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Leaders.

Leaders.
onc % or Lynchburg contemporaries
seems 10 regret that the Democratic party
h,sno leader in the General Assembly, nor
before the people, nor In the press 10
whose banner the voters viii rally
Bni there arc always leaders Tor party
which has distinctive and wcll-deined prin-
sin,es. When the creed is adopted, Its
promulgators are never lacking Inc
trouble /. that the present may be time
when a, least in Virginia parties are in
transition state, and therefore the men who
have heretofore been Conservatives arc not
.urc but new alignment OF the voters il
10 take place.
Certainly II il time that all sectional ISSUES
were buried out OF sight. Certainly, TOO.
Il is time that we in Virginia had ceased TO
divide upon The debt question. The
speeches made in the House OF Delegates
on TUESDAY furnish abundant evidence that
this latter fact Is recognized by the Demo-
Gratis In that body. As 10 the former, the
indications are that the next contest Tor ;he
presidency will not be fought upon see
tional issues, but upon politico-economical
ones. The voters may divide in that con-
test upon the issue OF tariff for protec-
lion. All OF the old Wings were protec-
iive-tariil advocates, and though those OF
Them here in Virginia have for years been
known rs Conservatives. or Conservative
Democrats. vet this Is no proof that they
- arffh M ~
10 speak for them at present! We GER
iainly claim no such right. We speak only
for ourselves when We ask for the protcc-
ton of Virginia industries.
Or parties may divide upon the question
Of abolishing the lnternal-Revcnue De
partmcnt OF the National Government.
We have favored this measure: but surely
We cannot speak for the entire Conserya-
five party OF Virginia. There are doubt
less many persons in Virginia who are in
favor Of retaining the highest possible tax
upon all sorts Of liquors. Perhaps there
are some who wish the tax on tobacco to
bc continued. We know not.
How are the people of Virginia divided
unOn the lOcai-Oploh question! 10 70"
know? VIII YOU call for Democratic lead
ors either to oppose or to advocate the re-
fusal to grant licenses 10 sell liquors: Ii
not, why not:
These are mere illustrations; but they
serve TO bring out our idea.
The great dividing line between the
Democratic party and it, opponents has
ALWAYS been the totally divergent views OF
the two parties as to the powers OF the
Federal Government. II the next prcsi-
DENTAL election shall turn upon this issue,
ALL or nearly all. the Conservatives OF Nir-
einia. we take il, viii side with the Nj
rional Democratic party. Let this be the
railying cry. and see how soon leaders Will
appear in every county in Virginia. But
until there is well-deiined issue before the
people. there j. no need for any more or
better leaders than we have. We have
been fighting for years upon the debt ques-
ton. We have concluded to have no more
contentious on that subject. Let W., then,
wait until a new issue is presented to us
before we clamor to be led into battle.
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Horrible Crime.

A ToUNG FEMALE TEACHER BRUTALLY ~
sArLTED AND MURDERED N SCHOOL,
HOUSE.
RICHMOND. lND., February 2S.-On OPEN
ing the door OF the country school-houSc
situated one mile north OF Salem, Adams
county, this State, thi, morning. some chill
Grcn discovered the teacher, Miss Emma
Numbers. lying on the floor with one arm
cut of, her tongue torn out. and her neck
pinned to the flooring with a large dirk
knife. \ subsequent examination show
ed that she had been brlItally assault
ed after desperate struggle, and
thai she had then been stabbed to death
with the knife. Before leaving her a,sail-
ants (aS it j. believed that one man did not
commit the deed alone had cut her tongue
out TO make sure that she would not re-
cover and dNulgc their names. After the
last blow the knife was left i'm her neck.
the point passing nearly through the boards
in the floor. 4 search was at once insti-
tuted, but the perpetrators have not vet
been discovered. The SchoOl-hou,e stands
on a low, swampy piece OF land,
which divides the waters OF the ~.
Lawrence from those OF the Mississippi, one
passing off through the Wabash aud the
other through the st. Mary river. The
county is comparatively undcyelopcd. \
few miles TO the east. i'm Paulding county,
Ohio. there i scarcely a break in The
forest. and an old and strongly-organizcd
band OF hOr>c-theyes make their head
quarters in il. They have many coniedc-
rates, and it j. believed that some Of
them are the guilty parties. Mis-, Num-
bcrs left her boarding place early to
build the fire before the children
arrived. and when she opened the door
she was confronted by the men who took
her life. They did their work quickly. and
were gone before the first child turned into
the road that leads to the schOol-houSc.
Miss Numbers was about eighteen years
old. and the daughter OF one OF the leading
merchants Of Decatur, the county-,cat,
where she graduated in the public schools
last spring. She is described as having
been a very pretty girl, and the object Of
much attention from the young men OF her
native place, where She was highly re-
Spcctcd.
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A Railroad RunOr.

