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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26

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OFFICERS:
". H. PECKHAMs President.
W. T. HOOKER, Vice President.
L MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent OF Agencis
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ThUWAS Il. MAX W ELL,
jelI Fl iyl3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
je23 jy3 IL Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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r-ArAYETTE FINE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
~ner st. Andrew and Magazine Streets
t-anee on st. Andrew street, Fourth District,
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Trsable Apprehesded.-G Gentlemen re.
turning from Cedar Creek put ~ In posses
sion of facts which, in view Of eontinsen.
cies, We lay before our readers. On the or.
ganization Of Barrette district, the discovery
party recorded three claims for the partners
of the discoverers, these three being sb.
sent, one 10 the mountains prospecting, and
two At Walh Walla The amount of ground
allowed the partners of the discovery party
was, It is stated, recorded and adopted BY
the miners meeting, consisting of 10 or 80
persons. when the district Was organized
Ground being pretty we'll taken up by STAN.
pedcrs, three men from Bear gulch conclud.
ed to and did jump the above three claims
The discovery party protested, and one
jumper Withdrew his claims to the ground,
leaving two in dispute, which the Jumpers
avowed determination to hold. Matters
assuming . disagrccable shape, q miners
meeting at louisville was called forlas Sat-
urday, jan. ED. The discovery party were
French'ncn, the jumping party lrishmen.
Naturally each party had its adhcrcnts of
the respective nationalities. The French
constitute the majority of claiml'olders in
the district, and will outvote the Irish.
Many Of these reside In the valley, but on
notice of the meeting started in, and all
were we'll armed. II the jumping parties
persist in holding the ground ovcrthe action
Of the meeting, serious trouble is spprchcnd-
cd. We incline to the belief that tic ques
ton of title will be settled without an en-
counter.
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Singular Death.-Some eighteen days
ego. Mr. James Galloway, Of Pioneer, while
riding. received kick just below the right
knee from . vicious horse which he was
passing. Although MT considered danger
Gus ct 6rst. DR.. Mitchell was finally sum-
moned and has attended for the past week,
but with unavsiling effort. Tho condition
Of the wound balisd his skill, and The -
tient died last evening. Of gangrenous sb-
sosption. He had no relatives, We believe,
In this country. Mr. g. WAS very highly
esteemed by all who knew him. IN indus
trious, energetic citizen, and In all respects
q good man. Doubtless = large concourss
of his friends and acquaintances ia Deer
Lodge will join the funeral procession to.
morrow, and pay the hast tribute of friend.
ship to him whose kindred are beyond the
SEA
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Blsckfoot. -Hon. J. z. Pounds of the
west-sidc Ophir, was In town to-day. He
10 feeling gratifcd at the mining prospects
of that region for the coming season. The
facilities for mining have never been better
or the miners 20 well prepared. The snow
about Blackfoot IL from 10 inches to feet
deep, and two miller above town it 10 three
feet-when not drifted. At the head of
Snow Shoe II IL from to s feet deep, and
the same on the divide between Jefferson
and Lincoln, with heavy fall all along that
portion Of the range. At the Mullan GRO g..
ing Il Is over two feet, and maintains that
depth or attains greater along the Bouldsr
and main range to the vicinity of Butte.
The dryness of the soil prevents deep frees-
ing and work will begin carly. In 1858
work began at Blackfoot April 9Th, and In
1850 April lst. Unless IN unusally stormy
season prevents, work will begin fully .
early this year, and Ophir viii make good
10 name In producing the precious metal
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Money Order Oalce.-A petition Vas cir
culated last fall asking the establishment of
Deer Lodge ~ Money Orler Once. Mr..
Csvanaugh wrote rs that tie presented tic
case to the Post Master General, who has
Informed him the request would be acceded
to in January. MI. Kenyon, few days
since, was forwarded bonds in blank for
1000 which lie 10 required to forward du-
~ signcd and certified, when she office will
he established and published a. : Money
Orjer Office This i -dcsinbls object,
and. in tho absence of = banking house,
will be the medium of transmission for .
large amount of money from Deer Lodge.
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The Scott House Ball.-Never such .
throng l'cfore in the memory Of west.siders!
