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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
n HO! FOR GILL'S BAKERY!
$50 BROAD STREET.

CHRISTMAS CAKES. CHRISTMAS CAKES,
Nothing but best material used.
We sell al the lowest figures; don't fail to see us
before buying.
The hest FRUIT and rOUSD-CAkE ever made
in Richmond.
The finest ICED and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
10 be found anywhere
Wedding and other parties specially; all kinds
OF Pyramids made to order.
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked and iced al short
notice.
Extra MISCE and other kinds of PIES for
Christmas. Come and sec and leave your orders.
lie I.-iJi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
rs.ssT aaESts.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

ITIGHLi IMPORTANT Ne We.
WILKINSON & WlTHERS,
LOOT N,IS sTrEET. OPPOSITE THE roST-off1CE,
have iusE received another large invoice OF goods
embracing
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND CliILpKEN'>
SUITS.
Also, u larg" lni OF
oyEECn Ats light and heavy weights
SrIeu,,i,l HIJE and BLACK BEAVER GLEN
G\EIES:
FUR BEAVER, aud cHINtlliLLh GLENGA-
RIES and ThLNhS:
Also. Il very handsome
CAPE OVERCDAT Tor chil,llen;
MORNING. WRAPPERS,
Nl-FFl.f: for the ncck.
CASTOR and KID GLOVES.
WHITE. SILK CRAFATS,
WHITE LA wv tt rs and BOWS, heaHtir ally
cmt,roil. red, for parts occasions:
with everything necessary 10 4 compct. GENT If
MANS FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. All
wbi,, they offer at reduced rates. Call early and
cct bargains -" orL"
PATENT GL .OEE-FASTENER.
y. Z. FRASSEB. ":-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
THE NEW SECRET SOCIETY-YHE
FARMERS GRANGE.

The new secret society among the farmers
OF the Northwest, held an annual meeting in
Iowa, few days ago. A correspondent of
the New York World says:
"lSy report of the Executive Committee it
was shown that there are 77S graugers in the
State, with a membership of 34,O5S In
December, lS7l-the last annual meeting
there were only SO oranges, with member,
ship of 24l7.
The gross receipts for the year were slO,-
7S4.95; expenditures, $500. At this
meeting ss,473 was paid to delegates for
mileage. The Masters salary was fixed at
500 year; Treasurer 5000; members of
the Executive Committee, sl50.
AS to their doings and purposes a synopsis
is given. Nearly third of all the grain
warehouse and elevators in the State are
either owned or controlled by these grangers:
no less that 100000 bushels of grain were
shipped out OF: the State by them in the eish-
teen months past last December. The cattle
and hogs thus shipped are o lmost innum cradle.
On all these the returns show an increased
income to the farmer of from 10 to 40 per
cent. compared with the sums formerly re-
ceived from loca purchaser or other middle
men The Grange purchases of the different
kinds of implements show saving of at least
s365,OO0.
During represent year not less than $780,.
oOo will be invested by the farmers in the
establishment of manufactures and elevators
thus>crea'ing home market by bringing in
skilled labor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
sBLooDsHED In LOUISIANA.

f
Concurrent with the adjournment of Com
gress without takipg actionto settle the issues
presented by the rival governments of Louis.
lana came the crisis in the political affairs Of
the Stste,,'and the result is a conflict of arms,
long accounts of which appear in the daily
papers. AN attempt by the McEuery gov
eminent to take possession of the police sta
lions of New Orleans, says the Baltimore
San. precipi,ated'a conflict between the Nc
Emery militia and the police. during Wednes-
day night, resulting in the killing of two men
and the :wounding of.some ten or twelve
others. The superior discipline of the police,
who, besides being armed with musket@,
brought cannon, charged with grapeshot,
to bear upon the militia, gave them the adj
vantage, which was secured by the eventual
interference of the United States troops in
behalf of the Kellogg government. under in
structions from the President at Washington.
The legislative headquarters of the McEnery
governmentwass subsequently, taken possession
of, and the power of the Kellogg government
"S'eieN ~ thS VI icueIdi
troops throughout the city. Quiet had been
restored Friday forenoon. when Gen. Emory,
commanding the troops at Now Orleans, tcle-
graphed to Gen. Sherman, at Washington,
Il think the announcement of the Presidents
order tonne of last night will effect perma>
ncnt settlement of the troubles" In other
words, Subsection is accom- plished
Dispatches of Friday night state that the
McEnery government MAINTAIN their position
with the people, and will organize for resis-
lance to Kellogg in every manner except ny
force.
central committee has been formed. with
branches in every parish, to resist and delay
the collection of taxes. They declare their
purpose to withhold all support from the
usurpaton forced upon the people by the
military power of the general government.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
I Il D..

