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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
Oas .l,nesib6pfitbe Gapitel,

al, tpsl4sm bic preubiide Resieruns
,fortwabrenp pbne zen eeuInidten Gr<
fols labprirt, 1T bic Muswanreruns.
Gin Damn, mad benz Nnberen triro
tur@ Gdrft 8ismard unb istne Diener
benz Strpu,e entee9enseiaoben, aber tIe
Yerm6sen tenfelben bennoh nt9t in
}einem 2aufe ~ bemmen. Surge Mit<
tbeilunsen aus Serldispenen 0anres<
tbeilen sei&nen bic eaberisen 3ufdnpe
beutli@ 9enue.
preueiI@e Bldtter beri@ten : Mus
ben ftatifiiden Grmittelunser iber bic
Nuswanperune in ben ein3etnen pro>
ntn5en er9tebt f@. taB bic N~uspanpe>
runs aus ben YroSin3en Yreu6en,
ppmmer, uno Yolen Rem Mb3ua aus
ben prppin3sn S@leisn, Sa9ien uup
Deffalen nidt rur Der 3abl no&>
5onbern AUDI TN GerbdlniB aur 8e<
SBlferung UNI etn 8eeeutenoes iber>
fdreitet. 8eadtenspsrtb III, rab se>
race nlnn bepS!ferte Qanbfriae fart
at, Der Au8panperuns betbeiltst fnb
uno pab bic leBtere nauentli9 in por>
spisssnp lanowirtbf9aftlidsn @ebietsn
BON unsanfiser 8obentel9afenbsit
auutunn1t.
Cine bar@ldnittli@e ueberfi&t ber
IN ben lebte1 3ebn Sabren aus ben,
15ni9rei& preuben auseewanperten
242>567 Yerlonen ldet ertennen, taB
non bte1en 1868 85pfe 1@ Ten
aueereuropdil@en unb 1924 f& ben
eurppdiiden @taaten ju9swenret ba>
bea. 9m Gtu;elnen be3iferte f@ BE
leStere Suuu,e auf 30,975 35pfe auf
bic ibrieen teutf@sn Staatsn, 2505
auf Oeiterretd. 3017 auf S@wsi3,
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gal, 5067 ouf gelsten uno bic Nierer<
lanbe, 1903 cuff @rubtritannien, 1928
auf Ddnemart, S@weeen unb Nortpe,
8en, 7144 auf Rublane unb polen,
SIS auf bic Donaufarfentbaner unp
ben europdii@en Orient. 0on ben
na@ fremben Grptbeilsn Auseemanter.
ten fau,er 1924 auf Noroamerica,
1899 auf Mittel< unb 6lb<Nmnica,
3745 auf Nufrulien. Die ibrieen
pertbeilen f@ auf unbstannte 3iele
ta@ Mfen unb Afrtta III bic Muswan<
beruns fat slet& Nuu.
Die autli9 fefssfeQte, aber tinter
ber Birfli@feit erbtbli& su%rddtldbenbe
@elammt3abl Der IN ben Sabren 1914
III ben, preueii@en Staate bur9
Nuspanoerun9 ent3o8ene1 Yerionen
betrdat 641 J657. &us elmer beteefd9s
ten Isabelle erstebt f& bas @dultat,
bab bic Glutb Der @uswaneerun8 tn
Beien beeennen unb f9 in 3temli&
r~eselmdbiser Beuesuns mad Dem Often
fortseisst bat, no fe ieSt ibren 66be>
punt errei@t. Beinabe trei @iertel
auer NuSpanberer ,parert erspa9fene
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stpet Drittsl benz n,dnnli@en @el@le@>
te an. Non 1844-7l bat beutna@
Der .preubil9e Staat aber 100000
,uebrs uno arbettsfabise Mdnner uer>
loren, pper, trenn mir cine a~un6bernbe
S@aBuns ber in Zen amtliden Qifen
nt&t ner3ei9neten binsufaaen, in Fl
Sabret 8eset cine bulbe Miuion rafis
get Mdnner. Dem Hebt cine Giuwon<
berune int elei9en 3eitraume BON
108,260 perioneu sesenabsr uno Is If
babel berYo,3ubeben, baB Der Mdertou
nerbdlnibmdBi9 in poppelt Hdrferem
@raoe BET cer Nuswanpsrun9 betbeis
ti3t III, wdbreno Ter 3uFus porsuss>
tpeiie benz 9aueel unb ter Snbufrie III
gut fommt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-17

MuRE UsrRrArnN.-l the opinion else
where referred to Judge kIvEs took the high
gtound that his court had "uf right full.
