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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04

It is stated that the day before Gen.
Harrison was inaugurated, President
Van Buren, called on him and said
as there anything I can do to oblige
your" 'Yes," said Gen. Harrison,
"my son-in law, Gen. Pike, died on
the battlefield and left an only son,
whose inclin.tions are as bis fathers
for the army; l cannot appoint him =
"Is that all ?" said tue President, and
in two hours the cc cmmission was sign
ed bv President Van Buren and sent
to the young man. How striking the
contrast between the views and con-
d uct of Gen. HARRISON and those OF
Gen. Grant, who has quartered all his
relatives, near and remote, on the Gov
ernmenti
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-04
What Girls Should Drink.

DR.. Dio Lewis, in his book: "Our
Girls" says:
II am astonished that q young wo-
man who is ambitious of clear, fine
skin should drink tea. 1t is a great
enemy to fair compilations. Wine,
coffee and cocoa may be used without
tinging the skin; but as soon as tea
drinking becomes regular habit, the
eye of the discriminating observer de-
tects it in the skin. Tea compromises
the complexion probably by derang-
ing the liver. Weak tea or coffee may
be used occasionally in moderate
quantity without harm and those who
live much in the open air, and are oc
,upied with work, may drink either in
considerable quantities without no
ticeable harm but l advise all young
women who desire to preserve soft
clear skin and quiet nerves. to avoid
all drinks but cold water.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-08-10
Esoyy 81 woman Keeps "a Secret.

1t Is on Old squib upon women that a
woman camO5 keep secrets; but shc fact is
they arr tie only part OF humanity li4at can.
! wife i.ccl q husband y secret incong.ar-
ably better than he does lef's. We ca!cu-
late thar there is ono drunken wife 10
about four hundred and incty-ninc drunk
en- husbands. IL gambling, liccntiousnoss.
lying, cheating, hypocrisy, coyctousnoss,
there Is pretty near the same proportion.
Yet of the four hundred and ninty-ninc
wives, to'1r hundred conceal, cover np, 81
Icntly endure the terrible secret: while the
one husband moarns over his wift's fra;lty
IN the study q LIS pastor, and to the car
of has friend, and probably complains Of ii
10 court of law. 1t IS the same betvccn
brother and sister. The secrets Il woman
talks about arc # the kind that arc ultio-
rortant and most agreeable to hear. But Of
anrioIs secrets size is as seticont rs the grave.
hlS Is our observation, and IN our varioas
relation, Of physician, lawyer, and unorlaineJ
minister, "e have had opportunities for
great deal Of observation
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-08-10
"an'tossoc, Appleton. NG-sEl Pacific
-liiHHiph CT the People 80 Aid

~, tfom TIE Appleton Cresocct Eurrst3
The election + Saturday last, sitter tho
hottest canvas known in this c:tv. rcsnItel
IN q majority " fer the Railway PropositioD ,
Al. that money and MISREPRESENTATION could
DO to lniuee the people 10 tie thelr or = hands
ana leave this locality at the tender
mercy Of the enc railroad running tlrgp.,lr
Appieton. was done and All the all that tho
bo'y Island lard grant !nanjpula;ors could
render, pccuniaIily and personally. TO mis-
lead voters. and defeat the true Interests of
TINS city was openly furnished Over sucl.
q combination, tie triumph Is most notable
a majority Of the water-nower interest .
majority Of the manufacturing interest. and
majority Of the business houses voted for
the Hallway Proposition. Let the facts bc
recorded The reported ma iority IL the city
Is r. y-c,fbt--tLo Official canvas Is to ba made
this evening, -s.
The future Of Appleton Is assured cur
business Interests wiz seon feel the prvsrcr-
o''s elects Of railg-y competition Sc shall
be eual!ea TO choose between Green R4v
alaititoW"c, Sheboygan, Milwaukee. .ni
Chicago for cur lake shipping port. Cur
water power VIII be Iaore speedily utilized
and tie pro.ilcts If the vast region north
@2s' Y iac No!il Pacific Road si'i I., ra,rg.l
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

