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question of privilege in defence of the
Sheriff OF his county. It had been charged
by Senators that the Sheriff of New
Hanover had not paid ia his taxes He
presented receipts from the Treasurer
showing that he had paid S51 ,961 35, the
first payment made on the 9th of May and
the last, amounting to l2.000, made on
the 18th Of December.
Mr.. Lindsay, from the Committee on
Claims, to whom was referred a resolution
to pay G. O. Spooner 1913 for services
rendered in the Office Of the Superint> n
dent OF Public Works, reported that after
q thorough examination into the claim
and upon the evidence of Mr.. Spooner
himself, that they were unanimously of
the opinion that the State is under no
obligation, either legal or moral, to pay
said claim, and therefore ask to be dis
charged from its further consideration.
After some discussion the report was con-
Cured in.
On motion the Senate adjourned
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Robinson Crusoe'5 famous isle na5 been
coicnized by a wei!organizad company of
German emigrants. IL wos ceded IN 1865
10 Robert Wehrdan, an engineer from
Saxony, who, after serving the United
States as t. major during the war of the
rebellion, engaged in exploration for rail
road companies in South America. de
has induced a company of Germans, sixty
or seventy IN number, TO migrate to this
island, and they are quite delighted with
their prospects. They find it a lovely and
fertile spot, stocked already with herds OF
wild goats, and with few wild horses and
donki9s. TteJ have brought with them
cattle, swine and fowls, agricultural and
| fishing implements, and all needful equip
mcnts for strong colony. The grotto,
SO famous as Robinson's house, still re-
mains. 1t is situated in large valley,
covered with an exuberant growth of wild
turnips. A Chilian youngster, who has
charge of the swine, is assigned to this
valley, as the turnips afford good feeding
TO the swine, and he may revive memories
of Robinson by taking possession Of the
grotto. AS Juan Fernandez is now regu-
lar stopping place where whale1s take in
wood and water, we shall have frequent
| reports of the fortunes of the new colo
nists.
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In the Probate COGrt--Buplin County,

against Ofucr ior
Spaight Hill, Executor OF Thomas % service BY
Hill, Deceased, Defendant. foDhcatlcn
IN THE ABOVE ACTIN IT APPEARING
Z from the affidavit Of Isaac B. Kelly:
:. That Spaight Hill cannot, after due dill
Gence, be found in tho State.
IL. Ihat cause Of action exists against said
SpaiSht Hill.
III That spaght Hill is not resident of this
STATE but has property therein.
Ii IS ordered,
l. Ihat service OF the summons be made by
publication in the Wilmington Weekly journal
once week for at least six weeks successiyelv,
notifying the said Spaight Hill to appear before
the Probate Court OF said county of Duplin on
or before the Oath day OF January, 1870, and
sho" csnse why he should be removed from his
office Of Executor, or Judgment of removal will
be pronounced against him.
II. That copy of the summons and complaint
IN this action be forthwith deposited in the Post
ONCE by the said. Plaintiff, directed to the said
Defendant at his ususl place Of residence, if the
same be known to said Plaintiff And said sum
mons shall be deemed to have been served at the
expiration of the term Of publication prescribed
by thss order.
Given under my hand and seal of
Seal. Office at Kenansvie, December 7th,
'-'''' 1869.
j. d. BOUTHBRLAND,
Probate Judge Of Dupiin county.
Ge3 II 81 WGW
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VlCR's FfsHRAa GUIDE FOR Es7O.

TsUIE tIHSI EDITION Of One Hundred and
Twenty Thousand copies OF vicik's Illustrated
Catalogue OF Seeds and Floral Guide is pub
Iished and ready to send ont. 1t is elegantly
printed on fine tinted paper, with about 200 fine
wood enSravings Of flowers and vegetables, and
beautiful Colored Plate, consisting OF seven va
rieties OF phlox Drummondii, making fine
BOUQUET OF PHLONES.
It Is the most beautiful, as we'll SIS the most
instructive floral guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions Tor the
Culture OF Flowers and Vegetables.
Ihe PloVal Guide is published for the benefit
of my CUSTOMERS, to whom it is sent free without
application but will be forwarded to al who apply
by mail, for Ten CENTS, which is not half the
cost. Address
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n. Y.
dec7 61-d3tw2t
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A Curious Fact.

