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: TTaNrABrr COMPOUND.
Ia a Positlve Cure


for oil those Pnintal ComplaiatS and StiSn.
" Soeomraon to our best fetsnie popIitss n ~, r,,,
civil, cure entirely the worst form OF Female oou,-
plaint, Il, ovarian troubles 1nfamncSn ana 0,ue,
ton, Mailing and Dirplacsments, and tho Sonseduen
snir.I weakness and ia particularly adapte@ 70 'no
Change OF Life. ... ~ ~, s,;
n win dissolve and expel tumoro fE"n the ueerusN
an carly stage OF development. The TENDENCY hoca
c.rous thero checked yory specify by aus use
It removes faintneSS atulency' destroys All Gowns
Po tiunnts and relieves weakness or the sto1nacn.
~ o,ros n1oatIng Headaches, EoryoLa Pfostration'
General Debility sleeplessness, Depression ana Anot~
gesHon. ,,. ,.ssS rvasof,ts
on boctache is always permanently cured pJ hs uso
1t viii at all times end under oil circumstance
tbe cure Of Kidney Complaints OF either sex TINS
Compound Is unsurpassed. -,v,c,,rADTr COM.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE Ol.C Ovnn-
POUND Is prepared at 2aa and 2S6 Western Avenue: ~
Iynn Mass rIicv 81 sx bottIesfor 2S' sent oy n'tS
in the form of pills, also the form OF ioaGnSSS, Oh
receipt of price 81 per box for either Mrs. Pikhe
r,,r onsunra all letters of inuurg. Send for ponph
let Adtres1 above. Mention th's 1uPe''
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DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the best catbartt
Regulators.
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w HigIat, HfP..dy work given, to be made nj
"a me. Work allied for and delivered FIRE. eSioba
Skis gtInp 90, 1O7 south 81, ton, M;sSS
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&7DA WAEK. sl7 q day at homo easily made Ccst,,
dN [Ioutat hoo. Address TRUE & Co.. Auguat, 81;
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V1pSDgN A MUSICAL JOURNAL. Ad-;
L I(kt - dress +. BRllIM Erie, Pa. -
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GTTRTES RevoIveCa CAtkleSsS fsss. lddrss.
VI q 18E9 Great we,,. Gun works. rl,,.hur,n p,
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n mnATmN r. g. & A. P. Lacy, Patent solieitors.
PAIENI Ms%% @ R$}ss: fssSP,. .Is, IT: and in'
DlpLLI IBERIA!

J0HNsON's. ANODTEB LIEIEiENT win
tyely cure nine out Of ten. Information that
will save many lives, sent free by mail. Don't delay
moment. Prevention Is better than cure. l. g. JoHN-
GoN g. Co., Boston, Mass. formerly Bangor. Maine.
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No family phould be without LYDIA E. PlNkHAt1'"
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, "M0usnSe1s
and torpidiSy OF tho liver. Is cents per box.
ny- Sold by ALI DrnSEtSts' 90.
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HT9ae Ht-OgB3XO7Ssc tS Ri
81 Efsvefs1stnatOSi oB Pro-
II eolcfCHe Of EJ'OSS. BSeb.ss.
1fula 6Rts1-Es, mud EsJt0s~
a,ysgeent, 0sSoctgecCE
81 totfSh fhe PcDef0bEs
n .er0s1tuftca. ne seI'ee9
cpsI'sy 3llgg'paRe SeHel.o
akhstbSiSEyS II fBil' 5 pR.,'
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my Labor was eZc6e edinRly bur
the contrary, was followed by
IRON TONIC, from which I rs,
found that my natural force
Ing 10 hnyo lUno twice tho Ia.
,ase. With ti:e tranquil nervo
lftho Tonic bn8 not Gono tho
Christian Church., Troy. q.
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RAEL&DADs.
1881 GREAT 1881

1901 GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
20 TIE NORTE, WEST s SoUTHWRsT
DOUBLE TGACK,
STEEL Rails, SPLENDID SCENERY,
MAGFIFIOENT sQUIPN
In effect December 18th, 1851.
