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1T ~ SAID that some Of the Prussia ans WIN
we're ta.eh prisoners in one OF the recent sor-
ties and carried to Paris have ra;ssd -,
the Parisisns term comic pretensions on the
subject OF eating horse meat, and have demand
60 beei instead. They were answered that
The same diet as their hosts Concession w1n,d
ne mace IN their favor, and they would be Al
lowed 70 eat Prussian horses in renembran "a of
their absent country va
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.

nI.RIES FOB i-1I
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED AND WRITTEN
FLANK BOOKS,
LEpGEEs. JOURNALS, AND DAY BOOKS,
BLAChW GODS JET BLACK INK.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL FCRNI CURE.
NiELIAM BALLAkTYNE.
la 400 9Th street, Iuteiligeucer Building.
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kY LATIMER 4 OLBARI, Auctionoers,
H tsuccess0TA TO Cooper & Latmrr.D
eouthWest Corner Of Penpsyi " snia ay aud II.a a,

POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TIE SOUTH SIIR OF
sfREtT NnETH. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS WEST
kx,A b virtue of decree 81 the Supreme Cou-t
90 81 the District IF Columbia. pas<i an chan,
AIA- ceTy cause No liza Docket ;, William "A De
Natg I'D Ct y! vs. Enra a. he ysUgun e. al I'VE IN 4
,elI a. public sBCti;.u. on HUHSDAf, tas I1fh
Jay - January, A. ID. ISL, 81 4 O'Clock m on the
premises the west part rf Lot Is ia Square No as
tf-funiEg Tor said part on North street AZ the
n"tfhVC5t corner OF said lot. an! running thence
soEft wardiy upon The western t0untarv Of sail OF
- distance OF j., feet lUl iuChes; thance -tterIy
parallel with said North street, a distance Of n
let inch, thence ugrthvarlv parallel with the
wes en- b.undsry Of said lot j., distance or ~ -pi
sTt Ct. disfarct Of 10 feet inches thrnce north
wardIy gsrille with tn western b, un1sry IT sa;d
", = distance OF 10 feet to said North street.
thence Testwarfy ON the southern buunIsrE ur ,.i1
MOTH street distance Of - feet sHd inches 10
thc said place Of beginning. and nprov enonts con
sisnDE OF three story Brick Dwellin, with i,se-
mebt. containing 10 ,oOIns on street north south
SIDE. between 9TH ant lOtt SITS
Terms - sale: One third of the purchase money TO
10 pad cash IN hand the residue thereof Yss o.
iyely and II months from daS Of ssa, with interest
70 be -tcUre' by decd OF trust on 20 property. 4
decd given when al the pUrchs,s money /, paid
soT- ceUCst Of so vii! lie required Of IT, r'lr.
chaser at the IA 81 tho hsnD r. II ths terms a.
sale are not con piled Vi within three days from
the gay 81 safe the property will Le TesOi1 at the
cost OF the deieu. ting lUrchaser.
JAasss PoKrER.{ rrus e...
ja)dSds LATiMEh OLxhRY. AUct'r..
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EFIEN N TFEEnH

S.~-Ss-s, Jan. $ Lsr-'fs special. Eight
'.ff-.~ have ben made in the department OF
..c -a-Te am el~-Where .; suspected Bonarart-
i.. agents n reign o'teTror Is Commencing
figate adyires from Versailles express con
,.tI. e nat move Of the fsrts. excepting prooa-
.'v Na,erien. will be able TO resist the PrIssisn
,ulartmeIt.
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TOMORROW.
KY GREEN 81 WILLIAMS, AuCticneers,
~ Southeast Corner yth and II N reet@

