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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
CUAS. DEVENS,


1t Will TINS be seen that permission t.
ut wood. not needed for Immediate use. i
ofused. and parties violating these orders
re liable 1T any time TO receive a visi
from the United States Marshal. Par,ie;
'u'iing Or removing wood from the publ,
lands are liablcto criminal prosecution anf
wood chopped 10 seizure. la view o.
these facts. several persons in Bozeman and
'~.nllY have discontinued chopping and are
waiting the result of Il seizures in Hell.
ma. II is consoling TO know that the peo-
le OF Montana are not the only ones SUI.
'erng from this timber law. as can be seen
by The following extract from il Washing
'on ttle..ia'n Of November Goth:
"Gantlenen interested in tie southern
lumber Shipping business called on Sccre-
fhry SchHrz today. in company with
Representatives Hooker. of Mississippi,
md Herbert. of Alabama. to argue against
/ continuance OF Tie present sweeping raids
IN Tie timber cutters and dealers of the
Gulf States. They found the Secretary
irmly set in Lis determination TO institute
suits for the recovery of all logs. timber.
etc. taken from the public
land. whether in the hands of innocent
purchasers or not. i:e expressed himself
very enthusiastically il favor of the pres
trvation OF American forests. and remark
ed that Ibis matter had been tlallied with
Tor sevcniy-iiYe years, and lie proposed to
enforce the ltws.''
Congress being now in session it is hoped
md believed that the necessary legislation
)n the matter will be had this winter. and
is also 10 be hoped that the law will he |
ucll us to protect the growing timber
Willie sound dead or fallen timber can be |
obtained. IL will not be many years be-
ore all the timber in the mountains OF
ion'ana Will be gone. should the forests
ontinuc TO be despO.l.d AS at present: and
is but right that some action should he
AIKEN opro:ect them. and especially VIXEN,
Is the case in the vicinity of Bozelnan.
cad ana fallen timber that is perfectly
o'lnd, sufficient 10 last the present pop,,-
zion several years, can be Obtained with
Ill little more Labor than is now expended
gathering green timber. Under tile past .
fstein in Montana the fallen timber has ,
cen iefi lying where in Il few years. when !
eeded. ii will be found rotted. Willie nice
rowing trees, from six inches To a too,
'rouSii, are chi into cord wood because
&c choppers can ciit more OF 1t in a tlay.
ms is lie timber that needs the protection s
Tie Government, wE:is under certain 4
strictions dead timber and trees over one 7
OF in diameter should he allowed to be r
il ana removed for domestic and other i,
nposes. In the meantime, should par b
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06
VIM. F. VII .ELER.

WASHING O., Nov. 90. 1877,
70 Vim. F. Wheeler, Esq, United States
Marshal
Tie Secretary does not understand that
biz wood is needed this winter or for i'm
Mediate consumption. and does not feel
hat he has authority Of law to give tie
remission requested. in which | conc,r.
Ie will Immediately use every effort to
have proper legislation to reach this i'm
DOItant matter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

Latest kilograms.
harmed 70 Death.

SEDALIA. Mo-. November 3.-The hOnse
of negro woman named Eliza Nurse
burned last night during her absence and
two children persisted in the flames.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

steamer Burned.
NEW YORK. November 27.-'rhe steamer
c. II. Nortllam. plying between this city
and New H;yen. was burned this morning
ut her dock. Three cOlOred men persisted.
Loss, Sl75.OOO: Insurance., Sl20OOO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

A Man and His Wife Murdered.
BR1pGEpoRr. November 3O.-David
Stillnan and his wife, aged invalids, were
found this m0rning in their dwelling muir
dered. A colored man is held on suspicion.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-12-06

We clip the following from the hdepen-
dent Of the 2nd inst:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

a SINGULAR CAsE.---Miss Mary Hons
man Sister OF Mr.. Lewis Housman. Sr,.
AMI aunt OF Mr.. Lewis Honsman, Jr,, oil
this place. an aged lady living on Mill
Creek. in this county. wears ring With
which there is connected singular CIR
cuns,aDce, that cannot be accounted for
upon any reasonable hypothesis known
TO medical or pathological science. The
ring has been in her possession rormany
years, Ia worn on tho second joint ofore
of her fingers, and The curious part OF it
Ia that she can no, give it up without
rns!angering her life by t!eea1.y q. the
no'e. The moment the ring is taken
from her finger her nose will n. once
commence bleeding, AMI the opinion is
entertained BY those who know the lady
well that if che ring we're lost, her death
would at once follow. This story is
vouched for by gentlemen whose v,rac.
~ ~ unqucstioned.-- Fiaeasle Herald.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

