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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
WASHINGTON.


wAsuIxerox, Nov. 10. = Supervising
Architect Mulls,t has submitted his report
on the condition Of the public buldings
under bis supervision. for the year ending
Sept 80, 1868. The business 10 now greater
than ss any time since its organization.
The report mentions among tho causes Of
embarrassment in the completion OF the
wany buildings in the course Of erection, 10
~. eight hour system on the Government
We 1s, which the Supervising Architect
demns strongly, and states that It has
q ~ incree sed the cost and retarded the
progress Of the buildings under the charge
OF hi, Office He recommends that . sui.
D { ent portion Of the battery At New York
be purchased as q ste for appraisers, and
ultimately a custom house, the presen.
building being ovsucrowded, and the in
crease OF business making additional room
Indispensable. He also calls attention to
the difficulties Of the indiscrimina bid
ding for Government contracts, and recon-
mends some restriction be placed upon il.
Under the present plan the NEST worthless
and incompetent bidder has q right 10 10
s.t upon the acceptance Of bis proposal,
even though the department NAV be conf :
dent it cannot be enforced all efforts TO
collect damages for breach oil contract have
heretofore failed. His statement for the
balance Of the present and the next fiscal
year includes $4,000 for the custom
house at Cairo: $4,000 for the custom
house At 81. Paul; $4,000 for tho custom
house at Madison, Wis; $4,000 for the
custom house at Springfield. ILL.,; $4,000
for the marine hospital ~ Chicago; $685.
O0o for the custom house at Dts Moines :
| 1850 900 for the branch mint at San Franz
cisco. $500, 900 for the new post office at
Boston, and &490, 900 for treasury building,
Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

New York special says The Stock
Exchange yesterday WAS the scene Of the
widest excitement. The fluctuations OF
stock was great. and many operators have
been badly hurt. Five or SIX Grms are
said to have found it necessary to make
private sett ensnts as the alternative next
to falling. Taere are rumors of failures in
the street TO-DAY.
Banks a. present have fair supply Of
funds. and lend moro freely on call. and
are dscoun.ing more freely.
The great Erie combination is said TO be
the largest ever known in Wall straet. The
feeling 10 very unsettled and fevsrish, and
market is expected to open to-day with
great excitement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis. Nov. 17.-An Omaha despatch
says heavy snow storm ragged there all
day Yesterday. Telegraphic communcA-
ton with the West was Gu. Of bat trains
arrived. The thermometer last night
marked 10 degrees above zero.
Official returns from all the counties in
Kansas except eight give Grant a ms ori,y
of a. 46. Thcentire vote Of tho state is
estimated a. $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
WASHINGTON.

WAniscTos, Nov. Ill is believed ias
Attorney General hss prepared sn opinion
that under the law Of Congress sstabl shing
the hour system, employees on public
works are entitled TO the same compensa-
lion as when they worked 10 hours.
Gen. Henine.en denies .sny connection
with any Cuban iilibus.ssiDg expedition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 16.-Pas.eneers
and mail by the Central Pacific Railw av are
now carried to Augusta, Nevada, the eta,
ton for the Reese River Mining District,
SS5 miles east OF Sacramento. Track Il
laid IS miles farther east.
The earnings Of this branch Of che road
for Octsbss exceeded eSo0, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Short = Direct r outo e the
North, Northeast : Northwest,

Two PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
lsland daily, ct s:lS oelsek O. n, aaa 4le o'elk
p n. making Close connections with tsains - III.
fowo:
A PORT BYRON, trains q this food lsavs imne-
diatsy On arrival oftfains from Rock Island, NJ
king cleee connections q the following points:
Al FULTON, WITH trein0 nom and 70 CSeas Rapido,
Doonebofo. narshaltown, Council Bun, Omaha,
and oil points On the Union Pacific Railroad.
Al eAvANNA, With daily line Of Packets TO ead
non Dabeeus and al points On the Upper Missis-
eippi River.
A fkERPORT, With trains q the Illinois Central
railroad for the North and South
At CLINTON. with trains for Janesvills, Madison,
Prairie d. Chisn. Il Crosse. Wateftewn, Fond q
Lac, Oehkoeh. Green bay. and p0ints In Northern
wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota
A MACHINE, with trains for Milwaukee. Kehcsha,
Wsuksgan Snd Chicago. Also with s.Belle CITY
Lise Stea0efs'' for the East. Ferry Boat lsavss
Dsvenport at SEC Z. n. Tlms-Davonpcrt 60 DV-
buque-1 hours.
Passengers BY taking this rssts win ssvs beth
time and money.
J. 4. COTTON. Asst eup't.
:. @. DUNCAN, Agent, Davssport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
Foreign News By Aslauaie Cable.


