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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21

lis rel known to Governor Vance, aud
the citizens generally, that had nothing
TO dc With the assault on either Of the
printing o6ees that have beea mObbed in
this city, bit that On the eontrary did all
l eoaId % save both, aud thAa have de-
nouueed the mob that attacked the Jo1R1si
once in aaneasured terms Il Is sid in
an extra from the Jolg1al once that some
Of nv hands we're gagged IN The attack
upon that once. OF this know nothing
more than hat my hands deny any PArtiei-
patton in the matter. have never eO1H-
seled mObs, and shall never be engaged IN
one. have lost one once at the hands
of the infamous Yankees If those Who
ought 70 be my friends, eittzeus or soldiers,
want to destroy the one l nov have, they
can do IL shall endeayer to do ny duty
IS IaE-ablding eitiEen-
J. L PESxIxeToS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate,
Is LIE CITY q WHEELING.

DY Erfse % . 0ssd q tvs DA3e By JED@ H
Scat ked E3zEAAetA SGsuf, HIS Tifs. tAe FRS
gay q OesoAer ISss, AID Of rseaCi = tA= 1kse
eTN1 Asa GEzy- eiFhf, ~ WaseA tAe believing g.
Aczlbe1 p-05puCEST eaareFe3 10 TIE E95sEssC.ss
fsE oeEGG5a FSspasss Eke-eia DA2sl- WI FEycee4
@ The 2lsG cay Of EsPss1her. 1SS2, ~ 10 gacs7cE
A. NJ ~ the E0ai 6oor & he C0EEI Ho0He n OhSs
eazary- 70 ss1 Las o1Dbse sosr ~ e. So FlAs e
tat PArs 81 tbe ety e WAesltae asa eSt by ySSz
Exc G1a WTittAz CAAPSiae. siElAls TN aIES E5ae
.. water sErNeE, bstgeea FI-sG - Seeooa EfcSgc-
n thai part % sd cry eAlls4 Cs4sre Whssz5ag-
n sitla - EAa Aa0Ee asseriOUi property b E5sTe1
- bs x1AiEggtAb1e-
osr0 - v. IALLANT, rros.&
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21
NOTICE.
HKADQ-Rs IRA WEST Va. VoLs, !
CrLPEPRs, Va, Sept 18th, 1853 J
-. E,,.yt-,.-..

HKADQ n GTH " Est VA. VOLS,
CULFEFEs, Va, Sept 18th, 1853 J
EditOrs LateHige1e1:
Sns:-Plsase give room in yOur coll
INNS fog the following eOauuaieatiOu,
vi1:- an directed through the eOanissa-
II Bustsrs, BY tie War Department, 70
notify the following named persons who
By the eOnsolidstioa Ofthis regiment we're
mustered cut Of tie service Ss s1pernu-
DerAries, that 1Po1 their apPlieafioa 70
the Bounty Blrean, WAshInEtSa, D. c..
they vii receive tie bounty AllOved By
law to TIE soldier
szyAen2.- SsgsazG.
Elijah Cale, J.. King,
jacob b. welsh, Abraham TAyicr,
C. G. Caaraa, JwS A Riee,
Wa H.Fu, NArris Y. Bishop,
c. h 8Oyles, william NElIOsI,
Nathan Doak, JOh1 DAkGa,
sesuith, Len y. Holland,
Simeon Hill, 81 BSEers,
JAnes ShneTes, Adso Yokaa,
J. A Barrscknaa, Daniel SbslI,
Charles A. OaIlahsa, 3 B. ?. Martin,
Clark keller, Va. J. CuDuinghGn,
7. B. Fox, 1oha A. Chnstea-
This being the sarest Dsthod Of notice, !
EO1ld respectfully request all West Fir-
yiniA papers, WOods6sld, Ohio, 9nd Greece
%, Pa, papen . eoPy fhesAosa od Dneh
1blige Yolr obedie1f servant,
J-H LO6Eoe6, L. Col coo1iE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21
$50 REWARD.
NOTICE.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21
0CI0BKK ELECTION.


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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21

FOR COHGRESs-TTEgT -
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21
TAKE NOTICE..

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80 - - "a az & $500 BOZ = y17
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21
House of DeleaEes.

s4gEEaAT. ssTi- L, 1883.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-21
TO NJ KarESDs AxD RKADERs-

Raleigh, Sept 10, 1858,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
Death OF n TrIcernph Operntor.

