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rFrom the Halifax Record

IRON inc lldllidA lAtl'iH'i
W. J.. Fernald, United states internal
revenue collector, made one OF the most
infamous and i%ncendiary %harangues ever
delivered in Halifax. But what better
could be expected Of a yulture carpet-bag-
ger. who still fattcnS upon Il people!
And this Fernald i, the blaz0ned spOkes-
man Of Malone RcadiuSters! The follow
inc report Of his speech shows that his
respect for truth is on a level with his re-
spcct for decency:
Listen to me! listen to me! ! was a
Yankee soldier, and wore the blue uniform
and fought on the battlefield to set you
free. If the FundcrS win, your liberties
will be i'm danger. If YOU follow Clay
Harris YOU will have the lash upon your
backs: he will sell YOU out. The Read
jusrers have promised 10 cut down the
whipping-pOst. IL does these Fundtr
oyerseers so much good to see a myers
back whipped. Every time they see a mig
gers back cut they jump up and clap their
heels together like game-cOcks. The Re
adiustcrs will break up the Court Of Ap-
Deals. that court which divorced 4 woman
from her husband because he was a RepUb-
lican. CThis assertion bc afterwards mOdi-
fed by saying that a minority OF The
court was in favor of it, General
Malone will beat the Democrats. You
will see colored judges and lawyers
In that courthouse, and you will
have good schools if the Readju,terS sue
coed. | believe Clay Harris has Funder
money in his pocket and Funder whisksy
in his belly. would not listen TO him il |
were YOU. When Il colored man comes out
against the RcddiuSter party he has sold
himself. | tell you to stand together. \
man who goes against his race and color is
a damned SCOundrei. The price OF liberty
Is "eternal vigilance" You will go back
10 biting tObaCcO-wOrms il you don't stand
up for your liberties and your party. The
cOlOred people ought to take a good Re
publican paper-go North and get one.
There are no good papers in the South.
The editors are Il parcel of %lOafers, who
are too lazy to do anything else. You
must get your political advice from head
quarters. Some lrjH sag, What UW become
of the Republican party if we all 90 over
TO the Rcadj uStersy There is nothing in =
name except in the smell; we don't care
what people call themselves Just so they
pull as M. Colonel Cameron says, 81 nm
sorry for all | did" All these men we take
into the Republican party this year we well
come and hope they will stay with us next.
! had rather be a monkey in a c%hestnut-tree
than to be a Democratic niger. (Here a
negro embraced him, overcome by his elO-
quence.) God is with the cOlored people !!
Stand by the northern people, who with
blue uniforms and shining swords came
down here and set you free. i hope to God
something may come of this meeting good
and holy. l put negroes in my office. |
make them deputy collectors, gaugers, &c.
Nv office looks like Africa because l have
so many colOred people in it.
He wound up by proposing three cheers
for Cameron.
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We were getting on beautifully before
the Malone movement comnnencedj "hltc
men and MI true Democrats. were rfpr~
ssmting the great county Of P~ittsylyaniai a
Radicai and \ negro did not venture to ran,
knowing that they stood no chance OF cleo
ton.
Radical running with two white Resdqust-
err This mixed ticket OF white and black
Il supported by Messrs. Raulston and Fer
naId. OF the revenue department, and the
colored people generally.
Can a real Democrat stand thatI is mere
ono I'm the county who will vote the ticket!
Nobody, n seems 70 us, but a Radicai, can
stomach such a mixture. Who Is 10 green
"a not TO see that we are fighting the same
old enemy-the Radical partyI denerai
Malone and his l%ieutenant- arc trying 70
use the negroes to gain power, ana, II sue
cessful. the negroes must be paid for thelr
services. We shall have negro policemen,
negro magistrates, and negro county Judges:
Here. at this late date, Virginia, the ola
mother OF states, will have to drink the
bitter drcgs OF the cup which was put 20
fhe Inns OF the other southern state, soon
after the war closed.
DO YOU doubt it? Why, didn't Malone
~ Al
vote i50 times with the Radicals in the
Senatef Are they not running q Radical
on their State ticket' Are they not cheek
by fowl with the Radicals all over the
Slater Yes, as sure a. there is God h
heaven, il Mahone's Coalition party sue
ceeds the white people Of Virginia Will be
Inundated and the victorious Africans will
be elevated TO power.
Prepare, friends, for a desperate battle;
Their leader Il a great organizer, and all
his men work like beavers. They are doing
their best TO fool the people about the state
debt, when their real object is to obtain
power. Don't let them lead you away
from the main issue, which is, Shall the
Democrats or Radicals, the whites or the
blacks, rule virginia. Put it to them on
that ground, and hold them to it.-Don'
vile Times.
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SENATOR MALONE \ III EXTRA SBs-
sION.-Tbere is II report that Senator Ma
hone may not attend the extra session Of
the Senate. lie is said to have remarked n
day or two ago in this city that if he comes
TO the extra session he will only be able TO
remain a day or two, az the demands OF the
Virginia campaign require all his time.
Leading Virginia Democrats now in the
city say the extra session puts the Senator
In a dilemma; that II he votes fer a Repub-
lican organization Of the Senate win tend
to drive of his Democratic support in Vir-
ginia, and il he votes for q Democrat the
Republican ~Iteadiusters viii 90 back on
him. The probability is, however, that he
will be present at the organization and vote
for Republican, Washington telegram
Baltimore american.
General MALONE will DO "thar or thara-
bouts lie is not the mar TO avoid COM
hitting himself. Besides, he knows that
two thirds Of his followers In Virginia are
Republicans. lie will be there, and he will
vote with the Republicans.
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senator ANTHONY will be the Republican
candidate for President pro ten. OF the
Senate. General MALONE IL expected 10
vote for him. In fact, General MALONE Is
cl.imed as a Republican senator by all the
Republican papers. They seem to have not
a doubt on the subject. Now, in senator
ANHoxY's state, the Irishman, and the
German, aud other foreigners, are required
70 hold real estate In order to qualify them
,s voters. and Senator ANTHONY defends in
the United States Senate the State law on
the subject. -.
DO you say that General MALONE VIII
not vote for such a man! Don't you TOOL
yourselves. He has landed on the Repub-
ncan shore and burned his boats. lie
couldn't 90 back to the Democratic party II
he desired to do 50.
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VIRGINIA POLITICIANS IN WALL STREET.
Neu York, September Ex-senator vii
linn Malone, Captain John S. Wise, and
James ID. Brady, president Of Republican
State Central Committee, all Of Virginia,
arrived at the Gilsey House to-day in the
forenoon and almost Immediately went out.
During the day they spent an hour in Wall
street. IL is said their mission is to collect
campaign subscriptions.-NeU York tele-
gram Washington Post.
Is il possible? The men who talk
about the brokers bill" the "bloated
bondholders," &C., appealing to the SHY
LOCKS Of Wall street for money to enable
them TO repudiate thirteen millions OF the
debt Of Virginia! Now, let us hear
whether these believers in preserving the
public faith, State and national, have con-
tributed any funds to the cause Of repu-
diation in Virginia.
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Nominations.

