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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03
BY J. Thompson Br WI,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lib Main street.

TRJSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LOT On GODDIN SIREET.-By VIZ
me OF a deed Of trust from Mary watkins 10 the
undersigned trustee, dated 17ih November, is z,
AMI recorded In Richmond Cbancery court -. b..
Ill a, D. 347, 10 secure cerialn n"ler W me pay :
mpnt Of which default has been made. ana being
required so TO do. viii eel, on the premises, at
O'Clock on - 1000
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7TH. 1851,
the LOT and HOUSE described in SAID d-ed, 'front.'
ing on said east side of GOddiu street thity reef
aud runuing back 10 Calhoun street..
TERMS: By consent, one third cash balance in
six and twelve months, In crest added ana secured
by deed of trust. j.. +. BkON " trustee.
TuoupsoN RRowS Auc iOpeer. de
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FOR RENT.
TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY CoLLECToR,l
pIruu0ND December 1 f6eO.

CyFICE OF CITY C0LLECTOR,(
RICHMOND, December j, $50:
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
Il DAILY between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ.
aud g O'Clock z. NJ. from the 18Th To THE 3IsT
DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive for The purpose
OF receiving from any person who has already paid
one half only OF the cry taxes charged TO him the
remaining half.
Ten per centem will be added to the amount Of
said remaining half Of the tax char ed In every
ease where the party assessed shall fall TO pay said
remaining half within the time so limited.
But In case any persen, having failtd TO pay In
the month OF June one half OF the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail 70 pay The VIII le
amount thereof on or before the 3lst day OF De-
crmeer, there shall be added go per Ssntum upon
the amount OF the tax so remaining due.
A. X. W0UDSON, Collector.
y, B.-Partes paying stveral bills will please
send lists that they may be gotten together.
de 2.1m
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBCBGl
RAILROAD CoMPASr
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV Nv,
~ BIER 2s, 1850. trains on this read vii ras 4
follow: - $500.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
Pas Pm, FAST MAIL daily makes ihr'
connections ~ SsyAnnAh. N'ol'
at Petersburg.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily come -
for Charleston, Augus a tnl N.'.'
(yia Charlestonl, savannah r.. 30
jacksonville. stops Onil Al lii
ter and Chester. and a. uAli-N''
signal. Pullman Sttsp ''."
New York aud savannah 90 TN VOC,
42S 2. VI. ACtOMMODA1 IkAiN .-
Except sunday. Passenger go
this train will make ,lose eon.r'
a. P-isrseurg fer NoEfoA. Soy DO
ZOO A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM t.1
1905 +. NJ, THR6UGH NAIL daily for "
Wilmington, Charleston. tnd
stops al Chester. Hail Way 4hd '''
rvs Bluf on signal. Pulm,n .''.
On this train between W 1,HnZ
Charleston.
LxAyK PETERSBURG NORTH.
4:O5 AN, PAST MAIL daily. sIor" ot'
7lO A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. eoun'.
with RlchmOI 4, fr'derGAi11,s I
Potomac railrC al ror all points :
East. and We {. Stops a MAI
and Chester, and NJ haitsal 49,.
Drewry's Blut on sisnal a..
slecpers between Charleston an " '.'
s25A NJ. ACCOMMoDATION TRAIN a..
Except sunday. STOPS Al a. -
tiOns. . ...raf
sAo p. n. THROUGH MAS. daily, sonpeS.,,i
with Rlehmosd, Fretericksbuis
Potomac railroad for al poinls 20 -.
and West. Also, making close 90 ~
fton with the CHESAPEAKE shu - "a
railroad for the Virginia sprins,
All points North aud West TUE
stois At Manchester and ,N l..
Pullman sleepers on III. l"'
tween savannah and New t0iA t.,.
mao A. NJ rREIGHT daily teAeep' H"
Stops a, all stations. ... ~
An trains leaving Petersburg Will siaii H'"
Appomattox depot. ,,,,s ,..y, glcf'
v.ood "A O A. Al and s:S5 L. NJ; kA'e -,
Sarr ~ a.Sc A. 81 aud 4 80 q. NJ, every Seset
""'o I. u. hLlNk, Superih"s, 70
A. PoPs. @. T. and 7. Asenl' -:
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AUCTION sALEs-.Ynture Tny...
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctIonser'
corner Bank and Eleventh strfeiss


