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TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS.

SUCH as Mrs. G. B. Miller's. Lorrillard's
- ]. J. Mopes' and WIN. Hand'cn sweet
scented fine cut, and Bon's natural sweet
lanes River lenf, together with squire head
and ladies' twist, Of the FIRST Quality. for sale.
by CHARLSs N. T,LLsv-
| Jan. u.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-29

choose your DeIega tes, and give them
as their instruc tion, the sense land
wishes of your respective townships, as
to nominations for these respective sta
tions. The subscribers would respect.
fully suggest to your consideration, the
all.importance of the ensuing general
ele ctiop, as respects the chief mag istracy
OF the United States and of this State,
1t is Of vital importance ia political
point OF view, 1t must be clear and obvI.
Gus to every democratic republican, and
ifyou, as republicans, are united, the re
suit cannot for one moment be the least
doubtful. The subscribers respectfully
solicit their democrat C republican feLLorO
citizens, of the respective townships, 10 be
vigilant in turning out, in order that your
township meetings may be full, and that
a fair and unbiased representation may
be made through your delegates.
JAMES THOMPSON,
HENRY A. STlDGER,
SOLOMON WEAVER,
JOHN RANKIN,
DANIEL M'COOK,
JAMES WITHEROW,
JOHN PRICE.
July Goth, 1886.
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AH0DN1TONa
BRIGADE ORDERS. e,

THE Commissioned and Staff Off. g.
= GERS of the 4th Brigade and 9Th
Division of Ohio Militia, and the Drum
and Fife Majors Of each Regiment will
rendezvous for Officer Muster in Car
rolltOn, on Friday, 10Th day Of Au-
gust next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. uni.
formed and equipped as provided by
law TO remain under arms two days
The commandants of the several
regiments are charged with notifying
the Officers of their respective COM
mands Of this order and they will be
held responsible for every neglect.
All Independent Companies are in
vited to attend aud train with the off.
GERS on Saturday the End day of mus,
Ter.
Given under my hand in Carroll.
ton, July 9Th 1886.
II. A. STIDGER.
Brigad. Gen. 4th Brig. 9th D. o. M.
NIB. Fines will be rigidly enforced
upon all delinquent officers who are mol
equipped &c. &c. this season.
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Among the most interesting of the
assemblies which the present Age of
Conventions has witnessed, few, if any, !,
have been more interesting than that
which met at Knoxville, in Tennessee,
on the 4th of this month, land at our
Iates. dates was yet in session., to
take measures for the construction Of
a Railroad from the Southern 10 the
Western country. At the first NEE.
ting, Col. JOHN WILLIAMS, Of Tennss.
see, being called to the chair, and Pay.
or LEA appointed Secretary, the Dele
gates were called over, and there were
present The imposing number of three
hundred and fifty, of whom IS were
from South Carolina, SO from Ken.
lucky, the same number from Geor.
gia, ll2 from Tennessee. 2s from
North Carolina, II from Virginia, 6
from Alabama, 2 from Ohio, and 2,
from Indiana. Many of the most
distinguished citizens of the South
were present. Among them, MeSsrs.
RoBT, Y. HAvNE and PoINsETT, oi
S. c., Governor Swain, Of N. c..
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ESTRAY.

ID Y virtue Of an order 10 US directed by
Id George Downs a Justice Of the
Peace Of Rose Township Carroll county
Ohio, we the undersigned do certify that
we have viewed and appraised a certain
Stray Horse taken up BY John Hits ol
said Township and find the same to be q
Light Brown, with the hind feet White to
the Pastern joint, a small mark on the
hind part of the left forefoot, somewhat
blind in the right eye, druped rumped
trots and PAGES, about fifteen hands high,
supposed 10 be eight years old, and we
said horse at thirty three dol.
lars. Given under our hands this thir-
teenth day of Sune 1886.
SIMEON MARTINI ...
AND. GIMMEsON. appraisers
Sworn and subscribed before me
this twentieth day of June 1886.
GEORGE DOWNS, J. P.
State of Ohio Carroll County SIS
thereby certify the foregoing to be a
true copy from my Estray Book, Given
under my hand and seal this 4lh day oil
July 1886.
GEORGE DOWNS, ,J.P.
July slh, 1886.
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Scientific Erpedition.--An appro
priation was made by congress, during
the last session for voyage Of explo.
ration to the Pacific Ocean, and South
Sea. The President has accordingly
given orders that the vessels be fitted
out without delay. The frigate Mace.
donian, is undergoing thorough repair
for this purpose and will be sccOmpa
MED by two brigs of two hundred
tons each aud one or two tenders.
Captain Thomas Ap c. Jones will
take the command Of the expedition
and J. N. Reynolds, Esq. has been eP'
pointed corresponding Secretary. We
hope the enterprise may be honorable
TO all concerned. - Tsiter.
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NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that at my instance a
writ of fattachment was this day is.
sued by James H Ross, an acting justice
of the peace, in and for tho township Of
Centre, IN Carroll county, and State OF
OhIo-against the goods, chattles, rights
credits, moneys and effects of John M.
Holmes, an absent debtor.
ISAAC JACKSON
One ofthe Trustees Of the Methodist EpiS
copdI Church at CGrroIhoa.
July %, 1886.
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MORE
4ROOlNIRH0So

