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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Austin, Mimi, Jan. 18th, 1874.

PIANO INSTRUCTION. Miss Sophie
Anderson gives instruction on tho Piano and
Organ It S. Aldcrson's, on River street. The
system Of accented lingering taught. She a.
% gives instruction in VOCAL music and eult,.
walton Of tho voice.
Those desiring to take lessons will End it .
good opportunity. n21-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Notice toTeachara

NO1jC0 90 ] 00CO060
An examination Of applicants for posi-
tions as teachers in the public schools of
this city, will be held at the high school
house on Tuesday, the 81st day March
next, at 8 O'Clock A. N.
BY order Of the Board of Education, of
the city of Austin
N. K, NOBLE, Clerk.
Austin, March 18th, 1874.
REV. J. CADwALLADER, Is assisting in
series of religious meeting at the Con-
gregational church, and will preach every
night Except Friday until further no.
tice. On Sunday night his discourse
will be directed to unbelievers andhoubt'
ers, Of every class, and such are earnestly
invited to attend.
All christians are cordially invited to be
present, and take part.
P1ERsoN, Patrick Clarity, and Thos.
Mccoy, were yesterday fined $25 each by
justice b. I. Smith, for selling liquor
without having taken out the 1nebriate
Asylum license, and thereafter that docu.
ment was in demand, fifteen having ap.
piled for it. The "committee of flve''
will endeavor to pursuade THIRTEEN more
to 60 before justice Smith for the assess.
ment of fines.
The work goes on, and the temperate
Register still, advertises the whiskey
business.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Pianos a0d Organs.

Chickering & Sons, and Halnes Bros.
Pianos, and Taylor & Farley Organs.
Without doubt, the best pianos made.
Those wishing to purchase pianos or or.
gans will find it for their interest to cx-
anime them and get my prices. Sample
instruments can be seen at my house.
j. N. WHEAT.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
f all kinds. at greatly reduced prices

Parties wishing to purchase anything IN
our line would do we'll to give % . call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
e. O. WHEELER,
!sae,ss.o~ ia PAGE d WHcfLER,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dsaisr in Real Estate.
OFFICE OVER lst NATL BANK ,
/. - Austin, MINI.

vn n. chANDALL. LAFAYETTE YRExCn.
~RANDALL t. FRENCH,
" ATTORNEYS At LAW, Austin.
NInn. udaes In Bank Block; adjoining
II >uocRipr ONCE. Collections Aud other bas-
insse attended 10 carefully and promptly.
AGENTS or HR Ar Ma ms. co.
(NEO. W. ROBINSON.
NJ REGIsTIR or DEEDS, Mower Go
Ais1. Will examine titles, pay taxes for non
rssiasats, e.
Austin, Nins., ksrsh 18th, 1871. II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

TIME CUDnY HOUSE,
Austin, 80. MINI.
az. j. Cuddy, Proprietor.
Farmers HEAD-QUARTCRS at this
Msase, with good accommodations. No extra
eAarsee-oxe price to all. Msals only Is cents.
Call and make yourself at Homo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

PADEN & NOBLE, have school books
writing books, and miscellaneous books.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

81 AUST IN & CHASE
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
GALLOWAY,

joHI Y. MORRISON, Paorsrs1cR
RAMSEY, MIMI,
Al The Junction Of the Milwaukee ! st. Paul
aai oenthsrn Ninnesets Railroads.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

4 Coop Work HoRsI for sale by
6lw2 JOHN WALSH.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

~>Farmers would do well to buy thei,
fence wire 1t once, "a there is prospect soon
Of considerable advance in this staple.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

CAes ever eolnsr / korean's store. Resi-.
aeess. lsst deer east Of the Public School
Iailline, vhsse 10 may b found to attend
promptly e III calls In the line Of hi' profs''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
TIC Neyt CONGRESS

The House Of Representatives consists
Of 2292 members. oftLcso 10 the present
House 1911 areReFuSI;cans, So are Demo-
crats, Sure Liberals. and l Of unknown
politics. Sc the Administration Rebubli-
caus have majority Of 10l over the
Democrats. and Of % over all parties other
Than their own.
So far as heard from, los members
have been elected 10 the next House Of
Representatives. OF these, 81 are Re.
publicans aud Sc Democrats, according tc
the latest reports TIE same States seu(
the present Congress 7G Republicans ant
30 Democrats. fthe Democrats gain il
the same ratio 10 the States which arc yeI
to elect, they vii! have $50 members IN
tie next !Iousc-a majority OF Is over
the Republicans and Of s over both Lib
erals aud Republicans, or, if the Liberals
vote shh them. of IS over t:ic Admins
tra,ion Rcpdblicans.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

