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The Greenville times., 1877-01-20

PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, There exists an organ
ixcd and armed combination of
men which is now Offering unlsw.
ful and violent resistance to the
lawful authority Of the State gov
ernmcnt; and whereas, an unlaw-
full and revolu tionary body claim
ing to bc the General Assembly, Is
now holding sessions aud assuming
to act as the Legislature IN the
city ofNew Orleans and whereas,
certain persons are, without au-
thority, assuming to act as lcgisla-
tive and judicial officers in places
to which they have not been cleo
ted, and Commissioners, not
legally appointed /; and whereas,
certain persons, without authori-
ty, assume to act as Judges Of the
Supreme Court; and whereas dur
ing tho past week, the aforesaid
conspiracy has eliminated In the
,nassing in the streets Of the White
League, large bodies ofwhich have
taken possession Of the streets and
thoroughfarcs, and taken forcible
possession Of tho Metropolitan Po-
lice Station, State Arsenal, and
| Court-rooms Of municipal Judges,
the Office of tho Recorder Of Mort
cages, Supreme Court, and the re-
cords and archives of the same,
and violently prevented the Judg-
es thereof from access to the same !;
Now, therefore, Stephen B Pack
ard, Governor Of Louisiana, and
in the name and by tho authority
Of the people Of Louisiana, COM
mand said body pretending to be a
General Assembly, to desist from
further prosecution Of their lawless
aud reasonable conspiracy, and to
Immediately dispersc and | re-
commend the persons aforesaid
claiming to be Judges Of the Su-
preme Court, aud all persons sup.
porting, aiding or abetting them,
and all persons unlawfully assum.
ing TO act as Executive and Judi.
cial officers, and all persons having
possession of the police station,
and asuming to act as policemen
on the streets, and all armed bod
les of men not netting under au
thority of the lawful government
as above recited, to immediatcl,
.desist from the aforesaid unlawf fu
acts, and disperse to their homes
under penalty Of the law; and
command all persons having pos
session of any arms and munition
or other property belonging to tn
State. taken from the lawful Gus
todiaus thereof, TO immediatel
r deliver up the same 10 the prope
authorities. ! fnrther exhort an
! command sn good citizens Of th
State ~ nsaisf in restoring ordel
srs~rain,g aie peacs, and snstai,
iasx zas arvx.
Given as,ss.w arr an,nt and sel
. ef sAe scaes~ -ssurass 30. lS7T.
sTEPTfgv n. PACK ARge.
, By che Gsoserno-s
{ Emsa = nossae sasrssars ~ sfaas
The EsvassSsaos ssrs ass mael
stafs6 ssg sas mws sssHa Nssh
iagrea wa$ss sss r,ams-ssfs ssssr
! tAe esssg a sAs FfssS4<Hs " Gen
Aegsr wjII ~ essArsg him ~ IN
ssrfere ssIess ~ prsvss, bloodshcd
Nichols ard Tie Democratic Leg
isIssare viii not heed Packard
I proclamation, and The former vii
resist any attempt u Packard t
; recaptore The Courts or Station
houses. Zen. Augnr don't "a
gard The order Of tho President a
materially changing his former pc
sIti0n.
The Republicans extra says 70
lt& "a -. Il "A
The Greenville times., 1877-01-20

Elmira, N. r., January o: Tho
heaviest fall Of snow known in this
valley for years took place last
night, there falling twelve inches
On . level. Railroad traffic il bad-
u interrupted. The roofs Of q
number Of houses and other build
ings have fallen from the weight Of
NOW. M
From the foregoing despatch We
may appreciate what an excessive
1oow fall Ne had.
The Greenville times., 1877-01-20

