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william Buior Duncan and Samuel L. NJ. Bar
low. ......................... Trustees,
ps.
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
By Virtue ofand pursuant to Judgment and de:
cree OF foreclosure and sale rendered and entered
at be April term Of the said Court. 1879, In the
above. entitled action. I. Matthew Y. Pieasasis,
master appointed therein 70 sell all and singular tne
MORTGAGED PREMISES; FRANCHIsEs, ana
MIXED. mentioned I'm the complaint ~ the sald
acuon, and In the said Judgment aad decree oeing
the same morIgaged or Intended 50 70 oe 70 ,ns
mortgage bearing date the 9'h day OF September,
1871, do hereby give notice that on
MONDAY THE 1sr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON,
at the north front door OF the Custom-House OF
the United States, In the city OF Richmond: va. !
shall proceed 10 sell at public anc,ion 20 ,ng
bidder, the following described PhOfEhi i-'na'
Is to say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATL ANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
IN AND To THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, IT'S ENTIRE.
LINE OF RAILROAD
ox,eudi1g from Norfolk, in the State Of Virginia,
10 CUMBERLAND Gap, IN the State OF Kentucky-to-
getber with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHISERY,
ROLLING sTOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES APPER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
nc fuy and at large set forth In the said Judgment
and decree. printed copies OF which WIN Dc iOr-
warded Dy the undersigned master by mail 10 those
applying therefor. , - Id i, t.,
the decree OF sae, Of which D'ddtrs WIN tahc no
tice aud subject 10 certain subssting prior hens
upon the premises. particularly described IN me
said Judgment and decree, and statementot Wnlch
will be omen for the inspection OF bidders thlfiy
days prior 10 and at the lime Of sale.
NJ. r. PLFASANTS, Master.
RICHMOND, VA, July B, 1850.
| ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE SALE.
hereby give notice that I'm obedience To an ofder
of the Cont have adjourned the sale announced la
the above advertisement to IL O'Clock NJ. of The
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1851,
at the place therein mentioned.
VI. +. PLEASANTS, Master.
RICHMOND, VA, November i, 1850.
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by J. Thompson Brywn,
Real Estate Agent and Auct!oneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LOT ON WEST LEIGH STREET.
virtue OF deed of trust. dated I'd January, 1880,
10 the undersigned trustee, recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court d. b. Il6 A, page Is, 10 secure GER
tain negotiable notes In The payment OF which de-
fault has been made. and being required so 10 do
will Sc !, on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1880,
at 4:3O o'clock. that LOT AND HOUSE described
i'm said deed fronting on the south lile OF west
1 Leigh street 271 feet, and running back between
parallel lines 81 feet.
balance at six and twelve months Interest added,
aud secured by deed Of trust; -
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc'ioneer. no 10
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BY John T.. Sampson K Brother
fsucces sOrs to L. j. Sampsonl,
Real rs ate Agents and Auclioneers,
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BE HULL-STREET PROPERTY.-In pur-
suance of a deere OF the CORPORA ion Tor HuStlngsl
Court of The city OF Manchester, pronounced on me
ID day of OCTOBER. 1880. IN the chancery cause d.
pending therein styled A. Gary, chairman, &C. u.s.
John :. Buns, trustee, and Others, the undertgnp1,
special commissioner, Will offer for sale at public
auction on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1880,
OF o'clock ?. NJ. on the premises, that VALuA-
BILE HOUSE AND LOT of which the late John
Whitworth died seized and posse .sed fronting 40
feet on Hull street aud running back between aral,
lei lines IS feet, situated at the corner or said HUI
aud Tenth streets.
This LOT Is one of the most desirable In Manches-
ter being In the heart Of the city, and should COM
mand The attention of merchants and Others seek
ing safe aud solid invtstmens.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance upon a
credit of six, twelve, ard eighteen months, evil
drnced by negotiable notes, aud the Tile retair ed
until all of The purchasemcney Is fully paid anu
convey vance ordered by the Court
DAVID l.. PULLlAM,
noll Special Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Ac.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
- RENTING OUT REAL ESTATE and the
C0I IEcTiON or RENTS in tho city and coun-
Try. PROMPT RETUR.,S MADE.
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE.
A large quantity Of CITY AND COUNTRY
RFAi, ESTATE FOR sALE-vacanL ana Improved.
We taxi pleasure IN shosing properly anu sNinE
ALI necessary IL formation 10 buyers.
Write for the Virginto Redl-Estd Jomrndl.
W." X. Il. CIIAFFIN 4 CO.,
Rial Estate Agents.,
No north Tenth street. .
R.R CHAPLIN. late Of Ihafip, Staples 4 Co.:
ROBERT "A. GILLIAN, late OF Frank ID. hi'i q Co'
no 2.xm
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITUREl@
IL MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, ETC.-Pa
largest stock ALWAYS ON HAND. Before.
purchasing call and be conyncea. You VII sa ms
MYfTRADE PROVES 1T. PARLOR- and G u, ~!
BER-sUITs all prices and styles GA A5,S
MAX R'S and UPH0LSTERING MALE i - ~ "a
LOUKING-GLASS PLATES, etc., frencn "no
herman, At New York prices. .,o,
WILLIAM DAffRQN, 1888 Main street,
FACTORY, 16, 10, 20, 20 north fifteehih'
Oc Z-3m
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AUCTION SAD.ES---Fature Days.
A TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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BY Il. b. Chafin n Co.,
r. Y. CHAFFIy & CO., Auctloncers.
uc 2s.Novl1. 1925, Snec1

