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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81. James Hotel, March Is. 1882.

Il Griffith ,Ho,d'y Cove { II MClung, Fayette
A Mouypenny, y Cum Is II Morris, do
] NJ Pustlewait, P'rtl'd + + Nichols, Fairmt
] III Johnson. BALTIC u II bhinn. do
T p Ferris, do Fleming, do
II Burnley, Camer'n W Dalrymple, Roch
] A Connolly ,Littlct'n = NJ Sleigh, Florence
VS. Rayenscraft, Par w Mitchell, Zanesvl
Mr. q Mrs Eagan, Char ] l. Berry, Ny
Miss Eagan, Charl'St'n q > Roberts, P1tt>
III A Robinson W Va q Gibson, city
Al Farrell, city Garry. SpringnId
berry Merchant, city ] Pfukehart, BALTIC
MrsWesterman,S Fills II Taggart, Willinstn
r c Wose, Grafton 4 Henderson do
w l. Stotsberry, Graf y y Alden, Cleve
|, Good SR Humes. C'mberl'd
] Mars, Dayton VIM Remhan, BALTIC
J McCurley, BALTIC NJ Carroll. do
q w Stansberry, BALTIC J K Burns, do
W + Martin, BALTIC w ii Renolds. y
M TAYLOR, do TIC Hirst, Columbus
p Smith, Zanesvl VIM Ducher, Boston
F M Richmond, do = Klein, NY
r a Sweeney, Tyler co Ed Crymble, Sand sky
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The BEsr sALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. II is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box For sale by Logan
A Co.
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RoBr. SIMPSON agent for Charter Oak
Flour. The best in the market. Every
bgrrel guaranteed
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.ssI', MEDICAL.
Or. FRAZlER.S
ROOtBitterS!
mGo.cAL.fsl

Frszisrs Root Bitters are not dram-shciS
whisky beverage, but ara STRICTLY medicinal In
every sense They act strongly upon the uvsr
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regu-
lar, make the weak strong. heal the lungs
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity:
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever And
Ague, Dropsy. Pimples and Rlotches, SSrofu-
lous Humors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm,
White Swelling, Eryxipelas, Sore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or Do
bility caused from tmprudence. and to females
in delicate health, Fraxiers Root Bttters are
br. Fraxier: have used two bottles OF your
Root Ritters for Dyspepsia, Dtknness, Weak
ness and Kidney Disease, and they did me
more good than the doctors and an the medi.
cine ever used, From the frst doss took
heslth. and feel as well Is ever did. con-
slider your medicine one Of the grsatest OF
blessings- AhS. d. MAhTlN
Cleveland, O.
Sold by all drugyists everywhsS at si-@ pr
Logan q Co., Agents, Wheeling. W. Va.
g. O Hamilton. Agent. Bsllairs. o.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED op Urn,
ID made by Jerry Crawford and VI
Crawford, his wife, 10 the under>ly ned tr,s.I
dated April II, lSsD, and reooriesi In ths -
OF Clerk Of the County Court of Ohio os,s,s
West Virginia, In deed OF trust bsk M II
page S6, I shall, on
SATURDAY. MARCH Il. I've
Commencing Rt 10 O'Clock \, m, At IA. tr.,
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county ~
Virginia, proceed 10 sell At public auc,,,e /.
the highest and best bidder, the follovfss
described real estate, that Il 10 nay: 49,
of ground situate In Wheeling, West virs,nIs
on the east ride OF Eof street, h1v,S
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and bouni,J =
follows: Beginning nj point on the east ~,
Of Eof' street, forty.tvo ~ i.rt north Of IN.
northwest corner Of the Methodist Ep.ss,..i
Church lot; thence eastw andy with the .,uts.
eTn line OF piece of ground bclongins "A
Robert Strange one hundred LOO iest q
twenty (aul foot alley; thence southx .riL,
and parallel with Eon street eighteen Il y fsri
thence wsstwarily and parallel with Tn lip.
first above mentioned. one hundred Ion ,~S
To Eon street: thence northwanily with -
east line Of Fol- street eighteen Clsl 10. 70 ~
place of beginning. The property consist. q
The above parcel OF ground and two .,ay
frame dwelling house thereon.
Terms OF BALE. Cash.
WIN. LINCH. TraAsS
II. h FERGUSON ATTY. isss
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The celegrated Edelweis Flour is un-
doabtedly the best in the market. Have
just received large stock. Try it and you
will Use no other. EDwARD REID,
No. 1.tT Main street.
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"PRIzE Soar is the housekeepers. de-
light IL is the best cleanser in the world.
@. & Feeney, No. l4lp Main street. sole
ageut.
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RosT. SIMPSON, agent for Charter Oak
Flour. The best in the market. Every
barrel guaranteed.
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
the New Mcclure Sample Rooms
daily.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder" isun-
tious in the market Every ounce guarsn-
teed. Samples free. Try il. G. s Feency,
No. l41Q Main street, sole proprietor.
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MI0oGLLAnEoUS.
7. %. NcFkDDM,