We have received letter FROM
Lexington KY, concerning Bill
Gray, formerly a Radical leader
and Senator here; and the
following has also been handed to
% for answer to the cnqniry
therein.
'sIn behalf Of trustees Of Inde-
pendent Baptist Church, who have
applied to me for assistance In the
case of trustecs versus Elder VIII
liam Gray. Iapply to you to in
form mo as soon as possible the
character ofsaid Gray, who claims
to have como from Grecnville here.
Charged with forgery, theft and
house burning.
Yours &C.,
d. i. v. MOFFETT."
Az to Gray's "character,' II Is
too notorious to call for informa-
tion thereof. Rumor has not over
colored II, and his conduct at
Lexington is IN strict keeping with
his practices here. We know moth
ing Of any charge Of forgery"
against him. The indictments
against him ere arson robbery
and murder; as IN accessory, we
believe, through his connection
with the society Of Brother and
Sisters" Tho most serious charge
against William, Of which there Il
direct proof, Il the embczzlemens
offunds collected for the erection
ofs Theological Seminary here.
For this the next Grand Jury will
doubtless indict him. by the way
our State Senate has received
Gray's resignation; but pending
investigation with 4 view to his
expulsion, It was referred.
The Greenville times., 1877-01-20
AT ALExANDER's HALL.

Reserved seats to be had at the
store Of Nathan \ Pohl. Admis.
sion one dollar.
After the concert, a DANCE
will be given by the amateur band,
and all those desiring to do so can
remain. No extra charge for the
dance.
The Greenville times., 1877-01-20
For the next Thirty Days,

I will sell goods, all fresh and
seasonable, at Low PRICES.
provided CO THE CASH -
is handed right away across the
counter. My patrons will please
take particular notice of such.
Respectfully,
dec % NJ. MAYOR.
The Greenville times., 1877-01-20

TONGUES for sale BY
: NELSON b FlNLAY
The Greenville times., 1877-01-20

the defect IN the statute pe
died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A s.a ,cc,aen, occurred NJ Inn D,eor n,
Filth nine si,ty miles north of Nan.
Gi,v SUNDAY NIGHT re.ultinc in ,he IN,
s,,yyt Hath y, minsr named william
Gi..s.n ana ~. .sriors ,niurv ., MAIN,
u.msd HAIRY Irgvis. The men had inn,
...r,Si down he .S.ft. in ths bncL,i a,
ths II O'Clock shift, when tho engineer
found that some part Of tho machinery had
given way and he could only partially con.
troll the descent Of tho bucket. Tho walls
Of the shaft being rough and irregular, the
bucket falling with such rapidity struck
against A projection and iippcd over,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
A srnuooLr Yoa xxrsrxxcH.

vienna. NAV 2a.-The declaration of 4
boly war sc,inst Russia BY shiek I'll Islam,
and the departuro Of The Sultan for the
Danube would seem 70 show that the opin-
ion OF those who look upon tho present
struggle a. n Of existence for the Otto
man hmpiro'. has gained ascendency In
the councils OF the Porte.
LONDON. May 23.-A Psra dispatch says
Q portion Of the Arabian garrison took
the road 10 Ardanutsoh, having cut its
way through the Russian column. The
hus,ian' arc naia 70 nav nave I,o.cd up IN
thrsstsned,
BEsLiS. May 2s.-Ths North German
Gaieiis says that hussia nas no.ned Tunis
~ ~ sultan ;Ss nv NM. nrcr,ro Is .on
biz cspital bombariod. The Tunis Gov.
eminent n slso diIouisted by the concen.
traEop of a PIench force on the frontier.
S NJ. as I. os. ,...
ny <'.s.u luWo'oa nsIe
ina, the h1ssian nso.; reeenuy :. new
dork, ssisa uhaer oroers 70 return W
direc''
HUNGARY cLAnoRous FOE war.
A Vienna dispatch SAYS the Austrian
Government 10 watching the increasing
agitation In Hungary. There IL IN eager
clamor for Wal among all Glasses.
Ioxpos NAV GA Buch.rsst dl,psteh
saws on Tne,dsy morning Inc Turks Aired
from R.nsra Al An Austrian ,teamer.
which after several shota CAUGHT Arc.
CErrINor. Nav 2s.-It Il announced
that Montenegro has postponed the re-
commencement OF hostilitles until after
tho Russians cross the Danube.
The F.eneh Crisis.
PARIS, Nay IA correspondent says
II 10 stated In we'll informed circles that
the Government will not have recourse TO
q second months adjournment OF tho
Chamber, but will demand ih dissolution
from the Senate a. soon a. Parliament
meets again.
M. QAmbetta II going 70 Visit Lyons,
Marseilles and other large provincial
towns 10 su~perintend the ~hepublican re-.
sistancc. II 10 said that four LcgitimAtist
Senators. dissatisfied with the Govern.
ment's Intentions concerning the clerical
question: have decided 70 Join the Lett In
refusing TO grant dissolution.
BERLIN, May 23.-The North German
Gazette, tho Ministerial organ, reprints
passages from previous speeches and dis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
ANOTHER ALLY sENsArIox.