A rlImor is current that Mr.. Vanderbilt
is to replace Mr.. Gowen az president OF the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad at the
next annual election, and that in the mean
time the Philadelphia and Reading will
come under control of the New York Cen
tral. In this event il is stated that the
Lehigh Valley Company would be obliged
to build new road from Bethlehem to
Philadelphia, since the control of the
Reading by the New York Central would
shut them out Of Philadelphia. In con-
nection with Mr.. Vanderbilt and the Read
ing road, il Is SAID that Mr.. Vanderbilt Is
determined TO have al independent line TO
New York for the Reading road by CON-
pletlng the link between New York and
Bound Brook.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, March !, 1882.
SEN ATE,

NGN N
MFR. woop called the Senate to ord" NJ
ii O'Clock.
Mr.. HuRr introduced bill authorizing
the county OF Pittsylvania TO sell ITS STOCK
in the Virginia Midland Railroad Com-
pany. Put OF calendar.
Mr.. HHAroS's bill to repeal the charter
of the Baltimore, Cincinnati and western
Railway Company was reported without
amendment.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. UrAToS: Resolution requesting
the Superintendent OF Public Instruction
10 furnish statement Of amount paid each
county in the State for free-schooi pur-
noses since the adoption OF the present
Constitution.
Nv MIR. MARTIN: Petition OF Hofheimer,
Son az Co. and others TO alter ana aiheno
Acts of fs7g-SO, In regard to time OF pay
ment of bills Of exchange, negotiable
notes, dc.
The Rcadjustcr candidates nominated
for county jadgeships were elected.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met ut II o'clock-Speakcr
FOWLER in the chair.
RE.ORrEp FROM COMMITTEES
House bill requiring the tmbcrmen OF
Buchanan county TO brand or mark their
saw-logs.
Uouse bill to authorize the trustees OF
Nelson chapel, in the county OF Fairfax, TO
sell and convey church property.
House bill TO amend and recnact certain
sections of the law for the protection oil
fish i'm certain waters OF the Common
wealth.
= INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. II. ANDERSON: A bill to cOmpen-
safe John III. TaliaferrO, OF Hanover coun-
~. for the capture and return OF an cs-
capped convict TO the pcnitentiary.
Bv Mr.. MuNYoRD: A bill to enable the
Board OF Supervisors OF Pittsylyania c0un-
ty to sell the Virginia Midland Railway
stock owned by said county.
PASSED.
House bill No. 81, for the relief OF John
II. Cassin and others. Senate amendments
agreed TO.
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
At o'clock the House proceeded to the
execution OF the joint order for the election
Of certain judges. The following county
Judges were elected:
Prince William County: Charles G.
IIowisOn.
Carroll County: Isaac Webb.
Flovd County: VI. c. Dickerson.
Henry County: n. ii. Hairston.
Goochland County: James NJ. Tricc.
Russell County: j. W. McBroom.
The Democrats refused TO make nomina-
tons for the iudgc,hips of Prince Will
liam, Carroll. Floyd, and Russell counties,
holding that there were no vacancies to be
filed.
At O'Clock the Speaker, after an
nouncing that The further consideration OF
the joint order was postponed until |
O'Clock tomorrow, vacated the chair until
1870 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Night Session.
The entire time Of the night session was
consumed il the consideration OF senate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT CHAMPAGNE.

