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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
A Happy and Pros
porous New Year
to You All.

And accept our sincere thanks for your
kind patronage during the past. We have
climbed over the past year of our business
experiment and are securely started for
another and now know that there is room
enough here for Us, ss we'll as the others
who have ventured INTO the crockery bust
ness or our location We are ssnguine that
II will only be a year or two before we will
be in the heart of the business portion of
the city. We will in future as in the past
year buy only honest goods. represent them
as they are and sell them at the lowest
cash prices. not going into the very finest
goods and avoiding the cheap snoddy truck.
We hope to merit and receive an increase
OF your patronage. Our goods are mark ed
In plain figures and are the same 20 all. We
invite you all 10 come and see Us, and when
you have friends visiting you and are show
Ing them the places of interest don't forget
that one of the prettiest stores in the State
Is at the corner of SOut III Division and Fal-
fon-sts., and that most complete line of
Grockerv. Glassware. Lamps. Fancy Goods
and House Furnishings can always be
found there. Fine China, Fancy Lamps,
Bric-a-br loaned for parties and enter
tainments at a small percentage on price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

Is h L t set tnyth fire, the
h cure II EN- is case a htgh las
other silver brother
b lisa aey.s white lgh shows color the ame unnght
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

A reporter clansSered up two dark flights
OF stars, at lts Nulh~rrv street one day iast
week n answer 10 the following advertise
meat:
A few girls that understand cracking and
picking different kinds OF nuts lz7 Null
berry street. second aeor.n
kuock at a rough Pine wood door was
answered bv picturesque hooking Italian
girl "Ihs sigaor Is not in she said before
the reporter could ask her any questions
The room il Vvhich she was standing was
occupisd by suBsber OF long benches,
NJ which sat half dozen girls Of differ
ent ages, with sharp pointed knives in their
hareis. All were buzily engaged in pick
ing tee kerncls from = pile OF pecan nuts
A strong Italian man stood at a queer looking
machine. in which there was a brass plate
containing HOES similar 70 those In Calling
gun Into these he kept throwing the pecan
nuts as Il revolved at great speed. The nuts
were cracked in twinkling and dropped
into box below Presently the proprietor
came in
This Is = ns. business for this section OF
the country ne said, hut down south,
whers came from, it is carried on quite ex-
tsnsiveiy. We sell ths kernels to confsction-
erS Pecan nuts are being used more than
any others now. We have hitherto exper-
ieuced great difficulty in getting girls to
work for US, IS they do not seem TO under
stand what We want We pay them eight
cents e pound. szd with little practics they
can make good wages."-Ne~ York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

Talking Of how long it takes for song to
becon. popular, ". Lscocq. the well known
composer. not losg ago bet 0c0 francs that
he could compose a air which all Paris
would be staging within a week He wrote
one. and the evening after It was sung by q
popular artist az a cafe chsntant -Four days
afterwsrs n Lecocq and his friends were
walking On the bcuievsrds Ahen sew
srsl 'rasshersr met them. ali whissiinx the
new song Through an open window they
heard it pTacficed on the piano: some
children ware slnging an cd nursery rhyme
e. il. ard in = y@rd rot fsr OF tse same air
was played On barrel organ. " Lacocq
had Won his wager With hosers. hu- the
AIR became - uhhesrsbiy popular that hs
vss obliged - iesve Paris for brussels 70 es-
cape frers it-New York Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

Tworesiaentso of 6 hernar o'larries. North
symptom county, Pa. Who were rssurning "a
ehesr homes iafe at nirsf. were very badly
frigstsse3 ss wtst they surpcsei wss =
ghost. lks7 saw whiie object IN \ corner
en- loaez1.ne re1d. rsn 80 tta ho,sl. >
sance af I'D Paris hHr-- in taa aoar. crinrl
f-- 1eip. friEa.srsl tas inmates. aa7 wsrs
nearly acs-ed 20 Heath. TIE burzess vas
hustled orc ~ hrs ard seeonavan ~ tse
young Ten So tse srce whers sae aE~r-i
Ssosf ~ss s7-n. nsgt ere sret-er 6s4 aiszp-
2earet. fhe - 80 rss vo-lnz issr dressed
n Ts.ts. who had neen % a. sFsrrx rarsv
>fe rsw rh~ vsr,nt mea rrfsiar. ard s-eurasf
into the csrner t. r. tsers rcss "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

rsn p from mn matches pipes Net
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08

