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Mr.. Massey says i'm his card that he is in
accord with the national Democratic party,
and that is surely all that should be re-
quired Of man who is candidate for o
national office.
We have no quarrel with Mr.. Massey
for having been Readjuster, but, on the
other hand, owe him infinite respect for
having refused to become slave OF Ma
homes caucus. Massey has more to com.
mend him in the way OF record than any
man who has ever belonged to the Read
juster party. He has Been faithful officer
in one position, and will likely be faithful
in another Ciinch- Valley NeicS.
Mr.. John II. b. Latrobe, Jr.. a promi-
nent young lawyer Of Baltimore, youngest
son OF Mr.. John ii. b. Latrobe, Sr., and
brother OF ex-Mayor f. G. Latrobe, was
seized with cramp and drowned while
bathing In the Patapsco river, at Harri-
sons Ferry BIZ, Spring Gardens, between
, and O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
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WynyrspAY, July 10, 1892.
r.,.s v,,ksrson Us. Peirce, Hale d Co.
and Others. Appeal from Circ9l. T 6"mor al
Montgomery county: Argueu Ds "S T.rr~
Walker for appellant, anu Tenc'" al time
and Judge Boiling for appellees' anu ''''''
taken to consider. rorov
Pheriby Law and Jane Law U.s. S Icy =,
B. Law. Appeal from Circuit court !o' o.,
Franklin county. Subm!ted " ?. Un n"i
for appellants and G.. T.. DENNIS ior upper
lees, and time taken to CONSIDER. p.;u,
Ira NJ. Hurts administratriEN 90. Cn,,rt
man and others. Appeal from Circut SoaI .
Of Franklin county. Dennis url''n M ~,
appellant, Tompkins for appeiiees' D's-
missed by appellant: ,.,..r,,or Go
Paisley Us. Woods administrator nc
Appeal from Franklin county. II. q n;
billiard for appellant; 7. II: Diiiaru anu
Griffin for appellees. Dismissed, on no-
ton Of appellee, for non-payment OIL COSTS
s. q. STABLES Us. s. NJ. Sloan and others.
anneal from Patrick county. Penn for
appellant. Dismissed agreed.
THURSDAY, July 90, 1882.
Langhorpe rs. Commonwealth. Az
firned, Judge Anderson reading the opln-
ION Of the Court; Judge Staples dissenting.
Gwyn g. Vaughn, &C., Us. Bryant Il Cor
nett. Writ OF error from Grayson county.
Dismissed as to Gwyn absolute. and az
frmed as to Vaughn; Judge Burks read
ing the opinion.
Brown Us. Prater. Appeal from Taze-
well county. Affirmed, Judge Christian
reading the opinion OF the court; Judge
Nn p. Il. D STd" Esq, Qualified in the
court. ..
County Of Patrick Us. Reynolds. Writ
of error from Patrick county. Heard last
year. Affirmed, Judge Burks reading the
opinion OF the court; Judge Anderson dis
scnting.
White, &C., Us. Stuart, Buchanan Il Co. ;
Robertson Us. same Stuart Il Palmer Us.
White and others. Appeal from Circuit
Court OF Washington county. Heard to-
gether last year. Affirmed in Roberts0n's
case. and i'm the other two affirmed in the
main, Judge Staples reading the opinion.
FRIDAY, July q, 1882.
Lynchburg Fire-Insurance Company rs.
West. Error from Patrick county. Ar
gued by Penn for plaintiff and by Phlegar
for defendant and time taken to consider.
Isaac Wade and others rs. p. Il. Han
