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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-03-28

SEASONED TIMBER is but little liable to
decay under the influence OF a dry atmos-
phere, aud y ill resist decomposition fOr an
indefinite period when kept totally sub
merged in Ihe water The piles Of old
London bridge, driven 500 years before,
were found I'D be in good condition when
the new bridge was erected in 1929. aud
th 1se which served as the foundation fo.
Traian's bridge over the Danube, a. u.
1O5, are said % be still visible at low water
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NUMBER 10.

sir, are going at the rate of twenty miles an
hour towards Providence"
"wh-wh-what dyer mean %
The conductor explained the situation so
that Jonathan understood it. For a brief
space the unfortunate victim gazed blankly
into Lincoln's face; and then thinking,
probably, that he saw great humanity there,
he brought two ponderous hands down upon
his shoulders.
''Oh dear conductor For marcy's sake !
o, dew-dew git me back ter whar 1 got
aout"
Frank shook his head obviously, but he
fore he could speak the eager swain, catch
ing his meaning, aEonizingly cried:
30! don't shake your head o, don't,
don'tl Eff ye only knew Eff ye could only
know Silinthau' n l was only married this
ere very mcrnin' Conductor, I arsk ye ter
look ct ii for yerself! Oh eff ye've got a
single speck on tender marcy inside on you
yen get me back Cant ye stop? Oh
whatu poor SelIutha dew? Mister Con-
ductor, tell ye, jes' s trew's yer livin'
critter't this minuit, ye don't tknow-nobody y
ken know what'll be the consekenses eff this
ere dreadful mistake amt fixed some way o.
<Ab eoOh d. A<luCOiiA tJhlu gain tllG II dll III
mans attention he explained to him, and
finally made him understand that if he
would sit down and keep quiet he should be
taken to Providence, anC sent back to Bos
ton, all in good time and in good condition.
why, my dear friend, look at it," said
Frank, when he had got the man soothej
into a seat, and considerably composed
you'll 0e IN Providence within half an hOu
from this time. Five minutes before TIVE
o'clock, this afternoon, you shall be startet
OF your way back, and you will be safe an,
( sound in Boston not far from four O'clock
J In the name of common seEse and common
F honor, won't your wife be able to look ou
/ for herself until then? Hasn't your Se.in
/ tha got sense and grit Dough-'
| ''Sense l-arit - broke in Jonathan, witt
vehement JUNCTION. "Hez she got 'em He
lightnin' got ginger? Hez thunder got rack
ct? Got gritl Jes' yeou let her alone 70
that"
He paused for a few moments, and Will
the light of relief and content broke over hi
embrowned corrugated visage, ne went on:
wall, railly,-on the whole, dOno bu
it's better as you say. Seliutha II hev' te
take the heft NV the badgeriu' afore l gi
thur an 1 tell yeou, Aunt Nab's folk;
daown TO Bosting, is the alfredest crittur
fur badgerin' I yeou ever did see. They 7
right daown cantakerous on il, naow 20
bet -
And with a sigh and pent-up grunt b
leaned back, resigned to his fate. The COZ
ductor passed on, and the other passenger
in the car laughed uproariously. The
couldn't help it.
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HEARING the murmur of the nigh y ocear
the river run down to sea.
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Sugars.

hs. 1-u Powdered Sugar fOr--.............-... loJ
De- patent cut Loaf sugar luy
]. his GrauuTarrH sugar f0r.-.............. 90
Lr los White sugar tor ..................... 90
If lbs Hp-r Brown sugar f0r.............--. LOO
j i.- good Brown Sugar luJ
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MoIasses and sYrups.

Having bought a new Patent Coffee Rooster,
....' a-t my own Couees and have them all
t.e time fresh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
MT SYCLE BROTHERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
WE HAVE NOW 4 COMPLETE STOCK OF
FALL FASHIONS AND A GREAT go
MANY GOODS OF OUR -
OWN IMPORTATION.
MT SYCLE BROTHERS.

