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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
Darwln's Theory DemoIlshed.

The lecture Of e. Chauneey Burr, Etq. at ths
Grand Opera House, last TeniDg was not atten-
dsd as fully as it deserved. II was undoubtedly
one Of the most interesting lectures that has ever
been delivered in the city, and was listened to
with profound attention by large number Of the
most intelligent citizens, who manifested their
appreciation of the learned Gentleman's able and
eloquent effort by applause after he had conclu-
ded. The clergy seemed especially interested and
pleased with Mr. Burr's answer TO Darwin's alb
surd theory of the transmutation OF monkies to
men. Mr.. Burr, we infer, has several other lee
tures bearing on the subject which we should
like 10 hear delivered in this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
The chinese in PennsyIvanIn.

The people of Beaver county, Pennsylvana,
object 10 the Chinese laborers, who have recently
been brought TO their districts, and propose 10
memoriallEe Congress for the passage Of law
prohibiting the further importation of Cinnamon
under contracts made IN China. II is difficult TO
see what reasonable objection the Pennsylyanians
can make TO the hard-working aud inOfiensive
MOngolians. The Cinnamon ought 10 know, and
If they do not know they can easily be told, that
contracts made in China are valid here only SO
far rs they choose to keep them, II the China
mcn can do as much work as the lighter COM
plcNioned people of Beaver county, they will
soon learn TO demand as such pay. The Celes-
tials have already demonstrated that they can
strike when they feel like it, The Pennsylvan-
ians will soon learn, like the CalifsInjans, that
there is but little to be feared from Chinese i'm
migration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

APPLEToN'e HANDBOOK OF SOUTHERN
TRAVEL Is q guide that no traveller can afford
TO be without 1t Is by far the fullest and
most accurate that has yet been published
With tAppleton's Railway Guide the tourist
Is at hame from Maryland to Texas. The his
tory of every State, q complete and remarka-
BILE accurate description Of the Pablic build
ings, and all points worthy Of interest in ese-
~ important city; the different routes by
which these are reached, with maps Of the To-
calitles, make the Handbook" creditable to
the hrm-the Appleton's-which issue 1t, and
which has gained already by other works Of
the same character, reputation unequalled
with travellers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
Woman's Rights-A Dangerous In
noVatlon.

A most radical innovation upon long Csab-
lished custom in relation to The institution Of
marriage has been effected in California, where
the old theory that man and wife are one is
aSOished. new Law establishes the equality
of husband and wife, and declares that the two
can contract with each other and sue each other
the same as il they had never been married. 1t
is TO be feared that this reform will hardly meet
the expectatiOns.of oriRinators. Law suits after
marriage, with husband and wife respectively
IN the positions Of plaintiff and defendant, would
not seem 10 be calculAted to promote domestic
fecility. Besides, such law will surely lead
to perpetual litigation. 1t is dangerous for a
wife TO be able TO sue her husband for breach of
contract in case he should fail TO fulfil promise
to buy her a new bonnet or set Of furs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
DAILY GAZETTE.
p. JOHssos, Ep1Toa AsS PROERIETOnI
TaK DAILY GAzfVfE ispublish6d evoFS aftaIlS0 y

TaE DAILY GAzesfE ispubIishsd svefs aftSln gon,
except sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served BY
carriers TO subscribers in all parts Of WILMINGTON
aud the surrounding towns and villages. for six
cents week, payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
g. in advance, 4 , ~ )IXB
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, established l7Si.
is the largest and most Aourishing weekly in the
State. and has larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsular. Published eFety Friday morn
ing at e. n year, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
NEW GROCERY STORE
S.W. Cor. Fourth and Market st..
WILMINGTON. DEL,

80. The undersigned respectfully an -ff1fN
(AY nounoes TO his old friends and thek355S
adSE public generally that he has compile l1a ~
ed his new store, and hasOpened with stock
Of fine new and fresh
GROCERTES, SUGARS AND MOLAsSEs,
Lowering ed, gTanulAted and Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguira, Maricaibo,
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BuckWheat, all kinds ofpure Spices, Sara nes
oil kinds Of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut. Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup, English and An erican Pickles. Jel-
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, Vermaeelli, Macaroni Washing Soap IN
great variety, Toilet SOap Silver Gloss Starch Cur
rants, Raisns, CitrOn, AtmOre Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples. Cranberr d. Brooms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TalloW
Candles, and all articles usually kept in q we'll
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine nay stock.
e-lv JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

