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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The Little Nemaha river has been
higher this month than for many
years previous, overlooking the valley
for many roads back, The result has
been that it has reached back 10
stacks of wheat and oats, a few of
which have stood three feet in wa
ter. Mr.. W. p. Fergus, just above
and west of Longs bridge, has lost
from this cause a large stack of wheat
and one Of oats, aBdmany others have
lost nor or less grain In the shock
and stack.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Judge Dundy, of the q. s. District
Court for Nebraska, called upon us
last Monday on his way to attend the
adjourned session of his COURT in Oma-
ha. The Judge is ingOOd health, and
viii turn OFF business rapidly when
in session. There is much important
matter. on the Docket awaiting action,
and it is expected that IL will all be
disposed Of before adjournment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Proposals for Smbststence
u Stores.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CS.
.rf OMAHA. NEB, August 20, 1859

1 OMAHA, NEB, August q. 1853 J
Proposals, induplicate, will
~ he received By the undersigned, until Il
o'clock M, Saturday the 18th day Of September, 1868,
for furnishing the fOllowingsubsisteace stores, viz:
500 barrels Of Mess Pork:
5000 pounds Bacon clear sides; in gunnies;
1,5O0 barrels Of Flour, winter wheat, double extra:
barrels to be full head-lined:
800 barrelsOf Flour, spring wheat, double extra
barrels to be full head-lined:
5000 pounds # Hard Bread; in boxes strapped,
containing 50 lbs. net:
1000 pounds of Kindred Corn Meal from white
corn; in barrels full head-lined:
1900 pounds Of Rice; in oak barrels with round
hoops and full head-lined:
1000 pounds Of Hominy Qarge)i In barrels ml
1000 pounds Of HOminy lgrisD; in barrels full
eO,OOO bounds Of green Rio ofee; in double sacks:
5000 pounds roasted Rio Coffee; IN double sacks
10000 pounds Of Sugar, equal ia quality % stuarta
&C" In barrels full head1ined
5000 gallons Of Whisk Vinegar, free from adul-
terations, OF Uniform quality and strength,
recurring 3 grains ofbicarbOnate Of pO6assa
to neutraliZe one fluid ounce; in new full
hOOped barrels with one iron hoop on each
end, heads and iron hoops painted, and bungs
1900 Donnds Of Adamantine Candles. fun weight
skies or Fights; IN boxes strapped:
1900 pounds Of Soap, hard and dry, free from adj
alterations; in boxes strapped:
5000 pounds OF Salt, fine grain In barrels full
1000 pounds OF ground Black Pepper, nee from
aduiteratiOns; In full weight 4 Or papers
packed in boxes containing 3 bS. net
missary storehOuse IN Omaha, between the 10Th Oi
September and the nth Of October 1859.
Proposals viii be received subject TO the usual
conditions heretOfOrep published.
Blank forms for proposals can be obtained at thu
omses >" AZ H. Go5 3
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Harvey, Of the Statesman, D life
long Democrat, admits in a RECEIPT is
sue of his paper that the Democracy
would go Negro Suffrage straight If
they we're sure by so dOing they could
secure their votes for the Democratic
uckee Just 50. No sane man ever
doubted Il. SQUAD statesmanship or
broad and CatholicPsnciples Of Re-
publican Government are "a nothing
but Democratic success eYsryIhIag
is the watchword and has been for the
last twenty years Of the Democratic
party.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The correspondence Of "AetnaD in
reply TO Harmonic is interpreted
with too many personalities 10 make
&c acceptable TO our readers. We took
occasion TO cut down Harmonia's ar
ticle In this respect, a right we shall
exercise with all communications in
tended for our columns when they are
Objectionable. We are anxious to
print facts and arguments upon dis
puted theories, all matters Of material
interest and news from any section Of
the State, but mere personalities and
assertions interest no one. Such we
refuse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
PERU, August 10th, 1859.

