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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No 1912 Main street.

SALE OF a DESIRABLE
l. PRICK STORE AND DWELLIXG ON on TIE !, I E
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREtl
NEAR TO CLAY STREET, AND NOW OCCU-
PIED lY JOHN WETZELI-By virtue Of + = Ger ,Ic
trustees OF The Mechanics Building Company. No.
g dated l7th March. 1877, and duly recorded IN
The clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court d.
B. ITO c. page 31S. we, the undersigned. the pres
ent trustees OF The said company, and successors IN
ONCE of Inc trustees mentioned In said deed OF trust
being required 50 to do BY The said company, he
said Wclzrl having failed 10 comply with tie ooll'
gallon of the bond secured BY said deed. will offer
for sale upon the premises on FEiD n The Ign hn
property above described. The LOT frontS 20 FEET
on Seventeenth street, aud runs back l23 icet me
building is O-STORY STOCk-RRlCh
STORE. with DWELLING overhead, and has for
several years been used as bakery. ANY one Wish
Inc 10 purchase good store properly wi do well to
attend the sale, this Is one o. the best in that
portion of the city.
T.. EvERS,
Fl. HARTK EN-,
GEORGE El1tSH.
Trustees Mechanics Building Association, No. 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
Nv Paine 6 Nowlin. Auchoneers,
No. 1912 Main street.
FALL SALE.

LfIkSI ALH S1R =
: AS,,, WEDNESDAY the 17h. commencing at LON
,cinct we Will sell at our auction-roems. NO 1917
STasn stree, without reserve. large aud desirable
assortment OF entirely fresh and seasonaoie goods
NOW receiving, consisting OF .an. ~.
~ sTAPLE and FANCY n J, DRY DRY GOODS o.9a,S
READY. MADE CLOTHING. '..a.
SILK, FUR. and WOOL HATS,
MEMS and BOYS CAPS. -H
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, VALSES' &c'' &C.
ALSO, +. - 40
A, invoice of BOOTS and SHOES-the stock OF a
re1aiier-,n good order. A., .a g.,
We invite the particular attention OF the trade 20
this attractive SALE and as the goods Will De solo
'heie wa -, = - PAINE & NOWLIN,
,s ,....e Auctoneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
By George e. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Anctloheer'
1905 Bank street.

! A DESIRABLE SMALL NEW FRAME
"A REsIDEECE. NTAINING F0!Ik
R0oMS III THE CORNER OF GATHERING I;
And HARRISON STREETS: ZOE e s ssntamb a +
AUCTION.On FRIDAY the lgth OF ~ he
owner, sell at aucrlon the aboya-describea IhO, ~,
PERTY, fronting so feet on HARRISON street anu
running back along Catherine street ~ iee''
TERMS at sale. .r,ropn
eo17 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
I. ,s....-....5s RAILROAD LJyys
- u - - an
EIcHxosD, YORK RIVER AND cni - *
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS RAILROAD /
~ TAXING EFFECT August :,
. RAILROAD ETyys

