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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09
ARTIcLE IY.

The commission shall terminate its la.
bors ip twelve months from the date Of its
organization, except that thirty days' ex-
tension may be given 70 issqs Ssrlacates,
If peeessary, on the decisions cfthe umpirs
in the case referred to 10 ths following ar.
ticle. They shall keep record Of their
prococdings and may appoint a Secretary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09
ARTICLEI.

Any pcrsca resident In either country
and desiring to trapspjt small spnt!cs
moneyto any resident 10 the other nay
effect the same BY means Of internStichel
postal money-orders In the manner herein:
After get forth.
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Dr.. Railways Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfectly tastclcss, elegantly coated with swset
gum, purge regulate, purify, cleanse and strength.
en-. Railways Pills for the cure of all disorders of
the Stomach, liver, bowels kidneys, bladder. nerv'
Gus diseases, headache constipation, costivene.s
indigestion, dyspepsia, biiousncss, billions fever,
Inflammation Of the bowels, piles and all de.
ranFements Of the internal visera. Warranted
to effect positive care. Purely vegetable. con.
anns nomurcury minerals or dclctcrious drugs
A few doses Of Railways Pills will free the sys.
TEN from all the above named disorders. Price
25 cents per box. Sold by Druggists.
Read " False anil True" Send letter stamp
to RADWAY & co, No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands will be sent
you. july f7lyl
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--- A little girl who WAS sitting wearI.
ly on summer day while very ceehla
ted and equally pompous bishop was hold
ing forth whispered to her mother. Oh,
come away, mama-cone away! H. 81
tlrid mot yet. my dear; he will 'ool
be done, said her mama Let Us wait
a little longer " The binds kept singing
and the preacher preaching, ill the litllc
gill, all worn out. aud longing for relief
and freedom in the open air pleaded, "Dc
come now. mama. Hush dear, was
the response, "hc, II soon be done insl in
Q minute This was more than hltle "a
thence could stand, and While the taars were
rolling down her checks she said, as sht
looked hopelessly at the expSnti1g preach
er. "Oh, no, mama He is just pulled lol
another blow"
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FINANCIAL TACT - The Evansville
Journal, Of a late date, contains the follow
ing:
A friend furnishes US an amusing Incl
dent. which illustrates the financial tact OF
Captain Reese Priichard. Noted ArEsnsss
river boatman: The clerk OF the
.teamer Kenton took, as venture. 10
Memphis, lot Of potatoes and beet. in bar
rels at that pou hey we're everhs alel
and examined a stupid cooper, however,
in rsheadipg the barrels mixed the heads,
aud barrels OF pots'ccs wer. marked
"beets. and barrels o. heets were marked
"poiaioes The speculative clerk. who has
since become conspIci0us in marine circles.
sold all the barrels marked - bcet., and
then closed ont those marked potatoes, "
TO Reese Prtchard, then comma ding, il
we mistake not, the Chester Ashley Pots.
toes were then worth four dollar, per bar.
rel Captain Paitchad pedjled the pro
duce out along the ri,sr. and was sell s.is-
fed with the operation. Ga the way dsuh,
however. he was hailed at landing where
he had sold ten barrels marked potatoes "
The boat WAS rounded to, and as she ap-
preached the shore the merchant hailed the
captain as follows:
Halo! Capain, you swindled me as
you went mp by selling me ten barrels eI
beets for potatoes. y"
By Cd replied Captain P,itchard
Il knew ] had left them somewhere, BY
mistake Bring them right down and get
your money, az can get six dollars fol
them at Van Bureu.
"Not much. replied the melchant "yor
sold thcm to me fair and .quars and go
your money, and I'll be durncd il | don,
keep them you can go ahead ,,
Well, that is pretty rough, " shouto,
Pritchaid, as he told the pilo, 10 go back
''but il | was not in such a hurry Id san,
you lawsuit on it anyway; and she boa
proceeded on her way to Memphis, Captain
Reese laughing all over "a; the crcduIity o
his customer. The captain lands at tn
same place every week. but " potatoes c
" beets are never mentioned by either
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---<re.

