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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

If you wish to eat good bread use Silver
Lake Flour. It isthe best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

NFUsNUh HpFIhNN hhU HeIuFn1 UUUU
The Pan Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
sell on Saturday OF each week excursion
tickets to Cresson Springs at the rate Of 81 90.
Tickets good for return passage until the
following Monday, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
Mil Site.

" you wish to eat good bread use Silver
Lake Flour. It's the best,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
,.r,on, VINO s,and rpop Thelr rect.

Persons who stand Upon Thelt Feet.
Whether men or women, are often troubled
with serious pains and weakness In the back
lbihs aud other parts OF the body. II ia.
ttSSrhef'f Safe Kidney and Liver Cure Is 4
certain preventative Of these troubles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

No headache or back.ache for ladies
WHO drink "WlNE OF cARDUI."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
WHAT WE MOST DESIRE!
We ask yOn to examine goods offered by
other houses, then compare them
with our goods.
TH is w EEKl

Five and a quarter all wool
plaidS In new ombre aud illuml
mated styles, SIC. Five and u
quarter ali wool Invisible cheeks,
entire new and line fabric, 81;
Five md q quarter all wool
cashmere flannel, only In the
new shades, Zoe. Five and n
quarter Drab de Franco, in'blRck,
only 75V, Five and u quarter
Drab d. EcOsse, In new cOton,
all wool, Ut Zoe. Black Satin
de Lyon, worth now q %, at
81 ". Black Gros GHlln silks
RtveFy low prices. Twenty-Five
inch eros Grain SILK In all new
shades, sold Of q bOTwe offer
Ut q l5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

EygRYBoDY uses now the Acme Baking
Powder, II is an easy matter 10 make light
cakes with Y, In purity and strength II can
not be exCelled,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
asLAcE.pAAueArp makes chllb
and fever impossible. ....
For sale by Logan 4 Co.


II you wish to eat good bread usc silvei
Lake Flour. It's the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

IL You wish TO eat good bread use Silver
Lake Flour ItiS the best
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

II you wish to eat good bread use sllve
Lake Flour. II Is the best
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

10SEPlI HARRIS NURSERIES,
u MOuNDSVlLLR
1000 Apple Trees, two, three four and a., N,
5000 P66ch, one (ifOm bud year.
1000 Plnms, one and two yeaH
1000 QulnCGs, two and three ytan f
5000 Cherries, one and two years.
b0,OO0 EyergtGens, mostly Juniper, from oetb I,
feet. The above Nre thrifty and In good OSat
Correspondence solicited. AddVS, SAItiIifI
LElt, MOundsyille. Nursery |, one mile n \
MOundSvile depot deiNTi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
NOTTCn m THE pTtRTIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The public arc hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR ORDERS TO NUNF15
& CO., 80 NASSAU ST, NEW YORK CITY, as au.
tlOrEed by the Louisiana State Lottery Company 70
BOGUS CIRCULARS purpOttlng TO be Of the Louis
lana State Lottery Company, and are FRAuDU.
LENTtY representing thGmROlvCEAs ltSlgents. They
have no authority from this Company 10 sell Its
tickets, ind atO not It's agents for any purpose
N. A. DAUPIIlN,
ga Pres Louisiana State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS, la, July 4. l&l. sel4.wsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
TESTIMONIAL TO MIR. FELLOWS.
Fellows Compound Syrup Of lily.
pOphOsphites

Speedily and permanently cures Congestion Of The
Lungs Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous PrOstta
ton, shOrtneS Of BREATH ralpltAton Of the Heart
Trembling Of the Hands and Limbs, Physical and
ny. Loss Of Memory, and will mpidly improve the
weakened functions and organs Of the body, which
depend for health upon voluntary and involuntary
nervous action. II icts with ylg1r EentlencSs and
Subtlety, owing 10 the exquisite harmony Of It's In.
gradients, akin 10 poor blood Itself.
Sold BY all Druggists. ke9-TU4w
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For sale BY Logan / Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

