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NOTICE OF SALE
4 UNDER
DEED OF TRUST.

NOTICE OF SALE r1Ern
DEED OF TRUST.
by virtue ~ the power and authority given bv a
certain deed of trust. executed by
THE ROCKFISH MANUFACTURING COM.
PANl,
of Fayetteville, h. ". {. Houston, which l. re-.
corded In the Office Of the register Of leeds for
Cumberland county. in Book ., No. 3, page 346
the following property Will be- exposed 10 sale by
LAND containing about 700 ACRES, being The
property known A.
HOPE MILLS.
This valuable manufacturing property l. situated
heves miles south of Fayetteville. NJ. directly
on the proposed eNtension of the Cape Fear and
1adkin Valley railway. Tie cotton miN h A hand
some brick building Of two stories. with dry base
ment cellar. l75 by 81 feet. containing 4. 300
splndIes, Win room for machinery for the manu-
facture OF cloth. Besides the cotton-milL there
are saw and grist-mills, store -hou.e tenement
houses, and other inn roSements, all In good order
K"ckhsi creek, an uniailing stream, furnishes
about 2OO-horse power for the mills Thl, pro-
perry cost originally over 100000. The mills
are now running and can bc inspected AZ any time.
For further information Inquire of 4. &. oak
man, tsl, Hope Mllls, \. c.; ". q. Houston Jr
Lsl, ~ south Front street. philadelphia. or e.
W. BrOadfOOt, Esd. Fayetteville. " G.
Place OF sale: Narket-hOuse, Fayetteville Y q
Time OF sale: December 1, isS2, ut IL O'Clock NJ
TERMS: One thousand dollars cash when the
property j. knocked down; balance upon delivery
OF decd, say within ten days. Part can remain on
- ". G. HOUSTON, Trustee.
=: W, BRoADfOor, Attorney.
f"ydferiHf, ". e., October 10, 1882
no 1921. 25,Eo64n
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AUCTION sALEs-Futorc Days.
nv william II. Lyle q Co.,
Real Estate Agents a..sd Auctionecrs,
No. 1113 vain street.

UCTION SALE COMFORTABLE
N AND DE -IRi BILE TwO-sTORY FRAME
DWELLING on WEST DUyAL STREET, CT
POsITE MT. u. on CHURCII.-We shall sell by
public auction. on tile PREMISE, on
WFDNF .sDaY NEXT. NOVEMBER 20TrI,
nj 4 ocloe v " NJ. the desirable detached FRAN
Dwell Ike No. no. on the south side Of lm'ai
opposite ~ ZION church ;S Son11ng nSG
en- .es .nJ in comfort able repair. The lot has
'front.' Of about 90 feet aud an average depth Of
about los feet. This property rents readily Is
now Welding n handsome percentage upon ,hc low
price nj which it an be- purchased, and Is TO be
sold only for n division. ,, 10 ,o,,o,i
TERMS One third cash; the residue ny ncgol,
able notes at six and twelve months WIN lhteres'
''''''' ma" ~. II. LYME & CO..
rooe AuctioBcers.
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.UTrToN sALEs...rutars Days.
nv j. Thompson Browa,
Peal Estate Agent and AuctioDeer'
1fI3 Main street.

urprtC AUCTION SALE OF TIE
nm .PfICHER REsIDENCL.n Wruti
LARGE LOT OF GROUND, ON DEL1 dnrn,,.
cent win sell al public auction, ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1882
ot Az o'clock T.. W., the "PILCIiER XII ~,
nENfF., situated on Bclyidcre street near m nso.
W, pUhIic school The house isa two story nrick,
80, suI,stantially constructed. and Is locaten on
,ri,nS"iar lot. fronting on Bcyidere street I4o
feet, With nm sdjolnng lot Of 80 ieei on ha@ g
yet most convenient to the business portions Oh '
city. -, h,orc a, s,X twelve
,,d cIghtecn Inouths. interest aided. secured d!
trust deed. - iho'i oN-' s,n,fnneer
uOZ1
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Ey request Of the owners. We viii offer Cor sab.
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1882,
at O'Clock +. VI, the above TRULY NALTA-
BE STORE PROPERTY, with DWELLINGS
attached.
These stores are In tn very centre Of the Broad
street trade and 50 located a 10 insure prompt
and gsod tenants and fair rents NJ All tllnc-, and
where property Is steadily and rapidly enhancing
I'm value.
To parties wishing - secure really good and pro-
htablc property for an investment or speculation.
this offers the opportunity.
The whole property h- = front on the north
side Of Broad street Of 80 feet and runs back 10
feet 10 an alley.
TERMS Liberal, aud announced ut ale.
QUARLES 4 Meet RDN,
no. Auctl0noer,.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The ola l1s,.@s

