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lin DisTRhT, Oci"icr 81. 1870.
Ne-.s.. L"sgr.ker Il congratulate you On
y"ur -usrr.s in getting scon In working order.
after the destruction of your place nf busincss, aud
the Scry neat and excellent appearance Of the
fHipH Il the latest issues.
There I. little transIiring ia lhi. corner 81 the
disirict srrthy ii note. We have been 80 inan
dntc'l with the late rains thai very little sctlhs
!. lone. many farmer. not having finished their
r."ving
The IT., "Ex,ssiiiDn 81 the GuBr"W'l,t
,;r,n-c = o.. a.. si!l tai place ai THEN hal,
", luc-'ia,. ,ih int. whcn ~" GTnngcrs % thu.
scciion sTr Apcatr: - .nf.' god showing 81
come % 4. i,.tf - fi' -...' "a. work. We 4"
~; hppF.hc ;r..t "a. ;! -" will much inter
lrrc WITH ,hs.aAn~.>sDnit. but indulge III, hope
tbs; snine r.ia rary ~ accomplished w IL, stiu
alaiing our snall farmer and fruit gtaacrs g.
scnrrou. AMI friendly rivalry tia, cannot fail of
| doing god. Why may ne. this nc the begin
ming 10 coanty Agricultural Society, either IN
| der Granger auspiecs e The whole farming
| community, IN organization very murh needed.
which should work, not only fnT the general 81.
Vanccmrnt 4 the farming interest, but take
de- t.. Cspccialcat the improV cincnt 20 all the
pghl road of the county. aud the lcVying Il
,aNc. aud the disbursement ufthc countys money
|, Is {" be- hoped that seine gpui may resal,
fran the Tan Payer is."ciaiinn" anI !, !. the
duty 81 all property ownrr- IA the county {" all
them much possible "a ih-r rtl"ft. 9" r,-iu,
iaNc. aud insusuIsic such -ysirn will give
| "a. much better road. ~ much lee rNt,n.- than
/ ~ now have
Speaking II county iaiTs. Why has not T"wsun
town spoken On the subject before thi. time ,
| The State Fair IL an acknou lclgc.l failure nov
Is the time TOT he county g. star ~ the matter,
and your tom guild appear {" be- the place for
who III Y. ssl ground md !. ct the ball y
apply. Va, ie, the Batter he in tn, hand. Il farm
I efr Il .tcTiilss sslL aud iutsib fence such A.
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WELL DONE, Colorado
a RePssiioss Triumph 10 the Srr stste!:
The Prospects Still Frightening I!

Colorado wa, admitted into the Union a. State
IN July last anL her fret election for state officer.
took place on TUESDAY. On that lay .hc covered
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VALUABLE LEt>ItiuLB PROPERTY -
ItNANT >TktLI FNTENpFr


by lfias - aioNc' obtained IN Noueae,
from >a.anhah hius ami Charlie Ming hci hu.
asni g. the MARYLAND Land sri Permanent
..~a,-tcad A-ssJiatiou 80 isitiu"t, county, L.
t.! e., an Ia, q luns iStt ani fsS-,- i,-i
am ne To- Land N"Ii.ar, -rHart- - bsfini,r,
guty 10 li,-- ! u y" sa .o.. &c.
The auta--lsns-i. nstls'i aii.rir, th,f,tr ana
st,,i,, 80, ,,.. %. - A.tsi. - 'tbe larNIaua
C,.ir 4 ihe rurli, 'rnsrsl lsu. ynisls-i NJ
gage. vii eel b, ruhh sutton 10 q. rem
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-07

bGsD HAcH !. in full retreat. II the TREAD. II
lac aud order follow " the ad, ah,sc the rr,r,,,
gill Le rpu, by November Ls, NJ opportunity
p" h'ihg "u' fnli vote '" lot Every ReI.abI
-an .haah labor from ,hi. time =. tn election al.
4 "a IA. ote dePeniel ,h- conie.' ", cannot
haze 49, many vote. II the -su.c .haali h.. L..,
~ nn~ vote i W'u'i - o.. fatal il b., rs d.
million
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-07

NJ ,sHiNsr,,S. ts-t T. Isst
Edit. f-,'- Pleas ..ni g. Mount wa.h
ingian. Baltimore county. three ,ask. Il .tfon,.
water. aidr~sseI - the Tillsn an llsnlrick. O.,
form" club.
The Clab has Le,ome ,cry thirsty .ines Cobra
d" hlea her blast Years, Ae. "TuIn-tY
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Sheriff's Election Notice.

