THE DAILY ERA.
Official Paper of North Carolina.
Official Paper of the United States.
There was in th City one Sosis, infamous
fmr hi insolence and villainy, who thought the
perfection of Liberty was licentiousness of
Speech. Plutarch . .
MONDAY, FEB. 3rcL, 1873.
B ACK'WOODS'MAN, n. In the United
States, an inhabitant of the forest in
the new settlements, especially on the
western frontier. Webster.
Ex-President Mott on the Wes
tern North Carolina
'Railroad.
consequent failure to have this Road
at this moment completed through
the mountains is due to the action
of the Legislature of mol in
Deputizing Mr. President Warren
of the Senate and Speaker Jarvis of
the House to dictate the manage
ment of the Railroad interests of
North Carolina.
Therefore, if the people of Wes
tern North Carolina are now suf
fering for the want of Railroad fa
cilities they have to thank the
Conservative "upstarts of the Legis
lature, of 1870-'71, which, not only
in this, but in many other particu
lars, wrought grievous and lasting
injuries to all the material inter
ests of our State.
Through the statement of Dr.
Mott, with the aid of other publica
tions made on the subject, the pub
lic has a pretty clear insight into
the affairs of the Western North
Carolina Railroad. From all these
it appears that the State has invest
ed in this Road $2,452,509.97, and
private Stockholders $1,000,000.00,
making the actual cost of the prop
erty to State and individual Stock
holders nearly j&ree and a lialf in
stead of six minions, as stated by
some. . A rid wJiqii : one come3 to
rgpiipnt that, mnfh of this private
. . - - . ' " iUK, I M.1 A.M.' r11T k.n I T . M I , A.
of Jlepresentat-2lVryfth r7T . -ve i oiucc was acquire oy wording uu
Amert&rfir cbn, ":T7T "0 contracts let at liberal price, and
vij icuuuti uuiien
Attention is called to the following
Laws, passed at the present session
of the Forty-second Congress, com
mencing with chapter 1, and to be
continued from day to day until
they are completed. The following
appear in this issue :
. Chap. 8 An Act supplemental to and
amendatory of an act entitled " An act
to prescribe the 'mode of obtaining evi
dence in cases of contested elections."
Chap. 9. An Act to amend . section
twelve of an act entitled "An act to
authorize the appointment of shipping
commissioners," tc.
Chap. 10. An Act to prevent certain
officers of the United States and Terri
tories from practicing as attorneys or
solicitors in courts of the United States
in certain cases.
Chap. 11. An Act to amend an act en
titled An act relating to members of
Congress, heads e Departments," fec
Chap. 12. An Act to fix the compensa
tion of gaugers and measurers at the
port of Boston.
Retail Dealers in Leaf-Tobacco.
In the House of Representatives,
January 27, 1873, Hon. Sion H.
Rogers, of this District, on leave,
introduced the following bill :
A Bill to repeal the law imposing a
social tax. uzxm retail dealers in leaf-:
He. it ttnn.rt.rtt. hi h TrJ - L
. -
In vindication of himself and as
sociate managers of the Western
North Carolina Railroad, Dr. J. J.
Mott, a former President of the
Road, submits to the public, through
the Era, a statement of his own,
which is a copy of his testimony
before the present investigating
Committee of the affairs of the
Western North Carolina Railroad.
Dr. Mott submits I this statement
himself, and no reflection is under
stood to be intended on the Com
mittee, which will doubtless make
its own publication in due time.
. It appears from the statement of
Dr. Mott that the Company that
is to 'say the State Directors and
private Stockholders lost an op
portunity when the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company offered
to complete the Road one half for
the other, leaving the State and the
private Stockholders in possession
of half their Stock. And although
he does-not say so, the fact is, the
fit la t'-'uh. is
tablishment of a through line to
Beaufort Harbor, connecting with
a line of trans-Atlantic Steamships,
as put forward advisedly through
these columns.
Certain it is, the State of North
Carolina having already sunk some
millions of Bonds in this Railroad,
which, as an investment, must in
evitably prove a total loss, she can
not think of risking further of her
cash , and as ' hypothecation of
bonds" appears now a source of great
trouble and confusion, any hypothe
cation of the taxes of 1873 could
hardly meet the approbation of a
people thus doubly in danger of
being swamped again through the
fooling away of their taxes levied for
the current expenses of the State
government.
