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With US aud pledges himself to support
the nominees Of this Convention.
The Chairman then announced that
nominations for the House Of Delegates
wcrc in order.
Judge EdmistOn nominated the Hon.
! blackwell Jackson; aud there being
no other nominations, he was, upon
molten Of Judge Edmiston. declared
the NOMINEE Of the Convention By ac.
clamatiop.
Nominations for Clerk Of tie Cocaty
Court was announced by the Chairman
to be the next in order, whereupOu
Mr.. William BrunuOn nominated John
Morrow, Esq, and Mr.. Lively seconded
the poglinotior.
Mr.. W c. Bcnaa': nominated Mr.
George =. Oliver.
The Chair APPOINTED Mr.. Bennett
and Mr.. Hrarnon to take the vote,
which resulted IN the choice Of Mr..
Norrcw; and upon motion of Mr.. W
'G. Bennett the nomination Of Mr..
Morrow WA mu,lc unanimous,
Tor Clerk OF the Circui, Court, NJ.
Edlnistou nominated John Kicrans.
Esq, aid Mr.. Lively seconded BIZ
nomination.
Mr.. W. Z. Bennett nominated Mr..
7. P. Reay. which was seconded hy
Mr. G. Chichester.
Mr.. james BOhau was placed in
nomination by Mr.. o Il. P. Wush
burne, but was afterwards, at .Ac re-
quest Of Mr.. BOhau, withdrawn BY
Mr.. W. ". BrauuOu.
Mr.. Eamistop and Mr.. Bennett
were appointed to poll the vote,
mir. Kicraus having rcceiT;el ma.
jority d tho votes, Mr.. Reny, after
thanking bis friends for their support.
moved that the nomination Of Mr..
Kicraas be made uutuiIsous:
Upon motion of Mr. BrannOn, res
olu;ioa was unanimously. adopted
thanking Colonel WOOdford for !he
able and impartial manner he had pre-
sided over the deliberations Of the Con
rcu,iou.
'''.' A. y WooDronp.
" President.
T. A. EpwARps,
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Hos. WILLIAM EwlS. the Democratic
n ,minco for the Senate from this
Senatorial lDistr;c:, made Weston ton a
short visit this week. Mr.. Ewin re.
ports everything hatmOnicrs through
out the Disuict, and regards his
election as certain. Mr., Ewiu's high
character and ability inspires all who
come in contact with him, with
confidence. and we would not be sur.
priscd to see his majority run over
1900 in the District. lie would have
remained Ion ger, in order to become
better acquainted With the citizens Of
the county; but the illness Of big wife
forced him to return hone.
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800 E.s1V-S-7'TS=s- : - Va :
plAiuliff at the time Of the salc.and after
the sale, had n lien unimpaircd by the
sale upon tho property sold. His lien
was q right or interest in the land,
vested under the law. Hc had .
rested right. His lien was his prop
crty. The State had then exhausted
! all its rights to enforce the payment OF
collection of its taxes, 1tasing to the
plaintiff his lien, aad the purchaser
! rested on such rights only as he ac
quirGd at the sale. and By bis purchase
! under tho Jaw. To cenccdc the Legis'
lature had the power to take from the
| plaintiff his vested right IN 1860, is il
effect to tTansfer i; to the purchaser
THIS cannot be done. 4 State cannot,
excep. for Lawful public purposes, take
q citizens property. I. cnruot take .
citizens property to give to another
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and have reference to the needs o
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pursuance u INV. 'uSa o"s.'' ,
was CIV. !. cOa''ac' - W ;, ''''us NV
purposes says gsasc iamoaa ~
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virginia, loo io 'Aen pIFsunseu III
e!os'a'l' right ~ '"e 'au9 So."'e"'"'eu
on ia'l .l 70 t''Sem' ~ npe" In'o -
'ega' ''''e' oas s@gee' ~ 'ue "eu ~
question. eucn having "a. l. Dsen WIS Gun
tract DO not u"c',oYe tho Legislature
"ncn the STATE hH' no ''1es 9, 20
manas against 'nc 'an"' posse'seu tut
power 10 caaose 'lo contract, " GU
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p'"n''a 10 'SuSe"' ""9 ep.' 'A"4'' ~
eSpana '"e operation OF US e0u''ac'
apa' ~ 0lste!' transfer 'H' Asa e Ut
ae.enaan. i'0"'Hef,
Upon Tue questions Of Tue !a"s ns''
cons'ae'Su' anu powers w. IAu '"'.,4
'ons Upon Tue po%s u tu' ,1es,s.a
tuFe' | refer '0--v'n o'a'.an' ago
and ana. cases 'neFe =, el u, w, "a'ke e. vs.
" hl'"Acaa' lo'n "a''ace'aia' oeos
wick on the construction OF statutory
aug s0ns'''e''oaE' 'aw' u?aSF heaa'Dt
OF "Ne''ospce,'sS Aa's'e' 1Du ' "s.
Cd .'sn.'. Uo0''y IONS ION l nI g 90 .
w. :9i' co. q . " n,. 80 no. o''
Isl !smSf:ean reports 2t'' 10
u Is 9lni'hSu IN 'sc answer 81 ae
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CASTOR. Sept. 2.
iur. Editor.
Tread With pleasure the announcement
Of ilr. i. II. Wood for clerk Of The
Circuit Court, published in your last
paper. | Enow Mr.. Wood to be well
qualified for tho position and l ara sat.
is6cd that he will fully NEE. the wants
Of the people in tue fulfllmcut of the
duties Of the Office for which he aspircs'
Hero at Castor. ho will get q
good many yOtcs-Dcmocrats and Re.
publican. We will assure him large
vote from the Republicans Of the coun.
~. Yours, &C.,
EvwlS.
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Clerk Circuit Court.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 4.

