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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

"wr all knows" said coekney
school committeeman to a new teacher
he was examining for her position.
"that A, d and @ Is wowels, but
vha. we wants to know Is Wy they
IA so"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

An old bachelor said he once fell In
love with q young lady. but abandoned
all idea Of marrying her when he found
that she and all her family were opposed
10 H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

"I, TOO, have q presentimeni that l
will peg out in June" sighed the
"Swest Singer Of Michigsn. as sha
gazod sadly at Bryant's portrait.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

The camp meeting horn which sounds
before breakfast 10 not the horn usually
taksn BY sinnss.-N o. Piedyus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
THE TALE OF THE TERRIBLE
VINE


-uv -.v m rur rcnuuulr
VIII tell you the tale OF ths terrible nfe
II springs from the eArth-it 10 drVadful and
dire.
winir, .s,.
Upward ~:
See 10 grow
In tsframe-
See 10 siov
Into dane
Bee u burning and blaflns;
sss u spring into life
How u longs for the strife
Hear the noise and The ratte-
How Il .wells. how u grows.
Lac the erAsh Of bsiile.
Like The slsAh of the fses
sss A rush,ng and ri.lag and roaring.
see il irving 10 touch . snail star;
ins = a. Of nsrs- n.ms from .f.r.
a.. M ,urntn, AMI hurpils and brsyips-
ser n sir,smIng and sIo.mlDs ard red
A., an. .,,.,k. An m, Ar \. nov. .sying
Ttl. !. ~In..I,.,- ~ ..t ~ ,lalI l.xd
u.., a. l.,,, xi,h v,ls gi,, a, each mill.
.nssssa,
n, =. n.,e,ns .ns n ~, .ni f.sis.iis Tsfss,r.
"a dsiIsa,s mi .,nit. uith mo- pnps of
ismorss.
WI" III qai,.ss
win lie psnnoa of scarlet. the biooiisst hus.
with its slssmluy streams aili its roaring
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06

Man " Q creature OF woes,
Carries his sign wherever he goes.
Puts in HE mouth uhat colors his nose.
And makss IL blo.som like unto the rOts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
PA T E. N 7 s

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
designs. trade marks and fabels. Caveats A.
signments, lnterferences. Infnngemsnu and
al matters relating 10 Patents promptly aftend
cd TO We make preliminary sxaminstions sna
furnish opinions - 10 patsntabtlity. fve OF
charge. and all who are intsrsetsd IN nsv inveu.
Of our "0uids for Obtainins Patents, whkh
10 sent fr~e 10 any address. and contains con.
plete Instructions how 20 obtain RAtsntss and
other valuable matter. During the pat fvs
Year. We have obtained nearly tbrss thoasand
patsnts Tor American and foreign inventors. and
can give s.iisi.etory ieiersnoss IN almost svery
LOUIS BAoGHR / CO.,
Solicitors Of Rstsnts and Attonsys q LAN,
hptoit building. WAAAiAgten. DC,
.-+.tI ..r tff siYio - - -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-06
MEDICAL.
CATARR
Sneszing Catafrhy Chronic ca.
tarrh, uloerstiss CstsPrh,
permanently cured BY
SANF0RO'S
RADICAL
ir' o. '..,s ... 4:CURE.

eAxyospt tRlptclLcrrsyglcs! cs!Anssi. ss.n.
Certain. and permanent cure fos csssssh q svs9
s yass, sns q, ssgs.sSis si.siisiios. s.S sSshsd
locally b insn Ail0n. and ~ IN
tsrnAl ADMINISTRATION: Locally sppned, rsaYlts
ussAl passAgcs ef every Gcff-g of hreymees op-
nruction. dllne--. or dlrflncss. Ccostkrt1onany
the acid poison with which u u alwaSs eharfedtn
caiarIh. ftimuisiesthe stomseh, itve.. and klmsyS
tha formation OF sound. healthy Tissue. and nnsiy
obtains ecupicte control ovrr the ciseass. ne
dies utterly faii. of sAsrosps RIplcAL Guns. are
sffesfed ty thousands who gratefully rseomrend
h 70 filowsuiiercrs. No sstemcnt y mole rs-
nlost resreetable ard reliable Fsfervreoa. u b
grcat and good medicine. and worthy all cons
thTfh and br. eanfords Iuprp pvsd lnhalin4 Tube.
aad fall direetions fof its uss IN al eaa- krcs6
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19

