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A large stock Of Qaoouswarc, Hard.
ware constantly on hand at Briak
mans. lie sells coffee from % to Q
cents per pound. Sugar from l2i
IS conts. Soap Of all kinds Toys
aud Notions Of every description.
stogios and Cigars, and tho very best
brands of Tobac,o. Cheese always on
hands. Extracts Of oil kinds, Lyc,
Maddcr, Alumn, Copporas,
10, Spices in endless variety. Can.
dies and Contcc!ionaties-lllG best in
in tho world. Peaches, Tomatoes, and
all kinds Of canned fruits. hominy,
flour, bread, cakes and crackers, also
Timothy aud Clover Seed, Tobacco,
StOgies aud Cigars, In great variety,
raisins, cilrOns and CurrNnts always on
hand. One patent axe handle aud .
axes Carpenters tools Of all desUvip.
lions, 1aEo herring white iish aud
nuckercl for sale.
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A Bin nclatlns to Rules,

A Bill to amend and re.onocta portion
Of Chapter one hundred aud twenty
Eve Of tho Code Of West Virginia, 10
relation to rules.
Be i, enacted BY he Lcgisla!ure Of
Vest Virginia,
That Section one of Chapter one
hundred nnd twenty-five Of the Code
Of West Virginia be, and the same is
hereby, amended aud re-Guactcd rs
follows:
In the Clerks Office of every Circuit
and County Court rules shall be held
on tue first Monday of every month,
except when term Of the Circuit or
County Court shall commence on the
first Monday in a month, or either oil
the two following days, or on the pre-
ccding Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,
or Saturday, tho rules which otherwise
would have been held for the said
month on the fast Monday, shall be
held on ho last Monday in the next
preceding month: This rule may con-
iinue three days; but when any
such continuance would interfere with
tho term Of tho Court for which the
rules arc held, they shall not continue
in such case beyond the day preceding
the commencement Of the tarm Of such
Court g.
Section two Of Chapter one hundred
and twenty-five of the Code Of West
Virginia is hereby repealed.
This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
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marriages ? We most certainly think
SO: Again docs not our own happiness
and welfare depend in great measure
on that of others? and five better the
condition of a portion Of our citizens,
We directly better our own.
Let US demand laws for the psOtec-
ton Of all in this matter, for We firmly
believe such law strictly enforced will
DO the means of removing great evil
from our midst.
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N0TI0E-Tl1E WESTON


Since lho reocnt dcclino ofw0ol IN
the East vs bNvo marked MI or" NJ
Good aS ,1, =. ,.' W. IN. nav ma,ASu I'LL Oul
HEAVY S' " If JES SS;' II ~ 81 49,.
Extra Fine Steel SiixS1 'J 1o,I pV' , Sa,a
riOr to any in tho mnrkc, 81 u 'NP''
A II. IL y. u ~ t"V t,,i" "I"T T 90 .,
50 Soc g ner W. ys,S u 'u''sa ''AH' at 100 10
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WESTON MARBLEwoRKs.
Something New in Lewis,
"pATRoN1zE HoME1NDUsrRY'