On Wednesday LAST the Democratic Con-
vention Tor the legislative district Of Buck
ingham and Cumberland counties met st
Buckingham Courthouse, and by scclsrna-
ton nominated ~ their candidate for the
House Of Delegates that staunch Democrat
active ~canyasser, effective speaker, and eff
Client worker, Major j. b. FlCKLBN.
The County Convention met afterwards
on the same day, and nominated CANN PAT
TEsoN, Esq, as the Democratic candidate
for Buckingham county. Another excel
lent nomination.
We may set It down as pretty certain that
these gentlemen will both be elected.
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u GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
is receiving lots Of NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD-CAGES tel;
rs TOILET SETS at 81, IS good as those We
usually sell at a1.6O and 81;
70 FINE-FOOT STEP LADDERS AZ al;
25 sIX.FOOT sTEP-LADDERs at sl.25;
90 dozen FOUR-ROW TOOTH-BRUsHES ~
1Oc.;
80 dozen SOLID BONE-HANDLE KNIVES at
al per set;
90 FRENCH LATE-GLASS MIRRORS Stsl;
A full line OF sizesin CHNA-HEAD DOLLS from
sc. up;
A full line Of INDEsTRCCTABLE DOLLS from
Toe. up;
full line Of WAX DOLLS from Toe. up-the
best goods for the money IN town.
We continue our CROCKERI sale, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at 65c. per dozen;
EXTRA THIN CUPS aud sAUCERS at 5Oc. per
set;
Splendid EWERS and BASINS for Csc;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLETS AZ SOC. per dozen
and all other goods in proportion, at
STEVENS,
au2 81 No. 800 Broad street.
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MONEY.