DTHE New York Assembly has passed bin
which now awaits the action Of the Senate
which is much needed In that State, and viii
FuRks-nOW out of the reach OF the law
The proposed statute forblds All false.
fraudulent. or fictitious bids. with intenttO de.
fraud any purchaser. " II Is understood. how
ever, that bids made in good faith by the
auctioneeT, whols not authorized By the owner
% let bis goods 20 under aeeTtain price will
not be within the law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
THE Africans SAVINGS BANK,
No. 6O2 Aaarkat zeyaae

~
No. 602 Market Street,
,,.al, WILMINGTON, Delaware.
% 1oeslxs qspositg day (supaeys excepted
aaa 49, raay evenings fram 20 O'clock. -, Z :
y Us 9lo1ts % the Bank after the payment
tne esposttQte and dividends are made senai-annu-
allX II april and OotebeF, Since the oFganisatloh
been 81 the rate ofaiI per cent per annum.
VlYleendf not drawn aFe reGaFdOd e. dapoBits.
~ to5ee become entitlodtO paftieiDa IN fatuFo
n9 aa9Pss:Si. soEs % borrow Any
4AR6GERRE FtaaE 4
i lLt!AA 2, knLRs. EpEAsn DARLnsFoR.
J: 8Np 4BHRy ,. pgRk.
ap19AAD 1efsas 1cnAElEa w. HoWLAND
= AtSNttea eaA bQB n JACKSON.
aHoSsss. CAPELLa. cLEhRnf u. snVTH.
q Htf Nj Lle4ERnaFRIh. II
aso. y. nuau, vie ~ ~ iias a-Lhs' PF'aiasnt,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20
madame Ja0ausehok's Jewels.

VWWWNIII0 UWITIVWSIV--N WoVVOI9s
0u Monday and yesinday crowds gathered
around The Windows Of MessrS George w. FetA
y Cot jewelry establishment, corner BaIlImol
md Liekt sfleets, 70 gaze uQsA the magIIi
iawelry belonging TO Madalae Janauschekl l'he
jogels OF the great tragedienne are OF Slmost IA
bulous value, the immense solitaire diamond ear
rings aud rings being OF themselves fortunes. A
bust Of Madame Janausehek, and large number
Of gold medals, presented 10 her BY the crowned
heads ol Europe, ars aso on exhibition. TIE
dazzling display WILDE made daily in Webb's
windows during Madame Jansaschek's stay in
Baltimore. Baltimore Gazette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

InGlls Stokes caas, ths New York Ese,sing Post
poinfs out defect "a ths Law, IL that Judge Ds-
VIA who granted the stay 81 proceedings, was on
y one of Esirgy-tsDo judges before whom an ap-
karalr pgtabls thnE norne ons q thase thlrty-twO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

CoEpEHsED CALRMDAR.-Washington birth
Gay, February 26th; Good Friday, April 11th;
Master Sunday, Apnl 14tA; Fourth Of July. on
Friday. there are MltystWo Sundays in the
year. March, Juns, August and NOVsmbeF hav-
ing i've in each. The year came in and goes cut
an Wednesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

Martin Topper administers doses of prov
erbial philosophy at ten cents a glass in a
saloon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-20

A Cincinnati firm have been advised to
close up their business for selling watches at
Tuinously low prices. AE 4
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-10
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES.
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
Agents make sl2 80 per day. SIS per week.
AN Entirely NEW
SEWING MACHINE
FOE Do MEsTIC USE.
Only Five DollAra
Win the New Patent Button Hole Worker.
Patented June 17th 1871.

