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frrom ,neIrncbburg Advapoe.I

On the rolI.call OF the Resd1usters Con'
yention every county except Northumpei-
land and Psge and the city OF DapvIne
we're represented, and the country was
thus notified that this new party, this new
issue, could be found IN an Organized iorin
in every county in the State. NOW, this -
simpIy a fraud. and in our opinion Is u
fraud in many counties. 1t Is fraud III
Amherst county. We assert that there are
not one dozen white Readiusters In the
Democratic vote Of that county, ana that
there are not one dozen Democratic negroes
IN the county, and that there are not one
dozen white Republicans who will avow tnat
thew will vote for Hancock on the Readl ust-
ers' ticket. and vet this party claims to repre-
sent minority OF the Democracy o. Flr-
ginia. the right TO cast its electoral vote,
and TO control It's Federal as well as state
affairs.
We had as well settle this matter at once,
even II II cost the electoral vote OF Virglnla'
Let the National Executive Committee say
which ticket it recognizes. We do not be-
lieve that there can In Virgins he gotten
white men among the voters enough win
the negroes who will desert their party 10
carry the State by split for Garfield, when
they under stand The matter. We can put
our finger on Rcadjusters in State matters
who will not consent TO any scheme wbich
will risk the loss OF the State to Hancock.
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ymrSA CONSIDERED DouBrFrL.-Let
the Readjusters read the following from the
washington correspondent OF the Alex
.ndria Gazette, aud hide their heads fof
shame that they have reduced Virginia to
this condition
"Attorney.Geueral Deyens said TINS
morning that he did not intend to appoint
deputy msrsbals In any OF the sou,uc,"
states eycept Virginia, rs there would be
no real contest In any other state next
November. Congress would not authorize
the Government to pay for their services,
and as the Republican party had other use
for its money, there would not only be no
necessity for their appointment but no
money to pay them II they were appointed.
No contest IN any other state. Of the South
except Virginia, and IN that only by reason
Of the action OF the Readiusters! How do
virginia Democrats like that, and VIII tbey
lend their aid 10 Mr.. Devens! People from
that State who live here say they will not"
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why DO tho Heather nas r,,,. = vain
Readjnster Leaders i""*"' WIN
Tnlv.US -. .


Thing? Tho,
Th,, was nm iIl-siared movement tnat
.van,n,ted IN the odd Convention OF July
I'm II bo,,es no good to anybody. but IL
' The electoral vote OF Virginia VIII 20 TOT
Uancock and English, and 1t VIII De cas.
hv the regular electoral Democratic ticket
now In the field. Last autumn, wnen Tue
doht nrcst,on was the issue, four niths OF
Tho ne,roes and about one fifth OF Tue wnite
voters went with tue Read1usters. NOW
the debt question is not tbs issue, Dut haui'
calIss and Democracy confront eacn otnsr'
rae mass OF the negroes will go, In NO,
vo,nher NEXT. for the Garfield electoral
,ictot The Rcadiusers who have lost their
heads. or had none 10 lose, viii go Tor tne
whack,nr ticket. This VIII ieaVe tue
regular DeRocracy. composed oil sensible
Debt PAYERS and sensible Rcadiusters, IN Il
large plurality over both OF IFS antagonists
Not "a many negroes will vote this autumn
ne voted lsst autumn, because lat year tneir
canitniion taxes were paid In the spring
elections for county offices. This year there
we're DO local elections, and few capitatioh
taxes were paid. ~
Again, Of those negroes who do vote. not
% many will vote with the rabid Readlust.
ers as voted their ticket last fall. They VIII
drop back in the Republican line Tor uar-
field.
This will leave The bogus Hancock and
English ticket ont in the cold.
The regular Democracy, national In cha-
rncter, overlooking local issues when 90
not belong to this campaign, VIII poli
larger vote than the Funder party polled
last fall. 1t will be swelled by accession
from the sensible and patriotic Read1usters
who are not marke,able-who are not ready
10 be lnyoced to radicalism directly and IN
directly.
Malone is astute, but he Is not broad
minded. He has led bis party to the sban-
bles. The sevenlh-of July. Convention, I'M
der his dictation, has put it between the
devil aud the deep sea. II it goes on with
the bushw hackiDg ticket il will be hopelessiy
lost between the solid vote OF the regular
Democracy and the regular Garfield ticket.
II il changes front (and Malone Is dspper,
tickle, and uncertainl and goes back WITH
negro allies it will have 10 swallow GARFIELD
and lose nine tenths OF its white supporters.
As il il, Malone has put his party iol'
lowers in desert island and burnt his ships.
They have only the alternative TO sarve and
freeze out, or get back TO the Democratic
shore as best they can.
Democratic brethren! Readiusters and
Debt. Payers, who did not coquette with the
Staunton Radicals. and have not been
closeted in sinister schemes with Cameron,
stand by the old Democratic flag. and VIC
tory IL yours.
The Democrats stand solid and triumphant
between the TWO factions. They command
the situation, aud they will surely win.
Mark the prediction. All is well with the
Democracy OF Virginia, and its electoral
vote will be cast in November, by It's elect
orS. for the Democratic nominees.-Lynch-
hlIr1 NerS.
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The Readjusfers' Convention.
fElom lhe Norlhern.Neck News.

