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MANAGERS or FESTIVALS AND EXCURSIONS
viii save money by ealing at ZINIMgRS ice-crcam
factory, 1918 Main street. before making their pur-
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c. .ZfMMER, 1913 Main street, furnishes picnic.
and festivals with his delicious lCE-CREAM at the
most reasonable rates.
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CUST0M-n0UsE RsPORT.

During the month Of June eleven foreign
vessels cleared from the custom.hOuse for
foreign ports. Six cleared for Brazil with
,cargOes OF flour, cOmpr sing 1870 barrels,
valued at SS9,S20; three cleared for France
with cargOes Of corn, comprising Sc G57
bushels. valued al S3l, ,20j.50; one cleared
for Nova Scotia with a cargo of canncl coal,
comprising 351 tons, valued at g sos; and
one cleared for France with q cargo OF Pc
r0leum, comprising 1896 barrels, valued
ut $lS,4S1.70. Total, $1,000 20. Two
foreign vessels entered during the past
month. One entered in ballast from the
West Indies. and one entered with a cargo
Of lump plaster, valued at S4j3, from Kempt,
Nova Scotia.
DEEDS AND MtREI4Gy-I ICENSEs.
The clcrl, OF Henrico County Court issued
0 marriage-licenseS during the past month
&C whites and coIored) ana recorded 20
deeds.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
80 marriage-Icenses during the month OF
June (24 whites and Is colored).
In the clerks Office OF the Chsncery Court
191 deeds We're recorded during tie past
month.
POLICE STATISTICS,
In the Police Court duringithe month OF
June the fines collected amounted 10
el5l.1; costs, %5.50-tOtal, Slj70I; 81
cases were sent TO the grand jury; 2O9
criminal and 211 ordinance cases were
tried; II convictions for petit larceny; 10
commitments TO jail ia default OF surety.
FLOUR INSPECTED
in Richmond during the month ending June
80, 1880 :, 1913 barrels family; 1,0GG barrels
extra superfne; Gao barrels supertine; 90
barrels fine; 1S3 barrels condemned.
HARBORMAsTER's REPORT.
The following is the report of HarbOr-
master Il. II. StyIl for the past month {:
SchOoners arrived, 81; barks arrived, 4 !;
brigs arrived, 8.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
The amount OF United States internal
reyeuue collected for the month OF June
was Sl57,9G5.G2.
FlRE-ALARMS.
rVbnre vyerp only two fire.alarmS for the
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UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,

