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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY d SHIP IsLANE
AMI
MEnPHIsd yICKsBUEG RAILROADS.

dds viii be received until July loti for the
d graduation, t~resfling and track-Aying Of
EGHT MILES Of Mississippi Valley nd soip
Island Reilrosd, between Big Black nYerznd Pert
Gibson: and until July 18th for F~ORlf-FIVE
NILE nj Nemphis and Vicksbung Rafkoad, BE-
tween Yszoo river aid northern boundary Of
ghs - counrv. Osher work viii be Advertised
and 10 ss located. Prohies, plans and spedhca-
lions can be seen at company's once, Vigks5ufEr
Miss. InforEnat1on concerning wofk viii 1e ~.
uishsd upOn soplicztion 70 Captain JOHN 8.Gran7.
VIce-President and Chief Engineer, q St Charles
street, Sew Orleans, or 20 the Undersigned, 81
Fieksburg, 10 whom all b4es must be addressed.
J., n. EDWARDS.
Yiee-President and General Manager.
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When you visit or leave New York city.
save baggaee. expressage snd carnage hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gem
tr4i depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant rooms.
lifted up al an expense OF $1,000 coo. reduced to 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
plied with the best. HOrsecars, stages and eles
vated railroad to all depots. Families can live
better Tor less money at the Grand Union than at
any other f~rst-class hotel in the city
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Memphis and Yicksburg Railroad TO
Notice Of n Meeting of the Stockholders,

A MEETING Of the stockholders of the above
n mentioned company is hereby called, 10 be
held at the ONCE Of the company, in the city Of
Nlcksourg, az II O'Clock m, on the ON enc 2Sfb
day of June. 1SS2. TO consider and act upon q
proposition 10 consolidate this company with the
Mississippi Valley and Snip Island Railroad Cou-
pany, the Tennessee Southern Railroad Company,
and the New Orleans and Mississippi Valley Rail-
road Company. The proposed consolidation 70 be
made under and By virtue Of an act OF the Legisls-
ture of the state of Misissippi, approved March 3,
1882, and entitled an act 10 authorize the Memphis
and Vicksburg Railroad Company, and the HissIs-
sippi Valley and ship Island Railroad Company
effect 8 consolidation
z. T. WILEOS. President
80 The above meeting was held and sdjOurued
20 JuIy 10. IsS2. RI. WI SOS. Prssidc1t.
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MILBURN'S PATENT
BON AQUA SPRINGS

NEW BON AQUA with its magnificent NEW
IN HOTEL and 100 Cottage rooms, with an ee-
walton of 1150 feet above the level Of the sea, Is
now open for the season.. It's sulphur a nd Chsly-
beate Springs viii be found valuable for the fol-
lowing diseases, viz: Dyspepsia, Diarr1ea. Dysen;
children, diseases of the kidneys, diseases of the
skin, Aneomia, ChlOrOsis, Nervous prostration,
Menstrual disorders Choreas rheumatism, and
othes morbid diathesis.
~ Telegraph and Express Offices at the Springs.
Visitors change cars a. Dickson Station, on the
NRshvfl lie, Chattanooga and Northwestern railroad,
where an elegant car viii take them 10 IN eSphngs
distance II miles We invite correspondence
3. M. MAO W
Bon a qua springs, Tenn.
DR.. W. A. CHEATHAA, Resident Physician.
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Drs. Herman & Gabberi,s

Water cure is at 81 Adams street, where, by
the use of the various modes of this practice,
they seldom fail 10 cure the most inveterate
cases of disease, scute or chronic. Office
hour from 7 am to 10 pm.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.
DEMOCRATIC
County Convention

THE Democrats of Shelby county will assemble
i at their usual voting places in the Wards at 8
O'Clock pm, and III the Districts at 4 pm, on Sat
urdsy, July LIST, to select Delegates to attend the
county sconyenuon for nominating candidates
for County Offices, which is called to be held at the
EXPOSITION BUILDING
Thursday, July 9Th, at 10 O'Clock Am.
The basis of representation heretofore published
has been changed, and the following apportion-
for the number OF Delegates in said Civil Districts
and Wards as follows:
Wards. Dslrgstas wards na1soatar
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DONE Like the Platform, hut VIII
stand By IL and the Nominee.

