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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-01-18
T0MMISSIONERS' NOTICE.-Estate of
" Heman Wilkinson.

Y W
The Undersigned having been appointed bv the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of Addison
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adj.
Just all claims and demands ofall persons against
the estate OF lleman Wilkinson, late of Bird
port, IN said district, deceased, and AN claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we Will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at
the late dwelling house OF said deceased, on the
2nd day OF February and Bird day OF NAV next
from one O'Clock =. VI. until four o'clock
=. NJ, each of said days, and that six months
from the 'th day OF December, a. ID. lSs}, is the
time limited by said court for said creditors to
present their claims To us for examination and
allowance
Dated at Bridport this ord day cc January,
A. ID. 1854.
MARSHALL SMITH, lCo,r,.s
HENRY NICHOLS, Oohlrs'
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FINANCIAL.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Marco 8. 1884.
This WAS another duh day IN stock circles. The
changes In prices were unlmportant, being within
the range Of Z 10 l. Al the opening weaker tone
prevailed, and decline OF kG1 took piace-the
latter Louisville and Nashville. This was ssc-
ceeded by a rally OF bdN. Union Pacific icing the
most prominent. In the afternoon there was
scarcely enough business done 10 establish quota
tions, although the market continued firm FOR Pa
ciflc Mail, Northern Pacific preferred, Union Pa
eide, Oregon Transcon,inental, Denver, and 81.
Paul. In the final dealings Missouri Pacific. Lou
isvile and Nashville, Lake Shore, and Erie were
weaker. Compared with last nights closing.
prices are A61h per cent lower for CHANGERS,
Lackawanna, Louisville ana Nashville, Lake
Shore, Missouri Pacific. Kansas and Texas, Read
ing, and Western Union; ls6rlk higher for Central
Pacific. Denver. New orls Central Northern Pa
cihc, Oregon Transeontinentai, Pacific Mail, Texas
Pacific, Union Pacific, and the Wabashes. Chi
cago, Burilng on and Quincy. Northern Pacific
preferred, Jersey Central, and Erie unchanged.
sales, l0l 200 shares.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March S.-The weekly state
ment of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase, 1884 800; specie de-
crease, $4,000 100; egal tenders decrease. 81 9O5-
100; deposits decrease, "a ,666,400; circulation
Increase. 100000; reserve decrease. t5,S79.300.
The banks now hold Sl2.S21,G75 in excess Of
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March s-Virginia 6's, consou.
dated, 404; past-due coupons. 3SH: new IS, J4h.
Bid to-day.
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DIR. Quillan, the leading authority OF
Great Britain on lung-diseases, SAYS while
one of his patients gained only seven
pounds by the use OF Cod-LiVer Oli; sne
gained over thirteen by the use OF Mullen;
The oId-feld Mullen. made into tea and
combined with Sweet Gum. presents IN
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF sweet-Gum
and Mullen pleasant and effective cure
for Group. Whooping-COugh, Colds, and
Consumption. Price 20 cents and 81. rms,
with DR.. Bigger's Southern Remedy an
equally effieacious remedy for CIanlI-CSnc'
Diarrhea, Dysentery, and children suffer
ing from the effects OF teethlng, presents u
little MEDICINE-CHEsT no housenoLu snouiu
he without for the speedy relief OF sud-
den and dangerous attacks OF the lungs
and bowels. Ask your druggists for them.
Manufactured by Walter A. TAYLOR, AT
lanta, Ga, proprietor Taylor's premium
Cologne.
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FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
House Of Representative.