The truth is stranger than fiction. A
gentleman in our neighborhocd, astonish'
ed at che backwardness of his potato crop,
had the ground examined by a most ex-
perienced judge. 1t was discovered that
the potatoes were short-sighted, and
couldn't see their way through the soil.--
After dressing the ground with liberal
warded by seeing the tubers growing like
yinking #...
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hatlrOad Riettcrs-The Chatham, TOAD
Hts Financial ConditfOn-IIs Tcrmini-
Directors "f Western ItailIoad-Their
Unblushins tcnniity-FayetteviII IA nd
Florence Nnilroad of the
Western Road sc <Sc., dc.
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Terms of subscription.
mARSslED.

,sT, ~ ]. c. HIdsn, mir. GEORGE SLOAN to Mis-
tt;;4ZNAH L. MITCHELL, daughter Of &. T.
i;i..cbcI. ESQ, all OF Wilmington.
In ThonssviIle, N. e., on Tuesday evening,
Dfcss, Der 14th, by Rev. b. Craven, D. D., Rev.
13S. J.. KEEN, OF Wilmington, n. c., to Miss
%rQRGIE HOGAN, Of Thomasville, n. Q.
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10 CNNsTEETaVES.

TIE ,.>3gartiser, having been restored to health
ma 5.9 soeks, by a very simple remedy, after
,v4, suffered several years with severe lung
...... .. Il I lat dread disease, Consumption
,axi,Cs to make known to his felIow-suffer-
= the means OF cure.
70 81. a;io desire it, he Will send q copy of the
.a-ec.g.ion used Gree Of charge), with the di-
-s.i al,- fOr preparing the same, which they will
..a Z SIRE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
gsoysuITIs, etc The object of the advertiser il
s.lHg ;Ie Prescription is to benefit the affiict-
=. .ui spread information which he conceives
-,a .1ralu be; and he hopes every sufferer will
.-r A.s Iamcdy, as it will cost them nothing and
nay prove q blessing.
Yar.lss wishing the prescription, will please
.tigD.s REV, EDWARD 4. WILSON,
:I.tiams0urG. Kings County, New York
..sv = 39-W3mch
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Dec Is, 1869.
Mr.. Jones, of Wake, stated that his col
league, the Senator elect from the 10Th
District, Mr.. 2. B. Hawkins, had received
official information hat his disabilities
have been renewed, and moved that the
Senator be allowed to qualify and take
his seat
The Senator came forward AMI was
qualified.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Mr.. Murphy, of bill to authorize the
Superintendent of Public Works to sell
the States interest in the Fayetteville aud
Warsaw Plank Road.
The Senate theu adjourned.
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Secretar Boutwell, has received con.
science contribution of 80 from "Elght' "
Baltimore, Md.
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! cerning pensions of soldiers OF 1919 was
taken up and adopted.
| The House then adjourned.
SENATE.
jHURsDAY, Dec

