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chaSiIn and Qlnson Forge:

-
Buchalzsn and easscp Forge
rne Lextnstsn oskbraak e county, ga
.ssis has the hilaRini noticesot the efforts
Of MaIor JoH:xsToN, president OF Inc oames
-Rfyer and Kanawna canal 70 complete tue
railroad from Clifton Foige to Buchanan
e,arssse~ss4bs pseeisn-vcf tho caha' W
Buchanan 81, .s9s Il o .sssfes -
finder tso able and vigorous management
~ President Johnston, caHai repairs aic
shout compteted, and bis atsent,on - no"
hssrv directed TO q resumption OF WORK on
fhe buchanan and Clifton Eorge Iantoau.
Rsafs will run through TO buchanau ealE
| IN September. When we conssNeI .ne VIZ
laIready done and the small amouh. Oh mo
~ ~. n,eat inportauce OF the connection
9Th the chesapeake and Ohio road, 1t VIII
no marvellous indeed u the work ~ him
dared or DELAYED. h. We understand that
cantract has been offered by Mason,
shanahan & Hoge looking to the com.
nletion of the grading, masonry, anu
trestIework by September, 1880. Ine
details OF the contract have not yet
heen1 made public, nor has it been acted
mon bv the james River and kanawha
f;nmnany. but we learn that the contract
offcred is one most favorable to the COM
many. II it should require On extension OF
ibe time when the convict labor shall De
restored to the State, we have no doubt a
hill can be passed through the Legislature
next winter accomplishing this. surely
those who fought the railroad so strenuT
ously. thinking the States property in tue
canal valuable, will vote to strengthen the
value Of that property by giving the canai
connection with the Chesapeake and ONO
rail road. We believe the Governor would
allow the canal company to hold the con-
victs now in band until action is had by
the Legislature. In any contract Tor the
completion Of the, Buchanan and Clifton
Forge railroad the current revenues OF the
canal would, OF course, have TO be used,
but as the consent OF the bondbolders has
once been given in that direction. we ina
CINE there would be no difficulty on that
score. The landbolders along the line OF
the canal could help on with this work,
and, 10 fact, with the concurrence OF the
Legislature, the bondholders. and property
holders along the canal, we see no reason to
doubt the fUfilment OF the scheme. 20.
We hope President Johnston, in his per-
sistent endeavors to develop the James.
| River Valley section OF our State, will re-
ceivc the hearty cooperation OF all con-
cerned. ais efforts certainly deserve sue
cess, and whether completed? successful or
| not, the name OF John ". Johnston will
ever be fondly cherished by our people.
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The Beaufort Calamity.

A very timely appeal has been made in
behalf OF the citizens OF Beaufort, n. c.
which we trust will be answered generous
Iy. The Ashcylle IN. c. Citizen, one OF
whose editors was at Beaufort when the ca
lamity happened, strongly enforces the
claims Of the citizens, and increases sympa-
thy for them by his account Of the situation.
We have published accounts of the event.
The Citizen states that the loss OF the
place was fully 100000. It's editor closes
his remarks thus:
The storm in its every aspect was the
worst that has visited our coast this centU-
ry, and it will take Beaufort long time to
recover from the shock which she has sus.
tanned.
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DEATHS.


