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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19
Honorary.

Not bad,is this remark of a pas
tor, 1.-TWO thirds of the members OF
my church are honorary members.
They don't come to prayer.meetings;
they don't attend the Sabbath
school; they don't add to the life OF
the church; they are passengersfon
the gospel ship: they bear no bur
dens ;add no strength; their names
are on our books; they are honorary
mem bers."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19

If you want a Christmas cake,
or Christmas Nick Nacks of any
kind, go to see Voss. declS-2t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19

Solid Gold Rings, Elegant Set
all styles of Rings, at WNsHIP's. 8
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19
For Rent.
w hat 81 Will Getl
TEgHn PULASKI CITIZEN ooiU Be

EE1HE PULASKI CITIZEN viU be
sent to any address from nOoo until the
1st of January. 1871, for only TtOO Dollars IN
Cash. ERR CIxXGE.N is one of the largest
country papers published IN the South, print
ed at Pulaski, filled NTH local matter and
the latest ne1oS, and aeUoted TO the interests
of Giles County. No citizen ought to be Oith-
out it. The rich can afford 1t, but the poor
can afford 1t better, because they rOiu find it
a great help to them. Try it one yeay; and
If 1t does not prove to be north the money,
come and get your money back. We've been
here nearly tt0e1ty years and rant to stay
t,0enty more. GiUe us your support, and
bring your friends s0itb you.
Plain and fancy Job York executed on
short notice at Nashville prices Blanks of
all kinds for sale.
Ivy. McCoRD,
PrsEzski, Dec. ?. 1879 '''7'0l'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19

Voss's variety Of Christmas tricks
is unsurpassed ia Pulaski. dec-2
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19

For your fine candies, common
candies, cheap candies, and sweet
candies, go to VOss's. decIS-2
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19
Marriages,

Marriages.
Marion Martin to Amanda
Hughes.
lobe Grant 30 Elizabeth Hays.
Enoch McGrew to fish Wilson.
Isaac Brownlow to Mary A. Alb.
ernathy.
Rob't Watkins to Nancy A. Rog-
.ers.
Edwar1 Parsons to NJ. A. Thomas.
wv. Kelvey to (. E. Compton.
VIM. McMiilion to Desdemonia
Chapman.
VIM. Lock to Kate HAYWOOD.
Mitchell Hazlewood to CordeIia
Duke.
Isaac Evans to Mamie Stepp.
B. H. Burgess to NJ Sanders.
Ephraim Harwell to Crazy Cox.
Geo. Watson to Fannie Story,
Toys to the right of you, toys to
the left of you, toys in front of you,
tive 70 the rear of Won TOYS ali
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19

Money orders can be obtained at the
Pulaski Postofice upon pOstOfiices in all
parts of the United States. a list Of
InOney order offices may be seen on ap-
pIicatiou. The following are the rates
Of commission charged for money or
ders: Orders not exceeding $50, 10 cts. {;
over $50 and not exceeding $50, 10 cts /;
over $50 and not exceeding $40 20 cts. !;
over $40 and not exceeding $50, % cts.
J. ID. LEWIS, p. NJ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19
A Young Convict.

A lad only eleven years of age
was received at the Penitentiary at
Nashville the other day from Nc
MINI county, sentenced to one year
Imprisonment for house breaking
and robbing at Athens, Tenn. Ale
is the youngest convict ever sent 20
the Tennessee Penitentiary. His
accomplice and seducer, a brother
in-law, was sentenced for five years.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19
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0RDMAY. GQRl0N 9 H.anlRE.
c. X. oRDwAY.
c. GoRDox.

COTTON FACTORS & COMMISSION MERGE ANTS
Nos. so and 81 1rareet street,
NASHVILLE,
WE Cotton
gned to and make al
We
acilon.
EACH be
x
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19

Voss's stock of Christmas cakes
is unsurpassed in the State. Try
them. dec19-2t
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-12-19

Elegant Work Boxes, Toilet Sets,
and a full line of Christmas Toys,
at (2t) PoPE & TowLER's
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who like to see home institutions pros
per, and at the same time get the worth
Of their money. Noman or woman
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-30
ST. MART'S SCHOOL-VIRGIEIA
CITY.

