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rrREsoME ALI AROUND.

Judge Zane announces that he has be
come weary of listening to the addresses
of men who are arranged before him
for sentence, and he requests that here
after defendants will cut their matter
short. His Honor should be fair and
reasonable in this. Anything that the
defendants can possibly say to him can
not be as offensive and insulting as
what he insists upon saying 20 every
man who is unfortunate to be taken
before him. His Honor will permit of
no back talk, - monopolizing that part
of the pro ceedings himself, hence he
should be Just enough to allow his vic
TINS who must listen to him or plug
their ears, to do little talking at first,
Just to stimulate them for the ordeal
through which they are compelled to
pass when it comes his turn.
BY the way, where does Judge Zane
find his authority for bouncing upon
men, and maliciousIy INJECTING his
t0ngue-iashings2 for calling men
dupes and hypocrites IN reli-
gion, and insulting them and their
belief? imputlng bad motives
to honorable men. whose excellent
characters have never before been called
in question: for calling pure-minded
women who would die before surrender.
ing their virtue, cOncubines, and limo
cent children who were born in wha-
their parents regard as sacred wedlock
bastards2 The law allows judgeOn tn
bench many privileges and wide lltitud'
in the use OF his tongue, presuming tina
the Judge is above malice, Is notvicious
and knows how to be decent and con
siderate; but We do not believe the law
contemplate that Judge shall make
his busfne ss to torture defendants a
Zsne tortures them whenever the occa
sion presents itself. The law does no
intend, in giving this latitude to Judge
to confer on a cranky seold the right u
pour forth his bottled hate upon the de
voted heads of prisoners even.
We. agree with Judge Zane that thel
is entffely too much talk, too muel
featuring in his court, during the tim
between the conviction and tn
passing of sentence. but the large
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THE rELEpAoNE SUIT.

The suit which government has in
stituted at Memphis against the Amer
lean Bell Telephone Company and
Alexander Graham Bell furnishes the
press and the people a great deal q
pleasure. We have yet TO read the first
newspaper article that does not express
hope that the patents will be recalled
and cancelled, so that whatever may b,
the result OF the action, the court will
have public approval should the de
cision be in favor of government. The
suit. which is laid by the United States
government in behalf of itself and OF
all the people and inhabitants OF the
United States and Territories Will be
tried in the ,nited States Circuit Court
at Memphis. The point upon which
the nlaintiff mainly relies is that Bell
obtained his first patent by fraud,
which alleged fraud is clearly set forth
in an affidavit of q. f. WILDER, an
examiner in the Patent Office. Bells
application for a patent was filed on
February IA, 1876, and on the same day
two or three hours later, Elisha
GRAY. of Chicago, filed a caveat,
which latter the law requires shall be
preserved in secrecy" WILDER violated
the confidence which the law commands
and informed Bell that Gray's caveat
had been filed and that it related to
three claims in Bells application; and
that because of this conflict the applica-
ton had been suspended for ninety
DAYS. Bell thereupcn took up labor
with WILDER and convinced him that
although the application and caVeat
were filed on the same day the former
had the preference because OF its earlier
filing. The suspension was then re-
voked. and Bell Immediately amended
his application in manner suggested
nv the information he had obtained from
WILDER concerning Gray's caveat. The
amendments were allowed and the
patent issued. II does not appear that
WILDER was corrupted, nor is it so alleged {;
Int he acted unlawfully in giving an
advantage to Bell which should have
been enjoyed by Gray, his indiscretion
in exposing what should have been
kept secret, resulting in the wrong man
obtaining the patent.
! If the outcome of the suit should be
the recall of the patent. we will venture
the prediction that the telephone service
will cost the patrons not more than one
third the present charge, although the
Bell people will tell you now that the
tariff is as low as they can possibly
make it and earn reasonable Interest
on the capital invested.
In connection with this matter, it vii
be remembered that news of the insti
tuition of the suit was slow in reaching
the public. the telegraph dispatches
saving nothing aboutit. The petition
was filed at Memphis on the 29th o.
August, and it was ten days after
wards before the newspapers began t
announce the fact. 1t is now charged
that the Associated Press and Western
Union Telegraph company conspire'
to suppress the news. All mouopolies
Won know.
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LADEEsl When out making your pur-
chaSes, do not fail to call on Simon
Bros 1t will surely pay you.
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An Enter2rising, reliable House.