ADJUST II, 1873
THROUGH PASSENGER
3:uo T. ID. Leaves Richmond Tt;Fsn,v
DAI' ana ShTCRDAY, Con- ~ Hs-
west Point with steamer u.r''h AZ
an points on York rivar , nrS4 ~ trr
more. hrrf yes In PalfItrors Eaiii-
M. connects with rall.lire. ~, d, = 4.
insion, Philadelphia. Ne5,yrn"a asa
to1; ana all western points. C r. -. h's-
athlSnmond with trains On pLiomsnt"e.a
Ohio railroads. "p'ahe s31
THROUGH FREIGHT
$50 A. u. Leaves Richmond unyr.v
,.oo ~ NESDAY. and FRIDAT:n.i " KD-
"'oo A. u InESDAf, THURSDAY, abt Co.
CKhDAY. Connects Nth -, SAf-
AZ west Point for rivor iar.ii' .se+>'srs
tiEiore, and al! w,stsra 90 80" Ia!-
meets al Richmond WIZ tr.:,,s'' %.
mohd and DanyIIle rai;r5,I pi ~ Eic5.
anG ftterSnnrg. and Ch.ssf.,It.,a" 'al
OHIO railroads. '~'As .ai
LOCAL PASsENGFp
800 <. ID. Leaves Richmond Moyu,v w.
,SEsDAr, and FRIDAY. WE'D
THROUGH PASsENTFt,
1O:o0 a. ID. Arrives at Richmond Tr-rc,
THURSDAY, and >ATIRDiTbATi
meets with traluS Oh H'rnrr,'.', '@a.
PeterSh'rg and Ch"sar.,sr ' ,n. AEa
TaiIroads. steamer Hlvs., Is sIt 12iQ
MONDAY, WEDNEsS;,YY .Eat ,,,ir,.et
DAY, Al Z. ~ c.yrr,'.' fRl.
trains from Phia'eilh,a, %n,,. vi
ad te, "esa,In rlht; AMI &, VS., r""A,
S with tralns for RIchr9.: q, 81 I,1 ,i
THROUGH FREIGHT,
4:50 2. n. Arrives nc Richmond MpSp,vvr
NESDAG, and FRilA{ a., !" ED'
$50 P. ID. TUESDAY, Tlluk>DAY, t'i s
uEDAf. Connects ~I,h AL
West Point tror Gli..,a6-s a.
meets with RchHcna ..t n %
Richmond and Petnr>nu-.. ,, ',,'l' .'.e,
peakc ard Ohio railroat.. 4 ".'s+-
LOCAL PASSENGER,
1000 A. N. Arrives Al Hchmond MOVn,r
WEDNESDAY, and FElp\r'
meets With Richmond .,r '."
.. .ourg anal Chesapeake al! cAl. y, =
roads. -"' A.
No transfer Of freight a: Rtchmo..i - o., p.
southern points. Cars run through between i. -
and West Point. 20
Careful handling and Dispatch, VITA loves, ,,.,,
guaranteed. ''@'
Through bills Of adm. with guaranteed 49,,
issued TO Ill northern AND WESTERN p0:mt., -
Through tickets sold 1" al nvr,h.rn ,a;,,.- 49,.
western points, and bag.ag" cA"r.rG tL-nn,t ~
For ticket. apply Al General IA road H.,
ace, S25 Nal street; A. III" ESrhau-e H.. ~
coMpaHy's aepot, corner Tn"u,y-tnlrI 4. ~
streets, Richmon Va. *
ma % H. \. DOUGLAS. sa,nrl,.a,4.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
DICHMOND Bazaar,
IL Nos. l43s AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET

SIXTEEN FIRST-CLASS HARNESS AND SAD
ULE-HORSES, BUGGIES. AND PHAETONS
AT AUCTION.
Our regular sale will take place TO-DAY at 10
o'clock al which time we will offer
SIXTEEN FIRST-t:LASS HARNESS AND
SADDLE-HORSES AND MAKES.
inst received. and selected By competent judge TO
Suit this particular market;
Two fneY) TOP RUG GlES of fashionable style:
Ono (ncw) BCGGY-PHAETON Of excellent finish.
AT SAME TINE
One No. YOUNG MULE-to he sold positively.
JOHN Is. DAVIS, Proprietor.
E, 3. COOK. Salesman. sc II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FURNITURE.

SPECIAL CE.-LARGEM
SssTOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAY-S
NBNTs. ALLOW PRICES, FOR THE NET NJ
Sky DAYS.-We call attention OF all Thos
our Iarrra and select stock, most OF which, being
bonoht 2a cash prepared TO offer greater In,
duoemants than otherwise both nc 10 termS ana
prisaa We have some fine PARLOR AND CB- AM
kER SUITS which we will sloie out at . sasSihSe.
NITiJRE Il. GATHRIGHT SON.
~ a.en l6 GeTerneraer ssScss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
EAT EnL NJ.
Mail train arrives Al Richmond .1.ly 49,
cept sunday at.........:.......... ..
EyI,r,.s traiu arrives IT Richmond aa.,N