WASHINGTON, marcn {, 1884.
The Speaker laid before the House a let
ter from the Secretary OF the Treasury,
transmitting the statement OF the earnings
OF each United States marshal from 1873
to 1888. Referred.
Under the call OF committees the follow
ing was submitted:
BY Mr.. Turner, OF Georgia, from the
Committee on Elections, resolution con-
firming the right OF Thomas q. ). knnier,
Of North Carolina. TO bis seat in the House.
Laid over.
The Committee on Shipping reported adj
versely the bill authorizing the purchase OF
foreign-buit ships by United States citi-
Zens for Use in the foreign-carrylng trade.
House calendar.
Mr.. Slocum, OF New York. presented a
minority report I'm favor OF the above bill.
Mr.. Morrison, OF Illinois, moved that the
House go into COMMITTEES OF the Whole
on revenue bills, pending which Mr..
Townshend. OF Illinois, moved that the
House 90 into committee on general APP
preparation bills.
The Speaker stated that the vote would
first be taken on Mr.. MorrisOn's motion.
MIR. Randall. OF Pennsylvania, demanded
tne veIS ana llaNs.
Mr.. Reed, OF Maine, inquired whether,
II the motion were carried, the committee
would be required to consider the internal
revenue bills:
The Speaker replied that il would be re-
quired TO consider bills raising the revenue
II there were any such on the calendar.
The Char did not decide whether there
were any such bills or not.
The object of Mr.. MorriSOn's motion was
to take up for consideration the " bOnded
extension" whiskey bill. The House,
however, refused to adopt it--yeas, 115;
nays, 1877. This was in no sense party
vote, as a large number Of Democrats voted
in the negative with the Republicans, and
an almost equally large number Of Repub-
leans with the body Of Democrats in the
affirmative. Nor can it be considered in
the light Of a strict test vote on the whiS-
key bill, rs the fact that it was antagOniZed
by the appropriation bill induced many
members to vote against it who will pro-
badly support it when it comes squarely
before the House, and several Republicans
voted for it for the purpose OF Immediately
moving to strike out the enacting clause.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole (Mr. Blount, OF Georgia, in the
chair on the post-office appropriation bill.
Several speeches were made upon the bill,
but beyond this no progress was made, and
when the committee rose the House adj
journed.
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in the Lynchburg platiorm. nis people

| in the Lynchburg platform. His people
asked for Il.
Mr.. Atkinson said he regarded n as an
important matter, and many senators de-
sired to read the bill. He, therefore, would
not press the measure.
MI, Wlckham thought the bill repealed
section Of the Code which would leave
all the schools in bad fix.
WHAT IT MEANS.
Mr.. Berry thought outside Of Mr.. Wick
MANS objection (Which he had not ex-
amlneO there was no good reason against
the Dill. We have now two classes, scpa-
rate In politics and in churches. This bill
simply proposes TO give them the right to
appoint directors 10 supervise and to nomi-
nate teachers. II the race Is not compe-
tent 10 do that. why noty They have had
fifteen years TO be educated-to acquire the
elementary matters Of reading and writing.
We are going TO give them the right
TO visit their own schools. You can't
get white people properly TO inspect these
schools. III you have intelligent negroes,
they can.
| Mr.. Wickham: | think we can find n
great many white people who will visit and
examine into the condition Of these schools.
From my earliest youth | have seen ladies
OF my own family do that very thing in the
schools on their farms.
Mr.. Berry: When did they stop?
Mr.. Wickham: They do il to-day.
Mr.. Berry But you probably have with
you the negroes you have always had. In
the locality where | live this bill will he
productive Of good to both races. The
bill commends itself TO me in the highest
terms.
WHITES AND BLACKS ARE FRIENDS.
! Mr.. Norton: | feel somewhat embar-
raised in again trespasSing upon the time
Of this body. | say TO the Senator that in
the section l have the honor 10 represent
the white people are i'm the minority, but
the cOlorcd people and the white people
live friendly.
He said the cOlored people bad protec-
ton. and were trusted, and always lived
! in peace got along nicely. The negroes
are perfectly satisfied with the present sys-
TEN. We are willing to do without The
new bill. We simply ask YOU not to force
1t upon the negroes. II we had any other
negro in here | would not disturb you at
all. This bill will work injury. The ne
groeS are not educated TO understand the
necessary arrangements about schools. We
know what confusion it will create among
that people. | ask you not TO do il. We
are satisfied. We have no complaint TO
make. We can't understand why you
force this arrangement. | am satisfied it
will cripple our people.
The bill was passed by. Mr. Wickham
having called Mr.. AtkinSon's attention TO
the fact that the bill repealed vital sections
of the school law,
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The Senate Contingent Fund.
IEy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

10y ItIVFT"PTI t''V
WASHINGTON. March s.-Tbe conferrees
on the Joint resolution approprlating Sl0,-
600 to the Senate contingent fund, with
which II Is expected TO pay expenses for
further investigations in the Danville
(Va.0 and Copiah county lMiss.) troubles,
held their first meeting to-day, and, after
discussion, they disagreed: The House
conferrees would not recede from the clause
restricting the use OF the money to lnyes'
tigations already ordered, and the Senate
conserrees refused to agree TO 1t, saying that
the unanimous vote OF the Senate against
il was equivalent to instructions 70 them to
oppose II. Upon adjournment 1t was I'M
derstood that another conference WIZ be
held but II Is not thought probable that
an agreement VIII be reached by the pres
ept conferrees.
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Ayerdict for Six Cents.

