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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
SemI-AnnuaI Meeting Nebras-
ka st. horticultural Society.

A meeting of the Nebraska State
Horticultural Society will be held at
BrOwnville, Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1870,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M, and
will remain in session until its business
is transacted. This being the first ac-
tual meeting of the organization, it is
hoped that all members and friends
will be present prepared tOparticipate
in the discussions and other proceed
ings. No particular programmed an
nOuneed, but will beagreedupOn when
the meeting cOnvenes. The proceed
ings will be such, however, as are US
ual at such meetings-addresses dis
cussiOns of various matters of interest
connected with the objects and aims
of the organization, &c. 1t is, of
course, desirable that all who can will
bring with them specimens of such
fruits as may be in season, and they
have. J. H. MASTERS,
President.
r. w. FURNAS. Seciv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
Valley Lodge A. F.. &
A. M.

On Saturday evening lastthe annu-
al election of Nemaha Valley Lodge
No. 4, A. F. & A. NJ, the following
officers were selected to serve the
ensuing year:
r. w. Furnas, w. NJ.
J. S. Church, Sr. War.
r. T. Rainey, J. War.
RObt. Teare, Treas.
JnO. Blake, Secy.
G. r. Davis, Chaplain,
A. w. Nickel, ST.. Dea.
w. D. Shellenberger, Jr. Dea.
Jacob Rogers, and A. J. McFall,
Stewards.
Fred A. Parker, Tyler.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Owing to some acOustical defect in
the church of st. Peters, Rome, the
Gcumenical Council has been ad-
journed until some time in January,
to give time to prepare another build
ing for the deliberatiOn Of Cardinals
and Bishops thus assembled.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
GreeIy,s Reply to Butler.

The Tribune of the 10Th published a
reply from Mr.. Greedy to Gen. Butler,
in response to his formerletter on uni
versafamBesty and universal suffrage.
Referring to Gen. Buffers opinipn
that some half a dozen more or less of
the COnfederates should have suffered
exemplary punishment. Mr.. Greedy
says:
When five more years of peace have
interviewed, I am quite confident you
will consider that two or three exam
pies would have been enough, and
after the lapse of five more years, you
will be satisfied that to have strung
up in 1865 him who was your choice
for President in 1860, would have an
swered the purpose.
He refers to many historical prece-
dents to show that seventies after a
war, do not serve as a perpetuate pow
er. In short he says if there be one
lesson written all over the face of his
tory, itseems to me that ''pride gOeth
before Observation-Disclosures conquer
or in a civil feud who has glutted his
vengeance, stands often very neal his
final downfall.
He cites Tennessee, and the over
throw of the Republican party there,
as an instance of legitimate fruits of q
prescriptive policy, and impeaches the
policy of sweeping Acknowledgement
and prescription, as a leading newt
ably to such disasters in Mississippi,
of the defeat of the Dent party, and
he regards it as a vindication OF the
more liberal policy.
In conclusion, he expresses his con-
1idence that as passions coOls and
wrath abates, thousands who have
cursed, will thank him for what he has
done, and dared in resistance to their
sanguinary impulses, and jOyfully
trusts that this will become at last the
faith, and even that Of Gen.
himself.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The State department on the Goth
laid before the Senate three or four
hundred pages of manuscript on Gu
BAN affairs, and thus for the first time
put the country in possession of in
formation from our own agents and
Consuls as to the condition of affairs
in the island.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The nomination by the President of
ex-Secretary Stanton TO be Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, vice
Judge Greir resigned, was confirmed
in Executive Session as soon as read
by a vote of 46 to IL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

1t will be observed by the figures
that the United States has sent and
Europe has received from us more
wheat this year than last, but from
some cause Dr. other, much less corn,
When these facts, together with the
falling off in quantity throughout the
States are taken into consideration,
u farmers will readily cnclude with
us that the price of grain must be
much higher n'the spring than, now.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
R. w. FURNAs, sec'y.
BrOwnvIIIe Chapter n. A. M.

