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RUsEN s1sS.
Arch.

Messrs. e. X. Brickey & Bro.
moved their stock of goods into
their new store this week, where
they will take pleasure in waiting
on their many friends and custom
crs. Call and see their new quar-
ters.
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Masters Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF u decree Of 'hs honorable Circuit Cuurt
for MlssissiIpI county, Arkansas, NJ Cecenla,
rendered at The May term, lssl OF said Court, III
4 cause therein pending, and on tine Charcery
side thereof, wherein Charles Howon, as Trus
tee &c, Is complainant. aud Jane Burton et al
are defendant, will pr. coed TO acii Il; public
Outcgy TO the highest bidder ou
SATURDAY, july ND. lasl,
At the door of the Cout House iu the Town ol
Oscrola, State oi Arkansas. between the lpurs
prescribed by law for JJdiolal sales. the follow.
ing lands iu NJ .si=silpi County. Arkansas, to-
c-Ul, in Township b Fifteen. tl)'N North, Range O.
nhc East Of he nilhprincilal meridian.
The terms OF safe as prescribed m ihc decree
are az follows To he sold on credit Of tire,
months; purchaser giving notes with good SCcu-
rity, ana lien rJttiued ola the land until paid
Ben. n, EAtCNiS,
McYeieh * Semwcs Cleg. and Master,
Attorney Cor plaiutiM
Printer ice, 81
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All communications, or orders for
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected d
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention by addressing,
GEORGE BENTON, County Surveyor,
Oscoola, Ark. l. 25tf
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Defendants
Notice

TUE stockholders of the Texgs and St. I.oui.
l. Hallway Company. Of a rkansis, are hereby
Notified that the amount Of subscription requir-
el by law, that l. to say. seven thousand dollars
per mile, aud more, Of every mile OF road iu-
tended ana proposed to be tuilt by and under
ire articles of association, has been made Ia
the capital stock Of said company, and the un-
q, rslgned, as commissioners appointed under
the articles Of association Of said company, and
under authority and in pursuance OF law, hereby
declare that an election will be held by the
stockholders of said company. at Pine Rlun
Jefferson county, ARK ansas on the 2ist. day Of
Juiy, ISL 10 elect nine directors for said Texas
and 81 Louis Railway toiupIuy Of Arl,t nsas
J. ". PAEAIOEE.
JOHN MCtl- RE,
JOHN PAEllAM,
\. I. WHITE,
GRO. ID. ROSE,
Commissioners
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that at the July
Term ISL, Of the Mississippi Cognty Probate
Court, ! as AdministrHtor Of the Estate Of VIM
Key. deceased, VIII make application for an or
der 10 sell, part Of the Wa of section township
u y. sud X II, H., and The y W. of section
:, 7. l5N and X Y b., TO satisfy the claims
II j. l.. DIiTer, CO al.
&. s. SENNES.
Admir-. dc bonis non.
Est Mm. Key. deed.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN TIE NKVIIT IVI-T,T OF MI0'07TTI
COUNTY, AEK.-1o FALL TERM, ISL.
Nancy A Edrlngtou. i Plaintiff,
vs. In Equity
John 7 Farvnsou, las 4, Hunt,
..C. G. Helm and L 4. Parker,
comprising lhc o. of. 4. Par
casau IS CO., q Memphis, Tom Defendant
and John Matthews, " p Hale
and X Z. fate, Of O-ctoa,
ArlSuraI5.
TIE above named nonresident Defendants
Iohu T. Ear-3suu, Jane A. iiunl. 4. lIclr
and X \. parker. composing 90, trm o. duo. y
Far-suzpn q Go of MvmtHi- Tenn are Waruc'
10 appear in this Court within thirty day, an'
answer Oh, complaint Of the PlHm,ir herein.
Given under my hand tbis l-t dHy Of IuJe
lsSI. BEN II BACNHlNt
Thomson & Edingtou, Clerk
At,y'r tor P,aiutiH
McYeigh Il SemInes, Ait'ys for Defendants
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" @ Rcrueit and Mul!.eN
NJ. Hcnnoi, Als wife, Plaintiff,
We.
" J.. Wright !. G hu-
drrNs D a.. NcGaroek
MARY Rice, Nirfna Rice.
locke A. Rice and " E Defendants.
Wright Guardian af said
Mary, Virginia and Luakir
4 Rice.
The defendant, W. =. Wralt is warrel ,r
appcar iu this court within thirty d4y- and ar.
sWer The cpmrlziit OF tine 'Iut.F-. II G. BEN
nett and Moliie NJ. Bennett bias wife,
LEN II BALJIUS,
Ed II Maihas. tqrrk.
Any. Tor ritns.
June 2eud. Issi
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV En-. that, /, a. Ad-
ministrator OF the Estate Of J w COney. de.
ceased, will max" application M the July rln
1851. Of the MisSIssippi county Probate Court
Tor an order 20 sell the sixth undivided inter
est o1 said tonlcy In the y. T., : sec one 90 T..
IA, y. and X n East; the y T. \ Sec "a and
Il Sj-lO acres out Of fractional n : Of sec. 90,
f. 40 y and u ~ last, to satisfy lhr claims
Old l.. DnYtr; q a.. :. S, SEMMlS.
Admir- d. uoh!s Hua.
Est. j. W. OOulcy.
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nR. WHITTIER

