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Jennie June and husband and Mar

I Jennie June and husband, and Mary
Clemmers were riding in Washington
when the horses -an away. Mrs Clemmer
Jumped from the vehicle receiving serious
injury, the others were unhurt. u
One Of the Judges, Of the Supreme
Court Of Kentucky, has petitioned the Leg
islature to impose tax of cents drink,
on Whiskey, Gin and Rum; 10 cents for
Brandy and wine, and 2 cents for malt
Liquors. | W.
The Steamer Herman from Bremen
came near being burnt on her trip. The
cargo composed largely of cotton, skins,
and other inf1amable material took fire,
but by the herculean efforts Of tho crew
was extinguishsd. ..... ..... .-
"A Steamer has arrived at New Haven
for arms and ammunition for the Turkish
Government, and another steamer laden
with war material valued at 100000 has
been in the sound for fourteen days, wait
ing orders to sail for Constantineple, draw.
ing meantime $3.50 day demurrage
-Chas Gushing walked one hundred
and thirty four consecutive hours without
rest or sleep except an allowance of five
minutes in each hour He commenced
his walk around the skating Rink in Bos-
ton, on Monday morning at o'clock, and
ended at II o'clock Saturday night. S.
The suit of the United States against
Tilden for the recovery of $4,000 due from
him as income tax, was brought up in the
U. 5. District Court in New York CITY,
Saturday morning last, A Demurrer was
interposed by Tilden on techanical
grounds to the 8 counts of the complaint.
Blatchford sustained the Demurrer. a4
The released Fenians on their return
to Dublin were made subjects of an oya-
tion. $4,000 people met them at the De-
pot, and procession being formed they
were marched through the streets that were
festooned with flags. Bands of music and
green and orange flags enlivcned the
march, ."
The Legislature of Pennsylvania have
been petltioned to arrange for the losses
that the citizens of Pittsburg and other
points in that State sustained. Some s2,.
100000 is the amount claimed, and the pc
titioners base their application upon the
ground that the State is responsible for
the acts of its citizens. a.I .jul
The argument upon the motion for
new trial in the case of the Territory VS..
Taylor Bros, has been made, and Judge
Shannon has taken the case under advise
ment. The question held for considera-
ion is as to the admissability of affldavlts
OF urors to impeach their own findng.-
The authorities are conflicting. s.~sra|
The investigations that have been
made at different times hays cost the gov
ernment large sums of money. The Belk-
nap trial cost 1853. The investigation
in regard to the Presidential election in
South Carolina, Florida, and Oregon cost
S95,sIs. In the summer of 1861, $1,5S4
was expended for Lemonade The none
tary commission and Jones Silver report
cesi $4,000. Piuchback who contested
but lost his Seat received $16,966. The
chinese commission from whom NO re-
port was ever received, cost $4,823. " =
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Chattel Mortgage Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that BY yirtns Of
~ Chattel Mortgage executed BY b. Liesinssr
to WIN. Van Fps, on the 12th day Of Nay, 1877, 70
secure the payment of Two Hundred and Seven dol
lars, and Twenty seven ($207.2) cents, and intsr.
est thereon at the rste of IL per cent per ann1n,
together with Twenty Ave Dollars Attorneys -
the conditions of which have been broken, will -
afternoon Of said day. t the front door Of the Ooa1
House, in Cantou, Lincoln County d. T., sell -
public auction, the following dsscztbed psEsosa1
property to-wt; pi1 s
being Of light red or yellow color Il OF has seSe
white on forehead. One Cow shout years old, -
white and red spotted color. One Cow years Old,
in color red and white spotted. One Lambsr Wag<
on 81 inch sken.
ALI to be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
-- 2ss3 $19s VIVIAN ERPe,
3s-w.2 Es. .s s1t1s NeFtga9ss.
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In the District Court Of Lin ola Oesaty.
OLE svErsos, laiatin.
JOHN ,OLRsoH LYBIcK, Plaintf6.