in power? A circumstance which pfoea-
BIZ more than any other. tcpdtd to tie de-
feat Of the Radica. Congressional candidate
in the recen. contest here in the First
Congressional District. On the other
hand. We would ike to ask our contempor-
ary to point out one singlc instance @tctc
the democratic party of IVES; Virginia has
attempted prescription? Compare for a
moment, the condition Of the State under
the rule Of The ITO parties. sad We see that
where oncc cur free born citizens here, uu-
der every kind, Of pretcnce and political
maneuyrc. we're deprived of their rights;
now every man, be be Democrat or be be
Radical; be he white or be tie black. all
ENJOYING their fullest liberty. With nothing
to nolest e make them afraid.
Ga Via: ground then docs our Radical
contemporary base bis assertion? None
whatever. If'twcrc true, it woald oaly
be an Instance ofSataD rebuking sin; but
uudcr the circumstances 10 which i: is ut
tered, IN the face of perceptible aud motor
ious facts, it must strike the reading pub
lie as most remarkable protection
EAceliag Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
A Scrap Of History.

The following has bcca banded Is by +;
gentleman Of this city:
Captain Wm. G. Ready, a brave aud
noble officer in the Confederate army
when student at Jefferson College, Penn
sylvauia, adopted as bis motto:
"Ask 20 fsvoy shrink from no rcsgons,
billy"
Col George Il. Kennedy, a m'ri'oFi.
Gus and gallant officer in the Union army,
While student at the same College, at
the sane time, adopted as his motto;
Never say die"
During tic war Ready lost ar arm in
a closely contested battle. was captured
and sent to prison at Chicago. As he
passed into the prison, he noticed the gal
liant Colonel. aud salutcd him, saying Il
ask no favor; shrink IRON 70 response
bility." Col. Kennedy instantly replied:
"rheu, never say die" Guards, bring
the prisoner hcre!~ lie catered his Office
aud assigned 4 desk to the Captain, as a
Clerk. which vas faithfully aud hOnOfab'y
kept BY the Captain ua;il exchanged with
other prisoners of war Into the COufcd.
crate army again went the Captain and
notly battlcd fer the confederate cause,
and after receiving dangerous woanas,
aud making uuny hai.-breadih escapes,
with tie confederate troops,
aud is now Professor in a Mississippi
College. The noble Kennedy sleeps in
IN houorcd grave.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
Borenan's Successor.

a correspondent ofthe New York Her
aid, writing from Lewisbarg, thus refers
to the Senatorial question:
The next Legislature will be called up
on to elect United States Senator to sue
coed Senator Boscman, and Democrat
will be choseu, as that body will be very
largely Democratic. There will not be more
than four Republicans in the Senate, aad
less than dozen in the House. There
are great many gentlemen looming up
all over the State as candidates for this
position, prominent among them are Hon
Allen t Caperton, who was one Of Viz
ginia's Senator's 10 the Confederate Cong
ress; Judge Haymopd, of the Supreme
Court. J. n. Camden, who has twice been
candidate for Governor, and who has :
strong hold upon his party; and his claims
will no doab, be vigorously pressed. Il
S. Walker, formerly editor fthc Charles
ton Courier. aud Judge c. P. I. Moore
of the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
We add to this the: the Third Distt;c
as matter Of right, is eatit!ed to the U
S. Senator, as both the other Senator's ar,
from the upper section Of 0cr State, an'
have been since its organization. ItgiTc
US pleasure to see our esteemed fellow
tOwnsman, Hon CT T Moore. prominent
Iy naael for this high and honorable pO
sit;Oa. He is gentleman Of fne ability
and perhaps has doac as much, if no
more.to strengthen his party, IN this Dis
trio. and 10 the State. as any man in it
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
FROM MoRGANTowN.
CADET U&lDc'Rs, ARNoEY Bv!LD'yG, J
WEsr Va. UNIVERSITY, !
October 10Th, 1874.

