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The Popular Science Monthly for Octo.
Der continues DR.. FELIX OswALD's discus
sion OF "Physical Education "a most
excellent article. Also, HERBERT SPEN-
GERS development Of Political Institu-
%tions," which is able but not convincing.
Among the miscellaneous articles are Glow
the Earth is Weighed" by DR.. OTTO WAL.
TERHoEFFER; "The Cultivation OF Medical
Science" by Sir JAMES PAGET; "AbOut
Comets" by A.. N. SKINNER; "The Con-
nection OF the Biological Sciences with
Medicine" by Professor HUXLEY; Cattle.
Kissing in South America," by NJ. equity F;
and Forest. Culture in Alpine Ravines,"
by NJ. j. CLEyE. These are all first.class
articles. Besides. there is the usual variety
OF editorials on interesting topics. ID. AP.
PLEToN & Co., New York, publishers.
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Judge Hughes and +. r. Stewart on
the Virginia Situation.


Hon. T.. u. STEWART, . prominent bepuo-
ucau R~esdiustcr from Richmond county,
va. was In washing,oo on Wednesday. A
represeniatiye OF the Rcpub!iean inter.
viewed him. He said:
aThe ReG6iusters are generous, and give
ma All we want. Wherever there - a ne
publican majority In . county they conceue
Us the right to nominate Republicans LOT
Office"
Just so. The Resdiustcrs already give
the Republicans all they want. Next year
those OF them who are left will be RepuoIl-
cans by profession.
Judge r.. W. Hughes, United states DIS
tyIct .Judoe of Virgins, was next met.
elbow il the election going In your state
IN November " asked the Repuoncoh man
OF the Judge. =,
81 think, from the present outlook IN
Virginia, that Cameron will beat Dlniel on
the white vote alone, 10 say nothing OF the
co;ared vote, a large majority OF which be
will get"
"Tbat will swell the ReSdiu'ter ma
iorlty over what has been claimed, VIII II
nOtf"
admitting ms supposiiiOn 10 be true''
said the Judge, ''you can leadhy see "ne'o
the Reaoiuster majority would go"
We put your prediction on record Judge
1t Is equal to the one made by General MA
HONE a few days before the election Of last
year, and will prove to be as true.
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Hypocrisy.

The Washington Republican quotes, as II
thew proved that the New York and Rhode
Island senator's must take their seats before
a President pro tenn. Of the Senate is elected
the following clauses Of the Federal Con-
sitution
"Eqch House may determine the rules
Of rs proceedings" (Article l., section o,
CONSTITUTION United SiateS.)
"No State withOut its consent ShdH De
deprived Of is equal suffrage IN the Senate"
ARTICLE ", Constitution United %states.)
Yet year after year, Lou siana, Virginia,
and other States had senators waiting in
the ante.room Of the United States Senate
until Lord Roscoe. old SIMOS CAMERON,
HoAR, MORTON, and the rest OF the Radi-
Gals, could be c0nyisced that those senators
bsd a right to seats. If each House could
have determined the rules OF its proceed
ines in 1865 in the manner advocated now
By GoRHAM-namely, allowed all the mem
bers claiming seats to participate in the
election Of the ohicprs-the eleven south
ern States had present enough members OF
the House OF Representative to nave taken
the organization out OF the hands OF the
Republicans.
what a pity it is that the Democrats
didn't do it.
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A Rotten Plank.
The Suffolk Herald SAYS