JACKSONVILLE sept. 4.
.M. Editor:
As the election is approaching, it be-
hoOycs are good citizens to cast about
them and ascertain who among The
many candidates. all the bcs. suited
for the position, so far, Hugh a. Bank
head is my choice, as well as The choice
Of many kfronbouts. Hugh i young
man, and deserves tho confidence Of tho
people. l nope it may be The pleasure
Of the people to elect him feeling assur.
ed be will not bctray confidence placed
in him. Truly, 0viD.
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To the Voters Of Lewis County.

Since my announcement as candidate
for Circuit COur. Clerk. occurrences
hays tnke7 place rendering my vi,hl.
dsawal necessary. lido so. extending
to my many friends my siuccrcs. thanks
for their Promised support at the polls,
and with mingled feelings Of friendship
and regard for them which will Gully
cease with the recollection Of tie past
Very Respectfully.
i. +. SoMMgEyiLLs.
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subjects, but it was for all to bc taxed
nliko and obey alike. II tho people
will no. correct all Of the evils they
are now enduring, they will be com
PEELED to obey their Lords which this
financial system will bring about. Ii
you, Mr.. Editor. thihk that these
thoughts aro worth printing for the
benefit Of the people, please print
them. LEWIS County.
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Prior to tho 992l day Of April. 1859.
the plaintiff sold to defendant Bugs
the 100 acres Of land in lhrsc proceed
iugs mentioned, aud on said Cay con-
vcycd the same to him, BY deed, with
lien rrscrscd for pnpuid purchase
money, The defendant BOggs was as
scsscd aud charged with :axes on said
| land for the years 1865 and 1866.
The land was returned delinquent for
tho non payment Of said taxes, solo
therefor By the Sheriff, on the Lib Of
October, 1867, aud purchased BY do
PENDANT LOsthor, whO, en- tho 9th day
Of So:cluber. 1860. obtained from the
Recorder deed for said land, which
wss duly Admitted to record er the fol-
lowing day.
The question presented for decision
by the amended bill Of the plaintiff,
and LOu,hcr's answer, is whether
Low,beT. under his deed, takes the
tile Of said i'Oggs, free and exempt
from the vendors lien Of the plDintitF ?
'Ry the Law in force at the time oil
said assessment, and when The sole vas
made, purchase, in such case, would
take tho title, but SUBJECT TO the lien Of
tho plaintiff. Smith rs. Lewis q
West Virginia 80, hu, before the deed
was made, the Code Of West yirgiuia.
and IN act Of the Legislature, chapter
l25 Of the acts Of 1850, were in force.
By the provisions OF the 10Th aud 2:'a,h
sections Of chapter 81 Of tho Code, and
by the 1T section Of said act, i. is
claimed the said purchaser took the ii.
tic, Tree and e=emat, although sold in
1867, from The lieh Of tic plaintiff, uud
that tue deed for tho land sold in 1867
should hayC "!ike effect as il tho saii
chapter had been 10 force whca the
sale vas r;ade."
A question nriscs. although tho acl
Of 1860 declares ''likc effect" shall be
given to sIch deed as if th, Slst chap.
ter Of the Code bad been il force when
tho salO was made, whether i, should
be- construed to intend moro than to
pass with "likc effect" the legal lille,
or to cure irregularities in proceedings
lilo 1867, and mol to impair or
destroy such lieu. Certainly such
construction should be given to it,
rather than to hold it void. II Il vic.
lates vested rights. Blu. granting the
'a'eo''an OF tEe I;es'g'e'G'e Is e'est'y
expressed, that undds q previous sale,
maue IN lo9'' "acn Tue purchaser
purchased s"0)eet 10 Tue lien OF tue
veauoF' taat unaef subsequent acts un'
less redemption was made Tue scnaof
lien Is declared iaopeFat''e or 1851 eau
sucA expressed 'nteheon' unaet Tue
'ofms o. ieg!sla''Ye eaa9'meu's' pe
S'na I
1t may not be successfully que'-
Toned that inc alss eaap'er'as 10 sales
made under It's pFoSls'ons' nas me '''
leet 70 pass 10 the purchaser t'''' Tree
from previous liens u occurs 10 mo-
10 c0ncede THIS power 70 tue Les's'a'
ture Is only 10 ADMIT !" lot Ia"'u' puo'
TIC purposes anu 10 mee' Tue neeos o'
government n' power 10 impose
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The Convention also appointed dele.
gates 10 lie Grccnback Congressional
Convention at CIarksburg on the Sd
inst. A. tho latter Convention Mr..
James BassclI was nominated. Having
received the Congressional nomination,
We presume Mr.. B. will decline tho
nomination for the House Of Delegates.
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Tnk NATIONAL GEEgSDAck CoUSTY
COSvEsrroS met here on Saturday last,
and nominated the following ticket:
House Of Dt1ega!es-Jamts Dassell
Gerf Circuit Cowt-C.M. Gaylord.
C'efk County co*t!-50ba G. Jack
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judicial Decision.

