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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05
Horrible Effect OF the New Liq nor
LAVA Wall OF Anguish,

Horrible Effect or the New Liq nor
LAVA Wall OF anguish.
From the Msrlinsburg Independent, May
We are compelled to throw ourselves
upon the charity of our mail subscribers
and exchanges. An egregrious blunder
was committed yesterday, and it wa
all owing to the fact that Wednesday
was the lsst day OF the old liquor law.
We had clerk, mailing clerk alas
We bsve none Dow-he loved the spark
ling fluid, not wisely but too well, and
in bis desperation to show his love
therefor he took too much on Wedpes-
day night, and yesterday morning when
he put up the mail, mistook the flle
rack Tor the regular issue, and sent of
all our fIe papers. Those who receiv-
ed them will please return them. The
mailing clerk, however, need not return.
He may stay with the reporter who so
cony eniently locked bimself out from
two columns oflocsl. when in reality
be didn't have line.
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FO a. IGN.

CouRra,ulatious Prevented.

Congratulations Presented.
MADRID, May 4-Genersl Sickles,
United States Minister, has presented
to President Figuerss the congrstula-
tious of the American Government on
the establishment OF Spanish Redub-
lie and the sholishment OF slavery.
General Nonvilss has been appointed
Minister OF War vice Senor Acosts, re-
signed. The new appointment creates
classification in certain army quarters
aud 1t is thought General Vllarde will
resign bis command in conse queocs.
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COHPRDERATE HISTORY.
Letters from Generals Lee and jack
500, Heretofore Withheld from
Publication.
From the Richmond Whig.l

Publication.
From the Richmond Whisl
0YSBRAL r =. LEk
Everything coming from the pen Of
this great and good man possesses in
terest Tor the people Of Virginia e.
pecjslly. and indeed for ell the South.
In looking over some old letters, DUR
ing my recent confinement l came
across the two letters now send you.
The first relates to the West Virginia
campaign in 1861, and furnishes Q full
and satisfactory explanation Of the fail
ure of the plan laid for the capture OF
the enemy near Huttonsvills. 1t can
not tail to be read with interest As
General Lee requested, the letter was
never seen by any one while he lived,
but now that he 10 dead there is no
improperly, in my judgment, in giving
it to the public - Q part OF the history
OF that eventful period. For that fail
ure General Lee was somewhat COM
planned Of; but he took no notice OF the
com plants, furnished no public expls-
nation, but quietly bided mis- time to
demonstrate bis great superiority ss our
greatest military leader. Most clearly
and satisfactorily did he demonstrate it,
not only to our own people, but TO the
civilized world
The second letter 10 altogether OF
different character, and shows that.
while be was engaged in the perform
suce of his i'm portsut military duties,
be yet had an eye to other matters in
which the people wer. deeply Interests
ed These poor people about Freder-
icksburg and Stafford were suffering
for the necessaries Of lie, and, with
that batural goodness Of heart which
80 greatly distinguished him, he turned
aside from his military duties for q
time 10 secure relief for them.
Respectfully, JOAN LEToHEh.
Col. JOHN C. SHIELDS, Richmond, Va.
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4 Co., grocers, loss, $4,000. insur red
81, 400, in Massachusetts, offices; Law
renee C. Durkess, liquor dealer
loes $1,000, insured partially; E. B.
Putnum, liquor dealer, loss 81, OOO.
Convicted.
John Dorodigan against whom two
indictments have been found, aud who
is one OF the worst men in Boston, has
been convicted
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RlVEx NEWS.

Pirr,sURGH, Nav 4 -Mnnousshs-
Ia river is st stand with l9 reet 6
inches Allegheny River rising slowly
with l9 feet ' rnches Weather clear
and pleasant ell day. Thermometer 10
Sun ~.
CNoINN.rI, Nav River stationary
with 20 feet rise reported Tor above to.
night or tomorrow. Weather clear
and pleasant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05
Toledo Market.
ToLEpo, MAY :.

