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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-21
DOMESTICS.

DO Nj ES'TICS.
All Shifting aud Sheeiipg Cottons At the
LOW EST PRICES Caicoes, Percales, Mo-
mic Cloths and GinPhams, &c.
Orr stock is nov very large aud complete
10 all departments, and well worthy The aten-
tiog u all persons ia search Of the
Latest Fail apd Winter Novelties,
which are marked in "Plais Figures aud al
the LOWEST Cash PRICES
Me- All orders receive prompt and careful
attention.
One Pr1Ce On Y,
Marked Ia Plain Figures.
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pennsylva. Avenue and Ninth Street,
WASHINGTON. ID. q.
oct R-tfu
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-21
Professional Cards.

PHILIP d. LAIRD RICH'D R. BE ALL
II ARD e. BEALL,
IL ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
ROCKVILLE, Mp.
es- OFFICE, next door 10 the Presbyter-
ian Church, and directly opposite the west
wing of the Court House.
july left
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-01-21

CHARLES ALBERT. JOHN W. WARMER
BERT IL WARNER,
~ ATTORNEY S-AT-LAW
AND SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,
AGO Louisiana Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
va Will practice in the Courts of Mont
2omery county, Md. apr 10y
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OHARLEs w. pRETTYMAN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Prompt attention given TO all business en-
listed to his care.
OFFICE, on Perry Street, directly opposite
cast wing of the Court House, formerly oc-
cupied by Hon. Spencer C. Jones. nov ID
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Praying at ElberOn.
TUE PRESIDENT ASKS WY THE BELLS WERE
RINGING-AN AFFECTING SCENE.

THE PRESIDENT ASKS WHY THE BELLS WERE
R~TNGING-AN AFFECTING SCENE.
Especial dispatch tn the Philadelphia Tlmes1
Long BRANCH, September s." Crete"
said the President to his brave little wife,
about II O'Clock this morning, as the ring
ing strokes from the belfry OF the Protest
ant Episcopal church, almost across from
the cottage, reached his ears, "What are
they ringing that bell for!
sfThat p" said Mrs. Garfield, who bad
been waiting for the surprises; "that's the
church where we were when you first came
down. They're all going there to pray for
YOU TO oct well"; aud getting on her knees
She said: land Pm going to pray, too,
James. that il may be soon, for know al'
ready that the other prayer has been heard"
From where he lay Garfield could see the
carriages draw up and group after group
90 in. He could even hear the subdued re-
frain OF Jesus, Lover Of My Soul" as it
was borne by on its heayenward way.
Thrilled with emotion, a tear triekled down
the Presidents face. Alter awhile asweet,
woman's voice arose singing from one OF
Sir Michael Costa's noblest oratoriOs.
"Turn Thou unto me and have mercy
| upon me-" sang the voice, "for | am DESC
| itit : 4 tl utHOlaAN u oiAiNANN : AZ "
bles Of my heart are enlarged. D, bring
Thou me out OF my distresses, out Of my
distresses, my God"
The people in the church sat almost spell
bound under the voice. Mrs. George W.
Guilds, who sang the recitatiye,,w ss affected
| deeply, and made it seem TO all, what il
must have been to her, a prayer in music,
Rev. DR.. Morton, OF Philadelphia, was the
officiating clergyman, and prayed long and
feryently that the Chief Magistrate OF the
nation might be preserved to the people
and made more useful than before. II wa:
a solemn, deeply-felt, and aw%e.inspiring
service, but still made bright by the eyi
dences OF religious hope.
vICE.PREsIDENT ARTHUR DOES NOT JOIN i
II PRAYERS.
Especial dispatch TO the Philadelphia Tilmes.l
New YORK, September 8.-Vice-Presi
dent Arthur remained quietly at his house
all day, and did not attend any OF thu
churches where prayers were being offereC
for the recovery Of the President.
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Yifhmund gispatfh.
sArueoAr......s SEPTEMBER 10, 1884,