Real Estate Agent aud AuctIonser,
corner BaDk and Eleventh strretss
GALE AT AUCTION OF THE vALUA,,
oBLE FARM KNOWN AS OAKLAND -, vc III =
TIIplJ,AND ACRES, WITH GOOD Euib., ~ ,,i.,'
THEREON, IN DINWIDDiE tOUNIn, .m,t pyS
TiiRfE MILES FROM TIE CoURTHO1,s,rr ~
Will he solo ut auction, at nv oice, in ne cry -,
Richmond. corner OF u NIX and Eieyen'n s'fe''' W.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, lssO.
nj I2 O'Clock NJ. that VALUABLE FAKm , ~ s'e ~
as aOoyr, containing ONE THOUSAND ~ ~ ~, rd
which aJout one third IL opeu and about o., ,nras,
oak aud pipe and about 40u acres 10 or'Sins ~ IN
timber The DWELLING, 10 BY 10 te,' , -
good repar. and injured for 1000. Oae nay 4, IA
one tobacco-barn. granary, stable. &C. NJ nsrtie.
small orchard OF apples aud peacneT' IN. 81 ,I,a
Interested have the right OF rtdemplion. Nv
Isf of January next nv paving ou iha day ~ cTsn
the sum OF ~ $500, Win In crest ITO" "'e i''
OF January. 1880. .,a I,
1be FARM Is said 10 he an exceent Oh 4, :. ~ a.
the Ian iage OF one well acquainted WIN ~, 20
p. r acre II Is the cheapest pace knew W. .acasn,
parties interested In this farm are UnaDe W ~
H. am au hOriZsd by Them 10 aDionn,e 'n.' lno
right Of reclamation win he sod to inc Ign.o v,
der az whatever may be bid for IL. so tha an opp.a
tnnity Is here presen tee To secure lafee sn
bic farm at probably great sacribce. ,ani Io
and others are earnest inriten 10 atlshu .s 80 20
IL can he n gotiated tor at Drivse si'e, an" " ''
'o Tsp pSe .V AZ s,Ie. W. GODDIN,
de- q 2artds Real Esinie Auctioneer.
CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an or
- der of The Circuit Court Of The CITY OF Rlch-
moud. entered in the case Of Cyrus Bos ie9x ~
James Johnston, shalt sell at Inc var" u o. !"
WI liams & Co., 2627 Dock street, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1880,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, one lot STONE, consisting OF
"iNDo" JOHN W. WRIGHT.
deg sheriff city Ricbmond.
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ELIzABETmrowS,L EuNcroS 4 BIG sA>pY

No. Q Mail runs daily from Hunting o. $751;.
lamson's; d1lIy except sunday from MI|.N...s
10 Richmond. thZibs thrown, I.eXing'o1 atI o.
sandy trains from Ashland, KY. connect t..
Mop.
virginia Midland mail from Dauyiile 1ul lf..H.
burg coDnecs closely at GordOnsyiilc "lh N..- Up
Richmond.
No. Express &C.. u. :. and =. =. steamer .1.s
Cincinnati ~ 4 L. ". duly. and IS due A. lim 81.
ton 10 connect WIN ". 4 tNprr-s which IuI.
TO Richmond. EliAbcihiown. IeNingon 900 So
San6y trains from \ 'hiaDt, KY. conH'r a"
No. 4.
No. 9 Accommodation leaves Gordou-ylae %
except Sun1av. at $40 A. 81. and arrives 90
Inond at 9 AN.
No. 20 Mixed leaves stanton daily, exec. >.a.
day at 7:l5 a. W.. and Is connected with Fl Cool
yile b7 Virginia Midland mail from Ma-hI.. L..
and arrives al Richmond At 7:l5 T. VI.
No. 20 Mixed leaves Huntington daily .A.f
sunday at 2:3O T. NJ. ami arrives al tanh' " 30
Tor. VI.
SLFFPING-CARS on No. from lluntint..n q
AiderSon's. Gu NO. 4 from williamson to ]. ...
mond.
For rates. tickets, baggage-chccks. &C.. amply r
z. II. FISHER. Ticket Agent, Che'apeIAr and 'H .
depot, or A. -. CARRIER. Ticket Ageut 20
Main street, Richmond. Va. ". ~ :. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY y. HOWARD. Genera Passenger and
Ticket Agent. o. :
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RAILROAD LsYEs.
RICHMOND, FREp'G q POTOMAC Il. X. Co.,l
RICHMOND, VA. November 20, 1880. I
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

