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LEGAL NOTICES.
Constable Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF an Fxcution issued
ont ~ Justice ". DUDahO's Court OF ODhlr Tow "
ship. County of Rute TO dirrctd In favor sf
Frank D+hOeee and against J. j. Jns-t hs and LouIs
I'sfphs for the sum Il $4,000 and 81 50 Co IA with
sale at pub ic auction NJ o'clock p ~ ON Ihe f2,h
day ~ August A. d. 185S at the fr NJ ct IN T. Isn.
nho'' ficr In the town - Or, vile, Rutt. Corniy
a'on sd The following described rro,rrty 10 vii all
iht crrain iece or prrcel of lrnd situate lying and
teing In aid TOW ~ and described follow g. to wi,
c"mm encnV on the south eas'erIv c,rner - Myrr,
Dd R"fr son sire IA. henc" souihery and aiongt b..
eH'frry line ~ Myers street. 20 feet thence al n hi
singles 'ns,rrIy 40 feet thence nj right angles NJ r,h
ery w et. theme al right angles ~eserly 4S fee,
70 the place VI heRinnii q. The beii n porton
pr II In blo' X "a m laid down n he existing
msps OF snh town II 0ovilie. together with the Ten.
emen's hereditameDts and appurtenances thereunto
Dated this the 18th dry If July A. D. 1858.
NJ '. PURCELL, Constable.
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COnStable's Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF Av EyFrrI

ph VI sJ I y. WE An EIF(CTT
, is.u' Il out nf JOHN : Perry ,tourt Is|
of the Peace in and for 0phlr Towr&ip couca
i'utte and ~'ate Of 'ali'ornia, HgaiN IAr 4
aud !ohn Net nI nell and in favor Of ce
Vie an" Jo u lHrcrmh, tor the sni Of +
dre,i (S20Ol dollurS IrircipHi debt ~ Ob
dred amt scvei " tour Cl,4D ollrr hbrys,y
accruimS interest un tie same NJ II rae Il ii
- r"'n.l,r month. from III" :etn a. n IaYI
u l-j', AMI aii cost of -' it I Sed the - I
ia, r zen q ~ one une' edlhs (Sli 81 dalAs
~ her vilh nll iCcsung cCsls sdsi %
dlrr ctcd aud irli'cr,d Il con mandi ebsh
IN r., q Il PREMISE hcrcinn'tr d. rreh'
all den n i. va. on Sau r'nyths
Day OF 81 tcmbcr, \. u 1853, i@ Ha
y even o., lUC-. 4 II II : d u y Ia pnr@td
r Qpir mtrl- If -aid VII, :. II at puhli'k .
hilr..' ~ d,r fur c..h he Irrpeity Glst
sad ri' - tullpws-Thnt rtain plecelSv
l,nd tuned, " ~ nj b ing in tie &C $3.50
and ~Inlr 81 NJ 'ruin. nj co"m nc'nii~n
crnssinV ihr Ditch uf he Feather r. h =
Whter Company, mn Z thci CO Il ida
rods 10 nu uHk iree. th'Ic' we'lrr! ~lra
tall ~ : 10 II pine ire. therce ~ lmM
r Is 10 IN oak tree L. encr SIXTEEN m h y
tn & i,lrce of gnuinV. being the lroI 10
~ McCo cll's Brick Yard AID c. MIA nIisa
acrcs,t lfu Il
The above sale tn take place in frnf I''
nerrA office IL tie town OF OrVrille, Gi ~
state al - said.
=. nAUu IRE ,D,iSs
Dated August Nth, 1855.
The nb, We Snlr is p, slpore until TN
h duy of september, A. u. l.. NJ ifsa,
lud h"u" abuv" n,t ntioned. Ntums
Sept It". 1858 V"s~D~
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Sheriff S Sale.

