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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
WABASH. 81. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.

Second week in July Gee. sl46e7s s237l4i Inc $50
January 70 july I5-.5S2O@6' o'-"'-' Int 4'oo''4Oo
TEXAs AND PACIFIC
1879 1850.
Second week in July. sS3165 s397ls Inc S5'5oi
The receipts of our and gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this 22d day Of july were:
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Nl III + = I AA lin II. =, =, , - lrt, ,,I,p.
w INITFD STATES AND ROYAL. MAIL - IA AasSs
FOk OF l.EN-pDWN And LlNElsfooi-
MOTTO steamers this Lane tANe t'to i-uo t'is
Recommended by ieut Maury L > ~ on Ootn 40 odt"A
and homewaTG voyages o,..... -. d, ? .
u-hn - kenuoil-.- tttteAf' SUe - !" ~
BALTIC. capt Purscl nus i'y ~ - 4. a. ~
CELTIC Cant tN iayt Alt . p X
BlttI \ = ~ C,,t b. rrv lurtaf. A.. llsfla
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOr OF Wsst
mos. seauers are unsurpassed "A 10
pnlnfru.ufs SGterJomS. ~uOAlns anA oar
rooms are amidsips where the and notion 40
east t aronng OF comfort hitherto anas.t aOa
NJ 40 49, -. - 49,.
tickets ON favorable torai&
hrSe II carry neither cattle, sheep pigs
tr lnsyeouon OF other .oras0a appl3 tt
Company oheeS 10 81 Br1liYy sSw forS, % NJ "a
WanUt-sL PAlladolpaia H. J. CpNetA Ags.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23

EyVI INUAM Inn. -
lA>Ieamers Us Pier, adj fayonia FERRY Jersey NV
"A 81 ,iDLtLN ....... .ay, July -
ANf-TIUlA wednesday. AK IL
u 80, 10 49, edars b.. ID
lst CABIN $3.50. - cabin, si5f50 ste.raxe "a
H. CALAt \. General Agent. ~ S1uth "u.aAob
PUN Oh, EDYk a co. ~ south II" iiiani-st fto.ht AtA
l.. ". MORRIS. 90 Broadway. Genera PASSAGE Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23

IMPERIAL GERIAN MAIL .1AIILL;avp
STEAMSHIP LlNE bkrMEbN N lgS ok
SOUTHAMPTON AND BhFAf-N -,
NECkEH..- JuN 20 y .'"'.
ODFR Juv 2. " + T.. * 80
RATES OF PASSAGE rom NEM-lOhk 20 sou A4iAhr-
ION. HAVRE OR B8ElEN IN
FIRST CABIN ..-..--.+lOU NtCbND GAIL -.------F'
STEEEAGE r3O.
Return tickets AZ reucrd rates. Prepaid s1eefAse oefh
cate. So -.
steeIage tickets points in the south Of Engand .
OEAtIOIis A. Co. Bow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
IMAM LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEEN ~TOWN An LIVERPOOL.
NOTICf.-rhe u TINS Line take eufenint
NaurVs ane "a thn
tIIN ll-.........All hDA IN -H. D. m
CI:Y or CHEs rER........-Ai kDAI. Aul. =. D.. n
ttrN on Bl.L 4.
CI1N pr it .--.....-.. uday. Arg 81, D. m.
cry OF MONTREA L.. TIL k>DAY, Apg = $50 A IA.
From rler 81. y r., i00t OF thariIO n-s-
CABIN $50 and 500 Return tickets able Tor ms
SIEEEAGE, e-o. Drafts az lowest rates
saloons rooms. smoAing mi oitnlO"ms Anhishp%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23

