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The Common Council.

Council met on Tuesday evening, all the
members being present.
After approving the minutes OF the last
session. the report of committee on Fire
and Water il relation to the purchase of
lot, recommending the purchase of lot
from john A. Crawford, on Lyon street,
between First and Second, was adopted.
On motion the committee was instructed
TO purchase said lot. The lot is 50xl32
feet, for. which $500 is TO be paid in Janu-
ary, 1881, without Interest," TO that time.
The petition of T. W. Sphinx asking the
Council to discontinue the sidewalk or. the
north siIle OF block 60, was referred TO
committee on Streets and Public Property
All bills presented at last session were
found correct and ordered paid.
The report of committee on petition of
B. Brenner for a lamp at corner of Ferry
and Third streets, was unfavorable. Re
port adopted.
The Marshal and Recorder made reports,
the Inter being referred to committee on
accounts and Current Expenses.
The Recorder asked further time for as
sessing. which WAS granted.
On motion of Martin, all the bids tor
city printing were rejected.
On motion of Scott the Recorder was
directed to readvertlse for bids for city
printing.
A number of bills were received and
referred to proper committee.
Bill of W. H. Huston, for washing hose
under suspension of rules, was ordered
paid.
On motion of Scott, the nightwatchmen
were ordered to, extinguish all the city
lamps on the back streets, commencing at
II o'clock each highs. except those at the
engine houses. and few prominent lamps
| ON First street. ;, ..,.
IN motion, the Marshal was instructed
to notify the Democrat office. Frank Woods,
| AMI Richards to abate nuisances adjoining
| their several places OF business.
Adjourned
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Blne Isibbou, Ciuls.

The Blue Ribbon Club meets at Y.P.C.
A. hall this evening at 7:30, on which oc-
casion the following programme will be
offered: Brief speeches frem Capt. NIB.
Humphrey, Rev. Mr.. Harris, DIR. r. c..
Hill, John Conner, and others. An essay.
.s'Fhe Old and the New will be read by
W.O. Palmer. The Orchestra and Ladies'
Cornet Band will furnish music for the ocr
casion. The hall will doubtless be filed
as these occasions have always been madc
entertaining and pleasant toall who attend.
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we a,nn,t TnIk

Without showing the condition of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not
to be ashamed of them let us use that stan
dard dentifrice. SOZODONT. which is
sure to Keep them white and spotless.
No tartar can encrust thems no canker
affect the enamel, no species. of decay infest
the dental bone. ifsoZODONT is regular
~ tised- 1t is botanical preparation. and
its beneficial effects on the teeth and gums
are marvellous. as 1t removes all tliscDlora-
tions, and renders the gums hard and rosy.
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Summons.

In the Circuit Court for the State OF oregon
for LinT cGIinty.
john Conner, plsintiff VS.. Philip GrIgsby,
defcn liant. + -.
To Philin Grigsby, the above named defend
ant In the name of the State: of Oregon, you
are heEshy required to appear and answer the
complaint of tie above nlaintifT in the above
entitled Court. now ON file with the Clerk of
silid Court. against you, or before the first
day of the next regular term of the Circuit
e;ourt in and for said Linn county, Oregon, to-
wit: the
8th day Of lNarch, 1880,
and you are hereby notified that.if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint rs hereby
required. the plaintiff Will take Judgment
a%ains; you for the sum of 500 gold coin. and
interest thereo.s in like gold coin from October
u. 1879, at the rate of one per cent. per mont II.
and the farther sum of $50, attorneys fee, and
the costs and disbursements of this action.
HUMPHREY & WOLVERTOEs
attorneys for plaintiff.
Published by order of the Hon b. F. Harding,
Judge, made at Chambers, January 6ths 1880.
january lG, lSSO-Yl2n16
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REWARU

4 liberal reward Vim be paid 10 the
party who win return the money taken
out of the. till duriug the progress of The
late fire. at our storeJ supposed taken for
safekeeping.
JACKSON g KALISKY.
Albany, March 18th, 1880.
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Notsce or E,lnal settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
Z IN ed dRdninistrafor of the partnership estate
of ~ G .rothers 3 Co., A Carofhers being de-
ceasGd, has died in the Comfy Court of Linn
cuuatyt Oregon. his hnnl account in tire matter
Of saidseStafesand.t the said Conrt has appointed
TUESDAY thg6th day of APRIL, 1880. at the
hour OF one O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, for the herring objections to said account
and for the settlement thereof.
JASON WHEELER,
March s. 1esO-Yl2n23 Administrator.
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=. r. q. 4.

