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NOTICE.

], JAMES c. TOWNSEND, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing tc the
Honorable Judges Of the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and fer New Castle
County, upon Monday. the 10th day of May
next being the. first day Of the May Term, A..
D. 1875, for license to keep an Inn or Tavern
known as the Townsend House, in the vii
lage of Townsend, School District No. 81,
New Castle County, Delaware, and to sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, 10 be drunk on the premises; and the
following freeholders, residents of said School
District, recommend this application, to-wit
Samuel Townsend, James C. Wilson,
Gideon E. Barlow, John D. Carter,
Israel Guukel, David Wells,
Sam'l T. Bouchell, Charles Burns,
Joshua D. Townsend, John B. Keller,
William B. Hollis, Sam'l E. Townsend,
John CHM.
JAMES C. TOWNSEND
Townsend, April 8, 1875.
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its fate, but my impressions are favor
able to its adoption. The commission
ers are not yet appointed, and until
that is done we shall know very little
il regard to the kind or amount Of the
different articles to be furnished for ex-
hibition, but feel very sure our in
dustries will be very largely repre-
sented, according to the population Of
our State. It is entirely too soon to
make any calculation as yet in regard
to the matter, but whenever the Legis-
lature makes these appropriations and
appoints commissioners. then applica-
tions will begin to come in from those
having articles fer exhibition.
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The Louisiana House Of Delegates
organized on Saturday by the election
Trezevant clerk. and other conservative
officers. The terms Of the award were
carried oat in the Senate by unseating
Elan, democrat, and by seating f. S.
Goods, democrat. in place of Crozier,
colored, republican A joint resolution
recognizing Kellogg was adopted with
but two dissenting votes.
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AND DRESS GOODS
IN ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF
PLAIN, TwILLED AND PLAID SUIT
INGS
By purchasing in large quantities, we were en-
abled to obtain exclusive control IN his
toscn of the popular Gollingwood brand Of
BLACK ALPACAS,

Which for lustre and finish are unequaled by
any other brand in the market. Prices
Is, 81, 37}, As, so, So, 60, S., IS, 80 and
80 cts. per yard.
With the advantage of buying direct from
manufacturers and importers, thereby
saving the large item of commission
charges, we are prepared to distribute
these goods to our customers atwholesale
prices. In addition to which we offer,
belo,c the market rates Of the day, large
line of all the leading Staple and Do
mestic Goods purchased at the low prices
at the close of last season. among which
we will name fen yleffs
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To CONTRIBUTORS commune
cations signed "a wave Of the Chester"
aud "Bible Student are crowded out
this week. We have considerable more
on hand than we can manage.
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The spire Of Strasbourg Cathedral is
no longer the highest in Europe. The
steeple of the Church of ST. Nicholas.
at Hamburg, just completed. is 472
feet high, and six feet higher than
Strasbourg.
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FLOWERS FOR SALE.

On and after this date, | will have a FINE
LOT OF FLOWERS, at my Dwelling on
North Broad street s-s
B. F. LlPPINCOTT.
N. B.-Roses and Verbenas speciality.
April l7-4w
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STATE OF DELAWARE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
|, IGNATIUs c. GRUBB, Secretary of State of
the State of Delaware, do hereby certify that
the Foregoing is a true copy of an act Of the
General Assembly of this State, entitled san
act in relation to Free Schools in this State,''
passed at Dover, March 25th, 1875, the same
having been compared by me with the original
roll, now on file in this department.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
rsr,,1 my hand and official seal, at Dover,
l'Al this twenty-seventh day of March A.
D. one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-fve.
IGNATIUS G. GRUBB,
April 3-3w. Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE.

A quarterly meeting Of the Trustees of the
NESDAY, the 2sth inst, at 10 o clock Those
having bills will please hand them to the
members representing the districts in which
they were contracted.
apr 1921. JOHN W. EVANS, Clerk.
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A Farm OF 1871 Acres

Of land at private sale, situated on the road
| leading from Warwick to Bohemia Mills, in
Cecil County, Md There is pit of superior
Shell Mari on the farm. For further particu-
lars, apply to JOSEPH PRICE.
Warwick, Cecil co Nd, April IL, Us.
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1000 lbs. Rock Salt, 500 sacks Dairy Salt,
and 100 boxes fine pulverized Salt for table
use in store and for sale by
s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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WANTED.

