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O.
REMovAL.-Messrs' Joseph Bell & Co.,
stove dealers, announce their removal to
No.2S Main street; in anQthericolumn Of
this mornings paper. They are largely
engaged in the manufacture Of stoves,
CRATES, arches and hollowIware, and keep
on hand, also, aIf1D stock Of slate and
marbleized iron mantels. The celebrated
Arlington Cooking Stove is a specially
with this firm, aud SO immensely popular
has it become, Chat their extensive factli-
ties for its production are taxed to the
utmost to meet the demand. The GAR.
lington" has several excellent points
about it, which render it superior to any
other stove in this market This is
claimed for it by those who profess to be
posted in such matters.
The are also agents for the "Marsh
Patent Crate" which has given great sat.
isfaction wherever it has been introduced,
Those who need anything in the stove Or
CRATE line, hollow-ware or mantels, would
do well to visit the large warehouse II
lessrs. Bell & Co., whowill take great
pleasure in showing their wares, and ex'
planning the points of excellence.
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ANSWER To THE iAPPIE PUzzIE.-A
correspondent at Bridgeport, o., sends us
the following in answer to tho puzzte
which appeared in yesterday mornings
paper:
EDIToRs INSTRUMENTATION apple
puzzle ut first glance looks little rldicu'
ious, but Is all right. There are four ap.
pies. The father, mother, daughter and
son have ono each n I8l. /.
March 80.
He submits this old puzzle, as he says
"Cor the consideration Of the Juveniles :"
"a man about To cross river in q skiff,
wishes to take over q fox, a goose and q
bucket Of corn, and can take but one at a
time. How win he manage to prevent one
from destroying the other"
We have received the following answer
also, to the apple puzzle, rom ". ]. Of
this city: 'I i.".' .|
The answer to the puzzle in this morn
ing's paper Is TOUR. The mother gets one
apple The father gets half an apple and
half an apple more, which Is one apple,
The daughters in tho same way as the
fathers, which Is one apple and equal to
the mothers, and tho son one apple-tour
in all.
March 80. WI.
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JoNv1N and Empress Kid Gloves only
81 90 pair at Boyd & Sitler's.

