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A Beautiful Clear Skin.

effect
avail themselves of this valuable medicine.
Beautiful Clear Skin.
How we all admire Clear beautiful white skin, and rosy
TN. dssldeIatum devouty be wished resornx to cos
SsSSSs sas n %
k Ts s &C. sG wh Pn s. n1y 70
known L makes the skin clear correct and only
LSs pnSps not By coating the surface with
an ss. by smfs d s sda BIZ
,snso ss';s So and yellow
appsed ssd 81 this ss
Ss oOy es G all % and
| 'uificient." and a hint is enough for the ladies'.
Better Testimony
Ihan ras erer offered in tapor of any JMedieineI
FROM DR.. JAMES NJ. MOORE.
70 &c h sss Il syns that BE-
ns 81 and S5s
Louisville Dec s. i ~ ABOVE cases. JAMES M. MOORE.
| More Tssttmony from DR.. Moore.
u sooua a. and ySu s IN
Sonsn. !, one IF The most etcaCo1. medicines
spos ss s s: swe ss 'psesS: all
From DR.. L. P. Yandsl, Professor of Chemistry
| IN the Loasssvite Medical College
lave looked the list of ingredients COMPOSING John
i Compound Extract of Sarsapara, and have no hesi
trol in saying that they form safe compound and one
tnat promises well in chrome diseases which applicable
| Louisvihe, June o. i4o. Ia. r. YANDELL, M d.
What DR.. Pyles Physician By appointment of The Iou;
vile Marine Hospital, says OF Bus SarsapaIilla:
| LOuIsyILLK, March 20, 1873
have examined the pSescriptOn for the peparnjnn If
John Bnls sanapanla, and believe the combnaon to be
an s.sssn sS ONE me- and well calculated p pEodSOs
private practice. and think it the best sree Of Sar,aps
i nla in yit-, M. PYLEs. M Ii
Resident Phyicanst the Louisville Marine Hospi,a
This medicine daily graphing with disease ,hOush the
Weston ooupuy ss,eGne TO bk,oming health and yopthfuI
vg0s the lck and aesed-nAy thoss thai ~ rsvonsv
tosmsntsd Ca6cstA are aernpe from IN dirsotions f,
nan Of ruth md sh mosn gAndas, paolns H. i0n hs n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-04
NOTICE TO THE LADIES,

Thoss that initiate D.. Townssnd's ssnapsnlla, nav
invariably called their great Remedy for Females,
and have copied b and circulars which relates 70 lse
complaint, Of women word for word-oths, men who
SaIsapaa IN complaints incident females ecommende
heis, ahoneh previously they did not. number of these
Mixtures Pills, etc. injurious females, they
vate disease and undermine the constitution.
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Wonder OF the Worlds
[ II will cnHa Won. no matter how lnnp uon have b

suffering.
What Dr.. Owen, Druggist and Apothecary OF several
years standing, says about Bulls Sasaparla:
-, LOUISVILLE, May, 1913.
Mr.. John BMl-Dear Sir: have been for several
years severely afflicted with Mercuial Headache and dull
heavy pain in Liver used almost all the remedies of
The day. especially the sarsaparas prepared by per
sons. But all to little advantage, until CHANGED to
meet with three bottles Of which gave more relief
than all the Others combined
therefore take pleasure in recommending your Sarsapa.
lila to the afflicted community a. superior article.
Very regpectuily. ]. H. OWN. M. d.
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" All articles in the Med I
catalogue will be supplied on
mya1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-04
SALT RHEUM.

This ceytifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used az family for Salt Rhepm Of thirteen
alevated and they both entirely removed Thert
can be nodoqbt but this Medicine has all the that tn,
Patent recams for from what hos fallen under my obser
yaon added to tho respectable testimonials it, svo
BY others Who have used in recurring immediate rse
do most r.eerfuly recommend to the attention ohea
the use oil this Invaluable save 2 VI -
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPIy
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RR SIP KLAs.
TRY DALL.BY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought bed box and applied some to the
felt mmsdats ease wherever touched me, and begged
for enough to annont me thoroughly. Il was Obtained and
new life seemed invest me- To remove the burning and
In the chest even made Pills Of it., and took them which
soon cured me. owe my life TO your valuable Extract,
being now az strong and have been eyer early
hthe year lSsa KERZIA FRENCH.
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sORB NIPPLES.