We don't entirely like the platform, be-
cause of its discrimination. It gives greater
dignity aud validity 10 one character of bond
over aDother. All should have been placed
on the same footing, without any maudlin
sentimenialism. One creditor is az merito-
rious ss the other. But in order TO make 8
suitable and reasonable concession to our
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Ladies' Are most Attractive

When their faces are free from pimples.
ParkePs Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes all impurities
from the blood and makes the face glow
with health.
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For centuries the fashion was to feed the
victims of malaria with peisons called "med-
icines.' 1t last the world has grown wiser.
Sufferers who do their own thinking now use
Dr.. Holman's Ague and Liver Pad, and are
cured without medicine.
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AUCTION SALES.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON PREMISES, $50 POPLAR STREET,
Wednesday SOrnIng, 5ih, ~ 20 o'clock.
OEs IN.

HORSES AMI MULES-
IL Two soIrel horses; one crest fallen and in
good order; aged about s years; 10 hands high;
star in forehead. The other about 16 hands high ;
10 years old; star in forehead. The two mules are
black mares; about Is hands high; in good order;
about 10 years old; one has a white spot on
back. Will paw a liberal reward on their delivery
at Nos. 6S and 20 Monroe street.
d. B. T~HISTLEWOOD.
M AND PONY-On Juue 11th, one mouse =
1Nl colored horse mule, about Is hands high and
8 years old; and one dark bay pony, 8 years old,
little W back aud poor. Liberal reward Tor
same, n returned to 6S and 20 Monroe street.
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On motion this protest was treated in the
same manner as the former ONE. G., ignored.
Mr.. Mcdowell rendered his resignation as
secretary on account OF press of business, and
Harry f. Avery was elected to fill the va
cancy.
The committee then went inlo secret ses-
sion, and when the doors were reopened, ad-
iOurna1
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Floyd's ladies' Restaurant.

Persons sending their families away, as
well ss those visiting the city, will find our
place very convenient. We keep everything
in the best possible manner and our prices
are mite mndaratn.
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SILKS! SILKS!
SPECIAL PRICES FOR this WEEK!

19-Inch Checked Summer Silks, 4%Oc--w0rth SIC.
25Inch POlka-SpOt Silks, 6Oc---worth 81 25.
25-Inch Checked and Watered Silks, 6Oc-WOrt 81 %.
24-Inch COlOred BrOcades, 6%5c--wOrth 81.
49, inch Good Black AII-Silk Surahs, 75c and 81.
24-Inch Black Merveilleux, 81 25--wOrth 81 IS.
Black Silk aud Satin BrOcades, 81 Ellsworth So.
ALI our Handsome BrOcades and Watered Novelties we
will SELL AT HALF-PRICE.
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higher Rents are Secured

Ey landlords who furnish their cisterns with
the Water Elevator and Purifying Pump,
made by the
KENNEsAW MFG CO., 81 Madison Street.
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Horsfnra's A cid Phosphate
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

DR.. Edwin F. Vose, Portland, Ne, says:
Il nave prescribed it for many Of the various
forms of nervous debility, and it has nzYer
failed to do good"
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BATE AND 5O-3
Enthusiastically Supported by 4 Great
Number OF the Best and Most In
fiuentiaI OF the
Weekly Papers OF the State-BOlting
Cannot be Justified Now Any
More Than in 1850.

The following is the fourth instsllment Of
the opinions of the State press touching the
ffty-and-three platform and the Democratic
nominee for governor.
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LAUDERDALE COUNTY,
ALABAMA.
FOB TERMS, CIRCULARS, ETC, Adde'S
Ellis 60
NOTICES..