TDN 10 0I'V r1I'F''VVII'I
NEW YORK, March S.-The suit OF Cap
tain Charles c. Duncan against the New
York Times for 100000 damages for libel
was concluded to-day in the KingS-County
Supreme Court. In regard to the state
ment about Beechor, Sherman, and Others.
who had intended to take the trip on the
Quaker City TO the Holy Land and had
failed to go. the jury found for the plain
TIFF and awarded him SIX cents damages.
Concerning the statement about the bank
ruptcy proceedings the jury also found for
the plaintiff, giving him six cents. On all
the other charges the jury found for the
defence. The plaintiff will move a new
trial
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Railroad Matters

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
New YORK. March S.-MessrS. Brice,
Thomas, and Shethar, OF the East Tennes-
see, Virginia and Georgia. and Seney
syndicatcs, sailed to-day for Europe. The
object OF their trip is TO cOnsummate ne
gotiations which have been pending with the
Granger syndicate in London for union
of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia.
and Marietta and Cincinnati railroads with
the Erlanger system, by which the East
Tennessee system will extend from Gin
cinnati to Chattanooga and New Orleans,
and connects with the Texas Pacific and
Southern Pacific system. The present plan
is for the East Tennessee combination to
buy or lease the Erlanger system, the basis
Of which plan is not vet known.
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freaks I'm Leyees.

IBy telegraphto the Dispatch.I
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Several small
breaks in the Ieyees near this city have Oc-
CURED during the past few days, but they
were closed without much damage. This
morning q more serious crevasse occurred
at Davis's plantation, fifteen miles above
this city, in st. Charles parish. The latest
news received reports that the breach Is
widening rapidly, aud that the water 1,
OVERLOOKING both the Texas Pacific and
Morgan railroads. The planters have a
large force at work. The railroads VIII
furnish help and material to close the
hrnak
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women's Suffrage Association, IN session
in this city. made addresses before the
House Judiciary Committee to-day. advo-
eating the extension Of the right OF suffrage
to their sex.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has directed that an investigation be made
OF the reported hanging OF revenue in
former by moonshiners in Floyd county,
Va. He is informed by Collector Rauston
at Danville that the report is generally dis.
credited in that neighborhood.
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dissatisfied GIass-BIOwers.
INV ta,egr,nb 10 The Dispatch.l

By telegraph 10 TIC DI7T17vIII
PITTSBURGH. PA, March S.-Many WIN
dow-glass blowers who went 10 Belgium
to work during the late strike, having been
promised big wages. have returned: They
report that since their settlement there Al
factories out OF 1856 have ceased operations,
owing to the great falling of IN demand,
and that the manufacturers have been COM
PEELED 10 reduce wages 10 per cent. Great
dissatisfaction prevails among the Ameri-
can workmen at the condition OF affairs,
and more emigration to this country Is ex-
pected.
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Secession Agitation I'm Manitoba
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Thy telegraph % the DIspatch.I
ST. PAUL, MINI. March S.-A dispatch
to the Associated Press from Fargo, ID. T.,
says: 1t is stated that an agent OF the Do
minion Government here claims to have
discovered that a meeting was held last
night over the Gold Mine saloon by seces-
sionist a9itators, and that fiery speeches
were made by NJ. j. McGuire, OF Chicago,
and Harry O'Neil, Of Fargo. Mitchell sui
Ivan, James Kennedy, and William O'NeiI
were elected captains. Several wagon
loads Of arms were yesterday unloaded and
left at the Fenian headquarters, and it is
even stated that attachments OF troops
have started for the border. but this is not
generally believed, as the policy seems to
be one OF agitation at present.
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Minister Sargent VIII Not Resign.


BERLIN, March S.-Minister sargent has
decided not to resign. He will submit the
matter to the authorities at Washington
The DeutSche Tdgebtatt calls attention to
what it is pleased to call Minister sargents
incompetence" rs compared with his
predecessors, and says: ave believe that
the American Government is ignoring the
fact that Minister Sargent has exposed
himself to ridicue. He cannot remain al
Berlin without affecting the relations OF
America and Germany. His stay VIII also
be offensive TO the Germans in America"
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CANDIDATE FOR og,Ycg.