- complete. aud exclusive jurisdiction OF
" the blnkrnp.'S estate wherever found, aud
".n ,rhoiertr state Of litigation. ,riM porer
- 10 terminate RtIttton az other cOui-tS, and
" to collect, marshal, and administer all u.s.
gets Tins doctrine he protested to yet
from Justice STORY. whose decisions have
made this Union IL consolidated dcsputism.
But never mind that We wish merely to
quote from an opinion of the Supreme Court
OF New York, rendered Mt the February
term, 1873. an extract showing that the high.
est State court in the largest State OF the
Union differs with Judge RlvEs:
"In determining the question whether
the bankrupt net cOnirrs etclustce juriSdic-
too, inthe cases in question, upon The dis
trict coart, it Should TIC rrcol!.cl.d Iii! the
district and chcllit courts have no iuri>tiic-
ton, except such Us is conferred upon t''"ii
by Congress. The fact that Congress con-
frrs jurisdiction upon them neither confers
nor Is any evidence congress Intended to
clotAe them with exclusive Jurisdiction. 1t
is'as cfn,i,irnt vii. al .ilirEi ~ couiar cou-
current Jurs. :.:nh with state c0i.Ifs rs
with an intcnt III confer exclusive jur-dic-
ton. In the Judiciary at Of 1880 Congress,
When il iuieutrd " confer vAclllsiNe juris.
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,nor cvcr notwithstanding TIC pEpgrcss
nod. !, civilization. And there is another
form Of violence that is more fatll- tlan The
due,-,iz., the shooting In STREET afrnys,
which has resulted in innicting death upon
more persons than have fallen in the duel.
Then there is assassination, that most cow
ard,y and yindictiyc crime. There have
been more aSSassinations mt the North tna"
deaths from the duel in the South Inv
General who has succeeded to General 'AN-
BY's command fatally shot ms S"l'T'W'F
Ger ia he lack Is crime I" bc c"hS'o'''"
in sectional SENSE: Thcn. i'l INC >''''''''
answer The South is ready for the in'e'u-
cation.
# mon ,o,ld hc civil. aud would always
he governed hy ,'almnrsS ana la'rness' ann
submit their differences 10 the kindly anu
i,,s, settlement of mutual friends. that would
bring society much nearer TO paradise.
When will tiat be'
Bloody deeds, homicdes, and violent feuds
are all nfractions of right. No society
should he especially condemned for one form
Of bluudshcd while other communities arc
acquitted of MI responsibility for other forms
The duel il to be deplorcd; but there are
worse phases of human conflict than thu
duel, aud while those who undertake to be
come the censor. oi public morals arc pre-
sumiug 10 lecture their ncighhors. LET then
not forget 10 look into their own vices ant
social evils.
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,s,a,;., = sssgd 20 i'm exnress terms. IL aztec

6ic,io,,ls ssfd so i'm express terms. II acted
on tine thcurutllat Federal courts had no eX-
elusive jurisdiction unless Congress con-
terred il. That Jurisdiction may he con-
ferred by express terms Or py necessary ln-
plicatlon.
"The first section Of the bankrupt hct,
from which the district court derives its lll'
risdicticn In hrsc cases, does no; il, terms
confer erclusirc jurisdiction. 1t conlcrs Jul
riSdictiou, ana that is all.
ut j. quite evident the idea Of exclusive
| jurisdiction in the district court was not en-.
| te,tancd by Congress. from the fact tha'
| in the very next section it confcrs concur
| rent jurisdiction on the circuit court.
