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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-13
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~ Several ice-houses full to the top.
st. Valentine will hold forth on Sat
uriay.
The wife Of Samuel d. Carpenter
died at Paint Lick, on the 10th inst
- The death Of young Jesse Embry at
the Kentucky Military Institute causes
a feeling Of regret among the many friends
he made here during his stay at school.
- Circuit Court convened on Monday
with $50 cases on docket. The grand and
petit juries were soon formed, and the
Judges usual charge given. Thus far
there have been few small fines imposed.
DR.. IT, c, Herring received tele-
gram on Friday stating that the house
Of his brother, o. p. Herring, at Rich
mond, No, "burned down the night before
and he in IT," Mr.. James Herring start
ed on the next train for the place, but no
further tiding have been received. There
were two children, but it is supposed that
the father in saving them lost his own life.
- The oolored people here are very
much exercised over letter received by
Scott Buchanan one ofour "guaiitp negroes,
from the medical students Of the Louisville
College. The letter offers to pay Scott $40
per head for the bodies Of the idle, thrilling,
goOd-for-nothing gang Of darkies that daily
congregate ON the street corners, too lazy
TO work. Scott was simply to decoy his
victim out after dark when he would be
met by two able hands who would finish
the job and vanish with body to supply
the dissecting table Scott feeling insult
ed at having such demand made upon
him, had the letter published in the En-
te,prise. The colored folks, too ignorant to
read thing correctly, or TO understand
when an explanation is offered, are in arms
against Scott, and various rumors are
afoat about the matter.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS,

Reader have you caught a coldf Are you I'M
able to raise The phlegm7 Have you an irrita-
ton la the thfoatf a sense Of oppression on
the lungs, with saort hreaihf DO you have a
d q coughing on lying down sharp pain
now aud then in tho rsgion Of the heart, shout
ders and backf 10 -, oar Advice u take At
once dose OF lutte Espsctorani; yod will coon
be able TO raise the phlcgn. In an hour repeat
the Expeclorant, place shot iron to the feet take
two Of TUFTS rills You will soon fan into
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
ing. aud the bowels moving in anatursl manner.
70 prevent a return OF thcse symptoms use the
Expectorant several days.
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Mad terrIbie NIoHT swrATs.

49, Memphis, Feb, N, 1871.
Dr. TUT Sir-f have been suffering Tor nearly two
years With severe cough. When commenced a.
ling your ffpactqrant vas reduced 10 one hundred
and - zen pounds IN weight I had tired almost
eVrryih thing had terri D. night sweats ihave taken
ualt duten bottles. Tie night sveata have left me-
The cough has disappeared, and have gained nfteen
pounds Do flesh | recommend d 20 all my friends
With areat respect, OLIVER RICE.
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HfH''H 'N'HNANA"N.. l'NN|N'"Nl To-
REAp WHAT Ne sAYss-
Do tUfI nau No \ sept ~. hi
IsHf sf-nuunF iha go1r . Vi. I'd . o. hundred
e.aal NJ lnnr snlesa On Tho lIuer uartl ut ~
CTS tnf c HHs we're 81 very severe tyre. % wa
there nI ten ION WIS called % TUFTS rpeciorsnt
and cor esl NV surprise a. ifl wonderful power
UuIinH n rrffflCa ct twenty years. 4 have never
kn1en medic na 90 aci uf0Fuuir ard with sfidh
lsu'r effects o. instantly aulduei The most violent
o. Of rlug nnai and Invariably cured the disease IN
trN dlfa cleefiul.y indaria It az the best lung
"'''''i'' eF-i 20 t.rfsra uts+vroor ~ a.
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MARRIAGEs..

-wArrs-C HESAULr. In Madison
county, this week, Mr.. W. d. Watts was
married to Miss Ella Chenault
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DOMESTICS.

We call especial attention to our stock of
Bleached and Brown Cotton, Sheeting, Bed
fact that these goods will be higher later in the
season, you should lose no time in buying.
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a HrMaeAPFa pun- MRIrEs.

unca, Efau ng News, Augusta, Ca
d. IuIis Dom hr-My ltts son, vas attacked
~ ! pneumonia lasi winter, which let him with
tIliHlt cuuf u iI1t ilssf go within month since,
90 tna cure Of Which au indebted toy1ur vauabis
hspeg igrint mad tired most ever thing recgm-
uieui1ii but none did any Flud until used your fn
entirely With uany thanks. am ygurs truly,
IDHN M MFfifIE
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DRESS GOODS.

