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C,RESH GOODS EVERY DAY
IL AT
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Fresh STRAWBERRIES, Country BUTTER
Creole EGGS. Pure HONEY, Gilt Edge Goshen
BUTTER, choice Sugar cured HAMS, and all other
family groceries at the lowest possible prices Jeis
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| board of departure FOR Brownsville, Texas, Ha-
| vana, Cuba and Bra tSantiago.)
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same as
O. W. RINGGOLD, Postmaster.
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i lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon established in 1851 and has Away,
maintained the reputation of being of the most
genteel, orderly. well kept and popular establish
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are alwaye
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 10A A. M. to ~ Pm.
There is q cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is fav orite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old "Sam's Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department. ap24 1y
SrAk FLAMING MILL
LUMBER YARD
Corner Caniope and Rampant Streets Zone square
above the New Basin,)
NICHOLAS CONNELL, Proprietor
Always on hand large assortment of Rough Vel
low Pine Lumber, Cypress, etc.. etc. Also dressed
flooring ceiling, etc, weather boards. sashes, doors
blinds and moudings
Orders left at Box 49, Mechanics and Dealers Ex
change will meet with prompt attention. my4 6m
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND OHIaAse
RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROETR,
TRAINS depart and arrive as follows
Fro1n Calliope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. $50 A. M. Express. 1880 r. n
Mail ...... $50 P. N. Mail. 1880 A. IL
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars through 10 BE-,
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati. ~
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given st m
Camp street, corner Common.
,r,.,, A. D. SHELDON. Assns,
~. - Ene.rl'. tenI Manager ap1a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

breath and cars sharpened bv fearful nm
tclpation, listened until we could nonr IN.
deep silence OF tina, LONG. long nIrht-ws
neith"" saw nor heard any more Of tho
" little hannorcrs."
DEATH To AytNtfa
Tho morning came n leur'h. on who,
an axe It Wis coming. Mr. Hart ..,lejms
~ wo were waiting for the mnrn,rv fnr,I
H. had heard knocking he aud. bad com.
olrdpd 1t might be- the Ir-crho Il ipo In
borcrs' hammers from tho miun- so closs
to us. Toe miners We. NOT at works. AMI
no hamncring came from them, uui host
told IT,. with a. sign nCaut sm Leaf tl.o rost
OF his family. The adventures oi lhruipbt
were nov rccIuut"l aud tuk.t over
They were nos strange, nor cvru alarming
to the miucrr. The two lads declared
they had "fine fun with the ham.
merets' lanterns though they ackuowi.
edged they htd never seen TIA" littl. men.
but plenty of others had, they said. aui
" they Wouldn't part compIuv with Them
for nothing for they were famous vuiles
to the spots whore the rIcuost lo.ic. Of
metal lay. Tie women, too, spoke OF heir
appearance with Indifference. "rney
g me often" they said; aud though they
cut up now and then, THROWING things
around like, they were only Ia fun. and
never did any harm, except to the ANIMALS
they had. They thought somehow they
did not like dogs or cats, for they 'uldut
Keep any they elfhcr ran away or died
sdIdeuiy. They didn't expect they add.
ell, TO keep tins kitten long.
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A Black Bear in Milford, Penn.

MILFORD, Dec. THE Inhabitants of the
western sac OF this village were startled this morning
by the appearance of huge black bear, which walked
boldly down Wator street II came from the noun.
tAs crossed the hawkl Crock on the ice,
rms H. the tenth bear Pie county tlis Fail
lumber mill,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