The New York Graphic Is aspiring
to emulate tho Herald and the Sun In
the fabrication Of sensational and utter
ly baseless stories. Its last effort In
this line Is to the effect that Prssiddnt
Hayes postponed the meeting Of tho
special session OF Congress until
October, because he raj afraid Of David
Dudiy Fisldi Ths Guphic says that q
conspiracy existed. led by the bulldog
Field. to have Congress pass . resolu-
ten declaring that Samuel ]. Tildsn Is
the rightiul President. aud inviting him
to take his seat In the White House.
The absuriity Of this story 10 50 great
as 10 place II almost beneath the sphere
Of serious comment. and yet 1t will be
believed BY many who are accustomed
to regard everything which they see In
print o. gospel truth. President Hayes
Il not the man to fear anybody. o.
he has oonclusivsly shown BY his def q.
ascs Of party leaders. He certainly docs
not fear . bulldog like Field. whose
teeth were extracted last Winter. and
Who can now only bark. not bite. But
supp0sing he had heard OF this con
spiracy." and really feared Il; would not
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

Ths arsi application win convince you OF its
superiority as q cosmetic, which Ia not only
harmless. but ben, ficiAi 20 the skin. and q few
weeks' nee will produce that yelvety, fresh or
youthful appearance 90 beautiful aud de~irous.
Sou may think you have . fair skin befor'. but
the change alter using tho Elixir OF Youth 10
almost miraculous and no lady that regards
hr pers nal APPEARANCE will ever be without u
aftsr using u. Many lAdies have suffered IRON
the /. fleets OF powders and lotions which have
II io5k,d az n Il had been sand. papered. bat
sfrr two weeks use OF the Elixir, which 1.
very simple, the akin became ~ fair and smooth
A. an Infants. And that any one enjoying
average health may retain youthful freshness
AMI fairness Of complexion al sirty years Of
age, which thsJ posscssd Al twenty. bj the use
Oh tho Professors prescription. Rwry lady
sees what she :, using. The correct theory IL
10 keen the pores open. and the profession In
this country still maintain u. Now, his 10 20
a certain extent correct. IL 10 we'll 70. the
general health thu, they Be kspt op,n over that
Inc pores OF the face should he kept a. near
nstnr.l openings a. they are On q rhlId's.
Ob.srye q child on . warm day and you wifi
notice . nne perspiration. for this reason that
the pore openings are SMALL They should be
kept .. nature made them; u J. Impossible 10
h ON The inside ~ the skin. Ut the base OF every
norr. a little sack Of fatty mater. which IL its
Ire principle. Now dis'en,ins OF opening the
pores exposes this 80 a. 10 sdmit dust or other
PARTICLES, which initiate and %fester. producing
pimples or sruptions, ~ mates the skin rough
and old looking. This relaIing OF the pores
h.s another unslghtly effect, BY loosening the
,kln, making wrinkles prsnsturely. and simply
because the skin has been 90 abused that II IL
too large for the flesh. This relaxing the pores
il caused often By losp, though the lotions In
uss nave made sad havoc with many, and sru
sure min 70 any Ons's skin Who papista In their
use The powders made a. IN simple chalk are
moi I'm themselves % bad, but when the pores
have been reisIed they prove deleterious;
berider, they often contain .sugsr Of lead or
bisuuth, and should never be used. Ladies'
Will And nv Elixir the best whitener or beauti.
ncr 10 nee, and In warm weather . perfect
luxury. any drug stos IN the cou-try can
prepare Il, the hisness charge they ever make
beins s. cent?, and generally considerably lees.
I s.nd full and compile 9 direetions for use with
the receipt, which win last 9 lifetime. By
sd.resing MADAME LIZ WE'RE and sending
81 you can obtain this formula. Postofnos Boz
No. ias. virginia City. Nevada. nyssi In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
OMPI.AINING

