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eau gather and sew on band at one time.

Regardless Of times or season or weather,
Il sings like nigh.ensale, runs like a feather
IT'S my daily companion my darling my honey
love it because i: knows how to make money
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You are hereby notified that have fixed up
on the 23d, day of February to settle the admin
istration accounts of Moses " alton late admir-
and of p. A. Funkhouser Sheriff committee
admr. de bonis non Of Josiah Heller deed Also
an account of all outstanding debts. and an
account Of rea and annual value Of real estate
of which Joalah Heller died seized and possess
ed as repaired by decree Of Shenandoah Cnuu-
ty Cnurt, at which time aud place you are
required to attend. Given under my hand as
Comr. in Chaneery o + said court the day and
year first a aforesaid.
Jan. 25-4t P. W. MAGRUDER.
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AND STONEWARE
sale : A. BANNER
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THE PURBST and sweetest Cod Livor Oil in
the wor Id is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the
sea shore, from fresh selected livers, bp Haz-
ard & Co., New York. 1t is absolutely pure
and sweet. Patients who have once taken 1t
prefer to all others. Physicians have pronoun-
I'd it superior to any of the other oils in the
market.
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Court House.

Prince william county has built three
court houses, the first at Dumfries, the next
at Hay Market, the third at Brealsyile.
Manassas is now sammoring for 1t ard has
petifioned the Legislature for permission to
submit the question to vote.
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BUR H. :

ID REAT CHANGE Agents.
rs DO you want an agency, local or travel
E ing, with an opportunity to make S. to
Esa SO day selling our new strand White
MEA Wire Clothes Lanes Thev last forever
LEA ample free. Serd fer circular Address
tS H. once Hudson River Wire Works, cor.
y alter st. and Maif en- Lane, n. Y. or sac w
Randolph st. Chicago. m7-4w.
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absent.

The Senior Editor is still absent.
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TTNaE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE

TINE O-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Existing under the name and style Of
HELLER & 'CoFFMAN has this dav been dis
solyel by mutual consent.
MRS. ELIZABETH HELLER,
MILTON COFFMAN
The undersigned will continue the business
lately conducted by Heller s Coffman in
his own name an on his own account, ana
will settle all claims due ny said firm, and
is alone authorized to collect all claim. due
10 said firm. MILTON gOFFMAN
Jan. 80
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ANlON oET1S for rsie BY
~ r. f. sIlE1RY.
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RISLEY'S PHfLOTOKEN is an established
warranted remedy for painful menstruaton; and
equally elficient as nervous actido tie in all ca
ses ofnervous excitement. Stomach and Sleep
lessness in male or female. Sold everywhere
for 81 100 bottle. Morgan l. Risley, Druggists
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

Moses Walton late admr. Philip A. Funk
houser, late Sheriff of Shenandoah and as such
committee admr. de bonis ron of said Josiah
Heller, decd. and the widow and heirs of said
Josiah Heller docd' Defendants
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Shenandoah Herald.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Town and County Affairs.

Thursday Morning. March "a, 1871
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Buy the Sin ger,

If Won want machine to do heavy work.
if YOU want q mach inc 10 do light work,
if Won want mnehine TO do fine work, if
want machine 70 :
Hen,
FELL.
TUCK.
BRAID,
EMeR0IDER,
RUFFLE,
TRiSi,
GATHER,
Run light, and almos. nosless which is
strong, simple, durable and not liable to get
out of order
BUY THE SIN G Err.
One handred and twenty seven thousand,
eight hundred aud thiriy-lhree l27 1881
machipes sold in 1870. wigieh is over fifty
thousand mOre than seld by any othel
company ic4
LOOK OUT FOR, THE SINGER SEWING
MACHINE WAGON,
I, will be at your house. Machines sold OF
EASY TERMS AND WARRANTED
and kept in order Iorsone year. Buy new
family Singer Sewing Machine and you viii
never rue it.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN FREE at your own
house.
Il. c. HUGHES. Ageat
WOODSTOCK, VA.
mar TT
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a SONG FOR SINGER.

II can cord, it can gather, hem tuck and fell,
Five Ply beaver cloth, it will sew it quite well:
And last though not least ere closing my
rhvma
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DoMANCE OF HISTORY.
IL
MCNEIL and His Rangers.