BLACK sILKS-the cheapest ever offered beaut-
fuI sILKat 75c, IL, $l.25, $3.50, sl.76, 81,
In BLACK CAsHMERES we have the largest as
sortmeut in any house this side of New DIRK;
CAsHMEkEs at lo, %, 40, so, Csc. 10 81 per
Don't fail to look at our LINEN HANDkER-
New s GhsHM II ( iSulTlxGs in all colors;
MUMMY and CREPE CLOTHS:
S-BUTrUS LTSLE GLOVES at25c.:
SM %d sr s11 oF
FLANNELs in Richmond.
Don'l fail g LOOK =, orr NAPKINS at 81 per dozen
$50 'I EE d.. o TO lrom to 1926
go piec ae'I DRESS Go0ns from Sc to 81
yard-we have the largest stock of DRESS
p, GOODS GOODS, cyrr shown In RishmGnI; ,- ..
1851 per y.rd-wc have large stock TO select
-. nom. and can suit every person
we I~s tnls such S' as S tS WELvETs
LACE. and EMBROIDtRlEs. of evsrv kind,
which We would like 10 show our su 81 err
CHIEFS. six for 81; ...
SILK VELVETS In alsllades:
LOCO dozen HOSIERY for ladies and children,
which We guarantee to suit In price and quail
fuIl assortment Of LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; .,,->.,,,,c.,
MEkTs. which we are selling very low 10 close
CAssIMEREs, WATERPROoFs,' and CLOAK
F ISGS at old prices: l=.- ,.s
On the third floor we have full line OF SHAWLS,
. !. CLOAKS. and I9OLMANS: -.
On The fourth floor we have ruil liue Of CARP ETS.
0If.-CLOIHS. MATTiNGS. LACE CUR
TAINS, and WINDOW-SHAUES OF every de-
scriptlon. ..@ T.. '..
No trouble to show goods. d.. $685.
1t has been .'ecidcd for genuine bargains SYCLE
BROTHERS Is the place
SYCLE BROTHERS,
oc 6-e0d 31l Broad street.
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~ SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS

u SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS,
OIL-BOILED BLACK, SILKS at55c. yard They
now off.r the largest stock Of Silks eyer offered
this side Of New York; among lhem some OF the
most startling bargains; So.
s pieces Of GUlNET's BLACK skTlN-FINiSH
Warranted In overv respectl 1T Sl.26;
10 pieces more OF the heavier weight at sl.50 per
yard, general price of which Is ~ 10;
BONNET,S ana GUINEI'S "SUBLIME SATIN
FlNIsH' rhc finest quality .Rlanufactured) al
$3.50 and s2.75 yard, the general value OF
which Is 81 yard; O., :, ,.e,s:.
III COLORED SILK they offer every shade and quail
ity; among them VIII be found some rare bar
gains; .,,..-.., st,r,..,..-
They also Offer the most extensive variety In S1Lh
j., and WORSTED NOVELTIES:
Full line of BLACK and CoLORED PEKIN SAT-
.u ms ut $l.25. s.4 a,- ~ -'s'''
Special ate nion is called to their large stock of
EVENING SILKS. .#' '-- ~ !tl& "oclS,
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,..-. -...a' ss.4.ttf : - III .
NJ SPECIAL. BARGAINS AT
COHEN BROTHERS;

.-. ID. COHEN. BROTHERS.: Il .. vi"
100 dozen ladies' srLK-cLoCKED BALBR1G-
GAN HOSE at S1.l0 box;
81 dozen ladies, extra heavy BALBRIGGAN HOSE
at $40 box;
A large stock Of SILK aud other FANCY HOSE at
greatly below market value:
Misses and children's ENGLISH FANCY HOSE
at zoe. pair, worth fully $780,: At csc. gene
rally sold at 37c. They are altogether effsripg
the largest stock of HOSIERY ever presented In
this city; .t...- 70 ...
LADIES'. genlemen's, ard children's KNIT WEAR.
IN which they offer many great bargains: among
them ladies' SILE-FlNISH MERlNO 1t 45c.:
100 dozeE ladies' and gentlemen's LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS at exc; ...-..
so dozen ladies' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at
3i6c.;
100 dozen LINEN HE31sTITCHED HAEDKER-
CHIEFS at 1oc.;
200 dozen various styles ladies' HANDKE Err
CHIEFS % per ceat. less than usual value;
4 very extensive stock of REAL LACES:
Sole agents for The HERCULES CORSET" the
latest Paris novelty, at 1926 and 1915 for
French woven;
100 dozen FRENCH-WOEE oORSETS ut Csc;
30 various styles Of CORSBTS, some Of the lest
French and domestic manufacture. oc Is
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LETTER FROM T. 2. y