RICHMOND, VA. November 20, 1881.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing SUNDAY, 2sth instant, trains on
this road VIII run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sos A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; due
Washington, $40 An Balf,uorr,
1850 A. NJ. Phis jelpbla. l:30P !;
New York. $50 p. VI. Connects with
New York Limited EXPRESS. This
trotn sf9ps oaiy at NHford and
s:2s A. M., ,esves Byed-ssreet station as,ly tex.
cept sundays; due at WShingtor
1:20 Z. NJ; Baltimore, 3 % Z. NJ (;
P toi1 7co PM; New Yor''
ass T.. NJ. train leiyes Byrd-sireet station daily
due at Washington, 9:25 4. NJ. Bait
more, 1926 r. NJ Philadelphia, 1898
AN: New York. Gas A, NJ.
35s z. NJ, ACCOMMODATES ThAIk for
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily fexcen' Iur dsyj.
SOUTH BOUND.
IL 3s A. NJ, arrives st Byra-orreet station daily;
Leaves New York, 10 +. NJ; Phil'
adelphia,. LIE >. 81; Baltimore,
2:2sP. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
tlmore. 9:35 a. NJ; PHILADELPHIA 1;95
a. NJ; New York. H:3O A. "a. IhtS
train makes no local stops.
94sP.M., arrives a. D,fu- olree, sS~@"I dailJ
Except sunday. Leaves Wsshing.
tor, T.. Baltimore $3.50 =.
NJ; Phila ielphia, l1:45 A. ~; New
Sal A. ~, CCOMMODATJONTRAIH srrive:.
a. srosd-sIeet station daily texcep'
Trains leaving Richmond at 5:0o \. vi AMI ar
irving at 2:2S p. NJ. do not stop at El6a:
General Ticket Agevt
TT. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
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DRUGS. MEDIC ,nEs. &c.
pEMEDIEs FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.

< Wv w " piiSt NOSD'S' ~
POUGERA'S PATE PECTORAL LoZENGEs,
HANCOCK'S LOZENGES
(Dr. McKenzie's fol mulal,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
CARBOLIC-AClD LOZENGES,
PASTILLE's DE PARIS,
SACCHARATED POWDER OF COD.LlVER OIL
wISTAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY.
MRS. GARDENERS BALSAM,
HALLS LUNG BALSAM
WINCHEsTER'S HYPOPHOsPHTTES,
HAsTINGy COMPOUND SYRUP NAPTHA,
EMULSION COD-LlyER OIL
AND HYPOPHOSPHITES,
ALL THE POPULAR REMEDIES
COUGHS AND COLDS,
FOR SALEBY
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHARMACIST,
successor TO MEADE BAKER,
919 east Main street.
foe 81
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wa MI

A FIRST-CLASS GARDENER, with the
N best recommen cations, WANTS A SITUA-
TON. Address GARDINER, care $40 north
hirdc Stree
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WANTED, TWENTY GIRLS to work
w In factory. Apply at SHELTON. STAPLES
4 CO.'S, Eighth and Main streets. de Git
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-23