At u special meeting OF tho members OF ne
N,ticrs, Tclrgr0Ytic Uuon IN NewYofk city. he'd on
sunday pcccmb. 3th. : he purpose OF taking proper
action With reference % Ne to VI leqrc.ete Sweet
a member u that assJcaaon TIE following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted
Hherrrs IN al wise .rcyi1ence Ia. removed nom cur
ilst esteemed md dear siovrd friend and coAoerr
Mr. Lefrcts sweet Tor many an A. Ache o. tie Ai-o
en- Telegraph oce IN ihs cy young Hn oi more sAsa
Ordinary shty ross sia, hsA soe-l qualities ard sweet
u-,s OF position s enlesgs1 lin 10 al with whom lie vas
-isos isell,
,lsr>a word. can bat sdsiussly etpress t.e sorrow
which w. his sow opelofs feel n sl sd O. cessi; .nt
while hu-1iy bowrg 10 Dictates ~ Him who oocth az
thlrf,scl would pco rc'rd evidence Of the 1ee?
sen.e % hs loss hsve nst ana slight marx o.; Ia-
s,.st 10 tho memory ol.thr iamrntcd deceased IL Is
gc,giros, That IN .tAe death Of L-prelss Sweet ne
Amsrcan Telegraph Corpsny has lost fithfrl ard
vlucd srry-nt his follow operator, dearly 'he.oyed
III "a And the profession oneo is brightest ornaneniA
ae,olrsa That Acaf,et syupaihiss are due srd Ss
hereby rendered % the rf m ku re'es Of the deceisd
in ia tho hour Of their affection. .
Rolrc1 1h.t the members Of the National TeleTapij
Union In tie New YoIk District in token Of respect for or
Lite brother member vii lie customary badge Of mourn
Ing for the ensuing .hiry DAVIS
Ro;pr That copy these resbluon, be transmitted 20
The parents II the des"s.ed
R,red That copy Of the proceedings O. this 20
pubsied tie daily paper. AewlosA bostcn, and Law"
rtLCe Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
The hfafue OF Freedom.

To he Tdiisr Of 1As W. T. l,,IHa..
Sir: Your correspondent "W. 4. c., in his
Interesting letter nom Washington headed The
Statue Of Freedom" In ,odays issre makes two statc
menis which seem to require explanation. One would
tupposo from his ecconnt thai otler hand than
thst Of Crawford had modelled. vha. be IL pleased 10
STYLE Tho barbarous device u Jef Davis" IN place
OF tho Liberty Cap Of Crawford" Mr.. Craw ford told
Ito writer IN" circumstances connected with this change
Of design IL IL quite truo that Mr. Davis, then seore
ary u War objected 10 the Liberty Cap bat on stating
Ais Vows b. letter 10 Tie artist Crawford Immediately
consented 10 remodel the bead dress and nvonted the
to my eye-ycry original and Striking indian dosgn.
which d-plel-cs your correspondent. saying laugh.
ingiy that Tho Secretary wanted something peculiarly
A American no should have H.
How your correspondent c01d call Gran iuld Nir.
glnian whom 10 We'll known that lie was born and
bred ~ no city of New. York. do not understand.
Ma. i~k CHy Dec. 10, 1909 &. H. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

CoxpITDy o. THE BR0AD Az PAvEMTST.-
Ashr as durability IS concerned, the pavement on
Broadway which WGs laid eight or ten years ago By sir.
Rrts the inventor thereof seems likely 10 outas tie
present generation least; but IL does not appear 10
fully deserve the high encoE ur1s that have been Aealed
rpon IT, for the constant and continued wear h raie
rio i-rgc locks Of which IL is composed almost az
smooth a, glass; Several years ago propositions were
received by tie Common Council 70 groove the hiocks
and number Of machines end instruments were sub.
ntted. VITA which experiments were madei but ihe
work wal found to be almost imnractcabe without
taking up tie pavement, Is IL found that the stone
could not be ou in its present position except hand.
AID that the expense Of so crossing i; would IS
much ss o new pavement. Tho pToect Of growing The
boeks was consequently abandoned, and action IS
since been ,sken thereon by the authorities. Tia
original rougAacss OF tie stone has long since been
worn Of ard It Is smooth that horses AZ con-
tinuay falling. thereby causing frequent and ANNOYING
storpsgos, and often seriously II TO. fatally ii.urrs
yrlaable animals. Tie Broadway squad stationed on
Ills tLoroggaIe Feqor, tie falling down Of fom !A-.ty
70 forty bor.,s daily from six % eight rSins;es aai
sometimes longer. being spent in getting the animals
upon their feet again and in readiness TO move o..
Uaen tines the POOR animals sprained ard n-
rcd as to he Unable to regain their feet when they ara
dragged aside and cared oil after lying many hours III
'hs gutter These mishaps generally occur to omnibus
horses with which Ito street is filed nom morning
Until night yet oil animals iraysilng over the pavement
whether sharp smooth shod. liable TO the same
accidents. In Winter weather when tie pavement -
reldtscd even more slippery by mud and ice, podes-
TRANS crossing tho street placed In jeopardy o. 's
AID iir.b; tho same Is the In Summer, when tie
siones sp-lnkled 10 lay the dust II hoped thst
Cur Incoming Common Council win give this matter
cir earliest consideration and Y the present difficulty
cranoi be rcrelrl by growing the stones that the
rarcmcnt be r.rl. ed ~ he Bogian which though 80
gGll. as smooth IL equally - durable, ard csn -
tIAtol,d oser gltA security By nan and beast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