We have an immense stock for you To select
from i'm Black and COlored All-WOoI CASH
mere. AIpacas. Australian Grape. Broeaded
POpIins, Monte Cloth, French Novelties, Cot
ton PopIins, Ginghams. &c. Also fine line
of Dress Trimmings in Velvet, Satin, Pelsin.
CoIored and Black Silk. Ribbons, Fringes.
Buttons, <Ec.
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ATTENTION. MERCHANTS ,

fmnkhn loies No. z, I, a.. a. a., iancasicr, ~ 4.
ouers 10 rcnii on reasonable terms, ior tho year
lonO the la1Ecsi and hCai Arranged business housc
10 thil iocaliy boz terms and iuttheI iniuiinA-
uon, addfesl The t0j-u hlckkiAki,
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FARM FoR sALE.-for a good and cheaI
little farm Of 80 acres, situated near Stan
ford, call ON b. q. Afford al once.
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LACE CURTAINS.

Having bought our stock of Lace Curtains in advance Of
the season. we are therefore enabled to offer them at old
prices which are 20 per cent less than the market value
will be later in the season. new stock of Fringed Win
orc
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"a. a. WARREN

4 a Candidate FOR COMMONwEALTn's AT
lolNEN lof this Distract subject 10 tho aeiisu u
the nenocrailc party.
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rnE Board Of Trustees Of stanford have
appointed Mr. l. NJ. Bruos Special Police
man.
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Dr.TUTT1S
EXpecToTant |
In 49, = 81. Aan al n 81

rta properties ars Dcmulcont, Nutri-
tive Balsamioi soothing and Healing.
Combining au these qualities, IL 10 the
most ensotivo LuNa BALKAN ever
oderod 70 suiieforl from pulmonary
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l. a candidate FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK o
Lincolni sahieci 10 the action Of the nenoefaril
party.
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JAMES u. BAILEY,

Is a candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK, suhloci 10
The ariion OF the Democratic party.
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An ISvrArIoS.-We have been re-
quesied by Hayden Brothers to extend an
invitation TO all the readers Of this paper
who can conveniently visit their store, To
come during the ne1t few weeks, and the
sooner the better, and they promise all
who do come that they will offer goods re-
gariless Of cost, for cash. The firm is de-
iermined TO close out all the present win
ter stock, and now is the time to buy.
Avail yourself Of this rare chance to buy
goods cheap.
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GRAND RATTLE 4!
CANDIDATES.
TIM w. HIGGINS
John III. MILLER

Is Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK. suhiee, TO
the action Of the Democracy.
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Boz sore throat, galgle with riso's CuTc, ala,
with aitile watsr. Relief a insisnt
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READY ron SrRrNo. - We represent
Devlin a Co., New York, with an unum.
ally choice selection of piece goods. We
take your measure and guarantee satisfac-
ton. Samples received and ready fur in.
speciion. Come aud see them. Geo. u.
Bruce a Go.
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A coScERr will he given At Crab Or
chard tonight Cor the benefit Of the Zap.
iisi church at that place. We return our
thanks Tor q Kind invitation to attend.
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GROCERIES, ETC.


GROCERIES, ETC.
y. H.
WARREN & SON,
II. q. STORE.
D6~Are still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply Of articles in their line.
pzTRemember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries;
Sugars, COffees, MOlasses, Coal Oil,
Tea, Rice, &C.; and in Fancy GrOce-
ries, Canned Goods of every descrip-
tion, Cheese, Crackers, Spices, Sage,
Maccaroni, Raisins, Nuts. Candies,
Extracts. &c.
pD~We laid in just before the late
rise, a good supply of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets, shovels, Tongs, and
"sich."
p@-We will aim. at all times, du-
ring the coming year, to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con, Lard, Potatoes. Butter, Eggs,
&c. We ask parties having any of
the last-named articles to sell to call
on US before dispOsing of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
SsSrwe also keep a complete stock
Of Glass and Queensware, Lamps,
Chimneys, &c.
eV-As the season for such is fast
approaching, We have supplied our
selves with a stock of Trace. chains,
Collars, Baek-bands, Hame-strings,
Forks. Hoe-handles, &c.
DJ-DOn't forget US when you want
Hardware. Queensware, Glassware,
Hollowware, Groceries, Confeotioner-
les, Notions, Cigars, TObaeoOs, Shot,
Powder, Caps, Wads, &c.
j. X. WARREN q son,
Ro STORE
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THEY Will KEEP.-We mean that win
ter goods purchased now will keep through
the year, and until next winter, and u you
can buy them now At from 20 TO 30 per
cent. les than you would have to pay for
them next fall and winter, il is to your in
terest to do so. We know what we aifira.
when We tell you that Hayden Brothers
will sell you cheaper goods than you ever
bought before.
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THANgs.-Our thanks are due Judge
q. A. G. Rochester for late Kansas City
papcra We learn from them that two
thousand slaunch Democrats In Missouri
aud Kansas haze been interviewcd and
that they state with remarkable unanimi-
" that their first choice for the Pre-iden.
cy i Seymour and Hendricks.
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OwsLEY a llIGeISs are agents for IN,
celebrated Hamilton Pillow.
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Cor lcE-Messrs. A. 8 Myers, y. W.
Vsndsveer, John Banghman and Henry
Baugbman, Jas. Paxton, WIN. Hays and
few others Glled their ice-houses last Fri.
day and Saturday. Ice was two or two
and a half inches thick. We are told that
Mr.. John Baughman has not failed to get
a sufficient quantity Of ice any year for
ioriy-6ve or fifty years. lie always takes
the first chance.
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LOcAL M4TrERs.