At the residence Of her husband ,dioir1oc
Charlestown, on SUNDAY Inorniuo Ias'. Mr.. ELIZ-
ABETH ELLEN HUNTER, in the 65th year Of her
age. ''~'
Departed this life, in hope # blessed immor-
taity, in Baltimore. the 9th mat MARY AVN
beloved wife IF W. +. clapssddle, formerly OF this
place. aged 81 years, II months and 90 days.
Or the l7th ult in Winchester, Mrs. FANNIE
. RIM wife Of Stuart Grim. and daughter of Geo
w. Tay lor. aged ~ years.
On the l2th ult.. in Nartinaburg OF Cancer. BAR
and 10 days.
On the 18th ult.. in Ma, tinaburg, of Cop.umn-
ton, CALVIN L. SCHAEFFER, aged 81 yea,s.
month and II Jays.
In fredericksburg. Va. the 9Th ult Mrs
SUSAN T. MASON, wife of the late w ROy 5Ie-
son. OF King George county in the 9th year of her
Roe, in Highland county. Ohio. on tho 16th nil .
MIR. JOHN j. MOORE, formerly Of this county
aged - years. months nd day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
REV AND RARE SEEDS
Hv Ma57


nARK-RED EeTP-IAx Tuss.p BEEr.-very
81 smooth deep red, delicious, Yery Earlv
Per packet. 10 cents.
copoRus WAX REAN, (dwarO.-Pohs very large:
seed white marhled; Excellent, New.
n Per packet. 25 cts.
bRAnFoRp VArEe MELON Large: flesh hcs utlful
red hne grained. very susary; very productive:
the Inost delicious melon grown.
LARGE Y"RK SWEET CoRS.- The finest taSIe ~or,
Tor the south cars and grain verv large of rim
sugary n1vcr. rcna lining long tirno fit for the
remarkably. Per n,cket s5 60
HA"s"S LETTucE.-Ecry large, criav tender de-
licI"us and free from bitterness; with GOOD chi.
'rre' heads weigh from : to 3,pounds.
1'RcPnv ToM.ro.-The largest, efmoothcs,, moe,
selected seed. Tcr n.cLo, os -,
New NALrAaAIso Musk MELoH Verv lr,er" NJ
excellent quality. pnck.t * 80
lMPEovEp MAmMoTH PrMpKIx Extra large in,I.
specimens weighing 200 Pound,.
Per packet. 10 cts
sc"L'MT: or SPASIsH CvsTrR PLAST.-A now vcge-
table, keeping through the winter az Satisfy.
LATAK1. ToHAc Tho finest omnk;nrr ,nh,cco; !,
TIE worlo. Early, and has the flavor nt dri.d roses
SntrL.r's PaotIF;c WmrE Cnax. tfeld1.-;'rn
d"r"d by careful selection and hvhri Iizstior ard
Slct"ing ifcfn = to 4 oond sized rCr stalk
Per quart. tbv inaii) 80 cte
RRrsEE'S PFERLEsE PnTAro.-Verv l.roc hard
come. q excellent quality, Il fue kcCpcr and
enormously productive.
PR p,unde, (hv mail,) 81.
t"n"i novelties. and all leading kinds, with
prlces, ma lied to r u aDpIlr~nt 80.
March II ls73-3t York prn,,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Jefferson County, set
I" tie corn:y Court. Mar 7h Rules, 1878.
Al H"@"S de|,/ IN tie Clerks O6icc Of said
C"""'. ii" 'frs' IIo"I"y'i" M"rcA, 1873:
A. STUMP y. w HAWKS,
partners in the firm name of An oc,ion of
Stump 4 Hawks Io.Eunr,T ,,S
A"alnst oiiut Lw,, M
JOHN NJ. RARItY. "
'T'HE object of this suit is to recover Judgment
u against the Defendant for the of S 67-
due by account, with interest thereon from the lO,h
dny OF November. 1872 until paid. the cos,s Of
lT suit: nHd to attach tie eslate the Defendant
for the pay mcnt Of The same,
in"pe!ring by affidavit filed that the Defendant
IN TINS suit ID not resident Of this State he il
hereby required to appear within one month r1.er
tn" iir't publication 81 this order and do what ia
n"c"1sary 10 protect his interest herein.
AUD 1t ia further ordered tiat II copy nfthis order
ne punished once week Tor four succCs.ivc we.ks
IN the Spirit Of JcGsrson.'' ne,vspnpcr rubli. he'd
IN Gha rIesto"n IN this county, and posted AT tn.
front door ct the Court House OF said County.
A Copy-Test..
Gloon Moore. D q.
March II. lS73-5t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
B.LT1MoRE CoNFRRsscE. ME Cpup,