Did not the Why announces more tDso :
year ago that the McCCLLccH PHI ws'
. dead, dead, deAd"f Isn't that OH las
6esd A. q door naIirf Where u tue nan
who advocates is reyivali We BOLD tna'
q vss 4 great wrong 10 the state OF fiI'
csn,a that il wss deieated, and tnst Nifg'ni.
wos,d now b. most happily clrcumstanceo
compared 10 what she Is 10 II bad been car
,,sa INTO foll eject. So also no doubt do
o,her Democrats. But neither we nor tney
have any attention OF recalling that oil
from the tomb Of the C%APuLETs. Besides
many OF the present members OF our party
were opposed 10 and voted against tue NC
CrLIocH bill 10 1879.
And yet the Wing yesterday beiaoorS wy
McCrLIocH bill In grand style. IL snow
that that bill required an average Interest o.
a per cent. True enough; but DANIEL :
nl.tiorm requires emily 3 per cent interest
whst hiss DANIEL to do now WIN TIE nc,
sctr.LocH billy We hope u neiehbor VIII
keep "peggiug away" at the hcCuLLoch
hgn There is nobody to be harmed In that
way. ,
Rut there is something in The Wings ar
,,ele on the McCulIOcn bill which Is worthy
OF attention. Read:
"Asfhe Dispatch not long since admit
tea and argued, the exemption OF the bonds
from taxation is equivalent 10 2 per cent,
and the nominal 3 per cent. IS therefore,
really 3 per cent. 10 begin Wild"
And "the nominal 4 per cent. OF the
United States bonds is really 6 per cent,
and yet YOU say not 3 word as TO taxing
tbe.e Id.bonds-these bonds, which are
payable In coin and draw interest In gold
How is that for friends Of the "poor
man up How for enemies OF the "Dloateo
bondbolders"l
In The same article the Wing speaks OF
"the unfair and unconstitutional eXemp'
ton OF the MoCULLocH bonds "from
taxation.v Is il fair to tax our 3 per cent
bonds, and unfair TO tax the bonds OF the
men who invest In 4 per cent. gold bonds
issued by the Unlted StatesS
Again: The Wing says:
..And all the bonds upon which this 10.
crease arises are exempt from all taxation"
ADD again we say all United States bonds
are exempt from all taxation, and yet you
have never 0 word to say on that subject.
You dare not advocate their taxation. II
you were to do so, BRADY aud RryEs and
GnLNER aud all the rest Of the Republican
Office. boIders who are now your allies would
at once desert you.
Let the people OF Virginia not forget
these things. Vote for DANIEL, BARBOUR,
and Mckinney.
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x.u. rrom a washington standpoint

The Washington correspondents OF the
AlexandIia Gazette says:
senator Beck denies the truth OF the in-
teryiew i'm which he is reported to have sara
that he was in favor Of the election OF DIT.
Antbony 10 The presidency OF the Senate IN
case az The Presidents death. He says ne
was never interviewed upon the subject,
and that he never did and does not now
mink the Senate will be called upon TO
choose a presiding officer, as he has always
believed The President would recover.
Rev. Robert Nelson, Of the Episcopal
Church, grandson OF Governor Nelson, VINO
commanded the Virginia troops at the bat
tie of Yorktown, has written here to inform
the Yorktown Congressional Commission
thof ne accepts their invitation to open the
Centennial celebration with prayer. The
Cbesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
semi a communication to the Commission
stating they will haye.a line OF telegraph
produced 10 Yorktown in time for the Gen.
%teDnial.
Private intelligence from Mississippi is to
the effect that Henry M9sOn, the most IN
f"lnential negro politician in. that state. has
declared for the regular Democratic ticket;
that the Republicans are dissatisfied VIII
the coalition ticket because it IS not a
straight Republican ticket, and tbat toe
G~reenbackers are dissatisfied with 1t be-
cause it is not a straight Greenblck ncket'
and that like the mongiel ticket in Virginia,
IT, is foredoomed TO defeat.
Senator Johnston is at bis home prepar'
Ing a campaign speech, and has written here
for documents. One OF its points Will be
the vote General Malone gave for Mr..
| Conkling, who always opposed appropria,
tions for the Improvement Of the rivers and
harbors OF Virginia, to be CHAIRMAN OF the
! Commerce Committee OF the Senate, over
Mr.. Ransom, who always favored such APP
preparations.
The Virginia troops TO be present al
| Yorktown, all OF whom will be under COM
mand OF General Fitz. Lee, Will comprise
four regiments Of infantry, a battalion OF
four companies Of artillery, and ten oil
! twelve unattached companies, among which
are three companies Of negro soldiers-tht
whole making about 5000 men.
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ftphIiadein3ia Preapl