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotioneers.
~ southeast corner 7th ana u strcete.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RsAL Ks
TATH
~ eBy virtue q deed 'f trust, d,te, August
A3T and X, No. Il, folio 1872, &C., OF he 1 and
records Tor Washington county, u. U. ani by direc
tor OF the party secured hereby. l will sell At
public sale, in front 81 the premises on TUESDAY
the 10th day of January A u 1871 the f1Ilowins
Described real estate in the city Of Washington al
the following named hours Of said day:
Al ga clock o: m-Parts Of lots numbered Al *
t6' and seven a. in CorbiH's subdiy of lots in
square numbered seven huad rod and iwelye 10
a plat VI the same will be exhibited at the sale
ava AT o. CLOCK p. Lot "a numbered one ~. in
square numbered one thousand and eighty dve,
(HA5.l N'
Terms Of sale One half In ash ,of which g.; uaua
he paid On each lot at the time Of the deferr
pay neIts to be made 10 six and twelve months with
INT rest from DAY oil sale. and occurred by deed OF
trust 10 the satisfaction of the trustee Term. 10 bs
implied with within six days after day OF sale
otherwise the trustee the right 90 resell tns
property, after one weeks notice AZ the risk and
cost OF first purct aser All conveyance G, iuclud-
ing clamps, NJ purchaser cost.
JOHN A. l. MORRILL,, Trustee
de03tsw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auction,ers,
W No. 319 southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets.
TWO BTIIniNG LOT, At THE c.RNER OF
N9ksH AND DELAwARE AyENUE ar
a ON TUESDAY, the 10Th instant. at O'clock
wv No, On the premises. We shall salt lots No A
- and in subdivision Of sluare No 6,s, being 10
Terms: One halt cash; balance in . and IL months
Tor notes bearing interest and scared hY decd al
trust on the property. si5 down the s,y of sale
Ja5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aocts
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1lY THOS WAGGAMAE,
- r. al Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Washington Georgetown office 5l9 eth ST., op. p D


OnnnNWEhI rhLE UF lily hDhE UNIM.
RROSEp PROPERTY ON y STREET, NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
u Under and by virtue of decree OF the Su-
court 81 ine D.i. Si OF S9ium9is' PASSED
Docket S. between 0@cree r Allen and Others, COM
psirsnts md 81 atida Coyle and others defendants,
the undersigned, appointed trustee thereby, will
sell at public auction, on the PR misses. on TAU Rs
BAY. the 18th day OF January. 1871, NJ oclsck in
the said mentioned that 10 To part of Lot
+, in sQuarc 3l3 in the city OF Washington. having
front OF twenty 70 feet ID street north and
ming back with unequal width to the rear of said
lot and containing ,7tO square feet
This property is situated ia street, between nth
and l2,h streets, the Metropolitan Hall, and Is
very valuable.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by the decree, are:
One-thirc cash. ~ q he balance IN eQua payments
To- and two years, the purchaser 60 give for de
ferred payments his prom ssary notes, satisfactorily
enoorssd received. All stamps and convey Anciag
AZ the cost VI the purehsser.
WILLIAM Is wEBB, T ustee.
THOMAS T. WAGGtMAS,
6rie .sw3wSds Auetioneer
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III LATIMER d CLEARY, Auctionsers,
H Successors to Cooper 4 Latmer,b
SouthNe& corner PenpsYlv Anin and llth atr


SouthweH corner Pennsylv Anis ave- and 18th street
TRUsTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
AND llTE SHEETS, EEAB FRANKLIN
SQUARE.
- BY virtue Of a deed OF trust dated March
Ia 3rb, 1856, anil recorded in Liber H. M a.,
LIMO. is, folio Ete ct seq. of the land records of
sshington county, in the District Of Columbia
land by written request OF the holders of the notes
secured thereby, , shall sell on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of January 1871, in front Of the premises
a., O'Clock .. m. all that certain parcel OF land,
situate, lying and being in washington'oity, Dis
trsct Of Columbia, AID designated aud known upon
the ground plat Of said city lot numbered one
In Snowdens sub div ision OF original lot numbered
one tl,) in square No. 3l6, with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fhird cash; balance ia s and II
months from day Of sale, with interest, secured by
deed Of trust upon the PR misses. All conyeyaucins
and revenue staps at cost Of purchaser. Sl00 down
o. time OF sale CLIFTON HEELEN, Trustee.
deo3 dtds LAIIMER CLEARY Auots
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YYW. L. WALL J CO, Aucrioneers,
II 800 902 south corner PennsyIvanis avenue,
PEREMPTOBY SALE OF THE EXTENSIVE
STOCK Oh METALS. BLACK-MITIiS' AND
WHEEbM RIGHTS STOCK, UPHOLSTERY
AMI CABINET HARDWARE. TINNERS' AND
PLU MBE rs GOODS. tIXPURESC COUNTERS
SCALES, OFFICE TURkITURE &c, AT AUG
TIUE.
n Wewil sell by catalogue on MONDAY
~ q 10th instant. at 10 o'clock, and TO continue
TJNnti the whole STOCK y sold, the entire extern
W siye stock Of Hardware and Metals ia TIA,
store now and tor many years occupied by John X
E,ans twhO l. declining business No. l. ani i.
ana avenue. between 9th and 10th streets. prs-
ing. AZ part
Iron, Steel, Lead, Tin, Zine
torp'r Brass. Hubs. Spokes, FeInes
Bins. Shafts Poles, SPRING, AxleS
sk-ins. Bolts. " ire, Tacks, Ais.
Hair CT, tn Chair Game, lair Moss. &c. &c
Terms ~ sale. I'll sums under one hundred dollars,
cash thst amount, credit Of -. 60 and 10 day
notes sat siacturiy endorsed bearing interest.
A rare Oppor unity is here offered TO de slers and
Consumers the stock and variety is the result of
- yeara' experience in tho business
The Immense " arehouses, 9lS aud @ Louis lana
avenue. built expressly for heavy storage. stories
~ feet front by 100 deep fronting on two streets will
b offered at auction at o'clock same day OF which
particulars in future advertisement
~ Catalogues will be in readiness ON the dag
previous 10 the salc.
ja7 WI. WALL Co, Auct'rs.
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POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPEkIl ON TIE sou TIL SIIR OF
sfREtT NnkIH, BETWEkE NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS WEST
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. January IT
81 o clock, we will sell. In front of the prem
~ises, b. virtue ot deed OF trust. duiV recorded
&C, In James ;. Gailans su bdiy Of suunre a.
lots 81 and o. being between 5th aud 9Th streets aud
l. and streets east.
4 deposit Of SO will he required as soon q the
property issold
Terms OF sale one third cash balance In G. 70 and
lsmOEtLs, IN the deferred payments
CHARLES g. CALLAN, Trustee.
IsI " WALL a co, Anct4
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NY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucriou.ers
W No. S19 southeast corner OF 7th and ID street,
1(y LATINEH CLEARY, auc,ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DEsIEABIr Bru,DyYC
N NJ,

