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The TRIAL in Balt more of the charge of en-
bezzlement against ID. l.. Stanton, late collector
OF internal revenue in the fifth district OF Mary
land, is still occupying the attention of the
United States district court. The evidence for
the prosecution was concluded on Saturday,
and prior to the hour of adjournment the
defence examined one witness. The case will
probably occupy day or two more before a
conclusion Is reached. -
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The New York World thinks il would be mon
strous TO have grand joint-stock company
celebration or the centennial Of the republic in
iSsG with the Washington monument incom-
piete. The idea does seem little preposterous
The American people stand q good chance OF
going down to the remote future, not as "mound
builders like the lost races of America, but As
monument starters-started, but never finished
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Mr.. Greeley.s wills.

The second days proceedings in the PROBATE
OF Mr.. Greeley's will took place on Frid ~.
Previous TO the examination of Miss Lampson
there was some preliminary discussion between
Judge Hart and Mr.. Williams, the opposing
couI sci, resulting in the appointments OF Mr..
John r. Cleveland, of New York "a admins
traitor ad Iitem. Mr. williams said that ii the
property mentioned in the will of 1871 were
given to the brother and sister, and one half re-
10 yHt to the Mr. E Hsrt ssid
that he already had paper transmitting one
half OF the property to Miss Gabrielle and the
proposition came originally from Miss Ida.
Further discussion a. to the acceptance of this
proposition took place, but no advance was
made. Miss Lsmpson ~as then cross-ex Amined,
and the case adjourned to December IS, when,
unless some settlement is made, Nr. Reginald
Hart will be examined.
Another will OF Mr.. Greeley, dated in 1861,
gives his real and personal estate in New York
and Chappaaua and four shares of Tribune
stock to his wife, three Tribune shares to each
OF his daughters, and the proceeds of the sale of
estates are also Distributed among his relations,
and number of Requests made TO charitable
Institutions. Messrs. Dudley s. Gregory, Rich
ard II. Manning and Marcus Spring were the
executors named in this willy l.. Post, 1fh.
Edwin FORESTS Will.
A HOME FOR DECAYED ORA ATTIC ARTISTS TO
BE PROVIDED OUT CF HIS ESTATE.
Inc last bee uest OF the late tragedian. Edwin
Forrest, is reported in the New York Herald.
hi el tire prop eTty, even his irdrObe and his
valuable library, Is to be used for the founda-
ton OF home for disabled dramatic artists.
Sixty acres OF ground within the limits of the
city OF Il PHILADELPHIA have bsen made over to the
CORPORATION OF that city for the purpose set forth
above, and In after years those IN smbers of the
dramatic profession whose hard lives have not
been crowned with successful gains, instead OF
retaining their positions as active members of
their profession, superfuous veter ans tagging on
TIE stage or on retiring to private life sink into
obscure poverty, may enjoy the comforts OF q
beautiful home surrounded by the keepings of
their beloved art, until
"The play Is dOne-the curtain falls,
Sl0wly-Obedent to the pr0mpter's bell"
MIR. Forrest said to friend less than a month
ago that this project had been the main idea of
ms lie for fhirty-fve years, and that he- had
mace ample provision for carrying it out. 1t
was his desire that the endowment should be so
legally perfect that there could be no question
be ore the courts about the title. Further,
be said, he wished his bequest to be so clearly
understood that no ono would doubt his mo-
tive.
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There Is lively discussion in Alexandria
over tie question of annexation to this District.
Those Who favor the idea argue that their bursh
Il now about As much of a curiosity as q relic of
the antique as jamestown, or OccoQuan, and
that if she IL ever to be pulled out OF the mud.
where she has been sticking for the last forty
wears, the present opportunity must be i'm
proved The opponents of annexation charge
upon It's advocates that they are "sacrifcing
their Principles" ''selIing their consciences,"
''stab5.ng their mo;her-yirsinis," and all such
nonsense. As TO the matter OF annexation, there
are two sides to il. In Alexandria Is not disposed
to abardon the past and enter upon the new
Isth OF progress We don't want her at any price.