Mail tr,iu arrives n Richmond ,!1.iyar-
cent sunday Observation-Disclosures. - I III
EyI,r,..s rain arrives IT Richmond aa.N
at;
a Az, pl a,.ti y, pi.nn,nni XIII, y,r-
a.! e" n,n,,ri.n,t Inm',,ny.s .:,'ty,rr
Ariel. wEIcn ltIlYrs l,Ichmu.! lty u.!
Point. Nori"lh. &c, al 81" y VIM,
Accommodation Tram arTh'. ~ '""'y &.
mond daily except SliIdd! 't'.'''''.''.',- g..
A mixed train leaves squire" Z: y. o., =
taking PASSENGERS from s!rZ,ha ~ IL.
from " Washington. ana arrives a. i'''"'''.
Z. NJ. daily excerpt SUNDAY. ....-
Ing at ii:5o ~" !. i5r ly5%o&Sgs AMI
Mississippi and ohio R"i!"ah -.',..",, !. =. .
Virginia Midland railroad, tcA' 'L- = 49,"
~ ,,. ,.i,, vi-.i,i, utItluI rair.st go
inp At $50 \. II. ior Warrington. alw
gnia Midland rliir"An t%nlAE -. - .g ...
Lynchbnrg and Ai'a"'''' h'>>..>'''
rq1a stations with y,I.v rnc,.l ,,,,1s: Il = )
n - for T"i tI,rr,SouD,Irg ..,5
ccnnr .,r %..n E E.rry F"'.''''.''
a ~. ,nn, .. Nil, r.,Lr line for Lr1inIh. -
r con.,c,.,s Mn {; T.. :. 1na f.. T.. s'ru.... D.
oi,,s an nh. Dino river AMI tacIu"a.' ,..
p Gii'ls Oh ..ie uni ,,I ,n ,oy .A.-,' -
II SonuSc'' win '''''" .
ny .nm',..c,s with ALI lines i!y-grlal g.. .
Northwest, AMI southwest, ". " :. w. -.
Eng!Esrt An.. 'l.,,...- ~:
CONWAY Il. HOWARD He'i''-' I
Ticket Agent.
s;cHmoSD: TE xxr3 r I,!',.r 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
By GrlIhbs & Williams.
Peal Estate Agents and AGCti0ncers,
Eleventh street between Main and BANK


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ FARM OF
4 100 ACRES. WITH lMPRoEtMEnIS
TIIEPFOS IN CHESTERFIELD COU y T y,
At AUTTION-By virtue of deed of trust from
jacob j. King and wife 20 the subscriber a> trustee
da,cd 9Th November, 1878. and duly recorded, be-
ing thereto required by the ere tor secured VIII
sell by auction, upon The premises, on FRinAI'
26th September, Al IL O'Clock T. NJ the AKIN aG-
iIiuinr That wllrreon said King formerly resided,
Wing one mile from Tnmahawk station, on The Rich
Inondand Danyillc railroad, and sixteen miles from
Richmond. About sixty acres cleared, the baIance.
say ore hundred and thirty acres. Is In woods, ami
inc'ucl.s some good creek flats. ~
There Is Il TWO-STCRI FRAMED D"ELL-
ING; kitchen. corn house, barb stable. &c. IL adj
Joins The lands OF j. j. Wilkinson, ". w. Baker,
aud Cauvc;tc's e.tate.
terms: Enough In cash to dcfrhy expenses OF
sale and TO nsy a debt OF about 81 5 the residue
un0u Terms To be naued al rbc fine 0f sale.
Z. W. GRUBBS, Trustee
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. SC 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

I9oR SALE. sA PERPETUAL gCH0Ls
-. ARGA1E in sR&nd0sphsta acap Coijcass 5#
1854 x0s ans1stpasfon address \ Iss,'f this ot8ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
PHlNTING-HOUSES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Paving one of the LAR G EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, ccu :
.ined with sktlful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
.in SUCH AS
BUsINESs-CARDs.
YISITING-CARDS.
rKOFESSIONAL-CARDS
WEDDlNG-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDs
CIRCULARS.
BILLS LAD1NG,
RECEIPTS
BILL-HEADs,
LErTER-HEADs,
NOTE-HEADs.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENT
NOTICES. CHECKS. -
DRUG-LABELs,
iA''' ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS, -
| BltlEES,
&C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
| Orders from the country promptly filed and de.
i vered by express or mail.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
| aud execute work in manner that cannot be sur.
passed.
| We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING
| We will cheerfuliy furnish estimates and send
| a mples when required. nah l2-d.sw.&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

