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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIRTUE OF q writ Of Levari Facias, (Mechanes
In to me direc ted win be exposed TO Public Sale
arhe Lafayette hotel, No. al Shipley street, kept
byJames G. Pierson, In the city of Wilmington, NJ"
Cfte county, Del, on
SATURDAY, MARCH IS, 1874,
ats O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz
house, building or structure, located as follows
to Ms Beginning at point on the southerly side of
Daakare Avenue, rs feet from the southwestery in
tasertion of Delaware Avenue and Madison streets
ia The city OF Wilmington, thence westerly along the
,mtherly side of Delaware Avenue 20 feet, thence
80 thery and parallel with Madsou st. t0ft; thence
esterly and parallel to Delaware Avenue 20 feet
thnce northerly the said southerly side of Della
ware Avenue 60 feet to the place OF beginning hav-
Ing thereon erected one-sory brick building, (uow
ussd for cleaning carpet.1
Seized and taken In execution az the property OF
Thomas Ferry, (owner or reruted ownsr,) and to be
soldby - go
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sheriff s Once, New Castle, March .. 1sTi.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
REYNoLDs L CO.,
sac MARKET STREET,
tI . ..i WILMINGTON, DEL.

... FOR SALE.
/ hundred acres in New Castle Co., near Newark.
Fiity acres, do
Eighty-hv acres, DO. |
Forty five acres, do. t. |
one hundred and Twenty-Five acres do. !
in hundred acres Now Castle county, NEAR
: ono hundred and ty-three acres New Castle
county near Red Lion.
one hundred and two and a half acres same coun-
ty, near Backbrd.
Sixteen acres in same county. near Glasgow.
Fifty acres in same county, near wilmington
Ihiity-one acres in Chester county, near 1ough-
kenamOn.
Hundred and sixty acres In Chester county. near |
Hundred and eighty i've acres Cecil county, near
Hundred and eighty. -four acres Cecil county, near
Elktoh. ..la
Two hundred and seventeen acres in Kent county,
near GalehA
Three hundred acres IN Worcester county, nsar
Berlin.
Two hundred acres near summit Bridge.
Forty acres inkent county, Del, near Milford.
HOUSES.
III French street,
CORNER house Sixteenth and Walnut.
houses Fifteenth and Walnut.
house on Maryland avenue and Adams street.
l,ly French street, mouse and stable.
Two houses, Washington between Front and So
cond.
| Of ". & Il. il. H.
s3J Pine street.
| No 4iO East Fifth street ten rooms.
1919 West Fourth treet, 8 rooms.
| 1921 West Four1h street, rooms.
| l?l West Fourth street, rooms.
1909 West Twelfth street, Z rooms.
~ French street, rooms.
| 3is East Tenth street, rooms.
| COS West Front street, rooms
Gi0 West Front, rooms,
| 6i2 W. Front rooms.
| 1908 w. Second, rooms.
12O5 W. Second, rooms.
1902 Chestnut street, rooms
| 1901 Chestnut, rooms.
| 1906 Chestnut, rooms.
| 200 Chestnut, rooms and store rooia "A
ti6 King, IA rooms.
81 Market, II rooms.
| sl2 Market, II rooms.
| lll9 Market, 10 rooms.
| OUl Shalcross Avenue, 8 ROOMS.
| Otl Shaicross Avenue, rooms.
Two houses cor her Ninth and Wilson str Gets.
SOS shipley, 10 rooms
Corner of Shallcross and Scott, rooms.
Al lW water 10 rooms.
i Three houses Nladley chapel, rooms.
: Seven houses on street, rooms.
} -Four houses on A street, rooms.
one house on Heal, rooms.
Tm ,So h ,,n on To .s.i nd ICONS ICONS
VIZ . ""HSg Oh Lamotte 4 rooms
one house on Eighteenth rooms
| ZIG Lombard street.
Four houses in the Ninth Ward
one house at Twelfth and Pine
one house In Elliott street.
ii3 Harrison street, 10 rooms.
| lil5 Harrison street, ~ rooms.
i'i' Harrison street. Y Rooms ;,
o"o'ty Property list lien, $40,
a" New Castle County Farm, 81
:" Country Seat, "a
o " Machine Works, ,,y'@
| " City Property, IN
~ Several sums from $3.50 to $500 '"'
" ,l inc aooye Mortgage. will be sold ct au Aysrsi
y mar i2-sm. REYNOLDS g @,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