We don't want any reinforcement TO the incu-
bus OF Old foeyis we are try ing 20 shake of.
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o. p M. sSSrCrAL NOTICE.

q, I.s1T n s q T1' 3, rpsIspx nssrst
ING, DecembSr =, 81 . O'Clock, to take action on
the reefs nation of Cs plain W. Oven.
Also, having re ceiyed notice from Captain Plant.
OF CorcoI ZOuaves, that they will nay the troop
visit that even j; 10 ordered that each mem
Der appear in full uniform TO receive sal any
II Is fOpsd that member wilt Be g DER
order. By order Of the Oom nander.
dl6I' b. W. SUNNY, LIST 1t, Sec,
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~PENNsYLyAHIA EIPUBLtCAys.-rbe
US rsgaisr ncn'hly meeting OF the Pennsylva-
81 iaikss Ball, 81 O'Clock.
wHABfHNBY, sscrs;ary. IL
N~lBE REGULAR QUARTERLY NEsT.
uS ING Of he wQn1ny CHRISTIAN AS
AIRY sausrs, TUESDAY, nth December as i D. m.
Msuters and friends are re9uee'ed to attend. 1t
N~HO1ICE TO sToCKHoLDIRs She An
u4 nuaI Meeting Of the Stockholders Of ,he
VISITS GTOEAED ALExxa DRfA
TURkPiKB COMPANY viii be hsld Al
andris. virginia, ON MOHDAY, Jsnusry On,
Is73, at 10 O'Clock O. xlsetion for Prssden; and
dszs ,ejsa sLBEsT HEwsos, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

II Mary Christmas!
al Happy .Si,U Year!
AS HERETOFORE, HAVE PREPARED
EXTENSIVELY TO S0PPLY THE LITTLE
AS VEIL As CHILDREN OF A LARGER
GROWTH, WITH THEIR
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AND WOULD ONLY BEG MI CUSTOMERS,
THANKING THEN VERY HEARTILY FOR
PAST FATORS, NOT TO DEFER THEIR
PURCHASES UNTIL THE LASTFEW DAYS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS, BUT To
COME EARLY,
so As 30 SECURE
BETTER ATTENTION
BETTER SELECTION.
have Low, in Ole Of ny large show windows,
that celebrated
METAL CHRISTMAS TREE,
The only of the kind in tbs United States, which
LIT Up By GAS EVERY NIGHT.
Let your child CT have o look at 1t.
B. g LIVER B ERG,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
deel6tr sla z1H sIkEKr. NEAR PENNA. AVE.
y FhiLADEIpHiAa.N
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
superiority over all others, have in q few-
yesIs became the most popular here, as 09
Hg ss s. fSsifiSsSsSs ss
GBaED fIAEos from g. SIS to 81 ii iS S0'
Pe1sS1 who Tho r.9 to SAVE from to $500 in
call aid compare for the mseives Pianos Tor rent
di5r to- cs ss sSsns.
MADAME A. BERNHEIM,
4" nAp iTsfEf PlsG Is
No. l9 BRsvooRr PLACE,
where she viii exhibit for three days handssms
oRSaks
NIGQNS, WRAPS, and CASHMERE DELMON,
which are OF the most exquisite taste; fiae assort
mel Of French Lingerie BONNET rs aud ROUND
HATS. and Is Offering them below cost, hoping that
tie adde's viii favor her with a call. IL"
PINE, OAK, sc.
On the Potomac 500 large PINES and zoe
cords PINE WOOD, standing
Also, 0Ak HICKORY, GUM, BEECH, CHE5-
' ~ ~ uhD1 ftTHggiflLEfio pysnlsagos,
DC 81 Louisiana ave-, No 9l5, W ashngton.
