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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-02-17

in. Bishop says, s.Old man Singeler u COL
lectins material for building condition to his
house, 20 he can sntreat passengers In more
hostile manner.n s~9 90
The price Of sxxs h.s hllsn - g :" be
again within ths reach Of our spesksts md
stomac cha. Is eeats per dozen Il what the
dealers ask for them 4 .s ais.sss, ORE ~
Last Sunday the trsius again changed time;
only SLIGHTLY however. No. 4 now arrives
here At p. n instssd of 1:s7, - heretofore,
and 10 the only one materially changed.
We acknowlrdge Aus rrcsipto Of m Invitation
TO sparty to be given BY the young men OF
Piedmont on the 2sd inst. We rsgrst that
are sueh tAst We cannot At
tend. Nssaa
Norrcs.-Rav. A. 8. Wright, OF - Louis.
will commences ssries Of meetinRA On Friday
evening, Feb. iash. At the Prsssytefian ehurch,
at O'Clock. .Aco-lial invitatioa y extended
to all.
Prot. Lybecker Il progressing finely with
his music class. He 10 kspt busy fro1 Mon
day morning. until saturday might. He b .
very able and e1lcisnt teacher md deserves
success.
Horn ARRIVALS -. r 1inrphrse. Henry
Hodde, Henry stimbrussGs. 81. Louis; 4. J.
Norman, Boston; e. Haruan, Louis Meyers.
Hogan. No.; Wm. Henderson, Col. WAlsely.
st. Louis.
- far rsgg~g.r
..Old Wint.r's golax." ID what N hesh .
few DAYS ago; but II be Ia, he must have very
small hols to sQneexs through, Is be IL leay-
ing lots Of fur bshind. The snov fell ssvaral
inches deep lsst Saturday. +. 80
The protracted meeting on Fort Hill va
Transferred from there to the u. =. Churen,
Ironton, and eervices will be held there sAch
evening until Friday. whan they will b held
at the Presbyterian church. .'.eysa :
Job-work. jpb-wors. job-work! We are d.
most rushed to death with job-work this week,
hut will perhars have wsded through tha
Hood Of It by next ssek. and then---out "
will make no rash promises. Il s,ss@al.s
Rev. Jordon woolfced. Of Do Soto, hes beer
holding serious 81, messinss n the NJ
Church. OF this placa, the psst vesk. Hr'A
very able minister, ard quite . number ofcal
people have responded 70 his CALI ~ g
- -----..s ---.- - &. 6. - 80,
Valentine day has come and rome, and With
a na.,A.x>e IL aos,ea Ian III. =
"' .',.."s .....s,.s,c,,.,, ,vi,ho,t !.
gard 70 fx<Hne. Orr dssa 49, - 1870 y
receive . coaae sse, tAAAsto ~ lees ont alst
Re'sss. =.
VERY - Vaisstinss d III sosuie ktua -.
sold Re r. this year, though ~ demsnd n
fanev ones MA uru,ualiy large Fine ONE
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-02-17

HeckeF's Self-ralSing Grtddie-cake ncor -
al ready for makfag Rriddls-cahes b only
mixing II It either cold water and milk. or
ali water. II dcse NOT require sait yeast, cs
baking powder Il can also be made into naf-
INA, doughnuts, or gsns. Full dirsetions 40
company each -psekaes,s You can get thss
oour Of ". r. Delsno, s.Dlus Store" Irontoa,
who has e sor sale. s
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-02-17

Job-work, tyb-work. job-work! We are q
most ruahedi to death with Job work this week
but viii perhars have waded throu2n N
flood OF. It BY lext week. and then----out y
will make no rash promises. se Il z..sss4a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25
DEATHS.