TIE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il HAVE DECLARED DIV WIDEN ID OF
THREE PER CFN1. .(orS $50 per sharcl. free Of
ta2, psyable u tie stockholders on ana aftcr the
lst Gay Of Juiy. 1850. JAMES MILLER.
g. 26-l0t Cashier.
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EOR RENT, THAT WE'LL ANDGr.
n Y-LOCATE Ed LARGE al
BRICK STORE, with DWELLING OF about ten
rooms, kitchen, &c, No. sll, on south side Of
Beoad between Eighth and Ninth street. The tore
will be altered aud changed To- suit 10 good,
nent business tenant, and hree years let~r. viih
privilege or two more al mOderiic tenta This
Is a desirable stand aud Win = new and hand ONE
front, will be desirable ~ any business. Spccia
attention T. called 10 this offer
II 29-eOd6t ROBERT n. LNEl..
DOR RENT. THAT CONNENIENT( "a
Il 4 y " DFSIRABTY-COSSlBU BUCTED ID
FOUR-sTORY BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY on
Eish ssnih street between Main and Cary streets,
now occupied hy George Campbell 4 Co aud for
merry by Robert j. Christian. THIS II good fac
tory, and The cent v9ry lew. aad possession 18th
July. 1880. There Is IN ihe binding some fixtures,
which can be ren.ed a'so. Apply early 10
ROBERT B. LYME.
je 29-lw Real Estate Agent.
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RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1850.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE MER-
i CHANTS NATIONAL BANK have this day
declared dividend Of per cent out OF the earn
iDg Of the hsnk for ibe last six months PAYABLE 10
te stockholders, free OF all tax, aud after the ls
day ~ July next. j. u. MORTON.
La .S-fl Cnhhier.
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TT TIT
Dear Sir,-FoT ten years have oeen a msrtyr 10
Dyspepsia Consupa,ion. au1 Piles. Last spring
your Vilis were rec mmcnttd; used them. I am
aow well man; have rcd appetite, digestion per-
feet. pRnar stools. piles gone, and have gained
for,v pounds Of acn. They are worth their weight
In gold. Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON.
I.uHist lille. EV
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TUE DIRECTORS 81 THIS BANK
4 HAVE TlU> DAY DECLARED 4 SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF PER CENT, FREE
or ALL TAX. PAYABLE t. THE STOtK-
HOLDERS ON AND AFTER THE Isl DAY OF
ie 25-Iot GLOVER. Cashier.
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SArE MONEY ~ n-ri.g your pr'r, Lax conc Atthe
DISPATCH PRGSTING-HOUsE. Gocd work, lor
prices, and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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PRRsONAL-BgIEF lTEMs.-Mr. John f..
Regnaut is. in addition TO the names men,
toned Yesterday, a candidate Tor the posi-
ton of Police Justice.
John Thomas, an apprentice at Talbot ;
iron works, on Cary street, was badly
bruised Yesterday by lathe falling upon
him while he was at work. He was taken
10 lis home on Church lllllhnd attended 10.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac rair0Id will run an excursion train
to Fredericksburg next Tuesday on The Oc-
clsion Of the State regatta. The regatta
promises to be the grandest affair OF the
kind ever witnessed south OF Washington.
Sergeant y. NJ. Lee hiss announced the
following deputies John A. Lacy, lsadore
Loyensteiu. and \. c. Peav.
Justice John j. Crutchield has retired
from the contest for Police Justice.
Late Tuesday night Nancy Scot, an aged
colored woman. dropped dead OF nelrt-dIS-
ease at her residence, No. 1909 north First
street.
The city employG, were paid OF yeSter-
doy. To-day the semi-annual interest on
the city debt falls due.
Mr.. Robert l.. WigSlcsworth, well known
10 the news9dpel-men Of over quarter
Of a century past, has been quite III, but
wa, reported better Yesterday.
Yesterday the western wall Of the ruins
Of Smii. = warehouse, on Cary street, tunl-
bled down. IN adjoining frame building
WAS crushed. 40 one injured.
Three new tle-aiarn stations have been
establisheG-No. 81, conner Twelfth and
Canal streets; 80. G., at Byrd and Third
streets: and 80. G3, az the southwest cor
Ber OF Fifth and Duyal streets.
4 meeting of the new Board Of Directors
of the Corn and Flour Exchange will be
neld at IO3 O'Clock this morning.
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TRR WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 70 :
a. d., 81 noon, 81; 2p. NJ, "a; 6P.
~ 50; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, "a.
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HUTT'S HAIR. .DNE.-GRAY HAIR or
L WHISPERS changed 20 = GLOSSY BLACK bv a
single application Of his DYE, II hupArlss Natu-
r.. oloT. aciS iusiautanfousiN. SOLD hy druggists
W sent bN CNpvC>S on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
tuN 29-coGiAp2Ol
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They increase The appetite, and cause The body TO
takeou dcsh; thus The system Is nourshsd. aud by
thoir tonic sc,on ca The digestive organs regular
stools are produccd.
Price. - cents. IS MURRAY STREET,
ny 29-eodtAp2O Now Vo,L
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Llnnarn l3. 3.IA72

ORDERS FOR lCE.CREAM on sunday NUT he
II on Saturday at G. ZIMMER's. 1918 Main street.
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Having established a

cANNING.FACToRY AND PACKlNG-HoUsE
10 the city Of Richmond IN the large a,iu ~,
adapted BUILDINGS on Wall street between fi%uN'1, 'D1
aud Broad streets, adjoining Penber'on -
pared on and after JULY lsT 20 receive all
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ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS 81 ZZ4e
n are cordially Invited 10 attend a -iaied IA
conyocation OF hlChnOND RoYAL zsfssssS;
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3, a. ne hasons -.
Han ON franklin street. THIS lThursdtyl EVE
MING. judy /, a. d. 1850, Il. \. NJ. 24l0, at
O'c'Ock.
"' GEORGE F. KEEsEE,
yIns Secretary.
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NEW CHINA GOOCo.