Now that the holidays are drawing
near, the Sisters of St. Mary's School.
Virginia city, are endea voring TO make
the time pleasant o tie pupils in their
charge in that very excellent institu-
ton. The school will close for the
year on the Goth of December, and re
open again on the 9th of January. A
Christmas Tree wilIibe in readiness for
the little ones, and the people of Nir-
ginia and surrounding towns are res
pectfully invited to partake of the
pleasures thefeat. Following is a SO
rate of the tableau, and names of girls
participating therein. which TOOK pace
on the 25thlnstant. underline manage
ment of Miss Emma Midgely and
Louisa Cavanaugh:
i. Scene 1>t-Takingthe Neil-Char
acters; Priest, l.. Louizelle: Novice.
NJ. Honevman; Nuns, f. Midgely, Nj.
Noteware. j. Magyar, l.. C~avanaugh.
l.. Booth. y. Newman.
>. Song (ilei)-''Shamus O'Brien,'
B. LewiS:"Nora O'Neil,' NJ. Lewis.
3. Night and Day-Clorinda: S.
D~res>cndoffrr.
I. Four Stages in !ife-Childhood:
r. flaming: MaIienhood: +. Nidglev;
WomanhOod: NJ. NOteware; Old Age:
l.. Booth.
). DutcIIman's Complaint-katriHa
Putnam.
6. Goddess q Liberty-L. Cavan
augI.
:. Spanish dance and song--M.
Sperrv.
5. Cindorella-M. Powers; God
mother. y. Newman.
9. Captain Jenk>-J. Humphrey;
Mrs. Jrnks. NJ. Honevman.
10. Wall for Me-R. Tanning.
II. street ~rrnc-lady, +. MadGIeE:
Be-gar~. T.. and NJ. Bray.
l.. When Sue eats away the mice
viii pIav-Lad& l.. Mad-!ev; Maiden,
J. Morgan; Loven~I. Humphrey.
-. Crossing the Mrrv-M. Powers.
u. l:abcrct at the Ve)l-Rrhecca.
y, Ncwman: Arab. l.. C4@nau-h.
j.. Hush! they >Ic"p-.E W"rteIl.
Ii. I~nnnr-ucs and Crime Inro
ce4lce. y. Humphrey; Crlne. J. King.
l., Faith. Hope and ChrrilN-Fath.
+. MIi-'rv: Hope, ). Morgan; Char
itv. l.. Tnoth.
i. >tatuarv-L. Cavanaugh, Vi.
Nntoware and VI. iInueyman.
the above characters were well rep
Resented aud the features very inter
r>tiug. Mach credit i due the Sisters.
and shows unurin- energy On thar
part. - far asour knowledge extends
pro,r~faut>. a~ we'll as Catholics. who
have. ~patronized the -. Niarv'- S.hu"!
accord the highest praise to the man
a-enieut of that institution. The DIS
is thorough and the charges
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-30

COMPLIN EHrAKY.--We are in re
ceipt of a complimentary ticket to the
st. Andrews Dinner. TO be given at
the Corbett Hnnse, this evening, at S
o'clock. under the auspices of the so
cietv, this being their first anniVer-
>ary celebration.
GRAND MATINEE.-Ry earnest re-
quest, Church's Troupe of Star Artists
will give a grand matinee for the ac
COMMUNICATION of aides and children.
this afternoon, November 80. rommnnc
ing at O'Clock T.. M. Admission 80
cents; children, - scents.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-30