I--M
Han william d. Kelly has Just received
from Richmond, Va. q letter writer 10 =
centIemgu a that city BY q manufacturer OF
engineers and macbinists' tools 10 Eng
land. and containing ibe following sugges.
tive lsneuaee /" shouid feet indrDtcu to
Won n would send me some hftie pook
which may be printed IN the Unted sta,es
treating on the advantages wblch 'ne
states mas derive from protecting tnelr
industries, as this question Is NJ PIT
sent exciting much interest here. 1ne
Liberals contend that protection means
i-ncompetency, but / have never YET Deen
able 10 see how a county con develop us
~resources unless It protects is 'nduslrIes-
At least in their infancy. DO not seno .
large and exhaustive book. as j could no.
ind time 10 read 1t; but simply an apriogen
or comprehensive kind OF pamphlet WIN
the statistics OF the trade OF the unitsu
states as Q sun total for comparing Inc IN
crease during the last few years Inc
Richmond gentleman receiving THIS ielter
referred is request to Mr.. Kelly rignily
Judging that be was OF all men 10 Tue
iJniied States the best qualified 10 give tne
desired iniormation.
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The following is an extract from an cur
toriaI in the B%ridgewater journal:
Rut We beg to say that, having now sur
veved the whole field and having beard tue
fun story Of both the conflicting parties,
and in Inherent parts OF the stale, we give
n as our calm Judgment that no other parry
can ever settle the disturbing question OF
the state debt but the true, straightout
Democratic -Rt adj lister party oil Virginia
The Washington Republican compliments
the Committee OF Arrangements OF the Ma
tional Regatta as follows "The lmOeclllty
~ the members OF the alleged Committee
on Arrangements reached the highest pltch
OF impotepcy Yesterday, and nov they can
retire TO their well.earned obscurity with
the proud satisfaction Of knowing that they
are first-class frauds"
II is OF no use trying TO explain to chill
dren that there Is a difference between ca
nary.birds and women. A lady who was
visiting at a neighbours was asked TO sing,
and said that she really could not do so IN
any circumstances, when a little girl wenl
up TO her end asked, "Please, is you afm0ul-
ting?"-PrOUidence Star.
A correspondent OF the Nashville Amert'
can, writing from Prattsville, Ark., says
We are in the midst OF the most disastrous
drought ever realized. Corn crop one bali,
cotton one fourth crop, and almost every
thing else a failure. 1t is extremely hot,
and there Is more sickness than usual.
On account Of the critical condition oil
the President the Democratic campaign
meetings i'm Iowa have been indefinitely
postponed, which leads the Boston PoSt 10
excIaim "Oh this wicked, bloodtbirsiy'
disloyal, rum-soaked old Democratic party.
What will it do next!"
The Raleigh Ne,os and Observer says
Toe drought daily grows more terrible ID
its effects, and our State is suffering as II
seldom before has ever suffered. Crops
are blasted, streams and wells are either dry
or fast becoming so.
The SecOnd-Adyeutisls in Rhode Island
are uniting on their ascension robes again.
The dingy atmosphere pat them IN nina oil
going up, and they thought that where
was so much smoke there must be some IRE.
General Grant is alleged to have said in
substance that the Government can run
itself very well without the active service
of a President until the regular meeting oil
Congress next December.
The Baltimore american says We fee
authorized 10 state that when a virginia
Jury comes to consider the case OF the old
Mormon Marvin they will take the concell
| ont ~ HIM -
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New Books.