RANkkuPI0Y NOT!GE,ZTo ne ,tTsdifors Of
- BRItEFORU & SiNSEBA UGH-You are
hereby notified that third meeting Of the creditors
OF the taid benkrupts will be held Mt q Court of
Bankruptcy before j. saylss Brown, register Of
raid court, at his Office, In the City Hall, Wash
u gton, D.. c., on the path DAY OF DEcssBER.
lS72 at l. o'clock m. You are also notified that
have flled my final account as assignee. and shall
discharge from Gil liability as assignee.
dlS m&w,2t' JOHN ID. NEW Assignee
RAkkRUPTCY NOTICE.-To al the Creditors
- of ISRAEL DEMiNG trho may hare prOrsd
iaeu cia.mS,-You are hereby notified TO- appear be-
sitting In bankruptcy, ON the 9TH ID EcEMBER
ls72, Of ~ O'Clock N :, at the Office OF j. Sayles
Brown, Register, at the City Hall, Washington
city, to show cause Why a discharge from all his
debts should not be granted to said bankrupt. You
also notified that the second and third meetings
Of seid creditors will be held before the
Register at the same place. a. DC clock O. the
9th Of December, 1872. By ordGr OF the Court:
Is Marshal of D. C., as Messenger
fest:-F. j. MEIGS. Clerk. 1864
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MEDICAL BLUNDEES.

@fOE ANYTAING YOU WANT FORTHs
QS holidays consult the Alphabetical Blu l.
II IS Directory in the Sta.
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BOARDING..


ZOE BENT-with or without BOARD,a hand.
Il tme suite OF kO0MS, in q strictly private
house lately nted up with all modern conyenences,
IS29 n street, near corner 18th. dl4 3ts
ROARDING.-One pleasant furnished Room for
I - rent, with BOARD, suitable for two persons
cluced. No. 1923 9TH street, between and q
slfeets ola ST.
kUKNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Wanted
L aiehned coup9e, with or without son or 6augk-
ter, who will appreciate the comforts of an unusu
ally pleasant D. me in newly furnished large clean
and cheerful house, where o ther boarders are
taken Location one Of the most healthy and desira
BILE in the city; within block and q half Of both
Pennsy ania avenue and etro poitan line Of cars
All modern improvements, and every ap coin tment
hIst class. IabieAbsard OF the most de sirable
fS. In addition"to most attractive bed room
accommodations and use Of parlors private recep-
ton room or study can be had. Suitable parties
desiring such residence, by giving name and address
to b G., Star Office, will receive immediate at
teLtiCn. aJ2 4ts
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
N prices moderate, 1T 21OS corner Of PennsyIy..
nia avenue and 3lst street mavi-ly
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CHRISTIAN RuPPERT's

No. 403 5rH erRxRr.
Just received. per steamer Baltil ore, fine ~
Embroidered Slippers, on velvet, cloth and cauyas
Embroidered Chair and Sofa Cushions,
worsted hoods, Ohildrens nerino ard Lace Gaps,
And an immense assortment Of other articles.
Alec fnll line q colers In BERLIN ZEPHYk
WOkSTED, sAXONY YARNS, and GURMAN-
TOWN WOOL. EMBROIDERY ARTICLES, such
as all kinds OF Canvas, silks, Beads, etc.
Having pur, based the above mentioned goods 1T
the leading manufactr ries IA Eurore, am able TO
sell th low this class q goods can be bought
ct any house In the city OF Kew York. 6SW
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OsT-On the 18th inst or near Pennsy lvsnia
IL avenue, a SEAL GOLD RING with coat of
arms; The Under will receive S reward By esurn-
iDg the saIAe u thia of1ce. del5-3s.
Il Csr-Decembsr a. in the neighbour hood of 18Th
IL street, between r and q streets, O lady's
STRIPED SINGLE shawl, vari -colored
kultahie reward upon return to 1917 Penusyl-
yenia avenue. die 3ts
l OST-On the 10th inst ,eitherin c ar OF thu Bal.