McNelll and His Rangers.
OR
Partisan RordeI Warfare in tie Valley of vir-
glnia. How they Lived, Fought and Died
between the lines.
An authentic history of the operations of these
Partisan Troopers. endorsed and approved bY
the surviving members. To be published in the
RURAL VZqGLNIAN,
A New illustrated Non,l,ly Magazine
Dev 7ted f. Southern Literature. Music. Az.
riculure. horticulture, Pomoiogv, &c. To be
tn, n largest and best illustrated Monthly pub
lished in the South. Several wellknown Pro
ssors OF Agricultural Chemistry will super
intend that department. Prof WM. H. EvESs
vii edit the Mnsical Department, which is de-
slgned TO meet great desideratum in The
Rural Home Circle. The first number Of this
Magazine will be issued
NTHE lST OF MAY, 1872. :.
and will contain the first chapters of Mcneil
ana his Rangers. &c, with many valuable crr.
tributions from the best writers ia the State:
Subscribe at once, and commence with the
beginning.
Terms One Copy one year. sa.oo.
Liberal iadncement; offered to Canvassing
Agents. Address
RURAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
llarrisonburg. Va.
Or J S. TROUT. Editor, Woodstock, Va.
GUeAH ANp corFEE-good, .plendiS--
J. F. sHEIRY.
ItANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
! Green Corn Green Peas. Lima Beans,
wiring Beans Fresh Tomatoes; Peaches, Pears.
Try some of them All No. J as cheap as they
can be bought at Retail in the Cities
fors"le by j. F. SHERRY.
NUCUMBER PICKLEs-a splepdla article
: 4 ready for table use for sale by
j. f. SHEIRY.
T AMPS AND LAMP CHIMES. Tum-
4 Il blers, Goblets. Wine Glasses, Pitchers.
Bowls. &c. Cor sale bv
J.. Z. SHERRY.
EoowDER SHOT and Caps for sale by
l. }. F. SHERRY.
ORANGES, LEMONS AID PEA NUTS,
Ma fresh supply just received, for sale by
]. F. SHERRY.
CUGAR, Ginger, Icllcy, Pourd ana Frei.
~ Cakes, for sale BY J. F. SHElRY.
DAKRRS CH0COLATE-a No. ], article
ID for sale by
J. r. SHERRY
rENHE SAVINGS BANK OF
L WOODSTOCK
has been the topic Of conversation until the
arrival al Bargel's of bis large and SPLEEN
Did stock of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, just
received from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
s day and 80 hour clocks. Gold and Silver
Watches of every description, Gold and
common jewelry in sets or separate. also
miscellaneous Books. in
LARGE VARIETY
Letter Paper, Envelopes. Inks. Pens and
Pencils ana in short a large stsek of
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS
TOO numerous to enrmerate. Cali and see
for yourself and lie is sure you will be satis-
fed with stock and prices, Watches and
clocks as heretofore carefully and thoroughly
repaired az
HALF THE USUAL RATES,
and WARRANTED for one year.
Silver. Gold and Stael spcctacles in every
ariety and price, celebrated TO suit every
a. musical las tsu ments. sucf as Flute,
Inns Accordeons &c.
The subscriber assures the public, that 4hese
goods ALL will DE sold cheaper than ever
here tofore offered in Woodstock.
Call in and assure yourself Of sire fact.
RespactGully,
W. II. BAEGELF.
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JOUVN' s -Iaod0rous Kid Glove Cleanser
restores soied gloves equal to new For sale
by Druggists ard Fancy Goods dealers. Price
Is cents per bottle: +! G. Wells & Co., New
York
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

A YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE and boaut
full G lear Complexion is the desire of every
body. This effect is produced by using G. W
Laird'sf Blnom o Youth" harmless beauti-
fyer of the skin. Viii remove all discoloration
tan freckles and sunburns. The use Of this De-
lighttul preparation cannot be detected. For
sale by all druggists and Fancy Goods D, alers,
Depot, s Cola St. New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
/. relieves the sufferer from pain, cures Wind,
collie, regulates the stomach and bowels, cor
reefs aciditv, and ing the process CT teeth
ing it is invaluable. Perfectly safe in a Il cases,
as millions of mothers can testify.
Enh S-4W
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sNHE MAMMOTH CIRCyLAR,sAW MILL
AND LATH FACTORY, 4
two miles above Noo+lStock, en- tie Valley
rurnpike.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-03-14

Devoted t. Southern Literature, Music. Ar
riculture. horticulture, Pomoiogv, &c. To be
the largest and best illustrated Monthly pub
lished in the South. Several wellknown pro
+ ssors Of Agricultural Chemistry will suner
intend that department. Prot. WIN. H.. EvESs
WIN edit the Mnsiea Department, which is de-
signed to meet great desideratum in The
Rural Home Circlc. The first number Of this
Magazine will be Issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18
Photographic Summary.