MApRIp, Nov. l6.-Immsnss demonstra-
tons were held here on Saturday in favor
o. monarcAial form Of government. Ad-
dresses were made bv Olozaga, Serrano,
Prim, Tapete. and others. There we're not
less thar 5000 people present, and much
enthusiasm WAS manifested.
The majority Of the Captain Generals Of
the provinces have reqSestsd an increase Of
their respective gsrrisons, to which Gen.
Piim has replied in circular, stating that
such An increase aid CEDAR the resources
Of tho country.
Troops are concentrated in New CASTLE,
and can be dispatched whenever required.
LoSDoN, Nov. l6 - The corporate author.
ities Of Brighton give baneue. to Reveidy
Johnson end George Peabody next Satur-
day.
PAaIs, Nov. l6.-Baron James Roihs-
child, head OF the house of No,hschild, died
here yesterday.
N Bsrrochc, Minister Of Justice, ard NJ.
P,nard, Minister OF the Interior, have issued
Instructions TO the different departments,
requiring them to suppress all public man
ifeststions in regard TO the coup dc Hai Of
! the = j OF December.
| ine office and matsria, OF tho Temps
| newspaper has been seized BY The pslce
and Is publication suspended The French
government has commenced prosecution
! against ether lurna,s for alleged violation
0. tho press laws.
MALES. Nov. IA -vesuvus has bt come
ae,ate.. and a new cone has been formed,
from which streams Of lava are being
| elected.
BUCHAREST. Nov PA violent 81 cck
Of an earthquake occurred in this country
! ON F.idaY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

New York Market.
BY Telegraph. NEw YoRx, Nov. Il.
Whsat-Clcses heavy and nominal a. lso@
l62.
Corn sirm and moderate demand at l.l5@
1.l6.
Barley--Dull and heavy At q c022c.
Oa,s-Duli and nominal 10 bid.
Rye-Dull at 1907 ls5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
MI ROADS.

WUSH0AO8e
Chicago, Rsek Island 1 Pasi1s
Railroad.
1865. SKINNER ArrangsnsHt. 1868.
Trains rua BY Chicago tim. which 10 twelve min
utse foster than Davenport time.
0NAND AFTER MONDAY MAYll, 1858,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Dsvsnpert daily, lSundays sxesptsd) - follows
Going 8ast-lst Mail train ~. .......7 O5, 4. :.
o.,. w., = SsHes . :,p,:': "a ~: e. D.:
Moinss and Washington, I. is Az.
3D.. Mixed, for Des Moinss ed
Arrive a Davenport daily, (Sundays excepted
ire IN tho Eas.-lss Night express q. 8 s.. 1
I'd Daily Ex. I mail. q oS, ?. =
Yrsn The wsst--lst Mixed frsn Dee Asines
"a. Express from Dss Hsiass
and Warrington. !. sos Pm.
A. Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
A Joliet with c. 4. / 8. L. r. r for Dleen.
isgten, Springfield, BE.
A. L.slls 9Th |. 9. ,. , for Dsalsish. D.
AT Il Pond Ofsek With Q. B. / q. /. i, ssr D,,.
lipgton, Ksokuk and Quincy.
At Peoris with P. P. 1 J. h. r. h.
At Des Aoines. Iowa City, and Washing tsn
Win Western Stage Cs.'s Htages, for oil peiats
west, Southwest and Northwest.
sleeping coashes - III Night trains. Through
opal Eastern Cities and Towns.
?. 4. HALL. Asst Gen. Sspt: Chicago.
4. KmsAiL. Asst. Supt. Iswa Division.
n -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
%. n.ouis Market

%. Louis Market.
oy Telegraph. New, l..
Flcsr-Quist and unchanged.
Wheat Firm under light receipts. Net quo
tably higher.
Oorn-Unchsnged, old 15e.
Oats-4s&52.
Rve-l.i0.
Barley Unchanged
Porl-Old g. 90. new rs. 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosror, Nov. 1.-THE Republican ward
aud city committees last night nominated
Mr.. kimball for Mayer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

Chicago Market.
by telegraph. Nov II.
Flour = esdv and frmer.
Wheat Lower and weak at Los
Co-i-Strong AZ s0'S.
Oa.s-sos4 d46.
Re- Steady n l.o5Qtl.05i..
Be-.sv-l Sc
ProvisieDs-Quiet aud firm.
Mess Porl-Weaker
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

Chicago Live 1tocklN1arkes.
By Telegraph November IL.
Receipts of cattle, Q cars receipts Of hogs
SOC head.
Cattle--Good to extra, 6.50a7.oo; stockere,
9;50425.
Hogs Dull. 6 soN7.5o. Packers holding o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
NEWS
CHICAGO.
M TEEE0R.fPu.