"Jusirc Bronson. in DcinPcid y. me
state nf Wdu2j<. said:
"Thrrc is, think. no instance III 'h'
whole history of the law where The mere
.rau, of jurisdiction to Il particular court
without any words Of exclusion, has Deer
held to Dust amy other court OF The power
| which il before 20 ->cS>cd.
| state courts have always possessed lu''s
| dictiou over actions III law and in equity pro
secuted by trustees, whether appointed y!
ccults or individuals, to recover proper.
| vested in them
This is mere specimen extract, but II i
| enough
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-17

With regard to the successor of Judge
CHASE we mentioned two prominent men
Senators MORTON, Of Indiana. and ruSELISG,
of New York. 1t is now understood that
the vacant chair has been offered to Nj
CoNKLlNG, ahtt that he lesitatcs, apprehcnd,
ing that its acceptance my cui his career
by blocking the door of the presidency. to
which it is said he looks with strong hopes.
Mr.. CusKLlSG il an abIe man. but bitter
aud uuscrupnlous partisan. Nevertheless.
the chances are that he would makca very
good Judge, Demagogues, put into pernla
nent positions of high grade, are generally
converted into conservatives, and very often
maintain the dignity and honor of their
places very creditably TO themselves.
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NF. Quasi o. THE CrREEarY. In an ar
ticlr written Oh the occasion of Mr.. EHASE's
death we stated that he Ind ha'l tue manli-
ness to hold and declare opinion. H. Il Judge
which were Inconsistent with his action as II
minister of 'irauc' in time Of war. 4 letter
Ill 1870, in which lie says:
"Fof myself, look upon lie work which
had to do lis nearly done. 1t would have
been il qualification to me to have finished
the currency according to my own ideas, but
very likely the ideas Of others are better. ]
refer particularly to the restoration of >pe-
rie payments. and to the declaration. is con-
oltutiona law. that Congress has no power
to make anything else than gold aud silver a
legal tender in payment Of debts
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UsrRY IN New foRx.-The Legislature of
New York has finally killed the u.ury bill
which has been for some time under CON
sidcration. This bill proposed to forfeit
only the excess of interest above ! per cent
that may be charged for the Use of money
The present law forfeits the principal also
This usury question is much involved in
mystery in New York. One would think
| that the greatest commercial State in the
Iniou would have Il very liberal policy On
the subject of money--a. Policy approved of
by The people of TIL" city Of New York. But
here il 40 >llcl policy. and the petitions OF
The people OF the greatest city III the Gnion
have been entirely disregarded.
Why is this 7 First, the farming conlmu.
nifty is still in IA great degree very il!iberal
on the subject, and have the Ole prc'udicc,
from education. Oh the Yexed q!ic:,i ioh 81
usnry and, second, there is = r,n<c ia the
present law which Yi,ts~n great advantage
10 corporations, since The, arc prohibited
I ON pleading usu.y. A hank may borrow
money 1T any rate, aud by becoming lhe
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agcut Jsporrowerstor co,nmis ion may o1
90 ,rl,,r;,ed business. Thus Inc money
~ ,v@hc had; hut The poor Borrower Is only
twtv squcrsrl thereby. 1t may be Inferred
that the power of the corporations was cN'
erlcd to prevent any. change in the law.
1ut Il matters nota great deal, Anyhow.