MEMPHIS. Tens, June1, 16e2
DY MUTUAL AGREEMENT 6. ". AcALLU4
ID this day withdraw from our firm.
s. NJ. AcCHIUM.
J. r GODYIE.
L. d. MULLINS.
ssJ. 2. GOODWIN and L D. NULLISSsDl con-
tinue business un der the Cd firm mans Of J. z.
Gofwfa 4 co. Thankful % our friendg for past
LIBERAL patronage, would ask a eo-atiruaoee Of the
L D. MULLINS.
ES- / take this occasion TO thank my friends and
solicit their c~ouunue fEvOis for the above firm.
:. NJ MCCALLUa.
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Have Health at Home.

If you question the purity of your cistern
water, pat in a Water Elevator and Purifying
Pump, which DESTROYS all impurities.
KENNESAW MEG co. 81 Madison Street.
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The New Clarendon Hotel.
Grand Hon and Picnic.

To be given at Cottage Grove, July 4th.
Music commences at 4 O'Clock pm. Grand
prize to be given to the best lady walter.
Take the street-cars.
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An ImpOssibility.
ImDOFianf.

The exceptional cleanliness OF Parker's
Hair Balsam makes it popular. Gray hairs
are impossible with its occasional use.
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EoR pun pc, pipes ard we'll points go to
J. A. Bal ey's, 295 Second street.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio pdHey, colder
partly cloudy weuthsr, Nth rain, varidbte winds,
o&ys:-y 81 ,sOr sheI c, ntyneT PTcSowr.
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FIOyd,s Candies,

Lsdies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
at Louis R.iegel's, 5S3 Jefferson street,
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Jones and B. F. Looney. Jr., Clerks.
DISTRICTS.

Ol0lhlOlC
First District-H. NJ. Thomas, JUDGE. L. H. Can
non and w. w. Dickson, Clerks
Second District-A, ID. Hunter, Judge; w. y.
Tucker and w. \. Reynolds, Clerks.
Third Distrlct-W. I. Carmack, Judge; c, M.
Black and 4. g. Carlisle, Clerks.
Fourth District-R. II. Vaughn, Judge; a. Trot-
ter and J. o. Harell, Clerks.
Fifth District-B. b. Barnes, Judge; j. P sykes
and c.. NJ. Waldran, Clerks.
sixth District-Ben Feltz and DR.. F. Taylor,
judges; Tom Pugh, John Taylor, FINS Burrow
and VIM. King, Clerks.
Seventh District-W. R. Cross, Judge; ]. NJ.
Davis and ]. ]. King, Clerks.
Eighth District-W. II. Bond, Judge; DR.. A.
Beatty and j. A. Mercer, Clerks.
Ninth District-W. II. Allen, Judge; NJ. II. Cren-
shaw and N. 1. Justice, Clerks.
Tenth District-J.T Biggs, Judge; Albert Suggs
and H. L. Bedford, Clerks.
Eleventh DistIict-O. NJ. Alsup. Judge; J. S.
Weir and VIM. Miller, Clerks.
Twelfth District-E. 4. Elam, Judge; W. D. Har-
rison and K. II. Pearson, Clerks.
Thirteenth District J. A. Howard, Judge; W. W.
EtteTs and G. I. Morrison, Clerks.
Fourteenth Distriet-W. A. Hunt, Judge; CAP
Webb and Hugh Heiskell, Clerks.
Fifteenth DISTRICT. 7. Prescott. Judge; e. K.
Colby and G. r. Elphingstone, Clerks.
Sixteenth District-Nash Truss, Judge Walter
Harvey and Lewis Haynie, Clerks.
Seventeenth District-R. &. Stone, Judge; A. c.
Rark and -, Clerks.
Eighteenth District-E. s. Elan, Judge; K. J.
southall and J.. S. Lake, Clerks.
In case of any vacancy in the above list or re
fusal to serve, the place viii be supplied by the
members of the Committee in said Ward or District.
None but those acting or afiliating with the
Democratic party will be expected 10 take part IL
said election.
By order of the Executive Committee.
l. II. ESTES, JR., Chairman.
Q 7 -TnU L T
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Trunks at Cost,
Fevers r Mitigated.

