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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-04
NOTTOWAY COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. ]
NOTTOwAY COURTHOUSE,

NOTTowAY COURTHOUSE,
October 2, 1879.
We bad to- day another fine meeting at our
courthouse, and glorious triumph OF the
Debt-Paying party of our county. Colonel
Berkeley delivered a splendid address, afgu,
mentatve and conclusive. He we'll earned
the title of "the Demosthenes OF Southside
Virginia"
Sam. Page, Esq literally skinned Gov
ernor Fayettc McMullin, and sent the Ola
fellow off to his mountain home hoWllng
and calling upon his native hills TO hue
him.
General Malone was on the cars and was
eynected by his friends to stop and speak,
but he could not face the music, and moved
on to another field OF labor.
MIR. Harvey presented 4 pitiabe sight of
in another portion Of the court-green, ha-
raneuine the colored people from stand
erected by them. and replying without ef-
feet to the speech made by Archer Scott,
the colored candidate of fhe Republican
party. few white people listening TO him.
The many friends OF Mr.. Harvey were sor-
~ to see him occupying such position, as
he had been invited to our stand, where
we would divide time with him; but he
preferred the other stand.
In full meeting we elected our delegates
to meet the Amelia delegates at Burkevile
in convention on the 18th OF October, for
the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
the Legislature. Resolutions were passed
in favor OF the McCuIloch bin. We had
enough glory for old Nottoway in one day.
Our people were charmed with John Goode.
His speech at BIacks-and-W hites on the
37th of September was powerful, and had
telling effect. Goode is IN the hearts OF
the Nottoway people, be assured of that.
TAXPAYER
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Colonel Lowell.

The Loudoun Mirror passes the follow
ing lust encomium upon Colonel LovELL'
the nominee for senator for Frederick,
Clarke, and Warren:
The nomination by the conservatives Oh
tbo counties of Frederick, Clarke, and War
rem of Judge John 7. Lowell, of Warren,
as their candidate to represent them in the
next Senate of Virginia, shows the good
sense of the Valley people. Judge Lowell
has served Warren in the House OF Dele
gates for the last six years, and no people
in the Commonwealth have he'd better or
more faithful representative. A gentleman
Of clear head, sound judgment, and spot
less integrity, and in the present crisis
sound as dollar on the great question, the
people OF his district will honor themselves
by electing him with as much unanimity as
was shown in the body that nominated
him
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General Logan.

The Destructive organ tn this city having
asked who General EoGAN was, the Peters
burg Inden-1ppeol answers the question
very satisfactorily, as follows:
The Wing inquiries who General T.. W
Logan il. we can tell it somewhat OF bis
history. Entering the army us q mere boy
at the berinning OF the war, he attained by
merit. at the age of twenty-iour The rank OF
hriradier-eeneral. Though a South Caro-
iinian. he She'd his blood att least twice on
Virginia's soil. He was an oticer no "nos
General Lonestreet placed implicit conf
dance and il ANYTHING more need be known
NJ his name IN this connection, ask General
burnside OF the man who commanded the
skirmish line when he was forced to retreat
to the notifications Of Knoxville.
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Mr.. Tilden Interviewed.

The Washington Post has interviewed
Mr. TILDEN. He denied having made any
remarks against the southern people as to
outrages or other things. He added:
81 can say that have not taken any steps
to secure denomination by the Democratic
party for the presidency. / can say also
that do not contemplate taking any mea-
sures to secure such nomination or TO reject
it before it is offered. / nm credited with
having an agent in every voting-precinct
throughout the United States, and with
many more equally absurd devices, to Sc
cure that which do not seek. So far as
the article referred to is concerned, it is 4
fabric ,tion and forgery, and that l may
say and that you may say" replied Mr..
Tilden, with emphasis.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.
SALEM. VA. October /. IS