II Ia reported that General hMioNE Is ~
Scw York. and Is supposed TO he collect-
Ipv aoney to aid him in bis contest N Nir-
Oin,a. Now, supposing this 20 he true 70
whom does be apply Tor money! Why 70
Republicans. Of course, and to nobody
else. He wouldn't think OF asking q Dem
ocrat for money to aid him in his unnO''
war upon the Democratic party
But il a Virginia Democrat were 10 80
to New York 10 got money, to whom woulu
he applyi Why, to none but true,Dlus
Democrats. And, by the way, the nat'ona'
Democratic party ought to send 10 the
Democrats Of Virginia a dollar for every
dollar that the Republicans give to the NA.
ROM cause. Il is a fight for the rut''re OF
The Democratic party that we Of Virginia
are engaged in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01

GuI1EAu's CAsE.-"old Virginia never
tire" II GUITEAU's offence had been COM
mitted in this State, our law would meet
the case exactly. Revised Code Of 1873,
chapter 1877, section 8, reads as follows:
"If a person be stricken or poisoned in
and die by reason thereof out of-this
State, the offender shall De as guilty, and
be prosecuted and punished, as Il the death
had occurred in the county or corporation
in which the stroke or poison was given or
administered"
Virginia has a model criminal code.
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The RtddIeberger Failure.

We surrender the greater portion Of our
editorial space this morning TO the
able exposure in the Richmond Dis
patch Of the Riddleberger bill. We ask
FOR it a careful reading, especially upon the
part Of those who may have been misled
by the sophistries Of Readjuster orators or
writers. The bill is a complete failure even
a. = device TO defraud the creditor; for the
creditor, protected by the courts, would
never agree TO the requirements OF this
bill. -NOrfOLk Virqiaidn.
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Malone and the chairman OF the Virginia
Republican committee perambulated Wall
street in company yesterday trying to raise
money from Republican bankers and bro
kers TO promote the Reputation Of the Vir-
ginia State debt. OF course, brokers and
bankers who subscribe to aid the Virginia
Resdjusters and Republicans must Intend
TO buy Virginia bonds to-day with an eye
10 selling them after the Virginia Demo
Gratis have thoroughly beaten the repu-
Malone and his Republican allies.
NetD York World.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ COHEN BROTHERS
WILL Re CLOSED
SD.