Jrslrs leave WstI'nRtor, from station, corre.
of Sixth and 8 streets, ss follows:
For pltsburp snd the West, Chicago Limited
Bzpre:s of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
81 10 90 N. daily Fast Lie. loco q. m,
dsily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisbursto
Cincinnati and Chicago. Western Express
$50 .. m daily, with Palace Cars to Fi!t.burg
er LtuSv;lle.
Baltimore ard Pot, mac Rsilro,d.
For Csnandaieua Roehester. Rufalo, Niagara,
1T s 90 q m. daily. except Sunday; 7 80 o. N.
daily. except Saturday, with Palace Cars to
C:Eandagua.
For Wi!lisntpcrt Lock Haven sud Elmira.
10 co a. m daily. oIcep. Sunday.
For Neg York and The East, S CO... r., loCOa
m. 200. 10 co ard 10 10 p. m. On Sunday
2SO. 10 CO and 10 Is p. NJ, Limited express of
Pullman PsElor Cars. so 8. N. daily, except
SICd.y.
For H,ooslyn, n Y, all lhrous trsins connect
atJeltcy Ciiy with bos,s If Brooklyn Annex,
hti, rdirg direct trsnster 10 Fulton street,
av'liirg dcu5le ferriage across New York
City
For fhilsdo'phis, SO g. N, 1OCo.. NJ, eco,
81, ~ ~, and III 10 p. N. On Sunday 2 Co.
DO, 10 20 and l0l5 y. m Limited Express,
20 {, N. daily except Sunday
For Baltimore, 40 S %, 9 30. 10 90 8. m, ard
eco. 4 20 4 40, 6 40, 80, 10 GO and 10 Is D. m.
On Sunday. SO, l0C0a. ID, CO, 5 40, I 80,
1000 cnd 10 l6p NJ.
Fer Pops's Creek Line, 6 30 g. N. and 4Op m.
dally, Iccpt surdeJ.
Fo' Annapolis ~ b. m. ard 40 p. m daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKSBURG
HALLWAY. AND LEXaNDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAlLnUAD.
FoT Aiazsndfis ESQ., 720. $40, II 10 and
II 30 a. NJ, 20, 5, 6 20, 6 20 end II so .. m.
On Sunday q: { 30, 8 20, II 10 and II 80 .. m.
and s 20 .. N.
Fer Richmond end the South, so and II 10 a.
N: daily. aid 5 COP m. daily, e1cep. Sunday;
Trairs lonvG Alexandria for Washington, oUi
e.D5, t@. md 10 a. L.; 10. 3. s, I, and
9 IS p. N. end IL night. On Sunday st 8 05
S 81, and lOh. FL; Gu AID 8 O. D. m
Tickets srd Lforraa alton st the office, northeast
c>rler OF la!h and Pennsylvania avenue, and It
the ststiQn wheIe oIGer5 can be left for the
| checking Ct b,gssga 10 destination from hotels
| ard rtsicerces, J. L. WOOD.
| General Passenger Agent.
| FRANK THOMSON,
Gfncrct Manager. cecl9
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7; ARLINGTON d OHIO BALBOA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

OeSluniLR OCkOUeI 10, ISSl,
The NALL TRAIN will leave Wsshin2ton
.. . 70 q. m. and Ale1andra ct 925 4. N.
drily. except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, at II 30 S. m and arrive It Round
Hill at II 10 p. m. Leave Round Hill at II 80
p. Nj pass Leesburs, gong eastward, At l 10
p. H., and arrive st Ale1andria st 8 Is D. II.
and 1t w sshingtos st 80 p. N.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 1t ~ 2. M. and Alexandria at
% p. m., daily, eIcspt sunday, md arrive q.
Leeaburg q! = ~ p. N. Leave Leesbura at 6 w
6 m. and arrive st Alexandria at 9l6 q. M.
and Washington at 8 80 O. 10.