-- A l,tle 1--WE year old boy was being
The old tady todd him that all such terms
as by golly, "by jingo," "by thunder,
etc were only little caths. and but little
better than other profanity. In fact, she
said. he could tel! pro!ane oath ty the
prefix "by." All kuch were oaths. "Well,
then, garand mether," ssid the little hope
full, "is by telegraph. which | see in the
newspapers, swearing" ?" = No said the old
lady, "that's only lying.
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80 .

"A rural youth OF Elk hteen summers
invested in a banana on the cars On Mon.
day. lie carefully iemoved the peel, and
put it on the seat by his siie. then b" breke
The fruit up in small bits. 'yeins 1t auxl-
ously as he dill - When this was done
he picked up tho peal, shook 1t in his lar,
and finally thew the pieces out al the win
dow, remarking as he did 80, That's the
first one OF them prize packages ever
bought, aud it's the last. you bet.
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4 DoCroR AS is A DoCToR "A self
sufficient humbug wno took up the business.
Of physician, and pretended to dcep
knowledge oi his healing ait. vas called
upon to visit young man with the apo
plexy Bolus gazed long and hard, felt h's
pulse and pocket, ioeked at his tongue and
his wife, and linally gave vent to the 'o''
lowing
II think he's gone fellow
"No, no!' said the ssrrowing wife. "do
not say that.
Yes" returned Bolus. lifting up his
hat and eyes heavenward, at the same time,
"yes do say so. there arn't any hope not
the least mte--hc's got an attack Of nhit
fit in his lose frontis,
"Wherc cued his wife, much start.
led
In his lose fIontis, and can't he cured
without some trouble and great deal oi
pains. You see his whole palstory system
is deranged Justly his vox populy is pres
sim on his advalorum secondly, hls cnta-
earpial culaneou, has sweled considerably,
il not more; thirdly, and lastly, his solar
ribs are in eoncussea state and he sin
got any money. consequently he's bound
to die
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- People whc make speeches TO Snn-
day schools must keep an eye "ut lci line
Of retreat vixen necessary The man din I
who asked school which they ~ouid pre-
fer to do" Steal dollar or have dollar
stolen from them Z" and Immediately from
. little urchin the candid answer: please,
sir, I'd rather steal a dollar
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- Do all in your power to teach your
children self government If child ls
passionate. teach him by patient and gen
tie means to curb his temper il he is gree
dy. cultivate lberality in him il he is sell
hs hpromote generosity.
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1t is said that il tree is ie,led
while in leaf, and allowed TO lie until the
foliage wi.hcrs, the wood will be the soon.
est seasoned. as the leaves will draw all the
sap before they lie.
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-I'hrre are TWO

- There are two children living neai
Brown.vills. Ky, one about twelve and
the other about eight years Of aye, that
have not hair on their heads. The heads
ore, and always have been, perfectly devoid
Of hair. not having even an eyebrow OF
eyslash.
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A s.ini,t.r made a intermir