We do not want our farmer fricnd- III
this county to overlook the importance of
seeing to it that u County Fair Is organized
on Il permanent and successful basis, by
securing now, ut once, all the shares that
Is possible III the Farmer anal Mechanics
Association Of Manitowoc County. We
want two thirds or four iifth- of this stocl,
to DC owned by the residents Of every town
outside of this in the county County
Fairs will continue 10 Be the miserable
futures that they have been in this county
for year. past, unless the farmers in every
town will take hold, and mako these an
MEl -eSh'lailnnt-y ,,matt"rllff dh" invest
ment III this stock viii pay? If our friends
IN the country will only take the interest
LII II mat II just appreciation Of its import
anco demands, we viii predict that shares
Which cost them $40 each, in five yror4
hme canuot be bought for $50. I,ct tLr
most oi these shares be taken nor Nv the
farmers and mechanics of the Whole conn
", let tilc meetings FOR election Of officers,
tho adoption Of rules nnl lv-Ia,cs
tne .aPtnntment of committees &c, ac
he attended hy all the shareholders IN all
the towns in the county, and The annual
exhibitions made what thc name Of the ~.
SECESSION imports, and the benefits 90 be-
derived will be immediate and incaleulnhlc
and serve to place our county, with its raro
agricultural and nanuf,ct,iriin,. r,.,o,,rc,.
in the very front rank Of counties in this
State.
Farmers and Mechanics of Mnnitowo,
county Step forward and subscribe for
Che stock Of this ussoci:ltion. Rosc,,e
shese great interests Of our c.slntY from
falling into Che management cs residents
o. this city. 1t is only through your CO.
opcfns'on that those interests, your inter.
ne, can be fostered and made to attain |,
sheif highest standard Of excellence or Der
sectson- We trust there will be o ecodly |
""mhsr of representatives in this a.,soc.a- |
son from every town in tho county. !
and shat the towns will vic with each
other not only as to which shall own the
greatest amount Of this stock, but. whom
the stock shall be Ill takca, a. sc feed AS
surcd it soon will be, which town shall
contribute most t. il, annual exhibitions.
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WHlTEH0ISE -. CHENEY

In another column viii 10 found am arti-
Gle from the Chicago EoyI in relation to
tire Whitchouse ANA Cheney controversy.
which we believe 10 be fair statement Of
the origin of the present trouble.
Our advice is gratuitous, Of course, bat
could Bishop Whitchouse purchase a don.
key, with which to ride down DIR. Cheney
aud has church, MS intelligent al, E" GaIaap,' :
ass it might, possibly save him from n.r-
vcrscncss, lie seems fully rs bclligercnt
as was BALKAN, who l.cIaborcd his noon
beast for knowing more than he did hin,
self and certainly appears quite as ready
10 rebnkc the intelligence and INTEGRITY Of
ms clergy and laity whenever thav e,;l +,
please and sorve him Or, if TIC Is I.rl
would open lus eyes" to see a. others .on
Through this thin cloak called Church Il.
cipiine') he eoald save the cxnons. IS
oossg even How some Bishor. ,oap,no
70 servo the Lord ana do despite, - -
enemies at the same tir,e, anil -, -
"s fah odor Of sanc,ity is worth Known,
rs proud rs a Bishop has been for
many years, proporb in England; .hila
~ the Dibie We read Of the meek nnJ
ioS'y Jesus" II The wills ,livarrc,.,, !,
.',e '"' cAirssSions viii ~ a great way to
account Tor tie lack Of fa.t. and tbe ,r..a,
r'esaisenee Of JreeAaA'agwh.eA i, . lerplv
AZ u ,
ally. ~ e'''seA Sener-
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:, Mr.. s. G. Prince, for the past seven
wears an able nnd faithful servant of the
Tribune, In its mechanical department,
aoes today ~ Msnitowoc, Wis, to assume
Eporraphical charge and take control OF
dc local columns Of The PILoT. May no
have q kindly reception At his new post Of
dsty.-CAicago TTibsse, Asg. !.
In connection with the above, VIC an
no1noc in our columns the arrival of Mr.,
Prince, who Is printer with an expert
encc of II quarter II century in all the varied
branches OF his profession. His recon-
mcnlationa - some Of our best citizens are
of the highest mature u proficient IN the
dcrartaeats which 10 will assume in the
office or THE pILor. Having procured, ut
II great outlay, presses und material VI all
kinds, We are prepared to 10 any and att
descriptions of job worl, that our friends
may favor US with. We present our read
crs, this week, with 4 piLoF, the contents
of which were set up entirely Ill our oiucc;
aud although we may not giyo :. more
'Hicd s..iipuHo VI lC''i''S iii'ttt'i 'ht'' HeiN
tcforc, yet our increasing advertising pa
tronaec makes the change Imperative; and
the ADVANTAGE will be with our patrons, as
we will make our paper moro of the city
and county, devoted to its interest and pro
grcss, and we are determined to make Tn
PiLor a necessity in cach and frery family
in the city and county. With every conf
dcncc in redecninS all promises made, W,
introduce Mr. Prince to the citizens o.
Manitowoc county, and il our absence
from the Office he will afford to the busi
ness Of the same.
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PRISON Ssyrgs.