The Association will not hold services
on next wednesday evening, having given
way to the Presbyterian Presbytry. On
Sunday at 8 o'clock the snbject viii be-
SIS your conversation edifying?" All ard
invited.
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nj. e. Quarserlx paees,nr.,

Quarterly meeting will be held at the
NJ. E. Church next Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. J. S. Mccain win preach Saturday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. and on Sunday,
morning and evening. The usual quarter
ly lovefeast will be held on Sunday at 10
A. NJ, sharp. The holy communion will
be celebrated Immediately after preaching
ON Sunday morning.
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stockholders, Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
IN meeting Of stock holders OF The Odd Eel:
lows Hall Building Association viii be held at
the office of said Association. in the CITY OF
Albany. Linn county. OREGON; on MONDAY, the
p n of said day for the purpose of elecfing
seven Directors, to serve the ensninE year for
said Association G.. r. SIMPSON,
j. H. BURKHART. Sec. Pres.
ALBANY. Feb, G. JS8O-vl2nlo
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A1aanp grgister.
ALBANY. FRlbAI. MARCH IL. 1880.
LOCAL MATTERS.


At a meeting of the Republican Central
Committee of Linn county held. at Albany.
Feburary 2sth,. it was ordered that a Re-
publican County Convention be called to
meet at the Court House In Albany. on
Wednesday, March 31st. 1850, at 10 A. M,
for the purpose of selecting IL delegates to
the State Convention TO be held at Port
land. April 21st, 1880, nominating candi-
dates tor county officers, and the transac-
tion of such other business as the said
County Convention may deem necessary.
1t Is recommended that the several pre-
cinct meetings he held on Saturday, March
9th, 1880, ut 2 p. n. for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to attend the County
Convention. The several precincts will be
..ntifIod f., delegates as follows:
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notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed, ha been by the County Court Of .-lnn
ministrator of the estate of FL. X: W. Clarke
aeceased and all persons having claims agains St
said esfate, are hereby required TO present the
same, with the proper vouchers. to the under
signed in the city of Albany. Linn county. Or
egon, within six months from the date hereof
JOHN CONNER, Administrator.
Dated Feb. 2, IesOtn20vl2
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8M daY of lHarch, 1880,
A9VminTs1SatOr,s Notice:

NOTICE is herei1y givcn that the undersigfl-
IN ed has been, by the County Court of Linn
county. Oregon. duly appointed administrator
of the estate of Francis Al. Moore, deceased, late
of said county. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified and re-
quired to present the same with the proper
vouchers % the undersigned. within six m onths
from the dale hereof. Mt Lebanon, Linn county.
Oregon. JOSEPH j. CHARLTON,
Jan. Is, I8S0-yl2ul6 Administrator.
Finn & Char lberlnin. RttYs for adm.
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DIR. q. W.Gray.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office In Fos-
tef's brick block, up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TINE and
MATERNAL consumed. I1-34
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letter Kiss.

Uncalled for and remaining in the Post
office In iris city for the week ending Mar.
11th. 1890;
Anderson. g w SimoBss Sam
Coz. Arthur Thompson,
Foster. Mrs s feeling. Andrew
Harris. RI :: White. b
p. Fl. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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Religious services. /.