- iimCre and Potomac Railroad, or between the
9th street pot and the avenue in an ave
Iue Car, ladies SHOWN SABLE NUFF, having
the owners name inside. suitable reward will be
paid fer its return to No 1900 + st. n W. dl6-3ts
i OsT-On Friday morning, December 18Th. on 7th
IL st. OF on 9, between 9Th and 18th red Turkey
morocco PORTEMONSAIE, contain ipg a small
shount OF money and several papers. A ssitabie
t,ward will be paid upon retarn to MIDDLETON
co, Bankers, street Eear 18th st. dli.2tr
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nFH o c E.
he unexampled satisfaction that NATTANS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city and
throughout the whole country, as evidenced By thu
steadily increasing demand for it, induce TO direct
especial and particular attention to the great fact
that by its gain ell the advantages claimed
fr the many poisonous compounds in use, to wit
The restoration u the color and OF the hair
81 the speedy removal of dandruf, without he
least possible iDury-as Crystal Discovery is posi-
lively warranted 70 contain no poisonous substance,
neither Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
Its perfect Gle AniEets lie not to be lightly
oNeIlCokeS will neither stain the skin clothes
In sentence, il il exactly what has been wanted
Tor lotg willie, Res.orer Of the Hair that may be
Neuralgia, Paralysis Lead Collie and various other
nplaints the result of the Of pd eparatOns
ARTHUR NATTAkS, Proprietor.
General Depot. corner ID snd d streets, N. W.
scld BY all Druggists. cecll-tr
NJ DE. A. pBATT. Graduate OF Chic Co,le.c
0S OF Dental Surgery, an TIN street, between
and i, fes Doors south OF Odd Fellows Hall
Rs!ersts Il A. bacon and aov W 4 Evans MS
~ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
HsS 70 the present day, Scrofnia has been the
rible ard isathsome had il been At some periods ..
TIE world history that person known to be infect
e. with 10 would not be allowed to NIX with society
Hapeiy In our dag the disease IL stripped of its ter
yulcEs. ard the victim az scrofuia, Ulcers, sores
Pimples, B!otches, letters, &C., be restored 10
sound health In . few weeks.
ROOT AND HEB JUICES, 81 Is per bottle
gist.. pEsNosD 4 co. Proprietor. 81 Bsce 3. ,,
PhiisielOhis. mar1-lY
+" = a o v D.
DIR. ". II. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
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ls
From the period when surgeons applied thai-
sslVes to weapons Instead Ct wounds 70 the present
W axe age. the medical profez sion has often
unwitti3sy takeL eide with Di ease in its confc:s
with the human ~ stem. Eveu yet, in pte Of The
teachings Of Centuries of exr .rieIce, Jge pbysi-
clans believe In depicting their patients, a ready
seri,usly exhausted by sickness. with powerful
or the lancet But, IrovidentiaIiy, public intelli
eerce is ahead Il these medic fossils, who belong
o: right, to the era Of tbs Crusade8l That pow.
erful ally CT nature n its with the causes
of sickness, Hostotter's Stomach Bitters has
opened the eyes Of the masses 70 the para
mourt importance % increasing the vital
sire; 9Th of the body when nenaced by disease
They understand that when the stmosp heric con
diiions are adverse TO hea'th=ss, for ex sm2le in
damp Chilly or severely cold weather-it is wis, 70
reinforce the system with wholese me tonic and
ttiu ulan, and thus enable it to combat and repe!
the depressing influence OF Indictment tempera
ture. III the constitutional sDd animal powers were
always thus recruited in the PRESENCE of danger
the mortality from consumption, bronchitis, chronic
Rheumatism, &c, would be much less than il low
The causes which produce Group, colds, quinsey.
eiptheIia and catarrh seldom affect a strong snc
active vital system; a, of all vitalizing prepare
lions, Hostetter's Bitters has proved the mos,
efcient II is not claimed that this standard tomb
specific for lung and throat ms s6ies as il is for
dyspepsia, liver comp ANT and ntermittents but I,
Is uDhesAtingy asserted that il is the best known
safeguard against all the atmospheric elements Of
disease. dIs-eosAW
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DIR. ". II. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to o. 1909 z street N. w., corner
%to street. es-ly
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Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats. Of all 2>
in the lest style: alee, GA ME. POUL-
TRi,FRUITs, and VEGETABLES, in-S
novl9-lm ROBf. HYATT, Ala llth street.