E4Y VIRTUE OF TWO wRITS OF
tN'cn'h'n, is~tI~n "ni oi Ia" nI-irict Inurt ui
the ttteenth !rd'riai nstricI in and for the Cru,
ty "f Rute, aud Str'e { ~nlinrnia IT, mo drccton
a"d delivered. commanding - ,nnke the sum a.
hvr huar"d ard tv-t~O 7jI00 iolln hearing tni.
'st Rt the rate of ten ner cent nor annu r. null Dnid
ltss ~ am If f?i2 IL 100 md the sum iv cuty.
t"'r 2s-l00 dollars coats o -ui's and NIL a"crni
On snid writ. wherein R0fT Mci ISE II PninIiG and
james Miller md George Nlchol nre btfemFan's. Al
So IN" sum of two thousand one hundr,d n a seven
VI 90 dollar. bearing ~ MT the rite ot ten
cent per n'num until pnid, nm the frth-r sum o,
hr'-"e 100 dollars c"-ts al and all accruir q
cost on sad wit herein WM NESpI1T s y al d.
II. hnd NMES Nli.tF Il and GEORGE NI-IIuJ.
are Defendants. ttav,. levi upon md v x; ,,s.
al ltIblc sale. 10 the hig est hi der ca h.
'rdny the llth dhv u Sep'en ber A. u 1855. ut thr
hour ot > O'Clock VI. ni sa,t dnv All of the rig Il
fiie and int IF tie nu,, @ named defendants
Hnd 10 the f'll"~ ing described ptortrty wit All
hat c"rnin piece ar body 0f iaud, sitnntrd in & :.
Conn'y "f ute. nrnr the ot,f Ne at the Table
"ou' inns, nbout iwn mites from p. Myers Raprl
ana nj oni "ne mite from the Cot nwuud Ranch. NJ
IN, re- p7r'iculrth dcscr b II NJ lowS oaii $ouit
We Quarter SIC ion M. "a. T. wnshin N,rth 20
Noth iianeo 3 East. MI. nahln Meridian. North Fat
Qnar'er Secti"n Ne. 2h. Tow nships Y nj - Nnrih
hhigr j East MtDiahlo Meridian n rth vs. q iRr
nr Section %. townships North ~. Nurh Rang 2
Fast. Nj u Hhlo Meridian ~o' tn West O inttar sec
ton N %. 'Ownships North -. Nur'h inr,. Ee.i
I. Dabi" Nrridirn. South Eas Quarlcr Sci n No
%. Town hio N"rth 20. North Rnug,. 3 East VI ii
nhln Meridian (: 80 taiurg $40 ncre~ { lard To-
sc her iih nli and singular the -neineus her.dala
'''N''T '"' "Pp'"HfiNft InCfthnlh lt itngll nr
hiNwlse anplria ing. Also that certain property,
,il"Hed III nt'Vun Township. Butte C,ui II, nur
hrnwn ms me buffalo Q iartz M prup, r'y. con,s'i
n me our'H Mill Ma' hinrry tx res. tenement an
Hpnnr""e ces tos"ii"r uh the Quar- i.eoge stu
~, W.T., q near snh mill. and III, lard upon which said
MN ''e l'R" are 81 untei. Also about 100 tons ui
" lhriz ratings lytrg satl mill.
The above sale tn take place nj the Cour, House
said.
~ ID PLU.N Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Oroville, Ang. 2Oh A. 10 l-5S
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Notice.

NOTICE ~ HERERy GIVEN TO the stockho,d
~ ers In the Fouy-Nine l. tity-six Quartz Min
ing Company that there WITH he NEE ing of the
stncth ldcrs- NJ the rfnce Of the Ccmpany, at mn
kee Hill. Or CON To~ nship. Ruttc q unity. On Wed.
nesda, The dav OF October, one thousnrd 2 gh,
h"ndred anf hnyeight. AZ o'clock p NJ. of said
day. for the 81, ctton Of three Tvusiee serve or
the ensati yea. full attendance Of stockt oidere
u desired by order
g. y. wRlTEMAN, President
yNo T.. vwEs, eecr "ary
Yankee nm. Aug. 2Tih, 1883. tsue2y toll
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For Sale or Rent.

ruE FIRE-PRooF WAREHOUSE ON MONT
y gomery street. rear the ditch Goods taken
on Storage attic lowest rates. Apply to
ylo GEO. A.EMERY.
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SheriH'S Sale.


