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THE HUNTINGTON ARGUS.
Vol. 1.
'*••• 97/Jar*#, f*r+*td*n'
/Ini*. * C. Rvrr. Vic*
II R < urWr.
First National Bank
—OK—
litovrov o.iio
Capital $230,000 Surplus $100,000
VII kind- of '. vernmrnt Securities bought
"• Highest market price paid fortiold
’H*i fluid Coupons.
Interest nlloieetl on Time Ih posits
for .ale on nil purl, of England, Ire
••“'. <«• ruiaii v and France.
Collect!ao« made on any point in the t i.ited
.’■‘fate* and Kurope.
AI..... II I'a-.agt- Ticket. I ■ and from Eog
l.tid- Ireland ind Herman; at lowed rate..
I H0>. K MILAN.
w- tV. JUHNaoN, I /'r.ojcnf.
R M AT H K R, Cashier.
Second National Bank
4 —op—
IRONTON, OHIO.
t IPITAL, 1210,000. S1RPLI S, 1*2,100.
Itcpo.it. reran ed and coll.-ction. made on all
point* in the country.
Interest Alfoiretl on Time
Iteposlts.
Ik raft, for rale on England, Ireland. Scot
land, France nn-l Hertnauv
"i;iim# It. MATHEK, I'n.hier.
Kl'BTirii niRKOX, I.. r. RIl’KRTTB,
lluntingtou. IlHrbouiKvillr.
<;niso\ «v KH Kmx
Attorneys at Law,
Will practice in the Countv of Cabell and ad
joining Countie*.
Collection. made and |.r»m|i!lj- returned.
J. *1. 1.0 \K.
attohxkv at law,
IIt'NTt.M.TO.V, WEST VA.
_ *!tTiro on Third Avenue hetween Ninth and
• '•mil ctreet*. vln4
J«m ittau*. jr.,
Attorney at Law,
Will practice in the court* of Cabell and ad
joining r>.untie*.
Otji'', nrer A l.' /fitinr* f'it/ar Sfure,
third Avenue hot 9th mid 10that*.
C. W. SMITH i B i. msB.
stu m «i kijm:,
ATTOllXlSYS AT LAW,
( AIJELL f. I!., WEST VA.,
r\Wi 11 practice r.*gnl irIv in the Circuit and
County Court*! ..i C a hell, Lincoln. Wayne,
l\ an aw hit. I’utnam mil M :i<on, and aim. in the
Court of Appeal* and Cuited State* Illatrict
t'.iurl nt t.liorlopton.
/“•'**■ l*rom|it attention given to eolleetiun of
claim*. febHIf
JAM It. FKHfittttO'' W. II. HARVEY.
n:ii(.i «to\ .v iiAitVKY.
ATTOllN KYS AT LAW,
Hl .vnVfiTltN, \V VA
Ofli''!’ i ii Eighth ’•tree! lot ween Second find
Third Av. nu Alxont Cahell C. II.
wn.uui Miitm,
( Late of Virginia.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ni x rix'tiTux, \v. va.
* * tfion Tliii d Avenue, he tureen Ninth anti
Tenth rta. my2July
Tili it*i m;m iv
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
III ATI NOTOK, H\ VA.
Offi'<• on hth <tr«M)i bet. 21 and 3d Avenue*.
V. ItlllKIt, >. |.KIT< II III I I.Y It.
, /7»*'/«». r.f. „/ n„/t„. r„t.
mcs. i{ii)i;it a id i n it.
Dentists,
lljti ' in /liinlel,’* /Hurt.. Ait .lee.,
111 Tim i v W Va
l»K. ii. ||. n,.r I I TT
1’. *V ■ * fti Jly offer* Inn | rof. - i ,ui| m rvii-f* •
the oilin',m ,.| iifin’mk't<» . mi.| vii-iiiity. Wit
.mi #\| r»#•*»«■ • <<t rwi ws mm Vim* -n tin
|.rrt.*e*. «■ .,f in I'.-iti-. In* • *|»««« r,, merit* Mre
•r | ..tn.lMrfe.
«Mt. . i, | Sir.l A \ 'I.' • . I - tv*e, I Ml I, «t»«1 ||(|,
'f»'»*,M(rU:ui-.V It- I»rnjr Sin, •. ultt
i)K. 1II1P! \N \\ I I.SII
I. . f f ully MfT-r- .i-rvic* to
»»•■* • »ti/' »>* "f lluiiiii «r..t, mi.) ri.-iuity.