SALEM. VA. October |. 1879.
Editors DiSyQich: Public addresses "c:c
made here to-day IN the courthouse huila-
in- before small bur attentive audience.
One OF the speakers eNpcc:cd-Nr. H!!-
liams-iaied 10 put in IN appearance. Coo
mel II. \. Edmund>0n opened the discus.
sion OF the dett question with III interest
Ing and clea: presentation II MS position
lis 4 candidate. He stands >quart'E Ei"n
the Constitution, and showed clearly thAI
the "rea iju>ting Readiu>ters do hot I'M
Gerstanu their own position He a!>o en-
phas iZed the fact that The Debt was con
tracted for inrerna! anie.J fipR improve
ment,; We are now erjo';in@ The %dTaE-
tages oil the expenditures, ana must pay
the creditors. Mr.. EdI nuuG.0u WAS en-
dorscd by repeated appIa Use. His opponent
in the field. Major Spcs i.ard. was present.
but was not called upon, and made no re-
ply.
Mr. Phlegar followed the Colonel with Il
plain, bu>iuess-lke presentation Of the
views which he hold, as the ConscrVatFe
nominee for this equatorial district. Inc
irresistible logic OF his facts and figures TOLD
powerfully upon 'ine minds OF his hearers,
who endorsed hi. views with hearty ap'
Diause. He is 81 rand rs Il dollar. and huriec
some piquant shafts ut the Forcible he
adiusters who. questioned him upon III,
free-<chool s.ubject; confessed that th'
school had unfortunately suffered durln;
the past ye' ar. but opined that it would con
tinue to 81 Itler if cur debt is rot soon set
tied unr4rr the present compromise. Il
| made most excellent point by showing 1
the farT ners and property that thei
tenure was secured by the same seal whic
secnt IS the debt which we owe to our bond
holo .ers. Mr.. Phlegar never INDUCES Il
pol ttical balderdash to secure applause, AM
~ 5 hearty endorsement is evidence tina
! ? ound sense on the debt question is appTe
! ciated in this section.
The Circuit Court is now in session, an'
will take up the murder case Of Hays rs
Hawley tomorrow.
| Mr.. o. B. Chapman, well-known note
, man OF this place. died rather suddenly TN
: morning of typhoid.fever. There nav
been several recent cases OF fever IN th
. community, otherwise the place Is unust
tally healthy. The weather Is changing ffe'
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

FARMvlLLE, Va. October ., 1879.
The sales Of tobacco for the year ending
September 80, 1879, amount 10 5000, 035
pounds at the several warehouses in the
town. This amount about reaches two
thirds OF the previous years sales. The
growing crop, which is being rapidly Sc
cured, will exceed in amount and quality
the last crop. No serious injury has re-
suited from frost, and now it is but little
feared.
Politics hereahouts are at present quics-
cent-the calm before the storm. Dissen'
lions and differences in party ranks make
the result quite uncertain. Independent
candidates loom up in the Radical ranks
and Conservative triumph, il united, wouit
be easy. e.= Il. ). I.
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ANOTHER CONFESSION OF DEFEAT.-The
Marion Patriot and Herald, red-hot Agi-
tators' organ, thus talks: \;
!" These political Jesuits lConserya.ivesl
may win; but II they do the time will come
when they will realize that 1t would have
been better for them 20 have had a MILL
stone tied around their neeks and TO have
been cast into the sea than ever TO have en-
gagged in an unholy crusade against the
rights OF the State and The people. They
know that failure means political death |;
] and we Know that success means something
I soIse,-fot 9 day Of reckoning viii surely
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ABOUT A CHICKEN-THIEF.-We tind TIE

ABOUT CHICKEN-THGEF.-We find TIE
following story, from old Prince Edward,
in the last No. OF the Petersburg Inde1;
ga good story comes to US from Prince
Edward. A chickcn-thief was on trial.
when counsel fer defence produced ven-
cradle rooster of the mongrel breed, owned
by the prisoner, which he sought to con-
vince the jury was the progenitor OF the
fine Brahma fowl which had been stolen.
The learned limb of the law astounded the
Jury by declaring that the whole thing was
explained by The doctrines Of evolution.
Then the noble twelve evouted thirty
nine lashes for the offence. Virginia juries
don't understand Darwinianism. but they
recognize chicken-thief by instinct"
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For the Dispatch.I
Conservative Meeting in N0ttoWay