6i2St. Charles street, ST. Louis, No.
A regular graduate oftgo Medical O. )eres has been
longer located than Hgy oheTfhysicinn - st LOUIS
rs city papers shownud all old rcsideuts knug syph
lis G5ncrrhcsa, elect Btfictu-o, Orchitls, hup-
turo Urinary Byphiutic or het cuTiol Ad6ctiqnn
of Throat g I'm or BuneG cured Safely, Privately.
susruatorrhea n Sexual Debility and Irn potion
oy tic rasu OF Self Abuse sexual eXcssses 10 ma
turer yssrsor over branwork producing o. fvousn.e-
ssmnal eusslons lsbiity dlI1noss OF sisht, detec-
tiys upenory physcN decay aversion 10 society coz
fusion Of ideas loss OF sexOnl powsr night lts ~ t"k
dsr ag marEieye Improper, curul. SOnsultntion NJ
ofsce or by mail free Aod inyited. Pamphlet 600
stamp. Medicines snnt " mail or oIpress ouIet
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WARNING ORDER.

~ TIE MISSISSIPPI COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT, IS CHAECEgy- -FALL TERM,
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Grand RnIIy in King william.

SPLENDID ADDRESS FROM J. r. B. WRIGHT
r. r.. LACY UNHORsED-JUDGE ROGER GRE
CORY NOMINATED FOR II HOUSE.
correspondence Of The Richmond Di;patch.l
KING WILLIAM COUNTY,,
September 20. 1881.
After the meeting Of the County Demo
cratic Convention to-day, which nominated
Jndge Roger GREGORY, our courthouse was
crowded TO hear that talented and gallant
champion Of Conservatism, j. Il. b.
Wright, Esq. Mr.. Wright appeared
among us by invitation, and having
punched the bottom out ~ that Judicial
SpOuter, II. w. DlingerGeld, Il the last Es-
sex conrt, be gobbled up Il. 7. L1cy, OF
New Kent, to-day without difficulty.
Although the meeting was Mr.. Wrighrs,
yet Mr.. Lacy, win true Readluster IN
stincts, would not speak unless our cham
pion led Of. To get at him, ever this was
conceded by Mr.. Wright, who crippled
Lacy so badly in advance that, though he
spoke well in his reply, be never recovered
enough TO break the terrible effect OF
virgins eloquent r%ejOiDder, which brought
down the house again and again in ap-
pIause.
This was Mr. Wright's first appearance
among Us, and he will be long remembered
for the manly and patriotic address he de-
livered 10 u to-day. His earnest, inclsiye
utterances, glowing at times With the
warmth Of effective elOquence, secured him
attention and applause 10 the end.
King William, under The lead Of Gregory,
is now as safe for Conservatism as she was
when she blackcd MahOne's eve at the spe-
cial election in 1880 by $50 msiOrity. L..
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GENERAL FITZ. LEE.-ln his speech in
Lynchburg on Tuesday night General FitZ.
hugh Lee, saws the NebS, ~fuently and
gracefully plunged right into bis subject,
aud for one and a half bOuIs alternately
amused, interested, and instructed his an.
dieHce. Taking up first the question Of the
pubiic debt, he very fully discussed it in all
OF lis various features, and demonstrated
beyond peradyenture the ability Of Virginia
TO meet her Just obligations, adopting aS a
basis Of calculation the sworn testimony OF
the R%e8djuster Second Auditor. The speak
er cOntfasted the disSimilarity OF the views
entertained, and at various times eXpOund-
ed, by the leaders Of the opposition, and con-
Guided that Malone nor any Of his peram-
bulating gang of political maTplOts cares
q continental for the settlement OF this queS-
ton, which Is simply a ~demagoglcal issue,
introduced for no higher purpose than TO
divide and distract the people, that rCcreant
