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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

aAidraggist.@ho has opened q
new store IN this place, advertisoa
sAniiCa sticlsing-plaster, splints,
bandSges and riother base bail
goods =.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

I Labor is indispensable to the
creation aud profitable use of cap
it'll, and capital increases the eff
ticieney and value Of labor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

hcEa week At hams $500 outfit free. Pay
MIlk absolutely sure. No risk, Capital not re.
". SquiTed. Reader, Il you want business a.
which portions u either Sex young or old, can make
great pay all the time they work. with absolute ceT.
lainty, write loT particulars 10 H. HALLETr B Coz
Portland Maine, r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

M, ~. s,s;,od ! /, rh;e,; ~ III, I
-. hss i.s ii
,hs.,., :. h;o NJ 5000 !, =,
a. n "ss n ~ siii 4 -
rs,e q s..,ac;s. Tho d.v NM s.,
Ssy ! ~ y ~ ss'y =,
anits horror sisnbano sro,, : ala i,
~ and rnore ,yictsd.IooLins i,,,n,
.dsd bimsolf mon T., 2 R; I'M
WIS Alone IN tbs bso,s md hi Il,
heat ami within bet wban 10 M, be.
gan 70 nlead,bis snit
You have come baot q he I, III.
lace 4 lonely cad woman and NAV.
naybons Il wiling ,i. n Io MI wiib
more fayo, ,non .t5 Z sni. of ons
.wbo has worm -, vo,,, IMAGE 4 g II
heart ror long wears. / am nowsr
mi and ,icb VIVA. will he von,
arswer INV vbsb I sgain a.t vi,
70 be minsYa
INV answer . said Bianco slow.
IL "a that de.nise yoI sndit i.
WITH orsatsr loatbi6e and lbato
than ever Tint ! Iook nnon Won,
yop ara nows,less now II Do me
any more barmn
SFair Iady y soid stenbono with
n snser II am not n. powstloss =.
yol, lbiok ror / ean agsin mako
YOUR ptoud heart opiyer, and rer.
hans fal,er, Listen. Antonio
Brindisi is not dead, as you have
supposed him to be, but is impris.
oned in a cave. which | alone can
enter and though kent from
starving he is treated and hard
worked Saw Tint VIM will ~
mine, md he sboll he NJ, free. civ.
en- gold enough to last him his
whole life.n
"villianl robberl" exclaimed Bi.
anCa. life and freedom to An.
tonic, purchased at such a price,
would be only curses, not boons.
He can only die, and | will follow
him. No, | will live to bring your
head to It's proper place-the block.
Bewarel for no matter how close
you keep yourself, my eyes shall
End ont your hiding.place, and nv
voice shall seal YOUR lust doom. !"
With a low, mocking laugh,
stepbano sprang from the room,
and Blanca sank almost sepseloss
upon the floor. ET
Tho oventfnl ovon;,, =, or, IL, j
IA, H. ,l,aa,,,5 ,,,,,, iii q / !.
sraowing. manv onxions - F sao
their PLAYMATE and friend IN her
new life, and all eager to see the
popular Bandettini. The play
was far below INV one of Bianca's
accustomed pieces, being a simple
comedy suited to the capacity of
the actors. The first scene was
scarcely of any note, being merely
an interview between Blanca and
her lover. In scene second the
heroine is proceeding To the church
to DO married, accompaDied BY The
girls Of the village as a train of
honor, when thew are surprised
and seized BY a band Of robbers,
tho chief of whom is enamored of
the Young peasant girl.
Tho curtain ro.a and p;o mn, /; =
bridal coo,rmo followod +, oh,n,
= dozor yonra oirIs IN ha,;aav ~
tito ortorsJ ~ tbo hooE If Tho
.tono sinaina ,ha 'hs;S"i oL,n,
smddsnly . o. id i hoo,d ~
tbo bandits rnsh nnon them Tho
hride rnsbe. wiIdlr aoro,. Tho
stogs nale and sIrieEins-tbo
bandit chief siezes her and Dhe
swoons. The applause was TIRE.
mendous, so well had Blanca acted
her part, and MANY sillv Girls drew
closer to each other and whispered
-"only think, if It was truePn a
moment, and the bride slowly on.
ems her ewes and partly raises her.
self, and The house comes down in
another round Of applause. Slow.
Ft
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

pRIY;;5;s; :: H; "a, Gig 6: s'; q :! Il ss.i
1ey right away than anything else
IN this world, Al Of either sex, succeed from irSl
hour. The broad road to fortune opens before the
workers, absolutely sure. Al once address, TRuE
4 Co., Augusta, Maine. a tapTaJyi.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

, do you see any grapes, Bobf'
Iss5Yes." @Any dogs" gYes."-
"Big dogs, Bob!s ayes, very
Big aIbep come along, Those
grapes are not ours"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

The Ohio River RAN aoad gimo
Table.


