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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

A GIFTED MEMPHIS LAWYER WHO EDITED
Two PAPERS, BOTH DNLY.-An antiduated
writer in the Memphis Appeal has dug up out
Of his memory the following rich story The
young lawyer referred to is still Furnishing in
Memphis: There was never greater local eX-
citement than that which grew out Of this in.
fernal navy yard business. Half the people
were in favor of accepting the property, and
| hall or more opposed to it, the latter thinking
| the government might be induced even vet TO
make liberal appropriations and perfect the
| navy yard and build ships and steamers here
There were two newspapers published here-one
morning publication, edited by gentleman of
no ordinary ability, named Bankhead, who was
tragically and mysteriOusly assassinated some
SIX years ago. There was another, an after.
noon paper, called the News, Il believe that was
its name,) edited by man named Yancv.
These editors opposed one another on the navy
yard question, and their discussion had begot-
ten great deal OF excitement when both went
away for the summer, and each without the
others knowledge employed the same man,
this young lawyer, to conduct his paper in his
absence. The young limb Of the law naturally
enough took to both sides Of the question. He
made the controversy between the two
papers hotter and hotter on each successive day
Crowds gathered each afternoon about the
News office, and somebody expected that the
Two furious editors would shed blood. The
coming duel in Arkansas was confidently antici
pated, and the ierocity Of the two papers was
marvellous. Popular excitement was intense
when Bankhead came hurrying home from Vir.
ginia and Yancey from Alabama, each think.
ing the other was abo1t TO murder his own sub
stitute. Such was the leryor of popular feeling
and evaporation that the story was necessarily
Kept quiet. II the miSchievOus fraud upon the
public passion had been exposed ar the time the
con dDlore editor would have been hanged to a
lamp post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03
SueeiaI !Motresa

Worcester, Oct. I'd, lsi2.-In behalf of the Spring
held delegation of Firemen, would return our sincere
thanks to Yankee Hose Gov. Lincoln No l. and to the
rest of the Worcester Fire Department the kind and
courteous manner in which they have entertained us
while visit to their city to-day TO witness Their
Annual Parade and Muster.
o3 dts neIegata
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

SIMPLE yet effieaeous, Is sMoLANDER's BUoHU in
removing and counteracting kidney bladder and gland
uar diseases, diabetes gravel mental and physical
bity, nervousness, and female irregularities IN an
accessible form it supplies the of nature and in
vgorates the vital powers, and the DEATH all
OF the above maladies deop&wlw oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

esc Corn dull and lower; No mixed SAX a 34 cash
seller 0stober; IS a 35kc November; rejected 5Sc.
Oats IN fair demand and lower; No q 2lAe; rejected
l9eI20he. Rye quiet and unchanged; No2 at 55c Bar
ley quiet and weak No fall 65G65he. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Pork Sl425 q 1850 cash; sl262H a
l2,i5 seller December Lard dull and unchanged. Bulk
meats dull and lower; shoulders "a % 4Kc; short rib
middles l0A a l0s. Bacon nominal. Whisky steady
at s9o Recopts-5000 bbls -four, l2sO00 bush wheat,
600 bush corn $1,000 bush oats 5000 bush 6oe0
bush barley. Shipments-5000 bbls -four $1,000 bush
wheat, 1884, 600 bush corn, 1909 bush cats, 1000 lush
rye. 49, 900 bush barley
CINCINNATI, Oct 2.-Pork steady at $3.50. lard dull
and unsettled sales of kettle at q Shc; steam nc;
summer nominally Tie. Bulk meats-demand Light,
holders firm and offerings light; shoulders 6e sides 10
el0Ac. Bacon steady; obbing sales of shoulder nc
clear rib sides at llhc; clear sides llA@llac Hams
sugar cured Tx q l9c for and winter. Live
hogs steady at $,40@e475 Whiskev firm at soc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2-COtton active at lS%6lSSc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

