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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-10
ELOQUENT APPEAL,

Below We give portion of tho remarks Of
John Barton Payne, Egg of Preston county,
in nominating Hon Daniel b Lucas before
the Convention at Fairmons.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen ofhe See.
o"d Congregational District Il uppear before
you to-day to present You the name Of gen.
tiemnn-the peer of any man in this Com
greSSional Distriet-one who during all the
dark days of Radicalism has stood foremost
in the fight. l have the honor to speak for .
part OF tho delegation from the county OF
Preston-the Vermont of West Virginia.
This Convention knows how the shacsles Of
a Radiealism have bound US. This man came
to US aud unbound our shackles when no
other man dare to do it. He IL the bravest
OF the brave; one Of the most gallant men in
West Virginia
1t has been said that the eastern counties
are entitled TO this nomination. In this I
most heartily concur. It has been told Won
that during the seventeen years West Vir>
ginia has been State the county of Jeffer.
son has never had this nomination, and the
county of Jefferson gives one third of the
Democratic majority of this district. Need I
tell you that the gentleman whose name am
here to present is tho Hon Daniel B. Lucas
of JefersonI If this nomination is to be CON-
ferred upon gentleman for distinguished
ability, then it should be given to Daniel B.
Lucas, for he is the peer of any man. If for
party services, then IL should be given him.
for he has ever led aud has ever been ia
the thickest of the fight; We urge you then 70
confer upon him this nomination.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-10
LADIES' HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUTwILER is prepared to do Hair
w work at moderate prices, .aa will make
Breids, Pulls, Curs, Frizzes, ETC., residence OF
her father, near the Baptist Church, in Charles
town.
april / 1s79-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-10
NOTICE.

CUSTOMERS wanting Prescriptions filed at
~ Night can find me any hour after o O'Clock
by calling at my residence, Main street, op-
posite the NJ. f. Parsonage. Respectfully,
Juno Is, 1850. ROBT. b. MITCHELL.
SMOKED Potomac Herring just receiving an
~ for sale at JOSEPH n. EASTERDAY'S
Tin, Stove and Grocery Store.
May II. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-10

became SOUND AND WELL."-Hatcher,s
Station. Gar. v. Pierce, n. D.: Dear Sir-My
wife. who had been i'll TOR over two years, and
had tried many other mediciDes, became sound
and well by using your FaS oritIs Prescription
hy niece was aIso cured bv ita use, after sew
sral physicians had faIIed TO d" her anv good.
YonrE truly, THOMAS J. AETHYry.
"BLsr OF ALL"-Baltim0re. Nd, March 9Th.
1S1e.-Dr. R. v. Pierce: Dear sir-Ny family
Iane iii 81, 4! e,ained a., \. is az, hss
all preparations for women eOnpIsiutS. / reeom-
mend it to all families.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

The London World says that the mar.
riags Of the Marquis Of Anglesey with
Mr. Wodshoass was . surprise TO
everyone. and not the least, Isaspect. To
the noble Marquis himself. II appears
10 have besn . sudden thought, acted
upon With eteat prossrtituds aud dis.
patch on both sidss.
The new Warehouses; Of Anelessy /,
an American by birth. and ~ .Minnis
King was one Of Tho brightest star, ia
the imperial court ~ PARA. Sab.s
qnently che married the Hon Henry
Wodshoasc, beother Of Earl Kimher-
lay. lie was 10 The diplomacy, and
died At typhus fever 1t Athens. Fas
acme years after her widouhosd Mrs
Wodehsuse resided in i.oadou aud Va,
highly popular. Al ore time IL was
currently reported she iaseudsd 10
make hsr home IN Jerusalem tho Gold.
co. but fortunately for Eagi,sh society
she hes cleo I'd IA setfle Down as a.
English MArchionsss: and abe will IA
doubt be warmly Welcomed on her re-
turn.
The American element In high society
has now received = powerful addition;
already il YES very Predominant May
Of the haudsomost and nost popular
A,noae the leaders al f<shion hail frosn
the other side oil the Atlantic. Viz
countess Vaudeville. Mrs Arthur PAses.
the Hen Mrs W OAsiaesoa. Lady Raa-
dolph Ckurch,li. and nov tAs Mar.
chionsss Of Anglasey. form galaxy
didicult - match. both for looks aud
social charms
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