B.LTIMoRE CONFERENCE, ME-. CHURcH
souTH.-This religious body convened in
Trinity Church. Baltimore, on Wednesday
last, and is having q pleasant and harmonious
session. "A large number of ministers and
laymen are present, considerable AMOUNT of
work seems to be before che Conference.
On Thursday, the records in the case of
DR.. j.. D. Huston, were presented to the Con-
ference, and were referred to committee Of
three consisting of e. F, Bnsey, j. Il. Clark.
A. p. Boude for examination.
The con rnittee on the case of J. r. CLARK
were appointed, as follows: c. G. Linthicum.
I. G. Tebbs and W. A. Wade The charges
agai nst Mr.. Clark are of debauching Young
lady in West virginin.
On Friday, the report of the special COM
mittee of three, to whom was referred the
records in the case of L. D. Huston. made
their report, declaring that they had unani-
mously agreed to prefer charge of immer-
rality, with accompanying specifications,
against him, and their report was unanimously
adopted to try DIR. Huston
In the case of j. F. Clarke the committee
of three on Saturday rep"rted charge of
gross immortality, with accompanying specif>
cations, aud a committee was appointed to try
the case ::
The Baltimore Conference, IL e! Church,
also convened on Wednesday last, at Hagers.
town, Md, and still continues in session. y
re>union and fratcrnnl greeting b. tween it and
the Central Pennsylvania Conference, in ses-
sion at Cbambersburg, was agreed upon, to
take place in that city yesterday.
On Friday, Revs. DR., j. Nlckendree Reilly,
I. Barnhart, A. II, Barnitz, j. NJ Clark and
N. S. Buckingham were introduced, and DR..
Reilly, the chairman, addressed the Confer
eace in very facetious manner, extending &
most corda! invitation to this Contcreuce to
hold the rs~union services Of the two Confer
euaes az mentioned above
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

VIRGINIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Tne enter
prlsing Washington City. Virginia Midland
and Great Southern Railroad Com pany. (here-
toioTe known as the Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas and Lynchbnrg and Dnnville Il. r.
Companies are now Offering to colonisss and
actual settlers, lands upon long credits and at
low prices. This Company, whose line of
Railroad extends from the Potomac River on
the North, through the ccuuties of Fairfax.
Prince William, Fauquier: Culpeper Orange.
Albemare, Nelson, Amherst, Campbell and
Pittsy Ivania, TO the North Carolina boundary
on the South, proxiuate to aud along the
Eastern Slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
in the State of Virginia, having been duly
authorized. by an act Of tho Legislature. to
buy and sell lands along its line, with view
to increase population and imprnvc traffic
tributary thereto; and having bought Iarne
bodies OF Real Estate, at different localities.
upon said lice Of Railroad, arc now Offering
the same for sale, in subdivisions AID snail
farms, to actual settlers upon terms more
favorable than any heretofore offered Ey the
'Ih'''oa" COMPANIES al the NGrth~ " cStcrn
States. The lands now offered fer sale. TENS
bracing an aggregate Of between Is, 900 and
~, 700 acres,) lie upon and are adjacent to
the Railroad and will doubtless attract thereto
Numbers CT worthy aud Industrious erniyrant<.
The AMERICAN FARMER for March is
full of seasonable things for farmers for the
coming Spring. every branch of farm and
garden work being treated on by the editors,
or by able and practical correspondents
This reliable and practical old journal is com
mended to our farmers. Published by Samuel
Sands u Son, Baltimore, Md, at ST 80 ii
year, or at 81 in clubs of five or more Hand
some premiums for clubs. Specimen nuns
bers sent free.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
PAYING THEMSELVES.