ifsnsse' ''y imsipess, md cvcn OF
~ esd 70 ei},ie ty the aicc..ioa Of
tac executive power,
This rcnsarc .: Mr.. Tilen. this
making him hear tina sins of the Dem
ocratic Congress, is unjust IN the OK.
IRENE. His course in these trying
times was such as proves him TO be .
wise, sagacious mud patriotic states.
man, In vain did the Potter Com.
iniitee endeavor TO prove him guilty
OF completely In the Gil her dispatches
which were unearthcd, and held up
TO the gaze Of the people. II was
found that friends of the two candi-
dates were offered sale of the
doubtful States and that the friends
of MIR. Hayes bid more AMI conse-
qnenily bought them. II was not
proven that Mr.. Tllden knew any
thing OF this, nor do we charge that
Mr.. Hayes knew OF 1t. Mr.. Tilden
comes again before the people with a
clean record, and tho Democratic
party owes 1t to him aud to itself to
nominate and elect him, and thereby
vindicate Vim from the great :iraud
perpetra'ed upon not only lim but
the party also. lIe has. done
nothing 10 forfeit the support of his
party, and we believe to-day lie is the
strongest man in the Democratic par.
ty outside of New York. The oppo.
silion there is headed by the leader Of
a ring whose wickcdness he exposed
while Governor, and he met and de-
lea'ed The same opposition four
years ago. and we believe can DO It
again. Grant will be tho Republican
nominee and the opposition in Now
York to the third-ierm will more
than offset the disafeciion in the
Democratic ranks. Mr.. Tilden as
the National candidate viii receive
the support of many. Democrats who
voted against Robinson in the local
race. Them lei: Democrats inke
calm, disrassionatc, sensible Wow o.
the facts, and they will see that tho
nomination of Mr. Tilden is a neees-
sity The party cannot ignore him
without acquiescing in tho fraud of
10. lie is the man FOR the party 10
unto upon, and if we will do this.
present the old ticket, and solid
front, victory will crown our efforts.
and we will:partially wipe from the
page Of history a stain that must
blackcn and disgrace our country
while it remains.
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SCINTI IONS.

The proof-readcrs fine Louisyill,
papers are the only persons WHO read
me details OF the Green Hargis case
-Aahlenburg Echo.
We nrc opposed 10 women excrcis
ing the right of suffrage, for the rea.
son they will favor Chinese inipra.
tion so as 10 throw the home laundr,
business on their hands. Senator,
Beck and Williams win please take
noiice.-State Journal
II Congress doesn't r,moro ,be
tax on paper, VIC are in favor OF ,en,l.
ing the "devilr from every newspa.
per Office in the country with his roll-
or we'll linked, and put the mark ot
Ham on every Congressman in WASH.
Observation-Disclosures Local Item
. An exchange says That TIL, odor..
Tilion lectnred IN Kecne Monday
night. and the hall was connected by
telephone with sirk mans room
nall mile distant. The experiment
was snccessfnI. Killed BY telephone,
eh!-CoUrie1-JogrnaI.
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we trust our popular Representa-.
tive in Congress, Hon. Jas. A. Nc.
kenzie, will do what he can to get the
duty removed from paper material
and the unreasonable tax OF twenty.
pei cent. from the paper itself. The
system known as the protective tar
ills disgrace to the country. aud
thissiax is one fthe most unjust in
the whole list. We hope soon 10 sec
this matter adjusted in the interests
ofthe consumers who are completely
at the mercy of the crushing mo-
nopoly, of the greedy and avaricious
manufacturers.
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Another new 81 andal is attracting
attention in Washington. This tim,
it is the pretty wife of Mr.. Christian,
ey, Minister TO Peru, who ia accused
OF unfaithfulness to her lord. The
ex-senator is in Peru but his friends
nre working the case up for him and
claim that they have discovered ius,
grounds for divorce. She is his'sec.
ond wife and is less than one-lhird
his age. Virtue seems to be at low
fbb in Washington society, Judging
by the frequent recurrence of these
little matrimonial inconstances Some
body has said, and said truly "Happv.
thrice happy is:ho who is free from
matrimonial chains" Virgil WINS
right when he said. "Variua ct mn.
table semper fcmind."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-23

The Senate of the State invited
Beecher to deliver an address before
that body dnring his recent visit ia
Frankfort 6and the Yeoman very
justly censures the members for
their INTERPRETATION. The House
very properly refused 10 extend the
same invitation. Bcecher is a hypo.
critic OF the worst kind. in that he
hides observation-disclosures under the cloak
ofreliglon, and should not be hon.
ored by the Representatives of the
people of Kentucky.
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Jonh d. Whiie, the raging. rip.
snoriing, bowling hero from the
mountains has been returned TO the
Legislature. by his Republican con-
siltuency. The total vote pollcd in the
three counties being 600. II was
hoped when he resigned a gentleman
wonld be sent in his place, but it
seems he is TO be n stencil in the Leg.
islative nnstrils awhilp lon1er
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STATE NEws.Y

