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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-20

1rrzs TEN VALUABLE HOUSES FOR
EEE-k SALE-I offer for salct ten desirable houses
and lots, adjoining each other, situated on the
cast side of Washington street. Immediately
north Of the Cotton Factory, the block known
rs ''Scott's Row." Price and terms made
known upon application.
". G. 1EATON, Attorney for owner.
I'D 21-tf Ofice-No -, nor.h ST. Asaph st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-20

and have constantly on hand large supply Of
CUMBERLAND & BLTUMINOUS COAL,
for sale BY the Cargo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-20

We shall also be prepared t" fill orders from
our friends throughout the country, for Fish Of
every kind and grade including
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

MEETING OF THE SELECT CoUNcIL.-A
meeting of the Select Council was held last
evening at the City Hall.
Present: James Cornick, ESQ, President;
E. P, Tabb, Esq, Vice President. Gentle
men: John T. Daniels, Chas. G. Armistead,
c. A. Santos, Chas Ramsay, VIM Ward, c.
L. Cole, G. w. Cowdery, Ryland Carps.
The Council was called to order at eight
o'clock, when the proceedings Of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
A large number of bills, Reports, Commu-
nicatons &c, formerly acted on by the Com
mon Council, were taken up and concurred
in
The action Of the Common Council i'll re-
gard to the City .Jndgeship, was finally reach
ed. Tic Common Council having referred
the matter to vote Of the people.
Mr. Cole moved not to concur in TIE action
of4he Common Council which was unahi-
mously not concurred ill.,
The act of the Legislature was then read,
creating the office of Judge aud providing
for its acceptance or rejection by the Coun-
ellis
The ordinance, which was before the Com
mon Council, approving the act Of the Legis-
lature, was then read first and second time.
The rules were then suspended and the act
was read third time by It's title
Mr.. Cole then moved the passage Of tie
Ordinance
Mr.. Caps spoke Of extra clerk, additional
expense, and wished to hear the views Of gen
tlemen.
Mr. Santos said the salary of Judge would
be tax Of ono-t],irtieth Of one per cent. on
the real estate of the city
The ordinance was then passed and the
ayes and noes wtie called for with the fol-
lowing l,4v:g
Aye@--lIes>ri. C3wdery, Cole, Tabb, San
tos, Ward, Armistead and Daniels.
Noss-Messrs. Caps, Ramsay, and Cor
njcl5-}.
Some other bills, &C. were tl4cn taken up
apd coneurred in.
When, on motion, the Select Council adj
loumed
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
NEW Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Eureka.-Deming No. Main Street, has dis
covered the great secret-Time is money. Read
Deming on Tea.
AUCTION Sale on Saturday by F. F. Ferguson,
at his store Wide Water Street. Sloop will
be sold, and a variety of articles
auction Sale of Furniture by Leigh Bros. &
Phelps 1T No. II Freemason Street, on Wednes-
day next.
Election Notice in Portsmouth. The local cleo
tions are to be tried over again
Refined Sugars, Patent Sugars, New Orleans
Moasses, and Honey Syrup for Sale by G. W..
Rowland.
Read Auction Sale of Building Lots by Leigh
Rro's. Il Phelps on Friday the Goth inst.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
MAYORS CoURr-Norfotk, April 18th, lS66-T

MAYORS CoURT-Norfotk, April 18th, ls66-T.
G. Tabb, Presiding.
Amanda Coimick, colored, arrested for disturb
ing the peace and abusing her mother Fined So.
Mary Williams and Adelinc Washington, col
ored, arrested for disturbing the peace and using
obscene language upon the streets, were fined
S. each.
Serge High Buckingham, (evidently pur-
sers name marine stationed at Fort Norfolk,
arrested for being drunk, was fined So. and sent
to the commanding officer of the Marine Guard t
the Navy Yard.
Edward Wilson, F. Kemp, and Charles Lee,
colored, for general row and disturbance of the
peace on the wood wharf, were fined SIS each.
William Walker, from the Hard Labor Prison.
turned by the military authorities to the
Mayor for trial, on charge of robbing soldier
in barber shop while beastly drunk, the 29th
March, was committed for further examination.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
Alas for human hopes, how vain
Is plighted troth until It's tied
That darkey meier will catch again
Her hero boil, to whom the lied.