from the NOllHtTu-Nt NtMS'l
Whatever may bave been the action OF
this Convention, we apprehend that 1t can
be OF but little interest 10 the honest and
sincere Democratic supporters OF Hancock
and English, whatever may be their sfatu,
on the State-debt question. Indeed, we
know that the Readiusters of this section
will not be Represented in this sO-called Con-
yention, for neither Northumberland nor
this county sent delegate, Or authorized
anv one, so far as we have ever heard, to
represent them there. The entire dele
CATION appointed from Lancaster are
Republicans. and will support, we suppose,
no ticket but that Of Garfield and Arthur;
and il Westmoreland is represented II will
not be by regularly accredited delegates, Tor
the chairman OF the courthouse meeting,
which named the delegates, expressly
stated that, owing TO the small number OF
persons present, they would only propose
some names to be ratified by meetings To be
held ut some future time in the different
magisterial districts. No such meetings
have ever been held, we are informed, and
hence no one has been authorized to repre-.
sent the Readiusters OF Westmoreand. III
such has been the action OF Rtadiusters In
other portions OF The State, we can form
some idea of the composition OF this So
called Convention. Ii is said that an indie
pendent ticket pledged TO Hancock and
English will be proposed, and that the
Democrats OF the State will have to support
that ticket or suffer the loss OF the State.
We can readily understand then why Re-
pubiicans have been sent TO Richmond; but
we cannot believe that any honest sup
porter OF Hancock will vote for such ticket
The men who were willing to vote for
Grant, bad he been the Republican nomi-
nee, are presumptuOus in the extreme when
they presume to ask Democrats to submit to
their leadership.
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The Whipping-Post.

We have been requested to furnish the
following paragraphs. from the Daily Dis
patch OF March Is. 1878, in relation to the
criminal laws. They are taken from an
article giving the main features OF the new
criminal laws adopted at the session Of the
Legislature then about to close:
'sThe bin revising the criminal laws " Is
spoken OF Us follows:
" In all eases OF petty larceny and minor
offences OF like character stripes have beer
substituted for confinement In jail.
/" They baye followed the Iowa law, and
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We have held for year that Malone and
A few ambitious leaders intended to deliver
the State to the Radicals, and since the IN
dica,ions are that the Readiusters OF VIZ
glnia are largely in favor of the Democratic
ticket, it is sought to cheat them into an
indirect support OF Garfield by dividing
the Democrats, and having one wing vote
for one set OF electors aud another wing for
another. By this means the Readiusters
will be held together, and what care their
leaders what becomes OF the State or the
nation so that they continue to plumber the
poyerfy-siricken Commonwealth that they
dcvour while they profess to save. AS we
have said before the more respectable ana
more numerous class oppose this proceed
ing, but everybody knows that the few
chosen leaders have the almost implicit
obedience Of the rank and file, and it looks
now that Hancock and English will not
have solid South TO support them.-
ClinM valley (Idze,cetD NeWS.
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Is tir..s 20 he construed as an instance OF ~
Consistency. on the part Of NAYS ana DIS
Radical associates In the Readiuster Con-
yention, for we do not know OF any me a,.,
by which he could more enectuiry 49,.
Tie Radicals in carrying Virginia Tor Gar.
Geld and Arthur than by giving ava n".
comfort to the desperate men VINO sre ,o''
lowing the lead OF Malone, Massey q 80,
and whose sole aim seems TO be tue aslea ~
OF the Democratic party In virginia. A..
the Conservative Democrats OF Bo'e,ouu,'
going to vote fora ticket which their hs ,sv
cal county Judge helped to Kramer we
think not Lynchburg Virginian
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EVERY Man TO HIS POsT.-IIon. X. A.
CoghiI. the member OF the National Demo-
cratic Committee from Virginia, arrived in
the city Yesterday. lie feels confident that
the regular Democratic electoral ticket VIII
triumph in Virginia, and that the National
Committee. so far from helping Malone and
his followers out OF their troubles. viii not
show them any quarter nor recognize them
in any manner whatever. 4 square fight
and a vigorous campaign against the Ma
honeites ne believes 10 be the best policy
and the surest road to victory in Novem-
Der. LynChburg NelcS.
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The young Dgnocraey OF Norfolk had
rousifsg ratification meeting Saturday night,
and speeches we're made by Malor Baker 4.
Lee, John Goode, and w. II. Z. Ellis.
General Joe Johnston was interviewed
he 4 New York Star reporter Saturday,
and said thesouth would be solid TOR Ham
cock, fI.F. 10
GenelalP II. Jones, q, well-known New
York Republican. Is out in favor Of Gene
raj Hancock.
General Joe Johnston and Maior. John w.
Daniel called upon General Hancock Satur.
day.
Colonel Samuel Ross, late OF the United
States army, was drowned near Pougbkeep-
sic Saturday.
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Roger A. PRYOR.