cock and others. Error from Floyd county.
Argued by Penn for plaintiff and Phlegar
for defendant. and time taken to consider.
Hannah Ayres Us. Moreheads admins
TRAITOR. Appeal from Patrick county. Ly-
brook and Tompkins for appellant; Penn
for appellee. Continued for appellant.
w. II. Scott Us. Commonwealth. Peti-
ton for writ OF error to County Court OF
Culpeper county. A. NJ. Kelley for peti-
toner. Writ OF error awarded. Bond re-
quired Of $50.
Fleming saunders rs. Gregg's admins
traitor. Petition for appeal from Circuit
Court Of Danvile. :. w. Williams for APP
peIlant. Appeal awarded. Bond OF $3.50
required.
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Judge James Piper McTeer, Of the
Wythe County Court, has recently been APP
pointed TO 81, 100 clerkship in the Pension
Office at Washington, and has gone there
TO look into the legality Of his holding both
his judicial and clerical Office. Wytheuille
Dispatch.
The law Of Virginia expressly provides
that no person holding any Federal Office
shall hold an office under the State Gov
eminent. That was the law OF this State
long before 1861. Why should any
"judge" 70 to Washington TO "look into
the legality" Of violating the law Of
his own State? The law Is good
one. The Federal Government ought to
have q corresponding one. There are not
80 few persons willing to accept Office as to
render II necessary to confer two offices
upon one man--espeeially when one OF the
two Is TO be filed In Washington and the
other two hundred miles distant from that
sity. After all, we are inclined TO think
hat the Wytheyille paper is In error.
Judge McTEER must have gone to WASH
pgtop on some other business.
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THE NEW POSTAL BILL.-The House OF
Representatives passed on Saturday bill
which provides in effect 1--WE will say by
way Of illustration) that the Dispatch, or
any other paper published in Richmond,
may be sent to subscribers residing in this
city through the post-ofiice and delivered
by the letter-carriers, and that no charge
shall be made for performing this duty ex-
cept the charge Of two cents per pound re-
Quired on all secOnd-class matter. At pre-
sent the carriers are allowed to collect from
the subscriber one cent for each pa
per thus delivered. Under the new
law az it becomes a law the sub
.scriber will pay nothing. In word,
1t puts papers published in any given city
which has letter-carriers on an equality
with papers published anywhere else. AS
the law now stands, a Lynchburg or New
York, or San Francisco paper is delivered
free by the letter-carrlers in Richmond
but no paper Is delivered free in thu
city Of It's publication. The object wa
to prevent overlooking the carriers
but Us Mr.. MONEY, Of Mississippi, tn,
patron Of the bill, very well said, nobod.
who takes daily paper, morning or eve
ming, will be willing to await the move
ments Of the letter-carriers. Every maj
will want to read his morning paper Ions
before the carriers begin their rounds.
Now, let us have the postage on letter
reduced to two cents half-ounce.
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T.yNCHBURG.

