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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

Brother Meacham, OF the South
Kcntuckian. is troubled sdreiv. Ills
griei percolaics from his goose quill
in such plaintive drops of dolorous
disiillaiion as these: ut is merely
the plan the few disappointed Office
seekers who are into the movement
have adopted to get into the Itcpub-
lican camp. They have severed their
allegiance 10 The Democratic party.
and of course their next step will be
to join the Republicans. The Com
mercial is encouraging aud aiding
the boilers, ana of course it would
not do this unless 1t saw that the Re-
publican party would DO benefited.
All parties and all people in this
Statewillsbe benefited by the success
of The movement to which Col.
Jacob, Col. Ewing, Judge GuiTey,
Judge Stuart, Col. Ware, Capt. Cox,
Mr.. Truman, Mr.. Ferguson, Mr..
Frey, Mr.. Hill. DIR. Richardson, Col.
Nall. Maj. Kinney, Maj. Startling
Col. afunhEg Cspi. Boland, Mr.
Mulkcy. Judge Baker, Col. Mcllenry
and other good and true men have
pledged their political fortunes
The Commercial has advised its par
ty associates to lend helping hand
for reasons which are not partisan
and which cannot be attacked by an.
fair minded mm.-Louisville Com
mercial.
If the party which is composed o
the nineteen gentlemen yon name, i
so much better calculated 10 bcnefi
''all people" of the State, why don
You quit the Republican party ant
come square out for the Jacobites
1t is certainly very Incompatible TO
la Republican paper to be the orgnl
of q so.callcd Democratic party
The Commercial Us guilty Of eithe
gross Inconsistency, or Transparent
trickery.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

Prot. Jno. M. Klein announces the
discovery OF another new comet
which will appear in the constclla-
ton "Ursa Major" aboat tho latter
part of February. 1t will be visible
early I'm March,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

The Courier-Journal, with i,s char
acteristic enterprise. gave the pictures
of,he'Judge, LAWYERS, jurancn and
Interested parties in the 'Guiteau case
in the paper of Feh.f6.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

Ifyouhave spite against any one,
manly (?) way to get even win
him IA TO send him an insulting comic
valentino to day. II lisa much safer
why than 10 insult a gentleman to
his face. is
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

The 1906" Stalwarts, who stood by
Grant at Chicago, are each to be pre-
sented with bronze medal, bearing
the image Of Grant on one side and
wreath on the other. Mr.. A. H.
Clark, of this city is one Of the mum.
hos
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

The Garfield Memorial services
will take place in the hall ct the
House of Representatives at Wash
ington. Feb. 81. Jas. G. Blaine will
deliver the address.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.

We are authorized to announce
JuDeE A. ". Lone as candidate
for reelection to the office oil County
Indge. Subject to the action of bet
Republican, party.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

DR.. Tanner, the faster, has located
at Buffalo, N. Y, to practice medi.
cine. IIeaiso lectures on temperance
occasionally.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
DOTH YEAR The ,s ss, ssa,, and miami, only

O0TU VEAP Tho original and only
IOl II i DhIb the favorito national
family paper The STAR SPASGLED BANNER,
begins its goth year, Jan. 1882. Established
1858. The Banner Ia the Oldest and most pop.
ular OF its class. Every humber contains s
large pages, 40 long columns. with many Com
Is crow,ledfull OF the best Stories, Poetry. Wit
Hnmrr. Fnn-mhking a paper to amuse and
instruct old and young. IL exposes Frauds,
swindiers and Cheats anh every iinc Is anus
ins, sn E 1 or enie,taining Eyerybo.!
year II 10 by far the best cheapest, Msost pop
ular paper printed. For rs cts. six hne SILVER
teaspoons are sent with the BaNttnr one year
Fifty other superb premhigns. Send 10 cent?
fox mouths trial trip, with hill prospectus. or
% cts. Tor banner a whole year. Specimens
free. Send now. Address
BANNER PLUG co. Hinsdale, ". II.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

mTMn0 y. a. Lehman. Solicitor
L a l!1N lCs OF A nerican and Foreign
Patents, Washington, ID. c. All, busilAe 6
connected with Patents. whether bcfory tbs
Patent Office or the Courts, pro- phy attendc
ell 10. No charge made unless a patent Is SO.
cured. Send for crvllaf. Dec IL 1881.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
COUNTY 'c0URT 'oLrRk,

