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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Mr.. s. o. Carter, for several years
the manas.r OF the "Old Reliable
transportation line, left last week foI
Kentucky. He will travel in that STATE
as agent for tho celebrated nursrr,
Grm of Truett Sons 4 Morgan, o'
Nashville. "Steve" has always beer
fi,hful in his engagements. and W.
know that he will win the esteem o'
ias employers aud mike friends in h''
travels. Ju. A. Carter, orr popuinl
de.ot sgcpt a,d telegraph operator
exceeds his brother "Sieve" ~ agent
tor ,he famous University Coal in ou'
to~a. and will al oil orders promptly
ssA Clarence Hnrne gets the hauling
II ~ freight anil expires" matter t'"'
comes w Our town.
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THE RESULT !
A Great Victory !
'Rah for Marks !
Good News from all Points.

The election Lhrou! hnu, the State -
Tennessee was a graf victory for tn
Democracy. Marks enl large major
ties from all parts OF IhG state, AMI w.
carried very Congressional DIS rlrl i
the S ate out Que. The vote WAS no
so lnrae as is usually pnl-d ~ oui
general elections, hut Ne can, with ',r
tainIN. count on N mai illy "l 90 O0C
tor Albert s Marks
The news from other STATE. is ais
Glorious, though ~, al decisive ~ IN
I nuesser We epiiomixr AS follows
from the dispatchrs IN Yesterday )
Nashville American:
New York probably Democratic hy
over 5000 mejority.
Large Democratic Congressional
gains in Missouri.
S,u,h Carolina went Democratic
Owen whelmingly.
Pennsylvania went Re, ,uhlcan , an
increased m'j"rl'y.
Alabama AL right, Her drIes alton
probAhlN s0lidlN Democrats.
ia New Hampshire aud the N,rili-
west til" Republicans mate gains.
New Jersey goes over to the Rrpah>
Leans.
In Connecticut the Republicans have
the Legislature hv large maj"rlty
Hen Butler WAS badly de Gated IN
Massachusetts.
MARYLAND largely Democratic.
North Carairn also in the Demo
cranc ranks.
Also, Virginia comes to the front in
the rnuks.
In the other States which held eIer-
tons Tuesday, enough ia not known
Ia civ" the result. hu! We lerl assured
IN 81, Ing that ,he next Congress vii,
ne overwhelmingly D'n cratic.
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n n-Residcnt Notice.

samuel Smith. Trustee. &C.. VS.. G. NJ
| iiocker-mitll and others.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the CLERK and Master from
'omplainant'S bill in above cause, which
IiS sworn to, that the defendants. & N
| Iockerslnith and wife Elizabeth Hooker
l,mith. Thomas } Darw in and BAY les, BAR
( vim. are non-residrnt> OF the state OF
! tennessee. ~ that the ordinary process OF
law cannot he served upon them.
| Ii is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring the SAID nonresident de-
PENDANTS 20 appear on or before the fourth
Monday In January next, before the Cham
rcry Court ut Winchester. Franklin Coun-
ty, Tenn. and plead. answer or demur {,
complainant's bill. or the same shall b,
taken for con fesscd and set tor hearing Z,
parte as to them.
Witness my hand, at Office in winches
ter, Tenn, this Oct. 2lst. '7S
+. II. FINCH, {. & N.
H oct24-4w 4 so
Simmons & Curtis. Solicitors.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
Edward Morris ct. al. vs.. Frank Mort
and others.

Edward Morris ct. III. vs.. Frank Morri,
and others.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk Il Master. fl ON
cOmplainants' Bill in above cause, which
H. sworn to. that the dctcn lantS. Bald
win Lee aud wife Mary Zee, A. @. Mann
and wife Susan Mann. " Ill Lee. william
Edward Lee. l.. Ann Lee. Sarah Wallace
and her husband. - Wallace, susan
Jane Mexican and her husband. -
Mexican. are nOn-rcsidrnts OF the state OF
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process of
law rannot be served upon them.
IL l. therefore ordered chat publication
be made tor four successive weeks In the
Home Journal. published IN Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said Nonresident de-
IIen,ants to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in January next he fore the Chan
berry Court at Winchester. tranklincoun-
ty. Tennessee. and pleai.answer or demur
TO accomplishments bill. or the same " i'll be-
jrakcn furconiesseda and set tor hearing ex
Iparte ~ to them. Witness my hand, M
pfiice in Winchester. Tennessee, this
October 81, ISL.
TIL. FINCH. G. &M.
octl0+w Az
Fitzpatrick 4 Gregory and Simmons 4
'urtiS. solicitors for complainants.
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Insolvency.