- issued out of the District court 81 the IL
'eenih Judicial I'strct in ard for Ru,r County md
~t''" "f California. ngniust eiNoN GArR ,SS T. a,r
W. WhAi ING. anc IN favrr Of rocco Wan
ChEIhA. for the sum Of Five Uut dred md rt'tN
No'lPr@ prnci'i 'chi, md III" f"rh,r ~" Of Three
IIunirtd ne Thirty -fnnr t"tn'y five orehuudrpihs
nnlrrs interest. toC"h'r with cenI in,tr a thereon
from the dnie of this decree. Hnd thi.t, per en
h"r'o" C,r a torncl'- fees. AID IN, further slm d
Thirty five twenty one hundtoths nnllnrs costs ni
sii. Hnd al scrrui,p 'sts of sni writ, To me III.
r"Cted md doiN c-cd. c. NINA ding to sell the
m"r'gngei pr"misrs h'rCnaro- d'scrhed 10 snt #,
sale drnnu"s bw ~ IN ~ esdHf. The 2lth ny II Au-
Vrst ID 1S5S NJ tic holr uf Two ~, lock nv OF
said dHF in pursuance oi the requirements o. emit
writ. u i'll sell at pu' liz sal la the Eirhr-t IilH,
Tor cash. the property descr he'd snr oder of sal.
ns ll"wS, 70 vii; That rirc" or 1nrcrl VI bad sii
mated in the town of 'brovillr, MY and state
a'oresnid, commencement On the nor'hCrv | ne of
Hitd street, G6 feet tastrrN tro... the mouth east
erlv corner "f III street aud Huntun street,
running along The said uoril'rly lire of bird .,r, ~
easttrS 81 iet. thense ut right giles ntrthc,ly 81
~ n ch ~ giles sonherN 50 feet t. The ptnc, of Irrn
ming b"'aY n rart "f I ot No 8 IN III, OK No. 2 a.
ln"i down ON the cNi~t mnr 0f IN t.,~ n Together
wirH oil mi srg lar the trrcD'nts. hrrednainrrt,
ara APP urt"n"n"''s ihereu"io belonging or In any
wise nvprr'nihitg.
The above snl" to take ,l1ce NJ the Court Ilous
l"or IN the town u Oroville, County aud State ufore
said
" D PLUH Sheriff Butfe C0untu.
tTnvtlle Aug All lS5S
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Probate Court for the County of Bnitr, State
of California. made on the 10Th day OF May, A u
1859. the undersigned acmnsirntot ~ the estate ~
CHARLES u. Cp0Dv >deceased. Iate Of said County.
will expose for sale, ut public auction. on the ranrh
~ eaid deceased on FRY Creek. In sad County. the
fol"wing described Iruf eriy. In wit; One hundred
and sixty ncres Of imbrove ed land. ih The tenement
thereon, siinnted In the Township Of liam ilton
C"unty and stnie nforesa,d and bounded follows.
10 VII: Con menrHp at n p'ini On the east bank
of Dry Crrek, shou 4S0 rods soniherly, and below
the ram Of Capt. John w. NJ, ere. (Dry re.k
House) hrnre sou hery and parallel with said D,,
reek 100 r"ds thence westerly at right angles le0
rods; thence Doriheriy at right ANKLES 100 rods:
thence eHsierly ut right angles fO reds the pa
of beginning. The terms of sale: CAsII. Sale io
scmmenre - the hour at ore o'cIcck. p ~ ON Sat
urdav ihe 26th day Of June A. u. 1858
JOHN \. MORRIS. Public Adminisiraor,
Per H. W. CUEFSMAN. deputy.
N. B.-The abnve property was advertzed to he
sold on the 9Th day Of May. d. 1859. under former
order ~ Probate Court. Owing TO sickness Of ID, p.
uty Adminlstratof, the sale va. not made.
d. w. .CHEESMAN
deputy Public Administrai r.
Oroville, May Goth. A. y. 1858. mv2a Nv
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Justices Summons.

CTATE OF FCALIFORNIA, ,COUNY OF
~ R"ite. ss-In Justicp's Couri. Orr rownship -
The re'pie Of the Siae cf Ca ifornin u Wihiam
'hs'o Greeting: You are hereby somTored tn an-
pear bei,'e IRE Mt my Office In oro Township in the
c"unt' Of Butte, on the 20h day OF July A. D. 1859.
nj 10 o'clock A. NJ 10 answer the ccmrlant of Tho,
mas Lanhnm. who surs tn recover The sum of one
hundred and forty eight eighty four one. hundreih
fSl4S s4) Dollars. on account OF Ronr' furnished
nnd money l"aned loaned Z" you hy Planif, fro,o
March 21st. 10 may 31st. 1858, when judgment will
be taken aRainst yor for tho nforesaid arourt To.
gether with costs " you tail 10 app'n and ard
swer. To the Sheriff any Ton 4tnhe of ,nid cnun-
'y' Make lepnl service ard due return hereof. Civ.
en- under my hand this o. day nf July. A. u. 1854.
JOSEPH r. DEWEL.
Jus''ce "f Tire Perce cf said Town.hip.
u ts ordercd ihnt the nb"ve Summons ne rub.
'ishrfi In the Butte Ree0Ed once week for three
weeks Jos r. DgwEI
D63~ JnFtr- Of the Peace
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Notice.
$40 REWARD.

