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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-24

QCtNcE MARMALADE.--rce the ounces,
quarter them, remove tho cores and pips.
The quarters should he thrown i'm n pan
Of cold spring water M they nrc cut, To
preserve the color. The lmincc, should
then DO put in II covered jar, with one
quart of water to four pounds Of fruit,
and slCwCd in slow oven for several
hours, till they arc quite tender and of n
bright rel color. When they arc thus
prepared for marmaladc, weigh them, and
to every pound Of fruit allow thrcc-G,rnr-
tcrs Of pound Of crushed loaf sugar.
Put the fruit into preserving pan, and
bring II gently TO boil, stirring rrc-
qucnily all the time. Continue boiling
till tho whole is quito soft and smooth
pulp; then add tho sugar, and again
bring the fruit To boil. Continue boil.
ing gently for twenty or twenty live min.
utcs. Take the pan from tho fire, md
paste down tho marmaladc in Jars while
hot, with double papers, caro- being taken
to have the paste quite boiling, md To
strain tho papers tightly over tho jar.
TOMATO OMELE1-ri:.-.Pccl and chop
five medium sized tomatoes, scnson with
salt, pepper nnd chopped parsley; add
half cup Of grated bread; beat four eggs
to foam, stir them into the tomato
heat spider kissing hot, place piece of
butter therein, tnrn In the mixture, let 1t
brown for two minutes, and lap ovcr the
half, serving IL In n turnover form on n
hot plate.
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A NAN advcrtiscs for competent por-
son to undertake the sale Of a now modi-
cine, and ndls that at will prove highly
lucrative TO tho undertaken"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-24

"EMrEnon NoHToS. San Francisco
has rather moro ihan her share of ccccn-
trio characters. Foremost among these
Ia the "Empcror Norton" II harmless crca.
turc, who firmly believes that hc is the
Legitimate sovereign Of the United States
and Mexico; issues pronunciamcntos; cx-
acts tribute from such citizens as humur
his dclusion; spends his days walking
about the streets, his evenings Mt the the.
atcr, aud his nights nj cheap lodging.
house. lIc has tho run Of the hotel read.
ing.ronms, appears on public occasions in
tattcrcd rcgnlia, visits tho different
churches to SEQ that hercsics dangerous to
tho peace of the Empire arc not promul.
gated, calls at the newspaper Offices to
warn tho conductor ngninst the consc-
qucnccs Of reasonable uttcranccs in
short, Is up carly and latO regulating tho
affairs Of tho world in general, and tho
city and State IN particulnr.-!Sdmuoi VII.
liHms; Scribntr .for JWiy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-24

SION want of water nm forced to drink
water; if had wafer, would drink
wine" This speech il n riddle, and here
IL tho solution. 1t was tho complaint Of
MI italian vineyard man, after n long
drought aud nn extremely hot summer
that had porcicd up all his grapes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-24
M. P. Freeman Co.
B A N * ERS,
AND DEALERS IS

ANb DEALERS ~
Gold. Greenbaclrs. Stocks. Bonds,
Foreign Exchange. Bnsc and Re-
fined Bullion. and Securities of
NIL Kinda.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