Died. In IIenrico county, on Thursday night. 2Sih
Angus. Mt lO:45. GEORGE LESLIE. In! ant child
or Charles W. and Sarah l.. Thomas aged eight
months and nineteen days.
This darling fowret scarce had bloomcd,
And burst its petals forth.
When sickness graSped and death cntombcd
lis fragrance and Its worth.
Sill vet we know it, faded form
Renewed again shall arise,
Aud wait with faith and hope full armed
To meet Him in the skies.
The funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dcDce, Lignu', iii, a, 10 A. NJ. FRIENDS and ac-
GlainIanccs are respectfully invited to attend.
Died, at White Sulphur Springs. on The 2Grh in.
stant, VfRGIE, daughter Of William Henry and
Mary Matilda Lewis; aged one year. five months
and twenty days.
Internlent at Old Virginia Galleries, Coal Valley,
West Virginia.
Died Mt M"ntvi1c. King William county, on the
26th Of August. ECG JENA. Infant datgh or OF Col
onel William Il, and Alice L. Ay lett; aged nine
months.
Died. of diphhcria. on Tuesday. August 2Giln
LIZZIE. only daughter Off Warwick and Mary II.
Woods. In thu ninth year Of her ago"
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t A convention Will be held here the. latter
part Or September for the purpose Of nomi.
mating a State senator 10 represent the
counties OF Clarke, Frederick, and Warren
Ein the next General Assembly Of Virginia.
With almost unprecedented 5Bnanimity the
sentiment OF the three counties has crysta-
Ilizedaroupd Judge John Z. Lowell, OF War
ren county. Judge f.ove!itas chairman Of
THE State Conservative t,0mmfsree.s He has
been au active and efficient supporter OF
what is known as the McGu'l loeb bin, whose
provisions ore accepted by sRe- creditors or
the Gsatea The.lzct ofstbesearuesc support
06 thtssg abya tBe ,trnuentiaa coslsl.
ties esDp0siag TIN asHatos3ai afssseict shows
ttstit his pUrtiOhs0f spfsglnia, ID iedst; dsnve
easily misief ~ ffe scfyi III lden,ae6g defa pas
BerryDille correspondent Of: the Baltimore
Sun $3.50 49, n
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THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS N OHIo.-A
meeting OF about one hundred aud fifty
representative German Democrats OF Ohio
was held at Columbus Monday. Reports
were received from every county In the
State. and they were without exception OF
the most favorable character. A harmonious
feeling was shown to exist toward the State
Democratic ticket among the Germans. The
meeting arranged for vigorous campaign
by leading German speakers. Senator Thur
man attended the conference and made some
remarks excoriating the Republican party
for its opposition to foreign citizens and
persistent efforts to curtaiI naturalization.
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The DestructiVeS.

That was a lively sketch Of tbe~loleful as
semblage OF the DestructiSes Mt the Wing
office Thursday given in the local columns
of the Dispatch yesterday. 1t &as.a strong
tea-party. 1t has been seldom that one SO
dolefully dignifed has assembled in tbe city
OF Richmond. Compare it with those OF
other times, and what q contrast it would
bring up. Very much wanting in weight
and standing, evidently, from the clever
account OF it in the Dispatch, 1t Was op-
pressed with the discouragemeut OF the
shadows OF coming events which sur
rounded it, and 30 decidedly showed the
fact that the feeling excited by the process
sion as it moved from the room in which
the anxious conclave was held to the place
OF imbibation and refreshment was near
being merged into sympathy.
Our historian, as we anticipated. reported
that the mournYul assembly naturally deter
mined 10 be very vindictlve and render the
They pitched the conflict on plan 80 alien
to good faith and justice to the public that
1t would be impossible for them to spur
themselves to action we're they to discard
the spirit OF passion and malice. 1t Is a
principle Of nature that animals cannot as
sail and make prey Of others who haye not
wronged and injured them without being
excited with rage. The people Of Virginia
who come to the protection OF the Common
wealth have done ne wrong to these De-
structives, and they could not find it in their
hearts to make vicious war upon them
without filing their minds Hith anger and
those passions which stimulate to acts that
are faithiess to the community to which they.
owe the duty Of good eighborhood-the
fealty OF brotherhood % fe'low-eitizens. Z.
So the canvass is to be made q as bitter as
possible" and upon this our reporter very
philosophically remarks that such q war
wonfd but s'show the, pa.seity of their
Isaumbers and expose tiaear destructive OBJ.
effects more fully to the people Of Vir-
<sgiuia." g
That the motives OF this reckless body
must.saturaly lead to sindictiveness every
thoughHul man must see. IL isa struggle
on their part for personal adVaneement and
personal greed-in short, a personal war.
No political struggle for personal gratitiea-
tions ean.isil 10 be bitter. But an intelli.
gent community cannot fail to know that
the worst stsing that could befall them
would be for such q body Of ,asgTessoTs to
get power over them. No oppression nor
injury whiehdhey could iealct would they
iorbear to visit upon their victims: And
1t Is Citing thing that Providence should
make people whs are liable to wrongs and
outrnges Hith such motives and passions
aware Of the dsngehs to which they are eK-
posed. THUS is their spirit Of resistance
their stout good faith to themselves and
their community, aInsst always equal -
their peril. IS S sss s.5s: siI
This will be found 10 be the case in our
present Irritating war fer the protection %
our good old Common eaith, our fami'sss's
and our homes. 5a54 ia ~ Il. $as 49,. fs,.
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Hanovs s
". w. NEWMAN, the ssavoc E u .. ssns
.. ~. !. an, ohsurdit mi .sat mo y asd

