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WILLIAMS DISCOURAGED.
Washington (oct. ~ Special to the Cincinnati
Commercial.

Commercial.
The Attorney General seems to have
finally grown discouraged in the out
rage business, as the dearth of that
commodity in the political market for
the last few days apparently indicates.
Day after day the evidence that he
strained every means to create the i'm
preston that there have been for
some months systematic and whole.
sale murder Of white and black men in
the South, for no other reason than that
they were Republicans, and that in so
doing he, in nearly every instance, vi
olated, or procured the violation of,
the truth accumulates. Testimony
comes in almost hourly, from the very
best sources, that the Attorney GEN
eral has in this way made himself re-
sponsible for perfected and ingenious
system of Misrepresentation and ex-
aggerations of the boldest sort, for the
purpose of affecting the fall elections.
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Attorneys-at-Las0.
X L. CARuTHERS. Jr-, & J. W. BONNER, No
46k n. Cherry 81.
j. p. JEUP, Office 554 Cedar street.
VIZ. 4. McALISTER, Jr., IS n. College street.
SMITH. BAXTER & ALLISON, No Porter
Block.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADNIINISTRA-
III tor Of the estate Of Catherine Carney, decd,
/ hereby notify all persons having claims
against her estate TO file them, within lie time
required by Law. or they will be barredy and all
persons indebted - her estate will settle with
JEFFERSON PAGE, Admir-.
oc3 oaw3t
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NASHVILLE
CITY BUSINESS LIST


JOHN LEWIS, Res Fatherland ST., Edgeneid-
JOHN /. Smith. Cor Union and College street
over Third y. 5ank.
w. c. SMITH, JsJ Church Sc, Sc. Clc1o Bloch
r. j. WILLIAMSON. Cor. Church aud Summer
streets, Lewis Block. W
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B. r CUTTER, corner Of Broad and College sts
B. NJ EATHERLY. 81 N College street.
CHAS. b. HALL, AZ n. College street.
JOHN HOLAHAN, Union street.
Nancy & BRO, 90 Church street.
TRECY 4 C0YLE, 81 Union street.
r L. WISSrEAD 4 CO., n. Cherry street
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l.. II. ELDRIDGR. IS Church street.
MRS. GEO. GRElG, AZ Union street.
JUNGERMANN 4 CO.. 81 Public square.
A. RANSIE. "A Broad and 100 S. Market st.
CRAS. ROBERTSON. "a N. Market street.
g. H. WESSEIA, 50 N College street.
w. ). CURRIN, 295 South Cherry Street.
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Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods.
VAIN 4 WALKER. "a Public Square.
ISAAC WATERFIELD. 43 Union street.
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Manufacturers aud Dealersin Hair Worl
J. P. GRANVILLE CO., 25 n. Cherry street.
JOS. Z. LOIsEAU = CO., q n. Cherry street.
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On the final passage of the funding
bill by the last Legislature, twenty
three Republicans voted aye, and only
eleven nay.
On the final passage of the assess
ment law by the Legislature, at its last
session, a majority of the Republican
members voted for it, yet Maynard ar
raigns the Democratic party for the
passage Of these measures.
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Lumber and Building Material.
NORTHERN HOWELL, 1S4 Cor. Broad and
High streets,
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Carriage Manufacturers and Dealers.
Y. n. ALLEN CO., Is2 and 1s4 North Cherry
street.
W. S. HUNT, No. Ils North Cherry street.
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Manufacturers Of Looking Glasses, YIN
doI1 Cornice asd Frames.
FREEMAN & ORCHARD. ID North College St
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Furniture Manufacturers and Dealers.
WEAKLEV 4 WARREN. 10 and II N College st.
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House and Sign Painters,
BEASLEY 4 Ruth, 30 N. Cor. Public Square.
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CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIANS.
~~~~-~~~.~~~~-~~~~~~~~0
DIR. ID. S. SOUTHWICK,

HONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, one of the
y most successful specialists OF NewYOrk civ.
has located permanently m Nashville. Guaraa-.
tees all cases Of private diseases CT both sexes.
Also, liquor, tobacco, opium, and all such bane-
ful habits. cured permanently. Medicines sens
by Express Call, on address with stamp Pri-
vate Office, ia North Cherry street, near post
ONCE, nashville, Tenn. sug29 ~ tn thSszt
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Gun Makers and Dealers IN Guns and
Pistols.