Notice Is hereby given that BY virtue Of jades--
ment Of foreclosur, and sale, made In tAe shove
entitled action tn Sth day Of October. 1874, sn
special execution to directed and delivered an4
now in my hands, iss out OF the Clerks ofl5so OF
said District Court of 1ncoln Coupt4, upon sa34
Judgement. I, Andrew P. Dixon, shAi6 Of Lin,
oon County, have levied up0u the Real Estate md.
Mortgaged premises situated In Lincoln County,
Dakota Territory, and directed in sid J1dgsmsnf
and execution to be sold and therein described -
follows to-wit. =. @
The following described premises situated IN LIN
coin County and Territory of Dskots: A Dtsoe o.
parcel Of land described az follows, be9inntng q
point ten rods South of the North East sornse Of
the South East quarter Of VIZ Of 8Sst3on u,
Township ", Range 49, thence in South westerly
direction to a point ten rods North Of the South
west corner Of the South East N Of n VIZ, Ssc43on.
13, same Town and Range, thence South to said q
East Eighty rods to 8. Z. corner Of N. ". 4, said
Section Town and range, thence North 70 Rods t.
place OF beginning, containing 20 scres. And tha2
l. the Sheriff for that purpose appointed shall sell
on Thursday the 7th day of March, l870, q The
hour of O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day. q
the front door Of the Court House, in Canton Lin
coin County, d. T., aforesaid sell q Public AacoaI
to the highest bidder for cash. the above described
real property to satisfy said judgement and costs
amounting in all to One Hundred Thirty one Dol.
lars, and Ninety three cents, l$131.9oj including
$685. costs with interest thereon from the dato ol
said judge enent, and all accruing cost Of salA.
Dstsd Canton, D. T., January a, 1878.
.-s j., rs,'.b,s,7 ,.[, A. p. DIXON,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County.
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"A Mrs. WILDER, friend and former
teacher of Mrs. Hayes il guest at the
White House, and is also an applicant for
the appointment Of Post Mistress at Gin
cinnatti It is thought that If she does
not receive the appointment Of P. NJ, that
she will be assistant. y
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NOTICE is hereby given, not to pur-
chase noto, executed by me, Dec. II, 1877,
TO John Steensland fer the sum Of $123.5O
as such note was obtained by fraud. as q
Canton, Dec. "a, 1877. 53isl
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], CLUB LIST.

ADVOCATE and American Agriculturist and q
valuable Microscope, $3.75
ADVOCATE and Scientific Americsn $4.TS
g 5iIs'" weekly Inter Ocean $50
". !" semi-weskly Inter Ocean $50
!" |" Domestic Monthly Ss.2s
e Tho Nursery $3.50
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Illinois Central Railroad.

sr Sioux CrrY, Nov. 22d 1878.
81 EDITOR ADVOCATE: From Nov 22d, to
March 1st, 1878, will sell excursion tick
cts, Sioux City to New Orleans and return
for $4,000, good to return to Sioux City
until April 18th, 1878.
w. h. HAMILTON. a
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CANTON PosT.oFFlcE DIRECTORY

CANTON PoST.OFFICE DIRECTORY
Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
~ 1t 81 30 P. II. Departs every day except Sunday
1orthera a. all arrives every day except Sat
srlsyats:So ~. Departs every day except Mon
d et7j AsAsi Gss1sfzt sss. s.a < &C. th1t EsS&
%. Csptcn sNd Milltown mail arrives eAery Tuesday
"a Saturday At 6 ?. n. Departs every Monday aud
n ursday ~ 4. n. y I'd. .,..
Caution / Riehlsnd mail arrives every Friday, st
Sr.n. Departs every Thursday, at 8 A. n.
Canton / vsrmillion nail departs every Thurs
Asy at 81. n. Arrives every Friday at M.
once oLsn from A. N. to P. NJ. On Sundays
frsnl to 8 2. NJ, and one hour after the mail ar
vtvss from the North.
'--f37IIE... JOIN FALDR, Postmaster.