SIOLEN, fom the Miners Ranch, on Friday
Oevei tnf. sep ember Sd. Douhle. .harreled sIItyf
GUN ondon m msde-eneraved "n the barrel .Real
Twist" IL has wooden slide that hulds the barrel
and stock Il gether, and has ecrew ON the ram.
rod. which is moi screwed cniirriy On I would
thank the Tux Collectors, or any psrcn ese 70 Give
IN eye to the above. Jas TROUGHTON
August 7th, 1883.
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Notice.

DISTRICT COURT. 18th Judicial District
A MerriheId, John MeMa,t~r. Hem
~ ry McMsster and William Mckenzie. late do
Ing business together under the firm of Mctl~rze 4
CO. PLAINTIFF vs. A. y. Petit, THE Cascade Canal
Mining Company Ezra Dodge. John Stephenson.
James H. Stephenson, James VI. Shields and p. Fen
bingham defend nts.
Notice il hereby given To all persons holding or
claiming liens under ~ act for tstuirp thsric,
and others upon the following deesrihrd property.
to wit the Feather river. Moorevii6 sSnShurihnsco
canal Mining Company. strat'd in th1duent of
Rutie and Plumas commencing at the South Fork
of Feather river In Plumss county. at point about
eight miles above and northwardly from Moorevillr
IN Butte county. aod thence running On vne line Of
the survey Of said Canal to Moorrvlie Charibusco.
and their vicinity. and which IL now knows and in
eorporated under the name of the "Cascade Ca
Mining Company together with their canal. ditch
fume, tunnels and line Of survey with all the priv.
ileRes and arpurtena nces thereunto belonging To
and appear In the said District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District for said Butte county on the n rst
day OF the next term thereofo he holden the Court
House In the town Of 0roville Butt. county on the
fourth Monday of August next and during the reVu-
lar term Of said Court TO exhibit then nd there the
proof OF their said liens said property, or they
will be deemed waived.
MCKENZIE & CO, Plaintiffs.
0roville. May 18th. 1853
BrRr RHODES. Au'ys for Prin..
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VOL. IX-NO. 40. !
THE NEWS.

Hon. Lot N. Morrill, has been re .r,ol6i
mated by the Republicans for Governor
Maine. ~
Two men, named Bush and Richmond
were buried 20 feet deep in well, at. Ar
Arbor, Mich, on the 25th, BY the earl
caving in. They had not been tax out q
last accounts. z.
AT a Masonic celebration in Wellsville3
N. Y, on the oath, portion Of the floor Of y
hall occupied for the purpose gave war
precipitating about 300 of the company "a
the next floor, and at the same instant the
floor above followed, with a quantity .o1
Cutten's tanning mills, lumber, &C., buryine1
the mass of the people in the ruins. No one
was killed, but from 40 to so were wounded !
some 20 of them badly.
EXECUTIONS james McGhee, alias Mex Kee,]
was hung in Boston, on the 25th, for the
murder of deputy Warden Gaylor Walker,
in the State Prison, about 18 months ago. i
When the prisoner was offered an opportu-|
nifty to speak, he remained silent as he had
been since the sentence. When the drop fell
he died without struggle.
Jean Baptiste Desforge and Maria Annie
Bellisle, convicted of the murder of Catha-,
rine Provost, of st. Jerome, last winter,
were executed in Montreal on the 25th. The.
prisoners confessed their guilt and showed
much calmness. This is the first execution
in Montreal for twenty years.
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News Paragraphs.