Partner with three to FIVE thousand dollars
in an established Grain, Coal and lime bus
mess. Address BUSINESS,
TRANscRIpT OFFICE, Middetewn, Del.
Mar. 27-tf.
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The undersigned late of the firm of Cox Il
Jones, solicits for the firm of Jones & Walker,
continuation Of the patronage which was SO
literally bestowed on the firms of E. 7. Evans
l. Co and Cox & Jones.
ISAAC JONES, JR.
Middletown, Del, April, 1875.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned have
this day entered into co-partnership, under
the name of Jones Walker for the purpose
of buying grain on commission. and dealing
in Coal, Lime, Agricultural Machinery, Fer
tilizers, &C., at the stand in Middetown,
Delaware, lately occupied by Cox & Jones.
ISAAC JONES, JR.,
J. H. WALKER.
April 7th, 1875
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NOTICE

The Third Series of Stock of the Mutual
Loan Association for sale at 81 90 per share,
first payment March l6, 1875.
A. G.. cox.
Feb. 2O-tf. Secretary.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the partnership here,
tofore existing between Francis S. Cox and
Isaac Jones, Jr., under the name Of Cox 4
Jones, was dissolved by the death Of Francis
S. Cox Persons having claims against the
late firm will present them for settlement and
persons indebted will please make immediate
payment to lSAAC JONES. JR.'
April Z, 1875. Surviving Partner.
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White Mercer Potatoes, at
S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The undersigned in,end continuing DRESS
MAKING-also, Children and Boys Wear
at Mrs Deals old stand, ON CASS STREET.
The patronage of the publ is solicited.
April 3-4t# MISSES VANDEGRlFT.
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No. l, 2, and Mackerel in barrels, half
barrels, and quarters; New Split Labrador
and Eastport Herring in barrels and half bar
rels; Goldfish and Smoked Bloaters just re-
ceived and for sale by S. NJ REYNOLDS.
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q .R6 I10G O

Having reorganized and replenished our va
rious Departments, we invite special at
tention of town and country buyers to the
unusually complete and attractive stock
of -
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NOTICE.

WE. the undersigned, shall on and after
w February 8, 1875, adopt the cash sys-
tenn in our business and shall confne ourselves
strictly to the following rules: On all work
when the cash is paid Or delivery, loper cent.
will be deducted from the regular price. For
all work which is charged, a credit of six
months will be given, and 10 per cent. will
be added to the regular price and no bills to
run for a longer time than six months under
any circumstances. All persons whose bills
have stood upon our books for the space oi
six months are requested to call and settle al
once and save costs. LEE 4 GEARS,
Feb 6. ls75.-3m Middletowu, Del
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FOR RENT.

A Store and dwelling ON High Street, in
Odessa, Delaware The dwelling house has
seven rooms Has good large garden at.
taehed, pump at the door, ample yard and all
other conveniences The S ore is about "a \
lS-large cellar. Will rent both together Of
either separately.
JNO. G. ARMSTRONG,
ADM. OF WIN. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
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WAMSUTTA MUSLINS,

In S, 10, Is, and 20 yard pieces, at the low
price of IA cents per yard, Cash.
1000 yards of the best makes of Prints, at g.
and 10 cents per yard. &at
$50 doz. Clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton, cts.
per spool, 10 cts per DOZEN.
Having made arrangements with the leading:
manufacturers of the Peninsula, we are.
receiving from them ALLrWooL SPRINGS
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Rusiness Iotals.
25 PER CENT. SAVED

25 PER CENT. SAVED
By getting the best Sewing Machines. Price
Lists or any information sent free. Machines
given on trial and sold on monthly install
ments. Address
JNO. WILKINSON, Agent,
Elkton, Cecil county. Md.
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VT7ANTED.-The undersigned desires a
w situation as HOUSEKEEPER. Has
had large experience. KITTY TRUlTT,
Apr 24-lt# Middletown P. o., Del.
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DELAWARE.

THE LITTLE STATE AND THE GREAT
EXHIBITION CoCHRANs
DEMOCRATIC vIEWs-wHAT GENERAL
GRANT Is DoING-APPR0PRIATIo
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AT PRIVATE SALE

Feb. 20-ti
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A CARD.