bFOVFmVlAAe CmapueE He NJ IVA
At the late annual election the fol
lowing officers were elected for th'
ensuing year for BrOwnville Chapte-
No. 4, R. A. NJ:
r. w. Furnas, N. E. II. Priest,
A. p. COgswell, E. King,
NJ. IA. Conner, Z. Scribe,
R. T. Ralney, Seey. & Treas.
Robt. Teare, G. c. III.
JnO. Blake, G. p. s.
E A. Matthews, G. r.. A. C.
A. J, McFall, C. G.. M. Sd v.
A. W. Nickel, G. G.. NJ. % V.
J. Curtis, c. G. NJ. LIST ".
Fred A. Parker, Guard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Some time since Horace Greedy
wrote a letter to Gen. Butler, urging
him TO lead a movement for Impartial
Suffrage and General Amnesty. Butler
replies that at least six of the leading
rebels should have suffered exempla-
~ punishment, and many of the bal
ance have been and the rest will be
relieved Of all penalties so fast as
''fruits meat for repentance" shall
manifest themselves. G~reeley's re-
joinder may be found in substance in
this paper. Gen. Buffers head is
level on the subject of Reconstruction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Minister Burlingame has received
Official notice that the Chinese Gov
ernment is fully satisfied with the ac-
tions of the Embassy, of which he is
the head. This confirms previous re-
ports to that effect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
legal NOTICES.


1Olee i hereby given that ne P,or-tN
yg1ntys Nebraska, hE aDpoTtss ,egt o
ne TINE, and the Probate Cont RcaoeS m. =.
49, tne place, to examine and .osA.
~ 1stnstra1on account OF Nafhs1 bie ls
late Of the said County Of Nemsba G5oleon 1aadp
Any person desiring to contest ne 80
Dstsg 6scS ane 40 50 az that time and piscs on,
a. w. MORGAN. Prob,..
NALHAN Z. MEADER, Adminlstrater aage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Geo-.. NJ b
Ttsus Application 90 the Probate Court ~ ~ has
S S49ay' Ssate or Nebraska, % be ep9ointed ssaaahA
ceased and have Therefore sat - "a sall0We, a.
os ~, as me me and my Office I'M ~ jan
: ~ Iiace' IOr hearing and termfni ,slhgRls
said estate. ~RPoh'ins On Ad~ministntorof4l
1855 sven under my hand, this san day OF Decenn
saw A.w.1roRaAN.p roD,,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
SPECIAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION

N,eF,. l. -
tCSLcs = hereoy given that By whine ogt..Z
owing order OF the County COmmissIonoU lq.
viii he sSsd 5S ! ~ Nemaha' Nebraska, an eierd5S,
y, 4e aelQ N the manner, for the purDosa sD5o.
~ sIns ana place specified in said ORDER y1S nv =
IS IOll0Wss tO-wit: Hhlehh
This Board being satisfied h.
wise, that { g the wish OF a larre $500. osasr>
voters Ofsaid Br0wnville preeinef nb9 .h OF NE
an proper that the questions hereinaE-.
/ Voters ~ ne Orso, De suomiitedO ne vots 6itS
Now therefore, BY virtue OF authorit IN
Dy law, We.the County COmmlesioner ~ NJ
County, Nebraska, do order fLae e-,a, NSinaha
pc held IN, and FOR the said Br0wnviiie r-5c.
ne county, OF Nemahai state OF Nebraska, IN y
Iotn DAY or January, A.. ID. $50, at the usnai y.
voting In said precinct, for the burmese oFFssot
onthe following questions, tO-wit, ShalFfSsa
SOnllSsloneTs OF said County o fNemaha, issns ~
DOnds OIth B~rOwnville precinct 20 the amount ~
SltO,9O,0O, as a part and portion OFthe Canifei 49,
0tsaid B~rOwnytlle, Fort kearney & Pacffc P1f,oSt
rOa1. Ahd shall the said County COmmiwione-
cause 70 be levied annually on the tarabie nroo.5.
m SAID precinct, in addition 20 the other ab5Bst
taxes, an amount OftaX sufficient 10 nav s--S-
the interest On said bonds, and Alter 10 eTnj-,ti.g5
OF len years from the time of fssuinD 49, b--E
snaI tney cause 70 belevied annually, until the 40
OOhas are paid, an additional tax Sufficient fo ~
one tenth part Ofthe principal Ofsaid bonds ar
Apply the same 70 the payment thereof, snid boB5s
issue, and 70 bear interest at the rate N eiSbt -
cent per annum, the interest pavnble annreny :.
tnS once OF the treasurer OF said county.
law allows. va
The ballots voted al said election shall have vyn.
ten or printed thereon the following words. No,
to say, those in favor Of bonds and tax ne 80
-toT bonds and taX-Yes." Those whoopDosed ~
said bonds and tax, the words, "For bonds ma tsv
No" ~
The said election shall Qe opened at O'Clock IN
the forenoon Of said day.
BY order Of the County Commissioners OF md
Nemaha County. State Of Nebraska and fEsf
the county Clerk give notice accordingly.
December 9Th, 1868.
III MCGEE.
A J. RITTER. Co. Cemir
CT. HARMS.
By order of the Board Of Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. HACKER.
County Cefk.
bLOHlNlIe, Neo., DEC. VI, 1909. Et
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
From Di.Datohes Of Dsoember 1sth.

