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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-23
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.

SEPTEMBER ~, 1919.
Editors Dispatch: 1t is pretty well I'M
derstood thai Major John W. Daniel, OF
Lynchburs, and Hon. ". W. Henry. OF
Richmond, two Of Virginia's best and most
brilliant orators, will address the people OF
Isle OF Wight county at the courthouse on
court-day, the 9th of October next. The
very mention of the names OF these distin-
guished gentlemen will draw out large
number OF our sovercigns, their mission
being to discuss the merits OF the McCul-
loch compromise and the settlement Of the
public debt-a question OF vast Importance
to our people-to adjust which, upon sure
and acceptable basis, will require all the
wisdom, prudence, and integrity we can
command.
So far as have been able to ascertain, the
people Of this county are overwhelmingly
in favor Of the present settlement, and are
determined not to elect any man to repre-
sent them in the Legislature whose views
do not accord entirely with theirs.
Mr.. John Edwards, an esteemed and high
ly-respcctcd citizen, died at bis residence
near this place on Thursday morning last,
from a severe attack OF paralysis, in the sew
enty.eighth year OF his age. Mr.. Edwards
was gentleman OF estimable character, pos
sessed Of many virtues that adorn a hus-
band and father, and had been consistent
member OF tho Methodist Church for twen-
ty-siX years. "E."
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RICHMOND AND PETERS8rEGl
RAILROAD tD&rAST.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBrEGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g.. 1879,
81 trains Oh this road VIII run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOvTu.
1855 L. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connec;iha
for Charleston. savannah, :tHEusta
and Aiken via rharic>to"l' Raleigh.
jacksonville. stops only NJ Chester
and Manchester, and ~ halfway on
500 4. NJ, HGCoMMo DATION daily makes
close connection a Petersburg Titl
the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
rair"od for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, i.:uchhurg,
Farmyl'c, aud other local stations
that road, making same time rs hy
any ether line. Stops al AL regular
5:Oop. NJ. ACCOMNoDATION TRAIN daily
sxcent sanda!l: ps s,ssa n., taEi ing
1T Petersburg for Norfolk. .
1895 z. IL, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
Cor Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, CO.
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al. points
South and Southwest. PCll,Ean sleep
ing-car from Washington for VII
miagton, Savannah, and the South.
Stops only nj Manchester and Chester
aud Half Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. IL, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ~
Potomac railroad for all points North
East, and West Stops 1t alancscs'
ter and Chester, and as Hat-"a -
and n Drury's Buif, OH siSn,l. ;,
9:26A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN aai!I
Except sunday. Stops III AL sla
tlons. .
7:1o ?. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Stops only at MAJ
| chester and Chester, and Halfway oi
| Oh signal.
| 3.55 P. II. THROUGH MAN. daily. eonnecaa
| with Richmond, Fredericksburg an
| Potomac railroad for all points Len:
aud West Also, making close csEheG
| tfon with the Chesapeake and ON
| railroad for the v!rginta Springs an
all points North and " est. This tfsl
| stops st Manchester and Chester. an
| at Railway ano Drury's Biun, d
, signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Viii s.srt fso
the AppcGlattcx DEPOT. -,
brig eco A. II, and s:25 e. every Sunday.
EY3 !. SEAW, Superintendent,
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The Trua Met.tle.

We have prevailed upon General LOGAN
to permit us to publish the following letter
from the venerable WILLIAM SMITH, eN-Gov-
ernor of Virginia. 1t shows the heroic tenn
per OF the cold Man Eloquent" VINO
comes out from amidst his Affections, and
full OF wears as we'll as of honors, and buckles
on his armor to defend the honor and the
welfare Of his rcvered old mother, Virginia
When such man displays such ardor IN the
common cause who shall lag behind! or,
rather. when such man advances TO pro-
feet such a State what parricidal arm shall
be raised against the grand commonwealth
that all civilization has learned to love as
well as honor?
WAREENroN, VA, September 10, 1879.
r, M, Loqan, Esq.,, chairman, &C.:
NV Dear Sir.-I am in receipt OF your IA
vor If the 10th instant, asking my aid In the
canvass now poing on in the State upon the
dnht question. Can it be possible that such
efforts as are now being made are necessary
to induce Virginians to render justice to our
creditors, especially when they propose
such liberal terms OF adjustment? But, alb
sorbed as have been and am in my incon-
solable grief, have not, perhaps, given that
attention to the subject required to enable
me to realize its importance. Or course, II
it be that can render material assistance in
the pending struggle will not withhold 1t !;
and nowhere would it be more agreeable to
me to appear in discussion than in the coun-
ty OF Rockingham.
am, my dear sir, yours very truly,
WILLIAM SMITH.
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ec1u PEPPER COUNTY.
cu,prpER. September 90, 1