ARIZONA DIAMONDS. AS the furore of
excitement which attended the reported discov-
cry oil diamonds begins to die away under the
dampening influence of reports Of "salting,"
London negotiations, etc, it may not be amiss
Tor personal observer TO cast his "wet ban-
ket, however diminutiye, upon what we
believe 10 be an enormous swindle. In company
with gentleman who has spent several years
IN South America, and has had ample opportu.
mites of observing both the diamonds and dia-
mond mines Of Brazil, and also, with a well
known geolOglst, the writer hereof Travelled over
and through the Diamond" and can't Hill"
regions, looking for diamonds, rubies, etc, but
in vain Diamonds aud rubies, to the uuprac-
tced eye, we found; but, alas, the diamonds
paled into quartz crystal, and the rubies into
garnels. The crystals are some Of them very
beautiful, perfectly transparent and presenting
a ive-sided form of Capitalization, very nearly
approaching TO the lour'sided of the diamond.
but easily detected by the most simple means.
In vain did we search for the pregnant, ever
present HdcOiUD1tte, but no trace Of it could we
discover, while the fanciful diamonds were
found dispersed through various formation
granite, sandstone, limestone, basali, ETC.. and
writer of this has now in his possession several
specimens Of diamonds upon diamonds" aud
the whole formed upon and adherent 10 silciied
wood But enough; for we cannot say posi-
lively that there are not diamonds in Arizona
but we give II as our candid opinion that, ii
diamonds have been taken outof Arizona gravel,
ihal gravel was sailed beforehand, and to those
eaNng the fever we would say, wait and see !,
lot Il mere are diamonds at ALL theya scattered
over 100 extensive field to be m0nopolized by
Letin ''''' q ''''''''O ''"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

Loss OF APPETITE, Heartburn, Papitation of the
Heart, Dizziness, Slseplessness Constipation, Wind.
Mental and Physical Debility and Melancholy, are
caused by dsarrangement OF the digestive organs To
thoroughly master these symptoms, WHITES SPECIALITY
FOR DYSPEPSIA is the only prompt, efficient and safe
remedy. H. G. WHITE, Proprietor, ls7 Washington st..
Boston Price, 81 per bottle. dM, W&S&w3m oS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

Inc Baltimore American says:
1t will doubtless be news to many farmers
who have witnessed the growth of the wild
sumac in the fence corners and on the side
roads, that a source of profit could be found by
paying some attention to the cultivation of va
rieties of the article which are used very largely
in the arts, for dyeing purposes and for tanning
leather We find by the agricultural bureau
report, and from the agricultural press, that
the business in raising sumac and preparing it
for the purposes Of the trade is making rapid
progress, it being found that we can raise SUI
perior article in regard to quality, if not of
quantity also, to that produced in Sicily, the
source Of the principal supply of the world of
this valuable production, and the merchants of
England engaged in the sumac trade have given
instructions TO their agents in the United States
to purchase that raised in Virginia to supply
the place of the supplies heretofore obtained
from Italy, The analysis of the two varieties
is given, showing the difference of the tannin
principle in each, as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

Abbott will sell house No. Sc vernon street, at
auction, this forenoon at ten o'clock Abbott will
sell a portion of the hospital lands on Summer
and Mulberry streets this afternoon at two O'CLOCK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

Judge m Charleston, W. Va, has granted
an injunction to prevent the building of n col.
ored Baptist church there, on tne petition Of
ciii1ehs representing that the mode OF worship
giant, and would consequently be A distnrbanco
0 the neighborhood."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

Fifty dollars reward is offered by R. c. Taylor for
the recovery of lost memorandum books and pa
pers See notice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

ROCK THE CRADLE, LUoY.'-If the badly cries put
drop Of Williams Jamaica Ginger in his milk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues Extensions trademarks and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED,
lnererences and other Patent Cases attended to by
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
81 Main st. dtf mhl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-03

productive and useful allies, instead Of the lazy
pests they are considered at present, subject To
no law but that of gradual determination"
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Worcester Five Cent. Saving. Bank.
NO. e4G NAM STREET

Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
NO. e4G NAM STREET
OPEN ERoM.............-..9 L. N. to P. ma to Pm
TmRrr-sIxTH sEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND. The trls-
tees OF this Bank declared the ThHsy-Sizth Semi
Hral Diridead the first day Of July at the
PER CENT. PER ANSUN.
DEPOSITS received up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Deposits are put upon interest the first day Of every
July
GEORGE ". WHEELER. Treasurer diff jyl
AEmbury Savings Bank. AIiIIbury, Mass.
ORGANIZED JULY, lS54)
Deposits received up to ono Thousand DoRars Depos-
its put upon interest the first day Of every month";
dividends ofiatSrest made in January and July, at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum.
THoS. J. HARRINGTON. President.
FRANK & MILES, Treasurer. diff au3
Peoples Savings Bank,
&5@ MAIN ST. OPPOSITE TIE CRY HALL
pEsp9sits avg; l, !s12 .97O,s1O;eI
The usual Semi-Annual Dividend, at the rate of Six
per Ct per annun, is now PAYABLE, and will DO added TO
the principal if not Withdrawn.
MONTH
N Tradition to me usual Banking Hours. The Bank IS
Bank HouTs--S to - o.. Saturdays, gtol, and
JOHN c. MASON, President
Worcester Aug ?. 1872. dGwtf
Worcester County Institution for savings
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February s, 1875.
Deposits put interest on the first day of each mont
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits JAM l, lS72 81 500, 500 40.
Hon. ALEXANDER Il. BULLOCK, President
d&wn c. A. HAMILTON. Treasurer
Worcester Mechanics savings bank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE, Sll NAM ST.
Deposits put upon interest on the Fjfteeam day of
each month.
Dividends made every January and July.
Bank open Saturday evenings from 10 s, for the
receipt Of deposits,
HARRISON BLISS. President.
H. WOODWARD. Treas'r. dawtf fylS
j. W. Chamberlain,
Successor 10 Matthews Il Chamberlain
PLUMBER
pa Main Street, Worcester Mass
v Baih Tubs and Boilers Water Closets Wash Bowls
m thorough manner. dt apis
Room and Board tor single gentlemen can be
obtained at reasonable rates at the Bay State House.
MARRIED
In this city. Oct by Rev S sweetser. Henry Ross
am Emma Flint, both OF Worcester.
In This c,y, Oct /, by Rev MIR Sargent Warren A
Frink and Hattie E Fay of Spencer. No cards.
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DIED
In New England Village, Sept 20. Mary E, wife of
Morrison Kelley, aged 80 yrs mos.
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ForeIgn Markets.-[Bv Atlantie cabIs.l

AAAEkets'-tDY AtianIlc ChDle.I
LONDON, Oct. 2.-ConSols at 97k. o. bonds-5-2Os
1863 Old, 9Sh do 1851, o2H U. s. tsn-forss SIX new
S. 69A.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-Cotton active and fmer; mid
ding uplands at 81 a 9Ad; do Orleans 9X@lOd; sales
$4,000 bales, of which s0 bales for speculation and
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RatcheIor,a Hair nye,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the eor!d The
only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. Reliable and
unpleasant odor Remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes
and washes, Produces IMhEDIATELY superb BLACK
OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair CLEAN. SOFT
Sold by all Druggists.
oil dly CHAs. BATCHELoR Prom. N. r
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Democratic District Convention.

The Democrats Of the Ninth Congressional District
requested to send Delegates to Convention to be
holden in Horticultural Hall, Worcester. on THURS
DAY, October g. at2r NJ. for the purpose nominate
ing candidate for Member Congress and one Pres-
dental ElectOr.
The basis Of representation will be the same as for the
State Convention. JAMES f. ESTABROOK,
Chairman of the District Committee.
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1873 dte sci
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DIR. NJ. NIcCIearn,


successor to WESLEY KELLEY, will be in attendance
the first Thursday and Friday in every month"; to give
advice to the sick on Diseases Of the Liver Lungs Heart
Kidneys, Spleen. &c, Also, Diseases of the blood as
Seroiua or Kings Evil Canker Eruptions &c at ri
Main St, waldo Bock) Advice free Ladies and gen
temen are invited to call Office advice free. [wlt&d8t
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Quilts at Special Bargain .

Ia FRENCH TOILET QUILTS ............s 50 90
@5 Ia do. do. do ........... 8 80
Perfect goods bought in Job Lot and 81 under price
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The Democrats of The County Of Worcester are re-
guested to send delegates to Convention be holden in
Horticultural Hall Worcester. on THURSDAY, Oct Sd,
at il A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidate
for County Commissioner.
The basis of representation will be the for the
State Convention.
BY order of the County Committee
JAMES L. ESTABROOK. Chairman.
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1872. die sG
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Slem advertisements.

