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, 1876-02-26

Samuel Cornwell, Of saybrook, Mclean Coun-
u, Ill. has been awarded judgment for a3760
on suit for damages for injuries sustained BY
him III a collision Of hand-car on which he vas
Aud M engine Of Tho Toledo Road. CornHoll Was
section nun OF tho Toledo noad whon the acci.
dent occurred.
, 1876-02-26

About Tho matter, Int Il wss snbjeos which had
batter not DO discussed NOW.
nDonALp ru1NKs he prpn'r GET TREATED
nfOur.
Among thosc who sent wrttten oongratulA.
aon. was Con. Mcdonald, now occupying ! cell
In the County Jail. Mcdonald said to-day that,
4 Judge TEcat bid ruled - fairly IN h's case u
Dillon ruled in DAbootk's cass, he could not
h4yo bAon convicted.
, 1876-02-26

FROM DAD TO wDRsE.
TspiE1s. smallpox. md diphtI.otta aro pfeYa-
ieilt among tho refugees. Tho work Of pho,iica-
ton makea no prosress. Adriocs from Mostar
report serious diYeroncca among tho Tufkisl,
oslicialss defalcattons from funds dosRnod for
rebuilding si!lages. and violent opposltion on The
part OF ths MussulMen TO proposed reforms. 1t
IL reported from tho interior that collisions ara
apprehended II tho reforms arc enforced,
, 1876-02-26
Several Fattalions Of Carligt Troopt
Threw Down Their Arms,
French Republican Deputies Talk OF Par.
doning the Communists.
The Turks Again Badly Defeated by tht
Herzegovinians.
GREAT BRITAIN.

RESCUED
LONDON, Fob. 15.-Tlo American whA1oF
Young phmnix sayod forty. ono survivors Of tho
emf8Eant ship 8trathmore. B!,o took them
aboard On the 22d Of January, aud on tho 2Gth
transferred twenty to the Hiorra Morena. Tho
1attor weasel has arrived at Gollo and landed the
unfortunateB.
ELECTION RIOTS.
Riota At Workaop. yesterday, on tbs occasion
of the election, Woro caused by gang Of opcr-
a4ivea from tho noIghbortng colo,tes. No sari.
ous damage vas done, and all ia quiet now.
FINANCE AND TAADK.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The week has beon one Of
great depression. The fortnightly settlement,
general lack Of interest In Stock Exchange opo-
ratfons, and hoavlnesa Of the French Dou1so
combined, render tho market extremely dull.
Some activity was awakened yeaterday by pFess-
uro to soil, and nearly all cisasos of Hccuritiea
have suffered. To-day, settlement being COM
ploted, thefe Ia better feeling and alight TO-
covery Of prices. The discount market has boon
steady, but at o lower rats in consequence of
heavy shipmenta Of specie aud approaching TO-
payment Of tho bucz Canal loan, which it IL sup
actions.
Tlaoro have boon no chnugcs Of noto Ia tho
whtlo the demand hag boon Rtimu1ated only ID
casea OF samples. The prominent markets hayc
been quiet but In = few instances thetq has
been email doc.lna iii ali leaitjnp etantea.
At Paris tho market romans rather dearef
than III London for wheat and flour,
The attendance at Mark Lime was amalL and
tho feeling QUO Of detection. There woro no
buyers At old ratos, Which are asked evon for tho
beat qualitieB. Wheat IL neglected, Lnat wook's a
deliveries of Eugilsh wero fair. aud foreign
supplies comparatively moderate.
Tno regular weokly c4rcular Of the Lyorpooi
bsokers' Association says cotton continues dali
and quotations of all deacriptous nre further
reduced. American has boon 10 rather better
demand, but tho quantity Offering La still 90
great that rr1cea AaYo further 1oci;soa farthfnc
for tlc lowor and an eighth Of 4 penny fol
medium pradea bfi!HIIuu sni fair uuni{t{oa
, 1876-02-26

ACCIDENT TO TRApEzE PERFORMERS.
NEW ionT. Fob. 25.-Whilo tho Harlan broth.
efs aud Viofotta, tho wife Of one Of them, wera
going through trapeze performance It tue
Park Theatre, Brooklyn, last evening" tho broth
era fell to tho Btnge. distance OF is feet, and
ono OF them ia probably fatally injured.
, 1876-02-26
5HtpWAFCK.