AT the meeting Of tho PreHbytOrinn
Synod in Oakland, Friday evening, tho
ntinirs Of the San Francisco Presbytery-
md the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge were eI-
nmined. Each member Of tho P1esby-
terry was called upon to state how hs
voted III tile matter, and his reasons for
so doing, cnch being allowed O three
minutes speech for that purpose. The
Presbytcry members then retired and
the Synod discussed tho matter. Nearly
every member spoke ON the subject,
and tho ballot which followedIrcsultsd IN
rcinstnting Mr.. Woodbridge and reyers-
ing the editict Of the PTcsbytery by .
vote Of % TO 10.
Rev. DIR. Woodbridge presented the
report OF the Committee OH Narrative Of
tho State OF Religion in the Synod
bounds. While recognizing the dcpioru-
ble prevalence of wickcdneEs IN our
midst. The report recounts numerous
Ierlvnis OF religion, and an addition Of
fOO members. The churches hnve in.
creased from l05 10 II5, and tho min
listers from lilo to l25.
At q o'clock tho meeting adjourned
to meet again in tho Prcs6yterian
Church in Snn jose, at half pnat 7
O'CLOCK OF the first Thursday evening in
October, 1876.
Tho stage from Florence, Arizona,
was stopped by three robbers, armed
with Shotguns, at Rn carly hour ON tho
morning Of the 2nd inst, about eigh-
teen miles from TINT place. h man by
tho nnmG OF Bullock was robbed OF 81.
iOo, but saved u larger amount OF green
backs, bGsidCs Is quantity Of bullion In
his trunk. this is tho first stage robbsd
since the wickenburg aifnir sOmo years
ago.
Another shipment OF soventy.hvo burs
Of bullion, weighing 1893 poundhi md
valued ut S2lG, SYg ~, was made from the
Consolidated Yirsinin mine last evening.
This shipment, added to tho previous
shipments since the lust dividend, Hwells
the amount 80 fur for the fiscal month
toSl, ,Sl2,3l2. 23-tho largest amount
ever prOduccd III the sa,nU time by any
ono mine un the Comstock. .--rG. Chron.
icie Oct. oh.
4 letter received horo yesterday from
Carson says there uIu twenty -BsVen
cases ahead Of Rover's TO be decided by
tho supreme Court unless II passes sun,o
Of tloin and takcs il ur, Il will 10 somo
h"i" OCioAc IL VIII uo ueclucu. lh0
Supreme court being tho highcst trib-
unnl in tho State, docs nothing In a
hurry. .-Siirsr STATE.
TnE manager Of tho California Thentet
in San Francisco, Barton Hill, has of.
ercd it OH Wednesday, October 2otb. for
tho benefit Of tho Tokaa sufferers, and
Doninick Murray hns also offered hiI
services. Tho liberal offer has boon sc-
ccptcd.
TnE annual meeting OF tho Church Of
Christ IN California Is now In progress
near the town II woodvillo, Yolo county.
a brakeman named Dccklcy WAS run
over and killed at Tnmnrnck on the Con.
trail Pacific night before last
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

| The excitement over the recent eleck
ION was at fever hight last evening.
Numbers OF Officials gathered to hear
the dispatches read. Shortly after
midnight the excitement Rubsided and
the large crowd dispersed.
CHICAGO. Ill.,, Oct. -.
The election returns received from
Ohio. Iowa md Nebraska indicate that
they have gone Republican. The Inst
gubcrnatorinl election in Ohio, in 1873.
gave tho Democratic candidate llI,65i
and the Republican candidate 2l3,63G
votcs, and as the difference was only
SSl, the reported lnrge Republican
gains will very easily overcome that.
The returns from Iowa. claim 35,OOO
Republican minority, and the Demo-
Gratis concedc $4,000, while the latest
returns give the Republican 81, 900
Nebraska hns gone Republican, with
out question, by from 5000 to 10000.
a special from Des Ioina cnrly this
morning states that the Republican
majority is $4,000. The Regi5tsr tho
Republican organ, claims q large gain.
The head Of the State Committee claims
that at points away from telegruphie
communication they have heavy gains,
and there is much delay in returns.
The Republicans, in convention, nro
more excited thnn at any other iiIno in
several years, aud Chicago Republicans
nre encouraged beyond expectation.
-'--s4=s. E7,,-sys OMAHA, NED, Oct. Is.
The election yesterday were ouiut.
Much scratching was done on the State
tickets. The voting wus for new
Constitution, three Supreme Judges.
anu board Of Regents for. The Uniycr-
sity. All the Republican Candidates aro
elected by abont 5,OUO majority,- and
the new Constitution is adopted by tho
same majority.
CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct. IS.
&c out Of GS precincts in this county
gave Allen, 1896. The majority for
the Republican county ticket rnnRca
from 2,S0O to 5000, the returns from
the remainins precincts will not mat.
terllily altrr those figures. - III,
The 1Tmt' regards the Republican
triumph simply uu honest attempt to
preserve the public faith and nation
III honor. The decision of Ohio must
be followed by similar Nerdicls in
other States. There will be no doubt
about Pennsylvania, nnd mono about
New York. ~.
Columbus special snys Hayes ma
Jority will he about five thousand in the
State, but the Republicans say he will
have from 10000 to l5,OU0. Up to al
III. Huycs' net guin in forty-ssYen pre-
cincts i'll Columbus Was 4.7B1.
A Cleveland special says the nepubli-
cans haVe made heavy gains In tho
western counties nnd tho majority in
that county is 4, ,8Ol. ..
Latest returns estimate Hayes ma
jority at 1900. ....
llHmilton goes Republican. The
Germans vote pretty solid for Hayes.
PARIS, Oct. Is.
There has been duel near thia city
between two young Americans. Riggs
aud Prime. Paine was wounded Rlight-
ly III tho nrm. The cause was family
quarrel.
LONDON, Oct. IL.
1t is rumnred that the Porte has Of
fered Gladstone E5O,000, Stearling,
yenrly, to establish sound financial
administration in Turkey.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

