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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10
Co1oRrNa CARPET RAas,-For Red, take

CoLoRINa CARPET RAas.--For Red, take
l ounce of cochineal for each pound of
goods; soak d hours in warm soft water;
when dissolved, heat the solution and add
while heating OF. Of solution of tin !; wet
the goods In hot water aud put In the hot
solution, and scald for one hour. Take out
the goods, dry them aud thon rinse in clear,
cold water. Use q clean brass kettle for
heating the dye. For Brown, take for 20
pounds OF goods. lbs. of japonica, 5 on.
sulphate of copper in crystals, and 8 on.
bichromate Of potash take water eaough
to cover the goods; boil it with the japonica
until this is dissolved add the copper sui
phatc, put Ill the goods and leave them IL
hours. Then wiring them out; dissolve tho
bichromate of potash in boiling water; put
in the goods and stir them well for 10 min
utcs; then Dir and wash them; beat the
japonica again and put in the goods for IL
hours more; wiring them and put them in
the bichromate solution boiling hot. Then
wash in hot soap suds. Cotton rags should
be dyed first and then the WOODEN ones may
be put through the dye. For Yellow, use
l lb of fustic chips with 81 on. alum to Q
pounds Of rags, Steep tho fustlc for 10
hours in hot water put in the goods and
soak until the color is deep enough. For
Blue, on woolcn use solution of indigo add
ing the dye, tablespoonful at time, until
the color is deep enough. For cotton take
China blue, on. and / on. of oxalic acid !;
soak the blue IL hours III a tin pail; dissolve
the acid in al earthen bowl and add it to
the blue. Heat to boiling, but do not boil.
Put in the goods, and let them stay Q hours;
dry them, rinse and dry again in the shade.
For Green, put the yellow goods through
the blue dye. Or for cotton, put the blue
goods through solution of lb. of sugar OF
lead and lb. Of bichromatc of potash each
made separately; the goods are dipped
from one to the other until the shade suits.
For Orange, put the yellow goods INTO
weak rod dye until tic shade is deep enough.
Slate and Dove colors are made by boiling
4 on. of coarse black tea IN an iron pot with
teaspoonful Of copperas and sufficient soft
water to cover the goods. TO get the best
colors without strcakiness let the goods bo
well covered and every thing be perfectly
free from grease.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

WATCH for black knot on the bearing
plum trees, and cut it out on the first ap-
pcarancc. Trees may he thus kept clear
of this eXcrescence as easily rs the soil Is
cultivated. BY neglect, it becomes incur.
able.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

SHORTS are al excellent fertilizer forpo
tatocs Damprncd and put in the hin they
produce goou crop and of very smooth
tubes. They do not cost any more per
acre than good many supcrphosphates,
and contain as much phosphoric acid, pot
ash and nitrogen as some of tho best fer
tlliZers.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07
A WORD TO THE WISE.


''' '''e'V "'Velnp0 10 iiiiSle"o the
'"N .p"S us ol Ile county Is inc MIL
'"''. subscription paper "!hch por-
p',,o % nave @l'ooo subscribed Tor
pu"ll' oullolii9". Inc Sche'he IS 10
',l'ei' Poonc at'eh'loh from the TACT
',''' Il '''7 county Se'I Is leloc'teo at
.i'e pleSehV Illhe expensive county
cummings Will nave 10 De erecVe" "'
'''' '''i"' i'''"' COSY 10 'l'e 'lie'''s over
'@2'" pe'iIo ol 'he county we 0h-
"''.'"''l'3iS s', assert t'l''C not one ce'l'
VI .'''' pAe1eli'e0 SUBSCRIPTION money
VIII ever oe l'l0 TO 'he county 1t
- SIMPLY III eieeuoi'eerlii@ oodS" 10
~ ''O'S l"i d ieIiloNaI ol lile county
q Ll
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07

