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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

There ia something instructive 10 the
return Of he self.exied Southerners from
Brazil. Unwilling to remain in coun-
try where slavery had been overthrow
they sorgh, their fortunes in one where
they could have both slavery and impa
'raism Ard now after few years of
miserable aiure and dscOuragement,
they como back 10 find the coUh:ry
which they insisted on believing ruined
prosPerou, md hopeful, and their ogn
South which Dhey dii so much to ruin,
ocrualY growing rich on free labor, en-.
joyiog freo institutions and rapidly put
tag on genuine prosperity unknown
eYen before the war.
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SINGERS
New Family
SEWING MlCHINIS,
tsales 4 ,09S ahead of all cthers.)

(Sales 1925 ahead Of all ctherS.)
4 FTER three years experience with the
"A above named machines, take great plea.
sure in announcing to the public that am
still prepared 70 supply all parties who con.
tesplate purChasinga sewing machine with
the best, most durable, and with the least con-.
plication Of machiuery in ezistente.
While this is The case, it takes in a greater
range OF work than any other, 1t will Hem
aud Fell (bias or Straight goods, Tnck, Cord,
Quilt, Trim Bind aud Gather, and sew Ruff.
file at the same time without basiing, aud sews
equally well from the ligltest fabric to the
heaviest beaver: makes the celebrated lock
stitch (the same on both sides.
Ifordcred with The machine it also has an
Embroidery Attachment; which puts the en-
broidery on the upper surface Of the goods, u.s.
ing silk twist, silk or cotton floss,
In short it is the machine TO buy, as thou
sands will attest. See the New Singer before
You purchase Send in your orders and get a
machine without extra charge for freight.
Full and Satisfactory instruction how TO use ii
guaranteed.
Needles supplied to order, with money &C.
companying the order by mail or otherwise.
Prices as rollows:-l4 for 81 ,OO-6 for 50 cents
or cents each
Ali communications promptly answered.
Address,
G. G.. WEBSTEh, Agent,
June 3-6m' Middleport, o.
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President Juarez and Cabinet were
entirely revlurionized few days ogo by
The unceremonious blowing up Of a
steamer on which they were plcasuring'
The usual results of torture and death
we're not realized. Romero saved
himself by an old fashioned diplomatic
swim.
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Leading ciDiaens in California have
formed an organization to protect Chi
neso from the rude attacks of men and
boys, which being construed means, from
the consequences Of Democratic teach
Iugs.
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The Petersburg Times mentions a
rumor that a gentleman recently con.
neced with tho NJ. & C, Rairoad at
that place has run away to Europe with.
a few thousand dollars belonging to the
Company.
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Mr.. Seward ard party have sailed in
10 the Attic regions. Passing the sum
metat Silka may YET became fashionable.
Why not! Embracing the icebergs in
August is certainly 90 wholesome as
drowning diseases il chalybeatc cnuI-
dron.
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More complete returns from tho cleo
lion in Virginia show that the Richmond
journals have heretofore somewhat over
estimated Gov. Walkers majority, which
will probably turnout to be from 20 coo
TO $4,000.
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NOTICE
TO SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS ON
THE GREAT X ANAWIIA RIVER,

yANHE undersigned having been appointed
4 Collector OF Tolls by the Board of Public
Works of this State for the lower district of the
Kanawha River, hereby gives notice to all
shippers and carriers on said river, that they
will be required 10 pay their tolls to him at
Point Pleasant, or to John Winkley. assistant
Collector, at same place, on all articles ship
ped or carried to or from any point between
Elk river and the mouth Of said Kanawha
River, Steamboats, are required to report to
the undersigned, promptly once week. Coal
Companies once month, and all other ship.
pers on each and every trip. A failure TO
comply with he requirements of his notice
will subject the party to legal proceedings,
JOHN NJ, PHELPS. Collector
NAV 2O-tf.
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BissOIutiOn.
THE WHEELING INTELLlGENCER
FOR 1869 AND 1870,