Forty .ninc ladies and double that number
of cavaliers tripped land felD to the harmo-
NOUS vibrations Of slringed instruments
and happy hearts. Not more astonished
was the adventurous RritOn at Frederick
Dhu's men than were the Deer Lodgcrs to
sec the many fair ones coming. they knew
not whence. 10 speed the may measures for
night, and away. Tie blouse Warming
was a success. Theextensivc suite of rooms
afforded accommodation to all, and mine
host spread collation. that did him infinite
credit. True, the oiled floors had the Slip
perry side up, and many . gallant went on
lis knees to his partner pre.naturcly, but
such mishaps only added TO the enjoyment
Of the many, and not much absshed the
"fell-ers." 1t was 10y far the largest party
yet in Deer Lodge, and one Of the most en-
joyablc. Mr.. Scott has reason to be graft
fled. and VIC trust that many time, and
again, not less brilliant asssmbl.ges will
meet there to chase pleasure as thcn-.ill
six o'clock in the mornin'.
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Down the Range Many miners have
returned to the lower camps from Cedar. and
began work. Three companies are drifting
and washing in Elk, making wages and
upward. Two companies arc drifting 1t
Top O. Deep. About 90 men are drifting
in Bear, and one Company. Fenner & Co.,
are sluicing. Their ground prospects -
high rs 81 in the gravel, and $s5 on bed.
rock. while the drift is paying from 600 to
$500 to each set Of timbcrs. That Is pretty
hard to heat anywhere. and We have il from
reliable authority. The snow 10 three feet
deep on the range, and good season ia
prospect makes everybody happy.
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Raining lest TIVE nsy.1ouz houss.
No Gsssess TO Deer Lodge last ooac b.
NO snow in ne immediate vieinit,
81 toWn' .-ss...-rE s vazuutE ,rsts .arr -- q.
No Rek and P'ss received It this ONO,
for two weeks.
Several new building and addition, a.,
In progress at psesent. aalI
~ More persous. are now Leaving than
going 10 Cedar Creek. fLidI'~d :
Snow two and a.half test as Bear,
third more on the range than any time las,
winter. --..-
Lane q Emerson are putting up rive,
ice, fourteen inches thick, pure ana transpe
rent - glass. rtgors
Probably the heaviest blow At the pros
perity of Deer Lodge was that Chinook
wind Sunday night. =, .-~u<
--Olin's Park presented . beautiful shee,
Of ice during the carly part Of last week,
and attracted many skaters.
Mr.. Sam Scot and Peter Vsletou
start for Pioneer in the morning to look on,
the line of the projected road. 49,. II .
John O'Neil having built up and I'll
over the rca' of his lot, ID now extending
the Improvements strcctward.
Treasurer Potter, Of Maaison, returned
from Missoula, without visiting Cedar Creek,
and loft for Virginia on Tuesday. a.4
=. ,-Mc. A. +. Thrashsr, Photographer, lef,
for Virginia city this morning. He is very
eccentric, his views having attracted much
attention in Deer Lodge.
We have had IN intimation from q
BILLY" that the erial navigator, mentioned
last week, proposes to INTERVIEW Us with
club. There i 10 alternative but to sti Ok
10 him.
Back from Cedar this week: judge
Mathew, Louis Ksyser, Nesley W., Jones,
Charley Roach, James Talbot, Robert Har-
ris, Mr.. G. o. Humphrey, of Butte. and sev-
cral others.
-Loois Keysser, Tuesday, rods from New
mans to Deer Lodge-70 miles In eleven
hours, and W. w. Jones, from Beartown :
80 miles-in eight hours. Good, that, con-
sidcring the roads and trail.
Some hcartlcss wretch made success.
full effort the other night to chill the efforts
of the friends. of education by stuifing the
school.room stovepipe. He might d;scontin.
ue operations to advantage
Mr.. Boswell was not charisar;ed on his
return to Deer Lodge Is has been customary
in such cases. On removing to his dwelling
on Tuesday, the boys gave him quiet SER
cnade, were handsomely entertained. and
all were gratilied at the better method Of and
wedlock recognition. s;a-4 p
The Herald, speaking of our item that
ovcrtures hal been made for material to e..
taolish paper =. Cedar Greek, says: This
lis precisely what We intend tn do, and .
''suisablc building for printing oalce will
be erected some time between now aud
the first of March by one of our citizens
"who Is largely interested It Junction City,"
Judge Irvine. of Butte, who was In
town this week says the snow 10 4 gratifying
depth shout the Silver Bow regiou-nuch
more than the past two years. He also
states. careful estimate Of the Silver Bow
country shows It will require fully 1000 men
in addition tn those now thess to work The
mining ground Of that vicinity the ensuing
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Leetsre.-Dr. ANsoN Fond, Of Butte
City will deliver scientific lecture at that
place on Tomorrow evening". Jan. Goth.