thinkssthat itsisstoo early fbr him. ny
ppttin N sppearance. sBlaine II ID &,
and his physician advises g
him not b speak III Ohio. Craft Il ].
Unusually busy At Long Branch. BIT ii
Morton, if "A seid, VIII lleap into ltheo, 4
chssansa srhisis Agussssvs expfes as
SION for; Mortons can't leapl Mbr-
ton 10 willing to bear the burden aud ~
the heat Of the day. Morton maybe, Il
expected to swoop down upon 0hioped
Ais tnyincible (fl locks. 50
The elastynotable appearanceof Nor
tor. in Ohioewas atlsAthebsstwoaye years
ago. i He was imported etolstrike tho
Keynote ofsthes campaign He did e<
so. He eulcgised She splendid Ananaa'
'cial spnlioy4ofthe Republican party. 4
he pointed to the prosperity ixugh-
Ing on every hillside and smiling III
every.tSalley. o5Heg insisted that alllt
merchants and manufacturers, OIL &
farmers and all laborers should vote =
the Republican ticket becaase II The 4
Republican financial policy, chiefly @
evident in the National Banks, which.
furnish . uniform currency. Mr.
Morton scarcely had time to get out
|of the State when the financial policy !,
and ths National Banks which lie
had COME 6yeer 70 Praise had plunged
the country into bankruptcy. Nil
|lipnaires became poor, men Of mode
rate means became penni1ess, laboring
men became paupers,' and FOR al 81
this Mr. Morton Had, 81 behalf Of
1.-The Republican Financial policy.
claimed the credit III advance. =
}|F,s But Morton is ! 4 tractable person.
No man canchange his position ~po-
|aitically-with more agility shanshe. I
He sawsthasss thing was wrong
with beautiful p6licypofa centfattion y
aud accordingly lie appeared insthes
lForty-thirds gongress,sa New York
(joufnalssayssas sths chief advocate 2
LOT the widest imitation, nandithe most 4
4 persistent opponent Of every pipposii.e
fslonilo OF :, l = = spessas pay
na,,'s .., u 'has1sl u won a.gsa, g
] ] D. d.. ~ z sass.sss sas =;
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sarans Isttyssa+,.slda III 4,
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/ n,sac.at;nojv ahaps ia a .,octra, cors
i traelf;on n tl,a c,,rra,, u. dn,;nr ~
slgnr pYars sa nre a, II s tha nanic and
sfs mi a,nncb lara,,r c ~ - arat;va 81 con
TRACTION rssSitins from z the growth q
{ I5oDalasfloh MA btsi Ans ~ ia rs.
efthen. liks 4 n1as,iofitv of Congress-. i,
/ favor Of sspns addition TO the .yo,.
d4uJnas of .cnrrency.1 He believed thpn.
,sbthAt che bnainuss 81 the conn4rv,,
.dstar1tine thu volume OF tho
4eurfehey Z Ana = =; said that he 2
. sn ~. sss.sA's ~, .,a'v = opp0'e .ns
"a n sssss 49, AS ss ~ Z 'ou''1su'',
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
4oehcal,
THE TWO ANGELS.
BYJ..G. WHITTIER.

God called the nearest angels who dwell
with Film above; $50 II s9t,s ,
The tenderest. one was Pity, the dearest
was Love. ts Z
ARISE" he said amy angels; wall of woe
and sin
Steals through the gates Of Heaven, and
saddens all within. s.e.l;, 4s.f,, "a,
My harps take mp the mournfnl' strain
that from q lost world swells; ;i.1{ &
The smoke of torment clouds the light
s and blights the asphodels. 3t'.i' : y,
Sly downward to that under world, and
on it's souls of pain s III
Let Love drop smiles of sunshine, and Pity
tears of rain.N Is,
Two faces bowed before the throne, yelled
in their golden hair; 81 is.,i.j f.s5e
Four white wings lessened swiftly down
the dark abyss Of air. g
The way was strange, the fight was long,
SH= ~ 100V viz tsHf1oA0 OtstA1U
Where swung the lost and neither world;
3 rcd-wrapped in rayless flame.
There Pity, shnddering wapt; sbnt Love
with faith too strong for fear,
Took heart from Gods almightiness and
smiled q smile Of cheer. Il saif
And lol that tear Of Pity quenched the
fame wherein it fell, lf1 lis
And with the sunshine of that smile, hope
entered into hell -
Two unveiled faces fnll of joy looked mp
ward to the throne,
Four white wings folded at the feet Of
Him who sat thereon. ia
And deeper than the sound of seas, more
id soft than falling fake, Goi3,4a
Amidst the hush Of wing and song the
Voice Ete,nal spake: {.
Welcome, my Angels, ye have brought .
holier joy to heaven,
Henceforth its sweetest song shall be the
song of sin forgiven" $3.50 + ~.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
. IR d TO r Z
Parish.