- ,~c,nrp ov--rrIxEss or PASTOR =
MISREPRESENTATION P0lITlcAL-Ah-
pper M A IL-RoBBER-PERsoNAL, &C.
rCo.rs.,,onaeuce of the Richmond Dispatcn.I
toorre''''""' July "a, 1882.
rho rxecutiye Committee Of the Lynch
burg Agricultural aud Mecnanral '1c. sa.
held a meeting Saturday nignt. anu or.e n,,
mined to have a Fair IN octo3er, .nu W.
preceding the State Fair. Inc coni'l,,, -, :
appointed to solicit funds Tor tne anu Vi Tue
enterprise met with frst-rate success;
Last evening, after the conglessa''un jill -,
Court-Street church had asseI'pIcu; VIZ
was brought from the parsonage s.a' .ns
pastor, Rev. William Il. Edwards' na9 Jus.
been taken severely SICK ana couia not
ofIIciate. The announcement caused con-
siderable excitement. and when the con,
eregation was dispersed numbers repaired
10 the parsonage to ascertain the cause oI
DR.. Edwards Illness. which proved 10 DE
a bad attack OF nausea. He Is much Detter
to-day. ,.na
for the cristom-house site having expired,
the supervising architect Is expected 10
come on here in day or two for the pur-
pose OF selecting location.
The Council Committee on Finance has
placed the last Of the city per cent.
bonds-half OF them in Batiinore-at a
premium.
There was an increase OF G5,9lO pounds
i'm the sales OF tobacco last week. Inc
number of pounds sold since the opening
OF the tobacco season, 1st OF OCTOBER, Is
16,77G,S40. -.
Internal-reyenue collections for this dis
trict last week amounted to s33, OS2.&.
The Amherst county delegates in the
Republican, eadjuster Congressional Con-
yention are for Collector Rives, who Is said
TO be making a hard fight for the nomina-
ton. The delegates from Lyncbburg and
AppomattoX will favor Elliott. Campbell,
Bedford, and Rockbridge are said to be
doubtful, and both sides clam the other
counties. The pOst-otfice faction, led by
Statham, is for Elliott.
Special. Agents Henderson and Smith
have arrested William Brown, the negro
mail agent between Bedford Springs and
New London. Brown confesses to having
robbed the mail-pouch OF a registered let
ter, and, after appropriating the contents,
throwing the letter and the register In
Loving creek, where they were found by
the agents. Brown has been committed to
Jail in default OF $1,000 bail.
Major George Hoffman, superintendent
of the road department OF the Norfolk and
Western road, has moved his family from
Petersburg to this city.
A number OF Lynchburg's most charm
ing young ladies are rusticatng in the adj
Joining counties, while others are visiting
the sea-shOre and mountain resorts.
Active preparations are being made for
the reception Of the Grand Masonic bodies
in this city week after next.
Captain Thomas Whitehead is TO deliver
the annual address at the Craig-County Fair
September 14th. BEAUMONT.
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1t seems to us that the people OF Virginia
owe more OF gratitude to the Famous
Five" than any other small body Of men
in the State. They stood up against boss
ism and corruption when taken up into
high mountains and offered all the king
doms Of the world for their service. They
adhered to principle under the heaviest
temptations that flesh Is heir to. Now,
ought not these men, In their own behalf
and for the Observation-Disclosures they
represent, be entitled TO select one con-
gresham? II 80, who would they prefer
TO John 4. Massey! This Is one way to
put CWnch- Valley Nees.
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MinncsOta's Growing CrOps.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, July 23.-In 1881 the
wheat yield per acre was nearly eleven
bushels, and the total crop 32, 266, $40 BUSH
els. The crop outlook is so much more
favorable this year that it Is believed the
yield per acre will reach sixteen or seven
teen bushels, making the total crop in 1892
about AZ, 900, 900 bushels. Minnesota's corn
crop this year will not exceed last years.
about 100000 bushels. Barley will pro-
badly 90 to 5000, 900 bushels, against 1000.
600 last year; oats, 26,O00,O0O, agains 20
0OO. 900.
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The Busy BQe.