Tho undersigned has opened Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, where be
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and TombstOnes, Monuments,
Foot-stones, &C., on the most reason
bic tesms. | have made ARA ngomOu
to secure a quantity Of hard aud last
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will DO equally as durable as Marble,
lock aCout us well and cost great deal
less. | shall also mako HGarthstORes,
Mantle Pieces, Grindstouos, &c., for
the manufacture Of which l will erect a
saw mill for cutting stcac. l shall
shortly go through the county soliciting
orders. A trial Of my work is res:
pcctfully solicited.
E5- Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished At
reasonable rates. W. ]. KlTSUN.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Northwestern Bank on
Virginia In Chancery
VS.. 10 the Circuit
Tho Administrator and Court Of Gil.
heirs Of Samuel L. mer County,
Hays, deceased, and
others,
To the defendants in tho above styled
cause, and PCregrinO nays, Administrator
of the estate ofSamuel l.. Hays, deceased,
and EmIa Hays, widow ofSamuel l.. Hays,
deceased, feregrine Hays, John +, Hays,
Elizabeth Webb, late Elizabeth Hays, Dru-
slla johnson, wife Of Levi Johnson, late
DrnyilIa Hays, Levi johnson, Samuel Il
Hays, Jr., and Calhoun Hays, heirs at law
Of Samuel l. Hays, deceased, PerCgrine
Hays, and Levi johnson. and especially
said Emma Hays, widow Of Samuel l.. Hays,
deceased, and Calhoun Hays, nonresident
defendants.
You will take notice that | shall on the
Sth day of March 1873, at the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court Of llraxton county, in
the town Of Sutton, Braxton county, West
Virginia, between the hours ofGight O'Clock
A. H., md eight clock, =. ", Of that day,
proceed to take the deposition of Granville
q. Townsend, 10 be read as evidence In my
behalf in suit in chOncery now pending
and undetermined in the Circuit Court Of
Gilmor county, West Virginia, wherein you
arc defendants and lam plaintiff. And II
from any cause the taking Of the said dOpO.
sition be not commenced on THAT day, or /
commenced, be not concluded on that day,
the taking of the same will be adjourned
and continued from day to day, and from
time to time, at the same place, and between
the same hours, until tho same shall be
completed.
NoRrn WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,
By Fleming & Bennett, Att'ys.
Feb3.lt
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"0AA''' TO THE prpLrc.

IN TO THE PUEBLO.
lIayingrebuilt, fitted up, and furnished
My old Stand in Chenille,
lam no, prepared TO accommodate tho
public In a comfortable and substantial
manner-bOth man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, | would respectfully
solicit q call from my old customers aud
the public generally. ST.. RsDDBLL.
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ovERCoATINGs,

In Chinchillo, Castor, EdrsdOn, Moscow,
and EsquimNuz Beavers, and
English MeltonI.
CLOTHS, English, French and GCrmano
every texture and color.
CAsSlMEREs, English, French and
American, in an endless variety.
200 Selected Patterns for Suitings txelu-
IiVely.
yEST!NGs, In Plush, vOlvCt, Cashmere,
spd Silk, Ofcvcry style and grade.
SHIRTS,
Made to order from actual Measurement, and
A FIT GUARANTEED.
THos. HUGHES 6 co.
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LIQLIORS

Is the best in this market. lie calls par
ticnlar attention to his assortment Of iinG
old Ryo and Bourbon Whistles, which 10
offers at the lowest market prices.
P.TlERNPY. dssli
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SCHOOL BOOKS use d in this State
BOOKS AND NOTIONS
For the Holidays.
j E w E L r Y,
very Beautiful and Cheap.
DIARIES FOR 1878.

E5- A full limo of Goods always on
hand. 1t is impossible to enumGratc
my Stock, which Is large and ever
complete. My DRUG department is
is as full as any in tho State. Suffice
it to say that any MEDICINE, BOOK
or INSTRUMENT you need, CHAL,
rASr will furnish it at the lowest pos
siblo rates. I. NJ. CHALFANT,
Ne, 10 Main Street, Weston.
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TosEpH A. WATSON,
THE TIERNEY HOUSE,

TIVE proprietor Of this old and pop
ular stand would respectfully inform
he public that he has just received hll
md complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Of the beat quality and attic lowest Prists.
lila stock OF
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TINE HART HOUSE