Myriads of locusts have made their
appearance in the southern part of Missis-
sippi and the northern portion Of Louisiana
A new fire company has been established
in Rock Island, numbering seventy mem
bers. 1t has just received an engine costing
$2,050.
Every vote in the United States Senate to
increase the rates of postage came from pro-
slavery members. Every Republican present
voted in the negative.
Mrs. Littles, who, in conjunction with her
brother, Ira Stout, murdered her husband at
Rochester, is now on trial for that crime in
that city. Ira Stout has already had his
trial, and is now under sentence Of death.
Senator Crittenden was received at Cow
ington, on his return from Washington, like
conuueror returned from the field of his
glory National salutes, torchlight process
sions, illuminations and enthusiastic greet
ings welcomed him once more to ''his old
Kentucky home.' His reception was hardly
less triumphant at Cincinnati than at
Covington.
Mr. J. II. Hollster, a wealthy and enter
started with a company OF thirteen young
'hSii l'i thS pui pooO Va NAiSihS eSh Vho"SAhh
sheep from Missouri to California. He ex-
poets to be year on the road with the tlocks,
and pay the boys IS per month, and the ag-
gregate expenses of the journey.
Two deer of the Abino species have late
y been caught in California One OF them
was found not to have hair on it, other
than white, even its eyes were white, re-
sen'bing those of a glass-eyed horse, the
pupils Of its eyes being of an orange color
The other one was also white, and was of
enormous size, being three times the weight
of an ordinary deer.
Col. Thomas l.. Kane seems determined
to keep up the reputation Of the family Tor
executing daring exploits. His late trip to
Salt Lake City was adventurous and bold.
In the depth of winter he travelled from New
York to Salt lake City in forty seven days.
AT San Bernandino he was arrested as
Mormon spy, and barely escaped whole
Nearer the city he was obliged to conceal
himself in the merchandise of his compan-
ions for fear the Mormon guard would kill
him as an agent of the Federal Government
After accomplishing his mission with Briggs
ham Young he rode to the United State.
camp exposed for twenty-six hours to the
winter weather and arrived SO exhausted as
to be speechless. Col. Kane has inst arriv-
ed in Philadelphia, and we suppose will give
history of his journey.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02
SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1858.

EDITORIAL AID.-Our readers will, we
doubt not, be pleased to learn that we have
engaged the assistance of HUGH j. CAMPBELL,
Esq, in the editorial department of the
Journal, during the political canvass upon
which the two great parties have just entered
in this State. Mr.. @. has occasionally in
times past contributed to our columns and
is, as many Of our readers already know, an
able and vigorous writer Possessing an
attractive and pleasing style, and conversant
with the political questions of the day, we
are assured that he will contribute largely
to the interest Of our columns. He will be
engaged particularly in the political depart
ment of the paper. This arrangement, we
trust, will add much to the interest of our
paper, while it will in measure relieve us
Of the many and arduous duties that have
devolved upon us while attempting to serve
in the various capacities of political and
local editor, river and market reporter, with
no small portion of our time taken up by
business matters connected with the office.
Only those who have attempted as much can
fancy the difficulties we have encountered,
or be able to appreciate an apology for our
shortcomings.
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MONDAY, JUNE %, 1858.


To the Readers Of the journal.
AS you have been informed, we have agreed
to take the chair editorial for short time.
The perplexing duties pressing upon an editor
Of daily paper render some assistance
necessary during campaign.
As we are equally inexperienced in the
matter, and unknown to you, neither of us
will indulge very high expectations of our
performances consequently, we do not
labor under the fear Of disappointing either
you or ourselves
We intend to speak the truth, support the
Republican party, and keep our temper.
The first is due to ourselves, the second to
you, the third to our opponents.
Being young, we do not expect to enlighten
or entertain you, but to present you with a
daily abstract of the political news from
different parts of the country, and express
our opinions on the political questions of
the day, difidently and plainly. for what
they are worth.
We believe with all earnestness that the
Republican party of this country is the party
of Right, Progress and Prosperity. We
shall therefore contend sincerely as we'll as
zealously for its success.
Towards the members of the Press of this
city and elsewhere, especially of the opposite
party, we shall study always to maintain
that courtesy which is due between gentle
men. HUGH j. CAMPBELL.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

