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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26
Nora And JaEnesy.
A TOUCHING STORY,


-, -, -, ,.,,... !, 1-,-,., coonor ,lis .ia.
pie stone on, was cTccIoI by hi, FclIow.work,
men.
Those words you may r''' any d'y
upon white SAB IN " cemetery 0o'
many miles from Ne" YORK; 'n' you
might read Ehem hundred "me' WIN
Out guessing aV'oe niue 'FoSe."Y 'uey
indicate without knowing Inc humo'e
romance which ended wan inc pl'o'og
ofthNt stone above the dust OF one poor
aud humble mau.
Iuhis shabby (riezo iacket and mud
laden brogans. he was scaiceIy an at
r'ctive objectas he walked io'O Mr.
Bawn's great tin aud hardware sh'P'
ore day. and presented himself az me
counter With 7ad ia.
I've been teald 20 advertised Tor
lanas" yer hoAor'
Fully SUPPLIED my man, sad NJ
Bawo, not I'tfpg his head from MS 90
count BOOK
ia work faithful, 7ir, and take The
low wages I'LL coplfdo OS|69f @o
ia learn would that
Twas an i'Ish 6rosue ana ME- h'"n
always declared 'h"i he nsVeT Wou'"
employ an Incompetent hana' I s' '"'
tone attracted han lie '0'nea ''''E'%
and "''n bis pc" o'"'"'' us 0"'' 10
dressed the man WHO was oa'y one o.
the fifty who mad answered his ""''''''e'
ment for four wo'tm'n that morning
What mate, you expect TO ''''o las
tor 'haH o'"e' '''Na 5'--N'- W '"! 81" a.
teT?'
III not say thai So'a me man. out
I'd be wishing to- that I'd make Il a.
SER
Are sou o''J 10 mo WORK.
I've done Dit o. H.
Much?
No. yer honor III toll no To- I'm'
o'To2Ie hadn't Tue I't' OF ms place.
but no j OH opou' ''u'' g,
'Yoa'ro TOO old for an apprentice 'o1
you'd De in the T'y' ! 'nI'o.".e' 'a,a
Mr.. Bawo, looking at Tue O'n"oy arms
and bright ey'' that P''@''ea strength
ana IH'el''Senco'
Besides | koo" your c'unfy"'n--
lazy good-tor, nothing 'sIIo",' "o0' new
er do Their b's'' No, I've oocn iaH' u
10 by Irish hands before ana | won
have another >,
'Thc VIRGIN VIII nave % o' "''"''
bringing en- over l" "s' Two "'u'''
thin SAID tho man. 'e'pA'"ogy' .'o'
I've trampa'I all aoy '0f Tue ''S' 'Y'',
night, ADD ntver j'o can | &c" ana
that's tho last penny | nave yer 0O"oF
anu It's but A-no'' one
IA he smoke ne SpTeRl us pllH
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- = - -. - y
isI7,SA down'nsy aiSp; sc sal SON sstihipg
10 tell ysg, "a
.sShs's h4 heAipd,1 sSid cSnseF.
bs Pllcd'Nlth Us, sStl The captain.
9Sb9yei j. shefsald CouaQF,.
IhscApIaiu mad no ausSss,,
" asn,s,Be SAIL 'Eo aIl yhaye our
siysSlsF s2d sends ,thau, Has- Nora
setfy Bithlsf
Come ssil nollfha lie vas lock-
iNg& lhe cpptaiass 9hiioilo;tAe lips,
dl's Se6g sitkis season.. ssla ibO