Mr.. Morgan. an Ep2hst corsai resi-
dent In Brazil. cites, In recent repor.
TO his government, the eardouba tree. 4
species OF palm topper ~ icta ser.yeSso sc
ono of the most valuable vegetables OF
tho country. Il fourishes witheut cal-
ture at Bahia, Rio Crahd Del No-te. anil
other well known localities. resisss
droushs, and always appears green and
lnxurisnt. It's roots possess properties
similar to those ofthc sarsaparii.a. The
trunk furnishes superior rbrc. When
the tree is ycnng II yields wine. vinegar,
saccharine matter. and a epccics OF
gum closely resembling sago. It's wood
is excel!entiy suited for the rnanufasture
of musical Instruments, and for tubes
aud conduits for water. Tho. pulp OF
tho fruit Is ,snr.. palaxab'c. anil the
only mt rcasted and pnlyeriKed is n
good substitute for coiYSe. The rank
aiso yields q hour similar 70 maixcna.
With the straw, hats, l,rooms and bask-
cts are male. md over haifa million
dollars worth Of It arc exported to En-
gland yearly. Lastly. wax, used In
the manufacture OF candles. Is extracted
from the leaves.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
xsuta aIsaasl, Satslliosnssr.
ROONEY. ERIpAY. FEH. ;. ls77.

Ev.In the Legislature OF tLia State,
on Saturday last, on the first Joint bal.
lot, Hon. II. g. Davis was elected Uni.
ted States Senator for the long term.
by ayote of 50 10 "a scattering aud Hon.
Frank. Hereford for the short term. by
avotc OF 40 TO IL scattering, ON Che Sc.
cond joint ballot. The Cumberland
Re'Cs says: Mr. Davis Succeeds himself.
He has. we doubt not. made an indus.
trious ard paina.aking representative.
aud from among tho Democrats aspir.
'ng ne are glad he was cboscn.
Mr., Hereford goes from the loser
Honee 10 tho upper TO succccd Hon.
Me. Caperton. decd.
u. 8. SENATOR'S. James G.. Blaine
vas on tho 10th ult.. elected u &. Sen.
ator from the State of Maine, and Geo.
e. Hoar, from Massachusetts,. On same
dry VIM. Window was reelected Scna.
Tor from Minnesota, Ferry from Mich-
gan. and Garland from Arkansas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

DESTRUCTIVE FiEE IN INDIANAPoLIs.
About ten o'cioek Saturday night last,
the Academy ct Music at indianapolis,
Jndiana, was destroyed b. fire, together
with y. r. Lees tea store; Smith s.
Pot.s's grocery;J. A. Lyons, stoves ;
Joseph Panesett, confectionery, aud
Beid's liquor saloon. Fortunately there
was no theatrical performance on Satur.
day night. The loss will aggregate
sl5o.o00 to 100000. Insurance about
half
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

cF "A letter from London to the New
York Worli says: Il never rcoollect
the time when the domestic trado orEn.
gland was in SO depressed and wrctched
state as IL is now. Go where You will
and ask whom you will. and yon will
hear the same thing. There is nothing
doing, We think ourselves lucky if we
can pay our expenses As for the de-
nand from the United States for En-
glish goods, It seems to be almost q
thing Of the past. The great steamers
go out from Liverpool or London IN bal.
Las. week after week"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