4! a meeting Of the Cadets, held this
day. the following resolutions were asar-
ia,ously adopted:
Rcsolcc1, That We remember with IN.
Fcigncd satisfaction the honors conferred
upon Us By His Ezcellen:y Governor ia.
cob, and other State officials during our
recent trip to Charleston.
!. Resasrd, That cur most sincere thanks
are due the people of Charleston, old aud
young for their. cordial bespi.~.ity.- ~
Resolrcd, That Point Pleasant is aptly
named, and, that her citizens deserve to
live pro>perorslY hundred years.
Resided, That friends 10 Buffalo, West
Virginia, merit special appreciation for
their efforts to cheer US By the way.
Rcsolrc,l, That NJ. NJ. Park, Of Ra,
vcnswool, jackson county, has our best
wishes in return for barrel Of apples.
Rcso'rel, That the steamer Clara Scott
is comfortable vessel, and her officers
competent and obligiug.
Rcs0lred, That the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is natioaal blessing.
Resolccd, That our thanks are cheer.
fully extended to E. c. Bright, for prompt
and quick transportation, and to the hotels
of Farmount for coasidGrate attentions
and bountiFul tables.
Reso'ee,l. That we fully appreciate tue
mauy aattering notices Of our expedition
by tue various newspapers along the route.
Resided. That our thanks are rendered
the Faculty Of IVES! Virginia University
for ezcusiog Us from rccitatioas during
our trip to Charleston.
Res,lccl, That our trip was in all res
poets plcasan: oad profitable.
Reso!rca, That our heartfelt gratitude
belongs to the giyer OF every good add
perfect gift for favorable weather, aud fol
exemption from all accident ard sickness
In behalf the Corps.
J. j. PETERSON,
CaP;aia aad idjutaat.
State papers are requested to copy the
above resolutions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
ESTRAY NOTICE!

yNTE. James W. Smith S. 3. Henderson AMI
w John G. Henderson, three eee'holders
of the county of Mason, DO hereby certify lhaS
byI viY,ue of warrant 10 Is directed by Wur.
French, Justice OF Lewis District, said coUa.
" have this day or our olths, viewed and al
praised an estray taken up by Charles i
Hn,chinsoa, on bis land in Clcndinen Distri,t
and assess the value at sixty dollars. Is Il
gray mare, nine years old, with dark maize.
sixteen hands high. with scar on left brcaS;,
had on rorc ha!lcr. Givcn under our hands
this 5:h day Of October. 1871.
JAS. W. SMITH,
S B HENDERSON.
JN0 G. HENDERSON.
oct lJ-2w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The Bourbon party would to-day. con-
sscate aud exile every Republican in the
State if they dared. =. Monroe Register.
A very singular statement, and more
than usually SO, when it is considered by
whom i; is uttered The Monroe County
Register is ono of the most ultra. Radical
sheets published 10 West Virginia, aad one
ofthe vcry few which has bad the bold.
ness to speak its true sentiments in the re.
cent campaign. and openly advocate the
Civil Rights Bill. This is the style Of
the paper which makes the above state
ment.
Now We have one or two counter state
meDts TO make 10 be half Of the good old
Bourbon party which our Radical con-
temporary thus villides.
In the FIRST place, Why in the world
should We desire to conGsca'e Radicals?
If they were al put up and sold at public
auction, we doubt very much if they would
bring sum to the exchequer Of the State
sufficiently large to Gcfray the expenses Of
the sale. So that par; of the statement is
nanifcstly absurd.
In the second place, docs 1t rot strike
our friend that fer Radical to be thus
discoursiug regarding political prescription
is very delicate ground? Has be forgotten
what party it was which introduced,
and has always pcrpctratcd proscrip.
tive measures 10 tie country? Has
he forgotten that these samo outrages were
uot,only attempted. but actually carried
into effect III tbs State, nLca his far'y was
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

LARGE CATTLE Maj. Henry Robin.
son; living near this place, sold bis fac
herd Of cattle. by weight, on last Friday
TO Messrs. Warren. McI.anc and Maddy.
The herd numbered l2I, and the aver,
age weigh: OF the whole was 1882 lbs,
Twenty.seven of these averaged l,572
lbs. aud three Of them weighed respective
IL, 1910. 174j. and 1880 lbs
Thcsc cattle were fattencd entirely upon
grass, no farther attention being paid tc
them. than TO salt them regularly.-Uatoa
IFatchmas.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
Neticc 10 Bridge Builders.

