Silent Man Speaks Remarkable Grant Interview at Galena
A circulated interview with General Grant in Galena reveals his views on Hancock and Order No 40. It cites Grant's loyalty to enforcing Congress laws, Hancock's alleged vanity, and the political stakes in the 1868 election.
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General Grant
Galena
C. B. Fowler
D. D. Gatena
Grant
Brother Cramb
Chautauqua
Hancock
McClellan
Congress
Stanton
Army of the Potomac
Order No 40
Texas
Mexico
Patent office caution and attorney in Washington
Inventors should exercise great care in presenting their inventions before the Patent office. Many patents are worthless from neglect of this precaution and advantage comes from employing a capable attorney resident in Washington. Mr. C. E. Foster, 509 7th St., Washington, D. C., has practiced before the Patent Office 19 years and refers to officers of that Bureau, to the 2nd National Bank, and Bank of the Republic, D.C. Send to him for advice and pamphlets. tf Drums at Smiths.
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Patent Office
Washington
C. E. Foster
7Th St
Washington, D. C
2Nd National Bank
Bank of the Republic
D.C
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