DECORATFC TEA-SETS:
DEC9EA'. I'D DESSERT SETS;
DECOyATED BEERY-SETS;
DECJRATED CHAMBkR.stTSi
prCURNTED FLOW HOLDERS.
VIZ "A poSFs WATFR-COOLERS new de-
sy-,a ICE,CREAM FREtZFRS m Look before
Dul ins @'-"'" e 1907 Main street.
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DIR. JOHN MAHONY, hss returned - the city
and can be- found AT his ollcs. No 62j Main street
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CONSUL TO NAPLES. President Hayes has
appointed DR.. 4. II. smith, Of this city,
consul 10 Naples, Italy.
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STRAYED, FROM MOUNT ERIN. fHs9
y Tuesdiv. a SPOrTFD BiUE-AND- sS-1-
WHITE HErFFE, half Aldernev. \ ltberal reward
will be paid for hsr return to GEORGE T. KING. st
Redmond CITY MilIs, adjoining Ciiy GaS.Work',
Rocketis,A jy 1-3S5.3t'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Application vi De made for ihe renewal Of tie
following per cent. certificates Of debt Standing
In the name Of George Cooke. deceased. on tho
books Of The Richmond. Ere erickSburg snd I'ofo-
mac Railroad Company, payable lsi July, 1879.
The sams having been lost a: Certificates No. 1919
and No. 367, each for $40.
JOHN W. WRIGHT.
sheriff city OF kichmond, and rs such
e. 3-Th2m
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THE STATE BANK oE VIRGINIA.l
RICHAOND, VA June 2S, 1850.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 or THE STOCKHOLDERS or tbs bank VII
he bsld ~ their banisiDg-hOlse WEDNEsDa IL
Inlv 7. 1880. at ~ O'Clock VI. l-,
4. 2o.st WILLIAM Al. HThL,. Cashier.
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OTFICE or MERCHANTS AND MECHANICsI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA, June 2S, 1850.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
Il PANY HAVE DECLARED SEMl-AN-
NGAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. PAY
ABLE ON AND AFTER JULY lST.
~ 2a-3t j. Il. MOORE. Secretary.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCEKt.Nw.m,orr ~ nv
j ba,e this day appointed JAMES Lbn1rr Lbbn1rrrn ~. ,
agent 10 conduct Toe GRoCEgy aAsyssn,xssSenti Nh, oti
GROCERY BUSINESS a. oA5 t"sm' IN 'so, essh
only. ID v. .0-1lts
JuSE IS, 1850. ,ezz'iS
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

CFFICE "IRG1NIA FIRE AND MARISE)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
EICUAOND. jane p, 1850.
Tho Il ard of Directors of this COMPANY have this
CAV declared p ~ENLANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT. free Of TAX, out Of The profits
of fhe pas ,iN mon.h-. payable 10 stockholders on
and afierJU ~ ], 1850.
g. 33-2w ". u. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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9ltllmond nispatrh.
ihoRsDAf........ July 1, 1850.

thh CIRCULATION cF THE slspk kTcp
r,slSnEn 1s,A,SsnEn THAN THE COMBINR0 stfrf,D[
10 :. a,.', svN VE ALL thin OTHER DAILY EEYS-
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NAIIONAI BANK OF NIRGlNIA,l
RICHMOND. VA, June % 1850.
UNHE BOARD OF DIRECTOR OF
L mis- bank have declared a DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CEN r., free from All taxes, payable
20 NJ stockholders on aud after the lst July.
je 3O.6' J. ". LOCKWOOD. Cashier.
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ty ]. .aod3t c -rner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
~ SllIP.-The firm OF HlLLKR Il NICHOLAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUORS. Is DIS
solved by the death OF Mr.. THOMAS ~. NICliO-
LAS. The afl1irs Of the firm wit b. closed up by
the surviving partner. All persons having claims
against the Erm VIII present thcm for pay neni;
those indebted are requested 20 set!r M their ac-
counts promptly. +. MILLER.
surviving partner Of Miller & Nicholas,
No. l3 north Fourteenth street, Richmond.
Thanking the patrons Ot The late irm Of MILT.ER
e NICHOLAS for Their patronage, bag leave 10 Ia
form ihem that shall continue the WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL LIQIOH BUSINESS At the Old
stand. No. 3 north Fourteenth street, Richmond,
Va. whore shall be- glad 10 serve them A. h,TetO-
fore. " l.eod3tl +. MILLER.
RICHMOND. VA, july I, 1880.
THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXIST
i ING under sNlr OF GOODMAN x MYERS, 81
Richmond. Va. and AZ sagAnuIh, Ga, j. Dissolved
by mutual consent.
Mr. A. II. GOODMAN assumes The entire assets
and liabiie. ~ the slid Hrln ai Richmond. and
will continue here on hi. Own account.
hr LEE ROY MYERS ss-unes The entire assfts
and liabilities Of The ssld 1rm ~ Savannah, aud will
cOnfinge here on hs own account.
We thank patrons for their former liberal sup
port. ana cordially r~cOmmend continuance 10 the
hew drms. \. y. GOODMAN.
~ I.3t LEE ROY MIERSP
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ALARMS

