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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-08
ST. VINCENT TERRER's CHURCH.


ORDINATE LOVE OF THE WORLD.
Al ST. Vincent Fcrrcrs church yesterday morning
tho high mass was celebrated by tho Rev. Father
Dunnc and the sermon preached by the Rev Father
Lilly Tho light, airy, pleasant cdincc, with its many
frcscocs and charming paintings in good harmony
with the warm, sunshiny weather. This being the
month OF May, tho Virgins altar was handsomely
a handsome blue satin fcstoon drawn, and flowers
and lights abunsentiy displayed. Immediately
adjoining the altar q beautiful picture Of the Sacred
Hcart-a full figure Of tho Saviour.
with the heart cxposcd-beforc which burned
The music sung the Generals, in g, with
the sSanctus' and "Agnus Der from Mlard Before
the sermon Ranch's .ven CREATOR sung and MT
the oIertory given the rTota Scpul,hrar by
Donizcttl The singers were Mcssrs. Groschc and
Joseph or tenors; Mcssrs = A. Walker and Marshall
bassos; Mrs. Becker soprano and MISS Tracey, con.
tralto the organist being Mr. J. j. Brown. The music
was all rendered in excellent style. though the choir
whole scarcely upto the high standard which
this church was so long noted for.
The sermon preached by the pastor instruct
i've lesson from the epstlc gospel OF the day.
In which he showed the folly OF attaching too much
importance tins world and lis ambitions II was no
SAID Impossible Tor a man 10 serve Two masters and
were t. give ourselves up 10 the world the duly Of
attending to eternal salvation would necessarily be
neglected We should he either the friends OF God
the slaves OF tho world IL impossible 70 attach
ourselves 10 the things OF earth and attend
90 the OF souls. Experience showed that
even IN tho very last hours of fc flc habit 81
being absorbed ~ the worlds predominant,
aud that the threshold OF he judgment seat the
poor dying could not withdraw his mind 10 give
heed 10 make hts peace with God. II was therefore,
Of paramount importance 10 use the time wo now had
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VIZ have word To say 10 the Democrs.
cy Of this county. Have You q chairman
and committee in ench precinct Of vour
county, II 80, are they at work for Til
den, sndricks, Durham and Reform2 II
not, there should he a committee and
chairman in each precinct. BY organizing
such, more effective work can be done, aud
each voter brought out to the polls The
Democrat Who Is not, at this time, doing all
within his power TO secure suc,e~ IN
the coming election, does not deserve the
glorious name. This Is no time TO he rest.
ing on your oars. We have seen the light
At last, after the darkness Of Radical rule,
in the splendid triumph we achieved in In
diana and West Virginia, aud the cutting
down Of Republican maj'rties in Ohio
from $4,000 To about 5000 ur 1000 The
people in tho-e State made q gallant fight
for Reform, and denoun ed Granti-m with
all lie attendant evils with voice which
Z snnut I've misunderstood. A those States,
then, set you an example for good, il J..
your duty, Democrats to follow It, Because
cur majority il the State election j. 10000,
that j. no reason why you should rest east.
ly and say, "it will all come out right any
say" Remember that We have a cioss
race for Congress, and our majority has
been nothing to bnast u heretofore. See to
IL. then. that v III are organized in every IRE.
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LAND, srOCK AVID caoP ITEMS.

TnE msrte, IL now glutted with lsree,
fine che-'nut', free Of worms and very brown
and ripe.
Tom Ochiltree won the Centennial cup,
at Jernme Park, last week, In four mile
rice With three other horses
The great trotiine horse, smugeler, vas
defeated In trot, the other day, by Crest
Eastern, q horse yet unknown to fame.
Us Murphy sold to Lewis Jones, 81 head
of cattle, at ~ cent. per pound. These
bullocks were fine and very fat. They are
to be delivered the lat Of next month.
oSE lady out on Hall's Gap In thi.
county has made three barrels u apple
butter and expects to make more. This is
the largest qus1tity Of apple butter We
ever heard Of one family making In .
single season.
A BUNCH OF sheep, so in number, va. In
town, last Tuesday. nearly all " which were
ewes. The owner refused 81 so per head
for the females, but offered to take that
price per head for the lot A sale was not
effected, and the drover went on.
]. y. OwEys hiss an Alderny Bull which
he will farm out" at IS per COW, and al
low the farmer to breed to him until hi-
A
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CJrrutf Court.