NOTICE y hereby given u the qualified ,otcr.
~ IL baltimore county. tina, an Election will hc
held Ia -aii county. on
n. d'' Ts...i', "s4' aj'ss IL. Bs.' H"H'i.,y IT ""
sss-bs'. 1870.
It being the .',,rnth day Il .aid month"; va the Sc,
erai Prcrihct- AMI District # baltimore county
xis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-07

BlLuSoEr CiR,ru " T.. CnrEcn ily....i.
sect. fsr Slbbpfi. ~ ~. Rev. J. " GRAY viii
preach q, VI -.,in a, ~ .. A. aud y =. M sni q,
Pine Grove AZ =. Rev. : y Murray silI
preach a, Ridge Chapel a, 10y a. m. =, Pheuix
II ,! M. sai At Warren ., y D. IN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-07

tsssth '' ''-.s ,.ia.s ~. = su,rsi I,~sl
-fai's eaHpaiEt .I4r .a 30. gtas~ - Friday
niEa' . a. -ess t-f--.n -, ~ .Dr. a
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's-.'is-i as"aRd 70 isrraE gasniav 4 -er.s .
Ias Div" b., in a. -f., = ~. fssn.rk. %
'hs pr.l-...i si-.'..' t., hsm.. r.iie ,-.y. 81.
-ofs The hias g. iaIiasa .aia .oald - ~
more than rish' tAa' I-l - .hssa h. circulated
a's'as ssh.criP'ion. g. Fsy 'hs sspsnss. 4 ,h.
i=ir-==;s= -A=ys. 49, i.i,., q. ,..i....,i-..
hal 60 'hs uPpsT h-ni - thea. g. Indiana and
return. - ihe .anH' 'iu.s i.Ts.s.asReinx xl.-ias
saA.<s tsss- a.y- No. 81 ~. aislnr
: 'i"~n .eil -ith ,h' -h.y ~h. ~.fs ths gre, e
and i.fih-i,a - last nam~l 'l-,y- jamp.i ~
AMI pitched ,n'n the ether irllg- r,1sh .ho.l
fsr tims the ssiiis ~as~i hsrrsly ia, -hich
'il' eams g sirtsriaa. dii ~, learn TIL.
huis tin sho-s about hos maeh .ympa,hy III.
ehampiph. q ,ks -lpi sas.-~ have f..r I'nian .al
disrs
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Letter FROM Ne. q No. "a. Trainor--.t ReJ"-
fation Of Ne. Wa. ~. Isaar's Charges.

