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A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS STRIBLISG'S,l
Thirteen miles from Staunton, Augusta, Va.
j. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor.

This delightful Mountain Retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from Staumton, directly on the Warren
Spring and Harrsonburg turnpike, has been m.
dcrgoing improvement for the last year and VIII
be ready for the reception OF visitors on the lst OF
June. MI,
Persons leaving Baltimore Washington, Rich
nond, Of Lynchburg, arrive at this place the same
day by 7 y. VI. rr
The TABLE is supplied with the BEST FARE
to be had In the country.
With an experience Of many years rs the lessee
of one Of the finest watering-paces In Virginia as
his guide. the proprietor fattcrs himself that he
will be able to afford satisfaction and pleasure to
all who visit the Augusta White Sulphur and A. uin
Springs for the restoration of health or the enjoy
ment Of pleasure. "
GOOD MUSIC has been provided for the season,
and n ful c0rps of attentive and efficient servants
viii be on hand to attend to the wants of guests.
TARIFF OF RATES {: $50 per day, SIS per week,
$50 per month.
A reasonable deduction from the above prices
will he made To families wishing To remain two
j, A. HEFELFINGER,
ieT-lm Proprietor.
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HEAVY SENTENCES OF REVENUE De-
FRAUDERs.-In Philadelphia, Monday, Am
brose Kahoe, VIM. NJ. Cooper, I. L. Coward,
George Hammond, William Rice, and Joseph
L. Orr, charged with removing spirits from
distillery other than to United States
bonded warehouse, were sentenced to pay
each fine of 10000, or each of them to
undergo an imprisonment Of one year in
the penitentiary, except Orr, who received
hteen months. A dispatch says:
cooper is the well-known founder of
..v Cooper-shop volunteer refreshment sa-
loon, which rendered such valuable service
during the war to soldiers. Active efforts
are already being made to secure their par
don by the President"
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PAYMAsTER-GENER REPoRT.-The
Secretary of War has transmitted to the
House of Representatives report from the
Paymaster- General showing that in addi-
ton to the JOG, 500 bounty claims paid since
the lst of January last the Paymaster-
General has examined and disallowed 49,
600 claims. Prior to the lst Of January
l43, 800 claims were paid, and 1854 ex-
amined and dsallowed. The total amount
of claims received was 29,605 settled,
3O3,270; in hand to be settled, l26,335.
The total amount disburscd in payment Of
bounties under the act of July, 1865, is
S30,61l ,S5S
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Administration of Military Law In
Observation-Disclosures Of White Men.

SAVANNAH, Ca, June 3O.-Lleutenant-
Colonel j. H. Martin, United States Army,
having lost a considerable amount OF money
at faro, had the dealer arrested by the mil
itary and confined in the barracks. The
prisoners counsel being denied admittance
TO him, took out warrant to arrest the Co
lionel on the charge of playing and betting
at faro; but the military refused to allow
the civil authorities to make the arrest.
The prisoner was afterwards taken under
guard to consult his counsel.
In Wilcox county two white men were
murdered BY negro, who was captured
after being shot, and brought to this city by
fourteen Of his own color.
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CUTTING ARRAY IN LYScHBURe.-Mr.
L. f. Williams, Jr., and Mr.. Joe Kelley
we're engaged in conversation early Sunday
morning in frat of the Norvell House,
when they wers approached h:y Mi Charles
Green. Kellsy observed when Green joined
the crowd that Mr.. Williams and himself
we're conversing on private matters which
they did not wish to be overheard. Green,
being incensed at this remark, crossed the
street, detached single-tree from wagon,
and crossing back, attacked Kelley. The
latter soon wrenched the single-tree from
Green's hands, beating him-severely also
inhicting upon,4iim two wounds with q
pocket-knife-one in the shoulder and one
in the leg. The difficulty then ended, and
as Green was not seriously injured, and as
he was the aggressor, no arrests were made.
Kelley is the same man that lately Killed
Murphy on the Chesterfield race-course
near Richmond.-Lynch5mg Va.) Repu6-
.Iicdn
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Political Items,