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eyO oysters, --'a-- OYSTERS 81
Mallory Brand, for sale at so cts 9 can
t e. szuod5 KILLERS DRUG STORE.
.a.tIs ~ - Alzts
Found.

Between Canton, and John Hanson's
Farm, one heavy Cable Chain which own
sr. can haye by calling at this Office
identifying said property, and paying for
this notice. 1I-lI -. .1.Et9lE5Et - !
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A. F. 4 A. M.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

: ]. n. CAHrHl, District Attorney. r..
". II. CuPPHrr, Clerk OF District Court.
FnoaR J. THoNsrAD, Register Of Deeds and *
eAs,s County Clerk. 81, . ..
oIo. Y. NAYLoR, Treasurer.
J. Q. FITzs1RALD, Judge Of Probate.
4 ?. DIXON, Sheriff. sal r.i &c.
&c. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools. ,.
\ Aaxksos, Chairman,
! WV. PALNgE, fCo. Commissioners.
q. p. R0LH1,ftrm
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j. w. TAYLOR,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Canton, Lincoln County, !. I.
0nes West end Bsloit Bridge.
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r. J. MURRAY, Attornsy.
Sheriffs 8 le.

TERRITORY OF DAKOI :,
y % Second judicial District
In the District Court Of Lin ola Ooanty.
OLE svErsox, lsinti6. J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-09
BY James NJ. Taylor s Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AT
AUCTION.-In execution Of decree OF the CRali-
Gerry Court of the city Of Richmond, entered on the
ed day OF July, 1878, In the suit OF Aliens e1ecu-
trix rs Wheat &C., Will proceed to sell at pu6nc
auction, upon the premises. on FkI5Ad, me lst. =
part Of the REAL ESTATE mentioned III SAID de-
cree and in the following order. VIZ:
First. That desirable LOT fronting 00 py oo,S
feet nj The southeaSt corner or tranNu i uno
consisting of large three. story BRlCk DIV Ell
LING and the small BRICK STORE adjoining the
ST. James Hotel.
second That valuable LOT fronting 81 by 60 feet
OH Twelfth street, lying between the ST. James to-
tel and the Planters National Bank, with the i'm.
FRAME STORES, now yielding good rents.
Third. That valuable vacant LOT fronting 80 by
about so feet on the west side OF Tenth street be-
tween Main and Cary Streets and adjoining Anslits
Fourth. That desirable LOT fronting 20 By So
feet 10 an alley four feet wide Oh Bank street ana
adjoining The Park Hotel, with u one-story brick
anti-frame STORE thereon, which IS now yielding i
fair rent.
ING-LOT fronting about 80 by 50 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide. the north side or Franklin be-
tween Jefferson aud Madison Streets aud adjoining
the residence Of General b. r. johnson, with small
BRICK COTTAGE thereon, containing four rooms
which can be used simultaneously In connection
with the dwelling which may hereafter be built upon
said LOT.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance ut four,
eight, twelve, and sixteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added and SECURED by Geed oil
trust MAE1 a. ALLEN'
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
tuctionecrs is s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-09

WHAT THE BERLIN CONGRESS HAS DONE
The Berlin congress was in session on Sat-
urday till half-past' 5 O'Clock discussing the
Batoum question, which is not surprising,
as the retaining of Batoum as a fortress is
bound up with the Dardaneles. Congress has
agreed upon three points: To maintain the
Dardanelles closed as at present to ships OF
war, to cede Batoum to Russia, and to make
it a free port. The point not acted on is
the dismantlng OF the Notifications and for
bidding the Russians to fortify the coast.
None of the plcnipotentiaries had the bold
ness to propose these conditions, as they
would be slur upon the sovereign rights
Of the victorious monarch. The occupation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria will
he delayed till August, in order to give
time for the railroads to be restored, and for
the reorganization OF the future govern
ment of the province. 1t has been decided
to grant autonomy to Western Roumelia,
Eplrus, Thessaly, and Crete, to be secured
by European control.
