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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2s. 1878.

That when the letter alluded to reached Bos
keeper, however without consulting Mr., Par
sons, answered The letter saying that he die
not then, nor never had owned the land,
! The gentleman thought this was conclusive
hut said nothing more about il until he re-
turned 10 Boston Meantime the proper rcpor
was scn ia nnd The bookkecpcr after "a httl,
delay, wrote 10 correct the error The letter
did not reach Texas TIL after Smith had left
for none S,pn after arriving in Boston he
called on Mr. Parsons and said to him Your
ilcnd A'ion, down IN San Antonio is the big
gcsl kind Of Il liar and cheat do you know
il;' NO, sir" tliundcred Mr. Parsons, "and
any one Who says SO is no gentleman" But |
knom tina, he il. why he sold me il piece OF
land" naming it, for three and halt, pretend.
ing il Was yours and had cost YOU three, when
the fact is you never owned il and it only cost
him IS cents"
But did own IT."
You wrote me tina, you did nat own it and
never had"
II never wrote you any such thing, sir"
by George you did, sir. and I've got your
letter that says NJ at home"
Go and get itlhen, anu when We meet again
hope you will not be so strongly under the
influence of strong--tca AS at present"
Now, rs Smith MAS "A strong temperance man.
this last shot WAS n very heavy one and with
a look Of injured Innocence and feeling any
amount Of Indignation, he turned away nut.
tcring "rhc prophet says all men are liars, and
by George | begin to believe IT,"
He had not gone more than two blocks
when he met Parsons bookkeeper, who SAID,
Halo! Smith, glad to see you; did you get
my letter wrote you last week."
No; have rcceived no letter from you"
That's fact The one wrote You some
time ago va, written IN Parsons's name, and
told you he did not own the land you wrote
about, bu, the next mail brought advices tina,
he dill o"n it, and last week happened to
think you might have bad some special object
in making The inquiry and 80 wrote you, ex.
piain,ng the Whole thing
1T ~ a pity you had not done it before.
As yon ought /, have done tor your last letter
made Col, Allen a liar, and ! gave him the cut
direct and have just had "A huge quarrel with
Tom Parsons all because Of your COMPOUNDED
letter"
OF course, after this The whole matter Was, in
due time fully explained, apologies made and
peace restored.
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From Mend ota.
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MENDOZA, Dec. 10 1878.
Mendoza has not, for years, seen such a re-
vival of trade. Our streets are crowded with
teams every day. Farmers come for miles to
avail, themselves of the advantages of the fine
display of goods the merchants have stocked
their stores with. We are persuaded the cause
is the now settled state of onr monetary sys.
TEN. The fixed values of everything make
people feel more at ease, the nfiationists to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The expression of the people which was
given last Saturday IN regard to the post of.
flee matter was almost unanimous in favor of
retaining our present postmaster. While your
subscriber does not consider this the way to
select man for this position, this means was
taken under the direction of our representative
at Washington, and undoubtedly the people
will be well served tor another term
Last Saturday evening Augustus Tower and
wife celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of
their marriage A large company was pres
ent and many valuable gifts were presented
The evenings entertainment was seasoned BY
addresses by several Reverend gentlemen and
by the Hon. l.. b. Croker
We doubt whether any town in the county
can snrpsss Mendoza IN number and quality
of artists Perhaps the most successful artist
is Miss Clara V. Odds whose crayon sketches
and portraits show the perfection so rarely at
tanned. The liic.sizc portrait of William Gil
man, Esq, executed by Miss Odds, on exhib.
ton for several daysis very life-likc, and shows
that the port cravon was touched by artistic
genius approxlmating - gift.
Last Wednesday, while Mr. George Morey
was lifting lumber in the yard Of p. |. Davis,
a blood vessel about the vital part of his brain
burst, and by nine o'clock that evening ne
was dead. He was poor man. but was
member of the Ancient Ofder of United Work.
men, and held insurance policies which will
give his family about three thousand dollars
The social circles seem about to be stirred
to their foundations and from their governed
depth many fossilized remains come to the sur
face with gala attire for holiday week.
One of our business men found out some.
thing crooked going on over his store. He is
convinced now all flesh is grass" But it
takes him to tell the particulars.
Miss Kttie Rondley, who has been visiting
in the east for several months, returned home
this week. p. Nut.
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There's ii profitable cropioryou TO gather
said Fred, very dryly.
PrOu,y was still more puzzled