April 7,h, 1875
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There is a Small Apple Orchard
AND ALSO PEACH ORCHARD

There is good BARN and Granary,
and good ,Stabling for frelre horses.
The location of this farm, its soil the .acili-
ties TO market, and the convsniences W hich
surround it, make it worth the examination
| of land buyers, and the tenant Mr.. B. F. J..
, SPARKS, will take pleasure in showing the
premises.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10
LOST.

A CHECK DRAWN BY F. W. CLUE.
California. Gan Francisco. Califcrpia, Is favor
Of Reuben Alton. The ssid check ID nunhefsd
1875 and drawn for $500. waa lost In Ptoche Jnly
9th, 1870. All perties are cautioned agai1e1 -
ecsissisg sas6 chscA = resnenf II -
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10
Foreign News.

MONTREAL, Sept. 9.--The force guard.
ing the Guibard remains at the Protest.
ant Cemetery was doubled tonight II
is reported that General o. Grady, Ad.
ministrator OF the Government, will take
the burial in hand under petition from
the Ontario militia, but generally dis.
credited. and Mr.. Doutre says be will
pursue his original intentions. Last
night the Prince of Wales Regiment
turned out two hundred and fifty strong,
and were served with clothing and arms.
Colonel Bond addressed them, and said
il they were called out he knew he could
depend on every man, Protestant or
Catholic. The Victoria Rifles drilled
on the Champ de Mans last evening,
Guards are placed at armories. Owing
to the prevalence Of rumors the rioters
hive designs on the guns.
ROME. Sept. 9.-His Holiness received
Cardinal McClosky this evening. The
Rector OF the American College, and the
Cardinals Secretary accompanied him.
Two Cardinals and several prelates
greeted Him at the hall of the throne.
He was Immediately ushered into the
presence Of the Pope, who arose and
embraced him. They remained TO-
gether alone half an hour. On leaving
the Vatican the Cardinal was again com.
plimentsd BY the prelates. The date
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10
Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 9.-The press
this morning makes but few comments
on the meeting of last night, combining
themselves mainly to full reports OF the
proceedings. speeches and resolutions.
Some comment was made privately on
the fact that the directors of the Bank
OF California took no prominent part in
the affair; also that the meeting which
was called ostensibly for the purpose Of
passing resolutions of respect and regret
Tor the deceased banker. should not have
oeen BY the action Of those manipulating
IT, converted into an indignation meet.
ing; many present considering It . palpa.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

NIvIANs ENrERA1NaIENT.- Take notice
that tonight Viviar's complimentary
benefit rendered him by number of our
prominent citizens, takes place at Han.
ley's Hall. Programmes giving the
features of the performance will be
posted this morning. To all of those
who have not had the chance of bearing
Mr. Vivian and his company, we take
inns opportunity of telling them not to
tail IN visiting this entertainment to.
night; to those that have heard him we
need not sound his praise. His success
~ the various mining camps he has Wis.,
Yea mas been unprecedented, and Phoebe
nas not been an exception to the rule.
oali early, secure your seats, and witness
and hear good entertainment.
hErURNED.-John Roeder W. H. Har-
fison and W, G. Miller returned yester.
Jay afternoon from Pony Springs. Mr..
harrison reports that all the families be-
longing to the ranches in the neiphbor-
nood OF Pony Springs are all RETURNING
70 their respective homes. He saws the
i uaia nave gone to Snake Valley and
d uu,an springs, and that the body of In
u.ans IN the valleys are inclined to be
p peSe as far as they are informed or
oou.a neaf. All the Indians that thew
met were friendly and exhibited the hest
intentions toward them. Thew tb;nh
.ne aii alarm IN the direction of POW
Springs is without foundation. wy
DEAD MISUNDERSTANDING Bowen and
Dave Cohn were appointed Committee
oy the l. 0. Q. F., Lodge No. 80, 10 nro.
cure head.boards for the graves Of al,
members of the Lodge that have d;ea ~
iiocne' 70 get the necessary Information
10 regard to the various members of that
organization The Committee visited
the business office Of the REconD yester.
gay for the purpose OF inspecting the
oacs hles OF this paper. The requisite
information was obtained by the Com
lnittee and they expressed themselves
grateful for the information furnished.
CHAs. VIVIAN and party Yesterday
visited the Raymond & Ely mine. Tom
andrews kindly took charge of them
ana exhibited the various portions of the
VOTES TO the party. Mr.. Vivian ex.
pressed himself as we'll pleased with the
sallous workings of the nine and
..ounary exhibited to him. He also re-
nao ts tn 1i., to the various parties con-
Iected with the mine for the kindneaa
soms nim' and expresses hope at
some future time to reciprocate.
PIocHE wssr DELISquEsr.-Tho IL.
iinqnent list of this company is aaver.
used to-day. By notice in anotha.
soaumn 1t will be seen that the SAL =
postponed till Tuesday, October Eth :. =.
v th oclocs The sale will take place a. ..
~ once OF the company, 400 Califo,,;s
ssssst, room No. 2. iornha
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W. IL. WILSON, dealer in imported
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise, s. J.. Trib-
une and Eureka Sentinel, fulk & McAl-
pins saloon. II
Ii you want any tin ware, sheet IRON
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. ]. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. IL.
RoLLA WATT. at DR.. Lees Drug Store,
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three for
so cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes. Pouches, etc., at Rolla Watts.
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10
BY ELEGR APH,
sFEoiAL To THE PIooHE DAILY Rrcopn
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