School ExAMNATroNs-The public
schools have been undergoing the regular
process of examination during the last
four days, and so tar as we have heard, the
scholars have given evidence Of applica.
ton to, and satisfactory progress IN, tlleil
respective studies. The pupils in the
Fourth Ward school will give an exhibit.
ton in the new building, this evening "a
large hall having been tempOrarilyEitted
up for the purpose. The occasion prom.
ises to be one ofinterest. This will only
be in keeping with the exhibitions held by
this school in other years.
We heard at a late hour last evening,
that the First Ward School was to hold
its closing exercises in Turner Hall. From
the reputation Of Prot Bundy in arrang.
ing and conducting such affairs we have
no doubt 1t proved a complete success.
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"oUR own WArcH."-These reliable
time pieces, imported directly from
Europe by oxtOby & Dufield, the Mar.
ket street Jewellers, are recommended by
all of the many persons who carry them
As correct time indicators these watches
cannot be cxcelled. Full stock of foreign
Watches, Elgfh and every other grade Of
American Watches at 1O4 Market street
below the Mcclure House. Also every
thing the way Of Jewelry, spectacles
Clocks, Plated Ware, &c.
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POLICE CoURT.-The DRINKS had It all
their own way in the police court, yester-
day morning. The honors were equally
divided between the sexes, however.
Heretofore the males have Ind almost an
exclusive monopoly in this business, at
least so far as being Orraigned before the
court on that charge is concerned. The
following will show that the females are
coming in for their share Of the notoriety
attached to proceedings in this court
for 9his offence: Belle Reed was
tried for being drunk on the streets
and fined the usual dollar and costs. MOI
having the requisite amount OF stamps
she was sent to Jail. Sc
Thomas Evans was the partys name
who Represented the masculine before His
Honor Yesterday morning. His offence
was similar to that of Bellies, and he had
to come down with four or FIVE dollars.
He had been rrovident enough 70 retain
that sum, and found that It served him a
good purpose, as 1t kept him nom doing
the city service on the chain gang for FIVE
DAYS.
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Deed Of Trust made 10 me by Christian
Smith and Eliza, his wife, dated October 4, 1855,
and Of record In the Recorders Office Of Ohio
county, In Deed Book No. %, pages 2S9 and 281,
will offer At public sale, at the mont door Of the
Court House OF ohio county, on Saturday. April
1871, beginning At 10 o'clock, A. N tho follow
ing property, 10 wit:
Two certain tracts Of land situate on Middle
Wheeling Creek, In the toWnEhipOl TrthdelphiA,
county Of Ohio, and State Of West virginia,
bounded and described as follows, as per the said
record VI the said deed Of lrust: The first tract
beginning At bunch Of white walnuts standing
on the west bank Of Middle Wheeling Creek and
corner 10 Joseph NARROW and Joseph BlAney;
thence with said MArlOW's line down tho creek
q. OK deg, 9. a poles toa white walnut; thence
.. 81 deg. Q. 1sp0les to a sugar tree; thence IS
Asg. Q. spoleS 10 q poplar; thence ~ deg. west
SSpoles 10 an ash stump; thence deg. west 30
poles to q red oak; thence 3. 81 west
b LOles TO stake; thence 8. l9X ". 10 poles to
an elm and while walnut. corner to said Joseph
NARROW and Henry Bell thence 9. 30 deg. west
63pOles to an elm; thence n. I6H W. u poles to
Abungh Of spruce pine; thence up a steep hill n.
nv west a poles. 10 q hickory, conner 10 the
original Ct Thomas Buchanan; thence with
Thomas Buch ,nan'S line n. 10 deg east 1853 poles
to apOplaT stump; thence n. IS deg; vests poles
to an elm, another corner to said Joseph Bla.
ney; thence with his line n. ~ deg. Q. lS6pOles
70 the beginning, containing one hundred and