New Advertisements,
IVE DOLLARS REWARD.
Lost, on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 2nd,
a small gold LOCKET, containing a
picture and some hair. The tinder will
receive the above reward by returning
it to . ,,W. H. BILLINGS,
teb 3 3tpd. - - National Hotel, r
in tne matter oi wm. is. "yiiERBY,
a Bankrupt ss. "-f-"
"TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
JJN a Petition has been filed in said
Court by Wm. E. Crusen berry, in said
District, duly declared a Bankrupt un
der the act of Congress of March 2d,
1867; for a discharge and certificate there
of from all his debts, and other claims
provable under said act, and that the
27th day of February, 1873, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., at the office of A. "W. Shaffer;
Register in Bankruptcy, in Raleigh, N.
C, is assigned for the hearing of the
same, when and where all ; creditors,
who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest may attend and show
cause, if , any they have, why the prayer
of the said petitioner should not be
granted. And that the second and third
meetings will be held at the same time
and place.
Dated at New Berne, N. C., on the
3rd day of February, A. D., 1873.
CHARLES HIB BARD, Clerk.
Feb 3 143 law3w
Republican Papers in N; C.
THE EVENING POST,
Wilmington, N. C.
than half, it will be seen that the
oaeh investments in this Road, as
matters now stand, are, in reali
ty, far below the figures the public
has been asked to studv nvpr nnri
by retail to consumers, or to any other cipher out.
person, leaf-tobacco of his own m-o- JTh0 off.. u
I V WOOVsLlO JA Llin VI II I I I 1I II V M ft
- F V
on imports and to reduce internal taxes,
and for other purpoeca," approved June
sixth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, that requires the payment of a
special tax by a farmer or planter to sell
duction, or leaf-tobacco received by him
as rent from tenants, be, and the same
is hereby, repealed.
Sec. 2. That all that portion of section
thirty-one of the act aforesaid that re
quires retail dealea-s in leaf-tobacco to
pay. five hundred dollars, or that re
quires said dealers in leaf-tobacco to
pay fifty cents for every dollar in excess
of one thousand dollars of their sales,
be, and tho same is hereby, repealed ;
and hereafter any dealer in tobacco
shall have the right to sell, by retail.
leaf-tobacco to any person whatsoever,
142 miles of Road ; 114 miles com
plete and in operation ; 28 miles
three-fourths graded, and the Roll
ing stock and machinery, worth one
hundred thousand dollars.
This 142 miles of Road in its
present condition and incomplete
state has been estimated tobejworth
from four to five thousand dollars
per mile, which in the aggregate
would amount to $710,000.00, with
the value of Rolling stock and
In the matter of Montravii, Bizzell,
a Bankrupt ss.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
a Petition has been filled in said
Court by Montravil Bizzell, in said Dis
trict, duly declared a Bankrupt under
the act of Congress of March 2d, 1867,
for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims prov
able under said Act, and that the 27th
day of February, 1873, at 10 o'clock, A.
M., at the office of A. W. Shaffer, Reg
ister in Bankruptcy, in Raleigh. N. C.
is assigned for the hearing of the same,
wnen and where all creditors, who have
proved their debts, and other persons in
interest may attend, and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
And that the second and third meetings
Dated at New Berne, N. C, on trv.oa
dav of FebruaryA D. 1873.
CHARLEit HIBBARD, ClerK.
-a " - ' IdS 1aw3
..T7I-V
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at the astonishingly low rate of $5.00
per annum. It will be the Official
Organ of the City and County, and
will devote particular attention to
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the Cape Fear region.
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Summary of State News, Political
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xneirtywninteTesrswiiiiaverxise
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dressed to the Business Manager,
and all communications or letters
in relation to the editorial depart
ment, to the Editor.
WM. P. CANADAY,
Business Manager.
James C. Mann, Editor.
THE NORTH CAROLINIAN,
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Large Handsome Weekly Family,
Industrial and Political Paper.
Republican Papers in N. C.
THE SURRY VISITOR, -Mount
Airy, N. C.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By Tlie Surry Publishing- Company
Price, $2.00 a Year.
The Visitor is the Republican
organ of Yadkin county, and ap
peals for support to all the Repub
licans of that section of the State.
Located in the midst of a live farm
ing and manufacturing people, the
Visitor is a good advertising medium.