1851 Prizes, amounting $40 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al ~
points 10 whom liberal ompeiIaltlOn VIII paid,
For further Information write CLEARLY, giving iull
address Send orders BY express o. registered letter,
or money order BY mall, addressed only TO-
N. A. DAUPIIlN,
New Orleans, la,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

a c1SpER wagon broke down at the corner
OF Market and sixtsenth street, yesterday,
THE Shakespeare Club Of Wheeling, re-
sumes ia weekly feadings tomorrow eve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

The law which we quoted yesterday IL
the one that would apply 70 STATHAn's case
/, he were appointed, as we therein as
sumed. to oil vacancy caused by cxpira-
ton OF term OF Office. But this was not so,
II seems. The Washington Republican OF
yesterday says;
"On saturday Inst Mr.. Wilson, the post
master at Lynchburg, Va, was suspendeu,
rnd Mr.. Statham was Informed Dy the
postmaster-G enera Of his appointment TO
the vacancy"
This is disrcputablc proceeding on the
mart Of Mr. ARTHUR. 1t shows what ne
means when he says that he is President OF
the Union, not OF party. He has acted
unworthlIy Of his Office in thus treating
the Senate with contempt. The man ne
has made postmaster at Lynchburg has no
claims on any party or person. He is
merely the son OF Mahoneite, and was
appointed az such.
However, VIC started out with the inten-
ton only Of stating the law which applies
10 srATHAM's case as it now stands. lie Is
filing the place Of suspended ofhcer'
The law Is as follows:
"The President shall, wl2lin thirty day..
after the commencement Of each session OF
the Senate, nominate persons
in the place Of all officers suspended; ana
II the Senate during such session shall re-
fuse 10 advise and consent to an appoint
ment in the place of any suspended officer,
then, and not otherwise, the President
shall nominate another person as soon as
practicable TO the same session Of me Sendte
for the Office"
So that whilst sTATHAM, if he had been
appointed to ill vacancy caused by eXpi-
ration Of term Of Office, could have held
the Office until the end Of the next session
Of the Senate If no new appointment had
been made, he can now hold it only as pro-
yidcd aboye-that is, the President must
"as soon as practicable" and at The same
session of the Senate, hustle him out IL the
Senate refuse 70 advise and consent to his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

LYycHBURG, Va, October 30, 1851

LYNCIfBUR0, Va, Octopcr oV, iooi'
Editors Richmond Dispatch;
Nv attention has been attracted to tho
card Of Mr.. William g.. st. Clair In the
Dispdtch OF the 10th instant, with the APP
pendcd editorial comment. Win your
opiEion as 10 the credit scored by that gem
tle,nan and his friend in their recent ailair
T. Of course, have nothing whatever TO DO,
since no contrary expression ON the SUD
iect has escaped me; but II IL Wa
meant to endorse in any particular
the charge Of "gross injustice pre-
ferred against the telegram sent you
from Lynchburg on the 10th, and OF which
SIN the author, then do most positively
except. The statements i'm that telegram
were based partly on facts known person
ally to me and partly upon information re-
ceivcd through gentlemen OF uniinpeacha-
bic integrity, and are seyerally and collect
lively true, as will appear from reading OIL
the full correspondence, which believe
Won have. Observe: CD There can be no
question but that "thc Wytheyille D,S-
match contained a card signed by ,. =.
browning embracing very offensive allu-
sions TO Mr.. John Whitehead" ~ There
can be no question but that "the latter win
friend Oh. +. Kirkpatrick) went 10
WytheYille for the purpose OF holding
both Browning and the editor OF the
DisDGfch 10 personal accountability"
IN 10 question but that correspondence
was opened (D No question but that
" ST. Clair disclaimed responsibility 1or
the card or any part OF it. (j) No question
hut that "Brownin- declared he never saw
the offensive card until it appeared IN the
Dispatch" 90 No question but that " later
,n alteration occurred between whitehead
and ID. s. Hounshell, st. Glars friend %. !;
and IN no question but that "the latter Is
stated TO have received q sound drlD-
hing So that the "gross mus
ticev consists in my not having de-
tailed tcithdrdun correspondence, ana
my failure to give the substance OF Mr..
ST. Cl.ir's final note, OF which l had no
knowledge. and in which he indicates
willingness to stand responsible Tor the
card which he had previously rcpudiatcd,
and which the rcputed author had likewise
disowncd. | should then necessarily have
been compelled to further state that Mr..
Whitehead refused TO consider tins maj
note until Nessrs. st. Clair and Browning
settled their differences.
You were Tight-and | thank yorl-in
stating that your Lynchburg correspond
cnt is incapable Of doing premeditsted
wrong 10 anybody. The only interest that
| could possibly have in this matter is to
state the facts and maintain the prOpricty Of
nv position. have no acquaintance with
Mr.. st. Clair or his friend Colonel Houn-
shell, nor arc my relations with Nr. White
head by any means intimate; and should
regret 10 do either Of the three an injustice,
and | am careful that neither Of those shall
do me an injustice. Very truly,
CkETER GLASS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