Whatever they may have done or left un-
done tor the people, says the Baltimore Sim,
members OF Congress, in the last moments of
the session, were not unmindfu of themselves.
hor fear, perhaps, that they mightno. receive
from their constituents the reward of s.pood
and faithful servants" they resolved to reward
themselves. 1t must be confessed that they
have done SO handsomely They have voted
the increase of their own salaries with No
niggard hand. Under the disiuterested lead
OF General Butler, whose motive in the matter
may certainly be conceded to be sabove sus-
pcion,' the House amended the Legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation bill, as it
came back from the Senate, so az to rive
the Prcsidc.t $50, 900. Vice President and
Speaker $40, 900, judges of the Supreme
Court $40, 900, Senators and REPRESENTATIVES
$500. In this shape the bill went to a con.
ference committee of the two houses. and was
reported back, making the salary of Senators
and Representatives s. 500, instead Of Sc SEQ.
In this form it passed. with proviso that. as
to the salaries of congressman. it should take
effect from March 4th. 1871 Thus Congress
Lave voted themselves an addition of 81. 900
back pay for the last two gears The point of
order that members could not vote upon bill
in which they we're personally Interested was
simply laughed down. and by the votes of men
whose terms expired on the 4,h of March.
1878, and who scrupled not to make this last
raid upon the treasury" the bill! was passed.
Gs~ On Thursday in the Criminal Court
of Baltimore, the jury in the case of Jesse
w. Uppercu, charged with the murder OF his
aunt, Mrs. Wheat, rendered verdict of not
guilty, after being out one hour. The verdict
was received with cheers, and the released
prisoner was warmly congratulated. The
courtroom was denseiy crowded with deeply
interested audience.
ES The following through freight rates
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

IA Gov. Jacob, on Tuesday last, 4th of
March, entered upon his second term 10 the
guoerna'oT'a Office The Secretary Of State,
State Superintendent of Free Schools, Audi>
tor, Treasurer aud Attorney General were
also INDICTED into Office. The Secretary of
State is to be appointed by the Governor, and
confirmed by the SENATE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

Ey- A competitive examination of aspi-
rants for cadetship Mt West Poin. was held
at Staunton, Va, few days since. 1t was
won by Charles S. Gatewood, of Shenandoah
county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

ET The Mart.nSburg statesman advocates
the election of Hon. c. J. Faulkner as the
next U, 5. Senator from West Virginia, to be
selected two years henre
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

sss- Father Ryan, the renowned Southern
poet, is sick in Italy, and is also suffering
from weak sight.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

Essr G. D. Camden, Esq of the ". Va.
Legislature, will accept our thanks for docu.
mentary favors.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Killed.

The stock train on the Baltimore & Ohio
hailr"ad going west Sunday morning, ran
into the fast freight, while running ut high
rate OF speed, at IIaston siding. west of
Cameron, instantly killing the fireman and
badly wrecking both trains. It is said that
the trains were ahead of time, and the one in
advance was waitin, for the time it was due
there to expire. The conductor in charge
had neglected to put out signals, Git being
quite dark at the time,) or send man back
to notify the train coming up of the situation.
The last freight, as above stated, came thun-
dering along, and struck the rear of the
stock train with tremendous force The en-
glue OF the fast freight was thrown from the
track, and in its passage caught the fireman
between the fuotboard and the rear portion of
the engine, mangling him in a horrible man.
ner The deceased John Snes resided near
Warrington, and leaves wife and several
children to mourn his untimey death. The
wreck delayed the arrival of the St. Louis
Express, due here a: 9:l9, a. NJ, until i. p.
NJ, on Sunday.-f"'rmo"t Vest Tiirytntan
FREMONT AND THE ERENCH.- Faship0.
ton Ndrch I "A rumor agitated government
and diplomatic circles to-day to the effect that
the French minister had been directed bv his
government to demand of the United States
government the surrender of Gen. John G.
Fremont, under the terms of the extradition
treaty between the two countries. The treaty
between France and the United States would
seem to cover the ofense with which Gen.
Fremont is charged that of putting spurious
aud fraudulent securities upon the Paris
Bourse. 1t has, however, happened more
than once that governments have refused to
deliver up their citizens to the authorities of
other natsons, although the case was plainly
covered by the terms of extradition treaties
between the two. Prominent officials say
that even if France should make this formal
demand for the person of Gen. Fremont, the
government will refuse to give him up.
w. q. & ST. l.. r. Rive learn from
letter from DR.. Keyser, that the bill author
'z'ng cities, counties, towns. &C., to endorse
the bonds OF the W., G. & St. L. r. r. Com
pany. has now passed both Houses. This is
an important bill to the success of the cons
pany, and is one Of series of measures which
the energetic and sagacious President of the
company has projected in the interests of his
road ffe contemplates letting it to contract
in April from Harrisouburg to Highland
urt,house,-Pdge Courier.
Eg G. D. Camden, Esq of the ". Va.
T,ar ,aooo+ o,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

Es- The following through freight rates
have been agreed on over the G, & 0. R. e.
to Cincinnati For first class Sl2O per
hundred, second class so cents; third class
20 cents fourth class SO cents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

ior til" year, which is not nn!f the Iho4e WHO
afterwards sspu n'"ney othe of I'm. Do!Lnr
or more for Seeds may hlsU order 25 cta worth,
sxtrnIthe price paid for the Guide The Fret
lumber ~ is hesotiful, giving plane for mA king
Gardonz &c. and a mass o I. ,IIformation invaiu-
abe 60 the over"t fowers. i5Opn goa ON fine TINT
cd paper. som. 300 EnGtavinKs Ard superh Col.
ORD Plate amt ChroUO Cover The Fnst Edition
Of 200 Oo0 just printed English and German
NH Nv. IA AES v. L. RnchesIer N Y
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y O T I C. r.