sAT FRANCISCO, Fob. 25.-Goodall, Nelson i
Pcrkine' steamer Ealotama parted llnea and went
ashore at Eau DnenaYontnra to-day in heayy
wind and Hoa. Total loss.
, 1876-02-26
SPAIN.
IN THE CONTES,

MADRID, Feb. 25.-A warm discussion 90.
Cured In Congress- yesterday betwoen Castelar,
aud Canoras Del Castillo, about tho validity Of
the election in the Fourth ACCOMPLISHMENT Of
Barcelona. Tho HouBs subsequently sustained
the validity.
LONDON, Fob. 26-6 a. ma dtapath from
Mndrtd says during the debate IN Congress on
tho elections, Senior CASTELAR, charged that all
Kinds Of violence sud abuse had been p1acticod
At tho elections In Darcolona and Abeds. uo
oHcrcd to renounce luis immunity ~ o Deputy
N order to prove ltH assertions, and declared
hts intention on aomo future occasion to defond
and Justify all Ills acts "a Dictator.
ARMY NEWS.
Alfonso returning 10 Toloso. tho Royal army
Immediately marched against tho Carlists ia
the mountain diatrscts between Lorza and Al
eAcuo.
Gen. Primo do Riveso occupies tho 1ollloa Of
A!dtredea, on tho frontier, to prevent The Carl
lists escaping to Trance.
Tho RoyaEista hava taken eighteen eseel can.
non. quantity Of powder aud arms and num-
ber OF hosaas that had boon abandoned by tho
CarllatH.
PANS, Feb. Alt is stated that Bpaln has
agreed 70 pay an indemnity to tho family Of
Roygondcan,. WHO mas executed in Cuba, and
coltt-maGual the officer who ordered bis axecu-
tioa.
SUBMISSION.
ANpoA1N, Fob 25.--Four CarliBt battalions.
the iirst which nnllstod In Gulpu1cus, have SUBJ
mittod to Kiug Aphonso, and a.ked for am-
nestY.
MADRID, Feb. 25,--Tho Gazette, official. pub
lshcs Tho "details of.subm,aHions which hava 90
fsE boon mado by tho Csrllsts. 1t estimates
that, ~ addition 70 tue four Carlist hattalious
turned to their alleFlanco. Among them arc
tho Marquis OF VILLA Verde and Gons. Blanco
and 6alhcio, who hare tsndercd their eubmis-
sions to tho Spanish Consul ut DAyonua.
King Atpholso. With $4,000 men aud forty
c&uuon, has loft Tolosa for Alsasna.
THE LAaT OF THE CAMtIsTe.
LONDON, Feb. 25.--The Paris correspondent Of
Tho Times says that It ia thought that King A.
phonBo will very aoon:iasuo proclamation u tho
nation and aa appeal for peaoo nnd then return
to Madrid, whore hs will make = solemn entry. a
1sayonne dlspasch Gays communication from
saneataban ThuEsday Eopotts that Don Carloa
and 0ou. Caselts tad concentrated
their forces, conslating Of eighteen batta!iops
end fifty guns. ia sansateban, 1tu1an, ana Leiza.
Gen Porula was It Uurguete, near Va!carlos.
Three hundred sick aud wounded Carlsss we're
at Lcseca. Many Carliats are entaslng France
near AlQuidea,
, 1876-02-26

Tbs aa1o Of the Wabash l. Erie Canal landa
yesterday aggregated $4l, l,001.23. The aals Of
hs ahole property bsiugs el64. .l51,79.
, 1876-02-26

S}te1at Dispatch 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1naToH, ILL.,. Fob. 25-On Tuesday
Caleb Edwards. Of Dewitt County, received in.
jurtos Of sevcro character In stepping from
train uhilo IN motion. To-day his phYsictans
say ho cannot recover. lie IL well-known
farmer and citizen Of Door Crock Towuahip.
, 1876-02-26

Albany, N. T., Feb. 25.-The main building q
Simmons Il Brothers. packinR-houue, 1t Green.
bush. MAS burned last night. Tho loss II about
5000; Insured.
, 1876-02-26

HDtctol Uspateh to The Ch.eaao 7fftun<,s
Ea1E. Pa, Fob. 25.-The bookstore OF P, @.
Dackus the millinery storo OF 8. Vesoeiius, and
tho clothing atore OF L. Kuasel were destroyed
BY fire lato tha evening. 1.osH about s7,ooo;
insura1,cc, $4,000.
, 1876-02-26
BUSINESS NOTICES,

your hair ami keep In strong aud healthy condition,
ise HuEnetb Cocoalne. It will stimulate tbe roots Of
tho har sn1 tesorn the natural action upon which ta
growth leJends. T~enty years ago single bottls
sAyed lssy's hair IN desperate caAe i'll which al
other treatment had fL!od; aud sacs that early sue
cesa thousands OF OF baldncsa dandru loss Of
hair and irritation Of the scalp hare yielded TO ths
same retue1y.
, 1876-02-26