Inc SuHOlk nefdtU says
II there Is a man in the State OF Virginia
who now believes that this so called Liberal
party OF ReSdi dstment and Coalition will
ever make an honest effort to settle the debt
question let him study Riddleberger's bill,
facetIously styled "a Bill TO Rec 'tablish
the Public Credit" Upon this piece of
legislation All the assembled wisdom of the
party exhausted itself. How TO get rid OF
the lax receiyable coupons was the riddle
which presented itself for solution,
and after having cursed these "cut-
worms Of the revenue" from one end
OF the State TO the other, they at.
tempt 10 get out OF their difficulty by in
venting more cut-worms OF the revenue
in the shape OF what they call "lORn.certid-
Gates" These loan'certiieates are to be sold
to The taxpayers at bali their face-velue,
aud are to be receivable Tor taxes at their
face value.
Results:
/. TO the extent that the people use the
losn'eeriiheaies our scsniy revenues will be
reduced one hdJ. II bankruptcy stares us in
the face now, what is to become OF us when
the revenues are reduced 10 one half their
present amount?
2. The object Of this loan.certi6cate Hea.
ture Is 50 to depreciate the coupons as TO
make them worthless TO the owners. The
Dill VIII fall OF lis object, because the cOu.
pon holder can HnderSeH the Odncertif.
Gates mo yet realize more than II he sur
renders his bond and accepts the terms of
he Rtddieoerger bull. For instance, The
old OF q $1,000 coupon bond could sell
his aunually-maturing coupons at forty
eight cents on The dollar and realize s2S so.
whereas II he were to accept the terms Of
the R'ddleberger biz, be would only get a
bond for $3.50, yielding an annual interest
OF only Sl5 90. Certainly there Is no in.
ducement here for the coupon bondholder
10 surrender his security.
This bill Is q plank OF the psrty's plat
form. They admit that they have no other
or better way OF settling the debt question.
This feature Of the bill Is certainly a fall
ure as a measure OF forcible readi ustment.
As a revenue measure il Is q lamentable
failure. 1t will entsDgle our finances, en-
bsrrass the Treasury, and disbonor the
State.
Bury II with your ballots at the polls.
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Hsving made unusual pr"psrsOons Iof we coOiIDs
stock ever shown by os.
DRESS GOODS.
We are showing all the latest novelties IN OblBkE
sell sTRIPEs aud PbAIDS. BAYADERE
STRIPES, CHEVIOT EFFECTS, SCOTCH
PLAIDs, BROCADEs, and many other novel de
All the latest shades In sOLID-CoLoRED sHOO.
DA CLOTHS AMI CASHhERkSs u
All shades I'm COLOREn ALL-WOOL CASH
pouBLE@ wiDTii hLL-WGOL MUMM 7
CLOTHS az 35c. worth Soc:
ENGIJsH CASHMFRE, al shades, 81 1Oc.;
ALL-wGUL MUMMY CLOTHs every shade al
HALF.wOOL IRISH sILK.FACE BRoCADEs
stl6Hc. worth 25c.
Pushes SILKS. VEIVFTS. AND SATTNs.
We have every shade Ia SILK PLUsHES a. t3-
STEH MlXkn, FAWN AlXkD, ana GOLD
RoMhN.sIRiPE siLK VELVET tpew) at "a;
BLACK, sA11N.GROUND. BkOCADkD SILK
Every shsde IN COLURED sURAH SILKS at 81
All the new shades In PLAIN and STRIPED
MORE ANTIQUE SILKS;
10 pieces ex'rs hesvy COLURED DRESS sILKs
8 riecss CGPGI6JigieiiD, BR0GADE vELvErEENs at
s pi'ces heavy BLACK ALL-sILK ARMuREs for
cloass and dolman's a. sZ:5u worth 50 ~; ~
BLACK SATIN M~ERYlLLEFN, SATIN RAJ
DANES, aud >U6AHS AT bottom prices.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF BLACK GOODS.
ALlrWOOL BLACK CAslMERES from 35c' TO
Special attention Is called ~ our 4O-lnch ALL.
WOOL CASHMERE at soc:
34-lnch ALL. WOOL BLACK MUMMY CLOTHS
ALII..WVio1oTIO 'sSHI00GGDAs. ARMURE CLOTHS.
pkAP D'ALMA new, SILK and WOOL
HENRIETTA, GRAPE CLOTHS, aud other
mourning goods at our usual low prices
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BLACK SILK and CHENILLE. JET, STEEL,
and OhBRE-BEADED PRINCES from 33c.
10 $3.50:
New siyles IN COLORED SILK PRINCES I'm plain
aud Ombre cOlOrs from soc. 80 81:
Every shade and combination I'm COLORED SILK
GfRDLE~:
BLACK SILK GRIZZLIES. with god and silver tin
sci. JET. steel, and omnre.bead combination;
JET STPEL and OMBRE BEADED PASsE-
MENTERlE ORNAMENTS.
KID GLOVES.
Having closed out an importers stock, we are ena-
bled 10 Offer
30 dozen GENUINE JOUVIN TWO BUTTON
KID GLOVES, tn cOl0r5 aud black, at oOc.-
us dozen ALEXANDER THREE TUITION MID
GLOVES At toe;
Our celebrated MARGUERITE KID GLOVES IN
an the new shades M Al:
We are agents Tor The LAFAYETTE KID GLON Is
with Fosters patent lace hoOAs-prtcc: I'VE
hooks, 1928; seven hooks, Sl60-in black and
cO'Ors.
IMMENSE BARGAINS In HOSIERY and
WHITE GOODS from auction.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITH
FULLY FILLED. sc 2S.eod
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nEATHG.