In New England Village, Sept 20. Mary L. wife O
Morrison Kelley, aged 80 yrs 6 mos
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A LOT OF ODD QUILTS,
Importers Samples, extra in quality and size and much
below their worth.
s2S diff BARNARD SUMNER &-CO
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@aromare, Stobes. We.

r U R N A G E S !
, 1872-07-24

som vel like svare Procent-L eieafgift, men
som if6lge en- af Skattecommissionen, i
Forening med tvende paa sedvanlig Made
udnavnte kyndige Mand, efter samme
Grundsetninger foretagen Ansettelse ere
anslaaede at vile kunne indbringe mindst
den nevnte aarlige Leiesum. I Fortegnel-
sen maa derhos we'd Siden af Eiernes Navne
angives de vedkommende Eiendommes
Nummere og de anslaade Leiesummer.
Besides en- Eiendom i Fellesskab af
Flere, beregnes Leiesummen Enhver af
disse ii lgode i samme Forhold, som han err
lodtagen Eiendommen.
s 20.
Rigtigheden af de til Valgrettens Be-
grundelse %fremkomne Data bed0mmes of
Valgbestyrelsen.
We'd Opgj6relsen af den rene Indtagt
skulle de med hver enkelt ~Indtegtskilde
torbundne Byrder fraregnes. Saaledes vii
we'd Beregningen af Indtegten af en- fast
Eiendom like blot Skater og Afgifter SAINT
Vedligdholdelses- og Driftsomkostninger,
men ogsaa Renterne at de samme indestaaen-
de Pantefordringer vere at fradrage; fra Ind
tRgterne afen borgerlig Nerings,ei drages
de Udgifter, som dens Drift medf6rer fra
Embedsindtegtpr drages de med Embedet
forbundne Udgifter til Contoirhold m. v.
I6vrigt komme like blot de egentlige Pen
geindt@gter, men ogsaa Na~turalydelser, fri
Bolig og andre saadanne Emolumenter
efter deres P~engeverdi i Betragtning.
We'd Indtegtens Opgj6relse oliver frem-
deles at iagttage, at det like err tilstre k
keligt, at Nogen Diet sidste Aar har havt
en- reen Indtegt af den udfordrede St0r-
relse, men denne Indtegt maa tillige hid
r0re fra saadanne Kilder, at den kan ansees
for aarlig eller antages at vile aorli9 vende
tilbage med omtrent Diet samm JeIob.
s %.
Valglisten skal i forskjellige dertil ind
rettede Rekker indeholde de Valgberct-
tigedes fulde Navn, Alder, Livsstilling, ON
de besidde Indf6dsret el1er have UpfOldt sig
paa de dansk ~vestindiske Ger / 3 Aar, lids
rummet hvori de have havt fast Bopel i
Communen, SAINT ON de besidde en- Elem
dom af den ~fastsatte LeievRrdi elIer have
den udfordrede aarIige Indtegt.
De, for hvilke Betingelserne i Henseende
til Alder og til Uphold paa 0erne vel end
nu like 6nde Sted. men kunne ventes at
Vile indtrede i L0bet at Diet Aar, for hvil-
ket Valglisten skal gielde, opf6res paa ct
Tilleg til Listen med udtrykkelig Angi-
velse at den Dag Aaret, naar Betingelserne
vile we're opfyldte.
Fortsattes)
, 1872-07-24
NOTICE..

mn Monday Goth instant 1 will, for
(Uj the accommodation of debtors,
be at Mr.. Hutchison's Hotel tor the
purpose of receiving payment of
Auction bills due. Also any other
amounts due me, all payable in Notes
or Gold. Z. J. ROBINSON.
, 1872-07-24
UDKAST TIL COLONIALLOV FOR
DE DANSK-VESTINDTSKE DER.
(Forsat.)
{ L.
(Forsat.)
5 Is.