:. Hs T.
Pnor1ngNCs4 II. l., Fob. 25.-Pcrkins' Horse.
Nall Conpany'H works wore burned thIa morn.
lag. Tho loHs is s50,0u0; the insurance. about
SX8,00Q,
, 1876-02-26


Sueeta' Dapatch to 1As cA,eaoa tribune.
A1cGaEaon, Ia, Fob. 25.-Nohr Creseo, Ed.
ward Lassoucr, formerly OF Prairie du Chseu
Wis.,, while digging we'll, was killed today by
foul mir -
, 1876-02-26

ftcaA the 'Fruth-ShMUo1 3. JAnpts
Warren. 1nd.. was said 10 havo ncssral,to couaumt-
tion. liz took only eight bottles Of Wiaharts Pine
TIRE T.r Cordial. sow his health t. parfect Be.t
and elcar tho syste'n Of al pulmonary dlseasest
, 1876-02-26

Cures for Cough or Cold.-As soou a.
thers II tho slightest untasess Of tho chest. with
difficulty Of BREATHING. indication Of cough, tlks
during the tay fow u Drownb bronchial Troches''
, 1876-02-05

1t has been decided to raise 81 200 for the
erection Of a Marble Statue OF DR.. BowerbaGk,
in Kingston, as a public tribute of respect for
bis labours or behalf Of the country and the
reformation of her public institutions. Some
$500 have already been raised.
A Committee has been appointed to draw up
the prospectus of a Limited Liability Company
for the establishment of two large American
Hotels in the island, one in Kingston, the
other in the hills. Such institutions are very
greatly needed in the island, and their absence
is perhaps the only hindrance TO Jamaica be-
coming a great winter resort for Americans
like Florida and Nassau. The chief difficulty,
we presume, will be the servauts-Jamaica
servants are not to be depended upon, and the
hotel prOprietQrs will be compelled in conse-
Quence to import their own attendants.
The first ball of the season was given the
other evening in the new room, attached to
Kings House. The buildings presented a
most extraordinary appearance, wholly out of
all architectural proportion, and looking like
an enormous well, the walls being tremendous.
" high-very much higher than the length
of the room itself. This, Of course, is one Of
the ways in which the public money IS FILTERED
away by those who control it, while mOrgues-
Railways-Telegraphs-Coasting Steamers
Tramways-and all other means of developing
the true industries Of Jamaica, are persisteutly
neglected and set aside by cur rulers. Poor
Jamaica
The Royal Mill Compaoy's Steamer Sc
vern" arrived from Colon this morning, con-
filming Tie report Of a serious accident to the
Steamer " Tagus y at anchor at the CompaDy's
Wharf there, the Seven" having accidentally
run into her s%ternways, in an attempt to come
to an anchor, at $50 pm. on the 2Ist instant,
, 1876-02-05

HENHOLD til Anordningen af
lode August 1874 bekjendtgj0res
heryed at Hr. p. G. Birch hersteds
har anmeIdt at endeel Eiere af Actier
i Diet tidIigere st. Croix Sanitary
& FertiIizing Company" have dan
net ct Selskab kaldet "Frederiksted's
Sanitary X Fertilizing Company" at
Fr%ederiksted er Selskabets HEM
sted, at SeIskabets Neringsvei err
TiIberedeIse og Salg af "Poudrette,"
og at z. c. Birch er Selskabcts adj
m~inisterende Directeur, dog 1t han
like kan stifte Gjald for Selskabet
eIIer A ctie-Eierne.
Frederiksteds Politikammer den.
25de Januar 1876.
EGGE.
, 1876-02-05