There were only two tre-aarmS for the
month ending yesterday. The loss at each
fire was insignificant.
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DIVIDENDS.

UFlICK or ElCHMONp PERPETUAL KUILDINGO
LOAN AND Trust COMPANY.
No. ELEVENTH STRTET.
EICNNOND. VA .Juk /. lSSO. ]
YEHE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THIS
Il COMPANY HAVE DECLARED A SEMI-AS-
NCAL bINIDt\DBk FIVE rER CtNT.payabl ble
al The cr.cc OF tAe company 90 aYd after July 9Th
WILLIAM LONENS1ElN,
" 10, Cashier.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co)
RlCHNOND. june %, 1850.
DIVIDEND NOTlCE.-TllE DIREC-
l. TORS OF 1EIS COMPANY HAVE DE-
NLARED \ SFMl-AN>EA DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PR CFNT tfrcc Of an taxcsl ont Of the
profits Of he last >iH months, pavabe 10 the stock
holters on snda(ieT Jul, J, 1850.
So &u-@w j. VI. TATE. Secretary.
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KtCHMOND. VA. July I. 1880.
,NHE EIRM uERETOEORE EXIST-
FDECsTpOS

II ENMORE / NV EEslrl HIGH
IN SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.
Next session Will Begin
StPTFNBE9 0TH
For catalogues appytO
je z9-dI0t u. \. STROBE, Principal.
EDGE.HIiL SCHOOL.-The next ses-
4 4 sion Of his SCHOOL viii commence sep
TkMDER 18TH. For Circulars address the
MISSES RANDOLpH.
Keswlc. Depot Abem1r.e county, Va.
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,hst may ,e offered ia 2ooa aud suitable c0ndiilon
for esnntng. Fair CASH PRICES VIII be pslu lyI ~
firm. rne. sound goods. None bat trst
are wanfed or Will be received for nle ne" "N"D
VILE " brand Of canned goods: q, pAyts
Apply al factory. JObn p' e,im
GEORGE FLknM. Manager. ~
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VgUIT.pACKING AND CANNING.

n o Il ! T. T.
TO FRUIT GROWERS AND TRUCKERS
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Entered al The Post.oGice at Richp,5nd, Va, a.
second-ciass maiter,J
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DATAPsCO INSTITUTE.

MISS SARAH " RANDOLPH, Of Edge Iill,
Virginia, Priy,igal. This wellknOwn school for
Young Ladies ana children viii open >EPIkMBER
10TH IL offers unusual facilities for hnished eiu-
caiiOn. For Circulars, address the Principal, Pa
tapscO Institute. Fiicntt tity. Nd j. f5-lm
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK or EIcHMoND.i
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
The amount OF United States internal
revenue collected for the month OF June
WAS SIh1. .4G6.G2.
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LOOK 0UTF0R B0ULDERS
THAT Nj J. ROLL lou
roRUIy.
Uho is on Hatch2

