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sWAMp.lAND MONEY.

6pfcfa1 1HspuscA 70 1HS 7F761HA
6rH1AuyiKLD, ILL.,, June 1.-THE following
has been received ut the Executive Office:
TnEAaunr DyrAnrkxsT, CsarTmoLIzn's Oyy1cK,
<raor o( Ni!nols, Springfield. N.-sln: Al &C..
count has been adjustea bstween tho United State.
aud the State Of !llnols, In accordance with Sec
., 9SD, page 7J3, licysed Statutes, indemnity for
lands 70 btntes. per report No. 70, 47e, aud
thete has been found to ho due the Bate account
Of White County The sum " 81, 2:A ", for which
asder. Respectfully,
Il. ". TA1LoRt Comptroller
, 1876-06-12

From the London Guardian: IA widow, o
great inyalitl wishes to placu two ot her daugh-
tcEs, uged ~ and u, under thu charge Ut llly
whu would, wEtu neenssary, administer tho
birch rod, III they aru extremely uoul!csoMc.
TerUs lIbcrAL Al4res4 ~
, 1876-06-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New York, June 11.-ArrIycd, the steamer
City Ut Richmond, from Liverpool,
NRw Yonk, juno l1.-ArriScd, the steamer
Wisconsin, frOn! Liverpool.
, 1876-06-12

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE steamer City
Of PGkiug brought here In irons from Manila
six sailors Of the American ship Canada, charg-
cd with fnutiug in refusing to do their duty.
The mcn allcge negligence Of the Captuin, In
running the ship ashore three ti,l,es, us tho
ground ofithc!r refusal to do duty. They were In
JUL forsyllvu days ut Manila and In irons several
weeks on tue United States steamer kearsargc
between Manila uId Hong Kung. The irons
were removed iii the passage hithcr until
within slElt Of this hort
, 1876-06-12

The 1t. Louis Republio ~ knows o girl In that
city who uakes lcF bustlu out Of bea-cord "
feut long. just 50 long as fashion keeps Vi, d.
mandlng thAt tlu slnew4 Of the country be ap-
propFtAtea III this 1tanncr, Just No long Will
America be rated RmUuE secuultlass nailcns.
--larsit ffs fTss&
, 1876-06-12
SUNDAY IN NEW YORK CITY.

0UWVNI TN WlH 4VNN vi T.
New YonE, June 1.-The police enforced tho
Excise Law pretty gcncEaly today, but only forty
one arrests OF liquor-dealers were made. Nc
lagcr beer was sold ut Gilmorc's Garden to-
night rs the police were In readiness u naks
I descent on the place.
, 1876-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Womnn's Most Effective Charm IL = lovely
Cream. Thia long established preparation has re-
ceiscd the unqualified commcndation of tho beauty
aud fashion of tho land. Price In largu bottles
reduced to Une Dollar.
, 1876-06-12

Save Your 1fair.-If you wlas, to save your
ha!r and keep It strong and healthy, use ''Dur.
nettts Cpcoalne." +"
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Wrappers.
NOgie L<dJ.


The observance OF the 4th xs n holiday
is the reason OF our having to report 50
small weeks business in Leaf tobacco.
The offerings At auction were mostly low
grades of new, for which the market
seems little easier, though prices arc
not quotably lower. Shippers are not
offering many Of their better grades, be-
lieving that after the stock OF old vet on
hand is consumed, manufacturers will be
willing to pay higher prices. Reports
from the country continue very iayoi-
able rs regards tho growing crop. The
total offerings at auction for the week
were 800 hhds. and il5 boxes: Al
the Bodman warehouse, u hhds West
Virginia at 81 50sS2; II boxes 81 $50
So AT the Morris warehouse, 4 hhds
and 10 oxes new West Virginia Al
ST 05td9 40. At the Planters ware
house Ii hhds and boxes new West
Vrc ia at So S0@ll %; = boxes nj
81 o. At the Globe warehouse, . hhds
and box new West Virginia nj ~ iotD
8 l5@15 co.
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Mo<lern " Osn eH.