cpPlnipe We pa illnsss Of. bod thS
cholera Yoa know that
4 didpTesfl Go6nor;NI Cd sad
they kepd tfroafps. y
Ws dldasYaallc ffisllan faid
one lnaaig hsPer.
."Ypa know 10y long Tollq u gdai,
IAnliGc.' q
= ~. -
lic ship camera dia ti7s saiA,
Oonnot. 81 n ,1 -
Z 'pidT you say Nora went RshorcN
soustt % ~ ipekia' lot tsS Captside
Z Ssa ie went on Ibe s0iglatu
'mquy sdhiilrtns When 40 eN5ss half
wsyhSfe yaut boysgaslatta sick -.l
BY gssped Conner \,
Is hi ieletllst @Rtshed ht@saiEh taEpai
day, tSldStse'CaPtaip, and gosdd NsH
NE could bukaS let he died. 0olg olSi
elsmaOS TBsrtj Ilsos bsdsa hat
dhy.'t BUTTE 6rote laf heufl q 100 ,slhee
motlfr loohies oa upon the waller h
gia& oEt 4lpid sRai
he's longing % see poor lanesYf J..
. oopaOtgSos6sd
TEss if9oa, y6s csnstAy lsa. ',ssAld
talt Ganai5ss q visa ailsOuo disc hsa,
ii!ssp sllIat thAa.I, That alspt:lps
osllI .sa,sps sety spldat
alestes voice Gastl, Ia lte morning
5stlseajlaes IND 7ter-Rpd tier, sIdaf
|; aasAr Isdisa ibiatias ol iili.'
IA q hinr to- 'J5s u slne' 3 lsn p 3
lBsa Col helpyoa, she psgeT siIiV Qilss
Bthpg sihaleTsiUa an bogr slip was gene
GOnaofahAa EtsenS He stood ullgE
hl,ls. g. steallahimsslt looEiugst lls.eapl
-taih Hiai BIZ ssOs asdsy5s ~ Two atNbst.-
.Thsp hs-lOrhed TO his friends:
I've got my.isalh, boys no faldana
then dropped to tho loor like aldg;
They raised him and bore him away
In an boqtbe vas at home on: Tho li,Ilo
bed which had been made ready for
Nora, weary with her long voyage. =
There, At last, he opened his eyes. Old
Mr. Bawn ben! over him; he had been
summoned by tho news, anl tho room
was iuII o! Connot's Ifliow Workmen,
Better, Coonor? asked tho old man
"A dale, 'soid Cohnor. lbs aisy now,
I'll be with her soon: And look We,
moslhcr, I've learnt one thing God is
good; He would not let mo bring Nora
over to me, but He's asking mo over to
her. Aad JamcsY--over tho tivcr;
don't you SEQ it and her standing on tic
othe side to wOlcome mol'
And with these words Conner stretch.
out his arms. perhaps'te did see Nora
-Hc4ycn oniy7knoTS sad SO hO died.
-Chuchmm.
-- t---.---
TIE TENNESSEE TROUBLE.
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While the Republicans orNew Hamp.
shire were routing the rebel and Copper;
head hordes, and preparing to send JOY
10 every loyal hoarlhsIope in tho land.
the Republican House Of Representa-.
lives were passing bill liI,ipg tho tSxsl
from our great industries. This import.
ant measure was passed with but two
votes 10 the negative; Ond 70 trusl Tho
Sena,s;wah mSOit up ut the earic0tno
mont and enact itipIo law, - Wa'hins
Ton UA,ouicle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