. u NEWMAN. the lsavocd oi sshe
I,,a w., an, absurdi,f M y a mo- |" and
she man who made Che silly q a.,eslsIen g
! t. most distinguished sarvi' ding nero OF
shs sivll war for Congress. lowered about
s.s can olara az DssiEuctiyc SEQ aFbscsds5ass''
M. c,,y. but seemed ,not 10 be fnvorably
considered. Indeed, the Dessructives are
wry eager to get office, aud The position OF
congressman, with Eve thousand dollars .
vear. Is too good Tor any body In the Destruc-
tive ranks who Is not s'faYorlte WIN Tue
,arbi,rary ruler OF that small body OF "a'-
content leaders. The congressman rom
Eb,a district is not for NEWMAN, !" NOT io<
ba. JOSEPH" No. There are others "ho
ae nearer the cooked hat.
Rut we hear tha& NEWMAN Is Ia nufis'
an, not disposed to wait for the congress
sIosn, cake. He would take sometning now
,ndtIs, when it Is ready. ) He Is looking 10
THE s,ate Senate now, and intenos' Is sa'u'
n cs.er the lists against DR.. QUgsESBERRf'
!. Let him try 1t.
rnore ia we learn, another Richmond In
sbe f;eld-l3r. L. B. ANDERSON, OF Hanover
W. did not know that until recently. Ger
1..tn,y he is a most talented snd worthy gen
1.iemup, The Conservatives may fellc'ta1e
themselves that they have succeeded thus
far in making splendid nominations, anu
Furthermore, tEaG riI-y hi we suoh fine mate
rial from which to draw. ~,
But NEWMAN cannot for moment sup
mae we have the slightest reference to him.
We always felt the greatest surprise that ne
tbouyd have ever dreamed OF Offering his
I.claims to representative position in the
METROPOLITAN district Of Virginia, where the
kspirit OF enterprise and the enlightened pur-
suits OF commerce flourish. They depend
$50 entirely upon wise and liberal ieglsla-
sion, and upon public and private integrity
and credit, and upon solvent and solid
system of finance, that it could not but be
considered the greatest impudence fora man
like him, maintaining the worst views OF
public honor, and mady advocating the
most absurd ideas of finance, should offer to
represent these people. His ambition must
equal his obtrasiEeResst to Head bin to pre-
sent himself 70 ibis people asfone lit to rep
resent them.
We have no idea that he ever can be foist-
ed -upon-s4is-distriet-by any~iegerdenain OF
delnagogism or scurvy politics.
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I
Rifl,lllolld nlspaill.
,rne ], conaeryasixs capyassers.