,TheSpanish Cortes has adOpteda resolution
instructing the committee on the COnstitu-
ton to prepare a bill providing for the cleo
tiOn ofa Monarch.
A Havana letter says a strong effort is be-
ing made there to revive the African slave
trade. .
Gold In New YOrk-I2O%,
Several more business failures reported in
New York.
Ex-Secretary, Seward continues to receive
great ovations in Mexico.
Another terrible disaster is reported IN q
coal mine near Hazelton;P Pa. The mine has
not been worked for fifteen years. Yesterday
1t caved in, filling the shaft and tunnel with
enormous masses of earth. Two large dwell
ing houses were swallowed up, and more eX-
pected to fall. 1t is supposed that atleast ten
lives were lost. 1t is also feard other mines
will take fire.
Edward HeaIy, OfBoston, aged Oyears has
just been sentenced TO the Penitentiary for
life, for the murder of his wife.
A delegation from Florida called on the
President yesterday, and asked that troops be
sent to their State TO aid the civil authorities
in executing the laws. +
The, nomination OF Geo. H. YeamRn, of
Kentucky, for the U. S.. Circuit Iudgeships,
has been Withdrawn, and L. s. Withry, Of
Michigan is nominated for the place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Iaken up y the undersigned on he z
Vile, in Nemaha County. Neb fv-obf oiBrgEu-
SPOtieu snoees, weighing about 50 pOupds s :
SE SAMUEL "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

"Ma, somebody is going to die"
said a knowing little fellow, who was
looking out Of the window into the
street. "Why ?" "'Cause, the Doc
tors just gone by"
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The State Journal comes to us this.
week in lew type, which infinitely
improves the general appearance of
the paper i'm taste and style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Mr.. Howard, of Beatrice, called up
on US last week. He reports the
Clarion and Beatrice on the high road
Of prosperity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

1aken up by the subscriber, AZ Ia,
m me- %est OF BSownvtlle. one hree-TeoT ehceE 81
mare pony colt, with one wiits 49, oQ black
small white and red heifer CALI 'O- Also. one
ROBERT W. mTF,r
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The hog crop in this State is rapidly
moving toward the eastern markets,
aud owing to the mildness of the
weather thus far, they are being ship
ped alive. At the present this bust
ness is very active in Brownville.
We notice: that the hogs are better
fattened and heavier this season than
last. More hogs that weigh over five
and six hundred than we ever saw
cut of the same number. Mr.. Horn,
of Peru precinct, last week broughtin
several, one weighing 654 pounds.
]. Q. A. Smith brought in twenty-One
hogs last week. They were the finest
and latest lot of of the season; nOb
large, but showing good blood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
ESTRAYS


,a 14e24P ey me undersigned uvinV
NO onswSit Sr,oNnvtls Web. on the ~ ~ me-
spring. no Other mars saTa i've years old I16s
WILLIS nur A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The dedication Of Che Hiland Bap-
list Church has been postponed until
some time in January next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
T%BLEGRAPHIO SUMMARY.
Prom nsanatche. Of Deccmber 1zth.

