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GEORGETOWN.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO WORKMEN.-About
20 o,c,0ck this morning the Scaffolding on the
east side OF the new Washington and George
Town rallroad building, now l. course of cree
tlon, fell to the ground, a distance OF about Is
1eet., Joseph Hutchins, living at 26l0 street
northwest; William Nelson. a c0lored laborer,
who lives IN Pleasant alley, between Virginia
avenue and ID streets and Sd and AZ streets
southwest, and Barney Brown, also q cOlOred
.aSeoIer, were on the scatfolding at the time of
cation of the right Shoulder and fracture t' of
the Sth lib with probably internal injuries.
Nelson suffered severe confusion of the
SPINE spine with also, probably, internal Injuries.
all and A. B. sheckeis were summoned, and
rendered surgical aid, and the unfortunate
men Sl were conveyed to their respective homes
from beSEKAh Of Wn J. Carroll took place
High street, yesterday, The services were
held at Trinity tCafii0iic) church, Rev. Father
Ciampi 2FGclatlHG, and the remains were in-
tered III Eoly ROOD cemetery. Messrs. Michel
Keliher; Master 0Donoh!!e, John Stanton,
James M0noguo, Dennis Horri ali and Pat
rick Mailer were pailtearerS i deputdtion
OF LEO members q the Hibernian Society, mar
Oanq, accompanied the remains To their final
resting place.
PERsoNAL.-Nr. Watkins Addison, we'll
known citizen, had u severe stroke Of paraIy-
SIS on Monday last. 1t is hoped thai his Illness
will prove but temporary.
LINTH1CCM INsT1TUTE.-The session of rs
and 'l9 OF the above institute begins ca Moa-
day. October It'll: Applications fof entran &c
must be made during the ensuing week at the
institute, between the hours Of and pm.
See advertisement.
AT TIE TOURNAMENT AT ANALOSTAN
ISLAND yesterday, Mr.. VIM. Wiley, of Coles
yille," was the seccessful knight.
CATTLE MARKET-OferingS and sales OF
cattle at Droysfs Rest yestesday were re as
cents per pound. 225 sheep up; all sold at 3 to
AZ cents per pound. $50 lambs on market; 100
sold at AZ to SO cents per pound. 80 COWS and
calves sold at $25 to $iS per head.
PORT.-Entered schooner w. A. Phare Os.
born, from Barren Island, N. Y, with 200 tons
fertiliZeS for George 7. Dunlap.
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THE CGVKTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Wyiie.
Yesterday, the grand jury presented an in.
dictment against Charles Steelyard, alias John.
son, for a second offence OF petit larceny
Clothing, etc, from Thomas Alexander and
pr Palmer). They also recommended the
discharge OF the following: Budd Warner,
charged with second offence of petit larceny
lgold watch from W. II. Tucker); Henry Chari-
ton. same Ga dress from Stephen Charlton] j.
+ Dill and Chas. E. Sill, charged with keeping
a gaming table.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge RuDaphreys.
Samuel Strong VS.. District of Columbia The
testimony under the contract for raising the
georgetown market house was finished yes
terday, and this morning the contract for the
laying Of tie Boundary street sewer was taken
up, and testimony In connection with the do
ing CT that work is being put in.
POLICE COuRT-Jadge Shell.
To-day, Lewis Ashton and VIM. Hughes for
feited collateral. Edward johnson, loud and
bOlsterOus; so or thirty days. David X
Hackman was charged with selling short ton
OF coai-that in two cases the tons were from
sgto 80 pounds short: continued until tomor-
low VIM BreSin; destroying private proper
~: so. John FlaheTty. ASSAULT on Edward
DeEiIn; II and costs Patrick Babbingron,
dis9Tdcrly conduct and personal violence
against police officers arresting him: sent to
grand jury: 5 for diS0rderly. Robert Jones.
.arceDy OF gas stove: so or twenty days An
lie Frederick, assault on Rachel Bond: 81 and
costs. James Mackall, larceny OF a suit of
clothes; three months in jail. Lewis Sop9r
:Oud and boistcTOuS; s..
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A LUCKY CHICAGOAN.

NEW ORLEANS, August q, 1878.
The undersigned certiies that he ield for
collection for account Of Charles G. Hunt, Chi.
cago, H.. whole ticket. No. 50, PAT, single mum
Der, class III: in the Louisiana State Lottery,
which drew he third capital price OF five thou
sand dollars, on uesday, August 18TH 1878
Said ticket having cost the sum of two dollars
sent by correspondence, addressed TO nj. A
DAuphin, 2. o. box 500, New Orleans, La, and
that the amount v as promptly paid on presen.
taton OF the ticket at the Office of the COM
paly, IN check en- the Louisiana National
Bank OIL New Oreal 5. nj. BANISTER,
Runner State Nation al Bank of New Orleans,
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AmusementS.