Mlnn., where he expects to spend a
few days in social intercourse with
old friends and neighbors.
The necessary regalia, etc, for the
.Odd Fellows lodge at this place has
been ordered from the Grand Lodge,
and the organization Of the society
will soon be completed.
Squire Munro, boarded the train
Wednesday for Montcvedio, to take
in the Chippewa County fair, and ex-
anime the fat calves and thorough
brods on exhibition at that place.
The best prints are only cents 4
yard, at CaWard x Stcyenson's.
"Ailbank is just anxious enough
for the county seat to 20 right down
into its pocket deep enough to raise
IhOncy sufficient To build a good court
hO5se and then make the county,
-(G.1nt County Rcyiewj-pay for it.
WhQt magnificent chance for Il
c4,,, ,,.,,,r .La ,.;,,o, o.,,,,,,anoo 41,a
erection Of caunty buildings ut Mil
bank. The thieves are glyet@lly rub
.,t'n, N - ..a g., ,,,,,3,. :, a+rn fnr
l,''''0'' " '''' l,'' ''''+' 81 ''' W. " ''
them.
pounds Arbuckle Coffee for al
n
= '",'I''i ~ ''.V '' " 'oloo 81
! ''' ,'l '''- ''l' t'''V " 1' = "''o '''''
'''S'' i,"0,' =" '''' : "'.'''. ar, ','9'
evening SFaia h'o''-hV III number
Of the workmen to be employed inthe
.c9pstructlop. They commence oper-
.,.,,,., ,od,,.
& ''>'''' y e'''''
heaSers. + ufotf y Aeq'Ia, lhe A''i'S-
's : - - 80 -. - -
l''37t'.i' - 's'i'' 'lS1s'i " - e'tS'' 80.
" 7'os9' - 80 - - y. 49,. =.
selsl'' no = N'is = - ,o'i'l : :
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07
crsss nta scfR0oa..

Mr.. NJ. Edelmann having heen r.
onastaa ia open ali evening school 1of
the study Of German, WISHES lo ls''' I
the names Of those desirous oi at1ei''-
Inc and if \ sufficient mlm6e4 'ah u
obtained, he will immelI.ateiE Open
the school. Mr.. Edelmam = w.
known to be i competent oefl'al.
.eholar and those wishing y @N5fi
themselves of his instruction az ir-
a,,e.tad to notify him or leave tielf
names at the HERALD Once.
The Gold Coin heater = .','aI Y III !.
burning coal stove and u llhl's94,g's - 49,
nlated with nickel. foG sale - o''a7'
Beteher.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07

Beautiful walnut ana oak bed room
@e.ts for sdia dlEt cheap at the turni.
uiTe store of l.. j. Monroe { &c.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07
LOCAL F.sEoNfe>.

0'''a -
N GOoos' "1 tiio o9'o'''oc'
AT Big stone City elevator
,I|IlNp --ltNo, j, aad $50 for No. 2.
show window Of Cawsrd 4
,n's dry goods department, is
ration o. all beholders.
oo0 "A ahoes al t, l.. Holmes / Bros.
~ ma. hav c steam Threshor Tor
le Rlanc frd returned last
shown, from hi Iowa home bringing
m his WI ana SISTER
8 call a the HERALD office
srds.
''ho' 4 viii ~ preaching III the
house ne sunday evening,
'h1"pHL I. Pier presiding.
- ne;er a.s purchased two
- - DO12 ma1n,+ -a4+ ana will soon
,noo tba l.aniotion for resi-.
n Own. III >, cy,,4 .a,,r,t,.
ant. int an. /. at M0yius Bros.
II " rswuron. the milllnpr,
e...,.,.4.,
Is Bet. sa.s 49,.
& STE d Z
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07

The slle &c laads fr delinquent
taxes took place las Monday at the
l,raasuars Office. and ten farms and
fofty-slE town lots were disposed Of,
w metliet That three years from date
about loar-Af.hs of tAe raal estate of
the county can he purchased ~ one
of these tax sales, lnless i stop is
soon put t. tie disrs sputaale proceed
in.s Of our Commissioners. the peo-
ple haye not yet commenced - feel
the weight that will soon press them
down. hnt is soon Is they ~. look out
for some tail s4uealing and loud
anatAemas. ana # the thieves
arc not then out Of Office,
there Will he some lively work get
ting them ont II double quick order.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07
- rrEI,l.e r;AF4CH.

,,s and Caskets, at r.
nrOe's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18
PETERSBURG.