Died, September 20. 1881, at 9:20 +. W., AZ her
faiher's residence, 1862 east Gary street. Mics
MARY ELIZABETH HARTKEN, elder daughter
OF Henry ~fI3Itken; sged sixteen years and siteen
days.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud ~ Heaven conveyed
And bsde II blossom there.
The funeral will take place SATURDAY MORN
ING, October lst, at o o'clock, rom -. Msry's
church. Friends and aequaintaDces are respect
fully iavited 10 at end without further notice. pc
Died, at her husbands residence, AZ half. past 8
o'clock Thursday morning, Mrs. MARTHA j.
MORGAN, wife OF G. II. Morgan, In the nfy-siNih
year OF her age.
Farewell, dear husband, a long farewell.
God strength n MS. We pray.
To bear tne grief, endure the pain,
TIL We are called away,
Her funeral will take place TODAY at IL
O'clock al her late residence, 1908 east FrAtklin
street. Friends aud acquaintance are invited TO
attend.
Died, at his residence, 1919 Grace street, We'd
nesday. 2Sth Of Septemb r, 1881. at lO-25 4. NJ.
GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, IN The forIy-seyen,h
year Of his age.
His funeral viii take place from 81. Peters Caihe-
dral at 8 A. NJ. FRIDAY. rs
Died. on "wednesday morning. The 2sth infant. 81
The residence Of his parents, JAMES EDWARD,
infant son OF II. +. W. and c. +. NJ. Southern aged
four months and tive days.
pied. I'm RrOOkIyn. y. Y, on September "a,
1881. WILLIAM IRVING, G.. b.,a native OF DUN
tries, scotland ; aged fOrly-seytn.
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The principle that al duly-elccled mem.
hers Of a body have a right 10 take part 10
the choice OF its officers is an important
part Of parliamentary ethics -AeU York
Tribune.
TDat "priuciple did not actuate your
party from 1865 to 1870, during all which
years YOU excluded du!y.elected congress-
men from their seats. I'm 1869 JoHN f..
LLwIs end JOUN W. JOHNSTON were elected
United States senators from Virginia.
Neither was permitted to take his seat until
the spling following their election. Mr..
LEWIS was we'll known as a Union man then
and previously.
TIE TribUDc'S principle was manufac-
tured "for this occasion only" We
showed the other day from the Congress.
Sional RECORD that when Mr.. WILSON was
Vice president he had the roll called, a
prayer by the chaplain, &C., all before the
new senators were sworn in. In a word,
the credentials were presented to an organ
lied Senate.
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CONFERENCE AT Mr. CONFINES HOUSE.
Utica, September % Senator Jones, Of
Nevada. arrived in Utica this afternoon. He
was met at the deIO OF by Mr. Lewis Law
renee, and was driven to Mr.. Cobkling's
house. Dir. Reid, President Arthur's pri'
vate secretary, is also here. Ii is stated by
a friend Of Senator COnkling that General
Grant is also expected. No information is
obtainable as to the subjects or results Of
the conference. Senator Jones will remain
here to.morrOw.-Speciat dispatch to the
World.
JONES, OF Nevada, is the senator at whose
house, in Washington, President ARTHUR
has been staying.
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The Day I'm CuIpeper.