Symptoms Of a Diseased LIVER.
DAlNnti1cr;ghts.tlc.m IcYillcci,c
Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes The pair IS ~ the lcft side
tlcpa,icitis MISUNDERSTANDING i
side; sometimes the pain is feltunIcr
the shoulder blade, ard IL frequently
extends TO the top of tic shoulder. and
is sometimes mistaken lor.l Iiiciinsa-
iism iniiicarri 1hcaomachisallcct-
c,l with los5 Of appetite aua sicturss;
the bow els IN geaeral are cosiiyc,
sometimes alternative with Tax; the
c1lisnoubicd with patti acooNpan-
led with a dill, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally = con-
siderable loss Of memory, acconlpnn-
led with painful sensation oil having
lcftundonc something which ought to
have been done. y slight, Ciy cough
is sometimes ~ attendant The pa
tent complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility hc is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning, and hc complainant
prickly sensation llc skin; hisspir-
is are lo,y and although lie Is salts.
fed chat exercise would be beneficial
% him, vet lic can scarcely Summon
up fortiHdc cnotghto iry it. IN fsci.
lie disuusts every remedy Several 81
thcaDoyc syinp,onsat,cudihcdiscasc
bit cases have occurred wicrc few Of
them existed. vet cxamiuu on Of tlic
body. after dcal}. hnsshown thc LlXHH
% have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER
Dr.. G. MgLhXr's Lvrn Pule.tS
CASKS or AGUE AND FEvrR. when
taken with Qpininc arc productive OF
thc most happy results. No better
cathariic can be used. preparatory -.
OF after taking Quiniic. We would
advise MI who ate afflicted with tb.s
disease 10 give them y VAig rEEu-
Tor ali Bilious arrangements 9nd IS
asim0ic p,rgp,vc U'cy arc nncgtaicd
uTWAnE OF LIMITATIONS.
I41c fcuuino Din. G MgLAxEs
LivLR PITS arc acvcr sugae coafcd.
E%crr boS hos "a icd wax seal on
tlc id, Wii.i lie Impression IN.
NIrLtNl-'s IivrR Pufs
inee clu1uc AIS LAST : I.IvBR PiLls
best Use Signatures of { ~! Lass.
and tI.GsuEG Bros. OF the wfnppcts.
EYlas,si on your druggist orstorc-
kecpct g.slag you the gculnc DR. G.
MeLA&ss LIVER fnfs. prepared
uy Fleming Bias i'.asrlugh, ga.
Sold - ~. resicct nc duwgisis
alsi cyshtfy slosesccp'3a nc.ah}.
f'tlr.- uitnIre teelte ~ ~, i.s'.e.sf VISA
Pi.fs.f ff.fl. tt viii isss ~. 80 fo fs.-i q
ti t-r.ig4 Slf.ts. sr- DOS ~ a. o. fut n Use
GEMS FlLMINy Ere r..-l--is rs
Jan. 2s. 1876 s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

SAD SUICIDE ~ LoUDoUN County,.
On Saturday, Jan goth. in The vicinity
Of Goose Creek, Mr.. Benjamin Cfaycns
aged about 55 years. reqlcsted his SER
want to take special puins in tho prepa-
ration Of his clothing. rs he wished 70
attend church on Sunday In short
time one OF tic household having occa-
sion TO 60 90 the barn. found him With
his throat cut from ear TO ear. kocauso
is assigned FOR tho deed. he and his
twin brother having lived FOR some time
together Ia comfortable circumstances.
S'oWH'yr Npc f0'ef jan. 80.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

tEAt Petersburg. Va. last wesk. the
trial OF Richard hagby, y merchant,
charged with counse,iay and a6etting
Saieue, II. Tsosoosn 10 make false
eatry in the individual ieSger OF tie
Citizens Baak OF that city, by which
the Hrm rs. j. Gales & Coo, we're oaa.
hied TO oyerdraw their account abo {
$4,000. took place in the Corporation
Court. Afscr TIE testimony aad argn.
ment the jury retired. pnsia in twenty
minutes returned a yerdic. ONO: guilty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

HE VOTE on THE ELEroRAL Bill
&c.-Thc majority in each house Of
Congress, i'll passing the bill providing
Tor the count of the electoral vote. was
more overwhelming than even It's most
aanguine friends anticipated, the vote
being nearly three to one in the Senate.
and considerably over two TO one in the
House. In the Senate tie vote stood
- for the bin 70 IL against it in vote
of~ei, tho @hole number of Senators Mt
present being 10, whilst in the House.
which is composed OF 294 members.
there were 277 votes cast, OF which 1911
we're for the bill. and Sc against it
Never, perhaps, in the history OF legis.
lation in this country has measure of
so much Importance received such an
overwhelming Endorsement from both
branches of tho National Legislature.
Assuming that the President will SIGN
the bill which has received so emphatic
IN Endorsement from Congress. on Tues.
day next the members Of the Joint con.
2ressonal AMI judicial commission are
20 DC chosen, and on Thursday two
weeks in advance of the usual dav. the
certificates 1f the electoral vote are TO
90 opened and counted, with the excep.
ton Of those in dispute. These then
will remain for ihe action Of the com.
mission and subsequent action oil
Congress.-Bah Sun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
60 Acres,

Timber Land o. he SINE risliif ~ so9ss ~
scfinsf. BDfh trscts are wRisfrt htr~s
on them a number u good srings u
Persons desiring \ hume ia iiis secii0a ~
d. veil fo call and examine ihis laod s5,.
viii 10 shown them BY ST. J. y hs's -,
lives on %
Purifier iniormaGoa can DO hs5 b. etl'nS y
Mr. lillian iioak ct bis fssIence 20 W
count. one mi'e Eisi OF gepop iass
TEtNs --tins ihnd q the pgfthist o. -.
Cash ca ne day 81 sale. The Dtltncr 20
eqasl snnasl garnlonts ei,h iattFesi fom ~
DAY of s4ie -boada eilh g9si psfsonai te-lIs
vii W. required Tor t5e defcrfei rtyneau -
he lessi Ude retiaed uani The lass 20 n'-
T. f1eie
Toe tile q knoeo 70 be coed. bui iaea wv
~ i sesttG in ne - trustee viii be mids.
SAMUEL COOPER. Trustee
Februa.y 2. 1874. lids.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