NATIONAL THEATER-Mr. Owens and Mr.;
Ford's company produced in unexceptional
style last evening those two excellent come
Day of my Life'' Everything went off as
smoothly as could have been desired by any
one. The audience-a large one-was de-
Victims" and Forty Winks' viii be given
a capital bill
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The musical
event Of the season will be the concert at the
Congregational church this evening. Ii will be
for the benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers. In
the chorus there will be five hundred voices,
and in the orchestra si1ty-fve The grand
Professor Bischotf The programme includes
some of the best classical music, and has been
well rekearsed: All the welIkn0wn singers in
Washington will take part
IHEAIER CQMIQUE.-TIma fail and winter
season Of the Comique has opened very aus
PlclOuSiy- both Tor the management aud the
ithea1er.s patrons. The play now being given
Which Mr.. Charles Thornton, the young Amer.
lean actor, makes his first appearance here.
The varieties are excellent.
- FRIGHTFUL DEPRAvITY OF YOUNG GIRLS
Two young girls apparently not over sixteen
years years old each who gave their names respec-
were arraigned in the police court to-day on
the charge OF keeping bawdy house Couu-
sci Tor them entered plea OF guilty and owing
10 tIelr age, and being noviceS in their calling
asked the court to extend to them mercy.
Judge Smell after delivering sentanticus and
higniy moral homily against their mode of life
hned each $50 or twenty days in Jail The
cause of the arrest was the harboring by them
in their bawdy house of one Sllbey J. Posey,
young girl sixteen year old girl, and upon the
was raided and the youthful proprietors ar.
rested. They are said to be sisters. and their
family name is Ellsworth. The Other young
mother, and asserted her determination to fol-
low the life She had chosen, leaving her mother
in Ears, was this afternoon taken to the House
McDeyitt -
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GOOD SHoOTING.-On the Benning's range
Mr. }. NJ I. Particle, of the Columbia Rifle
association, yesterday afternoon scored Is
At the 9C0-yard range he made Ii bulls eyes
and one center Shot. At Loo yards all his
shots were bulls eyes. The result of the shoot
is a remarkably fine score-the best on record
in the history of rifle shooting
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CITY ITEMS.

No INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE enters into the
compound of Lodiie'S Headache Specific.
Cures the worst case in less than fifteen min
uteS.
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THE HEAT IS INSUFFERABLE. Bring me
PACK, dear, the best cologne you can find in
the city" He brought j. & 4. Atkinson's-
fragrant, delicate, and lasting.
POPULAR PRICEs.-Pants TO order, 81. Else.
man Bros, corner It'll and streets. 8
MULT1TUDEs of people require an Alternative
to restore the healthy action OF their system
IL. Sarsaparlllas were used and valued, until
several impOSitionS were palmed off upon the
PUBLIC under this name, Ayers iSdrSa parita
is no imposition.
POPULAR PRICEs.-SuitS to order, $3.50.
Eiseman Bros, corner 18th and streets. 5
No MAN OF REFINEMENT uses inferior Der
1umery, for the simple reason that no woman
OF refinement would tolerate him il he did. In
this country the toilet outfit OF a gentleman Is
considered incomplete without a bottle Of
Murray d Ld1inlon'S Florida Water.
NoIsELEss PARLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
rarlor shooting. from IS up. Bazaar Gus 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
DARE Not TO TR1FLE WITH CoUGH.-It is
inviting death, when safety is within reach.
Stop the cough, heal the lungs, remove all irri-
tation from the windp.pe, relieve the difficulty
and Tor. Anew doses will effect perfect cure.
Pixies 7OOthdche Drops cure tOOthache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
losC's Soothing Syrup has been used for Chill
dren. It corrects acidity Of the stomach, re-
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrhea. whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
Well-tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf.
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvcrmach
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25d&kIy
To LADIES AND GENTIEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. COS G street,
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether Of American or
European Invention, he is enabled to do his
Work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. Gents suits
cleaned for 81: n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned
from 81 up to $50 a window. Wool blankets
from 80 cents to 81 a pair, BY cleaning mum
per a reduction in price. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. His dry cleanser removes grease spots
effectually from any article, and careful press.
ing gives them an appearance as if newly made.
