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, 1866-04-12

The Right Hour Novemeni-The 1Inn-
ufacturanE 1ntere~tx Jrophr&iiz-d-
Resolutions OH the Mexican Quca.
sJon-A Marine Monster.

Anr n.en. saoul aaosenneni-lh Nfah-
AetuuE antereats SrophFu.1'd-
.eAolutltns Oh tne tHe1'eaa Qucs'
s1on-A Marine Monster
From Orr SPECIAL Correspondent.
SAN FnAsc,sco. Feb. ii. 1888.
In nv LIST o,nitted 10 ,1lnde IN two mite
inpo,.ant matters ncr,aiofn- ~ ,ha intor.sts
" lhe country NJ alEet ono moro especially
10 those Of the Pa:iflc coast The first OF
these Is
THE Eraur norm aoypurvr
LUG mecnanlcs anu Worklngmcn OF San
FraDc{sco are pushing the eight hour move
ment with eneryr. and there IA a ross,hfl,tv
eut "asa s4A@isys "au tueio ID Pos71oll1ty
1hat, with the aid OF dcmagoguts In The Leg,
fs]ature who wprk merely fnr nrcsant nonn-
1T, ,-,,hs,.. .t.s! ~, P'e pof.
WlltJ "NAout letetence 10 Tue real interests
and prosperity Of tho community, will sue
coed in m :sirlg the bill making efrht lIo,tr1 A
lcral dar's Iabor, ti,roupt Iot6 Assem,,,v
md sen.ic ~ tl,e m .tfer .tonnnl tLora \
would be al! very well but they 10 not propose
70 GO 70: lhc!e u asso movement On 1nos
among the members OF the Trades Uni )ns to
maintain at all hazards the present rutes Of
wages. at the same time that tho nrt, her nj
hours Ia r+ducnd and irouh1n i. srra tn ,rro,v
IN nj It. T1.e nrrsent mt .. nf wan,.s ~. -
hlgh that the manufacturing interests oi the
racine coast are depressed 10 the last Degree
anu " 'uu "enl5-nfo te! ceut " lAe ea Pensc
o. everything produced Ia San Francisco Is
iicles nov manufactured. or substitute Chi
ucse labor 1or that of the Caucasian. NIschicf
Is certain 10 grow out OF tnis matter soon. ;
TIE MONROE DocTH1NE.
Our Stale legislature Ii soon to say snme-
islninrr of the State rf Nev,,l. 1ast wrsir
snnEe fha rcai a.ntfn,snte ~ o,'r 1r,n,. v,a,,,'
latIon on the subi.ct. rs follows:
scerntfd and endnrsed a. Saion.i dasr,n. 'rss ,hs
.s1,,msnis mt for,h Nv = prs.ia"nt afn,-,,t ~ ht
m.sss..r n i'onorrss ~ t,ecnmn.raa 1SS1. !. ,nt
,S,,h tT,,1;nv Sn:ont~. ~ 5ena,dsnr,es =, M.
nnI hn, viii the f:o1emenss ,rh,ch h.1s .feri"rJ
iLe, ,nr"nsrsrn-e ND m,,n,s,rcS ~ ~. ,nH.
on ut prioeues we soud no1 VIEW lew
any inI lion ior The nuroose ot onnosjns Them
or controfpr ia nny other msnner Their destiny nv
say Husopfan power, y any otosf n9nt lnah ~ a.
thr f:nsernmrnt md ncontc ~ ,ns Tnits s,f". -
AID. f~SF '-~ 0'A>~'
,onr H., .,ls ns ~ rs S's s;,aa Mas ne h
ths nj. =, ~ f.-..t iy;,o;n tatint, ~" aa,.,,s ~
NV rnnn.r.i.. hetraN =. scs;n.s snr =.
e n Me- m o. Inc H9nroS IenG o;snp
r. r,a1e u P ~ n'oaa.a1 au.aot.ay 9set
~, .rd VI -ae@se' III Aas'iaa fe'oa a1o oe'-
PvVs s. ,rt. ,.,,,,, ~ ,,,.. ,>.,...,
I, va1ie cors,ir,es an fuyss,on ~
decur3ne Of non in,eryeu,inn in The doms msstic az,
Girs 81 Republican Governments established On
shi. continent. and
HurAEAs. The dynasty Of Mammalian ha@ been
inangpfated N an:Iant S'olstion o. M khown pol
icy a, ,n 1n's Govenmen. perm M N esp1esea 1na h
csn. ~ oe n1,innn in,htv tn ~ Irs,a i ;nno
eitIon and ou,rspe nj 1ha tims il was commencrd.
md
W1E1EAs, The recent FORMULATION Of an edict
b. M2xtmtlian, haEin. IN view the establishment
or slavery upon the soil Of Mexico. il IN dssosa-
fft
, 1866-04-12