SlLENoE.-From volume just published
in London, of very pleasing poetry, entitled
1.-THE Rivulct; contribution to Sacred
Song" by Thomas 7. Lynch.
In silence mighty things are wrought
Silently builded, thought on thought,
Truths temple greets the sky;
And, like citadel with towers,
The soul, with her subservicnt powers,
Is Strengthened silently.
SoundIes - as chariots on the snow, -
The sap ings of the forest grow
To tire 'es of mighty grth;
Each mighty star in silence burns,
"a And every day in silence turns
The axle Of the earth.
The silent frost, with mighty hand,
Fctters the river and the land
With universal chain
And smitten by the silent sun,
THE chain is loosed, the rivers run,
The laD1s are free again.
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ADMINISTRATIVE EEXTRAvAGANCE.-The peo-
pie are getting aroused to some just sense
of the unbounded waste of which this ADJ
ministration is guilty. A we'll informed
correspondent writes from Washington est
is generally conceded here that it is now
impossible for the Administration to prevent
incurring national debt of 100000, 900
at least within the current year. Such
extravaganza and worthlessness was never
before exhibited by the government, and the
people win call them to account. All that
has been saved this year is due to the Re
publican members of Congress, who have
steadily opposed the punder schemes. The
conduct Of the government towards the con-
tractors who have furnished the supplies for
the wagon roads to Arizonia will occasion
much animadversion. The government has
squandered $44o,000 on those roads, and
now will not pay its honest debts; it has
neither credit nor respect among the people
of the Southwestern Territories.''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-02

H We are glad to see that Samuel
Bowles & Co. have mace arrangements and
will publish in book form, in July, the let
ters of 'sTimothy Titcomb" to the young,
single and married, which recently appear
ed in the Springfield Republican, The high
favor with which these letters were receiv-
ed was not beyond their actual merit, and
many persons who have only seen here and
there an extract or single letter will be
glad to get the whole series in book form,
which they can do, free of postage, by en-
closing one dollar to Samuel Bowles Il Co.,
Springfield, Mass.
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The Republican Party and the state
Treasury.

The English swindle newspapers of the
State still keep up the cry of frauds and
peculations on the State Treasury by the
Republican party, and as sort of excuse
for downright falsehood, they keep parading
in their columns report made by COM
mittee of the last Senate, headed by the Hon
Lyman Cook, of Burlington. The facts are,
that Morris, State Treasurer, was authorized
to negotiate State bonds to the amount Of
5000, 200. An effort was made to require
him to bring gold or silver into the State SO
as to prevent him dealing in exchange which
might become worthless before he could
convert it.. Our recollection is that Senator
Trimble, of Davis county, made the motion
and it was supported by him and Senator
Rankin, Of this county The Des Moines
Journal shows that Senator Neal spoke
against the proposition, and that he and
Senator Coolbaugh, both Democrats, and
both bankers, voted against it, as we'll as
several other Democrats. The motion was
defeated. Thus instructed, Morris brought
from New York $75 900 in gold and 81 l25, 900
in the drafts Of Cook, Sargent 4 Co. Morris
sold exchange to the amount of near $50, 900
to the banking houses of Hoyt, Sherman &
Co. and B. +. Allen, of Des Moines. A few
days afterwards the Senate Committee was
appointed, and reported the facts. The
banking houses of Des Moines advised the
Committee that they had sent the exchange
East, and as soon as they were advised of
the payment they would pay. The Commit
tee found that the drafts, certificates Of de
post and money on hand, exceeded Morris
liability over $1,000 The drafts and certi-
fcates have since been paid, and Morris does
of }ho Nfofa 1oI
have the most reliable assurance of the truth
of this statement. 1t is true, beyond any
doubt. Can this be said Of Eads? His
securities, some Of the best men in the
county, are soon to be hunted down in order
the school fund. The Republican Legisla-
and exposed his defalcation. A Republican
Legislature examined any charge or any
expressed suspicion against any and every
concealed, or charge smothered, but the
brightest light was admitted into every nook
and corner of every public Office. public
printer defraudcd the Treasury, and Re-
publican Legislature exposed the fraud and
ordered an immediate suit. The printer
gave good security, and there is no loss to
the tate. The State has not lost and will
not lose.a dollar from the conduc of any
Office holder elected by the Republicans.
The men that held State Offices, on whom
suspicion rested, were not re-nominated by
the State Convention which recently assem-
bled at Iowa City. The Republican party
uphods no man unless heis above suspicion,
even though those suspicious arc, as in this
instance, Ill grounded Gate City