Neu. England Bird Life. Being a Manual
Of New.EDgland OrnithOlogy. Revised
and Edited from the MS. Of W. A.
SrEARNs by Dr.. ELLIOTT CoUEs, U. 5. A.,
Member Of the Academy, &c. Part IT,
Oscines I" Singing Birds" Boston: LEE
& SHEPARD. New York: CHARLES L,
DILLINGHAM;. 1880. Price, $3.50.
We suppose this book may be said to be q
"compiete aud satisfactory exposition oil
the blrd-life of New England" 1t is wei
aud ~abundantly illustrated; and appears tc
us, from a glance at its style and contents,
to be exceedingly interesting. He viii
surely be profted who reads it. The lover;
of animated nature are always ready fol
such books.
For sale By j.. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
Nv Sister KITTY. A Story Of Election-Day
Boston LEE q SHEPARD. New York G.
#. D%mLINGHAM. 1881. Price in paper
80 cents.
A charming little story.
For sale by RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
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Rocock and cameron.

The L%yncbburg NewS in its report of the
debate between Cameron aud Bocock al
AppomattoX Courthouse says
At one point Cameron charged Bocock
with defending the McCulloch bill in is
entirety.
Mr. Bocock / did not defend the Nc
Culloch bill.
Cameron Yes, you did.
Bocock | say, sir, / did not. b
Again, Bocock charged Malone with
being a Republican fol all practical pur'
noses; whcIeupon Cameron observed thai
Bocock's remarks about his absent chiel
were not at all applicable 10 the occasion,
As quick as a fash the old campaigner turn
cd upon Cameron, and eleyating his voice
to its highest pitch, reiOined "Then III
make them applicable, sir; aud / tell you,
William L. Cameron, that, continue your
present relations and peculiar associations,
and you most likely VIII land where the
head Of your faction stands-in the bosom
OF the Radical party"
Colonel Cameron " That is applicable,
sir, and 1 VIII answer YOU"
But he didn't,
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DEATHS.