OFFICIAL.
THE NEW BERNE TIMES,
PUBLISHED DAILY
By E. Hubbs & Co.
Price $0 00 a year.
Republican in politics. A reflec
tor of the sentiments of the Repub
lican party. Union to the backbone.
Devoted to the interests of the
whole people. Progressive in art,
science, commerce, education, and
agriculture. Advertisements of a
questionable character not admitted
to its columns on any terms. -Le
gitimate advertising done at living
rates. The paper speaks for itself.
STATESVILLE AMERICAN
Statesville, N. C.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By E. B. Brake & Son.
Br. Pal cm on John, Editor.
Price $2 00 a year.
Price, $2.00 a year.
without paying any additional license machinery making the assetts by
lc,c.ur. estimation foot up about $800,000.00.
The above action of Col. Rogers The bonafide debts of the Com -
is given currency in the Era as an pany were reported by the Finance
act of justice to that gentleman be- Committee to be, on the 15th
fore his constituents, who remember August, 1871, 700,000.00 which,
on the wiui accruing interests, lawsuits
and other expenses are said to foot
up at this date between $800,000.00
and a million of dollars.
The public has been impressed
with the idea that the debts of the
Western North Carolina Railroad
Company were only about $240,-
000.00, in the shape of a mortgage:
but the Finance Committee report
ed a mortgage debt due at the North,
ia August, 1871, of $285,000.00 be
sides another debt, due John Malone
& Co.. secured bv mortem o-a
The mining resources of that sec- of $124,500.00. whioh in tho jon.moJ
tion tributary to Charlotte are of the Finance Committee made
equal to jhose of any section of the the "Total debt secured by mortgage
United States, and they have not bonds, $409,500.00;" with a floating
begun to be developed. Theestab- debt not so secured of upwards of
lishment of this Branch Mint in the $291,000.00 ; showing in the aggre-
heart of ichest gold and silver gate, a little over $700,000.00 oftota!
section of North Carolina was a bonafide indebtedness in August
good thing for the development 1871. '
just now beerinnine' nnrlor- fh t s i -
qhu jlw AaLAiiereioreDeriectiv flnnnmnt
anil fc rsi 1 :. "u -
"l,u "sy uuu 10 aooilSn tnat I tern NnrfK
his speeches and pledges
stump last Summer.
The Charlotte Mint.
The effort has been made in Con
gress to abolish the North Carolina
Branch Mint at Charlotte : and
some of the people of North Caro
lina have encouraged the idea on
the ground that it is a place for a
Federal office holder, and on the
general principles of partisan in
sanity and political nonsense.
in tne matter of Oscar E. Harris a
Bankrupt ss. -
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
-Ui a Petition has been filed in said
Court by Oscar E. Harris, in said Dis
trict, duly declared a Bankrupt under
the act of Congress of March 2d, 1867,
for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act, and that the
27th day of February, 1873, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., at the ofiice of A. W. Shaffer,
Register in Bankruptcy, in Raleieh. N.
O., is assigned for the hearing of the
same, when and where all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest may attend and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of the said petitioner shoald
granted. And that the second and third
meetings will be held at the same time
and place.
Dated at New Berne, N. C, on the
3rd day of February, A. D. 1873.
CHARLES HIBBARD, Clerk.
Feb 3 143 law3w
This is the organ of tje Republi
cans of the Albemarletfountry, and
' Dr. John fnrpofrrVp yyijuwaMwtw
after tire wafTttila , w jEth his paper,
jtraa Lrxriuooa more immigration and
ri4-n 1 -0 . 5 J J. V. . i X XI
-a,yn,ixi iu uow into uib oiitie man
any man Within our borpers.
The North Carolinian de
serves a large patronage from its
people of all parties.
REPUBLIC AND COURIER,
New Berne, N. C.
" The American is one of the
largest and finest papers of the
State, and as the Republican organ
of the Catawba Valley will always
exalt tho pride of patriotism." Lo
cated in one of the finest sections of
Western North Carolina, and on the
Western North Carolina Railroad,
the Arnerican is a good advertising
medium.
THBJ
Winston, Forsytlie
Co., N. C.
T AWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
XJ
Passed at the third Session of the
forty-second Congress.
General. Nature No. 8.