just receiving direct from FRANCE fresh lot
of CHAMPAGNE Of the following brands
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY,
PORE IMPERIAL,
MhXIMWOOD. and
PREMIERE SEBRE.
These WINES were especially put mp for me,
aud are Of very superior quality.
Also, constantly on hand
MUMM, HEIDSIECK. AND RODERER CARTE
BLANCHE.
o. CRAM. No. II Governor street.
In addition 10 the above IMPORTED WINES,
also keep the Urhana Wine COmpany's liam
mondsport New York; EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL, the best American Wine on sale.
NH 2-lm
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~ GOING FAST.
DON'T LET THE OPPORTUNITY PASS. As
SUCH \ CHANCE TO PURCHASE CHEAP
GOODS MAY NOT OCCUR AGAIN
IN MANY YEARS.

SO 90 at once to the GREAT SALE OF GOODS
from the big New York fire. and YOU will find the
following articles at The lowest prices you yer saw
The stock now being offered 4, Of such good, rs
were saved in a sound condition:
TABLE DAMASK for table-cloths, from zoe. 20
s1.17 per yard
TURKEY-RED TABLE DANAsK in all quail
ties;
Io-i and 1914 BAINsLEY LINEN SHEET
ING;
ID PILLOW-CASE LINEN;
HUCKABACK. DANfhsK. and CRASH TOW
ELS In all qualities:
BLEACHED, UNBLEACHED, CREAM. and
TURKEY-RED NAPKINS:
WOOL. LINEN, and TURKEY-RED TABLE
COVERS:
STRIPED SHIFTING. BED-TICK,
sHEETINGs. SIIiGTINGS. aud PILLOW-CA-
SINGS:
CROC KET, NARSEiLLES, and BRIDAL
QUILTS;
LINON DE DACCA, VICTORIA LAWN;
PIQUE, STRIPED, and CHECKED MUSLINS;
HOSE and HALg-HOsE;
IIENsTITCHED. COLORED BORDER. and
PLAIN-BOEDER HhNDkLRCHlEFN:
EMBROIDERED PIANO-COVERS:
LACE and NOTTINGHAM Tides from &c. 10
-:
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN SCAEFS and TIES {;
CRASH TOWELLING. all pure linen. AZ 81, :.
s.. !, and &c. per ward;
REMNANTS OF COTTON DIAPER. &C., Sc.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMllEE
WEAR RECEIVED DAILY.
Buy q box Of WARDS BORAX TOILET 80 ~.
the best and cheapest yet offered.
LEVY BROTHERS.
fe2S 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
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The South Carolina delegation in the
Congress have been interviewed by the cor
respondent OF the Charleston NerS and
Courier on the tariff question. There i Il
general desire for revision Of the tariff.
and for ga tariff for revenue with Incl
dental production" Representative Till
man Is the exception. He hates the inter-
nal-reyenue law so much be is willing to
increase the present tariff Wilmington
Star.
Mr.. TILLnAN represents the southern
people generally, we suppose. The in-
iernai-revenue system is by far the worst
thing in existence in this country that can
be got rid OF by legislation. However,
there need be no contention between him
and his colleagues OH these questions; for
IL the internal-reyenue system is abolished,
il will be absolutely necessary to have a
= tariff for revenue with incidental pro-
lectiOu"
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DEATHS.