A steer in Picrmont, n. FL, lost
it's life in a singular way few days
ago. It's owner had chopped hole
through the ice in his trough to
allow the cattle to drink, and as tho
water was low the steer had to force
its nose TO tho bottom. In SO
doing it caught its horns under the
ice, and after it had drunk its fill
the water ran in and drowned it.
A pet monkey in Atlanta w; s
carefully tri.ircd to watch u baby,
and rock the cradle when it cried.
He was considered Il very trust,
worthy and useful brute, but ons
day, being left alone with the
infant, and finding himself unable
TO stop it's crying, he jumped into
tho cradle, scratched }hc child's
face, bit it's cars and nose, tore off
it's clothes, and, when discovered,
was stufling the bits of cloth into
its mouth. lie is 10 longer en-
ploycd as a nurse.
Nearly all the novels in England
first appear in Il three volume form,
and with expensive paper and bind
ing. In this shape they arc not
put in the bookstores, but in tho
libraries. a library
edition consists usually Of five
copies. The success
achieved Ivy book during the
library stage shapes it's future. IT.
there is brisk demand, cheaper
and larger edition is issued for the
bookstores aud, if this goes, then
still cheaper ''railway edition." for
news stands and railway dcpots.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
Egg f'ogg for Christmas

T7llE undersigned respectfully calls,
i. the attention nf the citizens of Fair.
field to the fact that he has Il full stock ci
the iinest LIQUORS ana WINES in the
Boro, and guarantees its purity in every
instance. In liG stock TIC tho follow.
ing:
Dupuy, 0tnrI & CO.. CoNnnc Brandy,
Old genuine Jn'naira Rum. Soauin" l5i;;
Cabinet Rye, Scnuir G 1868, Rranochc
Rye Whisk"y, genuine Knickcrhnchc 81
Rye WhiakrN, genuine II. G. Arrlr
brandy, Gsnuin" y. {. Sweet Mash Corr
Whiskey, gen ul"c Stone Mountain Sou,
Mash Corn Whiskry, genuine Bnuci,o.
Fills d Co., champagne, Gnc Pale Table
Sherry; and full stock Of ell Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Alos. Cigars, Tobacco,
Pipes, &c, Nc.l
Res poet fuy
cos L. ". TABMNICItT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square one insertion .G$ Si'oo; ,it~, ror
each subsequent insertion 'oI. n"I '',%' r"r
"a. and Tributes of Respect charge" '"r
-. .oivnrtsemcnts. Liberal discount made
or contract advertisements.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
BRTC-..l-BRAC.