4anlcs
~ EFFECT JUNE e 1854
elHipi figls on I'm 15gtr teH Pail,
essula fNie
Leaves Parkcpbugg. Q liam 8 45nm
AtriSes Wheeling &....il i5an s ibhm
Leaves Mheeling....e.. 0 liam 5 l5pm
Arrives atketsbutg I'll loan S l5pm
II LOCAL lteANpoAT) TRAM.
Le9yes rarkcsbpyg. / SOap
Arrives wheellng.a.,,, $3.50 S5pm
leayeslWheeling .,A5ls o o06m
Arrives PaFkeIshargs -Ts- 4 l5pm
o. Connections at Wheeling for MI
points with the Pennsylvania system.
e-'l' isis EAST BOUND. 'lie
parkenbhfe, I.Ssa.aa.6 lsatn5 3 4spm
Wheeling, Afryss,4e.lt lsam s 4bnm
tViA PC, 4 81. L, Ry,)
Wheeling, Lvs.!.l.s..G. Z. "a s ASbm 4 lSam
ANellShusg Arrys .lk14 lsl5pn Q 2Sam
siuebenville " -y,. 2 0Spm I 0Sam
Pittsburgh . .as. 8 25pm 8 SsaM
Philadelphia, i"'i,S,' a 25ah ! OHM
NseesSork 49, 5Qllm . iOpn
Boston, e 8 91pm ....,....,
: & eHAs. HOWARD Gshq sapFit., '"
lulya-u2, = . ggliHts f9
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15
HI GOAT AND tue TIGER.

tikSTHE'GoAT AND THE TIGER.
AGOat aud a Tiger having been
made Prisoners in thesame pitfall,
the Goat remarked: lflflg
ut would seem wise to Pool our
Issues against the Common Enemy.
I'll Agree not to'E4t you if you'll
Agree not to Eat me-" lH
The Tiger readily Agreed, and by
great good Fortune the pair man
aged to. Regain their Liberty
They we're Scarcely our Of the Pit,
however, when the Tiger seized
the Goat aud Prepared to Crush
him. .ms g
"Holdl Did we not have a Sol.
emh Agreement" y
%Exaclly, but what q Tiger
Agrees to in a Pitfall does not hold
good when he reaches the surface.
% iaua MORALS e
There isn't any TO speak Of, Ok.
.cept that the Goat should have
Eaten the Tiger down in the Pit
aud Trusted 10 Luck TO Escape
Afterwards. n ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

I Professor Erni, the woli.known
one-legged fancy roller skater,
has become quite an expert at
bicycle triok.riding. =
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

WHAT WILL sT0PMY COUGHING
at nightH Guarantee ACker's English
Remedy will. Price lOc,, Soc aud ST.
a, y. VanGilder, Druggist. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

9 Who il wiser He that learns
iron everyone. Who Is power.
full lie that governs his pass.
ions. Who is richt He that is
content. So
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

I The report that BerpIardt is
growing stout seems to 10 siren
gthened by the latter report that
she is now-wearing a stocklng-leg
for q Jersey.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

n0T Nor the working class Send 10 cents for
GUs ';.s IS : s, !. ~ ~ a.. ~. III
WIFI Will put you In the way Qf making more
money IN few days than you ever thought possible
At any business. capital 20, required. We will
start YOU. You eau work al the time OF IN spare
tine only The work Is universally adapted 10 both
seEei, young and old. YOU can tailly earn from y
maytett the business, We make this unparalleled offer:
10 III who are not well satisfied We Will send s. TO
pay loF the trouble VI writing Us. Fun particulars,
directions, ETC., sent free. Fortunes will BE- made
By those vho give their whole time 70 the work.
Great success absolutely sure Doh't delay. Start
aoN, Addteia SnAsoN 3 Co, Portland, Maine.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

Sara Bernhardt say what may
be her sins, she has never denied
her forty-three In October.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15
Indian aifairs Corn cakes,

tits limited that st. John eats
rock.apd-yye candy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15
Modern Fables.