CYRACUSr MINING CoMpASY-LocATIov
- OF principal place of business, HIko, New:
location of works. Grand Junction Mining Dis.
iTict. Elko County. SryadA Notice. IA
hereby given, That at meeting Of the Directors
held on the 9Th day Of October, 1875, an ansess.
nicnt tSo. ~ Of Three Gents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Cf the CORPORATION,
payable immediately TO the Secretary ia United
in Elko. Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the aih day OF Soyemb, r
1879, VIII IL, delinquent, and advertised for
raln at public auction. and unless payment Is
made before, Will he soli on FRIDAY. IN.
2G'h day of November. 1875, to pay the delin.
lnsnt assessment, t"Scthrr with costs OF AL.
T-rtislng and expenses Of sale IIy order OF
the board Of Dir, c;ors.
std !. oSTREICHER, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

CHAMPION GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company: Location nf principal place q.
business. flkn. Elku County, Standardization
of works. Grand Junction Mining district, IlLu
County. Nevada. NOTICES hereby given tha
1t nrrting of the Board nf Trustees, held on
y uf three cents Irr sharc was levied ur,on thr
capital stock Of the corporation, pay able InIrC-
hiary Ia tnitcI States gold cOIII. In the SrcTc.
taTE at the Cihcc Of the company, United States
I.lmd ohrc. klko, Nevada.
Any stocks upon which this assessment shall
remain nnIlaii GU Ihr 2;i,l day uI October, lsT5,
vial u" delinquent, aud will be advertised for
ra'c Ht pnbiic ndction, and unless pay m-nt Is
mad" before will be f"ld un MONDAY tile 2l,l
day NJ November. 1855 to pay the delinquent ns.
hcs>U"tt. together with costs of advertising and
expenses VI sal". Isy order Of the Trustees.
JOHN s. NAYHUGH. Secretary.
OFFICE u. =. Land Ofice EIlo, Sev. s2
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FRANK SWIFT, Sccrt,ar
DELINQUENT SALE.

TIIGER MINISG CoMrASY-iOCATGoN or
principal place Of business, San Francisco
california: location of works, CoruucopIn Min.
Ing District. tlko County. SrYada.-No,icr there
Is uthhqf"nt upon the following described
A"ck. ulI account Of nskrSsInrni no. u, levied
"h the 3lst day "f August. 1875. the several
amounts s"t nrIusiic The names Of the respect.
I've shatchOih' RS. ns follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE.

I)ASTElEn MINING GUNPASY-fOCATIoS
OF principal plnce OF business, san Fran.
CISCO California; location Of works CorlIucopIa
Aining district. ElLo county. Nevada Notice
there ts delinquent upon the following tcs-
rTibcd stock on account Of assessment IN II
leNird Oh the 1lst day OF August. 1875, the
several amounts set opposite the narues Of The
respective shareholders. ms follows:
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R llpEt1 7 t1lre
Dr, j. L. ROWe'S
PATENT
ELASTIC Truss !.
No mnrr nIcinIIr T'rus.rs Isrd!
No mare Suffering FINN Iron iIunu,
." steel SprIngSi

I'HE ELASTIC TEIi$SES AEr. SOW SI.pun-
srding all others. mniur adopted ,yrry.
"mrr hy The leading rhysirinus aid surgeon.
hli over tho land The superiority ~ iiirs. In.
htnu"nis oNrr all Uth' 'rs nd'uilI II nu arm.
m'ht. Their p'rturt alrptabIlity Ia all kinds
"I IlnrlutC and the rH"Ctuni relief uvrr all
metal lbs tnim"niE tg ndmiith rNTrlyhrrr
rom iltr fact that II Ia worn without iurnnyru.
"n'c whatever, Un ih' following basis
iN-Th"ro arc no springs To press upon g. In.
)ntc III" back.
N-It IL simrlc in construction AMI moi liable
"It rul II nrtIrr.
uH-H 10 m"rr durlbin than any other and
r,"lr"al prfCct JnIs4 ever Invented.
lh" pressure "a uuirr the control nf the
f.nh II all times
iLr ~ has none Of the injurious rCnulIs uf
m'alc iruRs"I
ofL,,, tnnEill perform radical cures when ni
suJ y hw"tn with cAs" aud rotnfuTt nirhl
str !, which ran not hc said ttuthIully Of
"''ail" Truss Whatever.
T,,h'pti'ncN shows that nlI tcmrcrr,l srrIpr
,a,o h'c'Ss1iily pr'Ss hInu nii often d,a
r,JL,un.i't "t The body that before vcIr In
,ib,, h,aIthy condition. iumhirn and
fr,n, 'In'lly distressing nilmruis are not mn,
in ,Et",'y W." oilnruwth nf rici prra4,,. O.. aud
,I |'' vi H'lH iirt u becomes n iniIirr nf ,irrid
tib,o ''hn'h'o- 4" avoid Ike calarniiic, II pos.
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DELINQUENT SALE,