We are authorized to announce
JNo. w. BREATiiri'r, "a a candidate
for reelection to the Office OF County
Court Clerk, subject TO tho action of
the Republican ipdrty. Election
August 1872.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
Col, Jones Lester.


were better for the mfttcr TO be,
dropped. First, because fills is no
ifmeto create dissensIdn'in anu dis
turb theharmuny 'of tho Democrats
party, aud second, because ii is tool
early to begin To 'ussiiaie The guber
material question. What we have
said about Col. Jones was said with
no disposition or intention TO perse-
cute him. che statement that Col.
Jones made q sectional speech at
frankfort isi The point npon which
this controversy originated. That
charge Is met by plain denial.
Now we would have let the matter
rest in this shape, 'bnt Col. Jones is
not satisfied. Tho 'Covington Com.
monwcalth publishes the whole of the
controversy and sharply criiicises us
for Whit 1t terms "a coarse, u1war
ranied aud uupruvoked attack" upon
Col. Jones. Ofcourse Col. Jones en-.
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guago
~ 49,, .
W." '" ~" " VIZ 100 80
w se' """'' ~ 'P
p'e", !" 'u' w" o''"'"' ''o"
W. nav :" '" "
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w" ''"' . "','v " :"
oP'"'o'" 10 wv. oo0' w." 800 :"
~ " - .,'.
~, y. 80
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80. ina,
but simply appcal 10 all who heard
his speech in the Capital Hotel 10
- W ~ =.
Col. Jones says he was not iielr-
gate and scnly hammered 10 he in
Frankfort during tho convention.
Granting that he was not q delegate
his influenza must indeed he limited.
ifhe could not control an uninstrucl.
eel delegation from his own county
Ito saws when his opinion was asked
Inc declined 10 advise his delegation
lbut IN tho mex, breath "frankIy all.
mitsr that he told three or four of the
a.ao,eystes N vo,e for Henry Wby
| aid I'm fo Ills irhc had no voice In
4 tho mart,r or ;,s,uenco with his dele.
gationa Are these statements con.
sis,cn, , Col, Jonas admits that h,
said in his remarks in The Capita
Hotel that he advised his deI,patio,
Ito vote for their own dis,rict candi
dates, bu. ReIics that hc said the,
should vote for their nearest neigh
bors after Poage and Desha wer,
droppej. When the contest had
been narrowed down to Gaines
Hewitt and Henry. representing the
western. central and eastern portion.
of the state respectively, then was The
time when Col. Jones should have
ri,en abovs section md said TO III,
C.,nnbcl, conntv delcoo,cs the owe
of the state ore mon mo Won hav,
asked nv advice. 7 ANA Kentuckia,
and not n scc,ionalist and INV adyic,
is divide the vote of NV count,
eouallv betwccn the three candidates
Ru, ha diJ not lo tb;s Tho dcleoa
|
nc cen'ra''nah hha nearest heigh
oor. Is 'rue 'hal oo., JONES' TX
prosscu y par''aliy ior henry ave
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

Senator Beck has introduced bill
to prevent the unlawful certifiication
OF bank checks by National banks.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

<th 70 ga week In your own town. IS
~ I'm 0fh Outht Tree. No risk. Every
MIMI hing new. Capital not re-.
n CURED. ewill furnish you
everything. Many are making n fortune. La
dies make MS much as men, and boys and girls
make great pay. Reader, II you want bust
ness atwhich you can make great pay all the
time you work. write for particulars to II.
HALtETT u CO., Portland, Maine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14
OF MoRG.NN COUNTY.

Oscar Willie, the foreign "acstheie,"
will lecture in Louisville on fhe 2l't
inst. Tho city is running Wilde with
excitement overt the event.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

main In poverty. We want
many mon. women, boys and girls 10 work for
us right In their own locaii tiles. Any one can
do the work properly from the frat start. The
nv pS1 Wages Expcnsiyc OUTFITS furnished mia, fr"e
No one who engages fails TO make money rap
idly. Yon can devote your whole time to II O
work, or only your spare moments. Euliinfor-
NATION aud all that Is needed sent free. Adj
dress SrlNTON " 20. !. Portland. Maine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-14

n mn "a Great chances TO make mon.
hH1 IN cy. Those who always take
Ill advantage Of the good chance
for making money that are
AuAu offered, generally BECOME
VI ~ ~ nwcalthy. while those who 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

TWO MORE RAILROAD BuIs-sALAEY or TIE
JUDGE OF CHESTERFIELD COCNTY-SrNDAY
LAW FOR RAILROADS.