FLOUR R-Stesdy.
WHEAr-BeIter and in fair de-
msnd smter Michigan 81 7S on spot
and seller May; Is! seller jane No,
. red l 73; No ) red 63; rejected rel
l47
C0RN-Dull and unchanged; mix, q
45Ac seller Nav; white 5Oc seller Juus.
OATS-Dulli No = 29A
PORK-Furm at lSc
LARD-S}G9Io.
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PITTSBURGH.
ExettiDg Election.

PlrrsBURsH, MAY 4-Lsst evening an
exciting canvass was closed by the
printers OF this city, on the election fol
delegates to the International Typo
graphical Union. John Douglass, was
elected to represent the newspap per
printers and William g. Boyd to repre-
sent the book aud job printers. Mr.
Douglas is well-kuown throughout the
west and south. The session OF the ln-
ternstonal Uuiou will be held at Mon
treal In June.
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Trial Trip.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-The new
iron clad steamship, Pennsylvania, the
first OF the new army line, will leave
to morrow morning at 9 o'clock on her
trial trip. She will 60 lour hundred
miles to sea ss lar as Fire Island and
back. A select company Of the Direc-
tors and marine engineers, with Mr. W.
Fulton, o. the Associated Press and
James Mcconnell, OF the American
Press Association, will be on board.
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Oakes Ames And the Rest % Them" :"
The statement of 0akes Ames and
John B. Alley, that they did not con-
spire with Judge Underwood TO defrsud
Mcveigb Of bis AlexaDdria property, is
decidedly contradictsd by the evidence
before tie jury in the case, and by the
sepersie judgments Of the local tribunal
ct Alexsndris, the Virgins Court ol
Appeals, and the United States Sapreme
Court Their title and Undsrwoods
were both set aside, for the express
reason that they were tainted by fraud.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


NEW lOkA, Nay ..
Money wss close in the morning, 81
l-32 to Lilo, but became very easy 10
the afternoon aud dropped TO 5 pei
cent before three o'clock. Foreign
Exchanges closed up frmer and quota
tious Tor actual business were l0S} to
l0St tor sixty days sterling and lO9i to
1904 for sight. Gold was alternately
frm AMI weak. ranging between III
and ll6t; closed at ll6f.
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CINCINNATI.
Project Abandoned, A

CINCINNATI, May 3.-The scheme in-
suguraled by the Turner'S Society to
raise money by lottery for the erection
OF new theatre, has on account Of the
passage OF the lottery bill been sbsn-
doued. The Society had already gone
to an expense Of $4,000 in the way Of
agencies, advertising, &c. 1t is decided
however that the theatre shall be built
by the sale OF shares.
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foNDWALL JACKSON.

Some time ago you requested me to
send you General Jsoksou's resignation
H. bad . COPY Of Il. 4 few day,
since, in looking over such papsrs q
we're saved BY my mother, ! found q
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OhsO0O Ssasaes.
Tarr.a& I

WHEAT-No 2 spring quist and
unsettled At tl - 2it casb or seller
Nay. ] 258Ti 2,l go ] zoe. closing
at 25t .rIIs a..
FLOUR-Qaiet aud uncbsoesd.
CORN-Steady and moderately %.
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IN THE DISTRICT CuURr OF THE
i United States for ths District OF West
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
In the m utter OF Richard Porter ami
Richard J. Porter, paftnsn ~ n. PortH q
Co., Bank uptk
sotIoe 10 hereby given hat. By order OF
said court, iurther snd nnsi gsnsrsl m~et-
Ing OF the cfetltors Of said b,nkrupt sIn BE-
I'd d ~ ofA cril. A. ID. p7z, at 10 O'Clock A.
n, NJ the once of George Is Caid seii. kal.,
one Of the Registers In Btnkruvtcy ia sail
District lot the purp ses ns ned IN the 1Jth
sectton ofthe act Of Congress entitled On act
% establish Uniform ~ TEN ~ 'y,nkrupt-
cy throughout the UniUst stzteS appfvved
n arcn I, lSbs.
ROBERT y. srDLL-
Asiznee In Bankruptcy fof saI IA nkrupta.
sp Or
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NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HERE
snW prssnt scounts quarterly 10 thsls
patrons, who are be-dref - Jake dus not,os
thereof and govern ,nsmssivesaeoordinsiy.
C.P BROWN q o..
wxExIuo. March u, ls71 mar3
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In store and for sale ny
LI5P. DAvENpORrA a PAHKs
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His Excellency, JOIN LEroHER, Gov
ernor OF Virginia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-04-24