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
ANNA RIVER AND A FARM OF 33l ACRES
IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, ADJOINING
SAID MILL, AND l0k ACRES N THE COUN-
Try OF HANOVER, AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF Hanover
county entered at its October term, 1880, IN the
cbancery cause OF Anders, and ais. rs. Itnwiddie
Ell ats therein depending, the undersigned special
comm 3sioners appointed by The court for that pur-
pose will Offer for sale, by public auction, at Andei-
sons MILL on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7TH, 1880,
at o'clock Z. NJ. or fair and If not the next fair
dqy and al the same honr) that most desirable
WATER GRIST-MILL known as ANDERSON'S
MILL. situated on the Northanna river IN the coun-
Nv of Caroline; also FARM OF 331 ACRES adjOin-
ing said mill and the lands of Robert smith aud
others, and also another TRACT OF lOh ACRES.
situated the county % Hanover adjoiDl1g the lands
of Mr.. Henry II. Carter and others, with comforl-
able DWELLING thereon and the usual out houses.
This is very desirable property especially me MIL
which hiss fine run of custom and neyer-faiing
supply Of water The land viii be sold In lots To suit
purchasers and possession given January l, 1881.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourih OF the purchase:
money 10 be paid In cash. and the balance In equal
instruments at one, two, and three years, The pur-
chaser execute bonds with approved security for
the deferred payments, carrying interest from DAY
of SALE ana the title 10 the property 10 be retained
ill all the purchasem0ney Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court But II the purchaser elect to
pay One-third of the purchase-money In cash. per
sonal security for the deferred payments VIII be
dispensed with. X. u. CAEDMELL,
HILL CARTER,
EDMUND wADDILL, JR,
no ll-ThAw Special Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ DESIRABLE FARM NEAR ASHLAND,
HANOVER COUNTY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court of Han0
yer cousty, entered at lis October term. 1850, In
the chancery suit OF II. III. Toler aud wife Toler
and als therein depending the und rsgned, special
commissioners appointed for that purpose, will offer
for sale by public auction. In front OF Messrs Cox
Leake's store. In the town OF Ashland, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1880,
at 5 O'Clock T.. ST., the TRACT OF LAND situated
about Two miles northeast fiom Ashland, adjoining
the lands of Henry Bowles and Others. of which w.
w. Toer late OF the county of HaDovtr, died
seized and possessed, containing l72 ACRES, more
or less This Is very desirable farm, both for the
quality Of the soil and It's location, and has on II
very comfortable brick dwelling ana usual out
houses, an abundance of wood, and some valuable
timber. Persons desiring 10 view the property be-
fore the day OF sale VIII find Mr.. X. NJ. Toler the
place. who will take pleasure In showing them the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth Of the purchase.
money 10 be paid In cash, and the residue In equal
instruments at six, twelve. and eighteen months,
carving interest from day OF SAFE the purchaser to
execute notes for the deferred payments, and the
title 10 be retained I'LL all the purchasemoney Is
paid and conveyance ordered by q be Court
X. III. CARDWELL,
HILL CARTER,
THOMAS N. PAGE,
Special Commissi0pcrs.
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Auctioneer. no l1,16&25
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
No. 11l3 Main street.