ri Police Jurors: ~, s5m i
JAMES r. ANDREWS. President
J. A. WILLIAMS,
d sd A. b. G. DEAN, 77:"2
a. B.F.LAMBRIGHT, Que
]. II. SORRELI..
IN. hABAT,.... CLERK Police Jury
j. \. BARRETT. Parish Treasurer
I'll 19G M LIZ tlaq 74
F'bG8 .g.iniG'jai bAa '2..
ea'. sts TewH. 1sjs'
@.Es ea Qeei u5 ~ .t9aF = t't = 4
EDOUARD WE'LL, -. ~. Mayor
fin tJtt .at 3as sL c't} F i's't
,d H;r Coancilmen:
u BOUTLLOTTE,. ...-...First Ward
E.R. BiOSSAT, $500. Second Ward
NJ ROSENTHAI.,... Third Ward
M LEGRAS,. 80. .Fonrth Ward
W. w. WHfTTrNGroN,. Fifth Ward
7. GRAVITY. Marshall and Collector
Al Hilton. Comptroller and Sec'ry
II G. DUKE.... ......a..-t. :. Treasurer
u. T. STAFFORD, ..Whartingei
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
British Scandal.

Another Of the sorrows of society
is sad scandal, affecting a we'll
known officer of high rank, Colonel
Valentine Baker, who is the com
nander of the Prince of Wales crack
regiment of Hussars. Iva
On Thursday afternoon some Of
the passengers in train on the
South western Railway, just beyond
Woking, we're startled by, the sound
of screams, and, looking out, saw a
woman standing on the foot board Of
a carriage and holding on with diff.
Guilty. After. several fruitless at
tempts to attract the attention Of the
guards or engine driver, a laborer on
the line contriyed to make himself
understood by signals, aud the train
was stopped, TWAS then found that
the lady was a passenger in the train
and had travelled in the same COM
partment with Colonel Baker, but
had been driven to take refuge in
this dreadful manner from his at
tempts to assault her. Z This, at least
is her account of the matter, and the
Colonel was Immediately apprehend-
ed, and will be put on trial. 1t ap-
pears that the unfortunate young Ia.
Idy rode on the step Of the railway
carriage for a distance Of four or five
miles, and was almost insensible
when the train was stopped. There
Twas no means Of communication ii
1.-The train between the passengers aud
the gnard or driver. It is needless
to say that, on every ground: thi.
horrible story has produced q pain
/ full sensation, and one Of the result!
viii, no doubt, be q renewal of tn,
agitation, which was raised after til,
murder of Mr.. Briggs in rail-wa,
carriage some years ago, for compel
Hing the Companies to provide som
method of signaling to the officers il
charge Of q train. London Cores
pondence N. Z. Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

] lii 9 recent investigation shf the
number Of mission aries and conyertsl
in Japan the following was the result:
Greek Church, missionary, 5, OuU con-
verts; Roman Catholic, 40 missiona.
ries, 20, converts; Protestant, 10
missionaries, 100000 converts.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
no. So. ).
Morton


/ Some time ago.it Was ostentatious..i
liz proclaimed that Oliver +. Morton
and several other Republican candi-
,da II for Che, .Rsesidency would VI laanfH
thais@al0qae neeatoaAh sira pablisaaes
bsth n h Otie 3l during tlils esuyass.E
Conkling, and Blaine, and Bristow,
and possibly our Minister to France
were TO be drafted intostlIes safvices
ItDHas eyensaintimated that Grant,
inlghtatskesthe stump to save what
Il now Che Keystone STATE to tie Re. 9
party Blts nearly Il az, 81
then en9 hare discovered that they will
bestpp hnsy to come pYer into Mace-li
donia and halpatheir brethren Theiso
VicesP resident'is occupied With iites 8
g Hc must finish his bid. I
tory 81 the Anti Slavery Conflict, y y
Con y Fling aspects @ have az ippor,loa
liant case in,s0me. Court.s Washbufnel Il
thinksthatits arlysfbr himto i!s
puts in ansappearance. Blaine n III
disposed, and his physician sdslaes g
him not tb speak III Ohio. Craft Il J,
Unusually busy at Long Branch. BIT Il
Morton, il "A ssiia, VII lesp into the !.
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TheDe3l1 no,cs;rl,at.
TEk0fSs