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ways They have been deceived by derna-1
gogues and place hunters men desiring
Office and destitute Of integrity --and thew
really suppose that thspeoplepf Virginia.
who pay annually into the State treasury
nearly thirty hundred thousand dollars
would be ruined ifthey were made to pay
annually three or four hundred thousaud
dollars In addition to that sum. They really
think thai. an ad ditionaI- lax of ten cents on
the hundred dollars worth OF property
would almost impoverish them, and are
surprised when they make their own calcu-
iations and find that it would cause the man
owning Eve. thousand dollars worth OF
property TO pay only five dollars more than
he now does. whilst those who create the
most clamor against this little increase
OF taxation--tiie men worth a. thou
sand dollars or less-would pay only
| a dollar more In the whole course OF a
year than they now do. But the FACTS that
even this small increase OF taxes is not ne
cessary. II the MoFFETr-register law were
perfected and enforced, it would add to the
States revenue enoughlo lift her up out OF
oil her troubles.
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On Saturday evening in New York. du-
ring a boyish scramble for penny, sharp
knife in the hands of William Mcclure, a
boy Of six, penetrated the lung Of John
Herman, aged ten, causing death within an
hour. The little homicide was arrested,
but the accounts agree that the affair was
purely accidental.
John Stewart was refused liquor by a sa-
loon-keeper at Steubenville, o., on the 9th
instant, because he was already intoxicated.
Tn revenge lie took position On the oppo-
site side OF the street, and when the saloon
keeper and his little son appeared at the
door he fired a gun and killed them both.
The residence OF Governor Van Zandt at
Newport, r. l., was robbed on Saturday
evening while the family were ut tea OF
watch and iewelry valued at $4,000, A re-
ward OF 1850 is offered for the arrest Of
the thieves and the recovery Of the pro-
perry.
j. D. BothwelPs home at ColumbiaYille,
Michigan, was burned on Friday night.
A son, aged eight, persisted in the flames.
another was dangerously burned, and the
rest OF the family barely escaped with their
lives. All the family were asleep when the
fire broke out.
E-l + 4 y .
The Taylor divorce case in Boston has
been decided in favor of Mrs. Taylor, with
$1,000 per year alimony. The father is to
take the eldest child, and the mother the
youngest. but neither party can remove
them from the State withou. the consent OF
the other parent in writing.
The dwelling.houses OF Mrs. Ii. B.
Hodges, Charles r. Hodskins, Benz. Clark,
F. A. Brown, and Thomas Baker were
burned at Custnoo Heights, near Augusta,
Me-, Saturday. Loss, $4,000. Ten families
are homeless.
Since the passage Of the. Bland silver bill
by Congress the price Of silver in London
has fallen 24d. per ounce.
I The total amount appropriated by Con-
gress at the late session, including the va
rious deficiency bills. was S172, 069,5e9.
According to, the Dispatch Richmond is
oyerstocked with Vegetables. So Is Wash
lngton--With beats. Gskingtos Capital,
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d DIsGRUSTLED. The Abingdon Virgiaian,
which is so bitterly opposed to the payment
OF the State debt that it falsely charges what
it calls the .'funding" dailies with being
in the hands Of g foreigners" makes the fol.
lowing reference to the PuLEGAR-FULkER-
SON discussion ut Newbern. Evidently the
regulators are in a bad bumor about 1t.