It Is hard to tell who will get the largest
majority-DANIEL,B BARBOUR, or MCKINNEY.
The estimate of some of the best guessers
in the State IS that DANIEL will get larger
vote than BARBOUR and MCKINNEY by some
thousands. On the other hand, so many
Democrats will scratch off LEwIss and
BLMR's names that The maiOritieS may We
larger for BARBOUR and McKINNEY than for
DASIEI..
But all this is guess-work. 1t is your
duty to see that each Of our candidates has
your vote and all the others that you can
get for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

17si. ar HEADQUARTERS 1881.
OF THE
CENTENNIAL. DRY-G00DS HOUSE,
THALHI,IER BROTHERS,

lI6l. EB HEhDGo an
CENTENNIAL % DRIYldoops HOUSE,
TIIALHlsfER BROTHERS.,
601BKoAD sTpEET.
ePFCIAr, INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK,
haze pregsred and suPpncsar our st2 FOODS p
so don't fail to sec our stock before purchasing
900 pLAcKBEAvEIRH and sdID5iiiA Ola oNAL oLoAKs
1so b bToa,c and LIGHT DoLMANs from IS to
s25 yADIFs' and MISSES LIGHT CLOTH and
FLANNEL WALkiNG-JAChEIS from
175 fIa i;2gl and Dark UI.sTERs, latest styles
Don't fail 10 see our line OF these goods, a. IL Is
Acknowledged the best In the Guy; TT ,,-Drrrs
for dresses and jackets, from 25c to sl.oO a
so pyIe aes, Ga sAcKINGs and ULSTER CLOTH
40 ni t PLAIN aud MATALAssE FLAN-
NELs. In blae, cardinal, wine, cream, &C.,
An elegant e Inc Of WfIiTE. RED, GRAY end
BIUEFLAHNELs az low prices.
We cali Rf TtK n'Sg2 Rs to s sgT hS$ TPvE
PLUsHES, s.; pCADEs, which cannot be
An elegant esSTf Inc Of "CoL0RED and BLACK SILK
PRINCES, CORDS aud TASsELs, BEAD
Ed BALLS, ORNAMENTS B 81. De-,
trimmings, which cannot be beat;
EGO pieces DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS In al the
new shades aud styles, from l21 to 5Oc'
yard; -
100 pieces PLAIDS, STRIPES. BR0CADES, and
NOVELTIES for dresses and trimmings,
IS pieces FRENCH CAslTIERES from 2J TO
zoe. yard: ,.,,,,
81 pieces hLL-wOOL SHUDAn and MONTE
CLOTHS from 30 20 75c. - ...,-,
The largest. best aud cheapest stock I'm the city.
BLACK CASIfMERES 40 inches wide at 65c.-
former price : II yard; -
4 fun lire Of MONTE. SlIUDAII, MALTESE,
GRAPE, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS atYcry
low prices. Don't miss our black goods stock.
CARPETS CARPETS!
65 pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
AZ pieces HLL-wooL CARPETS from GOc to
Best TAPfsTRY CARPETS In the city at 90c.
and 81:
$50 TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS from 75c.
SO. ,
As our immense stock cannot be mentioned, all
we ask Is n call 10 De convinced Of the bargains we
are Offering THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol cast Broad street, corner Firth.
&C 22-dSt&tSl,S u&W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