y tion Of PRINCIPAL plare Of business, Sau
fFancisc', California; location of works. C0rnu.
rnliA Whining District. EikO Co., Nevada. No
cr-ihcrc IL ''linquent upon the following
described stock an ace ,uut 1i asses. mrut ISn
u levied Oh thc :ilSt day Of AuSut 1875 the suy-
'rAi amounts sct Opposite the EaIncs OF the rcs-
prcii'c shareholders, IS follows:
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=, And In accordance with law and an or,lcr Of
The Bo'rii ~ Directors rIadc on the .;Ist day OF
august 1919. 70 many shlrrs uf each parcel Of
such stock us may bo Necessary win nc .nIJ -
rnhltc auction. ut The sale room Of NJ bore 4
t".. NO j26 Pine Street. San FrInriRco, Cali.
i"rniI. ON TUESDAY, the 18th day Of OrtnLcr
1879 NJ oclIcE T.. III. { said day, 20 ray said
d'liup ctt ArEessuncnt thereon. together with
evhis ui AiVrrtisng nnd eIp0n,cz Of sale.
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
orfIcE-lt0nm No. {. Hay wards building, No
tl' California Street, San Francisco CailIuTuia.
UI.td
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Sl2hi MN" SILVER MINING COMPANY
- Location nf principal place of ln sinI IS. San
iranci"c". California; IUCatiGn II works Spruce
Mont Mining District. EhO county, Nevada.
-N"iicc.-lhrfr are delinquent upnn tho fol.
lowing described Einrk, on account Of aSsrss
ncn' Vt" i"l levied On the IliI day Of sept.
1870 the several amounts sCi oppusitG the names
oi thc respective sharc-hnllcr-. as follows:
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No. M

And In accordance with Law and all order Of
tho Beard Oi Directors. made On the 9Th day Of
SrJirnh"r, iEih. 40 many shares cf each iar.
eel nf such stock may he necessary will br
SOLD NJ public auction. At the nilicc nt tho Com.
rnut, Rooms &c II. NcrChants' Exchange. CaI.
iiurnin street. San Francisco. CaiiIornia, on
SATURDAY. III" 2hi day nf October. isTa, at
the hour "f "iIr O'clock I IN. oT sad day 10 p.y
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
Will costs OF advertising and eIpouseS OF sale
LOUIS KArLAS. Sccrrt.ry.
OrrIrr-lln"ms 20 K AZ. Merchants HI.
change California Street. San Francisco. Cal
oll.td
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LIvErpooL, Oct. IL.

The cotton market is firm; sales, A.
600 bales, Midling uplands Gl3-l6.
Flour unchanged. Wheat, steady.
Corn. full prices.
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LONDON, Oct. Id.
1t is rumnred that the Porte has Of
fered Gladstone E5O,00O, Stearling,
yenrly, to establish n sound financial
administration in Turkey,
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Sheridan In fraIand.

The Dublin Nation, the leading jour
nal of Ireland, in o recent article, cha-
racterizes the treatment of .the Southern
States sinoe the closeof the war by the
Republican party as scarcely less than
monstrous. Referring to the dispersion
of the Louisiana Legislature by the
United States troops. it says that cvcn
Bismarck might have hesitatcd at the
armed invasion and overthrow of a legis-
lativc chamber. The fact that it was nm
lrlshman who figured most disgrnccfully
In the consummntion Of these outrnges is
we'll calculated to fill all Irishmen with
shame and indignation, and make those
who professed any admiration for him
hang their heads for this brutal Haynau
OF the America Hungary. Quoting She
ridan's Infamous despatch, suggesting to
tho President to issne proclamation do
olnring the people of Louisiana banlitti,
and to leave tho rest to him, tho Nation
stands appalled, 6. the reGnisition to
have people delivered up to slaughter.
Even in the heart of war, such an afro
city would arouse tho whole human race
to protest. It hastens to disown the
proposer of this worse than tyranny, this
oold-blooded political. vengeance, rs no
1rishmap in honor and feeling, whatever
may have been his lineage. And it nc
cepts it as n satisfaction and consolation,
that the name of Ireland has been saved
from the pollution of identification with
Sheridan's conduct, by the manly and
noble protests of every organ Of Irish
opinion in the United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-23