ROLLING THE GRouND.-A correspondent
OF the Germantown Telegraph writes: "On dry
or wet ground the effect of the roller is found
TO be saiutary. Flowed and prepared for SOW
lug, dry land Is much helped by the roller The
blades OF grass spring up sooner and retain a
Timer hold In the earth. In a season of drought,
rolling has saved the crop, when without it
the seed would have never sprung from the
ground. In wet and heavy ground II Is beiey-
ed the roller, smoothing and hardening the
surface, will leave the soil immeti lately beneath
the surface In a better condition to generate the
seed. On grass ground that has been heayrd
by the frost the roller has an excellent effect in
liking tho roots. Rolling the ground is also
good when the land has been laid down un.
evenly the previous year If the land is too
dry. walt till just after soaking rain, and 1t
will work capitaly. II is good idea TO roll
plowed sowed ground before narrowing, as il
presses down the burrows that would be turned
back and makes the surface less uneven, and
the harrow pulverizes ii much. We find that
on an average not one farmer in four has roll.
ler."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
NOTICE.

| MiRuARET MCCORMICK, do hereby give
notce that shall apply To the Judges of the
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace and JAN De
livery OF the State OF Delaware, in and for New
Castle County, upon Monday, the nth day of May
next A. D., lsIi being first day of the next MAY
Term Of tue said Court. for License Ia keep nn Inn
or Tavern, ut No AZ West Front street. in the First
Ward of the City OF Wilmington, Delaware, and TO
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk ON tho and the following
frrehOueIs recommend the SAID application, to wit
John Riley. Ills
John Safing, Patrick Cusics
his mark.
Charles Mulin, Wit John Riley,
mark, James Cook
Wit Hcnry Bradley. his
nus William PRICE,
John Carroll, mark
- marx Nlt,-JOhn hiiir,
w.t. Uhhh, John Maiey,
. hlS HIS
dohh duncan, Jeremiah Feathcihun,
- marx mark
W.T. Thomas hahey Wit.-John Feather son,
WHiiAm Feehey, Thomas Haney,
MS Patr lex Newell
John feAtherson, ChIiBtan Strobel,
mark Patrick Hughes,
Wit Thomas Haney, Daniel McCosker,
his james karrigan,
John Nicholas, August Ashenbach,
mark. James McRenna,
Wt'-John Riley, Patrick Holland.
John w. Lynch, John Q. Kennedy.
maT23-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

"Oardfy aud applied outsoardiy II 10 the
GFedteeSt ram Remedy ever DIG
covered
PA1N SEARCHER cures Cramps and Palms in
tne otoinach ana Bowels, Headache, Iootashe, Neu-
atsin, Palntor5 Collie, Bites and Stings of InEeots
Soreness, Swelllngs, Asiatic Cholera, Frost biies
Sore Throat, Foul Stomach, Sea Sicknesa Asthm.
heartburn, Indigestion, Cholera Morbus, Sprains
ram IN the BACK, &C.. and Aches and aims oil eyerv
character We have cured hundrsds Of casea OF pains
anu cramps IN the stomach and bowels fin our oicel
turing the past year with only dose Of the Pain
DANIEL Il. HIqNUT, residing at 4l2 West Sac
ond street. says the Pain Sesrcher "A
hlsson, boy Of Il years, Of Rheums tism IN "a
nos, somueh he could put his foot on the floor and
sven Walk across the room, which he had NOT done
Two weeks previous. few doses invArdIy and wet
this wonderful result P~'p ""oe'ea
u. II. *. BLACW ELL, sign painter, was entirely re-
heNeu OF Painters Collie In 30 minutes
HENRY McCREA was relieved or n yiolent head
acne IN 80 minutes. After suffering terribly sor Two
weeks, and trying hosts of remedies without relief
"a, mn SearGher relieved as IL ever will do JAMES
STAFFORD, Of MIL Creek Hundred. was rslisy Al
OF violent pain In the stomach in 8 minutes. VIM.
MiSEhi Lsndenberg, ssys 1t il . splendid Remedy.
IN Asatc Cholera 1t takes tho lead Of All other ram,
edes Our registry OF reference N large and tha
hunper OF names increases every day. We RuArap
zee u Az we say Il to be remedy of untold ysjue TO
the afnieted and Just Its indicated perfeet
pam seaicher Price 90 cents bottle, with full d.
rections for Medical Treatment "- '1A ="
Prepared and sold by
DIR. j. SIMMS d SoN
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington mai phua
dot ha Depot, 6U2 Arch street Pblladelpbia Sod
by druggists generally. ienST
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