Russellyille has female base-ba
club.
Tho dogs are going for the sheep,
ia Ohio county.
a man in Lexington. has beard
sS inches long.
There were s deaths. in Louisville
Friday.
A party of negroes left Bowling
Green for Kansas last week.
A negro rapist escaped from.tLe
Hart county Jail Friday.
A country grocery in Warren
sold S4l dozen eggs in,onc day.
The Irish celebrated St. Patricks
day at Louisville.
Trenton is now without a bank.
says the Register.
Temperance lecturers are still at
work in Ohio county.
The editor Of the Mt. Olivot Trib-
'ine IL census enumeration.
Madisonville wants the Reforma-
tory pcnitentiary.
Allen. Pulaski and Jessamino are
the latest Grant counties.
A paper will shortly be started at
Auburn by +. Sullivan.
The stringent Sunday law is caus
ing great disaffection in Frankfort.
Judge ". S. Pryor is a candidate
for reelection from the second APP
pellate District.
Judge McManama was exonerated
by the grand jury Of Franklin county.
A Carlisle countywoman is a widow
the seventh time and is 80 years old.
Franklin is to have the courtyard
enclosed. by wire fence and
Jno. Milliken.is happy,
A negro named Chas. Roberts is in
the Owensboro Jail charged with raw.
ishing his own daughter.
Bowling Green will have SHOOTING
tournament beginning tomorrow and |
lasting three days.
a sick lady couldn't buy a lemon
in Frankfort last Sunday on account |
of the Sunday law.
Sam Redd who attempted to shoot
Mayor Baxter Of Louisville has been
released on $3.50 bail.
Wells Holloway of Greenup county.
nearly sixty years old is the father Of
recent twins
A white man named King and
very black negro woman were married
In Livingston county last week.
Adairville is said to be rapidly i'm
and will soon be as large as
any town ofits size in the State. =
-Four prisoners escaped from the
Frankfort Jail one night last week,
md are yet wanted,
The bachelors Of Guthrie, have
'ented room, hired cook and all
gone to Keeping house together.
Mark Young had his leg crushed 50
,adly by freight train at Guthrie
w Wednesday that it had to be ampu-
ated above the ankle.
Thos. Cushenbory was seriously
tabled by Jno. Finch at Franklin !
asst week and the latter was Knocked ,
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GENERAL NEWS,

Senator Logan is seriously i'll with
lung fever.
Major Reno has been dismissed
from the army.
The population Of Nashville is esti
mated at 10000.
ries.
: The taxable property OF Augusta,
Ga, is valued at sl4l 100000.
The prospect for fine wheat crop
In Kansas is very aatiering.
The Republicans Of Evansville are
organizing clubs.
half-grown peaches were rcported
IN Fernandina Fla, four weeks age.
The Emperor William Of Prussia.
was 81 years old Sunday.
Onio supreme court saws you
must not dun man on a postal card
Deacon Kirkham, of Lackawsnna
Pa, has eloped with a neighbor.s
wife.
Mrs. Julia Bron nan. insane, shielded
ey hanging at Madison Ind, Wednes.
day.
/, There are $500 churches in the
South belonging to colored congrc ga
900 candidates are out for the $50
Beats In the British House Of Com
mons.
Conrad Heiman, in a fit OF dru TX
enness killed his wife and infa .t at
St Louis Thursday.
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down with a chair