ME Wellington Fsblna paper prial
what hey cav ilIi .bo NJ seii.son'a
Iymotls q procedure ID s6sHer d he iln=
parchment. They say on, rc1t Ebay
his council will appear 10, couit tfadg tn
proceed with the FINLAND ask fur Etiiex,.
tension uftime, They will objoc, u
every Republican Senator who .E6sl ex.
pressed m opinion as 10 Mr.. Johnaop'd
gull or innocence on the articles Of I'M
pecchmcnt being allowed 10 sct as fur
or in the case, The question as II
whether Senators from twenty seven
S.o,es constitute tho Senate of the Uni
ted States will then be raised. They
will take the fame view Of the matter
tha, The President has 10 oil his public
speeches and State prper maintained,
that until the ten Southern States have
their representatives 10 the HOuSc and
Senate Of The United States the late body
is not competcntto take up, Try anil
pass judgment on so vital aud importan,
question ia impeoChing the highes.
officer known TO the government. Ii
oyer'rOIed, as they expect to be tho
President viii then. resign aud appeal
to the people through the ballot box,
But the latter portion is looked upon
MS mere guess work, as il ueither comes
from the President nor his coUusel,--
InekhgRcer. ar.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-26

hand oGioysa5 9dIla Nm Bash, aasy jug
his sprooS wsSs dP'syaif 10 liIsoHa
meal
Suspicious as he wasec he neE
hands integrity aud ability. he was
ugrseably disappointed, sodpnor Esrk.
ed hard and actually learned fast. IA
the end Of the week he 'was,sshc Bsst
workman in the shop,
He was q great talEer, but not fond y
drink or wasting money, AS b wages
grew he boarded every penny, and wore
The same shabby clothes in NliSh ~
had maic bis f,sI appearance. - -
Beer cost money he said one
and livery clio; l spind puts of
bringing Nora aud Jamosy over; ana
for. clothoa, them have must do me-
better no coat to mo back lhan no wife
aud boy by my frosid5 anyhow, its SLOW.
work saving
1t was SLOW work, bu. he kept at il
all tho same. O,hpr men, lhoughtIess
and ruD, Of to>, ,del % make him drink
made a jest Of bis saving habits,
coaxod him 10 accompany than to places
Of amusement or 10 share their Sunday
froIicks, All in vain. Conner liked
beer, lik,l fun, HlSd comprehensive;
But be worll not delay The long looked
for bringing Of Moreover, md was not
'mano enough 10 accept fayors Of 9th
ers. lie kept hi, way, martyr to one
grea. wish-Iiying on little, working at
night on any extra job by which he
conld earn few shilloss, BY running
erranisio his noon tide hours of rest,
and talking tommy one who would IiSlCo
TO his one great hope, ond Of Nora and
lirlo Jamcsy.
N' "'0T wy "'I" w., r,sn
.1,'s. ~ 0'.',o -, ,,, :, ~, ..,, m,5,
,"s ~, a., ar C,,,o. r,bn,, .miII
= 80: So D.; -, .s, ;,soaI
l' r, w.! rr1 ,,o;,Ia,r,s
.,,,., oao 49,, ,non,,;o,, =
.m..l .basob .bs .hooL his litne b,odIo.
:, ,,,ar, "A h . 5yo,t.is.,fc,tisf baf,nsa,Aetrs
o,.ss ,,l sh6n,.,l .T,ook bovs iva al
~. ,b,lo q, ,,s,, Tn ooiog "a bripo
Nara and l,ma,y ovor nj Is,I wborool
+ h,,, 90, ri, .4ll fcI, a svmootbv in
II, II, aoa eoc, sr,soed his prep, hand
in cordial coorr1Iujalio1s.
~, 5000, ,,,.t
IL Z
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NUMBER .45
..Atllha NaEsYo,k. .iysalgslSIle s..ls

u.
I 4Atshn New York aDcnScfStio State
ecbSfntion, recently held at9Albauy;s
the oNielleslgfs pfias occs t.Eas an I
padtssby H6rslio ssymoaS who Sas
spesipl8 tsqup ip6psbt ior and ox,. 5
press tic views IN York Dem.
oclsey Fnticee gf 6paqcs pay.
men pttba bond, &c. ~ ttS uItsrs
.apces d Ssymdnf prg gliuched. peculiss-
!, sigpftsspcs, MT merry on sceels y
.bis.Ere 4ileace 10 The Democrats n,
Otino fiCtaFslhs y lhe sfplec OfNeN
9erk'forlAs PEedaspcyy hps bSrSuse he
seygressl declared. A6eldHstbe sentiments
llIt tteiss 10 "a I'D iDam6cralia )
iisslyof bis Sias Ha 6its studl..
dlss thssRthdlet5ha SretatlcE lrias,
snd copsiuaes as ISllos 81: 4 H 4
4 'Itl,Rmistsko fisVp sE5 lhs Iniees
pitb6uahoblersI and u < gpkYetS ara
Antagopisijb. The fqci 10 1asrlo0re
Inst "a ora, " \ 81 "a \
,la ,bvnd dsI a +, .s,s !.
swolld hf Upon no mud !,
idis6oD0t. which tiu 0ss Iiand ihd
Hold wbatwa can gSe, tmaan
ibe h6hof 6f 6lr country sllall
bosiaess shan 81
uuee AMI 70 nfGsfoAf IS
'bci man hull suffer BY No TX
sbdsi eelnlOrts Vtlifei .ibaglfs
'efsshsiI6e iiflhtned 'by d stiesssn6sh
'Rfpvjd lo5be corrupt and imbeclle By
vthisssfysdsp elnlSR oflls money. va
Cant aAlgilll gpse0lal hBon No nae
lions honor al 40 fearful cot. ifwA
come iNiosposur thHeWill d mo Dis
scrollil % splIk fAtreneys no rplatioa
4in pa ihgssc h6nli n!seysFs
/ thank 90 tt Eeiihs lich yo
ibid as II ih9tI aels level ppt
mt u. leR VA. iilt, tieie
fore va ni Rsto st6e e6iisNpas
Il 81 8fftss psfaet with plgbkq y
cfeiispt We ~ N Dot c0afouad shnSpda.
TONED tltpssNho, tbSQSllt q srightS9to .
aryL inspspsr. 7nt who taitlS los maze
lfhal ,paPe Sags good 4Ss god, with Tive 4
poti,i5h sf tIiose who sdestt u " moi q
s2ly. ssFs BAG .sre.d lie 4
paper That Il rspa3iar
slIpps IsarO noi tlyifIg q Eve Iidpel
n ba boidlyoldtE bur gold I'D BiIYts
81 ths people
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Y NORM EGG. MA ROB S6, 1861