OUTS. WOUNDe AND IN
tn sahsh = w PAIN lxIAACIo hL.n66rkI,
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OPINIONS OF PHYSIt iANS.
clans In different paru Of the Union.
This 70 certify. that the undersigned Phyncia,
We city Of Albany. have in prescribed
Townsends Sanapanla and believe it TO be one of the m
valuable preparations in the market.
Il. P. PuLIse, D
J. WILSON, n. D,
X. b. BRI6es, u. d.
albany, Ap l. l67. +. Il. EIMRnDoRYB, II.
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.Dasis's spray@ Wad CherrY aud Ts.-We wound cna
other column. Several Of IL saluary eects have CONS
under our personal and thsSsore confidently
recommend it to the R6licsed.-Ed. NJ u Weskly Yisifsr
eM1 Ismp0Nnss SeNtsnAl, (1ksnton,l Feb. & lS11
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- An EeYP1IAN RKMKDY, q
= vel .. the cure Of Epidemios
Aslatio Choles4, epsgiallys II q
The value Of this nisdicine can b
flct that $40. 0U0 was offered for I
oieNof London. We invite d
end hsys no doubt that they viii
hi. ? the dssi1erstsszt of the a.,
ola JOS. hDFTY, 50
AGENT fny (1snfan M =, MndicSu
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WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS, in
w store and landing
pipes Howard, March Il Coz Madeira.
:. J. OhveIa Co.'s Paietinho
" Holland Gin;
Z Jamaica Rum;
- Scotch Whisky
~ hf pipes N, Caslloa ISIS Brandy, in c. II. stores,
q ocsavss s,cly Madeira; - ''''''
~ qr casks Gete .
,S =. 3 ga Ps,e A.montilado Sherry;
b - Did Brown
.. - Trench Bmndss. various arands;
~ :. p ps.. London Dock Port;
~ - Pure Juice
baskets quarts hsidsick Champagne.
! Dmet feuvrsl quarts;
l00 barrels old Bourbon and Mouopea hsls Vbskv
For sAfe by r. M. MCALPIN
OIL ~ Common gtreef and Can.l .,..., -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25

INDIANAPOLIS, Janury Is, 1891.

INDIANAPOLIS, Janury IL, 1901.
A. H. SANDBRs-Dear Sir While walk
ing up Washington street a day or two since,
was invited by DR.. MunselI TO call in at his
Daguerreotype office, and look at the neodS
of the members Of the Convention" and there
found them, like the
-Four and twenty iddlers all in row" z
And among them your Senatorial ana hep
resenta,ive delegates, as " natural as lie
They are in one frame, and are TO be placed,
when finished in the State Library. learn
that some ofthe members will not "wa!k up
to the Captains Office and have their Physi-
economies carried down TO posteri'y," and
perhaps they are right, Tor fthe people should
in their wisdom (and there may be good
deal of wisdom in SO dcing) take it into their
heads to veto the new constitution, they might
not like to have it known they had anything
to do with it. What pity we have not some
machine TO take the contents Of the inside OF
their heads as well as the outside. How
many, think you, would be willing to be sent
down to posierity in that form? | doubt
whether great number OF them would like
to be thus shown up to those who are to come
after them. There is one consolation, how
ever. the expense ofthe thing Is borne by the
members themselves, the republic therefore,
do not in this case as in the case of their votes
and speeches, ''receive any detriment."
enclose you the report of Mr.. Pratt, Of
the House Of Representatives, son the ad-
diiional appropriation necessary to deiray the
expenses of the Convention" You are no
doubt aware the $40, 900 appropriated at the
last session, for the expenses of the Conven-
ton is gone long snce-not dollar remains.
1t appears that if they adjourn on the first
day of February next-and | have no idea
they Wilt will cost S37,3l1 more, being
S77.3ll for four months session. The House
ordered five thousand copies OF the report to
be published; but by some means-and in
legislation these are readily obtained-the
vote was reconsidered, and only one hundred.
for the use OF the H,use: ordered, The peo-
pie, however, through the means ofthe press.
will probably get the information, and that is
all that Is wanted.
There is but little local business done in
either branch of the Legislature. They will
probably adjourn by the first week in Feb
ruary. Yours, &c,
OBSERVER.
The Report referred to, will be found il
to days paper. Ii rich.-[ED. JoUR.
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Washinxton Monument.