Died. al his residence in denrico county. on
Monday. with an affection OF the throat. WIN
STON 'EACllO. in the twenty-sccond year of his
age.
lie leaves a wife and child and 4 devoted mother
to mourn their loss.
Weep not. dear mother, for your dear son.
For God has thought II best
To take him from this world of woe
TO one of heavenly ret.
Dear mother wife, and child goodbye. goodbye;
| am going home 20 yOudcr sly:
And, when days and year. have past,
NAV We an meet in Heaven IL last.
His funeral viii take place TODAY Thursday,
at hi residence. NJ O'clock L. VI. Friends II The
family are respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA, }
February %, 1889.
70 the Editor of The Dispatch;

10 the Editor of the Dispatch:
The annexed slip from the Philadelphia
Times of this day sustains your position in
reference TO certain matters in Virginia.
Judge Turnkey is one Of Pennsylvania
most eminent jurists, and is without qucs-
ton right in his dissent from the opinion
Of his associates; but that opinion. being
the opinion and decree OF the Court, q. e.,
OF the majority Of the court,) is, although
wrong and in conflict with the Constitu-
ton, conclusive OF the question. The
Supreme Court OF 4 State, not the Legisla-
lature, is the only body that ir the last re-
sort can pass on the constitutionality OF a
law. Very respectfully,
CHARLES HARRIS.
Judge Turnkey dissents from the OPT
Mon OF his associates on the Supreme
bench respecting the legislative salary
question. He believes that salary means a
fixed sum, and does not include lot Of
perquisites and per diem allowances. This
Is the opinion OF many OF the ablest men,
bers Of the Constitutional Convention, but
the decision OF the majority OF the bench
confirms the law rather than the Constitu-
ton.
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The Norfolk Ledger says Of Mr. Coyk-
LIMO that probably his action in declining
TO be party to the eight to seven transac-
ton, whereby TILDEN was defrauded Of
The presidency, has more to do with HoAR's
opposition than personal dishonesty.
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DISSOLUTION.


GOSHEN. February 22. l~@2.
The firm of MASON. RIENtIART & WlChES
and GEORGE r. WlCkES * CO., contractor.
Q. this day dissolved by mutual consent Z. Z. VI n
son * Co. c0mpo,cdof q. K. Mason. :. ID. GOurh.
". \. Rienharf. n. =. Mason. =. e.. Mason. and
Charles J.. Hoge, viii continue the con'ractat East
river.
Persons having claims against g. +. Wickc- AZ
Co. win present Them to -. ID. GOOCIl, ~taunioN,
Va. and persons having claim, against Mason,
Ricghart S Wicics VIII present them % ". a.
RlENHART. East River po,t-ofcc. Va.
&. z. MASON.
". 4. RIENHART.
f. oG-lm GEORGE 4. MIChE~.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. ON The goth February, 1882. 10y the
Rev. W. G.. Walden. Mr.. j. HERBERT MCDON-
MID 10 Miss LAURA ID. SNEAD; both % his
city.
Married. by The Rev. \. ". Weddcl, ID. D.. Feb
ruary %. 1892, WILLIAM o. BURTON and x.
DOVE HANCOCK; both of Richmond. No
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An invaluable strcngthcner for the
nerves, muscles, and digestive organs. pro-
ducing strength and appetite, Is Browns
Iron Bitter.
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MEETINGS..