Maybe you have heard of corpses having been
dug up after long burial. 1t is said when the
codin is first opened the features of the inmate are
as natural as on the day of burial. But as soon as
the air strikes them, down they 60 to ashes. So
with my bank-noes, l pred the lid off the box,
and there they were, ffies and hundreds, a
tremendous wad Of them. The air struck them and
down they went to ruin, as well as myself.
started for the nearest town with my heart in
my boots, and was waylaid by robbers, who had
seen me so out with the spade, and guessed what
was up. They knocked me nearly to pieces, but
didn't get much for their trouble, as you may
fancy.
And SO it has ever been, - said the little old
man with a sigh, as he perched his feet over the
Fireplace, " and so it will ever be; and all on ao-
count of Friday, sir, which leads me to say, o-o.n-
found Friday"
The little Oldham made so energetic u gesture
as he pronounced this malediction, that his feet
slipped, and he tumbled into the Fireplace. I
tossed a bucket of water on him as he scrambled
out, and shiyering and dripping, he fumbled in
his pocket and drew out q calender, after looking
at which he made this observation; "Well! Just
as supposed, This is Friday tool"
, 1876-02-05

W. 7 skinner, has been made the receptacle
Of the confidence of q little old man who was born
ON Friday, and sends the Danbury News BUDGET
his views on Friday.
Ihatc Friday, said the little old man, in q voice
resembling the suarl Of am injured canine.
And then he crossed lis legs, leaned back in his
chair and told me lhis most extraordinary tale:-
] see by your eye YOU would know Uhu I hate
Friday, Wen sir, | was born on Friday, and being
born at all was the beginning and chiefofmy mis-
lOrtunes-for I'm a man of misfortunes sir. This
set me against Friday to begin with.
/ was young once, sir, (the little old man
evidently supposed | would be startled at this
announcement land being young, I was foolish, and
being foolish, | fell in love. Dc you follow me,
sir ! met the lady Of my love on a Friday, and
the course OF our-l mean my-true love did not
run smooth. ! say ma because I don't believe
popped the question on a Friday, and she said
mo" on q Friday the a M one.
This soured me, and turned my attention from
woman to wealth. | started out to seek my for
tune. | aimed to start on a Thursday but a
storm arose and did not get away till Friday.
had the bluest-I mean the blacklist kind of
luck, and the fortune 1 eouGht was all misfortune.
/ hunted gold in California, but didn't get gold
enough to fill a hollow tooth. [ speculated and
bought up q vast deal of a particular stock which
was rising in value. | bought it on a Friday.
The next day it went down to zero, owing to the
machinery of the Wall-street chaps, and that fat
tened me out, fiat as a founder, sir.
Then l had to work for my living and I hunted
around for a job, and the following Friday l found
one-driving stage-and in the afternoon of the
same day l fell from it and broke my leg.-Asit
was, twas q misfortune had it been my neck
'twould have been fortunate. The horses ran away
in consequence Of my tumble, and one of the pas
sengers, a fat man, was hurt internally in such a
way that he died.-Just before he breathed his
last he told me of a hidden treasure he had in the
mountains. He said the treasure was in bank
bills which he had buried when he was in a bad
scrape, years before, and which he was on his
way to get, when he was hurt.
Here was the realization of my hopes! AS soon
as I could hop about l started for the mountains,
and. after a number of misfortunes, arrived at the
place he told me of, one Friday evening. The
landmarks were just as he had described them,
and setting to with the spade had brought with
me, ! soon pitched out the box.
, 1876-02-05
Translation.

AE|dLlSIdIIOLs
TT is hereby made known that pur-
Suant to Ordinance of 10Th August
1874 z. c. Birch Esq. has made the
following announcement at the UNI
designed office, viz:
That several shareholders of the
former est. Croix Sanitary and Fer
tiIizing Company" have formed a
Company named Frederiksted's
Sanitary & Fertilizing Company"
with domicile in Frederiksted, the
business of the company being manu-
facture and sale of poudrette, P,
C.. Birch to be administering Direc-
tor of the company without power
to contract debts in behalf of the
company or the shareholders person
ally.
Frederiksted's Police Office, 25th
of January 1876.
EGGE.
, 1876-02-05
0 N 0 I'll C {, -

THE undersigned intends to open
an Evening School for children
from 5 to IL years. Instruction
will be given especially in Arithme-
tic and Drawing, as also in other
branches ofelementary school educa-
ton.
For particulars apply to
A. RASCH.
, 1876-07-09
NOTES AND NEWS.