1?»« »»« -*. p*id »<•
l.iiii!!' nir«;il.HrnrlnniMirnilfi I r unr> (irfan*.
um mi Tlm.l A* UUI- Ninth »nl
r. mil -Irri-M. r r..1 • -,1 .1 Miller'* tit.rv
■l 1/ /. r - n,I/./,.
« (l.l, .( II, F ! IM.IIK.
srnuKoss i v/< 1‘UYsn /ass,
,iiTl Hi w i Huff n/!-r>'« f»rii(r Store, iv»r
••• h Nni'f mti■ i Third Aienii. ,
Jit MIM.Jl.V. W i> r V *.
‘•Mi*. II «u - Pm'Iu 7 f«> lo A. M.. and from
: i«. w r. m
L1ERCHANTS* HOTEL,
Hen. Sr roil aye, I'ropriilor.
I <>rnrr IS.conil Avenue ut,.l Xintli *iree«,
lit VTMMiTltS \Y Kel Va.
SHERIDAN HOUSE,
tl ^1. HT. miK. l*ro|»ri«’tor.
(or. Proof mol Lau'rrncr Streets,
IKONTOX, OHIO.
WEST VIRGINIA
Real Estate, Claim
-A-IsTID
Collection Agency.
uii: i\w Ktm;
" s. Downer ,V ''o are agent* lor llie
(•eat i.i e ItiMiranoe Cont|«nv in the Unt
t«al .State*—the Wn-liingtoti, of N'rw York
Call ami jjet a circular, calendar, blotter,
memorandum book. Ac.
W.IXTKD,
A tract »f lan.l, suitable f„r a
m ar //«„r ,.n ths line of the <
F'"" It must be of K„.„j
»i,ra*c .|usliry—Timber. Mineral an.l Farm
nig. I fact imiftt net he lc%<« Ilian 2.5.000
nor more Ilian fo.ooo arrrw.
... w- 8. 1'OWNKH .V CO.,
, e,kf > trgiuia Kal K*tute Agwiu-y, o\«-r tin
1 «•* <>««•. f«b1&!4
NN .S Downer A Co have several verv
cheap and eligible Iioiim** :tn<! lota on See
on,l. I liini utn! Fourth Avenues Person*
milling here will tills! it to tneir interest to
cull mi them ami examine tlieir lists.
W WIKI*.
Mineral ami Timber l.amls. an or near the
Illicit tile iJhesaileakc ami uhju Kailroaii. in
any <(u„n,iti, ». W.S. llOWNKR A i o„
tv, -i Virginia lleul Katate Agency, aver the
• °tt Office. IIuntlngto,,.
WtlTKII.
We want a traet ol five, ten, or twenty
1 lions and acres ol' mill, iron, or limber anil
running Ian,I lor a colony.
W S Down Kit A Co.,
•' ael Vu. Ileal Estate A genet’,
over the Post Office.
H IVTIII.
100.000 I'cel Walnut bugs. Must
hu of guild ({Utility, ntiii hewed tuunrtr
... . IV. S. hOW.N’KK Jc CO.,
c't » irginm Kent Kutetu Ageocy, over the
I oat Office, lluiitingts.il.
« h i nton uiY.
" *■ have a Urge number of the m«.«t cligihlo
V1* •" |,,wn« u,,d mine \t ry convenient aud
«l.eai. dwell,,,gi. Cell end see our li«t.
- ^ ^
HI III KIt 4 Y l*KOPi:itTY.
w» have sixty very eligible building lot# on
the western border of the city, and a few acre
building lots nt very low price#.
■ A ICVIH
420 acres, six miles from Huntington, with
with good bouse and outbuildings, on (Juvan
doite river. Pa ice, *25 per acre.
4 10 acres on Chesapeake Mini Ohio linilroad,
twenty-two miles froin Huntington; 340 nerea
timber of fine quality; several small houses « q
the place. Terms easy. Price *|K per acre.
7^ acre- on Chesapeake and Ohio Kaitroad. :
fourteen miles from Huntington; all bottom
land on Mud river, with a good mill seal.—
Terms easy. Price *4,000
Htu acn # mii New river, f ur miles from Slim
mer- r. If; first rate land, in good order; 100
acres limber, balance in cultivation: good brick
house Mod outbuilding#; terms *osv.
Price, *2.000
3t» nen s within two mites of Hunting i n; f»
acres bottom, bulanco rolling; all good
Price, $1,000
Four farm- of lesprctively, 225, 170, Jj, and
250 acres, on Hurricane nu I Sr ary ('recks, ut
low prices.