E The late rebel General Ransom, ap-
pointed Chief ofPol1cc ct Wilmington, n. c.,
recently challenged Lieutenant Rhodes, Of
the United States Army. The valor Of this
clustering ex-rcbel may be ascertained, when
It is remembered that officers Of the army are
Obligated not to fight duels.
, 1866-04-12

g John II. Reagan, oz.postmaster Gen"
ernl OF the lnte rebel Coniedezacy, In prl'
vatc lettar from Palestine, Texas, March lssh'
states that he has quietly settled down 10
farming, and that he employs oue white man
md seven freedmen.
, 1866-04-12

~ The little town Of AnAmosa, iowa,
went 1ubilant o<er the announcement o' tne
passage Of the Ciyn Rights BIZ. Every one
re5ciced, flags were waved, and salute OF
httv uuns fred. Anamcsa is sound.
, 1866-04-12
THE FARM AND GARDEN,

The SeaAan-Tho Crops-sballou cuI.
turs tor The Preparation OF lhe Corn
Crop-Tr1nazcfinns Of the IalIuols
hortieoa.ofA! societJ-Transactioa
.,n " ASscoseafal socteiy-
ssane,E. ss1ne sasnML.na n,.'M Ao.1efn-The First
49,. ~.s- Weas Tor Heea-
Gnen nNo.ou 80. ...
lrton opt .1"n correspondent!
SAA4PA1os, IL. April ,, 1851
TIE SEASON.
Never within the recollection of that vera.
cious Individual. the ..o1dest inbahr,sn+ y, h.s
Winter hean Lnow, ~ H.. osu.' aD,~ 49,
,s,.a -. "uket fo iong IN tae
iap ~ spflnE ~ thls writing the fost Is
mol NJ out OF the fields, aud little can yet be
done In the way OF farming or the planting of
trees. Last year tho seasnn WAS called late
thonoi tho froat %. ,as.,1 ~ ess@e -,
,Eth - 49, v u,t w. '" .ne
A'@u " .1aleuIL"o "eehs Garner than th1s
year. In 1864 the frost was out on the 5th.
For series Of years the frost has been ont
from the 10th to the 15th-+he. snr,no,, IF
,,t;5 ara ,cs ,nar,ao~ a ,r,aa -. y.
80 ~ a.~ " "aAnss "Aue oe'afsufe ITO" Tue
rule'
TIE CROPS.
Our farmers are sow1np Int a small hreai1th
OF the small Grains this sprlnr. rs thew prefer
:. ,-Da, No .n-' - Lucy p'o'e1
70 !e'y NANNY on corn, nay and pasturage.
This change has been gradually at work for
The past three years. and now sssnmes n oer-
msnent tor7n Hrt 1,,t,a ~ ,ba .crn -,ontoa
NJ, 1a .s1aa., s :.. ~ 80 nv r,,', pasu ~
% WI pc hn'ppeu' Us nos1 o1 II viii De leu 10
cattle, hogs, mules AND sheep. This system
hands, ss most Of the labor is done By the
farmer md bis sons.. The culture Of ofsorghum
has settled down to supply domestic use. As
IN article Of commerce ii does not promise
large results. Almost every farmer has bis
patch Of half an acre or an acre. which he
sends to the village factory to be made up on
shares. Brpom corn is an item near the large
, 1866-04-12

11t1So1s & yIcn1oAx CATAt-NGs1R.dou On
the canal is now open, and nnmeTons boats ate
leaving Ch!caso ualy Tor Iasslla and othef points,
, 1866-04-12
FROM BOSTON,

Az Enormous Law Su1i-CItIcA md Sub.
hsitutc Er0keFs-Thc Maiden 1lur.
derer-11tA Execution on l'rldnY-Dr-
scents tuM tile Gsmblcrs-l'oIisfca al,
Theatrical nnd LtteFary-Fn4s buy. :.
F From Our Own CORES poIdrntl
, 1866-04-12
FROM WASHINGTON,

