JoHSNIE.-A circular put
out Ia ,Albemarle county contains num-
Der. OF assertions concerning the so-cailed
~ Funders, s.and wiads up with the follow.
Ing threat: Z
{ 80. That the people will never cease to
sc agiiate, the question, aud, IL necessary,
combine with any or all parties to efectthe
purposes above set forth. s.ra a5.s..
f." We suspect that the Conservatives Of AL
bemarle will play the same game upon Par.
son JOHNNIE. They may i. ..combine with
any Or oil parties = : 10 order torid the Stats
and the county OF a pestiiensi demgegue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
A Series Of Strong Arguments.

Judge 1GooLerCK, Of Fredericksburg, Is
ouf In the following letter., which is very
short, but, which, though .purporting only
to state his position, does in fact present in
few words strong reasons why the McCUL-
Loeb settlement should be ratified by the
people OF Virginia. Judge GooLR1CK Is a
q great s.avorite in Fredericksburg. We
quote: '"'@ ~ .'.. '-.. =, - |,.,,i.
II was asked yesterday why favored the
present settlement OF the public debt OF
Virginia, made in, what, Is called the McCus-
loeb bill, and take this occasion to make
public my answer to this question. i / a1n
:. sincerely, and from the very innermost
depths OF my soul, In favor Of this measure
for these reasons, among others:
/. Because believe 1t Is q fair, Just, llbe-
raj, and equitable settlement, compromise,
and reimbursement Of debt which Virginia
honestly owes, and which she is In honor
: bound to pay. = r. r. ..
RI. Because the McCuloch bill readjusts
this debt, by which it is placed within the
power OF Virginia to pay, without an in
crease OF one dollar Of taxes.
~ Ill. Because verify believe that the sup
: port and maintenance OF our public-school
/ system is solely dependent upon the success
ofthe McGuIIoch bill. With the settlements
made by this bill the schools are safe. With
out ii they will be in great danger aud peril,
If not bopeiessiy lost. .iE ~
80 ". Because believe Virginia's material
interest is inyofved in the ratification OF this
settlement by The voters 10 November.
Y. Because ] believe, the honor and good
name OF Virginia demands that THIS bill shall
he approved by her people. \; q s-5 q
VI. Because Lam anxious, that the ual-,
holy agitation of this pubiic-debt matter
shall cease and be stopped. ms: - -
49, Forthese reasons ard others I shall vote
: in November. and urge, alt my friends 10
vote, for the candidates for The Il gialatuIe
who are running upon ehe SMeCulloch. bial
Platform. Respectfully,
-. 1.1- .1oHN IT (SooLRycK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22

81 FAVORED TIE McCULLOCH
SETTLEMENT FROM THE BEGIN
MING, AND THIS WAS KNOWN TO
FRIENDS OF NINE IN THE LEGISLA-
TURE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CUES.
TON, AS 1 CAN ABUNDANTLY
PROVE, AND I HAVE NEVER SAID
OR WRITTEN A WORD INCONSIST-
EMIT WITH THIS PosITlON."-W. II.
Rufner.
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~ SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS.

nI~ SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS.
OII.-BOILED BLACK SILKS at soc. yard They
now offer the largest stock Of Silks ever offered
this side of New York; among Them some OF the
most startling bargains; =
pieces Of GUlNET'S BLACK SATlN-FlNlsll
Warranted In every respect) Mt 1925;
10 pieces more OF the heavier weight at $3.50 per
yard, general price OF, which IL 81 10; -.
BONNET'S and .GUINET'S "SUBLIaiE SATIN
FINISH Che finest quality nanufac.ureil at
$3.50 and 1915 yard, The general value OF
. which l. 81 yard; -..,..., ..--
Iii COLORED SILK they offer every shade and quail
lily; among them will be found some rare bar
eains;
They also Offer the most extensive variety IN slhh
and WoRsTED NOVELTIES: '''.'. 'H' 49,
Full line of BLACK and CoLORED PEKIN SAT-
b.; ms at $i.2h. 2iy" ,&%. '.' ?
Special attention Is called to their large stock OF
EVENING SILKS. r.f ocIo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-22
Bentamin.s-Poitticnf status.
IRON The chicago Tribane.I

-. IFr0m tnE EHcaRU IrlUUnt.I
&. General Butler is right. He is a Demo-
terat. He has always been q Democrat.
Every Republican will say So. He.is also a
Republican,; and has always been Republi-
can. Every Democrat will say So. He. ia
'aisoS Gfeenbacker. and labor resormer,
aIf q communist. aud a demagogue, and q.
blathersklte. ~ Everybody except Green
baaicgt sc, iabor refofmers, communists, dem.
ag6suss, aud blathersk1tesa will say So. 70