A call has been made upon the Pcstmas-
tcrs of Indiana through meeting Of some OF
their own number, TO contribute to the Wash
ington National Monument. Thus lar, as we
loarn by a letter sent the Postmaster at VIZ
oennes: there have only been received one
hundred and ten dollars. We thought there
was more patriotism among the Postmasters
Of Indiana. Really. some of them seem TO be
perfect heathens. When every association
almost, and every class of citizens, and per-
sons living in every section Of the country,
are contributing to this monument in honor oil
she Father of our country. the petty sum oil
$ll0 is thus far the only response from the
Postmasters Of Indiana We hope every
PM who has not done so, will at once trans
nit as much as he can afford TO the Treas
urerr, Mr.. J. F. Holt, at Indianapolis.
The following is a list Of Postmasters or
Postoffices in Southern Indiana, who have
contributed to this great and COOL object
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25
Lands and cut Lots for sale at
AUCTION!
Positively at amy Price, Without
Reservation! vi iam

WE will sell at public auction on Saturday, the
w. 22l day 81 February, 1851, at 3 O'Clock m,
at the Court House door in Evansville, Ia the fol-
lowing Lois and Lands, to-wit: -~iuEmol
THREE ACHES, fronting Is rods on the Boom
vile road, near the old Poor House.. -
TEN ACRES, fronting 40 rods on the BOonvile
road, and adjoining said acres. Both tracts under
fence and IN high. state OF cultivation. and would
IN Ike very pleasant residence SITES being close by
the City. The undivided OF 20 acres, in the Q
corner OF n W or sec "a. Il II 10. on the right OF
the Booavile road, and 81 miles from town. Ono
hundred and twenty-five 45-lO0 acres, In the W
sec 6, 6 9, lying near the Canal, and about SIX
miles from Evansville. f-E' - -er
Terms OF SALE.--Terms OF sale oil above, one-halt
cash. and one-half ut one year.
We will also Sell at the same time and place
TEN OUT LOrS!l T =
being the Kazar subdivision Ut the or OF the Q
of b. Mills and the farm OF VIM. Wocd, decd, and
back of the properly OF Peter Sharpe. hese lo,s
contain about 81 each. and can with but ttio
labor be made desirable residence or garden lots
Also the west half OF the ar OF sec ID, b, ~
west containing 80 of land, lying between the
Railroad and Pigeon Creek, about 80 OF mile
from each, and about miles from Evansville.
Also from 50 to 100 acres OF the Skeels arm, 10
called, in the w OF W or OF sec u and IN these
ar OF S or Of sec %, SIS 10 west, lying on the
Petcrsburgh road, wIthnb miles Vi Evansville, aho
under cultivation. IN
Als,, the 8 of lot "a, D. p. OF Evansville, I'D.
Joining John Farrels confectionery establishment;
nd the undivided OF lots 8, TO- H. and IL, IN block
front on High street. Texas Also the whole Of lots
and 2, in block No. 2, Lilliston q Lockharts en-
largenent, adjoining the residence OF John Walsh
Terms made known on the day OF sale. We wiil,.
il ir offers are III ade sell any or all Oh the apose
property at private sale.r
For further particulars enquire OF b.,
INGLE & WHEELER,
ian24 Is Water ST., Evansville, Ind.
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AN ORDINANCE