ought to know better.
"NIan wants but little mere
below" and he generally gets 1T,
too.
Hens have an ambition similar to
men. They all want to get to the
highest roost.
IF your landlady's daughter is
pretty you may say, 'Ilease pass me
that honey.
TO cure bachelors achcs-carry
TO the patient eighteen yards OF SIX
with Il woman in it.
Riches will never take WINGS an"
fly away, if you sprinkle little
economy on it's tuil.
A man recently knocked down an
elephant, lion and u rhinoccros'
Hc was an auctionccr-
In Garland, Col, they rang out
tho old year with four murders, ana
ushcrcd in the new with one.
Fire cscnpe-thc husband who
lies q bed in the morning until his
wife gets up and builds the fire
Under Spanish law man Sus-
pected of crime can be kept III
pris on for five years before his case
is called.
"NIy lord" said tho foreman Of
Welsh jury, when giving in the
verdict, eve find the man who stole
the horse not guilty"
A Montana justice of the peace
doesn't splurgc any when he mar
ries q couple. He says: "Ariso! !
Grab hands Hitchcd! Six dol
lars"
Horace Grcclcys estate, which
was inventoricd ut $20G,G0 shortly
after his death, yields little more
than $4,000 on the final settle
ment.
Father to son just from college
"What have you learned at your
college 2" eve never learn any
thing; they never let you see the
newspapers. s..
Sankey, the Ievivalist, used to
sell n cure -all patent medicine III
the streets Of different places, at
tmcting purchasers by playing on
mcIodcon and singing.
The coffee plant thrives finely in
California, producing a bean of
strongly aromatic flavor. 1t grows
best in central and southern Cali
fornia, and it's culture is becoming
profitable.
"Do they miss you at homer" he
asked, es she folded and put away
letter she had lust received from
her mother. Never" she answer
cd; "thoy always call mo sis.
"AIy DEAR" asked II lady Of her
husband, on coming home from
church the other day, "what was
tho sweetest thing You saw in
bonnets ?" ''Tho ladies faces was
the bland reply.
''Silencc in the court" thnndcred
Kentucky judge, tho other morn"
ing. "Half dozen men have been
convicted already without the
courts having been able to hear
word of testimony"
It was at the battle of Edge Hill
that Sir jacob Ashley made his
remarkable prayer: "Ch, Lord !
Thou knowcst how busy I must be
this day, if I forget Thee. do not
Thou forget mo. March on, boys
A dentist tried his first operation
with gas on robust colorcd
woman. After she had used up all
tho gas in tho Office, she wheeled in
the chair and shouted: "Hurry up,
boss, and bring on another bag of
that swectened wind"
"This is meat and drink, said tho
sailor, who sat on the gunwhalc
slipping his grog,.- following his
remark by tumbling backward into
the water. "Ayo, and there's wash
ing and lodging" said his mess
mato. f'>sp
Coming back from little trip to
.Havre Partisan bewailcd his mis-
fortune to his railway companion.
"One thing is certain; you won't
catch mo on any more of those
pleasure excursions. lost my
wife and my cane And then : he
added with toars in his voice, "a
now cane, too"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
JOB WORK.

Bill Heads Letter Heads, EnvoioreS
postcrs. Cards, Invitations, Tickets, %c; :,
a nsnMv executed at this Office - ClihAf
bon CASH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
r. HINIOV-E lid.

'INHE subscriber has removed his Boo.
| and Shoe Manutactory to few door,
below W. Il. Doty * CO.'S. grocery store
and opposite }. VI. GnlloWny's hardware
store. whcr" he will be pleased to see III
friends and customers. lie has iuwcra.'
the prices Of all kinds OF work in hi.;
line. viz:
Fine lrcnch Calf Skin Boo., 10 $40.
CATERS, $500
Shoes from So .0D ~ $6 90.
McndirG and revnirinS promptly at,
tended TO 1T reasonable rates.
~" All work warranted.
jan }. CL! NDtNlNG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
Fits, Epizep@yy
Or
FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CURED-NO HUMBUG--
by one months usage OF DIR. GOULAKDS'
Celebrated Infalliblc FIT POWDERS. TO con-
wc claim for them, we Will send them by mail,
post paid, "A FREE TRIAL BOX As DR.. GouIard
Is the only physician that has over made this
thousands have been PERMANENTLY CURED
by tho use Of these POWDERS, we will graran-
YOU all money expended. All suffcicrs should
give these Powders an carly trial, and be con-
vlnced OF their curative powers.
Price, for large box, $780, or four boxes for
$1,000, sent BY mail to any part Of tho Cnited
states or Carada on receipt OF price, or by cX.
press, G. o. ID. Address,
ASH 4 ROBBINS, gt
doe 35-ly geo Futon st., N e0hlyn, NY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
THE COMING M ESSAGE OF PRESI.
DENT HAYES.
Some Of its Prominent Topics Of Com
ment.
The Outrages and Violations Of the Law
in the South.