fssf.asa NJ ~ Tnfnfa ReIa
' 49,
'"''"" " NJ wa w. 'S""'" '""'y'N.
PownATAN, October 3d. 1870
Y" Wa. w. Is""' As you have seen ~ 1"
maliSn my character. therefore demand OF You
an immediate PREPARATION or you shall pay the iuh
penalty "i The ia" Tot yoai malicious sIandcT.
Mt. I'aa'. your infamous, malicious and Sian
dcr9u' article 81 week before irsi sbould ahi %"
doub, does receive the condemnation IL iu.ilH tie
ssIycs. VII" ""Gia have thoaght ,"a n.can
and ."N y e. 90 guilty. ui such mali snt, ar. the
'rcsuh ." "sceh aud every Iruicc Board! teach
81 ani patron. aud c"I lc too 81 baltimore county
knew to-day there !. = Cesar "a ruN.uLtoNn who
dc, Evi tc-,osi to- viN "i the ,.,tl, a., ttuta
q :, u ihe t,achc, nor ia, i,gai +. ii. i the
! Trustee but -. a. judgment .,.t Il. son.
qu"f nr 10 Iu'n anil ,na 90, ilr ,u,u.
toi have made chargcs. sir. against ins Ttl,Ila
! ti"h grave viii net admit OF apology. which
| are "cxtcnuatcl' IN lalschood anl 'sei Down In
| tsslce.
Ia the presence at wi,nc.,cs you charge me with
'iorgcTy" and "lcfraui.' Thcsc are grave charge,
sir AMI IL you cannot .ub.tantia,e them you know
the penalty. iOd may take my pure. impair my
health-,ho,c may be- repaired by time AMI mcli-
cine: but sir touch not my reputation; IL - ali
| have.
You said. "Tran"r slway- comes g. the As.u"i-
alton drank" which can prove I" he malicious
ialsch"od by wiincfs ahu came with me tn" "n,
| Il The three time. | attended the Association IN
nine OF ten YEAR. i's while ~ the ci,y lid not
Hitcn'l IT. meeting
Md a. I" publishing NY examination paper.
] am not the lcss, .urris'sl All that have heard
peak Of II. 'ay. ut show. hi' your Judgment
and sehse. y" ohe where ] haze laugh; could
be made a. believe It criterion by which To- judge
| Of my qualification g. teach In Tact lii not -
Ieci higher grad ] Wa' surprlss-i that ] re-
eoiVcd shat I'D having heard u Your inicn'',
I" "'a'' m' tht' iai1 90 account 81 my Reform
-f'',"'s ~ az s",'" y proven ~ Year ""h
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Firni District.

First Precinct -FAIR VIEW ISS. FEED
ERICK TURNPIKE.
Second Precinct yEWHTHH HALL. -
TONNIILLE
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Eighth District.
ttuth District.

i..i Precinct spib >IE!SI man,
-,s.'hi Prs.iu.t ~ HPDtN IILLL T..
ans EpfH
itri Pr,- u.i IsH..oN IpAN
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The People viii Elect Him.

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'rg'h u.ar, 81 'e.- o. u, ,st,r, hn, Z
D .lfh street. fAsaes fsithtrls @ith tht utfs
hu' y ghth .'ws' - hau.ir,.i 4ui "a ght. uius
ant sfr 'stlf'h. tss' nsff - lrss. until H luivf
s.. OIL. .4sit |lHs = ths above tleutianoi lssI
ifom '.sil..ag Che.isu ani @tfs g. He.,.el
'h'uo' rant * s.ft al b. .shiing ~ Tart 81 .sil
'a.'t .,I. b. ffa .e.t uis sstsr and three faurfh
drs-,e- ~ s.s.f huul - sol ,isht thf,s sni
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--r'f 81 ----- r-rnc. -'a't - sHt D.,
hsh lsstrrs. eA.t. h.aauns o. fh. cote, o. s
.sri r''sd '~' hanirsi and 80. .pi =, twclih.
49, .. 'H fes - gnuta. u'as .ug
TnnEi ,,RE> Nv" EooDs. lNDrwENn
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.aijsct p. y,arly rrsani rsn, q s2lao 80 "a,
-hi,h b. fs-iessnsAis At any ume pfiaf o. >sp,em
~ 0. i,s7, alsh Iss rsut q - "l"oa AMI 4 al
arfoaraEs. - rent sefuoi o. ;hs iinc Il ie,icm,.
ton
rhs iwptv,saeuIs ar q large
THREE sroRN BRICH DWELLING.
about q issfAas is,i. si'h tw. .i.r, BRI1k
hArkHt tl.biNs stesi gal let. . stable ahou,
- iest stuass. ~ - Hlusc. about hfi.en SEES
.4aar'. tni s,hst signalling. Sail improve
m'uis ar stfly rev. q god materials. AMI uui
~ In ths BE-, inann.r. q great co-,. Under the
iif,,tisn 4 obc 4 oar bcsi Bailicr..
This property !. .ppa.ite the ""unif, seat It
ten Jshn hefrs, the rc.iisncc of the late
d. u. Burn. ard !. wuTthy & spccisi aitcn
tion q capitalist. II b. handsome front II
abou, 3s2 fse, IN aid Blp.min ( ,ialc rad Ma.Aer
street. laid down 90 the Fla, made for the IA
ecuior- q Jane, uz,pcF. Jr., dcrca.c-l. to he
sen al the oaice e thc undcrsigncl. 4. y. M.
sSlman.l run. tl-esgh sid los. from east o. wes,
giving about ga fron, feet on the north side AMI
same number II front fee, on the south side e
aid .irce,
TsNc- and sfouui rat sin be paid :" IL, 4
.alc
Term. { >ais ~, third cab the balance
~ ~" llal in t.ncats a. - anltwcl, month.
credit pay mont g. hear interest from lay Il al,
mi 9" - .ocur,I ~ the note ~ bond. Il the
purchaser With .ccufiy to the sati.iac,ioa Il the
Administration. Se., % all Cash q, the option 4
The purchaser
AMOS .. MUSSELMAN.
aud OREGON u. BENSON.
Administrator e. I. A. e Mr.. y. T.. Burns.
.. A. kIRKLiND 4 co. Auc,ionccr..
net. g.
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Real Estate Safes.