TWO ,OEE RAILROAD BUIS-sALAgT pF THE
JUDGE OF CHESTERFIELD COCNTY-SrNDAY
LAW FOR RAILROADS.
senate bill No. Isl, 10 incorporate the
Virginia and West Virginia Railroad Com
pany. ef which Mr.. Wilcox /, patron. J.,
a. follows:
+ I. b it epacied on the GepsrQ' Issembiy
0f lirg'Hi1. That John B. DAVIS, l.. d..
Christian. Henry g.. Davis. Joseph >pri2e,
". q. CLAYTON. AugIl-tu, -ehcll. and :. b.
Elkins. and such persons and corporations
- they may associate with than. shall
and they are hereby constituted a body cor
porate and polite by the name OF the
/ Virginia and West Virginia Railroad
COMPANY. and by that name shall
have ali the power. rights. and pIlt ilegcs
necessary and proper 10 locate. construct.
and maintain railroad. 70 De- known as
the Virginia and West Virginia Railroad
Company. from any point on TIE line Of
the state Of West Virginia. either in the
cotntie. of Frederick or Shenandoah. and
thence q they may deem most practicable
m the town II Alexandra. or % any
point on the Potomac river above
the said town OF AleXandria: and the
aid comuany shall be- subject 10 al the
provisions of chapter ~, -. and II 81 the
. Code OF Virginia OF 1873. and the acts oi the
General Assembly amCndatory thereto. so
far - the same may be- applicable 10 and
are not inconsistent with the provisions Of
this act.
>. The capital stock Of slid company
shall not be les than 100000 nor more
than 80. 900. 600. 10 be- divided into shares Of
slOO each: and whenever 5000 shares shall
/ have been subscribed. under the direction
Of any five Of the corporat0rs herembeiore
named. the subscribers may organize the
company by electing president and board
of directors, and elccting or appointing
such other officers a. may be- necessary for
the management 81 the affairs OF the com
many. and thereupon they shall have and
exercise al the general powers and fUnc-
tions Of 2 corporation. Each share OF stock
shall be entitled 10 one vote IN meeting, Of
stockholders.
Then follow the usual other provisions.
IR0x-BELr Rt.LgoAD.
The following l. The substitute for sem
hin No. go. 10 amend and reenaet the lst
section ~ an act 10 incorporate the Viz
ginia Mineral and Gypsum Railroad COM
nany. aud 10 change The name OF the SAID
romtanv. rpatron. Mr.. WOOd.l reported
from the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation: IN.
1. BeH enacted by The General ASssmoiy
That the Isl section Of an act entitled an
oct 10 incorporate the Virginia Mineral
and Gypsum Railroad Company. approved
February 81, 1879. be amended and re-
enacted 20 A. 10 read as follows;
81. That Green B. Board, John j. Moor
man. u. II. Strouse, Reese l.. Bowen, i. j.
Higginbotham, Joseph stras, " lillian II.
Burns, c, A. smith, q. {. Gose, James ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

UFFlCE BOARD OF HEALTH,I
RICHMOND, Va, January -, lsS2.
Messrs. Ed.iors.-I forward the report
for this day:
Colored man. No. 2l0s east Main street,
smallpox; hospital.
White man, No. 1901 west Leigh street,
yarioloid home.
White child. No. 1920 Ierable street.
smallpox; home.
White child, No. 1870 Venable street.
smallpox: home.
White child, No. ls20 Fenablc street.
smallpox: home.
Colorcd female, No. 1910 Roane street.
yariOloid; hospital.
Respectfully, J. &. LABEL,
President Board oi Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.