Three firemen were severely hurt i'll In
danapolis by falling ladder at a fire which
burned several buildings on Washington
street.
The United States Court Of Claims have
decided to allow Woodruff and Burchard, in
the Elgec cotton case, until the 9th of March
to prove the genuineness Of the contract, but
10 other testimony will be admissible.
The United States has refused naturaliza-
ton papers to an avowed polygamist in
Utah.
A white child, ten years of age, was bru-
tally outraged in Winnebago county, Wis,
while returning home from nciShbors house
bya young man who threatened her with
death if she made any cutlery. The perpe-
traitor Of the outrage has been arrested.
\ large meeting of freshmen was held in
st. Louis Tuesday night to protest against
the unfair distributiouof offices by the party
III power.
The coroner's jury in the recent accident
on the Mississippi and Ohio l1ilroad have i'll
dicted Isaac Ackerly, the engineer. for NAH
slaughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18
The Japanese Embassy at San FrnI-
cssaN

cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1T.--The Japanese
embassy was screnaded last night, L large
crowd being present. Prince IWakura was
enthusiastically received. He made Il speech
in ,Japancsc, which was translated TO the pco-
pie as follows:
"Citizens of San Francisco,-lt is now Il
recognized fact by Japan that since the con-
clusion of the treaty with United States that
our true prosperity has greatly increased
with our new commercial intercourse. Our
advancement in the arts and sciences of the
western nations we now consider as subStan-
tial benefits to our nation, and we desire with
every increase Of national intercourse that
there shall be an increase Of international
friendship. [Cheers.l
"With 4 view to fastening these results
and the further instruction OF our people i'll
the civilization Of the western nations, his
imperial Majesty of Japan has commissioned
us TO visit all the countries having treaties
with Japan in the capacity of ambassadors
DIepipotentiary, first visiting your country.
"1he warmth of our reception is al I'M
questionable proof to lis Of the friendship OF
Of the American people, and l assure you it
is more than echoed in the hearts OF our
people. [Cheers.l Your expression OF feel
ING. when announced to his Imperial Ma.
icsty. will be known throughout Japan, and
will assist in cementing the mutual iilend-
shin between our countries, when VIII III
crease with the japanese people rs by inter.
course we get to know each other better"
rCheers.l
Minister De Long was called upon by the
crowd. and made speech i'll response.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18

In the life of Mr.. James r. Rogers, late Of
this city, there was a wonderful instance of
what temperate habits and virtuous living
will do toward prolonging human existence.
Mr.. Rogers was born in Virginia. where he
spent his youthful days beneath the pleasant
skies of the Old Dominion. When Il young
man lie went to Kentucky, and there, amid
the wild and exciting scenes of border life,
passed many of the best years Of his man.
hood. \ few years ago he took up his resi-
dence mt the Highlands, where he has led a
life Of quiet seclusion among large circle Of
friends. His recoilections Of the Revolution
were somewhat dim, the events Of that period
having been enacted ut time when he could
understand little Of their Importance. In the
war OF 1872 he wasa private in the American
army, and performed the ordinary duty Of 3
soldier,
During the late rebellion he took much in-
terest in the Union cause, and always eN-
pressed great satisfaction ut any success OF
its arms. Shortly before Thanksgiving Mr..
Rogers, while taking his daily exercise, fell
and broke two Of his ribs, though ut the time
he felt no inconvenience from the injury
About ten days afterward he complained Of
feeling sick, and physician being called, the
nature Of the injury was discovered. For the
past four weeks he has been confined TO his
bed, and on Wednesday he died, at the adj
yanccd age of 1913 years. The venerable Fa-
Their Cleveland visited him shortly before his
death. Previous to his fall Mr.. Rogers was
a remarkably vigorous and hearty old man,
and bore few marks of old age. He was often
seen upon the street, and his genial counte-
malice was always welcomed among his many
friends. His wife, who survives him, is now
ninety years cid, and may yet celebrate her
centennial birthday Boston Post, 18th.
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New York items.

