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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
1874

1874 AUTUMN 1874
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
CARPET DEPARTMENT.,
80, so MARKET STREET.
NO. $50 MARKET STREET
MASONIC TEMPLE.
NEW STYLES OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
cAhPETiMGs. OIL CLOTHS.
MATTlNGs, RI GS, AZ.
THE ASSORTMENT Is UNUSUALLY LARGE.
AND CONTAINS MANY ELEGANT DESIGNS
CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO OUR HOUSE,
tPEe1AL ATTENTION Is CALLED no raE LINE
Or cRosslEY TAPEsTaY BRUSSELS, TEMPLE.
TONS ENGLISH BRUSSELS. LOWELL. COS
THREE PLYs. INGRAINs. &c. 3c
MOTTO CHEAP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE
GRANVILLE wORREII,
ieos-u go AND s22 MARKET STREET.
OPENING
viii open on MONDAY, September l4th.
GRAND CENTRAL RESTAURANT AND BIt
LARD PARLoR.
Southeast corner sixth AMI Market Streets
The public can lie accommodated with oysters
aud all the delicacies Of the season.
~ A. L. McCLANB,
seple-et Manager.
T'HE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED
Legal Blanks OF All Kinds,
Bonds, Mortgages, Summonses
Notices TO Quit, Executions
Deeds for Cemetery Lots
Blank Note Books.
Magistrates uonyeyancers. and all other Legal or
Business Blanks.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

sS-For Perfectly Pure Spices and Cider Vinegar
go to Bowmans, oil and Second and King, and
thereby (and there buy save trouble and expense
that would result from the purchase Of inferior
articles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
CITY ITEM s.

So Meme cloth gal ers selling very cheap at Bal
Geek 4 Bro. 206 and 20s Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
apanted.


WTANTED-A COLORED WOMAN,
w for general homework: must be well recon-
mended. Apply on Adams Street, doors South OF
sepls-3t DELAWARE VENUE
NTANTED = BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant woman, situation as seamstress
or 10 go out by the week. Address II. ca"
sepls-2t' This ONCE.
WTANTED-A COLORED WOMAN
w for general housework none but good
seps-st' aaS MARKET ST.
M ANTED IA YOUNG LADy
w Teacher wishes board In a private family,
convenient to City Railway. Address with full par
tlculars. sepl6-9t LOCK Bon, No II.
NJ A N Y L D.-TiOSE WHO WISH
w light, honorable aud healthy employment all
MR.. LEvERING,
sepi5-ht Grubb's Hotel, Front and Market
WANTED TO BUY A SCHOLARSHIP
w OF the Wesleyan Female College.
ALEX. CHANDLER,
sepI-u No. 6iO Washington Street
NNTANTED = AN HONEST, SOBER
w and energetic business man. OF good address,
10 sell the best selling, simplest and ghtes running
shuttle sewing machine In the market; must come
well recommended; none other need apply. Good
pay and good horse and new light wagon will be
j. II. PRIMROSE, Agent,
aue2l-tf us Market st., Wilmington, Del. Y
w AN TED "A WHITE WOMAN
w who IL good cook. A Catholic preferred.
Apply at Lje26-tfl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
for Bent.

V'0 LET-TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS
Il with or without hoard. Apply at
sepl46t' sh2 W. NINTH ST.
DOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM,-APPLY
Il u story N. X. corner Sd and Market sepT-tf
EOR RENT-COAL YARD NO 7I3
l. W. Front Street, Office scales lime house. coal
bins and stabllng for six head OF horses Address
GEORGE ID. KELLEY,
aug6 u Wilmington. Del.
DOR RENr-THE THREE STORY
IL brick house No lila West St., In good order.
with all modern improvements. Apply to
JOHN RANDLE,
le22-lI on the premises
ENOR RENT-STORE NO. Z i. FIFTH
Il Street, In Clayton House Building.
1e5-tf K. II. TAILOR, 500 Market st.
NOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
Il suitable for Boarding House or Professional
onlces on 9TH St., opposite Clayton House.
mar2-1 G. Il. THOMAS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