En- !" ~
IN !h'> cry Were >au'y di>aP2"ih'e'' on
w. % I'M '" = 49,
NV i' w
,ir f,,,ha,a ,G..i,T' L.,nn,- i mn.n
/ Tin,.o,t n ni.,ht Irrt,ra tn,, Ln vnnrG
play Il game "a hI- * prcte'i a-sI>>.na
va ave ""'' 49,
va.
- ! Wv "
- t'''''', -,
Ter q. tn" SITUATION. The thm'lv Me!"
'i,''N' - ~ ~ "'''e ""H III
'"'N1
BLArN>M:rHE;G.-E. /. Cults is
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-30

rvrr,-..r p,,t.Ir-Nanrcsc-rrad
Ihv T. II. In"r. Bo<tnn, Mass. war.
raui.,t 80 rr,u"yr STAINS and replace
a liraruiiut Polish nl i~,itmn~. organs
and ri Eiull. II fine turniture-the
1 same ~ whom new-an! remain 81 un
Isil iu;i:t / az Uorn out. She finest
'''.' H"'~' ''NI'E 'n'I'l,''i may, ''IS
ru~r..I> nr iail~ ar. SHARED IN making
,lr i~,<rc{ripr tie h..>. polish in the
EnIfpl States. Price. 81 20 per bottle.
~,l i'm every .Own ami civ. in music
or stationery S!Or,>. Nlt,ly it with a
~ot, cotton cloth mpi~trued with the
polish. 80 hard rubbing required.
y @,..I Ern"hs, 'p".,o1i..n I;IoE
.tn,a tr,-.nn r',fv E.y aront rt-
nr,, -, ,ui ,-,r .,,,r,ia,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-30
LOCAL lNrELLIcENcE
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrive from at $50 a m. Closes
tfor at $50 p. IN.
Vtrgtmia-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes for at 3:i5 p. IN.
Gcnon and Aurora-ArriyCs from at
$50 y. m. Closes for at $50 4. m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03

mouths. The internal revenue commissioner
Is directed to refund such taxes as may have
been illegally exacied contrary to this con-
siructun Of the act The amnesty bill was
further debated Mr. Chandler said the men
Of the Southern States were in the position Of
paroled prisoners of war, and he thought it
would have beneficial effect if two or three
hundred Of them could he taken out and sum
marily shot.
The House passed the bill restricting the
appellate jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States in civil cases to those in
which the amount involved should exceed So
600, aud extending it to certain cases involving
life or liberty. The report Of the committee
on ways and meaus justIiying the acting OF the
Secretary of the Treasury in his negotiation
with the jay Cooke, Syndicate was taken
up. lu debate it was stated that the syndi-
cate had received So, 4O0,O 600, profits, and that
at the time of the passage Of the bill the then
chairman Of the committee ON ways and
means Mr.. SchenckD had pledged the House
that no advantages should be extended under
the bill 10 one citizen over another
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
Pronounced Unconstitutional.

The Drake amendment so-called, which
shut off persons from the benefits of pardon
and amnesty by the President in the Court Of
Claims was on Monday decided by the Su-
preme Court to be unconstitutional, aud there
is rejoicing thereat, especially among lawyers,
whose cases, nearly two hundred in all, had
been ruled out Of the Court of Claims on
brakes amendment
This legislation was a part Of the Radical
maueuveriDg Of two or three years ago to pun
ish the Southern people, and Which, like the
Drake amendment, will not stand the test Of
trial in the Supreme Court if ever jurisdc-
ton shall obtain there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
A Pagty That Needs ovorhauIing

The New York Ercniag Post tRepublicanl
says that the American Congress bids fair to
become a mere aggregation Of Investigating
Committees, euumerating the committees in
the following order: There is 4 Custom
House Investigating Committee now sitting
in New york A New Orleans Inyesti-
eating Committee is about to depart
from Washington for the Crescent City.
The Committee Of the District Of Columbia
has Just been constituted an Investigating Com
mittee to inquire into the conduct Of affairs
under tie new Territorial government. The
Committee on Commerce has also been made
an Investigating Committee, to examine the
charges against the Quarantine officers Of this
port Mr. Garrett Davis now insists on a
committee to investigate President Grant"
What commentary on the morality Of the
party aud the corruption in which it has III
yolyed the civil service The whole concern is
rotten to the core, and if the grand inquest
% the nation do not arraisn, condemn, and
rcpudate it next November, we may as well
give mp an hope Of any real reform in the Gov
erameLt and abandon the country to its fate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
Philadelphia State Senatorial Elec'
ton.

