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Laura Fair. the California Muir
dGress.

A San Francisco paper of recent date
says that the murderess Laura d. Fair
is still confined in cell No. 81, near the
entrance to the upper corridor-the
same one in which she Was placed after
the jury which tried her announced her
guilty of the crime charged against her
and is in the enjoyment of good
health Her features have assumed a
deadly psllor which is always noticeable
on persons who have been kept immur-
ed ia prison away from the bright
rays Of the beautiful sun, and the fresh
invigorating air, for moatk after month
After her conviction there was host
of friends, or pretended friends, who
called to see her, and as they termed,
ito comfort her in her great misfor
tune But little by little the number
Of visitors grew less, and nov, besides
her mother, daughter and attorneys,
there are only three women who call
upon her, snd only one OF these pays
her visits daily. She passes her time
of late in reading and wiring She
still refuses to taste prison food, and
her meals are brought to her twice a
day from her restaurant. Mrs. Fair il
full Of hope that the court having her
case under consideration will say by its
decision that she is entitled TO a new
trial
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Noble County News.
From The Republican, 14th inst. I

From The Republican, l4th instl
A little daughter, five years old, OF
Wm. McWilliams, Of Sarshsvile, fell
into 4 tub Of hot water. on Saturday
last, ana wss so badly scaldcd that she
has since died.
Samuel Dilley, Of Senecaville, has be-
come insane. He was trying TO invent
a moving machine. He will he sent to
the Asylum at Dayton as soon as posi-
ble.
D. A. Arndt, Of this county. raiecd
al esr Of corn this year which contain.
Cd 1000 grains. Also seven ears, the
longest of which MAS ten inches ami the
shortest five inches in length, and en-
closed in one husk.
On and aNer the 18th the train for
Marietta will leave Caldwell st A. NJ,
instead of 6 40 The regular freis ht
train will leave Marietta at Z 20, A. M,
and returning leaves Macksburg at 3:1O
p. NJ
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& When' Tammany was doing its big
gest stealing it was sbrawling loudest
about its honesty, and most zeatonsly
courting ginscstiea,ion. But it was al
ways careful to have the investigators
appointed by its own members and kept
under It's control, 1t was constantly
and boldly challenging investigation hy
its own tools.
The Senate in killing TRuMBULL S
proposition aud substituting a white-
washing sham of ils own, is treading
precisely in the tracks OF Tammanv.-
The names Of the committee are suf-
ficient evidence that it has been select
cd for the purpose OF better hiding such
corruption as is appearing too near the
surface; besides which the Committee is
purposeIy made powcrlsss, lest one or
two of its members might bring ugly
facts to light. - s,.
There is such a widening and deeper.
ing conviction that Iottenness is preva
lent throughout sll the departments of
the Government, that GRANTS tools did
not dare wholly to ignore it; and this
mockery of an investigation is got up
to silence public clamor until after the
election.
But au evil cannot be remedied by
simply denying its existence; a cancer
cannot bs cured by merely coucealing
it. A thin veil thrown over their rotten
carcass will not prevent its stencil from
offending the public nostrlls, The Tam
many similitude will reach further. than
they design it should, and, when they
think themselves safest. popular indig
nation will trampe them down as it did
the crafty rogues whom they so sedu
| ously coDy. .a . r., .r..
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LETTER FROM MISSOURI,
WARRENsBURG, JOHNSON Co, Mo.
DEC. 16. 1871 (