n1A AwvEK. sl3 dsy = hcns soells s.ss.
1Ik Oestly outAt frss. A1dsss 5H0s -
kng1sla, Mains.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

s..l wea 4 psss, Isnpetessy. night IoIsss 2,
49, rswnlrs on the fscs. sad lest mssneoe
~. ,,o.itfv~Iy BE- cured Ths ssct ena sm'e.so
ss ~ no: fsii 70 call upon him Ihs poe ,s,
hiss Travelled extensively n knrops; sns s.psniss
tho.o ss A. 81 valuable information, which ~
:. s sossp.tsns 10 impAr TO those in need q MS
1900. DR.. GIBSON viii make no eharEs
snisss he effect cure r.,sao. = u, eass
1900. ssrlefly eonasertisi. You see no
- mt the porfor. Persons writing 70 tss Doc
- ii, nis..s state the nsms Of the pzpsr they
-. thIs Advertisement iD Charges reasonable
s,au OF write. Address DE- y v. 6ibbon, by
asx s.n Frnnessco. sand SO for n.esser Of
l.sss.,rs4 ols-dsv1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

Emission, Aversion 70 Society. Dimness Of Vision.
Noises In the Head; the vital a1id passing unob-
served In the urine. sDd many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DIR. hTNTsE will agIee 20 forfeit FIVE Hun
pRKp DOLLARS for q case OF this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special advice and
trcatmentl will not cure. or foF anything impure
or injuriods found In IL. DIR MINTfE treats all
Private Disc sses successfully without mercury.
ConsuLTArIos fRxE. Thorough examination aud
sdvtcs. Including snafysls Of urine. IS co. Price
OF VITAL REsroRATIvK. 80 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000: sent 10 any addr 70
upon receipt OF price. or @. o D.. secure from
observation. and In private name II desired By
A. =. MIHTIE, n. D..
ii Kearny Street. San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. MINTiEs KIDNkY REMEDY, xEPHRET.
ICUM. cnrss all kinds Of kinney and Dlsddsr
cemplsinfs. Gonorrh9a, tileet, Leacorrb9A For
sale ~ kli druszisss; siov bottle sir bottles for
$500.
DIR. MfNrIEs DANDELIoN PILLS. are the
best and cheape DYSPEPSIA aud BILIOUS core
In the market. For sale BY ell druggists.
ssahv1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

ID . never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weak n e S. ,
SperInatorfhea. LOST
MANHOOD. Ihupotcn-
cy. Paralysis, aud all
the terrible effects Of
eelf . Abuse. youthful
follies, aud exesssss in
maturer years - such
~ Less Of Memory,
T.aSsltuda Eacfuxusl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Dr.. GIBBONS
nycprYcApY

coo KEARNEY 81.
OZO corner u Cem-
mercisl street.. Ssn
Francisco. Estsblished
In 1854, for the trest
|rn6nt Of Bsxss1 sad sesn'
final Diseases. such q
! 0OnOFvhea- elect.
|AeysesaFs, syp1afsss
IN All ifa furnla. G(l1ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29
Norfolk Ledger.l
n &hAuU Of noe