The subject n, The Creation Of Man"
The Butteites have good reason to antici-
pate . production of more than ordinary
ability, and from what We learn there will
be large attendance from the upper Valley
OF the Deer Lodge. OF excellent abilities
and culture, an untiring student, gifted with
happy thought and pleasing expression, Dr..
Ford is ably competent {" interest and in.
struct his audience on his theme. An invi.
tation n extended to ILL We commend the
evenings entertainment to our up-vslley
readers. 80 .rA' IN
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Information 10 wanted Of Thomas Dundee, for
mcry OF Belfast. ireland, attery OF Deer Lpdgc Co..
Montana. win hear Of something 70 his advantage
By addressing Thornton, Robinson 4 Stevens. Der
Lodge. Montana" Or any ono ksowiog bis whesea.
bouts will confer favor on him BY doing likewise.
soft
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LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES.

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In Operation.-Thc Philipsburg mill
started up on Wednesday evening last, and
will he kept running steadily, We presume.
Parties from that stlverado report everybody
In camp busy working the hedges. and the
inevitable day Of prosperity seems near 1t
hand. Where art thou xxx!
The H naucr mill at Cable City i pound.
ing away steadily, Mr.. Cameron having.
since tho recent start up, crushed some 800
tons Of rock. The clean up, early this
week, has been reported to US from ''fair''
to fabulous" Mr.. Hanaucr, who left for
Helena this morning, says it was satisfactory.
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- Mrs. r. d. McKINSTRY'S BOARDING. HOUSE,.
D STREET, orfoslrE COc.r HoCsE, DEEs LoDos
viii be opened for the reception Of Regular and
Transient guests Monday noon, Ncvember 18th.
Board, per Week, >l4s0. <ureoey
Single Meals. 100 DO
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A distinguished ex-oncial, who has had
several years experience NJ = Journalist,
peace officer, fillibuster, and frontiersnan
IL writing . thrilling i've Acs'phy of great
power and intense interest, which will be
produced in Deer Lodge or elsewhere on the
slightest psovocation. He Il now writing
copy preparatory to procuring copy right.
It will be brought out with NrA Fschtss
rs Star, MI. Fechter having fetched her
to the Aston for that purpose. Further par.
ticulars will be given - fast - they trans.
pire.
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The 1aSonic Ball.-Thc afternoon of
Washington's birth .dsy-Feb. 22d-has
been sclecte! for the insta llation of Lodge
officers, to be followed bya Ball in the eve.
ming. The Committees selected were ~
follows
W. B. Dance, p. Walton, Cha's Murphy,
L. Love.
INVITATIONS
Hiram Knowles, jas Stuart, Jas. H
Mills, Deer Lodge: Sol. Star. Helena; E.
Lane, Silver Bow and Butte; L. Buker,
Missouls; W. A. Norton, Blackfoot; Joha
Anderson. Highland; NJ Fullerton, Phil.
ipsburg; Joaquin Abascsl, Bsartown N.
Wsllwork, Henderson +; II. w.. Berry. rikes
Peak; John Frazier, Cable City. @."i /.
REcErrIoN:
Thomas Aspiring. II. T. Kennon, o. B.
O'Baunon, d. B. Haldcrmaa, Lewis Conn.
FLOOR NANAGERG
w. W. Jones, Chas. d. Kenyon.
Tickets will he issued on !prcsentation Of
Invitation (" any member Of the Invitation
Committee. Tickets will lie addressed and
not transferable The members of the Com.
snittec will endorse each ticket on issuing Il.
The Committee on General Business IA An.
thorizcd to have the Lodge and Ball Room
finished, furnished, carpcted and decorated,
10 provide music, supper, etc. They. have
been active in discharge of their duties, and
arrangements are perfected insuring all
these objects will bc successfully oh.
tanned The dancing Hall 10 e5x60 feet,
and will afford ample room and verge for
Therpsicore m pleasures, while the Ledge
only feet shorter will he at the service Of
promenaders. Buz Caven's full hand will
discourse music for the occasion, and what.
ever can he done will be dons 70 reader Il
in oil respects tie Ball, par cxcellesce. q. he
west Side. The attendance from nsighbor.
Ing communities vii! he large, ny from
The rcmoter campo having already notified
The Lodge of their intention to b present.
The !oviia'iaHs viii b. issued paxt ve,h. :
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~ The Excelsior Bowling Alley,
~ J. n Steward 4 Co., proprietor,
~ street. Deer Lodge City; Mostanl
~ 10 the popular resort

Humphrey DlteA.-Mr: @. q. Humphrey.
