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GEN. GRANT TO NE Il,rE.c,,rn

The papers throughout the country
are blowing ON the President, and are
telling some horrible stories about the
quantity of whiskey he consumes and
the number of times he gets eight
every week. The Washington cores
pendent of the New York Sun saws
that ut Is now alleged that the mlser-
bic propensity which compelled the
resignation of Captain Grant from tbe
army In former times, has again oh
tanned such a mastery over his DISPOSE
ton that for about two-thlrtls of his
time he isunder the influence of drink
and that the public business sut,sr.,
lamentably on this account Tho
Montgomery Advertiser SAYS Il knows
nothing about the formidable move
ment to impeach the President os a
sort of representative national dunk
ard, but suggests that "hc is master
lie can get lnebriated every day Of tbe
week, and cut up drunken antics viii
Sheridan, as he has done, in the stroo,.
OF the villages of Indians. and no
brought away from Chicago bv his
friends in order that his state Of do.
bauchery might be concealed from,
popular observation; but he can laurh
with scorn at all threats. He Is mes
Ter, and the people in their cowarlloo
are his subjects. Such is not only Our
opinion, but 1t is the opinion of thu in.
eiligent classes throughout Eurona
'esides Radicalism being in itself a.
NANNY, Its most trusted Agents o.,
moral impostors, representing its own
degraded spirit. What do the pnmo.
Jus treasury thieves care about Grave.
Nothing whatever
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Confederate eau %, ho went lnio yoluu.
lpIy oyilo, and took up his residence IN
Mexico, nid nsnromo.onlnliYe man 70
~ inilnniod that his poliIion uspiru
lions should rcmnln IN uboynueo uml
his naturalization nsm American clti-
zen be perfected hy tho usual obiuru
lions These assaults wo no loH
unculled for chan uumcrIlcd bat ~
the representative Of This county We
consIdcril our duty todcuy lho charge.
made against Colonel Brown, touching
his qualifications ~ citizen
We speak from his own words writ
ten, nj Ilumbndoro, IN April, Is6G dur
Ing his temporary sQiomn IN NoNicot
when he declared that "N3m Amcri.
can resident Of Moylco, he was mono
the less an Americana rrycroucng the
principles upon Whclltho government
Of the United States was founded, ~
while advising bis friends IN thcSouill
whenever they found Radical oppros
sions mtolorabIc, 10 seek relief In thal
far famed country that Hes beyond the
Rio Nirandc
II ~ well known that asan eminent
able and lutly man, Col Brown hH n
record IN TcSas thutwus back 10 the
.polipgl ,IuVn of ia yuypIpipu history,
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sANTANTA AMI nIG rREE.

BY our recent exchanges We see that
Governor Davis has at last yielded to
the demands of the President, and has
ordered that the two Indian chiefs,
Santanta and Big 'rrec,b released from
The penltentlary and again be sent ON
their high mission of raising hair, in
which delencelcss women and inno-
cent children win most likely I'LL up
their demands for subjects. OF all the
mcddllng meanncss which Grant
has imposed upon this State since his
party got hold Of the reins Of It's gov
eminent, this Is the most unwarmnted
net he has perpetUted, Wewoull adj
wise Governor Davis, il he has any
manhood about him, to make coun-
tor demand on Grant, and urge the re-
lease of Captain jack, that fearless
warrior who sent the trusting spirit of
General Candy on It's voyage to the
happy hunting grounds. "0nly this
and nothing moren should bethetcrms
ON which Santanta and Big Tree should
20 FREQ.
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WE have been sllownN letter lrohl Il
gentleman living in East Tennessee,
who was one of the eScurSlonlsls
through Texas last month, making III
quiries about this portion of Texas
The gentleman namedwaspATl lclllNrly
pleased with Dallas and lis surround
ings, aud intends to make his home
with W.. lie so expressed himself Ia
the writer of this on the trip to Gal
weston, and in the letter before US rclI-
crates his determination, lie adds
can, with my own means and those
those who would be willing TO come
with me, bring n half million Of capi-
tai, to say nothing Of the brains, life,
energy and spirit, which would natur-
ally come with those of us who are
fleeing from outrageous taxation,
This Is another one Of the results OF
the Congressional excursion, and one
which we shall most heartily welcome,
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HON. JOHN HENRY npowv