Buckhannon, W. V.
lIciittcA, and Handsomely arranged for the
OCco mmodatioh Ofthe Travelling Public. |
refer 10 any enc who ever patronized nv
house. Ny Itabling Is the best the town AZ
fordI. Terms poderate.
Q. W. HART, Proprietor.
.Ss0> Parties visiting BncGhannon from
Lewis county will find tic Hart louse thp
most convenient and suitable TO their wants.
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
w -l87l-..lS72 -
The last Catalogue shows an attendance O
! Il students ut this Institution. Five di,
llnct Departments Of Instruction, with ful
corps Of competent Professors.
lilo Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, pure andapplied Psychology,
Ethics Political Economy, Logic, llhetofIc,.
the Sciences de-, &c, carefully ri a thor.
olghly tau hi. Practical OhemiltrS and
Physics, Illus traiel by appropriate appara,.
Us. Special advantages i6r the study Of Dc.
Ology.
A good Library, EI,enSivC Cabinets o.
MinCralogy, Geology aud COnrholopy ,ol
getlIer with many specimens In other dtbntt.
mCnts Of Natural History. Fine BuIliipo, ,
beautiful and healthy location, good soSI,,y,
Fall Term begins Sept. 8. Winter, De-.
ComberS. Spring, March 20. COMMENCE.
ment, June9j
boarding from 81 to q per week.
Tuition, from $40 to sci per year.
For further particulars, INQUIRE Of
ALEX MARTIN pre,Ido,,.
NoTgantown, W. Va
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~ Attorney at Law,

BEVERLEY, Rmdolph Co., w Va.
Practices in the Circuit Courts Of this
State aud the United States. All business
promptly attended TO.
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DR JOHN l.. RHEA,

DR JOHN l.. RHEA,
~ -PHFslelAS AEp SURGEON, -
PlaiwoodS, ". Va.
Also, By appointment Examining Sur
gCCn for Pensioners
The Doctor eau always b. found at his
Office, unless professionally engaged.
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IIet Virginia, S. s.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Cont of GiImCr county, on the Grst
Monday in February, a. D., 1873.
Robert +. Fleming, nd.
ministrator of II. Linn,
deceased, In chancery.
vs..
MintCr Jackson & others
The object Of this suit Is 10 have final
settlement Of the administration accounts Of
defendant N. jackson, rs late adminiStrn.
tor, and Of plaintiff rs administrator de
bonus non, o. the estate Of Il. Linn, de.
ceased, TO take proof Of debts against said
estate, and TO subject to sale SO much Of the
real estate of which Il. Linn died seized, as
may be necessary to satisfy the debts against
said eANtc.
And /. appearing by affidavit fled that
defendant Mintcr Jackson Is not resident
Of this State, 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after the date Of the
first publication Of this order aud do what
may be necessary to protect his interest In
this suit. 4 Copy Tcste;
G. @. CONRAD, Clerk.
N. NJ. Bennett & VIM. II, Lively,
Solicitors for Plaintiff. fcblO-4t
FINE ENTERPRISE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Opposite Er Ralston'G,
llain Street, Weston.
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nREsToN DAWSON,
-pLAcEsNrTH AND IRoS.weAAER
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, BuggieS, Wagons, ETC., re-
nsirod on Slor. notice, Aud on 't0 most
reasonable terms. HOrse.shosing carefully
attended to:
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WN.DElDR'DGE'
a o NU1ENTAL MASON
Weston, W. Va.

H,al,lonss,
Lettering,
and all other carved and plain work done
cnthe shortest notice.
Designs aud prizes say bo seen en- aP.
plrstion. julylO'ly
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1879
And dealers in
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 35,
Corner Monroe and Water Directs,
Wheeling, W. Va.