The Tirginian says: :, ~
One feature we remarked was that Mont
eomery had sent crowd OF '.bully boys !"
over to the meeting, among which lis OH.
ciaIs were represented in the person OF
cIerl.. sheriff, treasurer, Commonwealth's
attorney, Ell cetera. This band was led on
by Lieutenant Governor James A. Walker:
who cheered Phlegar to the echo, and
busted himself in taking copious no!es
whilst FuIkerson was speaking ana sehu-
ing notes to Pblegar whilst he was deliver
ing bis harang que upon the "honor and Gre
dit OF the State"
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BY Richardson & Co.,
peal ESta.a A gcDts md AuctjOnecrs,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
l. BRICK STORE. DWELLING, AND LOT On
SEVENTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE VENh-
nroyisons OF deed of trust bearing date the 23d
day of December, 1878, from Patrick F. Boyle and
wife to the undersigned trustee, duly recorded IN
the CLERKS office of the Chancery Court of the city
Of Richmond TO secure the payment Of certain
negotiable note therein mentioned, default having
been made In the payment OFFS part OF said note ana
as trustee IN said deed, sell by auction the prem
ises. on TUESDAY the 9th day of July, 1873. at
O'Clock p. NJ. The following deserted REAL
ESTATE-to wit certain LOT OF LAND front
ing 22A feet the west side of SeventeentA street
opposite Veuablc street. running back ON It's north,
feet with n valuable TliREE-STORY BRICK
STORE and DWELLING thereon.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defr:'y the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay off the sum Of $500
with interest thereon from the 26th day Of July.
1878; the residue on such terms as shall be an
nouncpd 1T sale.
jc2S j. A. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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By Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctionecr. AMI Notary ~.
No. S2I Hull street. Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PIT BLiC At
l. TI0S OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY.
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND corr.
TY OF CtlESTERFiELD. NA.-By virtue ol +
decd OF trust executed To Charles ". Turner ar.
Frank j. sampson, trustees. the = i ..av Di I,
uary. 1878. duty recorded In he clerk olic" {" H.
Hastings Court for the city of Manchester In no.,.
Book No. 2, page TAT. and also In the clerk oisa,
of the County Court of Chesterfield county. IN U"r.
Book No. go, page $50, being required ~ 10 go by
the beneficiary In said deeds tf. j. sampson dr,.
ing 10 act as trustee under said Gecd will OK, ,-
sale on the premises. IN the city Of Manchester un
MONDAY, July IS. 1879. commencing at ! n'rlp. .
L. NJ, the handsome DWELLING-liOISE A\N
LOT OF Tcuth street between Hall and Drcat,s
streets now occupied by iIrs,-rli>, laying ,cna1'
The lot fronts &C feet on Tenth street. anh runs na
S5 feet. with comfortable and m0Grru-styi" bunk,
ings. pump of excellent water. dwarf fruit trt,t
&C.. &C., In the heart Of the city. only about l!'
yards from the Hastings Courthouse.
immediately after The above sale viii >c "n 3d.
premises. ONE HALF INTEREST. IN TWENTY
TWO VACANT LOTS In lioland'S addition. ',r.
handsomely and elgibly located FOR privai" pra
dcnccs.
And OH the next day, TUESDAY, July lG. ] =
on the premises. at O'Clock 4. W.. In the coWG',
of Chesterfield. will offer tor sale. under 80 49,
TWO THIRDS INTEREST In 4 Tract of rilAA.
farming and mineral land, we'll woodcdand wairr.f
about four miles from the thriving village Of VIZ
lothian. containing THREE III NDREb An
SEVENTY-ElGIfT ACRES. nearly SURROUNDED 20;
the valuable coal lands OF franSIin Slcarm,. ~
purchased by him NJ hi:h ft<lr"s. This prnrr'I
offers frs.cIlss inducements Ia capitalists.
TERMS: one ihir'! cash: the balanr" upon 4 crct
OF SIX auu twelve months. we'll sertl"d ani Inter-.
added from day of SALE on ,h. deferred payment
iy2 CHARLES W. TURNER. Tru-t'".
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i,y Richardson ( Co..,
Real Estate Agents and huctIcEccr>,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE On FOURTH STREEI.