| THURSDAY, Dec. jO, 1867.
a. Fl. Galo"ay (coiored) arose to a cues
tion Of privilege in reference to a comnlu-
nIcatlon which appeared in the Hillsboro'
| Recorder, which he considered was re-
Election upon himself and other members
of the General Assembly. This article he
said was written by some unknown vii
lain because he Galloway had intro
duced resolution to have Bill Smith
removed from the dictatorship of the n.
c. r. II. The article stated that
he (Gallo loway) was now a resident
of Newbern. which was lie No. 7.
as it was we'll known that he was q resi-
dent Of the city of Wilmington; it also
charged that he Galloway was nuisance
On raill Dads and obnoxious to passengers
| on account of his scent from the regularity
OF imbibing tangle-foot and pop-skull. -
He believed the article was written by
Bill Smith, President of the North Carroll
ma Railroad, who asserted in caucus sever
al nights ago that he (Smitb) was drunk
when he made that Salisbury speech. I
now publicly denonnce W. A. Smith land
desire tine reporters to notice il as q liar,
c0tcdrH, scOun,{relu und p0lt3'oo,..
Mr. Re5pass arose to question of priv
ilege in regard to some statements he had
made III reference to the Sheriff of New
Hanover county; he made these statements
upon evidence he bad received from the
Public Treasurer but from receipts which
said Sheriff has in his possession, he was
convinced that the Sheriff was disposed to
act IL au honorable manner.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr. Murphy, bill to authorize the
superintendent Of, Public Works to cell
the States interest in the Fayetteville and
Warsaw Plank Road; referred.
BY Henry Eppes, col: A bill to secure O
fair trial in the Courts of justice. Re-
forred.
Resolution against any further increase
OF the State debt. Adopted.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Bill making an appropriation for the
Deaf Dumb and Blind Asylum, 5000,
passed.
Bill making an appropriation for the
support of the Insane Asylum Of $3S, ZOO,
and $12, 900, in addition to be used in ma
king improvements on said building, pass
ed.
At this stage message was received
from the House conveying communica-
ton from the Governor in reference to
amending the militia law, with a PROPOSE
ton to print 20 copies for the use of each
member of the General Assembly, which
was concurred in.
Mr.. Shoffner moved a suspension of the
rules in order to allow him to introduce
bill in accordance with the recommended
tions contained in the message, upon
which considerable discussion arose
which will be given tomorrow.
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ssIn the town OF Rutherfordton q paper
called the Star is published. One OF its
editors is crazy because he wasn't appoint
ed engrossing clerk. Raleigh Standard.
Yes, and in the city of Raleigh there is
paper called the Standard, and the name
which appears as Editor is hired writer
for man who does not publicly deny that
he is SWINDLEIs, nor do we believe he
can. If he can let him refute the affidavit
published in the Old North State a few
weeks since from Florida man,
It is easy to cry crazy, &C., &c, but be-
fore we would write at the bidGings OF a
man whose character is such as MILTON
SWINDLER LITTLEFIELD, We would
prefer to take up our abode in tie PeDi-
tentiary for term of years. s.-Rutherford
Star (Repubtcan).
A resolution has been introduced in the
Senate requesting Governor Holden to re,
move Wm. A. Smith, President Of the
North Carolina Railroad. Why not in
clude Milton Swindler Littletield, Andrew
Jackson Jones and William (a". a. Sloan
-RuthefOrd STAR
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

lsqnae, of Il lines or less, for each and every
" Ili,'H. -.
special Nptlc,s will Ue charged $2O0per square
leach and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
charac ter, are charged as advertisements.
aS-NO advertisement rejecting upon privGte
character can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, by
admitted.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX-
Ceilcnt medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are of q
truly marvellous char
aCter. Inveteratc cases
Of Scrofula, where the
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have yielded to this COM
pound Of anti-strumOus
virtues. Disorders OF q
sCrOfulOus type, and af.
t,,c%in,,c IIrhich 0r,n rnn,.nly-
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Miss Anthony insists that she will have
''Susan B. Anthony" on her tombstone.
well, who's trying to hinder her
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From the Raleigh Sentinel.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
NIGHT SESSION.
OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY. Dec. IS, 1869.
Mr.. Pou arose to a question Of privil-
ege, and said that while the bill ''to en-
power committees of investigation to en-
force the attendance of witnesses" had
passed the Senate, yet the same had not
been enrolled for signature; consequently
no witnesses had been empowered. He
therefore was prepared to adjourn.
Mr.. Moore, of Chowan, moved to sus-
pend the rules in order to put on its pas
sage the resolution TO appoint committee
of five to take charge of the examination
pending before the Committee OF the
Whole.
After some debate Mr.. Moore, of Chow
an, called the previous question on the mo-
ton to suspend the rules, which was
agreed to.
The rules were suspended and Mr. Sin
clair's resolution taken up, viz:
I?esOlUed, That committee OF i've lie appoint
ed by the Speaker, and the same is hereby
charged with the management of the examlna'
ton of the States interest in the Railroads now
pending before the Committee OF the Whole OF
this Housa.
The report of the special committee of
five was read, Offering the following substi-
tute:
Resolced let. That Committee of five be ap-
pointed by the Chair to set az managers 10 con-
duct the examination OF the whole in the investl-
CATION now pending.
Cd That all questions ehaN be written and
handed to said committee OF managers who shall
PROFOUND the same, any member having right
to object to spy question; and it's admleslblty
shall b. determined by the chairman, subject to
an appeal to the Committee Of the Whole,
Mr.. Welch moved to strike out in the
second resolution the words ''subject to an
appeal to the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Moore, Of ChoWar, move the preVl-
o,,v Carried
The amendment OF MIR. Welch was then
rejected. Yeas So, Nays 81.
The substitute was agreed to and the
resolution was adopted, and the House
adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, Dec. l6, 1869.
message was received from the Gov
ernor asking for amendments to the militia
law to enable him to suppress outrages.-
Ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Wilkie, the rules we're
suspended and the bill requiring the
County Commissioners to meet once a
month was taken up.
The question recurred upon substitute
reported by the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Proctor moved to lay the whole
matter on the table. Lost
Mr.. Franklin moved to postpone the
matter until the fourth Monday in January
next at IL O'Clock. Lost.
After long debate the substitute was
adopted (the substitute provides that Com
missioners shall receive pay for twenty
four days in the year and shall receive no
mileage.)
Mr.. Pearson offered an amendment, that
in those counties paying SIS, 900. the Com
missioners shall receive pay for IS days in
each year, those that pay over $15, 900 and
under $25, 900 shall receive pay for "a days,
those over $25, 900 and under $40, 900 shall
receive pay for 80 days, those over $40, 900
shall receive pay for 40 days, and shall re-
ceive no mileage. Adopted.
Mr.. Seymour offered q substitute. en-
UTacIuS Luo PROVISIONS Oh INK. L IeaTsOA
amendment, which was adopted.
Mr.. Smith, of Allegheny, moved to
strike out ''1S days" and insert "15. D
Lost.
Mr., Durham moved to strike out "$15,-
OOO," and insert 1870, O0O." Lost.
Mr.. Smith, of Allegheny, moved to
amend by saying that all counties paying
under $8, 900 tax, the Commissioners shall
receive pay for only Is days.
The amendment was adopted by vote
of yeas As, nays 81. The bill then passed
its third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Pearson the rules
were suspended and the bill extending the
corporate limits of the town of Goldsboro
was taken up and passed its second read.
| ing.
Mr.. Smith, of Wayne, moved to indefi'
nitely postpone the bill.
The motion was rejected by vote o1
yeas 27, nays 46.
The bill then passed its third reading.
On motion the House then adjourned.
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EsKElHEN 1E YOUTH,