At general Cour,-Mntial az Barrarca'.
Florida. Jane 70. 1855
pryse John Campbell, &C. y, 26h Indiana Voianteer'
MURDER 40 ho sio. 70 death.
SscSud Ii out, O,orse D. Wie5aru 1854 New-ioIk Nolua
,eors using con'emrtuous sd 4sreslecti hssae
IN. In ,i.nt u de luled states, And othsr siilas
charges Dismissed Tho service.
A. Charlcstown. Va, April 2l lsoJi
Pvae John Carter 81 Virginia Cavalry s'iempns 70 de-
ar, 20 tho enemy. TO be shot 10 DEATH
At ST. Louis Mo. Sept .. 1868:
r,s,t Col rohu w Stephens 18th Cavalry, Mis,oar Vol
unor, dobvng the swfa command of his superior ohccr
and i've other Bns charge. To be suspended iron fAs
nav nd u.olnu!euls fof the term Of one month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

Tng NEGRO IN HoMg.-It would appear from
the following paragraph which we fnd In IA c're'H'
-eH Catholic Telegraph Of Dec 2 that the prelndee'
which our Irish Catholic fellow citizens SO often asI'
against the negro Is not derived from Eome-the "''
quarters Of Catho'lctyo the teachings OF WIG" wy
are supposed to render such implicit obedi'nee'
"A young American Democrat wen' p rerS.y Az
Rome to study for tho Priesthood IN INC v III,
To begun his fret letter rom the aiaractei NV Ar
bntion here was tho discovery that tho rrelset tne
class IN which placed ss sSt cnr e SSs 10
ta thne' young but 70 acknowledge rim at tho
% oIa.s What's 70 become Of the ChuroL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
NEW SETTLEMENT -" sAEDADpLERs'

NEW SETTLEMENT -" ShEDADDLERs'
RiDcr.'-On tho western margin Of the grand Likes
abreast 81 the town Of Westsn Maine, aud tho New
Brunswick side oftlc line atoiomcnt has lately sprung
up. which goes b. tbs name IL "Skedaddiers Ridge"
the jewellers there have fed from their country be-
Of u mortal dread of tlio draft- This
hearted community now numbers about my. aud their
number {, gradually increasing. Although tie Province
people are generally delighted 10 witness our national
ombru. yet they have but little respect Tor those WHO
loi.ale tA.Ir ,Viniry il tie tine iltT aid IL needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

Hay spscur.roas UsgD Ur:-several days,
.,, ,ha secretary OF the ST. Lons Union Merchants
nt,t t j. H. Alexander addressed remonStranca
% Alien chief Quartcrmaster Of the Wost against
~ Hr.atencd seizure Of hay. uniess the Governments
Sa, f,eey supplied by dealers at ss3 per Iun Inc
Response Of General Allen Is seathns exposure OF tns
Tho producer, and imp,so the Government oy run
ring up the price my per cent in loss than ornstt,s.
The General says that no did not contemplate Ivscio
worked well in bringing 70 hir potice vast quantities q
hay on the Ohio River and elsewhere. offered to rim 9
the price fixed By tho advertisement. ne has ~
grasp alreax 90 900 tans Of hay sucient to supply As
amie, OF the West for sir months. This faet SLOWS
yerI conVla.yey that lie spscaiatoIs are Seitsss3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