~ COHEN BROTHERS
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY, OCTOBER 50.
WILL REOPEN ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER frH'
. cases cAsHNERE-sl the new shsdes-st 9tc.;
5 csses LUsTRINES-zll the new s~hzdes-stssc.
az pieces SILK PLAIDs FOR trimming same AZ
STHe.;
20 pieces SILL OMBRE STRIPES at 3THc.;
~ different styles HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
AT l0Sc.;
30 different styles HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
at2Oc.;
ALL-WOOL IMPORTED FLANNELETTEs,
ARMURE,s aud CHANTILLYs, new, for
dresses, 81 sac, regular price being soc.
Our stock Of SIAM, ORIENTAL, FRENCH, and
GERMAN NOVELTIES Is the most com plcte
We have ever had. Ina this particular depart
meni We sstOnlsh all
IN OUR BLACK-GOOD5 DEPARTMENT
We eau onsr extraordinary inducements.
Extraordinary inducements In SATIN DE
LYONS, SATIN sURAHS, PLAIN SCRAhS,
SATIN de HERVEiLLEUN, and RIA
DANES. In his department W carry The
largest stock IN the state.
- BLACK SILks FOR e2.6O;
S2.5O AZ SILh5 fore
Il BLACK SILKS for el.6O;
fbe hsndsomest 4i.25 SII.h ever heard or In
till, numDer We guarantee q "VingOf mliy %
BLfCK CASHMERE, 4O-inch wide, all wool, Tor
35c., regular price of which Is Soc;
POr 4Jc. We can 1--WE yOu our former oOc. CASH
MERE, which lYs never been cluslled Tor tintt
price; sl-D, great bargains IN the inner CRAZE.
PLCSHESl ~PLUSHES! PLUSIiESi -.
We have PLUSHES In every shade and quality
At very low prices.
our .tock Of FLASNELS, CLOAkIEGS, BLAN-
KITS, aud CASSlhEREs f. the largest No
have ever had;
Also, a fun aud complete line ~ CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, and D~RUdGEIA
CORSLTs. COhSETS! CORSETS!
.u~Nr a.rrIAnTA. 80 a.
our s5c. CORSET reduced ~ Doe;
our Sl.SO OFFSET reduced - Soc.
HOSIERY! HOHlHRG: HOSIERY!
Immense additions to our former large stock,
and we guarantee . saving 81 IS PER cent. 10 any
purchasing same. Call snd examine thee goods
sud YOU Will DO convinced. Ser In mind that We
are determined N give our customers every sd-
vantage I'm poinf Of style. quality, and price posi-
be In the purchase Of their goods
30 different styles In CLOAks for Lsdic5, MISC
and CElldrcu;
Al-o, = run line Of DOLHANS, CIRCULARS,
FSGLISH WALklhG-COAIS and JACh-
FITS. Oc lisa ,su&Th
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Halifax RecOrd.I

IUAIIIN NVNVIW'I
As it is known in the community in
which | live that | have acted with the Re-
adjuster party heretofore, | deem ii not i'm
proper that l should in this manner pub
licly announce that | can no longer act
with that party. did not think that the
ReSdiuster party would become, as il now
Is, joined to the Radical party, but thought
1t had a higher purpose in view. l am still
u Readiuster, and warmly in favor OF re-
adjusting the State debt, but | am a Demo-
cratic ReSdiuster, and cannot consent by
my vote to aid the Radical party.
Very respectfully, NJ. T. LACY.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
A uersonal inspection will DE- Indispensable 10 a
proper appreciation Of the novelties for fall and
winter wear offered I'm this department. Among
the specially new goods just opened are
LOHENGRlN SILK and WOOL BASKET
PLADS in rich new c%olorings and designs;
SILK and WOOL OMBRE BAlADERES and
L~EYANTINE OYlBRE STRIPES, fOr cOmbl-
nAtiOn and trimmings;
ALGERINE TiNSELLED STRlPES-Ombre cf-
fleets;
SAVOYARD CLOTH SUITING-stripes of
mixed effects and plain colors 10 correspond
for combination walking suits;
LADIES' FINE CLOTH SUITINGS In new WeNy-
ings and rich and effective colorinSs;
FRENCH SHOODAS and ARMURE CLOTHS in
now fall and winter c%olors;
PLAID and STRIPED CAsHhERES IN rich dark
cOlOrings;
FINE FLANNEL SUITINGS;
LUPIN'S FRENCH CAsHhEREs in nc~ shades
and colors;
And a vast collection Of other NEW FALL GOODS
too numerous 10 sdmit Of detailed recital.
A full line Of CARPETS just opened.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
Bll Broad street,
A. ls-eod Leaders OF Low Prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01