-. W ARRENsBURG, JOHNSON Co, Mo
.s....- .-"-.- Dec. 16, 1871,
MEssRs EDIToRs: Enclosed please
and 81 90, and keep sending the "Spir.
it, as it is very good exponent Of
"Old Monroe" In fact Of Eastern Ohio.
/ love to read the news from my old
home, although have left it nearly four
years ago. And as your paper gives
the Eastern Markets it gives me good
chance to compare and profit thereby.
Warrensburg is improving rapidly ;
We secured the second District State
Normal School, which is now building
at coet Of 100000; three stories are
up and two to go on top yet, besides
that there is two other school houses
already built At cost of over $4,000
for both, and as the town has 5000
inhabitants those two school houses
don't suffice, they have to rent yet.
The Missouri Pacific runs through the
town, and another r. r Northward be-
ing constructed AS to churches there
is no scarcity, four were built this sea
son at an aggregate cost of $4,000,
and there is four or Eve others, there
Icing nine denominations in town with
good congregations able clergy, fine
music, vocal and instrumental.
The City fathers are very strict, the
police force efficient, consequences very
peaceful town. The professions and
trades are fully represented, goods OF
all descriptions are offered for sale, some
manufacturing is going on. The inno-
cent porkers are being driven to town
by thousands, to be slaughtered and
packed, epcures that love ribs and back,
bones could thrive here, as the town
people have given out on those delics-
cies.
Uncle Philips Gross manufactures 8
prime article Of the teutonic beverage
for home use and shipment. There i.
three steam Touring mills, foundry
machine shop, wool weaving factory
three banks, two big hotels in success
full operation, also q laundry, 80 there
is no excuse for dirty shirt hereabouts
though it be the vearsrs only one, a.
the aforesaid laundry is provided witt
a side room, and will wssh and iron /,
shirt in ten minutes Don't you thinl
that a good chance for editors)
BY the way We have three papers is
sued in this place, the weekly Graf;
Brown, or Liberal Republican gets the
County printing. AS to politics, Gran
is not in favor about here, and the feel
ing seems to prevail TO let party 90, ant
save country from one, that might US,
the prefix BY the Grace Of God
Capt Neil lives 3 miles Southeast o
town, and live miles North, and
often see him in town; he and his son
in-law are the only Monroe County peo
pie about Wsrrensburg, OF the soci
cites we havs two Masonic and one Cd,
Fellow lodges. Turner'S, Temperance
Literary and Christian Societies, bras
and string bands, dancing school &c
Taste, fashion and intelligence flourish
as there is wealth here to support them
the ladies', of course, monopolize fash
ion TO great extent. Our Post Mas
Ter to he in fashion, tried to shoot him
self, but failed, only a flesh wound o.
back Of head.
| 7 n Sr,J-yrp
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: Investigator Thro,,ied.

The Radicsl Senators, in Congress,
partially adopted TRUMBULL's investigs-
ton resolution, but effectually throttled
Il by appointing BucKHINGHAM, HowF,
PRATr, HARLAN, STEWART, Pool and
BXrARD the Committee. Mr.. BArARD
is the only Democrat or it.
, Radical Senators are daily receiving
letters denouncing their efforts to con-
eeai fraud and corruption.
These letters state that the people are
unable TO understand the technicslilies
arising between standing and a special
committee, except 30 far as they serve
40 show that the action Of the Senate
has restricted investigation, and in this
siew OF it they urge that the fullest in.
quiry be authorized for every depart
meAt,of the public service. The coun.
ssy will look upon any other course as
an evasion Of the charges made against
the Administration.
There will bs no investigation that will
damage Radical oflcisls Radical Sena-
tots receive their instructions from the
White House to light against and pre-.
vent any such Investigation
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The Lady's Friend.

The publishers of the LADY's FRItNr
have concluded to reduce its price to
single subscribers from So so to So
prices in clubs (already very low re-
the same aaa
The following novelets with the usual
variety of short stories, are announced
for 1872 MIRA Woods snovelet will run
the whole year.
Within the Maze; or, Lady Adinnian's
Trial, by Mrs. HENRY WooD, author
of "East Lynne" etc.
Una and Her Lions By Miss A, L..
MUzzEY, author of "One Woman's Ex-
perieuce," Jealousy" etc., etc.
Queen Coquetta. By DAISY VENTNoR,
author of Prince Charming" etc.
Only a Wish. By A. NJ DANA, author
Of "Jarring Chords" etc., etc.
Mission Work By Mrs, MARGARET
HosMER, author of "A Turn in For
tunes Wheel ETC., etc.
An Euery-day Heroine. By AMANDA
NJ. DOUGLAS, author Of "Solid Silver,
ga Little Money" etc.
ENaRAvINGs.-The Engravirgs of the
Lady's Friend are of very superior
character. They embrace beautiful pic
lures of subjects which touch the senti-
ments and affections, illustrations of our
Novelets and Stories, Illustrations of the
Fashions Including cuts from which
patterns for almost everything can be
ordered at low price, illustrations Of
Ladies Fancy Work, etc.
MusIo.-A piece of the latest and
most fashionable Music accompanies ev-
cry number. The Music is of itself
worth the price Of the magazine.
In short, the Ladies Friend, aims to
be, and its proprietors think it is, the
most Refined, Beautiful and Interesting
of the Msgazines-bcins in Couer. Engra-
uings, and contentsjust ,chm a lady's mag
ozine should be ..
TERMS so a ysar; four copies, Sc;
eight copies, (and one gratis Sl2. One
copy of the Lady's Friend (s2) and one
of the Post (S2 50) for 81 Address,
DEACON & PETERSON,
No. 3I9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
sS Single numbers 2g cents decd.
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EXPRESS ROBBERS.
Attempt to Morder william PIN
hCriOn by one of the Captured
Express K0baers--Deaah of the
Observation-Disclosures Of Another
of the Gang In lliineis.