@ Passengers from Washington will tsEe
tho Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station ats 70 q. m. ana 40
p. NJ, and 90 through without change Of Gals
The 6. % a. m. train from Alexandra and 1890
q. 10. train from Round Hill Connect at Bound
Hill with GOSH RT'S Daily Line Of
Coaches for Snickersvile, Berryville and Wip-
Chester; also Redmsn's Line Of Coaches, which
leave Leesourg daily for Aldis and Middle.
burg.
Both trains. westward, make close connections
Of Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for FAiIi
Tex Court House.
Communication tickets, q cts per niIa
Annual ttc.Seta, $50.
4 q. HAVENER,
ocl4--tf General Ticket Agent.
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S:elncis c:tGis !:as al! ran IS so!lcws;
FEE sesE4RossG.
Connecting with Merchants and Miner. Line
Tor Boston, steamer
s,ssLE" Ssa g.IEE E.YE3
EVERY AOHDhG, WEDNESDAY, snd
PGIDAT, 81 6 o. o clock .El. returning, leoye
Norfolk ca alternate days II fC0 y. Il.
This etGurch iron atennar has Just been paint.
ed Throughout, Eta.e-cosla newly furnished and
carps.od, and i; the handsoncst Is we'll ss the
safest bOa: CT the Pyttr &c river SD chesapeake
bay, sad ia tho only steamer making close coz.
nec:oa with tba NeE YORK and Boston stoyr,.
railroad l:rea souh. Stops 81 PiE&Y POINT
AID PUlNI LuCkCU" goins and returnins.
For thc !a!l rId WiGter, ccnmelcrs Oct. 1t,
rats OF fare vii! Go u follows:
Frs: class fore to Fortress II GnIoo alG Nor
folk - 80; second cEss 81 90; l.at class faro to
Piney Pcia: tad Pcic! Loci ont e 50; cicond
class I5c.
F&SE aasy Yss9sA.
sTEsE.N S::9 2. G. EJ9'sG &2 eve SGkiIs
G!2sS<stS
EVERY FRIDAY, 81 i2 n; and returning
laavc New YcrE, f;cr Pier -, Eaa. river, ET.
EHI SATURDAY, g! o'c.ocE F. IL.
The steaEcn-s Of this coripary make connsc-
itJI - - 3IiCib .GI IG5IS G.O al CQiIlta S5St ;
nj II eTT OK with FL! rU.2is Vest end y orth.
vi0ss end :. AlaxsG .ira Fri.h Virginia Midland
kaiirosd &r,d Washington end Ubio Railroad
Through reiaa gwen and !-aigA. handled csre.
fully AID promptly. For tusthar infornsIie Il
apply 10 +. -. KID, Agent,
tsnneY's wharf.
VIZ. THOMPSON, P-e7i;:sn.
l&.5 stt2c:
son 2!-s; Washington, z. G.
y.-ce,. Oh SIS STEAM LINE WEEK
SS!lsll:sGs LIZ 20
PEI LAD liz, FALL RlVER,FRGTI.
DENCS AID sOSTON.
esetElers lesve Aie&aEdEia KVERY TIES
DAY and Leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
UEDAY.
THIS lins c0Gnoots =! alexandria With tie G.
Z. & Il. and " s 9. Z. Ea., .nd ci Philsdcl.
pAia with ClFGe's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Sco7idsnce End Boston.
freight Forwarded with p-or,ys2ss5 aud cs1a
FREQ Of commissions,
he ch.:Ee ios :r1l2Esr Il Philadelphia and
to %haris 20 J.! 2a2lca. Guick TINA. FREQUENT
tspsrt1-aG. Through ra:cs md through hills
CT AGc:2G given. I-suIsncc 1T TIE lowest rs.ss
agents
<. &. REED Aiex end::s
VII. ? OIL YDR & CO., Phil.dslrki.
JOHNSON & CO.. Ws5h 81 Geors"n
jan S-ii
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Eail, Southwark, connects at Charlottesville,
with Ches. & Ohio r. T., Rss: and West 1t
Lynctbu-g, connects With Norfolk & West
ern Is. h., .throus h Southwest: Virginia, to
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
snd Texa9-and a. Dsrville with Richmond s.
