The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

persbns unknown 10 the IinIted STAT. az.
az aefpspainv ppostwns,sra ,Sr VIZ PUPPIES
ferent towns Of ysrieas sums Of monev under
ia Ms and mon fraudulent PIetenee.
print.d si,cnis ~ ,cs go. III NJ, H.s 49,
issued from ne . TInian psccutty. Too orrn
OficiaI oensrtm an, wssh,nston Nc nybinh
he S,hs.s:d Rssa With ,psiius g nu%s,Su:
each, ~ soiicitiss that smoun., On SeSsif q
fhis fsiI. and assurins escR nostmssser thst
their Claim FOR he fetsntiop Of their posi.
lions, or the snecessors they might choois 10
.eiaims IN All, otbe,s in th,s s,strihntion of
Government nst,onss. "
More than twenty letters, Mr.. Depro says,
inr. whioh contained MONEY and otbers had
been received thronsh ths iock .bor by the
same marty. MriDenfo Ado produced A letter
Ma tecsfvsa nns ~ me circgwisr, ami ma Ib aS
written 10 The Ssoond I.siatsnf Postma ster
General enoiosins the fs And ciroular savino
that he hardly thought the circular genuine;
but N 40 reouested the Second Assistant Port.
MI. Depro stated that, after having the above
letter placed In his hands, post office letter
infofminS them that a letter Of value was Al
the post ONCE for them. Mr.. Reed called for
II, and was arrested. Two letters taken from
se sSs1 re upk one p9stmssksd R9ehss
dated April 9th and sth, respectively, and
directed to the accused. were exhibited 81 Mr..
Depro.
Reed requested that he be allowed onsweek's
time to consult counsel before the Anal hear
Ing Justice Smith held the accused under
$4,000 ball until June 10, at 0o'clock, p. m.
trunk are signed "Reynoids." No dates are
attached to either, except such as the post
mark exhibits. Reynolds, In writing from
"managins committee" and says that he has
consulted Rowley, one Of the criminal lawyers
In Rochester, who said that no one could be
Indicted for pursuing such course, and il an
some time, but nothing could be done. He
also, in his letter, states that he told Rowley
that Il was an enterprise Matched by his cousin
While he asserts his entire innocence OF the
matter, he nevertheless took from the lock-box
the letter which led to his. detection and
opened II, and the letters found In his trunk
plainly indicate that he Is a party to what
would undoubtedly have. been an immense
swindle, had not Mr.. Depro foiled him In the
Reed appears 10 be about forty yesrs OF age.
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EsrERrRrsE-it always affords us pleasure
sSvsncement Of fhe inserest Of our eommnnitv'
p Bur Vounr fl IL h Mr' Az DIS Hasapbtop and
Uy "a sp,,e m,Sa. a.. a. IF EnHahtna
Sf yer, nave entetea INTO eoPsatppetsn,p,
Mile a street WBsri. corner q street north
ana T,sentv'soventh s,reef wes, wSero tbev
sntans ~ msnufsc,1rs fertiii,er" snch az
fbcrewith thew have the best facilities in the
country for manufscturinr SOAP. On Satur.
d.y NE visited their piaee And was gratided In
note The evident energy with which they are
eommenoine OPERATIONS, The mill Ia a Ave
story cdiaee. built of stone. and has been used
for Years Tor the same purposes as II now is.
| ~, 49, -. a. "a 49,. s,sta. ,.n,. -
Time n has been living idle. owing 10 the dor.
msnt feeling or lack Of energy of our moSeyed
ma de.cri,tion of tho oper,tions of the mill
nav moi he nnin,erestinS to ouS reeders. On
the frst floor IL situated the plaster mill and
Of stone together with the engineer; and p,
lron Mill These arc USea. in connection with
tbc bone.beateps. in the prepnrnt,on Of The
bone dust, and other fertilizers. Passing to
se tes ARE ns. neor we 20 nd ~
bins Tor holding the plaster preparatory to
| H. b.ioa h.rreled. ready for shipment, The
ni,stcr After beino ground. ia carried to this
hoor Nv means Of an elevator. On the next
noor Ne And the soap Kettles. These are
saUa nounds Tbey are situnteI Al one end
Of tbe large room. and the balance of the roo IN
4. nsss "a srying. emitting and hacking Inc
niste establisbments Of the kind in'the coun.
trv' We would candIdly say to all farmers
hcfore nurehasinR their fertilizers to examinc
| and test that made by this firm, This being an
| oid-establIshed mill, farmers can rely upon
| gettinV a genuine article
MEETING OF IN. MANAGERS or rHE Ma.
TIosAL AsrLps FOR DIsAbLxn s N0Lu IN ,hS
Roara nS Msnsoers ~ the Nationai Asylum
~, m,.oh,ed Woiunteer Soiaiers was held al
She surgeon ,tIas ,n ,ho nhs,r Thete we21s
9 ors,en S secpe,aey of War. Gen. Sehoaeld;
Ros SmvtS ~ Nav Hampshire, MAJ, Gen
| wy rua n Ma" SorI. 1uIae IT T.
| 1.ni ~ Masai.,J, M Il II Woleott nj
| WIasn,n Ia Ion T. n ItuncLi e of Ohio and
| ~ anandar Of Missonrl
| oI 1880 - y. 49, ~ .ayar.I s.ylum nm. sbo,vied
| ~. P,nn 5tsaHi.a so,sis,s n ave hem cared for
tnnt ii% u.sno, s,,.iu M nast n"srter az fa,.
| py the pohru uuftns shS az AZ ,ssnLaa wy
| iows. WLJ, 90 'T.lns IN, PhIiaaci,
Shs ~, ,,spia Old. Nawe,t Nev JcTscv
~" u sItimo,o IsaI Rnchcster' Nav
~, nsi" oon ""'''"""' A'''"'' Wv"
i9k, ~, ~. III. disability ar the men Al
-, NV ,a6So. ~ .hnwea TX Of The men adj.
io1 have each but one leg. as have each bu,
| one arm n have each iost both legs and lost
an ann And leg IN are disabled by other gun
shot wounds. III arc In secoad and third stages
| az ro"sumption. la are insane, rs are blind
and is are in hospital.
Dsvton. and Miiwaukee we're approved, AMI
.mSyronr,atIans made for their constructior
Srrpr,ng The nrasent summer. II ia the purpose
or ths hoard 10 nroyIde accommodations be
nre winter for q o6o len in these three asylums
| 80 u.,,.h tor, tha ..Iacf 90 m mi tee