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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-19
From tile .ReDuJIican,

AFFAIRS AT HAvRE DE GRAcE.-Havre
de Grace is to have brass band.
Master Frank l.. Donnelly a sprightly
lad son of Mrs. Lydia X Donnelly Of this
town, was appointed one of the Pages of the
House of Representatives at Washington,
and entered upon his duties the first day of
the session.
"A colored man named Upton Lee, while
laboring under temporary alteration of the
mind jumped overheard near Iiilles s. Boyd's
wharf, and came near being drowned
Last year the Susquehanna river at this
point was frozen over the Goth of Nov. The
shipping of coal, &c, at this port is about
closed for this season, and now nothing re-
mains to be done except the gathering Office,
and the prospects of the ice crop is notyery
encouraging now, although there is ample
time yet to secure Il full crop.
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THE NEWS.

The Spanish iron-clad at New York is
still detained by the sunken coal barge across
the entrance to the dock
- In Kentucky two men got into quarrel
about broom, the result being the death of
one and the wounding of the other.
Hon, Samuel Nelson, ex Nudge of the
Supreme Court Of the L. S., died suddenly
last Saturday, at Cooperstown, N. Y.
The public debt, it appears, is increasing
rapidly and yet, in the face this fact, Con-
gress hesitalcs about repeating the increased
pay bill.
Marshal Bazaine, of France has been con-
DENIED to pass his twenty years of exile on
tho little island of Saintc Marguerite, in the
Mediterranean sea-
Three thousand tons of coal took fire at
Providence, r. l., last Saturday. and was
still burning at last accounts. The origin
of the fire is supposed to be spontaneous
combustion.
-Rcv j. b. Wyckipg, while hunting near
Port Clinton, Pa, shook dead tree TO start
a rabbit that had taken refuge there, when
the tree broke in three pieces, one of which
struck him, and caused his death in about a
minute.
The old Baltimore Museum, on the corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore, was
destroyed by fire early last Friday morning.
1t was built in 1910, and first used as Il mu-
scum of curiositics, and afterwards as q
theatre.
Two the Bender family were arrested
at Spartanburg, S. c. last week. The hor-
riblc story of the wholesale murders COM
mittcd by this family in Kansas, extending
over many years. and which were brought
to light some months ago, will be remember
cd by our readers.
in Philadelphia last week, a man named
McCarty, who was at work in slaughter
house, turned around suddenly, and struck
against a knife in the hand of the proprietor
of the place-the knife piercing McCarty's
heart, killing him instantly.
The Secretary of the Treasury recon-
mends the restoration of the duty on tea and
coffee, which he states will yield about TWEEN
ty million dollars per annum. He also recon-
mends an additional tax of ten cents gallon
on whisky. Spare the coffee, and put it on the
whisky.
AT West Chester, Pa, last Saturday, VIM.
L. Undertook, lately convicted of the MUIR
der of W. s. Goss was sentenced to death by
Judge Butler. The prisoner bore the sentence
unmoved, but the judge was almost overcome
by emotion in delivering it.
The scientific world mourns the death of
Prof Agassiz, which took place near Boston,
on Sunday night. He was an able opponent
of the development theory of creation, as
advocated by Darwin, Huxley and others.
David A. Gage, city treasurer of Chicago,
is short in his accounts nearly 100000.
The Spaniards in Cuba are exceedingly
bitter and hostile towards Americans, since
the departure of the Virginius. 1t is stated
that the life of the American vice consul at
Santiago would not be worth q cent, were it
not for the presence of U. s. war vessels. The
estate of Mr. Brooke, the British vice consul
at Santiago, has been burned probably by the
volunteers.
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MARRIED..

ROGERS-PRCTOR-Onth the I'd instant
at Mt Carmel NJ. p. Church, by Rev. J
Roberts, ELlSHAJ. ROGERS to Miss
ANNE E. PROCTOR, ali of Hartford coun.
ty.
CLARK-WANE.-On the 18th inst, at
the NJ p. Parsonage, Bel Air, by Rev. j
Roberts, ASBURY CLARK to Miss SARAH
WANE, all of Hrrford county.
Observation-Disclosures the
nth inst, at Statewide Mansc Pa, by the
Rev. 7. Nj. Crawford TIL OMAS FORSYTH
to Miss MARY A. HUTCHINSON, both OF
Hartford county
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i Salary Grab.
ephens, in his first
the AL CnnnrnSa.

