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Summary Of advantages ia usinG sOIf Lca,sa.
Ing Flour;
1. HBALTHfULNHss
It's saving OF tbs nutritious eositliueats u tLa
-four from consumption In tho process Of rsI,iBH
the broll
Its re'toratlon OF tho phosphate,, which are, in
larger or lossor measure, removed with iss bEts
In the preparation of the hner qualities Of Scar
Nproyides broad. from the use Of which, eveu
BY persons Of delicate digestive organs nsne Of the
Ills peculiar to fsrmented bread follow. II may b..
eaten warm with impunity. Will, with most psr
sons II Is necessary that fermeutsd bread shpuIi
lose Its feshnc's or become stale, ia order /. tAs
destruction Of somo Questionable q7slitis. b,fr.
II may bo eaton with safety.
a. SAVING OF TINH
While ordinary formonted bread lsvol,ss, q. {.
general thing, preparation over sight, e.. fer
several hours before baklnE. snl d,ponisns. Oh /.
variable supply Of leaven or yeast. the phosphate
bread Is prepared from the hour fer the ovan Ia a
few minutes.
5. CERTAINTY OF UNIFORM, sxCELLEHT
RESULT.
While the result with the prOces. VI fsrm.ugIi, "a
Is OF doubtful issue. and In hsusshold rrodsgIrn
Is more frequently indifferent thau COED.
l. KEEPING FRRsH.
Nfurnishos a bread which retains u. iaOl.tsr.
much longer than equally porou, fsrssatsd broad,
and docs not mould ss readily a. krnsntsi hrssI
does.
8. CONVENIENCE
II is method which By provIdiaE Agents Of
known qualities and strength reduces the nsa,sre
OF skill required, and sOeurO, with . very small
degree Of care and moderate srrsnditurs Of tias
uniformly excellent bread.
as- The trade supplied al inapa fastursr'. prIois
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Ho FOR GLYM0HT.
Attorneys, Etc.
GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY.

U
Tho subseribsrs hsyo this day formed n partner.
shlp AZ 0ena,sl Ciaim Agents under tn lTm ~
CHARLES NIX co, for the transaction Of
Ths Hon. JOHN II. u. LATROBE will h. a.so.
eatcd a. counsellor and legal sdyisOr tho nrn IN
all mat or. eommlttrd 10 their chsrgo.
CHAkLES r. MIX,
DOUGLAS H. COOPER,
OF Indian TorriioTy.
omee-t25 = street north, between Eighth aud
Ninth streets wsst. -
Pest once Lock Dsr (Rl n.
WAsHIIaroB CIrr, D. q. June I, ls81. jyIGt
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

ID
To all the creditors Of z. NJ Z. KIxu 4 Soy wi O
may have proved thslr claims;
You are hereby notified TO appear before the Sn .
Ptsme Court Of the District OF Columblh, sitting in
Bankruptcy, on the 10th day Of JUNE, ls5l, al 10
O'Clock, a. m, at the City Hall, wAsh Eton ely
q show cause why a discharge from all his debts
should not be grantod to Rudolph A. King, ono Of
Dy order OF the Court A. SHARP
United stalos MArshal Of D. G, AS MessenKer
Test: X. J. hHI0s, Clerk. iejSii
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TN PnfsrDnr has appointed the follow
J. gentlemen the commission under the
AN session OF the act making appropriation
ior .hs current and contingent expenses OF
y Indian department, viz Z. 8. Tobey, OF
':ss;aehusettsi William welch, Pennsylya.
nisi Nathaniel Bishop, New York; william
=. DODGE Now York; Nv. Farwell, Illinois;
h. .. Lane, Indiana Robert Campboll, Mi.
souri, y. r. Brrnot, Pennsylvania, George
n. ssosrt, Pennsylvanla. This Commission
10 without pay. 1t has been recently in
sess,on hsre' but was not commissioned BY
me rresidsnt until now. Instruction, lust
Issued 70 me Commission will bo found else.
MhAre. 0''e
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A., A,W,hLLrIr and eccentric ohIoan Inns made
WI psinhsriting all his heirs, and giy.
us N'tane 70 found an "infirmary for
The national Republican., 1869-06-08