D,ed. in the CITY Of Manchester, september ~,
1891 AZ IO:3O 4. NJ, ROBERT II. HURST, In the
thirty nth year OF his axe.
Loved one, thou art gone 10 rest,
Where there IS no trouble or care,
And our aim shall be 10 meet inee,
And with thee Thy pleasures share
The funeral will take Mace from The heIhodis,
Episcopal church on sUNDAn ~ ~ ?
oicieck. Friends OF TIE family are respectfully IN
yited to attend.
Died, Of Inflammation OF the boue,s, FepIemosi
23d. at ten minutes past 8 O'Clock 4. "a, AZ LnS a n,s
deuce ef his broiber-in Law DIR. Berk'ev Pleas1n.
No. 2OoX west Cherry street., GOLDMAN LOWR1'
son oT Elias an Sarah f.. Lowry, or Hanover couh,
~, Va; aged twenty. five years one mOnth aho
thirteen Gays.
:. Rest. dear brother. Thy spirit Is free,
The portal OF Heaven Is open TO ihee:
The hearts Of your sisters are buried In gloOh. q,
For the pride OF their hearts Is colo III the teno'
Died on Monday, September 18th. at . z. 4.
JOHN u. CARROLL; aged eighty years.
The deces sed was a native OF the county OF Aiec
marie, bur fer the last ~forty-nTe years q clnEeh OF
the county OF Bath.
Died, at the residence of bis father, 80. 29Os
east Marshall street.. 81 8 o'c'ocK T.. NJ. sep ember
24fh, CHARLES II. WADE, son OF III. Ne ana NJ
A.. Wade; aged twenty -four years.
The funeral will take pace from Tue resine.ce
MONDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock.
Died. September "a. 1881, OF The residence OF her
narents, ZIP Laurel street. Al 8 O'Clock 7. NJ. IN the
third year Of her age. LAURA WISE, the youngest
child Of Henry and Kate Chsrter.
The pride and p I OF fond pareAls' ehe was sre~''I
The mineral will take place FROM Pne-sireei
church on MONDAY at 4 o'clock Il. Nj. Frlenns Oh
the family invited to atteDs.
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Cripples the Henkel Bill.
: Yirninin PeOple saYs |:

The Virginia People says:
"The Riddleberger bill, IL passed, will
destroy the receiyabilitY OF schOol-warrants
for taxes, and thus deprive teachers OF the
benefits secured to them by the Henkel bill.
Vote IL DOWN.
We have quoted in another article the
language OF the RIDDLEBER0ER bill upon
which the above statement is based. Read
It, and see for yourselves that it fOfbids the
several tax-colIectors Of this Common
wealth to receive anything else in discharge
OF taxes than gold, silver, United States
treasury-notes, natloDaI.bank currency, and
losn. certifcsles. These, ''aud nothing
else" says this bill OF denominations.
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The Senate.

The Baltimore AmcficoH OF sa'u'oa,
ssys that General BUsSsTDr's successor ~
ths unIted States Senate Is 20 oc cnO'ea
next wesk. We infer from ibis s's'emeps
,ns, !, 4 ,rue. as visa reported In the p'pers
~.s,.,d.v. that the Governor OF Rhode
island bss called the Legislature OF 'nss
s,a,e 10 meet next Tuesday. We don't
snow now /; happened. but If The report
M ,rne. the Governor has called the Legs
l,,,,re together At so late a DAY, though u IS
20 near e. 50 near and yet so iar"), that the
new seps,or IRON Rhode Island will DOT De
able 10 he present on the day fxedby pres.
,sept Arthur for the meeting OF the uni'eu
States Senate.
The United States Senate Is 70 mes' ="
Monday, the 10th OF October. Inc L.e
la,ure az Rhode Island, II Is reported V "
mes, an Tue,dsy nex,, the 9Th oil sep'em-
her. TIE act OF Congress on toe suuleo'
nrov,0es that The election Of United states
seuator hail take place on The second Tues.
a.v ,ter ,be meeting and ORGANIZATION OF
,he LEGISLATURE. Clearly, the second Iues-
dsy af,er the meeting Of the Rhode Island
Legislature. II that meeting be next tues
dsy, wilt be the 11th dsy OF Ociober-one
dsy after the time fixed by The president
for the mce,ing OF the United States SEN
ate. Perhaps the Governor issued n's ca"
before the President OF the United states
issued his.
The Democrats, IL all OF them are pres
ent. will thus have a majority OF one over
the Republicans in the United s'ates SEN
ale. even II they allow the two New lsik
senators 10 be sworn in before the election
OF . President pro TEN. Bot they VIII moi
have a quorum OF the Senate; ana, u tne
Republicans should prove obstinate snd re-
,use 70 vote, thereby leaving The Senate
without a quorum, the Democrats could
not proceed with The public business. we
trust, however, that the Democrats WI DC
as firm now as they were last spring. Ipey
made much capital then by their persistent
refusal 20 allow the Republicans to bull
doze them out OF their rights. They WIZ
lose All that and more II they now yield
single Importsnt point to their enemies
We do not mean that II would be improper
for the Democrats TO agree to give the re
publlcans a due share Of the chairmanships
OF the various committees, or even a snare
OF the offices. We mean only that the Dem
ocrsls have the right under the law TO or
ganize the Senate before the sealing OF the
new senators. and that they should never
surrender this right. They haven't a ms
iority Of The whole Senate, II Is true; but
thew will have as many senstors as the Ee-
publieans, even after all the new senators
are seated, and will, therefore, have II 10
their power to make their votes ielt when
Mr.. ARTHUR sends his appointments 10 toe
Senate for confirmation. "Tofe faiT," gen.
tlemen Of The Republican party, and the
Democrats win reciprocate your good con-
duet. You know you can't turn out 40
officer appointed by The President, nor con-
firm ODE such, without the votes OF some
Democrats.
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COHEN BROTHERS.