Died. In this city, on Thursday night at 10 o'clock,
Miss MILDRED f.. WALKER.
copal church THIS AFTERNOON Al 2 O'Clock.
Friends and acqusintances Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend.
Lynehburg papers please copy.
Died. at Ashland. Va, on Thursday night, sep
TENDER 6, 1881. PEACHY Il. GRATTAN, la me
eightieih year Of his age.
Hts funeral will take place TODAY al 1880
VI. from The Grace-stIeet Presbyterian chufch va
Readfs1.
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The nresent superintendent Of the Penl'
,en,tsyy has made that institution q paying
concern instead OF costing the State $6O,OOV
A year Salem Register. j.
1t so happens that now, as heretofore at
the members Of the Board Of Directors are
Funders, and that there were no ne" bulld.
lngs nut Up last year. 1t also happens thai
The demand for labor has enabled the Su'
nerinlendent TO hire out By the day a large
number Of hands.
And If the penitentiary had cost the state
sixty thousand dollars last year The Resd'
busters would have laid all the blame upot
Governor HOLIDAY aud his BosSd OF ID
raclors.
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ia haya;s faif ii assume thst The NEGRO
xnte !, fhe south couid fe>enisfcn ios 90
ssssuIi upon the p~aiIoua' pebt. Ihst.ieps
renreseris. in paft, the price q sheiT free
aons' while he anfe.wa5 debt Of VlFsinta,
that a now In Issue, is fen by mary Oh aeedns
however upiustly,5 20 Feprfsept their "sweat
and bjeod. Boston Herdd.
Don't you Tool yourself. fhe negro
would vote TO fepudIate the national deo' o.
moments notice IL thereby be could gel
Into The society Of white men. This Is .
consuming passion with The negro. He
would vote tomorrow other 10 repudia,e
the whole national debt or to pay The whoie
Virginia debt II he could BY casting suen :
vote secure the repeal Of the law probio'inS
Inc intermarriage OF whites and blacks
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srRAsBcRa, VA, SEPTEMBER o. 1871
Eapors Daiiv Dispateh, Richmond, Fa.'
We are insi receivIng papers containing
a.n.sls from Captain Ritdleberger OF tue
4 ridlculrs 81 Msiof Dsniett "a bis onenan-
doeh speeches
Wfs INV nuYpose to give the suhstanee o.
his reniaykl on f6at subject 10 his speech 81
strasburg on the night OF the 2Ath oil a
ne said II was not bis intention to discuss
| ,,e deht ouesilon, as be had so Thoroughly
cone over that ground on previous oeca-
| sIons. but a. Major Daniel had made some
! remarks against him personally he Wou'u
Afier going over Maior Daniels record
, ~ other matters be came 10 The "coloi
question. and graphically pictured Major
| Daniel on a platform with a negro on ei'ner
side OF blm-then suiting his actions 10 hIs
words so as 10 represent Mslor Danief 10
| his movements and appearance, ne saiu,
substantially, that this same Danie', WIN
his same thin face, his same Roman nose
his same flowing locks, aud bis same crook,
cd lfr. led these two dsfkies forward anu
DECLARED that when the best men OF botn
races were united 1t must be Tor the goou
OF the Stale. roi
Riddleberger's limplng gait and, genera
air was absolutely a mimicry OF Malor
Daniel. Whatever were bis intentions Tue
effect was that a large number Of tne au-
dience-in fact, all that l have neaiu speAA
OF the ma,ter-look the remarks as disparae.
ing TO Major Daniel, and some OF them ,eit
The crowd, disguised at the scene. lou
NAV be assured that the audience was NOT
in sympathy with the speaker, and that tney
will moi be slow to rebuke this effort tend
lug Il. W. NJ.
tMr. Miller referred us TO some OF the
best citizens Of Richmond. We have maze
inquiry concerning him, and are satisfied
that he Is q reliable mani
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INDoTBER
DRlss FABRICS,

comprising the ysriocs novel designs IN
WRENCH, ENGLISH, PERSIAN. GERMAN. AZ,
DOMESTIC GOODS.
These goods have been selected with the create,
nfe as 20 styles and elegance Of ms.eriaL I'm.
prsces will range, as usual, among the most poBr,.
Nothing, In fact, has been spJrsd b make our ,,e,
this season The moe, attractive in Ibis city.
We have also nsny special bargain - sg..
AMONG which are
BLACK ALL-sILK SATIN d. LYON a, s..
ususl price tl.25;
SATIN DE RHADAMEs al Alps. genera ,,r.
s1.75 very nne quality Al tl.75 and t2-,.,-
one dollar a yard under value.
Also, a most extensive stock OF BLACK suE.
SATIN DE LYON, SATIN DE sCRAH. ana
other SILK MATERIALS AZ most at,r,e.v
prices.
Besides large aud attractive additions I'm Al the
various departments, NC Offer a most exrs,.t-.
stock Of CARPETS In
EEGLIsH.BCUY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY.
T%HREE.PLY,
iSGRAINs, RrC.
Also. upwards q
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTHDF
LACE-CURTAINS
in various new desigrs, Desides thousands Or 01s-
goods. Sc lO.Sasu.Tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-10

R1in poured down in torrents durlne
vesterdayont the Minneapolis Fair-Grounds
Chicago Times, tn.
II also raiped the same day at Marquette,
Denver, Des MONIES, and La Crosse ana
at many other places, no doubt. surely
our turn will come ere long.
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RICHMOND, Va, september .. ISL,

' ~ u ~NgNF
Editors Dispatch As an item Of interest
on the water question, | baud you below an
extract from q letter Just received from the
mining regions OF Pennsylvania
"The drought here, in Schuylkill county,
continues 10 an alarming extent, and water
is getting so scarce at the mines 1--WE are get
ting ours hauled by locomotives at q cost OF
about Sl00 a day that a number OF col
lefies have had TO suspend already, whilst
others only work hall and three-qnarleI
days. III we do not get relief VERY SOON
coalmlnlpg will be redacna to a mere
nothing IL p few days. Yours irulS,
por III s., u. HAYES.
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVES DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
RICHMOND. Seplember o.