The Fall term OF the Lincoln Grcui
Court convened here on last Monday, with
Judge Ossley on the bench, nd Common
wealth'- Attorney Denny at hi' post.
The following compose the lists Of grand
and petit jurors for the present term Of tn,
cnurt. Grand Jurors-Charle. Daugherty
VIM. Petrey, J. X. Napier, Jno. Young
Dayton Tucker. d. McK;trick, Joseph
McClary, J. NJ. Hail, John VI. White, John
p Gooch, f. Hutchinson, J. S. Robin-on,
Rich I'd Cobb, Vim. McGirni-, Peter Car.
ter and r. Williams. Mr. Hail is the lore
man.
The Petit Jurie. are a. follows: BOYLE
Ried, VI. Lytlc, J. II. Hooker James Pep
piles, J. l.. Thurmand. J. $. Bosley, Robt
Porter, Samuel Cowan, John Dinwiddie
Joseph McAli-ter, David Spoonamore,
John Jones. T. B. " Intgomery, John IL.
& n, J. A. Harris, e. Vsnnoy, Ed. Carter.
Austin Hail, Samuel Reid, David Pepplr.,
J. F, Cash, d. q. Collier, S. J. Embry and
A. X. Denny.
The docket for the three frat days con
tanned but little Of impprtance, and hut
few cases were tri d by the court, the bal
ance being either filed away or continued
Among the penal cases was one against
Underwood, for disturbing religious wor-
ship. lie ws- fined SO.
Another was against Ballard iocum, for
carving a deadly weapon. Fined $50, and
ten days imprisonment.
Commonwealth against NJ. L. Russell,
charged with retailing spirits without IL
ceo-e. Fined $50.
Angelina Hays, a woman Of color, who
has heretofore been considered and treated
as m IDIOT, had her case tried by jury
sworn to investigate the matter, and the wo-
man, BY her conversation, showed very
plainly that she was not a lunstic or idiot,
but was possessed Of an ordinarily good
mind. Hence -he YVES pronounced by the
verdict Of jury not an IDIOT and hence
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ave hearu ~ 81" '"'"'' 's''"'' w, cru"
ma. Tue jury 's'se w "s'ee' ""u "ee
Mary A. Ammons against j. NJ. Anmon',
or divorce. A decree was entered for pill, !
Elijah Spears against Eliza, his wife; a
Iivorce was granted plf. Commonwealth
gainst Thomas Shelton, for keeping .
iPpling house, Judgment sgsinSt the
defendant for $50. Commonwealth against
lanes Kits, far b. ting on election judy
nent tr 800. Commonwealth against ].
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
fashionable.

Having been sb-ent during the last three
weeks, have not been able to give you th,
usual note Of passing events. None Of
these have been very startling in Their
character.
Our little furry OF war seems to have en-.
tirely sub-ided. The wounded are conva.
lescent, and the other belligerents have no,
been identified
We have had our excitements over cleo.
ton returns, and added our shouts TO the
acelamstions that hailed the victory in
Indiana.
Death has visited Us, and done his fearful
work, making fond hearts to bleed over
blighted hopes and buried affections
The corn crop was generally sufficiently
matured to escape damage by the severe
frosis Of the last two weeks, and will 60 in.
to the crib in good condition. The search
" II hogs, the low Price Of mules. and the
ab-ence Of distilIerie' conspire to keep down
the price Of hi. commodity
In the tobacco regions. south Of Us, the
failure OF early plants delayed the crcp to
such an extent that, although a large
amount was cultivated, and the yield I'M
usually good, great deal was overtaken by
the frost before it could be secured. The
corn supply in that por ion # the State is
much larger than usual. The people have
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