The central ergan OF Malone claims that
decided majority OF whites cast their votes
with The Readiusler party 10 the last elec.
ton.
III this statement had one grain OF truth
In 1t. does any one acquainted with The tao
tics OF the leader Of the " new party" doubt
for q moment that he would refuse to ac-
cept tae invitation Of the Central Commit.
tee 10 send delegates to the State Con, en-
tionf
Does not the merest tyro in politics know
that u the Mahoneites were really the
stronger party that they could elect suffi-
oent numSer OF delegates to control the
action of the State Convection and thus
secure eleven delegates instead OF SIX, rs
proposed ty the " unpledgedr ticker =
Does shy one believe that Senator Malone
really prefers the votes OF the aegroes to
Che whites?
Does not his alliance with them show dis
trust OF his own strength with the white
voters, and that knowing his real weskuess
be attempts to hank tde Conservative marty
by promising to divide the electoral and
congressional tickets with the ne,roesf
B0ssting and cIap-frap count for nothing
but when we have the actions OF our opno-
nents u,0n which to base our opinions we
can arrive at practical conclusions AS wei.
as those who are batehing the coosGjraev
against the success OF the Democracy IN
Virginia, and " the unpIedged ticket does
MOI inoica'e party weakness a. well as DO |
liilea' cunning, then we have. studied the
lion. = ~ 's''A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

We have the platform adopted in New
York 10 1868 by the Convention which
nominated Mr.. SEYMOUR; but we realty do
not think that there is any call for lis re-
publication Just now. We say this 10 the
Bedfend Star, whose request to publish Il
we should be glad to comply with. We
should have to copy it for the printer.
Nevertheless II Mr.. SEYMOUR will only say
that be will accept the nomination OF the
Democratic National Convention, we will
take pleasure Ia printing any document
which bis friends may wish to have repub-
iished
The Star thinks that GLASS and RIDG-
WAY did not represent the Lyncbburg dis
trict 10 the National Convention OF 1868. We
were "thar.n Brother HOFFMAN. and saw
them. Besides our files show that they
were there. We suspect that the Star has
been mssIed by not recolIec;ing that the con.
gressiopai districts have been changed since
l8(l8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29
FANCY GOODS.
5O6 BROAD STREET.

A few Handsome patterns Of GENTlfN fN'
sTOCk.PLArE VEsI CHAINS from q D
s., wsrranted for fifteen years. The .r'r
about three fOurths that usually charged .l
same quality goods.
New patterns ia LADIES NECk-CHAIN> 90 :
New patterns ENAMELLED aud SFPARiRL
sLEEVE-BUTTO>s, warranted Ios DE s''i
stsl;
New settings In solid ten ard tselyc.Asra' G"Ll
and children sold ENGRAVED and kNi"
ELLED RINGS atsl:
The largest assortment of GENTLEMEN's Soak
PINS ever shown I'm town, incudin. all Nr -
English sporting patterns, . Few French i.-'.
besides the pear, hap''i real 0nyN-.tic'r b .",
are IN good plate or due gilt aud are ~sri..
for three years, and varl iu price lfom -'-'
$500.
In FRAMES | show Z Hner assortment ilIH 'N
before. BLACK WALNUT WIFI tre..h w.
nut and Ait HUNG at Soc: BLACK MAiNll
with engraved aud gii HUNG a O0c A.i -
beautiful ENAMEILED and N1FA' ~
FRAMES. former price : -, but no" '''s
at 81. In cabinet Size | have elegant "'''
LEAF aud VELVET FRAMES 80 $751; ~
and s2.25 beau,i0h ENGRAVED 49,
ELLED GOLD INLAlD aai WIZ"
FRAME at 1928; more Of iho,c hi"' 10.
VELVET FRAMES with engrnri I'
enamel Gu si1e at 81; SlLk-NEiNfl '.-
doors ana Rel trimmings al ani ''
at 95c. new design ana pattern, 81 oV''V ~
aud 75c.; card siz, ss low - l3c.. . lc 900
Thirteen new patterns in POChEl.bu'N
P0RTE.MONNAiES, Those Two I1'"
Csc and 81 beat any, hius W. have ever SD
New UMBRELLAS IN cambria, Scotch f'-3
aud alpaca from 7jc. 70 1928. ] hNe ,S
Scotch goods oD natural slick &C tl.zt' -
aud $3.50. and on bamboo st'cA WIN pm
frame al $3.50. si.75, and s2 lihrte 'if
are " eas-dye,L" which ~ ran. II a'''
hardest rsin tLey ,how color on ~hl'e '.'"
handkerchief will refund The inore' pyl'|'
A full line OF LADi ss's ArCHEL> and ItN''T
MEMS VALiSks Al very low Irice,. -,
One case OF GENTLEhEN'S SOFT HATS a.
worth 1925. New DE isOs IN CARDS an1
VELoPEs at zoe, 25c., and sos.
w. A. STEVENS. sos Broad '.t',
Look az those handsome CARPEf'SEAI f'.
ING ROCKERS at ti.25. mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