Ipqecto,-ls'ne, rire
- John u. Whilr,ore
''"'' John b.sscD.
Comnissioner-Timot brennan.
Inspcct,I-Niu VI. Kennedy.
COCO Pi,r,on. for full term.
Trustees Herman q. Schroeder, for f0ll term.
tPGtriei Cullen, TO ill vacancy.
Commi,,ion.r-yilson Small.
Intpeetor-Michael Corleq.
IDcn. J. Twisg, for I'm term.
Trustees Poni &. Smith. for full term.
(RclsId WALKERS, to hil vacancy.
EIGHTH WARD.
ComuiSsiorer- Waiter ". Adams
lnspCotoG-Oecrge Duroche.
ii"'''e' John X. Russell.
METH waRp
InpcVcr-Grroge ;. Mcrklce.
T,r.,... william H. Ocduey.
Henry 7. See
Comml.,ioner-h andrew }. Ks'mire.
r,a.,s,. JJohn c. Acheson.
)Georse Miner
ELEVENTH wAHn.
lnspeetor-EdwNI III. rerley.
Tr,.,,., kdwaId Mehn:
''''''' John T. Turner
TWELFTH WARD
COMMUNICATING. c. NllciL
In,poctof-iews ". Miner.
T,u,,.es John sclion.
'''' qn IN n"aEfa WARD
tommissioncr-lhomas Brown.
lnsIectof-RobeTi hair.
Trp.''". F 5sSfi asiy S.T"'''
rouErrKsru WARD.
Commi,soper-Henry r. Wesi.
Inspector Daniel @ Reilly.
,HeHfy ManIon, for ful term.
IrUsiees. Martin Burke. for foil term.
tFrsnc Realy. g. ii vacancy.
Commis,ioucr-w ,.iinrton Murray.
lnspeotor-Join c. Brown.
(Eawari schtn, FOR fgil Term.
F.. josiah Lane. Tor full term.
Me- Il 6 6I.ps. = ! II it T.e:G.y " Z; ss
insYeetor-Air,d b. Moore.
Trustees Hooper, c. ysn WORT, for full term.
(Ns,haiid Jarvis, jr., TO ~ vacancy
ConrulsGoner-Jsmes l.. Miller.
lns,ecior-BeuA'dP P. Woods
IFroderict Wagner. for mn term.
Trustee heaol1, S cssd1 0i .d n ' s.ar,
,rieHTEESrn WARD.
Coinmif ,ioreT-N Alan II. Nelson.
In'pec,oT-Rebcit Eppcvcr.
-. SThomas Stevenson.
i'o''e'"' Edwud Cooper.
sISrrsxSTu WARD.
Corani,s.oner-fhomssM oSpedon
. lp,Iector-hcrfy Cl,usen, j..
TIuslee.. TsSSS' t h.Is;
ItSsrIKru v.rp.
Coumissioncf-JaInes l.. Hastie.
Ip.peetor-Adolphss {. Rsu.
(Joln II. Ticven, Tor full term.
Iru.tsss. John r. NillsiaI foE ful .eln.
James Dsms'o',, 70 hil VarsDcy.
TvLyIyrHfr ~AXD.
Comm souer--T. ancis Le5,I
Inspeclor--Dayie ". Al,u.
GA Hamilton ride, or M ,srEl.
Trustee, Wcsey :. lsId ior l.l terra.
(rtltLoc new H. tarppcN. 10 ~ vs,slcy
IvEsrr trc0yD wtHD
Cou-u.sfioner-Nclsri "a I. AZ Lid
Irspectof--Join q. 1ieycu.
-. John jasper,
Ai''''''" VIM H.. Dohcfiy.
We hereby Gently tbs log'. 80 s.tsaelt to 10 cortc
nd hsve caused same D. arrci by 'he f.rrfircs
81 ChsirAn snd Secretary o c board u g. Carvtss,i
fcrrir.nl day 4 Ieo.lE tao1rsid csls lrllfs
10 'iity tLIte. ..- 80,
y. 7. VALENTINE. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
The Pension Act.



Sir: In q leading article in your paper to-day
yoa crticse Mr. Ushcrs report ard oyinco your sur
prise az what You call his evident mistake In tho matter
Of Invalid Pensions. Yon say. "The law grants these
pensions to persons who die whether Of wounds or dis
ease in the military nard! sorice" You have eyi.
IDENTIFY not examined the matter closely, you might
be dmly conscious Of tho improperly Of granting an
Iavdlid pension man WHO dies, whether in ont Of
the service The law, however does not say what you
state Tho words Of the Pension Act Theses THAT
if any officer &c has died since the 4tb Of March, 1861,
or shall hereafter die by Of any wound received
or dseaGe contracted while In the service VI the United
States and In the line Of his duty &c Now. these words
do not certainly make any distinction between the cases
persons who die In or ont Of the service 30 long %
the cause Of death was contracted in the service.
Tie wonder il that any question Of construction could
h.Ye arisen under 80 Ham provision not that Mr..
sher shoud nave decided lie has done. The fact Is
TINT the old laws made distinction between army ard
navy cGses he tue new law includes both in its pro-
visions. ,
Ihe Pension Office grants pensions TO dows 81 sol'
ders who die ont II service, but reilses u 10 wdo"e
Of Sailors. The appealed 10 the Secretary %
tie Interior and lie decides that, under the rev law
navy and army pensions to b. grained on The sans
principles and that so long the cause Ok dean was
received in The service IL is mnaerial whether death
ensued before or after discharge He could not make
any otler decision under the law without consruirE
In an .lliberl and Uncharitabie manner.
Your ob'dt ssIvt. ROBERT sLNfLi.
Ee5 York. Dec. 10, 1903.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