John W. Fox, Judge OF the Eleventh district
OF Arkansas, was shot on the street in Forest
City, on Saturday m0rning,by a lawyer named
j. K. Aldridge, and died a few hours after
wards. AldriJge gave himself up. 1t Is sup
posed the assassination was provoked by Judge
Fox having punished Aldritge FOL contempt Of
Court
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

Frederick Douglass has been chosen Iresi-
dent Of the Freedmen's Savings Bank at WASH
tngton and DR.. c. B. Purvis, another colored
man has been chosen its VICE President The
bank has branches in most OF the Southern
States, and forty Gu, of seventy clerks employ
ed by II are colored
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

Mrs. Ann Sconce, the wife of a well-known
farmer Scott county, KY, became hysterieal
on FRIDAY, hightfuy cut Two of her children
WIN arazor, and then committed suicide by
cutting her throat. The children, who are
'sso anu IL years respectively, may recover.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

CHEAP BEEF FROM TExAs.-The trade in
shipping dressed beef from Denison, Texas, TO
this City, which was commenced in the early
part OF December last, has since continued and,
has met with considerable success. Up to the
present Mr. Thirston, the agent IN this City for
the atlantic and Texas Refrigerator Car Com
pany,' has received seventy-tiye car loads of
the dressed beef, containing 10000 pounds in
each car, aud, with few exceptions, the meat
has been received IN good condition, and found
a ready sale q, from six to seven cents a pound
to retail vendors. 1t is considered that the
large supply of Texan beef thus thrown upon
the New York market has had the effect of low
ering the price of fresh-killed beef about SO a
cwt. The company engaged in this bust he SIS
say they have capital Of S250,000 inve sted
and they look forward to large results. As
already stated in the Times, extensive abattoirs
have been established In Denson, where the
cattle were slaughtered and then transferred Ia
the refrigerator cars which run at the rate of
fifteen miles an hour, and reach New York
regularly every week In five days and some
hours. The company do not propose 10 work
this trade during the summer months, as the
| patent requires some improvements before this
| can be undertaken. From the success, how.
| ever, which has attended the experiment so
| far, they are confident that after some time
such improvements can be effected In the cars
as will place them In position 10 send con.
| slant supply of beef to the Washington ma rket
all the year roundup Y. Times.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

Geo. II. Vincent who recently located In our
city, Is about TO return to Sussex county, his
venture among US not having proved as prod
table as he had anticipated.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

At2 o'clock, p. ID,
Tho following described real est ate, Viz:
An that certain piece or parcel OF land, lying and
being situate In the city Of Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and described as follows, that is to ray =
Beginning on the line of tho westerly side OF Seurles
street, at the distance OF fifteen iect, or less
from the formed By the elton OF the line
Of the northery side of Second street with line
the westerly se OF Searles street, and at the ceLtre
OF the wall dividing the house this from the house
the lot adjoining on the south parA
lei to Second St and passing through the centre
division wall GO feet more less TO the eAseiy side
0 IT. Wide alley, leading with Second St; thence
nOrtherly along said side Of said alley II II
10 corner thence easterly parallel to Second street
and passing through the centre of the wall div idiug
the house on this lot from the house tue lot ad
Joining the north 6y feet inc hes the westerly
side Of Searles street. and thence southerly along
side of Searles street IA feet less thu place
OF beginning, be the contents within Sid bounds
| What they may.
Seized aud taken ir execution As the property Of
William Thomson and Mary NJ. Thomson, his wiie.
and TO be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheiia
| Eehsrih7s Ofice, New Castle, March 8, isTi.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
SATURDAY, April. 4th, 1871,
At O'Clock, p. IN