TOR SALE, A MOST DESlRAbLEH#: s
n PROPERTY situated at GordonSyllle, suit ~
able for a family or summer residence. The HOUSE
is beautifully situated on an eminencc overlooking
the town, within few minutes walk OF SCHOOLS,
FORTY-TnREE ACRES OF LAND, well fenced;
and In n good state oil cultivation; variety ana
abundance of fruit, with every convenience for q
most comfortable home For further particulars,
univ RI GEORGE BROWN,
a.0w& Gurdonsvllle. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
rEAI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN o.
/ FARM ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF ELL
THE BROOK TURNPIKE, HALE MILE NORTH
OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE OR RENT-This
beautiful and attractive place now occupied 5y hr'
more or less. Of FERTILE LAND. The improve
mcuts have all been erected since the war; consist
ing of a fine DWELLING. containing ihlrtcen
rooms lighted with gas): large Kitchen with four
rooms stables, caIriage-house, &c. and smoke
house and in tie rear there very superior saup-
terhouse, ice-house. ce-pond &C. the pace oc HoI
sold within one week. then 1t will be rented on; for
one year to u careful tenant. Apply at once 70
Wv W. GODD1N.
re12.6t Real Estate Auciionetr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

DOCK AND JOB Oh, w no5lSkr Ell rsisrlss'
Is RsggKD AT THE oi>'
hOUSR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
DIR. &. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

DIR. &. McLANE'S '
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy " for all Inc Ills
that flesh is heir to-, but in affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases Of that character they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinine.
As simple purgative they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the lid, with the
immersion DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF c. McLANh
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations OF
the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
recommendations. my 19-deow1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

L,OR RENT, DWELLINGS on Mar e.
Il shall between seventh and Eighth streets ten Iii
rooms: DWELLING No. All north Eighth street,
connecting with Mrs. Duyars clearinghouse. suited
for two or more families: can board At Mrs Duyars
or keep house. rs desired. Also, NEW DWELL
INGS on Guy between Eighth and Ninth streets.
To prompt tenants the rent will be very noderale.
CHARLES T. DAVIS,
No. II north Eighth street.
s,raat Ne~s' ~ au l4-W6w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

A conuectS for Milton. N.r.
Is connects for hsheyilr and all io,s.s !. "'-tru
North Carnliua daily, except sunday.
e. connects FOR Macon aud all points To W.;
Georgia.
u connects for ia ksonvlle ami al r..&,, .n F,,-
rida.
connects for Macon aud all rr'H's ~ >"n'h~,'
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Na>h'i5"- y Arl.., al
all Texas points.
connects Tor Selma, MERRIAM, 1r .-.u, Al!
Vicksburc.
G. connects for Galveston ari AZ I'll; i.'&'s.
Trains from the aiinv"-ulrn"i p,t.H'. Hrr'.' n
RichnOui al 4:I3 L. " AMI $3.50 !. Il.
The Train arriving At Elrhmrn" ~ |.aH :. VI
makes close cOsn-c'ou wI,li m" Eir.'.Il >rr o.
Company's Steamer hr"l tor pli ruu' al.i " r.,'.
leaving Richmond al 7:!j \. VI. ir',"al., ! ..:s-
,lavs, ami saturday,. ,,
Trains h,fw i.r''.r'. moro Ir' axe "' iNh'''Ff
except SUNDAY.
Trains on North Carolina aiN!'t"@ &rH, .','-
lion ar Gold horU' with n" Va ". L. i. B.
from Weldon aud WImir.i"u,
Pullman Palace. prawmG-r"in ana ~h"!i.S' -
run through on Train >r.i ir"" Ne" ~ u
Richmoui 10 Atlanta. AMI from 'r'',u -'"''" '''
gll>tI aud on Train 40 ~ from Ne" i"iH '"''. -
mOud To Greensboro.
Tickets sold 10 Jll 30 MS south >'''' 80" -
southwest. ant baggage chrcN"i 'hfrH-A'
M r,r-nyrr rL, cts given nu tocIi tlrAri..
' JOHN L. Ma VI Eirn
General Pa. .!,"r Ns''-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
STEAMBOATS &t-lsI17 :
COMPANY'S
JAMES-RIVE LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,

ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RlYgB
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BATilNE.
Fua BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE g.
Il AND WEIL-LOCATED RESIDENCE A:I
No. TIA east Franklin street, containing about t!-
teen rooms besides kitchen. IL has all the modern
convenences, and has just been painted III put in
perfect order. Apply TO
JOHN T. GODDIN. Real Estate Agent.
Sc l5-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17
By Grubbs & Williams.
AI,nflnnnnra

Sales to be conducted by GRuBBs Il WILLIAMS,
, urtIonners sc l2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

CHESAPEAKE AID "IilU |'.i@H1
KICiMoNp, VA. Juur H. I"''.
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. VA -
OI-79. PASSENGER TRAM ILL H. 80
EnIIDWS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-17

DOR RENT, THAT F1RSr-CLASS,G On,
L NEWLY-BUILT, AND IHOR0uGtlLI IN
MOI1ERN BRICK DWELLING, with bay win
dows situated on the northwest corner OF Adams
and Grace streets: nine rooms four rooms In kitc-
en-, stable and carriaec-house. rms mouse Is ele-
pantly finished and has every modern convenience.
Parties wishing to secure really one OF the best
rented houses in the city should 20 and examine this
one Possession In q few days.
So l2-cod3t ROBERT B.LYNE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-11

THE Steubenville Gazette calls the
Reunion mob. 1t will make Rome
and ROmanistS howl in October.
:. The Steubenville Gazette says when
Ewing was speaking the mob was in
sultingly quiet, etc. Old vets, how do
you like to be called mob?
The above items are from the st.
ClairSYille CHRONICLE, and their publi-
cation exhibits either blind ignorance as
to what the Gazette did say or else a de-
liberate intention to falsify. The GaZ-
cite at no time denOminated the Reu-
Mon mob; nor did we say anything
that could possibly be so construed. On
the contrary, the Gazette was awarded
encomiums by all the soldiers connected
with the management of the Big Reu-
Mon because of its earnest efforts to
make the affair a success, and its trib-
uteS to them on the occasion and subSe-
quently. If the editor of the CHRONI-
Gle has one spark of manhood he will
publish this correction; as Will also Mr..
Conn, of the Herald, who knew the
Chronicles items were lies when he
copied them into his paper.-Steub. Gaz.
We have only to say in reply that
our reportsr's remarks were based on
the following, found in the Wheeling
Register, of Friday morning, August
20, the day after the Reunion, under the
the head of "The JambOree at Steuben-
VILE" The following extract is taken
from out the sixteen column account in
the Gazette: There were Democrats in
''thiS city, who, from the first, declared
''the whole thing to be grand Republi-
1'can boom, and the Democrats to be
"blind to allow them to rope Ewing into
"such mob. Some thought that when
"the grand old soldier (Ewing) was ad-
dressing the MOI, everything was in
preacher and Republican yardstick
"(Garfeld), got up, it" (the mob, of
course-ED.) did nothing but put up
"hurrahs all over the place" Did you
say this, Mr.. Gazette, or not ?-nOt re-
ceiving your daily edition, he took his
point from such an orthodox Democratic
paper as the Wheeling Register. Be
tween you lies the responsibility. And
then in a spirit OF generous reciprocity
last weeks Gazette copies this from the
Register, under head of General Ew-
"ingS Reception ut Steubenville"-
'On the other hand the bombaStic ut
"terances of Gen. Garfield were address,
"ed to the passions and prejudices of
1.-The ra66le, and they appreciated it."
If the Gazette is 50 very sensitive
about its alleged differences, and, as they
allege--"The Gazette is, at all times,
"ready to stand up to what appears in
"itS columns" will it please define the
difference between "rabble" and "mob ?"
Webster defines "rabble" to be tumul-
tuous crowd of vulgar, noisy peOple-a
mob-the lowest class of peOple-the
dregs of the people"
Do you stand up" to this, Mr. Gazette !?
1t appeared in your colnms, didn't it?
We do not desire to misrepresent, and
take it all back, if we have so done, but
between the Gazette and Register, and
the Gazette and Webster, be it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-11
True, Every word Of H.