oa ehS - RE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 15.-This
morning, while William Pinkerton, in
company with Detective Connell, was
bringing Hillard harrington (alias
Clark and Barton, the two express rob
bers arrested near Verona, Missouri,
from Cairo TO Columbus on a steamer,
Clark asked Pinkerten to 60 out on the
guard, as be had something to tell him.
No sooner had they reached the guard
than Clark, though heavily ironed,
snatched Pmkcrton's revolver from bis
belt, cooked it, and presented it at Pin
kerton,s head, saying, Il have you now
Pinkerton called to Corncl, who spring
ing to his side, knocked up the pistol
as it was discharged, the ball grazing
Pinkerton's temple. A desperate strug-
gle ensued, during which Clark fell over
board, passing under the wheel, and
sunk. 1t is supposed the wheel struck
him. At all events he never rose again.
Barton had made full confession -
Clark, knowing this, attempted to kill
Pinkerton for revenge. Barton WAS for
merly brakeman on the Nashville and
Northwestern railroad. He was brought
to Union City. near where the robbery
was committed, and lodged in Jail.
A dispatch this evening from Robert
Pinkerton says Levi harrington, broth
er of Hilliard, WAS captured to day at
Fsrnington, Illinois, slter terrible
struggle lie will he lrouaht to Ten
nessee for trial. These brothers are
notorious horse thieye. and murderers,
and the Southern Express Company has
for over two months had from twenty
to forty detectives on their track. -L-
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yThs Committee on Appropria-
tons, in Congress, have agreed to re-
port bill appropriating nearly $4,000
to pay the deficiencies already incurred
by the roaming Ku-Klu1 Committee
That sum, together with the appropria-
ton made last session makes about S70-
600 expended to obtain report that
will enable GRANT, under the Ku Klux
law, to prevent the Electoral vote Of the
Southern States from being cast for the
Democratic candidate for President next
year.
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RIA correspondent 10 the Meigs
County Telegraph, under the caption,
Tariff Oppressions," suggests that the
Editor "hring the Telegraph into har-
mony with the reform movements OF
the day ,,.
When HORTON Il Co, with their coal
and salt interests pronounce for Tariff
Reform the Telegraph will follow, ss il
is alleged that it is controlled by them
Salt and coal interests are more to that
Ring than the interests Of the tax, ,op.
pressed people.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
William II. Simmon.
VS..
Samuel Fawcstt.

DY virtus of mandate to re directed
ID from the court of common p cas- Of Men
roe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town OF
Wocdsfold, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. IN. and O'Clock p. M, on
Saturdoy,the 3Oth day of December, 1871,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Bsing lot number thirty-nns asssrdiag 10
the plat of the town Of LsbansA.
Appraised ats
JOHN r. srRIaGs,
ney2svS, Mas. Gem. Y. C. o.
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~An exchange says: "Prsctically,
there is no use for term to express
million of millions. In financial calcu-
lstions a word xpressing thousands of
millions is useful. 1t certainly is very
useful In calculating the stsalings of
the Radical party, in fact, the Courier
Journal thinks We couldn't possibly gel
along without it.
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EEThe Administration is thorough,
ly alarmed at the universal demand fol
Investigation; and has authorized fugle'
man CoNKLING to move resolution in
the Senate to have an investigation oi
the n. Y. Custom House. .......
II the rsscality Of MURPHY & Co., car
be thoroughly probed and exposed il
will prove rs bad sc TwELDs; but ar
investigation of the departments al
Washington is what the People want
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Big TamMany W