BAPTIST SUNDhY-SCH0OL AND BIBLE BOARD
INTERESTING STATISTICS OF ITS WORK
SALES or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OFFI-
GERS, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER T., 1881.
From the Rev. J. M. Pitcher the gene
raj superintendent OF the Virginia Baptist
Sunday-SchoOl and Bible Board, which be-
neyolent agency is located in this city, and
which has in ca rge the Sunday-school and
colportage WORK of the Baptist dcnomina-
ton in the State, the following interesting
/ facts are learned; The Board employs col
porters or Sunday-schOol missionaries in
every section OF the State; in Tidewater,
3; in Southsidc Virginia, 4; in Middle
Virginia, 1; in Piedmont, 8; in the
! Southwest. g. The most recent monthly
reports OF these laborers, the greater
part Of whom are ministers, show
considerable destitution and much labor
performed IN one month. They labored
/ All days, travelled 1912 miles, visited
/ TAG families, conversed and prayed with
/ 81 families, found 80 persons habitualIy
neglecting preaching, found lag persons
destitute of the Bible, aud l07 persons des-
/ titute of all religious books except the
Bible; they preached So sermons, made Al
addresses on religious subjects and - to
Sunday schools. conducted 30 PRAYER
meetings, organized Sunday school, baD-
tied persons. sold 2Gj Bibles and gave
away 80, sold 32l Testaments and gave away
40, sold 5G2 religious books and gave away
%, sold 1907 pages OF tracts and gave
away 9,43T. Total value of sales, S539.70 ;
/ total value OF grants, S30.7S. This is a
very gratifying exhibit OF work accom-
I plished. The salaries OF the colporters
amount 10 1856 for the month reported
above. The salaries are paid from contri-
/ buttons made by the churches Of the State.
| Frequent, regular, and liberal contribu-
! tons are needed to meet this large monthly
Poutlay. Under the management Of the
! General Superintendent, Rev. J. NJ. Pill
cher, the colp0rtcrS have been regularly
and promptly paid. The Indebtedness of
the Board for books, however, il 81, 800. rs.
Colonel u. G.. Potts Is president OF the
Board.
Mr.. ID. Meade Bernard, a prominent law
yer OF Brunswick county, has taken up his
residence in Petersburg.
Mr.. James +. Cuthbert has sold his resi-
dence on High street, at private sale, to Mr..
John L. Tinsley, OF Prince George, for
$4,000. The residence OF the late Joseph
u. Venable, on Washington street, has
been purchased by Mr.. j. Wesley Friend,
for $4,000.
II is intimatcd that there will be two or
more candidates before the Council for the
mayoralty when Colonel Cameron resigns.
Colonel Cameron's resignation viii proba-
bly, be sent 10 the Council on the LIST OF De-
cember.
AT the annual meeting Of the Medical Fa-
Guilty OF this city held last night the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year. President, DR.. 5. w. Budd; First
President Dr. John ii. May; Second
yicc-Pfesident, DR.. Z. s. Schanck; Re
cording Secretary, DIR. G. V. Robinson;
Corresponding Secretary, DIR. John III.
Claiborne. Court Medical: Drs. James
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18
DEATHS.

Died. at his residence. In Manchester. Wednes-
day the 18th instant, At ! l o'clock ALEAAN-
DER BAXTER, a native Of Scotland; IN his sew
enty-drst year.
Ills funeral win take place at the First Presby-
terrain church, Manchester, on FRIDAY the leth'
af 2 O'Clock l.. VI. Friends and Acquaintance gre
Invited 10 attend without furtl or notice.
Died. at the residence Of her husband. No. "a
north Third street, Thursdny morning, November
II. 1881. BRIDGET. wife II IhOmas kclty.
Her fuderal Will take place from -. Peters Ca
thcdral TO-DAY friday NJ L. Nj. Friends Hnd
ac1uaintanccs invited To attend.
Died. AT her residence, No. 400 west Broad
street. of consumption. Miss VI. 4. TAYLOR:
Her funeral will take place AZ her late residence
TIIIS FRIDAY AFTERNOON ut o'clock.
Friends Of the family are requested to attend with
out further notice.
Died, In Chesterfield county. November 9th
at 80 l.. II, Mrs. ELIZABETH :. CURRY, IN
thc siNty-hf,h year Of her age.
The funeral Will take place TODAY NJ IL
O'Clock from her residence. Friends ana acquiiht-
anccs are invited T. attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. at the residence Of her parents Noycmhcr
l7th, LIZZIE LEE, youngest daughter OF Iettie
Co. and Robert l.. Taylor; aged Two years ana one
day. ILL.,, .
The funeral will take place NJ the residence Of
her grandmother. :. 4. T.. Taylor No. 3sl6.
Fourth street. Port Mayo, nj o'clock TO-DAY
Friends and acquaintance are Invited to attend
without further notice.
Baltimore papers please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18
DANvILLE.
MATRIMONIAL. - PERSONAL AND SALES OF
,rnupt1x