" Successors TO Cooper y LatiEnerI
southwest cOrLer % Pennsylvania ave and Iith II
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the ONCE OF the SUI
perinendent until IL M April 90 1871 for furnishing
verng hitting and putting pnce. the iron work OF the
third and fourth floors and roof OF the Post once
Treasury building in Boston, Mass exhibited drawings
plans and schedule consisting principally of reed
iron beams and grdeis.
The work put uls,e ~ such times aS
from time to time, be required by
provJ led that each floor and the roof sa be made
jec of separate order and that the contractor shall be
allowed thirty DAYS for the making ad putting In place
each floor and ninety days for making and putting place
the roof
The contractors viii be permitted the the derrcks
and macbinery belonging TO tie building putting work
In place without charge but will be required pay the time
Of the men employed IN working them who will be furnished
by the department when required.
ScaGolding viii be furnished by the contractors.
The will not be snbdivded the dieren, bid
ters but will be considered and awarded Ia the
Ninety per cent OF the amount due VIII be paid the
petion OF each oo the balance the final completion Of
the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond the sum
OF 3C0 that the bidder will accept and perform the
tilted by the United States Judge Clerk of the United
Court District Attorney OF the district he resides
The department reserves the right TO reject bids
II IL be deemed to the Interest or the
and any bid that IA not made on the printed
tsned this Office and does not conform in respect
10 the requirements OF this advertisement the
and schedule will not be considered, neither viii any
engaged IN the manufacture of work.
aud who have not the facilities for getting the
castings or roleu beams.
Proposals mus, te endorsed "Rts for Iron Work Post
Office Sub.Treasnry Boston, Mass addressed to
GRiDLEI J. f. BRYANT, Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
DENTISTRY

4 TEETH EXTRACTED. LAUGHING GAS. NO
"a. pain. 81 the FIRST tooth Soc each additional. DR. A.
COLBY denf ~ last Fourteenth street, three doors
west OF Union square.
LIOR sALE-A SET or DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
II complete, also Lathe and Archer Chair. Apply
y43 Third avenue. .
U,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; FOURTEEN
years, benumbng application gas administered beau.
tul Teeth *l Set SiOi Fiumpere OF n,gw cheeAs aud
sunkel lips. j JAY NiLLERS,
Loo Grand street. near broadway,
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
PROPOSALS.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.