No. 1113 Main street.
A DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY
IA LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE ON NORTH
LINE OF CARY STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, No, l10.-By request
of owner, who has permanently removed from the
city, I will sell at public auction. on
FRIDAY. 10TH INSTANT,
at $3.50 p. NJ, the above RESIDENCE, containing
eight rooms, with all necessary closets, bathroom,
&C. There Il large detached prick kitchen, and a
nice large paved yard, with wood and coa-houses.
The lot fronts "a feet, or less, with depth OF
100 feet, more or less, 10 an alley.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In one and two
years. six per cent interest, secured oy trust-deed
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
no4 Auciioneer.
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FOR SALE.
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC X. X. Co.,}
RICHMOND, VA, November 5, 1880. :
A FTER NOVEMBER 7, 1880, TRAINS

RICHMOND, FRED'e & POTOMAC X. r. Co,l
RICHMOND, VA, November 8, 1880.
A FTER NOVEMBER 7, 1880, TRAINS
"A on this road viii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
saj A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily Tex.
cept sundays; due al washington.
l:40 r. NJ; baltimore, 1905 4. VI;
philadelphia, $50 p. M.; New fors,
500 p. NJ, leaves Byra-street station daily; dut
Al Washington. 9:25 =. NJ Baltimore
ll:25P. n: Philadelphia, 1928 M
Junction, leaves Broad Street station
daily iexcept Surdays).
SOUTH BOUND.
IO:l6P.M., arrives at Byrd-street station daily
s:isx 4. ~: Phiisdelphis, iI45 A
NJ; Baltimore, $50 7. NJ; Washing
Il:4o A. NJ, arrives al Byrd-sreet station daily.
a asfsSH ssT liz: i NJ; Baltimore
sAs A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. arrive.
g. ssn sISsssrsss '5s%Sn a T asllY ssesD
General Ticket Agent
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ehEs.rxAnxx}
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 p NJ. Leave Richmond daily texcept SUM-
dayl, connecting at West Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers FOR all land
ings ON the York river and FOR Baiti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ZOO A.M)L Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
lois A. NJ. day), connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY,, W EDNEsD Ar,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for rroyi.
dence and Boston on TUBsDAf ano
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
,o.oo A. NJ Arrive at Richmond daily iexcep,
Sundayl, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ard SAT-
URDAY with steamers from baiu'
more.
THROUGH WRIGHT TRAINS.
o.50P. Nj Arrive at Richmond daily except
S.36 - M sunday. connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Yark Providence, and Boston.
| No transfer OF freight as Richmond TO OK non
southern points. Carsran through between A'iah''
faihsndiiag and dispatch, with lowest rates
sTSrourh hills OF lading. with guaranteed rsses
| issued 10 al northsra AND western points.
FOR ipformatont apply 1T once OF tne company
/ Twenty-third aud book streets, Richmond, Va
sul8 II. 7. DOUGLAS. Sapsyintsaosas
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connects for FaTmVllle, Lynchburg, dud al
points in the Southwest.
Is connects for Milton, y. &.
connects for Asheyille aud all points IN West
North Carolina.
d connects for Macon and all points In soulhweT
Georgia.
Z connects for Jacksonville and all points In Flo'
rida. ,.
connects for Macon and all points in ssuthwtsI
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis aud
all Texas points.
Vicksburg.
II connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the absge-namea points g'rt1, ~
Richmond at 4:43 r. n. $50 A. W., and 6S9 T. VI
Traits on North Carolina division make eonnte,
ton al GoldsborO' with the W. 4 W. X. X. 70 ana
from Weldon and Wilmington. 49,,
Pullman Palace Drawing-rOOm ana cieeIlnS al
run through on Train No. AZ from New 1Dth Ane
Richmond 10 Atlanta, Ca, on Train NO ~ nun
Richmond 10 Danyille. ,., t,.,-
A Messenger coach will be attached 10 train .it,
ing Richmond at 4:55 =. NJ, arriving Al Chnh 80
r. NJ. daily Except sunday; and returning s''s
chula At 6:IO A. NJ, arriving AT R.chm0nH clio
A. a. daily Except MOndayl. 80.
Tickets sold TO all points south, eostne~s| -
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on LEGAL tickeD'
General Passenger and Ticket Asta"
T. NJ. r. TALCOrT. General suDerintehdth..
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BY r. B. Chafin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
No. north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
N FIJI FARM KNOWN AS "MELROSE," SIT
TATED SEVEN MILES NORTH OF X lCHM0ND,
NEAR THE BROOK R0Al,, AT PRESENT OWN,
ED BY MR.. G.. q. CARTER, AND FORMERLY
Also. 4 LARGE QUANTITY OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY, Consisting IN pART OF Ten
HORSES &C; A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CORN, FODDER,
HAY. &C.; ALSO A HANDSOME LOT OF M
the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1880,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H., the ab0ye:de-
scribed PROPERTY. The FARM contains l4Z
ACRES, and Il one of the prettiest around Rich
mond. The DWELLING IS a handsome one, in
good repair, and l0catt IN shady yard.
This is a very desirable FARM, and will be sold
on liberal terms, TO be announced at sale.
X. Ii. CHAFFlN & CO.
Auciioneers.
no 9,11.1sI6,171s.l9.2O,2
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New York Tribune.j

A WOMAN WHO WRITES LETTERS FOR ANY
BODY on ANY SUBJECT Per TwENTY FIVE
CExTS
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No. 2 Mail runs daily from Huntington '1 VIII
liamson's; dally except sunday from VII in~In'3
10 Richmond. kliZibethi0wn, Lexington and Eg
sandy trains from Ashland, Ky" connect with
Mop.
Virginia Midland mail from D0nylle and Lynch.
burg closely al Gordonssille with No. ior
No. 4 Express &C.. b. :. and T. 7. steamer) leaves
Cincinnati at Z. VI. daily, and IS due at Huuuy-
ton TO connect with No. Express which ruu, ltIy
to Richmond. EliZabeihfOwn, Lexington AMI Es
Sandy trains from Inland, n.y., connect wilh
No. 4.
| No. Accommodation leaves Oordonsyille daily
except SUNDAY. at 500 A. NJ, and arrives n Rich
mOnd at 9 VI.
No. 22 Mixed leaves stanton daily. except SUM
day at 7l5 a. w.. and Is connected with n tord0ns-
Vile by Virginia Midland mail from Washington,
and arrives AT Richmond at 7:l5 L. VI.
No, 20 Mixed leaves Huntington daily except
sunday At 2:30 p. NJ, and arrives Al Cannclion az
SLEFPIHG-CARs on No 2 from Huntington -
AidersOn's. on No.4 from Wi!liimson's 10 lich-
mOnd.
For rates, tickets, baggage-checks. &C.. amply 10
Il. II. FISHER. Ticket Agent, ChesdIeakc aud ono
depot, or A. W. CARRIER, Ticket Agent, so
Main street, Richmond, Va W. NJ. :. DUNN
knglnSeT and Supertutcndent.
CONWAY y. HOWARD. Genera Passenger ana
Ticket Agent. 10 ~
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ALL KINDS OF CITY AND COUNTRY REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE.
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HOUSES SOLD. BUILT, AND REPAIRED
ON MONTHLY INSTRUMENTS.
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WEST WARD.
ELIzABETHTowS, LExTyGToS 8 BIG SANDY > ),