To amend san Ordinance defining the limits ,rih-
in ,chieh no frame or ,rooden building shall be
erected. Passed May lst lS47.
CEC. Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
= Gil OF the City OF Evansville, that the first Sec
ton Of the ordinanc to which this is an amend.
ment, be so extended as to include within its pur-
view the folio wing lots, TO wit:
Lots No. los, LOG, IOT, lOs lO9 ITO Ill, H. l29,
$50, l35 and 1876 in the original plan OF the City
and Lots 1873, loi. l59, 100, Ia, l1o, III, 49, ISL
62, ls3, 1874, pol, 202, 2u3 2Oi, 2o5. goo, 21, ~
225 800, 22T; 225, 229 80, 23. and 232 in the DO
nation enlargement of said City; and that hereai-
Ter no dwelling house, warehouse: s,orehouse, out
house, shed, kitchen carpenter or blacksmith shop
OF any other house, building shed OF any descrip'
ii N or kind what yer. except the same shall be
built OF stone or brick, shall be erected, removed
placed upon any of the said lots, except Permis-
sion be gran ted bv the Council, as provided Tor by
said first section # said ordinance. Passsd jan
18Th, 1851. JAS. G.JONt.S,
Attest: Mayor.
JoHx J. CHANDLER, City Clerk. Ijan26 3'sl
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passed after some discussion-the amendment
having been voted down. So your city wiz
be the location, as it should be. The bill TO
re-organize the Evansville Insurance Com
panies was reported back, and the following
amendments offered and adopted: To restrict
the Companies. in dealing in bills ofexcha,Ige,
TO the rate of interest charged by the State
Bank that in case oftheir not accepting this
act, they shall have power TO increase their
capital stock to any amount not exceeding two
hundred thousand dollars, and to assume any
other corporate name they desire, &c. and
SO that no act to amend or repeal shall
be passed without sixty days notice.
The bill to incorporate the Wabash Rail-
road Company was reported back, with sew
eral amendments, some OF which were con-
Cured in. The following were made: - To
make Vincennes point oil the road" and,
s. TO prohibit the Company from erecting OBJ
struclions 10 the navigation OF the Ohio river
among its tributaries" The bill was then
engrossed. The bill to amend the act incor-
pora,ing the Evansville and Illinois Railroad,
was laid on the table for the present. res
olu,ion was adopted, inquiring into the ex-
pediency Of Establishing State Orphan
Asylum. A bill was introduced by Mr..
James to exempt from taxation the Murine
Hospital at Evansville.
La the House, on Monday afternoon. bill
was introduced by Mr.. Graft TO prevent the
Commissioners Of Gibson County from TAX
ing contracts, authorized by such Commits
sloners. The committee OIL ways and means
reported bill for the more equal and just
assessment Of real and personal property,
and of stocks, which was laid on the table,
and 300 copies ordered to BE- printed. A Joint
resolution was passed relative 10 the bounty
land law Of 1850, SO rs to allow its benefits
to all living heirs. A bill was passed, allow
ing defendants in actions, e.r contructu or e.r
dehcto, to offer to confess judgment Tor the
amount e damages.
Oh County Debt, inl article OIL organization
oil Courts Of Justice, were ucted on all day.
On Saturday, the section providing that nc
County shall subscribe stock i'll any incorpo-
ration, unless 1t be paid up in cash at The
time, nor loan her credit, nor borrow money
for the purpose of taking stock, amended SO
that the State shall not assume county or
city debt, was passed. Sections ], 2, 3, 4, 5
v, dnu q, OIL VIC oTSoiliZdtiOu vi COur'S, were
passed. They provide that Supreme Cour
Clerk is 10 be elected for four years Judicial
Officers TO G Conservators of the Peace il
their jurisdiction Jud re of one Court may
hold Court in another, ia case of necessity
no Judge shall report Supreme Court dec
sions, &C., &c.
The Grand Jury question coming up Mr.
Petit offered compromise section, providing
that the.Legislalure shall have the power Il
continue, modify. or abolish, the Grand Jury
system, which was engrossed. A section pro
viding that no negro or mulatto shall have tn,
right Of suffrage was engrossed. A section
relating to duelling was engrossed.
Yours, &C..
! RAILROAD CITY.
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Senator Benton, as we have before stated

Senator Benton. as we have before stated.
has been moving in this important matter of
a Western Armory. In view Of this move
ment. the st. Louis Union has teen advoca-
ting the establishment Of the Armory there
SANDERS. of the Evansville Journal says he
Unions thunder" can be transferred TO Ev-
ansville without much difficulty, and that he
will steal some Of il without compunciion.-
We think both their 'thunders" may appro-
priately he transferred" to Paducah. and
with rs little remorse as our Evansville friend
evinces, we shall proceed to the appropria-
ton. So don't vince or complain, friend
Sanders, il you should recognize your own
leader bodiaciously torn from its context and
made TO subserve a foreign purpose.
Paducah Journal.
Sure enough, McCarty, the rascal. stole an
editorial which cost us considerable labor, and
transferred j, bodily TO his paper, only altering
the word Evansville to Paducah. Ofcourse
stating as that editorial did, the great advan-
tages Of Evansville as the point Tor the West.
ern Annoy, said editorial was bitter sa.
tire on Paducah alter the transfer of Names
The arguments and facts given in it, wher
applied TO the village at the mouth nj tie
Tennessee, sat on its brow as the helmet q
Goliah would have rested on the head OF Da.
vid. or the coat Of the Kentucky Infant upor
the shoulders of Gen. Tom Thumb. Padu
cabs applying them to herself through Nc
Carty's Journal. AMI attempting to stradd e
into the Presidents notice clothed i'm Evans
vile thunder, seems to Us like the awkward
ness OF the youngster numbering along in Iii,
dads great boots. In our love for the people
Of Paducah, we do hope our aspiring friend
Of the Journal, will hold himself IN. and no
again voluntarily place his own town in So Ia
dcrous position, as that Of wearing our boots
| 6guratcly speaking.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25

WESTERN HoRricULrURAL REVIEW
The January No. of this excellent Review is
before US. This periodical is published at
Cincinnati by John a Warder. NJ. d. II is a
large aud Handsomely printed work, and well
filled with excellent original and selected
matter. The editor has secured the services
OF number Of valuable correspondents The
Review contains As pages, double columns,
and 10 Afforded at the low rates of SO per an
mum. It's workIhighly interesting and use
full, to botanists and ame,eur Florists and
Horticulturists To cutivators of grapes and
nursery men, it would prove very valuable.
The editor is amply gratified to make the
Review an excellent work, and we know OF
none we could more highly recommend to
our readers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25
I. o. O. f.