4 JOURNAL of News, Politics, Literature,
n Art, Science and Agriculture
The latest News from all parts Of tie World
by Telegraph and Mail.
The principal Grain and Provision Markets
Of the country, The Baltimore and Allegheny
Cattle Markets, regularly reported.
Especial attention given tC matters OF Local,
NcighborhGoi and State interest.
The proceedings Of Congress aud the Leg
islature, when in session. regularly reported.
Valuable discussions of the best methods Of
Farming Stock raising, Fruit. growing, &C., in
every Weekly.
The wants of the lTdies and OF all who have
taste for the best literature Of the times, will
not be neglected. The choicest stories by the
best fiction writers of the day and the most in.
structive and valuable miscellany will be in
our Weekly To make the INTELLleENoER de
serve = welcome nj every Preside, we shall
guard thepurity Of is columns with scrupulOus
care. Nothing Of in immoral or Cquvocal
character will everb be amitted toits pages,
Republican in Pc tiles, we accept all the 10.
| gical consequences Of the war for the Union
and stand by the principles upon which the
Republican people Of the nation, thmrgh Con-
gress, have settled the issues growing out of IT,.
We have just began the publication of an
other Cheat Story by the author Q( Foul Play"
excelling that in fascinating interest to which
the attention OF the ladies is especially invited.
Back numbers containing it Can be had by
undressing as below.
TERMS, BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE.
DAILY INTELLGGENCER.
One Year 81 50 Three Months So co
Six Months, 4 90
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A 'dehI'uI accident occurred, the
othaf day, a, barbecue in Richmond,
Va A bridge broke down. precipita.
ted large croHd into the walot killing
three men oad woupd.ns large mum
Lcr
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had unlimited faith 10. Oalhs ought 70
be very few and sacredly kept. |! ac-
cords not Only with reason but With all
experience that as they are multiplied
they are cbedpooed, aud men come 10
hold them lightly and violate them with
out fcrupe. Then here is a sharp dis,
tinclion between oolhs where their vic
latIon can be proven and those where il
canLot
The ordinary oarhs in law, while re.
cogDized By and binding the moral sense
have an additional hold upon the person
taking them in the fact that their viola.
ton may be proven and involve severe
punishment. Thi5 wholesome fear
strengthens The conscience, and in some
cases, we lear, is the only motive Of con
stmint. The test oath now prescribed
in the registry law has this merit that it
is m affirmation as 10 matters Of fact,
and the party taking it runs tho risk Of
being confronted with proof of the fact
il be sweas falsely. But what merit
can there be in an oath that deals only
with mems secret thoughts impulses
and intentions? How coud it ever be-
known in such cases whether men swear
ruly OF f.laeIy2 aud falsely how could
it b. proven and punished? A law re-
Quiring such oaDbs Of anybody at any
time, would be stupid. farce, vioIatiV"
Of olrthe mo2im6 of good law and all the
dictates Of common sense because from
the very nature Of the case il could never
be known, much less proven whether the
oa'hs were honestly taken Or sactedIy
RepIi anu therefore ne low wou'd DO
without results. Besides 1t would be
bad and corupnog law 10 Its very eI'
Sence. AS proposed ny the Ne"j THIS
would otter lhe most powerful induce
menIs 10 men 10 commit moral perjury,
The OBJECT to be attained would be very
desirable and the mans own secret con-
seriousness would be the only witness
against him.
The Mars solemuIy proposes lhot a
provision exaclug such an oath of the
rebels, as the price orthe ballot shall be
put into the constitution There is little
probability. we think, that any Legi.h
| ture would propose such a measure or
that the people would rairy it. Il seems
| 10 us an exoedient wrong in lis cssenoe
out Of accord with the spirit Of the times
unworthy Of on intelligent people or a
tolerant age enc which does not compor,
with the ideas by which the Republican
party proresscs 10 be animated.
Corcorn,rr ,bo ,o,;o- n oo,,, ,,d
,c.ls in Genera, W. pngI, 10 loorn sono "'
hing rom tbo obvions moyor,oo,s II
nnhIic sSmtimnn, in o,bot S,o,"s. oDJ 4
va do mt il will he ,bs vor.. for ~,
Uronos,;on,hly il is uo P.Nrhiio,
no,;cy ryervwhorn o,so :, 1do .n,a. win,
hsso rol,r,s If our w,r no,in, no,n ,h,,
tho war Ia ,ons.n,s, ond ,bs nao6 q
,bem has ceased This il me naIicv If
prtsiden, Gr,n,ood bis Cob;rat Tbi,
wosw hy 5o r,yo Tho roonIo nfv,rainiC
an onpo,,uDitv to yo,e dawn ,bs te.ts If
tbcir coneti,niion and WIN no has affair
ded tho neon1a If Mississin,i = l;Lo IN.
nor,uni,v That ,hey vil 10 tbis in i'm.
iroioo Of VIRGINIA there il M doubt i
is because publ.e opipion ia MOVING IN
his ditcclion ,hat Sentcr will curry Fen.
nassqc nc the ami nroscrintiop candidate
r 49,
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
PoINT pleasant. w. Va.
THURSDAY, JUNLY 90, 1850.