New YORK, january ia letter received
by the commissioners Of emigration states
that Secretary Fish had written to Minister
Schenck to protest against the importation Of
British criminals.
The Herald's st. Pctersburgh special states
that ruinor is prevalent there that Alexis
ilas married q Russian lady in America, in
opposition to the wishes Of the Car, who
thought the attachment had been broken up.
The Franklin statue was unveiled to-day
in Printing-House square.
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., is mentioned
in connection with colonelcy Of the Ninth
(Fisk's) regiment.
EN-Bank Examiner Calender has been
held for the action of the grand jury.
1t is stated that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury has declined to compromise with Wild
Il Co. in the sugar case on the basis Of half a
million. The case will therefore be retired.
Mayor Hall resumed the duties Of his Office
to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, January 1.-THE riotous cN-
cesses in knight Bridge were repeated last
night at the school-house. The furniture was
smashed and the police dispersed by the
mob. No arrests.
1t is stated that Baron Won Offensburs Will
succeed CatacaZy as Russian Minister TO tue
United States.
The treaty for cession to Great Britain Of
the Dutch possessions on the Guinea coast
meets with violent opposition In Holland,
where it is generally stigmatized as dishon-
orable. The matter will soon come before
the States-Genenl.
The King of Denmark has sent his con-
gratulations to Victoria on the recovery OF
the Prince of Wales.
A dispatch from Berlin announces the az
rival of Prince Arthur In that city.
The Duke of Edinburgh will shortly take
command of the pew iron-clad maii-ot-war
Sultan.
The Brighton poisoning case was cont
Guided Yesterday. The jury brought Id q
verdict of guilty against Christiana Ea-
munds.
The Telegraph Construction and Maintain
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Latest News from Washington.
sneclal tolarram 10 lie Dlsnatch.


WASHINGTON, D. G., January I.-Sumner
rung the changes anew on his civil rights
to the amnesty bill to-day by
reading an immense mass Of testimony from
colored people in different sections. He al
legged they were ill-treated on account of their
color, and earnestly demanded the passage of
the bill. Sumner harped for quite two hours
OH the theme, and was followed by Frel;llg-
huysen, who expressed himself in favor Of
passing the bill, though in modified shape.
The belief tonight is that the amendment
will pass ifthere be full Senate tomorrow;
but 1t is considered not probable that the
House will concur. II it should pass the
Senate the majority will be very light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18

PARIS, January ia committee Of the
Assembly have agreed to reports bill making
offences against the press laws triable BY jury.
1t is stated that the Assembly has under
proposition for the total sup
preston Of the international Society in
France.
A number of ey-officers Of the army, at the
invitation Of the japanese Government, are
about to proceed to Japan to instruct the
native army in military tactics.
Spain.
MADRID, January 1.-THE frigate Muna-
mia has sailed from CadiZ for Havana.
Partera has declined the title Of Prince Of
Eergaia, offered him by Hing Amadeus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
View York stock ana Money make,

New York Stock and Money Market.
New foRK, january Mooney easy at
5 @; prime business paper passes at Z to
10. Exchange dull, al to 81. Gold dull.
1887 to 100. Governments. inactive: 1915,
115s; 'G5's, 111t-new, 110t. States firm,
but not very active: Tennessee's, 853;
new, G5s. Vhginia's, SO; new, 81. Louis.-
ana's, 30; new, -. Levee's, GO; s's, 10.
Alabama's, 90; SIS, go. Georgia's, 10; rs,
SO. North Carolina's, 80; new, 16. South
Cardinals, AZ; new, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18

al.ce company Yesterday signed the contract
.i a,roa aaylus an Atlantic cable 10 New York,
IF Won Basn, Austrian ar1bassador TO this
country, Is about todepart for Italy for his
ITaianc.
DUBLIN, january 7.-Cardihal Cullen en-
ergetimily protests against making edueatior
wholly secular, and call las been issued
signed by influential citizens, to signify their
opposition OF the Irish people to any measure
having that end In view.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18
Passed January sth, 1872.