AGLNTaEIAN who suffered for years from
y.rrou@ :s"hilit~, Premature Decay, and all thc
lE.-t- ut .oFtltai indiscretiou. will for cake OF
III. ,inS humanity, send free to al who need it,
tae receipt oEl directions for making ths eimplo
5.mcIy by which ne was cured. Sufferers wish
H.; II profit by the advertisers experience, can
=. SO - a!lIe5sing, With perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
40. IL Cedar steet, New York.
.rv12 39-W3mCl
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Ayers Ague Cure,

's ever and 1Ague. Enternai1tcnG Ee.
Shiu Fewer. ESemSt1ent Fever,
.SfHh'' A%RP. Periodical Bilious
~''i' sac. ssnat indeed all the saffec-
"H" WHICH ssTiSc from nalSTiGEs,
A'7s' or misAsnaatic PERSONS.
- L, name implies, it does Cure, and does not
~. S"1linlng neither Arsenic, Quininc, Bisntuth,
" -. il"L any other mineral or poisonous substance
-,,.'I,ri, ,ri, II III noWlsc injuries any patient. The
,'i importance Of its cures in the a%uC dis
In, .-e literally beyond account and we believe
IL |' EdI&ilcl IN the history OF medicine. Our
~, 80. ,,,.sne't by the acknowledgements re-
., 49, I .ca cures effected in obstinate cases,
I".c,;thSf othSf remedies had wholly failed.
"ttiiihS tIrough mlasmatc localities will be pro
,scV ny taxing the 4GUE CURE daily
.ui L'ter Complaints, arising from torniditv
t'Ic LIVER IL IS an cXce[ent remedy stimulating
ne Liver into healthy activsE
prepared by DR.. j. G.. .lYER & Co p-ac,ioaI
|'t sue AhaIyu ucal Chemists, Lowcu, Mass and sold
al round the world. ~ ~
PRICE, $I.OO PER BOTTLE.
IS Sold IN Wilmington by E. Willis W IT
where Saa1c ,oco GU GDeSlers ~ every
SO00 PER MONTH GUARANTEED
snt n'tHsO1O Agents wanted in every citv. town
N"e village IN the United States. '0"-'
Address,
GEO. H. BECKER d CO
i82 North Third Street,
povoc Philadelphia, Pa.
42-1m+
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SENATE.
SEN Ale.
TUESDAY, Dec. Il, 1869,
J-TTNN

Mr.. Lassiter-the following resoIutlon,
to wit:
ResoEced, That our Senators and kepre-
sentatives in Congress be instructed TO use
their influence to have the banking privi-
leees so increased that there may be more
banks established in the Southern States,
that our people may be benefited thereby.
Which was adopted.
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WA1N NING.
/ SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALE.