10 About tSo o'clock on Saturday
last, Senator Davis. OF West Virginia.
received in rapid succession a half.dozon
kilograms from Wheeling announcing
bis recollection rs Senator by the Legis.
iature of West Virginia. lie was immc.
diately congratulated warmly by almost
I'll OF his associates on both sides Of
the chamber
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
3IS Acres,

ssout - Acres Of which Is under ouitissiios
r part % this . 10 grass. 1859
II .Sr.s ia
ss I'll g DWELLING II CuSE,
'HissHyss '-'e-1 sasis smoke-honse, and o'isi
oui-bBudiass Also. 90 Orchard q r. 80
bout ice sppic and Peach tree AZ ~
That is not c.r3ffd isw ~ fimbefsi witn --@hss
the test of Mic ok tlaek ok, chsstoui 49,
snd othel rslnebl0 timber, aud contains liIs'
quantity ~ t1at WHICH Is u0st Vflaahis ~
-hingic5, Cone HssG SOD ffn Bark.
lac secgaa la.ct c.allIns
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

!" The following letter was received
at Wheeling. from Hon. II. G. Davis. in
regard to iis election;
W'srryoroN, d. G., jan. 25. 1877.
nor I" ". Chancellor aad o'l-rs:
&c. fr Yourselves md convey 20
che membcrs OF tho Legislature nv sim
ccra thauks Cor tine very Gauefiue en-
dor emert ogmy course and rc-eieciion
20 the senate. hope 20 be able to
merit the new mark OF coanAoncc sep31-
od iva me by ocr state
loigncd Is. q DAVIS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

SWISS WAroHcs. Tho decline In the
importation Of Swiss watches is one Of
the most striking Incidents in the indus.
trial revolution which has followed tho
panic Of 1873 In 1872 we received
100000 watches from Sutherland; the
number imported has since decreased
annually, until last year. according %
the telcgraphic report, it fcll to 7C.4OO.
This result is traceablo mainly 70 our
rapid progress In Matchmaking. which
gives our factories command OF the
home market aud enables them 20 scr
from 10000 20 10000 watches yearly in
Europe and Australia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

- Ju.ticc Davis viii accep, tho Ill.
inois Senpiorsiip. Dut wili no, leave Tie
supreme Bench until tio ilh og March.
Tic saws be has some opinions 90 write
mp. which VII require his time UNITS that
date. Or rather, 10 doc ant want Pres.
idcnt Grant to&ppo.nt BIS sucross1-. -
He ptcicr7 taking chances on Ii.jsn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

20 Tire 9th Quarterly Meeting ~
Soush Branch Circuit, Methodist bps
copsl Churcii, south, will be heia y
Komney, commencing Saturday "a
3fi. az IL o'clock a. 81 Stewards w"
please be ready 10 make foil reports
Trustees will DO required 10 repoft 20
condition Of Church Property. = io'
attendance Is desired
L. =. wuIsrER 7 /
Fcmaer. Jan. IS is75
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

AZ AytLAscBs y, WYoNuNG.-- LAR.
AWE CirT w y. jan. 25.-Threo
men were oyerwhelmcd and carried
down the mountain near The Centennial
nine yesterday By q snow slide. One
81 them. Thomas Hodson, Of Holland,
Mich, was killed. The other two. Capt.
sicily an8 George y. Davis, escaped
vita Slight injuries. The avalanche was
sou IN motion by Che discharge ola blast
10 % troelcctiug hole.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
NEw ADsERrIsEMESrs
A LUoRATlvE BUSINESS

re sraat 900 mare s,.,.
class Sewtne. aachine q s :, -
tsssG 900 .Aen or c1serg, ], =, -. :;
aosttty 70 lsa,n TIE 5,,s;, ~s''s
Of selling .SesciHo .HarI;nsssss
Contps,ssg tion Li5errsl' '. J.';
ca,ysns according to o5ii;, nv
character and gpasiacaf;e,s.sl'
81 the 4ee,t. For pr,ssn'' ~
.tIs;s, ADDRESS
Wilson Sewing Machine r.
ST ana SAP broadway, New yssh.
U New or;s,as |.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