1t is pleasant study Of nature to stand
by beehive on summer day and watch
the industrious little creatures as they do
their best in the honey business. Pleasant
study is, however, suddenly changed to
bowling despair il a few bees happen to
take a notion to sting the student Of nature.
Some bees stung Chiei-ofPolice III. A..
Drew, OF Burlington, Vermont. His cheek
swelled to prodigious size and he suffered
frightfuly. PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-kILLER
afforded speedy relief. The swelling went
down in a few hours and he was soon able
to be on duty. People who go near bees
ought to have "PAIN-KILLER always at
hand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M MUST BE SOLD!

| We have made further reductions IN prices Of all
SUMMER GOODS in order to close them out a.
we do not believe In carrying goods over, but pre-
fer giving buyers the benefit Of cheap goods ia We
season.
Our assortment is complete In NUNS YELLING
| and all light weight and styles Of W0RsTED
DRESS GOODS, 20 10 46 inches wide. 1910.
| up;
EMBROIDERED MUsLINs, INDIA LINENS,
| and all kinds Of WHITE GOODS;
SUMMER SILKS, MOIREs, sURAHs, RIA
DANES, sATINs. SATIN DE LYON. BRO
| CADE SILKS, &c.-aIl shades
| SUMNER CAssIMEREs and FLANNELs Zoe
| less than cost:
The best NAPKINS, TOWELS,
and slIEETTNGs;
I5c. GINGHAMs reduced 20 Zoe. per yard
Hundreds OF PARAsOLs, cheaper than ca, Of
manufactures;
| Immense lot of ULSTERS, 75c up-perfect-dliiLg
styles;
l2hc. LAWNS reduced 20 81, s1i 10 s., 90 20 DC.
| per yard;
GAUZE UNDERWEAR to be sold regardless Of
value:
Our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS are warranted
best quality;
4 full line of BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
GRAPE, and MOURNING MATERIAL;
81 SILK BROCADED GRENADlNE al 75c.;
75c. quality for 50c.;
The largest and ncaiest Assortment Of LACES bY
the yard or piece;
SWISS, NAINsOOK, and HAMBURG EMBlIplD-
ERIEs:
COLLARETTES, FICHUS,
LINEN COLLARS, TIES,
FANS. SILK MiITS,
GLOVES, KIDS,
HOSIERY. CORSETS.
RIBBONS, BELTS,
GIRDLEs, SATCHELS,
RUCIilNG-, and
DESIRABLE ARTICLES IN general;
MATTiNGs And OL-CLOTlIS-Bestg ood- only
AT anc below cost.
Our force Is sufficient 10 ensure all customer. 49,
ing waited oh promptly. Call AZ
TnALIIINER BROTHERS.
50l Broad corner Finn >tn,L.
~ 23-Su, Tu&Th
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CrOD Prospects i'm Ohio.

COLUMBUS. July 23.-Secretary Chamber
lain. of the Ohio Board OF Agriculture,
gives the following estimates, condensed
from 1,120 reports received from township
correspondents on July 10Th and 2lst. The
yield of fruit is compared with the full
crop Of July, 1880; that Of other crops with
that OF July OF last year: Wheat. l04 per
cent., or 80, 2S3 bushels, against 1881 900
bushels last year; corn, 30 per cent, or
&C, 800. 900 bushels, against Ii,000,O00,
bushels in 1881 and 1Oj,500,0 900 bushels
in 1880; barley, 80 per cent; oats,
1I2 per cent; timothy hay, 13l per cent;
clover, 81 per cent. pastures, l23 per
cent. potatoes. 1877 per cent. tobacco, 81
per cent. apples, 81 per cent; pears, 40
per cent; peaches, 80 per cent. and
grapes, 81 per cent The crop OF corn,
although 80 per cent. of that OF last year,
is only 60 per cent. of full crop, even
with good weather from now. On June
the yield Of apples promised &C per cent,
but they have fallen badly and are still fall
ing, and may make quarter OF crop.
The weather has been fine for the past
week, and the wheat is nearly all harvested
in prime condition. The barley is plump
and the straw bright. Oats are beginning
to rust somewhat. The weather now is fine
for corn and oats.
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ST. LOUIS, NO.. July 23.-C. A. WIZARD,
banker and q large grain-deales OF 'u, noL
boro', Ill.,, has been missing ~. a,"sod
past, and yesterday his bank was c,o SCI.
A large crowd Of farmers ana o.ne,s WI. wiz
had money on deposit made serious Inrea' :
against the safety Of the officers unless |,
Committee appointed by them was allo ,W,.,,
To examine the affairs OF the concern: ms
committee reported that the Liabilities OF
the bank were about $4,000, ana tne
assets estimated at $4,000. These assets
are believed to be exaggerated, and 1t Is
thought the depositors will receive very
small part of their funds. Cotton ana
other speculations are said to be the cause
NJ tho failure
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The sum OF $4,000 has been appropriated
by the United States Government to build
courthouse in Abingdon, and all
through the agency of William Mahone.-
Exchange.
"Not by darned sight," says the
Abingdon Virginian. Then, after telling
how the bill came to be passed, it adds:
"Here through the energy and ability of
Colonel Fulkerson and Captain Paul the
bill was gotten through. So il may be
seen that it was not call through the
agency of William Mahone.'
"Some things are 'done through the
agency of William Mahone,' but bear in
mind not 'all by long shot,"
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DEATHS.