% The CONSERVATIVE SSaAN nssss
We are prord OF yisaIpiA when we 5e-
hold the men al ability and fsme who hase
come forth with SO much aiacr,ty to take \
thr aanse OF the Cons,Unwealsh aRxtnats
marty Of leaders who are endeayoring o
capture the State BY the most discreditap'e J
means for. the, most selfish and sossast'
objects. ..5,,
itbnot 20; advance one slngte honorable
u,ot,ye--no. 70 crafty any seehaG q pubic
devotion or bumanity--that they aae astta'
tsnr and s,aranguing the public. 1Neir pre-
tensions are hypocritics'. their purposes Toe
most seiash and unpstriottc. @
The p,,biic-spirited men ~hs have 80
promptly volunteered to meet sais body Of
censpirators against the rablsc peace and
against the hopor and digriry OF the State
embrace The very bcst ard Furest men q
Virginia. Their sumbers aRu their charac'
Ter would be conclusive prosf OF the right
s.o,,.ress and Justice Of The cause they es'
por,se. Look at them AMIDST the unscrupt-
inns men they oppose, ssnd the contrast
wou,d satisfy any refcctlEy and honest maa
ON g bfdl, side ~ere!i justice, honor, ane pas
lie devotion. &
We are prord that -surh an array OF sooa
and able men appear ca the side OF a.'s1ee
ana in defence OF the Commonwealth. IL
IL gratifying to every Intelligent ana true IIe
vfreinian. 1t is .rekssuring to them all.
virginia In der palmiest days could hardly
bsye enlisted such a body OF true aHd no
bile Were leuOs that the DestTucsVes
Aaye schoofed themselves toinseus n'tfy!t TO
the prouieties audssoeial duties, trey Wouid
be driven from their positions sud ;cease 10
appear shamolesssF to proclaim opinions
fa,st are without reason and principles 'that
are unxasta ined !by morality or right.
Their public speakers are not men Of
frankncss and SINCERITY. Their assertions
authority, andtheF 'Po:-
lev is merely destructive to the Con,nen'
wealth, and, OF no earthly advantage save
to themselves.
80 strive with such men Is most dietaste-
fal TO all .menpf fair minds asd good judy
ment. so the canvass to the gallant and
gentIemea' OF whom we
speak must he most distastauls but all OF
them know the peril, and properly appre-
ciate the grandeur and digaty OF the Com
monwealth and the importance OF protect
ing Der against the degradation which
would befall her il ii were possible for the
selfish and unpatriotic trrksters TO tri-
Bmph over her. 1t IS this knowledge
which nerves their arms, which fires
their minds with determination, aud
isiumines their arguments with q cogen.
cy and brilhancy rarely brought out in pop
uIar discussions. 1t will be established that
this campaign will bring out as much OF
public devotion and more o! mental force
than has been displayed since the war, and
it eanpot be that such power and patriotism
can be resisted. The enemies OF the Com
will be overwhelmed and dis
graced, while the true sons OF Virginia will
enjoy an unalioyed peace and reward not
by any other compensation known
10 mankind. -.w
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nT- NEW GOODS, FALL STYLES

ng- NEW GOODS. FALL STYLES,
HuTzLER BROTHERS. 5=5 BEpAu sTExt!.
RICHMOND, VA. are daily re, WA rom mr.
senior n,rtncr who 4. now IN "" YORK, 81 tie
--latest Iorrltles In Trimming. Notions. FtncF
Gouds. Ribbons, silks, Frivrls. Hosiery. Cor'r';
tieniIemcn's. L.dic. ami Children. ndrT"c1F,
Jcwclry, Papctcrs. Col gnr. C"mh,. Rri-N-r SOAPS,
&c. A new and c0mplrG line of Torch ~ AMI o,irt
llocs at former low prices. The h'",' r"v"'i"' ~
Plaid. Chinese. striped, Figured. aud Oih,! g"r
styles Ribbons: Handsome iirDcai" N','ct'. ,h':ri
new beau iful ChIngcabie SIN, and Fancy PH.ln'
IN all the new and desirable shade: h,'" IN
Plain. and Fancy. BOrcred Inca ilatG.,T'h!'i-.
We are now receiving iprge Il tdii"r- I" oar aF"a1S
well selected stock OF GoiG- Plated j. "tlry cli
Is solicited. HCIILER ENulliEES'
au 40 52J Ero.l street.
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i;ss t:Sf<sysS.