General MALONE voted against Senator
BAYARD and for Senator ANTHONY for
President pro ten. Of the United States
senate. Senator ANTHONY il the man who
defends the provision in the Constitution
Of his state OF Rhode Island which requires
naturalized citizens to possess a qualidca-
ton not required OF na!iye-born citizens,
"and this additional qualification amounts
to Acknowledgement" Senator ANTHONY
holds that foreigners coming to this coun-
try ought to he frceboldcrS before they are
allowed TO vote.
IIurrah for General MAHoNE's "free
ballot and fair cOunt"l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
rev Rocks.

Thornclige Hall; or, Why joel Milford
Changed his Opinion Of Boys Whom he
Once Called t" Goody- Go0dy FeIlOws. -
BY DANIEL WISE, ID. d., author of
Summer Days on the Hudson" &C.,
&c. Boston: LEE 81 SHEPARD. New
York: CHARLES 4. DuLIEGHAM. 1881.
This is one OF Tie Win,cood Gift
Stories, and is Illustrated. Price, si.25.
For sale by RANDOLPH 81 ENGLISH.
Up The River or, Yachting on the NissiS-
sippi. BY OLIVER OPTIc, author of
"Young America Abroad" [and nu-
merous other books.l Same publishers
as above. 1881.
This Is one OF The Greet Western Series.
This, too, is illustrated. Price Si.5O. For
sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Aunt Serena. BY BLANCHE WILLIS How
ARD, author OF zone Summer" Bos-
ton: JAMES X. 0sGOOD e. Co. 1851.
A new novel from first-class house.
Price 1925. For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON
4 IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
The Truth Confessed.
, Now YorI, Tribune saws:

The New l OR ITtJtRf sa!6.
of the Malone party prevails against
Bourbonism in Virginia the Democratic
senator from that State will lose his seat
next year. but otffCr and far more import
ant results will follow. Senators Lamar Of
Mississippi, Harris Of Tennessee, Butler
Of South Carolina, aud Hill OF Georgia,
know that their seats will in that case be
in Danger"
Just so. People Of Virginia, read and
act. RANSOM, VANCE, HAMPTON, LAMAR,
and all the rest OF the true Democrats Of
the South, appeal TO you 70 stand by the
national Democratic party. When you vote
for CAMERON, you cast vote Republican to
ali intcnts and purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
lFor TIE Dispatch.l
A Card to the RubIfc.

Notwithstanding the somersaults Of Con-
gressmen JOrgensen, Major Yost, J. w.
Cochran, chairman OF the State Central
Committee (straightout Republicans), and
Magnus l.. Robinson, editOr-in-chicf OF the
Virginia Post (oi which am part owner,
into the Malone camp, still spurn the
Readiuster ticket, and, following I'm the
wake OF that noble Yirginian, General
Williams c. Wickham, j rciiillrm my pre-
tious conviction that the success OF Daniel,
Barbour, and Mckinney will be less hurtiul
TO the welfare Of Virginia than the election
OF Cameron & Co., and my efforts win be
TO help the Daniel ticket to the last.
Colored Republicans, look before you
leap. ] am Republican, but will not sell
my birthright for mess Of ReSdjuster
pottage. Yours for right,
Il. Il. ROBINSON.
Member OF Republican State Central Com
mittee from the Eighth Virginia Con-
gressional District.
Alexandria, Va, November /, 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
Mr n,dddloncrrer IS q senator.

