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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-09-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, to>wit:
sc Rules held in the Clerks Office off
Circuit courtef Jefferson County, .Septem-
Der 1st, 1879:
THOMAS B. MOORE and Sarah F.. his wife.
Against
MATTHEW GARRETT and lydia n. his wife,,
Richard II. Atkinson, Geo. w. Atkinson, Ida
Nj. and Marion b. Miller. infant children of
Warner Miller, deceased. jesse Nj. Miller in
his own right and at Trustee. LYDIA q. Miller.
Bertha p. Miller, William, Robert Lee and
Frederick MllIer,-------------D etenoants.
IN CHANCERY.
FTiHE object of this suit is to have PARTITION
aud allotment of tho shares of the Plain
TIFF, Sarah f. Moore, in the tract of land at Hall
town, County and State aforesaid. of which
Henry Miller died selzed and possessed.
II appearing, affidavit d led IN this suit, that
all OF the above named Defendants, except
George w. Atkinson. are non residents of the
state of West Virginia. they are hereby re-
date of the first publication of this order. and do
what is necessary to protect their interests 10
this matter.
order shall DO published once q week. for four
successive weeks, in the esprit of Jefferson"
newspaper published in this county, aud also
posted at tue front door of the Courthouse of
tho SAID county. at least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered.
a Copy-Teste.
F.P. LYNCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
White & Trapnell q.
September 9, 1SI9-4t.
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Bcy,yrWe, Clarke County, Ia.
CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

] y
PHI ETONS, ROCKHWATS, Gall styles)
SPRING; WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SCLKIES,
SLEIGH>, &C AID am also prepared u manu-
facture HEARSES uf any descrI ptiun. / will
guarantee all work Of my manufacture for the
space of year Any w"rk not coming up
10 my representation, will make coed without
one dollars COST 20 the party hu wing will also
take in exchange for all NEW WORK, Old Car
riagcs, Buggics, SC, therefore to PersoEs who
wish patrUuiza
HOME MANUFACTURE,
/ offer an ind ucCmea tor the buy OF IN
steao o f going broad there can DC So subS!aa-
tial work put ~ a. cIse here.
! can negotiate with aarties for wsrk at their
homes j! d Dirtd, il within q days drive, upon
notifying mo at this place.
Thankful for the liberia patronage extended TO
me from Clarke, Fa Uduier LoudJun and adjoining
counties. ! specifically ask a continuance CT the
same. await further ord-rs.
GEO. Z. THOMAS,
PLGuiz Carriage Works.
Dec 10 IS7S--V BerrvviIie, Va.
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DITCHING AND EICAVATING.

THE uudersigned still nfers bis services asa
competent workman in the above line
Ditehing and EzcavatiGg OF all kinds-DiRginR
CIs'erns. Ponds. Cellars &c undertaken Al mod.
crate rates, and faithfully executed Orders Jeff
at re'ideuCe. West Congr~ss st.. will receive
Prom"t ",fea:inn. WESLEY LOWRY,
September 2. 1879.
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MEcHANIoAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
NAMES W. RIFT

CONTINUES the vigorous persecution of his
" ayocation as Carpenter and Builder, and will
ia orders for work nd execute the same prompt:
ly and satisfactorily HE experience Is such that
he can guarantee perfect workma nship, and his
prices will compare favorably with the most
reasonabie. Those desiring to build should give
him = call.
April %, 1875.
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DIR. SANFORD'S

liver" Tnv1so~ator
ia Standard Family Remedy for discases OF the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels 1t is Purely yeS.-
table II never DebiIitstes 1t is CaihaTtic and
Tonic IL has been used in my practice nd by the
public, for more than 35 yesrs With precedented
rHsults Send for Circular. s. n w SAN
FORD. ID ID l62 Broadway. New York Civ
Any Druggist will tell you It's RtputAtion
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SO0 TO $1,000 ,car.o or 96 TO $40.
SICUU day 10 your own .e.ii'y. No risk.
"omeH DO we'll mon. MaBS MAKE mora
than the amount stated above. No on. cSn fail 10
make money iast. Any one ean do the work. You
can make from so cts to 80 an boar by deyoting
your evenings and spare time 20 the business. It
costs nothing to try The bushels. Hothiag ike
il for money ma king ever offered before. Busi-
90 want to know All bout the best pay seq Ss:i-
ness before the public. sesd rs your address, sza
Ee will send you full psrticniars and privats
terms free. Samples worth IS also free You
can make your mind for youTssIG Addrefs
GEORGE rINSOS 4 CO. Portland. Maine.
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West End Boot and Shoe
IMPoRIUMa
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