-ssFs' rr.e-af-i 60 he a1ee1 e Tn<isni
r-sIi. we Ee.i ~ n7errsfe -f s,e Ssclefv
7f Ar-srz-srs t-- Ne- ~ atx IS faassa e
rcct reFeTed elft zr-e1 veifrs. vaich =
d-~'ise 'ra -s~efs so.i hesstrtv err
-rolse 81 S..z asd said tsraa3 The erna-
a,e~saffr1 resEsfs - -ena~ea- rn7 20
s.-ers ass' ~aa sfels s1s rc~si a-ss ssd
ereeesTe1s sa thc frsnt. a1.f ssrsr aser
r3a wes - ists ~ PRES atsula ~ tes
BARK fae asset slsais ca at <csd fe~a-
Chic&z, Hegzls>
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08


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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
Temporary Offices, Rooms Il and z, Wddcomb Building.

that cOcoa trees abound IN such profusion in
the forests along the river Guabisre, that the
gathering Of their pods would furnish work
for Thousands who are now Idle, and bring
great wealth 20 the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-08
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and estimates viii be furnished. on ap-
plication by the undersigned for artistic int erior
decorating, competing in price and beauty OF
finish with Wallpaper decorations, by TIE use OF
the permanent water. color Anti K slsomine"
We guarantee to do this artistic and durable
decorating 30 as tc produce better effects for the
same amount OF money that IL would cost 90 do
the same room with Wallpaper, either in cheap
or elaborate work and the work Is guaranteed 10
be permanent aud that IL will never require tax
ing Of to re-fnish the walls with the same any
other finish
The ceiling Of the new entrance 10 Powers
Opers House Is sample OF one grade OF this
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
A FINE MEETING.
COLONEL BERN. ADDRESSES TEE
DEMOCRATS OF FREDEBIcKsBURa
An Enthusiastic Gathering ana en- Able
and Convincing spseeh-A Repsb.i-
can sideshow.


fRenEmcKsHuEG, Va, Oct0ter 3l.-The
Democracy Il this city tonight we're ad-
dressed bY The disiing ushed eltcf0r ~ large,
Co'onel Richard =. Beirnc, Of Richmond.
The courthouse having been previous
" engaged bg the Republicans. Colo
mel Beirne spoke I'm the Oper House,
and Notwithstanding the late hour o.
which the change was announced The
bouse Bos crowded with sn enthusiastic au-
dience. Colonel Beirne vas introduced by
haior ]. II. Kelly, ard when be sroscastorm
81 applause such a. Is given Uy tue ca-ncst
and enthusiastic Democrats d old Fredcricks-
burg wa seutun.
Colonel belrne paid a glowing tribute 90
cleveland, Thurman, and our gl.lsrt young
standard-osarer, Oilmor 3. kendsA. Tne
tsriG question vas ably and plainly argued
bv Colonel Beirne, and az be showed no tie
falseh0ods OF the Republican party queer
SITTER cheer went un. which 10 any unbiased
mind plainly showed That the W0rkingmen
ana mechanics II fredericksburg would
stand shoulder 70 shoulder with The Ucrio-
cracy Tor t7fih-rcf0rm ln the coming election.
A. ihe close ~ Dis speech three cheers Were
flVfn Tor Cleveland, Thurman, Kendall, and
BeirnC.
The Republicans hal booked for tonight
Colonel BaIb.crc o. PenuVlyauia. bus up
70 ibis hour be has not arrived ~ TIE court.
h0usc. The Republican crowd is 10 etli king
coutraSt with thst n the large agd cu'haa-
astic audience Of Democrats gathered NJ the
Oftra-louse. There are about i51 ucgrocs
ana about 100 whites assembled 70 hear
Colonel Barbiore when be arrives. white %
tbo Opers-Heu-e arc gathered between J'0
and 600 'ruc Democrats, 10 wiIl stand 80
FOR Democracy add arG reform DO tbs
great eight Of the masses against Tao mou9l.
oii-fg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. NOVEMBER l. 1883