- Cine ioncsrbars Rrantbsit, Itrsibt
Der nYtUrin Drmptrnt". srnGrt asaeu,
a6rtig bier untsr bsn qtutfn. Srbalb
ibnsn nttt mebr allts mad gBunid aebt
uno bic @ldubi9sr auf Stiablung ibrsr
S6ulpsn brdussn, rpsrrsn ilt ptrriidt unb
psrlhpinrtn. Sn ben lsbtrn aht 3uaen
III peniafsns Elm babies Dubsno folder
Sale In pscrta ppr9tfpmmtn. Da IN
Surrlt unitr 8bsatsr Dirsttor 6rnfGsl NIT
benz bttlnntsn 8slduratsur @rSneIslb
pl6blth psrfhpunpen, pobur6 cine Be.
trd&iii&s gnjubl bOfnunsspUllsr Rsn.
fhsntinosr in Dtr Grpartuns, ben 9etraa
tbrtr Hs6nunesn Iu srbaltsn, bitter ae.
tduitt murer. Cine nod pirl Ihlimmere
utberralhung purte rem Suraern i'm
Na6barfdptGsn Ytfin ;u She'll, mo Der
6traus9tbsr bss tdsliGen ,ptfin 8sai.
fer" init Itinrm gan5tn gurratb an Galb
Utrruftst III. DttIt 9trridtbeit bat iibIs
5olgen geba6t, benn Der Sbrriff bat I'm
Sntsrslt rsr@ldubistrBsf pOn btrsanjtn
Drudsrtt 9suUmmsn, puburh bic putlt.
tatton her 3sttung stnstiltlt ptrbtn
mubts. pttin III itbt pisesr cbne tag.
li6s 3tttuns, wCmit bic itrsbIamsn Sauf.
lsuts Der dufbliibsnptn 5tabt burhaus
nt6t 5ufrtspsn 1nb. = Sn nnbtrn Staas
ten tonmtn dbnIids ,,grfrantuneen" unb
anfdus BON esrnrtissn ,,gBabnRnn" pur;
es lbttnt, bab man ts bier init einrr an.
ltsdsnesn Srantttit 3u ttun Bat, bic aQ,r
Stmnbnn9sn Der 8ttsrtndrdr,r fputtst
anG in rai6 tibfr bic 9anjs Union per.
Ort'tst. Die Symphonic fnb: Bttlsm,
mnn9 tn Der 9tssnb, mo man sspobnt IN,
Sae gorismUnnats gu trastn, ptlImiliiCds
9nluauuns oUn Der @tlt unp tbrsm
4 ar'tbsn, 9ftsesrssftIussnteit, pnrtisQ,r
Ssrlult ets SsItifpsrtrourns, gbnsiauna
es9tn noble Stifuihaft unp In sin,sIntH
SbrdutnIads.
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ltufdbi9c CScr cprruptc Seamte.