no CHARLES w. GODDIN. ESQ. Tue
i undersigned, voters OF the city. approciatinx
your honest aud strict attention. u business, and
believing you would be y suitable person u an To
vacancy caused by the death Of the late John W.
Wright. respectfully request that you annosncs
Yourself candidate for sheriff. to b. voted FOR NJ
The approaching May election.
j III Claiborne, Joseph VI. Blair,
George ", Warren, w T.. Quarics.
q. Gennet j. Crngan.
Jesse Child, III. swiDefo-d.
John O. Williams, ;. l.. Appersoa,
W, III. Tatula, n. r. Tinslcy,
Mountcastie a Cofer, George Y. Stacy,
JP. Kohier, A. l.. Ellett. Jr.,
A. hudson Watkins Clay Drewry,
W. Il. Smith, {. Il. Todd
w. q. stokes, r.. II. Addison
d. %, DAVIS John Addison,
Samuel :. Cottrcll, William ~. Allison
ID. :. Mccarthy, Robert y. Williams,
J. Harvie Blair, Franklia Stearns,
Clem't X. Barksdale. II. g. cray.
w. ". Simmons,
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Failure I'm Chicago.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
CHICAGO, March S.-The Consolidated
Paper Company, manufacturers OF coarse
wrapping-paper, has made an assignment.
Liabilities, S97, 900; assets, Sl25,OOO; con-
sisting of bills receivable and open accounts
10 the amount of $4,000, and wrapping
paper stock valued at 100000.
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Gr0undless Fear.

BY telegraph 10 the DisPa.'"'I
WILMINGTON, N. c., March S.-With
reference to the report from Baltimore
that sailors at that port mutinied rather
than proceed IN n vessel bound for VIII
mington, II may be said that there Is no
yellow.ieyer in this city or vicinity, and
that no report to that effect has even been
heard this wear.
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uoavv Snow I'm New Hampshire.

lBy teIegraph % Inc DlsNlIcH.I
Tacoma, y. H., March S.-TwO feet OF
snow fell here last night. On the Boston,
Concord and Montreal railroad three trains
are blocked at Lake Village, two at Ply
mouth, and two locomotives are derailed
near Weir's, where an attempt Is being
made to clear the tracks.
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Fire and Death.

ny telegraph TO The Dispatch.I
KEoKUK, IA. March S.-The Mackley
block, at Memphis, Mo-, was burned yes
terday. Loss, $4,000. Laomi Mott, Philip
PAYNE. and Samuel Dobyns were buried
beneath the falling walls, and Perry Tuck
er, Lee Davis, Hallett Sanford, and slrS.
McDale were seriously injured. The body
OF PAYNE has been recovered, and the
search is being continued for the others.
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sneefe SHIPMENTS.

TBy telegraph to the Dispa'ch'l
NEW YoRK, March s.-The, total ship
ments OF specie to-day by the steamers
Baltic and Seryia were S4,50o,0oo In gold
and $500, 900 I'm silver. -Four hundred and
fifty thousand double-eagles were with
drawn from the Sub-Treasury to-day. To-
tai since February ist, ss,l4O,0o.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, March g, 1854.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, l.412 bushels.
CORN.-White l,7S4 bushels. Mixed, 100 BUSH
els.
RYF.-34 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, CSC bushels n liked at Sl.15 90
S11S: GIG bushels mixed on private terms
50 bushels common to fair ShOrtberTy 40 81 90 10
Sl.10.
CORS.-White, $40 bushels very good on private
terms. Mi Sed 100 bushels very good at 64c.
RYE.-3i bushels very good at zoe.
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ACaIifornia Cloud.Burst.

TBy telegraph to the DISPATCH
SAN FRANCISCO, March S.-A cloud burst
ed near Cllient last night. and covered in an
instant the track of the Southern Pacific
railroad for distance OF several hundred
feet with two feet OF sand and water
Buildings near by were covered to the
depth of eighteen inches.
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NORFOLK, VA, May II 100
This is to certify that Dr. n A. NOES and ' we
have cured each OF US Of Nasal Cataiih, anu "
nheerfniiv reconmend them TO those likewise al
adcted T.. j. MCLEAN,
hiV'ou' WILLIAM Il. BRADLEY,
JAMES JONES.
81 Main street, Norfolk va
REFERENCES: JOHN l.. HURT, preslaent! PT0
tenn of senate OF Virginia GEORGE - NADNhN'
congressman from Virginia. ...,,7e1A
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A Quick Verdict.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.J
JoHNsTOwN, Pa, March 8.-Miehael MUIR
ray. who has been on trial for the murder
OF John Hancufi, on the 18th OF last Octo-
Der, was found guilty OF murder in the
first degree, the jury being out but twenty
minutes.
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Rise I'm the Cumberland River.