81 personal humiliation, made more intense
by the unrcstrxiDcd criticism 70 watch be
has been subjected by the press Of Great
Britain and tue United States. Ambassador
sackyIlle will fsd no iinitstOrs 10 such Tree
letier-wriLing. aud beneeforth diplezais Ia
the United states will b more than usually
careful in their correspondence, knowing
that When ilSeTyes political purposes neither
obligations that rost upon tbe claimlnt 70
the title OF a gentleman nor tie sacredness
Of private letters will avail % preserve tseiF
confidence lrom The public eve or their Der
sOus from the attack Of worrying dema-
gogues.
"LORp slCKyILLE UNDER ARREST"
LoNoov. October 8i.-The PslL Mall Ga.
z7tte SAYS: IL Secretary Bayard'srehukee OF
Lord SackyilIe fshs 20 convince the Irish
voters that President Cleveland can be relied
upon 10 check john Ball ls much 81 any
other man, Ne do not see what there is leit
for him TO do short ~ glazing Lord SRc6vuie
under srrrst and eccorting hin 70 The
frontier. How silly il al Il. How much
Americans will dsspise themselves Tor It
whom the eection-iever is over suppose
Minister PHELPS bad written private ieiter
O. some pseudo American during tbe election
m England saying thlt although the Glad
s,on.a party seemed g. Be more IN accosA
with American principle, yet LORE salisbury
could be trusted to coucede all the lri.n
needed. docs the most excited American
imagine tlst we should have taken notice u
Lis iudiscrctionf1
TIE Sc. James Gazette says ~
Lord elckyirc is techuicr'iy I'm the wrong,
England cannot. resent the sGront which
Hsgfr1 has put upGu II by declaring
90 ff. hall.
ton with Lord S1cky.l'e. Npgishmon can
only ptsy ttc American statesuen for the
strange lhinSs tueF d. in order 10 oOise
caucuses.
The Globe pys: The uucourteous an.
nounoomrut uiqhg crestc very s'rNined rels-
tons between tbc two countries. Fcgtdbat ~
its true character Is Recognized 90 b0tn sides.
Lord SackYiiie mss been ubjected 10 nnman'
uerly treatment by bo.h BSya!d aud Pre'l-
dent Clevelnd. n The Minister comes
tsrk u 0ll De- simply because Cleveland &,
ambition 20 De- s,actej President . seC1nu
time soar. iar above the requirements oi ia-
ternatioull courtesy aUd gooo N.li.'
ACTgSG FariFH NDJsEE.
WASHINGTON. October 81 NOW that Lord
slckv.ue is. by TIE aCton aiken by Tao
Government, of ths United states yesterday.
no longer Ni0ister - ibis country, The hrN
secretary OF the British Legation naturally
becomes the oil iN representative OF lhe
Government OF Great Britain. Ar. Edwards,
first secretary, is absenL however. aud
vail rot reform fer fone lime, 50 that NJ.
Michael Herbert. who was reccntlg made
second secretary. ts now Acting Minister.
Nj. Herbert rcceatlv ar iyed here from bu-
rope. and is to be- Married 10 lady 81 New
Iork, who VIII thus become mistress Of ine
British LEGATION for . slime.
At the Brils1 Legation silence is ma r.
tsuod Lord sicaylile refused 70 see any
cue to-day, and the memteri OK tue Lee1uoa
who we're soen SAID hat al WAS uncertainty
a5 10 bis departure from Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
officers Of sbe 1Searsarro.