-, sbrcwd commercial community never
fu;s 70 discover cxpcdicnts TO get lnon'
1t INV rate of interest that borrowers wi
my. A piece Of paper may be sold nj VIVA
il will bring in the market, and how can th'
law stop that a? The New York Times state
that Che law Of that State is totally derc
.ardcd in that city Ivy every one drzirll!
money. \ law unking il unlawful to re-
cyiyr more han u certain per cent. tor thu
,i>e Of money Is aulnn%sf the most ABSURD o
laws, and never tails To Ito nlIIr harm than
rood.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The people in d certain cllcuit IN Illinois
hayc asked their Judge to give up his free
ticket: and we sec that il controversy Is SoiIl9
ON III Vermont IL to whether 1t Is proper
aud ilstiiiabc for the Judges of the Supreme
Court to receive free rl>>c- from the diff
iercut railways. Those who fay on the lrl,>c-
contend that the salaries of the Judges are
"a mcagre that they cannot afford to pay
their travelling expenses. This Is pool
excuse. II j.. indeed. no cNcu'c at all hut i
crns,lrr of the State of Vermont for IFS par
simonv. Shall it, Judges be driven 10 men
delaney aud TO soil their judicial crminc by
becoming dependents upon corporations
which are frequently parties to cnilsc'
brought up for their Investigation and de-
cision: To put the Judges III that position Is
>hame 10 the State.
It i, not ut all surprising that this q'les'
ton should be raised in lllnoi, and Yer
mont. II is surprising that it is not brought
up in all States where Judges arc furnished
with free passes upon railroads. All corpo-
rations are the creation of the people, and
most of them are necessarily brought into
some SOFT Of antagoni,nI tu the CREATING
bower. II i hostile to tn" Interests OF the
lcypl 10 form relations between those cor
,o-,ton, and law.makin. and law-r"nstrli-
ing dcpart,ncuts of the Government by
which tavors and indul-ences may he grant
ed the CORPORATIONS nimCal to the public
interests. 1t is corruption. Aud the whole
system Of dcadhcadisIn to State officials and
LEGISLATORS /. ylciuu>. and should he ended
forever.
The press i, not officially related to the
pcoi,Ir, but il is. or should be. Il cun>crvatur
of the public welfare and the public inter
c>.<. Every newspaper tacit!v inruEs i'll OBJ
legation tn The public ~ maintain this rcla-
tipn through every subscription IL enters
upon IL books. Therefore, every editor j"
doing what is rr,:iudicial 10 The faithful dis
charge of his obligations t" the public in ~
rriyin: Il favor from Il corporation whose
business Affect The Interests aud Wrll-htin"
of society.
We are aTalll$l III Npatll.hul~iD. IL We
hay" ~ Frequently annou'crd. Corporations
-bnuld bc independent ~ should be Officers
and lcri OF state, and :" >ll"i:id be
the Public press. W law, - Judgment, il"
newspaper comment should IL SUSPECTED OF
Il corrupt motive. Nor should really we'll
managed corporations ha r"l'l".l Of the hen.
eli; Of II weIl-~rncd compliment by the -u>-
pirinu that il was tn" r,'-rill If tr... ride OF
good feed.
Free pu.>"S Grr h,nr IT, IN" r0'tI.-
doq. There could bt no stronger proof
of tho Ncnal nature of the Use of
them than that they are given often to
friends and paitisanS and withheld from ol-
poncnts. and even from those whose ndit-
terrncr Ic>train> them from taking >idc>. II
fli, is not distribution of rewards aud
puni,hmcnt*, what is it: II would be best
for railroads and for officials that he free
ticket >rnuld ~ " tr:d ; and II would he
best foi snricty that AL deadhcadi>ln .hcuid
J." I,,l al end ~ iiuull, and totally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-17

.rn,<r EnrcArIux cr Boys AND Girls
CoIoncl r. w. iIIGGrSsr> read paper b"'oic
thr American Social ~cicnc" Association .
few DAYS ago. in which he said;
"Thr logic nl events i sweeping with
irresistible mower to the union of the sexes
for hirhrr education. West of the Allcglfi-
mics. aS even it, opponents admit. public
sentiment is Irresistible in its favor AMI cast
of thc Al!cchancs the tendencies are all ono
way. The It'd" i sweeping in. the smaller
New England colleges are swept away; anu
if the Others do not follow. the promised
Boston University with lis vast rndowments
will suon make it ulIimppriant whether thry
FOLLOW or not. The exhaustive reports Ul
President White, of Cornell. and of the Kew.