At meeting OF the Conservative party
Of Nottoway county, Va. held at Motto
way Courthouse October 2, 1879. on motion,
J. a. Epes was called to the chair and r.
w. Oliver was elected secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that delegates
be elected to meet delegates from Amelia
county, at Burkeville, on Saturday, Octo-
Der II, 1879, to nominate candidate to
represent said counties in the next Legisla-
tnre.
On motion, DR.. O. NJ. Knight and R. W.
Oliver were elected delegates from Haylakah
district; DR.. A. S. Epes and s. T. Epes
from Blendan district; DR.. William j. Har-
ris and DR.. Z. G. Boothe from BeIlefonte
district.
On motion, It was resolved that in the
opinion OF the meeting the ultimate effect
OF the McCulloch bill will not require an
Increase OF taxation.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
IL. 0 JOHN A. EPEs, Chairman.
i, Il. W. OEiver, Secretary.
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Exactly!

At King George Courthouse, on Thurs
day. Governor KEapER said in the course OF
his speech:
" Gentlemen of King George, what
would you do if William Malone should
come into your county and urge your citi-
zens to in respec. to their private debts
what he is urging you to make the State do
in regard to her public debt? You would
drive him out of the county 10 the tune OF
the Rogue's March,
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There are two gentlemen in Petersburg
candidates for the Legislature who remind
our contempory OF the lnde1-AppeaI OF
other times and men. He says: So.
"Charley Jackson will put Old Hickory
into this campaign, while Colonel Archer
will make as straight shoot as in other
days when he faced Firginia'S foes"
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q rather cool to delightful ,omn,--1
Tbe mountains around aban, -, ,ssnperature
1nt in their autumnaI hue. Oa,'o are oea1H.
Oh sont1erners are still spending tho %ua ,'r
N our town, and declare thYt tb '",'I Tine
Is Ine most exuberatin2 season Of on nE''n'
governor Holiday j. cxpnctcd I h. gar
the l7th instant at the public ex exc n;Ie On
Roanoke College. ~'>'''''e. u
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Receiving-Teller Frank F. Roynton, OF
the North Bank, Boston, is a deiaulte'f to
tho extent OF $4,000. He has been soecu-
la.ing in mining stocks for the pas. month.
The dedication Is covered By $40, 1910 bonds.
Boyntop has not yet been arrested.
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We are requested to state that Senator q.
e. smlTH goes TO Rockbfidgs 10 spend sew
eraI days. he having been urged to canvass
that county.
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o333eneFaI NsELUS uesSHCt " - tuo ~
LocH bill M iiis ubEs specctif sthat city
one OF the nbiest and most learned expin-
nations of the McCulioch proposition that
has haan made iii this city was delivered at
academy OF Music by, tttarney tIenerat
Field. Rising superior TO ohscenity, pro-
family, ard every species Of blackguardismnl,
he discussed the question In, all its aspects
legal, moral, and scotland made very
happy impression by the dignity Of his mn, man.
r,er and the courtesy Of his language. Wna'
4 suggestive example for smal-fry politl-
clans! They should learn that pnlecafs are
Considered bad companions and are asso-
ciated with only by their own kind. ~
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N SECOND BAPTIST rurp,u
Corner Min and Sixth .;rr,...-r.y =,
WARREN. ID. D.. will preach 81 II VI
VI. the pastor, Rev. HENRY Mcnry ,lp.n :,
preach the third OF The series of ~,., mon.
men.
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IL" BEOAD->TREEr METHODIST
CHuRr i-SCSDAY. octotcr i't lr,,..,.av
Rev. W. 4. STARR. pastor. a. II r,'.,> "
subject: The Provi',nc" ot G.a! ',t.rl.,t,.,
Sca Al the same" 4. 3 =. ". -lw... ,J...
Watchmon OF the Heavenly WORTH
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TT TRINITY METHODIST CIrR, y
corner OF Broad an'i Twentieth ,,!,a,...-.r.-..
ing AZ | \. VI. aud T.. u. rs II. v. + H..
KINS pastor. TIL" -"rIuUa :. 81. '., r...,,...-
addressed L" yUung mon.
Revival meetings viii be held IL Tie ,.rHr,.r., .,
every uig nt during next w'rE.
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il The. only hope for the safety OF Professor
Wise, the asronaut, who left st. Louis Sum
day, lies In the hope that the balloon may
have come down in the pine lands OF Michi.
gan.
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III" SEVENTH->TEEET CIlRI>TT,y
CHtECli.-P Preaching at II \. v. rut7,r.v. .
Rev. j. j. SPENCER. Ia" ~ Baltimore.
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afeiaSe''.'' '..'........'...'.s -.UoSoZo t
Second. What amount will be required to
pay State expenses, interest on the public
debt, and for public schools, il the debt
were all now refunded under the McCul-
loch bill, for fiscal year:
Answer: The amount required to pay
State expenses, as estimated for 1S19-'S0.
Observation-Disclosures G90.5Ss 90
For public schools observation-disclosures. 497.7S2 SIS
For interest under the McCulloch
bilI.......... ..................... 93s,110 AT
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ne" FIRST BAPTIST rHI'ErU TO-
Of Twelfth and Broad s.rce'>l.--Irg. uy,..,.
DONALD. ID. d.. viii preach IN >.>,.,. IA. .
A. NJ, and Rev. L. ". WAHHES. b.n -
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The name OF the post-oilicr ct ,on.,.
kanaWha' county. ". Va, X rf,anr.s" :,
Paint Creek, and Joseph y. Alsnr.nn %
tinucd as postmaster. ~" '1;.
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The End OF s,oBtroSersy as to the Nc.
GnIfeee Bill.