**.. acre* i n Guyandotto river and Chesapeake
and Ohio llailroad, eight mites from Hunting
ton; good frame huU-e, . retard, Ac. *5.000
Inn a re-• n Mud river, one-half mile from
Mi ("II depot on Die-It pc ike a ud Obi* l< nil road
no improvement- but fence. Price, *4,mm
Mttrrc- one half mile from the village of
Huy Htdolte on the Che-apcake and Ohio Kail
roud wild tiuY mdottc riv et : orchards A h >use-.
Price, ^J5(t p* r acre
4 .» n re- iiin. mile- from White Sulphur
>p •oir-- tireefihrier county: 2on «rr«>- under
colt,vat.on. balance timber, good hou-e and
outbuilding-. Price, |I2 im>o
TimlMT himI tlmi riil I.nimIm
2.40H urr»-s near flu- Uhi« river, eight v I -
ff,,?" Miimiogt-n; uoriv it led oak. |.r.|dar and
pine limber; cr «■ inducm<*nls for stave get
ter*. Price v ery low.
4''<* ner> « »-i| land on the (liiynndofts river
Iw. i.m fiv. mile-from Huntington: three vcin
of good coal Price, $40 p«-r acre
72' n ro« iron an I f m» r. near (Juvandotto
river, twentv mile- from IIunlingioii; 11(#• in,,
Oer i* g i. and there i* a g -,d win of i.on n
the land. Price, *20 per aero
2'M» nr e* timber land. 12 ml lea from Hunt
ingt- i. n.o.r tlnyan I ft- river; llti- land has a
g *«» l v* m of .o',I on it. Prior, jw per n,.r„
fi a •*?- ".al Ian l w ith a g- < d house, at Ita v
ni^nd City Price. #im>
f t • I mV, -7. 100, an I 2 Omn „
timber lano » Kanawha river and Chctap. aka
sill Him, liailroid; tiiv landfall hat. mm
on them, both eoal and ir*ti.
\r .-20 to #2% per ar re
.';Mi acre. on t’l.al rtv <*r, e,,a| land*. w..|| , u,
b red, r mtainiog a five feet vein of oanr.i |,
and .» four fee, vein of bituminous cal: pnow
very low.
12^ arfes o„ Hurricane ( reek, Puln«nv coun
ty, ordinary log house, lull acres clear* I. thr< e
n«'lila fenced: balance heavily timbered w„h
poplar, oak, and some pine. Price $0 per acre
W« have other very valuable coal lands that
a’e ojsr at ivas- liable prices.
11 r NTIN(;TON, W KST YA., MARCH 1, 1H1X. No. 41.
ahr iiuMtiugton ^rfjuo.
WALLACE* GILBERT. Proprietor*
wm. r. vuuct,
< «>lohi:d M'HOOI.K.
KIYt:H NEWN.
. ... c.wesw ... « rye.
I «i*h to *>k you to rail attrntion. thrcV
the column* of the A aul a, to the f*ct that '
there is uo school i„ Huntington, nor in Cabell
county, so f„ I know, for the colored rare.
Thu is not right It is not only important to
them, hut eery important to the white race,
that Colored men should he educated, that the
grner»ii«*n «h<uM nut grow u|t in igno
ranee. The Constitution of the I'nited State,
makes the colored man politically the equal of
the white, and if he remains in ignorance he
becomes a prey to the arts of the demagogue
and rogue, who takes advantage of his igno
rance to serve his ..ID selfish ends. I think a
census of the rhildren of the County should be
taken, and the colored race lie allowed an
equitable portion of the school fund, which
should he expended in providing a Ir.cher and
opening . school in ,„m, accessible place,
where they may learn son e of those thing,
which will enable Ihnn, when they grow older,
to exercise more intelligently the rights of oil
iiens. I aui a Southern man, but have bu
lleted. cur since the war ended, that the true
policy in all part* of the land, i. to deal justly
with the colored man; to furnish him with the
mean, of education, and then hold him I.. .
strict accountability ir he tr.ngn-s.es the law
//msfiagtow, Frh. 27, l»7S. j,
HrxTuniTon, February 28, 187.7.
Kiver tailing, with al*out 12 feel water
on the |»ar.
I be C A O. H. R packet* urc all on
tune.