The MONUMENT F ND.-Eli Crozier reports the
following additional subscription, to the Monu.
ment Fund: W. W. Woodward, ST. Sylvester
Ranhard, Sli L. Griffith, S1;I g., So; ]. II.
shelp, 50; P. W. Mcdowell So; W. A. LsMotte,
50; Geo. Gouert, 50; Henry Feldmeier, 80; Jos.
E. Miller, 20; H. Stirling, 80; T. NJ. ogle, 50;
j. II. Simms, Il; Thomas Mitchell, 80: w. j.
Brown, 81 Cash, Sc; ]. IL. Muhlhausen, SO
Total; Ss7. Previously reported 359G.52. Whole
amount subscribed, $685. 81 more than half the
amount desired.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

The Corn CRoP.-The corn crop is an aver
age one in the upper part of New Castle county.
There is no small degree Of disappointment
amongst farmers when they come to cut the
crop. The indications all through the summer
and up to the dry weather indicated an unusual
yield far above the average. At that time it
was common saying amongst farmers,
how, without any more rain
1t was true that an average crop was Sc
cured for the early planted corn, but the late
still needed more rain, which not falling in time
to be beneficial, it falls short of the
usual average. The average in corn the present
all things taken into consideration there is pro-
badly as much corn raised as last year but it is
doubtful if the yield per acre is equal; if SO it
certainly does not exceed it. Upon the whole
however the corn crop Of upper New Castle is
good, IL not altogether what was anticipated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

EES Sin Is often the result OF physical ill-heath and
feeble stomachs. During one-third OF our time the
process Of digestion continues To be dyspeptic is
10 be miserable; dyspepsia is the foundation OF fe-
yers and all diseases OF the blood liver skin and
kidneys. Dyspepsia yields to the virtues Of the
vegetable Ingredients In that great purifier OF the
blood and restorer OF health, DR.. Walkers Vinegar
Bitters. aug24-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

or Since iDe haze been getting our coies Of Bow
man, we have no cause for complaint; and though
not much Of tea drlnker, iatter ourselves that
we know the article when we drink 1t, Bowman can
suit US his stores are sill and Second and King
When you want anything in his line we advise YOU
10 90 there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

A SSIGNEES SALE
"A or
FIRST LASS FURNITURE
VAL he sold a. Public Sale, by Catalogue.
SEPTEMBER Q2d AND qsd, 1874, at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
at No. 22s MARKET STREET
The following described ilrst-cass furniture con.
sist ng OF chamber suits bedsteals bureaus and
Wristbands, parlor suits, sofas and chairs large
easy and turkish chairs, lounges and Mattresses la
dies and gents writing desks. book cases, side
boards, marble top tables. boquet and card tables
lookngRas 'es, camp chairs and stools chiliren's
rocking and high stools, backing boxes fOot-stools
ottomans, piano-Atools hat and clothes racks hook,
shelves, paror corner closets umbrella stands mli.
sic stands, towelracks, library step-lalders, large
assortment OF rocking chairs, lambrequns and win.
dow cornishes, large assortment of window shades
plain. fancy and Holland. fixtures and rollers of all
descriptions fixtures for venetian blinds muslin he'd
cklng, hair clotn and oil Goth large assortment
OF terry FUR iture gimp and silk cor s. picture cord
anu iassels, Howe sewing Machine, l Marvin safe
(uew) ilrst-class hair pcaer, Hoovers celebrated
bedstea AMI reclining chairs, | WI sons pa'ented
adjustable Medical chair, letter press. counting
house desk, hair, tow. husk moss lacks and many
articles too numerous TO mention
sepl5-1t ROBERT II. JONES. Assignee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

CASES ron THE s. p. G. A. TO LOOK AFTER.-
Yesterday it is reported that carter filling up a
low place on Jackson near Second Street, drove y
horse on three legs, all the forenoon. The
fourth leg was hurt so badly that the horse could
| not use it.
Another case is that of some boys serving milk
in the Western part of the city, in the evening.
There are usually three or -four and sometimes
more in the wagon, besides the milk cans.
They usually come in Seventh Street
and the horse "a poor onel is pounded and beat
with sticks up Seventh street loaded with his
burden of lazy boys and milk. BY the time the
end OF the route is reached, the poor horse IL 10
much worn out that he is unable to pull even the
empty wagon without the boys. Yesterday
evening, he gave out at Fifth and Washington
streets, and had to be unhitched from the wagon
One boy then led the horse by the bride, while
ANOTHER goaded him along with stick and two
or three others pulled the empty wagon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
sepl4-1In
Tptiffs.