SIxty.three acres mOre " less; also another or
second tract, adjoining the nrnGr, bounded as
follows: Beginning at red oak, ccrncr to Albert
DRYis and Heury bell; thence north ~ poles to
an elm standing In u drain, corner to Joseph
NARROW aud James Stewart; with said Stewards
lines. 30 deg. W. 81 poles TO- an elm; thence n.
18X deg. west Is poles 10 kugar tree thenecB.
deg, east 10 poles to 4 stake Ia the road thence
80 deg. =. 10 perches to the red oak, being the
place Of beginning, containing 81 acres and Is
perches, together with all the buildings and Inn,
proyements thereRnto belonging
Terms made known at the sale. A reasonable
credit will be given fora large proportion Of the
purchase money.
title a. Is vested In me by the said Decd Of Trust,
which, however, Is believed to be good and per.
Ssb2S HENRY KURTZ, Trustee.
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MOVING TIME.-From the number Of
express wagons, drays, carts and wheel.
barrows we noticed on the streets, yester-
day, loaded down to the guards with every
conceivable article of household furniture,
VIC concluded that IN almost innumcr-
able company Of pater and mater iamilias
arc passing through one of the most try
ing ordeals Of their lives. Perseverance
and patience will be in active demand for
the next day or two.
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PROPERTY PURcHAsED-D. G. List
Esqr, purchased the residence Of the late
]. G. Acheson, corner of Monroe and
Fifth streets, yesterday. The price paid,
VIC understand, was twelve thousand dol.
lars, which included not only the house,
but, also, the furniture and the large lot
Immediately south of the residence. a.
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GRAND Successive were gratifed
to hear that the Library Association net
ted about two hundred and thirty dollars
from the lecture Of AIlss'Anna Dickinson,
last Monday evening. This will proba-
bly, about square up the losses on the lee
lures OF Messrs. Greeley and Townsend.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-This Court met at
o'clock, yesterday morning, and not long
after that hour two prominent members
Of the bar enacted q scene rather unusual
in the halls of Justice in this latitude. One
accused the other with using Language re
flecting on his character for probity, tc
which a sharp reply was made. Pretty
high words followed and violent demon
STATIONS made, but the officers and friends
iuterfered before. the parties came to
blows.
Inthe afternoon, "Chappie," alias James
Chapman gave bond in the sum Of ont
hundred dollars to keep the peace to
wards all the citizens of the State, and
particularly towards James Astworth.
Two'or three cases we're dismissed, and
the Court adjourned uutil 0 o'clock thi.
morning. n-,
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WHEN the Singer Office advertised q
few weeks ago that they would take
other Machines in exchange for the now
improved Family singerthey had no idea
that they would come in so fast. The
rush has been so great that they have
been compelled to advertise their second
machines cheap. Sec advertisement in
another column.
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ELECTION OFFICERS Appo1STED.-AIsy.
or Jefers has appointed DR.. R. W. Haz-
lett and S. Waterhouse, Fsqr,, to superin.
tend the election to be held in the Eighth
Ward next Monday for members Of the
City Council.
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iCohREcToN.-In yesterday mornings
paper We made the statement that Rev.
E. q. Wayman, appointed to Chapline
Street N. E. Church, had reached the
city, We were told, yesterday, that the
name of the minister sent to that charge
this year is Rev. E. W. Ryan, who has
just completed the disciplinary term Of
that denomination in Charleston.
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Nor1cE TO HoUsEKEEPERs- Buy your