Died. Of consumption. on Monday, July "a,
1882, at 1875 O'Clock l.. NJ, Mrs. OCTANlA l..
MUNDY, wife Of George A. Mundy. and daughter
of James and Octavla Blackburn, In the twenty
fourth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her parents
residence. No. 20S east Leigh street, THIS Tues
day) AFTERNOON at . O'Clock. Friends and
acquaintances of the family are invited to attend.
Died. July oath, at II o'clock \. NJ, CHARLES
HENRY, infant child of OTIS +. and Helen c.
Manson -
He viii be buried from their residence THIS
MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
Died. at his residence 1907 east Main street. at
6:l5 l.. u. sunday. July %, $50, Captain BEN
JAAlIN BRAGG, IN the sixty-third year Of his
age.
His funeral viii take place from his late resi-
donce. No. 1907 Main street. THIS Tuesday
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. Friends and acluaint-
ances are invited 10 attend without further notice.
Died, on the oath instant at the residence Of her
parents, NELLIE BOWMAN. infant daughter of
X. {. and >. l.. Bowman; aged eight days. y
Died. on the 23d instant at the residence Of her
parents, 1914 west Cary street, NELLIE FEAR,
The infant child Of William {. and Cphelia Ferr;
aged seven months and eighteen days.
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THE CAMPAIGN BEGUN.-John S. Wise
opened the campaign here Monday with Il
wO-and-a-half-hours speech, in which he
presented the cause Of his party in as able
a manner as it could well be done. Not
withstanding his coming had been trump
eted abroad over the county, so small q
crowd has not been seen in Marion on
court.day for many day.-.Marion Con-
SerUdtire,
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A Young Girls DelusiOn.

FORT WAYNE, ND, July 23.-Miss Flora
Tillman, aged sixteen, living with her sis
ter, Mrs. d. ii. Shaw, of this city, attempt
ed suicide last evening by cutting her
throat from ear to ear with a razor. When
asked why she committed the act she said
that her father, who died four years ago,
had appeared to her and called her to come
TO him. She cannot recover.
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Professor ROdes Massie Elected TO u
PrOfcssOrship in the University Of
Tennessee.

tennessee.
Knoxville Tribune. 21st.J
The Board of Trustees Of the University
Of Tennessee convened at O'Clock A. NJ.
Thursday for the purpose OF electing pro-
fessor OF English and Modern Languages
to ill the chair vacated by the resignation
Of Professor JoyneS. and professor OF
Agriculture, Horticulture, and Botany, to
succeed Professor McBryde. whose re-
signation takes effect September the 1st
prOXimo.
The chairman Of the Executive Commit
tee presented report from said committee
recommending Professor Rodcs Massie, OF
Richmond (Va.) College, for the chair OF
English and Modern Languages. The re-
port was received, and upon motion OF
Judge Andrews, seconded by Judge Tenn
pie, adopted. Professor Massic was de-
clared elected,
Colonel White presented the testimonials
OF Professor John W. Glenn, OF Jefferson,
Jackson county, Ga, and placed his name
in nomination for the chair OF Agriculture.
Horticulture, and Botany. MessrS. ARM
strong and Temple seconded the nOmna-
ton. The vote being taken, Professor
Glenn was declared unanimously elected.
Professor Massc is native Of Virginia,
is a graduate OF the University at LeXing-
ton, also OF the University OF Virginia. He
afterwards spent some years In Europe
periecting himself in his knowledge Of the
French and German languages. He was
subsequently, for several years, 4 professor
in Washington and Lee University, and is
at present professor OF Modern Languages
in Richmond College. He bears the repu-
tation OF a ripe scholar, Il skilful. efficient,
and popular teacher, and withal genial
companion and an accomplished gentleman.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY Va
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE l>T.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CHARGES:

Per 80
Per month tOf thirty ysl................. so 90
Two months or more cach..".........-..... 30 90
Take branch railroad At Goshen. Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. for SPRING. ONLY tmrty-hyo miu-
utes' ride through beautiful and picture ~lue Nl-
lev to the grsdt fD1ntdtR u bedHh. The entire
premises have undergone thorough aud complete
repairs. placing the property a. second io DO
watcring-placc In this country. home Tor ID.
invalid. Amuscmcnts OF every description for
those seeking recreation and pleasure Fine hunt
ing and fishing. cordial virginia Wclconr wl.
he extended 10 all, and everything possible done o.
make our guests comfortable. satisfied. 1rl happy.
EUGENE q. PElTON,
myi lam General Manager,
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EOBB'S ISLAND, Va.
~ THE ONLY sEA>iDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