,..lIy and squarely on the side
es of the salary grab. 1t was
ge sight, the ex Vice President
lthern Contederacy receiving
..sdlatons of Ben Butler upon plac-
himself side by side with that unprnci-
and shameless salary grabber, in justfi-
lion of the obnoxious act in the passage CT
'hich Butler took so conspicuous part.
Us Mr.. Stephens, in his speech, also advocat-
ed the restoration Of the franking privilege
The latter he regards as one of the great in
strumentalities ola free republican govern
ment to add to the enlightenment of the peo-
pie. His arguments, in this direction, might
have some force, if the public documents that
,s1aIaliy burdened the mails were read when
3were received. The principal use they
fave been put to, in q majority of cases, was
10 fill up empty shelves in law libraries on
briefcss banisters, or after being tossed about
from place to place in the house, finally
found their way to the garnet, where they
ignobly reposed in dust and cobwebs, until
brought forth from their retirement to be
sold to the junk dealer at so much per
pound. We concur in the remarks of the
Baltimore Sun when it says, that "as far as
the reading of public documents and speeches
is concerned, the press gives all the informa-
ion they contain long before the public
documents ever reached the people. 1t gets
the pith and essence out of them before they
are seen even by half the members of Con-
gress. 1t scatters broadcast all over the land
whatever is valuable in them before most of
the public documents even reach the mails.
1t is TO be hoped that in no event will the
franking privilege, which has been so effective
.ly superseded by the press as an agency for
se enlightenment of the people in public af-
fairs, and which is so grossly abused for per-
sonal purposes, be ever restored, rs hereto.
fore, to members of Congress.
If Mr.. Stephens is really DESTROYS to "add
to the enlightenment of the people," let him
advocate the repeal ofthe law requiring the
payment of postage on newspapers in the
counties where they are published and upon
exchanges between newspapers. 1t was only
enacted by the last Congress as q petty re-
vengc upon the press for insisting upon the
abolition of the much-abuscd ranking priv
lcgc, and for its bold dcnunciation of the
Credit Mobilicr swindle
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CastOrin is more than substitute for Castor Oil
1t is the only safe article in existence which is certain
to assmilate the food, regulate the bowels wind
collie and produce natural sleep 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine alcohol, and is pleasant take.
Children need not cry aud mothers may rest.
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CECIL COUNTY.

From tie llhig
Mr.. Edmund Brown, Of Elkton, has been
appointed postal clerk between New York and
Washington.
VIM. Rambo was painfully wounded by 4
barrel of whiskcy falling on him, as he was as
sisting to remove it from car to the platform
at Ekton.
The Iron Works at North East arc being
started again. Wcstamwcll Rolling Mill has
been standing idle for some time.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-scven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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1MMEpIATELY-lf every family knew the value OF Miss
saWyers Saye they would Immediately purchase a box
and never be without it, lyour Druggist is out OF this
Save and negecS to keep supplied send Sixty
directed in another column, and say yousaw the aver-
isement in this paper.
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At Cairo, m last weSasat hotel a man
named Brush, While registering his name
spilled the ink on the register, which pro-
voked the clerk of The house, when q quar-
rel ensued and Brush was shot dead by the
hotel proprietor, man named Mcdonald.
"A cable telegram from London says that
public feeling in Germany is much excited
over the capture of German vessels by q
Spanish man-of-war, in the Sooloo Archipel-
ago, and the imprisonment and harsh treat.
ment of the captains and crews The fullest
satisfaction for the insult to the German flag
is demanded.
The trial Of the great Tichborne case in
England has been resumed The prisoner
is being tried for perjury, in swearing that he
is Sir Roger Charles Tichborue, the heir to
certain vast estates in England The theory
of the prosecution is that the true Sir Roger
persisted at sea while the defence have
brought witnesses to prove that although
the vessel was wrecked, Sir Roger was saved,
and carried to Melbourne, Australia If the
lusNC CN Vi titS III Il fcltiitt tIc lSSHC loT lHt
prisoner will be immense wealth. or a fclons
doom.
-----t.s
CoNGREss.-Vice President Wilson having
informed the U. S. Senate that he intended
to be absent for week or two, Senator NJ.
Ii. Carpenter, of Wisconsin, was elected
President pro TEN. The Democrats cast
their votes for Senator Thurman, of Ohio.
The choice Of the Senate could not have fall
len upon more unworthy member.
In the House of Representatives, a few days
ago, Hon. Stevenson Archer advocated the
100000 appropriation for the Navy De-
partment, and urged the recognition of the
beligerency of the Cubans.
The special committee on the bill to re-
peal the salary increase have agreed to re.
port bill repeating the increase of all sala-
ries under the law of March last, except the
Presidents, Vice Presidents and The Supreme
Court Judges, and to fix the compensation of
Senators and members at $4,000 a year,
which is about the amount, including mile
age, &C., which they received in the Forty
first Congress. 1t is by no means certain,
however, that the bill will pass both the
Senate and House.
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SURRENDER OF THE VIRGINIUs. - The
steamer Virginius has been quietly towcd
out of the harbor of Santiago, and taken to
Bahia Hondo, about sixty miles from Havana,
where she will be delivered to the United
States vessels sent to receive her The pris-
oners numbering 10, whose lives were saved
by the opportune arrival at Santiago of the
British man-of-war Niobc, have also been ta-
ken to Bahia, to be delivered at the same
time with the Virginius. The Cuban mob
as might have been expected, We're very in
dignant, but grew more calm, after II soothing
address from the Captain General.
The SCIENCE OF HEALTH for December closes
the Third Volume of this practical and ndcpcn
dent Magazine. its leading object is to teach
the Science of Life, including all that relates to
Recovering ana Preserving Health and promo
ting higher physical and mental condition
Every family should read this Magazine
1t is published at $500 a year. A new vol
umc begins with the next number. Now is
the time to suscribe Address, 5. r. WELLS
Publisher, $50 Broadway, New York.
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ID | T. ID