>. cleveland HairdeGler says 3o,0eo
.,-r Democrats will be in New York
i, In3ianar Ills dispatch 10 the Cincin-
!. t5'n"e rcjal says "Fhe fr'enas Q!
s~ssr i .nAricks In this State arc making
as .mrmis to attend the New York Con-
- :, N force and although Indiana is
.a.,ed for Mr., pendleton, should any
:. S,atc present the name of Mr.. Hend-
~ the delegates from Indiana will vote
.,r him. They claim that New York
t.,i,ci for him on the first ballot, and
- =. . 'oe confident that he will draw either
- -, Or second prize. In that event, IT
landed to put Voorhees, up for Co.
t - democratic Association Of Baltimore
'. .,,sn;za;ion some 5000 strong, have
s,,1 strong resolutions against the noml-
- - Of Nr. Chase for the Presidency.
~ uayerhi,. lMaSs.) Banner, Demo
!. ri. pa1cr. urges the nomination OF
F~..ia pic.n tgr President and Thomas
usodr:r2 Ear Nicc-prcsident.
lWa,luutau Ii-gatch says that General
,,;s' +. S;t.,t- positively declines being
,.,i;}arr FIR Governor Of New York.
Ne ladiana .a.trat!on 10 the New orS
f.,e,,jon VII. iuais, upon the two-thlrds
..s T. advance the interests of Mr.. Hen
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The Georgia Seat of Governments
Military Trial OF the Columbus
PrisOners-A. M. stephens for The

The Georgia Seat of Government
Military Trial OF the Columbus
PrisOners-A. M. stephens for The
Defence.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 3O.-Sixteen cars
left for Milledgeylle this morning to remove
the furniture of the State capitol to this
place.
The military court for the trial of the
Columbus prisoners met this morning at 10
o'clock. Ex-Governor Joe Brown and three
associates appeared for the prosecution, and
Alexander ii. Stephens and others for the
defence. Mr.. Stephens entered the follow
ing protest in behalf of the prisoners :
They do not wish to be understood rs adj
hitting the rightful jurisdiction Of this
court Constituted and organized as it now
is, unler the rules anu articles of war, to
try officers according to the law and Gus
toms Of wary to take charge of the trial OF
an offence against the laws of the State OF
Georgia whereof they are accused, they be-
inc all engaged in the pursuit Of civil life,
and in no way connected with the military
service, neither inland nor naval forces, as
if militia in actual service: They lssSs es'
ressS-;+a- tC themselves severally their rights
hereafter to be claimed and asserted, i
need be, to insist that this trial is not il
conformity with the laws of the lanG mol
in accordance with their right of trial b.
jury, as guaranteed under the Constitution
Of the United States"
Charles Marshall, sergeant in thu
United States army, was the first witness
and consumed all day, and duplicates Kirk
sey, Hudson, and others, in the shooting o
Ashburn.
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North Carolina ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Governor Appointcd-T hc Test.
Oath Suspendcd-SnIe OF IL News
nnDer &c.

-
Governor Appointcd-T he Test
Oath Suspended-SuIe of News
paper, dc.
RALEIGH, N. c., June 30.--The new Le-
gislature meets tomorrow. quorum will
be present.
General Candy suspends the test-oath:
1t is understood that he issued an order TO
Chief Justice Pearson yesterday 70 qualify
before the United States Commissioner by
taking the oath required by the new Con-
stitution, and then administer the same
oath to the other judges and officers.
To-day he appointed Governor Holden
Governor in place of Jonathan Worth, re-
moved, and orders the new State officers to
be sworn in tomorrow. Governor Holden
will deliver his inaugural on the 4th.
The city is pretty full Of ottice-hunters
looking for the United States senatorship
and smaller game. General Abbott, of
New Hampshire, and Colonel Hinton, Of
Ohio, are the most prominent candidates
for the senatorship.
1t is rumored that General Littletield has
purchased from Governor Holden the
Standard printing office for $4,000.
The old Supreme Court expired to-day,
and this morning Edmund B. Freeman, its
venerable clerk, died in the seventy first
year of his age. He had been clerk OF the
court for thirty-iye years.
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Hon. Reverdy johnson will resign-HiissS
seat in the Senate about the 10th of July
and will leave for the Court of st. James
on or about the lst of August.
Mrs. Henrietta Fl. Greene, wife Of Rev
! Mr.. Greene, of Spotsylvania county, Va,
was badly gored Tuesday by a mad COW,
from which she was trying to rescue her
child.
Captain Henry Dubant, of Washington
! city, and Colonel Demot, of the Prussian
army, fought a duel Monday, in which the
latter was shot in the breast.
EA small fleet of dredges and scows left
Norfolk, Va, Monday TO clear out the cele
brated Black-water flats on the Albemarle
and Chesapeake canal.
The citizens of Augusta and Macon are
supporting the families Of the Columbus,
Ga, prisoners.
The merchants of Fredericksburg, Va,
commence closing at 6 o'clock on the LIST OF
Jnly.
The Fredericksburg, Va, papers an
nounce the death of Thomas VERIFY, an old
resident of that vicinity.
Miss Anna McGill, young and pretty, has
been arrested in Washington for forging
| Senator Cameron's name to testimonial.
Among the diplomas given last week at
the Staunton (Va.) Female Institute was
one to Miss Jennie f. Johnson, Of Rich
mond.
Miss Kittie L. Cotton, Of Aurora, H., will
become heiress to $4,000 at the age Of
thirty by the will Of a friend.
1t is said that Queen Victoria will travel
in Switzerland and the Empress Eugene in
Norway this summer.
The Presidents family passed through
Lynchburg, Va, en- Monday evening for
Tennessee.
One hundred and ffty-seyen colored per-
sons were baptized at Salt Greek, in Am
herst county, Va, on Sunday morning.
Senator Grimes, of Iowa, and family are
the guests of John NJ. Forbes, at Milton
Hill, near Boston.
Major F. J. Moses has already sent ripe
peaches from his orchards to New York.
His place is four miles from Columbus, Ga.
There were some severe shocks of earth
quake at Porto Rico on the 18th and 18th
instant.
The first death from yellow fever at New
Orleans this year was reported June 4th.
Charlotte Cushman is expected soon to
arrive in this country.
The Alaska Herald is printing the United
States Constitution in Russian.
Paris dandies are to have stag hunt IN
velocipedes next winter.
There were los deaths in Baltimore last
week.
Nearly every pulpit in Chicago was filled
Sunday by clergyman from abroad.
General J. B. Hood is at the Allegheny
Springs, Va.
General Phil Sheridan Is in Chicago.
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The Georgia Courts.

