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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

BRUSSELS, February 22.-Lieutenant
Baert, who was at Stanley Falls when
Henry M. Stanley's letter to Tippo lib was
delivered, has, arrived here. He states
that the messengers were closely
questioned, and they confirmed the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
Ross Defeats DAILY.

BOSTON, February 22-The wrestling match
at the Howard Atheneum to-day between ]. c.
DAILY and Duncan C. Ross, mixed styles, for
$3.50 side, was won by Ross Five bouts were
necessary, Ross having won two falls in catch
as-catch-can, and DAILY throwing Ross twice in
collar and elbow. The fifth bout, side hold
with harness. was won by Ross, to whom the
stakes and the match were awarded.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
Divided the Stakes.

LONDON, February 22-The coursing for the
Waterloo cup at Altcar was concluded to-day.
The four dogs running in the final trial were
Fullerton. Hersehel, Troughend and Danger
Signal There was but one trial to-day, which
resulted in victory for Fullerton over Her
schel and for Troughend over Danger Signal.
The cup was divided. The last betting was to
on Fullerton and to on Troughend.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
KIee and GIass Matched,

During the contests at the Heron Hill Gun
Club grounds, yesterday, Messrs. Klee and
Glass, of New Castle, were matched to shoot
at % live pigeons each for $50 side. The
parties will meet on Monday evening to sign
articles for the contest.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
A CHANCE FOR A FIGHT.
A French Cruiser Bombnrds IN Expedition
Bearing the Russian Flag.

LONDON, February 22.-The report that
a French cruiser has bombarded Sagallo,
where the Cossaek expedition under NJ.
Atchinoff had settled temporarily, killing
or wounding five Of the expedition and cap
turing the remainder. is confirmed.
The bombardment was the result of the
refusal of M. Atchinoff to lower the Russian
flag which he had hoisted at Sagallo.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
Herby Isn't Going.

BERLIN, February 22-The POlitische
Ndchrichtsn denies the truth of the report
that Count Won Waldersee and Count
Herbert Bismarck will shortly visit Pesth
and Rome respectively on business con-
nected with the triple alliance.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
HE HAD BETTER QUIT.
Senator Wright's Management Of the
Soldiers Orphans Schools
DECLARED 10 HAVE BEEN HONEST,
But Having Been Maligned, He Might "a
Well Retire Gracefully.
SERIOUS CHARGES TO Be PRODUCED.
The Doom Of the School Syndicate Already Practically
Sealed.

The Legislative Committee appointed to
investigate the soldiers orphans schools
will meet next week. Some serious charges
are to be presented. 1t is stated that Sens-
tor Wright has been badly maligned by the
press, and that he might, therefore. as we'll
quit. There is little doubt but that the
syndicate schools will be abolished.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

details of the letter.
Lieutenant Baert be-
lieves that Stanley only
reached Wadelai by
strenuous efforts and that
Emin Pasha relieved
Stanley instead of being
relieved and revictualled
by him. Stanley was en-
abled to return to Muir
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
Tho Rnv Shnntnrs

DAYTON, o., February 22-The artificial bird
shoot here this afternoon for stake and the
boy championship of Ohio, at 100 clay birds. Is
Muslin, of Cincinnati 81 in a high wind.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
SUPERNATURAL PHENOMENA.

The extraordinary cases reported to the Society
for P'ychtcdI Research, comprising PRESENT.
gether NTH other 1hoStly experiences of a mar
Delous character. toiH be found in to-'norrotD's
DISPATCH. Everybody should read this re-
rndrkabIe and exhaustive contribution. Nis
the sensQtion of the AGE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
The KNIGHTS Need DIouey.

PHILADELPHIA, February 22.-General
Master Workman Powderly has issued an
other special call, the second in year, for
per capita contributions from members Of
the order.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
PORTUGUESE CABINET CHANGES.
A General Shaking Up. but of Nom PoIiii.
cal Character.

cal Character.
LISBON, February Rehabilitation Of
a non-political nature have just been made
in the Portuguese Cabinet. Senior
Carvalhi, Minister of Finance, and
Senior Navarro, Minister of Public
Works, have retired from the Cabinet
in full accord with their colleagues. Senior
Ressano Garcia has been appointed Minister
Of Marine, Senior Comes resigning the For
eign portfolio and taking that of Finance.
Senior Goethe takes the portfolio of Public
Works.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.1
HARRISBURG, February 22.-The next
State Fair will be held in Philadelphia,
commencing September 25 next, and ending
October 90,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
ComplimeBted BY the Pope.