Now have the pleasure Of opening 10 thOci Il
rens Of Wheeling and vicinity tho larcBt-
and best assorted stock OfClolhs, CasSimer,,
Vestlngs and overcoatings that has ever
been brought 10 this market. With in
creased facilities in our Work Department, by
tho addition ofseyeral expert hands from The
eastern cities and an Incompatible selection
aad variety of goods We hope to execute all
orders entrusted to our care In manner
unsurpassed BY any similar establishment 10
the East Our stock comprises
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Tho undersigned has opened an elegant
stock Of
Doors AND SHOES,
Which hc offers at living prices.
Particular attention paid to custom work.
NOTE TIE FACT-l keep mhand
Glors, Kid, Lasting and Morocco
Button Caters, Bu6, Goat and No
rocco Balls, Misses and CHiIiyenS
Plain and Fancy Colorei Shoes Of
all Sylcs,,ehich Tam selling Caeal'
for OdSh,
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WIN, II. LIVELY,
w GLESvILLE, W. VA,
Practices in GilmOr, GewiS aal adIoln-
ing counties. All business promptly at
tended to.
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q hIlOFheys NJ 1.-TWO
GLENFILLE, Giimer, Co, ". Va.
Practice In the Circui, Courts Of Gilner
and adjoining counties. Collections, and
all other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended 10.
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State Of ITc't Virginia:
., Al Rules held In ihe Clerks office Of N
first Monday In February, 1919. =" ~
Ely Butchers admir-. !
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17


EDITOR REPUBLICAN: Accept the thanks OF the
friends Of woman suffrage for your generous
recognition OF the steady, perscyerng spirit In
which they labor. This spirit IA due to the fact
that their Efforts spring from the conviction OF
the Importance, TO the whole people, OF the
knowledge they seek TO spread, and from the as
surance experience gives that In the end truth
always tfiuInphs over prejudice and passion, as
well AZ to the other fact that as the cause de-
ponds on the recognition OF truth for success,
when one Is once convinced that the cause Ia
right one almost never recedes from such per
ception. In other words, the movement IL an
educational one, necessarily therefore slow, but
necessarily also certain. This Il the secret Of
the enduring persistence Of the advocates OF uni
yersal suffrage rather than auy personal am.
hilton. Foreseelng the end, the difficulties and
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF the moment cannot blind us
to facts nor swerye us from our purpose. Every
public movement passes through three stages
ridicule, Ignoring, and success. Our cause has
passed the inst and II nearly through the second
The abolition OF Acknowledgement OF woman Will,
We firmly believe, ultimately prove the salvation
OF society from the many forms OF corruption
that threaten to destroy II. Should we be mis-
taken In our expectations for the effects Of this
remedy, We desire that our efforts may fall,
knowing that, In any event. the facts and the
discussion elected will bring out the true cure.
A sUFFRAGIsT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

Detective FendAll oDwyer, Of Richmond, Va,
brought yesterday 10 the Central guard house a
man named Iucien Beard, who escaped from the
Richmond, Va, Jail two years ago. Beard
served term OF four years and was released.
lie was again arrested In February, 1870 on the
charge OF horse stealing, and was arTaigned be-
fore the Richmond courts, hut by some legal
proceeding the trial was stayed for two weeks,
and he was TemaSled to jail, from which he
escaped with ten other prisoners the day after
his Incarceration. lie proceeded to Kansas,
where he was arrested short time since for
horse stealing by the sheriff OF Pierce county,
and was released on q writ Of hdbeIs oDrBus
after which he was caught and shot In the arm
by a vigilance committee, the bullet breaking
his arm.
BY papers on his person II was learned that he
was from Richmond, Va, Inquiry was accord
lngly made Of the Governor at Richmond as TO
who he was. The Governor Of Kansas was then
requested TO hold him until an Ofiicer could be
sent to that State, as Beard was an escaped pris-
oner from the Richmond jail. Detective 0Dwyer,
with another oroer, proceeded TO Kansas and
arrested him as above stated. Beard Is rather a
nne.l0Oklng man and possessed OF considerable
Intelligence. lie seems perfectly indifferent as
to the punishment that awaits him.
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THE STAIR ASSOCIATIONS.