A minister made a interminablc
call upon lady of his Acquaintance. Her
little daughter. who MAS present. grew very
weary oi his conversation. and at last
VII spered in an aaiible key "Didn he
bring h;. anne, with him mamma
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"Pa. what can do, miles you get
me riding habit, up here in the country
. (iet into the habit oil walking, my dear.
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Physieiaus ih n aay othertonic Dr stimulant now
in use They are a SURE PREVENTATIVE
Ter Fever and Agus. lntermittprts, Bllonsness,
sud all Aisorlers arising from Mla7matic causes
They are highly recommended as an anu-dyspep-
tie, aud in cases Of Indigestion are invaluable as
an Appetizer and RecuFerant, and in eases OF gen
,ra debility they have never in n single instance
failed in producing the mosthappy results They
are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES,
strengthening the body iuyigoHting the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to the whole -
tenn The HOME BIT IEkS are compounded
with the greatest care. and no Tonlc Stmu"nt
has eycr been eiftrcd TO the public so pleasant to
the taste aud at the same time combining So many
remedial agents. ndorsed hy the medical fraterni q
ty az the best known to the PharmaoopUia. 1t
costs little to give them a fair trial, and
Every Family should have Bottle.
! Wcask every ono to read the following certih
cate fionl many Of the most eminent physicians in
/ the c, untry
! ST. LOUIS. JULY. lS70--.IAMEs \. JACKSON;
& 70 Gentlemen AZ you have communicated
TO the medical profession the recipe Of the Home
| 9iters," Il cannot. therefore be considered az a
secret or ratcnt meliciue, no patent having been
taken for il. "c have examined the form IA Tor
making the Home Rittcr', and uuhesitatngly
say the combination is one Of rare excellence All
the articles usrl i'm its composition are the best oI
The class to which they heoae, being highly Ton
/ ic Siimulant Siomachic. Carmina'iye slightly
LAXATIVE. The mode of preparing them is strict
ly in accor lance IN tie rules Of pharmacy. HaY-
ing used thcrn seen It's eit ct in our rlyac Irac-
tee. We take pleasure in recommending theiR 10
all person. itsirous Of taking Bitters, as being
Itsc best Tonic and StimulRnt DOW offered to The
Ipuhlic;
/ l.. Ch Ro,slinore. N D. r. C, Porter, NJ y.
Alfred Icacock. NJ d. G. Gcrricke. N D.
D TN n A
! !. G Vhitehill, NJ p. L A. Clark, N. D.
VA. Wilcox, NJ. u. llmbut Primm.
L s MARrAS IIosrrrN. ~. Louis, Mo, Oct
:. ls70-JAMts \. JACKsoT y Co.: have eX
anfri the furmula for making the " Home Sloinacl
Rrttcrs " and nsed them ir this Hospital for th
last four months lconsidcr them the most Salua
0' '''' ''' II, MELCHER,
So. Lotus July Is50-JAMEs 4. JAckso,
SEQ; Having examined the formula from whiel
.oUr celebrated Stomach Bstcrs. are prcporcd
ssod ,aying witnessed the mcthoi OF combining
he itr r, Mt ingredients we can safely rec"ihIn'i
,ler, a. ~. n. t tonic with which we are acqualh
,a1 Fr,,, ne Great care with which they ar
comnouu,laJ. and from fhe choice materials Wh'c,,
enter into them. wclave no doubt mat 'h,y WI
prove, "a they deserve to be- the most P"t '4'' ~"
ic and stimulant in use.
Respectfully yours,
IT, Vaslinc, NJ. D. Z, G. Coms,rck NJ. D.
We che,riully concur with every word contain
ed in the above testimonial:
John Councilman, VI, D. John hartman, NJ D
Cbas Vastinc, NJ d. John 7 Temrlc, MD
g. S. Walker, NJ D. L. c. franklin, NJ. d
For Sale ty all Druggists and Grocers.
Jas, n. jackson s. Co, Proprictors.
Laboratory l0j and lo7 y. % street,
june 2)7lyl ST. LOUIS, MO-
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FEVER md AGUG.
uEALTH - BEAUTY
THE GREAT BLOOD rURIFIEr