.......... s.s..ss
Tha; we sell goods at a small margin has long been
established by fair comparison with samples from
every part Of The United States.
That our assortment aud STYLES range among the
first houses in the country has been asserted over
and over by those who are in position to judge. 1t
has been our asslduous endeayor 10 present all the
rest styles as soon as they appear In the market, and
give 10 our patrons the benent Of every advantage
GUS purchase.
No one who has followed our advertisements and
visited our place Of business csn ever doubt but that
the goods ARE as repre- aenled, both as to quality and
as to value.
In general, we advertise prices of only such goods
as are purchased under value, and then ONLY when
in large quantities. For this r,a on we offer many
valuable blrgains that are never represented In our
advertisements.
Our preparations for the coming season are such
as will by far exceed cur former facilities.
We are now receiving daily large lots of goods
WILL OFFER on MONDAY;
A large stock OF HANDsOME SILK PLUsHEs and
VELYETs, entirely new in design;
A LoAKING SATIN DELYON at ~ 60, value
1926;
ALL.sILK CoRDoNNIER at $500, general
value $3.50;
A very lsrge stock Of HANDSOME BLACK DRESS
SILKS, among them GUlNET'o sATIN.FIN-
IsH, quality C., at 1920, value Sl.75; quality A
at $4,000. a yard less than importation price;
Also, a large stock Of sURAH SILKS and sATINS
In Black and Colored;
sURAH SATIN At al 20, pure silk and sold. gene
rally at s1.75 a yard;
BONNET'S finest No. Of SATIN DE LYON at
1925, valued at IS;
Also, several pieces SATIN De RHADAMES from
rs to soc. a ward under value.
In COLORED SILK MATERIALS We present
every shade, style, and quality.
We will make special offerings OF extraordinary
bargains i'm many Departments this week.
sc l7-Sa,Su,&Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