The game of the Senators whom
GRANT owns is to browbeat and bully
into. subsection every Republican, who
favors reform. GRANTS right bower,
MORTON, tried it on SCHURz the other
day with rather Indifferent success. He
succeeded, however, in drawing from
that keen tongued German tho follow
ing incisive rctort:
The Senator from Indiana { (Morton)
says that ny remarks yesterday cast s.
reflection on the Republican party
How so? Do not We all profess to be
in favor Of reform? Aud yet when 4
member OF this body attempts to lay
bare gross abuse the cry is raised thst
he is trying to injure the Republican
party. N motives have been reflected
upon, and land those with whom act
have been asked what object we pursue.
| am read Y to tell the Senate. NV Oh
iect 10 to uncover, to denounce, and to
try 20 have corrected any and every
abuse wherever can lay my hand upon
it, without regard to how it will effect
the interests or advantages of party,
and without regard to whether this or
that person may like it or not, | am in
favor of reform, and am in dead earnest.
| do not mean to denouncs sbuses on
the other side and to shield abuses
among my own friends. / want to probe
the iron to the very bottom Of the sore,
aud unless we do that we do nothing y
1t is evident that SCHURz don't wear
GRANTS collar around his neck.
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A Convicted swiud,er Pardoned.

Charles Mellen,of the arm of Mellen,
Ward 4 Co., who wa. in 1859, with 9th
er persons, convicted Of fraud against
the Government. and sentenced to five
years Imprisonment, and to pay fne
of sl00,000,bss been pardoned by Pres
idsnt Grant and the fine RENTED.
Certainly. Thst's the way the Ad-
mnistrst;on Furnishes it's defsulters. The
People pay the bills, and the scoundrels
are pardoned TO live easily off their
stealings.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
A. R. Bridgeman
James Martin ct al.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio will offer for sale al the
front door Of the court house, in the town, Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours OF 10 o'slook
q. m. and 4 o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18th dag Of Jan#sry, 1871,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The west half of lotnumber seventeen, ,a.s d
The west half of lot na be: twenty Ave, is
the town of Sardis.
Appraised, first lot at S67 90.
aeoond SO 90.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
nav2SwS. eherif N. c. 0.
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Nsleasing the Rich from. Taxa
tioE.


One Of the fast growing evils which
tIs Radical system 10 fastening upon the
government is the gradual but steady
transfer Of the burden ofsupporting the
government from the shoulders OF the
rich to the shoulders OF the poor.
Al every session Of Congress large
additional amount Of property is ex-
smpted- from tazation-usually some
species Of bonds. In every instance
shis exempted property has been Of q
kind held almost exclusively by wealthy
capitalists.
=, The last Congress authorized over q
hundred millions Of dollars to be con-
ssrted into this untaxable form; this in
addition TO the untaxsd government
bonds.
The Radicals assist the rich, and the
rich assist the Radicals.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
|, 90 q

BGltimore Live 6tocK M2tKSb.
December IA.
BEEF CATTLE-Price to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeves at s5 50a6 so; generally rated
first quality st So 00a5 So medium or
good fair quality at 81 00a5 90 ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows at So 5Oa4
90; inferior and lowest grades of cattle
s3a3 5o-general average Of the mar.
ket to day, 81 IS. Extreme range OF
prices SO OOa6 SO. Most Of the sales
were from a. so to IS so per 100
pounds
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quote
fair to good fat sheep at 4ta6c per pound
gross, few choice selling shade high
err Stock sheep dull at 52a3 90 per
head, as to quality.
HOGS-To-day the pens were nearly
empty, and good hogs in active demand.
We quote at Sc 0Oa6 10 per 100 pounds
net, as to quality.
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fnsolvent Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the estate Of
~ John w. Connor, decd, has been declared
by the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio
to be probably insolvent. All persons having
claims against the estate are required to present
them, within Six months, for allawanoe.
nsvl4ws l. B. MILL, Adnr.
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Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is at Chicago,
living in the same house with her only
son, Robert, and his wife A sentlemsn,
who conversed with her a few DAYS ago,
SAYS she is in excellent health, but over
whelmed with grief at the loss Of her
son Thsddeus.
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6G Goes His Head.