Mr.. ,r,,s,en received the solid vote OF
MAI "a -, she ,rst ballot Ia the ST. Louis
e. as - ri but be will not get It ut Clncin-
D att ..o vo,o ~ ian.
~ort,rut. which was solid Tor him before:
Ex. Governor English or senator Eaton VIII
no accorded that honor.
w E,cr,da wrs unanimously for him In 1876,
hn, n I(doubtful II he gets vote from ber
In 1880. 49,, HE Are, ona
-. ,hjs lime II will probably be cast
as decidedly for Judge Field.
T,t.c ois vas divided fairly In halves, but
at tsuci,nati will probably be solid for Nor
rIseu. ~, -. =.
,wo.,birds, vote before. but both are against
him now. -, ~,
sben now she will cast her full vote against
him. ~, =. @.
bnt At Cincinnati will at least be divided.
Nevada and Oregon were both for him,
but will now be carried for Judge Field.
Virginia then gave him seventeen TO nye I;
che now will at least reverse the 1gures, II,
indeed, sbe gives him vote.
Delaware will present Bayard; Ohio and
West Virginia, Thurman; Connecticut
English or Eaton; New jersey, Parker ;
PENNSYLVANIA. Hancock; Illinois, MorrI-
son: Virginia. Missouri, AID Michigan,
SEYMOUR; California, Field; and Indiana
Hendricks. Other States viii bring for-
ward other candidates, such as Jewett,
David Davis, and Payne.
New York. rent as she is by endine
factions. will no longer be the potentiality
she was in 1876. Where. then. can any
friend or advocate OF Mr. TildeD's figure
ND the 492 votes necessary TO nominate INN
| by two thirds, or even majority--310!
In 1876 he started out with four hundred
and four votes, tbirly.four more than u
majority, with seven Olber gentlemen Ill.
viding up the remaining three hundred
and thirty-four. We are not opposing Mr.
Tilden's nomination, butsimply attempting
TO show by cold mathematics that 1t Is I'M
possible 10 reDlace him where he was on
the 2Sth day Of June, 1876. The party has
grown stronger in the last four years,
while Mr.. TiIoen has seen bis personal ana
political strength visiby decline WdSh-
ingtOn Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

The aHti-Grant men are ahead again, and
now they are sure Grant will not be the
candidate. The Dispatch, however, is not
80 certain, but will tell US 10 month.
Very we'll neiehbor, we hold you to your
bargain. and snail expect your answer CD
the 18th Of April to the Rlinute.-Stote.
alright, neighbor; butwe really thought
that you had come over to our side since
your last reminder addressed 10 us. In the
St0te 81 March 18th we findthe following |:
"Oa the Republican side the movement
for Grant after seeming formidable and
then TO great extent subsiG,ng, has in n
measaOe revived. but sill seeU, to us fated
Ia meet an impossible obstacle in the wide.
spread sentiment against thi9S term and
IN the tast aversion TO repeat abe scandals
and eosrtlptsons which distinguished Gen.
eral Granrs two tennis"
"Iote fan y now, snd tell US mhich side
you are on. Is GRANT to be nosninsfcd or
moi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