The chances of the election OF Mr..
srnter, as Gov, rnor Of Tennessee, over
General Stokes, seem to be constantly
increasing,
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Hon, Samuel ShoIIabarger has pre-
sented his credentials as minister from
the United Slotes to the King Of PorIu
ga, and has entered upon the duties OF
ms ofiiee.
LIS estimated there are about three
thou3aod visitors at Newport.
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WEEKLY INTEBLIGENcER

A free copy of the Weekly with each Weekly
club oftiye, Afree copy Of the Tri.Weekly
with each Weekly Club of ten; and free
copy OF the Daily with each Weekly Club of
twenty.
Remiuances for clubs must be made at one
time, but additions may be made at any time
at club rates, by The person sending the club
Money, by draft, express, post Office order, or
in registered letters, may be sent at our risk -
Address, FREW, HAGANSG HALL.
July l5tp Wheeling, West Va.
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TRI.WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER.
One copy year 81 90 One copy,3m 81 %
mos. 9 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-04
IN arriage.

Marriage is womans one career. let wo-
men rebel against the edict as they may; aud
though there may be word rebellion here and
there, women learn the truth early in their
lives. And women know It later IN life when
they think of their girls; and men know 1t,
too, when they have to deal with their
daughters. Girls, too, now acknowledge
aloud that they have learned the lesson and
Saturday Reviews" and Others blame them
for their lack OF modesty in doing So ost
unreasonably, most uselessly and, as far as
the influence of such censors may go, u ost
perniciously. Nature prompts the desire, the
world acknowledges rs uoiquity, circums an
ces show that it is reasona lie, the Whole tbs
ory OF creation requires it; but it is required
that the person most concerned should ,slstly
may be maintained in which no PunaD being
can believe! Such is the theory ct the censors
who deal heavily with our English women of
the present day. Our daughters Should be
educated to be wives, but, foisooth! they
should never wish 10 be Wooejl The veIy
idea is but a remnant of the tawdry seuti-
mentality of an age in which the uiawksh
sDsipdity of the women was the reaction from
the vice OF that preceding 1t. Thai our giris
are in quest of husbands, and know well IN
what way their lines in lite should be laid, Is
fact which none can dispute. Lei mer be
taught to recognize the same truth as regards
themselves, and we shall cease to hear of the
necessity of a new career tor wo nen.-F ON
the Vicar of BulthamptOn, In the N0uensUer
number of LippincOtts Magazine.
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Thursday Morning, Nov, mber 4, 1869.
CORTLAND.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I notice on the fourth page
of YOUR last Mondays issue an article headed
"a wise Cheftain"
This article speaks Of his wisdom as COM
pairing favoraby with thar OF Solomon when
he wished to ascertain the mother of the child
in dispute.
Some twenty-five or thirty years ago case
wherein like wisdom was exhibited, occurred
in the little town of Cumberland In this
county. The old house at the foot Of the
hill Ia little this side of Cumberland Centre
meeting house) was then used as a public
house. and was kept by Mr.. Waterhouse.
One day man stopping there for short
time discovered that bis trunk bad been OF en-
ed by false keys, and a number of articles
stolen. The landlord was informed OF the
fact, and inquiries made of all persons about
the house each of whom protested his inno-
cence.
MIR. Waterhouse then provided himself with
little sticks all Of the same length, and in the
evening every member of the household was
summoned to the bar room. The landlord
then tod them that he held in his hand as
many little sticks as there were persons pres
ent, himself included) and shouli now
oblige each one Of them to draw by lot
one of these wands, and TO keep them
till morning, when they should at the
ringing of bell. all meet again in the bar
room, each one presenting his wand. and the
one who had the longest should be considered
the thief, In the morniag they all obeyed
the summons. aud upon examination II was
found that one of the party had cut a piece
from his, so that it was about an inch shorter
than either of the Others, the man who pre-
sented this confessed his guilt, and restored
to the owner the articles stolen. W.R.J.
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Gossip and Gleanings.