Mr.. R1dddleDeTBeF % o
WHY docs not Mr.. RIpDLEpgRcsR resign
his seat in the Virginia Senator Or is Sucn
resignation Unnecessary Perhaps ne
see,ns e tho duty OF tho Governor TO order
an election on his own responsibility next
TUESDAY in the Shenandoah district. Judge
yv.rp. a. Abingdon, resigned bis Judge
shin before he went ont to meet Mr.. DAN.
Tmeo: VIC Judge because he had taken an
oath that he would support and maintain
fwhlle in ofIce) The Constitution and laws
OF Virginia. Mr.. RIDpLEDERGER, however,
for some unexplained reason, I'VE take IL
for granted he could give some reason')
seems disincllncd TO permithis successor 20
be chosen at the regular election.
Docs Mr.. RIDDLEDERGER hold thai a SEN
s,or & not an "oflicor" within the me'iI-
inc Of tho laws Of virginiag That doesn't
matter. Because whilst nobody can hold
an Office who is not voter, nobody can be
elected senator who Il not a voter. MT.
RpptrnEpGER is not a voter. Therefore
he can't be senator. But the Code Of
virginia expressly ItN'- 4itNSn iitNi-'"'A" -
the Legislature as officers. Section 81,
chapter s, provides as follows:
"The State Board OF Canyassers
shall make statement OF the whole numoer
OF votes given for Attorney-Gcne-
raj. members Of the Senate and House OF
Delegates, representatives in Congress, ana
electors OF President and Nicc-President
OF the United states, or for so many o.
said officers as hare 6een uOted Jor,' &c.
Does Mr.. RmDLEPERcER pretend to
think that man can be senator who Is
not a voter. when the Constitution eX-
prcssly provides that every senator must
be voter when elected? II he can be,
then persons convicted OF bribery, embez-
Element, treason, felony. or petty larceny,
after getting into the Senate, might hold
on 10 their places because they were voters
when they were elected. VIII Mr.. RIDDLE
BERGER attempt 70 maintain such propo-
sltion? We don't wish to do lin MUS
tice; but II he has resigned his senator
shin. we have not heard Of the fact.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
DEElHES.

Died. I'm williamsburg on the night Of The 81 OF
October. Mrs. MAMIE r. 4. EBOOhs' IN the
iWCnty-seycnth year of her age.
She leaves a devoted husband and three small
children 10 mour their Irrcparab!o loss.
Died. Sunday morning. October 3Oth, AT the
residence Of her sou-in-l2w, Mr.. Wellington
Tucker, Mrs. SAMUEL G.. HULL; aged hity-one
The funer,l will take place from the above rosi-
dcnce Twcnty-'cycnth and 4 streets. Richmond
VrTHIS "wednesday MORNING no 10 o'clock.
Lexington and Winchester papers please copy.
Died, AZ his residence. No. sos second street.
October 30th, WASHINGTON Il. ANDERSON
In tie -cycnty-second year % HE age.
Washington, -. c., papers please copy.
Died, NJ his fathers residence, IN IIarvlc, No
vembcr I,t. at o'clock A. H., CHARLES hAN-
ILTON, infant son Of +. :. and NJ +. Oliver; aged
twenty months and fifteen days.
Tie fmcrnl will take place from hls grand
mothers residence, IA south Cherry street, Rich
inond, TO-DAY, November I'd, az IL a. NJ.
Friends and acqualntances If the family are re-
spcctfully Invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT THE LARGEST DRY-GOODs
STORE IN THE sTATE.
LEVY BROTHERS THE LARGEST AND
BEsT-AssoRTED STOCK.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.