TREADWAY.-On the 25lh of October
1873, at the residence of her son, Zadoc
Treadway, JULIA TREADWAY, in tho
80th year of her age
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Fran The Iu;ou
A horse died last week in Baltimore county
ut the advanced age Of thirty.threc years

From THE Union
A horse died last week in Baltimore county,
ut the advanced age of thirty.threc years.
Elizabeth Ran, aged sixteen years. daugll-
ter Of Capt John Ran, living near Highland
town, fell head foremost from her bed during Il
fit Of epiie. sy, and breaking her neck, died al
most instantly.
A colCrcd man named Isaac Harris, living at
Pilesyille, Il few days ago took horse to Balti-
more, and entrusted it to n friend, telling him
to sell it for him, and edo the best he could ~
The false friend, whose name was Bacon, did
'the best he could" by selling the horse for
SIS, pocketed the money, and left. The horse
was worth $50, but the owner was unable to re-
cover the animal, the magistrate deciding that
inasmuch as Bacon had received authority TO
sell the horse the sale was valid.
A young girl, named Lottie Daily, of I'M
sound mind, jumped from third-story window
at Bay View Asylum, and fractured her skull,
from which death resulted soon afterwards.
On Tuesday afternoon, 9th inst an English
man named Thomas Smith, aged 80 or GO years,
was knocked off IL railroad bridge near Parkton,
by passing train, and when taken out of the
wafer life was extinct.
CECIL COUNTY.
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"a For Sale.-A bay Horse, suitable for farm
purposes. Also Top Buggy, in good repair.
Enquire of Painter, Watson IL Co., Fallston,
ND. sep12
~ Five hundred Locust Posts for sale r.
M. Allen, Darlington. my1G
~ For Rent.-FRare-yalu Hotel Stand, on
Main street. Bel Air, lately occupied by Geo. p.
Cook Apply at this office. sep26
"a For Sale.-One dozen Pigs of very supe-
rior breed, enquire of John Stewart, near Bel
Air. noy2Stf
~ For Sale Cheap.-A good driving Mare.
Enquire at this office. moves
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Drawing OfJur0rs for the February Term.

The following list comprises the names
placed in the box, from which the Jurors
for the coming February term of court were
drawn:
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Our Neigiibors.


AT the last meeting of the Farmers Union
of Baltimore county, resolution was adopted
appointing committee to memorabilia the Leg
islature of Maryland upon the necessity ofadopt-
ing laws for the protection of sheep, laws Tor
regulating vagrant stock, and laws for an i'm
proved road system.
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.59y"For Sale or Rent.-A property suitable
for Store stand, formerly occupied by John
Keys. Apply to A. Boyle, Prospect p. o., Har-
ford Co., Md. dec12-4t
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s-8g"The parties who removed that Sign on
Hallow Eve, will confer great favor by return
ing it, dec193t
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ConOwingo Bridge Meeting.
SheriH7S Sale.