Dome THE LIBERAL THING One of our
regular yearly advertisers, WHO duly appre-
clates the benefits of our paper as ais ADVERT
sing medium, from a fair practical test) this
morning authorised Ills to advance the price
on him at least SO per cent. for the privileges
he uses in cur advertising columns. lie fully
acknowledged that advertising in the DAY
Book had vastly increased his business, and
is willing to more literally compensate us for
the printer, but from. the increased sale of his
wares. The wight spirit surelv.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

REDUCTION OF FARE ON THE New LINE
The Agents Of the New Line of Bay Steamers
in imitation OF their illustrious predecessor, of
the "Old Line, have reduced the fare to Bal
timore to So, or So going and returning. To
Philadelphia So rs, New York $40.
Go ahead gentlemen, if your Stockholders
can stand it, we assure you the public will
not complain.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

CAUGHT STEALENG.-A nero WON m in
Portsmouth this morning, was caught by Mr..
Charles H. Jenkins, on High street. carrying
off a bale of cotton yarn from lis store He
pursued the thief, took the cotton from her,
and in the goddess of bis heart permitted her
to depart in peace. We hope she will profit
by the lesson aud lenieucy shown her.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

Mayors CoURr, Portsmouth, Daniel Collins
Mayor, presiding. -April 18th, 1866.
Charles Marshall, colored, arrested on co M
plant OF VIM. Ward, colored, charged with as
saulting and beating him. Fined $40.
Henry Pierce, Sandy Grey, Henry Jordan,
VIM. Moore, and Frederick Wilson, all colored,
arrested for gambling, in the public streets, and
crowds. Reprimanded and dismissed.
Armstead skinner, coored, arrested on com
plant of John Snow, charged with obtaining
goods under false pretence, to wit: One pair of
boots, valued at SIS so, the property of William
Coleman. Committed for trial.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

SERIOUS AccIDENT-Mr. George Emmer-
SOP, carpenter, while engaged this morning
in putting up some buildings for MIR. Thomas
Holiday, in rear Of the Navy Yard wall. fell
from the scalfold and seriously injured his
spne He was taken to his residence in an
express wagon, and Dr. James Hatton was
called to attend him.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

SCHOONER RoBBED.-A schooner lying at
one Of the uptown wharves, was robbed
night before last by two of her crew, in the
absence of the Captain, of $3.50, which they
took from a locker in the Captains cabin.
The police are on their track, with every pros
pect of success, as they are well known.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

The STEAMER HERrFoRD.-This steamer
was sold Wednesday by G. E. Staples, Esq,
to MIR. Harris, Of North Carolina, for $4, 500.
She formerly piled between this port, Eliza
be h City and WlIianston. n. c.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

BEEF CATTLE.-The Old Line Boat, brought
from Baltimore this morning fine lot of Beef
cattle for this market
The War nearly destroyed all the cattle
in the Southern States, and we shall have to
rely upon the West for our Beet for some
time to come.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

REPAIRING. large brick building, at
the corner of Commerce and Main streets, re-
Gently purchased by Dir. J. G. Deming. The
present owner is giving the house Thorough
overhauling, inside and out. We learn that
the Merchants and Mechanics Exchange will
continue to occupy the corner room, whilst
the balance of the house will be rented out
for offices,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

The HARBoR MASTERS What has become
OF these gentlemen? The vessels in the
stream between this and Portsmouth,, are di-
recty in the track Of the Ferry Boats, and
keep them worming iii and out at great loss
of time and fuel
We hope the Harbor Masters will correct
this evil at once.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

Foe IN THE BAY.-A dense fog ovcrspread
the Chesapeake Bay last night, and caused
a delay III the arrival OF the Baltimore Boats,
Of some hours.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Pohr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, April l3
ARRIVALS.
Str. j. 7. Brady, Lands, Bait
Str. Georgeana, Pierson, Bat.
Str. Albemarle, Bourne, n. Y.
Str. Saratoga, King, N. Y.
Str. Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Charles Houghton, Whitney, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick. Mathews.
Str. NJ. Martin, Haines, Richmond.
DEPARTURES.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str James Brady, Lands. BALTIC
Str Georgeana, Pierson; Baltic.
Str. Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. Chas Houghton, Whitney, Hampton,
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

THE HUsTINGs CoURT, of Portsmouth, is in
session to-day. The case of Fleming, the missing
City Sergeant, was being discussed when we left,
Jennings bondsmen apply to the Court to APP
point some one to finish up the business of the
Ascending Sheriff.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