al
JoHS II. CrAm ofer 10 the trade 20,
600 dollar. worth ~ New aai Elegant pry
Gods. No old stock on hands
" you want a suit made In the lnte.,
Pari.iaiI Style, call on Mis- B,lle Hughs
a. John u. Crnigt Dress Making e-,ab
lishment
AspynsoS a McRnprars have N
cheapest stock Of Note Payer, Letter Paper
Legal Paper, and Envelope. ever brough,
to this market.
Miss BILLIE Huops, from Danville
invites the ladies, ~ Central Kentscky, "a
call and see her a, John II. Craig's Dies.
Making Rooms.
GUS and pi-,ol- made and repaired by
W. r. Mccall, near Turner-ville Order
le0t with B,hon a Stsgg will receive
promP, attention.
Miss BELLS IIuaHs, from Danviile, will
uJrr, on Monday, Oct 23rd, 1 the Dre-.
Making Rooms II John II. Craig, q first.
class establishment
MISS BELLE HuoHs, from Danville,
snlicit. q call. When you want a Swish
Dress cut and made. At the Dress Making
Rooms u John u. Craig.
TBrRr Is one thing that the people NJ
Stanford and vicinity must learn. and Il
!. thi.; smith a Miller slways keep =
splendid selection of Groceries, and -ell
them at the very lowest figures. II IL
worth the while 10 call On them.
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MARX ETs.
Louisville.

There was better feeling generally IN the Louis.
Vile produce markets yesterday Provisions opened
quiet but closed With better feeling. Pacon Al
rs for shoulders 81 a0ase for clear rib sides and
lOLNlOhsc FIR clear sides Bulk meats ne f0r
shandes Sc for clear rib sides AID s.e for clear
side Lard vas easier at iis4 al2c for iierce I20s
lls.c for keg AID bucket Hams hrm at exc.
Mess pork tis Break last bacon ilc. Wheat Vas
hrmeT at " O5al 10 for red, ~ l0al " Tor amt en-
and VI 1901 u Tor white. Corn a3at7c tor ear aud
sheled on arrival aud 5saSl from stone. Oats al "a
a3sc 90 arrival aud 4i,ss6c from store. RYE Csc.
Barley e0esi Toe. Butter quiet al lsa26c Eggs
Al i6slle. Potatoes at 81 coca 90 on arrival.
Onions o. 0ot2 Is on arrival Green apples
N9l 50. -llouissills Commercial, Oct 18th.
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Fancy Groceries.

We take especial care to keep our stock
Of Fancy Groceries complete and fresh.
Fresh pickles. ,how-chow, mustards, salad
dressing, celery suit, navoring ertrscu,
scids, spices. raisins, eurrsnts, citrons, ETC.,
sold at regular grocery margins.
Fash Bakers Chocolate, Con's Gelatine,
Royal Dessieated Canoanut, Durkee's Salad
Dressing, o-~ego Corn Starch, National A.
A. Cream Tartar, Lemon Sugar, ETC., re.
eeived lately.
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THrnr IL. decision nov on Gle In the
United States Court for the district Of New
York. which has a local interest to all II
our dis,iller- Of brandy and whisky. Tha,
decision is that the Government can collect
on the amount o. the capacity II the dist.ll-
cry and no, on II. actual production only.
Therefore u a di,tillery has a capacity of
two barrels day, and there is only one
barrel made, the di-tiller must pay for two.
Our distillers would do we'll 10 be on their
guard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

THERE is considerable in,lination
upon the part Of both white and black
married people, to obtain from our courts
a Judgment decreeing To the woman right
to trade, etc, as a single woman Of age
There have been several cases, Of the kind,
at our presen, tsrm OF the Circnit Court.
The Law is a good one, AMI parties do right,
in many cases, to avail ihemselye. Of IL.
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Miscellaneous.