- -,
FOR 'ne Democrat: ILL.,, IN,
1's'"oSi"'s' snaAe , on' sC%I it'H,
a!sE, anu On 'ne l-'' :, e'ssoos'
y !, = our, sure a M, Sg'! :,I
i'"' you S'""!o n'l y talts', NY
[eS' anu :seu,''S ~ s0O n n'ae'' w.,
',Henes N 'hs SANE DVn'1v'"'S
sHo"lI y ~ ~" uyi''s' ~" ses
'. =. wv, VIZ W. .'%'' -. s IN
~ "Gfs VS. ,Isr ~
wy :" ~. w. IVA .o'. ~, y !! ~" wv,
r. " - e '',I' " ~ o"' So.S "I.''
~. - lts''t !" .,i"' l'l'sy''S'..s :
~, lls'' NJ Ps'"S'1''v, "sls'' . ~.
oo'''es rum "n M, Ju 81 =, W
%:!'I' every .u.li s'ss's" ~. '''o ~, ~.
s's!''i s. - "''tcH 'ns NstS N ~:
anu t", ~, nominate" AZ ou' -,
n'a5! hies.,ot' ~. ~ tAt ~ ~
1 : ""u Datte'l''s " WIS
y. us e CIR. .','e y D:"iogt"'s p...i !
s,ptss' \. 's'lN :! S".s'' - = s',.,"
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n. Il. LIyEL US C4NDIDACr

Mr.. Lively is the author Of the
call that convened the Democratic
Convention that met nj the Court
House on the 7th of June yea, he
was not only the author Of The call
but lie signed ii, and solicited
Judge Edmiston and others to sign
il; and when the Convention met
he was the WILLING presiding
officer Of that body. Mr.. Lively, in
his Gull for the Convention, stated
that the object Of tho Convention
was to appoint delegates to tic
State, Congressional and Senate.
rial Conventions; AND 10 DE-
TERMINE WHETHER THE
DEMOCRATS OF TIE COUNTY
MOULD HOLD 4 NOMINATING
CONVENTION FOR COUNTY
OFFICERS, OR ADOPT TIE
PRIMARY SYSTEM. TIE
LARGE CONVENTION THAT
ASSEMBLED UNDER THAT
CALI, DECIDED WITHOUT a
DISSENTING VOlCEINFAVoR
OF TIE PRIMARY SYSTEM.
The Primary Election was held,
aud the majority Of the Democrats
Of the county voted.
Now Mr.. Lively, the author Of
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WASHINGTON, October. 1
Editor Democrat.
The quarrel about General
Viewers position would be of less
Importance if more were generally
known of Weaver and his sur.
.roundings. l have watched his
course since he came TO Congress,
and up to the time Of his prepos-
ferrous claims about tho vote OF
Alabama, had believed him honest
in his financial ideas, and reason
ably intelligent. He introduced
impracticablo measures in Con.
grcss, but there was always Il lie.
gree Of romantic fairness in them.
Six months ago, absurd us some
Of his bills were, General Weaver
was considerably respected by
Democratic and Republican Cor.
srcssmen, and had in The country
a respectable following. If the
other two parties had made the
nominations anticipated for the
Presidential ticket. l did not
think General Weaver hopeless
aspirant for high Office. But tho
Radicals did not make The expect.
ed mistake, and tho Democrats
made none ut all, and then General
Weaver was as little u real lresi.
Dental Candidate as if he had
never been born. lie did not seem
10 realize this, and went on claim.
ing Suites with Il recklessncss ncv.
or before known. Apparently hu
wanted new States admitted 10 the
Union, so that he would have still
more electoral votes. But every
body knew MS SOON as Garfield and
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0J5fc',c.5l,sw q Election.