HtsT GS<srS.
NEW Il o y ID S.
WHIT T. and RED EIANNE ELS ut Old Uricrs:
BLACK CASuMERES-ali woo,-I!' N Jvc. %
1928;
BLACK SILK, 75c.;
BLACK SILK, 81;
BLACK SILK. tl25;
BLACK SILK. si.3J:
BLACK SILK. ) 80:
BLACK SILK al all pri"c>:
COLORhD SILK at all prices.
Just received large and handsome stock Oh
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED RIBBONS, 1" al
shades;
TORCHoN LACES. BRETOSNE LAtE>, AMI
large stock OF all kinds Of LACE~;
BLACK and CoL0RED sAllNs;
BLACK SILK rE!NETS.
All The aboye-palned goods were uSht se'o'. 80
heavy rise, aud Will b. sold al old price,.
Don't forget that we are hsadfnarter, Tor
HOSIERY. MERINu, aud
ALL. wool UNDERWEAR.
COURTNEY & POWELL
,po7 I2q Br,nt .t''eN.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS w11I -.
FER, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER lar ,,,
Importation and purchased direct iron, -.
facturcrs In France,
$50 dozen hid GLOVES in 2, a4,s.n,,o
buttons;
70 dozen "LUCIA" UNDREsSyD KIDctn,.r.
the best quality aud most pcrf, e, Il, now
I'm Paris.
ALSO,
SO pieces Of LUEIS'S BLACK CA.IIvrpr &.
three different grades. AZ sly.a: # fully To-.
ayard:
gig piecesof BLACK and crLpHFD sII.Kstrom
the mort reliable M nufacuT"r> In France.
fau3OI
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/ General WHLIAx q. PAYNE. OF FanquIer.
iofera himself 1as q candidate for delegafe
irsn .tbe eouasies9 e. Eauquier and LsR
dosn. He Il q good ard true Gonsey yatlye
and 8 bigh-miaded ana honorable gentle
man. should the c:oSssTy atiYss nominate
him they 81 SO % ssssskIs;
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3 FLAT MOMuLLIN seems 70 bs run ~ 2
canvass Of isown. He has made mary APP
peinsments In bis paper. the Marion t'dffiSt
0Ads Herald. The Reid listers left him DOT
In the cold at Salem. Roanoke, but lie 10 CIV
Ing them to understand that be. viii take.
cara 81 ;hsmsnIf. /; t4 ts 81
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';wHArlsr1IR kapEHssAtY,.

PROGRESS Oh THE UANYAs8-=,WHAT Is
WORSE THAN. A sDEhAGoGUE tom -Bo-
COCK WINS A vICToRY-sHALL We CON- N
TIrUE THE PUBLIC HeoLs fLpuTNosE
BUT TRUEAND.TRIED MEN 1S!THE GENE
RAJ AssEMBLY-AN INVISIBLE PARTY
WHERE DID OUR MONEY eo9-PERsoNAL
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ANUSEM ENTS.

UTYMAN THE VENrR1LOQUlST-
w RICHMOND THEATR E-T0- NIGHT
VentriloIuism! The exhibition closing with WV
mans life Moving Figures The whole 10 con-
cIude with IA distribution of presents. consisting
of useful and fancy articles. Admission 20 cents
children, Is cents. Performance at O'Clock: n,it
matinee, Saturday at 3 O'Clock Every chlih ee's d
present at the malinee. au Eo-@t
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M RACE.STREET PRESBYTE-
RAM CHURCH Preaching at IL m. By Rev.
j. K. HAzEN, and at 81 p. N. by Rev. NJ. d. HoGE
D. D., the Second Presbyterian church being closed
ut this hour.
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Mt sEVENTn-STREET CHRISTIAN
cHURCH.-Pre aching at II A. d. by Rev. d. IL.
TYLER. No services at Night.
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II SUITABLE FOR TIE Season,

Cur buyer Is at present In New York, aud In, Ius,
shipped Us lot OF
DESIRABLE GOODS,
PURCHASED 1T AUCTION
rvERY Low PRICES.
We are therefore enabled 20 offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
FLANNELs, CASS!Mt"fS,
WATERPROOF BLANKETS. QUILTS.
TABLE-LINENS. NAPKINS.
TOWELS. SIIAWf~. SKIRTS,
UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY.
GLOVES. CuRSET>, EiEEpE-,
TIES, LACEa,
EMBEoIDERlEs. PRINCES.
TABLE OlL-tLG1ii rs. &c.
leo toz.n WHITE sIiIRTs-warrr q, yasrL.a..
Bosom and Cuff Al jH":
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NJ Et'FENGS.