L'OR NEW YORK.-The old x>sS~s
a Dominion steamship ComDany's = sssit "a
proposed sulingS for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALkEK,FRIDAY.
November 24th. 1T O'Clock Z. NJ
GClANDOTTF, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
November 2Gth. At O'Clock 4. NJ
RUANOkt' captain CorCH. TUESDAY. No.
ycmbcr 2sth, 1t O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until / O'Clock =. NJ Friday
> O'Clock L. NJ. saturday, aud to O'Clock +. N.
Monday.
Through bills Of ading signed and good, for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Aftcr-cabin fare to New York uncluding Jneals
and BERTH, $40: round-trip SIS; Storage
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence. Sd
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS Tuos-
days, NeIncsdays and saturdays by the Richmond
and petersburg railroad AZ 1880 (. NJ VIII nlaLe
connection 10 Norfolk with steamer leaving rLose
days. Cabin fare. 5000. Tickets b. be had A.
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and 4 "
Carriers 1000 Main street v
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLFN & CO Ag,nt,
no - Company Wharf. Rockptte
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <S%s
~ COMPANY. .sxxxEssA
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatchone Of thersplendi1
steamcrs-GUG ANDOTTE, ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours OF sailing, see advertisement Below
steamers leave New Ork tSDAlS. nuns
DAlS,and SATURDAYS at Z. VI. from Pier 20
new NUMBER, North river. foot Of Beach street.
They nave splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ara
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 New York 0ncluding meals
and BERTH. tlO round-trip tickets SIS Storage,
with subsistence 81; without subsistence, So.
Freights for points beyond New Ork forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received untl o'clock T.. VI. daily.
For further information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN < CO., Agents,
" ~ OillcN ComnAnN's MhIrYcs. Enrknffs
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One of ;hc Company's spacious and ELEGANT
steamers
CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIliiIT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
>mthtold, and Hampton; Washington, ID. &. .
Newbern, Washington, and TarbOrO', y. g.. ariG
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, fof
Eastern shore OF Virginia Old Point and all regu.
lar landings on James river, ~ LOWEST RATES.
and through bills issued. l.. q. TATUM,
no Is Superintendent.
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TUESDAY. NovEMDEE 2s, 1882,