The following decision was rendered
by Judge Branuon during tue present
term Of the Lewis County Circuit
Court; and as the questions decided
arc of considerable importance to many
who are effected by the tax sales Of
1867, We publish it for their benefit:
!IIias Cunningham,
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GEO. ROSS,

Corner Main aad Cd Streets, orposi!te,
Burn, District. julyG,f
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From GaStOn's Mills.

CASTOR. Sept. 2.
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to the extinction Of the rights Of
Low,her, during that time. could not
be questioned,
In The interim between his purchase
and tho expiration Of tho time when be
could obtain bis deed, it is claimcd the
Legislature provided that such deed
cxtiuguished tho lien Of the plaintiff.
1t is urged that the lienor could have
redeemed. True, he nigh. have doac
so, but could ho be required to do SO.
by ~ oct which imposed new duties in
respect to q transaction already past ?
Although il may DO conceded that
the law.makiug power in State Gao be
consti.utionally employed to enforce
payment Of taxes, and subordinate all
Claims, titles and liens in fursh eranqo
Of clloctual enforcement and collection.
yet | do not consider. after the State
had already, under law, sold the land
and received its taxes, that il could
then impose new duties upon ,helicnor,
Such IN actis retrospective or retroac.
49, n.,1 .ltta,,s.I 7
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PULASKI COUNTY VIEWS.
Somerset.