CORNER BYRD STREET. IN THE CITY or
RICHMOND, BY ATCTGUN-By virtue OF H."
provisions of deed NJ trust bearing date the -
day OF MAY, 1877. from the prantor therein nah"i
10 the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded IN ~
clerks Office OF The Chanccry Court al the city %"
Richmond. 10 secure The payment Of the H"gotIaH'"
note therein men ioncd 'dciauIt having been mr'"
I'm the payment Of said note. aud being required -
TO do by the holder thereof. shall. ~ irn." la
said deed sell by suction on the prcmi - on ED
EE.SDAY The Eth day OF july, 1873. at = "'cl"rk
L. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described IN sHld deed,
consisting Of a valuable LOT OF LAND. fronting
So feet on the northeast corner Of Fourth and BiTd
streets. and running bark between parallel lines -"
feet with Il valuable FRAME DWELLING Ih'lr-
on with basement anG Two storic Hh'N containing
seven rooms, kitchen. &c.
TERMS: Enough in cash I" d"iray ii." "Nr"n>' g."
executing Ibis trust and To lty "u M suih ~
ii 500. With Interest thereon from ~, us day o."
Nav. 1879 the residue on such term - slHI l"'
announced at the time of sale. o'it"r l'r,"- may 3"
given than those mentioned aboy".
~ G j. 4. RICIIiED>pN. Trustee.
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Cheering. News.

The report which Our NeWbern, CORE
spondept makes in. our issue OF this morn
ing Of the discussion that, took place at
that place on the 18th instant between Sem
ators PHIEGAR and FCLKERsoN Is well cal
eulated to inspire, the hopes and cheer the
hearts OF the friends Of State honor and
honesty. Mr.. PHLEGAR, it is we'll known,
was elected 70 the Virginia Senate as re-;
adiuster, and is one now; but he knows
too we'll the, difference between reputation
and an honorable compromise or resdiust-
ment, to be caught in the ranks Of such men
RS Parson MASSEY and Demagegne FULKER-
son; and, therefore, when bis, observation
in the Senate convinced him that the men
with whom he had expected to act were not
willing to reduce the expenses OF the Gov
eminent, nor to pay the State debt, nor to
Offer any acceptable plan OF adjustment
to the States creditors, he was reluctantly
compelled to take issue with them and range
himself on the side of those who were op-
posed TO Reputation in;esery guisc.i
t3 Mr.. PHLEGAR SO demeaned himself during
last wfuter rs to command the respect and
esteem OF NIL his brother senators Of every
shade OF opinion and Of every party. We
do not think there were any exceptions.
He is an honest. capable, and faithful pub
lie servant, Hence, we were not surprised
to learn, as we did week or'two ago, that
he had been invited by some of the best peo-
pie OF Pulaski county to meet Mr.. FULKER-
SON upon the stump at their courthouse. he
went, full no doubt OF misgiyings and fears
as to the result. SO long have FAYETTE Nc
MULIIN and other men Of similar character
istics been playing the demagoguei in South
western Virginia that a plain, candid, truth
full. honest speakef, such as Mr.. .PHLEGAR
is, might well doubt whether the people Of
that section would listen to the, voice of any
man who did not pander to their preiulices
3and fiatter their frailties 80 ~. ft- 80.
But Mr.. PHLEGAR went, saw, and CON
quered. He met the ablest, cham 6h ofre-
pudiation, and overcame him by the mere
. force OF simple honesty and unbeading in
stegrity. de told the people the, TRUTH and
they believed him. He pointed one theis
!. duty, and they recognized, Ii, He denounced
frepudiatto and they irowned upon III Eyi:
dently his hearers had assembled; not with
q foregoHe con lnsion to sustain forcible re-
adjustment, but with the purpose Of i'm
forming themselves as to their duty and
acting accordingly. They heard, and they:
decided Tor The honor Of the. old Common
wealth. 8. b i s.: /, Z. 9 !.
Now, what has happened in . Pulaski
county ought 70 serve as an example for
other speakers In other counties. Let these
questions Of State polley pc tplly discussed
before the people. Not one man in ten, is
dishonest, or disposed to take siniair adysn,
tage OF the States creditors. Nine ;tenths,
therefore, 81 the torctbis red insssrs may
possibly be from tue sFfpr. sthslH