WE, the undersigned, Bridge Commission
w crS Tor kanawha river roads, in Mason
county, West Virginia, will receive sealed bids
al thc 0:sicc of the Clerk of the County Court
Of SAID county up to Il ", Friday. Norcm5cr
9th. lSTl. for The construction Of ? wooden
bridge across Three Mile Creek in said county
about three miles from Point Pleasant. on the
Old Turnpike Road leading to Charleston
Said Bridge as 10 part vii! be sclfsuppo.lirg
on piers6e feet apart from center 10 ccatcr. I.
feet by - feet on top, 10 be plaukcd in on the
sides and covered with white pine shingles;
ROOF 10 project over each end about 5 feet; the
ends from piers 10 abutmcnls to be common
open spans, about IS feet long, with brace and
rod support for middle 0! each span. All 10
be well anchored to stone vol: All bidders
arc expected to examine size. aud furni,h their
own plans. with time Of completion and kinds
Of timber they propose 10 use in said work.
The party who contracts will &c required 10
give bond with good security for the faithful
performance OF same. The said Commission.
ers Fese'ving the right TO reject any OF all bids,
if tacy STE proper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

TIE New York papers are discussing, with
evident anxiety. yet apparent candor, the
pecuniary condition aud prospects Of the
commercial class. including IN that term
manufacturers and dealers. Starting with
the confession, which is uDdcniable. that
business Is dali, and that there axe liDger-
ing difficulties arising from the panic Of
rie year which haze not been suruoured,
the question is, what is really the ability
of business men to pay their debts nov,
and in view Of an inevitable slackncss Of
cash trade. for some months TO come.
Nobody supposes that trade will revive
before spring The better opinion would
seem to be that then it viii open cautious.
ly. There is no reason to believe, d:
there is none to desire. return to specra-
ton. While. therefore, failures here and
there will astouisii none familiar viih the
affairs Of the business world, it is hoped,
aud on good grounds, that the great body
of producers and czchaugers is sound; aud
that isolated lailcrcs viii not effect the
sfccral welfare. Two clements, if given
play long enough, will Sc. matters right
The prodac: Of agricultural Industry. and
a sharp economy Of the people in ezpcudi.
,urc This year we have large crops Of
everything in the nature of food. aud in
the raw material for clothing. There is
less money speus than for seversl years
for lrzG;ies. l.nothc- year Of THU very
desirable condition of-taings world pat the
nation upoa q substantial footing 10 its
large and in is constituent interests.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
NOTICE..

'S'uE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore OK.
l. listing between the Undersigned. uaGet
lhc FIRM name 0! Perkins Il Wilson, is this DAY
d;ssoirCd BY mutual consent, HObcIt Wilson
having purchased he interest Of Il. n. Per.
k'ns, sa!l Wilson assuming all liabilities and
is entitled 10 all credits due said firm.
II. N. PERKINS.
RUB'T WILSON.
Point Pleasant, v. Va, Oct l9,h, 1874.
oct 29-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

Speaking Of changes, Kanawha gave
the Indepudent ticket in 1872, 1lO6 ma.
jori,y, aud Hampshire 449! About ten
days siucc Kauawha gave majority
against the Independent ticket Of 300, and
10 Hampshire It was 565 against it. Sc
after oil the brsvsdo these two COUNTIES
alone changed almost enough to neutralise
Jacobs majority over Camden! soitsecms
:bat "uprisings Of the. people were very
disastrous 70 The Jaeotirs Courier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29
Stop T..

The Charleston Courier and Hunting.
ton .Aarsriser, arc still fal! 0: little fiogs
al Mr.. Hall. After be withdrew from the
Congressional race, he should have been
let alone, aud received the same treatment
at the hands Of these journals, that they
accorded to other private citizens Com
mon doccncg at lcas. should have dictated
more gcnlcnarly treatment Of Mr.. Hal!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

D&D.-Mrs. Mary J. EchoIs. wife Of
Gca. Joan Ecbols, died 10 this city on
Tuesday evening last, after a brief and
painful Illness. This announcement OF the
death Of tbs most cstimabIc lady created a
profound feeling Of sorrow throughout our
entire community. Her modest, uaobtru'
sivc. christian character had attracted TO
her msng warm friends, who admired aud
loged her for the genuine womcnly aud
wifely virtues aad graces that adorned her
life. The home circle was the theatre
where The attractions other character shone
TIE more couspicuousIy. There she vas
the centre Of the affection and caresses Of
those wbo knew her best, and over whose
life her christian at'ainmeHts and devclop-
men;s shed their hallowed and mcllowins
influence. Few @o;nen nave more fully
measured up to the standard of. the chris
tan wife. motLer and companion, than
3Irs. Echo.s, and her death leaves void
that no earthly agency can Gil. She was
a consistent mca.5er Of The Presbyterian
and died in ;he fall triumph Of the
christian Eaiey Etyinim, OciO-
Der Sth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The Mason County Joa1ai claims that
the Democratic victory 10 this county is
nothirgto crow over. We think i. is,
aud there's the difference.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