There's profitable cropior you TO gather,
said Fred, very dryly.
| Prouly WAS still more puzzled.
| "Said Fred; ~ frcShct drowned drove ri
cattle here some years ago, and lct' their home
for you 10 speculate upon. There /, II, least q
carload horcabouls. You can ship them Il
81. Louis, and get rood price ior Them, They
will be ground, aud mixed with lime and liz,
gardeners will buy them in The spring to Ter
Utilize their laud e."
"That Is al idea" said Prouty, throwing ul
his hut. And then he added with sincere hG
miration, You're horn spcculuinr, il YOU ARE
II girl"
Fred, It must he admitted. had always felt Il
little proud of her "uu~inc,s resources" and
She was pleased by Prouly'o appreciation
"'Jes' sou said she, with II rogui~h smile,
"Who hut you would have thought Of it,"
said Prouiy.
No one has thought of it, or they would
have been gathered long AFRO Cattle plaques
have strewn the country with bones ~ white
and clean rs crystal. You might spend the
whole year gathering them, and not exhaust
the crop. wanted to 30 into it myself, but
father thought it wasn't suitable business for
girl"
Well, Prouiv accepted the bones as his for
tune" Mr.. Hayes rented him a team, and he
went 10 work WIN all the fast developing cncr
gy OF his nature The proceeds rs they came
IN, were invested in young stock, which joined
Frcd's drove. Prouty paying for their keep
ing by picking corn and doing other farm
work through the winter.
Prouty is now "A successful buffalo bone mer.
chant of the Plains But for his handsome
eyes, and smile that never needed changing,
one would not recognize in HIM the young
tramp who STRUCK luck" by catching WilliireI
that autumn morning. He makes yearly
visit to the Hayes farm, and Fred is vcryl
proud of him, you may belevc.-7heodoru IL
Jenness, IN Derembe,' WiTe Ar0ke.
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A special invitation il hereby extended TO all
suffering humanity who are afflicted with Dya-
pcpsa, Indigestion, Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss Of appetite Coming up Of Food, Low Spir
its, Dr0wsncss, Yellow Complexion, General DE.
bility, Liver complaint, Jaundcc aud Biliousnesr
to call ut K. Y. Griggs's Drug Store and get II
Trial Bottle Of DIX. KINGS CALIFoRNIA GOLDEN
COMPOUND free Of ctarge and note The speedy and
wonderful effect this great remedy will have Oh
your disease and which will show you what Il
regular one dollar size bottle will do. DIX. KINGS
CALIFORNIA GOLDEN COMPOUND has not made Il
failure in II single instance, we therefore offer Ca
give it to you free before you buy, knowing that
ii will sustain our recommendation every time.
Had it not the real intrinsic merit 1t would be- rI.
nous for us to make the offer a.
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man unltes in the highest degree the sterling
and brilliant qualities Of all, and has some
senators as may be supposcd-commou sense
The new army bill is meeting with unlimii-
ed criticism, chiefly from those officers whom
it rctircs, There would appear to be only BIB
individuals, hut AN individual, where he is an
in.hw, all in society, and all related, and CO.
related, to influential members of congress.
Now multiply this force by BIB, and apply the
expansion of arithmctical progress, and you
have an idea of the nature but not an adequate
idea of the power, o! opposition to more eco
nomical management Of our military and ma
val establishments {. \. ;.
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0phir and Vicinity.
OpHIR. Dec. IL. 1873.