y. c. NJ. I. can always be relied upon:
nor only TO carry in stock the best OF
everything, but TO secure the Agency
Tor -nch articles as have. weil-known
merit. and are popular with the people,
thereby sustaining the reputation OF be-
ing always enterprising and ever rella-
Die. Having secured the Agency for
me celebrated DR.. Kings New Discoy-
erv for Consumption will sell 1t on a
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure
any and every affection of Throat,
Lungs, and Chest. and TO show our con-
fdence, we invite you to call and get q
Trial Bottle Free.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In the matter Of the estate of Abrah0m Coon,
Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Salt Lake County, Utah, m de on
the 18th day of September A. ID. 1885, in the
matter of the estate of Abraham Coon, de.
ceased, the undersigned, administrators OF
said estate, will sell at private sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, and subject to con-
firnation by said Probate Court, on or after
Monday, the 18th day of October, A. D. 1883
all the right, title, interest and estate OF the
said Abraham Coon. deceased, at the time
of his death. and all the right, title and in
terest that the said estate has. by operation
of law or otherwise, acquired other than or
in add ition to that OF the said deceased at
the time of his death, in ard to all that Ger
tain lot, piece or parcel OF land situate, ~
ing and being in the city OF Salt Lake. Coun-
ty Of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, and bounded
and described as follows, to wit: a part OF
lot eight (s) in block ninety eight (9S) plol
"A' of Salt Lake City survey, being ten and
one-half QOla) rods east front by ten (lO)
rods west OF north east corner OF said lot.
Terms of sale: Cash. Deed at expense OF
pure haser. All bids or offers must be IN
writing and left at the Office of S. W. Darke
| & Co, ITO Main Street. Salt Lake City.
Dated September 30, 1885.
ISAAC COON.
Administrators Of the estate Of Abr ham
! Coon, deceased.
S W. Darke, attorney for estate. oil
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THE WARNER compromise silver Dill
seems to be more Objectionable to the
anti. silYerites than the Bland act, which
they are denouncing with so much ve-
hemence. Nothing short OF the repeal
OF the present law and the suspension
OF the coinage OF silver will satisfy
them, and this it is not believed Con-
gress will assent to.
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AnAnswer Wanted.

Can any one bring US a case of Kid
dew or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure7 We say
thew can not, as thousands of cases al
ready permanently cured and who are
,laiiv recommending Electric Bitters
will prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes
Weak Back, or any urinary complaint
nickly cured. They purify the blood
regulate the bowels, and act directly on
the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
2nteed.
For sale at SOC. bottle by q. c. NJ. L
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share of the oensure att ,ohss to + Is
.Io,o- forLe does most OF the "a led
for talking, and pretty nearly ali OF 1t
that Is vicious, vindictive and insult
no When he shall bride his too loose
,ongue it will be time for him to ask
hat Others give their articulative mem
-ners less rein.
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NOTICE.

THETRUSTEES FTHE SEVENTH
i School District, Salt Lake County.
Utah Territory, viii on Thursday, the
Sth day of October, AID. 1885. at 2. 30
pm, III the School House OF Said dis
trict, meet as Board of Equalization
to hear and determine complaints. if
any, ia regard to the assessed valuation
of any property IN said district, and to
equalize and correct the same. and to
remit or abate the tax of any indigent
person in said district, and thew will
continue in session for said pnrpose
until pm. of said date.
Dated September 26. 1885.
HENRY WALLACE.
BENJAMIN G. RAYBoULD,
DAVID MCKENZIE.
Trustees OF the Seventh School District
Salt Lake County, Utah Territory. 81
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NOTICE.

, GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
a holders of lions Cooperative Mercan-
lie Institution will be held in the Socia
II III, in this city. on Monday. october 9th
iSs5 at Q pm, for the cleo ion of Officers
and Directors for the ensuing year, and tol
the transaction of such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
THOS G.. WEBER,
Sec'y and Treas.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. %, 1855. soy
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Fashionable Tailor

los. Baumgarten, No. Ill, Main street,
makes up the finest and best fitting
suits at prices to suit the times. He
has lust received a fine line of cloths, Of
his own importation. Give him call
and be Convinced.
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ALL. A. Peterson,s,

The only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
City, is the only place in town where
yo1 can get the genuine Norway and
Holland herring. Norway anchovies
and split Goldfish. A full assortment OF
first-class groceries at lowest prices.
Produce taken in exchange. Goods de-
livered free TO all parts of the clty. Give
me q call and be convinced, No. 81 E
Third South street, half block east OF
Methodist church.
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Hu DAILY HERALD Is puonsheo eH M
r9orning, Mondays excepted, a. snd
FTpAT.b Block, corner West IemP %'S TN
ISirsf south Streets, Salt Lake Clt!, - con-
HEFET.D Pointing and PuBLIsaaii55,Ss n No,
PIEy. subscription price, 49, ~ Tn
49, NJ the same rate. TO We %eeh cc;-rieT,
scT5hers collections made oS
Is cents week.
-ruz su,Fr-wEEKLY HERALD is pu .9-.siI's
49, wednesday and Saturday nl tr-de;.
80 20 wear six months sL'o' poS'@s'
included.
~ wvpv1y HERALD is published ever si
~ 7-i.,Ire7s7 morning at 500 q year. 81
E Ingt4S 81. Is, postage included-
a....,,rRuRs Will confer 9 favor by TOT,
SUsTsine information TO this eIlcs nd
~ napers are not duly oe lsor-. -
sIISss Iii greatly aid Us in our eHol'S u
Satar7nir1 where the fault lies
s,1. Bsfl Communications INTENDED ioi
All. ONCE ghogld he addressed TO
aNi' THE HERALD,
Salt Lake City, Utah
and not 10 individuals.
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ABONNRMENT.

ANNONCEH.
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I'm aigle postal.

II y a EN- I'M grand emoi pautre
jour dams lie bureau de Ia pOste &
Vincennes, Indiana. Au moment
oil I'm commits Sc disposait i ouvrir
un sac de depeches, on a entendu
des cris pattir du fond du sac. LIE
commits, apres une hesitation de
quelques secondes, q Ouvert lie pa.
quet, d'On est sOrti aussit0t un al.
gle girls de grande taille. Son appa-
ritiOn a cause un sauve qui-peut
general, mails Ia panique ma EN- que
pcu de duree. Les employees sont
revenus Ell bon ordre, sous IL COM
duite du directeur Lewis, ct apres
une serie d'habiles movements
strategiques raigle a etc capture ct
mis- en- cage. N. Lewis, pense que
c'est un cadeau de quelque ami in>
cOnnu de rOuest.
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PHILIP CAILLOUET.
Notary PubEc. -

respectfully informs the public that hs
's1ai'y PREPARED to attend to the sale and
purchase OF real estate. Parties hav;nu
s"cn property to dispose Of will find i, tS
'heir advantage to confer with him.
ne Is also agent for ''The Western Assr-
lance company Of Toronto" Canad
MIN . southern Department at Columbus
against fire. Ill r'sks
Office: Market street ,T~hibodsux. Ia,
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LIE BONHOMME DE NEIGE.