The pastor of tile Evangelical Church
in this city viii conduct services at the
Watson school-hoi,se next Sabbath, March
14th. at 3 +. N. Tile protraeted meetings
at the Evangelical Church are still IN
progress, number having professed con-
version. Meetings will be continued
through next week.
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n. BAUM, Sec,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
DOES ANYBODY KNOWf

Mr.. William II. Grace. it turns out. has been
naturallzed, and has paid taxes. OF late, Ill
New-York. But what a comment 1t Is upon
the amazing character of this nomination.
that there should have been any doubt on
such subjects. Think of running man FOR
Mayor of the greatest city on the Continent
about whom old and wel-infOrmed residents
ask whether he is even citizen
The corporations concerned DO not seem
eager to rush forward yet and tell how Mr..
Grace came to leave their service and Callao.
But for that interesting incident Ar. Grace
couldn't have been lassoed for the Mayoraty
of New York. Are we not TO have the public
curiosity enlightenedf
Nobody il left in any mystery about Nlr.
Dowd. Nobody has any doubt as to his
citizenship, as to where he lives, as 70 how he
has lived or as to exactly where TO lind him.
He ia a very substantial certainty.
Neither does anybody fear what he would
do about the public schools He would ne
trusted, not on a promise against The infiu-
ences about him, made when he wanted to
be Mayor but on his whole life and character.
Is it best 10 run needless risk DO the
voters want a certainty or an uncertainty
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
THE SITE CAAViSS.

How irrevereutl "General Local Tsrid Han
cockp is what they are calling him In the manu-
factories now,
Republicans living in cities and villages below
10000 and above 1000 in population snOud re-
member that to-day they have their last oppor-
tuuity 10 register their Friday, October 20,
is the last day of registry in places having more
than 10000 residents
The call for tho great Republican massmeeting
at Utica yesterday was signed by 1,200 veterans of
the war. all residents Of Oneida County ana all
voters A Hancock roll OF similar nature published
recently at Utica conthined only onc-fourth as
many names. At il plain which candidate las the
support Of tho men who put down the Rebellion.
Representatives in large numbers of every trade
in Syracuse viii take part in great procession
which will march through that city to-day in honor
Of tho monster Republican meeting. The process
SION will be reviewed by General Grant, who will
thus he enabled 10 see in imposing way the pro-
test of workipgmen against the ado ption of d" a
taTih To- revenue onE.
The "Tourgee Clnb.' composed of students of
the University Of Rochester, had a pleasant sur
prlse on FRIDAY. They were presented with a
beautiful flag and remnant by ladies of the city.
The ladies' la their presentation address say: "The
flags may serve as pleasant reminder when Gen
erai Garfield ahall have been triu,nphanty elected
that YOU contributed III some degree 20 result
which Intelligent pati iiotism already coItemplatos
as an accomplished tact"
II is reported that General Ferris jacobs. jr the
Republican candidate in tho AXlst Congressional
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
PE KSO

Thomas Hughes. during In. stay in this city, will
be the guest OF Abram :. Hewitt.
Governor Porter OF Indiana. has very fair hair.
very blue and merry eyes and excellent manners.
lie is wiower and has HANDSOME daughter who
pIesiCcs over hrs honseh"ld.
TIE Rev. &c. Potter. d. d.. of this city. will
preach the sermon At the dedication on October 80
# the liar and reredos erected ST. Marks Church,
Mauch Chunk Penn. in memory OF the tate Asa
Packer.
Judge Black is quoted as saying of General Gar
fields mother: She is a sterling. admirable
woman who has done her liie-work we Il under very
dI,adyantageous circumstances. She has heard II
thunder a great many lines III her life"
The competition for the proposed monument TO
Victor Emanuel has been thrown open To scniptors
of all nations The cost. when completed. is not 10
exceed ~ 100000 Three prizes Of $40, ,O0O $1,000
and 81 900 are to be gwen respectively 10 the au-
thors of the three best moels these models To Ie-
main tne property OF the state
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes in replying to the in
vitatIon of the Berkshire local editions and reporters
TO participate their annual supper, said: Seven
of the happest seasons of my life were passed IN
Berkshire. with the HonsatOnic running through
my own meadows aud Greylock looking IN a. my
study wndoY. Ii plea IS me 70 kno" that l an
not wholly forgotten in PittsGed, 10 which my
great-grandfather rode when 1t WAS all Indian SET
clement or camping place"
A writer in The Portland Press reca Is an epieram
written half century AGO by Maria Lydia Child
whcn she was Miss Francis Her subject was her
frieud Nathaniel Deering. then prominent rs poet
and huulorist--now III his ninetieth year. He bad
left Portland aud commenced the practice OF law al
Canaan uow SkOwhegan:
Whoever weds the young lawyer ate
Will surely have prospects most cheering,
For what must bis person and intellect he,
When even h's naine is y. Dcerng ~
LONDON Oct 25.-A Berlin dispatch 10 The Iim3
says Prince Hohenlohe is rapidly recovering frOm
| his illness.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
NEwY YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCTOBER &C. 1880