o~s.sS.@e
DIDN'T PAN OUT WELL.
There were only iwenty-six tickets sold
at this Office for last Sundays Excursion.
RELIGIOUS.
Mr. MeElroy will commence protract.
ed meeting at Pisgah. soon. lie preached
here last Sunday morning and evening.
BUSINESS CHANCE.
Mr.. John J. Frazure has purchased the
stock Of Furniture belonging to his BROTH
er, and will continue business at the old
stand. Mr.. i. Ia in Cincinnati buying a
new stock.
DEATH.
Miss Emma Richardson, one ofour most
popular young ladies, died at the residence
Of her father, James NJ. Richardson, Esq,
on Wednesday evening, August 2sth. Miss
Emma had been in very bad health for
several months. She died Of that linger-
ing disease, Consumption.
PERSONAL.
Miss Anna Wightman, who has been
spending several months with her brother
in-law, Rev. q. r. Reid, has taken her de-
parture. During her stay she made friends
Of all she met, who will regret 10 hear that
she has gone. Mr.. VIM. Woodcock, Of
Danville, IL spending several days in our
midst
BANKRUPTs.
DR.. J. w. y. Parker fled his petition in
His report Is as follows Psi-
GRITTY claims, $3.50; Secured liabilities,
S4,57o; Unsecured. ss,22i; Total Liabili-
ties, sl4,3lli Assets, chose~an action, $500;
Interest in land, &C., $500; Total, 81, 400
@. Pitman, Of this place, has also gone into
bankruptcy, with liabilities amounting to
1000, and assets $4,000.
rIoKLED TO DEATH WITH THE LIsooLss
The Lincoln Family left on the Sun
days train. We cannot agree with our
friend 'Sappho", rs 10 Mr.. Lincoln being
"deat beat" The cause in which he Is
working Is noble one, and while In our
city they conducted themselves In the best
manner They had good crowds and made
many good friends. On Saturday night
hey were ssrenAdsd by the somerset Cor
ass Band. We hope they may pay our
own another visit SION. !
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SOMERSET went wild over Lincoln
and wife, and treated them to audi.
ences Of 800 to 400. II is singular
how people can be humbugged by a
Yankee of rs little brains as Lincoln
shows up to the public. Somerset is
a good deal behind but she will learn
in time, or at least when she spends
all of her spare change, the differ
ence between an honest expounder of
the temperance cause. who does so be-
cause of his love of humanity, and
one who, with neither principle nor
manners. attempts to enrich himself
by sailing under colors which are al.
most sacrilege for him to assume.
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ssanfsra's Csnfrsssss1 sss