TO THE DAILY DEMoCnAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

OR g, 80 PER HALF DOZEN.
s1aadfako Pills. ~ CTS. = Box.
For sale BY eli Druggisss end Dealers.
DR.. SORENCK'S ALMANACFOR 1855 CAL
oeaAO o1ArI1 OfALl DRU 00I0fD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
oiLET

RENDERS the Sksn aft, .msoth, clear and
beautiful VIII rsmore Tan, Frsckies. end
all other discslorations. Sold at all Drug.
sists and Fancy 0oods dsolsrs ersryrheys.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

The Press and lines. the Republican or
gan, favors the introduction Of Fedora
troops in preference to employing militia
and urges the Legislature to strike out the
provision for a Militia bill and authorizing
the declaration OF martial Law by the Govern.
ment.
ALBANY, September l.-This afternoon a
portion ofthe east wall of building on the
i north side of Columbia street, which was in
process of demolition, fell, carrying away
the floors ofthe third and second stories and
burying number of people in the ruins. A
number Of women and children were on the
6rst door gathering wood, but how many
are buried is not known. The news creates
great excitement Two dead bndies have
been taken out.
WASHINGTON, August 81. In conse-
quence Of a reduction of the force Of the
engineers ordered by Congress, no appoint
ments of cadets to engineers will be made at
the Naval Academ, this year.
The expenses IT various Custom Houses
have been reduced a quarter Of . million
since the first of July. mostly by the aboli-
ton ofpurely sin"cnre offices.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-The Presi-
dent has issued proclamation announcing
the ratification ofthe treaty with Nicaragua.
Among other provisions, Nicaragua grants
to the United States. its c,izens and proper
ty, the right of transit across the ISfhmus
on any route or communication, natural or
artificial. by land or water. which may now
or hereafter be constructed under the author
ity of Nicaragua, to be used or ENJOYED in
the same manner and on equal terms BY
both Republics. Nicaragua. however, re-
serves its right OF sovereignty over the same. |
MONTPELIER. September 2.-The election
resulted in the success of the Republican |
State ticket by largely increased majority |
over last year. The three Congressman are |
elected by heavy majorties. rhe State SEN
ate is unanimously Republican, and the
House nearly So. Returns from one-third Of
the State Indicate a ma iori'y of n 600. The
vote is the heaviest polled since 1910
MONTREAL, September 1.-The ship Alb
soma has just made the passage between
Quebec and Glasgow in fourteen dsys-the
quickest time on record.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Trespas. Of last evening.

From the Trespass Of last evening.
NEW YORK, September 2.-The Times
Gays the election in Vermont demonstrated
the popularity Of Grant, and the power Of
Republican principles.
The Herald says the Republican victory in
| Vermont is owing to Southern fire eater
orators proclaiming devotion to the rebel
flag.
The World says the Democrats allowed
the election to 60 BY default. and is not worth
being considered indicative of the sentiments
of the country.
The Tribune says the victory surprises the
highest hopes; that the Democrats made \
desperate struggle.
The Boston Democratic State Convention
met yesterday. Eleven hundred delegates
present. John O. Adams nominated for
Governor; Reuben Noble for Lieutenan,
Governor.
The Germans met and passed = resolution
demanding the nomination of John T. Hnff-
man By the Democratic Convention, as the
only man who could command the German
vote Of the State irrespective of party.
Rosecrans said he did not believe the
Southern leaders would issue an address a.
reported.
CHICAGO, September 3.-Frauds amount
ing to half million dollars in stationery
department in Buffalo postof4ice. Three
clerks in the Treasury Department. one in
the Second Auditors Office. and one in the
Printing office were arrested.
Washington specials say warrants have
been issued for the arrest of Commissioner
Rollins, Deputy Collector Harlan, Collector
Thos. E. Smith, late Inspector MURRAY, and
Haggerty. distiller, on charge of defrauding
the revenue.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04