MATRIMONIAL - PERSONAL AND eALho VT
PROPERTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NOVEMBER IL, 1881.
Mr.. James III. Wilson, one OF the book
merchants, and Miss Leila V. Rosser,
daughter OF Mr.. q. G.. Rosser, supervisor
OF tobacco-sales. were married yesterday
morning as the Baptist church. Alter re-
ceiying the congratulations and good
wishes OF large number OF friends who
had assembled to witness the ceremony,
the party took the train for Richmond, and
will thence make an extensive tour. Rev.
MIR. Holmes, OF Savannah, Ca, officiated
in the ceremony, and had the assistance OF
Rev. DR.. Goodwin.
Rev. j. X. Faulkner, Of Halifax county,
recently from KinstOn, n. G., was IN the
CITY YESTERDAY. Mr.. Faulkner had been
attending the Baptist Convention, ut WIN
ston. and had received the offer OF two
fields of ministerial labor. lie has not yet
decided which, II either, he will accept.
Ii was gratifying to many friends here TO
discover that Mr.. Faulkner had very greatly
improved in health since he left Kinston.
Mr.. James =. Milner has bought at pri-
yate sale the house and lot OF Mr.. n. TAI
lev for $4,000. The lot fronts ~ feet q
inches on Main street, and the house Is
neat frame dwelling.
Messrs. Terrell & Finn and Mcssrs.
Penn & Rison have bought OF Mcssrs. Pace
& Talbot, for $500, the old Pace-ware-
house lot and the buildings thereon. The
lot fronts lG7 feet on Loyal street and FOG
feet on Lynn. The buildings on IL are the
old warehouse "a frame building) and a
frame stable. IL is understood that these
will be removed and two large brick tobac-
co factories erected for the purchasers.
DR.. John II. Cabcl has bought for $500
the house and lot on Wilson street COM
monty known as the old Cabell Place. The
lot fronts 9G feet. The house, which Is
now regarded MS an ancient building, was
once regarded as very fine one. This
property belonged to the estltc OF Mrs. ;.
f. Cabell. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18
The Rockbridge Contest.

a telegram which we publish this
morning indicates that the returns from
Rockbridge county have been certified in
favor OF the Democratic candidates, Messrs.
LEEcu and DUNLAP, and that their oppo-
nents, Mcssrs. FRAZIER and LADY, have
served notices OF contest. This iniorma-
ton Is different from what came frem Re.
adjuster sources; upon the latter our par
agraph OF yesterday morning was based.
All the same, the contest in the House will
show the material Of that body, and test its
Willingness to do right when 1t may do
right without cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18