- ~ - frr-' - n -
-=sssss9..a -.
4 hasa able 60 nay. I'm oleg To- brisg
then over, aoi 10 ds iis handler.
,rhtss 10 9bish as bsssssIe lied up his
ssrang; lis lime osxst T., only % his
epas Cauaaas Il. s,rsngsls, be
Aia aho ltsSsSse, sPtsAla:Scst cut
-I4oasi oysuit d bhds{lay suAta lhS
ueEeyS'HerS hoq spq sent,
! evsIy ps ae9su shd hila capable
ofhgariHE ap7 understandable. knew tiSt
Nora epd. Rsg, bsbyVsts .cepiagss
Tbsfs ITS join JopesSlf2 bad more
k0fihc6tula ms his eompostisA thar
asgsllg ialstdttol et Of 1apz7cyap he,
.ebo Ind coialy.hprlad his haRer, .als an
anae3a head, missing hin . 6RiEs
sdtb,gquM spend bis ton Inipnlea 70
Us noon hour inroasiag l6cIiiah news
Eipf6onOr, Tlare vas omsBlIie me
'7thoa salsRsp. Epispg IAe aalnbss WHO
bad psSstt 5sn. khoiRa q giyq .ety
thing t5a tslote, Absolutely barr
tered - tioFalpsiSspf gilt Va,
sqs, whfeh srpsdlsr Gtoish in. fia ,bas.'
ket t. lttssbAp md ssslted lEep -.
Conner fox Vs. nIaplePiaele
Aud hero " lck !Ass- apprspl
ice, who actdsfyeworllgd, twobopEs. sg.
Connor's wors when illness; kept thy
lrishmno at homo ope day! G6dnor
felt this kindness, aud rpll!reslif Whom
ever it was in bis ppwegy and tin days
flaw by and brought q Letter q lat from
his wife. 'Stf s.i.5l 'ssss'
She would start as ~ esilad, and
she was we'll, aud so wasS9e hag and
might the Lord bring thctn sdeig. 70.
each others arms and bless Tllesp who
had been SO kind to him 4his. assst
the substance Of the episle wlIish Con
nor proudly assured lis fellow. wotEpisD
Nora wrote herself. She had iIStd sat
S,,''py' 10 E'S WV "'"
lion, tie ilOms 6feMhtehT Geunnrs tptd.
nn,, hie Gnra,p t.ssThns radinsG thnts'
0p1" us nay's 80 n
VI & ..,lsl,
S - y ~. , !, !. XII Z III.
81 w ~ ~ y ss z, Y; ], ~,
~. =
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. , - %,
10 NJ IL H. c,o
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.,.o a.. s., p.,.ol,b.I
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.,I.,I t ;,h ~. ~, a.. "A, %,
I = ~
-, t,u,,.n .c.,x,,on
al NM ISn,s .,,, n,,.o no
,:h Caan.. it,, .,,.,,.. nal o;.o Il.
-, @,. H.. r,uo. ,a.,o 49,.
,,oIa. Mr p.,,,,, .o,y,o, hna mt
:, :; o.I,. ,,I Co.,, ,nar, nm roa, =,
= ,,.t.,,. $500
"''''' Nv ''"'''"'
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Tho Coppcrhead iop,oE6, North end
South, cry out for Justice 10 Johoton.'
That's what hos s'tiioa, and ,hsyf
Sblt1 the ma'Isr,-.EsstsSs4
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Professional cards OF 6 lines or less one year
S5 90 st
Advertisements must have the number Of in.
lsrtiops marked on the copy, or they viii be
kept in "till forbidden. and char; e1 accord
Ipgly.
All casual or transient advertisements must
bepaid for in advance, to insure their inser'
ton
Yearly Advertisements ~ be paid for half
yearly in advance.
p Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
81 charge. Obituary notices and tributes Of
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Loaded editorial notices will be charged 10
cents line, and half price for subsequent in
Sertions.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will BIZ charged at advertising rates,
Three dollars will Invariably be charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices, and
Tenholars for announcing candidates for State
and United States Offices.
The Insertion ofpersonai cards will be left
to the option of the editor, but when inserted
will be charged double price.
Ahlavits will not be made TO orders Of
Publication or other legal advertisements un.,
Till they are ppiu for
There wall be no deviation from the above
tsnas. ,so4.6s.
eR3FrsSI0SIU;S ,BSIf FsS. g ards,
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Frank w. SiAsNn.