SARATOGA, n. y, Sept. 6.-The second
Convention reassembled at p. m. Geo.
VIM. Curtis is permanent Chairman
A number Of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries wero appointed. The
platform declares that the Govern
ment should remain in tho hands
OF those who sustain the guarantees of
the amended Constitution, and the ex.
perlence Of the past actions of the Re.
publican party and its good results in
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

a., And In accordance with law, and an order nj
IN Board OF Directors, made on the twenty. oixth
day 81 July 1876. SO many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary. will be aoid
az pubic auction at the once Of the corporation.
on Monday, the 2Oth day Of sent cmhcs.
1875. at the hour of one O'Clock D. m. Of aid
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
HENRY M. MORGAN, Secretary.
Ofhce-1l3 Leidesdorff street Room IN dan
Francisco. California. SET I'd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10
DELINQUENT SALES,
Antillea Min... =

Antilles Mintn0 Comua.v
Isnion OF principal place OF business. ssn
n,s ssseo, California; location OF work.. NV
gh ssc., Lincoln County, Nevada. = Notice.
crihe1 =, ueLnquent upon the following des.
ON he ,n,; Cd account Of assessment levied
era, a,no, w'y-sixth day Of July, 1876, the sew.
srat mounts set opposite the names Of the ne.
speciive shareholders. as follows. 'Ao 'e'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05
Washington.

THE court of claims has given judgement
for $3.50, 900 IN gold, in favor OF the state
national bank of Boston, which brought suit
to recover the sum from the United States.
The amount was paid into the sub-treasury at
Boston to cover the defalcation of Hartwell,
the cashier, in 1867
PART of the Indian delegation now in
Washington became dissatisfied with their
quarters at the fremont House, that
being temperance hotel, and went TO the
Washington House. where liquor is sold. The
secretary of the interior informed the pro-
prletore of the latter place. that government
would pay no bills contracted by the Indians
at their place, and number of Indians re-
turned tC he fremont. Six of them, however.
refused to return.
A NUMBER of cotton claims have just been
decided upon in the court of claims. They in
volve large amount of cotton. The first
consisting of Vicksburg and Natchez cotton,
which Was go intermingled a. to destroy its
identity. was ordered in the sum of S94S 800
In addition to the shove, judgement was rem
dered in about thirty-eight separate cases,
covering $50 bales of cotton. which, at the
sum paid by the court, gives a total of nearly
81 ,O00, 900, Col. Robert VI. and Stephen, cons
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05
NEWS BREVITIES.
The East.