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BEAUTIFUL dress goods, just arrived, Is, Is,
Csc; black cashmeres. pure wool, SOC. Dr..
Warmers health corset. $l.2o. New fall pat
terms at Madame Hinckley'S, over my store.
Caiters, III Market Space. Splendid black
silks, SI00 and SIPS; excellent cOrsets, Soc
ladies' wool vests. 50c.; colOred silks, one hun.
lace for Curtains 81 and &c.; pure WOOL white
blankets, S3.-Adrt.
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ALL the latest novelties in dress goods lust
received. Colcred caShmeres, all co.ors SIX
mixed dress goods, large stock fancy dress
goods Of all kinds. For new style dress, 20
TO TOWsOn's, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, near 7th Street.-AdUt
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THE HEAT IS INSUFFERABLE, Bring me
back, dear, the best cologne you can find in
the city He brought j. & E. AtkinSon'S-
fragrant, delicate, and lasting.
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FRIED oysters, .'se.ecs.'' Is cents q dozen, in
a b'x. Schwipg Clarke's, 7th and G streets.
Adut,
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JUST OPENED a fresh hair stock. Real hair
braid, at $l.00 and upwards; Iufs, at Is cents
and upwards, at ChaS. Baum'S, 403 18th street,
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POPULAR PRICEs.-Pants TO order, ST. Else
man Bros, corner It'll and E streets.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for investment
m the business property on 7th street, between
ID and streets northwest, presents itself la
improved by two-stOry warehouse Those in
need OF such place should attend this auction
sale. +
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Hot fried oysters 25c. per dozen, In q box, al
Johns restaurant, cor. 7th and u sts,-AdCt.
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POPULAR PRICES.-SuitS to order, $3.50
Eiseman Bros, corner 9TH and streets. 5
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Two HUNDRED pieces of new fall dress
goods. Ali the latest designs and coorS at y
cents. Half wool dress goods, latest colOrs, 10
cents. All wool caShmereS only % cents; COL
Ored cashmeres, all the new colors, 80 cents
pure Tohair alpaca, silk faced, . cents blan-
Pennsylvania avenue. south side.-AGUt.
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No MAN OF REFINEMENT uses inferior per
fumery, for the simple reason that no woman
of refinement would tolerate him il he did. In
this country the toilet outfit of gentleman is
considered incomplete without bottle of
Murray C. Ldnnl0n'S Florida Water.
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

RED cEDsMH sra ff ts55E!: LINING,
ALL LIKE 1T THAT HAVE USED IT.
J. MoKRlsos,s r FArsr wAnsnc,sz.
seI24 In sos aud SOS ID st. n.ic.
FURNACES, RANGES, STOVES.
TO BUYERS OF FIRST CLASS GOODS.
1.nsr,H eTf attention as is invited to the -
AAoshN t4HaS MHRRk ssf as q tSs.a0s ~
SPLENDID FiRE Place II EATER,
FIFTH AVENUE PARLoR, snd Other stove
which am ccnfide a are i ali IL the ns'''
very best made.
CAL and examine my stock.
Z. r. SIMPSON
eelIo-Io 1OO3 Pennsylvania oce,awe.
Gas FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES,
LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES.
soie Agent for the celebrated Gas Fixtures OF
Messrs. MITCHELL Vance Co. I now offer the
largest, finest and cheapest goods south OF New
York.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO GIVs h.
TIRE SATISFACTION,
EFF. BROOKS,
sep14-tr Fifteenth St.. (Corcoran Building)
REFORE MAKING SELECTIONS.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine our
new
"LE DROIT" RANGE, FURNACE AND
FIREPLACE HEATER.
These Goods having just arrived will be offered
satisfaction. "
We also have In stock large line OF
GAS FIXTURES, MANTELS. CRATES, &C,
which have been placed at low figures.
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GAS and STEAM
FITTING executed promptly by reliable work
men.
EDWARD CAVERLY & CO.,
Late SMITH, BIRGK s Co..,
sept4 tr guy n street, Masonic Temple.
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MULT1TUDEs of people require an Alternative
to restore the healthy action OF their system
and correct the arrangements that creep into
ii. Sarsaparillas We're used and valued, until
several impositions were palmed off upon the
PUBLIC under this name. Ayers SarSap ariita
Is no imposition
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A DOG CAsE.-JOhn Boyle to-day, filed a
suit In Teplevin 70 recover from John +.
Brown. a policeman, one black and White
male Newfoundland dog. valued at $50. Both
parties claim the animal, but the complainant
offers the proof that he procured the license
and paid for the dog and therefore thinks that
he holds the best right TO the dOg.