WHBoE's CoD-LlyEE on AID LINE.-Per-
sons who have been taking cOd-Liyer OIL viii D.
pleased 70 learn that DF. WiLBoR has succcedei.
from directions of several professional gentIemcn.
In combining tbe pure Oh and lime In such 4 maa-
ner that IL s. plceut to the taste aud its effect.
lung complaints are truly wonderful Very mans
persons whose eases were pronounced hopeless ind
who had taken the clear OH for long time vi aoag
marked effect. have been entirely cured by u.lnz
this preparation. BE sure and get the 'cenu NJ.
Manufactured only hy \. b. WTLBOR. Clcal'-i
Boston. Sold by all druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
MEETINGS.

OFFICE OLD D0ufSIoS GRANITE CONrASY.
THERE WILL BIZ Az ADJOURNED
l. MEETING or rfF DOMINION GRAN-
IrE COMPANY held iu fh,ir 0tice, Do The Lave
office of Ecngmin n. Nash. So. ~. lllj Al.I
.freet. PirImDnd. Va, -AIi Rb ~. lnuary 81.
lS~,.a ~ VI. GIOn1i W.HALI..
81 1896 ~scut ~ 1ud IrtT-rrfr.
A GENERAL MEETING OF TIL
a >TOCkHpI rs or TIE CALLED
MILLS NANCFACTJRiNG COMPANY 30 70 I.
held 10 llc aficc Df tlc euuuany 1t ~ n'ei .,
noon on TUESDAY tis. 3i.t '.uuarg, I--2.
By order 0f Hoar4 of Dir ct1r-.
THOMAS p. kfE-il.
q. 3l-80fs -ccn.fars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
ExcKrsioH OR MOrro.

Cannot be exccllei for the price-our 2j-ceDi
Breakfasts, Dinners. or suppers At LANES MoDsI
DTsfNG-Rooss, No. 32o north Seventh street
lake home box Of our unexceied yRIEp oYs-
TERs.
v B.-A few more tlble-boar'icrs taken aad
few families supplled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
~ ALARMING spnr.p OF ssrALl.pox

The most potent remedy 10 stop the sprsad 81
this great scourge "a DARBys PRoPHYLACTiC
FLUID which i ready FOR az al times. Per.on.
are liable at any moment % catch the elsss>e.
and should get the tluii al once and u-e IL frSeis
about, as places cannot De infected wher the Fia.d
+ used. Persons attending tie .iekor IN otler
ways exposed 10 the disease will te protected by Il.
frC,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
MrSrCaE RESTRICTION.

Mrs. :. &. ROSTER.
vi FRoN NEw NOrA CITY.
otter. her -crslces Us a TEACHER OF N0f a.
AND IS-TKt MENTAL NJ ~is-Filuo alI
Guitar. nl.o. as e. VISITING cow ENE~~ =
flrniIie- r.rGENFE At. lN~InIfIfON.
Ee.l1cnce. 800 NORTH SEVENTH ~TEEtT.
fr yG-t.affIff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

HACAv's NAGSoiIA BALM.
GIVES 10 EyERN WOMAN
y FAIR. FRESH. AND
BEAUTIFUL CONPINi0N.
NJ matter how much IL may have become in-
PUEF. SOFT and LIKE THAroF YoUTH.
It's not only ELEGANTLY PrGFUNEp. bat 3, is
in every way most perfect wash anla sPixsp,p
LoTIOv.
It. APPLICATION canno; possibly he detected
and l-iarm = a, water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

Trr wrArgrR YESTERDAY was cold, rainy,
ard ,tc'ing.
VHryaouETz,R YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ, ,! ;
sA.N.. Is: noon, %; L. NJ, 80; 8 =.
4. 81: Midnight, 81.
Mean tl.npyraglro, %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
81. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

CotpEy's LIEEiG's LIQCtp EXTRACT OR BFEr
AID TOSic lSyIGoHAToE D. nut injured hy ti-
influence ~ The weather. According - Licbig's
expression, % o. LIQUID BREAD. being both uour-
i.hine aud strengthening a. the con iltuiiou. As
FOg COLDES's, TAKE NO 0TnER. Of drag-isf-
generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

j. THOMPSON BROWN, 4.30 i. NJ, tr-ste.'-
-alc Of framed house and lot IN the east ilnn It
Twcutv-4xth street between Clay aud l.si4h
-tlfets.
K WILLIAMS. T.. ". real estate it
The sDufhNf-f corner of Canal and tlfth street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
WEATHER REPORT.

r,c,,rIoNs roR To-DAV.-For the Mid
~ S,fr, rising temperature and falling
se-,ueier, winds mostly from southeast TO
.,r,iNc,t. generally cloudy weather, and
,,,W OF rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
To Capitalists.