LONDON, February 22.-The Rome corre-
spondent of the Chronicle says: The Pope's
letter approving the statutes Of the WASH
ington University, which will appear short.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

but Bartlett, who is training at Providence, was
not on hand. being represented by his hacker.
All the stakes are now in the hands of the
stakeholder, and the men will meet on March
6. to decide the contest according to Richard
K Fox rules
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
RETRENCHMENT IN ITALY.
Premier Crispi is Satisfied So Long rs the
Foreign Policy is Affected.

ROME, February 22.-Premier Crispi in
formed the Budget Committee to-day that
the Government does not object to retrench-
ment in the East African expenditures if
the policy of holding present positions and
seizing every opportunity to legitimately
extend ItaIy's influence be followed. 1t is
expected that the Massowah estimates will
be much reduced.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
STANLEY WILL FIGHT.
The Explorer Proposes to Wrest the
Soudan from the Mahdi.
TIPPOO TIB Is STILL FAITHFUL.
Parnen Attacks Irish Prison Management
in Parliament.
FRENCH POLITICS STILL BADLY MIXED
The European Press Comments Favorably on Queen
Yictorias Speech.

Definite news has been received from
Stanley, the African explorer, and it is of a
cheering character. Tippoo Tib is still
faithful to him. Stanley has determined
to capture Khartoum and wrest the Soddan
from the Mahdi. Parnell made vigorous
attack in Parliament on the treatment of
Irish political prisoners. French politics
are still simmering. The other foreign
news is of interest.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

1t is proposed in England to operats
dust and garbage cartsD by electric propulsion.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

lean baseball players had there described, to-
0ether s0ith some facts about Australian hotels,
bdrndids and betting. See Goodfriend's letter
in to-no7ToaCs DISPATCH.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

CHINA'S WALL, Sss %TeteSt Of aas @f ora%S. s"Ss.
est Of engineering rrfunlphs portrayed by
Frank q. Carpenter. together Nth some dRec-
dotes Of royal old joker, in to-nlorroi0's DIS
PATCH,
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-08-21

EI1AND LA,
Fruit Szer in the
atm /
fitting suitable receiving
to
the fruit the best
possible size all through the
W.
ag-REFERFNCE: vOLUSIA COUNTY BANK, DeLand,
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-08-21


Mr. J Y Parce
MOST PERFECT
My late
that without
consider had
last would paidfor
DENNIS SPENCER
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

Democratic Workers ia the Hack Belt
BUFFALO Lima SPI INOs, VA, Oc'
t'D,r % lCofr,sp0nCence.l-lhe he
mocauc Club of this precinct held Its
regular meeting here to-day. mere
ua.a full attendance. and usussal IN
trl... manifested in the work.
p d Cox. president of the ciuo'
called ihr meeting 90 order, ana the
REGISTRATION # Young voters. tiar rs
and other matters received attention
and after pariakiug OF handsome
u1rDr at the invitation OF that oi'
Champion of Democ acy, Col. Ihoma'
D. GY0lc. arrange ments were com
p.rtod for the holding of Dcmocr"'i'
barbecue and speaking at Williamson
eiore ON OctOber 29ih. at which UNI
aud place Hon George b. Cabel, Coi
ouel ~ Ii. Green aud Major Holm
O.lrl Will address the voters Oh
MecEleubIfg. After pledginS the ear u
e-t ,urpogt and unceasipg eilorts o.
each member Of ire club 70 carry tbl'
precinct for the Democratic ticket OF
November 9TH. aad tending the thank
Of the body To- Colonel GOOde Tor thei
entertainment. the meeting closed
TIE negroes in this vicinity are no
united ia their support OF Manone
ln,y have not forgotten tha' Maho"'
krri L4ugsion out of seat In Congress
last fall. az d despite the vigoroutehor,
OF the Boss allies are not Of our NINA
au IL ir hoped that not few oi then
Will vote the Democratic ticket.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

UorINs,IfIr. Nv. October 2L-Our
tobacco season ha. virtually drawn TO "a
close. and tho transactions Of our market
have become too small 10 excite any inter
est. Offerings consist mostly 81 damaged.
or sound tobacco Of very poor and unde-
sirahle quality.
There /, mo- disposition towards ~peenla-
ton i'm our market. and general appear
anco of Indifference characterIlcs the buy
er.. whose orders. rs is usual m TN, time
of the wear. are either filled or Withdrawn.
Ilcnce. the proportions If reflections are UNI
u.uallv lnrtr. VI. II. CLARK " BRO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