TUCKER AND GoODE on THE RIDDLE
BERGER BhL.-In bis speech at Staunton
last Monday, Mr. TUCKER told the people
very plainly thst the RIDDLEBEnoRE Dill
wss a mere humbug. Perhaps We ought
not 10 say that RAN. TUCKER is the pest
constitutional lawyer in Virginia; but we
can safely say that If he has any superior,
we at least don't know who 1t IS. When RAN.
TUCKER gives a legal opinion on a eonsti-
t~utional question II carries so much weight
with 1t that IL Is very optic settle that ques-
ton in the minds Of all thinking people.
Now, then, read the Yindicdtor'S report OF
what he said Of the R%IDDLBBsRGsR bill.
We quote:
"tTo Resdiusters and everybody else /
would say said Mr.. Tucker, that this
R~iddleberger bill Is q deIusion.' You can't
enforce u; and In the face OF the Constitu-
ton Of Virginia and the decisions OF the
United States Supreme Court IL Is idle to
think about 1t. We can talk in Virginia
about what we will do and what we won't
do. but when you come 10 the United States
Supreme Court you 6nd The whole power OF
the United States To back II. A ReSoiuster
Court Of Appeals being appealed from
would ONLY have its decision reversed by
The United States Supreme Court, and that
would end II. Saying In the bill that a
coupon. holder can't appeal from the county
court amounts TO nothing. The Constitu.
ton OF Virginia says he can appeal, and
that ends the matter"
That's plain enough. Now, let us hear
JOHN GooDE on the same subject. The
Fiadicdtor reports bin as follows:
GAS for The Riddleberger bin 1t Is a snare
and a delusion. 1t would not stand an hour
In a court. 1t il against the Constitution.
Your County.Court Judge here might give
any declsion be pleased, but the prohibition
OF an sppeal from that decision would
amount to not the snap OF my hnger. The
Constitution provides that the Court OF
Appeals shall have jurisdiction in all cases
OF uueonstitutionality OF a law and In other
cases. You present your coupon aud the
sheriff refuses II for taxes, and you get out
your manddmus from. the Court OF Appeals
10 make him take it, aud that ends the mat
ter. He must take IT,.
1.-THE scheme 10 The Riddleberger bill 10
break down the receivable coupons 10 no.
thing. First, 10 order TO do II, IL wasts TO
double the taxes. Beware OF that, IL Is a
fraud. When they double the taxes they
cannot get rid OF the coupons. Even after
the doubling OF the taxes and their receiy-
ing them back at one half, the coupon
holders can undersell you. Then what will
they do? Revolutioni Hardly; we have
bad enough OF that. II they then should
60 from tbc Court Of Appesls to the United
States Supreme Court, where would they
be. That court would only repeat It's de-
cision in the same case already made"
Press the fight upon this line. aud you
are bound TO win The battle. The RIDDLE
BERGER bill Is all the capital the Read listers
have. Take that from them, and they have
nothing left.
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s,,ea lIvbtpinQl,ke fishes OF spontaneous
eloouence. haye never witnessed sncn :
victory. The last thirty minuieseI Danssss
speech sounded upon the ears OF Una pcvpss
IKE peal after peat OF fhunner. Ins '1s,
crowd were swept Ike by Q volcano O
the close
DANIEL WAS rAKxx or II s~HouLDERs Of
1HE PEOPLE
and transported across the Fsir-Grounas. 10
tho carriage amid such shouts ss pave
meyer beard since the days OF the oId re1sI
wells on a victorious battlefield. Danlers
visit TO Bristol has been received by q gres'
ovation. The enemy Is routed horse, ioo',
and dragon. They are really on the run.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

The worst, the dirtiest, the most corrupt,
the most vicious piece Of legislation ever
offered IN Virginia is the Riddleberger bill.
Glass legislation was never better exempli.
fed.
1t bids for the support Ct large taxpayers
by allowing them to discount their tax rates
so per cent, and gives them a bonus besides
In giving them Il preference over small tax
payers. Not only this, but specially TX.
CLuDes H RECElvABILITY OF TEACHERS
WARRANTS FOR TAXES, thus rendering them
utterly worthless. Ii any teacher doesn't
believe this, LET him come TO this office and
be convinced by a perusal OF the bill itself.
Virginia People.
Perhaps, thought We, the People has read
only the bill as it was when it came from
RIDDLEBLRGER's hands. Let US examine
the bill as it passed and as it was when the
Resdiuster Convention that nominated
CAMERON endorsed it. Sure enough 1t reads
as follows:
IA. The several tax collectors Of this
Commonwealth shall receive In discharge OF
the taxes, license taxes, and other dues,
gold, silver, United States Treasury notes,
hational.b bank currency, and the temporary
loan certificates as hereinafter provided, and
nothing else.
The HENKEL bill provided as to the school
certificates as follows:
"This certificate shall be received by the
county treasurer OF whom drawn at its face
value for all taxes due the Commonwealth
when sigued by" [ihe superintendent OF
public free schools for the county,
Evidently the RDDLBBERGER bill repeals
the HESKEL act. Read the language above
quoted "Gold, silver, United States Urea
sury.notes, national bank currency" loan
certificates, sand nothing else"
And these RiddIebergeIites are the
friends OF the public schools
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BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT.
Large stock BLACK SATIN DE LYON, SATIN
MRRVEILLEUX, SATIN and SILK SURAH.
AL 0, a complete assortment Of BLACK SILK and
BROCAOES IN the latest fall designs.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
A personal inspection win be indispensable 10 a
proper appreciation Of the novelties for fall and
winter wear offered in this department. Among the
specially new goods just oponed are
LOHENGRIN SILK and WOOL BASKET
PLAIDS In rich new colorIngs and designs;
SILK and WOOL OMBRE BAYADERES and LIE.
VANTINE OMBRB STRIPES, for cOmbina-
tloa and trimmings;
ALGERINE TINsELLED STRIPEs-ombre eff
fects;
sAVOYARD CLOTH SUITlNGS-siripes of mixed
Of, cts and plain colors 10 correspond, for COM
bination walking suits;
LADIES' FINE CLOTH SUITINGS In new weav-
iBgs and rich aud effective colOrings;
FRENCH SHOODAs and ARMURE CLOTHS In
new fall aud wluter colors;
PLAID and STRIPED CAsHaERE5 I'm rich dark
colorings;
FINE FLANNEL sUITINGS;
LUPIN'S FRENCH CASHMERE S I'm new shades
and c%olors;
And a vast collection Of other NEW FALL GOODS
too numerous 20 admit of detailed recital.
A full line OF CARPETS just opened.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
3Il Broad street,
Sc lS-eod Leaders Of Low Prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