To close the manufacturing OF L. Bertorelli,
No. 36S Main street, near Gsyoso.
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EENEESAW ME- G co,
81 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Allegheny Springs, Virginia
The BEST kNoMY

WILL be open for the reception Of guests on the
w first Day of June Sezf- Accommo-
datious frst-ciass. Pamphlets, containing a de-
s~cuption Of the place, with certificates VI some OF
the remarkable cures effected by the Use OF the
water. furnished on application.
Post, Telegraph and Express on ices infhe hotel.
c. A. CALHfUS.
General FauaorV
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody HsfeI-C T.. GrIIOHay q Co.,
PrOpEietOrS.
Rates-S2 81, 50 and 81 per day. according to size
and location of room. Table board. from LIST OF
May, $50 per month. Transient meals. 81 50 per
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Aud in many cases prevented, by using a
Water Elevator and Purifying Pump foE
C~IstcTus.
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4 BELT

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July ,. 1852. 5 pm.
Average.
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Al Old Rut Filled In.

For purity and fine flavor our candi'
have no equal.
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WARDS.
Fist W~ard-Thomss Foley, Judge; Pat Cooney
and Joseph Theirs, Clerks.
Second Ward-D. F. Goodyear, Judge; Thomas
Dugan and W. d. Cannon, Clerks.
Third Wards. J. Camp, Judge; Henry Schilling
and &. C. Malone, Clerks.
Fourth Yard-John Frazer, Judge; n. Malatesta
and d A. Frazer, Clerks.
Fifth Narn-I. n. Snowden Judge; John Clavin
and James Bschmann, Clerks.
Sixth Ward@JuiiusA A. TAYLOR, Judge: John Link
hauer and jacob Weller, Jr-, CLERKS. -
seventh. Ward-Josian Patterson, Judge; BIZ.
Rusby and Leag Petit, Clerks.
Eighth ward-John Hefferman, Judge: NJ. T.
Garvin and Feauk Jones. Clerks
Ninth Ward-Geo. & Egnew, Judge; GeoIge III.
Grant and Hugh FeYran, Clerks.
Tenth Ward-John r Pendergrast. Judge; John
A., Jones and &. f. IOOney, Jr., Clerks.
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The following Judges and Clerks have been ap.
pointed by the Committee to hold said primary
election in the various Wards and Civil Districts,
as follows:
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ROOMS N BOARD.

DOOM 4 BOARDING. gentlemen or gentle
III man and wife can find a pleasant room with
board at No $50 Vance 7t-eet.
DOARDERS-Lodgers or day-boarders at No. 49
d Market street. Terms e ssy.
PLEASANT ROOMS-First-class board at Miss
J. Bayliss's, rs Union St, Gen q nllams's place
DOOMS AND ~BOARD-Two rooms, with south
IS en exposure, att2 Courtstreet
At log Court street.
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WANTS.

SELECT PRIVATE A AT Mem
- phis family have large rooms, elegant home,
fine dairy, and will take two or three families for
the summer. Inquire OF W. a. 2el
Main street, at owners request.
D~NIRST-CLAsS ROCKAwAY HORSE OR MARE.
Il Apply at Faires's Stable, on Union street.
pOoMS-Unfurnished, suitable for light house
II keening- A, Appeal office.
n OOD SEAMSTREsS-For Awning work. at
" BUTTENBERG'S, 81 Second street.
TWO OR THREE MEN-who und erstand NOW
l. ing and curing grass for hay.
]. w. d CO., 272 Front St
A GENTS-In every portion of the United States
n by The Universal BENEVOLENT Association
Of California for Unmarried Persons. Office,
1893 Mission street, san Francisco, California.
Plans Original. New Features. Endowments
Certain. Not Speculative. - Marriages paid
in 60 days. Bonds recorded. References gwen.
correspondence solicited for Agents and Mem
bers- Opportunity of a lifetime for Agenls.
Outfit free. Send stamps for terms and Marriage
ms. Journal. Certificates $1,000 and $1,000. Dowries
paid within 60 days Of y srriage. Mention paper.
HOMAN-An industrious single woman, be-
w tween eighteen ana twenty-five, as cook and
Ielp on a Trading Boat. To the right party a good
nOme and pay will be given. Address for one
eek TINS Office.
T TO
II Ample fields OF cultivated grasses and clover.
G. +. Refer to G. II. Bracket d Co.
corner Second and Union streets.
Al COIN-Old gold and silver, by
nj ]. N. MILFORD y o 33S Main st
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FOR SALE.