maud. Governments steady currency -
ILL bid: Is coupons, LII bid; Fisoo
$l.o5l< bid. -, - shor.
Missouri Pacific. -. Paul Lake sno's.
Atchson and Denver were me wn'u 49,
the railroad list on the Stock L xchange tn,s
morning. The rest Of the list advsnced only
frac,iona!lv. Among the trusts sugar WAS
especially weak. declining per cent; "
nv. At II o'clock the market was 'a'ry
stesdy AZ '. 10 n. per cent. advance. In tne
hour 10 noon Michigan Central Was 'ne
strong feature. advancing ~ per cent; "
9isx. The rest Of the list reacted 'rac,'on.
allS. and at the close prices were IRE i.ns,,y
changed. some Of the list being ractionany
higher. and oihsrs lowed % a similar inc'-
dent. The bank statement was Ia,oiavm'
The ali. f~r The day were l5l go shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
Iieud Iynched.

NEW ORLEANS. October 26.-Ihe
Times Democrats Columbus. Mss, spe-
c,al saws. joe Howard, colorcd' VINO
assaulfe a white lady of this county
several weeks ago. was recently idcpti'
fed by the lady, confessed and was
hsing brought here yesterday for sale
keeping, when he was taken from tn.
officers by about one hundred men and
hangsd. The case ag0inst HIM wal
worked up by negro detective anc
several negroes testified TO seeing hin
IN the neighborhood about the time o.
the crime.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

SANANToxIA. Tex. October @G.-l.ast
night two masked men entered 'ne
S,nta Fe's and A. p. X. X. station, al
F,oresviIle, and covering the ageht,
',ith reviewers, compelled him to hand
over all the railroad and express com
oanies' funds in the. office, amounting
~ . 600. The robbers then disappeared
~ ~ the darkness. The sheriff with a
$50 and bloodhounds are in pursuit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
R.,ti,nore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nh. October @.m%otto"
dull. middling. ics.c. Flour dun. high
grades easier: Wheat southern lus,'
Fulfl. .,@ Sc: Longberr,. "a >"; NO. :,
Sc: steamer. 10 s1isc.; Western -'rng'
y. swlnter red. spot and October. ''"N",:r'
Corn southern scarce and steady wn'e,
IA l5c.: yellow. lc~ ilc.: Western Strong
and higher: mixed. spot. p'sw w. Va'
firm and higher; southern ana I'"n.s'-
,ania. 250 2l'.c.; Western -whi,e' -'~ ~,
Western mixed. 25ws'c.; GRADED No, =
Whit. 3ei.c. rive easier AZ Ji@asc TIE
visions steady. PETROLEUM quiet at adj, ancc (;
r,6n.,l. So. ,ohcc nominal: Hi"' car
soo,. fair. ne. >igar quiet: \ soft. 49,
Conner auict: refined. leo loisc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
New York Produce Market.

Nrw YORK. October 26.--tiour quiet b"t
firm: CITY mill. extra. sLsvw ri.H; W.,'
Indies. .upcriine. S2.iow $40; nne' si.'v'
81. 80: Minnesota extra. S2.5ow >'.'o. neat
irm and aic. higher: No. ; red. >2c' easn
do. October. $50. Corn nrm ana s'r",-
and i,c. higher: No. mixed, iic' ea'h
do. October. lOhc. oats duil; Nc.
mixed. ~ ,c. cash: do. October 21's'' Iofs
dull: mess. Si2.2jwS l2.On's Tor ln>p','o'
Iari october. So 20. Molas,es quiet; New
orleans. s>,r pc. Jurpentinc steady ~
lgi.c. ho,in dull: strained 10 good Si.o. f.
W>Itai.. sugar Refined quiet ana STEADY
cut-loaf and crushed. nc; granula'' a.
7i.c.: mould \. 1s.c. Coffee steady ih'
carg0es Rio. lgi, &C..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

GREI NBAcKvInE, October % Cor
Iespoudence. MIR. John W. q. Black
stone. present Stale Senator from Acco,
mlC end Northampton countless ana
the regular Democratic nominee to sue
coed himself to the State Senate Tbs
fall, delivered ono of the ablest ad'
dresses before the people here on last
Friday night. 18th inst, that IL has
been the pleasure Of your correrpon
dent 20 listen 10 for long time. Long
before the hour for speaking had ar
uyed. the house was crowded win
gentlemen and ladies, all aDxiou-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
u,,derers Convicted.