Virginians NAV ride into Office and satiate
their greed for the spOils, and reyel in The
prostitution and shame OF the grand old
mother. He pictured in graphic style the
modern ShyIockism Of William +. Came
ron-that "Funder OF Flinders who,
befoIs the ofice-feyer permeated his
system, advanced the mOnstrOuS proposl-
ton OF plucking the quiyering flesh from
the breasts OF Virginil's babes TO
weigh the balance and satisfy those
who held the bond. The speaker then dis
cusSed the legality OF the pOsItiOn-or posi-
tions-assumed by the champions OF repu.
diation, and declared it as his judgment
that the Riddleberger bill-a measure Of
public disgrace and q s%tupendOus robbery
could not stand the test OF the courts for
five minutes. 1t is plain that these reckless
agitators don't want a solution OF the yeXed
question, and have therefore never framed
a measure to meet the emergency. Touching
on the schools, General Lee challenged any
man TO point to one line OF legislation accom-
plished by the R%eadiuster patty affecting IA.
yorably the public tree school system Of Vir-
gipia and showed, on the contrary, that the
salvation Of the schools rested with the Hen
kel bill, the author Of which was a warm
supporter and advocate Of the election Of
John w. Daliel and his Democratic ASSOC
ciates on the ticket. In reference to the
contemplate charge Of hostility on the part
OF Major Daniel to the public schools, the
speaker said that Daniel had properly
branded every man who should hereafter
give circulation to the SANDER, and that he
tbe speaker) would assume the RESPONSE
biIity Of iterating and emphasizing the
Characterization.
The General proceeded to yentilate the
senatorial record OF the great "Nirginia
creeper," and worked his audience up to a
sense OF pronounced indignation as he re-
cited the infamous votes cast by that traitor
10 his party and his people. He spoke OF
the hypocritical cry about a " free ballot and
fair count" and exhibited to his audience
as an evidence Of the sincerity OF this pre-
tension the famous tissue ballots issued by
the Executive Committee Of the Fifth con.
gressional district, Of which Malone was
chairman.
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The ~RIDDLkBERGER BILL.-We are pleased
10 note That the Dispatch OF Saturday pub
dishes IN fail the Riddleberger bill. This is
an effective campaign document In The hands
OF intelligent men, aud should be fully dis
cussed at every meeting in the State. Ii is
both Inconsistent aud dishonest, and will
not stand The test OF constitutional law In
any Of The higher eoarts. Let il be widely
circulated, for IL carries within itself a full
answer both as TO its uncOnstitutionality
aud dishonesty OF purpose Norfolk
Ledger.
Tue Ledger Is right. Look at The Wigs
columns and columns OF explanations and
defence Of that bill. II can't bear 20 hear
of the RIDDLEBEEGER hill. Besides and
above sill else, is this consideration II the
Democrats are beaten this year at all, 1t win
not be because the voters approve General
MAHoXE's votes 10 the Senate, or the Re-
ADJ uster platform, nor because they are
willing 10 form a permanent alliance with
the Republicans or The negroes, nor because
they have become Republicans, 6M 10 get
the State debt settled. Satisfy them that the
RIDDLEBgRGgR bill is a humbug, and that
DANIELS friends can and will settle the
debt. and the victory is ours.
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COHEN BROTHERS.