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Eeyery drop Of the Sarsaparlian Uesolvent
communicates through the blood. sweat urine and
other fluids uf the ystem the viror OF life for II
repairs tie wastes Of the body with new and sound
material Scrolulp, Syphil, Consumption, Gland
uar disease ulcers in the throat, tumors, Nodes IN
the glands and other parts Of the system, sore eyes,
strumorous discharge. from the ears andt worst
form of Skiu diseases, Eruptions, Fever sores,
Worms Salt Rhem, Erysipelas, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb are within the curative range of this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and a few days
use will prove 10 any person using 1t tor either OF
these fcrms Of disease its potent power to cure
them If the patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes aud decomposition that is continually
progressing, succeeds in arrc7,ng these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
| healthy Alooi--and this the Sarsaparillan will
aud docs sycure--a cure is certain for when once
! thia remedy commences its work Of purihcatioO,
and succeeds in diminishing the loss of wastes. its
repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient
vii feel himself growing better and stronger, the
! food dg,sting better appetite improving, and flesh
and weight Increasing. Not only does the Sarsa-
rariian Rrsolvgut cxcel all known remedial
! AGENTS in The cure Of Chronic, ScrnUous, Coust-
,uianal and Skin Diseases; but it is the only
J positive cure ,or
KIDNEY Al. BLADDER coNrLAINTs'
Urinary and Womb diseases, r."1ve' Dia"-''
Dropsey, Storpage of Water. neoutneucv ~ u''"e'
| Brght's discase hbuminuia aud in all cGscs
Where there are brick dust deposits or the water
is thick, cloudy. mixed with subs stances like the
\ white of an egg, etc,
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r. r. z.

r. r. z.
RhDWhTS READY RELIEF Ri lH4,E'
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR
aner reading this advertisement need any one
Suffer with Pain.
RADwAY's READY RELIEF IS CURE FOR
EVERY PAIN.
1t was the first and is
The Only Pain Remedy
that instantly stops the most excrntatihg pains
allay. iuilanatons and cures Congest'onS, wheth-
of the lungs. stomach, bowels or other glands or
organs, by one application in from one to twenty
minutes. no matter how violent or eXerucatng the
pain the Rheumatic bedridden, iufirm crippled
Nervous. Neuraigic, or prostrRted with disease
may suffer.
RADWAY,S READY RELIEF
win afford instant Ease.
Inflammation of the kidncys, Inflammation
of the Bladder, Inflammation OF the Bow
els. Congestion of the Lungs. sore
Throat. Dincult Breathing, Pal
pitation of the heart. HySter-
les. Group. Dipthcria. Ca
srrh.lnllucn1a.Ilead
ache. Toothache.
Neuralgia, rheumatism. Cold Chills' ASHc
ChillS.
The application of the Ready Relief TO the par
or parts where the pain difficulty exists wan al
ford case and comfort. Twenty drops IN hall tnm-
hle of water will in a few moments cure Cramps,
Suasms. Sour stomach Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Diarrhea. Dysentery. Colic, Wind in the stomach
and all internal pains. Travellers should always
carry bottle Of Railways Ready Relief, with
them. A fen drops in water will prevent sickness
or pains from change Of water, 1t is better than
French brandy or hiters as a stImulant.
FEVER md AGU2.
Fever and Aeuo cured for fifty cents. There IS
not remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Acua. and ali other Mllarious, billions.
scarlet, typhoid, yellow aud other Feycrs, (alded
by RApwAYs PHLs) so quick as Railways kea-
dy Relief 80 cents per hottie,
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Budget OF ScisSoIings.

- Here is Josh Billings beautiful in
PRODUCTION 10 October:
Sweet cider now, and punkin piTe
Aud Naidens fair. and dough nuts greasy
Who wouldn't be a farmers boy,
So phull Of phan, so free ana easy
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Initial Letter Paper n Envelopes,