J. S. CHURCH-Dear Sir: It has
been thought best by the friends of
Sabbath Schools to adjourn the Sab
bath School Convention till Wednes-
day evening. October 18Th, 1869.
Win you please notice it in this
weeks issue, with a request for other
papers 10 do the same. The reason for
the change is that very many would
be enabled to attend at that time who
win be unable under the present ar
rangement.
J. M. MCKENZIE.
Cor. Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Col. r. w. Furnas informs as that
work on the Trunk Railroad viii
commence this week. We have seen
= profile Of the road. 1t presents no
very heavy grading, and we are as
sured that ten miles win be completed
before February 18th, and perhaps
HBaEe. The contract is let 70 the town
Of Peru. We are glad to know that
work has or will be commenced. The
company is cOmposedO Of men of pluck,
energy and capital, and will push
things so fast a the people on the line
win make the same profitable to do 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
RANRpTfnnnr

~ 0ANhRUPECY.-Tn tbo
a Of Eithu Cleveland, Bankrnrt 4I
fssI ssb D9s s. Court Clerks once, At Sait
lHS Lose aAy otAugusts A.D. 1s9Q. a u
To whom it may concermETeto
AZ r5utlon mas been, to wit, on ~ ~, lsi
Fi45, A. 1852 fled I'm said DkfTict
u sald DsLrict,WhO has been 5000
S 6ank5apt under the Act 81 Co6~sa NY q
,,9rics = Estlgl5n a Uniform system
Ma.en -0ls6l, ans as ameudea univ "a lpflVa
aLse9EaCertihcate thereof fF0m All ~ d
Sitb 49, prOY4ole under said act. a1S 1910
Heenee ots ~. Rich, ESQ, one oftSs pAALa
Bisfsict sof sad District at BroWnvhis
go Ilne and place Assigned 60 -
snow ealse, Many you have, whv ne BaLeud ~
sal9 FsllOn should not be granfed o.
al1 miro meeting Ofthe creditors ofs.l4f sHC1i
VIII oe held at the same time and pIaee Haak
Cerk ofthe .. s. District C0uT ir 49,
~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The Sabbath School Convention has
been adjourned to Wednesday even
ing, October 18th. See Prof. McKen-
Eie's communication in this paper.
State papers win please copy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The Pawnee Tribune says that Mr..
WEIGH of that county has a field Of
eats which, turns out one hundred and
ten bushels to the acre. Oats and
corn is a very heavy crop in Southern
Nebraska the present season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02


We attended the State Teachers
Association last week an COM
pany with many Of our teachers
from Nemaha County, and among
the number not mentioned last week
was DIR. McGreW Of London.
Mr.. Walker, the County Supsrin-
tendent Of Douglas County, and b. e.
B. Kennedy, Esq, DirectOr Of schoOls
Of Omaha, had made ample arrange
ments for the Association and the &C
cOmmodation Of its members.
We expected to find the State Su-
perintendent and many Of the teach
ers Of State present, but were egregri-
~ disappointed. Nemaha County
was the only county in the State, out
side Of Omaha, that was represented
by a single teacher. But three Coun-
ty superintendent present, and Mr..
Walker of Douglas the only one pres
ent during the whole of the session.
OF the public men Of Omaha B. E.
B. Kennedy, Hon. P. w. Hitchcock.
Col. G. S. Chase, Rev. Mr.. Kuhn.
Friend Janney, Rev. Mr.. Gaylord.
Rev. Nj. Bond, and A. d. Jones, ESQ.
were the only mes present.
The Teachers Of Omaha were well
represented. The Rev. Mr.. Foster
and Mr.. Raymond Of Nebraska CITY.
were present the last day. The asso-
citation transacted its business satisfac-
tOrily, and was addressed by several
Of the teachers upon various subjects.
1t is lamentable that the teachers Of
our State take so little interest in the
cause Of general education, and are 50
backward in acquiring such informa-
ton, facts and experiences as q State
Teachers convention offers for their
improvement, which would add inn
menseIy to their value as public in-
structors, Those present from this
county should be offered the best POI
sitions Our public scboOl system af-
fofds. They not only deserve il, hnt
are able to III it with a greater degree
q pso6t, both to themselves and the
public.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
senatorial Convention.