DfANO-A fne $1,000 Grand Square Chiekerins
Il Piano, nearly new; cheap. Plano can be
seen at Hollenber g'RL Address
II Apply at 1877 Main street.
HITZFELD'S Headlight Oil, Summer Stoves
Ii and Electric Lights, al 23S Second street only.
HIGHLY BRED POINTERS-A pair of 3%
IL months old Pointer Pups, by st. Louis Ken
mel Clubs imported champion Bow" out of my
celebrated Belle" (Signal-Brunette). No finer
stock IN this country. These pups are handsome,
healthy and Intelligent.
MlNTEK PARKER, 2s9 Main street.
T CHIT TWO-HoRsE 0MNIBUs-Apply to
IL C. H. TAYLOR d CO,
304 Front street.
CEVERAL DWELLINGS-At extremely low
> prices. H L. GUION, 10 Madison ST.
TISHOMING OCOTTON FACTORY-And ! acre.
J. of land at Corinth, Miss; building of brick:
capacity of 100 looms and 5000 spindles: a great
bargain can be had. Apply to !. II. Smith or j. C..
Neeiy, Memphis Tenn.
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLow :

As This question Is frequently asked, we will sim
ply say that she is lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has untiringly devoted her time aud talents
as female physician and nursc. principally among
children. She has especially studied the constitu-
tion and wants Of this numerous class. and, A.
result Of this effort, and practical knowledge, oh
taincd in lifetime spent nurse aud physl-
cian she has compounded Soothing Syrup for
children teething. II operates like magic-giyiDg
rest and health and f.. moreover sure 10 regulate
the bowels. In consequence ~ this article Alrs.
Winslow = becoming world-renowned a. bcas-
factor Of her race; children certainly do RISE UP
and bless her: especially Is this the case In this
city. Vast quantities Of the soothing Syrup are
DAILY sold and used here. We think Mrs Wins
low has immOr1izei her name by this invaluable
article, and we sincerely believe thousands Of chill
dren have been saved from an early grave by its
timely and that millions yet unborn will share
It's benefits, and unite In calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty 10 her suffering
little one In our opinion. uniil she las given 10
the benefit Of MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try n. m0thers-TRY 1T Lddies'
Visitor. New York city, sold by all druggists.
25 cents 4 hottie. IA 2O-cOdlw
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FOUR FAITHFUL.
The Massey Readtusters Combined
with the Democrats Prevent
the Election OF an
Auditor.

An Exciting Day In the Senate Yesterday
Mr.. Newberry Wants to Offer Resolution
Taking the Office of Auditor Out OF the Joint
Order of the Day, but Being Prevented Moves
90 Adjourn, which is Cnrried-Aye., 81;
Noes, Io-Four ReadJusters Voting with the
Democrats-The Readjusters Indignant,
and Some of Them Express Their FeelinR,-
Readjuster Talk Last Night
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OrFIcE ROAM OP HEALTH,

OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH !
RICHMOND, Va, January 2A 1882.
MeSsrS. EditOrs,-I submit the following
a. the report for this day:
Colored female, rear Of No. II west Cary
street, yarioloid; hospital.
White child, No. 2l0j Short street, vario-
loid; home.
White child, corner Of Reservoir and
Beverly streets, yarioloid; home.
Colorcd male, No. 3109 Highland Row,
smallpox; hospital.
Coloied male, Franklin and Nineteenth
streets, smallpox; hospital.
Colorcd child, No. 90S Roane street (;
smallpox; hospital.
Respectfully, j. &. CABELI,
President Board Of Health.
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FLOR the Dtpatch.D
Cabinet Of Minerals Connected with
the Department Of Agriculture.
RICHMOND, january y, ~