GA ST. Louis dispatch says Gen.
Mcdonald. ofthe whisky ring noioriety.
who is now in tbe peritentiary at letter.
son City, No. has received q dispatch
icom Washington saying has pardon had
beca signed mud scaled. Joyce also
expect. q pardon
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

81 Everything relating to the u. s.
Supreme Court Judges is now ofinterest
Their bithplsces are rs follows; Chief
Justice Waite was horn in Connecticut
~ 1916; justice Clifford was born IN
New Hampshire in 1908 Justice
swoyne in Virginia Iva 1904; Justice
Miller IN Kentnci,y in 1916; Justice
Davis in Maryland IN 1915; Justice
Field in Connecticut ia 1916; Justice
Strong in Connecticut in 1905 Justice
Bradley in New York 90 1913 Justice
Huntin New York w 1910.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02
1rustee's Sale.
On Ne 80 aag u M.,eh 80.
TRACTS OF LAND.

desciibed 10 sold deed Of trust. lsiag IN i@
Couniy ard STATE sbDye named. shout esF
miles neetis south Of Rgmasy. aGJHaiaz ias
iands 81 Gibson fiRbrook, Jo-eph uai1ss sn'
Oihcss. Tie srst lfaei conteips
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-02-02

&SR w<sh ~ ysss ON, ,,v,
sSl,OO nes - e.sssLss Ia nsI,gr.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24

John D. Lee, the Mormon elder, who was tried
and convicted las, Summer in Ctah for being
the ring leader in the Mountain Meadow
massacre, 20 years ago, stood sentenced to be
shot yesterday, and as all applications for par.
don or Communication of the sSStence had beef
denied him up TO Thursday, doubtless tie
sentence has been carried into effect. lie
leaves sixty-four children aud three faithful
wives. He had eighteen spouses, but eigh;
scared divorces and seven deserted him.
For the last three months he has been EN-.
ployed in writing book In which he intend.
ed to show up Brigham Young and Mormon
dom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24

BY the way, what has become OF Bristow
Having been the only honest man in Grants
cabinet, the trst movement in the direction
of reform on the par, of Hayes was TO be the
restoration of Bristow to the head of the treas.
ury. But as John Sherman, who had invent
ed Hayes, wouldn't allow that, at least Bris
tow would get the vacant Supreme Judge
ship. Blaine and Morton put veto on tina,
by declaring ne shall never be confirmed, and
so the truly honest and incorruptible Bris,ow
is doomed 10 remain in obscure retiracy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24
CULLOM.

In the somewhat difficult feat of carrying
water on two or three shoulders at the same
time, Gov. Culom, it seems, is not success.
When Phillips, of the Springfield Journal,
who had been defeated for congress IN that
district by Springer, asked, as a slight pay
for mis- sacrifices IN the cause Of Hayes and
Cullom, that he should have the Springfield
postoffice, Cullom was ready to do anything
for him and sign any paper in his behalf
but when Phillips got TO Washington he
found that Culom had signed still stronger
papers In behalf of the present incumbent OF
the office-a democrat!-and 1t hal been de.
cided 10 make no change!
Again, no man haG worked harder for Cui.
Ions election han Mr.. Saltcr of Waverly,
Morgan county, and Cullom had promised to
make him at least a penitentary or ware
house commissioner. But when the time
came he plead that certain events had rend.
cred it impossible to give him any of the po-
sltions named, but there was to be a change
made in the |. s Marshalship for that dis
trict, and Cullom would see that Salter got
that appointment, at the same time giving
him strong letters to Hayes on the subject
But imagine Salters a5tonishment and indig.
nation, when the letter was presented to
Hayes, TO find it confronted by another from
CulIom strongly urging the retention of Mr.
Roe as Marshal!
These are only specimens of cases OF which,
they say, every day is bringing new ones TO
light
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-24

Bogus President Hayes civil service re.
form promises 10 be no more Successful than
his concillatory policy towards the south.
Before the adjournment of the senate on Mon.
day, the dispatches say, "quiie number OF
republican senator's, who are dissatisfied with
the re-appoln,ment of men who have been In
Office Tor eight years, called a conference at
the Senate Chamber 10 see what course they
shall pursue in regard to IT. The new sena'
tors who have had no voice in the patronage
of their respective states, are very injignan,
on coming TO Washington TO fad that the new
administration proposes to make no changes,
but to continue in Office men who we're APP
pointed four aud eight years ago, and who
for various reasons, they say, ought to give
way now for Others" Hayes already, by nu-
mercus appointments, has shown signs OF
weakening.