The New York Express has the following
notice Of speech made in Bergen, n. j., last
Thursday by General ROGER A. PRYOR.
Every virginian must feel Just pride in
General PRY0a's fame. We quote:
GENERAL PRY0R's SPEECH.
General Roger A. Pryor inside msgnifi.
cent speech last night at a Hancock and
English ratification meeting at Bergen, n.
j. Had we the space to spare we should
give II entire. The brief extract given IN
another column gives quite az adequate an
idea OF Its ceYprehensiveness, its unan-
swerable logic. and Its incisiyeness as a
brick conveys OF the architecture and
furnishing OF o house. One point was
capifaIly made in reply u Senator Hoar
/" Running parallel between Hancock and
Garfield. not altogether after the manner Of
Plufarch, Mr.. Hoar pauses upon the fact
that our candidate IL q graduate Of West
Point and an officer In the regular army.
while the nominee OF the Republicans was
. volunteer soldier. II Hancock was edu-
csted ut the expense OF the Government
fully has be repaid the benefit, even TO the
extent Of Shylock's remorsclcss exacti0n--
b. the price OF his own blood. But, II II
said. Garfield was volunteer And,
pray, what was Hsnc0ckf Was be kid
mapped Into West Polntf As understand
Il, The cadets are aii volunteers, and compc-
tifiQn for admission TO the Academy Is hot
snd esser enough! The difference, then, Is
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made tho In .crmarriage Of whites and ne.
uroes felony punished Will, confinement
in the oenltcntiary not less than TWO nor
more than ten years" y,
.ThIs bill was prepared and reported oy
q special joint committee consisting p " . and
ators Brooke, Phlegar, Paul, BETS, ana
Daniel, and Delegates Clarke, Ecno's, nm ~,
kisson, Fsrr. PullIam, Fry, Bohannon'
Spessard, and Kelly"
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the chosen nvj,,srIoia's honor, and
have sought TO stain srsiis s themselves tbe
who have voluntarily , MADE q rascsIty ss
opponents add directors Come wha. may,
force In public affairs. .r vsav Of virei.
we hope the honest Conssdi reiect. with the
MIA viii stand firm ana ! '. ,Esir old hon.
pride which helped them ~ ,%' demand OF
esty and honor, the impau,c ~ ren resent the
these political prostitutes , !" 81 PresI.
honor end virtue Of tne ," Trsrv EVENING.
dents. ~ Wilmington tDel.) Eosry H0'""s'
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Mr.. Tabb Declines.
lNOrfolk Landmark.
HAMPTON, July o, 1880
8. x. UOnOhoe. ESQ.