+ LETTER FROM T. p. BoUGHAN. Eso.-HE
SUPPORTS THE MCCULISCH SETTLEMENT
1appahannock.- Va, October l5, 1s79..Mr.
II. x. Il. Wright: Dear Sir, Yours OF tins
date to band, aod I rcgres'to hear That l
have been represented as being opposed to
the McCaIloch settlement OF the State debt.
It 10 true have some objections TO some OF
Its provisions necessary to mention
here-but sipce it Is q law | have determined
TO be satisfied with 1t, and have so urged
some Of nv friends, and hold TINT the rup-
.ure and diyiaion OF the Conservative party
10 much worse for our people than the OBJ
iecfiansbie featufes,of the Dill. 4 shall do
Hlf can to reject my old friend j. r. Motley,
liz haste yours, r. BoUGHAN.
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50 3E25 !. II
ma which hts ntsitary ~ I, ! s, AM
I'd ebtasn. and oiteD sa ~ s. ssss
he 10 gladly aischarg is y "a amy mn.
Tar the nlasstena9e = \. ~
Governmsnt. Hss =. - 80 ...s..l
ssas-nsss S,,s. nut aIways aTtfci pated this
Il. - ~ J, rs beforehand at some appo.nle,a,
s,ssca asI ga sauas shis. des.s.
neoi,Ig 81 TIE sams high and honorable
81 81. 3 !, r. alone Inhabited Virginia how
,eapy Followers wonid the lorlorn Tag O
srets,bss sRexdi ustnient hsycf
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nEATHa..

Died, at the residence OF her husband, corner o
Twensy-nf b and y sr,ets, on Friday OCTOBER
ioSed aiee OF John T. Hicks, In the thirty year
Her funeral viii take place from Lcfgh-Strset
Bsprist CHURCH on SUNDAY at 8 P. II. Trends
and aco, distances Of the family. aad those OF her
father, Waller r.. Binb, are respectfully invited TO
attend without further notice.
/ Dice, Sunday 18th lBstank at p. Ms at the resi-.
denee or his M ,fher.i Jaw, Mrs. Mncy e. Green,
corner TWENTY. Oh. b and Clay sireefs, JOHN W.
LIGGON Esq in tire sixIy.sfxth year etGhis age. j
He died In rnp ph, tn the faith OF pur saviour,
i Petersburg and New ! ork papers please coIU.
Died. in this city. Nedn esdaY. Actnher Is. 1879,
WILLIE, infant sou OF William and Rebeccs
Gapseig1is ssH sEtiftfs "A ailtft IL 3 tta
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,l1cHaL St,Ist:E
IL
COHEN BROTHERS.

purchased Of q very great Advantage among which
will be found some OF the raress bargains ever Of
fered. Besides hundreds OF others, will be found
40-inch COLORED ALL-WoOL FRENCH CASH
MEREs. In all the various oolers, nj 80 cents
ysrd-ueyer before offered at less than So cents
Best PACIFIC CAsHMEREs in all the various
shades at 15c.; --,-----~ Fl. =. 80 - /.
20 pieces ALL-WOoL BLACK. CASHMERE at
37Ac., sold generally at 50c.;
rs pieces at so and Soc, heretofore sold at 80 and
CSC; ...... ....,.,a nn4 -
LUPIN's $I.15 number tsatin anish) at $50, a
yard; F.uap@ 500
"a pieces SILK LUsTRE ALPACA at:25c.:t
Alsrge stock of csc. DRESS GOODS win be offered
f. ut 16Kc.; - -..'S go -
LUPIN's ALL-WoOL SYRIAN GRAPE ut 65e.:
MONTE CLOTH in black and coloredfat Less than
usual value; .,.s-e.,-.s ''" p ...'
Is pieces ZULU CLOTH at Csc q yard, the value
= ofwhich IS d5e. .=f&" cs1S
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n~T ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO D2Y-GOODS BUYERS.
WHERE YOU CAN BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
AT TIRE LOWEST PRICES.