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1882,
| AT o'clock L. VI.
The house Is one Of the bcst-biilt and most con-
Venlehtly-arranecd private dwellings In the city,
ana money was not spared III ~ construction
| II has been recently put in thorough repair,
painted inside and out. and every room grained
anu newly p1ptred. The house contains sixteen
rooms, with all the modern improvements, and a
wide Tall running through the house TO a hand
some piazza In rear.
There Is on the lot one OF the handsoinest and
most substantial stables ever built in Richmond
OF Stock brick. with stalls for four or five horses
anu 40, accommodations for two or more carriages,
ihe upper part being nicely finished on, with two
lOdglng-r00ms above. Upon the lot adjoining the
mousse Is a brick building with several looms.
Ihe whole lot fronts on Third street 80 feet by
$50 feet 10 an alley, aud will be diyiCSd according
10 plat with the auctionecr~.
o'clock.
Terms One fourth cash balance at six, twelve
ana eighteen months, with g per cent. Interest
ADDED FRANK ID. HILL < CO..
no II AuQoneers.
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By Thompson Brown.
Peal Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1ll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VAL
~ UhBLE BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS. NO. $40.
vs.. Richmond Chanccry Court.
NEAL TT AIS.
BY virtue Of 4 decree of the ChaDcery Court
Of The city of Richmond in the suit Of styled
n above, entered November lG, 1850. and as
special commissioner therein appointed. | will
proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the prrmi-
>eS, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. lsS2.
nj 4:3O L. NJ. the REAL ESTATE mentioned IN
said suit, being the BRICK RESIDENCE No. 80
east Main street, situated on the north line of said
street. between Third aud Fourth streets and con-
tinng eight rooms, besides Kitchen. &c.
valuable addition has been placed 10 this pro-
rcrty within the past twelve months. rendering II
very desirable.
The Lot fronts 30 feet on Main. with depth of
1Gi feet inches and further depth OF 30 feet
with breadth OF 20 feet the eastern portion Of
the lot back t. 4 VIDE alley.
The most central and elevated location of this
dc-irablc property should command Ihc attention
of those desiring = fine Investment or Conyc-
nienily-lOcatcd residence.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance in four. eight.
and twelve months. per cent. interest added. and
title retained until all The lurcha.c-moncy J., paid
and deed ordered by The Court.
JAMES II. DOOLEY.
special commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aurti0no.r. no %
By Grub, Il Williams,
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with the difference that the second gentleman
takes position In centre OF line, and the first LADY
eieir partners perform the chase aud dechasse
Third and fourth times, counterpart for side
sorpi ,s sne head couples wheeling into line.
TO hnish-Edi salute partners.
1.-THE Polo quadrille is not really recon.
:aized in society. There is so much hands
around in II that ladies with trains will moi
engage In It,"
>. what are the names OF the other dances
which find favos ?"
o." The polka Is neither more nor less
danced than II WAS last season. Then there
are the schottiset e, polka redowa. polku
mazo1rka, galop k0iX temp, deux temp.
.quatre temps, cling temps, yarsoyienne.
polka stohemia, polka Russo, La Esmeraltla'
La oosAs, and The DAlish dance. The round
aahces not In vogue are the Carlowitzka
IoriitxA Les Patinems, La Crimenne
LAmerhaine, and cic.licnne. Beside the
s!uare dances have mentioned, are the
n'nuel Iancers-whicb is very much
.ayored--l<es Varieties Parisienne, and
tnnce imperial quadr1llss-bofh out OF
tUor-and the Caledonians. The contra
aahees are losng IN favor, except among
Htp&e parties, There are the sicilian circle. |
.no Sls.nish dasee, Sir Roger DE Coyeriy. !
OF Tue virginia reel, the rustic reel. md |
'"e 9ia-iashiosed straight FOUR
mow about the Rsequetfv
"Itst n slang name for a dance which
' continuation OF the redowa and gallon
'teps: Tbs name originated from the Salon
'aIiel The Racquet Another slang r,sme
or tho same dance Is 'The Society, and ,
nop,fr dance OF the same style Is 'The !
''Pp'c'' called Ia some cities The New.
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ROE C6,, RENT. NICE SUBURBANM
street v No. NJ with large lot, on Walker H
S yn near INC main road leading TO tbs new rcss,
rooms s ae mus n, Is stylish and new with I'VE
set in shrabbepv ond o,n,',holses: Tho yard is
,,!e nome. Rent very low 10 immedirte s ~
i'V"''' D., .. THOMPSON BROWN.
M 90 hr" Estate Agent aud Auctionser.
Ills Main street.
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AUCTION SALES-Moudsy,
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
11l3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF A LARGE
il AND EXCELLENT CORNER BU i'll, I, y,
LOT, G0xl45 FEET, sQuTHrEnAASrTr Goh hS rd.