1v,soI,croN. October 81 Tho Acting
Secretary OF the Navy has detached Com
mander Allcn n. Brown from duty at me
Naval Observatory and ordered him To the
command OF TIC United States steamer hear
ssrre. now being repaired nj Norfolk. she
will he put m commission as soon ~ POSI-
alc and sent 10 protect The American ii'''-
rs.ts I'M uayti. which are said to have been
,nJ,pscred by ste action OF that Govern
reut IN ,e.zing thc steamer Ilaytien Repno-
he. fra addition TO Commander Brown The
following officers have been detailed to The
k,,rsarec: Iieuleuants Charles beikuap' j..
X. Coesweil. Richard Mitchell. and Cor"in
T.. Rees, EnsiEn- Walter NJ. ConHtant ana
~ MI T. Uuse. Surgeon \. 81. Moore,
p,ss.d. Assistant Paymaslcr /. Is. Rogers.
Passed. Assistant Ene,ncor james II. Chas-
man. and acknowledgement NJ. bevlngton'
The United states steamer Despatch Is or
dercd TO Norfolk % await further orders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
onns.rnan Annexation.

fIY telegraph 90 tie Diapatch.l
snrnlaooEl QUEBBC. October 3L-At q
banquet given Hon. John Henry Pope last
pigat Sir JOHN Macdonald in the course 81
his spercb said % 20 seems 10 be she impres-
sion dat a,ll make an importint aauounce-
mCut on orc Of tae srtat issue. Of the day.
si-h TO fpea. on this bieci matter With no
uncertain sound. We are British subjects
and we know Che advantages ne possess 10
loiEg connected vita thpi great empire. As
We were born British subjects we expect to
Sic B-ttsh subjects. VI bat sbould we gain
cLaugcy II there Is country on the
SAGE " the earth that is happy and prosper
ou. it j.. the Dominion OF Canada. We have
fpludid climate, rich soil, and sn energetic
uc4pie. We have good laws wisely ajm,n-
.,fercd. lu every branch o. Industry our
country is prosperous. We have no reason
10 cuyg auy other country, and as a mere
matter OF sel-interest 70 would not only be
priu,icM but rWn0us for US 10 sever orr
connection with Great Britain and unite our
selves wnb the country 90 the south OF Us,
great as 10 may be-"
Sir Join went on 10 cay tbat The Canadian
Constitution Vas much superior In many
waystotlc American Constitution. VIVA.
should We gain ly chapgel' he asked
again. awe might get little more for our
Upper Cana!a barley [iauShterl, but In no
other WAY thlt can see should we be bene-
Gted. Ga the other band, we should be
taxed from WashiR gton md would thus
forfeit our rights rs free men. Are We going
10 sell our heritage Tor such 4 mess OF pot
uge? Annexation. VIC must always remem>
Der, would lead g. direct taxation, and If ne
ADOPTED commercial union or unrestricted
reciproaity, which practically means the
same tang, we would have 20 supply our
diminished revenue by resoriing 10 direct
tex8uon. We are opposed to annexation IN
every form. whether it a 10 plain terms or
disz,iigla under the form Of commercial
union or unrestricted reciprocity. Thee
sre our principles. and believe they Will
receive &c approbalion d the cOunlIy.V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
TIE czAn,s EanAPE.
Particulars or sac Accident 20 the
cars ErRtn.
ny Aneio-Amerlcan cable 20 ,hs Dl,pstch.l