CULPEPER, September ~, 1872 =
Editors Dispatch Our court-day MOI,
dav lsst) was, we think, more liVeiy anu
cheerful one than we had had ior seyeIal
months past. The attendance was quite
large. and seemed in better splrlts thah
usual. The usual routine OF court business e.. .
was soon dispatched. The report vi tue
BOARD OF Supervisors that they haa o1hciallE
concluded the purchase OF tue me prioh
dwelling and grounds OF James bar9oul'
ESQ adjoining the court square l;'nu in-
tended for Jail and 1a'lers a"elnhsl' was
presented to the court ana the Purcnase, Son,
| tirmed. This purchase VIII ada lalse,S ~
the beauty and convenience OF tue coui'
square. ,,,,;ob M
t;ca had becn given, assembled in HIPS
nou and. after organized, were addressed
hv Wessrs. Stringfellew and Hunton In tell,
me noipted speeches, which were listenea
IN hr large and attentive audience, ana
With prolonged bursts OF applause. Our
district and county politicians seem TO DC
in considerable of a "muss." Precinct aele,
Gates have been appointed, and seYera'
meetings OF these delegates held, but no Sc
lection OF senator for our district or repre-
sentative for our county can be gotteh out
~ them: and the presumption now Is II
will be clear field and free entries to all
We hear OF several opponents to Major
Grimsley for the Senate, and also several
wisbed.to-be candidates to represent us. A
short time now will tell us who will enter
for the race. James Barbour, Esq, VINO
was expected to be again before the people,
positively declines-his failing healtn ana
other considerations determining n.m TO
this course. Since his speech some weeks
AGO at winchester, at that Mozarters' meet
ing, he has taken little or no interest ap'
parently in politics, either general or local !;
that is, as far as heard from. In TACT, Mr..
Barbour seems more disposed to devote
himself wholly to his profession, the quiet
OF hi. home and family, and rest on the
laureIs already won, than take any active
part in the politics OF the day.
We hear good deal about the Mozarters-
Readiusters-but as we have been sighted
by their teachers we are but little informed
~ to their peculiar belief and faith under
this new move, and even those among us
who profess to believe with them cannot
tell what is expected of the party, or what
the leaders, if put in Office, are expected
to do.
Our farmers are all busy seeding, with
delightful weather for their work. Il.
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An average for each year of....... ,944 57a
which will show that, instead Of not paying
8 per cent, we paid between a and 4a per
cent. l~,s
We like it that q " C0wAS" finds this
"iudge" in am assertion made by SO vindic-
tive an enemy OF State honesty, and leave
the matter perfectly satisfied that it will be
taken care OF in the hands in which it is.
This blatantan arrogant Repudiator, the
Senator from Washington, finds nothing so
agreeable to his agitating mind as the exag-
geration OF the iucapacity OF Virginia to
pay anything, and the eagerness of all who
concur with him to repudiate all debt and
hurry the State into dishonesty and utter
! insolvency. We arc glad a CowAN takes
issue with him, and from having been, as the
Standard assures us, an extreme Readjust.
er, now contends that the. State can pay un-
1 der the McCULLoeH BILL, and should.
a "CowAN" IN Russell should give US
cheer, and we do trust that the true and
honest Democrats Of Little Tennessee viii
now gather their households together and
rebuild their temple OF Democracy, SO thai
dear Old Virginia shall! be reinited in de.
Tending their principles and restoring thei,
B sound and solid policy. These qprinsipleI
d and poiieies, Democratic, cannot tail I'd re
ylye the honor and integrity OF the State a.
B well as the party. Let our good friends nt
true combine, honestly and earnestly, ans
here will bea. restoration and recitation o
6iffe tl.flhla & a IL Z
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
o}t l,o ptcDmOn6 DieO1tOl