oucst OF owner, who IL resident, VIII sen ~
auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27TH.
at 4:3n =. NJ, the above desirable LOI; IRONS
strc,ts diaqonaily opposite the Episcopal church,
with depth Of las feet 20 an alley,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, intcfest sided, seenred of
trust deed. j. THOhPsON BhOMN,
no 81 Aucuoneer.
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EOR RENT, SEVERAL PLEAS
4 AN1i>l-LOCATED ROOMS-furnishedE. Il:
81 uninfniaiied-with use Of separate bnth-roonn-A
~ ssnteHan only, with satisfactory reference
Apply htsI5 east Marshall strcet. no 26-eodst
EOh Rent, THAT FIRST.CLASS0n
- RESIDENCE No. $40 north Eleventh E#
ea,.a, nov III The occupancy Of Rev. w. q. Starr
inents. and IN drst-rate repair. Possession g,
peeFionr next. Apply 10 Isl
mn ss9iN I. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent.
NV So-'t Bank and Eleventh Streets
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FOURTEEN
i AND ONE If ACRES OF LAND. WITH
TWO SMALL DWELLINGS. \ BLACKSMITH
AND ELWRlGiI-SiIOP. AND LARGE
SHEDS. &C. SITUATED At THE HEAD or
TIE MECIiANICSElLLET TURNPIKE. ABOUT
FIVE AND ONE HALF MILES FROM RICH-
MOND. s." AUCTION in execution Of a deed
of trust from Andrew i. Mcdowell To- the sub
scriher as trustee, dated 9Th September 1850, and
duly recorded, being thereto required by tine ere
dit"r secured will sell by auction ~ tie Office Of
Grubb9 & Wilkins In the city Of Richmond. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER =, 1882.
at l o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribcd. IL Is ia The midst of thriving npi ghbor-
hood, and offers good opportunity for invest
menl..
TERMS Cash 10 pay eXnonso~ of sale and a note
for S29O.67 due 9tn September. I-Sl credits for
sl6 10 9th March 1882; for S2s2.67 T. ON sep
tcmhcr. 1852: for - To 9TH March. 1853. and for
>274.66 on 9th september. 1883; ~ 10 the resi-
due. upon terms 10 be- named Joy the grintor or the
trustee at The time OF sale, al credit payments To
bear Interest from the day of sale.
NATHAN Is. CLARKE. Trustee
GKCBBs WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. no2I
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I;y request Of the heirs at law We will sell by
auction, upon the premises the following PRO
PERTI, occupying n handsome situitiOn on an
elevated plateau. commanding beautiful view of
the city, and on the line Of the growth OF the city
westward:
First. TIE SQUARE BOUNDED BY LEIGH,
CLAY. LOMBARDN, AND VI Oh l. l. l. r.
STREETS-300 by 3l5 feet.
second TIE SQUARE ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET extending from Bowc 10
Lomhardy street, and running back 10 the line of
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac rAil-
road properiy-s1y 226, by 4S7 feet.
Third. THE SQUAHE On THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET extending from Lombardy
To MOzcllc street and running back 10 the railroad
llnc-say 800 by about 400 fec.
II j. desired TO sell this property I'm blocks Of
such sizes rs will enable the purchasers O. re-
arrange fronts and divisions as they may desire
for sales 10y subdivision.
No properly in the West End offers more GER
tainty for a profitable investment at present
prices.
plat Of The land can be seen at the Office of the
auctiOncCr,.
TERMS: Al sale. GHUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no lg,2l,23.2J,26&2S AuCtioncer-.
Ey Frank II. Hill a Co.,
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Ry JnO. T.. LauPhtOn, Jr., AucUOnctT.
1906 Main street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTH
~ ING, HATS, CAPS, SHOES, FURNISHING
GOODS, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY THr 9th INSTANT,
At 10. O'Clock, I viii sell ut my auctlon-honse an
assortment OF NEW and SECONDHAND
CLOTHING, cOnsiting of
OVERCOATS, SUITS OF CLOTHING
COATS. PANTS, ana VESTS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
NOTIONS, FURNISHING GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, &C.. &c.
Tho attention Of retail dealers Is specially called
to this sale the goods will he sold in lots TO suit
purchasers JNO. r. bAIGHION, JH''
no 90 Auctloneer.
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4 HftSAPEAhE AND OHIO NAll y
- SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCToBrP -t
DEPART RICHMOND. Lou.,,it. .uI c.aor-
nai express, 0:l5 g. VI. daily. mIg. a. A..
daily except sunday: ChSrlot. ..I'I. a.-. .r..-
Guauoh' $50 L. VI. daily; for N.lf.l, ln. o.~
Loiht, $50 a. NJ. and f:l6 T.. n. Lls except
IHE 5:l5 7. ". TRAIN DOiS NoT >lcP
FOR LOCAL BUSINESS
,NhklNt RICHMOND: From -. Wei % 4
a. Gig, $40 T. VI. except Sunday. lr' t.f. p.
NJ daily; from Norfolk and old Point l.sJA q. 81.
ana n;SO L. VI daily except sunday.
~, Milnan sleepng-cars and day cpash.. .r
Cnaiihos,es'Ile 9;lO y. ". daily 10 Lou1,i s
aa,,oAet-olnces: lo0C Main strs-t lUl Cir..
pease and Ohio Railway depot.
II. ". tlIIfE.
~ N, s General PA>,eu-,re s. .'
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- - - :. 81. sunday excursion 'rlln.