On Tuesday the election took place in Phil
ade phia to nil vacancy in the State Senate
from the fourth senatorial district The State
Senate stands at a te-lS republicans, is
Acknowledgement tie election Was therefore OF
more than unusual interest.
The contest was between Gray. regular re-
publican, aud Mcclure, reform republican,
Mcclure asserts that lie has proof that sixteen
hundred votes Of repeaters were accepted in
two wards, and over three hundred in anoth-
or. He Was defeated by fraud In two Of the
wards the ballot boxes were seized aud car
ried or At several Of the polls the regular
judges absenicd themselves, and bruiSers and
bad characters were substituted in their place.
In all the wards the new police crowded around
the polls, OLstructing access to them, and ar
resting numbers Of respectable citizens who
attempted to vote the reform ticket
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
On Standing Committees.

The representatives of Jefieison in the Con-
vention and Senate and House of Delegates Of
West Virginia, appear upon the Standing
Committees as follows
CONVENTION.
Hon C. j. Faulkner, Chairman Of judiciary
Committee.
Hon. W II. Travers, Chairman Of Taxation
and Finance Committee.
Logan 0sburn, Esq, on Committee on COuu-
ty Organization.
Col. W. A. Morgan, on Executive Depart.
nent Committee.
SENATE.
EW. Wilson, Esq, on three Committee
Judiciary, Education, and Executive Expendi.
lures
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Jno. W. Grantham, Esq, on Committee OF
Private Corporations and Joint Stock CUmpa'
pies.
G. F. Cross Esq, on Counties, Township
aud Municipal Corporations, and on Arts, Sci
ences and General improvement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
Execution of Bolts for the Murder
of "Pet Halsteed."

The execution of George Bolts, in the spa
cious hall Of the Essex County Jail, New Jersey,
last Friday week, for the murder Of 0livar S.
Halsteed, well-known in Washington city and
elsewhere as Pet Halsteed, was a memorable
occurrence of the kind. The execution took
place in the covered Jail yard, or more proper
ly speaking, the hall Immediately in front Of
the three tiers Of cells, No. 4 of which deceased
occupied. The gallows was an upright, with
crossbeam, weight and spring. 50 arranged that
when the weight fell the condemned man was
jerked of hiS feet instead Of falling through a
trap-door, as is generally the case
When the warrant was read The clergymen
shook hands with him, the sheriff adjusted the
moose, drew the cap over his face, stepped and
touched the spring, and Bolts leaped four feet
in the air and came down two with thud.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
lFrOm the Wheeling Reyisfer.]
CHARLESTON.
News from the Besieged. Tidings
from the Lost Tribes.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 90.

CHARLESTON, JANUARY %.
The Kanawha river is locked and Id by
ice and the people, the latter by the latter
especially. There are no communication
through the lines except by telegraph.
The Legislature has passed resolution to
adjourn on the 10Th Of Fehruary-ifthe wealth
er will permit. The appropriation bill is
nearly completed and not much other legisla-
ton will be done.
In the Convention the proposition TO fix the
rate of interest by constitutional provision has
been defeated The several committees are
hard at work, are making good progress, and
a short session is confidently expected.
On motion Of Mr.. 0sburn,
Resolred, To inquire into the expedicncy Of
so amending our school laws as to permit each
and every county to have the exclusive benefit
of its own taxation, raised for school purposes
On motion of Mr. Wilson,
ResOlred, To inquire into the cxpcdiency Of
ENGRAVING into the Constitution provision
securing to poor persons, as debts hereafter to
be contracted, homestead of not less than
$500 aud not more than 81 900 in value and
to provide for the exemption of personal prop
erty against debts hereafter contracted, 81 that
the value Of such property does not exceed
$500.
Mr. Wilson offered the following,
ResOlred, That the legally constituted au-
thorities of all cities and Incorporated towns
shall have the exclusive right to grant or re-
fuse license to sell spiritnous liquors by retail
or otherwise, within their respective towns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03