We understand that owing to INSULT
cient contributions to sustain ii properly
the public. charitable. free souP-house
at Virginia may have to DO suspended.
For the sake Of the numerous destitute.
homeless and really deserving people
whom Il has furnished with good whole
some food for several weeks past, this Ia
to be regretted. for II has been . great
blessing in its way. and many . poor
fellow who would otherwise have 70 de-
pend on private personal charity or the
rse-luneh saloons for the wherewithal
to keep him from utter starvation has
there found material aid and comfort in
the shape Of good square meal. On
the other hand. however. the restaurant
keepers complain that this free soup
house is an injury to their business {;
that men who formerly were able to
skirmish about and raise tbs price OF a
meal can nov obtain the meal without
nkirmishing ami without price. It's also
sad that IL costs considerable money In
the way Of rent. fixtures, cooks. walters.
etc.. to run the free soup establishment.
all OF which 10 just 30 much taken from
the charity itself. Perhaps q more direct
aud satisfactory way would BE- fer the
restaurants to supply plenty OF second
or third class tickets. through which the
needy might DO given q meal OF good.
plain. wholesome food for . dime. or ss
cheap as il could possibly be afforded
with the least show Of profit. These
tickets might be purchased by the guam
tity. and dispensed to the needy by
some disbursine agent in place Of the
expensive ssup-houss establishment.
Even this system might 30 liable TO
abuse in some instances. yet perhaps
less 80 than any other. Restaurant
keepers. Who object to the free soup
house. might easily try It without much
trouble or cost. Perhaps. however.
somebody might suggest some still bet.
ter idea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
A FAMOUS sull.rlaarER KILLED.
asrsd by . Fierce Ruii Ia night OF
Kisg Alfonso Hai che Royal
Family.
Prom the London standani.l

MADRID, April is.-A horrible scene
took place ON sunday In the bull-ring In
the presence Of the royal family and ofthe
most numerous gathering OF this season.
King Alfonso hal asked the Archduke
Regneir Of Austria 10 be present. with the
Archduchess, at tho national game In the
Plaza de Toros. His majesty. with the
Austrian Prince. drove straight TO the
ring. accompanied by the Duke Of Sesto.
Count Morphy. and other members vi tho
royal household. Tho Princess OF Aus.
tria, after taking the Archduchess to the
popular concert early In the afternoon.
also drove out to Join the King In an open
carriage. with Postillions and outriders al
a Daumont.
FrAscuelo, tho bull fighter. Is u Of
the youngest men in his profession. Born
In 1874, he had displayed from boyhood
great daring and agility In his
dangerous calling. Ills fame was great
and the sgsc;.-ia. Of Madrid generally
greeted him with q cheer when he ad-
vAnced hat in hand 10 salute the President
Of the ring. In the course Of his career
| frascuelo hal often been In great danger
| Of his life. Twice seriously hurt, several
| time. wounded. often warned against hi.
RECKLESS habits OF eourtins peru, spurnins
f~ession. ever apt to ravish from his com
petitors the applause Of the multitude,
every feat Of his wa always saluted, not
only with applause, but BY showers oil
cigars, and the most enthusiastic would
throw their hats at his feet.
On sunday q bull had knoeked over ~
succession two piscadors anu u,,Posed o,
their horses, when q tniru 'umD,e ea,,su
Tor the assistance u uhe euA.r,n ine
q was AiaIse anu ugly psAs,, WIN ,"ns
sharp horns u ne "asin tue haoit OF TO
turning 10 goard his faiien Toes: SEEN.
him menace the pieador lying heipiess nn-
der the horss, hermosiiia' "a was MS onty,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