7saasm sis TERMS: bIaRovo ie
THE DEMOCRAT is published W eek
u, at Four DOLLARS per anuum-
Two D0LtARs AND FrrrY CENTS for
aix meushs, r AYABLEhIN ADJ
VANCE! No subscription taken
for . loss period than six months.
ADvERrnEMRNTs inserted at the rate
OF 0NE DcIIAR per square for the
Gfst insertion aud FtFTY CENTS for
each Subsequent ope.ta as.a s.Jsa
Eisnr Inca Or less, tRREylERl consti-
tute asqaate.
0RrfuAnY Notices, Marriages, Public
Meetings, Cards of Thanks, ETC., to
be paid for a. advertisements.
n PERSONAL CARDS, when admis-
sibis, charged double the usual adver-
tising rates.sa 81 &, aaaisA3 r. .aas4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
ALEXANDRIA, LA, WEDNESDAY, JULY D. 1876. .s u
I. The - Country ~ fsesss,'' . ~, 3

4 yssf
- ....' - S $ s -
There are few people Who d. The
country paper fun justice, Most ev-
|erybody IS inclined % look away over 81;
the shoulders 81 the country editor,
to some paper printing more reading
matter, and then make eompariso
There are people who actually be-
liese Il impossible to, End 4 person
with common s. sense, With Industry q
with brains ii the Office af q c9nntryy,I|
newspaper; . aswspaper can hare rel
charms for them I Unless i can 81
|mystifed under . strange personal
lily, aud in buying 1 copy they Pre-.
coed upon tue same grounds as n
|the purchase Of . bar Of soapthey
would rather have One, that comes
from the city, becaqs must neces-]
earily be 90 much better I'M every
sense than y home, production: The
same man would laugh at YOU # you
should refuse to patronize the cross.
roads mills, because yoa believed you
had rather get your -four from the
city. The country newspaper is one
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
;NoltSe.a

\ =
ysIf..d sisaEdasa asSasI
BY far the most impcttana Of the iasussi|
now before the people Of the Uujte1 States
is that which relates to the currency.
Portland Presss sri ss.ssza so sssss.l3A
5. This.is not soisdThe currency ie1
an important thing tiolduuht, but it
is oftrifing consegu ence acompeeda
with the question whether thelAaaiss
Of the country shall observation-disclosures
by thieves or.by honest men. saHia Z
& Ifplundering and 'sxindling are Is
be the rule 'inpnblic life, fta makes
very little difference Nhsthertfle etir.-'
rency is paper Or COIN Let us FIRST
drive the robbers loIt ii the ,teainipls
OF our republican freedom, did then
We shall be prepared q. TO consider
what sort Of ]. money is most conve-
|nient and beneficial. l,,,s d .i,g i
By far the most important pf the
issues now before the people Of the
United States is that Whichs.relates
!, to honesty and ecenonfy iiispublis III
fairs. IN. X. Sun. ss9a i,ss b i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. E. S. HetherWick!
FRONT
ooRNaE. MURRAY ST.

THIS OLD AND WELL.ESTAB-
i lished firm is still under tull husi--
ness trim, under the special charge aud
infringement of
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

"A Lone BRANCH beauty uas fs.
Gently weighed inher promenade cos.
tune, and turned the scales Ut 165
pounds. In her bathing dress she
weighed Io5 pounds.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
White Sulphur Springs
TOWN ORDINANCE.

