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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

| sTEENsEN, Druggist, qealer IN drug med .i.
y cines, chemicals, cigars fancy and tolle
articles Third street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

-. groceries, liquors tOb&cco, ETC., corner Z
Main and Lafayette streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
virginia News Items.

General Beale. in his discussion with
Captain Blair al WeStmOreand Courthouse,
said he had known Jimes Barbour for thir-
ty-odd years, had served with him IN the
Legislature when Young man, and that
even then he was known ss one OF the
brightest meu IN the STATE; Barbour was a
Democratic. Rtadiuster, aud was worthy
the vote Of any Democrat.
The Lynchburg Virginian says: John
Goode, "The Bronze Lion " Of the Norfolk
district, is in the field inspiring with his
splendid presence and cheering With his
ringing voice the true sons OF Virginia TO
rally to the defence Of all that Virginians
bold dear.
The Hampton Monitor says: Two gen.
tlemen from Boston. stopping at the by
geia, visited the Normal School a few days
ago, and gave General Armstrong check
for $4,000. Their names, we hear, were
Mayo aud Reed.
r. j. Washington, Esq, of Westmore'
laud county. has been nominated for the
House OF Delegates by the Democrats. Mr.
Washington will make a most excellent
representative, possessing all the requisites
Frank Banks, colored boy who was
whipped in Alexandra for stealing chick
ems, acknowledged number OF robberies
His plan was TO go to house to beg bread
in order to hnd out about the premises.
Colonel Joseph Cassell, one OF the oldes
and best citizens OF Wylbe county, died a
his residence, mile below WytbeVilie, oil
Thursday evening; aged seveHty-nine years
Mr.. William T. Brooke, after an absenc
OF two and a half years IN Hong Kong, ha
reSppeared IN Warrenton looking IS fresl
and feeling as buoyant as when be left.
Reese r. Bowen raised over 200 bushel
OF fine wheat OH about thirty-hve acres o
land this season oa his Tazewell farm.
The Democrats Of Franklin will OF tn
Hrst Monday In September nominate can
didate for the House OF Delegates.
Mr.. William Rawls, OF Nansemoud, age
ninety-nlne, expects TO be at the YORKTOWN
Centennial with the other boys.
A young man named Finks, Of FauquieI
was cut In the bar-ro0m at Warrento
Springs the other day.
The Loudoun Fair commences on the 20t
OF September.
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10 myMORIAH.

A Tribute 10 the Memory OF John r. Tanner,
erxtop DEACON OF THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH
pa, the, INV brother for well hast thou wroueht
Ard nui.hsd Thy fssk. Thy rest-tnie mas eohe'
Ths n.ttjs OF life thou hast valisntly Fought.
And niriy hast won ihy disehsrge Tor tny nome
When erst thee met. and for many Tong year
Tjow su0ny thy spirit how CHEEKY thy Woro
with the wine Of thy speech nv heart 'hou oius'
As Of en- we walked to the house OF the Lord.
mourn thee. nv hroih9r, as II thou vert oesd
Rut not without hope. fer win tn>e rely
I'm what the blest saviour 10 believers mas SAID
That they shall live ever. and never they de'
know thou didst trust Him; for well thou dost
Vines fr.t thy young heart felt His loving EN-
He gave th,e a token, mprsssing It so
That thou shouldss remember the uhne Anu TUG
place.
The eiree Qyows les OF which thou vert inc cheI'
Aan these thou hast lefi thy cOfhn 10 see;
Raining yoks-fellow tears from she clond OF 'aeir
grief, -, 90 ,ha.
walt for us. brother, an the angel shsll sever
The ties shat row bind us 10 ihose We nero io'e'
Then altogether through the ages forever
Wt'l joia hands sgsin In Thy new nome sooNe'
J. H. WOOD.
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The Campaign IA Piedmont