EkNERAL TRANSATLANTIC CUMFAN1,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRt-
Pier OF Comp No. ~ North RIVER fnot ~ tonr
Travellers by TINS De avoid bUrn transit Oy English ran
and Glsc0mfOrs " crossing the Chalne 10 shi
boat 1870, -, - -
CANADA, Fran ceul wednesday July - 10 A. m
TARHA DoH. Sanx.ier Wei Aug 4. N.
81 IATRENT " etues1aV u, a.
CecKs arlWn credit or para m amount osiL
LNII, DE bGblAN, AkenL W. y H0Nllng Gften.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
NEW-YoRK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Il Sailing from Pier loot 81 Can1l-st. North RIVER
For -au 4 alcla.H. ~. Isthmus OF Panama
d r u
Tor Central aud South American and Asxea
From Francisco 10 Japan and Chin1
JAW "a. unNn
From Francisco 10 Honolulu. New aaLihl All Az
tIang
St-ar- pip u .AALIA saturday. Ju.v "a, noon.
Immediately on arrival OF London mails a. san filnfsca
Passengers forwarded 10 SAN FRANtt-C. 80 ~ VI =
ISLANDS. JAPAN CHINA. NrWLlALANlA A. : IA
LA, sol III AMERICAN, CENTRAL AAEhlNAN AAi
MEXICAN PORTS
For freight passage and general nforn1tion Apply "A
COmpany5 once Pier foot VI Cana-st NurtA tfSf
h J. ~ LLAa.
-unsrnlpufenL.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
lBERlA IfEns.

Nay 70, 1851.
Editor BANsRR,-Ali are prepa ring for the
dedication, Sunday.
Judge j. W. Tallmsn bss inyentsd =
sell coupling machine for sailrosd cars, This
will prove q great boon 20 humanity as
coupling has hitherto proved psrllous.
-Dt. Smith Is building up sn extensive
practice. HO is a well read physician, at
tends strictly to his own business and has
the good viii OF the better thinking portion
Of community for bis success.
Rev. Mr.. Henson Is the new pastor Of
the II. Il, church and has arrived here with
bic family.
We visited the farm OF Mr.. Carol about
six miles southwest Of town, recently. II
CONTAINS tha remains OF thirteen tUrts and .
village. There are naneEoEs graves, pieces
Of pottery, deer horns and arrow heads, AID
must have been inhabited ancien,ls by some
powerful and wsslike tribe. Its situation Is
commanding and ths scenery around it fer
miles Ia quite imposing,
-Some OF the settlers OF this County thir-
ty years AGO have returned here on a visit
rom Illinois: they tpeak 10 the highest terms
Of our advantages, and Improvements during
the past few yeats.
-Missouri State Sunday School OousSn-
ton meets at 81. Joseph this week.
Steps will be taken this summer to or
gsnize Miller. Msries, P1lsski and Laclede
counties Into %. Conventions. The des,gn
is to unto every COUNTY, every stste, this
country and the whole Christian world in
the Sunday school work.
Tho mineral sprIng between this towr
and Vienna Il said to be far superior 10 the
Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. John rsllmsa is made happy in the
birth of a daughter.
-Miss Mary G iGn returning home from
church Sunday. wee thrown from her horse
one Of her thighs broken and other parts o
her body badly bruised, DG J II Moor
and Smith ase.attendlng her and think III
via soon recover,
The weather Ia quits dry but there Il
good prospee. OF rain soon,
Mr.. Lombar and family start for th'
falls OF MinnehAhs, MIMI, next week.
The mail is coming, my FlpEEh Las gont
out and / must stoR writing.
respectfully,
LEApaR.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27

WIN. N LiYing.too snd Mr.. Vaughn
OF Riebwoods called on BANSER Office last
Tueiday report tarniipg IN good condition
In their settlement. JitN
DIR. Ulmon, DR.. B%radlyford, WIN. N.
LEXINGTON, Jas. Johuston, Jas. Denton and
VIM. Wsdiey have been ssofn Ia rs registers
tJr taking census.
Last Friday Col. McClolland Of Lfxlng-
ton, in company with John Hsney, Kd.oi
Versailles GtSette gave our town and
BANNER oReo g passing call. The Col. is a
candidate for Congress Of this 7Ih oongressiou-
al district. H. Is on the stll hunt at this
time and thinks his prospects good. Col.
Philips has endeared himselt with the peo-
pie Of this disi'iot by such vigorous efforts,
and almost ncomprvhentible success in leg
lladve enaetments, IN behalf VI his con
sstuoncy, it will be 8 hard taak 70 defeat
him 1T the next election.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
-NnrlCE oF Observation-Disclosures.