g Notice Is hereby given q. the legal voters Of Ne
maha, Richardson and johnson Counties, that q
senatorial Convention VIII be heidi BrOwnvhlei
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 2Srhs 1858,
at O'Clock ?. NJ, for the purpose Of dominating 3
Senator FOR the Third SenatOrialD District, mplaee Of
IsHAM REAVIs, resigned.
The representation Is fixed as follows: .Nemaha
County 20 have i've delegates, Richardson nve
Johnson two.
BY order OF the following members Of the state
JARVIS s. CHURCH,
Nemaha County.
HTNnTAN RHODES,
johnson County.
q. E CUNNINGHAM.
Richardson County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

HUsTNEsS-PersOn addressing this office upOn
any business connected with The once, or upon
public business requiring immediate action, should,
70 secure attenaon nj the absence Of Mr. Church,
direct 20 A-BvEKTIsER, BroWnytle, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Dexter, on Friday last, trOtted q
mile on the Fashion Course, near
New York City, under saddle, in2:lT3.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

A Postoffice has been established at
Sheridan in this county, and MI.
Westly Dundas has been appointed
Postmaster. Mr.. Dundas will soon
open up a stock of goods at that point,
and both together will be a matter Of
no little. moment 10 the citizens of
Douglas precinct. This Office win be
supplied tri-weekly from Brownville
by the contractor Of the Brownville
and Beatrice mail route The people
In the Southeast corner Of Benton
precinct need better mail facilities
and a P~ostOhice. Who will look the
matter up? Let there be a route es-
tablishedf from BrOwnville via Thomp-
son Bros mills, Henry Steinmans,
Moses MflAs and Table Rock; and
Postofhces should BE established at
each of these places. Peteons should
be circulated this fan and sent up to.
the Department this winter in time
for action by Congress and the De-
paEtpent. Who viii see to it?
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

ALOndon dispatch says that Ia one
large village Ia Persss 200 persons,
members Of a new fanRtieal religious
sect, burned themselves to death.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
THE sEssIoN.

Called to order by the President at
the appointed hour. On motion, q
special order WA taken up Prof.
French, of the Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tute at Omaha, delivered q highly in-
teresting address through B. Z. B.
Kennedy.
After the addresses upon the "Edu-
cation of the Deaf and Dumb'1 was
read by Prof. French, Principal of the
Nebraska Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb, gave a few illustrations of the
mode of instructing the mutes upon a
blackboard. The mode is novel in
the extreme. He illustrated how a
mute first learns the alphabet, on the
hands, both single and double, then
how they put the letters into words
and sentences. He also gave an Illus
tratiOn of several words, such as 'slOve
hate pretty ugly, good, bad &c."
which were quite interesting. he then
illustrated a story in pantOmime of q
boy stealing apples, and how the old
man found him and got him down
&c. Then another illustration follow
ed of how q man shaves, puts on new
clothes, lightsa cigar, &c. preparatory
to taking 3 promenade. q 1llustra-
lions were all highly applauded.
The discussion Of School Govern
ment.U led by w. B. Slaughter, and
followed by MIR. Bond, occupied near
" two hours. We regret that lack of
space precludes the possibility Of pub
fishing their remarks.
Thenext thing brought before the
meeting was the question regarding
the establishment of an educational
State Journal, to be devoted entirely to
the PRONUNCIATION and dissemination
ofeverything pertainingto educational
and literary matters. A good many
arguments were advanced by different
members of the Association, when the
question was referred back TO the
Executive Committee.
Next in order was the reading of
the following
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON REsOLU-
TONS.
WHEREAS, Nebraska now embraces
within its schOlastion many learned,
energetic and worthy members of the
profession Of teachers, who occupy
important and honorable positions
included in the District School, the
intermediate Institute, and the high
est College organizations Ofthe State:
and
WHEREAs, Advancement in general
knowledge is desirable, requisite and
very c0mmendable in the Instructor
of yOuth, but more especially pertain
ing to the subject Of the manner offm-
parting instruction to the antut0red
mind Of the most familiar, attractive
and practical mode Of conducting and
governing schools, the moral inf1uen-
Oes within their powers to be exerted
either beneicially or detrimentally to
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Registrars Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the legal
IN voters of
BENTON PRECINCT.