CULPEPER, September p, 1881.
Editors Dispatch /; In accordance with
the proclamation and request Of the Prcsi'
dent, our busineSs.hOuses were closed and
all business suspended at 2P. NJ. yesterday.
All the bells in our town were tOlled at 4
O'Clock, and at 4:30 deeply impressive aud
appropriate services were held in st. Ste
phen's church (EplscopaD, a large and inter-
ested congregation taking part therein.
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MAJOR DANIEL.-The gallant leader OF
the Virginia Democracy arrived home yes.
terday from the Southwest, where bis can.
vass has been u continual triumph from
the moment he took the stand OF Big Lick
until he concluded his eloquent speech at
the Wythe county barbecue on the 9th In.
slant. After a few days rest the Major
will return to the Southwest and CANVASS
counties OF Scott, Lee, and WIS.,
Lyachburg NeWS,
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Mr. Il. Il. Merchant, OF the Fredericks-
burg Star, was in The city to-day. He has
been travelling Of late yer a greater part
OF the State, and represents the prospect OF
a Democratic victory in November rs most
encouraging, and that in the Southwest
there will be many gains OF members OF the
Legislature. Alexandria Gazette.
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srrRRY COUNTY.
tror respondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
SURRY COugTBOUsE. YA.l

fror respondebce Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
SURRY COURTHOUSE. YArl
September II. 1891.
There was a meetlBg Of the Democratic
party here to. day for the purpose OF select
ing DELEGATES TO sttend the Senatorial Con-
yeuiion TO be held in Petersburg for The
pose ~ nominating a senator for The
counties Of Surry, Prince George, and the
city OF Petersburg.
The meeting was called 10 order by Dr.
J. ]. Wilson, county chairman.
Upon motion OF Or. Holt, they went INTO
the election Of delegates, which resulted as
follows: From Gotham district. j. g.. VIII
son and A. g. Garreti; from Guilford dis
trict. Captain S. II. Bart and X. f. Gihi
from Blsckwater, Mr.. Andrew Riyes ADD
DR.. j. j. Wilson.
A. G. GARRETT, Secretary.
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The President pro tempore Of the Senate
is not elected for any gwen time, but may
be removed at the pleasure OF the Senate.
# all depends on the will Of the majority.
His salary is eight thousand dollars.
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PIANO TUNING, &c.

MR.. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
NJ UNE with over twenty wears experience
in London, England. and New York cit3l, having
taken up his residence in Richmond. respectfully
sDlicits orders fIOm The musical public for TUNING
n REPAIRING PIANOS aud REED ORGANS.
All work warranted aud satisfaction guaranteed.
Work on Church Organs carefully and Nilfully
done. Orders addressed in care OF or left vita,
JOSIAH RYLAND & CO. Music Dealers, Sl3 east
Main street. will receive prompt attention.
Sc SU-eOd3m
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CRoCKRRY. GLASSWARE. &e.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER. TEA, aud TOlLET-sErS, In
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-sETs OF the latest styles.
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS In al
the la.ess designs;
RICH CUT-GLAss, BRoNZE<, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited In this city. Cali
and look at shem. E. d. TAYLOR,
Nle No l0ll siaip street
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Women that have been given up by their
dearest friends az beyond help have been
permanently cured by the use Of Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. II Is a
positive cure for all female complaints. Send
to Mrs. Lydia l.. Plnkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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RuhIic RAcumana-

A Hand Book Of Virginia. BY the Com
missioner OF Agriculture. Third edition.
Richmond 1881.
We are indebted to the author for a copy
Of this interesting and valuable little vol.
ume. 1t is full OF informatory articles.
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We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to the twelfth annual exhibition Of the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, TO
be held in Winchester October 18th, 18th,
18th. and 14ih.
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Rooms STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EyC CturfvE EOuntTruu
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND. Spnfpmhpr % 1891

RICHMOND, September 30, 1881.
The following canyassers are appointed F:
Fairiax-M. ID. Hall.
Rockingham-Captain John A. Herring,
NJ. j. Martz, &. j. Brock. j. H.. Mcleod,
Robert Mason, DR.. T. N. Seller. DR.. George
w. Kemper. DR.. A. +. Herring, o. b. Roll
Ter. A. III. KELLEY, Chairman.
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DIsSOLUrIONsG PAHrNEKsHIPs.