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MEDICAL, DC.

De LION
CONSUL TING PHYSICIAN.
The Oldest established Specialist IN the city.
No. Goa ELEVENTH STREET, ABOgEI,
Hours: II to &, and sc 6, daily
s%specisity-FemAle Complaints saa Cu.speoes
Diseases. MT
EkhAbE DikEasES trestsd ana coufinemsrt
Cases tskea. Describe case and enclose >,
Advice sud medi. ine VIII be sent Address Mrs Dr.
THOMPSON, No. e4S d. 18th street, Pllsisl-
Ih.a janz7 L.
NlOEEY RETpRsKD
kft SENRdD ELILI6
FAILS TO CURE CHILE
he &c he'd OF BRACE OlSSEL, corner BRIGGS
and Arlington streets, Geor set>v n, sne of GEO.
Il. PLANT q SON, corner View York syeaus asS
18th strests, where testimonials oan be seen.
.layil-lys
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-18
a narbaraus ugaddina,

We happened TO pass by the barber
shop Of our venerable friend, Joseph
Wagg, yesterday, when we observed
him running across the street and
back again, bare headed and in great
haste, when we stopped and inquired
the cause of his unusual trepidation.
''ln Gods name,' says he, "where is
squire Fetzcr there is couple i'm my
shop dying TO be married. and /! guess
the squire must be gone to dinner and
they say they can't wait" We looked
into the shop and sure enough there
they were huddled up 10 encll other
like sick kittens to a good warm brick
In the meantime Wagg was
tearing around franticaliy for esquire,
parson or anyother competent marry
ing man. when, as good fortune would
have it, Bro. Gorkhill passed along and
was Immediately pressed into the
service without circumloc9tion, and
then and there, in the barber shop,
proceeded to make the twain one flesh
y minute. The couple then departed
n double quick for their, home. Bro,
l5orkhill got his dollar and is happy,
70 has in a measure resumed his usuAl
'quanimity and everythingi Is quiet q
Market strest.
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TIE money paid in on the Library
subscription mp to this time Is 81 OGO. GO.
This leaves just aboti $1,000 uncollec-
ted. The place to pay this stock IS at
the fifst Natienal Bank. Will parties
knowing themselves indebted IN
this regard walk up and settle as early
as possible, that the Library may be
set on its feet as soon as may be. If
any others think they can do good
work in this direction they will be
very cheerfnlly accommodated at the
First National, also, by receiving their
subscription first, and then their money.
The Committee of Young gents appoin-
ted to collect the subscription are
taking good many gratuitons and
unnecessary steps in getting together
The money which might all be rendered
umccessary,and SO greatly accommodate
them, if parties will remember to just
step into the Bank and foot up on their
OWN motion.
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Dr.. Testers skill and science cannot
he excelled as a Surgeon, Ocuiist AVID
Physician. IS years in n large and con-
slant practice in treating Diseases and
deformity of the eyes. eyciids and ear
and all other acute and chr onic diseases
of the human system hat are in their ma
ture durable.
Tumors, cancers, old sores aud every
form of skin diseases sre treated SUCCESS
fully.
Dr. Feslsr will visit any part of the
country In consultation or TO perform
surgery, for all deformities and diseases
where medical II eatm mt is Of no avail.
1t must be admitted by all that ii sur
study as u Specialist, has no superior in
treating diseases of the Eye, Far, Throat
Lungs, and other chronic diseases.