WE HAVE just received in addition
w TO heavy Stock of Molasses, Su.
gars, Rice, Wine &c. &c.
40 Barrels No. 5 Mackerel
20 2 do
20 Herrings
30 Kegs No. 6 Tw. Ky. Tobacco
20 do 2 Pug do
10 do IA s. l6 Twist Richmond do
Is boxes s l6 and 80 Plug do
10000 Spanish and half Spanish Cigars
25 boxes Pipes
100 bags Rio Coffee
10 chests Young II. Tea
25 half chests do
| case Gun Powder do in 2 leads
90 half boxes Chocolate
SO mats Cinnamon
500 lbs. Ginger
l barrel Cloves
35 boxes RaIsins
10 kegs do
30 drums Figs
& barrels soft she'll Almonds
4 do hard do
10 boxes Candies assorted
barrel Palm Nuts
l do English NaInnts
do do Ground Nuts
case Liquorice
DO boxes Shaving Soap
100 dozen Backing
| cask Madder
2 seroons Indigo
1000 lbs alum
500 E. Salts
90 barrels Clipped Logwoot
2 do Spirits of TurpentiuB
1000 lbs Ven. Red
$50 do Blew VitriOl
$50 Go Cream of Tartar
100 do Refined Borax
100 do Gum CoPal
100 do Camphor
10 MousehOle Anvils
10 Smiths Vices.
ALSO
DO Grades assorted Eueeusware, diff,
ent sizes. All OF which we offer on acr
commodating terms.
CATLETT & HEA1ON.
WeHsoiIle, June II, 1886.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

ID 7 virtue offs writ of Fl ia ct lev ia is.
I'D sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for the county of Guernsey
and State Of Ohio, and to me directed,
there will be sold at public sale, on Tues.
day the I'd day of August next, at The
Store Room of A. McDoweII, in Carroll.
ton, Carroll county Ohio, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock
7. M. large quantity of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Q~eensOGrs, = Cutlery, Drugs,
Paints, POtnIettle, Books,
Store DrGsOers, and Dried Fruit,
together with an assortment of Merchan
disc, seiz d and taken in Execution, as
the property Of Daniel G. Middleton, at
the suit of Beard, Leavltt, & Co. Ifsaid
goods should not all he sold on the said
ID day Of August, the sale will ba contin.
ued by adjournment on Wednesday and
Thursday, the Sd and 9TH days of August,
commencing each day at 10 O'Clock A.
M. and adjourning at 5 o'clock P. M. un
til concluded.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
July 90, 1886.
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Twill also attend at my Office in Car.
roIlton, during The months of October g.
November 10 receive the Taxes due from
those who have not previously paid. I
Those who neglect to pay within the time
specified IN this notice, may expect to
pay costs in addition.
The following is the amount .:of taxes
charged on each 500 dollars valuation
for tho year 1885.
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ATTENTION.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS

REGIMENT.4L ORDERS.
THE Commissioned and Staff of.
L fcers of The lst Rig. 4th Brig.
9th Division o. M. together whit he
drum and fife, Majors will rendezvous
for officer Muster in CarrolIton on
Friday The l9lh day of August uni.
formed and equipped according 10
law, 10 remain under arms Two days,
BY order of lhe Col.
JAS. GALLAHER,
Adj. Of lst Reg
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TAxas Toa 1eas.