NOTICE-CITIZENS LOAN ASSOCIA-
~ TloN.-The 4th annual meeting of the above
ASSOCIATION VIII be held on Thursday evening next,
september s4th, at ~ O'Clock nj 302 Market street,
election held
sepls.ot GEO. c MARIs, Secretary.
NOTICE - TO THE MEMBERS OF
~ American Star Lodge No. /, a. o. @. F., you
are hereby requested 10 att, nd regular meeting Of
American Star Lodge No. l. on Tuesday evening,
sept; I'D, at ~ O'Clock, business of Importance
WIN De brought before the meeting by order OF
sepls-Yt THOMAS MoRINE. R. 4.
NOTICE = MINQUA TRIBE NO 8,
IN Imp. o. OF r. M.-Members OF this Tribe are
hereby notified to be present at the regular Council
fire, 10 he kndled on the 18th sleep Of this moon
at ~ runs. Action will be taken upon resolution
amending Art. 10 OF the Bylaws. by oder OF the
Tribe sepls-2ts II. oyENsH1NE, @. Of r.
TNAKE NOTICE-CITY TAXES ALL
Il taxes for 1873, not yet paid, must be settled i'm
mediatey II not the law will be enforced 10 all
cases. Those who have not settled had better al
tend TO the matter at once and save costs.
ALIEN. CHANDLER,
sepl7-im CITY Tax Collectors.
NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE CITY
~ Council OF Wilmington will be held In the
Council chamber In the city Hall, on Tuesday Sep
tember 22d, 1914, at O'Clock, p. IN for the purpose
OF hearing and determining the facts In the of
the contested election for q member of tue City
Council from the Seventh Ward, for The term of one
year, in which Arthur II. Grmshaw is the contestant
ana Maxm an !. Lchtenstein the person returned
and proclaimed as elected
WILLIAM S. HAYES,
sepi5-0t CLERK OF the fity Council
NOTICE = A MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders Of the Mechanics Loan Associa-
ton. In pursuance Of call 4ting OF the stock
holders OF tie Mechanics Loan Association will he
held at the rooms, ~ E. cor. Third and Market, on
Thursday evening Sept. 2lth, at $50 O'Clock. full
attendance ia requested.
sepl4.le.ls-sl- 3a2a-2i W. j. MORROW.
NOTICE - THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the stockholders Of the Home Loan Assoca-
ton VIII be held Monday, Sept. 2lst, at ~ O'Clock
7. NJ, at the usual place OF meeting.
sepi4.1t E.T. TAYLOR, secy.
DAN STOCK = SHARES IN THE
~ Fourth Series Of Home Loan Association, Just
issued. for sale. The first payment due on the ith
Friday In september. Apply 10
sep4-tf k. y. TAYLOR, secy
NOTICE-CIrIZENS LOAN ASSOCIA-
~ TlON.- he 4th series Of 500 shares for sale
at 81 per shaae FIRST payment on or before October
lst next. sep7-tf GEu. c. MARIs. Fec.
N0TICE-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS.
~ We have hanging in our business office copy
OF the last City directory IN which are noted all
errors and omissions that come 10 notice. In or
uef tnat they may not occur next year. We appre-
ciate the great need CT accuracy In a work OF this
KIND and request all subscribers and others who no.
tce any defects TO advise us of them that they NAV
be noted and corrected.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.,
jy22-u Fifth and Market Streets
NOTICE JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
IN removed his Onlce TO No. 6 W. Eighth Street
Almonds building. RRICK nf nil ktnda nm no nj
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

r. D. SEEDS,
- CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
shopi Fourth street, between West and Tatnall
itesldence Adams st 4, o doors south OF Delaware
Avenue. Estimates furnished on.all kinds of work
any Jobbing carefully attended to at reasonable
price, ly2s-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
THOMAS NJ. OGLE

THOMAS NJ. OGLE
4 AUCTIoNEkR,
pOWBOTHAM IL FRAIM,
IL AuCTloNEERs,
No. g. East Fourth Street.
JOSEPH L. MILLER, REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT AND AUCTIoNEER, s. r. CORNER
Fourth and King Streets, Graves Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

THE BEST GREEN GINGER CAN BE
l. purchased at II z. FOURTH sT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
THE COMMERCIAL PRESS

COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19
REGlSTRY BUREAU.

u
NOTICE.-The Registry Bureau will be opaned
on Monday, July 13ih inst. To avoid combustion
the better 10 arrange and distribute the WORK of this
Department, the city has been divided into sections
and the time appointed in which the citizens (pro-
party holdersD In each section are respectfully re-
quesed to present their Deeds, with a correct lie
scrlptlon OF their property at this onlce.
ISL section extends from Market to Union and
from Front TO Seventh treets; from July 18Th TO
2ltl. w.
I'd Section, Market to Union, Seventh u Th'r-
teenth Streets; from July 9th to August 10th.
81 section, Market to uniOn Thirteenth Street 10
the Brandywine; from Aug ust 10TH to oath
4th Section, Market to Union. from Front Street
south to CITY Line; from August oath, to Sept It'll
5th Section, West o. Market and North Of Bran
dywin.; from Sept. 18th to 2isf.
9th Section, kast OF Market and North of Ninth
Street; from Sept 2lst to Oct. 5th
Ith section, East of Market, from Third 10 Ninth
Streets; from Oct. 9th to 18th.
sth Section, Kast OF Mari ct AMI South from Third
to Street; from Oct. 18th TO Nov Cd
9th Section. East OF Market and South from A 81
10 City Line; from \ ov 81 to 10th.
A copy OF the Registry Law and blank forms for
the description OF proDerty will be furnished on an
plcatiOn al this olilce. -
All deeds, conveyances Or transfers Of Real e.
tate made after July 1lth 1874 must be entered In
TINS onlce before they are sent TO New Castle 10 he
recorded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

BY THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING coMrAN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

NOTICE JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
~ removed his Oflce 10 No. 6 w. Eighth Street.
Almonds Building. BRICK Of all kinds, on hand
at lowest market rates. jyl4-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-19

NOW OPEN,
NEW STYLES OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CAhPETlNGS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTlNGs, RI GS, AZ.
, 1874-11-27
Stla0tllprcti in II Coffin,

The exceedingly narrow escape from being bur-
riod alyn (Xnd 1t was ca8a OF smotloring in
colln) oxparlogca by young woman in Nom
treal. lust weak, ought, partapa, to 80 far to-
wards nnutraIiz'ng tho opposition which tho orc.
nlationlstB arc enuol,nterug. Itappeara tint tho
lady WAS taken suddenly III. mud. after two daya'
,slcineAB, waH prUnouucol Ipad by tho attending
physician. T1ree dRys afterward tho body Waa
observed to ba In remarkable state ut prsaerya~
tlon, but tho funeral was proceeded with. When
tie procession arrived at lilo oemetory tho co(llu
Taa romoyol to the Morgno In order 10 crafty
tho stiBllos Of bosom frl0nd OF tho docoaaed,
who had como q long diBtanoa to take n Last tare.
vol. Tho request was complied with, nn1 tho
cohln-!id uuuctowG, whoa, to tho horror OF all,
the corpse was found 10 bo lying Oh ils aldo, tho
head twstod around faolig uppatnloBt, the graya
clothes lsatrangol, whilo the lett arm was drawn
up al though to support tho body, al II tho un-
fortunate woman llul beou loaMlng on 1t In an
Intellectual mud torlible struggle for hraal. Tho
slight Was hoartrenllnE III thu extraua, al,tl tho
unfortunate husband Ut tic deooaHod gayo way
to tho Widest manifestations OF grIuf. Another
gontloMa'i. with is wife anu her aBtor WHO llnl
boen burylng child, happened 10 DO present,
the ladies' wero 10 overcome by what they saw as
to 0eonnio hyateroal. l'Aoy wero Hpootllly ro-
moyel 10 ilotol ml,ore restoratiyea wore appiou.
It Ia supposed tho deceased hal boon lying III a
tranco, aud was brought to lifo through tho JOLT
ing VI the hoaEae whilo Oh tho road to tho con,e-
tory. Tho nanlo Of tho victim IL Suppressed for
manifest roaaons, but thoro appeara to bo no seA-
soa tor doubling tho truth Of tho report.
, 1874-11-27
The BRIDEGROOM.