In the County Of NemahR, State Of Nebraska, that
the undersigned, Registrar of voters Of said pre-
cinct, will commence the Registration Of Voters of
said precinct, on a
Monday, tie 61t dag Of September, a. D. 1855.
at my residences in said precinct, at 8 O'Clock; and
viii continue IN session three days. All persons
who claim the right to be registered as q voter In
said precinct, must appear, then and there, and make
proof Of the same rs provided by law.
46lt M STTNEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
EsTRAYs.


sTRAEED on sTOLFT-
FROM the farm Of DanisI p.
-. ? mile north Of Longs Bride l,
sn0uioer With the letter fsD ne ~
tDssel rev ara vii Be paid Cor tie rsfml
above p9emses,-0 % ~ letl-
N n~rONuflAes or Tor Information wEf1t1e7
ner recovery 46n JOHN TsMsab
CHRAYED, frommv prams-
miles west Of BrOwnv0ia - Ne
OOas. One a9 IrQn-Gray stud, win 5gi9ng
Wnlte on hind feet and white sfer Aae wa
a3slal 5sssard offered for inf6rmaHoS
G0 EHp1o-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The Precinct Convention VIII be held at the usual
place 81 voting IN each precinct, exceptingi IN Doug
La, which viii be at the store Ia Sheridan.
Done by order Of the Central COMMITTEE. Z
JNO. i. CARSON, Chairman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

D-EPAHFnEnT or NH PLATTE
CHFEF OUAHTERMAsTTE'S OFFICE,
ONAHA. va. Angust - A.

DEPAEFnEsT on 1HE PLATTE
CHTEF oBAETERMAsTENs OEEICE,
OMAHA NE8., August y ANr
QEAEEDG Bids, iR duplicate wish
u Ruarante sjEnedby two f~espOnsible par
eies. not bidders, Willbe received At this Once. untl
ri O'clock e m, on Monday, September Ith, 1902
f7r the delivery OfOne hundred and severity thou
q d u7O,OO0l pounds Of
Oats. Corn, OF Baxfey, &C Camp Doug
~ las Utah,
and ave undrsd Thousand 05OOeO0 pOuaas Of
Oats, Corn, or Barley, at Fort Br1dg-
or, Wyoming
One third Of che whole quantity 60 be delivered
each month from the perfection OF the contract
until All Is delivered
Il THe grain 70 be OF good merchantable quality, free
from dirs or chat, subject to inspection and weight,
therweight Of sacks 70 he deducted, and the oats ard
barley to be in burLap sacks Ofth usual size the
corn to be in good gunny sacks-an well SeWed.
TherfQht % reject any or all bids Is reserved. A
COPY of this advertisement must be attached to each
bid. Bids will be received for ten thousand 10000
mounds or more not exceeding the quantities first
stated. Blank bids can be obtained from Quarter
master ateither Post named
By order Of BE't Mnj-GeR Auglr.
r4-st1 st11a Bvst Brig-Geni. @ q. n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
J. S. CHURCH. Editsr.
Paper Of City and County.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ? 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
6 NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given -.
tS5n dayof Augpst. EG. ths As
mana CSuR1y sI 9y t1e Probate 8
H an8h@r deceased. late ~ Htafs =
al persons Indebted to tbe Nenl
trafo-s mme0ate payments =
BrOWnyiles septembeElsa rsa
X ". HUGHwE.
a.. It'd HwnTrrr LAluH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

OmefaE Report Of mr.. E. @. Fer
rfe. Chief Engineer Oh b1e
Washmn Valley Rail HOaG
Company. -