NOTICE. TO HoUsEKEEPERs-B Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros & Co.'S, and
SAVE F1FrEEN FER GENT by getting
those wide English goods which are gen
erally,superior 70 American paper, both
m the quality ofthe paper and the ,colors
they are printed inland SELL FOR THE i
SAME PRICE. You will find there tho
best assortment in the city-all styles,
prices, and qualities.
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L.v. BLOND, 1O7 Main Street.

New GooDs.-J. T. Lakin & Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and we are satisfied
that for variety and beauty, they can not
be surpassed in the city. Call and see
.ho,,
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vAcAnoN-With the close Of exer.
cises in the public schools this evening, a
vacation will commence, extending to
Monday, April Sd.
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A FEW pairs Women's Cost and Mo-
rocco polish, best Philadelphia make, at
g so, worth So 50. Misses lasting Bal
morals at 81 50. Womens lasting Balmo-
rails Mt So 25;; at
LY. RLoNp's. 1O7 Main street.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1871.
Travellers Register

ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

Removal-McKe lvey's Literary Depot
Wanted-Two Good Coat Hands.
Another Large Lot Of Bedsteads.
New Goods-Boyd & Sitter.
Joseph Bell & Co. 1t
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New GooDs-I am now receiving my
spring stock of Boots and Shoes, which
am selling very cheap. An examination
is respectfully solicited.
Nv P1 own 1n7 Main Street
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Tue latest and richest ladies' neck
trimmings the Fairy Tie. Tosee them,
call at Harden & Dunaway's.
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PICTURE FRAMEs-All the latest and
most improved styles, just received at the
Partridge Gallery.
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AsToNrsmNq-That you can buy the
best Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves for
81 70 a pair at Boyd \ sitlers:
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ToRsALE-TWENTY (2W BUILD.
Inc Lots on Wheeling Island. Prlce SSOO
each. Terms, onO.fourth cash; the residue In
equal instAlments Of one, two and three years.
4 ASsPi' :" 4Op nun mo. P. alLCuR1sr.
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FANCY Silk Handkerchies at Harden
s. Dunaway's.
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PAINTING and Grdining done by Wm
s. Tippett, cheap.
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SIGN PAINTING done by VIM. $. Tip
petit at reasonable rates.
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Those who want Paper Hanging done
should Gallon VIM. s. Tippett.
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THEATRICAL. - Sherry's New York
Theatrical Troupe, composed Of twenty
four tirst,class artists, will commence a
short season in Washington Hall next
Tuesday evening. Judging from the char:
acter of the pieces to be presented, and the
fine reputation the company enjoys, We
should think our theatre gOers have
promise of entertainments Of much more
thar ordinary merit. The engagements
Of the troupe are such that but three even
ings can be given our citizens, and we
doubt not each occasion will see Washing
ton Hall thronged with those who take in
terest and pleasure in such performances.
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OPERA HousE.-The project OF erect.
ing an opera house on the northwest cor.
ner Of Quincy and Market streets is being
revived. 1t Is proposed, we hear, to put
upa large and imposing structure, with
stores on the Market street front; offices
above; and to have the hall proper in the
rear, removed from the noise of the streets.
The principal entrance Is to be on Mar
ket street, with u passage way lead
ing into Quincy, to be used as
medium of egress in case Of
an emergency. The ground and build
ing, It is estimated, will cost seventy.five
thousand dollars, and it is thought would
prove paying investment. Whether we
are to have comfortable and pleasant
public hall, or not, depends upon the liber-
atty OF our citizens in subscribing for the
stock. An opportunity will prob
ably be afforded them at no distant day to
give expression to their views as to the
expediency Of the enterprise.
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nor SALE OR RENT.-THAT h I'm
u desirable property fronting 1888 feet MI
on Monroe street, ~ feet on Sixth and o.
feet on ST. Charles streets. There 10 large new
dwelling with 10 rooms on the premises, besides
0splendid stable sufficiently largo Tor 10 horses,
with mOws for o tons Of hay. Possession LIST Of
April, or sooner.
IanSl =. L. KIMBERLY.
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SIGN PAINTING done by VIM, s. Tip
petit at reasonable rates.
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TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS IN
II Five Brick Houses In Benwood, stu
by W. HoGE 8 BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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PAINTING and Graining done by VIM
s. Tippett cheap.
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THOSE who want Paper Hanging dom
should call on VIM. S. Tippett go
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"A LARGE. stock Of Boots and Shoes
comprising all the latest styles, just re.
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GENUINE Alexandra Kid Gloves only
81 80 a pair at Boyd 8 sitler's.
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ALL styles ofbow Ribbon, at Harden &
Dunaways. o..
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Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following dc.
ScrIbed property, to.wit: LOtnumbered two hun.
dred and two (G0l) situated on John stteet In the
". Va, laid out by Noah Zane, Peter Yarnall, ].
FawcCtt and others, fronting on John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet, more or less, TO tho alley situate between
John and ZanC streets called Cedar alley, with
the buildings thereon and thereto belonging,
Terms OF sale, cash.
Selling az Trustee, shall convey only such title
0S 10 vested in me by said Deed OF Trust.
jan2S JOHN REID, Trustee.
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Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co,

2
pAssEN GER TRAINS WILL
4 run BY the following schedule on and aiteE
December SSth, 1870, Wheeling time:
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FANCY scaris at Harden 4 DunawayN
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L.v. BLoSD's, 1O7 Maid Street
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the Purest and Sweetest cod Liver OIL in thG
world, manufactured from fresh healthy ltyerS
upon the sea shore! Itispertectly pure and sweet
Ask for Hazard 8 oaSweIl's Cod Liver OIL
manufactured by .
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, CHEAP.
One large Fire.proof Safe.
one two.wheel Truck.
O1ieu sash and Lumber; co.
TSTl7 81 Monroe street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
i of Deed Of Trust, made 70 me BY John F.
Hopkins and wife. dated December ], 1861, and
OF record In the Ofice Of the Recorder Of Ohio
county, IN Deed Book No IS, page 476, l will Of.
fer at public sale 81 the front doUr OF the Court
Uona,s nj Ohin cOuutV on
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SALR.-I offer for sale my House III
aud lot, rituated on Virginia street, near
Huron, The house Is new, containing four
rooms. hall aud other convenience, such as
presses, cupboardS, &C. Also good dry cellar
under house side and rear porticOs and all neces'
Ssry outbuildIDgs. Size Of lot AXIS feet
For further particulars apply on the premises,
or at MendeI's shop, Filth street: 70
rnIFiGG W. G. RIHELDAFFER.
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THRUST SALE. %.
i BY virtue Of Decd Of Trust made to INC by
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan
nary 3, lB6S, and Of record In tho office Of the
Recorder Of Ohio county in Deed BOOkNo. 81,
page 29S, viii offer At public tale at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
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OAW Mill AND LOGS FOR SALE.