Tn CHssus CoNnnrrBB. the meeting
Of tho Census Committee on Saturday, Nj
Kennedy, formerly superintendent OF the
census, who framed tho present law, and
under whose direction the reports Of 1850
end 1890 were prepared, was In consultation
with the committee for ssversl hours, ant
defended tho present system as superior Il
any other. He entered largely Into erpla,
nations OF several modes OF obtaining census
statistics, both In this and In foreign coun-
tries, and hold that tho United States mar
shals arc the proper oficors to have charge
OF tho work In their districts, on the ground
that thcy are better acquainted with the
geography OF the country, tho products Of
tho soil, and tho Industrial pursuits OF the
peoPlei that they are bonded Government
officers, subject To removal and responsible;
thss tho cost Of taking the census In any
other way than by the marshals would be
greatly enhanced.
Zen. Garfield called Mr.. Kennedy's atten-
uon 70 some damaging inaccuracies In the
eighth census In regard TO the reports on
manufacturers, and asked why SO many
workmen a. were enumerated produced such
light resultsi calling to hls notice particu-
larry tho figures relating to carpenters, black.
smiths and other trsdosmen, aud thoIr pro.
duetiye capacity. Mr. KeunoJy explained
that the entire number OF occupations was
returned In ono schedule, and presented In
ono table, while the other repfslentsd ss.iy
ne master mechanics who produced articles
Of over $500 In value; that not one In twenty
Of tho persons who were termed blAcksmiths
and carpenters were In business on their
own sccount, Mr.. Kennedy also suggested
that II an attempt were made, as recon-
mended, 10 take the Indians and their lodges
it might result In the taking Of some OF the
enumerators Of the red skins. He statcd his
idsas In reference TO the time OF taking the
enumeration, eontending that June Is the
proper month. because Of the length OF the
days, settled roads, fordsble streams, people
a. home, and has the sanction Of long expo
nencc, and that any change Of time de-
stroyed the integrity Of the decade, and that
moro work could be done.
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NOTICE TO factors.
HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT GREEN BAY,
WIo.
UNITED srATEs RsuISRAR's OFFIcR,
No. 6l2 MAIN SrRRRT,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May n, isO
scaled proposals, In duplicate, Of tho form fur.
nshed by the undsrEigned, will be Toeai yed al mi
once until ~ IN. WEDNESDAY, June ID, 1850. for
Inrn'shipg tho hateriAls aud dolnE the work Of
Wis. Nv" S' ''0en Day
Contracts will be made for go lnoAl feet Of eose
pllng with the privilege Of increasing the amount
FOR this purpose ihers will be required In round
nnmbsrsi to build the 40 feet: From b70 10 zoo
piles, ~ feet long, and not less thSu inchos al the
small end 100 piles OF - and u feet In length,
inches At the small ends l,s9 pounds Of best
wrought American Iron drift bolts 81 900 poi as Of
best wrought American Iron screw boltsi from 100
10 %l cords q stone bsast 100 cords OF brush done
Ths piles square timber. and all materials 10 be
ltee from all defects, and prices OF white oak, Nor
way pine, or tamAraek to be stated In tho bids
FOR particulars apply at this once wi here plans
Information furnished. "
The work TO be cOmmone.d on or before JuIyl.
~. Y and the oo feet finished on or before October
The right to reject any or al BID. reserved
h.IGr q EnEiussr' and Br.vet Colonel q. ). a.
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II!{I3&$Sa1
pRoPosALs FOR COAL,

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
NAVAL ACIbEMI,l
ASSAPoLIs, ND, May 4, isda
sealed proposals wi be received until June 8,
ipelusive, for supplying the Naval Academy with
the following kinds and quantities Of COAL, viz;
Georges Creek ''
soo tons Coal, o 'Donnell,s Mines, Tsirmont.
boat Coal
To be delivered IN the Coal Yard Of tho Naval
70 the United States, immediately aner the nrst Of
July next.
dnst. aud 10 weigh 2,2iO pounds to tho ton.
The right Ia toservcd 10 reject all bids consid-
cred unreasonable,
Proposals TO be indorsed. Proposal. for Coal. -
aud addressed 10 the undsrsi ned.
m7-td Capt. US Navy. sonior UGieef pIs.sst
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fHB WnIrg WIRE CLOTHES LINE
WILL LAST A LIYHrIMg, NRRD NEVER TAXI
1T DOWN,
Weather does not effect it, saves trouble aud an
noJanos does pot dlseolor. wear or ure clothes
Clothes do not fresIs to II. Sold by
Y. J. POINTER, Agent,
NJ l. street, between Ninth aud Tenth
A guaranteed that the Wire 10 all that is olAim0d
for II given 10 Zach purchaser. jol Inns
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Stables.

COOKS BoARpIEG sTABLEs,
" ON llGHTH STREET,
between D and X, No. ~
Particular attention paid to Boarding. HOrsto
large, airy and comfortable Itli tss The pTopTie
hnwsl, knowp ss one OF the ssst feeders Ia Ii Is
ptstnrl owner. OF POOR hoisss eau have th0n
ding1, agd RvJsrGI IaT,.lf
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FMARnIAaE..