TINTED STATES POST OFFICE AND sUB-TREA-
~ sury, Boston, Mass, Once OF superintendent, March
90, 1sil.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

Two LEASE-THE LOTS ON WEST MORTON AND
Washington streets 50 feet West, $40 Morton
30 on Washington Apply to G. BANiER, - West Twenty
ty-trst street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

90 CLINTON PLACE.-PARTIES I DESIRING II
,]J make arrangements for nicely furnished Room,
with FIRST class Board for spring ana early summer, will
accommodated.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

4 HACDotGAL STREET, ST. CLEMENTS PLACE. -
to1 Good Board and nice Rooms for gentlemen and
aud single gcnenen reasonable terms References
changed.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29


(SOUNTRY BOARD wANTED.-A FAMILY OF SIX DE-
~ sire Board a farm house within and half
ride Broadway Maiden ane where all the comforts
home be had. Address, stating TERMS DC, G. b..
DANA, 1sO Broadway.
yNANTED-BOARD IN THE COUNTRY FOR THE
w summer hour less from the city, for q large
family. Address box 2ls Herald office.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

TO RENTAL CoRTLANDT STREET. CORNER OF
church, desirable front Uce nonr. Inquire
kADLEi, MeALisItK Co, on the premises rear office
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-14

RIVER NEws.-The river Is station
airy, here, with thirty-one inches in the
channel. Dispatches from Pittsburgh
report the river rising there with TWEEN
ty.six inches in the channel, swell OF
eight inches since Saturday.
The atmosphere yesterday was loggy,
and the indications Of rain are good.
The little steamer Eagle, plying be-
tween Parkersburg and st. Mary's,
sunk on Thursday morning, opposite
Newport. On leaving the landing at
that place she tore a plank off The
captain, finding he could not get back
to the wharf ran her across the river
and beached her, head on. Her bow
lies up on the bank while her stern is
sunk, 80 that the water covers her hur-
ricane deck. 1t is thought by some
that she was insured for $1,000, but
we cannot say in what offices.
The little Steubenville packet, Cora
Bell, made her first appearance at our
wharf yesterday morning. She is a
sidew heeler, drawing about thirteen
inches, and is a very pleasant looking
packet.
The model-barges lying at the wharf
are being loaded with railroad iron for
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
They will be all ready for a rise-when
we get it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-14

ITEM FOR SMoKERs.-A man with q
bad appetite will, if he smokes, most
assuredly eat still lees; noteworthy
fact for smokers or others recovering
from wasting illness or "off their feed"
from whatever cause. This effect OF
tobacco, by the way, while an evil to
the sick man who cannot eat enough,
becomes a boon to the starved man
who cannot get enough to eat; an
ample illustration of this was furnished
among our soldiers in the recent war.
Again, man should not smoke who
has a dirty tongue, bad taste in his
mouth, or a weak or disorderly diges-
ton. In any such case he cannot
relish bis tobacco. 1t should be
golden rule with smokers that the pipe
or cigar which is not smoked with
relish had better not be smoked at
all. Indigestion in every shape is
aggravated by smoking, but most
especially that form OF it known as
atomic, and accompanied with flatu-
lence. Diarrhea, as a rule, is made
worse by smoking.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-14

A YOUNG WIFE ELoPES WITH A
HIRED MAN.-On Thursday last sen.
sation was created at Collars Station,
West Virginia, on the Panhandle road,
by the elopement Of well known mar
ried woman of that place with man
employed by her husband on the farm.
The unfortunate husband had young
wife Of prepossessing appearance, which
the hired man took quite fancy to,
unsupported by the husband, although
the man had been about the premises
for three years, and in whom the utmost
confidence was placed. On Thursday
morning the man went to the husband
and asked him for the loan of hun
bred dollars, as he wanted to purchase
horse. The money was given to him,
and while the husband was absent the
young wife and the villain procured
horse and buggy and came to this city,
where they remained as man and wife,
and left the next morning for parts
unknown. The duped husband, who is
some twenty years the senior Of the
tickle young wife, came to the city yes.
terday in search of the criminals. He
was almost distracted when he learned
the truth, but resolved to pursue the
guilty pair and bring them to justice.
Officers are now on the track Of the
fugi,ives, both in this city and Pitts
burgh.-iSteuJsnville Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-14

BEAUTIFULLY DEcoRATED.-Psssing
Henry Brues' famous dry goods house
yesterday, our eye was caught by the
handsome and artistic manner in which
the show windows were arranged. On
inquiring we learned that it was the
work of our friend, Charley Brues. The
beautiful combination Of colors, the
artistic blending Of light and shade, the
graceful distribution OF light articles,
such as gloves, laces and the like, prove
Charley to be one of the most skillful
men in the city at work Of this kind.
His arrangement Of fabrics and colors
is truly beautiful.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-14