I he h leefwooti on Tuesday morning got
aU»ut one hitn.1 cl ton* freight, consisting
of tailioad spike*. giound tan hark, tohac
oo and other miscellaneous freight from
Kichmond by C A O K K
Although the railroad has increased it*
facilities for transportation, the depot and
wharhUiat are orowded to their utmost
capacity
Hie Wheeling and Cincinnati packet
Andes was derained at the tonner place bv
ice and did not come down.
'I lie Hudson went upon time.
I lie new and splendid atcnincr Kuitna
Uraham made lier first trip to Cincinnati,
and returned Thnraduy night, Capi. J.
KusmI in com maud, Karbari in the
office. >*»e is 177 feet long, il& feet bentr
with cylinders Mi feel in diameter and 0
feet stroke, draws only 22 inches light and
pcriorms to the entire satisfaction o! all
concerned She was bndt expressly u»
the Huntington and Parkersburg trad<\
and will enter it ns soon im navigation
opens |»erinancntly.
TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION
The price ..f tbit papar !• Two Itollara
per annum. For * lu.-u'ht. *1,1* . f„r S
month*. 75 rant* , aingl* oopiaa, 1 cant, each—
parable, alwajra, t. .../m...,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
On* dollar |*vr .quart-1 of ..no iueb tb length,
nill bt- charged for the lir.t la.ertinn. anti Mi
cent, per .quart*, mill be rhatgt-d for each ad
ditional iti.crtion.
Kditorial notice* 10 cent* per line for each
insertion.
Marriage and Dcalli notice* tr*r : hut
manta upon either will be charged for at half
rpice.
III \Ti\ntux, Km. 2«th, 1873.
To Ik. El,for of tkr Ary:;
"h'lo you aro dl.i iir.ing the Importance of
building a furnacc^and agricultural »,„k, a.
Huntington, you ought not in l„rg..| tbul wo
nhould have a foundry aim. Why would not
'hi- hr Illo ho.t plane, or one of .hr hot
ptn.-e., t„ manufacture .loro, and hollow
wro? It i, the uio.t .uitahle o.lahli.Iitnont
wo could I,nil,I in connection with u IWnncv.
The local do.nand would ahaorb what ..I l„.
made, and wo Would hare no need lo aork
outride market.: and be.ide. it doo.n t take
it"iob capital to carry it on. Build a foundry.
It. C.
lit 8TI8I1TII8, Pan. 25th, 1873.
To II,r K/il r nf fh. Argun
Sugge.tions, 1 hcl'cco, are altrayt in order
With a lire new.papor, if they contain any.
"ling of intore.l or importance to the reading
I 'thlio. Taking ihi, view. I beg leave t. ,ug.
get, through your column., to the cititeo. of
our now city, the importance „( securing an
.cure and efficient ret of City officer, for the
year commencing ihi. Spring. Much of the 1
lult.ro prosperity of „„r maiden oily depend.
upon the energy.rpri.e and Intelligence
of our •• city father. " during the net ,„,r or I
'wo. Now, in .electing oUr city officer, it
i in. to me that those who hare come hero
from different sections, mid Imre invested their
new city, are the proper men to roniroi it.
affair, and shape it. destiny, |n short, the
real line husinesr men, who bare com. hero
111 good faith to build Up a city, should man
age the public affairs of that city.
VOTER.
w e m
A HIM 3 Itltl 71.
To rhr Editor of tkr Ary:.
Why i. it that the C. A O. R. R. Co charge
:ic. per hundred for froig'it. front Slaun
ton to Huntington, (2S0 mile.,) when the .aim
ell.,. Of freight i. shipped from Cincinnati to
Richmond, (5R0 mile.,) via C. A 0. It. R,, fur
.*•<*. |ht liumlrrd?
lluntiwjto*. As/.. 2*. |H7;:
Huntington Church Directory.
B*r*»wl»> Services every Sabbath,
nt College, nt II o'clock, n. in. and 7 p. tn .
b\ Kev.J. I». MeClintnek. Sunday school nt
A a. in., in Pilgrim Hall.
(oiigrc^iitioiiul Hev. 1 s Walker,
Pastor. Services at Pilgrim flail, Third Ave
nue between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every Sunday at 10 a. in. and 7 p. tn.: Pas
b»r * Hi bit- Cla-» at 12 m.: Inion Sunday School
nt 2:3i» p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening nt 7 o'clock.