The Detroit Tribune thinks the debt which
as it takes its fight.
This motto is dedicated to unsuccessful
suitors: He wooed and she wouldn't. He
cooed but she couldn't.
"A wise clergyman. once said that, "be bad
learned to preach not only SO that people could
understand him if they had mind 10. but also
so they could not misunderstood him If they
wanted to-" ...
An odd genius advertised a field to be
given to any one who was really conten,ed.
When an applicant came he would ask Are
YOU contented?' The general reply was, Il
am" ''Then," replied the victor, what do
YOU want with my fied?"
A New Bedford lady about 80 years Of age
paid her first visit to railroal station few j..
days since. With her friends she went into
the ladies' room and sat down, and after re-
naming awhile turned to one of the party and
said, 1t rides real easy, don't it?"
The Duke of Genoa, whose prospects for
the succession to the Spanish throne are be-
coming very strong, is a boy fifteen years old,
the son of a younger brother OF the present
King of Italy, and of princess OF Saxony.
His name is Thomas Albert Victor, and he is
pupil of Matthew Arnold, and now resides in
England.
The Portsmouth Chronicle says that Mr..
John c. Chase, young man who resides in
Chester, recently visited Newbury, Mass
While tie went into dwelling house
erected in 1868 by Elisha nsley, bis great
grandmother's great grandfather, The house
lsnow owned and occupied by Mr.. Beujamin
Short, lineal descendant Of the builder.
There are not many persons among us who
can find the dwelling place of their ancestors
of seven generations back who lived two CEN
tures ago; though young nan from New
bury, Benjamin Pearson by name, was in our
office yesterday, who lives in the housr built
by his great grand dfathers great all
his ancestors having occupied the homestead
and borne the same name. -Ns'cou'Tport Her
| aid
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Farm for Sale.

Situated in New-Gloucester, in
ASTSNCl the fertile valley OF Royals River on
MfTS7A2 the new county road from the
"a raaHII1 tory ID Gray to Pownal, con aiming
41.11l342I l25 acres Of rich sandy and clay
loam, svpiDg to the south, free from tones and
easy to till duces 100 of hay yearly, is well
fenced and h is an excellent wOod-lOt OF old and
young growth, vii hin two miles OF a good marke
also. a maple grove from which may be made 1000
lbs nj sugar yearly.
The buildings II said farm are all new, of modern
stye, well finished and painted, consisting of
large two tory house with L, wood-shed, stable and
carriat e-hous, all connected with barn 40x75 It.
with out-nuldiDgs conveniently located and pro-
te.:ted rom the north winds by beautiful grove OF
evergreens.
There is also connected with the farm, well
finished cottage TO accommodate a farmer having
family, all the buildings are wei supplied with
good water by equauuct and wells, the farm is
within two miles OF The Depot al Pownai, on the
q. T. Railr ad, and near Post Office, School and
Meeting house. Terms reasonable.
b oc7eod&wtt BENJAMIN MORSE.
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House and Lot for Sale.

Situated IN Yarmouth upper vii
A<NCl lage, on the 70 d leading from
EHfTafAO Yarmouth corner tv Portond, a two
III dIIfHifII4 story house with an ell, woodhouse
and stable, all in good repair, nire
inIsneu beside the attics, hard a"d soft
Within three minutes walk OF the Depot op the
Grand Trunk r., and tne half mie from Var
mouth junction on the Portland and Kennebec Il.
X. good place tor a Homeopathic Phys clan, or
any gentleman who would like tok keepa horse and
Garage. ...-.
Fer further particulars inquire of
q. P THOMSON, M. D., on the premises.
oe27eodSyw1m
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watches, Jewelry, &c.

J. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 1s9, Middle street.
J.w, q Il. h. MCDUFFEE, cor Middle g. Union SITS.
EDWARD C.SwErT. II Middle street, Fox Block.
f. r. HILL, NO. 81, Federal street.
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Guardians Sale.

pURSUANT to a license from the Judge of Pro-
bate Tor Cumberland County. 1 shall sell at pub
lie auction unless previously dspsoed OF at private
u o'clock A M, the homestead tarm of EbeDezer
Hutchinson, late of Cape lzapeth, deceased Said
1arm Is situated in said Cape Elizabeth, about IL
miles from Portland, on The direct road leading to
the Allan ic House. and consists OF thirty acres OF
land, about one-half under good cultivation, aud
the othei balf comprising desirable wood lot on
said farm is a two-slOry house nearly new, a good
barn, and shed connecting the buildings Terms
liberal. For further in iniormation enquire of
-. r..- WILLIAM B HIGGINS,
L Guardian of minor children
Cape Elizabeth, Oct. IL, 1869.
oct li-1awTh &wtillsale .....-
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------------------------
Annual Meeting.