FL. BITTERLICH . y. LEGLER, No. a Dead
erick street.
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Hoop Skirt MansgaetOry and Ladies'
Goods.
d. LOYEMAN CO., 16 Public Square.
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Contractors and Builders'
SIMMONS q PHILLIPS, Broad st., near vaux-
hall.
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MiUiner,

Millinery rel Drsse- Making.
MRS. j. c. BASRI --s-t near Cherry.
MBS. THkES, u y slu.l4rT street.
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Auction and CODsasissioR Merchants.
WINSTRAD. SHIELDS 4 CO., 8; Public Square
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Druggists.
A. Il. COUSINS a CO., corner Broad and Cherry
streets.
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WE learn to climb by keeping our eyes
not on the hills that lie behind, but on the
mountains that rise before rs.
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Music and Musical Instruments.
Z. DORHASk CO.. 50 Church street.
J. A. MCCLURE 4 BR0., Y North Cherry St
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PlasteTiR9 eId CalS0miniRg.
JOSEPH EHAETT, No. 50 n. cor. Public Square.
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Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
s. POWERS SON, % Public Square.
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COUNTY LEGISLATIVE TICKETI
For senator From Davidson,
JOSEPH D. WADE.
rar senator from Davidson and:WiI-
son,
H.R. BUCHANAN.
For Representatives,
JOHN NJ. LEA,
ED. H. EAST,
,TNO. II. ANDERSON,
c. C. GIERS.
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Plumbers, Qas aEd Steam Filters.
DAVID GREHAR. 81 and 81 Church street.
HENDERSON BROS q CO., 70 ". Cherry street
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Retail Dry Goods.
THOMPSON BROS & KELLY, n N. Summer st.
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Mattress Manufacturer.
Ed. H. MILLER, North College street.
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La T CHANGER

THIS ENTERPRISE Is CONDUCTED BIT
Il the Masonic Relief Association Of NorfOlk
Va, under authority of the Virginia Legisla-
ture, (aet passed March 8, 1879.
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Furniture and CarnetS.

OUR SALE, THIS MORNING, is VERY
" attractive. We will sell large lot OF Fur
niture, both Bedroom and Parlor Sets; one
Piano and 10 fine Brussels and all-wOOl Carpets,
all new, together with our USUAL line Of Gro
ceries, Queensware and Glassware, at our Auc-
ton Room, No. q North College street.
BARNES & CO,
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$4,000 Tickets-e,OOO Cash Gift4.
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Real Estate AGe-ts.
ARLINGTON, FkRRAR \ WEAKLEY, IS North
Colege,Sueet-
TH0S. c. LLENDER. 50 North Cherry street.
JANIS HICKMAN, No IS Church ST., Maxwell
House.
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Auction Sale Of Cut Stock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE
To
COAL DEALERS.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP
- to Oct. 10 for furnishing the City Water
works with Coal for the present Municipal year:
The Coal to be the kind known as good Nut
Coal, to be delivered at the WaterWorks in
quantities not less than seven thousand
bushels per month, or as the Committee on
WaterYOrks may direct.
Parties securing the contract will be required
to give bond, with good security, for the faith
full compliance with the contract.
The Committee reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids-tO be left with
b. j. MCCARTHY,
ocl3 I'd Chairman WaterwOrks Committee.
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FOR SALE.

A FRUIT FARM OF As ACRES, IN FULL
N view, and only three ana half miles from
city, containing thousands of bearing fruit
trees, of all varieties common to this climate,
improved by three-rOOm frame house, cistern,
stables, etc. Price, s., $50, on easy terms. The
fruit of itself is worth the money. Land rich.
F. HAGAN, Agent,
oc17 2t 70 n. Cherry st.
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New Advertisements.
TIE MASON 81 AMLNORGAN co.
81 HAMLN ORGAN co.

| N0EE VnRTU Send Cox free farm
OUluE NUM- IA, pamPhlet-4U about
| RI,rglaad. County map, % cents.
| !. f.. MANCHA, EastOn, Md.
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Rising Above Encouragement.