UNREoUITED LovE.-This morning just
previous TO the close Of the Mayors Court,
Portsmouth, a bnrfy specimen of the sons Of
Ham, made bis appearance and requested a
warrant for the arrest Of Miss Martha White,
(only by nancy against whom he made the
following charge Martha aud himself had
agreed to become oMe and he, wishing to have
the thing done up in style. advanced 800 to
her to purchase the necessary chicken fxings,
at the same time handing her the license
which he bad already procured. Martha,
thus supplied with funds, burns the license
and goes Oh spree viii, the money in COM
pany with Tom, Dick, and Harry, and COM
p'etely ignores her too corfling beau. He
now prays that he may recover his money, or
tue value thereof, ard has seriously concluded
to advance 70 more money until the knot is
tied
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
ELECTION NOTICE.
VIZ i.EREAS 1T HAS BEEN RE-

NV E1AS
SERGEANT and now acting Sergeant of the city.
thai no election for Municipal and State officers,
as required by law, was b, Id and completed on
Saturday last, the 18th inst; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Council recommend to, and
so far as the power is invested in them, that they
do authorize the Sergeant or bis deputy to hold
an election in both wards the Sd Saturday in
April, 1906" "a,
The above preamble and resolution was passed
Council of Portsmouth; and the following Com.
missioners were appointed:
For JACKSON WARD.-J. S. Stubbs, Geo A.
Smith, VIM E. Howard, Chas; 6rice, James
Murdaugh.- Conductor, Thad. Wooten.
Jr., K. NJ. Lee, j. s. Cupepper, v. o. Grant.
Conductor, Marshall Hutchinson, Deputy Sher-
id. APP l3-3t
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

The FIRST IMPoRTATIoN.-Th cargo tf
the schooner Satila, which was sold yesterday
at auction, is the first importation of sugars
and molasses into this port since the war
We believe il is the Inauguration of a new era
IN the commerce of our port Persons abroad
will be apt tovew ii as a small affair, but the
fact aud not the size of the operation is the
thing with which we have to deal.
The prices obtained yesterday, We learn,
were satisfactory, and under iudiciots man
a9ement this will be the result nine cases out
OF ten. The want Of capital i'll our city and the
present poverty of the back country will de-
lay the sudden building up of this West Ia
dia Trade, but its progress from this time for
ward, though slow, will be certain. Let all
of our citizens do what they can to encourage
it,
PRfNrING Rouse SQUARE.-Gradualy
this important Square on Roanoke Street is
growing into Importance. The vicinity has
been reinforced within few days by new
Restaurant, located in Reynolds new building
and under the Old Dominion office
What with Roberts Auction House, and
Rogers Liquor Wholesale Establishment, aud
the Roanoke House aud Chamberlain's Bank
ing House, and Harnden's Express office and
four Printing EstabHshments-thi Square is
fast approaching the magnitude OF Wal
Street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
LOCAL.

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES We intend to
devote short space in to-days issue to the
subject which heads this article, because we
do sincerely think that it is one that is much
neglected by our people, and which, if atten-
ded to, would prove very beneficial To us.
The people of the South, before the war,
could manufacture nothing, and depended ex-
clusively on the North fer their supplies; but
when the late unfortunate civil war took
place, being thus forcbly denied many Of the
necessities Of lie, besides untold luXulies, by
reason of the blockade Of tue Southern ports
they suffered for at least twelve months before
they began to realize the fact that they must
OF necessity GO TO WORK AT ONCE, in order to
meet the pressing demands upon them for cloth
ing, artillery, railroads, &C., &c. They were
thus compelled to adopt some safe means OF
making the supplies Which necessarily de-
volved upon them. And we know too well
how successfully they managed, to repeat it
here inasmach as they promptly met all &c,
mands, as regards the manufacture Of every
article essential to the prosecution OF war on
a gigantic scale, for the space of over three
years. But now that peace has dawned upon
the land; that
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

loE! lcE.-Large quantities of ice have ar
rived at Portsmouth within the last two days
for shipment to North Carolina, where it is to
be used in packing fish for the Northern mar
kets- Hereafter large fish trade vii! fule
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
FAIR
ID FOR THE RELIEF OF !
SOUTHERN SUFFE ERS.