Den St. Thomas med st. Jan udgj6r en-
Valgkreds. Forandring / denne 5 kan
indt6res we'd en- at Colonialraadet for St.
Thomas og St. Jan vedtagen Anordning.
: Is.
Den st. Croix udgj5r 4 Valgkredse,
nemlig:
y Byen Christiansted med Forsteder
v@lger 3 Medlemmer;
q Christiansteds Jurisdictions Landdi-
strict velger 4 Medlemmer;
81 Byen Frederiksted velger 2 Medlem-
mer;
A. Frederiksteds Jurisdictions Landdi-
strict valger 4 Medlemmer.
II.
Medlemmerne v@lges paa 1 Aar. HaFv-
delen afgaaer hvert 2det Aar, f0rste Gang
efter Lodtrakning. For st. Thomas med
st. Jan afgaaer forste Gang efter
de Lows Ikrafttreden 6 folkevalgte Medlem-
mer, for Byen Christiansteds Valgkreds 2
Medlemmer og at de Kongevalgte for St.
Croix det samme Antal.
De Fratr@dende kuune wedges paany.
, 1872-07-24

No. 30 QUEENS STREET and
QUARTER,

belonging to the Commercial firm
of OSORIO WRIGHT & Co.,
will be offered for sale by 3 public
Auctions in conformity with Placard
of 22nd April 1917.
list Auction to be held on We'd
nesday the 2lst August 1872 at l2
o'clock noon
End Auction to be held on We'd
nesday the 18th September 1872 at IL
o'clock noon
3rd Auction to be held on We'd
nesday the 18th September 1872 at
IL o'clock noon;
The two first Auctions are to be
held at the undersigned office, 3rd
Auction at the premises.
Certificate from the Recorders
Office, terms of sale &C., will be pro-
duced at the vendues, to which pur-
chasers are invited.
This publication serves also as
Notice to the Mortgageholders.
Vendue-Office, st. Thomas, 10th
July 1872.
AXEL HEIBERG.
, 1872-07-24
IS.

vRret bosat paa de dansk vestindiske Der,
naar han har fyldt sit 25de Aar, err raadig
over sit Bo og enten eier Ell Eiendom i
Communen, der er ~anslaaet at kunne
indbringe en- aarlig Leiesum at mindst 100
Vestindiske Dalere paa St. Thomas og at
mindst go .Vestindiske Dalere paa St.
Croix og St. Jan, eller har Diet sidste Aar
havt en- reen aarlig Indkomst af 500 vest
indiske Dalere. Han maa derhos have
v@ret bosat i Communen i mindst | Aar
og have fast Bopel i den Valgkreds, hvor
nan opholder sig paa den It'd, Valget fore
gaaer, SAINT vare opf0rt paa Listen over
de Valgberettigede i denne. Den, som
har fast BopHl i fere Valgkredse, kan
gj6re sin Valgret gjaldende.
lngen kan ansees som uberygtet, der
we'd Dom er funden skyIdig en- den ofent-
Eige Mening vanarende Handling.
Valgbar er Enhver, som err i Besiddelse
Of de Egenskaber, der begrunde VaIgret.
Dog udfordres der like, at den Paagj@l-
dende har fast Bopel i VaIgkredsen eller
er opf6rt paa Listerne over de Valgberetti-
gede.
GOuverneuren og Prasidenten, saavel-
som Secretairerne we'd Gouyernementet og
Presidentskabet og de / Secretariaterne,
Bogholder- og Observation-Disclosures ansatte
Embedsm9nd og BetjeDte ere like valg-
bare.
Valgene forestaaes i hver Valgkreds of
en- Valgbestyrelse, der bestaaer at Juris-
dictionens Underdommer, for st. ThomB
og st. JAMS Vedkommende Underdomme-
rem paa st. Thomas,-som Formand og
tvende Indvaanere i Communen, den enc
udnevnt af Over6vrighed EN-, den anden of
Colonialraadet. En- Ingen udnevnt at CO.
lonialradet, eller har nogen af de Udn@vnte
Forfald paa Valgdagen, tiltager Forman-
den en- anden Indvaaner som mldlertldlgt
Medlem at Valg bestyrelsen.
ValgbestyreIsen forsynes med en- af
Over0vrigheden autoriseret Valgbog, hvOr-
til de til Bestyrelsen indl6bne Skrivelser
og Valglisterne f~remlegges. I v~algbogen
optegnes Diet vesentlige Indhold at Valg-
bestyrelsens Forhandlinger og Udfaldet at
Valghandlingerne. Valgbogen underskrives
dl dISUCoGyIOiSCA ClCCI n'CtG AOoO W
opbevares at Fernandez.
l Tilfelde at Observation-Disclosures mel
lem Valgbestyrelsens Medlemmer gJ6r
Stemmeaeerhed Udslaget, men Mindretal-
let har Ret til at erholde sin Mening tilf0rt
Valgbogen.
Valgene folegaae i Henhold til Lister
over de Valgberettigede, der aarligen OPP
tages af Valgbestyrelsen i Januar Maaned
og we'd hvilke de dertil indrettede Skate
lister legges til Grund.
Til A~fbenyttelse for Valgbestyrelsen har
Skattecommissionen i Communen i Deem
Der Manned at ~tilstille Fernandez i liver
Valgbestyrelse en- ~Fortegnelse saavel over
allie dem, der paa de senest udsendte Skat-
telister have opgivet en- rem aarlig IndtRgt
i Diet sidste Aar af 500 Vestindiske Dalere,
som over allie dem, der eie Elendomme i
Communen, som itolge den senest forud-
gaaede Ans@ttelse at de aarlige Leiesum-
mer til Beregning af neutrality-suspicious.
ere anslaaede at kunne indbringe den / )
IS nevnte aarlige Leiesum endvidere
over dem, der eie Eiendomme / Communen,
, 1872-07-24
DRAFT OF COLONIAL LAW FOR THE.
DANISH WESTINDIA ISLANDS.
(COntinued)