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SUIT FOR ALIMONY.-Mrs. Harriet EdmOn-
ston, through her solicitors MesSrs Reginald
Fendall and l. d. Caughlan, has filed a bill
praying that her husband, Dennis w. Edmon
ston, be compelled to pay her alimOny. The
petitioner states that her maiden name was
Harriet Willis, and she was married to the de-
PENDANT by Rev. DR.. Butler, about June 18th,
1876, and went to live in house owned by
him on West street, Georgetown, where they
remained until April 10th, 1877, when she was
seized with mental troubles and removed to
the Insane Asylum. On the 29th of June of
the same year, she was released and returned
home, hut was sent back again, and on April
Sd, 1917, she was discharged and pronounced
cured. When She went to the house formerly
occupied by her, she found that her husband
| no longer resided there She subsequently
aseertaiEed his residence and called there.
| but was refused admission by the daughter OF
! The defendant. Since the date last mentioned
| the husband mas refused 10 permit the wife to
| i've with him and neglected to provide her
with the DeceSSarieS of life, and. She has been
| dependent for support upon the charity of
| relatives and friends. She asserts that her
| husband enjoys an income of 81 400 from real
estate, and that he is the owner, in fee simple
| OF several lots OF ground in GEORGETOWN, as
| Sessea at upwards of $4,000. She prays that
| he be made Co pay her alimOny in such
| amount as the court may deem proper and
the alimony be made a lien on the real estate
, or that portion Of IL be set apart for her use
| and support. She further prayS that the de
| PENDANT be enjoined and restrained from sell
| ing. disposing Of or encum beriug the rea
| estate or any portion thereof during the pen
| dency OF the suit.
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REAL ESTATE SALE&AMeSSrs. DuncanSOn
Bros. sold yesterday at auction part lot L.
square 1888 being at corner IL street and New
Jersey avenue southeast, improved by a two
story Drlck house, to T. III. NcNantZ, Tor 81 ,OGl;
also, part lot 9, square Ti3. NJ street, between
New Jersey avenue and 1st street, improved
by twO-story frame house, to John McFar-
land. for 5000
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Ito me- Let US go into the house of the Lord.
Response-Our feet shall stand within thy
Grand Patriarch.-Jerusalem is built as q
city that is compact together lat unity in
itself)
Response Whittier the tribes go up, the
tribes Of the Lord, unto the testimony of Is
reel, to give thanks unto the name Of the Lord.
Grand Patriarch.-FOr there are set thrones
| OF Judgment, the thrones of the house of Da-
| yiG,
| Response.-Pray for the peace of Jerusalem
| they shall prosper that love Thee.
Grand Patriarch. Pace be within Thy
| RespOnse.-For my brethren and c0mpan
| ions sakes, / will now say, peace be within
| Thee!
| Grand Patriareh.-Because of the house OF
| the Lord our God, will seek Thy good.
| RespCnse.-So be it.
Grand Patriareh.-.Hear,h hear. hear, all men
| campment Of the independent Order of Ode
| Fellows of the District OF Columbia, l dedicat,
| this hall to the business and purposes of Ode
| and Truth, and to diffuse Benevolence ant
| Charity in their fullest extent, to all It's worth,
| members, and by this solemn act hereby de
| clare II duly dedicated. The Grard Marsha
viii please cause this dedication 10 be appro
Grand MSrshal-BrothersG Grand Heralds O
the North, Of the South, OF the East, and OF tn
| West: By the solemn act OF the nj. w. GranC
Patriarch of the Grand Encampment Of tn
District Of Columbia, this hall is duly de1
! cdstd TO the business anu purposes OF OGi
Fellowship, to disseminate Friendship, Lie
and Truth, Faith, Hope and Charity, in thei
fullest extent, to all its worthy members. II
his win and pleasure that the same be fre
claimed, which duty you win perform.
Herald OF the North 81. E. Mason) Hear a
| men: BY command OF the nj. w. Grand Patr
| arch, and in the name of Friendship, q
| pure, refreshing and life-giving as this water
(sprinkiing it,. dedicate this hall to the prat
| tice Of that ennobling virtue, which, unftn
| men as brethren, teaches them to sustain tina
| relation at all times. each in his turn helpin
| and helped, blessing and blessed.
Resi- how good and how plea;
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STOP THIEF'"-Quite lively chase took
this morning, Gccasioned by a colored thief
named Robert Jones approp,iating a gas
stove from in front Of store on u street, be
tween 6th and 9TH streets. a crowd pursued
MIN down tth street, and he was captured by
Omcer Middleton OH street in the rear OF
the National hotel and taken into The Police
Court, where he was punished by commit
ment TO jail III default Of'fine
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DREPAlIE FOR WINTER.