HOTEL ARRIVALS, March Ca Wheele,.
House-Admiral j. Alden, Washington; :;
2. Forbes, New York; Walter s. Turner.
Augusta; j. B. Granger, E. B. Wipoins.
Wilmington; j. H McDeyitt, w. P.
Leavy, W. N. Hancock, L. Broddie, CITY:
F. M. West. Wilmington; M. Sulsbacher,
city; H. III. Foote, New York; Judge
Green, g. H. Brown, j. 8. Fillebrown,
city; VIM. Haas, Pa; @. A. Darling,
Greenville; J. w. Seton, Baltimore; Dr..
s. Angle, Charlotte; G.. Volgers, Ga. G.
A. Bollin, John T. Sloan, James Canton,
city; L. E. Duvall, Louisville; G. p.
Webam, j. N. Walker, D. T. Fry, N. O.;
G. G.. Phillips and wife, VIM. Sampson
and wife, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Ann
Arbor; N. g. Wilson, j. Orcutt, New
York; E. F. Thomas, Baltimore; z. T.
England, N. T.; W. s. GTamiing, Chas.
Waohtel. Ga; J. D. Blanding, Sumter;
Foster Blodgett, Newberry; John NJ
Timball, T. j. Tuomey, Sumter. j. w.
Smith, Bennettsville; +. L. Heriot, Suna-
ter. /" = Ae $ "a
Hendrir Hoase-J. D. Witherspoon, j.
+. Porter, Sumter; 8. R. Ohinnis,s N. C. :
II. d. Wilson, P. NJ. Spence, Ridgeway: :
G. r. Osborn, p. H. Haines, F. G. FoaTd .,
N. c.; j. T. Griffith, Baltimore; M. Aal,
Philadelphia. ~. -, ' ,
Mansion House--W. s. Durham, city
G.. J.. Blackwell, Ga; G. Warren, Schaf-
ford Spring; H. II. Ta1fent, Charlotte; g.
F. McGregor, city; o. B. Warwick, q.
s. A; W. A, Linbecker, Ninety Six; J..
n. Walsh, Ridgeway; L. u. White, Az
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PHTNIxIASA.- Discomfort is the moth
of human happiness.
1t is the duty of every person to make
himself agreeable in the sight of Others.
" If there be pride which ia in itself a
virtue, it is the pride of intellectually.
This will outweigh all pride of wealth
and ancestry.
Tho march Of life is sometimes long
and weary, but beyond the shadows lie
sweet fields of rest
Kind words, spoken in the right time
and place. do more to heal the wounded
spirit than all the gold this world can
give.
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SENATE.

.aAs they started to. jail with, negro in
Tarboro, N. G., recently, his appearance
excited suspicion and he WAS examined.
az carried q large piece Of corn bread
WITHIN which was a snail file and seve.
raj nails, his half was also finely. done
up with nails, adroitly concealed. ''' NN'
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LIST OF NEW ApvEaT1sEMENrs.

LIST OF NEW ADvEaTIsEMENrs.
Hardy Solomon-Fresh Arrivals.
II. & s. Beard-Auction.
r. Hnnnnn-For Sale.
TO the Firemen.
Extra Communication Richland Lodge
G. r. Franklin-Cock Fighting.
A. BIO Rent.
Coming Revolution. "
Meeting Board Trustees A. F. NJ. 30
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.'There is .taliE;" an ,exphange ,tslls us

There is .tallE" an Axehapge ,tsIls us,
that aen. BStier d 60 be HSgd HSpde On One Of
Grants sconHtithtioHal adwaers.6 And
pray what does Grant want With ccnsti-
'tnttllo3n.dhi'a ". advisers? Advise Him to break
'tha Constitution, and he will tell you he
q fhaaI A4 already broken It; advise him not to
break i, iaRRd lAe' will tell 'yoH the advice
cis unnecessary, as,he has scaroely left a
fragment of Ii thaE is worth breaking. 4 :.
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without an I'd" S''0 - RF'