J. ALEXANDER PRESTON. Arornc, rr
Mortgage. No. ~ Lexington t., Bsl,,mor.
nr MA'GlI.i.. Auction,,r.
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Second District.
Third District.

firi Precinct WOObHERRI
Second Precinct -OLD HlNHET HOfSE.
REfSTERSTO Ti'KNpIKE
Third Pf'cinrt- SEVEN HILE HDfNE.
REINTERSTDHA TIRNpIKI
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~
MORE t"iNtl
a. VITA. %" t'pscE ami auth"rty contain
r,l 90 a M.rtsas" tr,m iohn VI Wheeler aii
Mac ;. Wncvl.s hi- wife a. .liialn li,aa.r, Ga
'..l ~, ninth iat II Mrtrh. \. y. lSsl. ,,d ,,
c,uly,i aaung The Mortgage Record. 81 l,ltmut.
...an;y "a Lilo =. u. A.. NJ. 70. fpio 1868. Ac
aud II Article 80 ofthc Maryland Coir 81 rubHc
GENERAL l.s~s. ih" undersigned Mort ,asc,. name
~ the -aIi Mortgage will offer tot .sir Us publ.
auction. At the Coi'RT House Door N lev
.nniaSn. ah
T"...",y -. i.h ".., 81 "''.'.. 10.
Ut ~ "'riurt Y.
ALL THAT TRACT on PARCEL ~ LAND.
SITUATE ~ BALTIMORE CnrNTi.
snd dc..rL-., IN u bccI ft.n Richard !. 80
ting and Levi u. Wheeler. Administrator, -
John ". Wheeler, dated ihr 2ith day ~ fcbiu
at 1909. an'. re- ,i'lc HIaon, III, I.ani R"'lr'i
of r,ltm"sc county In i.iicr T.. ~. =. NJ. -
ipii" 222. a.. containing
EIGHTY ACRES ~ LAND. morn
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Mortgages sale

EtLr ,nLE REAL ESTATk II iALrI
MORE tutNtI
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Fourth District.
seventh District.

f'.t Pre~iue' ~ THg HOTSI ~ m
NiNPNDN
-.-.nI rr,,-u.t rLLf>tNI HrNTEE.>
H',ILt UINERfRS
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WORTs. sNLk