II 1, tho business Of q newspaper to
civ. the nsw. Of the day ~ It comes to
n. co-usciantiously verifying What 1t can.
as in the case Of locals. and Publishing
without v~sriacation other itsms which
are beyond its reach for purposes Of in.
,~s.,isatioa. Under this lattsr head
mus, b. ciasssd the t~slsgraphic news Of
the day. For their trsth . journal must
depend entirely upon the agent OF the
Associated Press In New York. and he.
in turn, mast depend fer his foreign
n,ws upon the SCENTS Of the Association
across the Atlantic. II errors Or false
hoods, therefore. occur In The Telegraph
ic columns Of q Newspaper. no .
BILE man can blame the propristor or
editors. They cannot Ay. like words.
on tho wings OF the lightning. to every
place from which . dispatch 10 sent. and
satisfy themselves that the statsmsats II
contains are true. All they can do 10 to
print each telegram - II comes. and IL
contradiction arrives on he ns,t day.
print that also.
The dinieulty Of obtaining rslisSlsi in
formation from the war In Europe 10
especially great. American and Eng
iish newspaper correspondent are With
the two opposing armies on the Dan
ubs. 1t Is true. but they are placed un-
der such burisnsoms restrictions that
they dare not not tell the half that they
know. for fear Of being sent home In
disgrace. With the armies In Asia
there are NO correspond snts. and the
consequence 10 that the news which We
receive from that field Of operations,
comes either from st. Petersburg or
Consiantinop,e. and il solorsd accord.
iasly. Three or four days ago the Rus
SLAMS captured Abraham. . very import
ant position. A. II commands the road to
Kars and Erzeroum. It was tels-
sraphed from Constantinopls all over
Europe and this country. that the Rus
SLAMS had been repulssd. OF course the
object 10 easily sesn. The Sultan was
afraid that his subjects would become
discouraged. u the true story was told.
aud SO hs lieJ TO them. That lie was
taken in good faith by the correspond.
snt in Constantinople. aud spread
broadcast over the world. And 1t tool
three days for Us to learn that the Rus
SLAMS ani not the Turk4 were victorious
ut Arabian.
The moral OF all this will DO easil,
seen BY the intelligent reader. 1t b
mover safe to place implicit faith In tn
frat reports Of battles which come frou
Europe. unless they are sent direct b;
newspaper correspondent with one o
the two armies. II they come from st
Petersburg or Constantinopls II is yer!
safe to doubt their accuracy. The Eu
iopean war news. as IL comes from da,
to day. is very interesting. and tina
from the Danube can always be rslis'
ON /: but when accounts Of battles II
Armenia reach W. 1t will be we'll to wal
day or two before accepting as true al
that We read.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
Tn. u.,heai.,. In Council.


BALTIMORE. Nay 22.-Ths Methodist
Protestant Convention considered the sub
ject Of . uniform Methodist hymnal.
Pastors were recommended TO organize
sunday-sehools and notified that the ne
glect 10 dc 90 would be . cause Of removal.
An amendment restricting all persons
from admission 10 membership unless
baptized was lost.
An Oniee Going BeEEtng.
NEW Yonx. May 23.-Tho Worid's wash
ington special says tho President has been
denounced for offering . South Carolina
Collsctorship TO Attorney General Dunn.
who was = member OF the Returning
Board. II turns out now that tho place
was not only not solicited by Dunn, but
not wanted by him. He te~legraphsd back
to the President to-day declining II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

TSA MARorEss 10 the odd name OF an
odI girl 10 Cincinnati. Alfred ii.
Hedges proposed marriage. and she &C.
crpted him ; but she did not trust him.
aud told him 81. lie confessed that he
had broken several engagemsnts. but he
declared he hal never truly loved be.
fore. As = proof Of his sincerity he
gave her pronissory notes for $500.
which he agreed to forfeit II be was un-
willing to marry her on 9 certain date.
In spite Of this bargain he refused to
Keep his promise ; nor would he pay the
Lot,s. A lawsuit followed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
NEW TO-DAY.
NvERMAN SLY ER MININ