WASHINGTON, November %. In his forthcom.
ing message the President will make the reported
outrages and violations of the law in the South,
during the late congressional elections, a promi-
nent topic of comment. These violations will be
condemned rs forcibly depriving . large number
OF citizens 10 specified localities, of the rights con-
ferred by both National and State authority thus
preventing the results expressive of their will in
the administration of public affairs.
Such proceedings will be further deprecated be-
cause they indicate that the paci6cation of the
Soath Is not yet complete, and because they cast
| reproach upon aud endanger the integrity Of free
institutions.
The subject will be earnestly presented to the
consideration of Congress, Tor such action as the
circumstances demand. with the view to prevent
ing Q recurrence of such wrongs, and to secure
absolute exercise Of the right OF suffrage.
Owing to the decision Of the United States Su-
preme Court that tue enforcement act was upcou-
sttutions, 1t not being in specific accordance With
the Is constitutional amendment, and the fail
ure Of the House of the ADD Congress to pass the
Senate bill designed to meet the Judgment of that
| tribunal there law to punish class OF cases
affecting the colored men, which the act was in
| tended to reach.
The law relative TO the election of members OF
Congress, however, affords remedy for some OF
the reported wrongs, INJECTING q fine of $500 and
imprisonment for one year, on any person found
guilty Of illegally preventing or sbstrscting the
free exercise of voting, and fine of $4,000 and
Imprisonment for not more than ten years, on
| those engaged in conspiracy for the same purpose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
FOR EIGN NEWS.

LONDON, November %. A Paris correspond.
ent of the Times, telegrsphs . rumor 10 current
that Dufaure, president of the cabinet coancil,
will ask the chamber for consent 70 prosecute
Gsmbetta for engaging in . duel with Faurteon
The latter having been unseated, can be prosecut-
ed without such consent Of chamber.
The frigste Portsmouth, en- route for home, has
arrived at Madeira the 18th Of November.
ROME, November %. The report that an At
tack was made on the barracks in the Pesaro dis
trct, with the intention Of forcing the gates, on
the night of the 18th inst, 10 not true.
SYDNEY, N. s. w., November %. There ID an
extensive strike eff seamen here against the en-.
ploym ent of Cinnamon on board ships.
ROME, November "a. The King, Queen, Prince
of Naples and Duke Of Aosts arrived to. day, and
were most enthusiastically received. They we're
accompanied here from Naples ny aienor
Csrolio, Presidents of the senate and chamber Of
deputies and several ministers. and we're wslcom-
ed at the station by all the members Of the eenets
and chamber of deputies. civil and military "a
thorties, sixty guilds and workmea's associations
with flags and bands. and escorted to the Ouripal,
The route of the procession wss lined viss staads
for sight seers, and vast crowds. cheersA thsir
majesties from one end Of ~ line 70 TIE cher
The king and queen Appeared much affected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
Ahhual Report Of the Third Auditor OF
the Treasury.
The saving to Government in Reducing
the Number Of Pension Offices.
Accommodations Concerning the Ac-
counting Department.