IBy Ancio-American cable % ths Dlspst-h.l
81. Prr.AsrrgG, October 3l.-An Official
sf8f-ussnt regarding mo accident which hap
p-nel % TIE cars train Monday has been
Issued. lis 81. follows:
Ilt train containing the Car and Czsrina
trd suite lsff Trrfs0N6a 90 noon Monday.
while passing through a deep gorge nesr
Borti tbctr.la ieft the rails. At the time
o. the aerlIeut The CIR and CAIRNS we're
N tlc .al10L-clrfisge o., breakfast. when
lbe Grs' gtrr aEc 'eil The trick ths rest 81 the
tram 0-c1'a.cd mi The succeeding carriages
ks-Ifd over. T1c saloon. carriage, though
remaining on { track. wss badly shattere +.
1hs roo. 30. in, blt rested On portion u
the SIDE, th1s protecting the occupants.
10 iecr0s Incredible ttat with sugb havoc
any Of che occupants ~ ihe train should
have escaped unburt. DO, God projected
tho car ard bE fimi'T, who were taken
from re d<ivi7 u1lriurrd. some oi the
oH.er occupants o. Che train received also
roatutons. Iue opiy person seriously IN
iurrd WA 8enrrai ScLercmtlsd, On aide-de-
camp OF the C1er.
TIE q -sgb5EIiD states that The train was
drawn by iEe Cugin-s. and consisted ~
several carriages, beside. saloou-earI iige.
The later ras m massive construction.
1te Train va. rrauiny .. the rate OF sixty
five y-r5's an hour. When the first engine
iar 28 track 70 rlougtcd mp the road
bel sad imscdtod Itself in the earth.
The sccsPd engine ran on top Of the lfs'
and was wrecked. TncY were occupied by
c9ur. e,rTa8b aud railway officials, suOtg
waom Baron |ierp1i. Chief inspector Of thC
rauTsrs. was badly iuiured. Generals
Nfrr0Ykai ard 1c1cTcyig, who were IN the
,alyos-osFri7g- vith the Imperial family, re-
ee4el conlusi0ns. Toe Gar aud Czarina
remained a. tte scene for serie time giyiuc
at,rati0u q tie Injured. Religious services
14rr bsen hr,i throughout the empire
giving th5nks ior ile 1pe OF the impcri.
Duiy.
Jhe Grseh13niu co0tgadicts tho official TO-
n9rr NJ go accident 20 fenrl 10 casusltics.
n airWs tat tvcniY parsons we're killed,
including lapt7io GrcsCh, stall courier. three
c1urcrs. and eight solllers Of the railway
battalion. ltaiO says that eighteen others
were Injured.
The no. p~r'al family passed over the Char
foH aud Micoir0 raile1y last evening on
tleir vav % Ga.Ech.ua. All we're well.
The wcsibor was very stormy at The time
- the accident, hgt d,svf.e the fact that >
heavy ram was falling agd toe ground wa,
Slippery. ire Ger STAYED on The spot aud as
sisted 10 the removal Of The dead and in
iurcd lie dl1 no, enter TIE reserVe train
until the laei ~ The injured bad been placed
in sn smbuh0co. On bis arrival at Zos0-
wcic the car ordered the clergy TO conduct
requiem Uses FOR toe victims. After the re-
lrious feryists bee mvted all Of the occu-
panic ~ fhe train Th0 bad escaped 70 pariake
a.. dinner, which Doe had served ia The rail-
way station. an eXamination Will explain
the cause o. thc accident, but the idoA that il
'ye, due 30 malicious design upon Tie EN-
p.ror's lrs may be considered quite out oithe
question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

The audience that greeted Mr.. Ulmer last
nirht IN l.. L9Yd's political satire "For
Congress " WA both large aud enthusiastic,
and Mr. Timer must haye been ilaitcred by
The spontaneous and unanimous vote OF ap-
proyal by sucha critlcaland fashionable body
~ v0tCr7.
Dir. UlmoT's performance Of Colonel Sellers
upon his first appearance in Richmond a. a
star was a surprise, as most people remen-
bcred SIR. Raymond and thought him unap-
proa.a8blc, out Mr. Uimer, by bis cleyeInes'
u art has certainly uccoeded 10 illing the
ro!s very successfully; while in his General
Timher. iu For Congress, he. II possible, sue
raised bis Colonel sellers aud made himself
a lasting name in Richmond.
The supporting company was far abo'e
Che average.
For Congress agaia tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
nrnn.lna.aIntorest.

liy telegraph ID th' biai'AtNu-l
PHILADELPHIA. october 3l.-A non-suit
was to-day granted by Judge Gordon The
history OF and reasons for which Will prove
Of interest % bu,iucss-houfes sud financial
institutions that have dealings with CONNER
riat agencies. crew, LcyIck & Co., oil mer-
cbauts. sued Hradstreet < co. 10 recover
DAMAGES for ALLEGED untrue Information
furuisbed taem. The plaintiffs bad asked
thc agency 90 give them the report OF the
Union ReGnng and Manufacturing
romp,nv OF New Jersey end They
rrported that Che company had pad
ub csDllal % t800009. and were IN good
credit. ON the strength Of this Crew,
Lcy.ck G. Co. gave them credit for the
suouut Of a 200. whIch they have never
been able to collect u Was alleged that The
Union Refining Company were las0lveDt ~
The time the report was iRrnishcd. the
.irdec. on motion for non-suit, granted II on
.he ground That toe contract was as Il be-
tween two private people, The defendant
,oruoration bciDg prIyaie and not puohc
one. aud that Crew, Leyick & Co., In
slonrrg their contract With them. had waived
me riebt 10 recover ca the groHHd on whlch
tncy are now striving 30 get verdict. lie
said thst II they could have proved wluui
or malicious negligence the circumstance
would have been different
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