me gentleman whose nome NJ.
yum. . ar''cle' has recently been tho Of.
3ec, Of q general attack from the Rad nd
lcal press Of this State, So lar ba nu
preserved In dignliied and upbrol "as
silence his equanimity of tempor ~,
never once has "stooped to conon s.,'
the rabble that Is bowling at his hse,.
1t has been alleged by Colonel Brown !,
political enemies that he Is not a oil,
zen Of Texas; that with the fan Of a,
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GhcaailnNeva(d
ID. McCALEIs, Editor.
CANDIDATES.

OurStale exchanges comoloS p'''5
well Allied with announcements OF cl''
dldates for olilrc 1'hecomlng cl'c''"'
h destined to bet lively one, but !" ~
The olltrs can not be accepted, We ll''s'
the pcoplcwill be wI-cm making u,cl'
selections, and give Office to none O'''
the best men. 0urroll ls OPEN anu VT
invite every man IN thccodO'y'o come
forward aud open correspondence
through our columns with the la'lVc'
At the usual rates.
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HEnE iswhat visitor from Missouri
thinks of Texas, The Mr. Leaclllln'I
spoken of Is the father Of Mr. j. >
Lcachmon, a citizen of this ety.
&. y. Leachman, Esqp ho' returned
from Texas, and paid rs 0 GIl . leW ",
'dNys ago. lie expresses hlnsel' wr''
pleased with Texas, Syslt Is the rlcn,
est country he ever beheld, and Iha' II
is improving very rapidly, When h[,
left last week the wheat harvest llo''
begun, aud corn was waist high vo'-
ton was backward p Mexico mo-
MCAsCIlENr.
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The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

"A memorial against ROn,ish practices
In the Church Of England, signed by up.
wards Of sixty thousand persons, has
been presenter. to the Archbishops Of the
Church. The mem0rialists asked that the
Bishops of the Church should exercise
their authority for the entire suppression
Of ceremonies and practices adjldxed to
be illegal; to protect them and their fami.
lies IN the admission of candidates to holy
orders, In the licensing of curates and the
Ing which, when taken Ia iss plain and OBJ
vi6us meaning, Is subversive Of those
truths to which their Protestant Church,
as keeper and witness Of Holy Writ, had
ever borne It's faithful testimony. The
Arcthishops undertook to draw up and
circulate q reply, and further promised
that everything In their power should
be done to prevent infractions Of the law.
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