SAVANNAH, GA, June 30.-The Savan-
nah bar to-day adopted resolutions request
ing Judge Fleming to adjourn the Superior
Court until next term, on the ground that
the changes occurring in the political con-
dition of the State may have serious eff
feet upon the judicial system.
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Removal OF the Present Governors
of The Reconstructed, >, States.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 3O.-General
Candy has removed the Governors and
Lieutenant Governors of North and South
Carolina, and appointed the newly-elected
officers in their stead. This will take effect
on the meeting Of the State Legislature, and
is done to facilitate the Inauguration of the
officers elect, which takes place when the
Howard areendment has been ratified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

VALUABLE FREIGuT.-The Adams Ex-
press Company carried from New York ON
Friday night to the Sub-Treasury in Boston
thirty kegs of gold coin, being about four
hundred pounds each, making six tons in
all. While in transit an attempt was made
in Hartford county to throw the train off by
placing sleeper across the track, but be-
yond slight conclusion no trouble was OK
pericnced.
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ARRESTS .-Georre Bush. master of the

ARREsTs.-George Bush, master of the
schooner Henry r. Barnes, of Norfolk, Va,
and James \. Jordan and Jacob Wright,
seamen, have been arrested in Baltimore
for plundering the sunken United States
revenue cutter Of a PARROT gun, anchors,
SC. The feat was performed with diving
bell off the mouth Of the Potomac river.
They are held for action by the United
States authorities in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

No MIXED ScHooLs.-Forney, in yester-
days Chronicle, endorses the recommends
tion of the new Mayor of Washington that
the two races shall not be put in the same
schools in that city,
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DAMAGES FOR THE Loss OF LEG.-ln
the case of DR.. John Flint, Of Boston,
against the New York and Norwich Trans
portation Company, to recover damages for
the loss of one of his legs, occasioned by
the discharge of musket in the hands of o
United States soldier, in June, 1864, the
jury rendered a verdict for the plaintiff for
$4,000 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

GRANVILLE MoNTELLE AGAIN ESCAPED
FROM JAIL.-On Wednesday last Granville
Montelle well known in Richmond) and
William Graham, both in Jail in Green
brier county, West Virginia, for horse
stealing, made their escape. The hide
pendent says:
"The thieves we're confined together in
one Of the upper rooms of the Jail, hapc
cuffed, and chained by the legs to the foo
They effected their escape, after releasing,
themselves from their irons, by displaying
portion of the prison wall at the gable end
of the building. The point from which
they made their exit israbout twenty feet
from the ground. They let themselves down
~ means of ropes made from their bed
cpthing. A man named Mclaughlin, who
wa confined in the same cell, raised the
alarm. after the prisoners had made their
escape. Pursuit was made, but the birds
had flown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