Mule Buyer Barnum. Nobody can guess What
infamous forgeries may yet be contrived. Tons
of printed handbils are being sent out Mt this
time for use on the very day before election,
and il is safe to calculate that the basest ana
meanest thing that can be done, with any hope
of success, will be done before Mr.. Barnum nm
ishes his work. It is well. therefore, to put
voters on their guard, and to remind them OF
one or two facts.
No sharp party manager saves true STORY OF
accusation to the end OF campaign lie
knows it will then be distIusted by all sensible
men. IL it has truth. and can be supported by
evidence, he IS anxious to bring 1t out long
enough before the election to have tue whoie
matter sifted to the bottom. Whatever story
il saved to the end of a contest is very sure to
be lie.
For months all the capable men of both
parties have been hunting the records Tor
weapons against their adversaries. The dis-
covery of any new thing of consequence, ut TINS
late day, is extremely improbab BILE. The pre-
sumption is that any such discovery IL baseh
on a blunder or a hoax, even ii honestly re-
garded as important by those who make It,
The character Of candidates and OF parties
has been placed under the fierce hight OF pubic
criticism for months The world knows all
about the life and general conduct of the ke-
publican candidate. No story that can be con-
ceiyed. no evidence that scOnDCreilsm can
manufacture ought to have weight against thar
puIe, honorable and labOIious life OF pu0bc
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

District. is not receiving that efficient supoo..
which he merits and should obtain as the party en-.
didate. This Is no time for Republicans TO pay "A
grudges. or for local candidates to trade of Can
RressIonal votes for their own petty benefit, or q,
languid movements in behalf Of the party by pa,,s
leaders in a close district. Republican ConsreS
is as necessary for the welfare of the countr< =
Republican President.
I" H. L. Morey" was found by The Utica O5seyr1
but he is lost again. On October 22, it said, re,
dent Of Utica named William N. Nash. who had
formerly lived in Lynn, remembered Morey. But
Nash makes the following statement in The Utica H,,
aid of October 90: "The Observer Of this evenip,
evidently misunderstood me. said that had lived
D Lynn. Mass during the years they stared in tb.i,
editorial that knew there empoyea
by the manuacturers' union to hire pon-crisplns
and that know this man b. sight. | did not say
his name was Morey, or II. l.. Morey as | did moi
then nor do ! now know whether bis name was
Morey or not. Please make the correction
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
GENERAL NOTES.