Leave Huntingdon. 100 AM 71sp,,
Due CallettsD'g. KY. 1905 4. ". 500 f. ~
Ashland, By..". 1915 l.. N. 900 = NJ
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MONEY LOANED UPON REAL
wi ESTATE OR COLLATERALS
AT LOW RATES.

rpeciai attention paid 10 the
RENTING-OUT OF REAL ESTATE
and the collection or rents.
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LIzABETmTowN, LEXINGTON BIG SANDY Z Il

Leave Ashland....... 4:30 =. NJ 500 \. VI.
Catlettsburg... 5:2O +. NJ. $40 \ VI
Due Hunfington.... 6:45 4. VI. 9i5 4 "
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toov Surviving Trustee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
THE CLOVER LEAF BADGE.

The clover leaf. Is worn by Hancock
Veterans OF today, like the shamrock, j.
cmbematical OF trinity or triUitIes, OF
political signii!,lu We will offer few
specimen bricks towards 4 supcrstructurc
Of which any old Bourbon can consistently
he proud:
/. Greeley. ViIen ana Hancock.
=. Democracy, Greenbackism and dis
gruntled temperance men.
,. Lying, cheating and stealing. This
refers 10 the tabulation OF returns, and
has further allusiOn TO the number Of
Democratic soldiers that Ben Butler claims
in the New England regiments that served
with him At New Orleans
!. Counting out, intimidation and bull
doing.
). Slavery, secession and rebellion.
6. Garcelon, Fogg and Cap'n Chase.
:. He'd Ahirters, White Leaguers and
moonshiners.
5. Fair, full and free ballots. tSee Ala
bama.)
.. Shot guns, Golden Circles and tissue
ballots.
10. Treason, hypocrisy and deceit
IL. 4 "Solid South" a dough-faced
North and their allies.
II. ubstructionists, regulators and
State stealers. OLD SOLDIER.
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ANOTHER FUSION LIE.

To the Editors Of the Leicist0n Journal.
Fogg charged at one OF his recent meet
ings that Congressman Frye lodged the
vote on the salary grab, and thereby con-
tributed to its passage. What are the
factsi lNQURER.
The charge is false, as has been repeat
edly shown. The facts are these. Mr..
Frye was opposed to the grab, voted
against it at every stage when he knew
it was to come up, and voted against it
on its final passage. On one incidental
vote, some time before the measure passed,
a motion was Unexpectedly made by Ben
Butler to insert the salary amendment in
the appropriation bill, and it was defeat
ed. Mr. Frye was engaged in committee
service at the time, and hot knowing the
matter was before the House, was net
present to vote. At every other vote Oh
the subject, he was present and voted
against it, and his negative vote will be
found recorded when it passed. More
over, he covered into the treasury every
dollar of the extra salary given him BY
the bill.-Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
The people elected 10 Re-
publican and II fusion Sena-
tors. II Republican and 20
fus,onists received certificates.