An act supplemental to and anienda
tory of an act entitled "An act to pre
scribe live mode of obtaining evidence
in cases of contested elections," ap
proved February nineteen, 4 eighteen
hundred and fifty-one.
. , Be it enacted by t he Senate and IIouo
of 'Representatives of tho United States
orAinenca' In Congress assembled,
That in all contested election cases the
time allowed for taking testimony shall
be ninety uays, ana tne testimony shall
be taken in the following order: The
contestant shall take testimony during
the first forty days; tho returned mem
ber during the succeeding forty days;
and the contestant may take testimony
in rebuttal only during the remaining
ten days of said period. Such testi
mony in rebuttal may be taken on five
days' notice. Tistimony may be taken
at two or more places at the same time.
Sec. 2. Depositions of witnesses re
siding outside of the district and be
yond the reach of a subpoena may bo
taken before any officer authorized by
law to take testimony in contested
election cases in the district in which
the witness to be be examined may reside.
Sec. 3. That the party desiring to take
a deposition ; or depositions under the j
whichrflfis its anmeii3ineTTE, shall give
the opposite party notice, in writing, of
the time and place, when and where
the same will be taken, as well as of the
name of the witness or witnesses to bo
examined, and name of an officer bo
fore whom the same will be taken. The
notice shall be personally served upon
the opposite party, or upon any agent
or attorney of his authorized by him to
take testimony or cross-examine
witnesses in the matter of such contest,
if, by the use of reasonable diligence,
such personal service can lye inade;
but if, by the use of such diligence,
such personal service caunot be made,
the service may be made by leaving a
duplicate of the notice at the usual
place of abode of the opposite party.
The notice shall bo served so as to al
low the opposito party sufficient time
by the usual route of travel to attend,
and one day for preparation, exclusive
of Sundays ana the day of service.
And the testimony may, if so stated in
the notice, be adjourned, from day to
day. The notice, with the proof of ac
knowledgement of the service thereof,
shall be attached to the depositions
when completed. The party notified as
aforesaid, his agent or attorney, may,
if he sees fit, select an officer '(having
authority to take depositions in such
cases) to officiate, with the officer named
in the notice, in the taking of the depo
sitions ; and if both such officers at
tend, the depositions shall be taken be
fore them both, sitting together, and
be certified by them both. But if only
one of such officers attend, the deposi
tions may be taken before and certified
by him alone. ' It shall be competent
for the parties, their agents, or attor
neys, authorized to act in the premises,
by consent in writing, to take deposi
tions (whether upon or without notice)
before any officer or officers authorized
to take depositions in common law, or
civil actions, or in chancery, by either
heads of Departments andi other ofli.
cers of the government," approved
June eleventh, eighteen h:inilrod and
sixty-foui.
Be it enacted by the Senate and 1 1 i
of Representatives of the United Stat.
of America in Congress n ml,!,.,
That tho provisions of an art entitNM
An act relating to members of (,,.
gress, heads of Departments, and oth. r
officers of the government," approval
June eleventh, eighteen hnndjed an.i
sixtv-four, be so extended as to aj..v
in all respects to ; Delegates from
Territories and the District or Territory
ot Columbia.
Approved, January 16, 1S74.
General Nature No. 12.
An act to fix the conpensation of gan.
gers and measures at the port of
Boston.
Be it enacted by tho Scnato and
House of Representatives of th lJnit.
States of America in Congre A-:h-bled.
That tie compensation of gan
gers and measurerers at the pott .f
Boston shall lo the same as provulnl
for the same class of officer at the jx.tt
of New York under existing law...
Approved, Jan. 17, 1S73.
PKOSPJ2CTUS.
85.00
To any one who
will send the
FOR
S2.f)().
will send lis $2.:0. vt
spmiTjrriTKrar;
twelve months and a pair of
'RAPHAEL'S CHERUBS,"
said by Artists' to be two of the finest ji--tures
ever made. They arc 22x28 im li
and sell readily for, $1.50 anywhere.
FIFTY" THOUSAND COPIES SOU) IN'
THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Although "Raphael's Cherubs," have Wen
out but a very short time, fifty thousand
copies have already been sold in the New
England States.
The SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
A FAMILY PAPER,
Only Two Dollars per Annum.
Published every Saturday by
ED WARDS Jb 11 11 0 UG1ITOX,
KALEIGII, N. C.