Dat 49, YNA
'"n. H'"' Ao.i'
"A mos. WONDERFUL and elegantly constructed
S.wiSs MACHINE FOR Possibly wovk. Complete in
~ is rafts, Oses. the Straight Eye fosssed Neeie,
skLF THREADING, direct upright Positive Mo
IIoH, New Tension, Self Feed and Cloth osisler.
80 s,.nu,r 90 -s.i. IT, p, Ly.s nnh m,
n,;sc ".~S;ns "I ~" &c. Use Al soSa n,xn
rrhssI -. $3.50 - s &c. ~ PTvens me
,hrs.a Si...s SnE ~ .,o"S ~: Sxs the
80. s.,"S. o sPocs. M..1 sre 1LAsrc
6r,n d...SiH' i.s - ;s vi, I 81 n2
~ -,n.r 49, - .1 sP.- < VII uc ~ s.ees
CiosS - S - o' vO. ~ snG ~ .Avy
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~ Nv. !, sr.,.a~. al ~ ~ hssB
Seir. 49,. ~. ~ ...I.s nc .s,,s.;s.me .ne
49, .nd o...-L r. .u "e.auy ~
Pa.ss - SE " nj e., - VIZ ~ 10 Ie.t.
III Ir IT, ..'s p St.. Hsnaoet
81, I-m ~ G-..r AAchA
a 90 ChoS, y As"sI% ~
The 6r,t srd o.r .....ES,S .nSs;.s nne ,ss
.nh.s.ns;.i s.S .ss,;.niS Is. :. R.sLs.! vusnIs
n. s~s,....i. IL ..s.s ~ fs ~, us . Inne
.in,ri;s;ev - "s,ra.sh 1917. :. y. S ~, .. ~
-1;f. -S . .I.p ~ - ~ ~ eIssrs,
-hsr..., M "a .,..,... Ia S hNs n'o'',e
. Isp,1 uem.su- y
II II ALL IT Is RECOMMENDED.
:, can eheerfuIiy and eonndentIy recommend
its use 70 those Who are Wanting really good Sw-
ing Machine, ut q low price,
p-; &! kut nas, fAr i,c ssIgen Co: n.
fv.rrsnt.a ior I've ves,. hv .nsc,.i ..,,,S.s,.,
:sL ~ ~ S -. " ySSs.s ~ 1911 scune.'p
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The Northern HaeiAc RailroaA sfFers for,
Its LANDS IN GENITAL AND W ksTkRH MIHNKoO
embracing: I. The hest Of Wheat Land; q
eelleet Timber for the Mil, the Farm and The Pr
3. Rich Prairie PAseuFage and Natural Meadow
vatered by the clear Lake. and running streams
in Healthful Climate, sAeye Fever and Agse Z N
knOsru.y
Grain can be Oh pped hence by lake to MARIE
= cheap - from Eastern Iowa or Central ulinois.
Can nev run through these Lands from Lake Ba-
perior 70 Dakota. Price Of land close track a. 90
% o. 90 PER sere; further away ESQ TO q. %.
Seven Year, Credit; warrsntss Deeds; North
EN- P.eiAe !-3o 1oads. nov ceiling at par. re
seived lsr land Ut d. 10. No other unoceupied
LAndS present. such advantages 10 settlers.
Soldiers under the New Law March, 1871 est
1e0 aeEss FREE, near The railroad. by one and tve
yean residence.
1ranspo9tat1oa q 1slueod Rates furnished
lrom all principal points East to Purchasers Of
kailroad Lands, and 10 Settlers on Government
Hemesaeads. Purchaser, their wives and children
eaYY1o0 nee over the Northern faciAe AnoA.
Nsw u the tine for Settlers and Colonies 10 res
Railrsad Lands and 6overnnent Homesteads eIoss
"a the tE,ek.
sesA b1 Pamphlet essiaini,s full infornssiso,
nap and copy Of New Hooestead Law. Addrss:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, 81. PAUL, MINI,
veov Oh n FIFTH AVENUE. COR OH
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TOWN OF DIANosD.