OpHIR, Dec. 10, 1878.
The late fall of snow has caused general
hauling out OF cutters and bells to take the
girls out for "a ride. The snow will average 1O
or 10 inches
William Wylie, Jr., started for his future
home near Goodland, Ind, last week. lie
Will be missed by all his friends and neigh
bors. James Kirkwood goes with him, We
believe.
John Culbertson, Jr, had quite dance on
Friday evening None hut the elite of our
burg were present. 1t is hoped he will con
tinue his parties until lie catches a better half
Some of our young men will take in the
masquerade at Earl on Christmas eve.
There will be public Masonic installation
dance at the Waltham lodge on Friday even
invited Ladies to provide refreshments for
the occasion.
Mr. Perrin, OF Ophir District No 8, is to
have spelling school every Friday evening
during the winter.
The oyster supper given by the Walham
church members last Friday evening was very
poorly attended, not more than eighty persons
being in attendance, and not more than half
tax ing part, the price for supper-$1O0 per
couplc--hcing too high IN the estimation of
the rest. They had son.e good singing and
other exercises, about as follows: Singing by
the choir; song by Mrs. \. Tell and Miss Fan,
ME Jones; defamation by Miss Ella Dunlap,
entitled "Makingit pleasant for Brother Jack"
This was the cream of the entertainment The
little girl is good speaker and she did her
self more than justice. Among the crowd we
noiced some Utica folks, Miss Taylor and
father, Miss Dodds and the superintendent OF
the Utica public schools, whose name we did
not learn; also Miss \. True.
Some of our Walham bows were in attend
ancc at the t. Il. party in Utica, and excited
the jealousy of "jacobus,' who threatened t"
write them up in The papers. | advise him
not Ia burn his fingers. rs The Toys aforesaid
are gentlemen and would le APT To give him
some trouble. PEDRO HERCULES.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

stu HarptnG an The greW Specch-TM Cabt.
net Cdtnge and @hy 1t d,d MT Come To Pass
--Certata Seaatoys rho htce Ceased to Durkcn
the Door IF the White House-Ono SEM.
tor nito las necer Drkened the Dooy-TNe
Nen Aimy BIZ and the Serried Ranks Of tie
OppOsiti0n
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I II. DIR UIIr, Attorney and Counselor at Law,
u. ottawa, H. once, over 40 % Ia sale street, OPP
pCsr Dr DycrB office WIN attend promptly 10 vi, bus
ness entrusted 10 his care Special attention paid occ
ions. augea-GmOs
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Professional TaroS.
A Y r . n NC VS.,

VHOS: W: ~. Ora NE, Attorney and Counsel
or 1T Law, No, Court street, OTTAWA ils Money 10
ga on farm property. iunl'18.ly
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HIRAM II. CtII.BI1ItT, Attorney AZ Law OF.
IL nee in Opera House Block. Ottawa, III. sens
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NJ \. NiOl.OSET, Attorney and Counselor y
AN. Law Wors Block, la Sallu street, Ottawa, Ills
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II McIOUCALl., successor 10 Cameron Me
~. Douga,) Attorney and Counselor At Law. Office in
Glover & Cooks Hook, OTTAWA, III. Ase United states
Commissioner. dccg,b
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I l.. THOMPSON, Attorney and Counselor at
Illinsis tcb51e
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l. b. BULL, Attorney at Law once over City
" Drug Store northwest corner OF la Sale and Madison
strcrts Ottawa. H. mAyIJt6
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- r. LINCOLN, Attorney AZ Law. Office over
ID. No 10 Ia Sale street, west side II the Court House
ottawa H. july3T5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-16
Arson and Murder.