DUILDER, lsio MARKET 1T. EsISI
Is thres doors above Custom ~ =
clasass OF Buildings erects1 prompt. -
isfactoriiy. Plans and Specification vi
and estimates Furnished on applleauossS - 81
full supervision given 70 buildinf o,0sg|
m III s w. SutIdinS sni thoss pest9 -
We %oiHS in ny Inc, Vii % VII 70 saas
- abovs IN. xeyAnog.
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TouR duty is to keep from getting sick,
u you can, With PEsVaA yoR eaR.
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Roar. SIMPSON, agent Tor CnareeT OaA
Flour The best in the market livery
harrSl guaranteed,
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Rosr. SrNPsoN. agent for Charter Oak
Flour. The best in the market Every
barrel guaranteed,
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The above named defendants Will take no
tice that the dispositions OF Julia A. Curtis,
Ezekiel Rodgers, and Others will be taken AZ
the law ONCE Of Taylor q baIr, ~ NO. y, ~
Ohio county, in the State Of West Virginia,
on the 7th day Of April, A. ID: 49,, between
the hours of O'Clock A. N: and 10 O'Clock y;
NJ To be read in evidence In the above named
cans on behalf of said Complainant; and IL,
from any cause the taking Of the said depost'
tons shall not be commences, or being COM
menced, shall not be completed on that Gay,
the taking of the same will be adjourned rom
time 10 time until the same shall Dc com
pleted. y; ". Jninnrx
mar9oawt. SolicltOr Ior JUL is'n"'
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Your duty is to keep from getting sick
il you can. With PERUNA you can.
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vs..
n. f. Dean and Abner B. Curtis.
IL CHASCERY AND ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit s TO recover from the
defendants 500 with interest from the 3rd DAY
of October, 1854, until paid, and TO subject the
interest OF the defendant, Abner u. Curtis, IN
and 10 certain real estate described In the
cOmplainan bill filed herein, and upon
which the attachment In this cause was
levied, on the LIST day OF March, ls12, and II
Appearing from an affidavit filed In the cause
that the said defendant II not a resident OF
the State OF West Virginia, on motion OF the
complainants attorney, II is ordered thai the
said defendant do appear here At tne nef !.
necessary to protect his interests herein:
Teste: SAMUEL b. hcSoLi$Gn
Il u. BARE, Iefk.
('ompiaiDant's Counsel.
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CITY FINANCES.
rne Knowiedge Cleaned from the Re
s.svers. :Montbly Report.

Below wilEbe found CITY treasurer Dun'
away's report to the Council OF the re-
os;nts and disbursements of city fund for
The month OF February:
RECEIPTS.
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THE GRAY FARK FOR SiII.

TONslsTiNG OF % ACRES SITUATE
~ In Ohio county, lbout thru ana = -
miles from RoneyS Point aud Triaie!pn,,
Price, $500,
Part cash. Inquire Of J. Chamhe~ B.,.
JAmes l. HAWIey, Wheeling. ". Va
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PUBLICATIONS.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- county, Circuit Court. March Rules. 1879.
Julia A. Curtis
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As taken at SchnePfs Opera House drug
store: .
y, is 81 7,xlrA.x.uEs u.s. .Srx. JPN.
Is S. 81 "a B 81 % %
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ron sAIG.
Real IIstnt to IsulIc,;-

A STORY BRICK DWELLING W.,
"A frame addition. No. nc. Main n
rents for SIS per month: lot sll.): oa.,S'S
N,ac. II not sold before at pri,sis .,as
will be offered at public sale IN iron, o. ~ y
Court House, April Is, at 10 O'Clock "
European Steamship Agency III. Chez.
L. A. SCHAEfER a
marll Opera HouS. g.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- county, Circuit Court. March Rules, LIZ.
Mathew McKeeyer
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

0sutlsmsn, 20 - Clayton AEoA for
DhiEn a all kinda.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

Leather and rubber beltine, t4einG.
bahhits motnl, 80. q Wa1d : OA0p
6olra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20
California State Convention.