KNOWLEDGE ia Power, and by knowing how.
IN whom. and where to buy our Goods, we are
confident thati you read and digest this carefully
you will know that you can save power of money
by Investing with as How? Having had ex-
Perience OF fifteen years in the retail business.
and . thorough knowledge OF the same both in
theory and practice, we have the inside track at
the start.
First, we guarantee you a saving Of 10 per cent
your investment. Can do its Certainly,
nothing ehsier. Remember that one of the f ger.
boards that point TO success reads Keep down
Expenses." That clnches our argument. Our
expe nses arc nominal-no cents, saiesmen'e SAL
aries, and we buy our goods at just whs: they are
We started In AN humble way last Fall, out OF
the business. centre at a venture. Some of you
will RENE der that when Grant with his over
~helming odds pressed Lee hard at Cold Harbor.
he sent Sheridan. with chosen band of troops, 10
cut the Confederate lugu', 1 at Gordonsvlie; but
little band CT ragged rebels-in their past every
one hero-resolved tina. they should not pass
only over their dead bodies. md so have we stood
in the path-centrilizntion monopoly and capital
uni tied against us. bu, ere they cross we will
make them gallant fight.
One OF our com petitors has stated that he
"raised in shoes and knows how they grow" All
that We have to say is that in his hurry to get his
too green to keep. Our goods were bought on
falling market-at tumble down prices. and We
give regular Freeh Stock way down at rock
bottom. See Leaders:
Men e Fine Calf Boots at s. 5o-no job lots;
Meme Fine Shoes and Caters at 8 l4o-up:
Ladies' Caters, Warranted Lasting. at IS
cente-up;
Just slip up and see our Slippers for L.die. from
80 cents, up-a perfect smash end in Children's
Shoes there 10 irdesc riba BILE slaughter! Look
from 90 cents up beautiful line OF Chldren's
Fancy Coiored Goods. to see which one may we'll
wonder
II they are the kind that the Angels wear
That they tread so light on the golden stair.
o. Remember, that We repair all rips goods
sold by us free Of charge. We have in our employ
MIR. Phil D Gross, an accomplished artizan, and
continue to manufacture
HANDMADE WORK AT Low PRICES.
Gardeners Fine Boots a speciality. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed.
We have add ed stock beautiful line of
Mems, Boys nd Children's Summer Hats-vsry
cheap. %.
we return thanks to a confederate public for
their liberal support, and request one and all TO
give us q cali. Respec fully,
RODRICK. MORRIS h CO.,
West End Boot and Shoe Emporium, Main Street.
Charestown.
May %, 1879.
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TO STOCK R4IsERs.

THE undersigned bavlpe eoa.EdersSIe ezo.rf-
L ence in the Eeiding Of stock OHsrs hi. prefer
EionAl services - the Stock Raisers Of Iea.Tsos
eeutiOn of work entrusted to him. Will also give
- -ton to ciseases in borses Also has psisnt
I1,i.-o. -. which be will apply tOHogs Letters
~ ,e DufheIds Dtpotor CharIestoIn
- III receive prom. 'AtteL:ion Terms rs.son.his,
Feb IL 1871 JOHN ". sCHAEFFER.
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DISSOLVED BONE
Phosphate of Lime.
X. !. ALEXANDER, Agent.

TE,HIS is the Fertilizer that Revolutionized tho
Il trade. Farmers had been paying from $40
to 500 per ton fer Fertilizer when INTRODUCED
this three wears ago and astonished them by
selling it at one fourth less per ton than they
had before paid. Many hesitated to use it.. IL
the Fertilizer Agents laughed at it, and re-
marked: One season will wind it mp and tho
errlng farmer will come back to his first love-"
But. alas for their prophesYinRs the result was
wonderful year after year. NOD the same
Agents solicit your patronage and tell you they
can sell yon Fertilizer Just good as the Dis
solved Bone Phosphate of Lime" Mine is the
Fertilizer thew all fight and for the reason that
the farmer wants it. he saws at has done the
work: yours NAV be the samo-I don't doubt
your word-but l must buy that which has
brought about such wonderful results"
I am also Agent for the
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
r. A. ALE&AEDER,
Charlcstown. Jefferson County, w. Va.
August &C. 1879 9n.
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LIGHT Il MITCHELL