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain farm tract OF land, situate in Mill
Greek Hundred, aforesaid, and described as follows,
TO wit: Beginning at stone In the middle OF the
H0ekessin road corner for land sold David Wilson,
thence by line OF said land (Which part No. of tue
real estate OF Isaac Dixon, decd south sBA deg
92 W. 100 perches to stake tor ThOs Pearsons
land, thence with line of that land north, degrees
west, 1871 G10 perehes to stake, of William
Pearsons land thence with a line Of said land
north 30 deg, &c minutes east 10 100 OF perch 10
n stake, corner Tor other land sold David Wilson.
(part OF the real estate OF Isaac DixOn Aforesaid
thence by the lines dividing land from this south
degrees cast, rs perehes TO stake thence north
rs deg east, 10 10 pershes to stake thence south
degrees east, 18 s-i00 perches to stake. thence
south CS degrees west, 50 perches TO stake In the
middle of the Pea son road thence along the mid
die OF the said road south degrees, u 2iO perch
es 10 a stake in a line OF Thomas Jackscns land
thence by that land south az degrees east 4s l. IL
perches ~ a stake In the middle Oi the HOckessin
road aforesaid, thence along the same being line
the Aforesaid land sold TO David Wilson, south "a deg
west 81 s-l0 perches to the place OF beginning, con
tanning within said bounds 81 Acres and "A PeTches
of Land, moi or less together with tue house, barns
buildings, fences and improvements thereon.
Seized aud taken into execution ~ the property of
Marguerite 4. Dixon and Joshua j. Holmes, Admin
strstors OF flasher Dixon, deceased and trrre ten
ants, and 10 be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sher1ns ONCE New Castle, March II. q. d., 1874.
N.B.-The farm IL beautifully situated In the rich
"Hockessin Valley on the line OF the wilmington
& Western Railroad, about miles from the city OF
wilmington on which there Is supposed to be largo
quantity OF kaoln. The buildings are good,
cOnssting OF u large house, double decker &s61A
barn, and other outbuildinga, This property ,.H
Is worthy the attention OF farmers or any one E&S
seeking profitable investment.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of R-wTit OF Levaii Facias, to direct
ed will be exposed to Public Sale al the LAFAYETTE
Hotel, No, 81 Shipley street, kept by james c.
Pers"n in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle coun
ty, Del, on
SATURDAY, MARCH IS, 1874,
At2 O'clock, p. M,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
NOTICE.

I SARAH MARTIN, do hereby give notice that
10 shall apply to the Judges OF the Court of uen-
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle County
the May Term, A. D., 1874, for license to keep a
hotel, at No East Water Street, in the Second Ward
OF the city OF Wilmington, Delaware, and the follow
ing ireehoders recommend the said application, to
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
JAMES WOoLLEY. -,--i17, 80 h. A. VAN TRUMP
|. ~ WOoLLEY 4 VAN TRUMP
n FIRE LIFE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT
|TNSuR ANCE AGEN TE
->- Hlsta1311shed 1885,
- Ne L .Journal Building, Adjoining City Hail.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
,,,.. --'--'~ SlOS.IOS,S44.
$1OS,1OS, S44.
Total Cash Assets,

Company
Pnmnxns
Famshs SSaSSy Company
II cara mS a % ~ -
French
New jersey sIG@
DeawareF ire Wilmington DEL
Esss% ssss Ss d Assg 5000
bind
ss% Agent A as v7 q Europe
your patronage
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
SHERIEE,S SALE.

SHERIEE'S SALE.
II virtue of sundry writs OF venditioni Exponasto
e directed, will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
Layette Hotel 81 Shipley street. kept by james u.
h,on, in the City Of Wilmington. New Castle Coun-
t,IeL, ON -
@a At2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
= BaKers Union Commission house, situated
6A In the city OF wilmington, on Fourth street
" between Walnut and Poplar streets the lot
Aeis 20 feet front on Fourth street running back
ehtv feet the building is 80 feet front on 4th
sui, by g. feet deep, stories high with a 10 feet
wi anew running to stable and carriage shed, also
coitcted with the building.
tired and taken IN execution the property of
thBAkers' Union Of the City of Wilmington, Della
vie and to be sold by -
ROBBERY l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Slrif,s Ofica, New Castle. March Y, lsil.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
SHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facasto me dir ected
will be exposed to public sale tile LAFAYETTE Hotel
81 Shpley street, kept by James &. Person In the
city oil Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaw are ,
SATURDAY, MARCH2s, 1874,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
ShoriGs Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Plus Levari Facias, 10 rue
directed will be exposed to Public Sale the Hotel
now occupied by Jacob Hyatt, in Newport, in Chila
tiana Hundred, New Castle county Del, on
SAluRnAN APRIL IllI 1s-I
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
DIR. SIMMS' PAIN SEARCHER.
What it Will positively do

1t frequently relieves instantly and never h.,
pseh known to fail in any case 1t L used
m0ardty aud applied outsoardiy. It IL the
Greatest an Remedy even Dir
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