SEPTEMBER 10, 1879.
Your editorial in the issue OF the 10th IN
slant, ''Wnat Hypocrisy" is good "Lay
on. Macduf."
The so-caled Readiusters have nominated
for the House from this county our late
member, Mr.. r. S. RyIand-thc same clique
that withdrew from the County Convention
because they were not willing to support
Roger Gregory, the nominee OF the Conscr-
vatives, who is opposed to repeal OF the
:. brokers' bill" or any further increase or
taxation. Mr.. Ryland, most cstlmable
gentleman and kind neighbor, committed
what Taleyrand said in a statesman was
something worse than crmc-a blunder.
He'blundered 10 supposing that a large ma
jority OF his countymen were With hlm IN
voting against measure which not only
settles our debt troubles, but Is, indeed,
generous concession from our creditors,
considering the advantages possessed by
those who funded under the act OF 1911,
known as the "funding bill"; and after
tie November election his legislative career
will be closed permanently, and Judge Ro-
ger Gregory will certainly step into his va
cant chair at the Capitol. BY the way, the
colored Republican candidate for the HouSe
on the Norton ticket, Nelson, has been With
drawn in favor Of tue " debt-payer,. Roger
Gregory. This leaves our rereadiusting
friend with buc a "beggarly following" in
numbers, in the upper parish (Mangohick
distrcD, where he lives, and secures the
Conservatives election by very large ma
jority-probably the largest since the war.
The defections from the Repealers are very
great. Let it be both Waterloo and Sc
dan. We will flax them hip and thigh in
King William in spite of Parson Massey's
pIausibilities. At the most, the Repealers
can carry but one district, and that very
doI1btf,1l
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bon,e,atv !, 10 con, raction. when the Gre

honesty OF IT'S contraction. W hen the ere,
ditors handed her their money she picdged
her honor for its repayment, swearing Ny
herself, because politically she could swear
by no greater. Passing on from point 10
point, he forcibly presented his SIDE, por-
traying the ruin that would come upon Us
II we did not act properly in this emergeh-
CT. He insisted that no people were ever
more honest than their laws, ana 10 was
rank reputation to teach them that there
was no legal obligation upon them 10 pay
the debt.
wish had time to give more adequate
idea OF the Doctors speech. IL IS 10 DC 10.
GREETED that it cannot be delivered III over!
neighborhood in the State, for 10 tue loity
sentiments and pure moralts "a sou
sneeches ia to be found the best antidote Tor
the poison which infccts 4 portion OF the
popular mind. It has been too frequently
the case that the people lead instead OF Delng
lead. and representation has become III
many instances to mean simply renectloh
OF the ignorant preiudices ana the arpl-
trary, unreas oning demands OF the popular
will. Candidates "bend the pregnant hinges
OF the knee" to the uneducated ana ol'en
vicious voice OF the majority "that thfiis
NAV follow fawnpg," and the result is pau
laws and bad morals. Or. Curry Is leader,
not follower. The comparison between
him and Mr.. Massey. who had preceded Tue
Doctor here by only ten days, could not put
ss,Ht purify and nd enig5ten PUBIC sent
ment, the other doing all he couldl 10 de-
the one careful III. in o i5ss%set s.d
illogical, and sophistical; the one stralght.
forward and unreserved and conscious OF
the righteousness OF his cause, the ;, other 1:
insiuuating, artful, and dangerous to any
community. The speech OF the one was
public blessing; the speech OF the other
public calamity.
Major Gregory followed DR.. Curry. In
one OF his inimitable addresses he held the
audience for over an hour, convulsins them
frequently with laughter by his well-told
and pointed anecdotes. There was very
general regret that the opposition was not
represented, but no one could be induced TO
respond even though the proclamation was
made that the speakers were ready to meet
all corners. Yours, /.
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One Of the plankS in the Mozart platform