Die .8lnse iibtr @iesrifs In BEN an.
Rtuungsn ron Stomisn, foppbl geasns
itbsr rem ptalitrnttn Grant oils BEN neu
tn's Nnt grtretsnsn @ouptrnruren, mar
mod mic 70 nasrmsin unb Ietber aud 70
teuhtigt, dls asrats In ntuelfer 3sii.
Cob pcIttiitrn 6'sgurru nihts ,u Danf
asma6t wrrrsn lam, 1T cline altr Sc
ldthte, irenn attr tie siatnsn GpnIlt.
tusntsn unmutbtB ptrbfn unb ibrsm TN
mutbe laut 2uft MAIDEN, 70 mub Die
Sadie bod tinsn @runb batsn. gBir as
ben gsrne 3u, tne rs fir rirsn Rann,
wtIfsr Oirls uuo sintr6aliht 2ltmirr ,u
prrgeben bat, Elm barrier Stanb III, R6
gsgsn bic beutsbungriae Mrute BON arm.
tsridgern Al ptbrm unb aus esler Nctts
SCrab piitotgs SubistIf nue,ulufsn {;
absr mir beeauern lstbGIt, bob bic tsirris
fsnten DECENTRALIZATION nt6t ben Fttltttsu
Muib babtn, iitsr bic S6pfs Ger gsmtsr-
bsiller binpsg tins afiunOe ;urilfbalisnte
Surssrtbum ju grfifsu unp fh bort
traps, 8eptGt unc fdbige Rdnusr Der,
aus3usrttfen. &c ssb5rt allsrOiuss Wutb
rdju, pisl Wutb. bruu bns 3prngstsul
Der snitduftbten purnllttn wiirpr man&es
farft NannesberB srbstsa ,u MAIDEN I'm
Stanee istn; absr ipsnn ts nit unftrsm
Stdmtsntbum brfsr perbtn fol-. bletbi
faum elm ancersr 28se often. 9as gmt
mub BEN Wdnn iuhfn, uno Mot Der
Mann ons amt, psnn rs ttF,r ptrrsu
uno psnn Die tohstfsatsn Staaispisnsr
ben Grpartun8sn sntiprsGsR molten, bic
pas Sclf in iis ssisBt bat. (3utunft.)
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Scf6lhfic Der GDansDille (JuS. }
Sempcren;= ScnDention Der
6eiftli6feit.
(6prtfsBuns frlgt.)

,Da bic QtaielaIur bes Staatcs Sns
biana elm @tfsB poiTirt bdt, wsIGss aqes.
mriu ais bas Gsmpsfs,aefsB tstnnnt 1T,
b'Ten 3wtd III. bic Commune ecasn bic
llsbsl Der Sntsmptrsn, su ffdbtn uaS ba
mir alnubsn, bab irssnb Elm 3psifel an
Der GonltitutiOnaltdt brs @sisbts, mel.
der nod BEL b.m ginsn Opsr Qnesrn pUr.
btrrfdtn mag, has Ssirngsn irssno stnss
ben @sIsbsn astcrldmtn Burgers ni6t
bGsinFuGsn ioute, 70 lst
SsfhIoGsn, bab cs unfsr bsiliers ur.
tbtil IN. ais Gisnsr Der Rirtr, od6 fol.
trs @sisB fcfort urb fritt In 8raft &C..
isbt wsrpr.
9tltlUftn, bnb o[le 5rsunbe gutter
Srpnune unb Nii6trrrbsit li6, penn n5 =,
tbiS. Ssrstni0tn fultrn, um fOl6rs @tl.b
~ untfrfiiBrn.
Ssl6lofsn, bab ais Si6rsr unIerer
@smrtntsn mir bersit inb, fcl6s Waere.
asln nnnsbmen. nIs fir his gssisurtt Sn.
troftisBuu9 bts 0fGsetS nGlbig ine."
Gin Gommrntar btsr;u III dbnRGTtg.
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@slb unb aud Srstbstt buGtlbt mad
@utbdntsn 3u uerwertbsn. Die Wlttfien
tsrlslbsn bsioasn fur BEN 8sIf btr glatt
anGldnbtge Sunrttere In ben nabt aetea..
nsu 5Otsls. S6auttr6 unb isine Ser
panbtsn abtr fpleten eem DtriIIons
@ommanbsur 3almtaf In 1sin arpsss AZ.
r6umlaes 6auptquartitr, pdbrfno tiuiat
SsecnbsIisuttnants In Der ,.Sctbatsn
8ube" btim 8satmsnt psrblsibrn mu6ten,
nm 8ubs unp Srbnune oufrsdt Ut err
bnlttn.
Der DipiHons,g 6 ummanrsur bate te.
rsits fir baS 8saimtnt siusn gutrn 0iot
gum Eager sswdtlt; r tsfano RG auf
benz Ntribtnn 5ia wrfIih Don gIturas.
topn, bas bur6 ben Hcd Grssf BON
@aftinaton estrrnnt III. 5aImiof bate
titItn YInB ium Eager fir isnes Rent,
msnt rrpdbIt NEIL In Der RGbt brlIrlten
bas rsauIirs Gapa0srtc 8reinsnt laa,
o.m Der Sbtra hes SoIuntdr 9tsaiments
tttnfnlls nnasb6rts unb an mrltbrm bos
n,ue 8taimsnt Nnn6ss Iernsu tcuute.
Gm fclssutsn WOratn etasn ntun
upt 'uHO pup JNHlWtHl VI IISplpttTe
8sf" marf&bsreit, nm bas anaspisfsns
Camp su btSisben. Nuf tsm gpeas bd.
btu lief Der @ummanpsur baGslbt am
ptiesn 6nuie purtsi bffiIirsu unb tsr
prdiiosnt Gtnerin, Der ftpn puets, b0R
sin Tsgimsnt aus Gsinem Staote Sui.
nUts In Der Ndht anaslanat fsi. lfdnb te.
rstts auf bsr QttUne b,s Gopitcls, um bic
Observation-Disclosures ,u btarii6sn. Die
sRtas brfanben R6 bamals bts pieltn
WtlitdrS uno Der Sislsn Su6rwtrfe In
unb nm gBdfbtnatcn wsasn In sinem iebr
fdishten 3utanbr unb mitfnm arteitstr
id mandsr bur6 bic Gntt.brunatu bss
lanasn GrnnsportS 9sf6wdft. SclNat
our6 ben Straesnmccr. @nblih aes
lanste man an BEN purtduTesn 8eliim.
munasprt uuo nun purbsn Die 9aaersslts
srridtst uub fcnitiss arttiten pcraenom.
men, NIT btrsn Ss1drsibuug mir bic &C.,
fer otrf6ousn molten.
(5prtisBuns frIst)
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Die Anfmnft.