'.'''''...s
THAT ve sol goode - , email m.rsi, has long beop
" 1'" WIN @'"''' ''"
every parto OF the United STATES
That our assortment and STYLES range among the
first houses I'm the country has been asserted over
and oy.rb v tboso w,o arc 81, ,o.it,op r., ,pdye. I,
-.
q 90 'ui " ~ pi. - '"
be't Styles as soon Is they appe'r Ih the haIAe'' "uN
give 10 our patrons the benefit OF every advantage
Gus purchase.
W cpa who b.s corl,v,d orr advertisements and
.
''''' '"' p"'0"
the goods ARE As repre- enied' both as to quality ana
as to value,
In general. We advertise prices Of only such goods
,rr.h,..d rrd.r v.l,o and ,hou oSrv whom
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y q &c.

STEVENS
IS receiving lots Of NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES atSl
rs TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those We
usually sell At $3.50 and 81;
25 Fiye-foot sTEP-LADDERS at IL
25 Slx.foot srRP-LADDERS At a %;
80 dozen four.row TOOTH BRUSHES al 1Oc.;
50 dozen SOLID BONE-HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per set;
90 FRENCH PLATE-GLASS MIRRORS at 81;
A full line Of sizes IN CHlNA-HEAD DOLLS from
sc. up
A fun line Of INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
lOc. up
A full line Of WAX DOLLS from l0c. up-the best
goods for The money I'm town.
We continue cur CROCKERY SALE, selling
Selected DINNER 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 other goods Ia proportion, At
STEVENS,
au2l 500 Broad street
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ALLEGHANY COUNTY.

TCorreapondence Of the Richmond Di'patch.I
CoyIXGToy, Va, September n, 1881.
Judge McLaugblin's court has been In
session here since Monday morning. No
cases OF public interest wall come up during
this term. Indeed there will be YeIY lille
OF local interest transacted, and the court
VIII probably adjourn tomorrow.
Memorial services in honor OF the de-.
eeised President were held i'm the MethO-
dist church yesierdar, i'm which al deDomi.
nations took part. There was a good crOWd
in attendance.
Messrs. Glasgow and L~inkeDhOker, candi-
dates respectively OF the Democratic and
Rradju,ter parties for the State Senate, adj
dressed the people Of Allegheny yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. L~inkenboker spent much
Of his time in the attempt 10 explain hts
vote for removing the wounded Confederate
soldier from the position OF doorkeeper'
His efforts deserved better success. Nor
did be find it an easy task TO explain bis op-
position TO the capitation tax, As he voted
for this bill when It was passed. His eluci'
daiion Of The State-debt question was as
clear as mud.
Mr.. Glasgow is a fine sample OF the Old
Virginia gentleman. His plea for sustain
ing the bOnor OF The grand old Common
wealth reminded us OF the good old times
gone forever and ever by. He had no
scheme for settling the debt-question other
than that pursued by the individual
debtOr-yiz., to meet his creditor and make
the easiest terms possible with him.
Mr.. GlasgOw's speech was pronounced
one OF the best ever heard in Allegheny
county. lie will have the hearty support
OF his party.
Neither gentleman had much to say in
behalf OF the State tickets. We are still
anxious to have the claims Of Daniel and
Cameron presented.
The ladies OF CoyiugtOn will hold a lawn
party this evening Tor the purpose OF rails
ing money to build a Masonic hall.
TRANS.
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DEATHS.