The Annual Meeting ofthe Royal River Paper Co.,
will be held on Tuesdav, Nov. 9, at 10 o'clock NJ
&C No, i63 Comm. rcial ST. Portland, Me-, tor the
cho, OF office and the transaction oi any 9th T
business that may come before them.
= R. o. CONANT, Sec'y.
Portland, Nov. lst 1869 T .-aogae nov1td
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Farm and store for sale.

"Gll'1L A Farm and Store at Harreeseke
AJisA ~ Landing in Freeport. One of the
@TTsNazAR best Farms in town, containing
M fNdSEi1H about fifty acres; cut IS tons OF hay
&lz11e1lsfE.Es9Ez &lz11e1lsfE.Es9Ez last year. Good chance for sea
dressing as the river is navgable the farm Build
ings first rate. Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade. Large two story house. suitable
tor two families; nice stable and other buildings.
. his place is only 3-4hs OF a mile from Kennebec
Depot A good bargain can be bad .t.,.
Enquire of d AM Eu CURIIS, on the premises
or of w. II. JERKS. keal Estate Agent as
Cahoon Block, next East of City Hall.
ieI-TT&ScE W2t tlamtf
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. GENTLEMAN and w1FEo or two single gents
n can have good board anu pleasant room wi h u
small private family having no children, by applying
oc30-1ws at No. $50 Congress st
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Brick House and Store for Sale.

COATED IN the western part of The city; con-
IL tains Is fipishe1 rooms, besides large numuer
OF closets br ok cisiern and gas Plenty we'll water
The first floor is used for Grocery, and is in good
neighborhood tor business Terms of sale favorable
Apply to W. II. JERRTS, Real Estate Agent.
no3dlws CahOon Block, next east of City Hall.
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L.. . = II

nN tho 25th inst, on Spruce St., on Bracket
I tSr near spruce st, a Portmonnaie containing an
amount OF money. Any person nnd'ng the same
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No 26
Spruce st.
. Oct 27-d3t* .f.I
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v'he Portland Daily Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
~ Portland Publishing Co.,
At 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-EIght Dollars Year in advance.
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.

THE Portland Water Co. have removed their
j office 10 the room over The Eastern Express
office on Plum Street near Middle Street.
seplf L. ID. SHLPLEY, Sec'y.
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SOO,OOOo1 WE Us ssa san oa on Ss msast
gage, frst-class property in the city OF Portland.
Property guaranteed to be double in value tn.
amount loaned, and title made perfect Parties
des rous ct making investments are requested to
apply in person or by letter to our address. Refer
euces exchanged.
GEORGE R. DAVIS & Co,
oc27eod2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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The Maine State Press

: TIC NsHtEfG state Press
Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 year; Vt paid in advance, at $500 a
year.
MATES OF ADvERTIsrNG.-One inch ofspace,
III &c iengto l OF column, constitutes a square"
SLoo per square daily first week. 70 cents
per week after; three insertions, or less, $L00;
conunuing every other day after first week, 80
cents.
Half square, three insertions or less 75 cents;
one week, 81 90; so cents per week after
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs," So 90 per
square per week; three insertions or less 81. 90
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has large circulation
in every part On the State) for 81. 90 per square
for first insertion. and 80 cents per square for
each Subsequent insertion. .s.l .
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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Two FirSt.CIasS Houses for Sale.

THE two New Eirst.cIass Dwellings, ON
i the corner of Pine and Thomas streets are now
ready tor the market. Thev elegantly and dura-
bly, built and with all the modern conveniences.
Any party desiring to purchase desirable resi-
dence in the best portion Oft city is asked to call
and examine this properly Apply to
my10If FRED JOHNSON, on the premises.
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OF Congress express determination to take
me action in Congress to prevent the gross
abuse of Office by the incumbents being absent
from their posts unnecessarily and TO the det-
riment of the public service. II is proposed 10
make the legislat on this subject very rigid,
and to have it operate in the way OF outing
down the enormous number OF soecures.--
There are several very glariug cases " bich are
held particularly in view by these members.