CIxclaNATI. Ohio Sept ia spccinl lis.
patch says Tho eight children OF George Lynch,
tho eldest acvcnseen years ofsGe. living o: Hook
leg, Texas, wcro murdered Oh Friday night by
in unknown party. Lynch the father, YVES
awakened By pistol shut. tho b.l! striking him
in tho hsaas:as &c spra7y Up aud saw Il masked
man standing ii the middle Of Lhs ronm, point.
ing 8 psto! 81 him. Another shot Wss fred, and
Lynch fell unconscious. When ho recovered
re found himself in the lsna outside Ct his
premises. The assassin, thinking Lynch Was
dead, seiZad hatchet and proceeded TO put the
Witnesses Of his crima out Ct the way, after
which TO set fire TO the house. Tho distracted
.isher Icgained Consciousness only TO son his
house burn SID fall in on the bodies OF his muir.
Gegrd children.
Tho bodies wore afterwards cxAumGl and an
inquest held. Several of tie scli5 snowni
hs!chet nls7ks. Lynch, i is thought, will 70.
cover Suspicion rastauroa u young man Hama1
EoAtwere, will whom L3nc!: had hGl dill
Guilty.
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Eunerai Of Ghc SipsY Queen.

DAYTON, ONO, Sept. Ii. Matilda ocsnta',
known cs the Gi77y Queen, snl rccoe' Il 2"
such by all tho tribes throughout the !J1i5'.
States, was buried at WooilaTa Ucm2;sp' |"
this city yesterday. The queen VS. "''i'.''
OF great ichl2ncc amo3s her rGG'. 80" IL. !
in Ficksburg last win;er. aid tic .J,!T w. ~
balmcd and preserved uatiI tho Hf'@'"' ''i'
for final bnrial. The cemetery vas ii'i"l w."
people, the luncra! attrac;na visitors if'h .''.
surrounding cou1try, 2j.0Hn HG'lie b'i'- ~
attendance. a..
Representatives. Of rron.incn; Glp@} tI;H'' -,
from all parts Of the Uoitcd States ani s"''.'"
have been assembling hero for the oc'ss'''''''"
tho tuscra PROCESSION was nile ii ""f'''II
The ceremony was conduct2J By lni"'s' 80,
the United Brethren Church. end Gid net '''.'.
from that Of Christian funeral al u" 49,.
an cffec.ing scene occurred the children - ~
queen throwing themselves on the EF"n,r , ,',n
filing tbs air with their lamentations. l''yn.
has been for some time past the headI'in'; or
of the Gpsiay in this country, and lnc ms. sns
husband OF the queen, lives near this cry "'O
owns large tract of land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-16

That there is 90 limit to the degree Of ma.
liciousness to which party spri. will not lead
some partzans, is nrc7cG by the fact that some
of the most abandoned ard ultra radical news
papers assert that the heartren2ing accounts OF
The ravages Ct yellow fever in the Southwest
a1e cng SAMPLES of What rebels are capable !;
ADD that sopo others: vho pretend 70 Keep up
The appearance ct respcctabi!;ty, make The
charitable ofaripri CT lie North to the fever
stricken couutry, which 80 honor to the philan
trophy Of the Gorthcro people, the occasion for
unsccmly lau1stiop!. rron the generosity Of
thuse WHO fvIs il: IL preserve the Union to
those VINO fought to destroy it, Happily the
instances to which VIC aiuda 10 both cases, are
few, and in the vas! majority Of cases the DO
nations arc made 10 the kindly spirit that usu.
ally actuatcs mcn when helping to relieve the
distresses of their fellows. The South is poor,
but of her morsel she gave literally 10 the suf.
ierera by tho Boston aud Chicago fires, but she
failed to make those disasters the occasions Tor
the uttcrauco OF words calculated to keep alive
the animositics klndled by the War. and VIC do
not believe that those 10 tho North whose acts
show that they are possessed by different spirit
arc held 10 aDy higher estimation there than
they arc here.
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sbdHc.ing a fsridc on the Evening OF
fscr Marriage.