The Triumph of Cnngress-Scene in the
senate on the Defeat of The Veto
Lane and Doolitite-n1ofgnnssD Decisive
yuIe-Tue Efecs, de-, dc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

Dr.. Bakers specific gill cure esaess6t
easu2 sssic1nrey 6eoine ksokasoo, q 49,
ostesrh0o, c6sedso, dlseosoief IL kt1itfS
sad o1a1s1ue, and o1 tieoooo ~ ~ ou6oa
$50 = $1,000 = vsskesae e -! -.
Ii. isssiIisis Nd i -. = sts.ta = !.
s-emsasa-ant~ ssvlssso~ep~uso-e 81 de
-: u .hs essis.l stp.as b : ~ -.
=: :::::: s. :: J: r.: IS, e.
t.! !: !. s; s: I IN
y isasfsas hsaliae. pssiijiae end ~
l1siqR A0s14. whieA gnnuires - mb&o1
80 bic5k4s ~ |issstiees d -
accompany The medicine. TIE dsoaAd II
shw spssi1e b wOuderfsl. and L b bvssy
~ iaeQ sinGn QU1cOese daily rr<sived
oA. 8e'.. "a - = Q
e'E..sAnsaa. ssyans1Isau. ] =, q
ssuctsrs, Pr. 9eker's I9jsssioa . rj1sHs
asSAoed . haas in conjunction viii ~
6psca6A - Il materially aids In suhAnion
ths inoan0Asivo, and stopping Tie disc4ac0a
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ehl16Sls So I.1 INV E'l'yfI
"ftas -. 1tAaS'lsDssdss tE.ot p
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

, hsSS t48HaSS,rSs |. aE<-,..
sdsySS r,ta 4 j6 = 14SIsasJs. Street, 49,. !
eacsM Anrpte. and rold BY al Draggmtqs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

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'-.s'sE $3.50 - =. !. !. s's'sT 1411 8cCO-
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pure the body which 10 formed mo ana oy sns 800
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28


The Etssisss ~, y csmusotiag - the
r,eedmen's Bursee Bill s1gs: "lfoea
orr to b. fed by he 0ovsf1asns becon-s
they ere Starving, o. 70 b. elothed II shey
are in raes,Ur 49, coddleo and tapscsaIly
protected ~ Il secanss shsy ase iensrsni.
ihen, the Gcvesnnsat simply oefss ~
sniu& u l6lensss, igUosance an6 uashAh.-
Il says 70 the ignsrant ssmain ignosant 10
Tie Wy rsma,a lazy. 70 the i0pss s'ds" do
not feel ~aht . patesaai G,vssnmrnt vii
.eed and cloth: yoa >. the sxpense Of the
1n11 IlsSas and yhsshy. The American
s.~ss,ns tRsAas 6eneW cann0 take eass =
himsslf-tAe hws tsine just and equai--it
10, Dscasoe b. toss not uns The f.eskesss God
- g,vrn 10 III men, and Il il therefore righ'
NE Ne 6Aousd so0tw sN6hes che neevoss
~, ~ ussnvGesossss havs my yteht -
...eeiel .reaectiea. 10 ehs pssied sogsssdiao
,ke -. = eoathseu isduDoBv - saeiesoy
|tuosun1aesd. iesSae srepss ~ esolesasy
sueelSl p1svSolee sAVuld y ssatie. DIT g.
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~ ~ lossw - d see,aeesly ssqssrrs
by hsaaaiiy. 4. y he pseGIeeos sAgA ~
enesssa. : lnoessseed hopes aed Ssoss thes ne
aaaiusss4l 0ovesensae 0tll censias1 - ~
| nish the clas-ss u citiaena in TIE sevesa
Osssb ossNs tsseslpsss ed u1lalooesre.
rsard1lal UAqAR 1Msy. possus 8 We = n
As.lset 0ef la6sss 90 ss01sdssas al.O q
Ne pUpotioutlptnl hhltalenS q ~ nat,Snal
aulk ai1y h 49, III $3.50 asd asaaqs ilisy.'
Ntate - ta3sss vsshss than 10 serve the vesy
.lsss IL. which special lsos<csin - No
= ovided.
""
T. A vocso msn psyirg spsc q u ention =
I 1 yesmx hdy. mel 9Th The 'olIsWis.s inc'-
dsoa ansioe sas IT bic vi0ioD;
6Sne invjtbd into pasior TO svait sh'
I e5y's sepesssaos, he auussd hiusslf - h.a
~ aig6t ~ Asms time, ord - tsco0ill
Wssys vksn ! htls s,d Absu' 6vs ,ssss :,
- ssppss n s"s bsssa 70 eo"vsvse s'''
iAan. -
@-~e~xewsyvspsa.sA-xsssusa.s w~es IN
4 1o.xr b.FsASd, Md NV doso'
why. when you nv going 70 BE- here ais
'er -evi"s 10 ''-g ard GIT gu'd. aed -
-vh.Eas5sS"d .9ta2e,hiaS ss"'
st. - s5e 3s, y. !. Il; =
~hiis, then woul.i have kood time. Blu
che" y"u E. "a. sister 10 not good. Sh
s,ts mad, and il I ask her " eAJ llsug ~
.l.ps aud bangs me sbous."
,px8I3xt, ' !; -; ~: ,sss 81 ::S:il
quoshed b. snd taking Ills bet. be len On
'' st""sssIl.~"kaf I.h,.xX. tsr~.,
daughters married. should keep their SINAI
children out Of shs parlcr while >lsangy7
~ Inv. ss4 -'f 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