DE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL
Omen of the Town of Alexandria, that
from and after this date, July 9th, A. D. 1876,
it shall be unlawful, and deemed trespass
and nuisance, for any person or persons
of the Town, or travellers and wagoners
camping in it, to tie or fasten bells to
their COWS, calves, or oxen, and then turn
them loose to Craze or roam in the streets
or commons of the Town.
Be it further ordained, That any one 30
offending, shall be fined not more than IF
teen nor less than Eve dollars for each of
Tense, and in default Of paying said fine,
they shall be confined in the Town Lookup
for not more than thirty-six nor less than
twelve hours.
Approved: EDoUARD WE'LL,
A. Hilton, Mayor,
I Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-29

SECRETARY BRI3Tow returned from New
York to the city this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-29
THE TILTOEBEECHER TRFIE,
Tracy-s Story TODAY

NEW YORK, April 2g-AbOut the usual
Eumber 81 spectators Were assembled in The
Brooklyn City Courtroom this morning
Tracy resumed the stand and testified. /
nave never been in any form counsel or
legal adviser OF TlltoI'S; / was requested Dy
the church committee TO attend their meet
ing and examine witnesses. for which re-
ceiNed 10 compensation; / was asked TO be
come counsel for Beecher after the commence
ment OF this action, by Mr.. Sheaunan, but
Gid not accept retainer from Beacher until
september last. after evidence had been
gwen by plaintiff of my having cOunSelled
Hlm and Moulin, and by advice OF counsel
i determined to be witness i'm the case. Wit
neSs was shown copy of the BrooNlyn
mon, OF June 70, 1874, and identified
REPORT OF An INTERVIEW
with him AT that time.
Mr.. Evarts offered il in evidence. 20 which
Mr. Beach objected, and il was ruled out. out
allowed To be marked for Identification.
witness then resUmcd: On the afternoon of
July 9th 1 was AT Beecher :. and learned
that Mrs. Oyiugton had come there with a
message; Mr.. Beecher did not desire to see
her. and sent me round To obtain the mes
sage. ] went 10 Ovington's and saw her. /
did not learn that Mrs. TIlion was there. As
The result of my interview with Mrs. OWING
ton, she went TO Beechers and said Mrs. TIL
ton world be there. l went then 10 Mrs
UyingtOn's and was
INTRODUCED TO MRS. TILFON.
On being introduced 10 her the object of
her visit was discussed. She had a private
conversation with her stepfather, Judge
Nose. went 10 notify the committee. and
they came around 10 the house. When they
reached the house Mrs. TiltOn and Mrs OV-
lDgton were down stairs at tea / went down
and notified them. They went 10 the parlOr
where the committee were. She was intro
duced TO the committee, and gave her teSti-
mony. L was present during her eyamiua-
ton. attended TO all questions and heard
the answers. The day after | had an inter
view with 1llton, according to an appoint
ment with MOultOn, the main talk in
which was about his wife being before tie
committee. lie asked me how she came be-
lore them. and | told him the facts / Told
him that his wife had denied the imp~oppr
relations with Beecher, and that she had
spoken Kindly OF him, (TilJon.) and eXone-
lated MIN from all the charges with regarl
TO the WoodhullS. He asked me who the
members Of the committee were. and told
him, and We discussed their various aIaIi.
Ties,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-29
~Corpus Christi kilograms report every.
nr,fot r,I,,r On fl,n MALI >, hL...Ir.