Sc 1T gar niGt mttns NbfGt, Osm Sc.
itr cine ausfiibrliGt S&iIotrung Der
eumaItssn Srtsss5uiidnbs Su sebtn, in.
OsiTtn tint fIeint Grinutruns baran lam
nitte lhnbsn uuo ,ursm III lie audt bsm
8trIauf unltrtr MittbsiIunssn nnetmrI.
fen. SD wiu rabsr, stt Id In Der Gr.
j6bluus Der @InwanSersr writsr Iurtlsbt,
,und61t ttntn turjsn llsbsrbItd ibsr bic
Situuticn ber MiilttGrmoGtn ssttn, mel
DE nm bic 9sit, ia bic ginwanbtrsr nit
isnsm 8ssimsnt In BaftinstUn anlans
ten, bort bsrum Stlaesrt parsH.
Ssit hr Nispsrlass Der Ssrsintaisn
Staattn In Der unslidIiGeu SGla&t am
Bull Hun I'm Ronat Sult bss Sabrts
1861, mo General 8lsntsr NIT Istusn
Dsutf&tn 70 srcbe Sapfsrtsit unb @rnr.
raI Iilss 70 erUbt 6stsbsIt ttwiss, Bat.
ten bic SibIiGtn cine fdrfs 9orpuasn.
linie nur prniat Nstltu ron RafbinstDn
an Der 8irsiutn Stitt bss potomac uuf'
ssasnt, 70 buB nur Elm s.rtnsss Grral
eane fret BON @ilttdr ssbIisbsn mar.
Bsr bamals In DuibtnstOn esipslsn IN,
pirb II& bsGtu nod wObI sriuntrn.
Die 5auptma6t Der SdbIi6tn bsbnts
G& bomaIs Bis unssfibr 3pGIf @siIsn
am pOtUmnc. ObrboIb 0afbinetcn, aus
unb sbsn 70 pisls NstIsn na& unttn gu,
wdbrsnp tie armss bss Generals Nt.
GIsGan btinats ,insn baIteirttIf6rmiStn
Strsifsn 9anbss stssntibsr Der Stabt NIT
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y M0mfTOtl &Otel, "