WASHINGTON. November %. The annual re-
port Of the third auditor OF the treasury shows
that during the last fscsl year IL ,533 accounts
were settled. involving SOL 53 1913, leaving 20 $50
accounts unsettled at the eud OF the year.
These accounts related to quarterp asters' CON-
missoners' and engineers Offices in the army
pension agents, signal Ilicers, State war claims,
etc.
He refers to the executive order Of May 7, 1877,
BY which the number of pension agenc les was re-
doced from 81 TO IL, from and after July |, 1877,
and says that this consideration saved the govern
ment this fiscal year, $l42 749 in compensations,
nd the expenses of the consolidation ordered by
he commissioner And approved by the Secretary
OF the Interior, thus far amount TO x8, 1888.
The amount appropriated for the payment of
army tensions during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1873. was $28 QUO 600, and the amount actual
~ paid was SIC, 955 1852.
The force employed in his Office during the year
past was ~ clerks ana cepyists.
Under the head OF needed legislation" he
says the necessity for fund for the special
iRvestig alton of claims and the authority to cause
the production of witnesses and papers before thu
accounting officers in doubtful cases, is becoming
more and more pressing. In many cases have
been convinced that slight expenditure would
PROBABLY protect the government from unjust de-
mands, unless fraud 10 so apparent IS to justi-
~ the placing Of in the hands Of Law officers
| tor criminal prosecution.
The iHvsstig alton must be limited to such -
can be made without expense, with the aid of files,
records AID documents, and such investigation Of
ten entirely fails to establish the fact of the non-
liability OF the government, or 10 80 corroborate
| the ex parte evldeace produced by the claimant
| as to free the case from doubt, or make the pay
ment Of the claim safe for the government.
As 1t now is 10 doubtful or suspicious cases, the
government must pay when ts liability is not sat-
lsfsctorily established or perhaps wrong its ciii-
1ens IN refusing to pay demands which upon full
Ter investigation might be justly or wholly due.
The government requires the accounting officers
TO act as judge between it and its creditors, and
yet fails TO confer on those officers the powers
which all other judicial officers find indispe nssble
to he efficient and sale administration Of their ju-
dicial functions.
This deficiency in the powers of the accounting
officers, which constantly threaten the interests OF
both the government and its creditors, is .
perpetual embarrassment to those officers, and
should be supplied by adequate leg islation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
N EW TORk
Canal Navigation.

Canal Navigation.
ALBANY. November %. Canal navigation
throughout the State closes Dec g.
DefalcatIOn.
New YORK, November %. A Louisville des.
patch states deficit of $40, 900 is discovered in
the accounts Of the agency there of the Connect
cut Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Hartford
Gold.
Gold opened at 100 1-8.
King Alfonso.
Rome specials state that Prime Minister Caizol
has addressed the following despatch to the secre-
fury of foreign affairs
II have sent to His Majesty message of felici-
tation and sympathy which Mr.. George P. Marsh
minister from the United States to Italy. has
transmitted to me in the name of the President OF
The United States and the American people. The
King wishes you to inform Mr.. Marsh how agree
able and precious to him is this fresh manifesto.
ton Of friendship which unites Italy to the noble
American confederation"
Marine News.
The sloop Star, from this port for Ssuam, i,
reported ashore near Sandy Hook station. N,
lives lost.
Court Matters.
motion was made yesterday before Judge
Choate. in the u 5. District Court, in the case OF
the United States against Samuel j. Tden, tc
open and file the dispositions taken 10 the case
during the last six months, in Chicago, Boston
and Marquette. After an argument the mater
was adjourned to next Saturday.
Marine Disasters.
The brig Laud w. Armstrong, hence for AFRO
ga, returned for repairs She is damaged anC
leaky, having struck Romer Shoal.
The schooner Yellow Pine, for Galveston, has
returned. She was damaged in the late gale.
The three masted schooner J. Doughty, Balti.
more for Hoboken, coal laden, went ashore OF
Roner Shosl Saturday night, leskicg badly. 1t it
expected she will be got of.
Fire.
The shops of the Bradley Menufsctory at Syria
cuse, were partially burned Saturday night. Loss
between $l5, 900 and $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25