From M8Bafehes Of December A9ths
It is asserted THAI the Duke Of Genoa, VIII
b. proclaimed King Of spain soon after the
holidays.
KOopmanchap IS negotiating with the
North German LoydS Steamship COMPANY for
the transportation OfCOoiies from China, via
the Suez Canal TO New Orleans.
It is reportedtha the SuezCaial win short-
ly be closed to navfEltioE, in order that ad-
ditiOnal excavation may be made.
Gold in New YOrk-l2l%.
A Treasury Agent has seized $1,000 hogs
heads, 10000 boxes and 10000 bags of sugar,
in New York.
Senator BrownIOw denies that he ever dest-
red the election of Andrew Johnson to the u.
S. Senate.
Ex-Governor Fletcher, OF this State has
been admitted to practice In the Supreme
Court of the United States,
Several heavy failures are announced in
New York;. Edgerton q Co., importers /;
Patrick & Co. Of New York and San Francis
co, and WE Wild, o hank stock broker.
The next meeting Of the army of the Cum
berland Society will be held IN $50 at CIeve-
and
VIM. B. Phillips, late Postmaster Of Cam
bride, Ind, has been sentenced to pay a fine
of $500 and imprisonment for six months,
for embezZlement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Arrangements have been made for
a High School in London for the
winter term, for which purpose the
services of David PiersOn, Esq, have
been engaged. The London School
has been needing for some time pasta
large building, as it is now much too
larger for one teacher to handle with
profit to the scholars. The Christian
Church has been placed at the dispo-
sal of the School Board for High
School purposes, with the hope that
the Board will be induced to build a
school house in the spring common
surate with the wants of the district.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
NEW ADvERF1sEMENrs
PROPOSALS
FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE PURCHASING ANDDEPOT c. ST.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. II, 1865.
Sealed proposals in duplicate, will be received by
the undersigned until y o'clock, NJ. on Tuesday,
the 18th day of January, 1870, for furnishing the fol-
lowing subsistence Stores, viz:
200 barrels of Mess Pork;
5000 pounds Bacon, clear sides, in sacks:
100 barrels of Flour, double extra, winter wheat;
barrels to be full head-lined.
200 barrels OF Flour; double extra; spring wheat;
barrels 20 be Tull-head-lined
10000 pounds of Hard Bread, in boxes strapped,
containing SONS, net.
5000 pounds OfGreen Rio Coffee. in double sacks.
1000 pounds of Roasted Rio Cote, in double Sacks;
1900 pounds of &C" Sugar, equal in quality TO
Stuart's i'm barrels full-headIiued.
1000 pounds of Adamantine Candles, full weight
skies or Fights, in boxes strapped.
1000 pounds OfSOap, hard and dry, free from adult
t~eratiOns. in boxes strapped.
12,OOO pounds ofsalt, fine grain, clean and dry. in
Barrels fuIl-head-lined.
500 pounds of pure ground Black Pepper, in full
4Oz- papers in boxes strapped, contain
= ing > Bs. net.
The above stores to be OfthS best quality, and to
be delivered at the us. Subsistence stn=e-house in
Omaha, Neb.. within the month Of January, 1S70.
Proposals will be received subject TO the usual
heretofore published.
Proposals should be made on the printed blanks,
to be obtained at this Office.
J.. BARRIGER,
est Bvt. Brig. Gen. & {. 8
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Thirty indictments for election fraud have
been found by the Grand jury in Brooklyn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Mcfarland, the assassin of Richardson,
Will be tried next month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on Wednesday, the
day OF December, 1853, books will be opened at
TIE star Hotel in B~rOwnville. in the County Of Ne
State of Nebraska, for receiving subscTip-
tons 10 the Capital stock oftheSL. Louis, St Joseph
and Nebraska Rail Road Company.
RORfT. MlSTEWART,l
+. VAN WATERS,
VIM. NJ CARTER, fDiTectOrs.
H. il. WHITE,
JN0. N. AUsTIN,
Dated 18th day Of November, 1859. 6St
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
THE TRIAL.
u. s. Land ONCE.

Senator Upton favOrs US with the
following letter from the Commission
of the u. S. Land Office:
DEPARTMENT OF THE ~INTERIOR,l
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
November %, 1868.
Hon. T. W. Upton, q. s. SenGte Chamber:
SR,-ReferrinE 70 your verbal request of
this morning, ] have the honor to append a
statement Of the business transacted at the
District and Offices in Nebraska, for the six
months ending September 30, 1869:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

lob PRINTING, in one or more
j coIors. promptly lone at the Advertiser
Job Office.
TIES.-Endless in style and quanti-
i tv. at HETZEL'p
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The Death OF John =. EekeI-Hfs Re-
markRble Career-Hfs Connection
with b Cunningham Burde1L Case.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The death of this man recalls TO
public attention one of the most tragic
and mysterious murders of modern
UNNECESSARILY assassination com
mitted upward of thirteen years ago,
and to this day, an unexplained mys-
terry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
LINCOLN.

lam, sir, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
JOE. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

man triumphed over nature. Now. that the
whole Is completed, with the exception Of q few
details, il presents to view five separate har-
bors, with canals, sluices to regulate the tide,
and sn array OF dry-docks for ordinary and
iron-clad vessels. As you approach by ship,
you first find yourself In an artificial basin,
fanked by immense granite noles, respective
ly four thousand and nine Thousand six hun
dred feet long. The next basin or outer harbor
is six hundred feet long and four hundred wide;
the second sluice, Immediately behind, az long
and as wide az the hrst.' Then there follows q
canal three Thousand six hundred feet long,
varying IN Width from two hundred and sixty
to one. hundred and eighty feet. and having
steamers and similar craft. This leads to the
feet long and $50 vide, with smaller special
basin for boats to the night. At the back Of
the principal barbor there are two dry docks,
each 40 feet long and "a wide; third dry
dock $50 feet long, two ship yards tor the con-
struction OF iron-cased frigates Of the largest
size, dock yard. an arsenal, number OF
steam engines, and oil the other psraphernaha
of q naval establishment. As to depth. the
Jade. when the tide 10 out, is still rs feet deep
the sluices at high tide are "a feet; at low tide
16 feet deep; the docks and principal haIbors
are 20 feet. ...-..-...- 100,
Such an achievement as this was worthy
grander celebration than took place in honor
OF itH Inauguration last week. The King was
present, and with his escort took Bremen on
his way, where he had brilliant and enthu.
siastic reception. Then going to Jade by q
new railway the inauguration took place. The
new military post has thus Far cost ten million
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17
~MARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUE

xrMARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC, FEVER PIEvENrlvE.-This val
liable preparation has been in private use for many
wears, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have us ed Il with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been Induced to offer 1t to the pub
lie. 1t is warranted to cure CHILL5 AND FEVER
of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradcatipg is effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the diges-
tive organs, induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. 1t Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and so harmless that children of all
ages may take It with safety. As a tonic MARENGO
has no superior and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever or from other cause. Is invaluable
few doses is sufficient to satisfy the most in.
credulous euff.rer Of Its virtue and worth. All
who try one bottle of MAREhGO will be 80 much
pleased with its effect, that they will readily en-
dorse it, NO HUMBUG. For evidence OF its efd-
cacy and value, refer to MARENGO circulars, which
contain certificates Of we'll known and respectable
citizens.
MARENGO is o genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufacturer bang native and
resident of Charleston, and it Is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal satisfaction.
10 HUMBUG. TRY IT.
For sale by all Druggists, and BY DOWIE 4
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets; GOOD.
Rich, wINEMAN s CO., Hayne-street, and G. J..
LUHN, Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, corner Of
King and JohR reets Charleston, 8. o.
June 8 DAG 3mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

TIE New RAILROAD Badge AT AUGUSTA
Operations are in lively progress on the prepa.
ratory work ON the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Bridge, ACROSS the Savannah
River at the foot of Washipgtor-street. Sev-
eral car loads of granite have been received
ffom the BatesviDe quarrles, near the line OF
Edgeheld and Lexington, 8. c., for the con-
struction OF the stone piers to support the
Truss" patent. OF Eve spans. one hundred and
eighty feet each in length, making the extreme
length from aputment to abntment nine huu-
dIed feet. 1t Is to be supported on four stone
piers, built hom the bed Of the river, and
abutments at each. end of the same material;
and will, when completed, rank with the best
and most approved railroad bridges, North or
South. In point Ut safety and dun ability. The
contract for the erection of the superstructure
has been taken by Mr.. Renno, of North Caro-
lima. With favorable weather, the entire work
wal be completed By the first Of January.
GAugxst0 C0nstt,rttondlisl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17
At THE SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August 16.--Tbe
committee appointed by the National Board OF
Trade To- report upon the most feasible route
for the transportation Of the heavy PRODUCTS Of
the West TO the Atlantic coast. met here to-
day. Reports wefe submfted from Mr.. Bur-
vel, II Rev lorleans. Mr.. Menroe. OF Dubuque,
and III. Hushss. OF Virginia. sat !
Hr. George Peabody has given sixty thous.
and dollars to Washington College, Of which
General Lee is psssidept, for the purpose Of
establishing tha additional professorships re.
S06tiy propoaed by General Lee.
,sllE{P {Pab1dy'a health has improved 80 much
that he Was able to dine ct the hotel to-day:
Az he came in, leaning On the nm Of General
Ise Ngqxl II oasg.shered around him
snd congratulated him on his convalescence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17
M1.PsAn CASE.

= !, %.Eaw YORK. August 16.-The Federal bull
ding, hnChainers street. 10 crsmmed with
Ysople anxious to see the proceedings in the
Pratt case. United States troops, well sop.
Piled with rsione and bali cartridge, still
'suGed Marshal Barlow! Pr1tA viii be brought
before the United States Commissioner at P.
II. Il is runored that q requisition for the
prisoner has been received from General Boy
Iains--fhs proceedings in the case Of ne
government against James Pratt camet
stand this aftsrnoon By the discharge Of the
pelsones By Commissioners Osborn. The an
<Agupcemsnt. q this decision, Was receiyed
Wiz eAeess BY an excited crowd Of about 1000
d,tt.s:r.c,s;y,v, - i ~ Cf.-s6
70, 20 In discharging Pratt, the commissioner said
,1ahst he himself and the Attorney. General had
pursusdNhAt they deemed right for the msin-
.tenanee Of The authority Of the United sstss.
. i was simply and. purely becapse there were
!, no facts to warrant the holding Of the prisoner
that he ordered his discharge. ,,.v...sr