Her. T. II. PRITCHARD, D. I).,
Rev. II. T. HUDSON,
Contributing Editors.
and to
acter.of such
of the
chai
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By Republican Publishing Co.
Price, $1.00 a Year.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY GEO. W. NASO V, Jr.
Of
The
the
Republican is the organ
upper .Piedmont, and de-
omcer or officers.
written consent given as aforesaid shall
be returned with the depositions ; and
every such officer so chosen by tho
parties, their agents or attorneys, and
officiating, shall have all the powers in
the premises that are conferred by the
act to which this is an amendment up
on the officers named therein. At tho
taking of any deposition under this ac t
or the act to which this is an amend
ment, either party may appear and act
in person, or by agent or attorney.
Sec. 4. Ail officers taking testimony
to be used in a contested election case
whether bv deoosition or nflioi-ivi
shall, when the the taking of the same
ni present a new candidate for public
favor under the old and popular name.
THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.'
We propose to make it a
Literary and Family Journal,
serves the support Of all the Renub- comPletrl, and without unnecessary
licans Of that section and iq a enacl ,y certify the same, and corefully
j. " 40 seal and immediately forward th am mtt
a,iAvtM. using- medium.
A. Li. STIPE, Editor.
Price, $1.50 a Year.
PROCLAMATION !
Br Governor of North Carolina.
Executive Department,
Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 27, 1873.
Whereas, Official information" has
been received at this Department that a
vacancy exists in the representation of
the county of Edgecombe, in the House
of Representatives of the General As
sembly of North Carolina, by reason of
the adoption of a resolution by that body
declaring that W. P. Mabson is not en
titled to a seat therein ;
Now, therefore, I, Tod R. Caldwell,
(xovernor of the State of North n
by virtue of the authority i
l - - : "
vr u issue U11S. T11V KrOO am.lt nn
commanding the Sheriff of Edgecombe
county to open noils at the
1 7 , . , . . i "n
pittuea, anu noia an election in said
county on Wednesday, February 26th,
A. D., 1873, to rill said vacancy said
election to be conducted in accordance
with law:
Done at our City of Raleigh, this the
Xth 2of January, A. D., 1873, and in
the 97th year of American Indepen-
TOD R. CALDWELL.
Dy the Governor:
J. B. Neathery,
138 td. Private Secretary.
mint bow, just when it has become
of more importance to our people
than ever before, is the extreme of
folly. It is an attempted outrage
on one of the richest, fairest and
best sections of the South.
The Legislature ought to protest
with Congress on the matter, and
every citizen of the State who feels
an interest in the growth and glory
of old Mecklenburg, and the un
bosoming f the wealth of the Ca
tawba Valley should lose no time
in remonstrating with Congress on
the subject of abolishing the Branch
Mint at Charlotte.
Carolina Railroad is
nearly if not quite its value in the
present condition of that line, and
"" wic outiu proposes to re
lieve the indebtedness of the road
she must plank down something like
the present cash value of the work.
As the matter is thus understood,
and the public made acquainted
with all the facts in detail, it can
hardly be the will or the desire of
the people of North Carolina that
any expensive, protracted and an
noying litigation shall be under
taken, whereby the chances shall
be against the early if not ultimate
completion of the road and the es-
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
By J. B. Whitaker, Sr.
ROCKINGHAM REGISTER,
Rockingham, JLticIimond Coun
ty, N. C.
Price, $2.00 a year.
by mail, addressed to the Clerk of the
House of Representatives of the United
States, Washington, D. C; and shall
also endorse upon the envelope con
taining such deposition or testimony
the name of such case in which it is
taken, together with the name of tho
party in whose behalf it is taken, and
shall subscribe such endorsement.
Upon the written request of either party
the Clerk of the House of Representa
tives shall open any deposition at any
time after he shall have received the
same, and he may furnish either party
with a copy thereof.
Approved, Jan. 10, 1873.
Ihe Register is the organ of
the Pee Dee country and should
have the support of all the Repub
licans of that section. 1
Located on the line of the Wil
mington, Charlotte and Rutherford
itaiiroad, in the midst of a flourish
General Nature No. 9.
An act to amend section twelve of an
act entitled "An act to authorize the
appointment of shipping commis
sions," fcc., approved June seventh.
eigmeen iiunared and seventy-two.