MORNING STAR LODGE, No. :, |. o. O. F.
Meets every Thursday evening. Officers for the
present term:
p Hornbrools P. G.; J. +. Walker, Il. g.; II.
Nelson, v. G.; l. A. Crane, Sect'y.; L. Howes
Treas'r.; NJ. A. Lawrence, c.; H. Plumer, W &c.
Singer, 1. G.; A. c. Hallock, o. G.
EVANSVILLE LODGE No. IS, /. o. o. F., meets
every Wednesday evening at Shanklin's build
ing, corner Water and Locust streets.
OGeers.-Jesse Burns, N. GIL. G. Hatchiti
v. G.. F. D. Allen Sec'ty; H. J. Hart, Treas'r;
Giles Colvin, c.; John Henson, w; c. Ham
mond l. G., G. Glover, O.G
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25
SEVERE REPORT.

Tho Committee appointed by the Legisla-
iure, on which is our Representative, DR..
Hutchinson, TO consider and report on the ad-
diiional appropriation necessary TO defray the
expenses Of the Convention, have reported.
Their report, which we publish TO- day, speaks
in pretty severe tones of the delay and ex-
lenses Of the Convention, and determines
that it shall wind up by the LIST Of February,
if they can have any Influence. In case it
do not, they say it is not doubted but that
sense of patriotism will induce the members
to cheerfuIly devote the remaining time ne
eessary. without charge. Now while we
agree in the principal features of the Report
we decidedly object to the suggestion of theirs
founded upon the patriotism of members of
The Convention, as going to be adopted with
out doubt. We doubt it very much, whether
the Convention will labor after the 1s, with
out remuneration. In othe- words, we don't
believe it at all. We have no idea that
such self-sacrificing patriotism exists among
the mass Of our delegates in the Convention
Never yet did we find it to have being
among majority of body of men, when
that majority was made up of Democrats.
No SIR The loaves and fishes first and last
without any desire to leave baskets full to be
carried away. But we have no desire to
connect partyism in any manner with this
Convention. We feel with this Committee
that il the Convention do continue its ses-
sion beyond the LIST February, its members
should agree to do the remaining work with
out charge. The session has already been
prolonged beyond the time set for it, and
deemed necessary by citizens to accomplish
the labors of its proroga,ion. But as tho
Bank question has been settled, we see not
much more left, and hope SOON TO hear Of a
day being fixed for final adjournment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25

The Postmistress Of the Salem office led of
in this contribution. and with a zeal that
should make some Of the tardy masters blush.
We shall publish another list Of contributors
in Southern Indiana ere long, and we hope
to give the name of every post office in this
region in the list. We have very vivid re-
collection Of having been Postmaster once
and in the pride Of the remembrance, like
very much TO see the honor and diguiiy OF
p. Ms kept up to the highest notch, and we
ain't going to remain quiet unless this b-anch
Of government, pets do prove themselves lib
erAl and patriotic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25

ART UNIoN.-The number Of subscribers
to the Art Union for the year just closed, was
ABA. The amount Of money received was
S23,670. The number of prizes distributed
was 40. Besides the Greek Slave. there
were 100 paintings. and 300 copies Of Allis-
toms outlines. There were also 80 prizes OF
S75 and $780, remaining out Of the surplus
funds of the Union, which had not been laid
out for works Of art, because Of the late day
at which these funds were received.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25

FAMOUS ANrMAL.-Lady Suffolk, the ia
mous0 trotting nag, was on the steamer Gen.
Lafayette yesterday, when she passed here.
This mare has troited mile in two minutes
and thirty seconds. Five thousand dollars
have been refused for her, and we have heard
tina, Barnum has promised to give 81, 100 for
the skin of this mare when she dies, to stuff
for exhibition 1T his museum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-25

LAReE VERpicr.-On Wednesday in the
District Court at Philadelphia, verdict Vas
rendered in favor of the State Of Pennsylva-
MIA and against the United States Bank for
one million two hundred and three thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars. With costs
and interest, in round numbers. 81, O,O0o.-
The sui, was brought to recover the hundred
thousand dollars annually, Which the bank.
by its charter, agreed to pay as bonus TO
the School Fund for twenty years. The
hank has Jefaulted for twelve years. The
L-dger adds that the SUIT will Of course be
~arrird {, the Supreme Court, and will no
doub, he warmly contested, rs there will be
an effort To make this judgment take prece-
deuce Of The assignments.