DR.. Clarke, of. the Harvard, orcrscer; re-
ports to which it j. u>"lrS, to adt anything,
since nobody has vet attempted to answer
lihrn have c.tahli.!led one thing: that
IN the testimony of expert, Is III
favor Of joint rd'iIa i>n. with hardly
IN exception the doubts and fears alc
from tlo-r who have not tried it. and tie IN
.saaa6sxHcnt and approval from those VINO nave
Ii ~ tried for wears. In the public schools
~ Rc idemie>, where the influence Of actual
pyIrrirnce is felt far more closely than Ill or
colleges the tendency is ali one way. We
often hear OF separate schools being abo-
llshrd and Joint schools c~tahi,hcd. This has
taken place IN every town Whrre have been
an the s,pn! tnnnltlJC--thl"r ~ number ::
but neither in THESE towns nor III any other
have 80 much as heard Of Il proposition 10
change the other way. II anything Is GER
tain ia our public school system it Is that the
sexes once united are united forever This
i a popular verdict, from which there IL no
appeal"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-17

M FOR RENT, THE FIRST ,yn
SECOND STORIES above the stree, In thu. :. ;,
handsome tcnements on Min between Eiyb,b ,rd
Ninth streets. adjoining the spotswood Ho.L
On the first floor there Is one IF the noz, ~, ,,,,
halls In the city, admirably proportional, ,e.,,
lighted, aud with the capacity Of alou, goo ,.,,,
Also. three splendid rooms suitable for first
offices or studios
On thesecoud floor there are ihrro Gne iron, -,,oo
wcl-snicd for Offices or fine apartments An; r.hI,,
them are four neat and pleasant ch,mi.rs fer ron,
t!emcr.
An induccmcDt will b" offered 'on reIi,,e NJ,
son to rent The whole, aud take charge If f,e e,,,
With the view OF renting out tho hill and .,,'. rom,
ing the other rooms for otcc.or for lo,t.fu,r.,o,u
furnished upon The plan now 50 MECH In ,.,.,,. -,
northern ritc-.
The proposition /, worthy The aliru,iop 81 ,,...
person willing 10 give r"r.p ~! attention. T.,
TER.
No rooms more beautifully arrango,.smifri.i,..t
or better suited for their lvr,tipu. tor Il, t,t,,,
abovc-rcicrred Ia. have over lern for rem, ~ 49,
city.
Only the best class of tenants are d.,ircJ ,,,,.
to GRCBBs & WILLIAMS
my H-et Real E-t4fe Agent.
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ri;@ PULASKI hItN-W AItN.

A. agents Tor IL. lnw.-3;.c-r'us'.t rIi '~h
ATTAIN STfE. ~. Respectfully .a# 'r .s..."'
of the medical profession I" IT, aHa. '0''i i.-
frssor i. l. Campbell. W,-tiu-rsu' s.'-'. 'a."~
the prt~fi'r 81
FIRES. OXIDE, ttl'Ni\A.ti1'
MAt;EI~Ih. poI ~. "r. ~''8.'.
combined vlfh ~tIrili.&i, #Gt ~ j." - .5.
and CHLORINE. fihrriu. r~tnt n'.r'v aI Il"
callr. ALUM " ATrr>. - '"rt.aiu" s'.ts"
instead al FtRRnr> >rLPtiift. A..4#..
ZION of >TlrIIArE> OF AL N'NA ...
PEROXIDE OF IRON lnart H '"> "'.'f F..
rather unrr,,lsl. Su"h l CuU''a"'''t '' H-..'...
Is valuable for Chr"nIc hvscut'r' ina's "..'.'
&c: also IL Il wash for lI.rrs .1d '1''.' .a...
tons.
Iii. above water >r"iDtrl Io -. t"..a
suIners ~ The c:tsr II t.tl'.