I askepwhy.1 had been clubbet,. ana
said otionally insane. They ssid
they had|lll Got It, too, and got Il bsI.
like Spartw6fasses' horse had he ho. ~ ~ ~
Next daXAme Into court. And nv IL ~.
man. wht asked what had to sav. o. tfIssl
on the 1nsane'' dodge. Il sucSessieT'
The JUG at once discharaed me. md I
lett the c1on Triumphant.
That hat nk9ih 9 70 my lawyer man came to see
me, 9nd : - ne wanted money. Money!
said i. Pl Wnak" why, for Qett{np
SSss,eSt,s.S Sssn sSt f. you'd have got year in he
I pick{ up the poker and r.u....a
/" 7 YoungInaii, I'm fnsane~onlv ON mssS;e1, s,nH.;es,
ally 90, however; but feel the em"%snr
coming o. strong Just now.W Well AZ
that rash young man defied and dared me-: ne
he said hat II I didn't come down With
twenty dollars that -, just at this
point Of hls discourse the emotion over.
came me, ana the poker pOked him lust
behind the ear, and he fell down. ma
emotion LETT me after had hit him about
half dozen pretty good solid licks about
the head, and stepped out to tell his
friends to come and take away the man.
gled remains, and clean up INV room.
Yet, still that man wasn't happy, fur the
very next day another officer mai, came to
haul me into court on the frivolous charge
Of assaulting this lawyer-fellow Of mine
and b.ttering him. Failing to convince
the oiflcer with my p'pker that he
ought not to expect me tO accompany
him, |, at last, with head very bloody
from repeated visltatlons of his fist and
other weapons, | consented TO 20 to Court
with HIN. Then my lawyer, who had
the day Deiore 90 successfully set forth
my insanity, came to court, and In the
most unblushing manner, announced that
l was no more insane than he was. And
the Court believed him, and the Court
fined me $2o for making q row; and the
Court made me pay 1t. too.
dropped by the Court that day, learn
that you 'nay. murder q man, beat q
woman to death. or kick the lie out Of
child, and Emotional Insanity il n good
ami sufficient plea for oil. Should YOU.
however, c0nflscate dose of medicine to
save the mans life, II he were sick should
you accumulate from grumpy baker Q
loaf Of brad for that woman, If she were
starving or should YOU, having no means
to get It IN any other manner, steal u gill
Of milk to keep the life In that child, you'd
have to 70 to the lookup, certain.
1t is Just as well to know when and
where to stop. For trivial offenses, like
murder and brutal beatings, insanity is q
good enough plea but when 1t comes to
serious crimes, like stealing enough bread
to keep the life In q man, then outraged
law claims its victim, and you'll have to
serve your time. Wrathfully,-Q. X.
PAiiander Doestieks, p. B., in N. r.
Graphic.
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

On the morning of June z, the Hyde
Park woolen mills, at Hyde Park, Mass,
were burned to the ground. The loss Is
estimated at $500, 900. The mills were in
sured In seventy -four companies for $780,.
600.
The establishment of the New York Pie
Baking Company was burned, on the
morning Of June 8. Thirty horses per.
ished In the flames. Loss, $25,0
A Are involving the loss Of property
valued at S2bO, 900, and the serious per.
sonal injury Of several citizens, occurred
at Newburg, N. Y, on June 9.
An explosion of fire damp occurred at
the Henry Clay Colliery, near Shsmoken,
Pa, on the afternoon Of June 10. Short
ly after the explosion, eleven persons
were taken out OF the mine, ten Of them
dead. There we're flfty men IN the slope
at the time, thirty.f five of whom are known
to have escaped and will recover. The
accident resulted from old gas exploding
In disused mine.
A New York Grand Jury have found an
Indictment against young Walworth, the
parricide, of murder In the first degree.
The Court of Appeals Of the State OF
New York have unanimously decided to
give Stokes new trial. His counsel say
that upon the next trial they will be able
to establish his innocence by evidence Of
IN overwhelming character.
The remains of the late J. L. Orr, u.
8. Minister to st. Petersburg, Russia,
reached New York, In the Thuringia, on
the evening Of June 10. They were re.
ceived by deputatlon Of Masons.
A sad accident occurred, on the morn.
ing OF June 10, at the gas works at East
port, Maine. Repairs were to be made,
and young man named Hiram Lawrence
went down into the gasometer to let OF
the water. The gas overcame him and he
fell from the ladder into the water. His
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