RICHMOND, January u, lSS2.
TO the Public: For the information OF
the public desire 10 state that there IS a
State cabinet of minerals connected with
the Department Of Agriculture. Persons
reading Governor Cameron's first message
would be brought to different conclusion.
He says he endorses recommendation OF
the Commissioner Of Agriculture that a
cabinet OF minerals should be connected
with the Department OF Agriculture, when
the fact l. | went TO work AZ soon a. the
department was organized Qn July, 1870
TO make a collection OF the minerals of the
state, which already constitutes very ere
ditable show, costing the State nothing but
the prices Of the cases containing them.
Comment is unnecessary.
Very respectfully.
Thomas POLLARD,
eX-Commi,sioner Of Agriculture.
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Lovers Of horses will find in Our semi
weekly and weekly editions OF thi, week a
cut of the best-arrangcd stable in Virginia,
owned by that cnterprising real estate hrn
X. Il. Chatln n Co., OF this city. 30 large
has their business grown that u requires
seven horses 10 do their work. The stable
i built OF brick, covered with slate. fronts
- feet bv 33 feet, with seven boX-stalls,
patent managers ana water-troughs IN each
stall. with elevators to dry the bedding
each day. Telephone connection from Their
office to stable. Owners OF horses should
call and see that stable, and add comfort
10 their own work-horses.
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HfEssRs. SIDNEY WARD. ALLAN

MI ENNKN. sim III NEIT, NLTsNN
WI MCCULLOCH. ALFRED u. THACliER-
THEODORE SELlGMAN, AND 4. r.. BELNIN,
hereby give notice that on MONDAY, February d,
1852, BOOKS WILL BE OPENED at the Office
Of JOHNSTON, WILLIAMS & BOULwARE. No. 1l04
Main street. over the First National Bank Of Rich
mond. 90 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS TO The
CAPITAL STOCK OF THE HENRItO RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. The said books Will be under
the suporiniendcnce Of Me,srs. Johnston. Williams
& Boulware, and will remain open for ten days.
The subscription Will bc I'm shares Of one hundred
dollars each, and when two hundred and hfty
shares shall have been subscribed for the company
Will proceed 10 organization. ia 2J-dtfc5
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Rc,dinsiers voting Aye" in SMALL CARS.
Mr.. Hale is from GraysOn county, Mr..
Lybrook from Patrick, Mr.. Newberry from
Bland, and Mr.. Williams from Nottoway.
TIE RESULT.
After the vote had been carefully verified
by Assistant Clerk John j. Campbell, the
Chair announced, "Ayes, u; noes, 10.
The Senate therefore stands adjourned un-
I'll II O'Clock tomorrow"
There was good deal OF excitement and
some applause-one senator uttered war
whoop-when the vote was announced.
Mr.. Riddleberger, who generally Keeps a
sweet temper, was angered by the result,
and he did not care 10 conceal II. He
seemed 20 be particularly mitied with the
Democrats for helping the "bolters." Wen,
of course the result was not an agreeable
one. but the statesmen OF the period should
have a heart for any fate, and bear victory
and deieat-if possible-with equal grace.
VENGEANCE.
Some of the RCadiusters went iorth from
the chamber Breathing vengeance against
Father Massey, declaring that they meant
10 institute an investigation against hlm
which would make him sick enough before
he got through. II the old gent could have
heard them he would have laughed heartily
no doubt. The more martyr they make
him. the better he will feel. What they
threaten to investigate Is IN alleged bargain
with him and the Democrats ny "hich he
was 10 be elected senator
NgwBERRY's RESOLUTION.
The resolution Mr.. Newberry designed
10 offer was 10 rescind so much oi the loint
order as propos,ld the election OF an AUDI
tor to-day [yestSrdayl. He wa, "iI'ng 10
go on with the election Of Railroad .om-
missioner and judges. and possibly II his
resolution had been agreed TO- 'ne senate
would haye 'sessen through The lo'nt order
IL time to pass the Riddleb.lse' iuna'Ag