Danvile Z. T., to South End South west.
Express !rains connect with K. s. D. r. r ct
Danville for ell points 10 South, South East,
Soushwes. and East
Express trains north wsrd make close conaec.
I'D at Chsrlo.:esviile for Richmond.
Faat Mail connects at Danyi.le to sll points on
Z. j. D. T. f., aad Atlanta, Montgomery, Mo.
bile, New Orleans, Houston, Galveston sad sll
Southern Texas.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
ex.nd:n daily, except Sundsy, IS 8. H. and
C0 p. NJ, End returning arrive at Alexandra
3 Oo p. n. snd II 20 .. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
7 10 e. u. and Alexandria asa. M, daily.
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburs at II % D, m.
West, aid at Hiver f;- Luray. Leave Strasburg
so p. NJ, arriving e! Ale1sndria 9. 6 IS o. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
IS1ON Leaves Alexandria dsily, except Sun.
dsy. at 10 :. M, arriving at ,Stfesourg at %
y. NJ, and returning leaves Strssburg at rs
q. NJ, arriving in A:eyandria at C6 .. m.
For Middleburg, daily Except Sunday con
nec:ion :: Plsln, citation.
Fer UppsrVille. regular connection ut Della
plane.
For Washington, Rsopahanncck, daily coz
neetioa. except Sunday, st Culpeper.
For WAKkENTOE, Leave washington st
IL and II 20 Q. u. daily.
All trains make good connections, al Wash.
ington, to and f.cLn orth and West.
~ Atl.rta sleeper leaves Washington 81
II $. L., running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Charleston, 5. @, without change. on ii q
p. m. train.
Pullman Slesoer between Greensboro aud
AuEusts Ga, On l0s m. connection.
Marks 4 81 u.table Chair Cars are run on Night
aims between Washington aud Dsnville.
through tick els Of lowes! rates 10 all import.
ct poinis in the Uri.td States.
Ii all Trains in both directions m:ks close con-
necLion at Fraa klia junction to and from all
points on franklin Division.
Pullnln S!eepers will run between Washing.
ton and Atlsnt. on Fast M,il
hEhUEK sLAUGATER, G. TIA.
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roT0.a.=C Es4E,E4 LG.a'pf.rGs.

''--- = =" !" n :" II. > ' = 15F VIZ
The steamer AHGOHSMITa leaves 7th St
Wn.rt. Washington n @. III ard Alc1andrin
- 81 g. n LVHBY MONDAY, %AURS-
a snd SATURDAY for ell river landings
On Mondays SIS far as Nonlini Ferry; on Thurs.
day con.ini and Currioman; on Saturday Cur
Ii1Ia:n and Leonardtown; connects at Shep.
hyrd's with 3. 3. @. X. ~
9 W EIDLGY. Gen. Nersge.,
Cart. INo <. WooD, E. IL Psss sgt rnc15
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8. 8 .e s:s:::.u;Il'G1 Q5agette
SATURDAY zyENING, JANUARY IL.

A. n. iI,,,rnrcc,r Farmers Co,y3p,ior,
Tt,,u
Wh.c9 "ss itid a. csn'2 Sir!HS, iaosis5'
ri r.:7v & /! ..iCSult. in ,l,it.g tie nceiiog
r., ,.,,, .,o o,.r-o
IL 't1''' s!to-" Wy p'o's1''y 'o'''
Ct .he TT less ah,ch had c IL & thtE, tcgelL-
Il =. :; c;r, =, oil 4. hopt
60 i"'-S''-"''~I' '''N -, = So" -
U: !ues ~ SIX o. Me- . " RI btcrch Ct C :
orc, cd .rf iarc.e ere IL. d 10 c-.rcratioo 10
n ,n.rn,;nn ia &C
tr
Mtc' H'eu'u ID csc sI'sIo' u - n'uk a. ~
or fspaTiu"9'' eco 'H'' c,n'"oaop Is ODE q
tnr h':i 'p' '1"ETas u. gar profession IL
10; ll.p.r:h o." { poddng End digging, not
:; Sar,t,r,c,!ce. but, above II ~, h.ts is rpeo
,oi,vo..,,-.,,,, r,s.nch. Oar o,IyeuiIon
t.II ,,.,,s-.b - ON may necorie
IS 81 ",'C.I 49, . We uS ,bst w
"'"t' S'iui'-''t' w. NJ ''ao a.. ~
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saTHGEHH3,,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
1T NlTElI)

7 I4N 7 sIT
Boats bet~fen WASHINGTON snd ALEX.