Died. In Henrico county. September rs, 1851. at
81 een MINUTES uast 9 o'clCck, III EDWARD
KELLY, ION OF l.. b. and Mary h. Kelly; aged
four months and SIX days.
Farewell, dear ELLIS F., q long farewell;
God strengthen Us, we pray,
To bear the grief and endure the pain
Tin We are called away.
sad IS the house and lone the hOU5
since thy swret smiles are g0ae:
But OH IN a brighter home ihaa ours,
In heaven IS now thine own.
The funeral viii take place from Emanuel church
THIS AFTERNOON al 4 O'clock y
Died. on he 26th instant. Al " Bueua VISTA The
residence o. Colonel John x. G.. lewis, Ia Clarke
county, Va, Mrs. r. FREELANDr
widow Of the late John Free!and, I'm the slxteth
J ear OF her age.
The friends anA Acquaintance d the family are
requested 10 attend The funeral from -. fAui's
church THURSDAY MORNING the Z9th Instant
Al IL O'Clock.
Died, at his residence. i7l9 Grace street. We'd
nesdsy. 2Sth o. SepteBb.r r, 1881, AZ lO:25 4. M
GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, In the forty sayenih
year of his aZe.
lis funeral win take place f,om 81. Peters Caths-
dral at D A. N. FRIDAY. p"
Died. september %, 1881, ROBERT HAXALL,
infant sou OF X. IL. and Essn0r III. Fisher aaed
four mOnIas ard nyc days.
Funeral will take place fDsea his fathers residence,
$40 east Clay street. at 4 y. NJ. TODAY
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SENATOR c. r. SNITH.-Our Nelson CORE
spoudeut writes Us that the late Democratic
meeting in that county adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
ReSOlUed, lst, That in the voluntary re-
tiremeut from legislative life OF Senator C..
7. Smith, who has declined to be n csndi-
date Tor reelection FOR business reasons, the
people OF Amherst and Nelson will lose one
OF the ablest, most efficient, and successful
representatives they have ever had; the
Democratic party will miss from its coun-
ellis one OF its bOldcst and best champions;
and The State will be deprived Of a true,
patriotic, and valuable legislator.
I'd. Thst in his removal from his home
ard friends to Southwest Virginia, Nelson
county parts with one Of ITS worthiest,
most honorable, and upright citizens,
whom the people have so often delighted in
IGNORING with high and responsible offices
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Dear Messrs. EditoTs,- take the liberty
OF writing TO beg you TO use all your lDnn-
epee in your paper TO calm the feelings Oh
II people in their great trial. Oh let all
~harshDess Of speech, all malice and sus-
plcion, be put away, and try to be Impartial
in Judging u pew ruler. hFneemOeT
" there is no pOWer out Of GOO. Ine
powers that be are ordained OF HIM." Let
rs wait patiently, and perhaps good may
come yet put Of a seeming eYil. your
valuable paper may be an Influence for
good. oh, strive TO make 1t such. Let us
hope and pray for the best yet let us use
ali the wise and prudent measures calcu-
lated 10 produce such an end.
a CONSTANT READER.
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were now shedding tears Of sorrow upou