Ii is a sad commentary upon our
boasted civilization that the women al
our times have degcnSrsted in health and
physique until they are literally rae"
OF invalids-pale, nervous, feeble and
back-achy, with only here and there
few noble exceptions in the persons "i
the robust, buxom ladies charn rtrristic oi
the sex in days gone by. by very
large experience, covering n period al
years, and embracing the treatment al
many thousands OF cases of fthosc ailments
peculiar Ia Women, DIR. Pierce oi the
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo N u, has
perfected by the combination Of certain
vegetable extracts, natural specific,
which he does not cxtol as n cure-all but
one which admirably iultills singlsn"~s
of purpose, being most positive and re-.
liable remedy for those weaknesses and
complaints that aillict the women Of the
present day. This nRturl specific com
pound is called DR.. Picrc, Fnvorite Pro.
scription. The following are among
those diseases in which this wonderful
medicine has worked cures NJ if by
magic, and with certainty never, bs-
fore attained by any medicincs: Weak
back, nervous and general debility,
falling and other displacoments Of inter
nal organs, resulting from debility and
lack Of strength in natural supports, In
ternaI fever, congestion, inflammation
and liberation and very many other
chronic diseases incident 10 wsmen not
proper 10 mention here, in which, as we'll
as in the cases that have been cDuner-
ated, the Fsvorite Prescription cBects
cLrcs-,he marvel Of the world. IL will
not do harm in any state or condition Of
the system. and by adopting IL use the
."valid lady may avoid that sevcrcst Of
"rdeals-the consulting of family ply
.,cian. Favorite Prescription ~ sold by
dealers in medicines generally.
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Grande frontier from cattle thieves and
marsuders from Mexico.
Mr.. Townsend, in the course of his
speech, commented on the Democratic
policy OF cutting down the strength of
the army below what he called, at pres
ent, the pititul figure OF 25,OOO men, and
ascribed it as much to a desire to get rid
of the colored regiments as to the pro-
fessed purpose of economy. He rIdiculed
that profession, and warned the Demo-
Gratis of the House that if they went on
with their work of crippling the govern
ment and disgracing it before
foreign nations, they would awaken
a spirit such as had been wakened
in 1860, and which had never been, and
never would be, put down. Hecritlcised
Mr.. Randalrs conversion to the faith of
economy IN the face of the fact tnat he
had favored the back pay for two years,
and said he wanted the country to under
stand that this convert to the doctrine OF
retrenchment and intrenchment reform
and deformity, kept that $4,000 in his
pocket.
MT. DIdnu, VI blO- IelliluOfu MI
Townsend that Mr.. Randall was not
present.
Mr.. Townsend said that if he could
have an opportunity of saying these
things in Mr. Rsndalps presence he
would do So but that the potential pre-
vious question had met him all through
the session, and he had not been permit
ted to even protest against the high
handed partisan legislation and har-
rangues OF which the House had been the
scene.
The committee rose without action in
the matter.
On motion of MIR. Banning the Senate
amendment To the bill in relation to
leave of absence of army officers was
concurred. in.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE

Mr.. Harris, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Elections. reported the resolution
in the Louisiana contested election case,
declaring Mr. Darrell, the sitting MEN,
Der, entitled to the seat. Adopted.
A bill providing for the sale of the
Fort Kesrney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in
Nebraska, was taken from the speakers
table and passed.
Mr.. AtkiI IN offered a resolution, re-
citing that there was military commits
sion appointed by special order from the
department of Tennessee, IN 1862, 70 in
vestigste the amount of damage done by
the rebels at Henderson station, and that
large amount of money was collected
from the citizens 10 reimburse the gov
ernnient, and directing the committee on
expenditures in the War Department 10
learn the amount, from whom, and TO
what use it had been appropriated.
Adopted.
The House proceeded, as 3 regular
order OF business, to consider the bill re-
ported by Mr.. Page, from the Committee
on Indian Affairs, declaring the country
north OF the North Platte river, and east
OF the Big Horn mountains, open 70 ex-
ploration and settlement.
Demand tor previous question not sus
taiaed.
Mr.. Mason moved TO recommit the
bill. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Morgan, from the Committee on
Indian Atiairs, reported back the Senate
bill providing for the sale OF portion Of
the reservations of the Otoe and Mis-
souri, Indians, of Kansas and Nebraska.
Passed.
Mr.. Harris, from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported bill relating
TO the promution of commanders on the
retired list of the navy. II provides
that the Secretary Of the Navy may pro-
mote 10 the rank Of rear-admirsl on the
retired list, in addition 10 the nine al
lowed by law, commanders who have
performed tistinguished service, or who
al the outbreak of the rebellion, were
citizens of any state engaged therein, and
exhibited their fidelity Adhering 70 the
tag OF the Union Passed.
Mr.. Hewitt from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported back the reso-
luton declaring the action of Robert Z.
Sctenck, while United States Min ster 10
England un becoming. Is 8 director OF the
Eafma Nine Co, and his operations in
connectiop With the shares OF ssid con-
pspy, sEd ysIfers thereof, ss Iil-advis d,
unfortunate, and Incompatible With the
duties of hrs posi;'o" Adapted
With VI discussion ar division the
Speaker sid before the HJase commit
nicai,on from the Argentine Congress,
copgrstu.s,.ng tie C.'ngress the
U-ited .txs-s On tae ersiiI OF the U nit q
State hsvi Z rcas'-if iu e.-u,s' ~
R.ierret u lhs Committee Oh Fsreign
Affair."
The House then went into . COMMITTEES
OF the whole, Mr.. Monroe 10 the chair,
on the ball for the protection oil the Rio
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SHERIFF JAMES KNIGHT of Green
brier, and JAMES G. McPHERsoN,
having deposited couple of prisoners
with Capt BRIDGES, at Moundsville for
safe keeping, ran up to Wheeling yes.
terday, and paid the REGISTER office II
call. Their prisoners, were Ii. 5. Bos
TICK, sentenced for two years for forgery;
and BOOKER MARTIN, nergro, two years,
for shooting while attempting 20 commit
felony. This BosTICK is the first white
man yet sentenced to the Penitentiary
from Greenbrier county since the forma-
ton of the State of West Virginia And
the people do not do there Ms they do in
the Kanswhs Valley, hang their trans
gressors without the tormalities of courts
ard iuries, neither. Greenbrier is both
rich and populous, with an intelligent
and orderly population who always vote
the Democratic ticket.
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Servians Making Active Prepare
ttOns.

VIENNA, July l2.-Both sides are
taking advantage OF the pause in active
operations to bring up reinforcements.
The Serviaus are organizing guerilla
bands, one of which, numbering 5000,
advanced TO within two hours march o!
Widdin.
Belgrade sdvicee say the main body Of
Montene., rians is advancing on Mostsr
Lesch-js jan n, who defends the frontier Al
Laitschkar. He has received a reinforce
ment OF 1000 men. General Olymplco
has formed 5000 Bosinans into regi-
ments. General Tchemayeff is engaged
in organizing Bulgarian bands near
Akpalanka.
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The Serytan Situation.

PARIS, July l2.-rhe Times has .
special from Seinlln which summarizes
the Servian situation. All depends on
Gen. Tchenayefi, who, with the best Ser
vian troops, appears to intend turning
the flank of the Turkish army, by ad-
vanciug along the road between Piratee
and AkpalauKa. The statement that
Tchenayeff Is retreating is unconfrmed
The town of Parslchin is decorated to
receive the Prince of Milan.
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In the opinion of the assessors of
property for purposes of taxation in this
city, the real estate within the corporate
limits is worth Sl3l,2s5 more this year
than it was last. This increase is in the
shape of improvements made to build
ings and additions to machinery. In
each ward except the Fifth, there has
been fair increase in the value o.
property. but in the Fifth there is de-
crease OF SlO,650. This, We believe, is
largely chargsble to the reduction in the
assessment upon the Crescent Mill, as
compared with 1876. The total assess
ment of real estate amounts to S9,943, All
and of personal property to s2,9l9,294,
or total of twelve million eight hundred
and sixty-two thousand seven hundred
and fifteen (l2,s62,7l5) dollars.
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original color, cih Ms gloss and
freshness Of yo,ah. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked. and
badness often, though not always,
cured BY its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the foIliclcs are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such Ms remain
can be saved for usefulness By this
application. Instead OF fonlihg the
hair with a pasty sediment, II will
keep Il clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prcvept the hair
from turning gray or falling on,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepare
tons dangerous and injurious 70
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
hut not harm it. II wanted merely
for a
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The Turks Routed.