IBy telegraph 70 The Dispat M
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March S.-Cumber-
land river rose rapidly all day yesterday,
and last night was within few feet OF the
recent food height. Adyices from above
report heavy rains and river rising three
inches per hour.
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ST. CLAIRE HOTEL,l
RICHMOND, VA, February IA, 1854.
This i to certify that DIR. y. \. Moses has cured
me of stammering of th,rty-fOur years duration
in the time of one day. His system is exceedingly
SIMPLE. can be carried out by child, aud Is very
efficient. several gentlemen who he I'd me attempt
10 ialk before DR.. Moses instructed me IN his art,
and who have heard me since are a>tounded AT the
change. Their names appear below: Earnestly
recommend DIR. Moses 10 all affected with SIAM
mering or impediment in speech.
ID. X. REVELEY.
EX-Treasurer of Virginia.
We. the undersigned, fully endorse the above
certificate j. Il. BARKSDALE,
Treasurer Of Virginia;
;. HUNTER,
Proprietor Of st. Claire Hotel;
ALFRED SHIELD.
Clerk Circuit Court City Of Richmond.
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TO MEssRs. J. II. CLAIBORNE.

BLAIR, W. n. QUxRLEs, AND OTHERS.
Genilemen.-In response TO yOnI call or 18th
February, 1884. 1 respectfully announce myself
a candidate for the position Of sHEutF on
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, subject TO Demo-
cratic primary election. Should II be the plea
sure of my fellow-citizens 10 elect me 10 the Of
dee, I promise them I'm return conscientious
and faithful discharge Of It's duties Feeling
deeply grateful for the confidence that you have
expressed In me,
fe 2s-im GMARLEs W. G0DDIN.
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+ RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY

i SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE oFfICE
OF SHERIFF, SUI iect TO the Democratic B0mtils-
ti0n. Having been Deputy sheriff for abetn
thirteen years, and now carving on the ottee
In the name Of John W. wright. sheriff. be-
leve that can discharge The dulles Of the position
satisfactorily, and If elected | pledge my beet
efforts to that cud.
NH lin LEWIS Y. WINSTON.
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washington Items.

by telegraph 70 the Dlspa'."''
WAsuIsGToS, ID. c., March .s.-Miss
Susan b. Anthony, Phoebe Cousins, Mrs.
Haggcrt, and other members OF the
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MILWAUKEE,, March S.-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat strong: No. 9 cash, 93c.: March Ole.
Corn Grmer; No. 2, 53@53Hc. Oats firm !; No. 2,
3lAG32c. Provisions firm. Mess pork, SlHou
cash and March. Lard-Prime steam. 1910 cash
and March. Picked hams, Ili@l2sc Hogs
lower III s6.25g$6.90.
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Mr. Norton: Will the Senator allow me
70 ask that II such a measure Is adopteo
and special board Of supervision Is estaD-
hSbed, don't you believe 1t will be detrl-
mental 10 the education OF the negro race
Mr.. Meredith: So far as my own county
concerned. shall see TO II that there be
chosen coiered persons who will consuit
the true interest Of their people. think
by iudieious selection Of these directors no
detriment will occur in that county.
This much promised the men OF that
race who stood by me, and they are OF the
highest responsibility. ] would concede 70
Them the right 10 manage their own schools.
cannot, therefore, vote with the Senator
from Warwick [Norton.]
"THE REPIEEngxT OF CRUELTY"
Mr.. Townes: In regard 10 this school
measure, de think II Is the refinement OF
cruelty 70 force upon these poor creatures
such law. They have had no opportunity
70 learn such duties as every man must
know 10 nc him for such position. II looks
IKE an effort 10 pull down, and not build
up.
Mr.. Wiskhsm asked to pass by the bill
MI Tuesday.
Mr.. Petit earnestly objected, saying than
ua's nothing Is more distinctly set forth
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WOOD AND COAs.
woUIDINGs. BRACKETS, &c.

WHITE q POINDEXTER,
w PLANING-MlLL AND BOX FACTORY.
Manufacturers of MOULDlNGS. tOhNltE
ERSCKETS INNINGS OF ALI
DESCRIPTIONS, ROUND AND SQUARE
WOODEN PACKAGES. Estimates furnished.
FACTORY Twenty fourth and Main streets.
[fe 2s-3mI