NOTICE THESE LOW PRICES:
4 suDcrfnc ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE. IS
inches wide. at 6pc. worth 75c.:
An extra fine ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
SOC: ....s....
A 4G.nch LUPlN'S SUPERB CASHMERE ct 81,
which would be cheap az 1928:
COJORED ALL-WO0L CASHMERE. SO inches
wide, in u lhr iates! shades, al SOC. ... ..-
STEEL-Mi&ED Wool SERGES 1T 1870. worth
25c.:
HANDSOME and stylish DRESS GOODS from lesc.
All shades in rEKIN STRIPED vELyErEENs at
All shades of CoI.ORED SILKS at 76c:i
A heavy C0LoRED DRESS SILK at IL worth
fuy 25: .%1--. -5.~
BLACK and COL ORED PEKIN STRIPED SILKS
and SATiNS AT very low prices;
Extra heavy REACK SILK al Sips. which Cannot
he matched elsewhere for less than 81. so:
MADRAS GINCHAAfs u; S1sc, sold -evcryxhere At
Excellent s.but,on RID LOVES in an the new fall
LADIES' Full REeULAR-MADE EXTRA
LONG BALBRIGGAN HOSE at Csc;
LADIES sUPERFINE MERlS0 VESTS, extra
fnish, at 6oe. worth 76c.;
Large l0-4 ALL. Wool BLANKETS at 81 .s5.
A large and complete stock or GENTLEMES's
UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, SHIRTS. &C., Ut sstonish-
ineiy low rrices az JULIUS MEYERS,
oc 11-S.M&W COS Broad street.
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OGT sSHOAD bThEk39
me mfgess afd most complete stock Of DRY
II The city ss eF sr
shs psb1c at such low pE1ces ~ alis~~
-s'z.----7r DRESS GOODS. !
&c e psss:f S'f: s 80
ALs2o0WS1doL BLACK and coLoREn CASH
MERE at 40. As. so 65, go. 66. and Csc:
Our ALL-WO0I BLACK CASHMERE at 4oa.
BL1Gk SILKS, from auction, from see. to $3.50
Look at Our BLACK SILK at u worth 81 10:
s sRhtSkhsHiL SIZE HEEVeTs At sis7s si.75, g.
BRoCADED yELvETs in all eolors, FOR trim.
BLACK slLE fR1NGEs- 1.-THE cheapes. in the city;
SHETLAND SHhWLS in al! colors ut I'll and up
cLoHKsi LoAKs-A very large stock, from 81
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! In WHITE and COL
ESQ Pieces WHlTE. Red, Blue. and GRAY
FLaNNEfs as'1 ~ * is. Is. 60, rs. and SOC
These goods are ten per cent. less than last years
CARPETS! CARPETs LGARPErs. from auction.
On this article We are headquarters, and sell at
the lowest prices:
WOOL CARPETS at %. 25. 80, IS. 40. 45. 80.
go. IS, TO- 75c., and 81 for the very best three
FLOOR oIL-CLoTHs at SOC. per yard, regular
price 50c.; >'.tL ..-'.
FLOOR or. CLOTHS in A, "a, Ga, and Sd 81;
TaPEsT Tf;1 and ID, VELVET MATS and RUG-A
J = very large stocs-nt verv low prccs: ~. j.
TABLE ou-GLoTHS in 5 and 6.4-MAEBLE
and FANCY; .. .. .
UNDERWEAR for ladies, children, and gentle.
BIen-a complete assortment: 800
LADIES' FESTs.-lOD dozen TO be sold az soc.
apiece, regular price 81 apiece. Look at these
goods before you buy.
MEDIlATED RED, FLANNEL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for gentlemen at 1928 apiece
regular price 81:
UNDERSHTRTS ut 25, 80, IS, AZ, so. 81. IA
00c.. and 81 apiece
CkSSlMERES fol mems aud boys wear In all the
nnhby styles. In these goods we offer great bar
gatnS. 80
SILK TIES. LACE TIES, RIBBONS, SILK
iHANDKERCHIEFS:
BOsIERY in al styles and at all prices:
BUTTO SS. WORSTkD PRINCES. GLOVES;
CORSETS the cheanf,st and best in the city. Look
+ ut our SOC. CORSET. side lace and side steel.
All we ask Is u call before you buy.
-.-,...-.l 49,, ID. II Il. Ml1TELD0RFEP,t
oc 20-SM&W III 527 Broad street.
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Near the End.