ro-AoRRow will be Valentine Day.
Wa tender our thanks to "a. W. Bobbit
ESQ, for Virginia papers.
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sociAL-A delightful social party was
given last Friday evening by Mr.. Thomas
Robinson, at his beautiful home near town,
In honor Of his cousin, Miss Halle BO~ley,
Of Lebanon, Ky. About fry invited
guests were present, and all had delight.
ful time. The supper was superb. and
was prepared by Mr.. RobinsOn's mother
and his sister, Mrs. John White. At 4
late hour the guests departed with feelings
Of gratitude TO those who had contributed
40 much to the enjoyment Of the evening
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Go At OScE.--The citizens Of mi. CON.
munity are invited to call and examine
the splendid work Of Mr.. Thomas u.
johnson, who has just associated himself
with Mr.. l.. T. shnll. lie gives his closes,
attention TO dne coloring. particularly Of
Iife.sise portraits Ia imitation Of oil and
ivory miniatures. lie l. undoubtedly a
No. !. artist.
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From the SOuthside.
RICHMOND, VA, July il, 1880.


Editors Dispatch | have just returned
from an immigration meeting held at Belle-
font, Nottoway county. IL YVES composed
OF q number Of the most enterprslng ana
wealthy citizens Of NOttOway and the all
Joining counties. Judge w. II. Mann pre-
sided and delivered an opening address sell
ting forth the advantages OF such move
ment. He was followed by Mr.. q. :. wing,
DR.. j. w. Hurt, and myself
A society was formed. styled 1.-The lmml-
grafton Society OF NOtoway." with q. L.
Cralle president and G. 5. Wing secretary,
and a board OF directors. 1t was determined
20 proceed at once TO carry out the objects
Of the enterprise.
Belefont i, a busy and improving village.
Here you will see more country wagons,
loaded with tobacco, wheat, sumac. &c,
than Mt any point on the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad. The back country
trading here. composed OF portions OF Not
toway, Lunenburg, Brunswick, Mecklen'
burg, and Dnwiddie, is quite extensive,
and annually ships 10 market about 5000
hocsheads III tobacco. The village is for
tunate in this peculiar location. II VIII soon
mt on the airs OF n town, and then Will
take a single name instead OF its present
double name-Bellefont and Blacks and
Whites.
Travelling over a considerable stretch OF
country. found the condition OF the crops
about as follows: Observation-Disclosures
generally. Some planted their lands in cot
ton, and some fields look to be bare OF any
thing, and where the tobacco was apparent
il was very irregular. Corn Is looking very
we'll IL II has the advantage OF good rain
at IFS critical stage, it will prove 10 be an
abundant crop. The wheat-threShlng Is
going ahead with steam-threshers as well as
horse powers. and the yield is fair. Oats
almost a total failure.
While IN the county | had the pleasure OF
seeing one of the most beautiful specimens o.
the animal Kingdom | have ever seen. This
was white deer. Anumber Of these have
been killed in the neigbborhoOd OF Olden
Place, near the line OF Dinwiddie and Not
toway, from time to time, but no living
specimen has heretofore been obtained until
this was caught by Mr.. Satehheld, who sold
it TO Or. Hurt living near Bellefont. In
few days this little doe became perfectly do
cile. eating grass and drinking milk at lis
pleasure, and going in and out OF the house
like a pet dog. 1t is now OF rich cream
color on its body, marked with white spots,
and it. hoois are perfectly white. Its eyes
are slightly pink cOored. Its ears are
transparent, and the veins are clearly seen
in the smallest minuti@. II it lives it is
hoped it will be exhibited at the next Fair.
Yours truly, RICHARD IRDY.
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Thc large number Of Its members IN at
,eaaaucc upon the meeting Of the State
Central Committee yesterday speaks we''
for the condition OF the Democratic party
OF Virginia. The spirit which snlmates the
committee In It's deliberations and In It's ac-
tion so far Is guarantee that the Democrats
will wage successful war aud come OUT
victorious next fall over both the divisions
Of ;nc GARprgLp army--over General MA
uoSg's division, as well As over the hepuo-
lcan division.
Tha adde's. Of the committee Is tenn
pera,e. wellsconsidcred, and unpre'eh'ious
naner. We commend It to the perusai OF
arr readers. The facts recited are wei
e,apned. and the conclusions drawn seem
a. h, unavoidable. This latter Is an evi-
dence Of strength and vigor OF statement.
Altogether the new committee has MADE
a good beginning. We feel confident that
the interests OF the Democratic party ID
VIRGINIA are In safe hands. The inevitable
battle will be fought this year. We can never
have more favorable opportunity. II IS IN
the highest degree improbable that either The
MALONE party or the Republican party can
defeat the regular Democratic party In This
STATE. 1t Is, as we look at II, next TO I'M
possible that coalition between the two
could achieve that result; for when once
that alliance is confessed the. white Demo-
erals OF Virginia will flock to the standards
n, ,he regular Democratic electors. Let us,
therefore, not fear the consequences, Dut
boldly march up TO the work before us ana
do il next November. once for all. Let us
have q finality. Let us have peace by con-
qnering 1t.
We will ssy no more this morning, as the
committee has not yet closed its sessions for
this occasion.
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Death of Colonel Scales, of North
Carolina.
PETERSBURG, July IA, !