Tbs insolvency OF the estate Of A. "
:raw ford. ST. deed. having beer Suggest
ed. all parties indebted to said estate must
.niake immediate payment; and all claim,
against the estate must he presrnte'i. .hiy
authenticated. Ia the County Court 'irIh'
ate, or they ~ili he forever barred
~ a. N. CRAWFORD. Jr.
~ M ixrs.in, Ahpiaftcatr.
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Mr.. e. G. Phillips is determn ed to
keep up with the spirit of improves
ment IN our town. He has lately put
nartle front aud stone foundation to
his fine drugstore building, which
gives ii city like appearance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Mr. Hugh Ledhettsr, who has been
engaged for several years as salesman
NJ NJ. Nj. H. ndcrson's store, left for
Nashville last week in search OF u more
lucrative position. Hugh is pos
scssei Of good business qualities, AMI
ha. our best wishes for his success.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

The liver is lower than for several
yeats, pni gigging fish is the order of
he duv with those who fre experts al
lhr husiness IIu. BIackwood sends a
gree. many red-horse aud csl-fsh to
town every day, and finds ready sale
iur them at s cents per pound.
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The various candidates for Office
spoke last Monday to our people. and
received close attention. What the,
said 1t matters not for us 10 attemp. to
publish. The election 10 over, and
there is, Cor the nonGc, nh end oi the
mnIIrr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Mir. Reuben Stroud WAS married to
ili,1 Belle Moore on Thursday, Octo-
i,.r 10Th past, at The residence of J. F,
Me,oer in Artesia, Los Angeles coun
", California. We thank them for a
ticket, which is beautiful specimen of
Typographical art, and wish the happy
eoeple unbounded joy ard long lives.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup should he kept
in every family. \ slight cough. il I'M
checked. is often III" forrrunnrr ui Con
sumption. and y timely dose OF this won.
derin! medicine has rescued many from an
early YrAYe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Governor Marks VAS serrn.ded last
night aud delivered hrrt and appro,
pirate address. We regret tina, We
were not present. The Judge is SUI
iering somewhat from his aruous 10,
hor in the late contest, hut We hope
that he will rapidly rrcup,latc, now
hat he has time to rest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

MARRIED. On Wednesday, Oct. Both.
ut the residence of Capt. ). d Mather. by
Rev. Mr.. Parks. Mr.. Thomas 7. Tucker to
Miss Mary frizzell. All OF this county.
Mrs r A. Mather (who never tor
gets tho printer,) has our wsrmesl
thanks for her remembrance OF us,
and we join her in wishing the utmost
happiness for the Eewly-wedded. Oar
Belvidere correspondent gises else
where the names Of the attendants.
A few miles east of Winchester is n
sign board upon which the su'j"ined
10 painted in glowing colors. Decipher
it it YOU can:
To Manchester
-&z Ss'm 10
10 Winchester 81
Miles EE-
egaph,eR
-E1 Sslim
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Nonresident Notice.
W. c. Armstrong VS.. Tyres Ki!Glc ard
others.
Injunction BILL