4 lla1r;soaburg correspondent: Of the Rich
nonl Dispatch sa?s:-
We had Singular and Gost unGaara: Gaze
to occur near hero % Wed tuesday night last,
baing nothog mere noc less than the violent
abduction OF bride from The residence Of her
husbscd CT the evening oil her marriage 5y lier
cwa father. Tie CASE, briefly stated, is about
this Mr.. ElTard Shaver, highly rcspects-
bic gentleman, Was yonng wldoWcr, and had
courtcL his cousin. Miss Dora Shaver. daughter
ni hlr. George ". Sha7cr, aud ca Wednesday
last, having procured the necessary papers from
tic clerks c!ce hare taiiSs Dora bciog OF eye,
having seen :syenty Jour suDmors,) the parties
waited uDon clergyman anG were made cnc
This step was taken by the young people, who
did DOT drca!n Of the storm thu. vas gathering
u22c: the bride pcr9cta root. The welded oaes
were sat hCmc," Mr. Shaver having carried
her 10 dis residence a5d Introduced her 10 the
relatives Il bis first vie. Their establishment
and distress racy be imagined when, about 9
or o'oICck at night. the door was suddenly
onc2c1 Violently. aud IL stoGc 90 angry father
with q ca7y rock in his hand, which he Quickly
hurled ct the head Of his ncU s3n.ll Law. n
quick dodge saved tic skul ct tho astOGislcd
bridegroom from fracture, but the ponder
Gus fist OF tho lrGtn .a!her!n law came down
upon the side al lis head, and he retired
scivcIy iron tic room. la possession of
the field, tic Oh nap, Who is tall. vigorous,
muscular person, gathered up the bride ia his
hercuIcan arms aud bore her screaming to his
horse, which lie mcurtcd without molcstatioD,
aud made his Way to lis own house, about
four miles distant, where the bride remained
Until her husGao1 TeEaincd possession OF her
by process Of law. This result Has reached
oo!y in the afternoon Of Thursday, the law
having 10 tho meantime laid its hand upon tie
abiuctor Ct aacthcr man s vile.
There IVES sort OF reimbursement OF tic dit
Geulty between tbs parties, bur the elder
Shaver waived n examination and was Eert
on fer Indictment by the grand jury. The
parties arc AL nest respectfully connected; aud
George ". S!izycr. the party so seriously To-
volvcd, ia man OF considerable wealth. Tho
case has excited \ good deal Of feeling in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-16

were torn from their moorlogs Be !cw c-!i?Q!i5
bv sudden rise in tie river reached THIS CITY
to lav. Two were crushed against tic piers q
the (;ircic1a,i and Newport bridge. The ottci
two were ask belog the city. The steamer
Porter, i3 pursuit, captured the reDa'n!2s
barpes and hes again started " lie river VILE
them.
V1cksBURG. Septclnbcr l5.-C:car AID warm
thermometer qU'. Physicians thiok tE3re IS
steady decline in the pew eases, bot fears arc
entertained that # very warn weather returns
The fever will again Increase. Eighteen deaths
TO day-piue white end line colored. Among
the new cases today is William a. Fairchld, q
prominent citizen and member Of the Howard
Association.
BILOXI, September lj.-Saptcmbcr II. one
desth, L. Mitchell, aged siElcer; two ucw cases.
Septem Is. no deaths aud 20 new cases.
CANTON, September l5.-Thc total nuinber
of cases to date, 3S4; deaths, 81 New cases
in the last twenty four hours, 81: &c deaths.
Dr.. Cage is doing well. Signed ty Eobcrt Il.
Powell, Mayor
MoRR1srowS, \. j., Sept. lC.-Colitc:io
were taken up in The FIRST Presbyterian aud
Methodist Churches yesterday fer the relief Of
the yellow fever sufferers at the South netting
$500.
CINCINNATI, Sept. lG.-Thrcc deaths lroDl
yellow fever have occurred st Gailipoiia slsc
| Friday, Clayton Celtic, VIM. Buck and L9;in4
Walker. An attempt Was made to iand :or:.
of steamer Portcr's baraes ct E;s3cnsborg, Ter
miles below Gapos, By maa who Was or
| them when they broke loose. lie wos prcvcpt
ed from landing by Mr. Montgomery wlo l!7ca
several shots at him and followed him do~n ii!t
river distance of tel miles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-16