March IL, 1913
n 0 L [ C e
proposals win be received up to tho 25tb d.v
of March, 1873, Tor the iacture, filing and
hanging of
81 PAIR OF PIVOT BLINDS,
for the Court Houso in CbsrIestown; also for the
materials and putting upOfa
Fence around Courthouse lot.
Of Pine Plank. White-oak Railing. and Locust
P Imx For particulars call on ., nddrtssJOHN j.
Chm'n Court. House Buidinp Co,nrnit,.,
March II. 1878 -2t.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE S. Y. r. r. co.
'E7HE annual meeting OF the tockhoIIers of the
1 Shenandoah Valley Railroad comnpnv VILE
held (pursuant to an order at their Iasi nnnu,I
meet lngl at the Court house in Front Royai War
rem county. Va ON the sth day of April, 1873. Tor
the purpose of electns President and Directors
to serve "a such for the folio wing year as we'll as
10 transact such other business as may come before
the meeting. full attendance of the Stoc khoIderr
10 respectfully solicited by the Board.
THos. N. AsHRy,
Hlarch ~. I5,3-4. Ssc'y n. R Co.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
MY HOUSE AND LOT. situated n.arthe g.,
4fA new Turnpike leading from Castle f5STa
mans Mill to- Cha rIsston, and joining the isait8
land Of Mrs Mary Norris. The Lot contains
SIShC -S~STeS
ESH Of Land. and has it "a COMFORTABLE
- DIV EILING- HOUSE. and necessary OUT
BUILDINGS, nice YOUNG ORCR4RD Cfa
Choice Selection IF Fruit. and a Never Faiiinp
We!lof Water. and C.stern Alec. fine situso
tlon for Country Doctor.
March II. 1888. JOHN A. w WARE
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
YAK notice that fpursusnt To decree of the
Z Circuit Court of J>ferson County w VaO
will transfer Julia TerrIl, the dls1ribu
teee of Juan Yatee. late OF 10 county Decd the
80 Ihsres G the Stock Of the Il. i o. R. R.. of which
said John Votes died po,aesscd
FRANCIS YATES.
MaFch II, 1885,. Ex'E IF John Yates.
ME have just received the following brands of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and Cizars
which we warrant equal. If superior to any
thing ever offered in CharIestown for the price:
SMOKING ToBAcco.-westward Ho! GrnyeIy. Pride
OF Eirginis, and Balance
CHEWING TOBACCO the Queen snd Excelsior
CIS~9s--Ls Josephine, Ne Plus Ultra, Little Sal
lie. Imperial
Wewould invite q call.
W S MASON.
JUNIPER Tar Soap GIyeeriae Lotion and Car
bolic Soap, agreeable and efficient remidiss for
chap and III cutsneoos diseases for sale at
VS.. MASON's Drug Store
/ 1SE Gibbs Antjseptic Tooth Wash for cleansing
~ the teeth. purifying the breath. and restoring
March ii 1915. W. s. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11

SUDDEN pEATH.-Our community was
shocked tn hear of the sudden death of DR..
John e.. Wilson. of this city, on Saturday
evening last. He had been attending. his
professional duties up to within few hours
of his demise, aud seemed to be in his usual
health. He had been however, as we under
stand, at times subject to severe hemorrhases
of the lungs, aud it is supposed that he was
attacked by one of these, the hemorrhage
being internal. DIR. W. has been resident
of our city for number of years, and was
greatly esteemed as being one of our most
skilitul physlcians.-Aartinsburg .S'aiesmai
INJUNCTION GRANTED-On Saturday
morning last Judge Melvin, of West Virginia,
granted an injunction restraining the city of
Wheeling from subscribing to the Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad and the Wheeling and
Ohio Union railroad. The Judge stated in
concluding, that although far from unfriendly
to these enterprises. having, indeed. voted for
both subscriptions, he was constrained to hold
that the constitutional provisions limiting the
Indebtedness of municipal corporations, was
decisive of the application. and the iDjunc>
ton would therefore be awarded
Cumberland (lf91 Times