Notice Is hereby given that ~ the August
term 1880 OF the Miller county court q psti-
lion Of the eilizsns Of Mt, Pleasant Wfi be
presented 70 the Honorabld G 5urt praying Tor
he dIslncorperaiion OF said town.
$50 ItH III. II BRocENAN and Others
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
no lille ~ArrLIoTEp.

To those afflicted with Chronic Sore Eyes l
offer a remedy thSt will CURE them perms-
nently. | will GUARANTEE a CURE in every
case OF GrAnulAted defamation Of Chronic
Sore Eyes.
Write and give me a description Of your
case. aud how long standing. l have cerii-
6cates from many tibet I have cured.
GIVE ME- A TRIAL.
Send or come TO me without hesitation, and
toll your friends 70 come whether you have
the money or not. ! will cure YOU.
HENRY VANHOOSER,
Mt. RLEA5ANT, Mo.
For references address either George
Johnston, Sam'l Johnston or Frank Sparks,
Mt Pleasant, Mo. m20 aw.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
TERRIBLE CYCLONE
IL TUSCUMBlA,
Great nzsIlan0uL n HIIor county NO.

Crest Excitement in miller County No.
M,u, women and children harryinR to J.
L. Cummings TO zee his ere nd opening of
Spring and Summer goods, which he Is SELL
ing at the owoatp prices, he has the best sOlsc.
lion Of Dry q ,Ods, Boots and shoes, groceries
and Hardware, n in fac. everything the
people need Some and see.
All kinds Of Produce taken ia exchange
for goods. neOti
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27

-Jamee Cummings Is selling in this 20 4h-
" Fnrds's patent window vontilalor. IL is
the Oaly usI iul arrangement OF the KIDD We
have ever seen. A sample - sllaehed TO q
window OF our cflse, which can be examined
by any ono calling, IL. is esp ciAllS necessary
ter halls, court houses, churches, school. and
AL aa4iFggss. VI.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
NOTICE FdR.PUsLIcAfloN.
U. s. LANa ognoE, BooNvILLE. No., |

U. s. LAND oPnoE, BooNvrLLE. NO.
April 18Th, 1880.
Notice Is hesebE given that the following
named settler has hlod notice OF his intention
to make anal proof In support Of bis claim
and secure 6nal entry thereof, and that said
proot will be made before the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Miller county, at his office
ia TuscumbiA, No., the county seat Of said
VIZ: Joseph S. Stamp OF Miller Co, Mo-.
homestead entry No. 1918, Tor the S htofNW
or sec. 2, tp. 81, rng -, and he names the
following witnesses & prove his continuous
residence upcr, and Gu itivaiion Ct, said tract,
viz: q. A. wlliAms. C, Is. Honaker, Benz
F. Sharp and Owen Z. Farley all OF St. Eliza
beth, Miller CO., Mo.
G~usTAvE RyIcHE, Register.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
b. S. COOPER.
California, Mo-.

Special attention paid TO all kinds ri Copy
ing, Old Faded Pictures Restored, Enlarged
and worked mp in India IBk, Crayon or W4ter
Colors. Gem. rs cents half dozen. Poo.
togrspbs 81 80 per dozen; large sizrs in
proportion. Frames Tor sale. UlmGm4
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
a qOOD FARM P0g SALE.

Situated on the Usage river four miles
below Tuscumbla IN Miller county, NO..
geo acres most 10 the bottom.
400 seres under fence so acres In mesdow.
. 0 Ia cultivation, 200 acres biuc-grass, 400
bearing fruit tree, 8 good Dwellings and
barns.
Tue whole well watered by living springs
Address Mo. Immigrant, ~. Louie, Moo
or Usage VALLEY bANNEBi Fuseapol' =, Al :
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
Dry Goods &c.