to sixteen cent, for average quality. We.
however. pru,ec,eJ our re,n,ar ,airo,. nv
shipping large quantities at n lo.. to our.
s.lye.. Bu,ter maker. who ,ak. I;,,,. car.
In making. and fail 70 worl and nres. ,bei,
butter we'll. lin otber words. do moi roach
the Standard. have a moor show for a mar.
ket in Stanford.
Rare and bult al,neops col,oc,ion NJ
boneymoonatic prov nde-: oceans Of fancy
Candies, c,ryos Of Bananas fleets Of
Raisins, Figs, Nuts. Oranges, Lemons. Cur.
,.,,. .nd Cooo.,,,.. ,o,,Joi.. ~ c.i;,.,,.
GRAPES, Pears, etc, etc.
Evorv ho,..ho,d xh .,;,,. .ho,,,
.hon,J \. .,.,I;.a ~;,,, ... -. g.
s.nd.r. c.lI "a -. g.
IL Is about time that the heathenish pr'c-
I'll. LID b. s;.oo.,;nm.a !. ,L;. -.
li,h,.n.d o,u,,,v ..n.o;.IIv r. g..
ALL. IN ..r ... ~ ,..-. ;.I,...;iI.
art Gle.
Parties who have engaged a farm ball
from US. sre notified that We will bsy. a
'o"d 70 arrive next week. and they csn De
SuPpi'ed' ihese oe'is are 20 cheap that
ever! farmer eau au"rd 10 ouv one, ana u Is
'he experience oil those who have one that
its cost"
NJ, pn..st.., r.. ~ u.:
-. y.--,,- 60
-" ~ 'e
ta'ers'
THrsos New, NOVEL AND SEAsoSApIE.
Foot. mats, Map-sticks, Scrub Brushes,
Fire Sets, Wire Fire Tenders, sad-iron
Holders, Hooded Coal Hods. Tea and
-. go
NN'
A large and comprehensive Stock Of
Brides, Collars, Lines, Curb and Back
W. 40 IN e., -. ~
A beautiful Stock Of Jspanned Cham
we nave TWO one-horse spring wagons
one bran new and Handsomely finished, the
other run but a short time-vbich We will |
all Iox Tar cash or ,ooa Mana,
Jack Frost, E.a.. has reminded us TO |
me,,;on tho t,I,ow;no . ....on.h,.. s,o
- -, ~
P'p~' o'"'e PoNSh' ura'e pans Coal hods,
shovels and tongs, CRATE trivets and zinc. |
Call and get them Immediately.
We have the very best Dollar Axe In the
marie, I'm, s.nsc;.lIv .o,,n.nJ a.. 81,
- In. sy ~
willie. Price. 81 25. Also a new s,ock of
Ava U,,dI.. Of K.n,,oxv ,;mho,
buggy "heeis rom ~ TO si2 s'e'; Bug
ey Shafts from 70 cents to 81 SO per pair.
M s I'm s"' N"'' "e'
ever brought 10 SAh'o'u'
Tn. ANAL ,r.i, sox;o. ....on .,ru..,.
Gil. IL. c,,.
", o"' ""'' 0"s'"'' o'eSoanu'' bri'
OUR TWO CENT SOAR.
fsaPs-put into an iron kettle five gal
y, pm,s "a, e,, 20 ,n,s , sou nve P,unds
lime. hill The m;,,n,e Ira a.
quarters Of an hour; then dip all out into
tub; sdnt,ng me tub and let il sit until il
I ~. sr'e ISe "iiI rue qmte e,ear J then
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

VIZ noticed . number Of gentlemen in
town this week, with neat and hsnd-ome
suits on, and learned from them that they
were purchased at Hayden Brothers. The
gentlemen remarked that 80 long As they
could buy as good and cheap clothes as they
were, thew would never buy the goods and
have them cut AMI made at home
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DOMESTIC IIEMs.
Esffd ev Campbell 4 miller.
Market Changes.

We are now selling soda ash for making
our ~ cent soap" for 6 cents pound.
Special bargains offered in Willow ham
pers for soiled clothes.
A nice Tea Cani.ter and one pound Of
prime Green Tea. for o'e dollar
We want few thousand pounds Of good
-four at SO so in trade.
Remember our superb sprouting hoe at
one dollar.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

T. P. Hill, ESQ, will address the people
Of Lincoln county, at wayne-bure, on Sat-
urday, the 2sth Of this month. Hour o
speaking, O'Clock nm. Let the people Of
all parties turn out, and give him large
audience. The true principles Of Democ
rscy will he thoroughly discussed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

Ma E Busu, formerly farmer Of this
county, but now living in the county Of
Clark, raised a fine crop Of curn this year.
lie shueked two shocks, made Of 10 hills
square each, and from the two go, FIVE bar
rels Of corn. Can anybody come up to it ?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