Notice ls hereby gwen to The taxa
Die inhabitants oi Garfal county, that (
will commence collecting the Faxes for
said county for the year 1886, on Mon
day the 18th day OfSeptember next and
for this purpose myself or deputy will sit
one day ~ each township, at the usual
places of holding elections, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 P. M. to
receive the taxes from those who may
wish TO pay them there, viz:
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LIST OF IETs1ERsc

y EN- AIMING IN The Post Off al
u CarrOlIton Ohio on the first Of July
1886,
Nlatson Ayres, VIM. Allen, Natbeniel
Brewster, VIM Buck, Martha Gregg, Rob
ert Campbell, VIM. Clark, Charlotte Den
avan, Aaron Elliott, B. Nj: Fisher, James
FerraIl James Henry, Mary Hunter,
George Hartman, VIM Hood, Jesse Haas
2, Jonn Hart, Michael Hanline, Jacob
Hanes, Mary Joseph, Frederick Keck
ner, Thomas Latta, George Miller, u. &
II. Meeker, Conrad Mintling, Jacob Mil.
Ter Christopher Marks, Margaret Me-
Mutt, James McMaster, James McCarreI
Marga ret Mcfarland, George MCCaskey
David Norris, John Oilers, Abigail Prlc"
Paul Preston, Thomas Piper, Joshua Rice
VIM. Randall. George Rider, Thos. Rice
2, Thomas RingIand. George Reynolds,
Griffin SmaIiwood, Soel Sackett 2. Dani
eli Stout, Benjamin Sells, Peter Stager,
Joseph SniveIy 2, MahlOn Stewart, WIN.
Walker, Charles Wilson, John Wyant,
Sarah Wisely, Sarah Zollers.
SAMUEL STERLING, p M.
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New T'hreshing Nlnchine.
Z cH 2 IoEaE Pc err =

. -
ME Undersigned take this method Of
making known 10 the farmers of
Carroll and TuscaIawas counties, that
'hey have purchased The right to use aud
ssh0 . Aliens new patent Thrsshinx
machine. The right for Carroll COUNTY
10 owned by Daniel Vanhorn, John Dan
zap and Jacob VaNhorn, Of Lee township.
The right for I'uscarawas county l. own
ed Joseph Wolff, of said Lee iownsh;o
10 Carroll county. This Machine NAV
be seen in operation, at any time, at ,he
residence Of Capt. John CassiI, one mile
IRON CarrolItoD; or at The residence of
Daniel Vanhorn, Lee Up. 1t is porta.
bic and convenient, and may be moved
from place to place, easily, IN a common
farm wagon with two horses.-lt can be
Kept in successful operation by the DOW.
er ofone or two horses aad four or fiys
hands. Those who have seen it in oper
alton acknowledge that il will hull more
cloVerSeed-thresh more Wheat, Rye and
Oats, than any, other machine in the
West. The Undersigned respectfully
ask Farmers to give il fair trial; and
they are satisfied, it will soon BIZ general.
ly used.
N, B. Township and individual rights
can be had on fair terms, and Machines
if desired,
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Mr.. Justice WAYNE and Judge CLAY
TON, Of Georgia.
On moion Of Mr.. WIcKLrFEE, OF
KY, Gen. HAYNE was chosen Presi.
dent of the Convention,
On the following day. several other
Delegates arrived from Ohio, among
whom was Gen. JOS VANCE, and one
or two others from x entucky. The
Delegates were received and treated ia
the most hospitable manner by the
People Of Knoxville, all the private
houses being full of guests, and the
public houses overfowing.
We scarcely know any object of
greater interest, in q national view,
than that which this highly respecta.
BILE Convention has assembled for the
purpose Of elfecting.-MaE Int.
LAUGH WHEN WE MUST.'
Mr. Slang always used to say, my
horses, my boys;' Mr.. Slang no,0 in
variably says sour horses, our boys,'
or 'our farm This substitution of
'Our' for my by Mr.. Slang, was
brought about thus:
Mr.. Slang had just married a sec.
ond wife. On the day after the wed =.
ding, Mr.. Slang casually remarked,
i now intend, Mrs. Slang, to enlarge
my dairy
'YOu mean our dairy, my DEAR re
plies Mrs. Slang.
mo O'quOth Mr.. Slang. Il soy /
shall enlarge my dairy
'Ssy our dairy. Mr.. Slang
mo, my dairy
Say our dairy, say our screamed
Mrs. Slang, seizing the poker.
My dairy! my dairy! my daryl
vociferated the husband.
'OWr dairy! our dairy! our dairyp
re echoed the wife, emphasizing each
'our' With blow of the poker upon
the back of her cringing spouse.
Mr.. Slang retreateC under the bed.
Ia passing under the bed clothes Mr..
SlaDg's hat was brushed off; Mr..
Slang remained under cover several
minutes, waiting for a calm. At
length his wife saw him thrusting bis
head out at the foot of the bed, much
like turtle from its she'll.
'What are you looking for, Mr..
Slang7' says she. u am looking, my
DEAR snive!led he, 'to see if can see
any thing of our hat.' The struggle
was over. Tie next Sunday morn.
ing, Mr.. Slang asked Mrs. Slang if he
might wear our clean linen breeches
to meeting! And, in short, ever since
the above mentioned occurrence, Mr. ,
Slang has studiousIy avoided the use
of the odious singular possessive pro
noun. He stands corrected, Forsoolh,
'he considers Mrs. Slang the better
grammarian.'
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