Rev. J. II. Ecob, pastor OF the Granite church
in this city, is now ION the blue waters" on his
homeward voyage. Dea. f. A. Mason received q
| very interesting letter from him the other day
dated Nov. 4h. lie was then at Naples, enjoy
| ing the delightful scenery there. He had fallen
in with DR.. Chamberlain and wife. and Mr.. Hol-
comb who of course were glad to see him. The
weather at that time was similar to our weather
here in September. Mr.. Ecob was delighted with
Naples scenery. From his hotel there was SUI
perb view of the bay Of Naples. which is beauti-
full beyond any description we have seen of il,
with Mt. Vesuvius the prominent feature in the
landscape, smoking away IS peacefully as an old
Duichman. The indications were of great out
burst soon, but he hoped il would behave itself
properly while he made the ascent, which he in
tended doing the next day, with the ambition of
securing a Specimen" flesh from the burning
lava. He had examined the ruins of Pompeii, of
which he says: at is painful to see the figures of
men and women, dogs, and chickens even, in the
various attitudes of agony Is they died. There
are the bread and fruit, just they stood on the
table, when the frighful storm of fire came; and
the little common utensils of housekeeping suggest
the home life SO strongly, that it seems as if it
were but yesterday that those old Romans
were busy in the streets" He writes that the ex-
csvations are still going on. A large part of the
city still lies beneath good orchards and grain
fields. He was to start on his return to Rome on
the 9th, where he would remain until the llth, At
which time he would retrace his steps towards
London, making brief stops on the way at Pisa.
Turin, and Paris. He would sail from London Oh
~. o Ia III q H. I'D
somewhat the chewing pillows" but with his face
fixed towards home. he could stand the upheavals.
He felt infinitely more enthusiastic about coming
home than he did about going abroad. He will
reach New York about the first of December but
will not return to Augusta to resume his minister
ia duties until the frat of January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-25
WASHINGTON.
Committee Meeting.

WASHINGTON, November %. AT meeting Of
the House Committee on appropriate Saturd ~
the vaIlOus department estimates as far IS re
ceived. were carefully examined. 1t Is under
ed to appropriate subcommittee early in the
week.
A suit has been filed by the attorneys of Wm.
B. Moore. late special agent Of the treasury, to
revover $50 900 from Gen. II. v. Boynton. Moore
WAS removed year ago upon the presentation to
President Hayes, as is alleged, Of certain letters
written by Moore to President Grant, relstive to
Sec'y Bristow.
1t is stated that this 10 the first of . series of
suits to be pushed against Boynton by Moore and
Randall. the lawyer, both of whom were indicted
year ago, upon chsrges OF conspiracy and libel.
Correction.
The Medical and Sanitary Library mentioned n
a resolution adopted At yesterdays session of the
Health Association, Is under the charge of Sur
good Genl Barnes, not Woodwork.
The 4 Fer Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent. loan to-day
Investigation.
A. II. Bissell Of the land Office of the post office
department. has been directed BY Postmaster
Genl Key TO proceed forthwith to New London,
and make formal investigation of the charges
preferred by Mrs. General Mower against Post
master lubos, and also TO gather material for Q
report upon the whole controversy, of which these
foIgeries are the latest phase.
Court Matters.
Tie court of claims meets on Monday. at which
time it is expected that VIM. II. Hunt of Louisi-
ana recently appointed 10 succeed Judge Peck,
will take his seat.
The Extra Session.
Chairman Atkins. of the House Committee on
Appropriations. says that he does not think there
will be any necessity for extra session Of Con-
gress, so far Is the appropriation bills are con-
cerned He IL of the opinion that they will all be
eported to the House by the last week in Jsnua-
ry. He does not think that the democrats will do
anything to force an extra session, solely for the
purpose of gaining control Of the Senate offices,
and has no Appropriation that any act on their
part will necessitate AN extra session.
Death.
Gen'l James Tton. civil engineer and former
ly Surveyor-General of Washington Territory, is
dead.
Indian Matters.
Gen'l Sherman has received NO commune alton
yet from General Sheridan in reply to Secretary
Schurzs call for specifications to sustain the
charges against the Iodisn bureau contained in
General Sheridan's report. Probably severn
lays will elspse before General Sheridan com.
petes his response.
Personal.
At . written request of Major Rens to investi
gate his conduct at the Custer massacre, an order
for such Investigation will probably be issued dur.
ing the present week, to take place Ut Chicago.