Mayors OFFICE, Louisville, KY. Sept.
End, 1s7s.-Messrs. Peoples n Hayden:-I
have the honor and the pleasure to ac-
knowledge this moment your very gener-
Gus subscription on the part Of the citizens
Of Stanford and vicinity, for the benefit Of
the yellow fever sufferers, which l will
take great satisfaction in distributing to
the wants Of those poor unfortunates.
Thanking not only yourselves, but your
very liberal people, am, gentlemen, with
great respect, CHAs. ID. JAcoB, NJ ayor.
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The daring robbers entered a bank
at Concordia, an Illinois town of l..
500 Inhabitants, in the broad day
light this week, and while one Of them
got the Cashier to change a so note,
another jumped over the counter and
caught the Cashier from behind, with
his hand over his mouth. They
took what money was in sight, and
then put pistol to the officials head
and told him to open the safe. He
did so, when the robbers took all Of
the paper money, about $4,000, but
left the silver, which amounted to
some 5000. Finishing their job,
they mounted their horses and gallop-
ed out Of town, but have since been
captured and lodged in Jail.
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The yellow fever scourge is unaba.
ted and thedisease continues to spread.
Hickman, in our own State, has had
a number Of deaths, and many cases
from the horrible disease. In New
Orleans, the average of deaths per
day is from rs to 100. and in the
other cities the fatality is compara-
lively a, great. In Memphis there
are not well people enough to wait on
the sick md bury the dead, and the
suffering is horrible. 1t is gratifying
TO know, though, that their piteous ap-
peals for aid is being answered hand.
somely by prompt contributions from
all sections of the country.
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DURING fight, a New York City
man bit his opponents finger nearly
of. In a few days the bitten man
began to suffer intense pain, and in a
few more days death released him from
his suaerings. The Doctors agreed
that his death resulted from the bite.
The bitter was held for murder.
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1t is said that John Sherman is
worth million of dollars, nearly all
Of which was acquired during a Con.
gressional career of eighteen years.
The question is, how did he raise it
all? Not by his legitimate salary Of
from $1,000 to s., 900 per year. Then
our Secretary Of the Treasury is a
bride taker, and a bride taker is only a
higher order of the thief; but then he
is a fitting supporter Of a fraudulent
President.
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The Excursion Steamer, Princess
Alice, was struck by screw steamer
near London, on the night OF the 3rd,
and sunk. Of the seven hundred
passengers on board between four and
FIVE hundred we're drowned.
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JUDGE j. d. BELDEN, of Lebanon.
is the Republican martyr selected to
make the race for Congress in the 4th
District. Proctor Knott will cook
his goose most handsomely.
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The canvass in the second Congress
sional district is virtually settled, as
there seems no doubt of the renomi-
nation of Hon. James A. Mckenzie.
The fight was between him and Mr..
Clay, and the canvass has been a
heated one.
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The Governor has inspected the
Penitentiary, and finds il in better or.
der than for years, Notwithstanding
there are $50 prisoners in it. He has
no intention whatever, of calling an
extra session Of the Legislature this
winter.
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The Secretary Of the Warren Coun-
ty Fair, Mr.. sam1 Kirtley, has sent
us a complimentary ticket to the Ex-
hibition, which will be held at Bow
ling Green on the 18th. 18th and
18th of this month.
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A FIRE which destroyed the Putin
Bay Hotel and eight other buildings,
occurred on last Friday night, causing
loss Of from s125,0O0 to $4,000.
The Put-in-Bay Hotel. which was sit
uated on an island in Lake Erie, was
noted and delightful sum mer resort.
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MEssRs. r. G. Huston 4 Co., COP.
tractors for the completion Of the Gin
cinnati Southern r. r., advertise that
they will sub let the work to any re-
sponsible parties. Major Ruhl has
been engaged by them as their private
engineer.
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CHAIRMAN LITTLE is catching the
devil on all sides for his ruling at the
Somerset Convention. whereby a reso.
luton adopted by the Convention it.
self, to follow to letter the instruc-
tons given at home, was diregarded,
and to which is entirely due the de-
plorable fact that no nomination was
made. No one but the most partisan
Durham man can see the propriety
Of his action.
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JUDGE 1Hos. H. HINES was sworn
in on Monday Is one of the Judges of
the Court of Appeals, to which he had
been elected by 10000 majority. The
term Of Chief Justice Lindsay having
expired. Judge Pryor has for the sec.
ond time become Chief Justice.
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Hon. JOHN w. CALDWELL was re-
nominated for Congress in the third
Congressional District by the Conven-
ton that met in Glasgow, wednes-
day. The nomination was made by
acelamation.
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A TERRIBLE rain storm visited Wis
Kaler, Hungary last Sunday. destroy.
ing thousand houses and making the
surrounding country an almost bar.
rem waste. -Four hundred corpses had
been found at last reports, and two
hundred persons were still missing.
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EDWARD CONDOR, once citizen OF
Cincinnati, and for eleven years an in
mate of British prisons for his alleged
Fenian proclivities, has been released.
He will, no doubt, go at once into the
lecture business.
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The other day in Maryland, pow.
erfully built negro brutally outraged
an estimable young lady. He was ar.
rested and lodged in Jail, but did not
spend the night in ii, as next morning
he was found near town. quietly
hanging to cherrytree limb. The
Coroners verdict should have been
"served him right"
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The trade dollar is taken by the
New York Banks in small sums at
par, and in Boston il is worth 80 cts.
Cincinnati and Louisville shut down
on them. however, at more than 80
cents.
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A TELEGRAM to the Courier-Journal
says that Mary Lincoln, daughter Of
H. G. Samuels, prominent druggist
of Danville, has brought suit against
him and his wife for SIS, 900 for as
sault and battery, which consisted Of
q severe cowhiding.
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GEN. Lew WALLACE, Of Indiana,
has been appointed Governor Of Mex.
leo. One by one. but as sure as death,
Hayes continues to reward his faith
full followers.
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The CorierJOursal employees sub
scribed and sent to the yellow fever
sufferers sll0 40. The editorial de
partment only contributed "a 80. but
then, Emmett Logan was absent.
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Hon. jon Q. 8. Blackburn predicts
that Durham will not DO returned %
Congress. but that Phil Thompson or
= new man not now In the line Of pro.
motion, wlll'bs his successor.
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LADIES FANCY GOODS,

sslss,s sl,h care and .Aish she viii sell at Pri-
ees 10 suit the tinlss.
dh.salss Ass ltlsad. AZ past iasO'' she rssPOoi-
ThE hAkruA AAkIN0 DEPARTMENT.
ulll b. eoadaetsd BY Mrs. MYERS and MRS
DUDDkkAh, whoss tAsts and skin are well-knOwn
q the trade.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-06

The Louisville Exposition opened
On Tuesday. with. the COurier,Jouraal
says. . very satisfactory display Of at
fractions.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-06

The recent election in Vermont
shows a falling of Of the Republican
vote, of over 5000.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-06

In the selection of q candidate for
Congress in the Richmond Virginia
District, the delegates got into about
the same muddle that those at Somer-
set did. There were Eve aspirants,
and the Convention was in session two
days and took fly odd ballots with
out result, but 50 soon as resolution
was adopted to drop the hindmost
man after each ballot till the number
of candidates was reduced to two, and
vote for no others than those in nomi-
nation, o choice was made at once,
resulting in the victory of Gen. Jo-
seph E. Johnston over Col. John b.
Young. by vote Of 81 to "a. The
delegates to the Convention that meets
here next week will please make a
note Of this and have the bravery to
adopt such resolution at the out set.