Tho w,lls u tie aou,h part Of The
prison shop arc n"w nearly up to thc
top Of the first story, and tho inten-
ton Of lie Coinui..sio4er j. t. h4ye i4Gni
and cut Hast fall, and the buildinr j. br;n,.
pat Up without diminishing, at ali, the
amount OF work turned out Of the chair
factory, us all the hand, are being kept 1t
work there that can bc worked With the
amount room dlaiIahic Though no an
preparation was made for uxtcn!ing the
shop, yet finding that it could be done
without diminishing the products Of the
shops, and men thus kept employed whose
abors would not be over productive, the
Commissioner took the Responsibility and
went ahead. The work is boinc very sub
stantially dono and no set Of workmen
would need to be ''ahalncd Of the job-Uuu-
pm Leddcr.
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'E'tsc EsSr<s Bsts.s

ST. Louis, Aug. "a letter from Fort
benton TO the Montana Ucratd, dated july
Ii, says: "An express from Cow Island,
under the charge Of IA man named Court
ney, Was attacked by the Picgan Indians
on July Ii, and robbed of all yaluab!os.
What could not be carried off was burned.
a few day previous they sacked post
Fifty miles below Fort Benton, and tore
down the stockade to raft themselves across
the river on. They havo stolen every
horse at Camp Cook aud shot man named
Cenix- Every place on the river be-
tween Benton and Cow Island has been
piilagcd and destroyed. Their main camp is
now across thc line, ON British territory,
from which they make raids'upon our set
Elements. They declare an intention to
clear the whites out this winter.
The Sioux are r,iding the Crows. and
last week the Grows killed sixteen Sjonx
on the upper judith river. The eros
itonlrc5 have moved up the Morris river.
he Grows Ncz Prices k1ntz say the Sjoux
Will conquer their country this winter. and
hence they are anxious to make peace with
the Black Feet and neishboring tribes for
their own safety.
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| Hfech hssy anu Mississippi Ship
| S;AEaAk.