HAVE for sale Hop Bitters. Kelfer's Roman
Linim emit and Vinegar Bitters.
RE Agents for DiaIy sed Iron, Elx. Val Am
"a monia ,SaiycilicAcid. Quinine. Cinchonid ida,
&c. Money can tie saved by buying from them,
. you get at Manufacturers' Prices.
"A Sweet Oil, Sewing Machine Oil. and all the
essential Oils.
A RE Selling Buff Envelopes att cts. a package.
"a would also call the complaining Publics
w attention to our strictly pure Rye Whisky.
French Brandy, No l Champagne, and other
Wines. These soid for medicine only by
Feb. Is, 1879. LIGHT& MITCHELL.
GLASS AND PUTTY.
1GHT MITCHELL are selling S116 Glass
- for 80 cts. per doz. Putty and Paints at tho
same rates. We will cell you Pure Putty, Paint
terated.
May Il. 1873
FOAL OIL $50 degrees FIRE test. sold by
~ Jan. 10. rs. LIGHT q MITCHELL.
I(T1RE MUZZLEs-two and three tine, for sale
w by DUKE GALLAHER.
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NOTICE.

Q HOE BLACKING, Backing Brushes, Horse
y Brushes. Cards and Curry Combs, for ga lie by
Feb Is, 1873 6, g. DALGARR
LATES md Slate Pencils Pens, Penholdeis and
Inks for sale by 6. s. DALGARN.
CURRY Combs, Horse Brushes and CARDS. for
~ sale by g. g DALGARN.
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DAVID H. CocKr1Ll. (JosKPn Il. CoeKRlLL
DAVID 81. COCKRlLL & SON,
ARCHITECTS & BUILDERS
Chariestown, Jefferson County,

nUR experience in the business which We adver
" tiss & conduct and our thsroug b acquaintance
With il in all its branches. enable to the
public that any work entrusted to us will he exc
cuted in the most kmanlike manner, and with
the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their posts
struggle which it manfuly encountered, they
have located in their native county, where their
services offered in building up the waste places,
aud in carrying out practical recon struction
Particular atten ticu given at all times to the
drawing of plans and specifications; and in the
construction OF
SYMMETRICAL sTAIRwAYS,
where calculation is required, they are confiden
that they cannot be surpassed by any vorkmen in
the Valley of Virginia.
o. Being we'll known in the community they
deem it un ecessary say more. than that orders
left tor them will receive prompt attention.
April :. 1861.
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SPICES.

{ IREES GING Err, Jam sica Ginger, white Gin
~ ger. Race Cling Long Pepper, Mace. Cloves,
Celery seed. Tumeric, white Mustard. for ssIe by
Sept 10. 1873. LIGHT MITCHELL.
CALAD OIL. sold by
= Sept. 10. 1878. LIGHT MITCHELL
SCHOOL BOOKS We wish 20 notify our Gus
- toners and friends that selling School
Books at 10 per cent Isss than sold last yess
Have our stock complete aud will order any book
needed, not hand. Give . call and NO
promise to ssye money for you.
Sept 10, 1878. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
GLASS AND PUTTY furnished 20 ehea 20 any
VI house il the Valley. Il In 10 the advantage
OF all 20 call and get opr prices before buying.
April % 1879. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
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0UR Motto 10 "Quick Sales. Short Profits and
" Fair Dealing always. Cali and see.
July 8, 1879. SIS. DALGARN.
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Dissolved Bone Phosphate


CharIcstown. Jefferson County, w. Va.
August &C. 1879 2n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-09-23

TUcUMBER Wood and Cast Iron cist.r.
~ Pumps. for sale by
MAY 6, 1873. DUKE e. GALLAHER.
CPECIAL attention given TO Tin Roofing and
~ Spoutisg prices low TO suit the times.
hay s. 1879. DUKE & GALLAHER.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR for cal. by
Z July q, 1879, 8 8. DALGARN.
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Clerk of the CIR
White & Trapnell. p.q.
September 9, 1ST9-4t.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
General News.

Off Ger John Nugent was commit ed
for trial yesterday on a charge of com
pliclty in the Manhattan Bank burglary.
Chastine Cox, a negro, was arrested
last mig hit in Boston as the murderer of
Hull. He was traced by means of cameo
set which was stolen from Mrs. Hull and
which lie pawued In Boston He said
he entered tho house by paror window
aud only Intended to rob Mrs. Hull and
conf ssed 10 using the candle that singed
her eyebrows and all about the murder.
Henry Harms, sugar retiner at No
81. Wall street, made AN assignment yes
terday for the benefit Of creditors. his
liabilities being 500, 900.
| A Telegram from Denver corrects ex
aggerated rumors of a disease among
| the cattle on the Divide, thirty mile.
south OF that city. 1t saws timely pre-
cautions were taken which coutined tn,
| disease 10 few small herds and preven
ted its extension to the plains. No new
cases have been reported for ten days
The condition of the cattle ia Colora it
is good, "with a greater increase IL
Ives than In average years"
The President sent his message veto
ing the Judicial Expenses bill to tn
House yesterday and also signtied tina
he had signed the Army bill--A caucu
OF Democratic Senators voted down b
20 to proposition to adjourn withou
making appropriations for the court t.
and JOINT caucus committee will to. da
decide upon some plan TOR passing tn
Judicial Expenses bill without the se
ond section.-By funny blunder II,
D Chairman of the Republican Congre
/ sional Commit has revealed the fa
: that his party il contributing to the SUI
port oil the Washington organ OF ii
s Greeuback people.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