-do it enacted nv tho Samqo a,i
Price, $2.00 a year.
ing, rich and fertile country just fouse .f Kepresentatives of the United
vyvmug up, is a gOOCl
business advertising.
medium for
. The News was established im
mediately after the war, and has
been in course of successful publica
tion ever since, and located at the
intersection of the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad with the North
Carolina Central and Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroads, and in
the midst of one of the finest cotton-
growing sections of the State, is a
splendid advertising medium.
JUriJN, ROBINSON,
Associate Editor.
THE ASHEVILlLE PIONEER,
Aslieville, N. C.
;i32tf.
JEW BOARDING HOUSE.
Mrs. Taylor will open her new board
ing house on the 14th inst., in Prairie's
uuumgs, Wilmington Street. The
House is entirely new and the rooms
large ana pleasant, and it is a very de
sirable place for members of the Legis
lature, being located near the capitol.
Terms of board $30 per month. Ten
or fifteen day boarders wanted.
Jan 6 119d lm
B
ACON ! BACON ! I
Hhds. Long Clear Sides.
Bulk.
10
10
5 Boxes Breakfast.
1000 Lbs. Canvassed Hams:-
N. C. Pork received daily, at
A. C. SANDERS & CO.,
n , . , v No. 2 Martin street.
Raleigh, Nov. 22 1872. 61 d3m.
atatesoi America in Congress assem
titled "An act to authorize the appoint
ment of shipping com mission pi r
approved June seven, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-two, be amended by
"uu'"8 ecuon- ine lonowmg
proviso: "Provided .further, That this
section snail not apply to masters of
esseis wnen engaged in trade between
the United States and the British Xnwi.
America possessions, or the West India
islands, or the Republic of Mexico "
Approved, Jan. 15, 1873.
General Nature No. 10.
An act to prevent certain officers of the
United States and Territories4from
practicing as attorneys or solicitors in
courts of the United States in certain
cases.
THE PIONEER is the Renublican ,?? ifc enactei by the Senate and House
Tlro i representatives or the United States
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The State is the central Re
publican organ of the PiPrtmf
county, has been in successful pub
lication for more than a vear : ha
a large and increadnr nimniof
and is one of the best mediums for
business men through wMm,
reach the Tobaccn trr- ?
Piedmont.
W. S. BALL, Editor.
i v est ot the Rlue Ridge : andisa
gooaaaverlising medium for all the
country beyond the mountains.
and thus to enter a field not nt prii-ni o--cupied
in North Carolina.
We have many good political pupt r.-, ami
a few excellent religious journal, hut o
far as we know, there is no paper in the
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olic which uima especially 10 enter to the
tastes of the
FAMILY CIRCLE.
It shall be our object to inaintiifi the
high literary reputation attained by the
'Spirit of the Age" and " Banner of Tem
perance," aud to present a greater vai itty
of interesting reading matter.
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Temperance Paper, and will maintain that
cause with all its power, it will aim ut ihe
same time to promote the interests of
Religion, Morality, Art, Agricul
ture and Mechanics,
and will earnestly advocate the caue if
EDUCATION JN ALL ITS DEPART-
MEXTS.
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mon wealth is about to enter upon a career
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of great prosperity, and we desire to con-
teJ?ShJ$H our . people to iU ..
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Dec. 23, 1872. Ill dim
clerk, of . any Territorialditric or
circuit court, oj of the Court of Claims,
or tho Supreme Court of the United
States, or marshal or deputy marshal of
oiawja wuuin tne district
for which he is appointed, shall act as a
solicitor, protector, attorney or counsel
in any cause depending in either of
said courts, or in any district for which
he is acting as such oflicer. .
Sec. 2. That whosoever shall violate
any provision of this act shall bo
stricken from the roll of attorneys by
the court upon complaint, upon which
the correspondent shall have due no
tice, and be, heard in his defence; and
in the case of a marshal or deputy
marshal so acting, he shall be recom
mended by the court for dismissal from
office.
Approved. January 16, 1873.
General Nature No. 11.
An act to amend an act entitled "Au act
relating to members of Congress,
fall measure of our enterprise and ability.
With such a future for W State, and an
imated by such aims and liupes we launch
our little bark, and confidently trust that
we fchall be wafted by the brctW of popular
favor into the hawn of pueces..'.
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