THE cAuEEn OF FRANK O. NEwLANps.
Frank O.. Nonlanls is Of Scottish blood, both
on bis fathers aud his mothers Hido.~ uo co,noa
from good family, Els father WAS dis
tinguiBhed phyaician, DR.. JameB Newlands,
soon after he received bis diplomas, came to tho
unitod States and established himself In Now
York City. 1lo subsequently, removed to Nils
slssirpi. lii thai State FranR vaa born. His
baptlHmal name is francis Griffith Nowtauds.
His father died when he was but 3 yeard Of
ago. Mrs. Gew1ands, como years lntof, moved
to Illinois, nhcre eho married Alr. Ebbiu Moore,
, baukor, doing business in Quincy. Frank
fltst wont to school IN thls town, aud by his apti
tude for study gago evidence OF tito possession
Of superior mind.
When ho rcacbod his 10th year ho wna scnt to
New Haven, whero la entered Ynlc College,
being tic youngest In his casH, He 1onancd
III this institution four years, passing through
tho classical courao., His atop-ta;her Subsequent
IL failed, and then obtained an appointment as
bead OF ono Of tho divisions under tic Hon,
ury. Tho influence was pot, therefore, wanting
to secure Frank, who had to leave college. 3
position IN which ho could wolk and pu1Hua his
studios at tho satno time. -:
While working IN Washington, Frank In;
tho Columbian College Law School. mud after
his days work attended tho lecturer Nhloh were
oelirered in tho evoning. His btop.fathor dying
In 1866 Lett him the solo support Of his mother
and sister. ILia onlT neryed him to removed
effort, md he was equal TO tho emergency. In
1869 lo graduated, and was admitted to tito Bar
Of the supreme Court Of tho District OF Co.
lumb!a. His Bovero application to hiH studies,
nnitcd with tho artuouB labors Of bis depart
mont, had seriously impahed hiB health. Ac-
eordingly ho caa1o to this city in 1870, full Of
hope md resolved to win bis own way forward.
With briefs by emlnont mombera OF tho Bar.
Abandoning crimiunI law entirely he soan do
voloped lucrative civil practice, and has figured
as tho working attorney in many imppl tant CIVIL
the WORK Of obtaining tho passage OF the law pro-
ylding for the removal Of tho suprono Court
from Sacramento to this city, aud the suceoAs
Of that Bchome is largely duo to Ills personal
labcrs,
, 1874-11-27
IOWA,
SUITS FOR DAMAGES UNDER THE LtQuon Law.
Susc1al Ultnateh 10 IHe CAicara TRIBUNE.

SUITS FOR DAMAGEB UNDER THE LtQuon Law.
spsc1al Dstpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MoGnEooA H., Nov. 20.-Noyor bofore, in
this section Of the stato has thoro beon as good
IN opportunity to tost tho practlcablltY of our
prohibitory Liquor law Us at tho present. Tho
parties that have rocontly commenced suits to
recover damagos sustained In consequence OF
the liquor aotd their husbands, stand high in
publo estimation as ]ad!os OF education and re~
iinement. 1t ono timo during their lives they
knew OF and enjoyed tho blessing Of happy
homo, aud husbands that provided for all tho
wants Of thoir families. Thoir downward course
has bean gradual, but cortain, aud tue CAUSE OF
tllor trouble and poverty can be traced to
whisky.
MR. J. g. vAurE1.
tho husband OF cue Of tbo 1a.l!es abovo refcrrod
to, waa at ono time Treasurer Of Clayton Coun-
ty. He held this important position for four
ycars--two terms,-aud 1lllod it In croIitablo
manner, and to tho general Satisfaction OF all
1t was during this ttmo that Mr. Vaupel first
commopoou drinking liquor to exccsB. After bis
term Of Office had expired he engaged In tho
mercantile business ut Ellsadcr, tho oounty-aeat
Of Clayton County. Whilo in business thoro he
managed h!a busineaa afralra with aueoosa, un!il
whisky flualIy inoapaotatod him for all kind Of
ttl46Qltos 1A tla1 AAA5 III beseaA114t AStut 1G
disappeared mysteriously, aul has novor ro-
turned. Ills wife has NOW commenoed actions
against tho parties TINT furnished her husband
with tho lanor that worllod lis rtlinatlon, claim
lug damages to t!e amount Of $4,000.
Tho otherlady is the wife Of
B. O. rLAoE,
Of tho aama town. A fow yoara ago Mr. Place
WAS ono Of our nloBt respected citizens, mud,
" hero known, nad tho reputation of boing All
honest, industrious, and prosperous man. 4 do
tniled account har0 of AiH downward caroer
would only bo lepettion Of tic atory
told above. Mrs. Z. q. Place haa oommoneel
similar actions to tltosa OF Mrs. EaupoI, claim
Ing damages to tho amount Of T32, 900.
Ths proof In butli caBcB Ia indlHputab}o aa to
tho fact Of tho defendants golnE tho liquor.
Tho only question that can ariAo aB to tho suo-
ceBH Of tho Prosecutions IL the dllsoultY Of get
ting nn unnrsjutlcal Jury, 4'fla salo0u-lnen
fully appreciate Tint tAcHo prosecutions ar0 real
" tuo iiret vigorous attempt to enforoo tho law
Thoy llayo combined to llolp eacA other to do
foat tho full execution OF tbs Banlo. Money will
exort whatever influence it nny hnYo OH tho sae
Ut tho defendants. Public sonttmehs, outside Ut
tho salunn-intereat, iH with tho prosecution,
10 conclude, will look briefly ut
TME HEorIoHH or our BTATUTE
under which tho plaintlfa III tho susts ab0ye de-
aorbol lopo to r0coyer Tho first general pro-
vlslon OF tie statute prolib!tH the sale or manu-
faotnre by any one. directly Or indirectly, OF any
Intoxicating liquors. Aud tho keep!ng of tue
, 1874-11-27