SHERIFF. CoLLEcTIoYs.-Sberiff Chase, ant
his Deputies, |. T. Chapline and George
Koonce, Of this County, paid into the Stat,
Treasury, on the 10th instant. S2l,7OO tn,
amount due for State axes. Col. John w
Grantham, member Of the Legislature, carried
the amount to Charleston and deposited it in
the Treasury Department. This speaks il
commendaJle tones for the efficiency of our
Sheriff aud bis Deputies, especially so upon
considering that the tax books were not placed
10 their hands until the FIRST Of October-thus
having but three months time to make the
collections Shop. Reg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03

The colored people in Philadelphia recently
held meeting at which the speakers CON-
plaiued much Of the manner in which colored
people are treated in that city The Balti-
more San says that "as far as appointing tc
Office is concerned, the colored race has received
more from the conservatives OF Virginia than
from the professional philanihropsts of Penn
sylvania. In the more important matter of
provision for their education the Virginia con
seryatives have outstripp'd other States"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
NJ. P. Conference.

The forty-fourth session Of the Maryland
Annual Conference Methodist Protestant
Church will commence in Washington city
on Wednesday, the 18th day of March. This
body consists Of 81 stationed and So unsta.
toned ministers, and lay delegate from eacf
charge. The present membership is about
10000, besides $50 colored in Charleston, S
C., 100 Sabbath Schools, $50 teachers, and
nearly 1000 scholars. They have 100
churches and "a parsOnages valued at $685..
400.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
The Permanent Seat"

The Permanent Seat is rather too per
maneut just now for any practical purpose.
Tie uulucky members Of the Convention and
Of the Legislature and the soj,urners in the
stately old town are locked in as closely as a
toad 10 limestone; they are Theoretically sealed
in by the ice, and will probably keep I'M
til the next general thaw. There seems to be
no immediate prospect Of the Convention adj
iouruing to Wheeling CT anywhere else, and
the Legislature viii regulate the length Of its
session by the condition Of the weather. Pos
sbIy, when tie spring time comes, the Con-
yeutiou viii bloom out before our sstonished
vision perfect Constitution, to be plucked
and enjoyed by the people Of the State who
Will no longer regret that they were deprived
Of the privilege Of watching ;he growth Of the
flower. So, seeing that we can't do anything
else if We would, let Us rail- WheeliRg Reg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
Death of Mrs. Gen. Ewell.

Last week we ann ounced the death OF Gen.
r. s. Ewell, which occurred on Thursday
We see by the papers that the wife OF General
Ewell, Lyzinka Campbell, the daughter OF
George Washington Campbell, Secretary 9th
Treasury, aud Minister to Russia under MadI-
son and Monroe, highly cultivated and intel
lectual, and much beloved woman, died oil the
same disease but two days before her husband.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03

STOKES IL THE ToNBs-Stokes, the murder
err Of Col. Fisk, rests his curled head on lace
boriered pillows. The odor of bis cell per-
meates the entire Tombs lie orders in per-
fume by the box, and every time the soup aud
hash for the common criminals is toted past
his door he breaks bottle of musk In a
crimson faced dressing gown, embroidered
slippers and silk socks, he smokes the time
away, altogether tie gaycst bit Of a criminal
that ever lodged in Murderers' row
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03
. Observer u