pleuvaient, rennemi etait bombar
de ct les assaillantes riaient de tout
leur ceur ; les capelines de laine
avaient reeu tant de bales de nei-
ge que ron commencait 4 gIisser
entire les corsages de drap =; roses,
animees, les joues Ell fen, d6gantees
pour mieuX conslruire lie bOnhOm
meQui s'elevait au milieu du jardin,
Louise ct Marguerite-Louise. c'est
moi-jetaient DIES Girls de triomphe
devant lie chef d'Guvre qui prenait
Ia belle apparence dun gigantes-
que crOquemitaine.
On venait de lui faconner les
mains, ct SUI Ia ttte il await I'M
grand chapeau de paille oubliG dams
le vestibule depuis Pete dernier !:
on e1t dit I'm gros ours dresse sur
ses pattes de derriere, ct lorsque
nous e6mes pose le Charlton pour
Les sourcils, ct un petit moroccan de
drap rouge ell guise de bouche, il
await Pair 81 terrible que Margae-
rite, qui allait pourtant sur ses dix
ans, sc Sierra tout contre moi, de-
tournant Ia ttte.
CONNIE J'6tais IN grande per-
some de quinze ans, je la rassurai
ct lui .jetant une potee de neige
dams Ia figure ellie riposta, ct nous
VOLTA nous poursuivant, nous bonn
bardant. ct avec quels cris ct quels
rires!
Tout a coup, nous restons frap-
PEGS dhorreur! Tine crosse boule
de neige, NAL dirigee, traverse Ia
grille d'entree ct va s'aplatir au mi.
lieu du visage dun monsieur qui
passait sur la route; il s'arrete, iu-
terdit, Sc secoue, ct apres I'm peu
d'hesitation tire lie Gordon de fer de
Ia sonnette. Vous dire quelles an
g0isses ? II Went Sc plaindre 4 ma
man c'est certain ]; les deux seurs,
pales, 6mues, sc regardent ayec de-
sespoir, ct Marguerite, sans ceur
ct sans pitie, s'enfuit vers la mai
son ct laisse la grande Louise toute
seule, s'attendant a un evenement
terrible, ct appellant a ellie tout son
courage devant pennemi qui s'a.
vance!
II n'etait pourtant pas bien terri
bic jeune, de figure douce, des
joues pales ct une moustache rous-
SO, il await dams les movements
une gaucherie qui me tranquillisa
un peu /; je m'avaneai vers lui tres
dispose . lui faire des excuses
pour notre etourderie, lorsqun 6ta
son chapeau ct me demanda timide-
mont Sill etait bien chez madame
de B..
-Oui, monsieur, repondis;je un
peu agaeee, mails vous auriez tort
de vous plaindre, Marguerite est
une enfant qui a lance Ia neige
sans SAVIOR etc..
lei, je fus interrompue par la
voix de maman, qui criait du per.
ron: Arrivez done, monsieur Du.
four. vous 6tes en- retard ; je veux
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ATELIER TYPoGRAPuIQuk.
IeorARY jos PRKss.