There l. always way out Of discourage
ment. Conviction that our course J.
right. constancy OF purpose. an invincible
determination never 10 submit or yield.
and a calm reliance on Divine Providence
may sustain us i'm "A lofty attitude. II We
will wait with patience for the element OF
time to work in our affairs. the difficulties
may disappear Of themselves. and We lind
clear path where we had anticipated only
insurmounfable obstacles. While We are
waiting we will find it easy 10 draw profit
able lessons from the careers OF the great
men OF the world. from the life Of freder-
ick tn. Great. embraced in the seven years
war. and from the history Of William the
Silent as given by Motley in his Rise Of the
Dutch Republic; and we may live over
again with Washington the days Of alley
Forge or conduct with Nenophon the Re-
treat Of the Ten Thousand. They all are
examples TO Us that we. through faith and
patience. may inherit the kingdom Of the
brave. the resolutc, the hopeful, the pa
tent.
Discouragement oftenest overtakes those
whose lives pass in the petty details of
commonplace existence. The mother
whose narrow round of duty confines her
to the range Of two or three rooms the
primary teacher whose lif,. passes In the
monotony of the school room the me
chanic whose days are filled with activity
that never varies-these typical individuals
find il hard to keep buoyant. hopeful. fresh
and resolutc But this j. just what they
must do or dwindle into Cyphers.
This current j. not so difficult to set in
motion a. many people think. What must
he done in daily life we all find time to do.
Now put intellectual and moral growth
among the musts and the current j. start
ed. Instead Of suffering the mind while
busy with routine work 10 dwell on tribes.
on petty troubles. or to drift whittier II
will. let some subject Of interest occupy IL.
The intellectual heroes Of antiquity had
few books, but they did vast amount ~
thinking. and TO good purpose. We live
in the same world they did. and have ~
addition all the accumulated wisdom ofthe
ages that have interviewed To draw upon.
OF all things when the mood 81 dis
couragemeDf ovcrtakes one. h. should
think Of anything and everything else than
his own troubles. and more than this.
should take measures at once 70 follow
new currents OF thought and feeling.
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FOREIGN.

The yellow fever has broken out at Mazat-
Ian. Mexico, and assumed an epidemic form.
Advices from the north Of Spain, received
in London on the ist. say that there are signs
Of breaking up Of the Carlist army. Sew
eral insurgent leaders had surrendered; and
il was reported that others were shot by or
der Of Don Carlos for demanding a cessation
Of hostilities.
BY dispatch from Rio Janeiro, LIST, we
learn that IN instruction has broken out at
Bueno- Ayres, in consequence Of an alleged
fraudulent conduct Of the late presidential
election. General Mitre l. at the head OF the
insurgents.
\ barge lying in the Regents Canal, near
the Geological Gardens, London, loaded with
four tons Of gunpowder. was blown up on the
morning o. the "a. killing a number Of per-
sons wounding many, and SCATTERING the
bridges and houses in the vicinity. A num-
her 81 animals IN the geological Gardens were
killed. and % great was the panic consequent
upon the disaster, that Il l. said several per-
sons died from fright.
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A New Baby Hoax.

A paying hoax was played a few days
since. says Clarksville CORES pondent of
the Louisville Courier Journal, upon the
family relatives OF one of our young mar
ried men who had the good fortune Tor
bad fortune whichever wav the reader con-
strues I'D OF having an addition 10 his fam
lily in she shape Of boy weighing nine
pounds ayOirdupois. A friend of the par
ents directed pOstal-car1 10 each OF the
uncles and aunts OF the little chap bearing
upon it back these few lines:
Sc has new baby at his house
named after YOU"
In few days letters of congratulation
began 10 pour In. A gentleman from Lou
isville. one of the uncles, sent by express
a beautiful silver cup. accompanied by
these words: II thank you for the honor
thai my finances will not permit me TO ac-
cept very often from my numerous rcla-
tiyes." Another. writing from Paducsah,
feels ''highly gratified that you should
name your boy after me. and il il bears in
reality my name. and il not named just
foriy-tiye years after me. you can draw
upon me for his first boots and | will honor
the draft" Tie 'smelta nice" An aunt
of the infant. writing from Hopkinsyille.
Nv. says You know not how gratified
! am that YOU have named your little girl
after me. am not well now. but as soon
a. | am able 10 venture out upon the
streets shall acknowledge tho honor in a
more becoming manner" An uncle at
Erin. Tenn. writes kiss the baby for
me. do not know how To thank you.
A soon a | can find time TO dig several
pounds of ginseng. | will send my little
names.lke present. And thus they con-
tinue "a come from all sections, a. the
family j. quite numerous. The baby j. a.
yet unnamed. and if il receives the name
Of each one who has sent present. there
l. slim show for it, future existence.