r..ss.ass ~ ~ ~. ~ ....a
WASHINGTON, -. ", 1uly o'-So progress
was made on the appropriation bills to-day, and
the ten days for which special provision was
modc cvn;rc sIondav ,,;rbt at 70 o'clock. In
1ass 49, Ha.o ~, Wo,u1or ,,assos tha +o, davs,
Aess ene uouse ou 4non"a5 Passcs sue 'eu u1ye
extension, 70 tlat Inc prO-rata appFoprlaLlons
will be available, business will stop on Tuesday.
FgAnFu11r HOT.
Tho ,o,+hcr ;s ornressiro7v ho+ The thor.
Ane "ea*n.' ~, 10 wv ~ ueas'J no.' 1r, 1ue1
mometef 1nd'cates NV u inc shaoe' ANS no'
spell has continued without interruption 1or
month"; and is bcuinuing to show on
tbo mcr,hors many r. whom arr
nnoh1a tn attend to business On
ocl.onn+ NJ nhrsiro1 c1honst;on ocrasoncd hv
, tnc nea It, tS,l Uhg F at & dtso' na ~ Sen
800 innS.;s Fo;nd:d ~ 10 Ghan,her to1av and
hoi f to hc taken ont. The air in both Ho,iscs is
etif,nr anI vnt IT. Is tho on;nion tn.night That
od;anTn1mcnf oS1 ;s W.T. three wce5s nff.
Ao'ou nD1y Tnr 70 ~ .1Sr nrrrsT1otT1on
Mcssrs Warren Fisher. and lanes Mn11iran
, 1876-07-09


The officers OF Union Lodge No. 9 were IN
stalled last Thursday evening by Bro. John L.
Barnum, P G., assisted by Bros. Easlcy {of Ex-
officers were:
+. C. Vierling, n. G., Eecond term.
Jacob Mayer. Y. g.. second term
Thos. E. Miller, Treasurer, twcnty-aevcnth
j. X. Thorndyke, Secretary.
John Clelland, War.
Alfred patfenbargcr, Con.
This Lodge has prospered well, financially,
the last six months, the net gain being S720. The
membership is 22S.
On Wednesday evening Past Grand Master
Ellis, assisted BY the following acting Grand
officers, W. G. Mcclure, Grand Marshal, Max
Steele, Grand Warden, John Wilson, Grand
Secretary, Il. Hefter, Grand Guardian, installed
the following officers of Silver Link Lodge 10.
cording Secretary; D. Simon, 7. G.; c. Louth-
man, Treasurer; F. Olcndorf, Past Secretary.
REUNION.
Templar Lodge No. 40 enjoyed a pleasant
reunion at its new Lodge Hall, No. u South
bors Of the evening consisted Of work in the
initiatory degree, installation of officers, pre-
sentation surprise, and closed with an excellent
lunch. Quite large number Of visitors were
nsae sae no as tho ees brothers
John Mccarthy, y. G.: n. Corcoran, P: g.;
William Kirby: 4. sec.; j. Bodenchtz, P. Sec;
J. ?. Brown, Treas.
=: At the close Of the ceremony, Brother J.
Ward Ellis, P. &. ~, in i few srelltimed re-
beautiful gold-headed cane to Past Grand ".
taken quite BY surprise, but recovered
and accepted the gift in a clever speech.
This Lodge reports successful term; its
membership has largely increased, and its treas
Trrv in frdr,1 confFiff1n
, 1876-07-09

- -N<N@~N
Specia! Dispatch to Tie Tribune
WASHINGTON, .. G., July 8.-The Special
Committee appointed to Investigate the whisky
prosecutions held another meeting to-day, at
which ex-Secretary Bristow was present, and
the issue was squarely made between the Cou1-
mittce and Mr.. Bristow, Proctor Knott demand
ing to know what the President said to him
while Secretary about whisky, both in Cabinet
meetings and out Of them, and Mr.. Bristow de-
cidcd by refusing to comply with
this demand. The members, the Com
mittec present ut thc meeting, and Mr.. Bristow-,
discussed the matter for more than an hour.
Mr.. Bristow takes the ground that comrnunica-
tions between the President and o Cabinet Off
Ger are matters OF the highest privilege, and
tnat if it were established that Cabinet officer
could be forced to disclose what is said to him
by the President, then there could no longer be
any confidence between the President and his
Cabinet.
MIR. KNoTr's VIEWS.
Knott says that In his opinion this is a misap-
prehcnsion of the case. He holds that cuulmu-
nications such as arc under discussion can only
be withheld on the ground that their disclosure
would hinder or thwart the necessary proper
operations Of the Executive III enforcing the
luws. No such plea is made or eau be made in
this case. The Committee wants to know what
the President said and did about the whisky
pEOSECuLluA5. 0i0 tAC} A!AfG &lo lAuS4A A4t1bL W
inquire iuto it Us the Senate would have sitting
as Court Of Impeachment. He says
THERE IS NO SUCH PRIVILEGE
as Mr.. Dristow claims III what the President
says and his subordinates. If the question
were to arise whether the President flad appoint
cd fclon to office, knowing him to be . fc1on,
then, il it were susceptible Of proof that /,
Cabinet officer had told lin of the felony in ad-
vance Of the appointment, it would clearly
be proper for the House or the Senate to de-
mand tile fact from the Cabinet officer, and
even If it were true that the disclosure Of any
Cabinet secret would affect the public service
injuriously, the tribunal making the inquiry, and
not the officer Of whom the inquiry is made,
says he will bring the question before the full
Committee, and, it the Committee does not
vote Us he thinks, then the matter will be
brought before the House.
Mr. Bristow says hc will 60 to jail before he
will answer the questions asked OF him by Mr.
Knott.
PosrpoNEMENT.
The matter has been postponed until next
Wednesday. One OF the reasons OF the post
ponement was because Mr.. Bristow was very
anxious to 70 with his family to the White
Mountains. He left with them tonight. Mr..
Knott, and other members Of the Committee,
will he busy with Mulliggan and Fisher On Mon
day and Tuesday.
The issue between the Whisky Committee
and Mr.. Bristow has thus become very sharp
House, must lead to one Of the most interest
ing debates OF the session. It knott's Demo-
cratic colleagues stand up to him, it may result
In 31r. Bristow's going into confinement, for
there is no doubt he will persist fu his refusal to
answer.
, 1876-07-09
GENERAL DEBILITY.