owing 10 the backward season, nave been apio W
secure many special drives In their line. We pro-
pose giying our customers the benefit Of the very
row prices at which we secured them.
WE oFFER THIS WEEK:
80 pieces ALL-wOOL MONTE CLOTHS in every
shade nj 16ic.:
40 pieces FLANNEL SUITINGS in Navy Blue,
Doilc Green. Bronze, Garnet, and Plum, at
22c. worth 35c.;
so pieces PLAIN GREY DEBEGEat l worth
2Oc.
40 pieces TwILLED GIEY-MIXED DEBEGEs
at lac. worth 2Oc.;
worth 2jc.
20 pieces ROMAN STRIPE at 1sc. worth 30c.;
30 pieces SCOTCH PLAID at l2hc.;
$50 pieces ENGLISH CAsHMERES at 10c.;
80 pieces FANCY SILK STEIPEs At 40c. worth
} 60c.;
pieces EXTRA-HEAVY ALL-SILk BLACK
SATIN DE LYON at 1925 worth fully $40;
pieces 24-inch BLACK SATIN at Sl.25 worth
50;
pieces 2i-inch BLACK SILK VELVET, extra
finish, at $3.50 worth a.;
BLACK snd COLORED BROCADE SATINS q.
greatly reduced prices.
INBLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
10 pieces LUPlN'S EXTRA FINISH 3S-lNCH
BLACK CASHMERE ~ soc;
; pieces HEAVY DRAP D'ALMA at s5c. worth
$LcJ;
Handsome line in CREPE and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS;
In BLACK BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOTH
DOLMANs we have secured some extraordna-
ny bargains:
ALL-WOOL DIAGONAL DOLMANS $40 worth
SIS. lat fl5 worth s22.5O;
Just opened, another lot ~ the CAhELS HAIR,
PLUsH-TRINlMED JACKETS atS6.
IN KID GLOVES WE OFFER:
70 dozen THREE-BUTTON COLORED IN
DRESSED hlDS at 75c. worth Sl25;
40 dozen BLACK UNDRESSED KIDS at 81;
Another lot Of the genuine JOUVlN GLOVES at
Boo;
Our LAFAYETTE GLOVE IN five hooks at S1.25,
seven hooks Sl.Gj, is giving great satisfaction;
LADIES' PLAIN and FUH-TOP LINED and
UNLINED DOG-ShIN GLOVES;
POYS' and MISSES FUR-TOP DOG-SkIN
GLOVES aud MITTS:
so dozen LADIES EXTRA FINE MERlNO
VESTS al soc. worth 1Jc.;
LADIES' IMPLICATED ALL-WOOL SCARLET
VESTS;
GENTLEMEN'S ALL-WOOL SCARLET IN
DERSlilRTS 1928 up, at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
no I2-dtf Col and 6O3 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18

The President is a tactcian. Southern
Republicans In Washington, through cx-
Representative Sypher, Of Louisiana, re-
quested the privilege OF an interview with
him on Tuesday. The purpose was to in
sist that southern Republican be made
Postmaster-General. The President, in re-
ply TO Sypher's bland suggestion and in
quiry, SAID. with singular ndiuete. that of
course the southern gentlemen, whom he
would greet most gladly, would not dream
of making suggestions about the personal
matter OF selecting members Of his politi-
cal family. "Of course not" hestatingly
answered the nonplussed Mr.. Sypher, who
was thus mildly ciphered out. II Is under
stood that the southern Republicans have
concluded Individually that they viii not
call en- masse, ~ was proposed, upon Pre-
sldent Arthur. = Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES
nty- THE POPUJAp Inn