a TIE RUN TRADE OF BosToN.-The bill
which has finally passed Congress permit
h ting the expectation Of rum for sixty days
'<sSill at once furnish business for twelve
p parks lying idle in Boston harbor, and to
many mechanics, as well as to the crews Of
} our vessels. The importations from the
African coast amount TO Si,500,000 annu-
! ally. and this trade was all endangered by
the former Legislation Of Congress.-BoSton
JOlrD1I lime 20
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DECEASED. Colonel Philip S. White, well
known in Philadelphia and to considers
BILE extent in the southern States, died in
Philadelphia on Thursday. de was o ao ma
tive OF Kentucky, born November 25t 1897
He was very popular as o public speaker
and quite effective. From 1860 to 1858 ne
was prothonotary Of the District Court
Of the county Of Philadelphia,
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r,v STRAY PLAxKs OF Mr.. CEASES
=, agy.--Ec regards the public Lands As
:. 80 state Of the people, and Congress as the
.-,,ae. The people are the benchciaries
:; he estate, and the whole duty of Con-
.. :" j. performed by such disposal Of
lands for the benefit of the people as an
,...-t, discharge OF the trust requires.
The The Government should bring the public
main under cultivation, develop It's hid
=. ,rcsg,n. and add its treasures to the
-ncrs, resources Of the country.
nv Chase is opposed 10 secret sessions Of
.s rr;rei states Senate, because he says
.-ir.t.tai;gas are based upon the princi-
81, D: publicity.
III j. opposed to the appointment by Con-
-.... ~ extensive committees to sit during
:. -ar,.. On the ground that Congress has
mower 10 delegate its authority to indi-
r.iua.s.
H. y m advocate Of emigration and o
h.rl %. cmirrauts. He says that emf
r-.rt. mr.. engaged in our commerce, in our
,,onssc,ures. and in our agriculture.
>,pe If them represent the national soye-
r.-rtv abroad, and others worthily and
log9r1hlv represent the sovereignty Of
~tr- IL the National Legislature. Far
.m greeting them, he says, upon their
rriva, with harsh and odious discrimina-
rs. he would bid them welcome, and
rscive ihtm as brothcrs.-Netc lorh
-.-78
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- Resolution TO TAX UNITED STATES
Gy.,.-S =, letter from Washington states
,r The resolution taxing United States
t-i, Introduced in the House Monday was
.ger-, though Cobb, OF Wisconsin, ia
@rai it. The following facts concerning
lire interesting:
"lac resolution caused good deal Of
.a:'mcu, upon the ;lo0r, and efforts were
Ii. 10 kill irhy refusing ut first to second
BIZ Imaand Tor the previous question, and
ayi3as to Ia On the table. Oae obJec-
rr'a thy resolution was that It~was ~frfan-
soy in its character, but 1t was finally
b. .tt before the Hnusn dirn"tlu -. .'t.'TiPs4
s1.a 10 xby vote of nincty-two yeas tC
,a.%ax>r nays. An examination Of the
gse Shows that with the exception of Mr..
,a-reaycs, Of New Jersey, the Democrats
ui solid IN favor of the resolution
0e,srs, Archer, Phelps, Stone, and Thomas
voted a:tirp.ativciy. Mr.. Mccullough was
|rtlrescnt. 49, lie tifty-four votes against
The resolution .,Jeen came from New Eng
Dai. aud H. iu.sctls contributed just
av-0a.t Of L.. Mem England negatives. OF
IttvIairJy-ol. votes trom New York, seven
Were cast in Tia. rv,a,iyc. The western and
southern Sta. arlu cations voted very gene
rally IN the affirmative. MeSsrs. Price, of
.sT4; Ames, of massachusetts Hooper, OF
Massachusetts,; Gri5wold, Of New York
1 a4l cheers, who are engaged in banking
Il :1,-ls, Or are IN some way connected
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LONDON, June 30.--Euening .-Consols,
9416@94A. United States bonds, 1870
1879.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet; estimated sales, 5000 bales; up
lands, ND; Orleans, 1lId.; shipments
from Bombay since last port to 24th June
were Co. 900 bales. Beef, l09s. Lard, els.
Cd. Afternoon.- Cotton easier. Corn, 34s.
cd. Red wheat, IFS.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Eueniry.-Cot-
ton-Sa!es, 5000 bales. Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester quiet. Provisions quiet.
Breadstuffs quiet.
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NEW WHEAT.--Three carloads of new
wheat from Rome, Ga, shipped to the Gal
lego mills, Richmond, passed over the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad on Monday.
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n -' RAN :o9io I. .aaig5ers constantly
s. Ii wlln dead-head tickets. Har-
- ss-DaEers nave presented him with sad
sj}es ana 4Aa rs,ess ,.97iage-makers have
pI,csentc' nm with carriages. Russell
$ToneB a.u Wa8hburne knew his weak point
Nher; they presented hi with $1,000 of
stock in the Chicago Horse Railway Com
: phny. Even poor cariwriters present him
q h all the visiting cards he uses--for
s .ch they get in return letters Of thanks
II very Indifferent English. In fine, all
is fish Ill at comes to Grants metz"
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ILLINOIS GERMANS FOR CHAsE.-A gen.
,sma1 prominently identified with the
German element Of Chicago, and just ar
~ycl in this city, states that great change
.., taken place in the political views of q
aajyrily Of the leading Germans Of not
mly the city Of Chicago, but throughout the
nate Of Illinois. Tie movement in favor
q Chase meets with great favor, and is
Gily increasing to such an extent that it is
fought the feeling may be put down as al
81 unanimous. \ large number of Of
~ers-gcnerel, field, and line-are at the
BEAD Of the movement, as far as the mill
Gry element is concerned, and while they
r9amnce Grant an efficient General, they
think Chase is the proper man to be chosen
The high office Of Chief Magistrate.-Neec
Ir., i!.ruN.
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Clearing ont the Mississippi.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 30.--The dredge
boat for clearing the mouth of tho Missis-
sippi river sailed for that point yesterday.
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WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE Isr.