W. G. Armstrong vs.. Tvrcs I'll !Glc ard
others.
injunction BILL
Upon motion. and IL appearing. to the
satisfaction of the CLERK & Master. FROM
complainant's bill in above cause. viii u
is sworn to. that defendant. Malinila Good
loe. is u nonresident oi the state of Ten
nessec, 80 that the ordinary process Vt law
cannot be served upon her.
Ii Is therefore ordered that puhlicaticA
be made for four successive weeks ia the
Home journal, published IN " inche,trr,
renn"requiring said nonresident defend
ant toappear on or before the 9Th Mon
DAY January next. before the Chsnrrry
Court NJ Winchester. rankin county.
Tenn. and plead, answer or demnT to
"omplainant's bill. or the same wi'l be Ia
ken foi confessed and set for hearing ex
partr ~ to ner.
Witness my hand. At oniee IN winehes.
ter, Tenn, this Oct. 9tI,. 1875.
4. u. FINCH. Z. & u.
OcI7-4w ~
Simmons & Curtis. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Dortors are to guard human life and
bring rcliefto the sick. So does DR.. Bulls
Baby syrup; ltcontains Lothln injurious
and is always reliable. To be had at all
Drug Stores in our city. Price 70 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

For 81 so VIC will send Godey's La
dv's b 'ok and the Home journal .or
1879 to any address in the United
States. Ladies will please take notice.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

We have large amount due US ON
our subscription books, and we hope
the parties will help US, MS printers
need money as well as other peol IL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Messrs. E'nhrry, Brother x Co.
base an attractive advertisement in our
papcr this week, hut il you want to
see something supellativrIy attractive
far beyond any advertisement they
could possibly put in the Home Jour
nal-go aud see the splendid stock OF
goods to which they invite public at
trn,ion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07
Memphis 4 Little Rock Railway
Office South Eastern Pass. .ig't,l
Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. ~. 1878.

- x
Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. ~. 1878.
W. J. Slater:
DEAR SIR:-lam happy to state that the
Yellow Fr,e has ceased to exist ut Menu
phis the danger point Is passed. amt our
trains between Memphis and Little Rock
v III commence their regular trips to-'lav
Travel via tie Memphis Route can be- re-
sumcl with perfect safety. and If tickets
to Arkansas and Texas points via our lin,
have been hurried" during our long period
Of suspension. mry we ash that they h.
brought to the surface again. and given n
fair representation in the distribution OF
business from our office. all Of which will
he duly remembered by
Yours truly.
Is +. NEVILLE.
SOUTHEASTERN Passenger Agent.
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MASONIC.

Stated meeting Of Cumberland Lodge
No. l5s, II. A. NJ, next Saturday night,
Nov 9th.
all members are requested to attend.
T. j. GAINES Secretary.
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Preparatory Department-Mary
Sharp Coll Ke.

MRS. JOSIE LUSK has been secured
tor this Department. Mrs. Lusk attend
ed the Mary Sharp for three year.. AM
ronplrtr,i the course. except the Senior
year. Sne had experience In teaching be-
fore entering the Collpge. and very s''c-
: essiul experience since. She u woman
IT great energy. II thorough student. and !,
Irr.evrring. faithful and accomplished
teacher.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

In order to give our leaders the
election news, We delayed the puhlica'
ZION of the Journal this week, which
excuse we know will he satisfactory.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

IF you want to subscribe for any
popular magazine or paper in club
with the Home Journal, you can do 81
and save money.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

The woods in the vicinity Of town
are iu perfect blaze OF autu'nna!
glory,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07
WHITES.

wHITE8.
Jacob Stubblefeld to Georgia A. Crab
tree.
W. D. Rogers TO X. l.. Parks.
Gilley Davis to Mary Floyd.
John Garner to Jennie .IMksOn.
j. W. Bennett TO Miss Emily &. Black.
W. l.. Myers to Elizabeth j. McBriue.
Benz Ashley to Mary williams.
James Ovrrion to Amanda rankersly.
I. II. Tnckrrt to C. Frizzcll.
S.P. Williams to Mary Oakley.
John Earnest to Mr.. Nancy Barnes.
COLoRED.
Jim Colyar 10 Fannie Holder.
Granville DarliS to Anna Mullikin.
Antony Mcllheran to Fanny summons
Reuben FariS to Rachel Davis.
Jim Lewis to Becky Darwin.
VIM. McMurry to Mariah Austell.
Groryr Bone 70 Francis Caldwell.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-07

Mr.. G. u. Phillips makes change
IN his advertisement this week, 10
which we direct your attention.
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Sheriff's Sales
For November 23d, 1873.