Mrs. Powors's Ivy leaf viii be the at
traction 80 tbe Theatre Friday and Saturday,
November ID a1l 81, whh matinee on
saturday. The ivy Lea! h ; 1oteti and aud.~
Die departure from The clrtcaiures that are
USUALLY presceted as Irish 10 American audi
fnceg, and Wbics are q rcprosch % aud ca
umuy Oh the iTkh Dsme and people. One
ding that goes lsr toward maEigg tots play
a succrssis ~ freedom from those hhloous
bnresques on tue IRISH character which are
40 often seen. The revolving tower Is =
great piece % mechanical aud scenic
work. The piece Is Oiled with exciting
scenes. One - the carrying od ot a caild bY
N eagle; another IS the c'lm9ing up all lyy
tower by the hero 81 tie piece.
Reserved seats now on sale at the box
nf.nn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01
Deiieate aIschanism DisOrdered and
kfgnIed.

The moot delicate ami inatca.o pieco Of me-
cbouisnn ia the human BtrlctFrB Is tho nerves.
AS TO tflogTaphic sfpes transmit the electric
force go do hsee sensation. lie focal point being
DO BRAIN where sgusati0n cositlss Mental
anxiety Usaken,s This no liaaitsIa. sudden SHOCKS
nsralyzs H. bat dyspepsia ~ its most Obdurat9
ice. This foe u ugsdy dcfoApDe BY tao Trsslt.-
pie tonic, n0s,stsor's 5tOunach Bittar-, and no
ceess4 l1n Of disordor In tle sioc1Gch Is rejected
a. brain sad nerves b rcstOf IS tranquility. ani
rrarouiiiity of Tho nerves implies IN thls lie
sf.pe. renewed yfror. 4 distinguished medical
autn0riy ssFs: "' me victim Ofnargous dlsqulo-
tlfe gL6 d.B's chsorni ~ uigst and Dromifes oY
day necussiues sh0md know Uet ctre must
IN. ssight sragr~ arenci9s rbtcn syren cttlHu 40
prryear md a8snrc1ly HCStgltcrs stomach III
ters has pguyed ~ DC $40 Des, of These. haiar ~
eoupLaflt. coae t y stl>n Llifru ta8ss, inactivity
az he kidn5gs an1 rh61r1AEn oiian inYofa
r,ry0us frrlfblss by sympathy and al. are era
G ie,.led BY ths bliafs. 10 lLh,HiSa&tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
supervisor.
Especial telegram 10 tbe Dlspatchl

Especial telegram 10 the D!spatch.l
Sorru Bosr0N, VA. October 81 Miles NJ
Martin. ESQ, spoke to an enthusiastic crowd
At Harmony to-day. As usual, alr. Martin
made a splendid speech, and bis visit was
productive OF crest good TO the Democratic
ticket. Mr. Il. WatSns Leah was also
present and mace a Timely and strong appeal
in fine people o. stand true and stesdiast 10
Cleveland snd Thurman and Edmunds.
Uni. county Is now thoroughly Organized
and in earnest to contribute TO Democratic
success.
The appoinlmentment OF several very Oh.
noxiousnegroes as Republican supervisors OF
elections has greatly stirred our people.
Several Of these negro supervisors have
made themselves very Oficious, aud IN their
unwsrranted assumption OF authority haNe
in one or TWO eases threatened unoIendlns
Democrats With arrest and impr slnment.
Halifax will increase Clevoaud's vote oil
1854 bv AZ least 900 and most probably eX-
ce,d that number. Edmunds stock l. far
ahead here and his election Is practically a.
sured.
Dr. Sydnor's steamboat arrived here TO-
pight about 7 O'Clock and anchored at the
south Boston docs The crew will take IN
the sights OF the town.