SAX Francisco, Aug. 19.-Present in
dicatiOns point to a very large gathering
OF Republicans at the State Convention,
which is to assemble at Sacramento on
Aug. 30th. The Convention consists of
Is delegates, of whom San Francisco
will have IS, Alameda 30 Los Angeles Is,
Sacramento 20, Santa Clara II. The
basis Of representation to the Con ron :
ton was as follows: One delegate at
large from each county, one to each 2Oo
votes cast for Garfield All Arthur elect
Ors. and one for each fraction of one
hundred votes or over. Already many
rooms in hotels aud private houses have
been engaged by candidates and dele
gates. Many predict that tho throng
will be the largest that ever assembled
III Sacramento to take part in the delib-
erations of a political convention. The
Secretary of the Convention says it will
be a representation Of solid. progressive
and worthy men Of the State. It is u
noteworthy fact that ironclad construc-
tions have been given in many iustan-
ces in favor Of keeping the Sunday law
on the statute book, and the Secretary
says the instructions are so emphatic
and the feeling 80 widespread on this
question that the Convention will
doubtless declare emphatically against
a repeal of the law.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

0eoond hand eoods boaQht and so1d
byL 4 Dalsa Colnan's sows q freat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

Ausrm. New. Aue. 19.-1his morning
- the motor Of Austin street railway
vas descending . grade ut Clifton street
the seeam breaks ware br0ksn while it
was ON = steep grade. and the engine
became unmanaeeable. AZ il waa turn
ing q curve Il fell over, burying Andy
Wright, the engineer, under the wreck,
killing him instantly and mangliue his
body frixhsfuliy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

D.. MillsR charges nothine for snlarg-
ine IL ohsst. jl3-lm
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SAN FRANcrsco, Aug. l9.-Chief Grow
ley has inst completed his annual report
from which It is ascertained that during
the year past arrests have aggregated
$3.50, of which ii, 1,075 were for drunk
enness, and 1855 for battery. There
were 179 arrested for burglary in the
firss degree, and 100 fur burglary in the
second degree; for keeping gambling
houses, IA; visiting the same, 84f;
grand larceny, 1875; petit larceny, SO;
murder, %; attempted murder. l07:
mansiGughter, 3; violating purs air law,
1.4S4; robbery. los; attempted robbery,
lS; violating Sunday law. 1.0A5. There
were during the year 1876 dodgers. The
amount of property reported stolen or
lost during the year amounted to $751;
33.lO, of which there has Seen recov-
cred property valued at SD, ,3O9.G GO.
During the year there have been sub
pBnaed 1916 witnesses. There have
been abated 1851 nuisances sbated, and
Cos lost children were restored to their
naPopts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20
SsSo,ooe Fire.

RED BLuTY, Aug. l9.-This place was
visited last evening by a very destruct-
i've fire. The burned district comprises
three blocks of the best business section
Of ths town. No lives lost, but there
we're several mishaps. The total loes
will probably reach $280, 900; insurance,
$l51,WO. During the fire lootinR was
INDUCED in by a number of persons.
Four Cinnamon and four whites were ar
rested for plundering and are now in
jail. The work Of rebuilding will be
commenced Immediately,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

slaughter. The prisoner gave &l50o
bonds TO appear st the January term.
0ovsrnoe Thaysf has offered one
thousand dollars reWard for the mur.
derers Of 1rA Mary Fitch, near Mort b
famhnl Il appears that the murderer
had formed an ambush behind a LAG
about Is yards from the road, and had
taken pains 70 break down the inter.
yenin9 twigs and branches to get q
clear shot. Two trails were visible, one
slight one along which he had come,
and one better defined where he had
hurried away. The shot took effect in
the side Of the head, breaking the neck.
and severin2 the jugular vein. Mrs.
Fitch fell ont of the wagon and the
horses ran some distance before thew
could be stopped. Before her sou could
ces back to the body two mora shots
were fired This IL the fourth attemp:
on her life. Great excitemsnr prevaiis
throughout the country.
The preliminary examination OF the
Indian suspected Of the murder of DR..
Hutchinson was held at Newport yester-
day. He waived examination, aud was
started for Corvallis, 54 miles distant,
last evening. There Is great danger of
lynchinQ. Men were at Yaquina City
las. night, trying to get assistance in
the matter.
The preliminary Examination OF r. 8.
R0adman for killing Jack Downer last
Tuesday, was conducted at ROseburR
this evening. Roadman was held to
answer for mAnslau2hter in the sum of
$500, which he immediately gave.
Ths match trot at City View Park
this afternoon. between Dexter and
Wilton Medium, WAS won by Dexter in
three straight heats, each by half a
length. Time 2:29H. 2::.0, 2:3l.
PoRrLAND, Aug. 19.-John Moran,
steward Of the steamship Walla Walla,
while walking aboard his vessel at Aims
worth wharf, at IL O'Clock tonight, fell
from the gang plank to foat twelve
feet below and broke his neck. He was
Is years old and leaves \ wife and three
grown daughters in San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