The news ircm the country affected BY the
yellow fever is more favorable today, and
shows q reduction 10 the number of deaths
This, however, should not deter the chart,
tably disposed from continuing their do
nations TO the sufferers, for business is 50 pros
trated 10 some Of the cities that have been
visited by the sccurge that many of their iohab.
iants must depend upon the contributions OF
others for their support for long time after
the last case of the disease shall have been
rennrted,
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EsobDcricS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1G.--A1vices from La Sale
say that Herman Chapman. AZ express driver
in ll>. city. was assaulted by three men On
Saturday evening, robbed OF fourteen thousand
dollars ADD watch and left in badly bruised
ana dangerous condition.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. lG.--A special dis
pacn satcn that James Br021bcIt, OF laGian
ancl!s, ind., while etrOu:e thence to Chicago
claimed to have had 900 taken from hih
pocket while asleep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDENo
GAZETTE BUILDING, NO. 20 PRINCE STREET.
MONDAY EVENING, sEPTR. lG, 1873.
Reasoning upcn the French idea, that there

Reasoning upon the French idea, that there
is nothing 50 Likely to happen as that when
is improbsble aSothor secession movement Is
not excluded from the contingencies hanging
over the fate Of this country. 10 that view OF
the case the state bank project, that has so
many supporters 10 the South, dosnt appear
10 such favorable colors as those 10 which It is
DOW portrayed By its advocates. What an
immense loss would have been saved, how
many comparative paupcrs would now be IL
sfl1ent circumstances, and how much better
of the whole South would be to day if the
state banking system had not been in existence
when the wsr commenced Hundreds ct
thousands of dollars n this one city alone, that
were invested 10 state banks, were lost BY the
result CT the war Ia we'll ordered and coz
dtioned cauo try the currency Of any one section
should b. that OF all the others. One country
should have ooc money. ladeed, SO great are
the requirements Of trade now, and steam and
electricity have made inter communication be.
tween the peoples Of al parts Of the earth so
CONSTANT and 90 general. that it would redound
to the interest Of all if the currency Of the
whole world like that upon which most Of it is
founded, gold, were the same. If the Interests
of al! would be benefited By one currency, how
much more 80 would those CT the poor be. A
poor mans money like 40 orphan girls honor,
sheu'd be lu; beyond the reach OF contingencies.
The rich have Thousand ways to escape loss
from fuciuating Or deprecated currency, but
the poor have to bear the full brunt of the
pjury 1t is certainly TO their interests then
hat money should be stable, AID ths: the
little they get shcu!5 be worth its face valuo -
gold Stale baak money, which would have
different value 10 every state ot the Urlou,
would be good currency to the brokers aad
barkels AID traders 10 money, but the nan who,
havieg drawn his wsgcs in Alexandria, aDd
who waoteG to sand Part OF them away, or to
spend them himself 10 aoother part OF the
oouotrY, would not like TO sta5d the shave TO
which he would certainly be subjected were
state backs 10 operation.
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The country is again reminded of the fraud
BY which Nj. Hayes was made President By
the public announcement that another one OF
the parties implicated in i: has been paid tor
the services be rendered. Mr. Cardcza, OF
South Carolina, has received a clerkship in the
Treasury Department. AL those concerned IN
the fraud should be paid at once for the work
they performed SO that the disgraeetul affair
may be kept out Of public notice as much as
possible. It's bad enough to know that the
fraud vas perpetrated without being reminded
every day or two of its particulars.