3. X. Donohoe, Esq:
Dear Sir.-In the last issue OF your paper
appeared communication from source
unknown TO me, but OF the most partial
character, presenting me as candidate for
the congressional nomination. Permit me
to say that whilst l recognize It as an i'm
peratNe duty to vote, and to advance to the
best OF my ability the party TO which l be-
long, yet am unwilling to he candidate
for Office. am very truly,
THOMAS TABB.
The above from the pen Of our old
friend, Mr.. Tabb. Is what we expected.
This clears up the 6eld wonderfully and SIM
plifieS the work.
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Among the delegates who attended the
recent Convention Of Readiusters In Rich
mond was Il. f. Mays, county Judge OF
Botetou:t, and Radical OF the most cdious
type. This man Mays was also delegate
TO the Republican Convention that Assem-.
bled In Slaunton last April, and as such
STANDS pledged IL support Garfield and Ar
thur. This apparent game Of fast and loose
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The KtAdjuSttfs HaVc tUc 'tHV"uS"Vo "
claim tha, they have In their party a ma
,or,ty Of me while Conservatives voters oil
Virginia. There is no way Of testing the
ius,icc Of their claim but by appealing TO
The Official vote In the election OF last Nc
yembcr. For the benefit OF Democratic
spcakers. and at the request of,one Of them,
We will once more reproduce the ugures.
We take the vote for senators. II was as
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FANCY GOOD

we SIM how a fir variety and n..y lu.a.
anon Huic ln
Il STAND W0RK-Bt>kEI- r1w 71c,
81 WALNUT DISH uDF 49,.
- WALNUT MfRk-f y U.v s.r..
Sl.35 WALNCT-FNANrD DUEOMp, Go. ~.
81 DOLLS now 7Jr.
soc. DOLLS now g.
Great variety u tlE-B 'I~"E>,
Great viri'ty 1oOfli-B'l ~llt~.
Small variety NAlL.BEt >ilt~.
Great variety DRESSING. tDNB~.
Great variety PLATE HiND-NiHruE>.
Great variety PLtTt Toll MIRRORS.
Great variety LADlt>' ~ 1rAlNc,
small variety lAUti~ - IS AIt II CHAINS.
All sizes LOOK NG-GLA>~E~.
Three siZeS cocoa NAI-.
Two sizes SILK UMBRELLAS,
NICKEL ALARM-CLOCK>.
UANBSONE CRAP-HNON~.
HANDsOME vi II, FOliO>. o.
HANDSOME ACToGEApH AIEiN>.
Great variety PDt XII -BDuh>.
A few POCkFTkNfNt~,
Large iine TOILET SIT. =
A few FINE VELVET FRAMES.
A few FINE GOLDLi N FRAME.
Five COPELAND eli AMBER >tI~.
ONE BAND CHAMBER SITS.
TWO-BAND CHAMBER SETS ldll--, n
GILT BIRr-CAGt>.
SIX pain VELVET HAsSOtk>.
TUESDAY. July 1871. vi TO- DO asf Gay o. t.-
SALE a. the wort men must have TO- haii!ug ou ia-
18th.
Our customers have fouu 'ha, We have dor ia'.
as We promised, aud giv'n - ger cent. in aii ci-f
We shall continue his I'D ihe eni ot he sale. fil
tho'e not hayng aysi.ei ibcm-'lyes = Dbl. e.. 'ree
to buy goods cheap VIII do We'll io 90 50 AZ o.,o.
Respectfully,
.STEyFN>.
sos Broad -'rrt
p. San immense stock OF VERY CHEAP
PARA>OL>. N-
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

EAUQUIER WHITE SU l. p ii u Il
II SPRlNGS-This famous SUMMER RESORT
viii be re0p-ne1 JUNE 10TH under the manage
meut OF r. Tl:sNEY 4 Co. OF tho National Hotel,
Washington, %. c. The finest hotel in the South,
with AL modern improvements Throughout, incla-
ding hot and cold bath conyehien ,Cs on each floor.
electric bells. and gas.
The medicinal properties Of the ws,er
nowned for their efficacy ia dyspepsia, dropsy, aud
all malarial affections.
Board per day. 81 10 SO, according 10 location Of
room per week, fl2 To SIS.
For further Information address National Ilote
prior 10 June I0th subsequent, 10 White sulphur
springs. fauQuier county Va. NV lS-2m
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DRY GOODS.