an OSlA will ruS lr1mtt y as follows. w:
Leave Enven.h stree. vi .rf at7;n $50 $40
10 20 .rd II 81 a NJ, sn6 II 50, 50, 23O, 8 81,
SO, SO & 81 ard o Il.
Leave Ale1sntris Ut 90, 40, $50 0 80 10 so
and II goa. &C., ard Y 80, 80 2 90, so, 4 80.
80 hnd G 80 y. Il.
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ETcH &oEF0Ls, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
--'&ZSG;; EOHEcE AND TIE SOUTH.
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RGIHIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN s. BARBOUR. President.
On AID a::sr SUNDAY, Dec. 18, 1881. PaI.
senger trala will run Is follows:
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CHOVKLS ard TOAGS, Ash Shovels, Wiie
~ Tenders, Goal Beds, &c. a.
JAS. T.. CaRLiN s. SONS,
dec13 6 King street
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TEESTSh&ER
EXCELSIOR,
(ta:ryiag tbs Il. \, s,aiD

l-asEyiaa lhs I. s. Il all
va ls.ce her vAsrt. FOO. OF Primer strcc:, u1
To E&GAYS. THURSDAYS AID SarUn-
DAYS: At $50 oc!cek p. n, stopping al
Firer Point sud Poct LcGEcpi going aud re-
turning. Ac:nrniaG leEvse Nc-!o!k on WE'D.
= ESDAgS, FRIDAYS sad SUNDAYS q! q
c'c,cct, p. tt.
CALI AND WRITER AERANCEHENT,
Beginning October |.
Ers! nlaEs fare to PolIress Monroe snd Nor.
tolk. s. 60; Second class, oacn wsy, SlG0; First
class ipls 10 tiney Point and Point Lockout,
81 GU; Seccri class, each WY, IS cta.
Cc1reclG At Norfolk with s,eaceig for Eich
mcEd, Few York and Boston.
GECHGE AETiINGLY, Supt.
7. E. HOOG. Agent. mh26
gNLaND & sEABGA&D Co.'s TING CO
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STA1rNTON.
~ The Richmond Dispatcl.l
''o''csp"n''' July 25, 1889.

<xFl
ioorrcsponac"'e July %, 1885,.
y .s Augusta County-Court
day, and large number OF county p i;up,s
were In town, either TO TRANSACT pasta1s
or attracted by circus WHICH cA"i'''o"
Just outside OF the city,, o,,,;n ,hc
The Readjusters held meeting y, .ao
courthouse. at which were presen. lleu-
surer Reveley, Auditor Aien, A''orne!-
General Blair, and Mr.. Pumpnrey' H H,,.er
raj Blair addressed the meeting IN pl'. .t'
partisan speech. The Object Oh Tue sa,n,
ering, which was participated III ny .lie
colored brethren, was to SEND oeiegates
from the county to the Republican-kead'
juster District Convention In HARRISON
burg. The colored element expressed con-
siderable disgust when the committee APP
pointed for the purpose announced the
delegates, who were all white men.
Captain Thomas s. Doyle, late principai
OF the Deaf, Dumb and Blind INSTITUTION,
has been elected by the city scnool trustees
principal Of the public High school OF
Staunton, and has signifed his acceptance
Of the position.
The rayages of dogs among the sheep in
this county still continue. Mr.. Rudolph
McGlamery, OF Parnassus, lost twelve OF
his flock lust week from the inroads Oh
worthless ours.
There is universal complaint in the
city Of the scarcity and high price OF pro-
visions, which is unaccountable, as the sea-
son has been propitious one.