Ian psspayoA . - IN kinAe ~ dfeying
q t. 6h01at no11ea Have a1oo - hA0d
5 p1ono 0Uek ~ II eaEoful DevlnG e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

TUcsoN. A. T., AuR. l9.-The Stare
special advices Of the 18th from Hermo-
sIilo, Sonora, says that In the fight with
the Apaches in the Sahuariwa district,
tho Mex can troops lost forty-five men
and the Inians lost thirty-cight dead on
tho field. Eighteen women and twelve
children killed ON the road between Sa-
huaxivA and Trinidad mines. There
are 1000 National troops expected soon;
l6O are coming BY steamer. Indian
prisooo1 are all atiil in He1mosillo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from
Graham and the Duke of Connaught
have gone to Aboukir. Of the whoio
feet Of ironclads. the Invincibls and
the Inconstant alone remain. The
Forty ninth Seventy fifth and Seventy
ninth regiments at Ramleh will proba-
bly, support the movement at AbOukir
by an attack on the left tank OF tbs
enemy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
announces the following reduced rates
to Iowa points, to 10 into effect Septem-
Der LIST: Iowa City, $3.50; Grinnell, $S.-
80; Des Moines, SlO.45; Grisw0ld, $l3.:5;
Oskaloosa, $o75; Pacific junction,
$1i3; Omaha, $l4.4O; and others at
corresponding rates. Deductions will
bo made to all points on the Pacitc
coast. Ali points named compete with
ths itook Isla I'd road, and war may bS
the result.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20
8mrned - Death.

CHICAGO, Aug l9.-About 2 o'clock
this morning a flre broke out in the
Walton House, 32 East Washington
street, q not too reputable locality. and
from room Is where the smoke was
thickest the agonized screams Of a wO-
man were heard. A fireman broke into
the room, extinguishsd the flames and
foand Mrs. Frank Flynn lying on the
bed, burned out Of resemblance 10 hu-
man form and scarcely alive. She ap-
peared to have upset the kerosene lamp
IN an insane moment. She was taken
TO the county hospital to die. Her fissh
was soaked and burned to crisp.
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aion will last until others conclude 70
resume work.
Lest Steamer.
Kxr West. Aug. l9.-It is reported
that the Bleuheini. AN English steamer.
from Nassau to Balize, Was lost ON the
Iith. Her passengers were saved.
4uNEAroLrs. Aug. IA FIRE this
morning gutted she wholesale hardware
house of T. Il J. A. Ferguson. Loss
$4,000; insurance. $4,000.
Asking AID.
WAsHrxaroS, Aug. 19.-The Governor
oe Texas asks the Government for AID
tSs the yellow fever sufferers.
who Shall spena IT,
WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-JudGe Law
rsncs, First comptroller of the Treasu-
~, rendered decision TO the efiscs
that the President ia empowered 70 OF
psnd the 100000 appropriated by Con.
eress to prevent and suppress the spread
of epidemic diseases.
Political.
RIcHMoxp, Va, Aug. lS.-Geo. ID.
Wise has been renominated for Congress
~ tho Democrats Of the Third district.
Ths Rsadjusters nominated ]. Bowen
soe congress from tho Ninth district.
as u son Of ex-Congressmau Bowen
nom the same section.
4 Allk SPEC.
NRw YoRx. Aug. l9.-Ths Tisss sAys
nat the New York a,lk exchange isbuy.
~ al the oooo0ns they can 6uds niad
1oee 70 have shipme0S ready 70 oond
Innao IN October. They hnve -
vonnt teay nnnn1o lontol l9nn ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20
Auericau consul Attacked.

ALEXANDRIA, August 19.-Long. the
American Consul was attacked yester-
day inside the gates by about forty ma
tives. Soldiers arrived and dispersed
the crowd. The ringleader Of the as
saulting party vas arrested. It appears
that the natives had attempted to stop
Long, when he WAS driving. He became
annoyed and urged on his horse, inaict-
ING injuries ON some Of the party,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from
the village of Lindeburden. West Prus-
sia, which was reported destroyed by
fire, states that only the schoOlhouse
aud one farmhouse were saved. Tho
crops which have just been harvested
we're dAsfrO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20
Meehanleas Fair.