Y virtue of writ off ia ct lev r.
I'D issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for The county of Carroll,
and State Of Ohio, and 10 me directed
there will be sold at public Auction on
Monday, the first day of August next, at
the House Of d ,vid Richards, in Lee To.
Carroll county, Ohio, commencing at i |
o'clock A. M. the following property, viz
2 Mich Cows, Q Calves, l2 sheep, I
light wagon, half patent Plough, 2 Kit.
ties, Clock, Logchane, / Rife Gun, l
Loom, Crosscut Saw, set Horsegeers
! Bed and Bedding, with a number of
other articles, taken as the properly of
Benjamin Dewe: and Henry Guyer, at
the suit Of Daniel M'Cook.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
CGrrOIlton, July %, 1886.
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State cfOhiO, Carroll county, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
August Term, 1886.


NOTICE is hereby given 10 Maryann
Huffman, widow, aud Michael Huffman,
jonathan Huffman, Solomon Huffman.
John Burgan and Elizabeth Burgan his
wife, Daniel Reed and Maryann Reed his
wife, Stephen Myers and Sarah Myres his
wife, hiram Huffman, Ann Huffman, Lu.
clnda Huffman and Casandra Huffman,
and heirs at law of Solomon
Huffman deceased-that a petition has
this day been filed and will be presented
al the said term setting forth amongst
other things that on the 10th day Of No
vember A D. 1881 the deceased entered
into a contract in writing with Nathaniel
Hayden and Thomas Heron for The con-
veyanCe Of a certain ract Of land, lying
and being IN the county of Stark, now
Carroll, and STATE aforesaid, being the
north west quarter OF section twenty six,
township sixteen and range seven, togeth
er with forty acres from he north side of
the south west quarter Of section twenty
six, township sixteen, range seven, divi.
ded by line runaiug due cas-, ami west
through said quarter ofIands ordered for
sale at Steubenville-and praying the
court for an order TO make deed in pur.
su ance of SAID contract.
DAVID HART, Admir-.
VIM. PEDAN. NU" 10
By VIM. 10 OHNsToN, their Atty.
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NOTICE


EcE7Sz
4 8 hereby given 10 all persons who are
u indebted 10
i'll. 81 r. LYNDE,
for Goods and Merchandise, purchased
at their store in Minerva, Carroll coun.
", Ohio, or for ady other contracts,
notes or obligations whatsoever, as they
expect to collect all claims due them
either themselves or by their agent or at.
torney.
Minerva, Carroll co. O..
July 29th 1895.
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