At meeting Of the West Augusta
Guards last Friday night Captain John &.
McQuaide handed in his resignation as cap
tain OF the company, and Lieutenant Thos.
J. Crowder was elected to ill the vacancy.
NOX.
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LYNCHBURG.

RIyES AND EI.LIOTT-MUSICAL-AF ISTICUFF-
ELECTION OF A BANK oFFIcER-JUDGE
RIyES's 0R-MIsCELLANEOUS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 26, 1882.
Affairs have taken decidedly new turn
in the contest for the Coalition congress
sional nomination, and it isn't quite so GER
tain that Elliott Is TO be the man. Indeed.
il looks as if our willy collector rs
the inside track. Amherst has elected
Riyes delegates and so has Bedford;
and it is said that Rives will
capture Eiliott's own county, as well as
Buckingham. The secret of the whole
thing is that Rives has been at work, and
his hcnchmen for him, for at least six
months. and one of his btterest opponents
remarked to me this morning that the Col
lector "has got things fixed" a lavish
expenditure OF money may turn the tide
in Elliott's favor; but the trouble just
there would be that Rives can "put up"
heavier than his enemies. 1t looks bad for
Elliott.
The next concert OF the Mozart Associa-
ton is announced for Monday evening, the
3lst instant. Several of the Richmond
MoZarters have accepted invitations TO par
authorities have extended them the coIlr-
tcsy of free transportation. The concert
will take place at IIelbig's Park.
\ personal difficulty occurred Yesterday
afternoon between Nat. Williams, the we'll
known livery-stabc man, and Mr.. Miller
Ferguson, which resulted in the latter be-
ING badly puInmeIled. 1t is alleged by
Fcrguson's friends that he was struck un-
! nj ,x-liI Ia hn had hands n l.
pockets. Both parties were fined by JUS
| tice Smith this morning, anG bound over TO
keep the peace.
MIR. p. j. Wright. formerly head OF a
widcly-known banking firm in Richmond
| Qancaster Il Coz has been rlade cashier Of
/ the Bank OF Virginia at Roanoke, which in
slitution has increased its capital stock,
! and will be converted into national bank.
Judge Aiken. OF Danyilc, a recent con-
YER, to Mahoneism, is said To he a cand.-
date for the iudgc>hip Of the Western Dis
trict of Virginia rice Judge Riyes, who re-
tires on full pay August lst. Colonel
| Hansbrough, of Salem, is also mentioned
! in the same connection.
Major W. c. Yeats, the father OF the
/ PittSylvania murderer, was some years ago
a tobacco cOmmisson-mcrchant OF promi-
nence IN This city, and enjoyed high stand
! ing i'm business circles.
DR.. W. o. Owens, Jr., assistant surgeon
United States army, left for his post in
Washington Territory last night.
The Board Of Directors OF the CONNER
cial Bank meet at o'clock this afternoon
to appoint a teller and bookkceper TO sup
ply the vacancies occa>ionod by the rcsig-
nation Of MeSsrs. O'Neal and Gambler.
Captain Charles W. Statham is president
Of the ReadiuSter Publishing Company,
which is to run the new party organ here.
BEAUMONT.
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ner. where are the court-house--a very
GOOD and convenient one; the Franklin
bank-a very prosperous institutio t,,, n nne
stores; printing.ollicc OF the f, I. furniture
establishment, hotel, and livery-stable,
with the usual infection Of lawyers offces
and bar.rooms; but the former turn out
some OF the beet lawyers In the state, anu
the latter, tits said, furnish mountaiIl-dew
and moonshine unadulterated ana IN guam
titles to suit the demand.
There are three churches, the Episcopal
Ian. Methodist, and Presbyterian, the lat
ter pretty brick building, just completed,
and there are some as pretty and cosy prl-
yate residences, and good many OF them,
ms you will find anywhere, and all 10 ne
reached easily and readily hy the FRANKLIN
and Pittsylvania narrow-gauge road, maze
famous OF late by the very humorous de-
scription given Of it by Brother Lafierty IN
the advocate. VI.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 2Gth instant. SUE GILMOUR
Youngest child of Walter X and Bette :
Martin.
west Franklin street, THIS Thursday EVE.