TNllE most popular article of the dav, at
i julY & Il. nAnvrY's.
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IRON =

from the Globe Rolling Mills Cinno bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of, by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
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"hi91xOy,

warranted not to cut in the eye--not head
ache in hhds. of tit Is no sooner in your
belly than its on your back in a pound Of beet
and it carries y bead like necklace; for
sale by
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-17

remove the same from within said linn
is Provided, that any building in
part destroyed at conaagrationS if the
damage caused exceed not fifty per cent.
OF the total value, may be repaired.
SEC. 80: Any wooden building or
structure which may be erected ,Jenlarg-
ed or removed contrary to this ordi-
mace shall be deemed, and is hereby de-
clared to be nuisance, and upon infor-
nation it shall be the du.y Of tho NAV .
or, after three days notice " the own
er or builder thereof to abate the same,
md kylaRc sasg M,yrtips ia, soapirc
the city Marshal TO rase such building
to the giSASd. Il TIE ie1fehseG Of the
removal Of such building shall be re-
ported by the city Marshal for assesa
ment, and may be c, !lected of Of the
owner Of such bpidisgIor structure BY
suit brougt before the Police Magistrate
Of said city, or other competent court,
in the corporate name Of said city.
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NEW ENGLAND.
fsg-u asulsJb. sasr .-ga-u Otz .ad-sH
ANOTHER OF J. U. Z. It's INTER
ESTING LETTERS.

(-peca' cor esponC eoce of he Caro- Bullsun)
s.. ..,,,,. . M,oplsnr4f w., sepie nber II, 1874.
0 ..r-.l-. i-a.... - on the WING" .'....
The next day after sending you our last
letter from Boston, We were once more
48TYon the wing aud flying (per lightning
express) over the STATE Of Rhode Island
passing through the cities of Providence
20 WEXFORD livingston ,"wes.er, 80 S.oning.
ton, in Connecticut, where we got our
hrstg..lmpse Of LLfSng Island Sound. At
Groton, twelve miles distant our tain of
six cars an directly on boald The Ia re
'" ferry boat wflcb'crosses the Thames river
at this point. While the transit is being
accomplished ne pass sHgers adjJdrh to the
spacious dining hall above, ard have am
pie time to partakc Of a spleadid dinner
and return 10 their seas in the cars be-
fore reaching the opposite side, sad city
,srsglIu la-1sJ sIi1sy-sr $500.
.......,, NEW LONDON.
The view Of the ha.bor here and sur
roundings i, very ahc. On the right side
OF the bsy stands .he'fort wi ich is gar
nsoesa by atfeops,a and resembles, in It's
outward appearance, the castle in Boston
haro't On the left os the bay is a wa.e.
battery, mounted with heavy guns, an5
a9 dfectly bask, hgbe. uf the hin The ruin
of the old fo.t, which in the early his,or,
lie of Oeepeetieut was surprised nv the Pa
quot Indians and every inmate mss,,c, cd
Tothe 'esr of the for, and on the sum
init of tae hiiir AAsdh a lofty granite mon
umspt to,the memory Of the dead. To
"sforG me railroad ID q as II is called frop
..., New London 70 New Haven, fifty mile,
runs within sight Of the beautiful waite,
Oh The Sound the entire distance, an
being hssffom d stislvery pleasant. f'
AT LYNNE
WI weAcross the 'Connectieot fiyef twhic
here emPiiea into salt ws:sr) on a Ion
,t ppr'age which he's been built the past veal
80 no detention Is experienced. A
madison we 1ef, the cars for few a. ..
IA sojos y 10 our old native to~n ,vh;oh
an hapowsd y asb w many dear sssoela,iop,
IL was'here I'fat'your correspondent, q ?,
saw the figtt; ana the llGuss Which ~,
the abb '.hS Of this important event an
was also the same bopse in which Il
father was bonn, is stir .ktandipg, beir
,Aagoad F prt. shiA s &as. o on
.v&a2slef. lhs. .qlsi. .eTxs Q.yhe state,
beaut''u'ly situated on the shores of Lor
Island Sound the broad sssetssAsaed |
venerable elms, the houses 81. Ling bae
from Fhe Same, The 'intcr-spaces ben
no filled NTH grassy lawns and beau. If
shrubbery. The principal occupations,
-,, ~. The iEAxA'hpts, Icing farming and sshin
: ~ the lAtEsrsthe mos importanhsth fl,
mostly oNenhaden o.. whito fish, ber
vonel s0ti.s IA<lLcss. sss 70. cs'saly..s e~sSvl
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.tsEquol For Rrssidsaii ls72 80, 81
JAMES r. DOOIITTLE,
OF WISCONSIN.
Subject TO the DECISION OF the National dem.
.oerdtis eonpention.
7 rrheNs.YerkYl on seamef poolit,le.l