Loudoun Is one Of the empire counties
OF Virginia, and the news received by US
from some OF its most reliable citizens en-.
ccurages us greatly. Everything promises
well, and in spite Of every effort the Co.
alilionlsts may make there will be big
majority rolled up for DANIEL, MCKINNEY,
!. ana BARBOUR. or course our legislative
&tlcket viii almost have walk.oyer.
"a We have a host OF workers and speak
ers there, including PEYToN HEAD MATHEW,
ALEXANDER. ORR, the DULASYs, CLAG-
oErT, KAUFMAN, the CARRIERS, Roc
KRs, HARRISON, EDWARDS, snd MAXIM,
who will make the county warm from now
until election-day. Rappahanuock is not so
large as Loudoun, but II can boast OF as lew
CoaIitionisis as any OF its ueighbors, and
the MESEPEEs, PoPHAx, MILLER. and our
other leaders there, will do their whole duty
during the campaign. Culpeper will be a
banuer county, and will roll up splendid
majority for her fayorlie sou, JAMES BAR
hour, aud his colleagues. No people ever
followed leader with more alscrity aud
fidelity than have the people OF this
county JAMES BARBOUR for thirty years.
Ii has sons, too, among whom are LEWIS,
SrRorHgR, FIELD. GRIMsLsY, GIBSON, aud a
ha!i.dozen more, who will keep the enthu-
siasm 81 full heat. 10 Greene we have Nc
MULLEN, JENNINGS, and othcr noble Con-
servatige Democrats; 10 Orange, WALLACE,
JoHxsoN BARBOUR. p. p. BARBOUR, and
others; in AIbcmarle. SoUTHALL, ROBERT
son, DuEe. PEYToS, LEAKE, WOODS, JOKES.
Parton, COCHRAN, HILL, WADDILL, WHITE,
and BLAKgr; 10 Madison, KESPsR, REID,
HiiL. aud Others; in Nelson, SMITH, WHITE.
nrAp, FITZPATRICK, add HoRsLEY In Am
hersi, Co0HILL, BERRY, LOVING, STRoDE,and
SplfH; 10 Lynchburg and Campbell, KIRK
PATmcK, BLAcKFoRD, WrTHERs, CLARKE
KEAx, ADAMS, GARLAND, BuRKHoLpER,
DfRR; in Appomaltox, BococK, FLOOD, anc
Others; an Of whom would do credit to any
cause. and whose influence and voices vii
be potent among the people for our whole
tleket IN this canvass. The people among
whom they live know them and have conf
dence ID their judgment aud patriotism
Fortunate Is political organization thai
cal, boast Of such representatives in so lin
fred district Of country. Let each one o.
them do bis duty and urge bic tellow-citi
zens 10 do likewise.
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MED. sunday uieht. August 2etn. sfiev PAIN y
usn.se fTHEL, younsest chld OF o. y. 81. 20 ~. -
xftlnson: aged eight months aud '"en's-'"'''
oAiA Asverns, flowers that scent the moro
nat wltber IN the rI.inK DAY.
Tina lovely WAS our EIHELb dawn
thus sueetIy sped her ME away.
Her funeral viii take place a. her fhhefs rss 81
senre No 2lIO short street, THIS Incsast * ~
TERN00N At half-past O'Clock. frlehoS VI ~
famiI, are invited 70 attend.
raed. IN I,surenburg. n. c.. on Monday, xsis ID
,tsnt. sALLIE ADKiSS, wife OF Dr. =. n "si"-
ner. "a. .fte~ooou nv the
Riahmond and Dsnyille railroad Ins IuDs,a, VII
tske pIscs THIS TUESDAY AfIbhNOON I'm
Grace episcopal church ~ . O'clock
Diec, IN this city, August 20. 1881, Ars. sAnn
9. sNEAD, wife OF william snead' Ia sne se'sh''-
n us, fnuera viii be preached from her late pes, !,
dence. No. .ou'h EiGnteenth eIrseL IO si ~.
STnesdayJ NJ 10 o'clock A. Nj. Tao Irienus nn "a
scousinsnces or the family are respectfully iH'i'eO
rms wri,,r cannot suppose there Is 10 Rlcnmonn
man who has been here any length oI lIne wy u.s. hs
rot knovn this good lady. She was narrlsn ~ ~
veneraIe o d husband, who survives Dfr' nlly ysa
and hsf last days were passed IN the love o "a
hnsbs nd nd children. She viii be burlen =, Lue sa
nvl"e''e~ " HBR CHILDREN.
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A,l.uta Cotton Exposition.