by virtue OF mn execution W my hands,
lsslcd IRON the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee. in the cause of Fit
patrick. Gregory i Davis vs.. John lay
lor, colOred. will sell to the highest lIh-
der. tor CASH. ut the Courthouse door, In
the town OF Winchester, on
Saturday, November g3'|, 1873,
\ parcel OF land situated in civil district
NO. OF Franklin county, Tenn" nv the
road leading from W inrhester to Dcchesd,
ana being lots Nos. ~, - and y in Dar~
wins addition ~ the town Of Dechrrd.
bounded on the east by Carroll Nevis and
John McFarlHnl's lot. on the west hY
street, on the orth Ivy lot formerly o~nel
by Willis Russcy, and on the south by the
Winchester and Dechrrd road, amt con.
tanning 2sI acres, more or less.
Levied upon rs the property of John
Taylor colorcd, and will be .old TO satisfy
said execution. with interest, costs, &c.
This October 2l,t, 1873
L. +. OAKLEY, Sheriff.
oc2I-tds DIV
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Constable in Distr ct No. i.

lNoTE--There were few scattering
votes tor parties who were not running,
and we have omitted them from this ron-
deLsed statement.-ED. JOURNAL.l
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BY virtuc OF An execution In MY hands,
issued from the Circuit Court OF Franklin
county, Tennessee, in the cause ot I'll. II.
Saunders ". Edward Bpn'lnraut and
Graves Prnnington," ! will sell to the
highest bidder, tor CASH, at the Court
house door IN the town of Winchester, On
saturday, November 23G. ISIS.
the following described tract of land. sit
uatcd and lying In district MOI Of Frank
lin county, Tenn, and bounded as follows:
On the north by lands Of .-- Armstrong;;
east by Martins Fork; south by Martins
Fork; and west hy Eslill'sHorh-cOntaW.
ing about 1000 ucrrs.
said tract OF land is levied upon IA TIVE
property OF Graves Pennington to salisiy
II is execution.
This October 2lst, 1878.
II. L. OAKLEY, SLe"iT.
oc2i-tds SIS
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REDUCTION OF PRICES
Mary Sharp College.

Board. without washing, per week $500
" with A." 331l
Tuition per month Of tour weeks In
Preparatory Department.. ....... O
Primary ...... 10
z. e. GRAVES.
July 10. 1878.
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Our County Court Clerk issur license
to the following named partic. during the
month OF October:
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Official Vote of Franklin Coyln-
ty, Nov. 9th, 1878.
lST DISTRICT.
Winchesler.