want to sell Portable Steam Saw Mill and
ri miles from this place. viii! sell the Mill
Hs,iSg sold ny farm and expecting to remove
krnrn hi, locally. l will sell the above 1aEned
property very low for cash F.; A. GATHER.
EI.mingiOI. TAN lor Co, w. Va. mAEl1d4W
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saturday tho / 5th Day Of April, 1871.

beginning 1t 10 o'clock 4. H., the following pro
petty, that 10 70 say Lots, numbered 81, y, 80,
" g, 40, 1911, $50, 1871, 49, in Daniel ZAnes Ad'
dltiOn to Wheeling; lot numbered ten TO- 10
square numbered eleven IN, and the undivided
hstfCf lots numbered one ~, two ~, three (S),
four ~, five %, six (6), seven "a, eight - and
nine (9), In square leu 90, In j. y j. R. Bakers
add Ion 10 Wheeling.
Terms Of Sale ne.thirl In cash, and the real.
due In equal instGlments In six (6l and twelve (l2
months with interest, the purchaser giving good
personal security, and tho Trustee retaining title
ill the whole Of the purchase money. Is paid.
HENRY CRANGLE, Trustee.
Il. Bat the came time md place and upon
the same terms, will be sold the other undivided
haIfoI lots numbered /, 9, 3, Q, Z, ands, III
square 10, In J. & ]. Il. Bakers addition "a
Wheeling.
Enquire Of A. ]. CLARKE,
Law ONCE, cor. Fourth and Monroe streets:
March u, 1871. marl5
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Family Cases, In Morocco, with
8S large 3 dram walls, containing the above
a. list with book Of diresSdOnScOmPlste, SIG @
20 lnpaper case, with book. ....... s %
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DICE-95 TIERCES PRIME CAR.
~ oLINA, direct nom Charleston. For SAlo
'o jSaIs . HENRY K. LIST 3 co.
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THE FISHERY TROUBLES.

The real trouble in attempting any
settlement of the fisheries question is the
unreasonable, harsh and even violent mode
of enforcing the Canadian Interpretation
of the treaty Of 1918. INDUCED in By the
Dominion Government. Thus lately the
American schooner Wampatuck was
seised and condemned by Sir William
Young. Dominion Judge of the Admi-
rally Court. for prosecuting the business
of the fisheries in Aspy Bay. aud in re-
gard to the offensive manner and proba-
BILE illegality of that seizure, we prefer
to let Canadian paper, the Halifax SEQ
tia, Chronicle speake as follows:
F1"-Aspy Bay is not .fshirg
ground.
Secondly-The Wampatuck entered
that place for water. as she lawfully had
right to do, and the master. on her ar
rival there, Immediately went ashore.
TAnd,y-While the master was SO sb-
sent the cook caught seren small cod for
the table, and for no other purpose.
Fourthly- The vessel xerer ,cas
rarned off. but was seized suddenly a
few hours after she left the place.
There is the case in nutshell. That
vessel was seized, and by order of the
Judge the cargo was Immediately sold.
She was libelled in the Admiralty Court.
and after bearing an enormous crop of
fees for the Judge and his officer and the
Dominion attorney. she was condemned
to be sold for the benefit of John As
empty treasurey and his useful Tory
The prosecutors, at the instance of John
A., who controls the proceedings. declin-
ed to bring the cause on until the unfor-
tunate owner could no longer retain his
crew. and they had reshiped. and sailed,
the most of them, to the uttermost cor
ners of the earth. And now, broken
hearted and bankrupt, the owner has
gone to his home in the United States
with the prospect. if he ever returns, of
being arrested for costs and his vessel
is advertised, by order Of Sir William,
to be sold at Sidney on the very shortest
notice.
The Chronicle asserts that the organs
of the Government "have never attempt
ed to deny that the number of Goldfish
taken was more than seven, and that too,
for the grldiron in the caboOse. Nay,
they have gone further and insisted that
under no circumstances coull even one
fish be taken by a Yankee in British wa
tiers. and that the little Judge was right.
They said it was the lap."