THE CITY TAX RATE.-lt is gratlfy-
ing to know that the city tax rate has
been reduced below what it was last
year. 1t is hoped that this reduction is
not made in order to reduce the rate for
a single year only but that the amount
of money 1t will net will be found suffi-
cient to pay all the city expenses and
leave no floating debt to be wiped out by
q higher rate next year. This is one OF
the things that Mr.. Guthrie, Chairman
of the Finance Committee, was especial
ly anxious to avoid; and we have nc
doubt the Finance COMMITTEE shared
has desire in wishing to make a tax rate
that would cover ali expenses. The ia,
rate this year is ST. Is on the SloO. Last
year it was $1.20 on the 800.
As the reduction in the estimated ex
penses is over $4,000, there is goo'
cause for believing great reform TO
the better has been effected, and a nor
economical policy will hereafter be per
manently established.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

government to guarantee liberty aud
local rights to all the people:
"O,T Federal Constitution puts al
executive pow,r and the command Of
the n ny, as authorised BY law, in the
hands of a single person--the President.
He is supreme therein. No member of
his Cabinet shares the tremendous pow
or. He nominates and he commissions
Federal marshals, who under the Daven-
port law appoint deputy marshals for
election purposes. By no other consti-
tutiondl and representative government
is so much p0,oer placed for so long a
time in the hands of one person. The
Queen of Great Britain and Empress of
India is subject to the power of Parlia-
ment, which can compel a change of
mi nistry and of executive administra-
tion. The Prime Minister is checked by
the Queen on one side and Parliament
on the other side. BY one supreme act
Of voting, undismayed by bayonets, the
British voters can any day take complete
possession of the executive power of the
kingdoms and of the empire.
Not so with us! For four years weak
and vicious Presdent-vcious because
weak--is rremovable excepting by i'm
peachment. No law can he modified un-
less by his permission if there be not
two-thirds majority in Congress to de-
mand it. 1t is the President and he
alone who Is commanded to execute the
laws. No power can control the exercise
of that discretion. Not the courts nor
Congress He and he alone commands
the army. His marshals create deputy
marshals who oversee elections and ar
rest any voter they see fit to arrest. His
army can by him be commanded to pro-
mote and uphold such arrests. That
dangerous power Mr.. Hayes will not sur
render and the stalwarts will not permit
him to surrender. Whether that power
shall be taken away from the President
is to be the issue of 1879 and 1880. No
! oic tdh ioTehuOW NHdL lic dliuy VI tue
year 1900 or the President of 1900 may
be. but ifthat army be mercenary and be
corruptly officered, and if that President
be bold as well as bad, agolden key may
open to him the door of recollection by
military interference at the polls and the
people may find themselves unable evel
to close it again. Our army is not large
but the Pr@torian Guard of Rome, whicl
sold at auction the Office of Emperor
seventeen hundred years ago to Didiu.
Julianus for a sum equal to about thou
slni dollars in our money to each soldier
and then forced the Roman Senate b
E ratify the sale, did not number over tel
thousand men! General Ewing canno
do better service to his country than /,
> turn aside for while from those none,
u discussions which Mr.. Gladstone declare
have driven mad so many preachers G
y finance, and ask his countrymen in Obi
u to inquire and reflect how people S
II great, so free and so capable of selt-go,
y ernment as the Romans came to be u,
" prived of the fruit of free elections an
u the Roman Senate to be reduced to Il
~ rank OF ratification committee.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

THE DANGER OF FEDERAL INTER
SKRENcE.-The danger of the interfer-
snce of the Federal government in the
elections, cannot be too carefully guarded
against. The central power gradually
insinuates itself; growing more powerful
with each succeeding change. The advance
In one direction invites advance in an
other, until when it is too late, States
and nations find they are at the mercy of
the next ruler, be he good or bad. The
World in an editorial article setting
forth the issues in Ohio in the present
campaign concludes with the following
truthful language as to the danger to be
apprehended from the encroachment OF
the power ofthe general government upon
States andthe destruction of the restraints
which were vested to restrain the Federal
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