GINxs BABY just received, together with
the largest assortment Of Wall Paper
to be found in West Virginia, compris-
ing the following, viz: Brown and
White Blanks, Satins, Flats, Ground,
Bronzes. plain and embossed, Stamped
Colds, Oriental Satins, Damasks, Deco
rations for halls and churches; plain
and ornamental limitations of Frescoes,
in fact every style and variety Of Wall
Paper manufac tured.
A new assortment OF Leroy WAR
child's celebrated Gold Pens at PAUL &
Orr's, No. 90 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-14

POLICE CoURT.-As is usual on Mon
day morning, the attendance at the
Police Court yesterday was large in
size and choice in collection.
John Green was picked up on Main
street Sunday night, about 9 o'clock
decidedly "blue," the effects Of an over,
dose OF benzine. Green turned red
when called upon to pay 81 and costs
for his spree.
Joseph Engles, the gentle Joseph.
lord and master OF the Gray Eagle" a
lady we'll known to the police, was
found in the Second ward Market
House, Saturday night, very drunk
from the combined effects Of two much
whisky and new suit of clothes. 81
and costs, the regular retail price, was
paid.
William Mercer, better known as
Tod" went into Beuters saloon on
Saturday night, and behaved SO out
rageously as to cause warrant to issue
for his arrest. He was fined at whole
sale rates, $40 and costs.
On Friday night party assembled at
George Seamon's house, Saw Mill row,
Eighth ward. The night was to be de.
voted to happiness and taffey-pulling.
Quite a number of young ladies were
present. and much molasses. With so
much sweetness one would think peace
must abide. But it was not so. A
dance was proposed, and a fiddler sent
for. Those who dance must pay the
fiddler" is as true to-day as when
George Washington gave utterance to
that noble sentiment in answer to King
George. William Deacon was pres
ent, but William, although a bondhoid-
er and millionaire, refused to pay his
assessm ent OF twenty-five cents. Out OF
this refusal grew trouble, and William,
"Honness" Speidel, and Karl Rabbit
were arrested for having been guilty
OF disorderly conduct. The hearing re-
suited in Deacon being discharged, it
being proved that he acted very Deacon
like, in refusing to fight as well as in
refusing to pay. The others were fined
$40 and costs each.
The charge Of assault preferred
against Ed. Freese was continued.
The charge Of drunkenness preferred
against AL. McMauaway was continued
until 9 o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-14
OReASrzAr1oN OF THE M1L1r1A.-Last

ORGANIZATION OF THE MILIfA.-Last
night two of the military companies
which have been in process of forma-
ton for the past two weeks, completed
their organization under the State law
and elected their officers. They will
be uniformed forthwith and at once
proceed to learn the manual, 80 that
by the 22d of February we may look
for a military display that will be a
credit to the city. We hope this matter
will not be let die until a full battalion
is organized in this place, as it can be.
Why cannot Hancock, Brooke and
Marshall counties each organize their
militia so that the Panhandle shall
have the credit of forming the first
brigade, or division maybe, in the State.
The Wheeling Guards held their
meeting at the City Building last night.
and elected the following officers:
Captain, Charles H. Senseney First
Lieutenant, James fancy; Second Lieu
tenant, Chas. w. Brady Ensign, R.
Woods Black; First Sergeant, John F.
Miller; Second Sergt., Thos. j. Mckee
Third Sergt., j. B. Umstot; Fourth
Sergt., Eugene j. Hornbrook; First
Corporal, J. B. Hornbrook; Second, G..
B. Glessner; Third, Alex. R. Campbell;
Fourth, C. P. Warden.
This company numbers about fifty
seven members, rank and file.
The Iron Guards held their meeting
at the Guards Hose House, Centre
VIII ceiling, last night, and elected B. B.
Dovener Captain; w. Fl. Travis, First
Lieutenant; Thomas Thomas, Second
Lieut.; Chas. S. Davis, First Sergt.
Thos. Mccormick, Second Sergt.; Jas.
Hayburn, Third Sergt.; F. c. Chort,
Fourth Sergt.; and w. Shafer, Fifth
Sergt
At the request OF many, we publish
the following extract from the Code OF
West Virginia. Section IS, OF chapter
% ofthe Code, reads as follows:
For the further encouragement of
volunteer companies every member ola
volunteer company except contributing
members, mentioned in the proceeding
section, shall be exempt from serving
on juries. But to guard against persons
becoming members OF volunteer COM
panies, for the purpose merely, OF
avoiding jury service, it shall be the
duty of the commanding officer OF every
such company to strike from the roll
thereof the name of every regular mem
Der who fails to attend three musters Of
the company in succession. Nothing
herein contained shall be deemed to
render member OF the volunteer COM
pany incompetent as juror, if he do
not object to serve as such.