.
Be IL ort,ained. That section twelve Of chapter
thirty-siy of the city ordinances bc amended and re-
ordained so as 10 reu'i rs follows:
'sl2. The load for eiuelc c.rs shall not exceed one
thousand five hundred pounds, and their width or
tires shall not be less than two inches. The load for
single di1ys or trucks shall not ;cced two thou.
sand and live h:Indrcd pounds. and their width of
tires shall not be less than two inches. The load Tor
doMDe ss GTs or hn Sii; "@ t res a not
be less than two inches. Three or i0nf-h'rsh
wagons or trucks shall carry n load n2t
Of tires shall not lie less than two and 3 half
inches. Wagons and trucks carrying load ex-
thousand pounds, shall have tires not less than t~o
and half inches wide. Railroad cars, unless moved
upon permanent or shifting Tracks shall pass oyer
the streets upon eight wheels, with fat tires not less
rot less then Inches Vide ProeiJea. That the
carry tue railroad cars Imt by then until the
day Of JANUARY 1873, on streets OF tie city, subject
wheeled railroad 50 hauled the said company shall
pay one dollar. and for every four wheeled cur MY
cents. And IL shall be the duty OF the Trcdcgar Com
pany to report to the Auditor OF the city, between
the first and tenth days Of tue months OF January,
April, July, and October, the number OF such cars
OF the city the sums due for the same; snd CONF
pliance With this ordinance from the first day OF JAN
n rS due i FOR repairs rls Of rs Ts Snaer The former
ordinance Portable engines exceeding tent thousand
pounds shall be moved on four wheels with tires
tionary engines and heavy ordinance, exceeding
i've tons, shall Ge moved on four wheels
having tires not less than six inches wide. Any
piece OF machinery other bile article shall
be transported upon wheels having tires correspond
or article In tie ratio specified FOR cars, engines
ordinance The owner or any cart, dray, truck,
WAGON and the manufacturer or transporter OF any
cars engines. machinery, other article, who SHAH
ful to comply with the restrictions imposed by this
chatter shall for every such offence he lined not less
than ten more than twenty COLLARS Nothing In
fhi section shall apnly TO vehicles used BY farmers or
others living In the country cOifnS Into the city
with produce or fuel"
Published by authority. L. C.hoMARD
+, i7-;, City Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18
West Virginia constitutional Comvels-
tinu.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, january 1.-THE
State Constitutional Convention assembled
here'to-day. Hon. Samuel Price, Of Green
brier county, was reelected permanent rrrsi-
dent, and 6. p. Butcher secretary. An effort
will be made to remove the Convention TO
Wheeling, and will probably succeed.
Both Houses Of the Legislature are also
organized. c. 4. Sperry WAS elected speaker
of the Senate, and DR.. L. \. SUMMERS
speaker of the House.
The officers Of both Houses and the con-
yention are Democratic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18

Mr.. W, T. Gano, Of Cincinnati, died sud-
denly on Sunday night at his suburban resi-
dence in Clifton. He was for over fifty-fve
years intimately connected with the banking
business Of Cincinnati, and was for about
thiriy-fye years cashier Of the Lafayette
Bank in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18
BY Telegraph.
NEW ynHK SIApi< FITS

NEW I0rK, January l7.-COtton quiet and steady;
sales 1901 bales: uplauds 2ir. Orleans, 225c. Flcur
duh ard heavy: common 10 fair extra, Se.'U6ts75o;
good to choice, s7.55It$)5'. Whiskcy, 300. Wheat
Winter red western, UrGtcic. Corn closed heavy ai
Tg75ic. Rice firm 1T sc. Pork Hrmer ut sIi:5o
Beet steady. Lard easier: kettle. 9!c. furpentire
very firm at GgNTOc. Rosia and tallow steady.
Frrigtlts dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-18

;.,xlT Service NcsorH,.


.-.,>.-ro<, Iarua'y l6.--The opposition
80. r., i service reSo"1', as in&IGHr''co 10y
ADMINISTRATION, i growing stronger every
as +, ~newa iy the "ui&TinSS OF soma
~ .ncwlCr,S, Senator'S Ci'alot.ra,u ~
IN II probably address the senate thls
$685.. E,'ro,tatjon orthe new ciNii service
49,. 49,. md viii probably lc followed by diners
-. .na rr.,u! lean side. Ao'>'o>S'oh W ''.ei,
. s., ,aa HoI.c this afternoon h""'leo
..,,if!an Of several ke!inoil'a" t's'i-
,...r;nfly Dawes md Butler. to the So
90. ...,r1, Tha former declared sAat the
.., ,.r,i.r would 'e improved II Inc iFtH''
.....r nj. appointments on ms own re-
..s.,, qni no; on the recommendations
...,' = ~ congress. Nhl'c tue 'lI't' t'on
......t.. view. and maintained thai he
M va> iu>t ~ good a Judge - /"
... ,..,tan!,, among hi. constituents LOT
...t- ,.';s' - shy three or -FOUR HI"N'i'
,.m.. s..+naaa~tcT-. This reference 10 ''.''
.,s -,i1! ,- Board provoked Ii" !'ti'e n'c!l!-
Tl.-u3,nn end ~ The di>!Hn$;'i".i'
.....,.-, n.s. 10 doubt, prompted this
ri opposition. while some oi Tue
...o4l..:> fear Iiat ii persisted III Inc
rs.y.u VIII seriously damage P"''1@''
g. :.>.."i OF promoting them. ~ WAS
.......,.,;. ia tie impending presidential CAM
TIC E'a>Aitc Policy.
=. rrwotls,ts tonight seem disposed
-, c.ulEi~, which was held III the House
. ..a...cl.r IL tie passive policy :" t!i
..,.... politics were concerned. 40
..y.,..t t,..htn% I" any coalition or conner
...,.tE. National Convention was maze,
:.., ,,y.c.tdiu.>, which were brief. were
l,,g 4 M. ,.ISS