were now shedding tears Of sorrow upou
his bier"
Mr. Smith referred TO The dial devotion
OF the dead President. end urged The boys
add girls present ever 10 keep In mind that
their first duty, next 10 that 10 their GOO,
was to their mothers. Y tl.f
All the speakers referred with touching
tenderness TO the beautiful devotion and
belpfnl aid OF The true wife OF The dead
President, and suggested, as Is no doubt
true, that all that Garfield made blmself
was due in large measure to the uneom'
planning fortitude and cheerful, cheering
strength OF wOman's aid.
Altogether the meeting at Berryyibe,
Though simple and uBpreteutious, was inn
pressIye and touching, and there are no
hearts in al the land whose sympathy Tor
the afflicted family is more genuine. May
they have the coil OF JOY for mourning,
and the garments Of praise for the spirit OF
b~eayiness.D {. NJ. L.
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BLAIR's DENIAL WORTHLEss.-Gn the dis
cus.ion between Daniel and Cameron in
~HsrrisOuburg, when Daniel alluded to the
Infamous sentiment expressed by Blair that
- honor would not buy a breakfast" Came
ron arose and stated that Blair denied hay
ing said go, when Daniel said in the most
emphatic manner that " be had heard hin
say it, and then Cameron took lis seat,
saying "that settles it.' We were on the
stand within a few feet Of both speakers at
the time. Cameron will not deny the truth
Of this statement. Blair's denial is worth
less StauntOn Spectator.
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A representative Of the Baltimore Ameri.
can had an interview with the President
Tuesday. He intimated that be would have
nothing TO do with New York politics.
He also answered as follows "What do
| think Of iti Why, | suppose they will
elect a president pro tenn. right away. Ger
tainly, ! hope so. ! do not see that the Re.
publican senators can accomplish anything
by flibustering over the matter, and | hope
they will so arrange TO adjust the matter
amicably." ado you think, Mr. Presi-
dent" asked my informant, ''that the Re-
publican senators Will consent to a compro-
mise 2" 81 do. Most assuredlY | do"
was the Presidents reported answer. u
understand that Senator David Davis will
be the compromise candidate, and l believe
that II elected he will prove a good officer"
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ORGANIZATION oPTHE SENATE.-As relates
to the organization Of the Senate, it seems
to be generally conceded now that the
Democrats will elect both the President and
Secretary Of that body. As 1t Is desirable
to all parties that the session shall be as
short as possible, Mt Johnston, OF Virgins,
will move in the Democratic caucus that a
committee Of six, to consist Of three Demo-
Gratis and three Republicans, be appointed
to consider the nominations that may be
sent in by the Senate. Should this be
adopted it will avoid the delay incident TO
a Reorganization OF the committees, and
postpone the formation Of those committees
until the next session. Mr.. Bayard will, it
is understood, be the President OF the Sem
ate Washington leter-AIerdndriG Ga
zette.
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Rooms STATE CONsERvATIvE-DE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, September 2S, 81.

RICHMOND, september -, 1851. }
Hon. James Barbour: Wytheviile, Octo-
Der 10Th (court.day); Smytb, October l7th
(court-day); Abingdon, October -, and
other points in the Southwest.
General James G.. Field and Hon. >. q.
Mofrett: WytheviIle, Moud1y, October
10Th TaZewell Courthouse, Tuesday, De-
tober 11th; Buchanan Courthouse. Tues
dav, October 18th (cOurt-day); Dickelson,
Thursday, October goth; Russell Court
house, Saturday, October 22d; Abingdon,
Monday, October 24th (court'day); Mont
gomery, Wednesday, October 26th court
dqy); Bland Courthouse. Thursday, Octo-
Der 9th (court-dayj; Floyd Courthouse,
Saturday, October 29th.
II. G.. Allen will speak at H~arrisonbure
Saturday night, October lst.
Colonel Thomas p. Wallace, Of Orange
county Tazewell Courthouse, October
nh; Bland Courthouse, October 18th
Smvth, October 17th.
Hon. John Goode: Lexington, Octo-
beI 80 court day..
Canvassers for Rockingham county q,
+. Keezle and Major Archie Taylor.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
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TIE ~Pearkbbrg ~v7rglaIas says that pm
the goth sAntEL w. WtASAAs. Esq, the
Democratic csndidaie ior the Senate 10 The
Fifth district, In his discussion with MI.
YEwBEEnY showed that The RlDpLFBERdER
blu was worthless and that the boodbolder
would never accept IFS terms, aud that II
would not save to the people the schools nor
settle the debt.
That's the talk for the Southwest.