baltimore FAIR
Id FOR THE RELIEF OF
SOUTHERN SUFFERER
By order of the Executive Committee, the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appointed as an Aux
iliary Committee to receive and forward contri-
buttons from the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth,
and the surrounding country, ito the Baltimore
Fair for the Relief of Southern Sufferers, to be
held from the End to the 18th of April next: =
N o + @ l. X
Gel. GEO. SANGSTER, NJ. A, SANTOS, ESQ.,,
j. A. SAUNDERS, Esq. Col. W. H. TAYLOR,
JAS. Y. LEIGH, Esq, j BLOODGOOD, Esq,
PORTSMOUTH,.
II. V. NIEMEYER Esq. GEO. M. Balm, Jr. Esq,
Jos. A. BILISOLY, Fsq.;D. D. FISK, Esq,
BALTIMORE, March q, 1856.
EXCURSION. For the purpose of
ID giving the citizens OF Norfolk, Portsmouth,
and the surrounding country opportunity OF
visiting the Fair to be held in the city of Balti-
more, for the Relief of Southern Sufferers, the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company,
eeoLD LIME,
will commence on
SATURDAY, 3lst,
TO ISSUE ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
which will entitle the holder to return on or be-
fore the 14th April at -.
Season Tickets for the Fair can be purchased at
the Company Office in Baltimore, Of g. B. Parks,
Esq. for 81.
All contributions to the Fair will be forwarded
free of charge. j. II. WEBB,
NH 20 Agent.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
MkRRIEG,

WAhMiEUl
On the 5th inst, at the residence Of her uncle,
Capt VIM. NJ Watkins, by the Rev. VIM. Ty
rec, Capt. j. P. BRTDsER, OF North Carolina, and
Miss MINNIE B., daughter of }. William and
Jane l.. Watson, deceased, of Charlotte county,
Va.
In Brooklyn, New York, on Wednesday, April
II, by Rev. A. A. Willis, d. D., Mr.. John Ii.
Munson, of Norfolk, Virginia, to Miss Mary Alice,
daughter of Charles H. Brainerd, of Brooklyn.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
oman to man no more doth meet
In stern battle array"

DIR people seem to lave naturally sank
into that quiet repo5c in which they so loved
to indulge ii years gone Gy; aud finding noso,
in times Of peace, no difficulty to procure from
the Eastern States all that they need in the
way Of manufactured goods, they quietly take
pen, ink aud paper 10 order tritlng articles
that they might very well manufacture them
selves, if they would only throw of t ,eir
letbargy and assume something of the man
Men of the South, arise; let us have more
energy. Make your own cloth, your own rail
road cars, your own cottons, your own pins,
needles, buttons, Irvine, guns, pistols, &C., &C.
Encourage home manufactures; for 10y so do
ing you encourage yourselves, inasmuch as
the mechanics here spend their money athome
for the necessaries Of life, and by giving them
helping hand You aid yourself considerably
But a number of our merchants, if they
have day book, cash book, or ledger to plr-
chase-ay, even miserable check book
nothing must do but that they write to Phil
adelphia or New York for il, when it can be
as cheaply bought and as neatly printed in
our own town.
Some of our people are even getting in the
habit now, as we learn, of writing North for
tomhstones; in fact, whenever they think they
can obtain any article % per cent. cheaper
North than in cur own city, they will imme-
dlately order it,
People of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and sur
rounding country, when viii you begin to
follow wise course When will vou learn
the lesson, that be who works for home man
features will eventually reap the benefits
thereof, besides building up his native city;
While the would-be penny saver and Yankee
patroniser will most surely lose in tie long
run.
Let Us have manufacture al over thc South:
manufactures OF cotton, shoes, pins, needless
cloth, machinery mills for -four, meal, &c,
and dstilleries of liquors. Let us, also. give
much OF our attention to the cultivation OF the
grape; we have the richest and most produc-
i've soil imaginable for this branch of indus
try, and we have frequently heard French
conno'sseurs express the same opinion in re-
gard to the land South, and more particularly
Virginia and North Carolina. AS regards the
Western States, they have given California
and Ohio the preference
Now, people Of the South, awake! Arise to
the reality Of the situation both in CITY and
country; and let us see more activity, more
enterprise, and more resolution than has
marked your career thus far
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

''Your purse, Tom" said an indulgent faith
err to his spendthrilt son, 'reminds me of a
thunder-cloud" How so, father ?" "Be-
cause it is always lightning"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
BED,

Mr.. F. A. SuBEY, formerly of Norfolk, died
suddenly on Sunday, the sth inst, at 4.30 a. NJ,
iu Newbern. N. G..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

Some other bills, &c, were then taken up
apd concurred in.
When, on motion the Select Council adj
lourno9.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13
AUCTION SALES.
BY F. F. FERGUSON, Auetioneer.