+ T1g8EAQkyBntist Association. repre-
s-sk tw+dky chdre4Fa, in Lss. Van Bure.
and Jefferson counties. and comps4is.kl :
Clsriosl and Lay DslesRAsisapssd schsrohs
v,ll hold its seventh Anniversary IN ~
Bapsi-. church, Fort Madisou, eomnSo.r6
Saturday, August the 25th, and considtinS
.sssil, Nsndsy sveyteg There wdI fe
prschi"g m Saturday q II o'clock. A. y.
and 7 r. n and on Sunday, mosniee, 81
tc, noon and evening. at the usual hsNlEs =.
Saturday and Monday. See PiaiSdeal~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

lcgs. and courtcsans. Amena thooe ~:
ent was Miss v, residing IN The north.
ern section Of the city. whose attractive
countsnancc, sentcel 1Fsse md generally
preposscssng appearaace,, Nsai&ijd tina,
she vas not only 4 stranger 10 the roc kie.s
scenes Of convivality and dlue610bn which
are constantly occurring at the place, hu,
that she had been the associate If the sdu.
Gated aud refined And such bad been ~
case. Miss ", . ~ Aous in III
afternoon II company With So0ehee lAdy
and gentleman, accepted "a invssasisa u
take a short boat trip on the 1An> oeas. AZ.
ter proceeding fos seps distance. end h.
dulging in many pleasant jokes, - assss
and said 10 her csapaaion that - lied III,
s; s ss.ss ss s:,s - :: y;
ssuaias 1sl aseAsnsset - Bldg.
boro % thee llleeiag day., ~ wers taken
70 DIT uI1aGe. AZ che va ~unkncv I ?
the coeoese t6ok GGGfee Of she body, ~
had il 10 erssl u shs pooe grouad sdjI/ =
the AsthSdise eAuech Of shas plnon> "a -
= swo aftsewesds, hoosvses No a9hss, Who
"a gsnesepAA ii csosideuAhlp wealth Al
tofiuence. haa The oedy dss)a1oesed, asd -
cognised itas As ''lsst" dauehess, allemsd
y - - og1ia tneoesUa In Nho0DV ohvl. IL
- eans ps1psf plnv boz th1e \ lnGtisabj,
ymnisasd It The public expSdseslk such
eedies = afe unelai0ad. TIA SNmv .,
Ne yeuae - 10 iououAa - - She
~. bs1uaAfol ~, - ~ell U1uuota. o.
orally vivaeiote sn1 ~ ful, but shs wcs en-
eteae etoo ~ honl, andshee<(Nyke career
2 6tisd{ told. AAaddoA6d'tAelhf1 Areats,
1onpisod 6y. ~ okhcr. sSSStis4 Ann.A -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28
n ne. oWeW SLOW,
A Ezpsresc.a nssss - rgaa {sss.
Assssss = ~ Atteeeiaa4uk 1bdDss ~
SOOTHING 81 RUP.,