C'lirlMfiitn t liurclt. Preaching every
Sabbath nt 2]j o'elock p. m., in the new School
House,corner 4th Avenue and 7th street.
l«*rlatn— crvicc» at IJurdickY
Hull every Sahlmth nt 11 a. ni. and 4 p. m.
ProtcHluiil K|»iw«'0|»ul Hector. H« v
KUw. Valentine June* Service* at Trinity
Hall, 3d Avenue lot ween lAth and 11 th street*,
every Sunday except the first. Sunday M)ho.,|
at 3 u'olock, p. iu.
IIh|»I iwl
ing At 7 p. ni : Sunduy School at V a. in.: Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
Ms’IIhmIIhI l.piMiipul -Hev. .!. A
Kihhe, P.i'tor. Preaching at tiarrelt A tiih
’•on’* Hull, Third A venue between Ninth ami
rent h street*, every Sunday eveuing at 7 o'el'k
Sunday School meets at *'J,-30 p. ui.i Piayer
meeting^ every Thursday night ut 7 o'clock;
an* every Sunday at 4 p. m.
Ysung Men's Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day evening nt Pilgrim Hall.
I lie .Vtn.inln wits to Uvc left Cincinnati
lor l itt-hurg. on ilie lib ill, Imi was scared
out by (lie icv».
I In* old reliable Fannie l’ugan nnd tin
llee Chesapeake are always on lime and
me doing a lively business in ilie Doris*,
mouth trade, the Dugan leaving here In
the morning as soon ns |*eopl* ^ct „p( U,H|
the! lit si. peakc ready to take them on and
gi'e them their supper as soon as they g» t
oil lhe evening tram.
The steamer Kinie Hegler has I ft the
Kanawha tr »de, il.e Captain becoming so
thoroughly disgusted with some of tl,
lre**a on flit river hank because they stood
ilieir ground and would not be run over
that he hus abandoned the trade and
turned his head toward the sunny smith.
litres \ our Mule was condemned h\
the inspector the oilier day. ami had to
•|uit the Ashhihd and I ronton trade, and
the Waverly took her place.
lYncs.—1 hoe Medford keeps an nssorl
nieut of wood and iron C.stem Dumps
lead and iron pipe, and all kinds of pump
ami '.fill streets.
TT ■ MJM.IIh MMM.i:. \o.
. 1.0 Ol o | Ill«•«•!«
Thursday evening at 7
, I’. M., in Juimitun'i ilall
-enue and Tenth at.
C. I. SIN8IL, N. <1.
A. M. Warxkh,St'c'y.
I !•*. «V %. M*—Huntington Lodge No. r»:i
Aneient, Free and A» ee|»ted Maaona meet in
Mnaonir Hall mi the tentral Lund C •injmnv’a '
Ruilding, .,n the fir at and Third Friday of
eneh month, at 7}j )>. in.
.1. K. MORROW, W. M.
Oro. Knwi.mn, Sec'y.
, > I. O. <LT. Regular me. ting e\»rv
m ■< aturda v evening, at 7 o’rloek, at Far
ll»ll, eorner of Third Avenue
and Ninth at.
T. M MARSHALL. W. C. T.
Box* Sarrorm, Ree. 8ec*y.
U’i:sT VIHIJIVI t HUS,
Marlmslnire ia i0 have a daily pnpri
noon.
(iraftnn wan partly atilunerged by tin
recent rain*
Wanli.ngliin'a birthday was celf hralt‘1
at \Vheeling,
I lie ( onrt of Appeals of Wyet Virginia
adjourned on Tneadny laat.
I'liarleatnn in fixing up her •late for Ilia
coining municipal election
Jos S Maeliir died at liia residence near
I’oint I’leasiinl, laat week
Tliieven are paying ll,eir ..pliinent
to the lien rooate about U-wiahurg, in
(ireenl rier eotititv,
Ifev Nr, Jaa A Duncan, President of
Ifandidph Macon College, preached a*
Clmrlemown, on die 12ih mat
'I'he Attorney (jeneral will re|a>rt to lh>
Holier ol Kepresenfativea hie opinion n
to the disposition of the Umpire Kerry
property.
Dr. I,. Rarhonr died very suddenly at
Cranberry Stnin.it, W V, , the beginning
ol last week Ilia rrmama Mere intern-1
Ml .Murielim U.