Cot. T. p. HILL, OF this place, hs. re-
ceived several telegram. from prominent
parties in Indiana, requesting him to come
over there snd adde's the people at mum.
her OF PLACES lie has signided his willing
ness to do 80, and will, Immediately after
our court, gu over there and remain = week
or two. We have heard OF other Ken.
tuckians who have been invited aud will
speak there.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

Wa learn that quites large number OF
css-s Of scarlet fever have been In the
region Of country between Hustonville and
Milleisevile in this county. There have
been four or ave DEATHS. No new cases
have appeared for ten DAYS or two weeks
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

The voter. Of this district must bear in
mind that those who live south Of Main
street and the Hustonville aud CRIB Or.
chsrd rnAds must vote at the new precinct
in the lover end Of town, AID those who
live north Of those line. must vote at the
courthouse.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

Germ is still st his oil game in this sec.
ton. Before long a prominent citizen Of
these parts" will lead to the bridal altar
me Of our most charming Lincoln County
ladies. Il 10 said that the match will be /.
maiahle one. More anon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

IHAvr several 6ne Red Berkshire pigs
Tor sale, q, a reasonable price. Thee hogs
are tnosn to be the best variety, as they
fattsn early, aud are very thrifty.
J. b. OWES.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

DoS'r forget that Gen John s. William.
Democratic eIector for the State at Large
will address our people here, "Wednesday
neat, the 25,h day of this month. Let him
have an oyerfowing house.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

REV. J. l.. BRucs, Of Dsnville, will
preach in the Baptist Church, at this place,
nett Sunday, at II O'Clock, a. m.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-20

The weather hes been unusually cold for
the season, Ice being for ed nearly every
night to the thickness Of a window glas
for the past ten nights
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FROM O, D. white, Editor Hsekstisto~n, N. J.,
Herald.
The organ has a rich. deep and soul-siirIlns
tone couldn't say in the house wiihout e. II
helps sondsriully 10 drive svsy the thoughts o
hard tiinea"
The Lebanon, Pa, Daily News saysi
I'VE are la receipt of one Of those ave octave Par
lor Organs manufactured by Mr. Daniel d. beatty,
Washington, J. This organ IA hhe. solid baek
any Instrument offs kind
From the Lowell, Nsb., Register.
we received this seek, direct nom the manu-
heturer. Daniel y. Beatty. Washington. n. j his
Justly celebrated organ, alfsaEi In Appearance and
handsomely furnished, uue Icsll.d 10 Tlchness and
POSER Of tone We arr ln9re than pleased With u,
and heartily reoommsnd u 10 any oas eontsnipls.
tins purchasing an nan
Best offer ever given, Money refunded upon TO
tnTa u organ, and freight charges .aid b. me Dan
lei v, Beatty both vaYs II unsatisfactory, sner
.esi tsiai q hss days ofgln warranted for siH
years
Agents ~antel sycryv sens, male or femsl,, 10
canvass ri lhis saPsrior insifunlent AldFe-s.
DANIEL r. BEATTY,
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Let the Patrons of the Seminary and friend. Of a
sound education rally the support OF fieir schoo
thst stanford may have nisi Glass Male a. y eli
as Female Academy,
For the Terms, 4e., Of the School, see Circulars.
2l9-u
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DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington, Nov Jersey, q, ga.
, 1876-03-24
POST.TRADERSHlPS.
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WASulNoros, D. c., March 23.-C. II. Peck
uAs recalled and teatifed before tho Committee
on E1pcndsurcsia tho War Department. to-day,
that the poas-tsadcra wore assessed for political
purposes, and that during tho last Presidential
canvass 10 paid from 10000 to $1,000. Ito
thought no remittea tho money to tho Chairman
Of tho Committee 1t Washington. Ho presumed
that they we're Aakod to subscribe becau4a they
held the post-tsaderphlps under tho AdnalnIs.ra-
ton. lie did not consider that they ve1s obliged
10 pay, but we1o notiflod that contributions
would be acceptable. lie thought that tho
amount Of contributions from ths military possa
MAS designated in proportion to tho uumbar Of
tro0ps there.
J.J. Fisher (secal!ed) testified that The Arm Of
Eyans i Co., post-tradsrs, contributed moueY
for political purposes, iu pursuance OF = request
contained in printed circular. lie did not un-
detetaud that tic contribution Was compulsory,
but he thought 1t the safer way to pay tho mon-
or, apart from political considerations.
Mr. Eyana testified that, during tho last PEes-
identiAl cAnyssg, be. In compliance With oircu-
lar received Ut Fort Sill, Ront $500 to tho Ropub-
lican Executive Committee iu WaAhington, aud
hAd paid $l30 to tho same COMMITTEE within tho
, 1876-03-24
NUMBER 2ll.