NvERMAN sILv ER MINING
OC0MPANY. Location OF principal plses
Of buslnefs. San Prancisco. california.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict. storey county. Ststs Of Nevada.
Notiee.-rhere sre delinquent upon the fol.
lowing.desctbcd stock. on account OF sssess-
msnt mo. 81 levied on the 2ist day OF April.
1871. the several amounts st opposite the
names VI tho respective shareholders. ~ fol.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

Rover 10 10 be tried again for his life In
Reno ON the iith Of June. IL the Jury
disagree again. the chances are that no
further effort will Be made 10 convict
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

osS..''so'''''s -
And In accordance with law. and an order
Of the Hoard OF Directors. made On the 10Th
day OF April. 1877, 30 many shares OF each
parcel Of such riock as may be necessary will
be cold at public auAion. at the chlee Of The
Company, 10 Morrvw's Buildlng. No. ~ Cal.
IfnrnIa street, S.n Francisco. California. on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF June. 1871. at the
hour Of I o'clock y. y. Of said day. TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. togethef Win
co,ts OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
GRO. b. EDWARDS. Steretary..
Ofioe-In Morfowis Building. tt Callfornis
street, ssn Tnneisco. California. myf@td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
BORN.
NEW TODAY.
TO THE LADIES.
ELIXIR OF uIh

r AIDES. ~ you VALUE YOUR PER.
so~naltappeannee and good looks. and Wish
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oENp aoc. TO O. r. R0wELL D 90
- New YORK, far Pamphlet. Of 100 psges. con
tsining lists OF 5000 r~ewspapen, md estfmatss
showing eost Of advsrhsipg. mrfI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
CALL AND SETTLE.

ALL PERsoNs INDEBTED TO NIX ARE
"A r~quested 10 come forward and settle tfsir
accounts promptly and without further notics.
nave the nnest stoek OF dry goods ever
nys1 ALEX. coaN.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

DRUNKENNESS IN THE ARMY-THE PUNIsH-
MENr PROVIDED FOR IN THE ARTICLES OF
WAR TO DE R1GIDLY ENFORCED
WASHINGTON. Noy. 20, 1877.
General Sherman has issued general order from the
headquarters OF the army violations OF
the thirty eighth article OF war; which provides that
ssany olcer who found drunk his guard par fty
other duty shall be dismissed IRON the service Any
soldier who so orcnds shall suffer such corporal pun
ishment az q court martial may direct" rho order Is
a. foilows:-
War Department Tho. .Presiden mt 10 much concerned
TO Ind before him for action the proceedings Of courts
martial IN several where ccrS have teen tried
TOR violation Of the 38th article OF Some OF these
evident tna the victims OF the unfortunate habit had
rendered very. valuable aud. conspicuous service Ia
the army. In these, and In other cases, strong
interest has been mado upon considerations urged
with much force have the sentence OF dismissal set
aside mlg. g.ted. Tho President has good TO
know that these lew instances do not represent the
prevailing character of armv officers, but they
sucientto Indicate that ien,cncy Is proper In
presence OF such an evil Men exposed to temptation
sometimes need the restraining power Of example to
aid them In resisting IT, Prompt ana sure punish
ment for crime is. therefore, generally the most
tain way to preventit
The President desires it to be made known 10 the
army that he cannot bc lcd underrate the magni-
tudc OF the evil which the crime ali uded to Is likely
produce In the public SERVICE No person addicted
to Il expect TO be trusted with any responsible
duty, and person who cannot DC trusted had better
not be continued 10 osrce. II must therefore be
derstood that any clem0ncy which may have been
heretofore extended by litigation Communication Of
sentence cannot hereafter DO relied upon basis Of
hope for like favorable action. After this solemn
warning q rigorous execution OF tho sentences i'm
posed in due course by courts martial may be ex-
peCL0d.