Of Humphrey Bros, the grent ditch build
crs of the Silver Bow region. informs -
that work ID progressing rapidly - possibls
on the grand enterprise Of tunnclling the
Rocky Mountains, u carry water upon the
mines Of the Western Slope. They have
now completed 1900 feet of the tunnel, and
1900 feet yet remain. Forty eight men,
working eight hour shifts, ore driving the
holo IN the mountain east and west, day and
night. An attempt Was made to sink three
intermediate shafts, that work might be
carried ON At al three points, but the water
rendered It imprsctioal,le, and operations
arc confined to two poiats. Itisscarce pos
sible to complete the gigantic undertaking
this season, but It WIN be driven shead con.
tinuously asd rapidly, and eomplsted =
soon - the nature Of surrounding circum.
stances VIII permit Every maa In Tie
country wishes them success. s,,y e.,r
~ Just received 1t A. LAvsabsy 4 Ca.S Ne .
Cloaks. SIX Dsssses Fur Capes, Nsas, LADIES' ~
CAiArsas' llses - Dsoass and oeAse AsoaeAoe asd
fashionable goods.
Chla4 New Isara.-la oonsidsgaiion. Of
lieuidating . little account, 5osr Celestial
laundryman gave 20 ~ item Of news-to:
morrow will b the Chlness-NsH Year.
Further particulars were not communicated
owing 70 n impediment IN his rccollectioe.-
But ~ China occupies tenth of tho globe,
and same Ave huodred millions Of tlongo,s
celebrate the day, Il b worthy % state that
their Era dates 9de7, b g. They do not
count by centuries bss ~ eycses Of 90 years,
eschof which has - 'sseasaAs naass. olese
was the s5th sf the 7esh cycle. Their years
are lunsr, bss the New YEARS. Day y segs.
lated By the Gun. the Escycaepslla eating
j. falls On the Arss new moon aftes Ne sun
enters Aq1asiua With thsss d. - :
stroll throash - Chissse qpastss. - en-
i'nd ont s'l yes sssss y kssw 49, ~
suhjseG ~ 's'''e-'
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on Daty.-Our old Montana operation,
L. s. Wild and 8. A. Wiley, were caught
out in the W. U. T. strike, which appears 70
hass beenK one Of the-=worst bjanden ever
made by CO operative league in this coun.
try, uajustihed by circumstances, aad mise
rablc failure in execution. We presume the
action 1t the officers. Wild & Al Salt Lake.
and -Willey q .Oorloner >l,oAh-]ayin4 Of.
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Greek roots-potasoes. VIZ" e.
-Citizens Of British Columbia pay each
$s5 year to support the crown.
E. iowa Il Ia happy financial condition {:
Is out of debt and has tsos. 7e6 in the State
Treasury.
-sylvsnus Cobb, instead Of being In IN
1nebsiate Asylum is , Good .Tsmplar, and
the Cobb can't he corned.
Two words contain al the vowels-
''unquestionably" and ''facetious"; the lat.
ter he's them IN their proper order. 4
The total coinage of the United States
il leoe was @4.eoe, lse. The total coinage
since l7os is t555. 4ss, ia. al
The Pacific Railroad hes made reduc.
tioa Of shout oae.tenth on fares The rates
now are, ...,,t
'>'."@ lst class. ID class.
.ssa Fran. 70 n. York, $40 800
" Chicago, llS %
aA'J y"'A Omaha, ra b. al 100 loR go .
"A correspondent Of the Gazette writing
from Benton, Jan. 4eth, says: ''smallpox
i, - you arc sware, making frightful nav.
ages here. Not less than forty cases have
occurred since 10 appearance; but, happily,
there have been comparatively few deaths,
owing, in great measure, 10 the humane
effosss 81, the skillfal army surgeon. Camp
bell, stationed here, who, with untiring zeal,
- vaeciDated !alaaoss The entics resident,
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" TIE KIYUS SALOON. 3 Wood street. Hcle-
M. under the popular management Of Col T. X. Shed,
Inns Income one Of the Illustrations" Of Montana and
Its fame II fast becoming worldwide. This success
" we'll deserved From its establishment, the Colo
mel man Of exquisite TASTE and gentleman OF cour-
tcous dcmcano'. has spared cxertion to beautify
this little "Temp'c Of Bacchus dcdcating II to the
lovers Of the sparkling vintage Paintings adorn its
polished walls and every nook and corner Ia ito taste
full decoration speaks volumes In culogy OF Co.. Sheds
judgment and taste A visit to this chosen retreat
can but delight tho visitor
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Cedar.-Judgc Mayhem is hack from &c.
dar. lie prospcctcd around the country
and believes it good mining region, but
says Cedar has not been sufficiently dcvcl
opcd TO justify the conclusion that tho mines
are extensive. The story about $24O having
been panncd from the discovery hole by the
discovery company, he pron0unces on the
testimony of Mr.. Barrcttc, a fabrication.