NEWMAN tr tp 81 L,~
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-02
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Grand Centennial Parade at PhilRdel-
phia Yesterday-The Most ImPOs-
ing Denomination Ever Wit
messed on this Continent.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The weather
to-day is perfect; the sun shines brill
iantly, but it is cool and breezy. The
neither the sun nor mud makes them
unpleasant. The grand parade OF the
Knights Femplar is the grand event of
the day, and has proved a magnificent
success. A more brilliant event has moi
occurred here in years, and probably q
finer and more imposing demonstration
OF the kind has never been seen in this
country. 1t is estimated that ten thou.
sand knights marched in line, and the
procession occupied an hour and twenty
minutes in passing given point.
Nearly every commRndery was accom-
panied by band of music, and many
had in addition drum corps. The pro-
cession formed on Broad street, the right
resting on Chestnut street. The time
announced for starting was nine O'Clock,
and very shortly after that hour all was
in readiness, and the column moved
down Chestnut street to the music ofthe
band and cheering OF the vast crowd of
spectators. At the head of the
line was Samuel B. Dick, grand
captain-genersl, OF Pennsylvania,
with the following aids: Hon. John F.
Hartranft, Hon. John Latts, Hon. VIM.
s. Stokely, Chss. W. Bachelor, John e.
Hutchins, Jesse Orr, E p. Kingsbury,
George w. Heigs, John w. Hays, Robt.
A. Packer, Grant Weidmsn, Thomas r.
Patton, George V. Manse, Sullivan 8.
Child, James E. Stevenson, John L.
Young, John J. Carter, Charles w.
Mackey, VIM. Mackey, VIM. w. Allen,
Peuben Williamson, John Russell and
theodore L. l.. Tockermsn, with 8
number Of special aids; then came the
Marine band of Washington, Washing
ton commandery No. l, OF the District
Of Columbia, E. G.. Davis E. c., with
ninety men as escort; Hon. Joseph h.
Hopkins, NJ. E., grand master Of the
Grand ElcsmpmeDt Of the United
States; in q barouche drawn BY -four
horsag; the grand ohicers Of the Grand
Encampment OF the United States
Vincent l.. Hurlbut, Of Illinois, d. 8,
M; John ". Simms, OF New York, G
T. E.; e. T. ShultZ, of Maryland; u. G.
G.; CO Woodruff, J. W., in carriages
! The grand officers of Pennsylvania fol.
] lowed, and after them the various com
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-02
uELL ALLEN LOOKING UP.

On Yussdsy morning the Avalanche
promised TO support Bill Allen should
me be nominated at ST. LO1is. But yes
tsrday it goes back on him in the fol-
lowing style: at seems TO have come
20 this:' that tine chances Of an odd
slime politician of Democratic ante
esdents' Of being elected President and
riding 10 the moon on sunbeam
ara about equal. 0ne of that sort would
bs compelled TO carry tcO much dead
weight in the snaps Of defense OF dog
n, as which, though dear to the Old
tin.r's heart, were swept away by the
war. He would be compelled to defend
every act Of the managers Of his party
for twenty years past, and by the time
his opponents ceased performing his an
atomy it would resemble q sieve. We
know it Is quite the fashion with psru'
san i,urrals TO ass y that the political
label settles everything; hut the AOd-
ElacAs prefers telling the Truth to in
duIeipg In humtug and deceit. AS the
north understands the term, an old
time Democrat is 'Copperhsad.' NO
ICopperhead' can be elected President in
1875 Even 80 pronounced Copper
mead, So Fernando Wood clearly sees
this fact; aud his preference Is Judge
David Davis, Republican, who never
drew Democratic bresth-"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Question OF Jurisdiction In the
Belknap Impeachment Again Dis
30, easSed in the Senate.
House Proceedings The Bill to Promote
the Efficiency Of the Army Passed
A shipping Commission
Provided for.
SENATE.