a,ONS OF ST. GEORGE-SiR WAL
- TER RALEIGH LODGE, No S3.-A regular
lodge meeting will take II zee q. their ball. corner
Of sixth md Marshall streets. on THURSDAY
EVENING MKT, Marcn I'd. 30 z o'clock, when
fun and prompt attendance viii be necessary On
order 10 consider the due. and benefits of the so
ciety. WALTER l.. IllGiIAM.
NH lit
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An enrichcr Of the blood and purifier OF
the system; cures lassitude and lack Of
energy; such Il Browns Iron Ditters.
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We have Biockwood'S Ediaba'gh Maya
i,s for February.
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We. GEORGE LEE. FRANK POTTS. and f.
\. -AI NDI.I~. all of the ciiy or fichmnud' IN
the STATE of Virginia, have this day formed -ucc b
ami iimiled co partnership o. conduct. n the CITY
az Richmond, Va. and the city OF Chicago. III .
tlc GENERAL PROVISION BUSINESS, under
the hrm-namc and STYLE of LEE & POTTS. Rich
moud. Va. and POTTS ~ LEE, Chicago. Illinois.
J.. \. >Ai NDERS is the special. 6leltGE LEE
and FRANZ POTI- thC general partners.
The special partner ha, contributed in cash Poe
sum OF $4,000 I- hi, mput iu tlc partnership.
the term of which s. 10 De ave years from January
!. ISs2.
Witness our hand and seal, this llih day Of
February. s. -. 1852.
GEORGE LEE, l~FAt-I
FRANZ POTTS. i~EAL.I
T.. \. SAUNDERS. l>EAL.l
NoteQ ~ Tirgiait, Cityof EicimoH9-toirU:
I. William 4. Allen. notary public for The city
aforesaid. in the state OF Virginia. DO certify tnai
Gc0rgc Lee. Frank Potts, and L.. \. saunders.
whose nantes are signed to the above writing.
bearing date the lth Of fcurult. 1850. have Ic-
kn0wicdgcd the same before mc, in nay said city.
and DO farther certify Thar George lee and r..
Potts This day made olth before me that the said
T.. a. Sander, ha. actually pad into The linn
above mentioned the stun of 100000 in cash.
Given under my hand tli., llth DAY of ttUru-
airy. 1852. WILLIAM I. ALLEN.
ir l2-Gw Notary Public.
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Might Session.

The entire time Of the night session was
consumed in the consideration of Senate
bill No. 129, TO provide new charter for
the city OF Portsmouth.
The bill was amended and ordered TO be
aY, oeroS.pd
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PROi'OS AIS.

'' -.t,.f.,, C1,l,sl.
N.''' ''''' "''' f,.ll. r5 2O. i---. ]
GEAIED 'oHNLS IN, u,,,ii.
', , W. ,,,r' ~ ,l r.at t. G.oIsa Ilrn
rna' "Lirh ie, ,i",,n g. ,"n ~ r N.n'.
pain .a.lr,alI andrcc 'y of nirmioFha.n =. '.
igr,'n .,,.,.I, y, , ,.Nr.,d ani bsmiir tN.-
SION Company 200 ., oac. ~; oq R,i,h
.I.y1f N,1ri. lss5.a i.' h o'ciacL ~.
1hr comi7ny r'-'r'e' 'Ae FtN' '' ''l''' '
" ,rro''5'..- and specification. may bo -,u.f.
"ilge,o' %, company ." .''''.'' ''..''
Tpou application ai the oHco, OFF &C. conn
vui ~, ,Iy,n io pIrlI,, Wishing o. ,Ntn...
uue. r. ~. itNifi H.. , ......., i'''.
f.2j-ilii
...
RICHMOND Va February i''
- ''.''''''
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ANUSENENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH -.
TIE CELEBRATED
MILBl'E COMIC OPERA COMPANY
~ TliEfE
3f2D PERFORMANCE
or
AUDEAN'S MOST CliAEMING AID AMI ~lNt'
WORK.
TIE NASCOTTF,
~ PRODUCED BY THIS COMPANY
FOR OVER
100 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK.
SAME GREAT ORIGINAL CAST, COST MES,
AND
APPROPRIATE SCENERY.
GRAND CHORUS BY \ FULL CORPS
or
TRAINED AUNILLARlE>.
BRIGHT DIALOGUE. SPARKLING MUSIC.
TEE MING WITH
Ft'S AND jOLLlIlh-.
IN EVENING OF ANU SEMEN FOR MI.
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FANCY GOODS.