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-06-12

~ WE have had the pleasure to ex-
anime the marked excellence of the
celebrated Lightning Rod known as
Halls Patent, and manufactured by
Mr.. III. w. Deshler, of Louisville,
KY, who owns the exclusive right
for the Southern States. In extent of
metallic surface, in compactness Of
NTH most approved
mode of application to the building,
and the superiority of its popular DIR.
franklin points, itleaves nothing to
be amended, and with all this, its price
places it within the reach of every
man; who owns building worth pro-
tecting at all. For further particulars
read Mr.. Deshler's circular, published
elsewhere in this issue. t..,f
DR.. J. Cobb, of this city, is General
Agent, with headquarters at Clarks-
vile, for Montgomery and adjoining
counties, and will make immediate
arrangements to appoint an active, re-
liable agent in every county of his
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B II l. l. =
RSAP A RILLA
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

.t = III ~ ft FttA TT -t.'
DEAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER
III from the Captain and the letter from
the Captains mother:
BENTON BARRACKS, Mo-, |
April 30, 1866. !
efficacy of your Sarsrparilla, and the heal.
ing and beneficial qualities IL possesses,
send you the following statement of my
case:
/ was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
have not healed yet. / have not set up a
moment since L was wounded. am shot
through the hips. My general health Is
impaired, and need something TO assist
parilla than in anything else. Iwish that
which Is genuine. Please express me hall
"A dozen bottlesand oblige,
81 CAPT. G. p JOHNSON,
81. Louis, Mo.
L. S.-The. following was written April
80, 1865, by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother
of Capt. Johnson:
DIR. e. ;. Johnson, was a slxillful surgeon
and physician in Central New York, when
he died, leaving the above @. p. johnson
to my care. AT thirteen years of age he
had a chronic diarrhea anu scrofiiia, for
which L gave him your Sarsaparilla. Ii
mended II to many In New York, Ohio, and
Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general
debility. Perfect success has attended ~.
The cures effected in some cases OF scrofula
and fever sores were almost miraculous.
am very anxious for my son to again
have resource to your Sarsaparlla. He Is
fearful Of getting "A spurious article, hence
his writing 10 you forit. His wounds were
terrible, but 1 believe he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JoHsoS.
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Aead Certificates y Wtll-knoten
.f" ~ Gftsens. et

We call special attention to the ceftifca.c
OF w. N. Haldoman, editor Of the Louis.
VILE Cotiriefi
OFFICE or THE LoUfsvIII.E Cot,Rftt,.
~. LOUISVILLE, March 4 lSSS.
DIR. IIMERfCK.-DFAR SIR waiyp, r,,ls
have observed for many years--the vaiuo
or your remedy prompting me 10 say what
1 Know OF your Chin Cure. Tha priyato
assurances Of Its efficacy had ffotn Mr.
John 4. Morris, u gentleman have 0oW N
intimately for more than ten fearu. and Str
whose worth and reliability 1 cheerfuily
youch, and the good, results OF tts efTetts I
had observed on Mr.. II. w. Meredith. who,
Tor more Than fifteen years. has been fore.
man OF my office, induced inc TO frat n In
my family. The results have been an tirely
satisfactory. The first ease WINS ~ tws,
years standing, In which believe evcry
known remedy had been tried With tehln.,.
{nry relief-the chills returning pcrtodlcnI-
", ana seemingly with Increased severity
our cure broke them at bhcp ana thrrg
mas deem no recurrence of them for moro
IMAM SIX months. The other case was u a
inifder form, and yielded more readily Ia
other remedies, but thu chill would refurn
atintervals until your medicine was used.
since which time, now several h,pnfbs
they have entirely disa ppeareti. Frbu thc
opportunity have had 10 Judge. 1 do not
hesitate 10 express my belief that Sour
Chill Cure In n valuable specific. and Tcr.
FORMS all you promise for IL.
TO- Very respectfully, t
I.U. w. n. HhhDEMAN.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. -
Some Of the young men of our city
will give am entertainment ON We'd
nesday night, the 18th inst, for the
benefit of the Orphan Asylum, at
which timewill Represented the plays
of Faint Heart Never Won Fair
Lady" and ".rhe Prosecuted Dutch
man." both Of which are excellent Sc
lcctions. This is a good movement
on the part of the young men. Let
our citizens show their appreciation
" II hy giNing thcm 3 crowdcd house.