~ ! = ia AA4 49,
DANISH WESTINDIA ISLANDS.
(Continued)
s LIS.
The Island of st. Thomas with st. John form
l Elective District. Alterations relative to this
5 can be effected through Ordinance passed by
the Colonial Council of St. Thomas with st.
john.
16.
The Island of St. Croix is divided into 4
Elective Districts, viz:
II the Town of Christiansted and suburbs,
which district shall elect 8 members;
q the Country j Jurisdiction of Christiansted,
which district shall elect 4 members
81 the Town of Frederiksted, which district
shall elect 2 members
d the Country Jurisdiction of Frederiksted,
which district shall elect 4 members.
s II.
The Members are elected for the term of A
years. Half of the number ofmembers withdraw
every second year, the first time by the drawing
of lots. For the Elective District of st. Thomas
with st. Johns 6 members withdraw the first.
, 1872-07-24
AUCTION.

THE VENDUE DIRECTOR
hereby makes known that At the
request of Lawyer Hjern0, in behalf
ofthe distrainer, the
threc-fourths of the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-08-14
Flowers in the Senate.

Senator Cameron adorned the de.
bate upon the tax and tariff bill with
a charming dissertation upon Ameri-
can fruits and flowers. He says:
"There is the rose. There has been
no improvement on the rose in thou
sand years. You can make it produce
more and oftener in the year, but the
old cabbage rose that every man not
over fifty years Of age must rememem-
Der that ornamented the garden of his
mother, is the most fragrant not only
Of all the roses, but of all the plants
which give pleasure from their per-
fume.
"First in the year is the crocus, with
out any fragrance and then comes
the hyacinth, which makes every man
who puts it to his nostrils glad and
happy. After a while in short success
sion comes the lilac, and then we all
believe the lilac is more beautiful in
its fragrance than the hyacinth was |;
but we forget that directly when the
rose comes, which is the queen of all
the flowers. After awhile comes the
jessamine, and then is the honeysuckle.
We have the most delicious of all that
tribe in our forests. The wild and the
red honeysuckle Of the mountains of
Pennsylvania and New York in its
fragrance is equal to all that were ever
brought here from abroad, and vet we
are bringing from every part of the
world, for there is variety in every
and all honeysuckles of every grade
and of every color, and the jessamine,
which is cousin of the honeysuckle,
is brought to us from abroad, when we
produce it here, in the South particu-
larly, more beautiful and more fra
grant than it is abroad"
Is not that a delightful bit of nature
to fold away in the dry and dusty Con.
gressional Globeg The venerable SEN
ator should be rewarded for his gallant
defense of our native fora with
wreath of flowers.