COMPREHENSIVE. With a view to
~ extending the manufacture Of SMOKING TO.
BACCO and GIG AREITtS, lately carried on by
GEORGE KENYON WREN, the undersigned have
FORMED d 60. partnership under the firm aud style
OF WREN 4 MOSEBl.
Tne new FIRM Will continue 20 hl orders promptly
at so. l4lO cary street. for The now known
braud.-namely, "Wren's Flower. Basket, " HycO,"
" ilLEcge,' formulated and l%Ong-cut') as also
GEORGE KPNNON WREN,
Sc 30-3t D.. WILSON MOSBBY.
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There are comparatively so few intellL
gent negroes in Virginia that no well-in.
formed man expects a large split among
them at next fairs election, but there Is
every indication that the split will be larger
than ever ore.-AtexandTt0 Gazette.
We would faln hope that the Gazette is
not mistaken; yet we cannot too often
Warn the Democrats against relying upon
negro votes.
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BY all means let the ReSdiusterS Of Rich
mOnd bring out candidates for the Legisla-
ture. They will thus call out the Demo
cratic vote and aid in swelling DANIELS
maiOritV-
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LACEs AND EMBROIDERY.
1fhe unprecedented demand for such goods has In
dueed Us 10 n axe a specially II this department.
IN MFCHLIN. MALTESE MlRECOURT, RUS
STA, CORDERESSANT, APPLIQUE, ANTIQUE,
CARDINAL POINT, ~CORALlNE, TORCHOS,
DUCHESS, and other NOVEL and STANDARD
LACEs Ne exhibit the greatest variety u our ussl
popular prices.
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What a pity that we haven't a larger
room than Mozart Hall for the inimitable
RAN. Tucker to speak in. What a treat it
will be to hear him.
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FANCY GOODS. sc.

EANN ats
STEVENS
is receiving lots - NEW GOODs, amoag wbsch are
100 BIRD CAGESatsl
- TOILET SETS al 81, as good rs those we
usually sen at 81 80 and 81;
IS Fiye-foot SPEP-LADDERS al "
rs Six.foOt sTEB-LADDERS at 81 25;
90 dozen fourpow TOOTH BRUSHES at lOc.;
80 dozen SOLID BONE-HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per SCI;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAsS MIRRORS at 81;
A full line Of sizes in CHINA-RgAD DOLLS frOn
sc. up
4 full line q INDEsTRUCTARLE DOLLS noa
Toe. ~
A full line Of WAX DOLLS lsom l0e. up-the SSi
goos for the money In aown.
We c~oAslnuo our CROCKE8Y SALE, selling
selected DINNER PLATES al s5e. pet dozsa:
Extra ,hln CUPS and sAUCERs at so per sei;
Splendid EwERs ana BASINS for 65e.;
HanAsome PLAIN GORLETs at soc. per dozen
and all other goodsin proportion, al
STEVENS,
au2l sos Broad street.
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND.
$1,000 for one year or longer.
f400 for ono yesr.
$3.50 for DOC year.
$4,000 for one year or longer.
$4,000 TO. one year or longer.
The above amounts can be hsa on city or suburban
real estate. Interest and charges moderate.
w. H.. LIME a CO..
Zeal Estate Agents and BROKERS'.
N 20-3t 1ll3 Main street,
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CARRIAGES

Married. a Chester, September 20. 1881 bv the
Rev. Mr.. Allansou. j. X. APPLtBY 10 Miss MIL
+. PULLiAM. daughter OF A.. l.. Pulliam,
Htq all Of Che'tertrld county, vs..
New York pa pers please copy.
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Inhenendent CoInreh RennhIic,nr.