"His record is so consistent and unfair
nished that il may be lkened to a straight
line drd,cn across a pu:=te--a clear beam
HScerred By the .fuetudting atmosphere
Of american politics, through the past
tCenty gears
49, From a Yet By Senator Doolille, deferred al De
/ - ~ foTH 1851 7 J ~
''Let nsact by the sohfh as Cimillus proposed to
do uy the people of Laiium after they had re-
belled against Rome and had been put down by
the armies OF that power. Wheu the quest ion
arose in the senats,iI What shall be ntne with
Latum and the people Of La,ium ? there were
some even there who shouted 'Coniscate their
pIopertyi make them slaves" There was, how
eyer, none that day who would have made them
$40 $40 VI IT os aisysS Hut Cpainds, whose
, Aet'a hta sInile ihe' hl AaAie IA. name nm
mortal sad: SENATORS, let us make them fellow.
citizens, nni thu, sdI TO the power and glory OF
Rom g. Let ~, now that they have laid down the
arms OF their rebellion aud have renewed their
ailcgence TO the union and the flag, make the
Southern people our fellow citizens, and thus
add O. tae power and giory of the nation"
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NERVOUS, DEBILITY,

lts, Prsssioa, Inv blum tary esaissisnS,
lsss of semen, epermatorrhea, loss d
power. disxy Head. loss Of memory,
eiiiss, ash : ssvsl ssxc c1re as H..s.
Prey's Homeopathic Specific Ne.
Twemty-eighG Composed OF The most value.
bic mild and potent Curatves, they strIte u
once at the roota Of the matter. Tone Up the syS.
ton, arrest The discharges, and part ssor and
energy, life and vitality 70 the entire man. They
have cured thousands sf eases. Price, S5 per
package Of Eve boxes and large u vial, which
10 very i'm portant in obstinate or old cases, or u
per single box. Sold by all drusgists, and seat
BY mail on RECEIPT Of price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathlc Medicine Co., SEA Broad.
way. NJ. p. 6CHUH, Agest. IT NM
sugi5-deow wew.ly
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(Speca cor espon5 eace of he Caro- Bulletin .,
NJ. nnI rnr W sonin 49,.
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.INsURANCE.'

W. II. MORRIS, n c.v,
|, Notary Public, No. pub. and n q 60
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TIRE hespson hand bbnstsnsy I nh stock OF
Hold Kentucky Bourbon, Rye and Mononga-
hels WHISTLER, French Brandies, Holland Gin
RSaas and QAlOyni. Yipss.I MILO pHod
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BINDING
Ro9Es, peHPhAs!ss hylsts. ssata1es.Seb nsyx
n. ei.a: ss ss iG NV AZ sT ~ i;: sss
ypesdly sxSautsd, IN Tho bulletin book, fob;
6hd nevt4op6r omdhg estaolfshm0ut.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-12-08

The Conservative members of the Legis-
lature held a caucus on Tuesday night, to
perfect the organization Of both houses:
Mr.. Watts, Of Norfolk, Gen. Walker,
of Pulaski, and Major Hanger, of Augusta,
were nominated for Speaker of the House,
and on the End ballot, Mr. Watts bei.ie
dropped on the LIST, Maj Hanger, (havine
received Al votes md Gen. Walker 38,
was declared the nominee Of the party
which is equivalent to election. Maj. Han
ger served as Temporary Speaker, during {
great portion of the last session and so salts
factorily that the above honor has beer
thrust upon him. 1t will be seen from thu
above that the contest narrowed down be
tween two sons of Old Augusta.