Speaking, boweyer eloquent, Will not
alone win the 6ght. You must add to II a
vast amount OF quiet, hard work. The
Democrats who look after the tens are the
mea who win secure organization, and or
gaDIzatIou will ensure victory.
Just remember that WILLIAM MALONE q
90. viii strike you at your weak points.
Sec that they are reinforced aud well
guarded. See. too, that YOU strike the Co
s~ifionists where they are most vulnerable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

Senator JOKES, OF Nevada, says that Pre-
sldenI ARrsuR will not occupy the White
Heuse except rs az Office, and ne bimseli
thinks be should not do so until II Is reno
yated. He thinks Congress win do some-
thing this winter 10 regard TO the disease
breeding river fats. II Is q sbsme that
action has not been laken long before this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

j. ID. PRETLow, 10 accepting the Demo-
cratic nomination for the House Of Dele
gates from Southampton. said that be fully
appreciated the responsibility OF his posi-
ton, and that he would use his best efforts
to carry his party to victory in November.
and be will.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

SchooLtescbers' certificates are only an-
other kind OF coupons promise OF the
State 10 receive for taxes it's obligations to
pay money. No wonder the Readiusters
so framed the bill as 10 forbid tsx-collectors
10 receive such certificates.
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JULIUS MEYER 6 SON
EARLY IN THE FIELD. WITH BARGAINS
FOR THE PEOPLE.
THEY OFFER TINS WEEK:

IHh1 OEfEh Thu WA
~ p,.ces coLoRED CAsHMEREs, new fall
shades, at 11c.:
40 piece. CoLORED ALPAcAs, fall shades, at
10c,;
1b pleces sTREL-MrXED LU5TRE3 at loc.;
q cases BEST FALL PFINTS at 64c.;
2 cases GOOD FALL PRINTS al 4kc.;
rs pieces ExTRA.QUALITY PRINTS, In entirely
new aud novel styles, al &c.;
75 pieces PACIFIC PERCALEs, the very latest
styles, at l22c.;
In BLACK CAsHMEREs a special bargain IA all
wool at SIZE. worth 50c.: q 3s Inch Wide ~
55c. worth J0c.;
25 pieces NEW MADRAS GlNGHAMs. fan styles;
l25 pieces ~FLANNELs, all grades and colors' AZ
special low ~prteej;
25 pieces ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL.extrs
fine, at 25c.;
z aud GREY TwILLED FLANNELs special
lyIow;
BLEACHED and UHBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS at bottom prizes;
rs BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS, extra large
and heavy, at sl.25 worth sl.65,a at
j. MEYER & SONS,
on o2.eod CO., and 603 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

Women that have been pronounced In
durable by the best physicians in the coun-
try have been completely cured OF iemaIe
weakness by the use Of Lydia Il. PINK
hams Vegetable COMPOUND. Send TO MIS-
lydia e. Pinkbam, 1913 Western avenue
Lynn. Mass, for pamphlets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25

You can eject both the Democratic State
and legislative tickets II lyou will organize
and work. Remember, however, that the
enemy IL never idle and will do all thai can
be done 10 defeat you.
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ne d RY o ID S.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY-GO[DS
ESTABLISHMENT.