DELEGATION OF Alexandrians, headed by
Judge Wiiloughby, waited yesterd " MORN
ing upon Disifict-Artorney CorkbilI, and
asked him 20 take Official action IN regard
10 the men who assaulted Hunter on
the f'rryboat Thursday night and threw
overheard the edition OF the Liberal. They
represented that they looked upon the affair
as an outrage, and as an ATTEMPT 10 Gao the
press. There was no possibility OF Justice
being done the men in Alexandria, and the
assault having taken place 10 the jurisdic-
ZION OF the District conrfs, they wished that
the attention OF the grand Jury should be
cs'ed 10 II. Colonel Corkhill assured them
tnst u the assault was OF the nature thew
ue~cI'oed ne would certainly see that the
proper punishment WIS meied ont m them
The party left, and win, 1, il Understand
al once begin TO collect evidence 10 present
20 ihe grand Jury next Monday Wash
ingt0n Post, 27h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

PRESIDENTIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tenn, March CIV. &. WhitthOrne, menu
Der Of Congress from the Fourth district OF
Tennessee, arrived from Washington this
morning. and in conversation with your
correspondent said that at Washington ex-
Governor Seymour was regarded as The
strongest man in connection with the Demo-
cratic nomination for the presidency. Mr..
Seymour can carry New York; Mr.. Ti'den
cannot. The Malone party Of Virginia and
the Kelley faction OF New York would not
vote for Mr.. TIden as against General
Grunt. General Hancock would prove most
acceptable 10 the Democrats II Ex-Governor
Seymour did not get the nomination at Gin
cinuati. But any sterling Democrat Will be
acceptable TO Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29
Ne MARSEILLES QUILTS.
A LARGE STOCK-ALL PURCHASED BEFORE
THE RISE.

MARsEILLEs QUILTS, RECALLED at less than whole
sale prices;
LINEN TABLE-DAMASK-a large stock. bought
two months ago; has just arrived. We show
the cheapest goods ever offered, though there
has been an advance Of 25 per cent.
See our stock of DOILIES, TOWELS. and NAP
KINs-the best goods ever offered in this city;
800 patterns of HAMBURG EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS;
TORCHON, LANGUEDOC, SMYRNA. sAXONY'
POINT, GUiPURE, and other LACE5;
FOSTER KID GLOvEs-the hest glove in the
worId-a full assortment now Oh hand
CLOTHS FOR LADIES WEAR he best sssort.
ment of sackings ever offered in this city;
BUNTINGS in all coors and qualities;
LAWNS. GINGHAMS, PERCALES, and CALL
GOES;
sHEETINGs aud SHIRTINGs In all of tie leading
brands;
CoLGATL'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS;
WHITE and COLORED CoRSErS In all sizes and
at prices to suit everybody;
PARASOLS aud UMBRELLAS from three Of the
largest manufictOries. which gives Us an assort-
ment that can't he excelled in this city;
large assor ment OF GOODS suitable for EASTER
PRESENTS;
RIBBONS In al widths and qualities;
PRINCES ana BUTTONS II endless variety;
FEATllER-EDGE BRAID in all widths;
GLOVES, SrCkS. aud STOCKINGS 10 suit men.
women, boys and girls;
LADIES' UNDERW rAR-the best goods for The
money in the city: examine material and work.
manshp before purchasing elsewhere
SIIAWLS IN al co!ors and qualities.
We do not enumefate prices In this advertise
ment, but will state that We now show large stock
of goods, and prices Will be found as low, and
In many instances less Than the same quality Of
goods cfb b. purchased for elsewhere.
NH "a LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29

III GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
or
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
sYCLE BROTHERS.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
EVERY DEPARTMENT is now COMPLETE