The Commissioners of arbitration on III,
value OF property of The Green Bay and
Mississippi Canal Company, on tho Fox
River and lis claims against the Govern
ment on its assuming the L TX and VI iscousju
Improvement, Is now filed. The Govern
ment, on lis part, selected Col. VIA. LARA.
bee, OF Iowa. The Improvement COMPANY
selected lion. james r. Doolittlo, and the
two have agreed Oh Hon. Paul Dillingham;,
OF Vermont, as tie third m"rnbcr of the
BOARD. hon T.. ": Reyes, of Madison, has
been appointed by the Secretary Of Wa, to
act as attorney for the Government in this
investigation. 1t is expected that the Board
Will meet at Green Bay early this month to
make careful examination of the works of
the improvement Company, after which il
will 60 on with its investigation in accord
ance with the laws Of Congress Lis
bon ArgHs, dug. 3.
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A writer In the Sentinel shows his ap-
precautions Of the intelligence, and the -cnse
Of dccency, possessed by the readers Of that
paper, ia saving that ~ Northern thief or
/. northern i:uiIian whether in the pcnitcn-
t!ary OF out al it, who was not Democrat,
would be regarded ds q curiosity" The
writer Who lays that all the thieves and ruff
fans are Democrats il n very great ignorf,-
I.ius, or Is a very malignant calumniatoF
with the chances in favor of the later. Cal
ieott, the radical whisky thief, recently
hardened oat of the Albany penitcntiary
bv President Grant, and Joshue +. Bailey
the New York rqycnue thief, living in Lon
don, with the conniyancc of the aImlnistrt-
ton, when he might he brought homo to
punishment, are not Democrats. Not one
Of the revenue collectors, whose dcfaications
and unsettled accounts amount to twenty
million dollars, is a Democrat. Ploasonton
whose revenue decisions have depleted the
treasury to the amount Of eight million
dollars, according to Secretary BOutwclls
statement, is not Democrat. Butler the
Governor Of Nebraska, impeachcd and con-
yicte,l Of robbing the school fund Is not
Democrat. The dcfaulting clerk Of the
Board of Supervisors Of Manitowoc county,
| in this STAKE, are not Democrats. The
| hordcs Of Congressman who went into Office
| poor and came out rich, are not Democrats.
The men who procured the pardon of Gam
BILE, the wife murderer, out Of the Wiscon-
sin State Prison for the sum of 81 900, ere
not Democrats, but are tho managers ard
| leaders Of the Republican party. Radical
| thieves have stolen more Of the public rev.
cnuc than has been honestly expended in
paying the expenses of administering the
government The cotton thieves and
thicv;ng camp followers III the army were
! all radicals. This is but slight array.
and might be extended till it wearicd the
reader. The muster roll Of radical thieves
would fill volume, without considering
those who have not been detected III then
thiryury 4 Radical thicf may be a cur
l0sity, bat he is ii very common one, and a
Very mean one, Us a general rulc.--Ntt'eau
Eec Meas.
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Eieii Storm.

A terrific h"ii storm Visited this locality on
sunday afternoon. Miniature icvbergs came
with great force. cutting down ycsrctatinn
ana fairly Kidding windows. Narv large
stories are already III circulation concern
ing the size q the Lailstoncs, bat nc dare
not ri cat J4lcm. Our own observation en-
ahlcs Us 10 tell Of one specimen which. aftor
Tie storm had abated measured seven inches
IL circumference. We observed many Of
the icy formations which were as large as
ordinary hens eggs We found one s -
inches N length The hailstoncs assumed
very many yarieties Of shapes -rouai. oval
s'ar-shalti pcrfeg; crosses. square. anil
Aat N+..s i,i.f gnf
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Iloratio Ward, a rich American.

resident of England, has bcqucathod a large
estate to the various soldiers orphans
homes to the United tatcs,-somc $50, 600
to the Soldiers Orphans home of Wiscon-
SIN. a telegram announces the arrival Of
Si5o,oUV IN bonds at Bath, Ne. The mon
ey awarded to the home here is expected in
few days.
\ young man named Fry was drowned
IL crystal Lake, near Lodi, on Sunday af-
ternoon, while bathing in the lake.
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Total in Wisconsir...........SIO7,55 SD 40
This is q nice little sum FOR the taxn,v-

crs OF Wisconsin to make up; for the
loyal government OF Washington asses
ses the Taxpayers for the amount of money
1t wants, and what is stolen By the "Ioyal'
Office holders VIII have to bo made ,p by
increased taxation. How does this suit
yo'., taxpayers Do you wonder that you
i'"d it hard to pay your taxes Is it not
Easy Tor you to see why radical leaders Ia
boz. 50 hard for the porpctuation Of the
radical party! This "Ioyalty' business
pays the operators hugely. Mr.. Charles
Shttcr made handsome ding Of it, but if
ne had Shutter off a Ittlo sooner the tax
payers wotill have saved 5l07,5J4.4G. Il
pays to be loyal, 1t paid William John
son, OF the Sixth District, So, 2l2I5. If
the taxpayers Of Wisconsin and the whole
e"uhtFy think that r,.dicalisln is profitable
at such prices I'll they have 10 do is to
Keep 1t IN power. Our private opinion
publicly expressed Is TRAIT they will ret sick
OF paying 80 dear for '1oyalty." it RAYS
the leaders and Office holders, but makes
the Taxpayers groan.--RqciJse llrq.s.
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Read what Farmers living in this County