ELEGANT SILKS, sATISs, CAsHMEREs.
VELVETS, SATIN DE LYON, and WORST
I'D DRESS GOODS;
CLQAKs, sACQUEs,W ALKING-JACKETs, and
CAHPFTs. toiI.-cLoTIIs, MATTINGs, DRUG
GETS, RUGS, and HAsSOCKS;
TAELE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOlLIES, row
ELS, SIIEETINGS, and PILLOW CASTINGS;
BLANKETS, COMFORTaBLES, aud QUILTS;
A large assortment Of THREE-BUTTON MD
GLOVES at 80, 80, 75c., 81, Sl.25, and $3.50
FosTER's KID GLOVES, with the patent lace
flstenings-thc best Kid Glove in tie world;
LADIES UNDERWEAR Of our own manufac-
ture-we offer extraordinary Inducements in
lIFitiNO and LAMBs'-WOOL SHIRTS and
DRAW Frs for men, women, and children;
HOSE and IALF-IOSE IN al styles aud quail
tle3-some special bargains; -.
KNIT GOODS, such as SHAWLS, JACKETS,
SCARFS, y L BIAS, HOO -, SOChs'
SACQUEs, &C.
DECORATEl DECORATE! DECORATED
FLAGS. BUNTING, CAMBRICS, and CALI
GOES. Decorate for the grand celebration
Every family should decorate.
CLOAK CLOTHS and SACKlNGS;
LACE and SILK SCARFS and TIES;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Of every
TRTGYKis,p, ss1rcHELs, TRUNK-sTRAPs, and
FANcc9f GOODS and NOTIONS in enalcss Va
DoLLS, BOOKS, woRK-BoXEs, DESKS, and
Excellent 'NOTE-PkPER at 81 per ream;
Excellent ENVELOPES at ACC. for box of $50;
GILT, GOLD-PLATE, CELLULOlD, JET, and
FANCY JENELRY.
Fail not 10 decorate for tic grand Yorktown Gem
tennial celebration. FLAGS, BUNrlNGS.
LANTEkNs &C., at the lowest prices,
HOOP, BALMORAL-, and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS, and thousands ~ other articles az the
big store OF LEVY BROTHERS.
foe 2Ol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

General AAHoSs aligned with JEWELL,
Dawes, HoAR, CAMERON, and the rest Of
the Radical crew who make every white
man IN their own States at home pay tax
before he Is allowed 10 vote, presents =
beautiful spectacle to the admiriug eyes Of
his deIuded followers CAMERON, LEwIs, and
BIAlR, when he prctends TO demand wink
ing his eye at cAxERos) a free ballot and
fair count for the negroes Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

Ever since was seven years old | sui-
the weather changed would get pain in
my left knee, so that for hours could not
move a step. used all sorts Of remedies
without avail, when procured st. Jacobs
Oil, which cured me. +. y. G0gLz,
Contractor, 90 Penn avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

Massachusetts, requires her voters to be
able to read the Constitution of the State,
and also TO pay capitation tax. Yet her
two Radical senators are among the most
clamorous for free ballot and fair count
in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

Connecticut requires her voters to pay
cspitation tax; yet her Ex-Governor JEW
ELL IL raising money to send down to Vir-
GINA to secure Il free ballot and fair
count-if you choose to lie humbuggcd
by that cry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLOAKS, DOrsTtVs
ULSTERs, and sACQUES, rom s3.5Oto s4o,
ELEGANT PLUSH-TRIMNED LIGHT CroTti
JACKETS, only Sc;
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DOLNtNs
only SO;
NICELY-TRIMMED CLOTH CLOAKs. oulyss.
MISSES and CIILDREN's CLOAKs. TLsrFps
and JACKETS from $3.50 tosl5:
MISSES HAYELOCKs, very stylish.
In DRESS GOODS we are showing an tier ,rrs-
NOVELTIES, from 25c. 10 90 per yard:
All The latest shades in sURAH sATINs, VEL
VETS, and PLUsIiES;
Another lot II the ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTus
~ 20c. worth 85c.:
Another lot OF The ENGLISH TWILLED CASH.
MEREs at l0c.;
Our DOLLAr C0LoIED DRESS SILKS are
splendid FOR the price:
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figures: NV
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LUPlN'S 2s-INCu EXTRA FINISH A. &c.
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BLANKETS and COMTORTABl.E,4 u 7av-.loyu
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Patent Lace Hooks. in Eve hooks, sl.z5: 4v,n
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MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES 70 -0r.:
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oc lG-dtf COL and COB Broad str4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

Vote for DANIEL, BARBOUR, and MCKIN-
My, and thus aid in having the public debt
settled. 1t is folly to expect the States
creditors to make any settlement with
CAMERON, LEWIS, and BLAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

MCKINNEY would honor the State as a
Attoney-General. But what sort Of
figure would BLAIR cut arguing Virginia
cases in the Supreme Court Of the United
States at Washington?