N.rressa Lacey acre lot in . y cor n vorSEr
~. W :" 10 ."
Feaso acre lot in \ " cor Or SIS TiORa0.
NOTICE IL hereby given that 70 mach of e.eh
et o. land or town Lot described in the for.xeisg
nM nay be necessary for that purposs, will, o.
the ntst Tuesday o. May, 1873, and The next ..c-
ceeding days, b sold BY me- At public auction, At
my once, for the taxes and charess thereon
GEO. g. SMITH County Treasurer
Omce Of County Treasurer, Lesven1orth, Ksn.,.
March ., 1873.
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DR.. j. BALL & CO..

OCCULISTS. P.O.Bo. s57.
No. 0l Liberty street. N. Y.
aDlsvs7
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RESTORE YOUR SIGHT.
OLD EYES MADE Me-


n.ss: 80 ss = IVY No. REy s:: c:.
nsaa ns yes.:a I'd ss1aese your aght.
spsesres, - Snyiea, s1ssa.soas !seds:ss
perpetual b. O. 1ss q ths ~
M1eove4 Ivosy 1ye CeDo.
10y 10y Of Cur e. mos eminent ghysieia.a oeea
.s..ly 1s'ao'sd sss lie. md cured q - isiis
di;'as;.:
s,l;; Impaired visiea; T.. Prsssyessa. or
SSaSs s'.9 OF Nnnesef snsso.asslyee
phos.. ka..i.s Or W..erz Eye; S; sss. BY
espsenAy steetea WITH shs Bye Cupe-eure guar
,eeG os = Tea.nsS % tns kesina o. Optic Me-
aPPsndass:. or inRsEfsct vision from the e1srts
Issnn s.uSe. .. tnosoenooi., or intoseraoes
l.snt; :. Ovef. vo9ned Eye; 10 AydeeoPaa-m
H. .S nCsu.S eedie: Sssere ths eycs;
fsrtiai sandnea; tAs ies Of sight,
.d ~ ncs.c- ~ II ~ isvofy eye Cope vsnoos u
AZ SspsSe;si ss,,s. sss p = o reeve i%nsdi
y as,ns nov. % ~ tnsm aside Sssser. "
81. rI,sSs GUY IN svS,y - Wv tne directiea'
VI I'm 1eAeno sne money.
From hssest hrnsr., mechanic, and merchant.
some Of them tho mott eminent lesiins n,oSs,io.si
busins1 men and vonsn Of education nd MIN
Under daas q March ., Hon. Hosscs Ss,ssisv
Of the New York Hibsas, writes: ssJ BolI. Of our
city, = coascisatiOus and respooslble ns1 M n
ineap:b,s q t.tensio.al dsespi,oa inpesisses''
-, 1880: Without nv Spsefse3S pen YOU this
note, afssf using IL Paisat Ivory I've Csuo thir-
teen dayR and this morning psSussd tke entirs
s.:!:.ss ~; -. =
:P:e;seis twenty y:.s. I An :.,:nsy-s.s Yen:
L., s., sSPE: y; nERalcE.
Asv; y&Sn Sm1tn, Holden. Aa0., cured o
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1871 1877 . n ano Se u
r. sv ar
h Aahfea for taIes e 1870.
1871 and 1877, f neQR
Miller AIAsh avon y ar
AlaxnDdSr Laah Q hi snd . 70
cav Or svqr and ne9r
sv q I'D \ ; acssss HE
Nsnnsl Evans . - srrss .
v a.
,1s'vM..a sesr 4
OAauao lsSer y Il y he
l.lsy.lvv snsvS'
= .. .sss:::s:
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1IHE IMEjS!
Represents 81 Consolidation Of the
TIMES, CONSERVATIVE & BULL TIN
All the Republican Dailies ever Published
in LeavenwOrth.
REPUBLICAN TO THECORE
Independent 10 Individuals, Cliuues
or Rings. Devoted to the Interests
OF the People. Progressive Ideas.
and True Reform.
Its csds is heon!yin offer for its future course
the determination TIMES
the State the
chanc and farmer of Kansas, and the Missouri Valley.
The following schedule of prices and premums
ever offered by other paper or West
WE WANT-A club every post Offc in Kan-a-
DAILY CLUB RATES