direct four-h-ur- connection 10 .l.d. r,ta..
Rl'hmonl and Norfclk hy t.!a, h.lsirg IN.
mona ~ HAS \. -. and Norfolk ri ln.f p T. u
Al trains leaving Petersburg VII sta-t from a.
AppomsttoN depot
!. X. AtNLN, sup r'uLAl,rt
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
1. VI. EMERSON, General Passenger NM
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:, NJ the request Of the owner, William G.. Miller,
E,4., We VIII offer the above DFsIPARTE AND
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY at auction on the
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BY y. II. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. "a Ninth street,

BY 4. II. Cook, AuctiOnccr,
No. "a Ninth street.
yVORACCO- FACTORY FIXTURES,
i IRON SAFE, TIMBER, &C, AT AUCTION
ON
MONDAY, 9TH INSTANT,
at Q o'clock win sell at the corner OF Eighth
street and the canal TOLD Paekct-Ohcc)'
800 DRY Frs:
SHAPE-MlLL. pound Jumps; 80. r..
KEY-RANiS for screws:
% POT-MIt l. IRONS. 6xl2 inches;
pieces HEART TIMBER 90 feet long, 3xS
inches;
LILLEY'S CIiILLED-IRON SAfE-com-
bination lock. r. II. COON,
NOES AuctiOneor.
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All forward and back


Third and fourth couples wheel into line:
third and fourth gentlemen, rctanin.
their partncrs' hands, pass their ladies to-
ward the centre 80 az 10 form line across
the set, leaving space In the centre, the
third coupe facing the side Of the square
upon which the first couple stands and the
fourth couple facing thai upon which the
second couple stands. As these two cou-
piles are wheeling into line The first couple
forward, and the arst gentleman takes po-
- sition In centre Of line facing his partner.
the first lady retiring 10 her place, while
the second couple move 10 the right
obllque and the second lady takes position
to the left Of the fourth gentleman. facing
her partner. the second gentleman reiir-
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PULLMAN-CAK SERVICE
on Tram 5O-Ncw orb and Allan. ef, g. ...
lngtoH and Danyille.
On Train J2-iichmond ani Dsnf.il,. s
Washington and Charleston.
Tickets sold 10 all point. ~Ovth. -.utn.4.t
southwest and baggage checked tAroG.n.
No lay-oyer checks given ~ local li,sUt-.
VI SIAttIlI
General Pass t.r.f t...
SOL HAAS. TraGlc Manager.
4 N a. A. Il A.
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'HMOND AND PETrRoUIu
sunday excuriout,in

LEAVE rEIERNLUEI ....
sos 4. d. FAST MAlL.dAly. Prfgtr ..
or Oh t'n- train between fI...
an' Washington. Th.,tIsir .>.
stop between Petersburg .4i d..
mnud.
';oo y. NJ llikOi III MAIL, daily. ..u..
lue with Richmond, Fr,I.l-..
"hc Potomac railroad r ll. f.
east ana Il also m1iln-., ...
uon VIII tAo,ap axe l... Uii.
road Tor AL points West. Ih. f
.t"l- ~ chester, C,.f.fII.
Dlr"ry', E.uh TuiiuIr-i.,..,.
thtth Jdth-nufI i.tauI - .-I.ti..
3'29 T.. NJ, IikuI GH NAlI.aIliy.r. .....
Win Richmond, Frc.rr. ,.,...
Potomac railroad fUr all t..rt. I
and West, also making r.uI...
VITA ne Chesapeake AMI Ni..I
r"d' Tor 1li points We T1.- t-
stops at Chester $50, Contra
fuilMan sleeper, on dis tiIi.
tween savannah aud Nra
!:5s \. W. FREIGHT. auly. cNccDt ~ur.,t,
BIB l.. VI, FREIGHT. daily. rNr,if. $500.
743 4. Ma e....,.....
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HOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.
+ OsT, SOME THREE WEEKS 90