NJ OriCE.-J. IL. Primrose mas taken the
~ management of the old and reliable
sewing mac Inc company-the Wheeler 4
Wilson. 7 his machtue has been lately
improved, aud " an enUirely new IN achine,
and Is known as the Improved Wheeler q
Wilson. IL liz the finest made loc k-stitc
sewing machine now in use, and has ad
vaniages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us call, j.,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
Our terrltory embraces Delaware and
Chester counties. Pa, and Delaware and
tie Eastern Shore of Maryland.
rs Market street. After the 18th of March
next We viii, be found at our old stand the
Garrett building, No. 71s Nj arket street.
RSAGENTS WANTED.
feb5 dtf j. II. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
At MOOre's ship Yard.

The rush Of repairing vessels still con-
tinues at the ship yards OF Col. Enoch
Moore. The Odessa sloop Oteeia, the
Brandywine schooner Alaska, and a
schooner from Little Creek Landing.
Kent county, have all been put on the
ways for repairs within few days past.
Bush's barge Alice will go offthe ways in
day or two, the repairs OH her having
been completed.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
Cangresa Yesteraiax.

In the u. S. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Wallace, from the Committee on Appro-
prlations, reported the JOINT resolution
for the adjournment of the session,
amended to make the date June 25th, AZ
5p. III. Mr.. Window objecting, its con-
slderatlon was postponed until to-day.
After some business of no general inter
est, and the holding of an executive ses-
sion the Sen ue adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
Fire Works.

A. Henze, advertises in another col
umn, that he has purchased and offers
ior sale a carefully selected stock OF
fine fire works of all kinds, which he
will sell at very reasonable rates, at his
store S. e. corner of Second and King
streets. The display in his windows has
seldom if ever been eqnalled in this city
for taste and beauty.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
DUBLIC SALE
L OF A SUPERIOR
BUILDING LOT,

East side OF Madison street, north OF Ninth
rect. SATURDAY, JUNE 2s. ls79, Dt
O'Clock, y. IN on the premises, without
post stponement, withdrawal, OF underbid
ding
This iot Is portion OF the excell ent
Gibbons property, IL high AMI dry W tn
good surroundin ina and Will be sold IN pur-
valuab' o lot and worthy OF the attention oi
discriminating purchasers. % fet by l50
feet as now staked on the ground
TERM $50 per cent cash and the b n.
ance in n"te, with approved indorser, Is
months, bearing Interest iron the day OF
sale. j. ERNEST SMITH, Executor.
Ut. HEALD,
Clayton House building,
je23 ,25 27 Agept to effect thS sale.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

NJ OTlCE.
IN .FFIcE oTTuE COUNTY TREA
sUREk.
NEW CAsELE, Del, June 2ist, 1873 J
The unde, slg ned is authorized 10 Eeso-
tate II County Loan OF Seventy Thousand
Dollars, (S70,UOU) for the pu rpose OF eract-
ing the new County Buildings Ia the city
OF Wilmington. Sealed proposal' for all
or any part OF said loan Will be celved
ny the undersigned until July 1st, 1919.
The bonds when will bear interest at tho
rste o ~ per cent, will be issund IN sums
OF 800, = 90 and 81 900 eglstered.
The right To reject any or all bids, n II
he deemed ~ the Interest OF the county
to do So is hereby reserved.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
County Treasurer.
p o. Address, New Cas,le, Del.
je2i-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
TUEsDAY, JUNE "a, 1870.

In THE course of events now trans
hiring In Europe and this country 1t Is
hoped that the whole question as to the
standard of silver and gold will soon be
ssttled and taken away from politics
With which it should never had anything
tn do
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
Mayor AlIm oma's Court.

Last evening there was but one solita-
ry sinner arraigned before the Mayor
The charge was drunkenness and the
a ual penalty was imposed. This morn
ing, two cases of disorderly conduct were
tried In one of these fine of 81 was
imposed and the other was dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24
Al ll'TIl,E

NJ OTICE TO OWNERS OF DOG -
~ Notice is hereby given to all owners
oi dogs, that ON and after June 2lst, all
dogs found runnlng at large on the streets
with put "i es" on win be taken up and
Killed Within iwenty-four hours, If not
reclaimed W. j. NJ ,XWELL.
jeli-ll Chief OF Police.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-24

Mr.. HAYES has yielded to the de-
m.nds of the Stalwart Republicans and
the officeholders and vetoed the Judicial
Appropriation bill because it makes no
appropriation for the payment OF the
Dsputy United States Marshals that
such men as Davenport may appoint to
oversee the elections and arrest and in
timidate voters.