OmefaH Report OF MF E. @. Fer
rfe. Chief Engineer OF bne
Washma Valley Rail Rosa
Company. 81
n, A. Borchers. Ha1nbuvo; 1yred Hfeeard
rcd OAK; Isaac DSckersoHs Lessts; FfoNk
Whtney. AIantic, and Associates
In accordance with the arrange
ment made with you / have made 3
survey and estimate of cost Of rail-
road from Hamburg to Atlantic along
the valley of the East NishnabOttna
river. I find the line feasible In every
respect, the valley being very direct,
with a broad bottom on each side Civ
ing ample room for a railroad. At
some points the high lands approach
the river making curve necessary,
but in no case making any heavy
work or sharp curves. The grades are
generally fine there being no necessi-
ty for grades gilmore than twenty feet
to the mile at any place, and only for
short distances are any but level
grades needed, the Chicago, Rock
Island g. Pacific R. r.. at Atlantic be-
ing but two hundred and fifty feet
above the grade of the st. Joe and
Council Bluffs road at Hamburg. The
estimate of cost is for q good road,
with banks fourteen feet wide at top,
and with cuts twenty feet wide at
grade line, with slopes of one and one
half to one. The superstruct to
have twenty-fOur hundred ties to the
mile. Rails to weigh fifty lbs to the
lineal yard with ample branches for
all the business which viii be offered
in a long time. Ihave made no esti-
mare Of right of way or for depot
grounds, as / think that the people
along the line should give these, and
from the disposition I have seen man
ifested I have no doubt viii do so. /
find the total distance from the juno
ton of the G.. b. & st. Joe r. r. to
the junction with the @. r.. & p. r.
r.. at Atlantic to be n and 90-lO0
miles, and 1 estimate the cost as fol-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
RepubIlcan C-onVentIOn.

A Delegate Republican Convention Of the Repub-
iIcan party OF Nemaha County, win be held a. the
Court House In BrOwnville, az IL O'Clock p. N. on
SATURDAY, THE 95th OF sEPTEMBER
next. 20 nominate such officers IS are 20 be elected
en- October following, 20 elect delegates 70 the Sena-
tOriai District Convention. and 20 transact such 9TH
en- business as may be for the good Of the party.
Every hfteen republican votes for John Tade last
October are entitled 90 one Delegated In this cOnven-
ton, as follows: ;
slNemaha Ct y.---...--- Z
ellen Rock ...--....---...- 4 AspinWal-.---.-...---4
l0tayette.----------.--..- 5 81 DefOln--.------...- .
beofOrQ ----.--.a--.----.--- 2
douglas -..-.....--....-..- 2 Benton ---..-.--...---..-- 2
~ z =
The Precinct Convention VIM be held 4. the usual
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
GRE.aT S.lLTBASLNiS,

where Salt Is being manufactured from the surface
Lincoln. being the Capital OF the state. and the
objective point of some hve dt1eraut Railroads,
reaching out into the interior, ard tapping the salt
Deposits at this plnCe, VIII soon make L the Interior
town OF the State.
The Capital was located az Lincoln in September
1857, by an act Of the Legislature, and contains six
teen hundred Inhabitants, with good Hotels, Stores,
Churches and Schools. The legislature held It's first
Session in the Mex Capitol the past winter.
The Burlington missouri River Railroad h being
rapidly pushed Forward % Lincoln, and VIII BY con
tract be completed early neNtseason. This line viii
give direct communication with Chicago, and viii
be pushed out 20 TT. Kearney, uniting with and be-
coming branch Of the Union Pacific RI
The Midland Pacific Rail Road has also the whole
Of its line under contract from Nebraska City to
Lincoln, and viii be according TO the terms Of its
contract, fully equipped and Ia running order by
by which the Pennsylvania Central r. r. VIII reach
across the continent. completing as it will On q short
time its connection with Nebraska City, and from
Lincoln west 70 the Union Pacific. Thus Lincoln
viii be for q time the terminal point Of two great
thoroughfares, and eventually occupying acentral
position upon two trans continental routes, shorter,
by from one 70 two hundred miles, than any other
yet constructed
The work upon the state University, Agricultural
College and Lunatic Asylum is now being rapidly
DAVID BUTLER,
m - Governor,
THOS.P p, KEENARD, JCOmmis-
Sec. Of State. sioners.
JOHN GILLESPIE,
C4010 AUDITOR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