THE WOLVES AND THE OWL. IS
A Family Of Wolves made a
Journey Of several Miles to visit
The Owl andseoure his Decision as
TO which was must to,blame for the
many Qlarr9ls they had. -
"My Friends replied the Owl,
"ifryou had not'cohne to me in this
Manner | should Never have sus.
pected thatyOu- Quarrelled atall.''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

The people turn and behold!
every door aud window is guarded
by a couple of ferocious.looking
fellows, armed to the teeth.
Blank horror filled the minds Of
the simple villagers, who always
held the robbers in abjeCt, and now
the horrible strangeness Of the
situation keeps them sitting mo.
tionlcsss with pale lips and cheeks.
As Blanca gave the people the
dreadful information, Stephano,
the leader of the band, came for.
ward FROM the back of the stage,
and seizing Blanca rudely by the
shoulder, dragged her upon her
feet exClaiming:
BY Jovel you shall go onl My.
selfand companions are interested
in the play and wish to see the end.
It is none Of your business whether
you play to real or false robbers.
Go on
With a proud gesture Blanca
shook OF the robbers hand and 70.
sumed her part, which was a plead.
ing for the release of herself and
companions, The spectators sal
10 dumb, helpless silence, watch
ing with fascinated eyes the pro
gress Of the play, now rendered to,
real by the presence Of the bandits
Clear, calm and thrilling ros,
Biunca's voice as she pleaded earn
| estly 10 have her companions II no
. herselfspared. Not the most eager
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-10-15

Dedicated o ihemany Jacobs noun.
BE- ior Their Jossphs, and the Raehels
weeping iortbeir Children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08
CATION was present and seemed deeply in.

gstion was present and seemed deeply IN
terested.
There were eighteen transfers Of real
estate last month. Amongst these wcre
that OF w. II. Check to the School Board
OF Danyil.c OF a LOT on Franklin street fof
sI 500. and that OF r. j. Talbot 10 John
II. Pace Of lots between south Main and
west Main for $1,000.
The new Council has fallen somewhat
under censure because " elected coiored
Republican over colord Democrat as
kecper Of the cemetery for colorcd people.
There were about six Gle votes W that ease,
and some eloquence was expended.
There were streams Of people from the
country and from the town precincts on
the streets on the 4th, and Mayor Graves
was kept quite busy with small cases on the
9Th. There was one remarkable case. "A
mar from the Cascade section had won
watch and an amount Of money from man
named Ellis. from Halifax, N. G., and dn-
ring tI,e consideration OF this ease third
partv sppcared and claimed that Ellis bad
stolen The watch from him, and so Ellis
was lodged In iail to await the action OF
the grand Jury. But, speaking Of the 9Th,
n number Of the older aud more thoughtful
citizens have been seriously considering
the proprIcty and feasibility OF some con-
ccrted action for the celebration Of the 4th
hereafter In way not heretofore attempted
IN The Virginia cities.
II Is the Richmond and Danule Railroad
Company that is sued by Sir. Pickelslmsr
for 500. 900, and not the Danvlllc and New
River. Mr. Pickelsimer Is from Header
sonville. n. C.. and fell oil the freight-car
here al the bridge while travelling on the
pass Of u cattlc-drover. that being the bust
ness he followed. Captain u. y. Boudin
IS attorney for the company; Mr.. Mann. OF
Nottoway, and Mr.. :. y. Picker, OF Hem
dersOnyile, are counsel for the plaintiff Mr..
Pickelsimer cane here on the caboose. got
on the ireight.car here to ride across the
nver. and was 20 have gotten on cabooSe
Of Dundee, and the question, understand,
is what directions he received when he got
OF the caboOse here. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08

Mr.. George c, Wish, one OF the largest
farmers In Augusta county, died Friday
night.
DR.. Robert G. Parrish died IN Goochland
county on the 4th instan,, In the seventy
sixth year OF his age.
staunton is proud Of two Of her young
men, who did well ut the University
Thorburn Reed, step-Son OF General John
Echols, and Ed. $. Sublett, son OF L. Il.
Sublett.
The Alexandra Gazette says: George
Colbert, son OF Mr.. George Colbert, who
hives on Shooters Hin, was accidentally
shot in the head by companion named
Harry Simpson while out cunning Satur-
day evening, and quite badly though not
seriously hurt.
The Amherst Netc Era says: The news
from the tin region is becoming more IA
vorable. There is a prospect that very
fiue developments will be made In short
time. The tin has now been found over a
region OF twenty miles in length. and
whilst no very deep prospecting has been
done. the richness OF the ore and the in
cressing width OF the veins as the develop
ment progresses are both encouraging.
A 81 ecial from Warrenton says: Alex
ander Beckham on Friday evening, at
Nokesyillc station. Virginia Midland rail-
way, threw himself before the Louisville
express and was ground into an unrecog-
nizable mass OF flesh aud bones. His re-
mains had TO be shoyelled upfrom the track.
The deceased was at one time drug-clcrk
In Washington. more recently an employe
on the Virginia Midland, and at the time OF
bis death residing at Nokesyille with his
father. He has brother who Is conduc-
tor on the Virginia Midland.
II. NJ. Taliaferro, chairman OF the County
Executive Committee Of Amherst, author
izes the announcement that meeting OF
the Democratic party OF Amherst win be
held ri the Courthouse on Monday the 2lst
day OF July (County-Court day.. for the
purpose OF appointing delegates 10 the
Convention to assemble at stanton on the
7th day Of August 70 nominate cendi-
date for Congress ia the Teath district.
The county win be entitled 10 nineteen
delegates and nineteen alterna-es. The
number from each magisterial district will
be announced at the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08
A.crn,nn Prc.S-l.nnc.