The fear Of boring cur readers prevents as
from replying at length TO the aniabe Re
idnder Of observer" who seems 90 have
nothing more profitable to occupy his precious
time than splitting hairs and discovering dis
,inctions where no difference eau be found
Our regard, too, for the interests Of "clVieS-
ron " makes Us anxious to cut short ilt' dis
cusaon; for, If Il should cou'iuvc Z would,
undoubtedly, Interfere with tie production Of
those two blayses Of grass On whose growth
Observer lays such stress.
observer objects to ouT particularizng,
when he persists he only intends to deal in
reneral,ties. Sc be it, but bis general rule
must be capable Of application somewhere IN
particular, else where is its use2 If the Bank
ing System as a whole is "iuiquitous, and
bauking officers are gentlemen thieves and
robbers" as a whole, then what viii he call
the banks and banking officers in Charlestown ?
The only serious remark we have to make in
regard TO Banks, is, that we never favored the
present National Bank system, as our files viii
show-a system Of paper issues from paper
basis by which the fortunate bond-holder gets
SIX per cent. in gold on his deposit, and SIX per
cent. in currency upon nor-interest bearing
notes; bot as it is the financial policy Of the
country, neither our opposition nor the da-
tribes Of Observer will avail anything. II
we viewed Banks only as q" legalized robbers,
aud "bribers Of legislatures, We certainly
should not become particeps erimjais by tax
ing their notes. As We co not stand upon
either the debtor or creditor side Of tie Banks,
weare under no Obligations to become "Defeud-
ers." We only wish them aad the public a
safe dlieery
His monopolies are getting 10 be as uu-
merous as his blades Of grass-but we fail to
zee the point in applying that term to lnsu-
rance Companies. for Of all branches Of bust
ness that one gives rise to most competition
ats Agents are as " thick as autumnal leaves
that strew the brooks in Yallambrosa."
Observer possesses the girt which ena-
bles him to keep up an inierminable TRADE up
on bis monopoly hCbJjs, and the indie
pendence, public spirit and pToPriety Of the
SPIRIT afford him the opportunity Of showing
off bis historical and classical lore, though be
u, as be admits, having "come from the SUI
blime to the ridiculous" Well, let him enjoy
a monopoly Of that, too.
We can readily, however see the force Of
the comparison which " Observer makes Of
himself with PisO. Let any Gracious come to
divide the public corn. and note bow promptly
our Piso l"Observer'l would come forward to
claim a share
With due Difference to the grey hairs Of our
venerable mentor, we disc.aim ali intention Of
having been either captous or improper
10 our article Of last week and trust bis eye
sight viii not be SO dim as TO prevent him from
seeing the sweet, forsiyiug spirit with which
we have cndeavored 20 pervade this one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03

Bills for local prohibition, and for license
law with stringent provisions for personal re-
sponsbility, were introduced il the New York
Legislature on the 25th nit. The latter require:
liquor dealers to give bond Of $4,000 with
responsible sureiies, and suit may be brought
by any citizen, as well as by relatives Of per-
sons injured. This is the law which has been
found to work well in Ohio. has been enacted
in Illinois, and is now pending In Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03

ELEVEN HUNDRED BARRELS OF WHIsKEY
BURNED.-Nashville, Jan. pa fire broke
out Saturday morning in the wholesale grocery
store Of Ewing & Co, on South Market street.
The flames spread with great rapidity, and in
a short time the whole establishment, two four
story houses, was beyond being saved Eleven
hundred barrels Of whiskey were in store, the
bursting Of which added to the intensity Of
the flames.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-03

Who that ha. seen a dangerru, disease arrested
by an able physician or good medicine but val
ues both! Be it your family physician to whom
you owe 50 many escapes from aches and aiis, or
DIR. A yer's inmitable remedies: his Sarsaparilla
that renewed your vitality OF Cherry Pectorai
that cur ed painful cough, or his Ague Cure that
expelled the freezing ague and burning fever from
your blood. Who that has been relieved BY any
OF these agencies but feels grateful for them all
Bangor Times.