A rare opportunity offered 10 capitalists
TO control the agency for the New American
Sewing Machine for Richmond and ,icini-
". Address W. A. Camp, American Hotel.
Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

PICNIC CiCARs. s..
llUctLAGE or THE ygRT rFST QUALITY oH
drlught alI a3 cheap q, the common h,nd NJ Nc
CsETTY & CO.'S bookstore. sl6 Vain street.
HAVE YOURSELF yAccISsTED. Keep good.
cheerful lre. md huy your ANriiEACITE Goa.
KiyDIINC and COoElNc WOOD. Away dry, from
CHUNP 4 wFsr.
1919 east Cary street.
have analyzci the WHIsxEY suown und
Che brand Of B->YLyCT,'' controlled ~ Mo-.
WALTER ID. BLAIE & Co., Richmond, Va, ant
ind 70 FEEE FROM FUsiL or and other impart-
ties, and ruc0mmtnd H. use for medicinal anI
family purpo-es. j. y. McCAw. VI. D.
late Professor of Caemistrs. Mcdicai COilesr os
Virginia.
WHHE TIE sNAII-PON question q agintuz
the mind. keep perfectly comfortable by buyiA-
lhc pccrcss WEST NEGINI, SPLTNT COAL, c!cl4a
and dry. from CRrNP & WEST,
17l9 ei.' cary street
Ask your grocer for TiNsLUY's EXrRAcT To-
H1TO. Bel thing for soup.
STALLION! SMALLPOX!
SURE PREVENTIVE.
CHEW SALMON, HtScOck & co.'s
TOBACCO.
The faVurifCs are:
MAETTASt.
RoUGU AND READY.
ZULEfKA.
TosI, DlCK, AID IkREY.
SAgE TONEY by having yOur printing done Eel.
thc DISPATCH PKfvISC-ii0I~ food NosA,
how prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
>~OTICT Fl .hail anply u the Board of
,tEssRs. SIDNEY WARD, ALLAN

vi NcCULIOCH. ALFRED B. TitASHFR.
THEODORE ~ELiGMAN, AND q. ,. ffiFtN.
bc~eby eise notice NAT on MONDAY, fraruarl y.
1852. bOOhs WILL Bf oltNtD AZ ne ee.ss
Main street. over ghe irst N1l!1rai y IA 1T ilri-
It,oud fo receive 81 ii-g fiPfioNS To IliE
CAPITAL STOCK OF thE HbNhisS RAIL
RDAD COMPANY. TIE sAii h,Doks VIII tc onder
the intenisnre II Ne.srs. Johnston, Niiiiams
4 Bouiware. and viii remain open for Ten days.
The sabsc ption viii be In ssrca OF one hunSref
dollars each. aud When two hgudred and any
shares shali have bee3 Subscribed for the eomlany
viii pEcccs~i 10 organization. Js23-dtEee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

PERSONAL Captain james j. Ner.er, oi
Danyille. seems 10 he booming up as tie
prospective collector Of internal revenue
In the Fourth district. His petition FOR the
position i. numerousiy signed by members
Of the Legislature and prominent men in
the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
SMALLPOX Cured and Presented.

ll4 FAIRN0VNr AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA, January n, 1892.
Wr. ". :. Pitcher:
Dear Sir.-I know Morrison, Pulls o. De-
the best remedy iof cure and prevention @;
smallpox. he'd the disease Last spring,
and took nothing else but Morrison,
Pills--eisht No. = first night and ten 40.
- every morning for eight or ten days.
TIE disease DIT not lsGre marx on me.
Nv family all took the pills and prevented
the spread Of the disease. Your, &c,
GEogGE W. CROsLANp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

have ulw 10 store fhC
MOST SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOODS
have ever p.ered. invite ali ln need o. -'e
my ,t0sA before buying.
sAMUEL ". HAYWOOD.
ial5 Gossrnor sirsv'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