AZ few more vigorous OloWs, iIllsIHlu1.,
sfSafore t6e fjnal battle, when the victory WIN
DE ours. Never before was there sueh sl.
.rsn,a succession OF brilliant debates befsfe
the neople OF virginia, and we ase sure $
that never before was there snen eYloepce s
- ,ha effect Of earnest and fervid eloquence.
r,oo, rruesday next there will be but two
wreks before the winding upof toe active
and stirring scenes OF stha campaign. ne
fine indeed is Short but that time' orlel
m IA it Il is, VIII not be, lost BY the men VINO
bavye 40 patiently devoted their time 10 the
eause and, glory OF the Common wealtb:
Monday WIN be- bright day. s. 50
/ aTjrihe hon. GEORGE c. CABELL will on chat
day be at Carroll Courthouse. The people
Of that county, wayering at first nave as
time. passed, become enthusiastic 10 ~ the
,enhss of the debt settlement ! <;,,r g.i
z General JOHN EcHoI.s andP. w. MchIS-
sEY will speak to the people OF PittsylYa-
nis at their Courthouse to, day. ,,,as
/. r. b. BERkELEY fires the hearts' OF the
people of Allegheny at Coyington., ~.
|. $ General WILLIAM n. PAYNE and Coloneel
n. b. ToMLlN will carry Essex to-day by
storm. They will speak at the Courth ouse'
= MIR. w. ". HENRY. Of this city, will, ad-
dress his iorcible logic to-day to hepeopie
at Cnlpeper Courthouse: ..;..a,.e.
u Colonel W. P. BURwELL will speak to the
voters OF Dinwiddie. and will show to them
what folly it is to do anything but accept
the settlement under the McCULLocH law.
Colonel EPPA, HUTTON and Henry d.
PhYToN will show the absurdity of read
fustmcnt TO the people OF Fairfax at their
Courthouse - 49,, nj.
coonels GILMAN and ROBERT STILES will
do the same good work at Nrederickshall,
Louisa. y >*.f.s' 'e'''"
That foreible' Conservative orator r. A.
AYaEs. will reason with the good people OF
Lee to day at their Courthouse. 80
DR.. j. l.. NJ. CURRY will to-day address
the people OF Lancaster at their Courthouse.
Colonel G. 5. SrRINGFELLow and Dr. Mon
rE1Ro will try their power Of argument upon
our good friends OF Mecklenburg at their
to-day. We pity that Inflated
county. its case las been hard; but we
know the county well, and if the really. in
telligent people had control it would be far
different. ...,..-..
Maior w. F. C.. GREGORY goes to Harri-
son burg, Rockingham, to-day. He is an
excellent speaker. and will make an i'm
preston there. -
Hon. j. r. TUCKER brings the force of
his ponderous logic upon Snrth county at
the Courthouse to-day. He vii! be seconded
by Il. j. KIRKPATRICK, of Lynchburg, a
most able orator. &, ;a.5..s T"@>.#,
The list of admirable debaters concludes
with Messrs. CHARLES SHARP and JOHN II.
GAYLE at Southampton Courthouse.
This brings the work close ON towards
the eti.-H is--a happy fact, and our boys
will end as they tBegdn-bravely and
brigbtly:i ~4H.z t.tHit 1858 ( -. II
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A new poSt-ofice is established at Terry's
Fork, Floyd county, on the route from
Dlllon's Mill to PILOT, witt William I. Clau-
yer as postmaster. David r. Connard is
appointed postmaster at WORKMAN Locks,
Henrico county, Va, uice D. Conrad. sd,
perseded. James 2. Richards is appointed
postmaster at Mine Run, Orange county,
Va, vice George w. Cammack, deceased. =.
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The Danger ! A = g