BLANKS of all kind, constantly on
u hand, at the Advertiser Job Once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Doctor would state that he devOtesh his peroal
attention TO all classes Of FemdLs DfeGSsG "a
Gr6dy Female ksH5edB for the obstruction Oh h
menseS, can be obtained by calling at the O1icaw
Sudressing Q letter to Oh. IOUSG. Lock Bow.
Omaha, Nebraska, enclosing the price $50. Ladhl
IN certain condition should not take this mediena
as Il VIII surely produce miscarriage. Send fsrdt
cuiar 10 Married Ladies Only" which contain
valuable Information to every married ladv. NJ
correspondence treated confidential and pr6mgaT
attended to on The receipt of a reasonable lee.
once hours from z a. m. tO8 I. m. S~undayEfR
5tO5 SIN the afternoon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The object In Offering the above named state prop
erty at that time, is to enable the Commissioners to
complete the State University, Agricultural College
and Lunatic Asylum nt Lincoln TheCnpitOl Build
ing having been built from the proceeds Of the pre-
viOus sale Of lots. This sale OfState property offers
to the Farmers, Mechanics and LabOrers, q chance
for q cheap home az the Capital, sitUatedin the rich
est Agricultural district Of the state. and at the
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

LOTS IND LANDS
AT
LINCOLN,
Capitol of Nebraska,
Thursday September q, 1853,
nc Ten O'Clock, "A. M.
TWELVE HUNDRED LOTS,

in the Town Site of Lincoln, said Lots being the ode
numbered Block 0he even numbered having pre-
vIouslv been soIdYof the Town, and cOmDrising the
most eligible lots in the place The said lots viii be
appraised by the Commissioners and sold TO the
highest bidder over the appraisment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Oats. Corn, OF Bax1ey, at Camp Doug-
las Utah,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
PRIVATE DISEASES
TO THE LADIES

cured by a 'nelU and e6setfaI Treatment Conwlu.
ton free, and strictly confidential
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

To meet again in Nebraska City,
the time to be appointed by the exc
.eutive committee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
10000 Acres OF state Lands
TERMS CASH.

known as Saline Lands, situated within an area o
ten miles Of the Capital, said lands being the mos
valuable farming lands Of the state.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
IN BANKRUPTCY

r Y. HUGHrsL
"a ID HUGHES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-12
How Republicans Tnlk

The Chicago Republican, speaking OF
one OF Grants appointments, says:
1t is not now too late, and we trust
President Grant willpromptly recall the
appointment of Consul General to Brit
ish India which he recently bestowed
on low fellow named Butler, of Wilkes
Shirt of the Times. This follow, with
every issue of the Spirit, is demonstrat-
ing more and more the discredit which
is done the country by his appointment
We trust and believe that the journal.
lists of America do not include in their
number another so utterly vile and sour
rilous as this Butler. McCoole is q
gentleman compared to him. Revoke
his appointment, by all means.
The New York Times, commenting
upon the golden circle and Butterfiel Id
unpleasantness, states:
Snow, this is very simple story. The
public know it by heart, and they have
been wondering why in the world the
Government gives any excuse for the
unjust charge that is waiting for a grave
scandal to elbow over" The truth is
that General Butterfeld's alleged mis-
conduct is not the kind of thing tC
"blow over" People do not forget a
charge of that kind. If he is guilty he
ought not to be where he is another day;
if be is innocent the Government ought
proclaim the fact to the world, though
how it could have satisfied itself on the
point would be great mystery. But
his resignation called for an immediate
inquiry, into his entire course OF con
duct. There has been no such inquiry
and his resignation is quietly ignored
We only echo the voice of public opinion
when we say that this sort of treatmen'
of an official "undsr closd," is very
serious mistake on the part of the Ad
ministrrtion.