The Hotel has been recently cr'"~~"''
baths constructed. No expens #E '
been spared by the proprietors
famous watering place as comforiauIe as possible
TO all visitors THE hot waters here have been well
known for more than half a century to possess In
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative, detergent and
stimulating properties, and have become justly cell
ebrated for the cure of rheumatism, govt diseases
of the liver. skin bladder, and womb paralysis,
the result OF injury serious efusion; contraction
OF muscles and joints, diarrhosa and dyspepsia ac-
companied with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North pta Orange and Aiexan-
dra railroad to GOrdonsville, thence utd virginia
Central railroad to Millboro' Depot H"""" by
Trotter Il Co.'s stage line over turn
Hot SpringS-distance, twenty miles.
Route from the South uid Richmc
burg and Virginia Central railroad t.
.."iLe from Coyington to Hot Syringe
=" .-''' mass through
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SUMMERS RESORTS.
HE HOT SP r / N G s,
BATH COUNTY, VA.

BATHsVARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
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Assassination OF ansKndiau Chief.

ST. PAUL's, MINI, June 3O.-The cele-
brated Chippewa chief, Hole-in-she day
has been assassinated.
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q. George, Of Lancaster county,
nsly stabbed in III ARRAY in
nuaiuht,
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r BILL.--It is ruInored in Wash
u effort will be made by the
J the tax bill this week, in
,her matters may be taken up
| eed OF in time for an adjournment
9TH of July.
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4Oc. Rosin weaker; No. Q, $40; No.
SO. Tar declined to 1925.
CHARLESTON, June 3o.--Cotton improved
15@lc., with more doing; sales, $50 bales !;
receipts, 20 bales; middling, 3o11SSc.,r-~-Ss'
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In Clinton, La, the other day, colored
Radical whipped colored Democrat for
voting the Conservative ticket. The Demo
crat hunted up the Radical, and poured al
charge into him. Nobody killed.
"The Menken" of the bareback drama
is in Paris. She has been engaged to play
the Queen of the Amazons, n pantomimic
part in Theodorus," to be produced in
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LII rs HIVE PEACE--AND PRESENTS
: ,.r 81. Pail Pioneer Is very sad over q
A4r1ci ieature in the character of the
, 4Lcal candidate for the Presidency. Il
l. '71s that 4e will take anything anybody
e sIs him. A former editor of the Chicago
g, 1'<Tne wlo the Pioneer endorses as "a
/, a.ia!ul wri;er," describes this practice of
;. '@era. Grants as follows:
IA Grant i known to be very self-ab-
Il e "0"' Se!ieN, ana grasplng man. lie
q SNeS everything that is presented to him,
ssyg1lo matter oy whom, or what the supposed
consideration. Rich men of the national
Dank anu 6ondholder stripe have presented
him with houses, bonds, and stool
ny HiC'iroMAs n""s."
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Charles 0'Conor's income was $4,000
List year,
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JAMES A. MCCLUNG. Manager.
). G. TARDY l. Co., Proprietors.
j. f. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.