A Large and newly selected stock Of Dry
Goods. Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, groceries
Drugs and Medicines Have been opened q.
s. "a. HEBEFORD's,
IN DIR. a. M. BANDY's HOUSE,
MOUNT P~PEAsAST, MILLER CoUNTY, Mo-,
DR.. B,ndy will be in attendance to wait upon
bis many friends, aud will guarantee them the
best OF goods At prices that defy competition.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken
10 exchange.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27

TO

Having made arrangements with the Arm Of
Reumond Cieary & %, commission .mer-
chants, At Sc. Louis, lean now handle grain
az 3 cents per sack Tor use Of sacks tree Of
warehouse charges when shipping toihe above
firm and shipplngg eturn freigbts through my
warehouse, st Usage City, which will ham
die Al bottom figures. Il shipping TO. other
firms the charges are ! centsl per sack for
grain, and other freigHts accordingly. All
shipments promptly attended TO.
sm ais buying good white and'burf.O Oak
aud Walnut saw. logs, delivered AZ my mills
At Usage Civ.
White and Burr OAK, ..$s 90 IN $1,000 psr NJ.
Black Walnut, Sl2.00, 70 $500 per NJ.
according to quality. z. q. TURNER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27
Spring Garden, Up.
LE1pzR.

May 22nd 1850.
Eou. A. Fulkersob, Sir:--As l havn'l any
Lessons to get this. evening I Will endesvor
to write Afew lines for your rsre and spicy
paper, the BANgER. There arc fifty three
students attending the Spring @ rden School,
1 being a~raOaetthe number, The sebo Il is
being conducted by Prol's Sutton 3 Molss,
they are highly educated, and | can say that
they cannot be beaten BY eny one in central
No. in conducting Q school. The school lie
casriea on, on about the same principal that
the High Schools Of Wsrrensburg. Clsrks
burg aud Jefferson City are; any one want
ing an educa'ion, Spring Garden is the place
to get II. The school will closo 10 six weeks,
when a second term viii soon commence.
Sue tess to the Proi,s and sprine Garden
people in generals.
Yours very truly,
WIN. 9. MooRE,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-27

-MILIiSzRY;--So, l29 High ST., Jefferson
Uity, Misses CLARA MosRIo and ALIcE
REEVES have pursbnsed the stock OF Millinery
goods of Mrs.. holland, aud now have . new
and fresh supply. of tho finest and latest styles
In the Millinery line. Persons visiting the
city will do we'll TO call and esamine their
Ing. We guarantee fsliSiEction. Orders
from the country promptly attended TO.
E2f1 MosNIe 81 REEVES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-18
HIsCKLLANEOUs WANTS.

Wk00ELxAANB0U0 WANEDs
Furnished Rooms.
A FAMILY OF TWO, WHO OCCUPY THEIR
IA own house, will rent finely furnished
rooms, with bath. The location 10 good one !;
convenient to all lines Of cars; seven squares
to responsible parties. Address KING. this
office. mn17 -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-18
uu.P WANrU-YUGALns.

Mouse servant.
UTANTED-A HOUSE SERVANT. AT sal
w Bourbon street, near EsplanRde, Must
speak French, mh17 AZ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-18

Relief FOR COrns ana Dunlons.
WANTED : ALL PERSONS TO M
w know. who are suffering fromGm@
Corns or Bunions. that Dr.. MURPHY&
can give instant relief. without pain. I9A
at his ONCE. No. 50 CANAL STREET.
mh7 i'm So
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-18

P1omO Tunlng.
O. IN FOR PIANO TUNIN0EBEST WORK
plsOV at $50 Magazine street. D. LEEOH.
0oiree Pianist. nO10u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-18
nOrse,

VXyANTED-A YOUNG. STRONG. SOUND
w safe and moderately fast horse suitable
for light barouche State. color. age, price
and where the animal mar be seen. Address
BAROUCHE. Democrat Office. mhg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
The Faithful Allies.