The End OF s,oBsgoyersy ms to the Nc
GuIfeeh Bill.
CONCLUSIVE LETTER RIo1 AUDITOR TAYLOR.
ss u. -. NEw.CAyTcN. October 2, 1879.
Editors dispatch: Herein enclose letter
rem William +. Taylor, Auditor, which I
think ought to be published at once, and
send it to you for that purpose. Yours
truly, JAMES b. FfCELEN.
aEtE 3s1H4#t-y ~ E-F>seZ%
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND. September 16, 1879.
j. B. ftclclen, ESD: 49, fn,
My Dear Sir.-Your favor OF the 18th in
slant was duly received.
have replied to your questions. and now
submit them with my answers Seriatint:
First. What have been the annual average
revenues Of the State for the last five years !?
Answer: The average annual revenues OF
the State receipts into the treasury-for
the last five years were:
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MISS PEGRAMS ND
~ tSc1,su AND FRENCH BoAh'''
pAY>SCH0oL' ,
40 r,rx.Avrsvx taEErnoTES rA""
Sc 6-aawlm BALI!AVhA'
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NANSEMOND COIrNrv

Extract from letter dated Sufr,lk H.,
Der 2, 1879: -''''''N' OCT,
oia fayeftc AcMn'In was hero a., ,;,.,
came to speak, bu, tie local l.aJor. w. ",2N.
ders not to let him. !, >Ior. ;l,,t 80. "'' ~
got them on the run. IN The farCnn,',. n ~"
announced with Il flourish i'm. Lc ',. 10 =
speak at night. but they got order. "o'.d
and at night asked him to be quint . "'''''
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~ | I'll }
J.. :. JuYNI~. VI. H.. EmcrfT- i'r"'.--.rrI l.0,..
i"l"cy aud Ncrirai JWt ir"Uvur,,
JAMES Il. MCCAW. VI. H.. !ra;,.-ur d" rEl.....
of Nrdn'lur.
HUNTER MCGUIRE, VI. u. rr":'-,.rur ,.r.
g';N.
m COLEMAN. W d.. Prot,.~."r"', ',.r".... A..
+. D.CE\NlNGiiAM. VI. H.. H,n;c..,r ns N..'.-
j. :. WFL.LFuRD. VI. D.. rr'..~or ~ Na.r,
Slr.Iica ana rh.rarcl'"..
.. +. MANSON. u. H.. rrul',.." 81 lEv,'"'".' ..!
Pathology.
j : u. CuILFN. ". D.. prr!"-,,G Il l.-..o> ..
Women ami Children.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, VI. H.. rr'r.~f q
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
G.. ". WEST. VI. b.. Demonstrated %; t@E..n..
Ii. VI. TAYLOR, u. D.. isst t'tnt l'vm"D-'t1'r "a
Anatomy.
The course Of instruction = con. '"',. ..tu 'at..
rn,ical and practical. cnutECtci T., - rru',s-.
assisted by the Adjunct Faculty. "uo .lJm n" IT,.
dent Il daily examination Ola ih' 70 iHTr- "":vt
additional charge.
The clinical advantages Of Richmond W. '.t AZ.
der the control OF the FacI.lty. IN. cry it"'f"
the College Hospital. the oi!r2" Disp"h>a.t '..
the STATE Cruiiai Luuaiic Asylum are open Fl"
student without charge.
EXDtu>cS for whole course. Including MI
circulation Zee ''''. -
Students attending stlHHrr course. ....... L' %
rInctical anatomy. Demonstrated i'".... ...
Graduation irc...,... 81
Good board from ! 10 10 $40 pei month.
For further information. apply I"
J. T.. N,rtW. y. T.
f., ~ H.. FH., t.N
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nj v EESlrY OF vlEG1 nI,Aj. i Fox roy ~ = =.
exp, ric,cc. vii! open It ~,
NJ ia east Grace stree. :,eA'
on sf,PrE MBEE Is, 1879. ..r.>. ..
Number OF nnpils limited 70 v,'r- ,.'
Es:rrs 10 Mr. W; G%r'!"n " vi a., - :,
" WIFI yirs!u: Sir. T. " r!iarr II, ,9S ..arr .,
roliar5 Rithnond, Va "nd , To- a. u. 81, ~
Mr. ". VI. Corcolan W3,', ny M Nr, t:-,-