~Corpus Christi kilograms report every-
thing quiet now on the Mexican border.
~Maine claims to have been the FIRST
state TO allow women 10 solemnize mar
riages.
~A banquet was given Tuesday night AZ
Delmonicos by leading German citizens 10
Carl SchurZ, who sails to-day for Europe.
~Two recent raids have been made Inv
revenue officers in Yadkin county, N. q.
and about hundred illicit whiskey stills
destroyed.
~ The Allegheny county Pa workhouse,
situated al Claremont, nine miles from
Plttsonrgh, was partially destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon.
@Mr. Willard Carpenter. of Evansville,
md, announces that he will give Al, Co., 600 TO
found free college for poor Students, cloth
ing; tuition and food 10 he furnished for
nothing.
telegram from Havana states that
antonio Luaces, "a rebel surgeon" was ex-
ecuted al Puerto Principe on the 10Th inst,
winch Is still another outrage 10 be added 10
The long list OF such act- committed by the
authorities or Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-29

,bAtTLNoEF. AMI 29--Coftuu frursr- low mid
ntinRs' i's tlaA-- Flour drnsr. prl-.ts hArhinsng
Wheat quivL bUi tgueT-No. western amler "a
- No. . do. Is. MIXED do, I Ks 10 I " stern
ret, -, NJ. d.. Z 3tgl -. P.nus 4, auta "a
-tal 50 Mar lgHi res, I Tal ~. Do a-nI,,r \ a
al -. do. white. lAsl p. ". ? western String
red lNal -. ''sn struHE fsr western. has south.
~ gEiet-southern mite, S-a9l southern yellow -
at"- western uINed. sHr. Oats dul-Suuth-rn. .sa
=. western titn. -yH.2. western iNed go RYa
timer. llSal ~. HaA dun and unch-ur.d Pro
visions quiet tuf h,m Pork steady. p aaa.B 80
iSr round boz io.se. hUiuC packed, 49, hisher,
bacon stesd1-sh"ul.,rs, 9'sal". clear rih sith.
2apA, Hams, ipssi5. Lard stes1y-r-iucd, lss
io's tEtt'T StcsdN-ucW urrt-rn packed, 2lsgG a.
r1.is. los22. Petroleum dull and nominal. e'sa6i-
'Vu'e guit but str.Ug-oTdtuary O. prime kio
sHrgU's. l6'aal9 hsky nIm. .liaI T.
BslTNuEE, sPTil - y irCInia g.. p.elers. g. .
NisRlu.a :. c"u-uit tts, 81 o. West Virginia
MOTH taT"lila 3. "a. 2 do, 10, Go sper ai
" ; hid O. dAy. Sugar active. lu'.
NV oNh, Arrl c9-Stocks dull Money 3
bold, E+r. Exchange, long, ~, shsrt, 81
Gov rruWeuts Sc i've.
Nav lukk. Ann - Flour quiet and unch hanged
W heat quiet AMI s-'aiN. Corn h1n
LoNroN, April p, l. - m-Csusbls, q3' ao3
lHr money aud acc ant. United States 80 hpti,l-
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THF AFFBuACHISG MARRIAGE OF MISS
IDA GREFLEH.-Jari> are ont tor the mar
rag" OF Col. Nicholas Smith. of Kansas. Ia
Miss Ida Lillian Greeley, eldest 5auehter oi
tie late Horace Greeley. The ceremony VIII
take place al BID clock next SATURDAY. morn
ing. at tLe Ic> .dnUce OF Mr.. John 4. C.eve.
land. 2t3 west o-3 street New York. IA,
friaa1 party io sail GA the AbyS~i1ia. Tor
England, dire ely after thc ceremony. a. tie
steamer leaves hrr dock at I ,. ul. Mis-
tEctleN viii have three hTihcetuatdS-
her sister Gabrielle and her cousins. the
Misses Cleveland. \ champagne lunch will
be given on The steamer before sailing.
Colonel Smith gra iuated with high
holors from RuiIs Choatr'S class al Cam
bridge. and - "a promising young lawyer. In
appearance hp greatly resembles Edwin
Booth. He was born AZ Shelbyviiie, Ky,
whore me spent blS early years. he 4 now "A
resident OF EeaV,nworth. Kan. During the
war ne took ground against slavery. He lid
rot oppose ~ alone by words. but As an eX-
ample lie freed all his slaves and Paid their
fare TO Kansas.