PETERSBURG, July IA, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: 1t was with real sor-
row that | noticed in your paper CT this
date the death OF one OF the most polished,
intelligent, and heightened gentlemen ever
knew. In all the relations of life, so far as
| could Judge, he acted the true Christian
gentleman as nearly to perfection as 1t Is in
the power OF mortal man to do, and was I'M
QUESTIONABLE one Of the most interesting men
in social life that ever met. To those who
had The pleasure OF his acquaintance it is
not matter OF surprise that he was so loved
and respected by his near neighbors and
countrymeu; and while the latter doubt
less will mourn over their loss, who can
fathom the sorrow of his wife and children,
for il was only in the home circle the loving
traits OF Colonel Scaes's character could
be appreciated as they deseryedi He was
man OF foe personal appearance, OF most
winning manners, and it was real pleasure
10 listen 10 his conversation. The fact Is,
that in him were combined all the elements
calculated TO win the love and respect oil
those brought in contact with him. | have
but limited knowledge Of his exploits as a
soldier, but such was his character that
feel sure he was as true 10 duty as was ouI
peerless Lee. When such a man dies his
memory ought not TO be permitted to die
but should be kept fresh and green as an
example to be initiated by those who love
virtue and hOnar, and all the other element:
which make up q noble Christian gentle
man, MACON.
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POwHATAN.