MING at q o'clock.
Died, on yesterday Wednesday,, July 2Gth, IN
the tenth year of her age. MARY LIEN iIiG-
GINS. only daughter of Daniel and Margaret
Higgins.
Her funeral win take place THIS EVENING at
a. O'Clock from her fathers residence, corner ol
Thirticth and Main streets. Friends Of the family
are requested to attend.
Died, on the morning Of July 26th. CRAW-
FOKD. infant son # Daniel \. ana VI. j. IoOmey
aged 6foccn month and three days.
The fuueral will take. place from his fIthers re-
'sidoncc. No. 1916 west Main street. TOD ~
27th. at 10 O'Clock \. VI. Friends and ac1ulint-
anccs arc invited to attend.
Died. at their residence on the Blake's NH road
on the 18th instant. AZ haif-pa~t O'Clock. NJ VI
PEARL. infant daughter of Emma Il. and ". j.
BEDFORD: aged fourteen months and twelve days
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud 20 heaven conveyed,
And babe IL blossom there.
The funeral viii take place at the residence To-
DAY at Il O'Clock.
Died. at the residence of her parents, G3O High
street. July 26th. n l2l5 o'clock =. NJ. Of
chOlcrst-infintum. FIR tNCES ANN. infant dlugh-
ter Of Joshua VI. and Emma j. Pritchott; aged
eighteen months and fifteen days.
In the home Of fidelrss beauty
She Is now I shining star.
Dwelling in the Holy city.
With the gates Of gold aiar.
There beside the pure and spOlcSs.
She has joined the angel band
Wears q crown upon her forehead,
Bears harp within her hand.
The remains will be taken TO Pet 'rsburg for In
tcrment.
Petersburg papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-27
MasSey'S Strength.

The evidence accumulates that MIR. MAS
sEY will be strong candidate. His pOpu-
larity is not thing of day. He is ac-
quainted personally with more Of the
voters Of Virginia than any other man.
He has more working friends than any
other man i'm the Commonwealth. He is
himself indefatigable in his efforts to in
sure success. He can speak six days in the
week without breaking down.
The action OF the State Central Commit
tee of the Democratic party is proof Of
Mr.. MAssEY's strength. The newspapers
certainly did not bring about that action.
Many Of the best papers IN the State had
strenuously opposed acquiescence in his
candidacy, and not few wOuld-be leaders
had tried to train their forces 80 as to use
them to compel his retirement. But all in
vain. "The old man" could not be over
come. The people at home demanded
MASSEY. And MASSEY it was.
Some misguided papers have been fool
fish enough to credit the Dispatch with Mr..
MAssEY's success in inducing the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee to acquiesce
in his candidacy. Never was there greater
mistake. The result would have been the
same il the Dispatch had taken the other
side. II fact, we did publish the most Bit
ter denunciations Of Mr.. MASSEY which
were published in any paper. We took no
pains to defend him. We turned him over
to the people. And it was they that ena-
bled his cause to triumph in committee.
1t is not at all bad sign to find dis
gruntlcd leaders complaining OF a nominee.
HORACE GREELEY "spat upon" the plat
form of the Wings OF 1852. The old
HENRY-CLAY Wings, thousands and tens
of thousands Of them, almost exploded with
wrath when General TAYLOR was noml-
mated in 1S4S. In this city the great leader
JOHN Nj. Boris never became thoroughly
reconcied to TAYLOR's candidacy. But
what OF it all? Nothing. The people had
pointed out their man, and they elected
him.
We agree with the State that it is toe
soon to begin a campaign which is to enc
only In November. We have not though
it at all necessary for us to come to the de
fencesof Mr.. MASSEY from the attacks o
either the Mahoneites or the Disconnected
Democrats. But we wished to put upoI
record this predietion-that Mr.. MASSEY
will run best where there are most Demo
cratic t,rr1mbIers