CONv Il < a NC e r.,
HKNHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
to execute deeds Of conveyance &c. al
the Recorders Office of Mason county.
FRANK ". slSS0N.
Feb, 81 VI. Recorder.
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IL. 5. FsROW N ,

ATToR FEY At LAW,
SAJILL practice in the counties Of Mason
w Jackson and Writ. Address, Ravens
Hood, West Va. tApril II 'G7-ly
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
from the Enterprise Of yesterday J


SAN Francisco, September l A large
and very enthusiastic Union meeting was
held at McCue's Hall last evening, and was
addressed by Hon. Thomas Shannon, Colon
ell Sears and Thomas Hanna. The Gran,
Invincbles then came up with band of
music, when the meeting adjourned and pro-
ceeded to the Lick House, and serenaded
Hon. Cornelius Cole.
The Supervisors last right finally passed
the order authorizing the Mayor to dispose
Of the city stock in the San Jose r road to
the Southern Pacific Railroad. The condit-
tions of the transfer are that the Company
shall paw s. 900 to the city and complete the
first section Of the road to Gilroy by July /,
1869. The latter cunuitiUu will probably be
complied with ~ January next, as the road
to Gilroy is already graded and only awaits
the iron, seven cargoes of which have been
shipped.
The Daily Morning Chronicle was issued
to-day 1t is trlhr smaller than the Morn
ing Call and its general appearance is at
tractive. 1t announces that it will be indie
pendent in politics, thought it will advocate
Republican principles. Charles DeIoung
x Co. are the projectors.
Gold closed in New York to-day at l4j.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03

A PoOn CoUNTEY.-It is not a very fat
tcring description OF Spain which appears in
the leader of a London paper a superior
people, who have great TT ditions, who play ed
a magnificent part Of old, and Tapped up the
gold Of industry and enterprise, have now
become pauperised beyond relief-it would
almost be feared, from the declaration of
those who have seen for hemselveS-beyond
redemption. Sqnalor and wretchedness are
the r,le IN the r, raj districts, and it is said
that, driven by despair, they have sought re-
lief in the towns in bodies, to be repulsed by
the almost equally wretchcd and starving
OF those places.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03

How SETTLEMENT OUTGREw A LAW
VERA pe,tifagging lawyer ard manager
I in new settlement in Wisconsin, gave 4
I rn;ss ionary of the American Sunday School
Union the following account of Sunday
I-chool: organized the first Sunday school
kin this country, and ran it myself one sea-
5son. We came in here early, all Americans.
I We wanted to draw in decent, il!ustrious
Families. and to keep out all foreigners and
provides. SO said A Sunday school will
tittTact the folks We want. and keep others
but. 1t viii be the best and the cheapest way
fto blow for the sttlement.' There was not
Srae of us that pretended to have one grain
Enf piety SO they pitched on to me to carry
jou. the plan. / did so, and sent to your So
jkiety and got library, an! ran the school
bill summer. Il did the blowing for us splen-
f!idy. Before Summer was ended. some
I christian families came in and, as they
I bad better stock of pie,v, | gave over the
Sunday school TO their hands. 1t was a
t,rand thing for US There wasn't foreign
Il any sort that ever stayed in the settlement
snore than one night. We secured a good
American and moral settlement. In fact, it
kctto be SO piuus that couldn't live there
soyseif."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03