Tic finest and safest Of suli-batling.
Ocean. channel. aud ,har,-h-dng and snip
shooting.
TERMS. 50 per day. sl2 pcr week. no Ter
month.
Route from old Point by steamer Northampton
10 Chcrrv9tOuc every Monday. Wednesday. and
Friday. The Baltimore and ,,hing'on steamers
make close connection wiui tne Northampton-
Address j. !. SPADl'
e. l-2m Proprietor.
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Mr.. MASSEY announces in another column
his appointments to speak for the next
month. We do not know whether his OPP
ponent will meet him at any of those ap-
DOintmentS or not
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "C,"l
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
n COMPANY, ATTENTION As y
" sembe at your armorY WEDNESDAY q
NIGHT at $50 O'Clock for drill and business. ~
Every man must be present, rs important bu- II
ness connected with the encampment at The Grecn-
brier White sulphur Springs viii Ice transacted.
BY order W. ID. DAVIS. Captain.
~ 25-lt G. HALL, First Sergeant
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
UYGFIN HOTEL

lIlGtlA HOTEL
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. open A'l
the year Equal 10 any hotel iu Tho United stale.
surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing boating. i.h-
mghnd driving specially .tiIaciiyc. Pre- mln,uiy
resort for southern people. Term, l,>s for equal
accommodations than any resort iu th" country.
Climate free from malaria. aud for insomnia truly
won d'riul IN il .opOrnc effect -cud for circular
describing hygiene aGyant1 gc>. oic.
HAREi>ON PIiWBI>.
my l4-3m Proprietor.
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Mr.. STEPHENS is in Georgia what Mr..
SEYMOUR is in New York. Both are, as
The Nation would say, "Sages." But
there is n difference between them. Mr..
SEYMOUR resists all solicitations to accept
office, and remains constant in his refusal,
whilst Mr.. STEPHENS, we think, never de-
clines any position rendered him. Mr..
SEYMOUR may be said to have refused the
office of President OF the United States !;
for there can, we suppose, be no reason for
doubling that he would have been nomi-
mated at Cincinnati in 1880 il he had not
positively declared that he would not ac-
cept the nomination; nor much reason to
doubt that he would have carried New
York and been elected. Mr.. STEPHENS,
however, having been rebel. can never
be nominated for President or Nice-Presi-
dent of the United States.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w VA.ARE NOW OPEN AND READY 10
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlet -
be had of Purcell, Ladd & co.. Polk Miller, lri
John Blair druggists. Richmond. or Of tn jrY-
priet0r. This I, the most delightfg warm .u lur-
bath temperature, 90 dcgrecsl IN the world.
an 3O-3m JOHN l.. EUBANk.
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The Second and Fourth Districts.

Mr.. DEZENDORF is in the field in the Sc
cond district. He will receive large
vote whether large enough to elect him
or not, we cannot foretell. OF course, he
NAV be defeated. But all the same he will
run. And he and his friends must know
that to allow Captain WISE to run as the
only Republican candidate for congressman
at large will cut down his (Nlr. DEzEN-
DORF's) vote by thousands, as the negroes
cannot be expected to vote for both WISE
and DEzENDORF. There must be Straight
out Republican running for congressman
at large and his name must be on DEzEN.
DORIS ticket.
We set it down as certain that either
,JORGENsEN or some one else will run as q
Strmghtout Republican in the Petersburg
district. Like the Norfolk district, it con-
tains too many Republican voters to he
quietly turned over to the CoSlitionists.
In those two districts alone there ought
to be ten thousand Straightout Republican
votes cast next November. They will
serve as a nucleus for the upbuilding Of
new Republican party in Virginia.