"''' q e''""
Judge G. 6. Fiensh has been nom.
iaated Tor Common Pleas Judge n
inc oi''fict OF which CLARK is a pa, It
A band Of Re ulators h becr Or
ganized in Union com ~ All i =
Cannon of the Democrat pors IL,
'ne'n' with vengeance.
Barren county has a boy f, rea h >
lie is 0 wears old and his n, ma !,
james Turner. His sermons ars so;
to be We v on,d
A drunken Irishman named II
Clark fell into tho river nj twons
boro, and ives do ned one div las,
week.
Acoor, ;,r - ~, az, nv.
=, A''oh.'hs !" the glasgow Times
horse thieves in Barren and Ha,,
counties.
VIM Visa r. HI, a. \,
Pearson in Ow.n : ,,n,u H., 80 -, ~
striking him n ,bn farehoaa v ~;,h :,
s,o,a NY ''''" WITH u
The grand ;u,v =, p;.h,ona ~
found a t,ue lin aoa;ns, iaa 'l IL
Arnold for tho mur,lsr nr n u I;,,i
and bis trial il set for cha 95,h ~.
~, ''0 -o'' ','S'
publicaps Lavo hela c"n,.an, ~ 20 %,
have instructed for Grant 2 Z, H.. =
man and | for Blaine Tb;,tsen -,
no instructions. sA''
,u.,.
am 1'G ~ Williams o. Ha'tord PIT
night last week. for safo tssn ie"'e s o"s
when he awoke next morn;,,,s (. g.
was built and the mo,ey bprns, 90
crisp. -
n
.a n'asSen county Republicans
aaop'ea resolutions against q third
, W out "ia not instruct. Nelson,
uninstructed. Adair ;pstrnc,ad 1"t sor
Grant. ~
n IN.
s,a =, H.: Ll'Is o. Em'nence has the
s s, IN, n's s,aha,atner used at sch 'ol
rN.I . man ;u, hundred years ago. 1t is
. y. s ,noheS ana pas smooth wal
'u' i''"e
The Breckenridge News ssys:
Mr.. Jerry Mnrpbv who = o,;,,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-23

The proprietor Of the Henderson
Reporter announces that he will send
the paper one year for two hundred
pounds off hay, or three hundred
pounds of wheat, or oat straw" Had
he made this announcement a few
weeks ago We would have been led ia
the conclusion that he fed his "pho.
nehc' editor on that kind ofprovcn-
dor, but since that gentleman has de.
scended from the tripod we can, i'm.
agine to what use he puts this asi.
nine feed.
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ron coMMoNwEALrn's ATTORNEY.

FOR coMMoNwEALri's ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce
Hon. JAS. u, Garrett ofTriyg, can.
didate for Commonwealth Attorney
subject TO tho action of the Demo.
cratic party. Election August 1880
We are authorized to announce
SAM'L o. GRAVES, of Chri iian co,ln.
", q candidate for the Office Of Com,
monwcslih's Attorney Of the End Ju-
dlcial district, subject TO the action
OF the Democratic party. Election n
August, 1880. .tt. az
We are authorized 10 nnnonnc,
Cart. GEORGE w. DuvALI., Of Cald
well county, MS candidate for Com,
monwcalths Attorney. Subject Il
the action Of the Democratic party
Election August, 1850.
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We are truly sorry 10 sec that \
few-a very few though-of tho
Democratic papers, are disposed 10
take sides with John Kelly in their
opposition to Tilden. We have no
words of coisurc for those who arc
honestly and conscientiously OF.
posed TO Mr.. 1'ilden; Old the contrary
we admire the man who thinks
for himself, forms opinions for
himself and acts for himself
In such matters. They can OBJ.
pose Mr.. Tilden without espousing
the cause ofa traitor and boiler,
who proved recreant TO tho trusts of
the great party he betrayed, prompt
cd by no other motive than one OF
selnshness or personal aDimosify.
Jno. Kelly Is base and corrupt man.
whose object is 10 make money BY
selling his Influence, and following
to.ihc highest bidder, and no patriotic
Democrat should for moment
him.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-23

Every now and then somebody
jumps up and announces "o-fcially"
that Samuel j. Tiltlcn will not be a
candidate before the Cincinnati Con-
rcntion. Uncle Sammy has said
otherwise and large majority of the
people are OF the same opinion.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-23
And still another one of ia

And still another one Of ns has
been struck by the matrimonial
lightning. Mr.. Jas. M. Richardson.
editor Of the Glasgow Times was
married few days since to Miss
louie Rogers. We noticed the
Times wasn't itself last week, but
thought probably the editor was sick.
We never dreamed.it was caused BY
nnvfhino vrorsn
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-23

John Happy and Miss Matte Turn.
er, a fourteen year old school girl
cloped to Tennessee, from Mavfeld,
last week and were made one. II
seems John was bent or Matlic.mo.
ny, and the girl so determined to be
Ilsppv, that no. even relentless IA
Their conll Turner from her purpose.