4, 81 .,,s ..tnte irstiGEs Gitaiars
80 ss,y a sitesp,pts cpacenl the iaes Y
. mo psrase. hat Il fst
sssT 81 III tsek saoctrinss AND Aesohsns s 7
az. 4nsetB so stesasns9, iesa eseasas!ss, "
,srsssrrfrht and uedssgussd rspudsssseseaa. 2.
sshs debt 81 virginia. They admit nowsa 4
ever the famous BAsseuR eth atsoo, Il
which they have boasted 90 much. Na. n : /
:;any ,,ead aassaept 81 sit NOR iahsnaea e z
=. ans, enf, but was nothing snsSfse s9sn
Z s,,,Sssrsr,Ie dodge al sse real tsssse, end ,
s,,nnery loop on waeh g. bang the poIissca.l
49, ts.. =, r.tnre occusreuce Faey d;not
want any peftds6s ht RAD aHment then
nor do they wsst any.sow nes,sn ttafutuEse''
Drop that question from the pendtnR
csmnasrn aud there weuld be- no issue
nefore ,hx.peopie Of Virganfs except the
s,muaes nualfhc asisnss add merits 8 OF the !
candidates for the. Senate and house, aou
all would be peace good feeling. anu ua-
bounded prosperity in1tse failure. Drop
MALONE from the Ggurcbesd of Read listers
and there would be no party nor 'ae',on
now in The State to create tue present as
cord or endaiger the honor and cred't OF
The ommonwea,th. They have not pro-
posed any new plan whatever OF settlement !,
though repeatedly and everywhere pressed
directly to the wall on that question, anu
have even been driven to the humsliat'ne
and disgraceful confession that theirfma'
turcd plan Of relief to the people ffeni "sa'
they sail the srindsng expressions OF the
finding aud McCULLocH bills will be, Should
theg,--q possession Of the State govern te
ment. TO repeal the laws and revolution.
liza the Court OF Appeals. .sucn ieafiu'
axowals as these are thedun extcnEto WHICH
this long and fierce campaign has forced tue
Resdiusiers az TO their purpose In contlnu'
ing agitation, and T. needs no argument 20
convince all sensi BILE minds that the success
OF such q party, and such plans wonid zoe
destructive Of thes best government unaer
the sun,j ~ a<.iah .EiI'i ~ - K,
What, then, are and have pbeea, fnon, the
beginning the Interior and rninous designs
of TIE Forci6le Resd1hsters? Nothing
more nor les, as we have shown agalnl ana
again, than to keep the debt question attye
as n fruitful apple Of party discord to ad7
vance The political and personal amhitionof
the leaders Of the agitation. To accomplish
this nefarious end, MALONE and bis faction
will refuse to let the debt question rest
Tor d moment; nor will they retire from the
field Of bitter coutention,t not even il its
continued agitation should lead, as it GER
tainly must do, 10 ultimate and disgraceful
reputation. What twill MAHoNE, and MAS
ssY, and PAUL, and their small fry, care for
this great calamity il it places them in the
high and the minor Offices of Virginia!
And how will the lost honor and credit OF
the State be rescued from the foul grasp OF
the deSpoiIers? .lrt.Is. 49, ~ IF
The good people OF Virginia should pom.
der well this threatening and destructive
aspect OF the question before casting their
votes for candidates on the 4th of Noyem-:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20
NJ JUST RECEIVED,
4 FRESH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS .
AT
A. HUTZLER s. SONS, II
500 BROAD STREET.

Full line of FOREIGN aud DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS at popular prices, -
BLACK CACREMlRES.
COLORED GACHEMiRES,
BLANKETS, FLASNELS,
LADIES' and GENTLEMES'S UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS Ia eud'ess variety, -.., .as
HaNDKERCHlEFS: ......
RICHARDSON'S LINENS, In remnants, at very
low prices; ..r.... t..
CASSIMERES-full line.
ULOAKS-full line.
100 dozen BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS al
Csc cheapest ever Offered In the city. "
oc Linn A. EUTzLER & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-20

CDR. RUFFNER UNHEsITATINGLY
SAID THAT THE McCULLOCH-BILL
SETTLEMENT WAS OF INCALCULA-
BILE ADVANTAGE TO THE SCHOOLS,
AND THAT He HAD NO HESITATION
IN SAYING TT OUGHT TO BE AC-
CEPTED.n-W. n. Si6ert.