Every Republican should remember
that the country is on the brink of peril
as dangerous as in 1861. Hence, all
should unite upon the ticket and elect
every man on it. The most objectiona-
bic Republican for the General Assembly
is infinitely preferable to the best Dem
ocrat. There is no time to dicker about
personal prejudices. While we are not
like the statesman who said he "would
vote for the devil if he was on the Dem
Ocratic ticket" we would in this grave
contingency support the bitterest per-
sonal enemy we could have if he were
on our. ticket. Nothing but dishonety
in candidate will justify any Republi-
can in refusing to vote for him this year.
Journal Rep.)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-11

THE Baltimore American of Tuesday,
in commenting on the Election in Maine,
on Monday says: According to the latest
reports from Maine, the Republican vic
tory in the state is as remarkable as tits
gratifying. 1t comprises a majority for
Davis on the gubernatOrial ticket over
the combined vote for Smith and Garce-
Ion, and the election of majority of the
members of the legislature that is to
choose a successor to Mr.. Hamlin in the
United States Senate. The Republican
triumph is in fact complete as far as the
returns have been received, and they in
clude the most populOuS and doubtful
sections. The Democratic vote appears
to have dwindled down to almost a
phantom, and the fight was really be-
tween the Republicans on hard-mOney
platform and the slush-mOney financierS
of the Greenback party. The issue was
squarely and fairly made; on the stump
the currency question assumed the ut
most prominence, BY common consent !;
and the advocates of the sorry and
wretched doctrine which would curse
the country with an irredeemable circu-
lating medium have been neatly and salts
factorily whipped in a state where only
Il year ago they made astonishing strides,
and which they congratulated them
selves upon having secured. But the
extraordinary efforts of Secretary Sher-
man, Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Garfield and other
Republican orators to throw the strong
est and clearest light upon the pending
question have been rewarded with II
grand success. Maine responds to Cal
ifOrnia, and now for OhiOi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-11
WHEN the announcements was ma

WHEN the announcement was made
on the streets of Cadiz, on Monday even
ing, that Col. Conwen was the nominee
of the Democratic Senatorial Conven-
ton, broad smile was visible on the
countenance of every Republican who
heard the news. 1t was suggested by
some that an illumination would be in
order, but on reflection it was postponed.
Still, the Republicans of Cadiz are great
friends of Col. Conwell, and couldn't
help feeling like rejoicing, though out of
respect for the nominee they put a re-
straint on their exuberance. If the
Democrats are not equally well pleased
it is their own fault, and not that of the
Republicans Cadiz Rep, 4th inst.
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Next lie

PEOPLE thought, when in 1860 and a
few months of 1861 the large amount OF
S42 100000 in gold was received in this
country from Europe, that the prospects
of our becoming a creditor Nation were
very good, as indeed they were. But
then along came the Confedro-DemOcart-
ic rebellion with its train of dire disas-
ters. through which we came staggering
with an enormous load of debt upon our
shoulders. And now, in this year, when
it is expected Europe will send us at least
S75,O00,000 in gold, and when there is
every prospect of an era of unexampled
prosperity, this same Confedro- Demo
cratic party that plunged us into the
disaster of civil war wants to plunge us
into the disaster of limitless issue of
paper dollars, redeemable in nothing and
worth what can be got for them. Thomas
Ewing wants to do this, and Senator
Thurman is in entire accord with him.
All those who want to help on the slush
money boom will give Thomas a vote
this fall.-CleYeland Herald.