= ~ Aset
TIoXs.
W. Editor ===#t==
The following arc the persons
appointed by the County Court ns
officers of the October and Noyem-
her elections:
Court Nonte Diarirt.-Court House
Frank Clifton, A. NJ. Smith, \. J.
Wood.
Sand Fork.-NlichOol Collins,
Joseph Hall, JOHN COpcley.
FreeMaH's Cieek District Bailey
Housc--liSaiNs Fctty, Lconi,las
Smith, David S. Peterson.
Leading Creek-Thomas Casey,
Albert S. Kayscr, William WeoEter.
Frcemansburg-Pewy Z. White,
VI. B. Bailey, ]. ]. Gibson.
HacLrs's creek Diariet.-ITaytlen
lIouse-Georgc G. Danscr, Vim.
Mcbride, Jacob schmitt.
Jane Lcw-AIinor C. Hall, G.
S. WAggoncr, Joseph J. Goodwin.
Walnut Grove-Georgc Lawson,
John B. Morrison, George W.
Swisllcr, Sir
Collins Settlement ici.-lsoanokc
Joseph HALL, W. l.. Smith, Jas.
Conrad.
Walkcrsyillc.-p. a. Lorcntz,
W. W. Brown, Jas. II. Galforl.
Gladly Fork-'rhonlas' T.. Me-
Cray, John Pickcns, Wm. Cochran.
Skin Lretk Diarict.-Gcorgetown
i. p. Forinash, Levi Clark, T. r.
lIardman.
GastOns-R. S. lIorncr, E. L.
Smith, n. B. Roger.
Three now precincts have been
established; to wit:-GnstOa-
Skin Creek District; 'i'ulam Grors-..
Hackers Creek; GlaCy FOrk-
Collins Settlement.
JESSE WooFTER, Clerk.
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On Thursday Governor Jacob
i. Jackson addressed our people in
n speech Of about two hours in
length, in which he did much cred.
it to himself and his party. He
made Il very able, arsument.tivc
aud instructive speech both M Ma
tional and State issues. His ex-
plosion Of the scctionalism OF the
Democratic party was unanswera-
bile. and his argument Of the Re-
publican record was no less con.
rincing. lie spoke in a calm and
tlignitied manner, and gave many
death blows to the Republican par
ty and policy. In his speech, he
denied cmphatically that he had
ever said that he hated the Repub.
lican party, and asserted that he
did say that he hated their princi.
pies and policy, FIe declared that
he lad never said that lie was op.
posed to the free school system,but
had always favored it. lie referred
to his cndcavors 10 establish a free
school system in Wood county
years ago to substantiate this asser-
ton. lie dwclt at length and with
much ability on State politics. lie
showed to a mathematical demon
stration that instead Of the Demo
cratic ,party's being hostile to the
free school interest of our State, it
has fostercd and maintained it by
liberal appropriations. lie showed
from the record that from 1865 10
1870 the Republican appropriations
10 free schools was a little over half
as much as was appropriated dur
Ing u like period under Democratic
rule. The Democracy have con-
eluded that he will make an excel
lent Governor.
Laterin the evening Hon, D, D.
johnson, Elector, adlres ell our
people for about two hours. His
spcecll5was eloquent und.ablc, and
was confined 10 National issues.
His arraignment oftho Republican
partyfor its. cruel andunwarrantoyl
treatment Of the South was tic alb.
lest exposition We lave heard on
that point. z=5.
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II Political Traitor Thor
0uSh7y MotV,o Up.
The Grcenbackcrs 10 be
Used rs q Cats Paw by
the Republican Monk
cy TO l'uil the t'rcsi-
densiai Ciless3uts
0ul Ocshe Fire.
Il ST4R1'LLNG STATE-
NEWT or FdCTS.

The following letter from Dyer
D. Tum, Secretary Of the National
Committee of tho GreeMbaek Labor
party, was made public in New
York q day or two Nso, and has
created the utmost CONSERVATION
among the Radical managers,
whose hopes of securing Indiana
and Ohio have rested, in n good
measure, upon the Gnenback vote.
1t has long been apparent to those
who have carefully watched Mr..
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During the present week
Georgia held her State election
which resulted III n Democratic
majority from forty to fifty thou
sand. Delaware also voted this
week und gave Il handsome Demo
cratic majority. West Virginia
will wheel in to line next Tuesday
with Il Democratic majority Of
fifteen or twenty thousand. lndi-
AHA on the sane dry will swell the
Democratic column with Il majo-
rity OF six or eight thousand.
We hope the Democrats of this
county will do their best on Tues
next, and thereby cntiIle them
selves to their full share Ct llonOI-
able Democratic victory so pcrva-
sivc at this time
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The call for thc Convention Of juno

the call for the Convention Of June
7th, and the 'rilling presiding officer
Of that body, has, in the last few
days, announced 'himsclfas an III
dependent candidate, in opposition
to the nominee of The party under
the Primary system.
How Mr.. Lively can reconcile his
present position with the past, We
confess We are at 4 loss 10 know; ;
but We do know, and wo say with
all csndar and friendship to Mr..
Lively, that no has made great
mistake. He certainly must know
TINT he does not stand the slightest
chance Of being elected; and that
every Democratic vote he draws
from Bennett will result in a half
vote for woltindin. We hope the
Democrats Of Lewis county will
appreciate the situation, and give
Louis Bennett their solid vote.