Ayant tout 10 materiel n~ecessaire. nous sor,-
mes 4 meme d'executer tour les ouvrsges IT,
pographiques qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avOcat. cartea a'affaiKea, entates 0e
features, tickets d~'habitati0n, blancs, circu-
laires, etc. seront imprimes dams 10 plus bret
16lai ct d des prix moderes.
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Vn1 more money than at anything else
by taking IN agency for the best sell
ing 0 out. Beginners succeed
grandly. Mono fail. Terms FREQ. HAILRr
Book Co., Portland, Maine.
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On carr6 do 10 liynes; lere insertion 81 80
I" " Sme IS
" Insertion add. so
Toute annonce Indignant Ia profession
ovec fadresse ct n'excedant pas quatre
hknes. par an. d'ayanre.............. 8 0c
Announces de candidats, d'avance 80. 10 Do
N6crologie. par ligne ....--.....-.. 10
TOute annOnce cOmMerriale puhliGe 4 Tan
nee sora ins6rfe au taux de 30 cents par psu-
90 pour Ia premiere insertion ct Is cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
Toute annonce don't le nomhre d'insertions
nest pas appetite sera ins6ree jasqu'a neuvel
0fdre au taux 0rdinaire.
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celaient dams Ia mutt, ct les rosters
deuris, ct les 9tag6res de geraniums.
envoyaient dams leurs Odeurs p6n6.
trantes, lie ciel 6tait dune purete do
CRYSTAL, ct chaque soufle de la bri.
So jetait dams les chemins les corol-
les blanches dun acacia tout en-
fleurs.
ii m'avait offert son bras, ct nous
marchions lentement j'avais reso-
lu de le faire parler, je desirais en-.
tendre de sa bOuche le divin aveu
auquel on croft 81 facilement q seize
ans puisque bient6t il serait mon
mari, je voulais godter cette joie de
lui dire q mon tour combien je Pal.
mails.
LIE premier il rompit lie silence.
-V0us avez a me parler, made.
moiselle Louise, dit-il lentement.
-Oni, monsieur George, on plu-
tot je voudrais vous ecouter /; je ne
suis plus II enfant, ct je vOus
avoue que dams lie kiosque j'ai en-.
tendu....
Petals 81 troublee que ie n'eus
pas Ia force d'achever.
-AlOrs vOus savez mademOiselle
Louise, quill men cofte de vous
gutter ainsi que Marguerite ct
Paul.
Nous gutter, m'ecriaije eper-
dument, ct pourquoi, grand Dieu 7
Je lui serrais lie bras avec une
vehemence extraordinaire, ct Ia
lune devait eclairer mon visagetout
blanc il cut un brusquc sursaut
CONNIE quelqu'un qui decouvre une
chose inouIe, ct me prenant la main.
il m'entralna vers lie salon on ma
mere brodait sous Ia lampe.
Madame, dit-il Ell entrant, ct il
me sembla tres pale aussi, voulez.
vous dire, je vous prize, a Mile Lou
Use pourquoi je suis force de vous
gutter.
Maman lie va les yeux sur nous,
ct voyant que ma main 6tait restee
dams celle de George:
-Oui, c'est triste, je lie sails, vons
vous entendiez tres bien, mails il
faut en- prendre ton parti, Louiset-
to ; il ne ia pas dit la nOuvelle : il
est pere depuis hier, &c panvre
George, ct dame, il voudrait aller
retrouver sa femme, tn conprends
bien, il ne fault pas 6tre egoiste....
Mais ellie s'arreta les yeux de-
Measurement ouverts pale CONNIE
la dentelle que J'avais jetee u ma
t6te, je poussai IN eclat de- rire stri
dent, aigu CONNIE lie cri dune bette
qu'0n george, ct Ije roulai sur lie ia.
pts OH je me tordis dams uae effro.
yable crise de nerfs.
La neige tombe q hots dams lie
.jardin, un immense bonhomme SO
dresse All milieu de la pelouse, des
Girls, des trepignements mapped
lent 4 la fenetre: "Venez vite voir,
grand'mere, lie bOnhOmme de nelge,n
ct mes petits-tils, tout roses, secou-
ant leurs tetes blondes pour faire
tomber les blancs hocons, m'envoi-
ent DIES baisers du bout dc leurs
dOigts engourdis.
Je regarde lie bonhomme ct ie me
sOuviens! Eft mes levres cidees ont
encore I'm sOurire pour ce jeune
amour eclos sous la neige ct mort
au milieu des tleurs. Requiescat IN
pace!
Jeanne Thilda.
I'm aigle postal.
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NOTICE:

having purchased the ~.lixihly situated hi,
: { sno? of L. Hogan. in thus town. Tsm No.
kr; 10 take contracts tor m.kiux nev
ton = repairing old ones. Full ~s.tist.s
nv. guaranteed, work will I've done .t ~. -
ss' ngares. Ihave secured the scrv,css ~ NJ
r.. hogan a. foreman and manager Who h.:
nau on: experience in this b~usine.s. Ps,.;..
VII md It to their interest to eall ON -. H.
'oro making contrscts else whore.
rh;.. WV. II. Raglan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