nalne. with tho intent to soil tho saro within t11a
stotos without permit (Nhch oxtontls to tho salo
only eaN for cortain .purpoacs)t u prohibited anl
nc Intoxicating liquors, and .yosaela In which,
md forfeited. rio statute further provides
tint ovory wife, child parent Guardian,
Smployer, or other rolpon who shall
be- injured In poraon. Or property or moanH Of
spport. ey nny intoxicated perao. Or In eonso-
ni.o OF any person, shall bayo a right Of action,
ln bis Or hor own Namo agaiuat any pcraon WHO
Shall by solllng Intoxicating liquors, cause tho
intoxlcation Of arch peraon, for alt damages &C.
and married woman shs!l have tho sane tight
70 bring suits, prosecute and control tho gamo,
aud the amount recovered, na II single woman.
And oil HuitB for damngos under this aoctIon
dlotion tl.ereof.
In regard to
..-,, THE JUDGMENT LIEN
st9,uang unon tho property In which tho intoxi.
st,..n liquor y sold. tho statute Makes in auh-
!, staneo, tho following provisions For alt nnos
"nu oosts tI assessed, aud Judgment rendered. Of
y sy nu sgssnnt NY peraon for any violation Of
sne P1ovtslohh OK this chnpser. tho personal or
Ieai pIo1gety, except tho homestead, Oh now
premises and property, perao,lel or real. occu
pied md nsed for Tint rurpoae, with the consent
and knowledge OF tho owner thereof or lis
agent, By tho peraon manufacturing or selling
Of this ohapsor, shnll bo iisbio; and ali s sucI,
Anes coats, or Judgments, shall h4 4 lien On
such real estate until paid. The Inv makes IN
exception to this out Of tho personal elracia Of
defendant, au1loiont for tito support Of his
family Tor nix montha,-aatd amount 10 be de-
tarnined by tlo Township TrustocH
Tho sncttonB above quoted aro. in substance,
tho wording Of tho statuto and tho most OF tic
suits brought for tho violation Of this statute are
commenced under theao sections. Tho Supre!ne
Court of tho BtAte III d n,ln,ler nf 1ecsfnnp rnn,
STRUNG thiB law, hayo
HELD II 70 De CONSTITUTIONAL,
In speeches delivered at temperance mass
Meeting at Dubuque, last apriny, several OF our
Supreme Judgea expresaed thoulselvesstsongly IN
favor Of tho proaont law. Ono OF tho Judges, in
particular, maintained that our present statute
was praoticaf and could without difficulty be on
forced. The oaBos that hnvo boon COMMENCED
aro ALREADY, stirring up litigation OF tho sano
character IN other locahtlea. Judging FROM
present indioations tho wlisky-vcntlels through
out tho entire State, thEs wintor. will bo called
upon to answer for thoir violations Of this law.