ATLANTA, GA, August q, 1881.
Editors Richmond Dispatch: Dear Sirs,-
Knowing your friendly interest 10 the sue
cess OF the International Cotton Exposition
as a means Of beneftiug the entire South, ]
take the liberty OF requesting you to inform
your readers that apple ltlons Tor space must
he IN on or before the 10Th OF September.
All received after that date will be re-
tnrned. Hence there is no time TO lose.
Quite a number OF your manufacturers
conttm llate displaying, and unless they
comply with the foregoing rule they VIII
necessarily be left out.
Everything points TO full realization OF
success, aud arrangements are such that all
who come, either as visitors or exhibitors,
can be accommodated With food and quar-
tiers.
Yours, respectfully.
THOMAS HILL, Commissioner.
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PIGEoN-SHo0TNG IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Coal Valley, Fayette county, West
Virginia. Courier, August q, says: A
shooting-match between Craven aud Price,
two OF our miner friends. the former from
Nutalburg aud the latter from Hawks Nest,
took place at SewelI station Tuesday last,
which resulted in the victory for Craven by
a score OF 20 10 Is. The match was for
800 side for the first twenty-one pigeons.
Craven missed The first one and killed the
next twenty, using single barrelled gun.
There was large attendance and much
money changed hands that day. While the
match was for only 800 a side, there was
something Ike $1,000 changed hands. II
was elosely-contested match, the victor
only winning by two birds. Both are tirst-
class shots, and we learn the defeated
parties have made the second challenge,
which, il accepted, will come of at an early
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
Gath's Interview with SIenOgrapber
Murphy OF the United STATES senate.

Which OF all the men you have seen in
the Senate in more than thirty years, Mr..
Murphy, did you regard - the grestest?"
That is too hard to answer. There il
one thing can say. As debater In the
Senate think have never seen the equal
or superior OF William Pitt Fessenden.
Some one has called him the Prince Rupert
OF debate, and there was a clearness aud
evenness and ability in his quick and rapid
speeches and interchanges that make him to
me one OF the great characters OF the
English language in legislation"
dc not think" said Mr.. Murphy, "that
have ever seen man OF more intelec-
tual force exerted at the moment than Judah
p. Benjamin, OF Louisiana. He was rather
small man, Of swarlhy countenance and
Jewish features. The grasp OF bis mind
was almost instructive. l have my doubts
whether the South took away from the SEN
ate more OF man than be was, although
Jefferson Davis was a man OF ability and a
certain heightened intensity which, as long
as he stayed in the Uni0n, made him an OBJ
feet OF admiration. He was governed much
by bis personal feelings, however, and l
may say the same OF Senator Yulee, OF Flor
ida, who was Hebrew, and most bitter,
yindictive man. Clement g. Clay, OF Ala.
bama, was man OF equal ability, bot OF
equal acrimoniousness. One Of the greatest
men i remember in the Senate from the
South was Badger, OF North Carolina. He
belonged TO the style OF heavy thinking,
sratesmsniike old men,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

Reporter Murphy, OF the United States
Senate, relates Of Daniel Webster that one
day when he was to debate with Silas
Wright. loquacious friend went over and
said: "Mr. Webster. you will have an easy
victory to-day; Dir. Wright Is drunk" "I
would have you know. young man." said
Mr. W bster, "that Sias Wright, either
drunk or sober, is very hard man to en-
counter"
Mr. Laycoek, OF the British Parliament,
whose death Is announced. was left an in
come OF 10000 By bis father, who only
died about two weeks ago. This properly
now goes to bis son, a boy OF fourteen.
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Roous STATE C0NsERvATIyE-D DEMOCRATIC }
EvpctrTIvE COMMITTEE,
RlcnMnNp. Angusl %, ISL.