troops was fearful. Property to the value
Of El00, 900 has already been destroyed.
The 0sesta publishes report that the
Cure Of Santa Cruz has abandoned the
cause Of Don Carlos, and proclaimed q
Catholic Republic, with Calvera - Presl.
dent.
A Spanish force In Cuba, after five
days hunt, has come upon and dispersed
. rebel band under Msgendiaz, killing the
latter, with twenty.nine followers, and
taking sixteen prisoners.
Mr. Whitley, proprietor Of the Liver
pool Daily Post, and father Of the penny
press, died at London, England, on June
10.
The Sultan of Turkey has issued nr.
man, granting to the Khedive Of Egypt
an Independent internal government, and
authorizing him to augment his army and
conclude foreign treaties.
Discussions have broken out In the
councils Of the Carlists. Dorregaray has
been superseded In consequence Of an In.
trigue with the Marquis valde Espinas.
Advices from Rio Janeiro Of late date
cay that the conflict between the clergy
and the secret societies continued to aei.
tate Brazil. The minis ry had taken
strong ground on the subject, and were
gaining support for their policy. In the
Lower House the Premier made speech
defending the Free Masons, and promised
that energetic measures should be taken
to prevent Bishops and Jesults from intel'
fering with the society.
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

another daily Times has ceased to ex.
ist In Boston. The times seem to be lit
orally "out of joint" at the Hub. The
old Times was the pioneer penny paper In
New England. and under Geo. ROnerts,
nov Of New York, was ut one period very
prosperous journal.
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18
General News Summary.
Wsshing(0n,

General News Summary.
Washingtoa.
The President has submitted to the at
torney general the question, whether those
1odocs who took part In the assassination
Of General Candy and his party, could be
tried BY . Military Commission. 1t
seems to be thought ct Washington, that
such disposition can be made Of them.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, on June
8, issued circular for the redemption of
the following $40 bonds Of the issue Of
1862: Coupon bonds known a the third
series, act Of February 25, 1862, dated May
I, 1852, as follows: Coupon bonds-$5O,
Nos. 1,20l to 8,20O, inclusive; $40, Nos.
4,7Ss to 80. 600, inclusive; $500, Nos. 3,OOl
70 10,7O0, inclusive; 81 900, Nos. b,734 to
$4,000, inclusive; total, $4,000, 600.
Registered bonds-S50, Nos. 1884 to
1870. inclusive; 500, Nos. s,S04 to $500,
inclusive; $500, Nos. 5,88l to $500, inclu.
sive; 81 900, Nos. 2O,8Sl to q, 300, iuclu-
sive; $1,000, Nos. 8,403 to $500, inclusive;
90, Nos. 1908 to $3.50, inclusive; to-
tai, $4,000, 900. Grand total, $40, ,OO0, 900.
The Attorney General has finally de.
cided that the Modocs, engaged In the
murder of Gen. Candy and Dr.. Thomas,
can legally be tried by military COM
mission. and orders to that effect have
been issued.
The following internal revenue appoint
ments have been made: Gaugers-San-
ford H. Parsons, Second District of Min
nesota; william G. Rodes, Third Dis.
trict Of Kentucky; Samuel McFadden,
for Kansas.
A dispatch from Washington says that
the English Government will pay over to
the United States, on September ID. $751;
6OO, 1000, the amount awarded by the Ge-
neva tribunal.
Officials, at Washington, severely con.
denim the massacre of the defenseless Mo.
docs by Oregon rufflans. The act has
gone far towards arousing sympathy for
Capt. Jack and his band.
East.
The Treasury experts have finished the
work Of restoring the securities of the
Lamberton Savings Bank, Franklin, Pa,
which were burned by a crazy cashier.
Out Of $3bO,00O supposed to have been
destroyed. all has been restored except
about 5000 In currency.
The grand jury, who are engaged in
investigating the financial Irregularities
Of Jas. A. Coe, the alleged Boston de-
faulter, have discovered forged stock Ger.
tifcates amounting to $685. 200.
John Noe, ex.Superintendent of the
Croton Aqueduct Department, at New
York, and John Rice, former time.keep.
er, were arrested, on June 6, on a charge
of defrauding the City Treasury to the
extent of $lUO,OOO.
Hon. Jas. Prentiss, tic oldest printer
and newspaper publisher In New Eng.
land, and probably In the United States,
died, at Keene, N. H., on the afternoon Of
June 9, aged 06 years.
The following Is the comparative cotton
statement for the week ending June O.:
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

REV. DR.. Paddock has accepted the
BiAopric of Massachusetts, and will prob
abl commence his administration the lst
of september.
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18
South.