rah v Randolph, El'l,ou iI,no>r. t"a"''
For further lnlortlstson ;9pinf II U>RKl>''>s,
)" III. Ma;H , ,t:M.,.
20 A-ppllm Gaze VI -
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Mr.. vsensueer zFnaskera warm Friend
of tie McCGsIoch BiiI-sHis Imam
Ssworable Argume5st I'm Favor or Et.
The following correspondence explains
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and not favored ciaSS-IaS OTcu ny c!Fcul!-
stances and not by merit->eems to me 10
need no argument. where all were equally
entitled, as in this case. Up to the time OF
granting the coupon there was no difference
in the character or nature OF each claim.
What right had the State to give all to one
bv doing it in such way as virtually 10 eN-
clude the other: Or what right had tie
class first and accidentally favored 10 COM
plain if the other were put upon IN equai
footing with them? Could they have com
planned II all coupons had been made tax
receivable: And yet think it is clear that
one or the other ought TO have been
done, unless some other satisfactory
Arrangement could be made with the
holders of the peeler bonds. 1t is
not, and never was, right to repudlate the
bonds with taX-receivable coupons attached.
Nor was It ever right to repudiate toe peel
ers. either literally or virtually. 1t was TO
prevent this last that the letter in question
was written. II the mode proposed by me
had been adopted, the public creditors
would have all received their proportional
parts; if all coupons had been receivable
for taxes it would have been grab game
whether some should receive all or none.
The plan proposed by ME was made neceS-
sary by the fact that the Legislature-the
body constitutionalIy entitled to regulate
taxes, and the only body entitled to do So
had declared that the people could bear no
more taxes. If so, there was nothing for i,
but to paywhat we could now, and the resi-
due hereafter, when the State was better
able to do so.
I But it may be said that counSelled an
appropriation for schools before paying. in.
terest. I did not say, nor do believe
that State has right to educate its chill
dren before it pays its debts. | did moi
raise the question then nor do now.
am thankful to believe that under the Nc
Culloch bill it is unnecessary to discuss it
believe that under the present revenues
we may support government, pay the pres
ent interest on the public debt, and edncat
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

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Aprces paid for adss.nd gsnslsasns Cssto6 C1ssk>
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study books to- know now tn ,l'es
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things are. SE
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.str,ppesl ar redundant yerbiage. and
stated concisely, the paaintive wall OF
tho Republican leaders amounts to
this. 0If we had suspected that, in q
restored Union, our party would be
voted out OF Office, our motto wonid
have been, slet the Union slide. -
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lots. and shesls for GlroVeFsr conneceed iWlta
the stable. Horses and mules bosrde0 .s 3
ro1sonabio terms, PERSONAL attention PeAls
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