i i since, a WHITE SETTER. wlh@asyS-1r
black ears, nose and legs dotted and large black
spot on side. a reward will be paid for him at
his east Main street, or Ia east Main street.
IL
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLF Eku
~ ROAD COMPANY.
l ORK-RIVER LINE

Passenger Fuirnt ali- irl-.f.. i,
daily. .lycN ~uudy "a. -rr.'..
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-28

The civil service reform professions
of the Democratic party were discussed
BY ex-Goyernor Nuycs in his speech at
Springfield, Ohio, few days ago. He
said that Senator Iendlet n might put
tue case in diplomatic Language, bat
that General Durbin Ward in his speech
at Bowling Green stated the true alii-
Jude of the Democratic party ON the
question. The latter said: "Rcpubli-
can tyranny totters 10 its fall. Close up
the ranks ar Democracy. assail the
spoilsmen and drive them from the cap
it0l. And when victory perches on the
standard of the people, and no longer
hovers over the ensign OF corruption and
fraud, we will enter the capitol in peace
full triumph, Then We will inrugurate
civil service and reforIa' II any voice
OF mine has power, We will reform
into private life the whole army of Re.
publican office holders. We will muster
out of service the hundred thousand
mercenary soldiers of the Republican
camp We have had no places for q
quarter Of a century, and our official re-
cruils may be gseep. We may, there
tore, retain drilled sergeants enough to
train our raw recruits in the routine red
tape of Office, but all the rest must CO."
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OPENING OF THE CANVASS.
splenala k.pubiIoun Rally a. Lawren

Splendid Republican Rally at Lawrence.
LAWRENCE, Sept. 21.-The Republi-
can campaign opened tonight with a
grand and enthusiastic rally at this
place. The meeting was held under
the auspices of the state central commit
tee, and was addressed by Gov st. John,
Hon. John A. Anderson, Hon. B. w.
Perkins, Hon. b. B. Peters and Hon.
Lewis Hanback,. Over 5000 persons
were present, many being in attendance
ON the fair from remote parts of the
state, making the occasion & valuable
one, which was splendIdIy utilized.
The issues, as presented By the vari-
GUS speakers, were
]. The equality of all men before the
law.
2. Sound monetary system and the
economical administration of national
finances
3. Such wise imposition of tariff
duties as shall protect American labor,
leaving the burden Oftaxation upon lux
uries.
4. The regulation of railroad freIgbis
and fares.
5. The strict enforcement of all laws
looking to the restraint of the liquor
traffic
Hon. D. C. Haskell presided oyer the
! rally, and introduced the speakers with
well chosen and timely remarks. The
Rosedale eorpet band and Topeka's No
doc club of twenty singers, led by Gen
Tom Anderson, furnished music for the
/ occasion.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-28

Topeka Capital; One of the IavoTite
arguments employed against Governor
st. John the past summer was the az
sertiOn that he WAS only seeking re-
nomination for governor in order to
strengthen himself for n contest with
Plumb for the senatoTship. We hope
that the brethren are satisfied by this
time that they mistook the man. The
truth is, as we long ago stated, and as
everything has tended TO prove, Gov
ernor st. John made the race for third
nomination reluctantly, and only be-
cause it seemed n necessity of the situa-
ton. His only object in serving another
term is to make the triumph of prohibit
ton complete and permanent in Kansas,
for the good of the state and the glory
of the party which has honored him so
conspicuously. Those who have doubt
ed this mans sincerity and unselfshness,
or called his motives in question, Will
gradually come to sec, as many have al
ready done, that he is just what his
friends claim him TO be: q man who
does right for rights sake, and is en-
titled not only TO the confidence, but
also the gratitude, Of all Kansas for his
courage, his manliness and his splendid
services a. . reGoFmer.