HORSES AND MULES At AUCTION.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-13

No sales reported Change. Markets lively
and buoyant Quotations firm Gold steady
at l27.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-10
to Farmers !

WE arc now manufacturing Q First
w Class Cross Cut Wood Saving Ma.
chine. The Horse Power is substantial
and made with special reference to dura-
bility. We make and furnish the Bush
Patent Saw Guide which Is complete in
every respect and has many new aud val.
auble points not possessed by any other
guide. We have already added several
Improvements lover machines manufac.
'tured elsewhere and Shall contiuue to do
80 in the future as ourexperienc in man
u%facturing suggests. We claim for this
Machine Superior Workmanship, Best
Quality Of Timber and Uaequaied De-
sign of Construction. No farmer owning
20 acres Of timber land can afford to do
without this machine In consideration
Of the high price of wood, the. Farmer
should not permit a single stick 10 waste
in his forest, when by a small outlay he
can procure a machine that will cut 30 to
40 cords per day. Call and examine be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The following are our present cash
prices /: }
2 horse power cross cut saw machine $ll0
4 do do do lbs
Circular Saw attachment 80
Circular Saw complete, from $50 to sloO
yn WHITING, ROLLER & co.
Ashland, Jan. 10-2w3l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-10
Jefferson DaVis-The Ken aucky
49, ~ra.,Iig Resolutions. srur75l'

'fG .H9 tIiJ fl't"t
b We subjoin the resolutions Of the Ken.
.t,ckv Legislature fayoripr tho rele.sc
sTr ~. n5
Oh emerson payls anu I genera auiueS'y'
Hherea', Jefferson DAVIS aud Others
engaged in the late rebellion, are now
held in close confinement ; and, whereas,
His Excellency the Governor, thought
proper In his message to declare IN favor
of the trial OF Mr., DAVIS J therefore,
be it ut 9 enn rcl ays, 97sa
!: Resotped by the General assembly
81 The Commonwealth of Kentuehy,5 That
a brave people should ever be generous,
and an enlightened nation never know
revenge: H. a-l eU.t. 2 on 10 'a
z. That the peee OF the country and
the preservation OF the Constitution de-
pends upon the recognition OF the card'-
nal principles, "All just powers oil gov.
eminent arc deprived Iron the consent OF
the governed" That this c~opsentcan be
obtained 10 the late rebeilious States oythe
exercise OF u sPfit oi kin'ness ahu CON
citation. H ".
., That the promptness and alacalty
OF the Southern states, IN resum'ng
their places3ln the Union OF u fathers,
aud entitlesa the people thereof to the
fullest clemency and the investure OF all
civil rights.
a. Ihat while, IN exceptional cases,
the infection Of the penalty, as punish
nien hr treason, becomes necessary as a
national Ioilcy, we believe, that q further
effusion OF blood rs unmerclful, impolitlc
and Will only be productive OF greater
antagooism between the dlscordant Sec
lions OF our eoutrS
3. That Mr. Davis, as the leader OF
the reoeilion, committed no greater legal
crime than thousands who have received
pardon at the hands OF the National tx,
ecutlvc. That his conviction as suggested
by Ills Excellency the Governor, is not
necessary ITO settle Inc legal estimate OF
keaaaon MN 10 1atarn.tnn whatba. 60
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-01-10
"a Good Thing.,,.

In the Times of last week, we find the
following
The Democratic press generally is doing
a good thing for its readers in the circu-
lation Of the speech Of Thad. Stevens.
Thad. Stevens made a speech in Con-
gress recently denuuciatory Of the Presi-
dents reconstruction policy, and %rcitera-
ting his revolutionary deOtrine,-assumI
ed thatthe States were out Of the Union,
and that they must be admitted as new
States, after passing through q territorial
condition. He ridicqlsd the present
State Legislatures Of the South in their
ratification Of the Constitutional Amend
meut abolishipg slavery as illegal and De.
%lusive, and proceeded in that strain to the
end. Below W. give an extract from the
speech of this honored Republican
aAs to these famed rebels they cannot
at their option 5rs,enter the heaven which
they have disturbed, nor the Garden OF
Eden which they have deserted, as fla
ming swords are act at the gates to secure
their exclusion" r.. 4 fsm .I.A
Again, speaking Of the late Chief Jus
tice TANNEY, this club.foosed disuuionist