bell. /.
Senalor-Tolley, II; Carr gan. 81.
krprcscntative-Bea,leS 90; Oliver, 81
Cohstable-R, Z. sharp. Is; Doney, 81
% DISTRICT.
Governor-Mnrks, 81.
| Congress-Brlghi. 40; Lillard, bs.
aenatOr-rolley. 81; Carrisan. 81.
Kepre,entati'e-Beaslcy, IS; Oliver, 81
Blackwell, 2
Sd DISTRICT
Governor-Mniks. lU5.
Congress-Bright.S G; Lillard. Fl.
Srnator-TOlley, 81; Carrigan. ".
Rcprestntatlvc-Bc' slry. 40; Oliver, lG
Blackwell, 81.
| 4TH DISTRICT.
Govcrnor-Marks, ll8.
Congress Bright. %; Llllarl. 80.
Senator 60: Carrigan. ~.
Reprcscntative-Beasley, IS; DIV r, 20
Blackwell, y.
9TH DISTRICT.
Governor-MarkS, 90
Congres2-Bright, II; Lillard. IL.
Senator Toli' y, 50, Carri.an. 80
RcpreSentative-Beaslcy, &c; Oliver, Is
Blackwcll,4.
9TH DISTRICT.
Marks. Ga
Bright. Is; Lillard. "a
FOLEY. Al Carrigan, 6.
Beaslcy, u; Oliver. 45; Blackwell, 7.
7rH DISTRICT.
Marks, As; Wight. IL.
Birgnt, IL; Lillarl. Is.
Carrigun, 10; FOLEY. 10.
BeuSley. II; Oliver, 80; Blackwell, l,
sru DISTRICT.
GovcrnOr-Marks,l 10.
Congrcss-ltright.l Ia
Senator-Toiley. 81; Carrigun, 81.
Representative-Bnaslry, 80; Oliver, 81
Blackwell. 8.
0rH DISTRICT.
GoveInor-Marks, 1876; Edwards. q.
Consress-Bright. 1877; Lillard. 10; Is
bell, 3.
Scmtor-Tolley, 1872; Carrigan. 80.
Rcprescntative-Be "a; Oliver, l0l
10Th DISTRICT.
Greenhdp.
Marks. ~.
Bright. 80 Lillard. 6.
Tollry, 81; Carrignn. IL.
Bcaslcy. %; Oliver. Is,
Cotcdn.
Marks. 50.
Bright, Sc: Lillarl. 20.
Tollry. 80; Carrigan. l6.
Bcaslcy, 81; Oliver. n.
llrn DISTRICT.
Marks. G5
Bright, 81; Lillard. s.
Tollry. 70; Carrigan, q.
Bcasley, G5; Oliver 2.
l2rn DISTRICT.
Marks, 100.
Bright. 81; Lillard. l3
Tollcy, 100; Carrigan, |.
Beasley. 81; Oii,er,G 4.
18TH DISTRICT.
Marks. 80.
Bright Lillard. %.
Tollev. II; Carrigan, 10.
Beasley. rs; Oliver, 10; Harlow,l.
l4ru DISTRICT.
Marks, 81.
Bright, a.; Lillard. 10.
Tolley. Do; Carrigan, 1.
Braslev. 7; Oliver %; Blackwell. |.
18TH DISTRICT.
Marks. G6: Edwards. |.
Bright, So; Lilar'. 70.
Tolley, "a; Carrigan. 80.
Beasley ~; Oliver 43.
18TH pIsTRIcT.
Marks. 81.
Lillard. 81.
L Hey, 81.
Beaslcy. 80; BLACKWELL.
18TH DISTRICT.
Marks. 10.
Bright. 10Y; Liilard. lG.
Tol"y. &c; Carri2an. %.
Bcasley, 70: Oliver. log.
18TH DISTRICT.
Marks, 95.
Bright. ~.
Tollcv. AZ; Carrigan, AZ.
Beasley. Sc; Oil er. 30; Harlow, IS.
Moore County,
Marks. lla
Bright 80; LilIard. n.
Tollry. Sc: tarIigaii. 26.
Beasley. 70; Oliver. &c.
MARBLE nILL-(Moore County J
Marks, 50.
Blight. 81; Lilard. s.
ToIlcv. As; Carrigan. 6
Beasley, q; Oliver, 81; Blackwell, l.
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FRED. WEN GER
Manufacturer OF and dealer in
ALL STYLES OF FURNITURE.

Price. a, low rs the same can be bought
in Nashville.
His Furniture is AL hand made and viii
stand til" test OF amy reasonable usage.
Pictures. Chromos. &c. neatly framed
\ lot on hand for sale very low.
All sorts oI Moulding on laud FOR sal,
cheap, for framing.
II you want seats in your cane chairs
come and get "Gardncr'a Patent 3-Ply
Veneer Seats.
sB All kinds Of Upholstery. &c ,don'
-
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'COFFINS

Made to order, and II tull supply Of tn
incest on hand. OF any size. AZ less tia
they can be- bought for anywhere else
He will deliver them in NICE HEARS
to any part Of the county.
| keep on hant an assortment OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

The speech CT Senator A. A. Phlegar. OF
Montgomery, made ut Pulaski Courthouse
in reply to Colonel Fulkerson, should be is
sued in pamphlet form and distributed
throughout the State. Mr.. Phlegar went to
Richmond last fall as readiiister, and be-
came acquain ted with the true inwardness
of the move ment engineered by the Ma
hone Barbour Massey -Fukerson crowd OF
s.forcibles." whom he charges truly with
having defeated any practicable readlust-
subserve their own political purposes. No
forcibIe readjuster can escape the incisive
logic OF Senator Phlegar's speech, while the
contrast between it, independent and manly
tone and the low demagoguery OF the 'sfor-
cibles y will impress all who read it. Tide
mater linden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