Read what Farmers living in this County |
say Of them
Town OF NEWTON, Nov. 29th, 1870.
T.. CONWAY. ESD Dcar Sr:-Iou want |
to know how the Valley Chief Reaper ami
Mower you sold me suits. II is al you war
rantcd il t" be and is entirely satisfactory
when cutting my grain. The boys all around
here that had machines, came to sec ii work,
ana they owned up that ii was stronger 6aiit,
pulled nearly onc-half lighter and done bet
ter WORK than any OF theirs. You can sell to
every man here that wants one next season.
Respectfully yours, Rory NniTE.
lows or MASIrowoc, NoY. 10Th, 1870.
T. UoywAY. Esq-Dear Sir:-Your letter
Of the 21.h, to hand You ask me what l
tlink OF the Valley Chief Reaper aHa Now
er, Lought of you last summer. IN answer
would state that for the past three years |
have used AMI seen operated tie most ap
proved machines introduced, here and think
your Valley Chief :hc best for the following
reasons. 1t is fully equal to the best as .
Reaper AMI SURPRISES all rs Mower, Its
build is stronger aud it, draft the lightcst Of
| any have .cun; 1t udapts itself to the most
uneven surfaces and cuts lodged grain,
grass or peas better than supposed could be
| done ly any machine 1t is fully satisfactory
and | confidently recommend it to anybody
wanting i Ecaping and Moving machine.
| Yours truly, JoHN HALL.
! lows or LIpLRrY, Nov. 30, 1870.
EDWARD CONWAY. Esl.-Nrar Sri
! have great pleasure in stating" you HAT n"
! Valley Chief icapcr you sold nc last SUM
! mcr las proved complete success. did
MT thiuk y hcli buying !. thai any l.c',inc
! ruttlt so t,ie work j, has done ha' work
''v'> "I,4' man ~ n"IghbuEs, vino have
ether machines, with their heaviest lor.cs.
1t suits this country better than any other
reaper have seen, the country being rough
It can be worked So c..si'y and facilities for
| raising and lowering SO good that / can work
| 1t ON any kind Of ground | have worked il
Oh wheat, oats, grass AMI peas and have no
hesitation IN saying that It exceeds any cx-
pcctation had ever fol med If Whist = rcapcr
could do You may count on selling II good
many around here next Season. ours
truly, NATHAN STEw,Rr.
Fcr Sale by
EDWARD CONWAY,
Grain and Produce Dealer.
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Third Assembly District Convention.

( A Convention win be held 10 the village OF iTo
Rivers on Saturday, tine IS n day Of august, Al "
O'Clock for the election Of two ae-.e. to
esid District N the Democratic STATE Convention nj
MADISON The several towDs viii be ntil led 70 cen
sata In said Conversion as feloys: Town o. Gan,
loWoA 1; CITY Of Hanifowoo-ik Ward, :; 30 "Hd-
/; d ward, &. eth WId. 1; Akhicotts; I've C'eck'
l. Two BY rder Of the D..tc. Cornrn'tt-e.
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$40 ,Jtp,G00 SE0Ien, or not Accounted
For.

The Secretary of the Treasury was re
quested by Congress ut tho last sos,sion to
make Il report. of tho delalcati5ns Of OK
collectors Of internal revenue. Iowa.
Minnesota and Wisconsin, three Of the
most corrupt radical states, have done
more than their share of the stealing. hay
ing stolen S212, 49I3G. Wisconsin, cx-
revenue collectors having appropriated to
their own pockets sl07, = ai6. Tho
reader can see now how it is that Wiscon-
sin radical office holders become SO rich.
Below is table giving tho stcalincs.of
each Of the ''loyar' cx-reyeuuc collectors,
of this Stale.
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sc,oud Assembly District Convention