RICHMOND, August 20, 1881.
Major b. f. Bland and S. X. Donohoe,
ESQ, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nominee Ior
House OF Delegates from Elizabeth Ciiy
county, &C., will speak at Yorktown on
Thursday, september LIST. Hon. TDomas
whitehead VIII speak at Giles Courthouse
on Tuesday, September 6ih.
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed:
sixth Congressional Distributions
bridge, Ed. PendIeton and w. A. Ander'
son; Botetourt. j. III. II. Figgalt and Ben
iamin Haden; Allegheny, II. l. Parrish.
Seventh Senatorial District RockDrldge'
DIR. j. w. Arnold. S. ii. Leicher, Marion
Lindsay, aud David K. Moore; Botetourt,
Judge j. j. Allen and F. I. Glasgow.
County nyassers-Botetourt, X. b.
stoner, G. W. Swami, NJ. w. Camper, j.
W. BOYD, DR.. p. X Graybil, Alfred Pres
ton, r e. Allen, Colonel r. 5. Burks, Or.
]. r. Goodwin, and DR.. II. V. Grey; Ale
phany, James Bowler aud j. V. Ryals.
Comfy Canvassers-John G. Carpenter
DIR. J. F.. Hughes, J. j. Hobbs, and j. An
drew Pugh. A "a. KELLEY, Chairman.
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EXCURSIONS AND PIC-NICs.

THE LAST EXCURSION TO sTAUN-
II TON vid Chesapeake and ohio raj way. Law
ing Richmond from Chesapeske and OHIO depot
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 10, 1851,
A. o.ao o'cIocs Returning, leaves STANTON sun
dsy nigbt Al O'Clock. Fare for round trio: Rich
nond 20 charlottesville $3.50; Richmond TO sssun-
ION a2 special arrangements for colorsd people
riekets for sale by the committee j. N. Thompson,
5l3 east Broad street: q. r. Johnston, 9ls east
Main street; II. T. Adams, corner Fourteenth ana
Franklin streets. and AZ fhe traln.
81 an &C. g A Q,GlO.ft
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

FANCY GUODS. Re.
STEVENS
is receiving lots OF NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES ata1;
IS TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those we
usually sell at 81 80 and e.;
25 Five-foot sTEP-LADDBRS at 81
25 six.foot sTEP-LADDEBS at 81 Is;
60 dozen four.row TOOTH BRUSHES at 10c.;
80 dozen SOLID BoNE-HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAss MIRRORS at 81;
full line of sizes in CHINA-HEAD DOLLS from
Soup
A full line or INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
Toe. up
A full line OF WAX DOLLS from 10c. up-the best
goods for the money In town.
We continue our CRoCKEaY SALE, selling
Selected DINNR PLATES at s5c. per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUCERS at so per set;
Splendid EWERs ana BASINS for CSC;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLETS at soc. per dozen (;
and all o,her goods IN proportion, at
STEVENS,
au2I sos Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

The New York Times, In an article de-
Tending the coalitions 10 Virginia and Mis-
sIssippi, says: -,
nTbe Republicans OF the North do not
FAIL to condemn the repudiating plans Of
ire Rego3usters OF Virginia. and TO Insist
mon the full discharge OF all public obi.
cations according to the spirit and letter Of
sbe contract as a fundamental tenet OF their
party creed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

AT THIS SEASON OF rag YEAR the system
Is more than ever disposed TO get out OF or
der by the insufficient efforts Of the liver to
dlsgorge the bile. II not assisted In It's
work, bilious attacks must necessarily fol-
low. simmons Liver Regulator, purely
vegetable tonic. Alternative, and catbartic.
acts more promptly in curing all forms OF
BILIOUS disorders aud malaria than calornel
or anlnine,, without any OF the injurious
consequences which follow their use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