- T L Y L y :
HAS OPENED DURING TIE WEEA
Now design, in sILYER-PLArED FANCY
GOODS;
The hand-omc,t PICKLE->rAND wc h''.
shown at$l:
few NEW DECORATIONS n TIN >ft-;
4 lot of HEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WASH-BAslNs, CALENDARS. SPICE
BONES, s0AP-HOLDtR~, g.;
4 lrg, invoice Of EOCKlNG-CiINiI'>,L an.-
-ome,y upholstered, al ,e,y low prices;
ruu.DRrN's CHAIRS. TABLE-CHAIR>,
NURSING-CHAR~. &C.
More Of that ELEGANT CREAM-LAlD NOTE
PAPER, sellingat ljc. rcr lulrc or paeh-'u7
wcll worth 2jc.
NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
STEVENS.
tIs sos Broad street.
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DEUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

4 'AlNNl ~ ! IL w, ~ II III
~ RIA. TYPllOID-FENEE. &C.
BLAIR's CHLORAL TIINMOL PROPllYLAC-
TIC AND DlSiNFECTANT
destroys The germs of contagious disease, In ac.
cordance with ,hc latest teachings Of science. It.
usc Is simple. harmless, and agreeable. II T. en-.
uloycd 10y some of Our 9blc,t physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets,
Price. DOC. a bottle. mob
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DISSOLUTBONs d PARTNERSHIFS.
DISSOLITION or PARTNERSHIP.

The drm of GOODMAN & BOCDAR I, dix
solved as Of This date boy mutual consent \. B.
GOODllAN take, the asset, Of thc concern and l.-
,unc. US liabilities. \. Il. GOODM N.
MARCH !, 1852. II. y. BOUDAR.
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ASSETS.
of
am
upon which nor hn one year Interest," due
clne
...
tall. .-.
Value e
:. . o.. " y. Dbl.
l''ot''
r,,, 81. In, 90 .att - 9s06550
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Pirtr, having claims against the firm Of GOOD
MAN 4 iSOIDAR will please present them
promptly AZ tho office. No. 20 south thirteenth
Street; and those who owe the irm viii pleas" call
there and settle Tho stock of goods viii Doe sold
On rapidly IN cost and ldbitlc, met ri the earliest
practicable moment.
NH 2-it 4. L. GOODMAN.
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NOTICE. -THE CN-PARTNERSHIl

NOTICE. -TIIE COMPREHENSIVE
y composed Of Alex ndcr Dick and Alexander
Watson. under the firm and -tylc0f DICK Il VAT
sos. Butchers. at 4O2 wc,' Broad street. Rich
mond. was dis-oiycd by mutual consent on the sth
daS of January, 1852. IN persons indebted 'o
said concern viii make payment % Alexander
Dick and all persons having claims against aid
firm VIII present them % Alexander Dick. corner
Cherry and Albemarlc streets, for payment.
ALEXANDER DlCh i~eall,
mh 2-ItF ALEXANDER WATSON l~ealI.
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,,,ru Is MIGHTY aud ha- prevailed
triumph u llOr HltTtEs'
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GEORGE LEE, 1>FAL.I
gRANh POTTS. i~EtL.I
T.. 4. SAUNDERS. l>EAL.I
SEMBNG-rsSIliAD.

VHEPEoPLE APPRECIATE MERIT
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
VIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRiEND.

THOMAS VI ALFIIEND & son. Inv
GENERAL AGENTS SOUTHEASTERN DEPARTMENT.
FIRE ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA
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Usual prices. sale of seat, open, TUESDAY
MORNING al : O'Clock. f. 2--3t-
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.
CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

I OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
IL FOR DISINFECTiNG
EED-CLOTIIES AND CLOTHING OF TIE
SIC k-ROOM.
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SrtrE
coRroHATED CITIES o ALL IH STOCKS AND N>
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-25

An adverse report was ordered upon the
bill to regulate commerce between States
pertaining to commercial travellers. The
bill declared inteI ference with CONNIE rcial
travellers selling goo!s by sample in different
States to be a misdemeanor, on the ground
that the United States Supreme Court has
pronounced laws imposing lax, ETC., uron
such travellers to be unconstitutional.