FaksNo, CAL, Aug. IA difficulty
occurred here today at the Bank Ex-
change saloon between two yyunR men,
r. ]. Hsnsley and WI. Brown. Heus-
Icy dr.. d.sw = pistol. S wasn ..B Brown ma. sp1ans
struggle snsued during -, Which a:S the pistol pistol
on the thigh. bat its progress was inn
peded by so Rnld piece in the pocket.
and no injury was inflicted: Brown
wrenched the weapon from Hensley's
hand when the latter TUNED and fed.
Brown fred and the bullet struck him in
the back. passing upward aud forward,
passing through the right lung. Brown
il in custody.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20
A Qerrlhle Aarlee.
A New gaveasisa.

LoSpos, Aug. l9.-There has arrived
o6 Scilly q small experimental collapi-
bls boat, constructed OF cork and can-
vas. It contains crew OF hve psfsons.
The boat was put overheard from 4
steamer four hundred miles west of
Scilfy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-20

VrKxNA, Aug. l9.-The situation in
Koumania has become disquisting. Tho
Russians have apparently commenced
their old OutfaQos. Russian officers
are frequently found on the lower Dan
ube stud ying the passages Of the river.
and noting the ROumanian Rarrisons in
Moldavia and the DObuidschs are the
chief headquarters Of Russian intrigue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

TIE PURCHASE OF BONDS or BEpUDMl!SG STATES
NoI rE@>Urr.D
ALBANY. Jan. ~.--IhC right of savings banks
40 inv, iu bond, Of the State of Georgia having re-
Gently been raised, the Bank superintendent has in
long opinion given official tru,ton to the Ia" Oh Tie
subject MIR. Hepburn says:
Tine static OF Gcor-a. by constitutional amcndnent
glc9irl iu 81 ard void several issues @, bonds
the ~ta,''7 guarantee al the pay m'"t 9 pIH'" anu
iI,ti.. 81 -gHtIu railroad hni.NS. we lhi
value ol ihe bonds. for the payment Of W,Igh o 7iai
declared De-. Obligations N'u rN'''"tn f'V'',"'.
stale al tetd 1 % rcasun Tor ills f'tIu ll hr b"NtTh'r
,GoTeror buocA, and tnrr oonas are t'neraiy hnoWn
a. the "Lu'cA Bonus ihu ls-d.l TO t'!l'i, 'o.''
bonds 10 larger amount than was pr"vrrd Tor u' Law
nlrp tInt pledged large amount OF these bonus
".T T&. state State dd d'falt in The payment Of over
SgOJC,OUp OF IT, Obligations, - epech.l ID Sau sun
ciaion TEc on.y question Was the debt repudatcd
authorized BY thc Legislature 10 be- cOntractedf
firm ~ Warts. southmnyd Chhote and also cNJud5e
Ernpt rendered opinions that the bonds were duly
Upon tLc-c opinions pIouc banking hrlu h."Olhcd
thcir negotiation III Frankfort, Germany.
e have examined opinions sustaining the regularity
and validity of the bonds Uy Abbott Brothers, Enl Id
have also examined two ct tncscrica OF repudlatcd
Sl , ii i..., J,'it tii Al, I1Id. ot thc ,tl. of
Georgia fail within The prohibition contained III the SUD
Grnnjng ina, mere was over issue and that some
of thr were after Their issue, improperly aPp'A
10 could make y19 the uis thti we're Milhlh
the authorized i--ur, or were properly applied.
The -iatc shielding Itself behind lis oNcclgny re.
liss io allow tnr validity OF ur bonds To- be passed
upOu. Governor Bullock was however, indicted for the
ipr. e.ed To nave been tonuittod Ia jhc issuing 0f
th..s bonds. was tried by tine coGrts Oi Georgia and
A. to the construction 30 be given ~ the expression,
COMBINED in said subdivision. within ten 'eHrs p.r
,pu- 90 making such Investment by such corporation,
am clearly of opinion that thc zen years does not com
mancc 10 ran at the date of the commence
frut OF the default, but the date oI 10 tcrnlua-
tior 4 state ru,rlu default ~ aiNa!- ia drduij uuul
relieved by payment of tho drfued debt IL was tie
rtrt ~ the Legislature that Si'c should nave an nm
cudr financial record for 80 least tcu years ln order
to rruG. its obligations proper investment lOreNln+s
banks IIr prDE1ii lDu' hc ata " against investments
raised Dy Tie OCuut in payment Of lt1 bonds 10y the
states not relieved by lapse OF time, and tno bonds %
tUr t.tn OF Georgia Ut al' AuIi.l 81 -luCut
for SAVINGS banks OF TINS state