The following from Secretary BLATNE.s
dispatch described the feeling OF our people
Yesterday ii regard to the condition oil the
President: "The general feeling Is one OF
hopeiulpess. Two or three days more OF
Improvement will be needed toinspire con-
6denceu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

sml,serland has ceased TO be safe retreat
Tor Nlhilists and Other. political sgitators OF
tic violent sud murderous type. They csc
come 10 the United States, however, and
fofn, coalition.
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ATTACHMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE-AUGUST
III 29TH ANO 9OTH. ANTHONY, FILLS 4
HATHAWAY'S MAJESTIC CONSOLIDATED
AGGREGATION. FOUR UNITED SHOWS IN
ONE. THE GRANDRST CUNSrELLATlUN OF
ARTISTS EVER ORGANIZED FOR ONk 40"
anement in every feature of this entertainment.
Travelling IN our own nal.ce drawiug-room hoiel
on the rail. THE -FOUR GREAT SHOWS:
RayeIs newly hst ched HUNPrY-DUMPTY, MI
aco's Double Specially and Novelty Company, the
great Parker-Ross International hasiodon Dog
School Gray A Maanins's Mu'ical Congress. Prices
of adnissOn rs. 30. and 25c.: reserved seats, 81.
Doors opeu at 7-performsneea O'Clock.
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The Boston Herald says that Generai
wIcKHAM's determination to support tne
Democratic ticket In Virginia. and the rea'
sons which be gives for his action, VIII az
ford northern Republicans food for renee
fton
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The New York Herald says: virginia
nronoses TO have au industrial exposition OF
her own. Good luck to her. ii the WORM
knew her resources she would not be trou-
HE'D about how to pay her debt"
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A New York correspondent who saw
senssor cAnERoS, ex-senator CosxLrSG,
AMI ex-senator PLAT on Saturday, says
CAMEsos stood straight aHd looked well
Cosu1sQ stood so straight that he bent
over backward, aud looked pale PLAJs
stood nearly straight, and was in apparent
rood bumor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

Senator EDMUSDs has written letter ue'
cl,ning. because Of Ill health, an Invitation
10 address the Republican state CohVeh.
tIon At Worcester, Mass, on the 2lst OF
September.
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TOURNAMENT.
TOURNAMENT,
\ RON AIR. AUGUST 81, lssis

Premiums. e260. List fee. sl0. Number OF
knights limited to twenty-five All persons desiring
10 enter the lists must apply TO committee by the
25th instant, with stfce accompanying applleA-
ZION. For further particulars ADDRESS unTersigntd
Al Bon AIR. CHARLES T. HARVEY,
NJ 9-dTuAiAwets Chairman.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

OLD FIRST VIRGINIA REGlMENT. 4
MING AT SK O'Clock a. Se nger Halle. Toe com w
mfttees appointed NJ the last Dee1pg VIII be pre-
uared 70 report. The matter subm tied VIII be 10
oroyide for more intimate connecIiOs bstuee@ This
Association and the present regiment, also 10 en-
larRc the membership OF the Association.
Every member shoU ID b. preseul.
By erdsr Of Major GEORGE 2. NonroN, First
Vice -Presideut CHARLES i. LOh nm,
AS 3O.It4 Secretary.
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Mas<d 9a the 2xd q sn.s q ;se ge';pen y z
e. 4, t's,f,,<r 81 u a. Faulkner ~ hchmonos "
u IA "a ffs-rfTr. ~ UfbaDnf- va -,x<-
Dan silie Hsscs. Charlotte 9ussff<s ana hes',e"
Record please copy.
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It's announced that "to carry out the
Reorganization OF the Pension once as
planned, other removals Will be maze on
sentember lst.v Goodbye, Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

The New York Tribune says no Repuoh-
can senator could ever vote for DAVID DA'
Wis as president pro tenn Of the Senate
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nEkTlNl9S.

IRON .MOULDERS' MEETiNG.-There
Il will be q general meeting OF me huULDERs or
Richmond WEDNESDAY NIGHT, August Sl'i
al O'clock, at schiller Hal, BroAd Stree; .o3'e
ore come ALL Now IS your time. sn 3O w
NTOTICE.-The officers OF the GRAND
~ LODGE. No. /, OF VIRGINIA MECHANICS
FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY are requested 70 altenu
ststed ,neetIng OF their order on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 7th CAV OF septemeer, AT nail, pass
y airlock al The nall corner OF seventh ana Broad
streets. 10 settle M unfinished business and make
Ar al arraugem nis for the benefit OF the Drder. By
An 30.os ALFRED HAkRlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30

The drought is assuming unwonted pro-
portions in nearly every section Oh Tue
limited States.
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The journals Of other cities are calling on
their municipal authorities to take a lesson
from Richmond and improve their water
eunniv
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FEAST.