Debility is term used to denote deficiency Of blood
their regular proportion white the watcry Is IN
excess Debility Is frequent occurrence: Il is Incl.
to he swollen. The patient Ia feeble. and cannot bear
much exerttou. The circulation is Irregular but a
most always weak PalrltatIon OF the heart Is very
common symptom. Violent motion often throws the
functions are Ianguidly performed. Tho muscular
strength Is d1mtn1shsd taugue follows moderate or
rest becomes hurried and even painfully aEitsted
der exertton In running. ascending heights etc
tgo. dizziness. and feeling of faiatncss very
mon. Violent and obstinate ncuralgtc pains IN the
frequent attendants upon ths disease The sec1eons
almost always either suspended very partially per-
formed Tie bile is scanty, and costreness with I'm
OF the stomach, are extremely common symptoms.
, 1876-07-09
SWOLLEN LIMBS.

LEBANON. n H., Jan. q, 1870.
Mr., STEVENS:
Dear Slr-I write you this note to inform you OF the
effect Of your BLOOD Puriaer" upon my system.
When commenced taking It, year ago. WIS vtr3
much debtlitated. Ny limbs were swollen that It
was impossible for me to get Into or ont FROM =
carriage aud very painful 20 up down stairs In
deed, could scarcely stand my feet Ny appetite
was gone. my strength falling rapidly After using
appetite improved. and my strength returned can
perform my duties nurse With my wonted ease
md feel QWc IT. to VRaET1SE. Yours gratefully
MRS. c. i. Il. T1LDEN.
, 1876-07-09

". T. BARNARD SWORN:
vas private secretary to Bellnap from April
|, 1873, until his resignation, the I'd Of March
lust Had charge Of his private letters and
papers, "a The Secretary of War usually went to
west FONT In the latter part Of May. Had
Was there with him in 1872 and 1878. MI. and
AIRS. Marsh were there, either in 1872 or 1873, at
tue time Mrs. Bowers was there. Thought It was
before they went to Europe. Saw Mr. Marsh
At the War Department on one occasion in
1874 Heard portion OF a conversation between
him and the Secretary, but paid no attention to
It. Saw but one letter from Marsh to Secretary
Belknap, and that Was the one alrcady in cyf-
dence. After Gen. Bclkuap resigned witness
put together all his private papers and letters
them. -
The Senate then, at 4:45, sitting as Court of
impeachment, adjourned until Monday at IL
o'clock.
, 1876-07-09
MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

4. 4. STEVENS: " =
to acknowledge the great benefit t has done me: Ia
the spring OF the year 1862 sick from general de-
rest. was very weak and much emacated- tried
any Of them. until waa persuaded to try VEGET1SE
Before had taken this one week my improved condi,
ton gave me renewed hope and courage. continued
to take It every day. gaining more strength until WAS
completely restored to health The effect Of this rem
cdy In the OF general debility ts indeed marvel
GUS. El.1ZABEIH =. fQLEt.
q Webster-St. CharlestoWD, Mass.