OEr1cE sEc,Y CONGREGATION BETH AuABA.}
RICHMOND, VA, August 30, 1879. }
NTOTICE.-The Board OF Managers OF this
~ CONGREGATION will be at the Synagogue on Nun
DAY 81, from o to IL O'Clock A. M., for TIE pnr-
pose of renting and assigning seats for Inc ensuing
wear and holidays.
Ry order Of the President.
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~FIRST PRESB YTERT A n
CHURCH (corner Of Capitol and Tenth streesl.-
Rev. w. Il. RICHARDSON will preach al IL o'clock
A. H. No service at night.
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CONCERTS.

GRAND CONCERT AND SUFFER- AZ
I .NTI0CH CHutCH. SEPTEMBER q, FOR
iii 'RFNEFIT OF THE CHURCH. Concert al Sh
p. NJ. Train leaves Rrchmond. York Riyerand Ches-
annake Railroad depot AT +. ". To take excursion
;stS m Al EMS turn out. Round rip. 75c. Convey
aIces viii In attendance TO take persons up 10 the
church. Admission TO concert ant supper. soc.
.re cream aud coutecr i0neres OF all kinds will be
supplied ut moderate prices. Tickets at SCOTS
drugstore corner OF Seventeenth and FranSiin
ST. eets. eu ou'Is"
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n~ ST. ANDREWS CHURCHILL a.
NJ. and 81 2. NJ, Rev. PIKE POWERS.
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Ut SECOND BAPTIST G II u c II
fcorncr Main and Sixth strcctsl.-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD. u. D.. will preach on SUNDAY at L
A. NJ. No service at night
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MT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHJTRCH-The acting pastor, Rev. j. Il. Witt
LEY, will preach SUNDAY, August 31st, at II A.
NJ and e:l5P.M
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me- CENTENARY METHODIST
SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and
s:l5 p. NJ. by DR.. II. N. SLED.
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We ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, IL A NJ
Rev. BEVERLY TUCKER.
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m- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
of Twelfth and Broad s.rccis).-Rcv. L. ". WAR
REM n. D., will preach OH SUNDAY at II A. NJ and
& p NJ.
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coNrE.riONERiEs, N.'

pURB cAKplEs.m -.l, s s% %i 'St.: IL:
J. daily nyiniui a 9Ir Ras make br!,s, II tbis
esFS ssr sSsd sr I'M,
sset but srps 1sss 1%tf' aud
70 ''sna vi Lyuis !. hosS'E'1i .ll$A''4 '''<-
taSO
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THE PRESIDENT DOESN'T WISH FEDERAL
OFFICIALS TO BooM.-Ezecutiue Mansion,
Washington, August Ii, lS79.-My Dear
GeneraI,--I have your note as to the inter-
ference OF Federal office-holders in the Re-
publican county conventions. This is the
first have heard OF it. agree with YOU
that the interference Of public officials With
partisan political. management ought to be
stopped, and that the order on the subject
be enforced. The truth is that the less
public officers have 10 do with partisan po-
litical management the better It is for the
public service and for their party. IA pub
lie officer can best promote the interest. Of
his party by rendering faithful and efficient
service IN performing the duties Of bis Of
Fee. II you Will send me the names Of
those you complain OF. with brief state.
!ment OF the facts alleged against them, [
will see that the affair is looked into and
Justice, done. ,..,,i,,,sr a,.sz<.,.,sy .l,t.yrgl
am glad to sknowa,that the rule on the
subj Is more general cop piled With as
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n.y. FALL STYLES MILLINERY

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In Canton, Milan. CobUrg. md Fancy Straw. N'''
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A CALLED CONVOCATlON OF @%Tl~
n LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH sYAGS
TER, no. 43, will be held for work at st. ETsSsk
Alban's Hail. corner of Msin and Third ~""
All Royal Arch Masons in good Standing are cor
daily invited Candidate will n!ease appear prompt
w. NV order Of The NJ. e. Fl. p.
au 3O-lt CHARLES LUNUlN, Secretary.