THE KuKICx CASES DISPOSED Of CONDiIioa
OF THE TOBACCO CROP--sOUTHwEsTEkN
RAILR0AD-RTCBMOsD AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD TRACK.LAYING-FAREw TO
THE PACKET.
lCorrespondcnce of the Richmond Dispaich.l
JULY 10, 1880.
Our County Court, which commenced on
Tuesday, adjourned on FRIDAY, and oil the
so-cnIled kuklUx cases were disposed OF ex-
cent the case OF A. l.. Farley, which was
continued for the defendant. Walter Han
cock, who was tried for riot, and william
Talbot and Ben. Hancock, who were trled
for felony, were acquitted. and the prose
cutious against the latter for riot were d's-
missed.
No other cases OF any importance were
considered, but the grand jury made seve'
raj presentments for different offences.
Since the rains commenced our farmers
are I'm better spirits. About one fourth OF
the usual tobacco crop has been set out,
and "a IL is so late it will stand badly ana
make more l1gs than good ripe tobacco.
Some farmers have threshed their wheat,
and say that IL turns out badly ana Is OF
moor quality, Us il failed to OIL wei. Inc
corn crop. which was worked out before
the rains. promises to he very fine. The
spring.sown oat crop. except on fiat lands,
l. an entire failure, and the only oats made
were The winter-sown oats. The spring
sown clover persisted during the dry spell.
Colonel Benjamin Jones, who was the
pioneer engineer OF the Danyi!le railroad,
is now prospecting for the track OF the
Yorktown and Southwestern railroad. II IS
expected to GROSS james river near the north
m
bly, leave the Courthouse little to the lett,
passing near Emmanuel church, and thence
up the ridge to Cumberland Courthouse.
The Richmond and Allegheny railroad has
been graded the whole OF the northern side
OF the county, and after the l5th our
people will never have another chance to
90 10 Richmond on the night-packet. so
well described in the old Harpers' Mage,
zine by Porte Crayon. With the Richmond
and Allegheny opening up the James-Rlyer
Valley. the Danyile on the south corner,
and the Southwestern in the centre, Pow
hstan will be favored county. L.
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$3.50, -. ,,.tween CabeIf, sloyalI, and
the Repubiicun caudids'e' o,, - Inn ,n,, CateII
was regarded as beyono v t,e votes' and as
would yet the plurality Oh s"' '''''' ''' -
p r9nao,e Ell who IL quite handsome am
,,; ydd gentleman, ne'u cours
mha'inahns eyantng. IE one case nc bad
,noi". .r a"s on jury-the only time, u
,ou. . Nth that negroes had ever been on !
was salu, . county- and some dld not
!uay ~ ,,,Snrstaud that fhst was 10 DC the
order l ~ the day everywhere hereafter
or9ol VI t Trnrook. OF Patrick, was busy
ouus, ,hs neoiie. and seemed to be hall
as'Vu .ean, ne one who has much OF the
I'm =, human kindness In his composition:
heard from several quarters tnas nc wou'u
ue" a,,nrort the move Of the Read1uster
~ Tantain w. L. Fernald, OF Danyilie, was
.oon ns,en amongst the people, bat ne was
moi noliticalIy engaged. Martinsvi',e nau
hoep bis old home, and might again De MS
home. his wife miss Gravely) being Hen
ry lady. ,, tho recro who
,,;,jod Tao Estes last week near Cascade, mas
becn committed to Jail at chatham. Inere
WIS NO effort made 10 lynch bilD. Inc evi'
Jencc as 10 the fight between them Is 10 DC
given by negroes, and am told t nat al al,
thonch several were near by no one can DE
@ot to cav whether the white man or the
nee fred the first shot. Seldom has
body been seen so mangled as was 'nat Oh
Joe Estes. After Wilson had shot him he I.,
broke his gun-stock from the parre' ~ ~
healing him. cutting two long gashes on the
richi and lett OF bis head, and then jumped
RE Rev r. ID. Haymore delivered the fune-
raj discourse last Sunday, at Mount Hermon !,
church. in this county, In the case OF
mother and two daughters-Mrs. Mary u
May, Miss Kate May, and Mrs. A: $. He i,l
don. Mrs. May and Miss Kate died on the
18th of last January from burns caused q, pY
tbe explosion Of a kerosene lamp, ana Mrs.
Uerndon died recently from injuries re-
cciyed at the same time. An immense con-
course OF people attended upon the services,
actuated by desire to show honor 10 these
wicely-reated and highIy-esteemed ladies'
ALPHA.
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Virginia.

The Washington Post OF yesterday tells
how the alliance between the RepuDi''
cans and the ReadiuSters spoken OF in the
late MALONE Convention in this city by Mr.
FuIKgRsoN is expected to turn virginia
into Republican State, or State repre-
sented in Congress by five Republicans ana
four Democrats. Wequote:
"The Republican Congressional Commit
toe in this city is confidently OF the opinion
that five Republican, or rather anti-Deino'
cratic. concI essmen will be returned IRON
Virginia this fall. The Republican plan Is
10 endorse the Readiuster candidates IN
every district in tho State except Inc
Fourtb (where Jorgcnsen Is relied upon 10
look out for himself), and to concentrate
party energies upon the First, Second,
Third, and Ninth districts, now repre-
sented by Messrs Bcale, Goode, John
ston, and Richmond, respectively. IL viii
have 10. be admitted that the scheme has a
promising appearance. Very hard work
will be REQUIRED on the part OF the regular
Democrats in the various sections threaten
cd TO deiea, It as whole, If, indeed. that
can be done at all. A fine sight it Will be
TO see state Democratic by 10000 majority
represented in the House 10y four Democrats
and fUe Republicans. How the wrangilng
conservatives and Readi busters VIII ad-
mire such result OF their nonsense"
Come, now, what would you do, Mr..
Post, if you were living in Virginia Show
us how TO make the boilers vote the regular
ticket, or else hold your peace concerning
our nonsense" Would you have the regu.
lars yield 10 the boilers?