Price, sl.l5 per set; delivered free (or
malled) on receipt OF price.
w. :. Pu.cHER, Agent.
ST. east Main street and Pine and Broad
streets, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

MUcLAGE or THE yERT nFsT QUALITY o1
draught aud as cheap q, the common h'nd ~ Nc
CAEIIlY & 90. book k.tnrn. al6 Win -.rccL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

OF Attempt at Bribery-An Exciting Day In
thc Senatc-The President Pro Tenn. An
nounccs the Old Joint Order, the Election
or Auditor-The Anti-Caucus Men Appeal
peal Sustained; Ayes, 2i; Noes, Is
speeches from Messrs. Lybrook. Newberry,
and others-The Four say They will stick
20 the End-Threat that the Governor will
Remove Massey After the Legislature Adj
journs-R iddIebcrger Funding Bill Passed
Another Fight 90 Come OF To-Day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
FT TRNETE RE-.

NEW AND ELEGANT sTYLE>A
OF ~
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PAELOR FIEslTIEE.
DINING FtENI1URf.
MATTRESSES.
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

I OST, \ POCKET-BOOk CONTAIN
IL Nc a una Of money aud check for a ga
Mechanics National Bank. Blltimort. with some
Othrr pfpcr.. The dnGsr will O. slltzbiy rewarded
by leaving fhe same 70 for.i's li0tei. ia Z6-ita
I OsT. SATURDAY, 2lsT INSTANT.
IL about 10 o'ci0cg. hctWsen the ii4Naii mills
and ;Ac Columbian Block. either on Twcifth .ggcst
or canal street. ln ~hlckOe Narfhotlsc Dr uu
>lockoe slip. an OLD-F FN-iiloNtD BILL
~HtPED GOLD SAL. With white t1rurilan
nee. Ou which is cal a had, hsimc'cd, ard Win
-Gfly beard. The lnlcr VIII ~ rewarded ny de-
llgcriug 10 q uie Office of .he Htxsi,-C CrcislaN
Company. hIt-s
NOTICE.-I hall apply % the Board oi
y Director uf tilf Richmond and DIns lie Fati-
rad Coma. as f0r the RENEWAL OF ,Eklitf-
GATE So. 3aBt, dated May 25. 1870. Tor TWO
-ifAEE> Ok -lts IA lu saia cump&ny slt4t .lg
in uv name, he original having bes.n oet ~ ali,-
hid JOHN ~. DlLLAEp.
dt 99-Thgm Grcrishoro'. \. e..
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MUST co.

Mr.. Thurman reminded the Senator from
Shenandoah that Dir. Massey had been held
up as the very paragon Of excellence. He
had been called "fhe best Auditor the State
ever had,v and now we have it from an ac-
Lnowledged leader Of the Readiuster party
Sir, Riddleberger] that II be can't be put
out one way be shall be another. As Mr..
Thurman understood the Constitution and
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CHlcK CIGARS. Sc.
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OmcinISmaIl.pox Report.

ZOE orHER LocAL sEE ForETn PACE.
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BRIEFS.

The name OF the Senate officer at whom
the Riddleberger investigation Is aimed
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Further on Mr.. Riddleberger said; II
expect to prove that an officer OF this Senate
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NEW FUNDING BILL PAssED.

The new joint order proposed by Mr..
Sewberry comes mp In the Senate to-day.
II proposes 10 90 forward with the elec-
ton OF the Railroad commissioner and
Judges TO fill vacancies. and makes no men-
ton Of Auditor OF Public Accounts-that
i left for future consideration. What will
be the policy Of the Readiusters Is not now
known. Most likely they viii fight IT,.
There NAV be a vast deal OF talking again
to-day. bui the resolution viii probably be
adopted by the senate. II II l., when il j.
sent 10 the House that body may, and pro-
baby win. amend by including Auditor.
II 50, it whl come back 10 the Senate for
concurrence in the House amendment, and
up will come this Identical question for
consideration again. II the ReAdiusters
really mean TO 20 on with the general busi-
ness they will drop this tight for Auditor
for the present at least. According 10
what is given out, they may safely drop it
altogether, as Governor Cameron means To
remove Mr.. Massey from Office as soon ss
the Legislature adiourns.
BRIEFS.
The name az the Senate officer at whom
a. .r-ff0rgflnn L. aft