MEMORIAL services for those who persisted
Oh the steamship Schiller were held in st,
Johns Lutheran church, in New York. The
services we're attended by all officers and sea-
men of German vessels in port. the German
Consul and large number of friends and rela-
tives of the lost.
WOOD fires in Pennsylvania are still raging.
Bears, d scr, wild pigeons and all kinds of
game, have been driven by the fires into in
closures with tame cattle and around settle
ments In the region of Lackawanna over one
hundI ed miles of forest have been burned, and
it is feared the fire will again gain Roadway, as
the wood now standing is dry as finder
THE strike of mule spinners at Lowell, Mass,
has terminated and numbers of the strikers
have returned to work, first signing docu-
ment presented by the corporation that. az
long as they remain i'll the employ of the com
pany. they shall not become members of any
| association or union that assumes the right to
! regulate. any way interfere, with the
| prices or hours Of labor; that any breach OF
/ the provisions of this agreement shall be con
| sidered misconduct on the part of the respec
tive subscribers and shall be sufficient cause
| for summary discharge from the employ
ment Of the company without notice.
| A LITTLE ive-year-old girl named Mabel II
Young, was mysteriously murdered in the attic
of Warren Avenue Church. at Boston, at the
close of service on Sunday, the 23d. The sex
ton of the church is thought TO be the perpe
/ traitor of the deed, and is in Jail.
| BY an explosion at the Hazardville Powde
| Works III Hazardville Conn.,, Moses Bolack
John Leisere, and George Richards, were in
startly killed. All leave large families.
! THE Boston Evening journal says tina
| Abraham Jackson, of the most promnen
lawyers of that city, has absconded with S16O,
/ 600 of his clients funds. Jackson was formerl,
president of the Safe Manufacturing Com
! pany.
! Bishop jaeger was given grand reception
| by the citizens of Cincinnati on the Doth
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05
EOYei0n.

A MEETING of the Emperors of Austria
Germany and Russia, has been finally decided
on, and will probably take place at Ems.
THE Archbishop of Canterbury has written
letter saying he takes the deepest interest
in the Moody and Sankey revival movement,
but pronounces the counsels given by the
evangels after their meetings as crude errors
of doctrine.
A DREADFUL accident had occurred D. the
river Muir at the town of Judsnburg. Province
of Tyrol A ferry boat, having number OF
Catholic pilgrims ell route ID visit shrines on
the other side of the Muir from Judenburg,
sunk in the middle of the stream. Fifty-nine
of the pilgrims were saved but seventy-siX
are missing, all of whom are believed to have
been drowned.
The Mexican federal troops are reported to
have suffered a reverse at the hands of the
insurgents in San Luis Potosi, their loss being
40 killed and $50 taken prisoners. The Gov
ernment is taking measures to inaugurate Sc
we're campaign against the revolutonists.
THE Belgian Government intends to intro
duce in the Chambers a bill making the pten-
ton to commit crime punishable as sn Of
Tense, even if unexcuted.
QUEEN AMELIA widow of the lste King
Ohio, of Greece, died on the both
RFPoRTs from Hendaye, of the Goth, says
there sd been two days fighting near the
town Yalmaseda. The Carlists claim that
they have occupied Usurbel and Ario, from
which the Alfonsist troops retreated with
heavy loss,
THE Paris Figaro publishes all article pro-
posing that Frances revenge upon Germany
be postponed for 100 years.
HE Spanish government has issued de-
cree declaring the electoral period opened dur
ing the time prescribed. The press is free to
discuss all constitutional questions except that
of the monarchy, and public meetings of po-
htical character may be held. The decree CON
clude5 by expressing the hopes of the govern
ment for the establishment of Representa-
tive regime, without which there can be
nothing but anarchy.
II decree issued recently, the German GOV
eminent avows it's intention of doing justice to
the church, and gives hopeful review of the
military situation.
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of the late Stephen A. Douglas, receive the
award fof ,457 bales Of cotton. or about S2eo,-
600. seized In the state of Mississippi on the
maternal plantation.
The Sioux Indians now in Washington 10
negotiate with the government for the sale OF
the Black Hills. In their reservation, have had
an interview with the President, accompanied
by Assistant Secretary Cowan and Commis-
sioner Smith
THE government on the Goth inst. awarded
q, SOC. 900 i'll gold at 1915 to ll6 26- The
bids aggregated IS, 100000.
IT has just come to light st Washington thai
former paymasters of the army hold some
SIS. coo, 900 of a fund collected from negro
employees of the government during the war
for the benefit of the freedmen, by order OF
Secretary Stanton. Demand has been made
on the secretary of for the re-
| funding of this money, by persons who con
| tributtG 20 the fund. The secretary refuses tt
/ cmoply. as he has no money applicable to thai
purpose.