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II has been ascertained that 3 party Of
Young Usage. numbering somewhere from
forty-iye TO sixty-five, crossed the Arkansas
River below the mouth 81 Salt Fork on the
18Th ult-. and crossed the Fort sill trail on the
9Th. near skeleton Greek. going west. II wss
feared that an alliance wa. meditated between
the Young O-ages and the Cheyennes and
Comanches. who were known to BE- IN that
vicinity.
Captain Collins. 81 the Kansas militia. dis
covered fh- DIAL Do-iie- o. i've buffalo hunters
recently. from Reno, In the northwestern part
ofciark county. The were all scalpei, and
their horses Killed.
The Nevada Independents have headed
their State iii Net with Bradley, the Democrat
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Sometimes the mood il purify tho nsult
of bodily conditions, and peQuir,oIbr IN
cure sleep or exercise ia the ol.en sir. "a
change Of diet. or simple Naidng tll n
passes away Of Itself Whsnit spnngs
from causes not connected Win tir holy.
then the cure must b. spiritual or Intellect
tual An intensely interesting novel. visi-
Iaiion among thu poor, constant inter-
course with fresh minds. change Of Gone.
travel. the study Of science new To the pa.
tient. anything that will absorb the brain
and keep II from consuming itself l. good
medicine.
The world IL fun OF sunshine and heauty.
'.It j. right, meet. AMI our bounden duty''
that we should open our hearts 10 all the
soothing, healing. invorating influences of
the sky that bends over Is IN snchanging
love. the balmy air. the happy chirp ~ in
Vulnerable insects. the ten thousand voices
with which nature speaks Ia him whose
ears are opened 10 receive her gentle teach
ings.
This brief essay Is written with the earn
est hope that il may be- helpful not only 10
the three or four whose letters il IL inien-
ded 20 answer. hut TO others who find
themselves grown weary and discouraged
in bearing the inevitable burdens OF this
mortal siate.-NcC York T'1btms.
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persons were iniured.

n is high time that EngliShmen Were
taught 10 speak and write English. The
half OF the population of these islands l.
about a. uninrelligible TO the other half as
il il were talking Welsh. a Yorkshire
and a Deyonshire peasant thrown into
company would not understand each
other As readily as an Irishman and a
Highlander talking Gaelic To each other.
Even amongst the people who are fairly
educated. and who live in those large cir
Giles Of population In which provincialisms
are supposed 20 die out. the English Ian
guage j. subjected to serious ill-treatment.
Half the country members Of the House
Of Commons omit the final consonant in
words ending with ing. Many OF them
talk Of Indiar. The tricks PLAYED with
the letter which are common in many
social circles do not appear. as rule, in
Parliament. except whore the rural rep
resentative has to pronounce such word
as .'behind." II would be an ignominious
thing If thirty millions of japanese were
to be- found speaking better English than
the English themselves. However. the
eastern nations have an odd habit OF imi-
tation. Every one knows the story Of the
Chinese tailor who made a coat according
to pattern by initiating all the rents I'm ir;
and perhaps the japanese will take the
English language as 1t is, reproducing all
the current faults Of pronunciation.
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"A Rhode Island clergyman says that
meeting a good woman soon after a great
railway horror. she exclaimed. ION. Mr..
-. such terrible thing has happened
The engine and cars on the -- road col
lapsc,l. and before they could eXecrate the
passengers twenty OF them We're sophisti-
gaf..I
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"A ~ad case OF poisoning by toadstools
occurred recently at Oak Park. near Chi
cago. Two boys, named Palmer kellogg
and Kellogg Doane, picked LOT Of toad
stools. thinking they were mushrooms.
They Induced the nurse girl al young
Doane's home % cook them, and then
the three partook Of the poisonous dish.
They were taken sick at once. and grew
rapidly worse. and young Kellogg died.
IL wa~ thought that Doane and the girl
would recover.
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The closing price Of gold in New York, on
the 5th. was Iie Is.
The Grand Hotel al Saratoga was burned
20 the ground on the 1t. Los on building
$4,000. and on furniture $500 600. the latter
insured for s65g0. The Grand Union and
Congress Hotel. were only saved by the
greatest exertion.
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher returned 70
Brooklyn from his summer vacation on the
81. and met with grand ovation from hi
friends a. the regular Friday night prayer
meeting in Plymouth Church. which was
filed 70 0yerfowing.
Following l. the comparative cotton state
meuf for the week ending Oct. >.