-'N' Nb9ifIsIIR
We have full line OF BLACK CAcIfPNrprs,..--
SOC. 20 81 yer ysni. uur 30. so. ana In
GACHtM lRE Is the best ever 'hSwn 10 E giSs.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT. in Black and c.,o.,,
81. OurtI.z5 BLACK SILK i Of ,e TiL .'.. At
rior quality. VII sODe-
We also have n full line OF LLACK and cor o,,,.,.
SATINS. N''''hfD
In BIZ ACK ADD COLORED bUNT,NGs ,,,..
full assortment, and at prices 20 suli any,
and everybody. '"l'Vdy
Don't fail TO look at our LT.rN surr1r.,..
Ihey were DoueDt nj th1t Ia re ieernt .,f -
New York, and we are selling trpm ,srg ~ ~
We have also a full line Of DRFSs IIvFv
tonthingly low lgures, RAJ giag fron, 1, !" -
per yard-lO per cent. less than regult &C.
500 pieces Of NEW DRPsS GOODS iron, Ia.
75e.. aud an entire pew 'Ot II LACE va -
INGs, and fun line Of TUykI.H -, ~.
In MATING. OIL-CLOTH. WINDOw.,u,n,.
and LACE CURTAINS we haze an ,r.''llN rs,
and at prices that will euir e,er, lpdy. -''fi
500 FRENCH and AMERICAN COksETs ra.i,,
from 373c. To Sl.75. '-''s
just opened, an nitro new LOT or lIOSlEEy sun,
LAND sHAWLs, PARASOL~. ana n ~
B,ELLAs. Among them yog viii Va d .,.,-
new designs. le
Materials for Spring Sackings-such As C,trt..
HAIR aud URKISH MELTON. ''', =
500 patterns of NEW HAMBURG FDc.c.
INsER1iNGs from the lowest 10 the ',.. 800
In LACE We have a large variety Of orr ,.. ...
Doftaiion-sucn rs TDRf HON. IANii.tf. il'
BR ETC T., ITALIAN, aud Vtit,-'
CIENNES. ''''''
Another lot OF those EVERL ASTISC qpn,
MiNGS as cheap Is they ever were D.. III. Il
LAUNDRTED and UNLAUNDRlED slIpr. ,
OF our own manufActurr. ''
LADItS $ UNDERGARMENTs-T d,p.,......
Is In the entire charge Of some o. ..,- Ia.
clerk and stlliup ..''
than you could buy tue material H., -
Handsomely trimmed and we'll ua,le. OF
Don't fail 10 visit SYCLE RROTUFp..
NH 29-eod 81 pr,,f ...'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-29
DANVILLE.

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dsra'cb.l
MARCH q, 1880.
A meeting of the supervisors OF the
county has been called for the 1st OF April
to consider measures for the protection OF
the $500. 900 of stock which the county
holds in the Midland road. II Is thought
that an arrangement can he made with the
parties into whose hands. il seems admitted,
the road will fall, by which the county can
get new stock for the old at the rate OF 81
OF the new for IS Ct the old. 1t was pro-
posed some time ago that the county
transfer her stock to the parties re.
fcrred to, they having been organized
into company. provided the new
company would begin "the proposed
extension at Chatham and run the
road thence through the western part OF this
county but have not heard this measure
discussed recently. Perhaps both measures
may come up before the Board OF Super
vlsors. While l am on this subject permit
me TO say that 1 have not found anybody
here Out-and-out opposed to an extension
OF the MidlInd road from this place; but
many are deeply-interested spectators Of the
railroad war now going on in North Caro-
lima. That war over, and the clouds blown
away, il is thought that then perhaps people
VIII huOW W ndt mCi>uTtS tuey may con-
slider.
MANY reports have been in circulation
here in reference 10 the pardon of NJ. II.
Tredway. learn from persons Just from
Washington that The pardon had never been
actually issued. One or two letters from
DanvilIe in the Republican. it seems, caused
the President and the Acknowledgement TO
reconsider the case and 10 inquire into state.
ments that had been made about the mat
ter Explanations have been given. and
there Is now some reason TO hope that the
pardon will after awhile be granted. In
the mean time Mr.. Tredway, unless par.
doned before that time, will remain in prison
here thirty days from the date Of the sem
tence.
Captain w. NJ. Tredway, chairman OF the
Conservative Executive Committee of the
county, calls for meeting OF the Conser.
va'ives at Chatham on April cOust-day, at
which he proposes 10 have delegates ap-
pointed to the State Convention. He invites |
the attendance Of all Conservatives who are |
willing to organize the party in peace and |
harmony tor he coming campaign, whether |
they have been Debl.Payers or Readjusiers. |
ALPHA.