IaoR SHERIFF.. ~
II TO TIE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE Co.ttM
respectfully offer myself as candidate Tor the
once sf Sheriff at the coming nomination election OF
| the Republican Party OF New Castle county.
Subject to the decision Of the Republican party
HENRY WHITMAN,
TAHITI Mil Creek Hundred.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04

dates, yeu must admit that the govern
! ment established by The Constitution as
it came from the hands OF it's trainers
no longer exists. The omnipotent arm
of the ."new nation" born Of a war
prosecuted to preserve the Federal Re-
public, blots out States and converts
them into petty provinces at its pleas.
ure.
| do not believe the transformation
this bill assumes has taken place, nor
can it until you boldly proclaim that
the Constitution as it was written is no
longer the supreme, fundamentally
for your government. know in prac-
tice it is treated as obsolete, as no long
er Of binding authority, but it still
remains the written law. with its
specifications and restrictions, to
remind you that your powers are limit
ed, and cannot be stretched by an un-
limited power OF construction to suit
the interests of q predominant sect or
party. Under repeated Entertainments
upon its provisions, the fabric of govern
ment is sileDtly but surely crumbling
and totteripg to its fall. Upon its
ruins is being raised colossal struc'
ture, magnificent in its proportions,
dazzling 10 its patronage, bespangled
with the armorial ensigns of despotism,
and altogether unlike the simple re-
publican government bequeathed to US
by the men who framed the Constltu-
ton. IL there not just reason to fear
that while retaining the form, we are
loosing the substance Of free govern
ment2
A constitution made up OF balanced
powers must ever be a critical thing.
\ Being once settled upon some
compact, tacjt or expressed, there Is no
power existing OF force to alter it wlth-
out the breach OF the covenant or con-
sent OF all the parties.
Shall not a halt be called, and that
pernicious species OF construction,
which enlarges the powers Of the Fede-
raj Government to the destruction OF
the whole system, be excluded and for
ever abandoned Let us preserve re-
ligiously the Constitution, which forms
the keystone that binds together the
well-constructed arch OF the Union, and
in so doing we shall secure good gov
eminent and liberty to all.
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MEMORANDUM,

Ey decree of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, entered on the 18th OF February,
ISS0, the above mentioned tract OF 50 7-l0C
acres, and the coal underlying the tract
of 1871 aces, were divided and partitioned
hetwesn said Thompson and wife, and
Tewis Lunsford, who neld undivided inter
ests therein: said decree or PARTITION is e.
corded in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, in deed book
No. IS, page 62i, &C. jlyl Ell
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04
Teachers Examination.

1,HE ANNUAL EXAMINATION or
applicants for pos tons as IescheIs
in the Wheeling public schools, Will tske
nlare I'm the Fourth ward school Hall, on
thursday. July 2nd, ensuing, commencing
at Q O'CLOCK a. m. Candidates must be pre-
sent promptly at this hour. None but
actual applicants for positions As Teachers
for the ensuing year, n eed apply for exs M
nation F. S WILLIAMS,
Chairman Examining committee.
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EIORT.
,nn BBI.S. MOSS ROSE,
tsHt 100 Sterling,
w go a. Choice Family,
900 " cottage xxx.
IIS " YO Semitic Lily,
iOe 90 Cream of Indiana,
ON d" Gem (Spriug wheaO
i'm " white Rose,
ion " Washington,
100 PeerlGEn,
| store and for sale ty .p.ppc
LIST, DAVENPORT . TAHkS
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Rv virtue OF decree rendered and enter
ad in the above entitled cause, on the M.
teenth day OF May, 1874. by the Clreul'
Court of Ohio county Inc unaerslshe" pc
ciaI commissioners will, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04
Fine Island Residence
FOR SALE:

= OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE, ON REA-
SnSARI,Et,rms,t the property on Norm
Front street, Wheeling Island, wnere now
reside. The lots are fifty and Sky
feet font and extend clear 10
t,e liver There IL large, COM
ttnoylinns dwelling in excellent repair
thereon, containing Is rooms with all mod
ern imrr vements. There Is also a nm III . .
new Stable on the lot. ON the GROUNDS al e
fruit trees, grape vines aIoo[s MOWERS, %e,
so The residence + about tweIVe minutes
,raIly rom the center OF tn city, and is III :
toSst. or a most desirable location to reSide
s0r narticulsrs apply at {. II. Booth q
Co.'S boat store, or on the premises.
G.. III. BOOTH.
iunel2h
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28 Building Lots for Sale
COM ISSIONERS' SALE.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of OHIO
1 county.
James FIlan, -
as. 7 III cushSeiS
Iouis Juncke, f at
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3PEEOH
Hon. John J. Davis.
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
I'm the House of Representa-
lives.

On the bill to protect all citizens in their
civil and legal rights.