At a meeting OF the independent cnlored
Republicans OF Lynchburg Monday night
Mr.. Henry Anderson was made chairman,
G.. ID. Wade secretary. and j. W. Gleen,
G. NJ. Mitchell, Frank Branch, d. l.. Muir
rlll, and William Taylor, committee Of or
ganizatior. officers for the organization OF
the c1mpaisn were elected as follows:
Henry Anderson, chairman.
ID. l.. Murrell, vIce-cbairman.
j. W. Green, secretary.
e.. ID. Wade, assistant secretary.
The Chair. on motion, appointed j. ID.
Green, ID. l.. Murrill, and Frank Branch
a committee on finance.
The Chair appointed a committee Of five
on resolutions, who after due deliberation
reported as follows:
Whereas there is a variety OF opinions in
regard to politics IN the state Of Nir-
ginia and whereas ibis variety is chiefly,
we believe, for no other purpose than TO
satisfy q hungry set Of Office seekers who
with speCiOus promises OF 4 free ballot and
a fair count have succeeded i'm creating a
division in the Republican party and draw
ing of a faction Of tbc Democratic party on
the plea OF rcadju>tins the State debt and
whereas we believe that these hypOcritcll
schemes are nothing more than reckless at
temDis TO obtain Office by the votes Of
co!ored men therefore be il
ResOlUed, That we, the Independent
colOred Republicans Of the city Of Lynch
burg, do not intend TO give the said faction
our support in iurtherance OF their political
hypOcficy, but intend 10 do oil in our
power TO defeat them at the polls on the
day OF election /; and we earnestly call upon
every Intelligent and well.thinking colored
man who has al heart the iGterctis Of his
State, nation, and race to unite with Us 10
carrying out these resolutions.
The resolutions having been unanimously
and enthusiastically adopted, the meeting
adjourned, subject 10 the call Of the per-
manent chaiImI m Virginian.
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Letter from wythevnIe.

Especial correspondence Ofthe Advanced
W%YrHEvILLE, September 26.-Colonel
George G.. Cabell, Hon. j. w. Daniel, aud
DIR. Monteiro addressed the people OF Wythe
and Pulaski, at a grand barbecue, about
twelve miles east OF WytheyiIle, in a most
beautiful grove near Jackson's Ferry, last
Saturday. There was an immense crowd IN
attendance, aud they were richly repaid for
their enthusiastic reception OF The eloquent
standard. bearer % the Democracy. Never
has a candidlie for office in Virginia re-
ceiyed such demonstrations OF affection and
admiration as has John W. Daniel. Never
have the hearts OF the Southwest goneou to
aby man az they have 10 John w. Daniel.
HIS very presence has been the signal Tor
populir outbursis o. enthusiasm, which no
other man IN Virginia could arouse. Now
that The cbiyalrous Daniel is about to leave
US TO 20 to other fields OF battle, our
greatest hopes and expectations are centred
in the announcement that the gallant
Mckinney will be here on the 10th OF
OF October next, eourt.day. We all re-
member the drnbbiDg that the "Count OF
East Tennessee " received at his hands here
in 1879, and would be very glad TO see the
same repeated next court.
Everything looks As green as in mid-sum-
mer. The farmers are sowing large crops
OF wheat, dc.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND.
$4,000 UPON COUNTRY PROPERTY eontis-
Also. several other SUMS UPON 7 OR
SUBURBAN PROPERTY - low Fsies.
n. l. STAPLES 4 CO.,
Sc aO-fASa2t l1O3 Main street.
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: purpose 10 ulye an increased vote on elec-
lion d,y, and victory Will be assured.
II. d.. j.
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GaT r GOODS S.
SYCLE BROTHERS
GEAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY-GOCDS
ESTABLISHMENT.

We are displaying for the fall season complete
lines Of goods I'm all departments that viii surpass in
QUALITY, VARIETY, AND DESIGN
anything we have previously OF red, and, as usual,
will LEAD IN POPULAR PRICES.