We are displaying for the fall season complete
lines Of goods In all departments that will surpass In
QUALITY, VARIETY, AND DESIGN
anything we have previously offered, and, as usual,
will LEAD IN POPULAR PRICES.
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TAmount Of cash
rnccireG-l

These loan certificates would thus enaoie
all land. and other property-owners TO pay
their taxes at fifty cents on the. do'l'r'
whilst all persons owing the c~ap'tauou-''A
or ncense.taxes Of any sort. or income-'aN'
vould have to pay their taxes In money.
In other words, the tax on real ana personal
property would be reduced by n nah'
wb,Is, the other LAKES named would have 10
n. maid At the rate Of a hundred cents on
the dollar.
II NAV be surmised that elsewhere in the
hill proyision is made for liquor'deaieTs
and other merchants. We have not been
able TO find any such feature 10 It, we
printed the bill in full on Saturday, ana
each reader is Invited to examine ior hlW'
.ef. The printed advertisement when the
Auditor is required to furnish to clerks OF
the county and city courts, and which is au'
dressed "to all good citizens" feads As
follows:
O. subscriptions 10 any amount NOT eX-
ceedlnp ia any instance The amount OF taxes
annually assessed against the land ana per-
sonsl property o! the subscriber Tor wDlcn
he Is not delinquent are solicited from the
citizens Of this county Tor city,"
That must have the same meaning. "Ine
subscriber" must own land or other pro-
perty. No man can buy a loan-eertihcate
for any amount exceeding The amount OF
taxes assessed upon his land and personal
property. Therefore it would seem TO De
clear that no merchant is invited or allowed
to buy them nor any maj who pays only a
sanitation tax: for all such are excluded
by the terms Of the advertisement Nor
can any man buy thsm to paw bis income
tax with, nor, as we read the bill, for any
other purpose than to paytaxes on land ana
other property. The advertisement ior
loans so provides, and the lcan-eertihcste
itself so provides. as shown above.
But the law, says some one, provides as
follows:
"The several tax.coIlectOrs > shall
receive in discharge OF the taxes, license
taxes, and other dues, gold, silver, United
States Treasury notes, national'bans cur
rency, and the tempOrary-loan eertlncates
as hereinafter provided, and nothing else."
That doesn't meet the case at all. That
only requires loan certificates to be taken
az they may be lawfully taken, and as their
Language provides they shall be TAKEN.
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MT GREENS,
CORNER SECOND y BROAD,
PLATES, 55c.a dozen; EXTRA THIN, s4c.a
Gozer; HANDLE TEAS, 43c. a set; FRENCH,
TOO; PLAIN and FANCY GOBLETS, 4Sc. a do
zen; TUMBLERs, 25c. a dozen; WASH-BOWL
and PITCHER, G3c.; BIRD-CAGES, 75c. ; TIN
WARE cheap.
BIG RUSH FOR GREAT BARGAINS
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN II CITY.
lse 20 F,Sa&su- tI
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VICT0RYl


Hs. arentest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hun
dred People wild with Exeiteraent-fi'
EIcaucnce Terrific and His Arguments
overwheimlng-The Cold Reception OF hla'
dieserser; He calls for Fair Piay-An Eh-
citing scene or the stand-The People rake
Daniel ON their shoulders and Bear Him on
In TrIumph-Fulkersen's Home hepudia'es
the CoalItion-D aaiel's Splendid Reception
NJ the Depot-Incsdents, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-25
MARRIAGES.

Married. in Washington, -. g.. August 10, 1851
nv Rev. Douglass Forrest, Mr.. ENR
LIN to Miss CLARA u. o"'" "
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