RAGUsA, July 2-Sclsvsnic sdvices
say that force of 5000 Turks attacked
the towns of Kerguze and Fechza On
Monday. The Turks were defeated and
driven to Minity, where they embarked
on steamers, in the lake of Scutari. The
Turks lost four hundred and the Monte
negrians one hundred. The latter cap
tured convoy of prisoners.
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A DISTINGUISHED citizen OF Steuben-
VILE, in writing to the REGIsrER office
on business adds:
"rhe DAILY REGISTER is an accepts
BILE paper to our Democratic citizens. i
and quite a number of other Democrats
take it and are pleased with the course
taken in the Presidential campai9n. At
first the nomination Of Tilden Was not
fsvorsbly received by our Democrats
here, but Is time moves on they are
changing in opinion, and think that in
a short time our forces here will all be
united. The Germans and the miners
that are here are generally for Tiiden.
This is gain TO US, Hope all will end
with success"
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DR.. THOMAS II. LOGAN of this city, is
prominently spoken of as the Republican
nominee for Governor of this State. We
imagine that is an empty honor that our
genial fellow-citizen will not seek.
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The election for MsS in Chicago,
yesterday passed of qusesiy, but little
interest being manifested
Six companies of the Sixth Infantry,
under command OF General Miles, passed
through Atchison, Kansas, yesterday, en-
route for the Sioux country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13

THREE members of the Administration
(Gaugcrsj from New Orleans, sccomps-
MED by merchant and distiler, have
arrived at Moundsville and placed them
selves under the protection Of Captain
BRIDGES. They were sentenced for six
teen months each; but if it is found they
can be of any help in electing HAYES, if
liberated, thcy will not remain there
long. The jsils and penitentiaries are
being emptied hy GRANT '!or political
purposesh
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which Is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and cffectual
for presery-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
'Lair q room
reaoretf to its
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THE New York T'ibmue, which sur
ports HAYES and WHEELER saws:

THE New York Tribm.e, which sup
ports HAYES and WHEELER says:
"Republicanism in Louisiana is a
sham, and worse than a sham II hss
no claim upon the confidence Of honest
men, and deserves only defeat. The
party is stronger without than with it.
1t will be we'll to have It understood
that the support of the Republican
Presidential ticket does not by any means
include responsibility for or sympathy
with the Pinchbsck- Packard alliance in
Louisiana"
In view of the fact that the Republi.
can Senate, by a strict party vote, sp-
propris.ed $4,000 out of the contingent
fund of that body to aid the PINcHBACK.
PACKARD alliance, the above is rather
cool in JAY GouLD's paper.
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VOL. IA.
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MEETING.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WISH
l. OF a majority OF the members OF the
State Executive Committee, appointed at
the Charleston Convention, said Commit
tee will meet at the city OF Grafton on
wednesday. the 10th day OF July,
1876, for the purpose of organization.
The Democratic candidates for the vari-
ous State offices, nominated at the Charles
ton Convention, are requested to meet said
Committee at the same time and place.
BY order of the Committee.
iy6 J. w. GALLAhEh, Secy.
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The remarks in HAYES letter about
the appointment system are complete
vindication of GRANT, and come in very
neatly upon the heels OF FRED's promo
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Horrible Atrocities.

LONDON, July 1S-The Ne,cs special
from Belgrade, says it Is estimated that
Bashi Bazsnk, IN the District of Bull
garis, boastfully parsded cart load of
heads Of murdered women and chill
dren.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13

Ex-Gov. STEPHENSON, Senator G. F.
SCoTT, Senator LOOMS and Gen. n
Corr are all looking toward the halls Of
Congress with anxious eyes.
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The teachings of Great Father
ULYSSES have not been lost upon the
Sioux. They now desire to suspend hos
tilitles until they are furnished with
more ammunition.
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The Inter. Ocean, the HAYES organ of
Chicago says 1t is not true that Judge
DAVID DAVIS has announced bis inten-
tien OF supporting HAYES and WHEELER.
Now we are happy.
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Iostah Caldwell Again.