FIRST BIRTH IN RESn.-Un,!er the proper
R.r.d, in another column, will be found re-
tcordcd the birth of daughter-a nine-pound-
r.. The happy father, J. a. Carnahan, was
Formerly citizen of this place, but concluded
f. change his residence, and having estab-
R:shed himself at Reno, set to work like a
good citizen to do what he could toward the
improvement and advancement of the town.
HARLEY Crocker having offered prize Of so
peres of land for the first child born in the
own Carnahan went in to win and he has
child born in the place, and takes the real
state. We understand that several others
scre expecting to carry of the prize, and that
here are some long Eases in the town, but
kli appears to have been on the square
estecprisl.
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

= Tie 1ecnmr. aailri e nlh ~ fphv d,srr,
81" im'" su.gl'i tie eo'Nic's ia ,,, hat d tuf,-
Z" ga cutter, rua alr rIf iHTtti g. nH ~ W ice
goods la - N sulen tta'y ,thrf huasr cn the
cat tbit's, Tia, Collars, etc radc 60 ofa,f
A. shout u, tie.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03
GRANT COLUMN.

Mas. AUGUST BELMONT drives a lovely
pair Of cream colored ponies in low basket
phe'on; value Of ponies 5000. Her hus-
bands four in hand light bays, l6 hands
high, is said to be the finest team at Newport
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03
SiEGIAIlTIES.
PRICE AND suAniNTEa.
STYLES.

II wing agents IN london nld Paris Sc in'r,ia.s
he reN sttie. e. san fratrsco sinultau,r0I 4,
"'th thc.g O. lgurtce 90 A,N Yak.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-03

DEMoCRATIC CJyvES IIoN.-Ihe DemOc-
sracy viii meet in State Convention at the
rheater day. Quite number Of the del
Iesates arrived in town last evening.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-10
FLOUR.

The best brands constantly on hand. Also,
Graham and Buckwheat Flour, Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if you want anything in the line of
good groteries, the place to buy them is at
BARNES x CROWLEYS.
Cash paid for all kinds Of Country Produce
Goods sold at wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
2l3 BARNES * CROWLEY.
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nISSOLUTION--T copartnershIp hereto
IL fore existing under the name of Wyman 4
Huntington is by mutual conent this day dis
solved. All accounts with said firm must be
settled Immediately Either partner is author
lied to receipt for the same
CHARLES WYMAN,
j. II. HUNTINGTON.
st. Alpans, Feb: 10th, 1868.
The watch and jewelry business in all it bran
ches will be continued, with promptness, and in
workmanlike manner as heretofore, by
81 CHARLES WYMAN.
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An act relating to the redemption of Bank notes.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. After the expiration of the charter of
any bank chartered by this State OF after the
termination of the existence of any such bank,
agreeably to the laws of this State, such bank
may cause notice to be published in ali the week
ly newspapers of the county where such bank is
located, for one full year, setting forth that said
bank will redeem its outstanding bills, the day
of the expiration of its charter or the date of
the termination of its existence, and a copy of
this act: and upon due publication of such no.
tice, neither such bank nor its officers shah be
liable to any action for the non-rodemption for
any OF its outstanding bills, unless the same
shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid, at
the banking house of said bank.
SEC. 2. After the expiration of the charter,
or after the termination of the existence of any
such bank, as aforesaid, such bank shall cease
to be subject to the operation, liable to the
provisions of the siXty-third section of chapter
eighty-nine of the general statutes.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10 1866. 2l6-ly
May 20th 1868.
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DIR. NICHOLS

Is practicing Physician i'll regular standing
and will attend to all professional calls Re-
member the place. under the American House
Lake Street. St Adams.
diff GREEN n NICHOLS.
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NOTICE.

NNHE St. Adams Bank of st. Adams, VT, whose
i charter terminated on the 25th day of March,
1868, hereby give notice that it will redee IN It's
outstanding bills, at its banking house, in the
Vermont National Bank OF st. Adams. for one
year from the 25th day of May, 1868, agreeably
to the following act. b. BARLOW,
Cashier.
ST. Adams, Vt, Nav 10Th 1868
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