They panncd out less than 500. Several
miles Of the gulch prospect well. The snow
is two or three feet deep, we'll up the gulch,
but there is little ut Cedar Junction, which
is warm and sheltered. The number of per.
sons going in still exceeded the out corners,
but building is not SO brisk, the first rush
Of building being about completed.
w. W. Jones, Sheriff, returned on Tues.
day. Learning, At Missoula while going in,
that ''62 below" on Cedar could he p,,rclas.
ed visited tho owner in the valley and paid
SO for bond vt the claim for one week,
Wesley to have privilege Of purchasing the
claim prior to tho expiration of that time
for $1,000 On reaching the camp his party
prospcctcd No. 81, sinking three holes 10
bedrock across the lower end Of the claim.
In none Of them was prospect obtained
lie did not invest the remaining $500. lie
thinks % or 30 claims on Cedar will pay
well, but is not very favorably impressed
with the general indications of the camp
Mr.. Robert Harris inclncs to the belief that
five or six miles of upper Cedar will pay
Jack Airport writes to his friends not to
come in this winter. Mr.. A. J. Simmons
writes us that opinions of the extent and
richness Of the camp arc yet, as they lave
been, more conjecture than the result OF
my reliable developments. The general i'm.
preston Of all returning is discouraging to
any further rush there at present. The
ground is taken up and not much can be done
in development for at least four months
yet, while living is higher than in tho older
camps. The number Of men in about the
camp Is estimated all tho way from COO to
$500 A great many arc coming in from
the Walls Walla country. A few companies
arc workingpr preparing to work, but by fer
the larger Lumbcr of men are idle The tone
OF the returned s.smpcders indicates the
natural reaction after tho first great. and
unusually long continued, sanguinc excite.
,ncnt At first. men were content with ru.
,nors-'wcnt blind" As it were; half the
country went in on a ''show down." and
now the practical question is up, 'wl'at
on" This is just what the camp needs.
If 1t is good, development will show it, aud
It is bluff" tho miners can get out 10 the
older camps where there will be plenty of
work, water. and wages. We still, however,
have confidence in Cedar, and all we are
surprised at is that thc day of dubious re.
ports has been SO long deferred.
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I" Go to the Metropolitan Billiard Hall 70 night
~wANTED.-Between the ases Vt II and % 6
Boys or GIRLS to lear. the Furniture Business.
References req uircd. JOHN ONElls A0A
General Furniture Dealer
colt Deer Lodge City, n. r.
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Rschester.-Caped DE-. O. p. Whittord,
of Rochester gulch, es route to Cedar, in tie
ss0osadaa'ss sesgssiss q -bssahiag-~5oke
Of bropchos to haEpeea. He reports matters
quiet at Rochester-vcry few men In camp
and both mils idle, Oar friend Tom Levi,
has opened ont : gocd quartz lead, but can.
not get ose rodsced. obi I'D
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~ Go 70 the Metropolitan for pure Mquora
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GALlQvAI-kio1e9C CITY, 1qpeaoa, laa q, as 8 =
m..Jsds 6nlos1N tAaa1se q D1Sl1o; 6coeiei5
aged = yeaSv. 4fF
FaaaEi q Deee Ls1es- 0e0sey Aooassov iSaeas
Aaylse 1O'eaock + a. Hoviag fro@ ~ Coast 6oooe
oSooe IL hDdyl 40 - p11eo4 8tes66 q - -
ecaoA ~ toaQoc&laJly Iesi6ot 70 aGtoal
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
Iisc Ilan Wsio Sfnohes.

The tat, paiIospher Stephen. when
his conatly bad b'en ruin0d. his native
r,ty c.ptured ana his d,u ghters car
.cd way a, slaves boas'cd that he h;d
| st u ihing. The sage, said he, us
id pend mt # circumstances. There
: Il Sole in Washington who presents
IN bill. which threaten his ad ninlstra-
sion of the Government with failure
and disl onor an.i the existence # the
Republican p rty with destruction. the
phllos ply IF inpassive Indifference.
lie Ii hts Il cigar and smokes. lie says
nothing
The most distinguished. the wisest,
and the most influential leaders of the
Repub leans con urc him to reform the
administrati u of the navy department.
and to derive the Democrats of the
handle which its abuses give them.
He smokes. General Logan argues to
him: I'VE have one officer In til