ID Y virtue of writ of Ficri Facias, is
Id sued out of the Circuit Court for Har-
ford county, at the suit of VIM. w. Wilson
and Richard I. Iddings, surviving partners
of Richard l. Jackson e Co., against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements OF
Isaac Parker, to me directed l have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
interest, claim and estate at law and in
equity, of the said Isaac Parker in and to
all that
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szEy"Good one-horse Sleigh and set of single
Harness for sale cheap. Apply to L. 7. Monks,
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Property Wanted
FOR
Agricultural Fair Grounds.

A NY person having property for sale or
"a lease in the immediate vicinity of Bel
Air, suitable for the holding ofan Agricullu-
raj Fair, is requested to communicate, on or
before the list of January, 1874, with Mr.. w.
L. FENDALL, Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md
lech
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Local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS:

LITTLE LOCALS:
The mild weather of this week, brought
forth the honey bees, who doubtless imagined
spring was at hand
The Rev. d. X. Campbell will preach on
Baptism in the Grove Church. next Sunday
morning, and after the sermon will baplize
quite a number of children.
An oyster supper will be held in the
Town Hail. Hall Darlington on New Years Eve
Wednesday, December 31st the proceeds of
which are for the benefit of Grace Episcopal
Church, in Darlington.
We are indebted to Hon. r. L. Spinner
Treasurer of the United States-whose curl
Gus autograph on the face of the universally
popular greenbacll is puzzle to many-for a
copy of his annual report to the Secretary
of the Treasury.
BoNDED,-Capt. A. l.. Jarrett, reelected
Clerk of the Circuit Court for this county
last week filed his bond and continued the
discharge Of his duties.
A RRE5T.-On Wednesday Deputy Sheriff
Cairnes arrested Stephen Cox colored, on
the charge of threatening to do bodily injury
to Mrs. Davis and her family, residing near
the Red School House. In default of bail
Justice Shrof committed the accused to jail
RoBBERY.-On Sunday night the residence
of Mr.. Josiah Herman, at Archer g. How
ards Mill, near Bel Air, was broken into by
thieves, while the family were asleep and
robbed ola quantity of clothing, meat, &c.
Housekccpers shoxld use extra precautions,
at this season, to guard against night prowl-
ers.
CARPETS OIL CLOTH, &C.-We commend
to our readers who wish to buy carpets, the
establishment of A. G. Griffith, No. 45 North
Howard ST., Baltimore. His stock is large
and well selected, and being Hartford coun-
ty man himself, will be glad TO see Hartford
county people at his store. A new carpet
would be an acceptable Christmas gift to
your wife, gentle reader, and we advise you
to go to Mr.. Griifllhs to buy it.
hiSoNbthS cEN lhNtED.--lll IlDlloE uuBC
Walters few days ago sentenced the follow
ing prisoners convicted at the last term OF
Court:
William Herbert alias Charles III. Wade,
of Pennsylvania, convicted of stealing twenty
head of cattle from N. III. Nelson sentenced
for five years and four months.
David Jackson, of Somerset county, Md,
convicted of stealing boots, clothing, &c,
from Mr. Richards, living near Lapidum. Sen
fenced for one year and four months.
Alexander Johnson, alias 4Cuf;" colorcd;
case removed from Cecil county convicted of
robbing q store at Elkton. Sentenced for
one year and four months.
Yesterday Sheriff Jarrett conveyed the pris.
oners to their destination, the Maryland
Penitentiary.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
[ By Telegraph for Tile .AEgis. |

10y IeNy70lV JW TIC lEyas1
CATTLE SCALES, December 18th, 1878.
BREr CATTLE.-Prices are higher than last
week, ranging as follows: Very best 5000 q
$50; medium to first quality $500 % $500;
ordinary thin steers 1915. Sheep fair to good
sheared $500 "a 5000. Hogs corn, s7.25 "a
$50; stilers Sc 81 $500.
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s9y~ For Salc.-A No. Sewing Machine Wag-
on-bran new, cost 5000; superior Mare 80
years old, guaranteed sound, and to work in any
kind of harness, ia 1irst-rate traveller; / nostop
Buggy, 2 sets of Harness, all in firstrate order;
Sulky. These articles will be sold low, on a
credit Of welvelnonths, il desired. q. A. Kauf.
holtZ, Mill Gro now
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Sherif's Sale.