DINE CORDED MUSLIN, only 6tc. per
Il yard;
BROWN LINEN LAWN at Toe. worth l5c. per
yard; -
Another supply OF LIsLE.THREAD GLOVES a.
loo. just received:
Bargains IN TORCHUS LACEs, Of which We have
complete line:
See our USLAUNDR1ED SHIRTS, linen bosoms
aud euff., at doe. worth 81;
Ask for the :" MOVABLE Dusk CORsEr"-cau
be worn with or without busk:
Our HAMBURG EDGiNGS are The cheapest in the
ci,y;
An elegant assortment OF LAWNS at all prices;
VICTORIA LAWN at l2sc. worth l6sc- perry q.
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An extra quality BRITISH HALF HOSE, embroti-
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SuETL ND sHAWLS at aoc.:
Onr AUZE UNDERsflIRTSa at csc. are the best.
LINEN DRILLS at bottom pr'tss. PARASOLS
at cost, al LEWIS HELD 4 SONS.
sr No. GIL Broad street.
Orders BY mail promptly Allied. IL is-eod
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REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND FINED IT'S
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AZ No. 9 TEN Ili STREET.

Established under TIE auspices az ''ch men ~ ''.
late 4. G.. McllNaine, a. nrst president y A.'
Paul. ITS first viec-pres iJ.nt. and -. y. irh.'''
who has hG>n continuously one 81 ~ wee iIe''-
dents, aud a member Of its Finance ,'nf...e
since H. foundation, IL has aimed AWAY. '" i''--
tain the high char cter with which ,..a n.-
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No man has ever had 10 enforce 4 cifim ast b. &.
by the judgment Of court.
II has always kept an ample reserve 900 ca'h.
It's policies have always been iHr"ni,''a1'' '''e'
three years except TOT actntl fraud.
Its assets are larger in proportion to '.il..''
than those OF any couil&ny ga the 1 niled SiA''>'
IL invites an cNlluilatlou into It's modes no iA'
vestmeD', It's strength, aud its rates.
IL issues policies OF Insurance ia aH''n'' Dog 'A-
ceedlng SjOOO-for siugie year, or '-HH "' f''''
TAT rats quite a, low as co-operatiNe a''t
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miums payable annually. semi annua' % iii,t.'
or monthly. SAMUEL. H. Paul rfeNd.ni.
JAMES ". PEGGAM. secretary. rs '-tM
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Deaths.

Died, July 18th, at hair past o'ciOk T.. NJ.
CHARLEY r., infant sou Of r. X. and Il. j.. Chap
man aged one year aud ten days.
We stood around CuARLEY's dying bed,
Weiaw his blue ewes close.
While from his ri the pulse fed,
And from hts cheek he rose.
The fuoeral will take place from bis fathers resi-
deuse corner Of Twentv-sixth and VeDabe streets,
THIS fTuesday) EVENING at O'Clock. Friends
and scquJ<itanses arc Invited TO attend.
Norfolk papers plotse copy.
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Ac ommodatlOns for 800 guests. Finest fishing
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band. New 1shing- aud pleasure. boats. Address
j. A. KENNEDY.
Superintendent ocean View Hotel,
or II. :. DoDsoN, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
4. li.lm
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SPRINGS. OPEN 2Orn JUNE.

On the Chesapeake and ohio railroad fifteen
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Excellent water, grand scenery, and good fare.
I sial amusements. Board: i25 per month of ihir.
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under twelve years and servants half price. Bath
Ing In healing water gratis. L. & NJ BUEKUSS,
Proprietors. q. w. LACKKY. Manager. le l4.lm
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SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER LAXATGvEs.
SIMMER RESORTS.
CEASIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.

sURF-DATHING, FISHING. SNIPE-SHOOTING
This HOTEL IL reOpened for the reception Of
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per month. Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
steamer Banks To CheTrySI0ne every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. SPADI COBB,
10 o.nm# Pronrietors.
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IA Ntf GOODS.

6OS BROAD STREET.
ALTHOUGH OUR CLOSING OFT SALE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."

100 TIN TOILET SITS us, received COB Pr 80
at from IL TO 2J .eg cent. les uA' re-
price. .t
Great bargain, Ia SlLVEE-rLAIED De-
PITCHERS. .,,.
very cheap.
The largest stock OF CHINA DISNlR, IN .-'
TOILET WARE and ROUSE-tl HNl>w
GOODS GENERALLY. TO be f0uni '''
New York. at BOTTOM PRICES. you
bargains give me 4 call.
,yIS r n. TAYLOR. fOil Main .iryG-
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INNgRtNCE COrPANIE>.

THE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION or us ,IocGnoiDEh't
Has
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