ar 6baIb, pa.
6itGetn unb auspGrtiefn 5rrunbtn bic rrsr-
bsne anjtist, bab Obisrs Sptsl i'm beiru StyIt
tinetrihttt unb NIT alien mUtsrntn 8erbtTsrun-
gen Strlsben III. &siGtnbf fnbsn hdftlbf quite
Strbtrsr. Gin GROCER SaaI fir 9Gaf unb Or,
eurfpntn fftbt su Ditnftn. 9u@ bic Stanuna
fur pfsret I6bt HtHts ~ tpiinlHen ibrig.
2Sap70 9. g, BatteHbtEa.
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Yin bie bentic6e 8eO6lfermmo
Won Pennsylvania.
Die

Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
lsnft Cure aufmerFiamfrit auf bic Gsbr litsraler
9nterslIsu, rpel6e lie an DsppliOrrn besabIt, du
bic Seringungfn, unter ttnsn @fle luridtrlabI
pirb, uno Defenders auf bic grobe Sidrrbrit,
pel6r turb bic 8ireftorrn bcr Yanf gebpirn
rpirb. Dies bsipriIf bic lbntIadr, taB, pbibpn
rs peniser ais Gin Sabr ift felt mir gslhGftt
besnnnrn, mir ieBt rintn arBsereu OrIbbrtrag
ais Dcppiimm babeu, ais ale bic SparbnnIrr
pcn birIrm County. gHir ecbrn nibt iu prii
renn mir lagru, bdb pnirrrn DrpOlitcrrn ip
grC6r Si6erbsit srbOtsn pirb, ais irsrnp mrlttrr
antrrrn Spnr.D .DrppitUren auf bielem GUnii-
nentr.
Bite, iprftt Int Der 9anF Spr uub 9br rrbGl
bort 3irfulnrr, pel6e iibfr ale Rrgelu uub gC,
etngunsrn Sud Nusfunft grben.
Sci 8. Scranton, WUits 3apIcr, 8. e.
pierce, gB. g8. gDintUn, lbpmas 1idur, 5n,
murl SlUau, 9obn 9rebin, Sra Iripp uns 8.
y. Vbrlps inb eir Dirrftrreu. t6ml7t
8. 9. pisree, prGftent.
8. 9. pbflps, ShaBmrifSr.
3bpmdS Didirn, gises sprGibsut.
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DcHt d.
6cncr= E 0cbens= ScrI.=
ilnc
Real Gstatc A9rntnr
uOn Gbas. ustter, 224 Ga&a. Aur.

ln @rrbrbuug nit lGBtfrsr Gompaanie rrbt
Orr Bismard Sune, bri etm riu Mdnn in
ar ufbritSfGllrn cine pE6cntIite llnirrliiiBuu9
sOn 5-i0 Dollars rrbGlt. TnmpbIStr ltrben CUR
DieppliiCu.
Die teiir suStrlGifgfr uub rein truti6r &c,
btnspsrfi6ruu9ssrlrai6aft in gmerifa If biz
0rrmnniG, 9irp 9prf, nit sirCm Capital
uno llrbfrld @ Spu S5,000,0O0.
gIae bic ib Serlidcrn npIlrn, prrern gut
tbuu, bri llnirrJridnrtsm prriuipndsn. Iir
YrGmirn fGnnrn UisrtsljibrIiG beSablt perbsn.
@bds. Better, 8tn. AgSnt
22ng72 22i 2afn. Ape.
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9SreD. StentclbMbcr