STANTON, MICH. October 2o.1 uar
49, us,paway. alias Taylor. and MyIo1
Renj .min. charged with the %us1e ys o.
ooi1" and life sentence will probably
.e'u IN them to- day. Dupee was muir
J 10 and his body burned IN his nut
near Grcenvilie last May.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
New York Cotton Market.
by Ielegr,ph.i

\rv Y,pk. October 26.-Mes~r-. Hub
hard. Price 4 Co. saw in their circular that
the several markets show c"nsideraoi.
strength. and operators are confident 81
higher prices. Futures. steady. sales, o.
800 bales. spot cotton. quiet; middling up
land. lol,: October. 1850 1867; November.
800: December. lo.Viw 1902: january. W.
a. 9."9: February. 1905; March. lo.i2~ i".'';
Npril. ia.l>wi0 10: May. io.2iw lo.2'; june
le.3i0 (N.E; July. lo.'Hc' o.S>; N"2".''
Io ta.5tall. En,eipts Al ports to-day o>t,-
mated at 10000 bales. against S'.''J bales
last week. aud l.tio last year.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed -'eaus !;
middlmg uplands. j',d. sales o'"V"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

CHICAGO, October pa Herald spe
.;si from ort Worth, Texas. says
O o"rsonal encounter took place thee
Thursday between Presiden' rau DE- po;i
# the Fort Worth aud kio Grande na.'
way. aud Vice.Pfes,dept wicker, Oh s nS
nm. company. Wicker was knocHeu :,
down. and on arising gave PADDOCK
severe Gaming.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

KARL GOTrFEIED LEOPOLD LEiiNkk
the eminent German poet, VIII be eight!
nine wears old nov mber 18th but sun ie
tains his mental y.gOr. lie mas Just con.
pleted Il tragedy, "fhe Judge OF "ai"aS'
Ex.EMpREss EUGENE will spend thu
winter III Naples.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27

Mad Under Suspicious Circumstances
CHICAGO, ILL, October 2o'-An un,
known man, bearing the appearance 0,
= we.l.to-do travelling salesman, died
under very suspicious circumstances on o.,
hnard Of a Milwaukee and st. pau'
IAN this morning. Upon examination
snvcral bruises were found upon hi
haa1
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM AL
OVER THE STATE.

,...oi.hcd by the "Timcs" Corrcspon-
dents and state Exchanges
and Editorial Opinions Clipped. Com
oiled aud CONDENSED From Home Papers
ALEXANDRIA. Va. October -. ISpe-
,.slCorrespondenc MIR. Park Agucw
most emphatically repudiatcd the
.liclcrs'" doings IN putting him ON
a,.r ticket. IL was all without author
nd, hc saws. lie does not approve such
. course. and it does him great in
..ico. There has been considerable
.gil over the matter here to-day.
CAPTAIN J. {. kiSheloe. Of Fairfax
81. dead.
To-day s Corporation Court has been
,,orktrc In the libel suit Of Sarah GRAY.
. r0ior,d school teacher. against L. b.
p.linsou. who preferred charges
..aInsi her and did not Substantive the
..mc. There was some racy testimony
D., some Of the witnesses, and there
were % larsc number.
saturday next is Athletic Day at the
IH.cspal High School -onc OF the prin.
..nsl affairs of the session.
There is going the rounds a story to
doe clocl that "a party OF girls some
noatls ago picked up an old "matri-
,..ri.l iuiIal. and subsequently,
thrce of them answered advcrtisemo nts
far wives. One of these young ladies'
,.1- married "a day or TWO ago. her hus-
i.nd being a Californian whom she
never saw up to ihis week. and another
.xrecis hers on shortly. The other of
th0 trio says hers may come after bit.
i.r She is not going 10 get left.
Sir. George Il. Smith and Miss Annie
S.avab were married by d.. Norton
n.t night
1ir j. ". Holland. of Washington,
.rI Ni., Stella Gibson were married
..t night by Rev. Mr. Dyott.
A Young lady was caught hold of by
3D. negro youth again last night. A
crowd soon collected and went in search
az fhr scuuudrel. who w0ulI have
Jared badly # he ban been caught
v.,-. occurrences are getting rather
f..eucnt here Of late. aud ~ill doubt
lr.. cud with some Oakley getting his
nDck stretched
The Gr-ciic' Washington correspond
f.a,-. a well Known sporting man OF
thi. rfty.a \lr-uiln. who recently re-
c.v,daiDiicr from Richmond telling
Damn % nke 1910 bets that were offered
.n GrnDa N.hane election, SAYS he
I.. iII.cnfiv Sought for bets on Ma
hone. bnt can tni none % take.
Democrats here to day from Wash
in.ton county. Na..ard from the Dan
,ifedi-tuct of tlal State. say The Dem
o.atic organization is by uo means as
perfect in those SECTIONS as Do mlshi be.
while the MahWeiie- have ail their
iorc,- well boo band en. WIi. have every
mIn 90 tlc lUII
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-27
Grain and Cotton Exchange
RICHMOND. Va, October ~, ~