The presidents OF the different State associa.
lions, iorming a committee Oh arrsnGements on
the Union ball to be given on Tuesday, the 95th
instant, at the Inauguration hail building held a
meeting on SATURDAY afternoon al Inc cIayernors
once; lion. A. NJ, Ilanp chairman, and Mr.. s, T.,
Faunco secretary.
Mr.. $. \, shisslcr, from the committee Oh po-
lice aTrangeUents and CLOAK rooms. foporicd
that several communication had been received
from gentlemen Offering 10 take charge OF the
CLOAK Rooms. One person offered to take charge
for so, ohsralng u cents for each box, or for
also reported that srrsngemebts had been per.
fected with Major Richards for a an frient poIce
force TO do duty on the occasion. The report
was accepted and the committee were Instructed
20 contract with the gentlemen from The White
House TO take charge OF the gentlcmena cloak
room, a: these men had considerable experience
on motion OF Col. Tichenor, the committee
was authorized to employ two females TO assist
In the ladies CLOAK rooms, and to be paid Is each
The chair read several applications for the
position OF doorkeeper which were referred 10
the committee on cloak rooms and police.
correspondents should he Included among those
receiving complimentary tickets, 1t was referred
to the committee on cOmpllmentaries.
and were continued
ON motion Of Captaln Bryan. the committee
on printing was authorized 10 advertise The ball
in a., The SIty Ps, LSm Tho cOmm,,,o0 m 0,
ported that the secretary Of thu SayV hnJ
placed the Marine hand Al their disposSI. In, he
would not bo abe 10 allow them the Annanoils
The report was accented, and the committee
Instructed 70 engage Donehs band. forty niece.
he being the lowest bidder,
| Of ceremonIea, which resulted In tho choice 81
| Col, j, q, r, Drunside, with Mr. l. Harrison Ss
| his ASSISTANT,
The question Of furnishing badges was re-
Z
10 select designs. &c.
The following committees on rcceptIon and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

Mrs. !. d. Chandler, president OF the Moral
Education society, having addressed letter OF
inquiry TO Mr.. Edward Young, chief OF the Bu-
reau Of Statistics, tho following, presenting an
extract from the report OF the special registers
Of prostitution given at Industrial Statistical
congress at ~. Petersburg, Russia, August, 1879
was received:
1.-THE actual state of,thc dangerous classes can
not he ascertalned by the means Of investIRa-
ton designed for the honest classes. The danger.
Gus classes constitute the negative element OF
society, and statistics must operate on them ac-
cOrtllng TO different rules from those We have
Just established for the positive element. II one
may Judge from the plants Of individual OH
servers, who are not always hypochondfiacs,
this negative element Of the human race Is
daily growing. It constitutes for our society
what the Romans formerly called tho sink OF
the ship, The level Of this sinG, that IA to say,
Of the nth which II amassed At the bottom OF
the vessel, corresponds IN the degree OF danger
which threatens her, and the statistical returns
which can be obtained In regard to tho classes Of
which we speak will furnish n measure OF the
danger to which the honest portions OF pOpula-
ton are exposed. Upon this point internatl Onal
statistics Will md neld which hitherto has been
very little cultivated, hut which Is worthy OF the
most serious and asslduous Efforts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

chllus nurse u wanted.
snllll leAther satchel mas been lost.
S,,asni tnoIstoIy nouse - ioI Ien!
several desirable building lots for rent.
~, very nesiIanle iufnlsheh house LOT rent.
W. ny STORES son on seyenth street tor rent.
hpnyslclAhs tockaWaJ ~ offered Tor sale.
htNO-sloTy hflck house Ia offered for sale
btcA huuHe' NJ" VIC Ltireet northwest Ia Tor
rch'' .,o ,,.,,. ,.,.,,. ..,.,.
nhe llhllah Nloilh' Viola or Nloloncello Is
"ahted'
u. y, NauuAlh II onefihg us spring goods at
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The funeral Of the late Colonel Keller, asscs-
sor OF the Eighth district, took place from his
residence on Saturday afternoon, aud the re-.
mains were taken to Prospect Hill cemetery
for Interment. The deceased was born at Bonn,
Prussia, In 1897; received a collegiate education;
entered as yOlunteerin the Prusslan army, aud
took active part rs lieutenant IN the campaign
Of SehleswiR Hostcin, In 1913, After q short
Hol0urn In England he came 20 the United States
In 1889, where he Identified himself from the
yery nnst moments OF his stay with the Reptlb-
llcan party. During the war he served with
credit and honor In the Seventh New York vol
unteers, aud since that time received the comb
dence OF the District by being appointed TO va
rious oficlal positions. Ills death was caused
by pneumonia contracted while In Pittsburg last
fall attending the soldiers convention,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