The Whig says that the right to sue and
get a Judgment against the Treasury is a
"remedy for the taxpayer and a sufh-
cient substitute for the writ Of mdnddmuS.
And the Wing also says that the same
provision Of the -RDDLEBERGER bill was In
tended to beat the coupons! Its language
is a. follows: Of after two years the 18th
section shall not have beaten the coupons,
the tax-certifcates will be called in az re
perye.v
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(OrrHcliOn.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, September 30, 1881.
To the Editor Of the Landmarks:
Permit ME to say through your paper
that Mason, who shot at Guiteau, is not
John Whitehurst, and that II Mr.. Me
meyer or any one else has anything to say
about Mr.. Whitehurst, if they will send
their communication TO me l will forward
TO him at Port Royal, S. c.
respectfully, n. Il. WHITEHURsT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01

BURNETT's COCAINE WILL SAVE THE HAIR
and keep it in a strong and healthy condi-
ton, because IL will stimulate the roots OF
the hair and restore the natural action
upon which its growth depends.
Burnctt's Flayoring Extracts are abso-
lutelY pure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01

Mr.. Fernald kept on speaking, rousing
the feelings Of the negroes against the
whites i'm the most inccndiary manner. No
white man was ever heard to make such a
speech before.
But it was just the thing to bring the
white ReadjuSters to their senses. Mr..
Fernald's speech made us at least one
hundred votes.
You see, white citizens of Virginia, what
You have TO meet; you know now what
carrying Africans into the wal means
D0aUiHe Times.
By-goncs should perhaps be ~by-gones,
and vet nobody will expect John sherman
to be 2 frequent visitor to the White House
during the next three and on half year,
Boston Herdld.
Captain Riddlebergcr is on the stump in
Virginia, but he will never wicld the mace
in the United States Senatc.-POrtSmOuth
on. H. Union.
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PROPOSALS..
FOR FORAGE.