ExPLANAroRY.-Ina an editorial arti-
Gle = few days since we in,imated that a
ticket was run at the Democratic pri-
Inaries here in the interest Of Mr. Henry
X. Mitchell. We made the statemen,
npon the authority of a member of that
party but being Informed by Mr. Mitch
ell that he put forth no ticket in his OWE
interest either here or in Storey county,
and our statement having justified the
contrary inference, we beg to correct
whatever impression prejudicial to Mr.
Mitchell that statement may have caused.
He made no struggle to place himself in
q condition to receive the Congressional
domination at the hands of his party,
yet, understanding his RETAINING from
snch exertions, his friends rallied so
strong in Storey county as to give him a
majority of the delegation from there.
He will not submit his name as a candi-
date before the convention cow assem-
bied here.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

! MANY-FAcFn SEYMOUR Mr. Seymour
has defined his position " in a letter ad-
dressed to the comm ittee who waited on him
with the Information that he was the nom
ince. 1t is month since this information
was given him, bat he has been waiting in
| hopes that Congress would do some Aood in
| the last part of the session, which, however,
| i; did not. On the contrary, it admitted SIX
| SnntheIn States to the Union in the persons
Of Representatives who, ii not protected BY
| armed force, would be driven on. of the
country. &c. The letter is necessarily long,
being meant for many sorts of people. For
| the eight hour man there is this " The
hours of toll of our laborers are heightened
by the cost of living made by the direct aud
indirect exac'ion of the 8 'vernment." Fnr
the man who does not like Frank
Blair Revolutionary pronunciamento, there
is this = The Election of Democratic Ex-
ecutive and ma jority of Democratic men,
bers 10 the House Of Representatives, would
not give TO tina, party organization the power
to make sudden or violent changes" etc.
For the man who thinks Blair's letter the
true platform, there is this: "No man can
rixhtfuliy enter upon the duties of the Presi-
Dental Office unless he is not only willing to
carry uut the wishes OF the people in a con-
-titutional way, but is also prepared to stand
up for the rights of nlinori,ies." This is for
the N"rthern soldier: Having given nearly
5000 commissions to the officers of tina, ar
my, know their views and wishes. They
demand the Union for winch they fought"
And this is for the men who demand the
Confederacy for which they fought: "In
words distinct with meaning they John A.
McClernand's convention) called on the gov
eminent 10 step in its poli,y Of hate. discord,
and ascension, and in terms of fervid elo-
quence they demanded the restoration of the |
rights and liberties Of the American people"
But there is no end to it. The letter is Gov
ernar Seymour a. full length with all his
faces. 1t is this sort of thing the Democrats !
call craftsmanship. But the ajority of peo-
pie have not been calling it craftsmanship
since the good old days of Birdofredum Sawin
We must wait for another letter, we presume,
before we find out how the repudiating Sey-
mour can stand Oh a repudiating platform
the holds not single bond, his Secretary
informs an anxious inquirer, and has never
held one), and whether or not he would let
South Carolina enact black codes next Win
er. Neither slavery nor reputation appears
Il this crafty document.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

Our Policy TOWARD MFXIco.-No doubt
now exists but that the future policy of this
Government toward Mexico will be the es-
rate over tina, Republic. 1t is probable that
the Mexican Government i'll very soon take
the initiative steps in this matter by legis-
tive actinn, and that the departure of Minis-
l$ter Rosecrans will be Delayed until further
Information is received On the subject. 1t
is not improbable that, as remuneration for
the pro,ec,orateship, several of the northern
Mexican States, the real estate of which is
now owned by citizens Of the United Stares,
will be coded to the United States, NEEDING
the isthmuS ofLower California Flashing
ton Cor. Phfa. Press, 11th inst.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

Como IT ALONE. - Attorney General
Evarts, in conversation few days since re-
garding the Revenue Commissionership i'm
broRlio, remarked that he was not consulted
in he matter of the acceptance of Commits
sloner Rollins resignation, and added that
the President acted on his own impulses,
without the advice Of any of his Cabinet,
in accepting it. Wash. Cor. Philadelphia
Press.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04
THE SIGNAL NOTE OF TRIUMPH