lated TO arouse tbo Enaliah p b. nto tns bnof tbat
r. =. oiconda hsd peen !a" 20 - that would ouIva
It ~ 4ntle evident from tn utl Of M1bsanMens d.
Teiofments that Tho eonscteEtJ ,sness aud truthful.
ness q tho father had not bean Inherited by tho son
tn,onnthy dividends of clsco0 each, amounting ID
E'sS e: oM. How *ero thny paid e4s,oo wets placed
tne treasury NJ lilo Tpndcrs E7O QUO fppfcs.pt,
81 70 i,c tho net valuo Of oree At shs detod
10 salt LAKE. ready for fh!pmonl At The tins II ths
eAe aad hos incndod tn Prof. Hiilimant reports ~
iGffea u: Ely 09 were borrowed Of Hr. Park 10 psx
disldcn1s: Theeo several ruins amount to ello, 500
Let N deduct ta amount from the lotai sun paId sf
inine Of ct570. Thn liabilities Of tho company %
re lst Of January is4s were over rAaooo Including
enRueer, after belng In charge Of tho snine nearly
two yeafs and half In tho conclusion Of hts report
taJa; can onfy rciterate what haTe atAted in my
Previous rcrorsa, that is lhat your nne Ia virtually
cxhsu'tcd. nod that your only lors for tho future
fe.ts ontirely on geo.ocal problem, which problsra
VIII Ake sino md largo amount Of money and cnRta
nccrinH TO so1yc."
, 1876-03-24

AeSt ht4 lU0uLQHs HE FHt1u LluCH{H IQF 1f3BA
idont. against Mcclellan. bnt usa not now mixed
up In politics. Ac would not haro paid the
money II 10 had not bsen called on to do 10,
IL sent \ check for tho money to Postmaster
Ednunda.
An UKsuccEssruL cAHnIrAH,
John Fletcher. Of indianapolis. testified that
In td7l he tnsdo application for tho post-trader-
ship At Fork Dodge ue had an ntesytow with
tho Secretary OF War, but MAS told that the
positon had bcen promised. Lin Testimony uaH
Llout. Col. McCook testified that he bo';syel
The Secretary Of War Or BONO mildieman had
been sell'ng post-tradershtps:. This was mattor
MARSH.
9: r. Marsh was sgaio before tho uub-Com-
mistoe Of the Judiciary Committee thin morning,
llia astoutiou mas called to tic article IL tho
Nev Yofk 1Soanc Of M.1el ls72 III relation 70
elo. Marsh testified that 10 called
Gen. De!snap's attention, to. sho article
and asked who could have written
piled ho supposed II was the work Of Gcn.
Hszcn, Marsh explained tho reRsou WHY ho
went 10 Montreal after giving bis testimony be-
fore tho Committee on Expenditures in tho War
morning OF the Gay ho jett 1iew York, tlat he
might bo indicted tor criminal oiTenae mud
heuco lis anxiety to get out Of tue way Of at1eas.
rEHDfEToH- -HowEN.
E., @. Leonard, OF Cincinnati. tesslned TINT 10
Tnb In tho hardware businnBa With lhe lato Mr..
bower. Tho estate ol tho dcccaaed was worth
from 423,000 to 10000, $4,000 being for Iifo
insurance money, Which ilo owod to Mrs. Bower,
and which was paid, az surviving partner, to
George II. Pendioton. a mutual friend OF both
parties, and who waB tho attorney for MrB.
1}ower. Tho witncss never hchrd what ,nvest-
mont was mado Of tho money. Ils know @. T..
Ind Inn with thu frAr raA