Send Tor i,hauirn!,l-
J. y. NH.Ll@A -. laaa."
M .s.In tl.tA.lu ay,j s,...." ss'
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nj PHYSICIANS ALI. ADMIT TIr,,

w PHYSICIANS ALL ADMIT TIr,r
quininc only effects a temp"ri .ur4a,. l.,.,.,.f
attacks u fever ami ag'c uuI'.s H. ~. t..,...r.
panied by reliable titi-liliou, ,,t.'i.fg.
The testimony Of grateful ijursand. ,.,..,,..
beyond doubt that DR. TUFTS IIvFr nm
followed hy Ginnc, are : I">itt@'' @'d ,.r,n,,,t.
cure frrchls aud fever Jnt MI blit. :. "1
COMMON SE$-E -tur tuiit .,a,. ..,.s..
strengthening ~ much as t'o hons .-s. t....,,.
Constant use gradually wear thrl., an, . 49,,
must renew them when they rtIua#i .i.t.,r f,r..
In nE. TUFTS LIVER Phi, : the ,.,ss4,,r. 49,.
bilious, the dchiIiatcd, AMI 'fr urf>.r. ain ,,rf
the mos genial rcsrorIiis" car. rr,.!tu tl. e,.
INK invalid
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, h,ai. che. rain fp trt.
shoulders, dizziness. sour "rrirrl'itu. or ,ar =.
mach, bad tn,t. in the mouth Bilious 1i;rk. Ilu.
taton ~ the heart. pain IL thu rcei,n II ~. Hi
ncy-. iightuc>s Of IT," "r,t. i, lou.,itry ttd .ur.
and forcbgdiues IL evil m. ~ tim rfi-rrtrtg ;I.
pcp.ia. For these compliant pn. TrTl'>IIyfp
FILLS have 10 @iua u singh. ,ir.c vii t...rfyr.
dngpH". WS lT-,!rrtE aIn
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TOR SALE PR1NATELi.a NEAT COT
a TAGE un the east line of Carter street. In the
Village nf larNie with lua feet OF ground hy l5n feet
deep. The hon ha, six rouirs. besides Kitchen.
static. &C. AID II IN good repair Thcr" isl wen Of
good water nn tie place, and The int i He! enclosed
Possession IT, lie hid iuinr,i!,trI-.
Also. TWO ACRES Of GOOD LAND. enclosed
ali: Ia cultivation. In Of the above viii be sold
nnrgsin. Apply to
Hill 4 GuDDIN, Auctoneers,
INV lJ-5t HOS Main street.
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TDn SALE.-'Tu make Il quick sale, ~
Il wn viii >ril FOR ~. III cost ~ iuinr"vc- e.I
mrnt, :lnu. that tr.t-r.i-~ iiRl * RE~lDt\t r..
80 .;.if College -rr"t, near Monumental church.
Tie dwelling. contains >rEcn rorii~ hc>Gt~ 'l"r'-
rooms iih-rnniI. and ~i> m'i@i convenient CLOSETS
iiirh hiirnu. four rooms; ana other oht hOU>'
e.. liro,lp lt ami wafer III on iirtni>>: side alley
and l,,. irui frees yGar->i vines. >rubhcry. and Il
wide alley III the rC4ir.
J his property j. very d", lra'd' n account e its
,,lyu,ciu" IL hlisir>, being III lv" minutes walk
al; ro>-'''icr.
ALSO.
AERitil DWFLLi Nj. six rnnm. IJr-r LOT;
| aul adirns ,"'t'hwr, corner 81 'rn1l and Thr':
ylr."t~ ihi, j. u. ,i+irl!, II locality - cen 1t
found ia liz. CITY.
To arcugc Il bargain. apiily III rEc,, /"
!. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent.
my l5-Ci iiIt Main street Opposite Uisgutch.