A new electrical street lamp Tighter has been
exhibited IN Boston With marked success In three cf
cults alont three miles or wire laid In an insan'
every lamp connecting with the wire Is lighted
The Pope is not inclined to meddle with tho
Irisa land ironoes The clerical organ, OsSerra""
Romdao. announces that numerous inquiries h-''
reacbtd the Vatican from Ireland ~ 10 tbs atu'Ui'
which tho Pope intends observe In reference 10 n'
trrub.es IN that country. and remarks with regard 70
THIS question that Papacy, more even than IN
he past IA resolved to avoid all interference ID "'
political affairs OF nations, and has always rceommede'
the clergy depsr, from their mission OF peace
The Pope, Il adds quite recently again exhorten ~
Bishops To keep strictly within the limits prrscfpe
the laws OF the countries IN which they were
located whenever any question of Internal orue'
policy should arise
reader of THE TRIBUNE offers crlte's~
upon General Hancocs'S statement that the sou'''''
claims are now mostly III the hs!ds Of brokers
sops other than the original sufferers" He THINKS
would have been highly proper for the Gerefai -"
making sueh "a declaration, TO have consulted 'ne
NJ our country or al least TO have conferred Win '0'
nerson familiar with the same. An old statute hc'
,sn,aed or modified Ia the Act OF Congress Passed ~
rn,ry "a 1883, which specifically declares tha'
transfer or sale OF any claim against the unted e
Government Is illegal null and VOID unless ths s"
made ai.er the Treasury draft. in payment oil me ,,
ahal have oeen issded and then the transfer m"'' s
m, number of the draft, tho date thereof anu - ~.
amount ETC. This act offectual and positive
against tho trant Ter rcf any Government ciaiih
,.ef "A complete re;ulation 10 that part oi 'no sa
.,,.,sr documept No broker claim sgcnt Wa
tia,nnf tho purchase Of any claim Win the h"in ali
oi le pro, isons OF this act before nm an. gina
Treasury drafts ISSUED 10 the ordrf oi VIC Of
,,,nt ar MS legal representative III ue .a,.r Of
Iaa,h Witch ~ ,uother barrier Ia the iransso sbA
sIaimsD Tue Act oi February 20 1880 " ""'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
REG JSTRATTON HIGHLY ENCOURAGING.

REG ISTRATTON HIGHLY EACOURAGING.
There is everything in the big registration in
this city and Brooklyn to encourage RcpubIi-
cans throughout The State. If there is any truth
in figures the Democratic majority cannot be
SO overwhelming here Us to rob them OF the
fruits of their good work III the interior counties.
The figures of the registration heretofore
published have not been exact so we give
them below from official lists for 1879 and
1850. No calculation OH registration can be
made by comparison with 1876. The bonn
daries of the Assembly Districts for this city
were changed IN 1879, so CON parisOn is made
with the registration of that wear.
TABLE OF RtGIsiRATiON IL NEw-YOKK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
sJnbes 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AyysrrrNTs- Cd T"pr- G.
ANN0UNCpNENTs-Sh Pdce-5th column.
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKERs-Ih Psoe-Atn co'us"'
b,AtpANp 4 ooMs-GM e-ith "ush
BUSINESS CHANCEs7M Fd0e-6, column
BUSINESS NOTICES At Fd0e-lsj COUNT
CoRrOEAIIoN NOTICES 6h Pd0e-2d column
COUNTRY BOARD-6h PaGe-fth column
DANCING ACAnEAlK>-2a P00e-6ih coiuinh
lJvutNI Ns1fCE>- IN {00, Attn e"ns'".
DkY GcoDs-2d P0Gc-Sd column ,, .,
EUROPEAN sVEtTIsENENTr-ln fdVe-o'n 0o'e"A"''
tINANCIN-7h fa0s Sd ana 4th c.ns"S
EkrP WASTt I'D Page OH 80 unih -,
Horsrs Ann Rooms WANTED-7M TGde-6th column
J>.1EVcIln.- 2d Fad,--4th aud 5th "Iunh>
IycTrpts AND NlFTING--2d FG0t-6th column
los7 .Sp torNi-6h PGg6-2d coIumn -
N.ppIr AND SIATF MASTEIS-2d PdQe-6th coiumn
NAnRI,GFs AND DFATHs-5M Iage-ith cO.uinn.
MiSINe-oN tdg6 AKA cnluin 5. ~ ~
NIsrrIIANTsss 7h PdGe-4th column; om rage
5th and 6 h olunns.
NV -Iget, .tepS-- 6n PaC,--1st column
OCEAN sTE ,MTRs-6h Pdgs-2o column
IolIIlCAI AoIlCts-5h Fdgf-5th aud oth Columns
lHOrusALs--6M fasr-2d ium
LT,l is1AIk-- 7h fdoo-6th coWmii. - , o,
s,1I ,11o~ XA>1Si-MA t--2d Pdee-2d ana ou
columns: fFr.tE.- Sd PA e-3t '"umE
sIrClp N,,,cY, 5h TdV,-4fh - mn. - o,
STEAMBOATS, AND Railroads.&c. Fdge-oth ana OF"
T - 2d cce,-5 n and 6th -"'uu'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
TERMS or 1HE 7RIBUNE,
Arm.l)ork uailu Gribuase.
rcUNCEO BY tiORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1880.
me NEWS ms NJ ,RNING.