The dirty work assigned to Attorney
General AcKERMAN was that lie should
work up the Ku-Klu1 outrages into
shape for aiding GRANTS re election
The tenure of his Office depended upon
his success in this undertaking, Accord
ingly he went into Georgia and the Carroll
mas and had whole neishborhoods ar.
rested and imprisoned. But, although
he played the spy and pettifogger to the
utmost of hia little ability he utterly
failed to make any available political
capital. The best he could do he did
do; that was to show GRANT that he
possessed meanncss and servility enough
for the task, but fell woefully short in
the article of brains.
He was appointed to help GRANT in
the South, but falling, his head went in
to the basket Poor, despised ACKER
NAN
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@The Negroes in Chicot county,
Arkansas, have been engaged in mur-
derng white men and women. Every
white citizen who could obtain convey
ance has left the county.
Those, murders by Negroes, set on
by Radical scoundrels, will afford an ex-
celent prete1t for GRANTS enforcing
the Ku- Klux law. That's the secret OF
the whole matter.
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HWcre there little ones who look
ed in vain for KISS KrhgIes visit this
year, and whose little hearts ached be-
cause they received no candies and
TOYS!
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EyJudge MCKEnY, Of Dayton, Ohio,
on the 18th inst, decided that the re-
lection Of the votes of the inmates of
the Dsyton Soldiers Home last fall Was
proper.
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Administrators Notice.

Office Is hereby given that that the un-
~ dersigned was, or the I8:h day Of Au.
gust, 1871. appointed Administrator OF the
estate OF George Barlow, deceased.
nsv7lwS. JOHN " BARLOW.
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$500 REWARDm

A reward of Five Hundred Dollars Will be
paid for medicine that will permanently
cure more cases of Costiveness, Consump-
tiop. Sick orI Nervous Headache, Liver Corr
plant, Bilious Disorders Jaup dice, Rhsuma-
tism, Gout, Dyspepsia, Chills and Fever. Tape
Worms. Boils, Tumofs, letter, Ulcers, Sores,
Pains in the Lons Side and Head and FEMALE
COMPLAINTS than
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HE"We learn that there is one case Of
small pox near Besllsville, this county {;
and that man died on Coles Run, Dcsr
Clarih2ton, last week with that disease
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DR. p. FAEHRNEY's

Z CELEBRATED
- Blood Cleanser, or Panacea. 3
1t must be better Cathartic, a better Al
terative, better Sudorifc, better Diuretic
better Tonic, and in every way better than
the Pan-a-ce a. No matter how long it has
besn in use or how lately discovered. Above
all it must not contain anything not .PBRsLY
VEGETABLE
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Ag-TwEED was arrested in New York
last week, and held to answer to twenty
one indictments. .-
Why don't the Radicals punish their
thisves as the Democrats do theirs?
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FAHRNEY,S1

Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
which is used more extensively by practicing
physicians than any other popular medicine
known.
gPrepared by P. Fahrney's Bros. & Co.,
Way nesboro, Pa, and DR.. P. FAHRsEY 80
North Dearborn street Chicago. Price tssssszsss
ST 25 per bottle; for sale by Whole HSa "
sale and Retail Dealers, and by J. T. EfS|l
Judkins, Woods6eld, o. novl4m6.
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@ The Prince Of Wales is cosva
lesc:ng rapidly. Guess he wasn't dan
gefously i'll at any time.
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Be Prince ALKXIS is now doing St
Louis and Chicago. SHERIDAN Intends
to take him haFalo hunting before he
returns East
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TIf GRANT should be reelected
this country will be fenced in with his
Iiefaultins officials, who have cFossed
the border with their plRnder.
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81 We wish the patrons of the STIR.
IT, and everybody else, Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Yssr
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Ey Tic exhibition of the NJ. E.
Church Sunday School,on Sunday even
ing last, was vary credible throughout.
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South Carolina has been defraud-
ed, liy an over-issue of State Bonds, to
the amout Of S6,3l4, 600
All The result of Bayonet Carpet-bag
mis- rule.
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~A bill las passed Congress sp-
propristing S4,000,6U0 for public build
fngs in Chicago
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@A list Of the Republican Senators
WHO, in caucus, voted for TRUMBULL S
investigation, has been laid before the
President, so that when they ask an ap-
pointment for fri.nd they can be prop
erly snubbed. a C3"