one OF the piankS In Tue mozart platlefu
OF the Readjusters reads as follows:
7. That any settlement to be final must
rest upon the sovereignty Of the State, and
find its best security in the good will, the
good faith, and the honor of the people Of
Virginia.
Now, what banker, or broker, or " bloat'
ed bondholder," or honest capitalist in the
world, would lend dollar to Virginia upon
the aboVe-named security 1t the govern.
ment OF the State were to happen to fall
into the hands of such rotten clan of Re.
adjusters as MALONE, MASSEY, PAUL, and
FULKERsoN? If they and their followers
are the "best security" Virginia can fur.
nish her outstanding creditors the coupons
OF the State would not sell for one cent in
the dollar. ......
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DRY ssb.s5ss.
Al T. w G. q o ID S.
WHITE and RED FLhNNELS at old prices:
BLACK CASu3TERESal all wool-from soc. 10
1928;
BLACK SILK, Zoe;
BLACK SILK, 81;
BLACK SILK, 1925;
BLACK SILK. Sl.35
BLACK SILK, $50;
BLACK SILK ut all prices:
COLORED SILK 1T all prices.
Just received Il large aud handsome stock Of
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED RIBBONS, in all
shades:
TORCHON LACES, BRETONNE LACES, and
large stock Of all kinds Of LACES:
BLACK and COLORED SATINS;
BLACK SILK FEI.VETS.
All the above named goods were bought before the
heavy rise, and win be sold AZ old prices.
Don't forget that we are headquarters fr
HOSIERY, MERINO, and
ALL.WOOL UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
auo7 429 Broad street.
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SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.
Pain in the RIGHT side under the edge of the ribs,
acrcases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is In the
left sdc the patient Is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1t frequently extends to tie top OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
usm in the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
OF appetite and sickness; the bowels In general are
costive sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, hea'Y
sensation in the back part. There IS sehera'lF
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied WIFI
paiuful sensation of having left undonc soiet''nS
which ought to have been done. slight, dry cough
l. sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
If 1voar,ness ard debility he is easily startied ms
,oet orc cold or burning, and he complains Of 4
,rckly sensation of the sstn his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
foritude enough to try it, 10 fact he dstrusts every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination OF the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have been extensive
~ deranged
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DEATHS.

DIED, ,pddenly. In Kansas City, No., on the goth
instant i'm the twcnty-seventh year Of his age, f.
ID. MEREDITH, son or Judge John A. Meredith, OF
this city.
AZ the time Of his death he was engaged IN the
practice OF his profession In the office Of MeSsrs.
Gage & Laid, two OF the mot distinguished law.
ycrs In that city. His many friends In Richmond
viii remember his bright intellect his warm aud
gentle manners and his generous and social cl,po'
sition.
Died, ut l O'Clock A. NJ. Monday the 9th Instant:
al Liberty Hall. Nelson county Va, the residence 81
her brothcr-in-law NJ +. Cabell. Esq, MRs. ALL
r. BRENT rclict Of the late Arthur l.. Brent.
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BRIDGEPORT BRASS CoaPASY,I
10 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
February 6, 1879.
MIR. GEORGE GIBSON, JR., is appoint.
WI ed our SOLE AGENT for the sale of the
LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY,
with all improvements appertaining thereto, for ths
city OF Richmond, State OF Virginia.
BRIDGEPORT BRASS COMPANY;
fela SAMUEL HOLMES. Treasurer
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"Cowan to the Rescue,

We could but feel sense OF qualification
in beholding in the Abingdon Standard
the name of "CowAN" announced as en-
listing in the ranks Of the advocates OF The
settlement of the debt Of Virginia under
the McCULLoCH BILL. e., under the prin'
ciple OF honesty the fair settlement under
a concession from the public creditor that
makes it impossible for any one who is dis.
posed to honesty to refuse to settle the pub
Lie debt upon such terms. These are better
than were ever suggested by the selt-styled
Readjusters better than were ever sug'
gested by the impulsiyc and vindictive men
who thought it compliment TO speak ever
OF those who loaned the people OF Virginia
their money as "bloated bondholders " ;
better than any scheme ever dreamed Of by
MALONE, the most selfish and aggressive
agitator that ever lived in Virginia. This
debt settlement, we are not surprised to
learn from our Abingdon contemporary,
has attracted the attention and won the ap'
probation Of man named "C0wAN." II
is an honest family, and it does not surprise
us to see that one OF the name is in favor Of
the settlement.
The name Of "CowAN" was as familiar
in the good days Of Democratic supremacy
in "Little Tennessee as household words
We cannot recall the name Of our old frient
from Russell; but we are glad to see that
still lives in the lists of the open, frank, ant
jealous Democracy that can never be advo
Gates OF repudiation-no, never.
This CowAN-GEoRGE R. CowAN, OF Rus
sel-addresses an open letter to Mr.. ABEAA
FuLKERsoN, in which he takes issue VIII
the notorious asitator and corners hlm Id
positive misstatement at the very threshoiu
he says:
Understood Mr.. Fulkerson to tell on
.neonle last ceurt-day that the State has no
paid per cent. upon her debt:
Now, Mr.. Fulkerson, these | unaer staas
to have been the amounts paid as interes
,,nnn onr debt for the last six years, com
mencjne at '72 and including '7s-to wit
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spEsg NssTsCEa
w B Ian K Z I s.