BosroS, July l2.-The Herald pub
fishes an interview with Josiah Csld we'll,
at London, in which he maintains the
cenuineness Of his his dispatch 70 the in
vcs,igs,ing committee TIE Herald also
publishes an affidavit of Caldwell, deny
ing any connection of I:iaine with the
sale Of 10 bonds To Tho. \. Scuit.
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GRANT and his nominee Tor the sue
ccssion are moving along hand-in.hand.
JEWELL the Postmaster General, is in.
vited 10 step down and out ''for political
reasons Connecticut is gong for fIL-
DEN. So JEWELL Is not needed. TYNER,
of Indiana, Is made his successor TO
strengthen HAYES hsnd in that State.
This is the second gun (the promotion OF
FRsp GRANT being the hrs, i"r HAYES
civil service reform.
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NEWT Monday afternoon and night,
the 18th, the Democrats of Jefferson
county, W. Va, will ratify at Charles
town, with Nh old-fashioned rally.
Speeches will hc made by Hon. j. RAN
DoLrH TUCKER, Hon. &. j. FAULKNER,
Hon. WILLIAM IL. TKAvERs, and
y number o, other gentlemen; the
town will be illuminated, bonfires lighted,
bands of music will parade the streets,
houses will be decorated, and general
good time Is expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13

THE OraUgemen of this city, in quite
respectable numbers, celebrated the lSeth
anniversary of the battle of the Boyne,
yesterday, by parade on our streets.
The procession was preceded by band
of music, and the members were mar
shaled in the uniform of the Order. The
few nervous persons who borrowed
trouble in the expectation that
An attack would be made upon
the procession, were happily re:
lieyed when they discovered their mis-
take No parade could have received
moro respectful attention than did the
Orsngcmen in their principles, aims and
objects, ara not rrwdies. They claim the
right to parade the public streets them
selves in civil and respectful manner,
aud they ccncedc that right 10 all others.
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OUR Democratic friends at Steuben-
Vile will ratrry the nominations of TIL
DEN and HENDRICKS, Saturday night OF
this week. Col. GEO. w. MCCooK, Hon.
j. II. 5. TRAINER, Col. THOMAS MCCAUs-
LRN, o. =. MosGRovE, Esq, JOHN Nc.
CLANE and W. A. OwEsNEY, Esq. are
announced to address the meeting. The
meeting will bc held at Market House
SQUARE.
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SIX Indians are said to have fallen by
the hand of Gen. CUSTER just previous to
his death. RAIN-IN-THE-FACE,a Sioux
chief, is reported by agency Indians on
the Upper Missouri as his murderer.
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at'heelina &egistrr.
Goid siosed yesterday at llls

The 1osother to-day mil be partly
rioady aoith south winds, rasing tempera.
hre. and local rains.
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The rumor Of Gen. Crooks death and
defeat is positively denied, though DO of
fetal information has been received.
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This hot term brings to mind again
the searching hot summer of 1854. The
intense heat which commenced near the
middle of June that year, scarcely stop
ped to take breath until September. Not
since that summer has the mercury
ranged so high for so many days in sue.
cossion AS it has the present heated term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-13

PfrrsBuEoH, July Iz-Petroleam =
Firm and demand fAir; crude 81 sz!l1
2 IS ai Psrker's; re6nsd issc fos Ph'ia
deiphiz delivery.
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NO. 3.
Tobacco Market.
LOUISVILLE, July II.

| OSkN' RLH"i VUsJ HS'
Reported Expressly for the Register.
The state of this market is very much
the same as was reported last week. Very
little irst-clsss tobacco is being sold aud
it is especially lificult to meet with
good cigar descriptions, which are even
scarcer than they were month or six
weeks ago.
Sales, as compared with former years:
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BY TELEGRAP
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Press Report. By Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
Of Main and l2th Sts.
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QUorArIoNs-Man,Vdcturino Leg.

Common to med. oilers (for
dark work. ....................S % Ia so
Common ~ med. nilers lior
dark mahogany work)....... S2) to s75
Good TO fine nllers ITO ma
hogany workl.:,.:;:....;:..;...:.. 10 Oto 1875
Selections, fillers (for bright
mahogany work ................ Is W TO 1878
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The case OF Ottman, for alleged COM
plicity in the robbery of money pack
age from the United States Treasury
came up to day before Judge Humph
reys, on motion Oft the government for an
order to sell the defendants property.
Defendant made motion to quash the
attachment, on the ground that the gov
ernment had not, nor could not, give a
bond such as is required from individu.
ais. Judge Humphreys granted the
latter motion, saying that when the
United States came into a civil court, II
came IN just rs an indlvidusl,
subject to the same rules. There is q
rule, recurring in such IL case, this, that
the plaintiff give bond, but the govern
ment had filed no such bond.