- Y virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, is
ID sued out of the Circuit Court for Har-
ford county, at the suit of Richard LACK
son & Co., against the goods and chattels,
land and tenements of Isaac Parker, to me
directed, have seized and taken in exc
cution all the right, title, interest, claim
and estate at law and in equity, of the
said Isaac Parker in and to all that
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SO lAcres and 48 Perches

of land, more or less, it being the same
land conveyed by George Y. Maynadier,
trustee, to Isaac Parker, by deed dated
June 1st, 1868, and recorded among the
land records of Hartford county, in Liber
A. l.. j., No. 20, folio 31G.
Also, all the right, title and interest,
both at law and in equity, of the said
Isaac Parker in and to all those
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g.TUNATE.-Gencral o.
Jer-loyal and canting chief
amcn's Bureau, has come to
k,Ty of War, in ovcrhauling
defunct concern, has dis
in Towards accounts,
hum of $279,573.6G, There.
fiiays the facts before Con-
General Howard profes.
vi friend and champion of
Respectfully of those who
Neral army +; and yet one of
bit against him by Secreta-
Acertai:: colored claimants
Aa not received their pay
h the records ofthe Trea-
bW,thc settlement of the
'gF5 in this way is
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LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND,

described in an assignment of Lease from
Allen Aay to the said Isaac Parker, dated
November 21st, 1865, and recorded amongst
the Land Records of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, in Libcr w. II. D., No. 16,
folio 356.
Also one STEAM ENGINE and 80 to
100 tons of SLATE.
And hereby give notice that
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Sfqts,

n must be accom-
s.aor, or no attention
Nof the author will
= cannot consent
Nv the writer.
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N all our road laws hereto
aiasliy of contriving a
y S,,l; az ',ss X 2A,>,,,;oJ ont with
.Ham Elwsn.

fmcdy might be de-
kg the wisdom of the
Legislature will invest
ers with full powers
Sndet of the roads, this
ye OH will be higher
Ess ',,;u.. lit was made
T 1tlyss Unity Commission
#sttm Which they con-
Sce their own county,
oEuld, ere long, have
& sstems which would
q dToads ut far less cost.
@ot9t answer it is proba-
cDut the best mode for
f" to presume, would be
G9ectiye Boards. With
wers accorded to the
p "a a new leaf would be
: z Sodld be given out by
70 years, with specifications
le work and a bond required
performance of the obliga-
Id be less money expended
,sst 'sules be APP
Navy hg that are
' ssent swarm
has Md disappear,
s Fled Ting soon fall
NTH wnpetcnt men.
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Tract or Parcel of Land,

situated and lying in Hartford county
which is composed of parts of tracts ofland
called "Montgomery's Delight" white
fords Triangle" and "Hugh's Adventure, u
containing
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SO Acres and 48 Perches of Land.

more or less, it being the same land con-
veyed by George Y. Maynadier, trustee, to
Isaac Parker, by deed dated June 1st, 1868,
and recorded among the land records of
Hartford county, in Liber A. L. j., No. 20,
folio 31G.
Also, all the right, title and interest,
both at law and in equity, of the said
Isaac Parker in and to all those
Lots or Parcels of Ground,
described in an assignment of Lease from
Allen Hay to the said Isaac Parker, dated
November 21st, 1865, and recorded among
the Land Records of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, i'll Liber w. II. d., No. 1G,
folio 1856.
Also one STEAM ENGINE and so to
100 tons of Slate.
And hereby give notice that
On Saturday, January 10th, 1874,
At II o'clock, A. NJ,
on the premises, will offer Cor sale the
said property so seized and taken in exc
cution, at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder for cash.
w. SMITHSON FORWOOD,
dec19 late Sheriff.
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Bazaine, at Paris
uring the Franco
his condemnation
President Mac
auted the sentence
I'D degradation of
Re, has returned
again embark
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Isl light ex-
fded to the
rtunes have
s. No Won
y thinks adj
ssary to carry
Example, like that
Sere made of a few
n case is all the more
anded piety, il would be
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Nai1y and squarely on the side
es of the salary grab. 1t was
&c sight, the ex Vice President
Althern ConfederacY rccciyino o.