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Mr.. Beecher appeared before the Grand
Jury At Brooklyn on the 81. and certified to
the correctness OF the charges contained in
the indictments found sgainsi Messrs- Tilton
and Moulion for libel. The indictments were
subsequently presented to the Court " >e~-
sions and the Jury was discharged.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher prea-hed to IN
immense congregation At Plymouth Church
on the 9Th. snd thousands were unable to oh
tain admiitance 10 the building.
While number Of Texan steers were be-
ing driven through the lower portion q New
York City. on the evening o. the fth. they
became infurizisd by the noise and lights. and
eight Of them broke from the drovers. rush
ing in various directions. and before the steers
were shct nearly fifty people were injured.
some seriously.
Business circles Of New York City were
greatly sgitafed on the 9Th. by the rumors II
impending troubles in all departments OF
trade and suspensions Of houses whose SOL
vency bad heretofore been undoubted. Ia
consequence Of the rumors stocks were con-
siderAbly depressed.
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Following i = rec4Pitulation OF the public
debt statement. October 1:
S,x r-r cent tsouds o.. -. ~. so
FIve pr cent bonds 5l1 ,1sa, 80
Total coin bonds ------------ tss-t,---'s~N
Lawn money debt. lt.sss,ooo
~ ns.,.'T s@n SsTi notes. s-s.oSs.4o1
C@rtiacare= OF dept 50, 1900
FracgionAl ourrency so,.ls1l.
CAR CERTIFICATES -nstl2suD
Total witnuut lnterest-- Ml.a.- .v1
10 debt ..-.............. :, 20. ~ -
rotsi interest," ................... g. rel.i
Cash in Treasury
Currency Is, us. 40
Special deposits held
for redemption OF
certificates Of de-
by i.w S.S5o.cco
Total N Treasury. lG,e.o, a-
nrhf les cash IN Treasury -..... AIS. "a, ~,
p.rr-x~r during s.pt@mher . 45.sE
Bonds issu-d 10 PAciac Railroad
companies interest payable In
lawful moaey principal out -
rnrsr..s accrued and not ye, paid So
Interest paid BY United stats 2+,xo, -
~ r.iis &c y $50 SIS
BalAnoe OF interest paid byU. s. l-.s as
The marriage Of Thomas W. Fitch, OF the
Engineer Corps Of the United States Navy.
and Mis- Maria Ewing sherman, daughter OF
General sherman. took place st ST. Aloy-ius
Church. Washington. on the ist. Archbishop
Purcell. Of Cincinnati. officiating. President
Grant and the members OF his Cabinet, be-
sides MANY other distinguished persons. and
Officers Of the army and navy were present.
The Acknowledgement has sent the follow
fng circular 10 United States Msrshals in the
Southern States in whose districts armed bod
ies Of men have committed. or are threaten
ing TO commit. acts Of violence and bloodshed !:
DEPARTMENT % JUsricE, wAsHISeroS. D.
C. ~eg1srnn~r "a. lisa sir ] would sUgzy =
thai Il tho=e points wn-re United states troops
ar or nav D. stationed IN your district --,rhe
prudent and fearless perron, IN whose jur<rn' M
yOu have confidence. aud whpfn tne p~Opiy r.
sptcr. may - appointed A. depufy marshal,
O. act ~ once in the arrest OF parties committing
OufrAzes IN the vicinity, 20 mat II may
not y necessary IN such cases 70 sens
for You before troops can be u.si
for the purpose 81 2rresrinz those who are guilty
al vio Ailug the laws Of the Z nted States. This
OF course, sill not b necessary when you Are
easily accessible, nut Wuerr frtrot'- are placed a.
remote points heiore necessary communication
n 10 tn crime committed can be made. tnr
onsnders- - = general rule, have an opportun-
at % e@cap-- l1u VIII give tn deEutie= the
Necessary instruct rs A. 70 procuring warrants,
and 7 need not rep-Af that % Is important
thkf ron should delegate this power 10 none but
careful and Fespouslbie persons. Very respect
fully
Crosses II. WILLIAMS, Attorney-GenerAl
Elmer q. Wa~hburn. Of Chicago has been
appointed Chief Of the Secret Service Bureau.
President Grant and family leff Washington
on the 81 He j. TO attend the St Louis Fair.
the unveiling Of the lincoln statue at Spring
field, and finally the wedding Of MS son, Col.
Frederick ID. Grant. At Chicago. during his
absence from the Capital.