All the Mills But One al South Sagi-
naw Now Running

East SAGISAw, Mich, Aug. lO.-A few
mills started this morning, bat not as many
a. was anticipated. In -ome cases there
were full crews and IN others only partial,
at employers terms. Thos. b. Barry in his
speeches ha- been saying that the Boom
Company was 10y law only allowed To let
logs accumulate IN bOoms thirty days,
which time expired to-day. The Boom
Company officials were interviewed
and said they had received no
notice To open the booms, and knew of no
such law a. that referred To by Barry; but
they called attention 10 ty3 of Howelfs sta
tutez, from which IL appears that the board
Of supervisors control this matter and may,
II necessary. cause the booms 10 be opened.
It would first have To be shown that the
bOOms remaining closed WAS an injury,
which at present does not seem TO be the
case. There IL no probability of an overflow,
IA the water IL very low in the center of the
stream. which Il unObstructed "a far "a the
river u nayigable.
All the mills at South Saginaw, with one
exception. are running on the old time and
wages. Fifteen mills are now running at
this end of the river The men started To go
To work at Sanborn * Hills mill, three miles
belOE here, this morning, but were met by a
mob of strikers and threatened If they went
To work. The sheriff was notified and seHt a
posse of deputies, but there WAS no disturb
ance. The mill will run 10 morrow, "a
arran gements are being made TO protect the
men who desire to work. Six mills which
have been idle during the strike started this
morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
q FiTz HUGH re or Toomss.
Ne links Nest Point ideas Dsdn' Z
Defeat the Rebellion.

OrfEat At~ EG0@fAtANs
sss foAz. Aag. l0.-Gen- Fitz H8gh Lee
Eas 70 day shown newspaper eOntssniay
the lntsryie~ nth Robert roombs, IN shich
thai gentleman ssys Jsff Davis ruined the
southern cause b. letting we1t Point men
coatrol the policy II the C0nfederaey. Gen.
Lee expressed saFprise aud indignation
There ~ts scarcely soldier u reuo~n On
either side sho not West Point gradu-
ate, he exclaimed. 'sIOomb- contradicts
himself Ia saying West Point ide of ular-
taI disciphne thFottied the south. and theu
goiaz on 20 state that Sydney Johnston Or Joe
Johnston could have saved ti.e COufedrracy.
Both these Generals we're hesrpoius men.
Among the famous Southern geutiea ga
educated Al West Point we're X. f. Lee,
"St0ne~aN JacAsOa. Joseph L. Johnston,
BeauFegard. 8cPnsr-On, j. r, B. SieSar..
Gordon, Of Georgia. ani VI. B. Forrest we're
almost the only able soldier, Who did not
owe their military education 10 Ne-t Point.
How about tOomb- having been offered
the Confederate Prezideuey ~ he statsdf'
4 never heard any thing VI lt. DO not
knO~ who could have rendered iOOmb- the
pFs-Idency A. remember II, JEFF DAVIS
and IOOmb- ~efs candidates IA l>6t, and
Davis was elected. We elected Davis because
he aas able and pure, two essential qualifi-
cations ia statesinanship and private life.
We believed his military education would bs
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Just coming into war for Independence.
~ nat did ,oa think OF the funeral OF
GrantF'
Il wa- mnch pleased 10 be- thus assured that
al unfriendly feeling has passed away; that
there j. 80 much esideuce OF good feeling
and OF reunion IN both sections Of our great
cOantry. | think the great friendline-s
evinced for Grant was because OF his past
language. and because Of his conduct, more
particularly at the surrender OF Apo
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