Coaycafian il be h-id at the ho.,.n OF e. unit
tB Brau~it vfsaxc Sau day. the '.,h gay on auf
u,t A. n ~. lorA ~ for the Dirpose OF Cheering TO
lrra.s to Icpn,e.t sid .,Iict ~ the " nocis
D. sn,,t L., no tegsts. ssid Convention a. How:
M.njfowrTc X pids 3. Cato. 9. Ms?lc ih"vc ffauk
r., a. Ko.-,,ti, q t,.opcrstown, g. filbson. tt
''' - BY o d, % the D4strtc CCnrlitIc.
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Forty thousand feet Of b,,,,,.,u ~,
Gar Clark mil, n Wausau, Ma" =. fhe'
81 = Ere a-ftw days since. l.a~- Ss So
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P;ryt Assembly District Convention.

2 a r.,n,euti,n vii be I.Id at the boirc &: Anton
wslt,rf,sch in the .own Of Me*rac On sa'u -d.y TIE
ian d.y al july IL ocieck NJ fp the Cd cii'n Of TWO
Iryafss 10 rep csent gaia District In the ,cloc
-, ~ Con ,.nfi9fi Asd The several lows VIII
Ne entitled to de stcs raid cabv ton ae follow.
T,-.rrsyifio 2: ncwtu 9; itsTty. Netmc, - toek-
ksIal n xaiui, 3; sch,es wig "a. A..
H. rde ii t.iTt-."t u Tnbiit.r.
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Wa3biIsGs0n News.
THE FIRST CLAIM.

WASHINGTON, Aug. G.-Thc first claim
AGAINST the United States, filed with the
British Agent in this city, under the treaty
Of VI usIiington, is that OF James Crutchct,
Ii resident OF this District, involving a large
sum Of money. lie is a British subject,
and our Government, ut the beginning of
the war, scizel his Mount Vernon ear fac
tory, near the railroad depot, for military
purposes, by which the machinery was rem
dcrcd useless and a profitable business was
destroyed, besides other injuries to his
property.
CONCERNING PATENTS.
Tie Commissioner OF Patents yesterday
decided that no party was entitled Us OF
right to cover III 4 single patent moro than
one article Of manufacture, unless the scv
erai improvements presented are ncccss&ri-
/ l. ryntc.i to, OF connected with each other.
Ia other words, rs many applications must
be iiloi as are distinct features Of the III
/ YvnJion.
CONSOLIDATION OF ooNSULArEs.
| The li11 German consulatc8 ia New
! York are t, he consolidated into one, under
! the title Of the Consulatc-Gcncral OF the
! German Empire.
REVENUE C0NMISSioNEEaHIP.
| The reported change III tho Internal
! Rc,.nu. IommissiyneisiHp l.. likely to occur
/ within few day, but no selection of the
successor Of Commissioner picasonton has
vet been male Urgent representations
! have been received from influential parties
| in the Vest and border Southern States III
behalf Of Col Given for tie commissioner
ship.
EXCITEMENT.
There is Some oXcitlmcat here over tho
appointment Of a man iiainel Edward l,oX-
burr, an cx-rcb,l .ui,lier, to u position IL
the pust-Oiva. An nllammatorY ~ peal,
served II th" Union army 1ol united action
Now counterfeit twcnt,o, o.. the United
State National BanI, Of Washington are
iii ciIcua.iou
Friends Of Clement H. EullandigEani
held meeting at DAYTON, Oh SATURDAY.,
AMI appointed Il committee to report a plan
for erecting suitable monument to hi,
memory
lhEASANToN ASKED To RESIGN
WASHINGTON, Aug. F.--LaSt night Gen
| Porter c1lic'! on Plrasuuton with Il verbal
message requesting him to RESIGN his office.
| Tins fic,santou declined doi,r. The
President being informed Of the ,lcciiuation.
! rcs"ided to suspend re;is;uton and appoint
! Deputy commissioner Dou@lass in his
! place. From private Indications the mat
ter wall be consunmatcl to-day.
rLEAStNTUN REMOVED
The President at noon suspended Pleas
anton under tho tenure If 0ifcc act and ap-
pointed Deputy Douglass in ms PLACE.
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go " isss i'<ssss sis ikie s.,eve~ sse-
ten

~ here o. be manufactured nd theG.c scat
tered 10 market