DAILY CLUB RATES.
One Copy q m
Five Copies One Year and Extra C"py.o Agent $se %
Ten Copies One aHn a
Extra Copy 10 Agent. "Greai lndu=irIc.." IA work
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Twenty Copies One Year s,aO m
Extra Copy to Agent. Great Indns.rie-'' and
Cash Premium
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-10-24

Affairs in the Piusburg post-oiiice were
found 10y the Government detectives to I've in
nice condition Letters were stolen ty
wholesale, there WAS no system OF regu lar
ity IN the management Of the office, and
IN every part Of the business there were
negligence, incompetency, or dishonesty
Postmaster Stewart il defaulter to be-
tween 100000 and $4,000; he Is proved
to have paid his clerks less sums than he
reported to Washington aud made them
receipt Tor and he placed on the pay rolls
persons not IN any way employed ia the
post office business Incompetence aud
dishonesty are what allied Postmaster
Stewart
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BY the latest Geographic dispatch from
Paris, we learn that the monarchists OF
France have about obtained control OF
that country, and that at the opening OF
the assemhlsge. which takes place on or
about the 9th inst, liberal monarchy
will he proclaimed, and that Count de
Chambord will he C owned king. This
state of affairs will last hut a short time.
when encroachmen,s upon the rights OF the
people will be made by the king, and the
country again experience civil war
Alas poor France
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The wnr i'm Panama.

A dispatch from Panama, dated Oc,o.
ter 9Th, says.
The contest between the Core,-,, partv
and the Government OF President Neira
still continues without any decided action.
CoreosO claiming to he the legal President
on the ground that General Nrira had
ceased 10 be President of Panama ever
since he was overthrow by the reyulu-
ton OF the 18th OF April and that be
(COre-sD) was the hi-t d,Iyuli9 appointed
to substitute ia such case Fortunately
Admiral Amy has arrived. and hoi-t,d
hi- flag on the Uni:ed States steamer
Pensacola The Admiral landed 4 force
Of ons hundred and fry men 1T the rail-
road station 10 protect The state Of transit
lie afterwari- ~ the request OF the GOV
er"Weut itss.t sent sixty men with their
officers Co the city square
Government futcr vas sent to stop a
train 100 order 90 arrest General tayora-
h'' 10 the rrbel party This wa, done.
and all the passengers were searched
ADMIRAL Amy. ON being informed a.
ibis tArug attempt ou tle freedom of BOO.
terOceanic transit ordered that a suari oS
United states marines should AccompAny
each train ami shoot down auv a-rei
men who .hou. d euIc,vor to interfere With
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VI. T.. q. uite society.

The Society owning the above mystic
letters for a name, met at the Parsonage
OF the VI. f. Church on last FRIDAY even
ing, in such numbers as to I'LL the rooms
to OVERLOOKING. There might have been
room for 'one more by tight squeeze
and n "litue push.
srhe illustriously vertlant Sam Weller was
there with his inimitable drollerlrs and
kept the house full of humor as long a.
he was heard from
Your old aud profound politician was
there, aud with dignity that we often see
put on 10y those who are masters OF their
subject, delivered his massive Grafton on
the dIgrity OF American citizens. The
concluding parts Of his GRAFTON, so admir-
ably performed with nose and handkerchief.
quite overcame the Society. The renowned
leader of Cam pmeeting singing was there,
and we hope his shadow may never grow
less This was one Of the very best
meetings Of the Society Just before it's
close, the society was called to order, after
which Mrs II NJ. Burdick stepped forward
and presented Mrs. Kihbe with hand
some dress pattern in the following words.
dear sister-It becomes my pleasant
duty, on behalf of number Of your
friends, to present to you this slight test
monlal OF their regard aud esteem. In
trinsically II is very little, hut We believe
you will estimate As a heart Offering Ii l.
given TO you as IA personal recognition o.
Your own worth, and ~ the wife OF our be.
loved Pastor; and while we, your people.
clothe the body, we hope some day, dear
sister, to meet Won in the golden city. clad
and ROBBED in garments OF light; clothed
with righteousness
Dir. Lewis, on behalf OF the same par
ties, in appropriate words, presented Mr.
kibhe with a pair OF embroidered slippers
one-hali dozen handkerchiei., &c. Mr.
Kibbe, for himself an wife, returned
thanks to the donors
The next meeting of the society will be
held at Mr.. j. II. Wrights residence on
Fourth Avenue, between lOrh and ] Sis
committee Of three young ladies have
been appointed on programme, and = mag
nfcient time i. expected Invitation ex-
tended to ALL 10 and lie amused and en-
tertained
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Friday. October ~, 1873.