eB THE POPULAR HOUSE m,
SYCLE BROTIiERS.-Eyery week thor. : ~
SPECIAL BARGAINS (articlcs ron,rt'1,.he
yaIue). II such cannot Dc bought, rcluc,,.. ~
made In goods on hand. Stock never ,li,..'N
remain on shelves thirty days. space win 70
nit Goods will accumulate II Ne do uCf s. ifr.
We sell the following ~ prices mentioned 10
ALL ARE NEW. LADIES CL0NrSsA'e liii
ETS, AND ILsTERs-BIack Cloaks v,,,t ~ t.
Jet cords aud tasscIs at sl5. cost 80. it,
rnsnao,'t" M 30 pns, sun pipns ani =
mans with rich plush NJ sl2: Fur-I,sr, f,i DH.
II 50 worth r2O. listers In new sbaf.. ~ l.s
Gus eo'9rs' Trimmed with plush all romI ,.
Inches deep. 40 go. cost S37 f-islsr. ,,ii 'ff
Bcrnhardt plush collar, plush ornament. ~, NfD
cords, Al 7z7, cost ff5 Plaid jacket. "a, A.. ga
price everywhere <lO; New Ulster. 81. 81 e
duplicate under Fl2: Medium Weight J.r...-l f
half-prlcc-new goods, but must hc .,if ~ 20
room. Inese n u great demand for Bi.AC. ilf
VETS. This week Ne Offer SPECIAL t.r.. Do
Twenty pieces le-lnch Black Dre,s K,i,.. =. ''
did shade and perfect In every lo.r.,f',,.
cannot be duplicated under e.: ana grr, '-.-
portionate prices. We repeat the other t. 10
Of last week: six Pushes. 2O-lnch t,i.n.r.. '
~. Seal, Navy, Garnet Bronzo. a,fI
and Black st -, regular price II. ~'it i,...-
every shade and quality. seal gel.or ~ .' 's,
rinn. bole,kin, Zebra Castor and ofi"r '-
Plushes IN great variety. tOLORED Lp,l
CADES. all shades. COLORED RfItD tbi,"
pure siik, AZ sL76; COLORFD ~tTfN ~
LYON, extra heavy al sl.0j: COIoI,rb H. %.
SILKS and ShIlN~. Durcla-cd dining ~. ''''' ~
offered u prices which could mo- ID crft',.i
now. DRESS SiLkS-2O-luch. lI .0io-. .'i
3f-inch, extra heavy, AZ sli5: 1f-.Ict
finish, AZ Sl.35. BLACK DRhN~ siit
inch Guinet at 81; 24-lnch puan ia j.
inch Tappisicr at $3.50; 2f-tncl .'tt, 49, 90
;LS5 and 5ncr up . g. oBlACh EiADAiu,
81; 23-inch extra heavy at Sis. Dim. ,. ..
extra al LOO: better gradCs ur tl.isI IbfL'
SATlNS-2u-nch. al color. 40 Doe 6ii'..
heavy ~ 81. 22-nch. evening Shades, 40 al ..-'
BLACK SATIN DE LlON-2r-.nci n,tr, 't.
1t eOc.: 22-inch Pons0n 20 81 23-lurt d.. .. .
fi.l3, 2i-inch Bei'gn at .l.35 ml fn.r h. ,,
81. BLACK SIRiils-2O-iuc c,t... 3D.. 90. I'D
2l-inch extra finish at Sl.95; 22-.rcl,.rv b.. ..
sl.63 better GRADES up To- s2.,j. NOIhNIN,
GOODS-ln addition % tlr best .tf..ft
meres, McrluOs. Drtps dl.Ei, Armura-. ,I.l..
fiAnncls. and iicnrictfas. oI which we III.
Keep fun line. W. make 81 specially of mann,
FINISHED FABRICS. which are r.n...,.,. by
correct material th!- fili: also 0f rnv.f. .
FANCY FIGURED GOODS f0r m1run ..
dress.
special bargains In CARPETS and ELAN.lr.
this week. SlCLE LROTIfiH~.
no l3-eod 81 Brood .tl,.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-18
8ithmond 9ispatth.
rp1pAy NOVEMBER 10. 1851.
va,t and Watch.


Voc Gtc the tone OF the following edi-
torial paragraph from the Otd Common
,oealth. It's good, sound advice, for those
who should voice the sentiments and reso-
lufions Of men who having fought upon
principles Of honesty are not to grow
weary in weIl-doing on account OF the 'em-
porary advantage of their adversaries
:. We wish that Democratic papers
throughout the State would stop croaEing,
and leave of predicting all sorts OF caiaml-
flies 20 heiall us all because we failed IN the
late election. IL is al nonsense, Tor tne
country Is as safe as before, and our pollli-
cal adversarics are now IN position OF re-
sponsibllity which will expose 70 the peo-
plc OF the State the utter hollownesS OF inc
pretenccs bv which the election was carried
against rs. Wait. The pendulum VIII De
sure TO swing back"
Let no true son Of Virginia be so iar Tor
yessul of his duties 70 the dear old Com
monwcalth that gave him birth and handed
down to his safc-kecping the principles
made sacred by such noble sons as WASH
ryeToy. MApISoS, MONROE, and JEFFERSON,
cS 10 EC-IODU ~ iiit itNi hhNh Nv ." N
needed. The fight has but begun, or
rather the beginning Of the battle to be re-
nowcd Is before us, and mean time we must
wait and watch tho enemy as he feasts upon
the polls OF his late victory. II, as Is
the custom amongst such UictorS, they
fall out in the division, then will
he a time for our advantage. II, on the
other hand, as before, there be those who,
like willing slaves. will receive and exc
cute the "orders from Headquarters" the
result will be the same. Their actions VIII
in time open the eyes Of those honest
whites who have been fOoIcdb by the sophs-
Try OF designing men, and virtue will once
again sit in the councils Of State ut the call O.
true, upright, and intelligent Angio-Saxon
Nirginiaas.
As we said above, il is ours now TO walt
and watch whilst the true and proper
course for our future action is being de-
voloped.