WAsHINeT0N, June l.-IIegislRtive
bnsiness was suspended and the consider-
alton OF articles of impeachment against
tue late secretary of war was resumed.
The accused with Mr.. Carpenter was
present, as well as the managers. The
president, pro teDlpOTe, announced the
Judgment Of the senate oveTuling ths
Plea of defendant as to Jurisdiction.
Senator White submitted an order that
the accused be ordered to plead further
or answer thz articles OF impeachment
within ten tifsra from this date.
Mr.. Carpenter addressed the senate in
opposition to the order, and said he
wanted time to consider what further
steps the defense would take. One Of
his associates (Biair) was necessarily ab-
sent from the city, and the other Judge
Black was on his back with rheuma-
tism. He did not know whether it
would be best for the accused to plead
further, or rest his case where it is, and
demand Judgment. He argued that
the recent order Of the senate was not
valid, because It had not been adopted
by two-third vote, and claimed that
every senator who voted against juris-
dictiOn would be bound TO vote "nOt
guilty" on the final vote.
MessTs. Lord aud M'MahOn replied on
behalf of the managers, ard urged the
trial to go on.
Mr.. Carpenter Fl 1ally asked TO be al
lowed until Monday next to consult
with his colleagues as to what course
they would pursue.
After some debate, Senator Wright
moved thst the senate, sitting as court
OF impeachment, adjourn until Tuesday
next at one O'Clock, which was agreed
to, and the senate, sitting as court Of
impeachment, adjourned.l
After executive session the doors were
reopened, and number OF private bills
on the calendar passed. Adjourned.
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Y. M. @. A.
Second Days Proceedings of the Con-
ference of the International Exeeu. .
tive COmInIftee-Increase At
tendance, Etc.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The second days
proceedings in conference Of the In
ternatiOnal executive committee of the
Young Mems christian association was
marked by an increased attendance. The
topic The work OF the general secreta-
ry" was discussed by r. B. M'Binny, of
New York. The topic "Whst Is the
most effective means Of reaching the
YOubg men?' was discussed by Messrs.
Thane Miller, OF CincinnatI; Cree, CT
Philadelphia, and Whittle, of Chicago.
The topic sis it desirable and feasible to
have an uniform subject for all Monday
meetingsY WAS fully considered,
In the afternoon Mr.. Moore, Of Som.
erville, discussed the subject "HoW to
secure the cooperation Of the evangeli-
cal ministry more thoroughly in our
work" :
Mr.. Cree gave a gratifying account of
the work in the south and southwest.
and OF the assistance given by ministers
and lsymen there.
Mr.. Moore, OF New York, reported the
work done among railroad men, Ger.
mans and eolored young men south.
Mr.. M'Binny, Of New York, opened
the discussion on the subject of 1.-THE re-
lation Cf the International executive
committee 10 the State work. and
stated that the committee had grown in
number from sixty to nine hundred.
Mr.. Moody represented the need of
trained secretaries for this work-men
educated in schools and practically eff
cient. - -
Mr.. Mccormick made brief address,
and after soms general talk, Mr.. Moody
closed the meeting with prayer.
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STILL STUTFERS.
The ConsressIob, ,sI-IavessigAiing Co"'
mfttee I'm Stsn2H IN Ne" Or
IeRns-supervIsGr Hunt
Upon the NitTisSs
stand.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The con-
V,esslonsI committee commenced their
investigation with open doors Today all
members being present except Mr'
blackburn, VINO is en- route to Washing
ton bv order of Speaker Kerr. Internal
Revenue Supervisor P. II. Hunt was the
f,tst witness examined in regard 10
crooked whisky matters and the at
tenopts to bribe public offieerE. On his
cav 10 New Orleans, in 1875, he stopped
ut Holly Spripgs, where be net Walsne,
= distilier Of this city; Wslshe stated 70
witness that they, the distillerS, had
maid his predecessor, J. ID. COBB, one
thousand dollars Per month, amounting
IN twelve or fourteen thousand oouars,
and that he desired to make some ar
rangements with witness; Hunt came
en "a New Oheans sfterwaTd; appointed
,,augers snd stCrekeepers for the Gary
distiileFT. aud found a gain OF gallon
-e- bushe!s increase in disallery's pro-
ductIon only ran five days after these
,sbanses, consequently the inference was
mat they had been making large per-
,ssTtaes Of crooked whisky; it had been
,.T,stofnary TO withdraw forty or Efty bar
reIs Der day, but three days before the
,r,aaI revenue Cfiicisls seized the Cary
,iislii'ery, about four or five hundred
bsTTels Sere withdrawn; the inference
was that the officials bad notified the
,Iistjllers Of she intention to seizs; TIE
smouut OF revenue due, for which the
digtillery was seized. wss twenty1touI
thousand dollars; Hunt dismissed Iooo
spd 4 arman for Irregularities, but they
we're goon after employed in the custom
house.