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lay AL. PAIN and spasnodic setioe. snAt 80
1,s5s3ssss2 HsG.a. !. n, =. :. : ssss.4'
Observation-Disclosures. -,
yeasR I'D Sp5eAp p Dsprcs AID no" Of y
what Ne have never Seen able 70 ~ q nv osA0ee
acass-MAvxs nAs n tAmsD b as6sts utsASo y
|NamAunA son1AlJsss4s 1sa00 - tno~
- 1ssaso e AAntisne1Sel1 a1yasASeV - n
E0s 10 co9trse, ~ srs dslieha ~ VA PPsstsss
"a snlek h 6f1 Dr. u 60 e1tati6e 1its neg
M s6sea 1asa uss1lA 1kts6 NJ ~ n ~
6nASg esnks b. nB1ses.s antO dteo1yssissos
A. nA6oes1o 1Rsskno -. 0k161skasUs Z
suA. N - nssAsa - catans usssy hseaacs
where ths inhns y sa6ering tfon pais ~ exhsss
Ion, rsliefwn " sband b aftsea q tWsag niauts
sfser ~ s,sdp y sAnaA,aesed ts@s
Full aeeesas hesslst IN asosopaui1eeseA -
tlev Noos ReDuias aoleQ ~ facsimile " CUkTIs
4 feRKlNS, Nov f0ek, y - ~ outside wfopp6s.
a1d By I'll Drusyisss throakAoss the world
eflce, caly % Ceaas,a per Dsssas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-28

/. A vifginia psper ssys thet Gen. Reb's E
La u not wiring history Of ~ esnpaign
for publication, - hes been repossstF ut
~ atab,lsls - tta0vsuAaseU de0S edition 81
"Memoiss Of the War in The SouahsrA ~
partment Of the United States BY CD. Hen
,abs: -. Il. s:' ISL :. .:: =;
rare. Gen Lee viii add big. sphy Of hi
father, Col. Lee. and much new and ima
P's'ass csfsS ilM i!1V y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-07

of Faith are the words ''Walk as he
walked--in Faith y the last word being
inscribed beneath the figure. In the
same manner, in connection with the
figure of Hope, are the words "Strive
as he stroye-in Hope;" and over the
group OF Charity, also in enamel, are
the words tEThink as he thought-in
Charity" Over Faith there Is 4 lily of
Purity; over Hope the water lily, hav-
ing appropriate reference to the Dap
.tism OF the young prince; and over the
group of Charity, aad resting upon the
ton OF the niche, there is the lilly Of the
The front panel contains in the CEN
tire the royal arms of England sur
mounted by the crown. The LETT side,
as you look at the panel, has the arms
of the late Prince Consort, and at the
other side the arms of the Prince OF
Wales. The notices of each shield are
thrown into flowing ribbons. The en-
tire treatment of this group is in IAN
ciful and allegorica1 style. Just be-
meath the royal shield is white bly,
bending down, over = broken rose,
with, upon tho background lof the
rose) the word HFrogmore." To the
right OF the Prince Of Wales shield
there is figure of an infant boy look
ing up at a full-blown rose, which
stands erect upon perfect stem, with
beside it, a white lily, and Immediately
over the baby figures a bunch OF snow
drops, emblematic Of youth or spring.
This entire group is enriched by the
rose, thistle and shamrock, tastefully
introduced to form a background. The
ebony (or black) moulding points to
the death of the Prince, and the white
stars symbolic the heaven in which
the Prince Oonsort now dwells. The
arms of the Queen, in one shield, Lde1-
ter, and in second shield, sinister, are
the arms of the late Prince. The panel
is filled as the front one with tasteful
arrangement of the rose, thistle and
shamrock The remaining panel Is
filled in the same manner, but with,
dexter, the Prince of Wales arms, and
those of Denmark sinister. The de-
sign throughout is medieval in its
character, and as q work of art reflects
the highest credit upon Mr.. E. II. Cor
bould, by whom it was designed. The
figures have been beautifully modelled
by Mr.. w. Theed; and the work has
been executed in the highest style OF
art by Messrs. ELLINGTON q Co. Adj
ditional interest is impaired to the
work from the circumstance of the in
scription having been written by the
Queen herself The verses were writ
ten by Mrs. Prothero, the wife of the
rector of Whippingham, near Osborne,
in the Isle of Wight. iaf tiF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-07
Queen vIetoria,. present to her