I I*" nailers' str-ke at Wheeling, waean.
icnbly arranged lest week; a eliding seal
ol prices being adopted Work was re
"'lilted m sll llir nail factories in i!,e ein
On the Mill ill.t the C S Senate pa -
ed a bill appropriating ?7f'.3 3'.l lo the Ma
sonic laaliie at Harper s Kerrv in bru ..r
darna.es done by the I sited Stats, troop,
in (he \ phi I ** Jl
lly the een.ue of 1ST I, the |e.pu|atio
of West Virginia was 4-H.SII Her rank
m population wuh tin other Slate* of tl .
I iiion waa 'J7, being next Arkanea.
and in-st hr lore Mmrtreotg.
The body ..f the. wife ol a \|r. Arch.
living m ib» neighborhood o' I’arkerebnr •
w*,, ... »" ‘"v I»MI# Kanawha ri,..,
mar In It ie "nppoeed to |,« a ca.-of.n
c.de, but ,0 clue Ii given Ha to the can -
ol tins •jetl.
111 vriMiTox i,vcn n.
I lie Huntington Lyceum run in l*iIgriin
Mull oil lust 'I lies,lay averting President
•I. <i llreslin in the rliair.
'I lie Minutes ol laet inerting were read
and approved
l>r <> ti Chase was appointed In deliv
eran Ivssay More the Lyceum three week*
•rotn liirt meeting.
In the ahsraee of the K saj i»i f,,r the
• icen-ion, t'ne Lyceum and a g.od audience
bad their expectation* disappointed
I he dehnie ii|khi the (pieslioii “Should
nil usury lane he repealed?' was then '
Opened hy Major JloW ner. w ho, thinking
all usury laws an injury to commerce said
he favored a system tlnil would place mo
ney on a level wuh other articles ol trade,
that usury laws tended to embarrass capi
tali te. and caused them to w ithdraw their
money from market, thus making u scarce,
and causing rales of interest fo he higher,
fial rxperirnre taught that when money
- plenty it is low. and > ir.t and ilsuiy
laws invariably work to the injury of the
liot rower
Hu tie « . urn im. ims / r „t
JOHN HOOK RUSSPI.. C,t»hi,r
IftNK Of HUNTINGTON,
IIl/NTIXOTON, W. VA.
J>e|to«it* ree*iv<-<l nn«l rollrrtionf i»n<l rota it -
Inures turn I e on
AH Taints Throni/hont tin
f 'oimtrif.
Kxrlinn-fp |.«ir.'Im-orl, uri<l not.- <li*«*ountt>.l
on npprotc-l pollnteriil.
Jnlerr«t nliowcil on Tim*- IV|K»fils,
H< iriiler l»Mu-.unt ilnjr—vvtry Wciln^tlny.
Tlilrri € ornrr l Jilt si,
HTA IKJIJA TTMiS
—FOR—
Jttoots and Shoes
or \ i,i.
J. ft, ( ha*u r* ’i1'1' lfully inform*
lh« nfi*#n* Ifimtingion awi
■ tirmtifidinjf • ■ •m»rv thnl h« in
k |iiii4 on hand, Ml ill fin.. n «. u,|.|< i.
rfo.-k Ilf
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IRORTON KOXJGiU,
Cor. 1U if road and Front *t*.,
irovto*!, onir*. i
t 'nf.t (ith-on ili«1v»*t 11*ink a* the Major
• ii.l on aoiiic point*. He argued that run
n *y wa- a t ealtire of iln government, mi J
mIiouI.I he mm I ject to it* control ffe tho t
the government had * perfect right to my
w ai the money that it create* -houlii he
worth throughout it* jnn* fiction
After the >h*cii«*ton the **>-ight of Argu
ment a am decide! to It in mvor tf tlie
atV»rmati\ e.
I he fjur-iio'i for h-cit** <>n ncit
day evening i*f "Should < alnfit»e uumigm
t on he encouraged? The speaker* are n*
follow*: Athrm:. ;**— M**-r*. Warner,'
C S Vt giber, and Morallee, Negative—
Mea*r* < >wi-n*. I«iyng and Monrafe.
Lad eg mud g» nt emeu are invited
Attend. .1 (*. BHE8LIN, prts i
(^rno « Urc y.
'Mr. JJ. re .inn chairman o I (lie Stria
< '"’rfniitte* an DitiWllit.ee, <fi«enN f 0„
*1 report of I he maj rity of the comtnitl*'
m favor o» removing tie <Ji*Al.ilities 0f ex
Senator R \| T. Hunter, of Virginia, wml
in couerq nence of the prevail re of time hi«
Opposition will prohat.lv have »h«efVeet to
I tie eat action on the bill tine eve non.