We will support no man for any office
who iayors the Reputation OF the State
debt.-Lerin9ton Gazette.
The Lexington Gazette is the only debt.
paying paper we know OF besides the State
that wishes to elect congressman upon the
public.debt issue. But the Gazette was so
overwhelmingly defeated last November on
that issue that it is sore, and we do not
wonder that it desires to renew the combat.
We would wager a penny, however, that
Ran. TUCKER, the Gazette's candidate for
Congress, is opposed to that paper on this
point.
Perhaps we should add that the Manassas
Gazette iayors discussions OF the public
debt question before the people. So DO
we; such as that between Messrs. FuLkER-
SON and PHLRGAR;; but We do not wish TO
elect congressman on that issue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15


the proceedings OF g large number OF rep
resentatiye men Of the thirteen counties
5scomposinr the Ninth congressional dis
trict, 3, met at Abingdon on May Both, at
which resolutions were adopted stating,
among other things, that g man who IS not
a Fe1diuster, who panders to the money
rings, and is a believer in judicial lnfalll-
biIity. is not the man to represent virginia
in Congress in this crisis OF her fortunes,
Among the committee who prepared tue
resolutions we find the name OF Daniel Z.
Miller, OF Smyth, the nominee, we believe,
OF the parlor convention for Governor, put
who withdrew. Subcommittee were APP
pointed to carry out in their respective
counties the opposition to anybody but q
readiustcr for Congress. The " conHden-
tialU circular, Notwithstanding this, calls
on whoever receives it to bear in mlno
q that we do not propose to act outside the
pale OF the Democratic party" Ii tnese
gentlemen, with thorough political organ
ization of their own already secretly form.
ed inside Of the Democratic party, don't
bolt il they fail in carrying the congress
sional nomination. it will be the rarest po-
litical event in history.
But what are all these secret machina.
tions for? Why is it that the Democrats
of Virginia can't be addressed publicly and
above board? II the cause OF these men
is the States, and not their individual profit,
what is there to hide from the people and
taxpayers of the State? For to them you
must come at last. Before they vote they
must know all about these things. Cont
dental circulars addressed TO picked men
in neighborhsods won't do. Addresses
scattered secretly, carrying one side OF po-
litical question, won't work. Yfr:inians are
used to seeing and hearing both sides oil
every matter that affects the old Common.
wealth. The magnificent promises made
by these same leaders before the meeting OF
the General Assembly and the miserable
failure of their realization can't be explain
ed away in secretly addresses.
The great question OF reimbursement cannot
be let out in private water.rights to float
particular man in this district or that into
Congress.
Have done with confidential politics and
appeal openly to the people.-Staunton
PindicutOr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

It is a terrible thought that. notwithstand-
ing the supercilious grandeur OF Senator
Conkling, the President is removing DIS
friends from Office Cincinnati Commerc'al'
The Nationalist, Worlingmen, and
Greenbackers, who all strain . together,
are the enemies that the Democrats have to
fear in Missouri.
The chairman o? the Indiana Democratic
State Committee asserts that six or eight
colored orators have offered their services
TO the committee to stump the State durag
the pending campaign.
A new Dost-ofiice is established at Oak
wood, Rockingham county, Va, with {. NJ.
Martz as postmaster. A new post-otice IS
established ut Pridemine, Lee county, Va,
with W. 2. Wood rs postmaster. \ new
post office is established at Robertson. Bed
ford county, Va, with y. W. Robinson Is
postmaster. A new post-otice is estab-
lished at Meadow Bridge, Hanover county,
Va, with Cobel Davis rs postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-15

The articles IN Saturdays issue OF the
Dispatch, which were credited to the Rock
ingham Register, should hive been credited
to the Old Commonwealth. The Register
several weeks ago took the same ground as
to importing the debt question into the
congressional campaign, and we then pub,
lished its article; bat it does moi: agree with
the Ola Commonwealth on the readiustmeni
question. We careiessly wrote the nanie o.
the paper incorrectly.