The Wing Of yesterday reproduces from
the Alexsndiia Picoyune, without q word
OF dissent, the following statements:
ut Is well known that the colored people
are almost unanimously in favor OF the Re-
aojusler party, and II they prefer the sue.
cess OF that party to Republican defeat they
will vote with the Readiusters next fall"
"Thtre y no earthly chance !?r RePubll'
cans 10 win next ran, and il they put 0
ticket in the field reimbursement is dead
The colored people, who constitute tue ma
jority OF the Republican party, can save the
Reaoius,er party, or destroy il by allowing
a Republican ticket TO be put in the held.'
We concede that the negroes are almost
unanimously in favor OF the Readi ulster
party a. against the Democratic party. We
also fully credit the statement that II the
negroes put a Republican ticket into the
field next year reimbursement is deod"-
dead as q mackerel; il being always under
stood that % Mahopeism" Is the thing meant,
not reS0lustment, which we intend TO &C
compiish without the aid of the negroes,
and ia spite Of the Instructions that may
he put in the way by the Mahoneites.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
n.xwerusK must be dropped as too heayya
weight 10 be carried, or else the Whole re
ad,us,rx concern viii be sunk.

wscup ApoVr 1ug CoxMERciAL CLup.-
We taye had somdhirg TO say, from 'me
70 time. about this excellent institution u
<nhscryes the double end OF bringing our
merchants and manufacturers and their
emplo,e, more closely together and OF Sc
.,riag the proper entertainment OF mer-
chants and other businessmen coming 20
the city. 1t is perfectly plain tina unless .
hu.,nessmsn will give some OF his lime 10
questions Of public interest affecting DIS
eommuuity, that community will make very
slow progress. The merchants OF inc c'''es
North give Of their time without stunt 10
these pubIlc matters, and we see The results
in their rapid growth. The Commerciai
Club has a large membership, but u Is no'
large enough TO insure the greatest en-
| cheney. Its Board of Management Is ac-
cordingiy making the round OF our business
circle looking for new members, ana we
hope their efforts will end in not less man
five hundred live men in the membership
The entrance fee and the monthly dues are
extremely reasonable. The Trade Commit
,ee Of this Club has done excellent work IN
The direction OF transportation arrange
ments for the business Of the city and as
our men come to know one another better
the current Of trade generally will How
with more ease, and the young men DC BET
ter fitted to take their places as The repre-
sentatives OF our business Interests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
.seuoral william Malone.

TILE NEW VIRGINIA SENATOR-H HIS ANIECE-
DENTs-HIS PECULIAR INFLUENCE WITH THE
NEGROES n HIS FINANCIAL HOBBY.
The peculiar position to be occupied by
the new Virginia Senator, General William
Malone. naturally attracts attention to his
record, and makes him a person OF general
interest. Yesterday Governor George L.
Gorham, OF California lone of the trio that
managed affairs for The Republican party in
Indiana during the October campaign-was
found in his room in the Gilsey House, and,
IN response to a question concerning his
personal acquaintance with General Ma
hone, replied, "Ob, yes, know BIN very
well indeed"
.sWhat is his personal a~ppesrance?"
.'He has a handsome head, a very long
beard. which he strokes often, and tiny feet
OF which any lady might be proud. he Is
short and Sigh and turns the scale. at lO3
pounds. He is quick and nervous in move.
ment and as bright as a new silver dollar"
"Outside Of politics what is his Occuf$
ton 2"
s.He is proprietor OF the Richmond Wing.
and yery careful In its conduct. He was Il
pronounced Tilden man in 1876, and gave
bin the delegation in the Convention. He
came within ten votes Of being the candi-
date Tor Governor"
"Has he any special hold 10 the State ?"
eyes, several. He can do more With the
nee roes than any other man. He Is regard-
ed as the peculiar friend OF the public
schools, and when the appropriations were
expended he made a bard fight to have the
schools kept open, taking the ground that
the children were the preferred creditors
of the State and must not lie neglected.
he did more than anybody else to see that
a free ballot meant o free ballot. In
other words. he saw to itithat the amend.
ment to the Constitution was not q dead
letter, but was enforced in letter and in
spirit"
"Still he Is q Democrat }"
eyes, but there is no determination be-
tween him and the BourbOns. lie was
| elected as q r '%adiu,ter. He gives no heed
to men who talk OF reputation. His de-
| sire Is 10 have the State be represents placed
| on a firm financial basis. He is heart and
| soul opposed TO the Bourbon Funders, as
they are termed there. He has plans. and ]
| believe he has The ability, too, TO adjust his
methods for a desired end, so a to conform
10 sound business ideas. He is not vision
ary, but a practical business. man."
.Hsve you talked much with him."
"Yes, q great deal"
"About the organization OF the Sen
ate Y"
.'Noi one word"
"How do you think be will voie?"
"That depends. He is absolutely noD
| commitial Tor obvious reasons, but i can
| readily conceive Of conditions which would
make IL easy and pleasant for him 10 vote
with the Republicans. Ii would be unfair
to the Senator for me TO speak as II knew
how he intends to vote, for ] know ADO
lutelyu nothing. l reason from the situation,
from his known desire TO develop and build
| up tie State be represents, and frOm'the
| general character OF the man and his ante
| cedents. He will in any ecent be a marked
| and useful member OF the Senate.-Neu
| York Herald Of yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
The Census-NOn.C Ombntnnts