RICHMOND, september 8, 1881.
The Hon. z. w. Mckinney, candidate
for Attorney General, will speak as fol.
lows: Madison Courthouse, Thursday, sep
TENDER 22d (e%Ourt-day); Orange Court.
house, Monday, September 26th (court-
day.; Charlottesville, Monday, October Sd
(court.day).
The Hon. Thomas Whitehead will speak
as follows: S%tsnardsville, Wednesday, Sep
tcmber l4th (couIt.daY); Allegheny Court
house, Monday, September 10Th court
day.; Bath Courthouse, Tuesday, Septem-
Der Goth (court.day); Bland Courthouse.
Tuesday, September 9th (court.day).
The following canylssers are published
by authority OF the Executive Committee
General William Terry, OF Wythe, and
John A. Campbell, Of Washington county,
canyassers for State at large.
First Senatorial District /: Frank Hutton.
Edward X. Campbell, Washington county
Colonel A. Cook, Smytb.
Russell county T: Davis C.. Anderson, q.
w. Frazier, q. II. Cowau, Jack Carter.
Lee county Colonel William Martin, ii.
Q. T. Richmond.
wise county Colonel L. N. II. salyer,
Greed FlanDafy.
Ninth Senatorial District: Judge j. IL.
McCue, T. G. Elder.
A. Nj. KELLEY, Chairman.
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The Philadelphia North american says
that the Presidents sad afliction has al.
ready borne good fruit, and II, under
Providence, his restoration shall be com
plete, we may expect to see still further
evidences Of the power of good example.
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The New York Tribune says That WIN
the Characteristic practical good sense whicn
has never failed tue President during the
whole period OF his suffering, be DECIDED
to make his departure from The Whi'e
House the OCCASION for reducing his stan oil
attending physicians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-10

Frederick has nominated Maior HOLMES
CONRAD for the House OF Delegates, ana
what county can do better? Go on with
the good work, aud let every county and
bring 10 the front their best and most
available men.
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LET

M BROAD-STREET METHODIST
ICHURCH, SUNDAY, September 11.-PreaehinS by
Rev. w. G.. STARE, ID. D., pastor. At IL A.. NJ
mb,ect, Is Dry Weather a Double Cursor" to
p. M.-subJeci. ION Of Darkness lnto Light" A
cordial invitation to all.
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TFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH
(TWelnh and Broad streetsl.-Rey. j. B. HAw-
TnoRsR, ID. d., pastor. will pIesch on SUNDAY al
IL A. M.-subJect, The Arm o the Lord"; and a.
8 O'Clock r. M.-subjsct, "Indlyidualsm In Reii-
gion.' Cordial welcome 20 all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-10

The Nashville (Tenn.) american %rejoices
over the selection OF General JOSEPH h.
JOHNSTON to preside over the meeting OF ex'
C~oufederatcs at Chattanooga, and warmly
the projected gathering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-10

Every Democrat in Virginia will be de-
Hobted to hear Of the nomin1tion Of the De-
mocratic wsr-horse Of ApTomattox for the
House Of Delegates. He met CAMERON al
the court house Of his county on the Sth
and bore himself with his old-time CALAMITY
we heard Father GoBRIGHT once say that
during alt his experience the Naval Com
mittee OF the House Of Representatives
never had an abier chairman than THOMAS
q uooocv
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VA, August is, 1881.
A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Of
a rug WEsTHAM GRANITE COMPANY Or
will he held at The Office or the company
THJJRsDAY the 2Zd day OF SEPTEMBER 1881,
Tor Inc ELECTION 0f a Board OF Directors ARD ior the
II. SNOWDEN ANDREWS.
Treasurer, and Stockholder representing more man
e. ~ Vtraiuia. au 19-tSe23