4 Berlin special says: A great deal OF
excitement has been caused here by Che o.
fetal returns OF the military Department OF
the Government, which have Just been
made public. From these IL appears that
the growing Discrimination on the par: 81
the male population Of Germany TO undergo
military training and service Is seriously
menacing the Empires military strength.
Fourteen thousand seven hundred and two
men were sentenced during the past year
for attempting to enigrI,e Tor the purpose
Of avoiding required military service.
Cases against HIS more offenders
in this particular line are stu pend
ing. But worse still, the NUMBER
Of other men from whom a reseryice is
due, aud who during the year past refused
both to report for duty and 10 furnish the
required excuses for the failure TO enrol
themselves, amounted to the extraordinary
number OF l0G. 2jl. The publication vi
these facts in an official form has startled
the general public and produced the great
est anxiety iE the German War Office. II
IS sad that the Emperor /, greatly enraged
over this decline in the military or ganiZs-
ton. lie * inclined to attribute it mainly
to the negligence OF the officials whom he
hes intrustcd with the care ~ the G-rnln
army. II IL believed that thorough a1f
speedy Reorganization of the Imperial mil
iiary staff will be at once set an foot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08
Mirage on the Bay.

The Kent (Md) NetoS mentions re-
maTkable mirage recently witnessed by
mary versions IN vessels on the eastern
coast Of the lower Chesapeake bay. Look
ING eastward across the low-lying lands OF
Accomack, one could see a long line OF the
Atlantic coast lifted up in the air, with
steamers and sail-vessels on It's bosom.
Those who were familiar with the Atlantic
coast easily recognized well-knOwn land
marks and islands. Captain Wilson OF the
steamer Tangier, who was going down the
Pocomoke sound toward Onaucock, was so
struck witt the remarkable phenomenon
that he called all the pas -engerS up on the
deck to view Il. Cedar island and PARA
more's Beach could be plainly diStin-
guished, and ships were so plainly seen
that one could easily tell the direction in
which they were sailing. The mirage
lasted several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08
DANVILLE.

Onion Services During the Heated Term
Transfers OF Real Estass-Under censure-
The Last Fourth and the srxt, xc.
Correspondence OF the Riehm sad Dispatch.l
argr I, 1884.
Arrangements have been made whereby
union services will be held In turn on
sunday nights during this month and Au.
gust nj the Baptist, Presbyterian, and
Methodist chufehes-arranecments that
greatly relieve the ministers during this
neriod, and may interest and benefit the
CONGREGATIONS. in accordance with this
Arrangement, Rev. DIR. Brown, Of TIE Main
street Methodist church, preached at the
Isptist church last night Alarge congre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08
Whalers Adrift I'm u Fog.
IEdinhnrrh Scotsman.l


Yesterday morning the Danish mall
steamer Tbyra, from Iceland and Farce,
arrived at Granton with the mails, eighty
three ponies, general goods, and large
number OF passengers, including six ship
wrecked seamen belonging 10 the NOrwc-
gian vessel Den Norske klippe, which was
wrecked on the coast OF Iceland on the 9Th
ultimo. Captain Gellatly, OF the Dundee
whaling ship Chieitain, together with four
OF his crew, were also passengers in
the Thyra from Iceland. The captain and
four seamen formed one OF four boats crews
which were out from the Chieftian in Dur-
suit Of whales. On the 26th OF May they
fell in with and harpooned two fish, one OF
which, when killed and secured, was taken
IN tow by one OF the boats, which proceeded
in the direction OF the snip, leaving the
other three boats fast to the second whale.
Shortly after a thick fog settled down,
which rapidly increased in density till OBJ
iects in the immediate vicinity OF the boats
could not be discerned. The crews OF the
respective boats three). fearing that they
might lose their ship, which for some time
had been hidden from their view, cut
the lines by which their boats were
fast to the whale. and for safety
s:eered, as they thought, in the direction
Of their ship. After a iruitless search. in
which they were engaged for number OF
hours, they bad to give it up and pull for
the ice In search Of water, as their little
store OF provisions was getting exhausted.
After reaching the ice and securinga supply
OF fresh water-fearing that no assistance
would reach them there, although passing
Danish vessel was sighted, but too far
distant to notice them, and storm from
the southwest was threatening them-they
decided 10 steer for the nearest land
periIous undertaking, neither OF
the boats having sails, only their oars,
assisted by small piece OF canvas
line cover, 8 feet by feet, which was set
I'd AZ sail. One OF the boats had COM
pass on board, and by II they shaped their
course for the nearest land-ieeland-dis-
tapt 200 miles. The boats kept together As
long as they could. The steerstnan OF one
OF the boats David Buchan. OF Peterhead)
was Knocked overheard by the Steering oar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08