FogrIGx.-Thebais won the Criterion Stakes at
Newmarket yesterday. - The Pope mas le-
affirmed his right to temporal power. - There
ha, been a large fire at the Central Telegraph once
at Manchester. - General Garihaldi and his sou
have withdrawn heir designations a. members OF
IN. tallau Parliament. -= Negotiations for the
surrender of Du!cguO lave been resumed III Mon
tencgro.
Doursr1C. - General Grant presided and
smoke al large meeting in Uuca last
evening - Souhern outrages arc re-
ported from Florida South Carolina aud
Mississippi. - large Republican meeting has
been held nj Corning, n Y. - sam
ue l.. Perry, coorod po.ltclau,
has been airc.ied at Washington on an oid
charge. - me of th piling OF the Long Branch
pier was broken III he recent storm. -- The Cali
iornia Srock Exchauge. known as the Little
B,ardv ha. SUSPENDED operat ions - The Census
Office Il ade 1uhlic The population Of Kings. Queens
and other X.v-York counties AID Rhode Island and
the District Of Columbia
CuY IND SyB,KBAN.-F ederick Douglas spoke
y. Coon,r pIon last night. 60 Secretary She'-
man asinre sd o large meeting i'll Brooklyn. -
The Warren Court OF Inquiry met again yesterday
- Important TOPICS were discussed al The Epls
copal Ger.-.,l Convention. tod value of he
lega,-tendor SILVER dollar A12l2 gralusl s7.o4
cents STOCKS less active but buOya ant and higher,
clasnG lrIe.ular.
lHF Wr4rnrn.-TKIBUSE local observations in
dcats clear o. partly cloudy and warm weather, io-
lowed ~ increased cloudness and possibly ram.
Thermometer yesterday highest, AZ; lowest 90 /;
avcraqc 81 T.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26
LOOK OUT FOR ROO2BACKS.

Beaten and dishonest men always resort to
fr, sh lies at the very end of IA contest, whea it
is TOO late to meet them. The Democratic party
has shown that its faculty of dcvising slanders
ard falsehoods and forgeries is inexbaustble
This week, and on Monday next, it will deluge
the country with lies but it has passed INTO a
political proverb that he who is caught by the
last cards" of a campaign is fool.
Men who mean TO vote right should be on
their guard, however. The Democrats have
shown thems Avcs absolutely without scruple
aud without ame, undeI the management Of
New-York tribune., 1880-10-26

MY TIM >0UTH is NOLID FOR HANCO CK
F,op, 7h> Sqvnton TaGey virginian Jutg 90 1880
"Ccu.Ider what Lee and Jackson would do were
7hsy al.ve. THESE ARU THE SANE PRINCIPLES FoR
WHICH iHgY FOUGHT FOR FOUR YEARS Remember
the men wno poured forth their life blood on NIr-
p,.ra's soil. and do no, abandon t'em now. Re
member that upon your vote depenGa The success OF
the De,1ocfltrc flckat."-l FGie Hampton, at the
,eeettg in the interest e. DemOcydtc harmony M |r-
cipio al Siaaai0H. July 2G 1850.
From ur yroa, nj oeros sf St4uato1 ph, sat on me
platform whis HGmOt0n spok%
We ,he rdersIgnea. neard tlo speech of General
Wadr Hampton. deilvercd in S0aduion, on the 2dth
of Jnly We nave also I'd the report theTeoi pup
lsf.d III The Falley girginiGa on the 29ta OF JnY,
aud hereby certify that tnat report was suDNtau-
rally correct ARCHIBALD g. STUART
h. c. TINsLEY,
A &. GORDON.
HUGH L. LYLE.
.SfaupfoD IA Auc. 26 1850.