REPRESENTATIVE IN CoNGREss.
William w. McKaig,
Jacob G.. Willard,
George McCOok,
Fisher A. BIocksom,
William D. Ewing,
Mr.. Chrssty
Please 10 continue tht
name ofJOseph Grail, as a candidate
for nomination, at :ke Hanover Con
vention, for Representative in Con
gress. There is no mistake in Mr.
Craips Democracy.
MANY VOTERS.
WHIG NOMINATION.
Representative IN Congress.
VAN BRowN.
RepreSe ntdtiVe.
Isaac Atkinson,
John Pearce,
Com m iSSioner.
WIN. Witherow,
Charles II. Hays,
John Shober,
William Chdmper,
Recorder.
John Pugh,
J Joshua D. Patton,
Thomas R. Harbaugh,
John Mccormick,
James Haizlett,
James Gallaher,
Joseph T. S. Beiler,
Surveyor
Jacob Champer,
Van Brown,
James McCulIy,
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A wholesome lesson. "A butcher
in Philadelphia, has been convicted of
using false scales in his business and
was sentenced to thirty days impris.
orme ent in Moyamensing Jail.
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No notes ofa less denomination than
S. ION banks out of the State of Ohio)
will be taken 10 payment.
DAVID WORKMAN,
Treasurer, c. e.
Carrollton, July 22d, 1886
FORM FOR A ROAD CERTIFICATE
This is to certify, that A. B. has, be.
tween the lst day of April and the lst of
October, performed labor on the public
roads, IN township, under my
direction, 10 payment of his road lax for
the yeor 1886, to the amount of - dol
lars and - cents.
Dated this day of-A.D.--
E. F. SupernisOr,
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MW1r1OL .

Z so Kegs assorted Juniatla Nails
10 Tons do Bar Iron
90 Doven Canal Shovels
80 Boxes Of Glass. Just received a nd
for sale by
CATLETT & HEATON.
WeILSpiILe, July %, 1886
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,
l Jacob Felter ii Hugh McComb
2 Jas B. Cameron IL Robert Mitchell
3 David s. Davis l3 James Matthews
A James Fife IA Joshua Seney
S John J. Higgins Is s. N. Sergeant
6 Joseph Morris is Th. J. McLain
flames sharp II Noah Frederick
8 John McEIvain Is Jacob lhrig
8 William Trevitt 10 James Means
10 David Robb
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
Senatorial Electors.

BENJAMIN Ruggles, of Belmont CO.
Joseph Ridgewsy, sen., ofFIanklin co
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
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OHIO ELECTORAL TICKET.

Ot1lO ELEC lOhAL IlChE1s
SENATORIAL ELECTORS,
JOHN M. GooDENow, of Belmont county,
oTHNElEL LOCKER, Of Hamilton county,
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE,
FOR PRESIDENT,
VIM. =. EARRIsoN.
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Francis Granger,
Of New York.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
"a Joseph Vance,
Of Champaign county.
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benjamin huggIeS, oI DeImont CO.
Joseph Ridgewsy, SEN, ofFIanklin co
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Ist District George P. Terrence,
I'd " Andrew McCleary,
Sd " Elijah Huntington,
4th " Isaiah Morris,
5th " Alexander Campbell,
9Th " Robert Stafford,
7th i" William Kendall,
9Th " Abel Renick,
9th " Christian King,
10th " Samuel Newell,
lIth " William C. KiIker,
l2lh d" Ira Belkrap,
18th " Samuel Elliot,
18th " MOrdecai BARLEY,
18th John COdding,
10th " Jared P Kirkland,
l7th Daniel Harbaugh,
18th =" John P. Coulter,
18th I" JOhAs. Lacy.
DEMOCR ATTIC REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION,
FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
OF New York.
FOR vICE'PREsIDENT,
Richard Vi. j OlAMsOM,
OF Kentucky.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
Eli Baldwin,
OfTrumbull county.
OHIO ELECTORAL TICKET.
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HicnMoNp. March, 4.
ELECTION OF SENATOR.