piinfdt bitrmit irinrn snbrritrn 6rfuntrn iub
6jTnrrrn dnluSrigen, bnb CT bic gRutbidGft lof
Sbpfrlcs,
No. 80 Nublic Saunrc, SnSicitr,
iibrrnrmmrn bat, unt pirS bcitrrtt Iein, mad
mic sor iib bic Giuuit ere pubIifumS su rrbal-
ten.
Sir eirrn fsinru ,,importirtsn" S6cpprn
Gbsinprin uuO Gin fril6rs Gitas Bier it iirt5
Sricr9t 1912
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bette 9Iuspabl impcrtirtrr unb rinbeim iitrT
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9lls uub epubUrrr PORTER.
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berry. 2emUr, pineapple, @inger, gnniaa II. (. N.
SimpnS ,,gruiIinu Sittrrs" pirb ais nusgr.
seibneiss Sonic iiberaa perfauft unS III ae9rn
Gispepfa unb CUR 9Iureiriguus ais Spriiigli,
DIES getrGnf empfoblsn. iSmi71
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SN6iOIl S0lus,

6ranflin NSsnut, rabe brm Giifnbdbu' Depot
eOrtuS 3eibler giJrntHHmrr.
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einasrittrt unb 6ilt unb arlrr lirttrn an Spfi-
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Important Bankrupt Decision.

Judge Rives, of the U. S. District Court, at
the recent term of his Court in Harrlsonburg
Va, rendered an important decision in bank.
ruptcy, which we find reported in substance in
the State Journal as follows:
Counsel had referred to recent decision ol
the Supreme Court of the United States upon
a case from Georgia, in which the Supreme
Court had virtually sustained the decision OF
The Court of Appeals of Virginia rendered the
18th of June last, to the effect that the home
stead exemption allowed by State Constitu-
ton could not be set up against antecedent
debts being in violation of the provision OF
the Constitution of the United States forbid
ding State from passing any law impairlng
the obligation of contract. The Judge ex-
pressed satisfaction at this decision, and re-
marked that il was noticeable as deciding that
a remedy existing at the time of the contract Is
part of the contract and falls within contem-
plation of the National Constitution forbidding
a State from impairing that contract
"But the Judge held that this decision OF the
Supreme Court of the United States only went
to deny the power of State to give retro.
spective homestead exemption. 1t did not and
could not impeach the power Of Congress to
pass bankrupt law impairing the obligation
of contracts by giving retroactive homestead
exemptions, or In any Otner way Hoe III coIHlct
with the only limitation imposed upon Con-
gress in this matter by the National Constitu-
ton, namely, that the bankrupt law should be
uniform. The Judge considered that the amen
datory bankrupt lew of March 8, 1873, was uni
form, as we'll as the laws of which it was
amendatory; and therefore constitutional: He
held that it was the very essence of bankrupt
law to impair the obligation of contracts, and
the fact that by giving homestead as against
pre-existing debts, it impaired the obligation
of contracts, was no argument against the con-
stitutionality of its bankrupt laws. The de.
cison of the Supreme Court of the United
States in the Georgia case went only to deny
the power of State to pass retroactive home
stead exemption, and not of the power of Con-
gress, and has no bearing upon the acts of June
s, 1872, and March 8, 1873"
In the same decision, Judge Rives took the
ground that his court had, "of right, full, COM
plete and exclusive Jurisdiction of the bank
rupt's estate wherever found, and in whatever
state of litigation, with power to terminate
litigation in other courts, and to collect, mar
shall and administer all assets"
In this position he sustained his opinion by
citations from Justice Story.
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We know not the author of the apothegm

We know not the author of the apotbegm,
"shrouds have no pockets" but its truth is SO
palpable that it strikes terror into the heart OF
the worldly man when he thinks of it. Not
one dollar of money, not one acre of my land,
ures can i carry with me. Gold is not the
standard of value at the graves mouth, and
earthly possessions are not entailed for use in
the other world. ave brought nothing into
this world, and it is certain we can carry moth
inc out" Lazarus and the millionaire are
alike penniless in the grave.
-"Well, Father Brown, how did you like
my sermon yesterday" asked young preach.
a fair chance at them sermons of yourn. I'm m
an old man now, and have to set putty well
back by the stove, and there's old Miss Smith,
n Widder Taft, n Mrs. Rylan's darters, and
Nabby Brit N all the rest, setting in front Of
me, with their mouths wide open, swallerln,
down all the best of the sermon; n what gifts
down to me is putty poor stuff, parson, putty
poor stuff.