ro,rt ~ N,vyork having canvsssed and estimated the
vote. gwen in he Districts Of .sd City sad
sdgh hundred snd sixty three DO hereby cer'y de'.ne
and declare; y.vop
1"'' c. Godfrey Gun,htr.
by the rrecest number Of yoes duty .ecteG Mayer
uIe City OF New York.
POLICE JUSTICES.
Edward Hos.n ,v.,,. me.
by the reaest number Of votes duly seeee fo'e '
No. Of the FIT District
JOSEPH, DowHpe.
= SG ss's sa s b,, Of votes was dy s'''
That d
by the creates, humber Of Soe. dy s''ced roA'e Jrs
Dc; 10. Of tie Third D,*fic'.
"' William u Mansfield,
r. e eiH s'5 SEfSs I s votes was ''' '''' '-' "
'' Ed.r,al slsa'syy, .,..,r ,r.. ,..
4. ','fs :s' E ,''' va. ''' ''''' ''''' '
BY the 1csie number Of ,0es Mas duly elected Ioiee jos
e. 81 the siAtA District
So 10y Michsel Connolly.
by the ereaes tsInber Of ,ote aay elected Police jus
b. ihrrcaest number Of voes duly elected FOise Jr'
See OF TIE Eighth District
CIVIL JUSTICES.
Denni. Quinn,
BY the srestest mtnhe OF vote dny elected Jas'c. @
ue Dis:Fie. Court Of tie flIst Jodic.a- Distinct
Thouna, Kevliu,
b The Fre,'e:t nanseT 4 votes YVES dy s1,so Justice o.
the greatest nber Of vote. W.. duv elected Justice Of
Is D,silic' oOuss Z tie Third Judicial District
- Moses D. Gale,
b. the creates; uher O. votes as day elected Ju''ee g.
she Di.ric' cOOys Of tie Fourth Judicial District
Frederick w Lew
Nv The greatest rnber u MY elected Justice q
That
BY the creates, raer Of vote. VS.. dolly elected Jros Of
ns Di.thet Court Of the SIKH Judicial District
-A'' John a semrner.
b. he greatest number Of votes was duly elected Jriee CT
IL lstiict Court Q! The Seventh J1d--1A! Disll4ei
ALDERMEN
b he creates, ,ss5 q 'Se: , wa daily elected ndsi@ss
...1''' j,m.: v.,i.sor
~ tfs rre,es, nunbeI d1ly eised Alderman
Co. the touTth 4,aeE'asn' D''''e'
ssy be greatest rnnbeT Of vote. VIA duly eeeed Alderman
for tn ski AlGermsrie DisHi.et
'"'' Peter Mcknight
b. The greatest number Of duly elected Alderman
icr Tie j.. t.e Aid-Elaa-ic District.
-na-
Cecr-e A. Jeremiah.
h. .,e sfezct number q duy elected Alderman
60 TIE lca,h -Aar-lanic Distinct
That
Bernard Kel-.
bv re greatest number Of dly elected Alderman
Co. &c Twelfth Acerm4Iac DisiTiai.
I1ss
John D. Oiwel
b. he creates. nguloe Of duly elected Al
Ia Toe RoGr;eerth AlaeII.iani1 Dis.r4-t.
LII.
Terence Farley.
by the geate number daily elected Acefr
fr the Sixteenth A.c-!La-Iilc Distr4C;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16

Remarks.-When man dies in the Military
or Naval service of his country, the facts OF such
death and its cause are easily asccrtalEed be-
yond question. But when NC begin to pens.on
men who have been five, ten Or twenty years
out Of tho public service, on the assumption that
their death was remotely or inferentially caused
by some exposure or hardship, incurred while IN
the Army or Navy, it is manifest that VIDE
door will be opened for all manner Of Lard
swearing and fraud. We do not doubt hat
cases occur wherein pensions shou.d DE granted
to persons WHO die after leaving the public SER
vice; but we insist that such cases should be
carefully set forth and Disseminated by ie'r, ard
not by the mere order or other regulation OF
Bureau, or even OF Department. Ed. Trle.