Office corner Main and Green streets,
0TTUMWA. IOWA.
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IOWA ITEMS

A Catholic State Convention is to be
held at Cedar Rapids on the 18th.
In one Of the Burlington schools the
phonetic system of spelling has been
adopted.
After four trials and much expense,
the Presbyterian church Of Iowa City
has bell.
A saloon-keeper has sued the editor
Of the Monroe Record for libel. LAYING
damages at $95.
At Des Moines, on Monday night.
Mr.. John Cannon was made a cripple
for life. He was struck by railroad
car.
The Journal tells how cow, not far
from Muscatine. slid down bluf,forty
feet and over a precipice. falling thirty
feet all without serious injury.
The Des Moines Register says that IL
the pressrepresents the will fthe PEG.
pie, 1t is clear that the people Of Iowa
are, in large majority, in favor OF the
gallows being banished from the State.
4 fellow in scedy clothes. calling
himself N. Enos, and hailing from
Greeley in this State, has gulIed the
landlords of Dubuque out of heavy
board bills, and will probably visit
other cities in the State
A night operator on the b. e NJ. line.
who is obliged TO report each passing
train, insures his being awake at such
time by stretching cord across the
track. The engine comes along, snaps
the cord, and the coal scuttle in the of.
fee falls with rattle that wakes him
up.
The Des Moines Reyister says an
other heavy railroad mortgage has
been recorded in that city. and SAYS:
This time it is given by the Chicago.
Omaha Il ST. Joseph Railroad Com
pany. In Iowa, the road is to run
from Clinton, through Upton, lows
City, Oskaloosa, Knoxville, Indianola.
Wintersct and Creston. to some point
on the southwestern border. The
project contemplates branches from
1ndianola and Winterset to Des
Moines. The mortgage is on all the |
rights of the company, aud is given for |
eight million dollars. It has thirty |
years TO run aud draws eight per cent. |
interest.
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KIRKPATRICK- ZENTZ-April 10.
. at the residence Of the brides fkther
near Kirkville, by ]. G.. Barton, Mr..
]. Morgan Kirkpatrick and Miss
Elizabeth j. Zentz. {
On April's fairest day the Young
couple, in the presence Of = company
Of relatives and friends, launched tAe1,.
boat upon the SsA of time.
.The winters pest, the rains are gone.
bisst Il the bride whom the sun shines
on''
The happy couple have the well
wishes Of the COURIER family in this
the greatest and most important step
in life.
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We notice the House has taken &C.
ton favorable TO an adjourned session.
This adjourned session is demanded
by reason OF the alleged necessity for
the passage of the new Code. We
do not claim to be infallible in this
NATTER as we are not, and have not
been upon the ground, but until we. see
a better reason for an adjourned SEES
sion than we now do, we are decidedly
opposed TO it. The Code has been col
lated under the careful supervision Of
three most excellent conscientio Gus
jnrists aud we are decidedly and un-
eqnivically of the opinion that if the
Legislature will take this Code from
the hands Of the varions committees.
after careful revision on their part,
aided by the commissioners
and adopt it as whole
the Code will positively
be a better and more systematic codif-
cation of the statutes, really more
perfect revision, than it would be after
the Legislature had spent thirty solid
days upon ii.
We say this not to the discredit of
the Legislature. We would not un-
derrate the value OF their labors, but
when a revision Of the entire statutes
of State is to be made, we firmly be-
lieve that, after the patient and labori-
Gus work Of commissioners has been
put upon it, and then . careful exam
ination of it had been made, by the
various committees, the Code thus
if faithful labor has been
given to it, will be q better job than it
Will be after the Legislature Of any
State in the Union has been let loose |
upon It for say fifteen or thirty days.
II, therefore our Code has been thor
onghly digested as we have Suggested
and it certainly ought to have bee
let the Legislature pass it = . Who'll,
nd samsdy suah ds1sess - il may
Inxet ysaFs A1ase.