Hon. Jacob Thompson. Secretary OF the
Interior under Buchanan, is dangerously
Ill with the cholera, ut Memphis, Tenn.
A Memphis, Tenn, dispatch, of June
10, says the cholera is increasing in that
city. There were fourteen interments on
that day.
A painter, named E. A. Jackson, COM
mitted sulcideat Memphis, Tenn, on June
IL, by taking laudanum. It is said that
the fear of cholera was the cause.
A man named Britton hung himself
with linen duster near Brentwood, len.
nessee, on June II. Cause, whisky and
debt.
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

kOr0lBus
A London special announce the serious
illness VI the Emperor of Germany.
Official advices from the interior of
Cuba report o battle in the Manzanillo
jurisdiction, In which the Spaniards lost
II killed and 60 wounded. The insurg.
ents had 100 killed.
A dispatch from Carlsbad, Prussia, an.
nounces the death, at that place, of Prince
Adalbert, cousin Of Emperor william.
Princess AuguIta, widow Of King Fred.
erick William III of Prussia, died, at Ham
burg, on June 9.
A telegram from Spain says that the
column led by General Velarde in
Barcelona, has revolted, and that he and
his staff have been forced to save them.
selves from the fury of the revolted
troops by flight The Constitutional
Cortes met ut Madrid, Spain, on June 8,
and passed resolution definitively pro.
claiming the Republic, by q vote of 800
ayes to 2 nays.
The trouble In Grenada is ended. After
five hours of obstinate fight the Carlists
laid down their arms and surrendered to
the citizens.
Alexandria Paace, near London, Eng.
land, was totally destroyed by fire, on June
0, causing . loss Of $3,0O0,000. Several
persons were injured,
A dispatch from Dublin, Ireland, oi
June Q, says great fire Is raging In tim
Der yard In that city. The crowd, whose
object is plunder, are interfering with the
hremen, and STONED them, and detach'
ment of police vas ordered out to pre-.
serve order. The latter charged ON the
mob, wounding many. The Mayor Of
the city was hit by one of the stones. In.
tense excitement prevails In the vicinity,
and the scene during the charge Of the
The Troy herald., 1873-06-18

On the morning VI June D, the M0d0cs,
Hooka Jim and Steamboat Frank, were
Identified by Mrs. Boldly ami Mrs. Schiera
as two of the Indians who murdered their
husbands In November last. The women
were very much excited, and Mrs. Schiera
drew pistol and started for Steamboat
Frank, and Mrs. Boldly drew knife and
dashed for Hooka Jim. Gen. Davis stepped
in and In moment secured both weapons.
During the struggle the General received
. slight cut In the palm of the hand near
the thumb.
Dispatches from Boyle's Camp, Oregon,
dated June 8, relate the particulars OF an
atrocious massacre of Modoc prisoners,
supposed to have been perpetrated by
Oregon volunteers. On Saturday morn.
ing, June 7, James Fairchild and twelve
men left Cottonwood Creek, with seven-
teen Modoc captlves, including Shack
Nasty Jim, Bogus Charley, and Little
John and several women and chilurep.
The Indians were In wagon drawn by
four mules. At the crossing of Lost
River, the party encountered the Oregon
volunteers under command Of Captain
HAGEN, who, after . little parley. com.
menced to DIRE into the wagon. They
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the very beet Vocal alrsic o! its kind
Books arc large and wonderfully cheap.
Pages full ahcct music size. 900 to $50
paGes.)
Renembcr cur now Organ nj Home, $50
Home is not complete without it.
Look at Tho Stnnda rd, for Choirs. Sc. I 50
Cheerful Voices. tor Schools, 80
River Of Life, for sunday Schools, So
The above Books for sale by all dealers.
Sent. postpaid, on receipt OF price
OLIVER DITSON & CO.. Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., III Broadway.
New York. Aug waT