TIE New York .Sut pays the willy Sen.
ator from parlers5nrg, the following left
handed compliment:
Arthur |. Boreman is a candidate for
re election to the Senate from West Virg.
inia. Borcmau is chiefly noted for nothing
&c is profoundly serious individual, ap(
gives bis attention to getting bis friend:
iato fat Te6itoriai positions Some of hi!
appoin,ees. Who arc credited to Wcs
Virginia, never had legal residence 10 tie
State. One Of them slept there over night
ioufneyed on to Washington, aud wa
rcsc,tcd frou the moualaip Common
wealth. West VirgiuiaDs have been re-
markldc for their Independence in politics
aud it %iil be interesting to observe theiI
course toward Que WHO has been devoted
henchnan Of the White House and friend
Of worthless carpet baggers. foreman i:
Kellogg wi.hout his opportunities.
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T.lNE NOTICE!

1 Ii parties are hereby forbidden, (without
Z my consent.l 10 trespass upon ny lands.
by entering my orchards, hunting, fishing,
berrying, nulting. drifting, or in any o.hrs
manncr whatever, IS | will enforce the law ,o
is fullest extent against trespGssing.
aug. 20. ls14-!i. :
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LoUIsIAN ON TIE RACK AGAIN
The Richmond Wig says: When TIL
conservative people of louisiana, who St
quietly accomplished the revolution i,
their State government few weeks ago
promptly yielded TO the dcmard Of tho su
thoritics at Washington, and gave bacl
the rcins to be again placed in The hand.
of the usurpcr who was !ramPling upor
them, there was an exhibition Of Difference
to Fcdcralpowcr which made their mod
Grafton in the cxultaut hour of triumph
more conspicuous still, and ought to have
satisfied the Administration that whatever
might be said as to the legality or formal,
iiy Of the proceeding, they were prompted
tJ no hostility to any other party or any
other poser than that Of KELLocG and lis
.cihcrca!s 10 tue State, who were binding
them hand and foot for their further hu
initiation and oppression. II YVES general
" believed, as well as doubtless desired,
by the best people in all parts ofshc count,
ry, that those who bad participated iu the
temporary overthrow Of tue unlawful aud
unrcpu5lican government that had been re-
ns:atca, would not be mocstcd. The
moral right Of their cause was conceded
by many of their political opponents in the
NORTH who sustained the President in his
action while condemniug him for lis orig
inal recognition Of KELLOGG as the Gov
eraor Of the State. But now We hear that
10 Northern Louisiana the COUNTRY is scolr-
cd by Federal soldicry, that arrests are
taking place, that the peaceful people are
flying in terror from their bones, aud that
the whole State is excited With apprchcn,
fions of drngoouades not unworthy to be
classed in history with the ruthless rang
ing of CLAvzRuousE in the hey-day of his .
heartless prosecutions. If these thing,
be true it is obvious that Louisiana is to be .
putupou the rack again, with-the hope of
firing the Northern heart" through the
agency ofec!s Of resistance to which some
Of her people may be driven IN the agony
Of their injuries and in despair .: every
thing like justice either at the hanls Of
their own State government OR Of the
Washington authorities. II such indeed,
should PROVE to be the desperate purpose
Ofthe Redical leaders, We cannot but be.
lisve that they will be sadly disappointed
in the results of their work. The people
o til. North haze been awakened at last
to the impSsitions Of their politicians.
THE Louisiana question is not so mgsteri-
Gus to them now as it has been. They
are reading and thinking for themselves
about the Southern oatrases, with which
their ears have been so often dinued
They have seen Kellogg unveiled by the
recca. revelation IN which the RICH, Of the
people vas put down BY the might Of the
Fedora! Government. They vii watch
this game ifthe political desperaaoes shall
dare to play it. And though Louisiana
on the rack again will excite the sympathy
Of al! good men 10 the country, the effect
will be more hurtful thaa helpful! to the
Radical cause.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-29

The Alelliyesccr says they are glad to
sec the Republicans retaining to their
mutton" Certainly many Of them have
locked shccpist since the election.
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congratulatory.

We.c0ugratalate Col. John L Vance.
slisOr Of the Galiipolis Bulletin. upon his
sssccsstul canvass and triumphant elect,
ton Congress. over the Hon. H. S.
Bqndy. In him the people vii! End an
honest and capable representative in the
next Congress, ana who will never give
them any cause to rcgre. that they cas-:
their votes FOR him.