Yesterday the Grnca al Assent !, prcc, ed, d 10
the election oi Senator of the United States in
tie place ri Mr.. ,lcr. The train bands, of course,
voted ior MIR. Rl,cs, all oul In il WINS shown ir,n
tie Journal Of the House, tina, he lin his honest
da, y Lad voted against the r,eh, ot instruction 4
vote which he ha. since, III various WAYS and FORMS
attempted to cAplain away DENY. Iii, purpct,
Mr.. Watkins, Yesterday ind, rto,k to assure, iIr
llon> that Mr.. Rive. m 1920, on the Instructions
To the Senators respecting the Missouri qucsron,
lad >ot,d against Il n>tIucti, btoGnsr the Sc
M tors instructed Ia ol {, and not all, d tie
alternative of resignation. We undertake To al
hrm, upon our personal responsibility, that in ma
king ih> statement. Mr.. Watkins either suffered
hlmscltto be duped, and utter upon HE falls. sne-
u"Siions OF other, what was not True, that lr
permitted his imagination TO assume tie rcns en-
tlrcly. He ALLEGED that the succeeding year after
HAT vote, Mr.. Rlvcs Icing a candidate for Con-
grc>s in tie District, of which Goo, hard then
par, gave him thus explanation, and ~ it, dis
armed his opposition 10 him, on account OF his OPP
position 10 the right Of Instruction.. lie affirm
that in that same canvass, al Goochland Court
House, in spc, ch under the large OAK tree on
the Court green, Mr.. Ri>cs did rrilcrair his denial
Z" the doctrine OF instructions in the abstract. Let
Mr.. Watkins ion issue il he duisi-and let us ap-
peal To tie cizcns Of llrat county of Which we are
both natives. We affirm that in his early life, and
until he found the doctrine inerpCd,fnf, Mr. RiNcs
WAS danyer oi the right of msructions-that all
his associates OF liza, period know and can prove
the fact that his opposition 10 the doctrine IN 1920,
in his vote and speech as publis ed in the EnGui-
rcr, was u9udh ffd-and that his subsequent
quail 6ca,ions we're an dft'r h0nght-dicated bv
his political interest. snd his unchsstened an'bi-
ton. We appeal the rceord. II that do no,
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e. +. -. 40, 90 are content d TO stand convicted
.s.ea.d, ina, ,yoouo,,m. At Coieee-in tie in
,.,,.l L,.lnrc l,c entered public lii'--and some
van. ,fcr. l. denied lie RIGHT Of lnsiruction.--
W., lr rIprrod and WY. lie must himself say.
p., iii. ,,,hi i ccrrair--lhai TYLER and Leigh,
ad,oralts At l. >irurton, arr dfScn from l"if SEA
l.. BEN required to do W. tfsA 'ahs'Hf' i'''-
lnry aud this gcnct1aH,# III. he, i iiu' ~ -
a most sp.cial friend Of i.sffs tim, vino he u !"
iaei he only pronIIrc.t IN now on he p"''''' III
sec. If Nirpi,lia. y 10 has r,rE pEsifD THE RIGHT
or l>srRrorI,v. Tbs Is the NV tangled ID ~
o,ratic Er, uLliruni>n name "inel' The c'ea-
t,f,,ot I'D, laii,m / ,e nsnrred. 10 hide heir
,,sirn, in favour al ,cn oidali"n, ironi III. re"-
pic.
Mr. Ri,cs received 20 votes III lie lieusC-sr-
,,ral " I,ips voting for him. H., re- was no "Ppo-
,irion, ard as Il cv >urto cd il would be acc' pia-
i, IN thru ccu>iittrnfx. m tie naic. aud the
II 49, Mr.. R's,oir u The Srratc. was ~. "
I, mains 10 tc >,ru il hr will accel, a seal On tr
cohdnnn tI.atfc ""s ,nee> record ordered
Ia | Z kept ~ tic C"rsiltGtior. II ie do, i' VIII
di.arpoilu tie estimate Ne have formed # the
>larudlr>s Of lis srlt>hncs. for hc al least does
knGv, that he p,rs' ial poInlarli. ot Ger. Jack
son can alone sustain fer III. Time III, ASSURE inr n
.icall, ~ lnGri,n,illc, and that Wien the People
are hlrrat, d iiDin tie ni h'-n.arr III maf-w'r>hp
tie act and tie ac,nl> must sink together into
common rrIrt IrunI. wing
NJ, >sr,. Keller AID Slaughter Of the Senate, vo-
ted for Mr.. yes uud, the instructions "i the last
seat---iu.N duaIi, ,Tlt,rd IL n, ln respecting
/ = latcSt narration f IN, viii oi 'icr consi'n-
ea's. THUS did, hh' w,r, Gel. Harley OF Tie
IieH>". Tie " lies Illus give. and We hope al
WIN wal 1--WE, practical evidence If ,leir sup
pori Il lhr doctrine "f Instructions. They would
/ ,I, 4 Jjfc md Tn Ice