Gas goes Maine so goes the battle. u
Vermont has signi6ed what We have
hoped for and predic,ed-,hat the Re-
publican party of the country is Drawer,
more united, more determined to win
in better fighting trim-than ever before
the war-more compact, if anything,
,tau in '64. Vermont indicates what
Maine will do-give 25, 900 majority for
Chamberlain-and" Gas Maine goes, so
goes the fight" This test vote, in
State where the Republicans might
having a dead thing with safety,
have been only usually active, goes TO
show that the necessities of the times
are felt; and that enthusiasm and not
over confidence is the feeling Of the
hour. This condition Of tho public
mind must, and as we believe will, be
sustained. There must be no non con-
batan.s this year, for every available
man is needed. What has been done in
Vermont is a gratifying proof tina, good
work has been done in the way of or
gaoization and with sure numerical
superiority Of loyslis,s in every one of
the Northern States, we have but to
make sure of being organized to make
victory sure. Are we organized in
Nevada? Speaking for Ormsby county
we can say yes-orsanized for effective
work within the party. The work be-
fore us is to perfect ourselves 10 dis
cifiine for Geld service. We must leave
no stone uuturned which will help Us
TO 60 up against the enemy with strength
II nd effectiveness. One thing necessary |
% do this is get signers to the Union
Club and League; another imperative
necessity is registration. We must
busy ourselves in getting our forces
upon the n ulster roll. The sooner they
nrs there the sooner will "good order
sad military discipline" be perfected.
Let Us DO our share toward giving the
lie to the assertion of the Demo cracy
that the Pacific Coast will 60 for Scv-
monr aud Blair. We know what it is
possible fer the Union party to Go in
us be untirng in an en-
.aaSor to do it again. The glorious en-
which the tidings from
Vermont gives US should not be lost.
Let US be encouraged to echo back her
words of triumph. Maine, in q few
lays, will tell US that she too is ready
. wage successful war against the Ku =,
Iiux Khan. Remember that this year 7
re are to save the country or see i,
Hanged in endless disasters By the as-
sudency of rebel rule.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

A New FARCE.-Ihey are playing in the
South German Provincial theaters farce
entitled: "Andrew Johnson or, The Presi-
dent in Hot Water" Senators Ross. Fow-
Ter and Henderson appear on the stage, each
carrying big bag. supposed to contain gold !;
on opening them, the Senators find that the
bags are filled with leaden bullets. Ben.
Butler and A. J. have a violent alteration in
the course of the play. and the denouement
represents the Goddess of Liberty scourging
the whole company from the stage.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04
Cor ORR Foor IN Ir.-It appears tina, in

publishing an item yesterday morning, to
the effect that daughter born to the wife Of
J. A. arabian. of Reno. was the first child
ever born in that town we we're misin-
formed. In proof Of his assertion he
sends us a copy of the Reno Crescent If
july 18Th, in which We find recorded
the birth. on the Sd of July. Of daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Smith We take il all
back, Budd has won the prize Carahan
must have been excited-perhaps it was his
first achievement in that line ?-Enterp,1se,
3d.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

OFFERING Lors.-The Union Pacific Rail-
road Compan, are offering los for sale
on Black, Fork, fourteen miles this eide Of
Green river, and state that they intend to
erect round-house and machne-shop at
that point.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04
Pr"prie,or'sPurse ofs75 90.
: AIE DAY

Twenty per cent entrance uey added. Tnrs
horses to enter and twuor more L. start.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

FALL MEETING
ICARsON CITY JOCKEY cLun
! The Carson City jockey Club announce the fol
lowing Programme of Races f II their Ia MeetiB
which is to take pl,ce al the Car sui CITY lac
Course and following for four days. the
I>T OF SEPTEMBER, 1865
RUNNING RACEs---FIRST DAYS
RACE:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st. 1S6s-A sing'
di-h of one mile free for all horses in the Stat
AT the time of he issuance Of this advertisement
/ Club weights. for
| Purse Of Two Hundred Dollars.
| Entrance money go per cent on the Purse
addict. Three hoises enter and two more {;
! start
SECOND DAYS RACING,
Wednesday,, Septe mber2 1865.
Mile heats, best two in three free for all threI
year o'Ls in the -; tc at the time IF the issuanc(
of this Advertisement. Gut weights fra
Purse If Two Hundred Dollars.
Enrai zee money go pr cent on the Purse
adj ed Three horses to enter and two or more Il
siult.
THIRD DAYS RACING.
Nile he,'s. hest three in five, free for ell
hoses in the State at the time OF the issuenc}
of tbs advertisement, Club weights, FIR
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THIRD DAYS RACING:
Thursday, September }, 1865.

Nile hers. hest three in five, free for e
hoses i'll the State at the time Of the issuanc
of tbs a:yrrtisen.r Mt, Club weights, FIR