4 Gail and examine our stock of FIRE. n
PLACE HEATERS, RANGES and Cook 4$A
1N6sTOvES. Now is the time 70 have your EU9
rIe,piace deatels, Ranges Cook and Heat
member the place.
GEO. I. 6ARTRELL Il CO..
au91S-om S1S 9TH st., bet. Y asd D. "
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NoIsELEss PARLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
parlor shooting. from s. up. Bazaar Gus 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been isSuad tn
Homer h. Collins and III. Emma ScarfI: An
dersOn j. Collins and Duleenia Barns j. Hale
Williams and Fanny ,. Houston; Walter G.
Napier, of Naplevie, Tenn, and Netiie u
Langston, Of Washington, ID. e.; Franz -.
nox and Maria Cotton; Jacob -, Len.
Alice b. bllsc0e; Cnas r. .oaker and
Ruoff: Myron Board" Iii and Julia s.
n. u, and ANN" .uan, of Johannesburg
II StutZman of this CITY
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New Advertisements.
NO ADVERTISING AlIDNP

Can insert an advertisement In egt ifst ~ 80.
six STANDARD WEEzLIEs at TIA daiIa,, ! nv. NY
Without ioans money. Those ,aayef,i.e,ss ss ,.,.s
want TO oEAn the best possible eiicuiaioa III ~
expanding more than from $50 70 sto, .D,. .S.s',.
address Gee. p. RoWELL & CO., Ia sn,,,s. $3.50 :.
New York. - ~ Sss'fees ees stu
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gutelliDepIesy,
THE CANDIDAPE.
Sa.her, who travels tho road SO Iates
II U.S., my child tits the candidates.;

l,a.her, who travels tho road SO later
III U.S., my child, tis the candidete;
Eris example OF human woes,
EARLY he GENES and 1ata he goes.
Hc greets the woman with cuurtiy grace,
He kisses the baby's di.ay face,
fe calls TO the fence tie farmer ut work,
IIe bores the merchant, he bores the clerk,
The blacksmith, while his anvil rings,
He grcets, and this Is the aong he sings :
Howdy, howdy, howdy-lo9
How Is your wife, and how are your
Ali IL fits my fist as no other can,
The horny hand of tho working man.
Husband, who is that man at the cato?
Hush, my love, tits the candidate.
Has he nothing at home todo?
My dear, whenever q man Is down,
No cash at home, no credit I'm town.
Too stupid to preach and zoo proud 10 peg,
Too timid TO rob and too lazy to dig,
Then over his horse his legs no filings,
And to the dear people this song he sings:
iIowdy, howdy, howdy-do7
How Is your wife, and how are you?
All i! IL fits my fist as no other can,
The horny hand of the working man.
Brothers, who labor early and late,
Ask these things of the candidate: -
Whats his record ? How does he stand
At home? No matter about his hand,
Be il hard or soft, so it be not prone
Has no jc view no thieving plan?
Is he honest and capable 7-he Ii our man.
Cheer, such one till The .welkin ring,
Join In tho chorus when thus he esinEs:
Howdy, howdy, howdy-dof
How is your wife, and how arc you?
- :AiI! 1t fits my fst as no other can,
The horny hand Of the working man.
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len. Ealleck died ;u 1872.

- sssessf@ss~f 1AsN1 AL Aos
Gen. Taylor also quoted Gen. Johnston
aa charging Gen. Grant upon the au.
thority OF On officer on duty in the Wa
Department ut Washington, and who
0zefheard q conference between the
President, the Secretary Of War and
Gen. Grant-with expressing great In
difference to the sacrifice of human life
in his march on Richmond. ia an inter-
view had with Gen. Johnston by a cor
respondent ofethe Herald, the former
stated that his note TO Gen. Taylor was o
private note, which was published with
out his being consulted. AS to the rnat-
ter referred TO he could say nothing, be.
cause he was not at liberty to name his
authority. He added that che regarded
Gen. Tayl0r's statement as true, and he
wished he could join Gen. Taylor in the
publication. He said he did not know
where his informant was now, but he
was an old acquaintance whom he knew
well in former yeaTs." Gen. Mcclellan,
who seems also to have been interviewed
on the subject, said that he was on
friendly terms with Gen. Grant, and un-
der no circumstances could he be induced
TO criticiss his military movements.-
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