aud drowned. When this happened the
boat In charge Of the captain OF the Chef
taln tried 10 take the other one IN tow,
but too severe storm was now raging
10 allow this TO be done. and the boats
parted. The boat manned by Cap
tain Gcllntly. Joseph Ford, boatswan;
Alexander Allan, sail-makerj Alexllder
Robertson, ordinary seaman, all OF Dun
dee, and George Smith. carpenter, Of Pc.
terhead, after being several days tossed
about at sea, during which great piiva-
tions were endured, succeeded N rc1ril-
ing Langanaes, in the north OF Iee1nd,
where they were Hospitality entertained by
the occupants Of farmhouse until passing
Norwegian vessel took them 20 another
por; in Iceland. at which they embarked
on hoard the steamer Thyra for Granton.
The men still suffer much from their severe
and protracted exposure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08
AucrroN sALEs--ya,nre. s osy.:
> . InSlasliIS,;IIsTRAToR's SALE
"A on ALL THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

THOMAS HUNTER, DECEASED,
AT uIsLArE RESIDENCE, NEAR LoDoRE.
INTHE COUNTY or AMELIA,
CONSISTING OF AFULL SET OF FARMING
UTE NsILS-viz-
TARa-w AGoNs,
SPRING-WAGON>, ,.,~,-ss
UoRsFs. BUGGY, and uARN..sS' mn
oX.ChRr, DOG-CARI. DOhP-CAhf
KEsPFIt and MOWER,
CRADLES, SuI.KY.,'Lb NEh;,, ,,,-,
rAN.MIi,L, PLOWs. sHoNEL-PLo"S'
iRoN III PFASl,,fi sR. coRN.sHgLLER,
2TREhD-PowER MACHINE, ron,
FNsiLAGE-CUTTER,F EED-hAsriOAio"
F EIsn slTMpstttLYApDs, GBlNDsToNE, &C.;
2sADDLEs aud BklDLEs'
and ali a,bcr usual articles on irstclass farm
LOT OF FINE STOCk.yik''
81 iiEAD FINE CATTLE
Lot OF CALVES
80 HEAD OF SHEEP,
Lot Of LAMBS,
a ~ u Ftinivo1ft HoRsEs. Including Brood
Mare and CsI and Fine Young HidilS-''''''
J'i' F PTSas LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KIrCH-
In FURNITURE, Including rms
HANDSOME CHAIRS. ROCKERS
MAtfSTgIR i GUEaAFPi LLows, and BOLSTER
HAIR. MATTRESSES,
IFINE COOklNG->TOVE,
ukSusoSiE EXTENSloS-TABLE and SIDE
Nso, HREFCII-LO ADING.GUN and RIFLE,
and an the articcs usually found In comi"r@lp''
Furnished re siccncc. Sale ON
THURSDAY, july 31sr'
hcginnIng at.ll O'Clock promptly.
TERMS: Under $50. cash over $50. ninety days
I'm crest added for note with good SecuriN
~ TAZEWELL ELLhTE'
Administrator Taomts Hunter Gee 49,.
JOuN 4. GUAVEs. Auciiuneer. g. : wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-08

The Richmond Dispatch comes to us this
week greatly enlarged and improved. This
change for the better Il. 10 quo,e the I'm
guago Of ITS leader on the subject, " imme-
diatelv responsive TO the liberal patronage
bestowed upon US by advertisers and sub
scribers.r This is very gratifying to the
Dispatch individually, and scarcely lcss %
to the southern press generally. IL is
natter Of mutual congratuiaton that more
and more papers In the South every year
are impelIed to this progressive step by the
tide Of prosperity. Long may 1t swell.
Certainly the People can extend whole
souIcd congratulation 10 tue Dispatch. Il
has been invaluable 10 US aS an exchange.-
Puidsli People.