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LUR SALE Several de-
a sirable HOUSES and LOTS Tor sale IN different
portions Of the town Valuable CNIMPROFrll
PnbPF kTi on all tho principal streets. BrIufiinl
SUBURBAN LOTS fur allc al low iisnres. For
terms, &c., apply To MOODY 4 lsol MI.
,uys Manchester, Va
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rbc decision of the State court WAS that
one feature of the law wa, unconstitutional.
Congress says the exemption shall be the
amount allowed by au unconstitutional law.
The Supreme Court decides that Congress
cannot give the slightest c;lptt to such las.
We prefer the opinion OF the Supreme Court
to that Of Judge kISEs.
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7'ssI7.s.T ARTICLES.

rAplLLlNA sold ny Robins;
y CAPlLLIHA al Jesse tiiias;
CNl'IlLjSA ~ .li.IidcrS<:
CAPlLI.lNA at Ifarris,n,S' ...
ttpILLISA the great hair IionliShcr manu-
f,..tur,d and sold wholesale and retail 10y
WOOD & SONS, Druggists,
m,,7 Ninth and Main streets.
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DEADY IN 4 FEW DAYS.

IIarLsouc CilRuMpS III RICHMOND COL
LEliE In & 7u:sc ~ PREPARATION. Tie chrumos will
represent the college: :, ii VIII appear when finally
coflp,cte |. Stii"- u the HcuDral Celebration
s"i!i AWAIT rem" of this opportunity 10 OBJ
til II ,"rp,G,'ui The OrIa sian. ! limited number
,i.t,, a.. ~ Is4"-,t. IN t.t. hah Gf
- >Ta.KE RYI..Hn; Booksellers,
NY = nnt:M sll MIN street, Richpnnl, Va.
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400 PACKAGES FURNITURE. q

5tjtJ W.
just received, unr huw.rrd packages FUR. IN
NlTUEE n The Oil stand. ~. III Governor street
whcrc is kept OH hand Large supply Of all classes
Of FURNITURE 10 bc found in hrSl-claSs store
such uS Walnut and Painted Chamber and PsrlDr
Suits, Cabinets WardrUhcs, Waslstands, Lounges
Office Furniture, Bedding, &c. Strangers are in
Sltsd 10 call before purchasing elsewhere.
mv9 f.. GATHRlGliT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-17
~ Wtliln;tnI Coffin,
.trctiurcrr ard Zeal Estate .tT"ni.
,r4r.Ir.rur | irN"ui' an'i Bank -fr""i~.

ENN;'LLIENT BRICK pN ELLlNG On
II vIIt s.iisTH >lpi ~ BROAD SFHhE J
\t,T II, -pl'ETk:.%TiI STREET lnk SAL
* VERY CtnMNh,ATlNH JEkNS:-l uil,r
fr, sale the EXCELLENT 6R!th DIV NJ
,u,.,to,l y. above lr;w III Tho occupancy oi MR..
h,l,,n- II In, ~ tie modern improvements usually
t,nii,I in Il ir.t-,,ss residence. AMI has ample az
communications :or Il laI..c itml!y.
Jrr.n-i,ihs or more. 1T liz. lnr, haze moIl." .Jn
,,u,t!n al eight per c..;t. Interest tnr five ycars
Prize reasonable. Apply - W.GOppiN.
my ,f-qt iGciiuEurr.
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EIUR SALE, PRIV ArELN, u very d">i-
Il r,i,lr HhICK RESIDE. ME-, M. t2,' sixth
street. north Of Leigh. containing SIX Large au'i iw"
stall runl..: brick kitchen with three lJl>r rooms:
city water i,,j ia 81 tie premises The lot his
r,,t,:, IL ~ l.: 10 feet. III" rn;lr" prcmi~a are II,
NEST rN ylrut order, aud will ic sold - ls'IEain
several BitlCN ann FRAMED DIV ElLlN,iS
In different parts ni the city: alSt', TN ENTi 81 y
LOTS Oh Ashland, Reservoir. and Dance streets,
SIDNEY. For tcrIn- &c, apply In .
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