OFFERINGS.
Wheat .232 bushels.
Corn -i52 bushels.
Oat~-l 900 bushels.
Ryc-l 200 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat White. = bushels far at ~
Lonebcrr,. 2.2ol bushels very gorh on p'-
,aie terms: go bushels very gnod al Sc:
- bushels very good at ~'c. Total sales 81
wheat 800 bushels.
corn White. l32 bushels common ON pri-
yntc terms.
COTTON EErOKr.
Market firm. .,,
Ouaf0ti0u~. Niddling. lo',e.; low hi"-
ding. 9f.c.; good ordinary, S'a''
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC /
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. /.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Sept. !, 1852. =

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. /.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Sept. I, 1857
The following appointments for pub
lie speaking are announced:
HON. p. W. M'KISNEY.
Washington. court, Monday, Oct. IS.
Tazewell, court. Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Henry. special. Thursday, Oct. 81.
Patrick. special, Friday, Nov. /.
HON. J. HOCE TYLER.
Fluvanna. Monday. Oct. 18th.
HON. JOHN Z. MASSEY.
Nelson Monday, October 2sth.
MAJOR r. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Brunswick. Monday, October 2Sth.
HON. :. :. TURNER.
Washington, Monday, Oct. %.
Montgomery. Tuesday. Oct. 20.
col. RICHARE +. BEIRNE.
Brunswick, Lawreuceville, Monday.
October 2Sth.
Prince William, Brentsville, Monday,
Nov. 4th.
CAPTAIN JAMES BUMGARDNER.
Nelson. Monday, October 2o.
COLONEL TAzEwELL Elicit.
King William. Monday. October -.
MR.. W. r. ALEXANDER.
Same appointments with Captain NC
Kinney from Rockbridge TO Patrick,
both inclusive.
Additional Appointments.
cold HAMPTON nOGE.
Bedford, Monday. October y.
MIR. II. I. BARTON.
Fauqucr. Monday. oct 18th.
II. II. GEORGE TUChtE.
Highland. Tuesday, OctJler 18th.
T. :. TURNER.
PAGE. Monday, October 2'th.
Mines, Tuesday, October g'lh.
y. GARDINER TYLER.
Newport News, Thursday October 3lsI-
night. H..
Major Turner'S appointments for these
DAYS AT Washington aud Mont -Onery are
withdrawn
IIoS. JOHN =. HARRIS.
Augusta. Monday. Oct. y.
Augusta, local appointments during
week.
. Albcmarle. Monday. NOV. '.
THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
Orange. Monday. October 18th.
HENRY ALLEN.
PAGE. Monday. October 18th.
hon. ). HOGE TYLER.
| PAGE (,peciaD. Wednesday, October BON
shenandoah (speciaD, Thursday, october
3lst.
COLONEL RICHARD ;. BEiRNE.
Brunswick. Monday. october 18th.
Manchester, Thursday. October Jl-t
Prince William. Monday, November hh
MICAJAu WOODS, ESQ.
| PAGE (.pecian. Wednesday, October 5Oih
shenandoah (special), Thursday, OctoDe
3lst
WILMER :. KENDALL, ESQ.
southampton C-peciaD, Wednesday, oc''
Der jOth.
HON. II. Il. POLLARD.
southampton (,peciaD, Wednesday, %
2 tOber 5Oth.
Z HON. JonN ". DANIEL.
, Albemarle. Monday. November ith.
Uox. JOHN 4. BUCHANAN.
, Tazewell. Tuesday, October 2'ith.
/ stonaker. Russell county, edne>da,
: October 30th.
JUDGE FLOt RNOi.
= Wise Courthouse. October - tcourt day
Biz stone Gap. October ~.
Jonesyille. November |.
Rose Hill, November ..
CAPTAIN +. ". M'kINNEY
q CHESTS station. Monday. October =.
: Wise Courthouse. Tuesday. October ~.
o Rig Stone Gap. Wednesday. October 30
% Clinchport, Thursday, October d.
e AIR. CHARLES SHARP. on NORFOLK
. At Abingdon, THURSDAY, 5lsi.
d HOLMES CONRAD.
y At Page. Monday. 18th.
% II. C. ALLEN.
70 Al Pulaski (Barbecue), Wednesday JV
e, Might appointments for some OF !
nj cities will be fixed AM announced hei
n john S. BARBOUR.
q Acting Chairman
ie w. w. Scot, II. Shepperd. Secretary
10 I'D -mocratic raper, please copy.l