The following cases OF smallpox were reported
TO the health ONCE on Saturday and yesterday:
One case at BOyle's hotel, near the Baltimore de
pot one at the Exchange hotel, corner OF Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest; one
at No. eli y street southwest; one at No. 1911 L
street southeast; one at the corner OF aud
Twenty-nTst streets northwest; one at No. ll22
Eighteenth street northwest; one at No. 1871
l. street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street northwest; ono at No. 332 + street south
west The following deaths were also reported:
Ono on Twenty-slxth street, between and
streets northwest one at No, 1922 Sixth street
southwest; one At No, sos l. street southwest.
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JAY COOKE & Co.,
STEAMSHIP LINES.

New York, PHILADELPHIA aud washIngt n
fctnMTuwTh6F
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New HuildIuR.,

Messrs. Baldwin Brothers are demollshl the
old ead-cOlOred brick building on Seventh street,
known as the De Kraft house, adjoining the May
building, with view Of erecting In It's stead
handsome lFOn-fTOnt building for the Second
National Bank. The portion not used for bank
Ing purposes Il TO he set apart for stOres and
OnlceB. All the rooms are TO lie supplied with
water closets, Wristbands, and to be heated with
lOw-pressure steam; the rooms used by the bank
TO he irc-prOOf. The facade on Seventh street
will I've 90 feet front and 70 feet high, AMI will
make prominent feature In front OF the Post
ONCE Department. The cost Of the building will
he $4,000. The lrm Ia also building Gne rest
dunce for DR.. Harvey Lindsey on Connecticut
avenue, near street. II will he SO feet 'front.' ~
deep, three stories high, and furnished with all
the modern improvements, aud TO cost $4,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

Mcssrs. John II. Gibson anti George SetE,
with one hundred men, started on Saturday last
ior the nshng shores on the lower Potomac.
Ihey have nye Hsheriel, one at the White House
ami the others at excellent points farther down
the river. The process Of hauling the seine Is
wei worth witnessing. II requires no little
SKIN and practice to do the work perfectly In
order 10 prevent the escape Of as few as possible
OF the hnny tribe. Last year many parties were
made NJ 10 visit the fishing grounds, while the
genial Capt Frank llOlllngshead, with his trim
little steamer Arrow, was always willing 20 fur
nish the necessary transportation. similar par
ties arc spoken Of for THIS season, and who
ever II fortunate to make the trip wifi not forget
the pleasure &. pericncCd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

In the court record It will he noticed that Jus
tice A. L. l.. Reese was nned twenty dollars for
his assault upon Mr.. William Smith. The merits
Of this case are perfectly well Understood by this
community, and Mr.. Smith has its undivided
sympathes. Speaking OF this case, the SsndaD
Herald says: "The unwarTantahlc and feroclous
character OF this assault u severely denounced
by all classes Of citizens and, In our judgment
longer be permitted TO sit In judgment upon tho
acts Of others. The revocation Of the commits
sion OF Mr.. Justice Reese should be one OF the
immediate acts OF the Governor" The sunday
Capital says: "rhe anelr was an Infamous out
rage, hut what can we expect from a Reese set
M as a maRIstrate9"