TUE LADIES OF THE FOURTH
Il STREET BAPTIST CHAPEL will hold
FEAST al their chanel on Fourth street TIL ESDAY
and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, August 30th and
3ist. from until III O'Clock, for the benefit 81 her
sunday ,cheol au30-1tH
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DIES COLLEGE.
CRENCH LANGUAGE.

bs0 70 ioform nv pupils and the public TIA, =,
will b. prepared 10 resume ms classes and uriv..
lessons on sEPIkMBEk 18TH. The libe al n,,,os
age bestowed upon me, and tie success nlef .i,s
last year warrants nv belief that my Zine viii ~,
be disposed Of An early application is ,bersf,al
cesirs6ie for those Wishing ~ take lessons Fos ~
Box 800. .r.o J. Ia PLACE.
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RIcHMoND, VA, August le, 1851.

RICHMOND, VA, August Ibi IcoI'
A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
N TIE WEsTHAM GRANITE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA. Will be held At the Office OF the company
on THURSDAY the AID day OF September, 1851,
for the election Of Board OF Directors ana Tor the
Transaction OF other business.
r. sNOWDEN ANDREWS,
Treasurer, and Stakeholder representing more than
one fourth Of the stock or The Wesiham Granite
Company Of Virginia au I9-tSe23
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DIsseLUrIONs q pARrNERsHIps-
NOTICE OF CO.PARrNERsHp.

We have this day formed co-DartneT-hip, under
the pdrpo'e 81 conducting The BARK, HARD
WOOD. and WOOD BENDING BUSINESS herefo-
fore conducted by A. Is. GOODMAN AZ 800 Ash
street We VIII also continue tie manufacture OF
" G0OOMAN'S BONE MEAL which hss giyea 20
mneh satisfaction the past season.
A. n. GOODMAN,
g. Il. HOt5pAR.
RICHMOND, VA, august 1, 1851. aa 24.iw
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NJ Office.

A1OTICE.-A meeting Of the STOCK
" HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held al
10 H. AT the Office Of the company, In the CITY OF
Richmond, on Ihe 20TH DAY OF sEPlEhbEh'
1881. ,,,
The above meeting is called by the undersigned
stockholders, holding more than one tenth oil the
stock n. NJ. LOGAN,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
@. W. PERKINS,
an oO-td JAMES II. DOOLEY.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, va.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER %. 1881,
and continues nine months.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06
case it il the a. faul

the case it is the fault
of the people of that county. Bet them
choose proper officers 20 execute the laws
and the desired end viii be secured. II
they do not choose such proper officers il
is their own fault they must not blame the
law. An act of that sort is hindrance to
the proper execution of the law. The
men who commit it are as much law break
ers rs the man whom they claimed to pun
ish, and DO more damage to the community
than he, for claiming as they do, 70 repres-
ent the people who make the law, they
conspire togetherto bring it into contempt.
They frample It under foot publicly and
defiantly and falsely claim that they are
melting out Justice The deed is and will
be stigma upon Bloomington's fair name,
aud it viii take time and good behaviour
to wipe it out. The punishment of the
ringleaders of the mob win be a fitting re,
ply to their assertion that Justice is never
had in Mclean county," allowing them to
go urscathed win be an acknowledgement
OF the truth of this cry. The coroner's jury
said chung by parties unknown" when al
Bloomington knows who were the leaders
in the affair. The act itself was bae
enough, to let it go unnoticed will be
worse
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-06

Tt is stated that senator elect Lapham,
will resign his seat SO as to give Conkling
an opportunity to re-enter the senate
Conkling is not a man who cannot learn
from experience, and he will make sure OF
his legislature this time before he tries any
more experiments in the reelection bust
ness. There was considerable discussion
as to whether Lapham was half breed OF
a Stalwart, but now that we have Stai-
wart President, all doubt seems to be re-
moved