oueen Vietoria's Present to her
a5l,-t-f Grandson.
The Queen of England has presen ted
to her baby grandson, Prince Victor,
the son of the Prince of Wales, an artis-
tic gift which has been two years in
preparation. The work consists of
statuette Of the late Prince Consort, in
silver, and stands three feet two and a
half inches in height. He in a stand
ing position, with gilt armor, copied
from the figure upon the tomb Of the.
Earl of Warwick, in Warwick Cathe-
draL He is represented as Christian in
the aPiIgrim's Progress" and around
the piinth on which the figure stands Is
the verse from Timothy, "Ihaye fought
a good fight, I have finished my course;
have kept the faith" Behind the fig
ure, and resting upon the stump of an
oak, Is the helmet of Christian. The
shield of the Prince rests against the
stem, and near the tree are the white
lilies OF Purity, which are usually in
troduced into the pictures of the Pill
grim. Immediately beneath the plinth
and in front of the eAtablature of the
pedestal, is the inscription: "Given to
Albert Victor Christian Edward, on the
occasion of his baptism, by Victoria r,
his grandmother and godmother, in
memory OF Albert, his beloved grand
father. In the panel below, and over
the royal arms, is the verse
Z" Ny Rose OF Love with tears laid In earth,
Ny Lilyl Purity, have soared 70 heaVeni
But Faith still Lives, and seeS In this new 6lrtll
How both once more 10 clear my soul are
on the panel ON the side, over the
Queen and Prince Consort's ernls, Is the
verse; -. -. sos
aFlsht the good nght he fought, and sim Ike
Cherish the flowers of Purity and Love:
So shalf he, wren thy earthly Joys grow dim.
FtBt greet Tree In our saytors home above{
On a third panel, and over the arms OF
the Prince and Princess OF Wales, Is the
4waIk as he walked, in filth and rgheous-
strive Is he .troye. the weak and pOd,rI.c
seek not not thyselt but tothermen to bless
80 win, Ike him, wreath that WIN net
Beneath the front panel, over the
figures "1s64,p are inscribed in large
sized letters the princes 9mes, Albert
Victor Christian Edward; and in an OBJ
tized March 10th.p Looking to tbs
front OF the work, figure Of Hops
stands atithe right side, one Of Faith on
the left; and behind. or IN the third
niche, Is a group OF Charity, each o.
oXydIzed silver. At tine side of each
figure and group there are lilies in en-
amsl. Upon the frisza over the hgurs
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Merchant TAILORING Establishment.

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COIN. SEMPLINER & CO.,
Skirts, C0rSGtS, & Skirt Supporters
The United States


.,.l ~ Il VS. al4afa In Rem and per-
Andrew Hebrank and sonam. In aease
certain lIQuors and vessels of forfeiture.
Whereas an Information has been nled In
the District Court Of the United States for the
District of West Virginia, at Wheeling, on the
lst day of January, 1885, by the United states
OF America against An lrew Hebrank and
certain LIQUORS and vessels described in the
schedule dled with said information In q Ger
tam proceeding In Rem and perSonam al
leEing in substance that the said Andrew He
Drank has violated Sections IS and IS Of the
act OF Congress, approved January 90, 1854, en-
titled ttAn Act to provide Internal Revenue
tosupport the Government, to pay interest on
the public debt, and for other purposes and
praying that said property. together with the
sum OF $500, be Forfeited To The united States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the attach-
ment under the seal Of sid court to me direct
ed and delivered, the said liquors and VESSELS
were seized by me at WellsburR, West virginia,
January Stti, 1866, and do hereby give public
notice to all persons claiming any interest
In said property or In the proceeds thereof TO
appear before the Judge OF the District Court
OF tine United States, for the District OF Wet
Virginia at Wheeling, on the 9Th day OF April,
1856 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ofthe same
day Uf'the same shall be day Of JURISDICTION.
if not, on the next day OF jurisdiction there
after,l then and there TO inteTpoSe their rciaimS
and TO make their alterations In that behalf
s. B. MCCOELOCH, II
U. s. Marshal Dis. W. Va 3.
B. SMITH, o. 8. Attorney.
tan25-Ht Has st.tt
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0aeGatelIiQetrce1
RAVES Of SUBSCRIPTION.
STATUS OF ATTORNEYS IN WEST
VIRGINIA.

Dissenting opinion of Judge n. Har-
rison---AttorneySia are OmeeFs and
Must take the Test Oath.
The Supreme Court of Appeals on
Saturday last, having by majority
Judges Berkshire and BROWN decided
that the, act efFNoyembep 16s 1868, does
not apply to attorneys, Judge n. Har-
rison dissenting from this decision, de-
liyered the following opinion: &
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MrdirI.
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CELEBRATED ~a -lfl
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