j
OFFICE VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL ~soCIETY,l
September 80 leol. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rcce. vel At this
once until OCTOBER Urn, II NJ, Tor furnishing
the society with the following:
IA TONS (2,240 pounds per toni BhLED
TIMOTHY HAHi
$50 BUSHELS 1872 pounds per bushel) SHELL
ED DAT
1000 POUNDS S~HIPSTUfFi
100 BUSHELS UNBOLTED MEAL;
1000 POUNDS BRANi
100 BUSHELS SHELLED CORN; 49,.
10 TONS (2,2l0 pounds per toni BALED
STRAW;
IONS FODDER;
the whole to be Of the best quality, and TO be deliy-
cred 10 the FOrage-Aaster on the Fair-Grounds as
follows: one third October llth; balance At such
times aud in such quantities as may be ordered by
the Secretary.
The society reserves the right 10 turn back the
cost Of hauling 10 fall on the cOntractOD any ana
ali forage remaining az the close Of the Far At the
prices charged, and To reject any aud All BIDS.
WILLIAM W. FINNEi,
60 3O-lw Secretary and Treasurer.
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Some folks will "go It on their own
hook" and afterwards bewail their fate,
despite the constant warnings Of the Press.
Not 50, however, with Mr.. l.. W. Stellwag,
OF Springfield, Mo-, who, in speaking with
our reporter. observed: | had occasion to
prove ST. Jacobs Oil an excellent remedy
for sprains. | spraincd my foot, and know
ing that the remedy had done splendid
service in a similar case, | sent for a bot
tie. The confidence | had in the article
was not misplaced and wa well rewarded,
for in four days ! could walk without any
inconvenience. That no physician could
prescribe anything better under like cir
cumstances j am perfectly satisfied.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ar GRAND OPENING
NEW oooDs
J.. 4 r. NITIELDORFER'S.
SAT sUxET.
VIZ HAVE THE LARGEST AND HOST co..,
PLETE STOCK EVER EXHIBITED
DRESS GOODSi DRESS Goods.
All the newest styles and colors PLAID.
STRIPES, PLAIS, PIGURED, At I'll tr.
from ~. % sl.2o per yard;
SINGLE aud DOUBLE-WGDTH FLANNEL
all Shsdes;
PLUsHEs, SILKS, sud sATISs IN an I.de..
To housekeepers and hotels Nc can Offer gre,t
ducements in BLANhETS, CONPORT~C,p
PITS, SIIEETINGS, TOWELS. NAPKIN.
TABLE DANASKS, TABLE ~OIL-CLorr.
SPREADS, " hite and C"olOrcd-baryt.g.
CARPETS CARPITs! CARPETS.
The largest stock Of CARPETS and the ,
prices ever oEered-bousht ~ auction:
CARPETS at ~, ~, %, %, 20, a. A.. g.:
B7, SO, ~, soc, andst;
RUGS 81 AL prices;
HASsOCKS from auction rhctp:
BLACK SILKS aud SATINS from sue. "a. p.
BLACK CAsliNERFs-tac host gp.ls f-
money IN the city.
UNDERsHIRTS, TNDER-HWT~.
LADIES', GENTLEAEN'S. aud CUTIDptN.
UNDERsHIKTs .nd DRAWERS from
TO the finest made:
INDICATED RID SHIRTS and DRtWtp..
alas worth $3.50;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS % 5H. g.. 49,.
snd o., worth 81 per rent. more:
L~AUNDRtED SHIRTS ~ sll prices.
C~ASSINERLs for boys aud mems vr--.
largest stock ever sborr-lt very - ..
BLANKETS! BLANkET~I
FLANNELS IN an coioIs-Plaiu and y.
CANTON YLASNELs-Blelchci and Brow.
CLOAks. sACQrEs, ULsTER~, DOLNaN.
SHAWLS, H0OPSkIRTS. SOTlON~. UD,u
RN, HAADkERCHfEt~, JENrIFl. DIT.
hons. LACES of al kinds. COR~FIs
rrccs and III styles;
BLACT SILK YR1EGFA PASNAMENTFru-
CORDS and TASSEL<, HAhBJFs H..
ines aud iSSRRrING-.
For barga ma II all Ends zye us lr cuIt...
-. 4 =. MITE .lOl
l-Ni,Su6N OF Broad ISL ..'
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cry FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
INVITED.
COMMONWEALTH or EWGINGA,J
OFFICE SUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING
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Once until SATURDAY, October /, 1881, 81 IL
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10 be delivered az such place or places IN Richmond
As the superintendent may direct, the fiat papers 70
he delivered during the month Of NOVEMBER.
One hundred reams OF the hfty-pOund bOOk-psper
must be delivered by the 20TH Or OCTOBER
the balance duriog NOVEMBER. The siNty-pOund
bOOk-paper for saith GrattSn's Reports must De de-
liyered 6y the 1sT OF NOVEMBER.
The successful bidder will be required 10 give
bond and security to be approved by the secretary
Of the Commonwealth I'm double the amount ~ ms
100 REAMS DOUBLE-CAP, 80 pounds:
o REAMS 3O-POUND MEDIUM;
200 REAMS 26-POUND DENY
25 REAMS 17x22 2S-POUhD POLIO FOSli
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neigh so pounds tofth0ut tcrdppers-one
pound allowed for wrapper aud twlne 10 esch
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20 REAMS 7O-POUND No. l MANlLLAi
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Bidders are required 20 Ole specimens 81 their
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AT Charlottesville, says our correspond
ent, MIR. GooDE "showed up the RIDDLE
BERGER bin, its enthusiastically, and its
false p~retences in such a light as TO make
It's enormities apparent 10 even the most
illiterate person present"
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We are glad to see that in every county
the be.t colored mcn-tho5e who pro
perty and pay taxes; those who are earn
estly striving to improve themselves and
iamilies-are refusing to Ike led by such
leaders AZ the Coalitioni'ts have been able
TO get to serve, and are determined to think
for Themselves. and weigh all candidates
before they vote. We give the colored
people this promise, and we have kept one
promise that the Democratic party viii
protect them and all other citizens in their
civil and political rights, that II will pre-
serve and advance the prblic schools for
both races, and that in oil honest. laudable
undertakings, they shall have the beat
wishes and the aid, As they have had, OF the
best men in the State.
The Democratic Conservative party is
the only party in Virginia able and willing
to do that which Is best for the honor and
prosperity of the state and Advancement OF
The people LgchJurg Adrdnce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-01
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