When Mr.. Fogg spoke at Buckheid
over a month ago he met Mr. Bisbee and
asked hin where the Republicans got the
plates that gage the fac simile OF the
forgeries in the cases OF Oliver +. Drag
don, Geo. II. Wakefield, Josiah 4.
Slower and Henry q. Walker. Mr..
Bisbee told him they were engraved in
Boston. Fogg said that if he could get
the plates lie would publish them in his
paper ana eZpleip them. Mr.. Bisbee then
gave him written order ~ Messrs. Rus
sell X Richardson, the engravers in Bos-
ton, for the plates and Fogg agreed to
immediately get them and give his green
back readers the benefit of true like
ness of the forgeries and bis explanation.
Over a month has passed and no pub
LEGATION or mention of the same, viii
Mr.. Fogg please to publish them before
election: He has one more issue In
which to Do so.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14

Two PROM 'Bs.-Mr. William p. Joy
still remains in the field as the regular
Prohibitionist nominee for Governor.
Mr.. Joshua Nye is reported to have been
selected as the enforced prohibition candi-
date. Both these gentlemen took part in
a political meeting in Bath yesterday,
which seems to indicate q good under
standing. But in the absence of reliable
information it is hard to tell whether one
or both intend to stand. The confusion
should be cleared up for election day is
close at hand.
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Rememocf TIA! in sixty years
only ID men were counted out
by defective returns-l in 4
years-ru, IN 1879, 81 were
counted out.

NEITHER LAW NOR PRECEDENT were
regarded by Gov. Garcelon and Council
in the counting and .abu,at.Rg Of votes.
The Jaw as they defined it, told them to
tabulate missi.elled names as ii tor two
candidates. Votes cast TOR frgnc!s W
Redlon and fer Francis ". Redlond,
Republican Senator from this county,
were coUated = i9T two men. Votes
cast for Charles hankins and fcF Charles
Rankin, Fusion Senator from this county,
were counted as if cast for one man.
This is but one instance where law was
violated. They did not follow precedent,
for in sixty ye&H only fifteen men had
lost their certificates by defective returns,
or an average Of one il four years, while
in one year, 1879. thirty seEen men were
counted out on this ground-and strange
to relate, every man counted out was a
Republican.
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[ .m'ers;ie sal.. Al. C"urirr- Journd,
ontAe coun,-out, last wint,r.l
There is no possible way in
which Alonzo Garceion can he
prevented from making him
self Governor as long a he
lives, and keeping his precious
set Of villains in thi, State in
Council for life, provided they
can secure nominations for the
places, and can find courage TO
throw out Republican returns
enough each year to scat their
own tools in the Legislative
chamber. Popular liberty
thus far has had its throat cut
in liberty-loving New England
by Il scalpel Of IA Down East
doctor, and nothing but the
hope that the infinite justice
Of heaven will overtakc him,
stands between this and the
future subsection of the State
of Maine to his dictatorship, if
he is brazen enough to contin-
Tic this kind Of work. There
is but one thing that would
meet the case with perfect JUS
tice, and that would be the
short shrift Of this man with "A
great cord from one Of the
elms Of Augusta. But New
England takes the more tardy
though equally sure way thro'
the ballot box, and even puppet
Garcelon and maestro Pillsbury
will not have assurance 10 use
their power against one more
verdict by the sturdy sons of
Maine, which they will get
next September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-09-14
ANOTHER ONE
WHO AS SOLDIER CANNOT VoTE
AGAINST THE PRINCIPLES HE FOUGHT
TO MAINTAIN.

From the Bangor Wing
The Union Soldiers in the ranks of the
Fusionists are coming to understand that
to vote with that party, this year,i to vote
against principles for which they fought
upon the battle field. And SO they are
coming into the ranks of the Republican
party.
The following letter to the Wing from
a soldier in Palmyra, speaks for itself:
PALMYRA, Aug. %, 1850.
Mr.. Eaitor:-I wish to say, through
your paper, that have decided to break
my connections with the so called Eusion
or Union party, and act hereafter with the
Republican party.
Having been n loyal soldier throughout
the war Of the Union, have come to the
conclusion that 1 cannot vote with the
Fusion party, without voting against the
principles that l fought to maintain for
fOur long years. NATHAN COLE.