Tho largest. best-assorted, and cheapest stock OF
RI,ANK ETs ever offered. Our stock must be CLOSED
out BLANKETS from $l,25 TO SO pair. we
offer the celebrated 11-4 CALIFORNIA BLAN-
KETs at 1915 pair. and the Standard liz
WHITE BLANKETS at $4.75 pair, These
BLANKETS are extra sizes, and are worth She
above prices by the box.
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When youare askedif there is any posi-
BILE way in which the schools can be kept
up, answer that the success OF the McCUL-
LocH bill will insure the success Of the pub
lie schools. -@s..-
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If the Regulators succeed in deferrins
the operation Of the MCCuLLocH bill Tor
even one year they will add to the States
liabilities nine hundred thousand dollars,
which she will not have TO pay after sund-
ing is COMPLETED. g.'s
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. C. McLANE's Liver PILLS, in cases o
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, arc
productive of the most happy results. 70 better
cahurtic can be used preparatory to or after taking
uuinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur,
gatiyc, they are uneQualled
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING
500 dozen LADIES and GENTLEMES'S LINEN
HhEDkERCIlIEFS three for 25c., most OF
which are valued ut csc. each
Also, large stock Of nnc flEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS at near one half their value;
200 pieces Of SILK BEREGE and TISSUE VEIL
ISG at considerably less than market value;
so pieces REAL BRETONNE LACE at less price
than the imitation;
Also, a large stock Of PATENT VALENClENNES'
TORCHON, FRENCH, and other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value;
420 pieces of "EFERLASTlNG CpIloN
TRIMMING ut 2J and 35c. 4 piece Of twelve
yards. generally sold at near double. sec
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GAyS a EEs EI.sS5Ss ~ =.
NEW GOO Dc!
am now receiving my fall stock OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND HOUSEFtRNlSH-
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Nv stock IS the LARGEST AND MOST COM
pr ETE In every department ever exhibited IN this
city.
THE prices we guarantee to be as low rs The same
ouaIitv of goods can be bought anywhere.
A call Is respectfully solicited TO examine my
stock and prices, whether you wish 10 purchase or
not, for 1t Is pleasure 10 us TO show our goods.
<. b. TAYLOR,
au27' 1ell east Main street.
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the Independence and gicry Of la..leg en- !,
n mas 4, an her integrity and honesty An
honest honest yirginia--a virginia delITered from
d,seora, anarchy, and distress, aud NOBLE
yireinia. grateful to her friends, honest TO
har .raditors and ever faithful to her fame'
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ii the Conservative party Of Virginia can
be defeated by such rag, tag, and bobtail
faction as the Aozarters, then it is time that
that party was dead and buried out of sight
forever.
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NOTICE TO Ea0UsEKEEpERs.

DOR FALL AND SPRING HOUSE
Il CLEANING use the CLEANER AND Poll
ISHER, for sale by w. s. PITCHER, Fuel Dealer,
next 10 the Express Office. 1t Will clean Paints,
Glass es Chanrei StaIr-Ro DDS, Door Knobs OIL
Cloths, EBrD,ture, Shelves. &C.. In one fourth The
lime usual, taken for such purposes. Parties st
renting can, with this CLEANER AND rOL-
ISHEY., ste!ean up - more rapidly ana thoroughly
gtba2 byany other means ,kuosn. Direel tons With
each hoX. In 10c. aud zoe. boxes. tyy Il! COAL,
COKE, end WOOE-al E......-. - G-SSAGi
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4 The northern settler who.sent o eommu-
issSsasion 90 the Dssp dsch Ia fesersase 20 Che
sSsr!!Rions Of the norlhern settlers in Neck
lallusg ssslIty Oh tho publls-dest ques-
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UMBRELLAS.

We continue to sell at extremely low prices. AS
orr stock is greaty reduced we advise those in want
to call early If they wish great bargain.
Everything In our line is now being sold at greatly
reduced prices, so don't put off making your pur-
LEVY BROTHERS.
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CASHNER ES,

We show large stock Of ALL-WOOL BLACh
FRENCH CASHMERES at the lowest prices yet
offered as we have too many on hand, so must force
the sne, rs our store is for rent possession given
on the LIST Of october.
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/ The news is good from every section Of
the State. Even Little Tennessee will send
a majority Of friends Of the McCULLooH
bill 10 TIE next Legislature, unless we are
wofnlIy deceived. ~---....-.