fOr the Diepiich.J
Arrangements have been concluded 10
take the census OF all the organizations
which include as a part OF their faith and
practice the principle OF non.comba'ancy
and non.litigation. This will include a
count Of the Quakers. Dunkard', Mennon'
tics, aud the many minor Organizations 10
the country holding to peace views Inc
supervision OF the work Will be IN the nanus
OF DR.. Henry Ran 1all Waite, OF New lork,
and The practical part Of the work Will be
done by Howard Miller, of Lewisburg, Pa.
Professor Miller was supervisor OF CEN
sus of the Eighth Pennsylvania district,
and upon tie completion OF the difficult
and important task he has undertaken the
numerical strength and geographical as
tribuiIon Of this excellent class OF people
will be known. Aside from its being a
matter OF great public interest it may prove
Of great benefit to The members OF these
fraternitie> in possible emergencies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
DEATHS.

Died, on the 18Th instant, al the residence 2, :.
n. NorvelI. No. 81 north Fourth street, = eyed
moris, ROBERT WOkTHiNGTON Dnss,h.., and
four wears aud SIX months. son Of ". wI'.a'" ""'
Fila 4. DAVIS. and grand on OF :. ~. Invis. =, n
Ills funeral vail tase place This DAi, THE
O'Clock from tbt residence OF X II. SorvrI. ,niIv
friends OF the re. pectiye families are fesp'''''
invited.
washington papers will please copy.
Died, November 3. 1880, mt the residence o. ns
mother. corner II Foushee -snd Jscs,oh 1870
GEORGE W. GROVE. Jg.. son Of the ave "'o's
W. Grove, Ia he twentieth year 81 bs age. stree,
His fuoeral Will take ulace from 1ra,oc u
Baptist church TO-DAY friday g, ~ vn
NJ. Friends Of he family are iDvitea 10 auu,'. aso
Augusta tGa anu Baltimore papers WI" p"s
copy.
Entered into rest. at the Retreat LOT t1' IN !,
W. dnesday nighi. November I'm, Mss L,SD'
CALDWELL. of New River: aged iwtnls-unTT t,,s
Funeral services at The MonnIneDtti cnuIcn = H.
tFridayl MORNING AT ~ O'Clock. Meinoe''" ~
congrt gaiiou invited to attend.
Died, on the I6th OF November, 1880 ~ ,ns r.sI-
deLce OF her husband, 4. Herbert Jones, NJ " ~ M
peck. Va. MARY h., daughter OF Ado'phu'a " ~
late Fannie Gary.
In the mid { of life we are In dea'h'
Washington I'D. e. and Petersburg papers pea
copy.
Died. In Charles city county. November ~, le5u,
al = O'Clock A. NJ. Mr.. SARAHI !. AhnA W
OF Thomas j. Barham, In The forty-sixth yedroiit
age.
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OF course II is also understood that no
settlement can be accepted by VIrginiaas
which Is derogatory to the honor. dignity,
aud sovereignty Of Virginia. Wing.
Then never mention the RIDDLtBERGER
bill sgaiu-a bill which proposes TO repu'
diate twelve millions Of a debt which the
highest Judicial tribunal in Virginia has
pronounced a debt due by the State. There
Is no excuse for this reputation. The
State would lose ten times as much In an-
other way as she would thus pocket by ne.
pudiating = debt declared 10 be due by her
own Governor, Legislature, and Supreme
Court OF Appeals, upon whose representa-
lions the present innocent holders Of the
bonds bought them.