The editor of the PIT Pleasant Reqister
saws he smiles on temperance drinks on
ly.' George, has all your old acqnaint.
ances died or left your neighhorhood. or
have you become so hardened as to stunt
your conscience, that you publish such a
sentence as the above Why, we would
not think OF doing so down here in Hunt
ington, and we have only been here two
. ears with strangers coming all the time
Now George, don't do 80 any more
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DIED,

DoNNELLA-Suddcnly. on the morning of the
18th inst, IN this city, James Lewis, youngest
son Of Nicholas and Mary Donnclla, in the
9TH year Of his age.
Only few months ago, Death entered this
home circle, and a beloved son aud brother
was taken away in the prime of his manhood
and usefulness. Another now is gone, the pet
of the household. the darling Of the parent.
and the son Of their old age. Truly the ways
Of his providence limos seem dark and in.
scrutable to us. yet still would we trust him
and say: alt is the Lord, let him do what
seemeth him good" Gentle, generous, and
afectionate. little Jimmie had endeared him
self to many, and some who came to comfort
the bereaved could not restrain their own sur.
row for the early dead
During his short illness. he talked much Of
his school, of which he was very fond and
more than once spoke of his teacher in terms
of warmest affection. Equally marked was
his attachment to his fellow-pupils, and the
presence OF 50 many of these at his funeral
atteSted their love and esteem for him.
God has taken him. dear friends, aud We
know ale hath done all things we'll" there
fore, sorrow not even a Others which have
no hope but stay yoHr tears, and let your
aching hearts ropose ON One, who will lift
them more and more above this world, to that
where your treasure IS A FRIEND.
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lowest responsible bidder, was to bolster up
and allow his own organ to grow fat at the
public teat We are not caring who has
the State printing, but when man is
charged with stealing we want the charge
proved or the man cleared We do not
want the subject Of the State printing
hushcd up" II Gov Jacob il al honest
man aud Mr.. Walker rascal we want
the Governor to prove it
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Onr West Virginia exchanges are quar-
reling over the question, who is tine prop
er one to draw the actael fluid from the
State teaR 1t j. none Of our fight. bnt II
occurs TO us that they Ought to * .rci-e
"iar'ty' by taking lug about -Biy .Sandy
Herald.
That is a good suggestion Mr. Herald,
and II nee could but get single lug" We
think we could get enough to satisfy us Tor
awhile.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE Of West rrgnio, CabeH County, 10 ,r1.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court % Cahell County on the first Monday
in the month of October 1873.
Leopold Stern. lsidor Stern,
and Nathan Stern, partners
under the name and style Of
Stern, Bros a Co, plaintiffs, In Chaneery.
G. W. iced and A. B. Wood.
c"ck. defendants
The object of this suit is to recover araip.,
the defendants the sum of S270.6O with legal
interest thereon from the 10th day Of August
1878 till paid and the costs of this suit, and to
attach the estate of the defendant c. ".
iced in this county
And it appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendant. C.. W. Tced j. a
non resident of the State West Virginia, il i
therefore ordered that he do appear here with
IN one month after the date of the first publ
cation of this order, and do what g.. necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
MOSES :. TllORNBU RG, Cork
A. NJ. WARNER, Sol. n22tI
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-10-24

Since the commencement OF Stokes tria,
IN New York, it has been learned-or at
least stated-that Mrs. Benton, the mis-
sing witness, OF whom 80 much had been
said on the former trials, is Of no benefit
in the conviction oil that murderer, and
that she knows nothing.