~ Anew Course Of Lectures, as delivered
At tho New York Museum OF Anatomy, embracing
tie subjects. How to Liye and What 20 Live For;
Rsyiewedi Tho Cause Of fndiEestloni Plstulenee
and Nervous Diseases accounted fQri Marriage
will be forwarded receipt OF four stamps by id.
dressing Secretary Museum Of hnAtomJ, BAlti-
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o r Y G 0 O D s .

- q " ~ ~ ~ ~
haze on hand larger aud well selected stock Of
DRY 600 Ds,
pureeased a. low price. IN tho carly season before
o,Hs,n ,SHwing TO the baetwardno.s Of tho season and
G.ns amer dsRse,ng elr,unsisnee.. my stock Is much
dueed have therefore made a large reduction In
the prices q .ll nav goods tall good. % krmcr
now ohcr to the oi the District tho iaTESst
and most beautiful assortment OF GOODS to be
found In this market at prices .uGl,lently low h.
nTTSss stock ~ BLACK and GoLogED gRgyA.
and Al kind. Of thin goods 10 full and eomplc.c.
Bling DhEss Go6bs, fafI .i0cE al @ very rSfT low
,raotRSINo GOODS of all kinds. suitable for
m JRaETRSx;NADE nSslsAJ SUITS IN LINEN fer TRAVEL.
WHITE FRENCH LAWN DRESS al aud SACKS
iOO PisSs: q phEss odG5Ss at :, cts, psr,ara.
FAMILY, DOMESTIC and HOUSE.
HOLD GOODS,
Pa Pa1Tileulsr attention 10 Invited to the stock Of
Belgian Table Damask and
Napkins.
A new article In this market. very superior and
Ann'pectiOn from the public Is respectfully re.
vcs3r sy-No customer urged to purohasc unlcs. the
JOHN r. MITCHELL,
$40 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth sts.
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Educational.
Dry Goods.

LLAMA LACE POINT+.
THE CHEAPEsT
From 1I0 up TO $50,
We have ever offered 10 our eusiomsrs
One price, ma RI Cd 10 plain hYurss
II. TAYLOR a co.,
my3 No. ~ Centre Market Space.
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CELBY d NAUDAIN,

ELBY d NAUDAIN,
- No. 3o3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Having ,.IH.p SOUTH .Idtt " fhKss oooDs than
they desirs, have marked down all klnds to a
price that will run thon at once:
Lawns, p to % eentsi worth ~ 10 TO-
to l5 ~ -
Pequos. 81 and 50 cents, worth 90 .ud c.
90 rs "''''
full line Of Domosties TO bo ,old in the next ten
days, at reduced rates. my2p-(f
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Ex c. GlMsIIl.o U 81

= aVTH1sIFN" '|T. q
Tho steamer wAwAsET can be chartered for
EXCURSIONS, TO !oLYMoNT on s-S9k
lLO sfles Of the Polonae fefry Company, foot Of
Say 0nth street. -
0lynouti Is now leased by Mr. J. II. shafleld,
ths well known aud popular confeetioner Of this
elty. who has put tho grounds In thotoush order
AAd neatness aud repaired and extended the build
ing,. AZ no prior time has Glymont been more
attractive. or the Arrangements for the eosye-
ample aud complete. Mr.. sbAmeid will leave
nothing undone or upprepsIed 70 meet every want
Of Exeur rsio ,i.ts There will be no room for com
plants from even tho most fastdious.
ssHoW!sQN, ,President POTOMAC Ferry Go.
sAM'L GEDNEY. Den. supt Co.
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N.o. y. oUMMINs.

Hys THE MARRIAGE RING.-Es-
AZ SAYS on the Errers Of Youth aud the Fol.
lies Of AEe in reEard to Social Evils. with certain
help for the errins and unfortunate. Sent in
.salsd lstter envelopes, free Of charge. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philsdelphis,
Pa. my0 sm
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-29
PrainewOrthy.


The State Senate has passed a bill
legalizing ten per cent interest," and we
trust the House win not fail to do the
same. This tardy legislation should
have been enacted years ago, and our
State throughout would have been ben
efted by it, 5 It may be set down as a
safe rule, that money, like every other
commodity, viii command its price ac-
cording to TIE demand for it and if it
cannot find that value in one locality it
will seek it in another, or elandestinsly
obtain it where the rate Of interest is
fixed, BY law, below its value. Every
person who has had business to do with
money lenders knows this to be the fact,
and that, for several years back, money
lenders have been obtaining from four
to SIX per cent more than The laws le-
galizsd for the use Of their money The
passage Of this bill viii allow money
lending to be done in a legitimate
manner, and keep at home, aswell as
attract into our State, capital that would
not come before because the rste. Of in
tereut legalized By law was not suf-
Gent We may set this down as one
good set done-partialiy-and hope Il
may be fully done-by q Democratic
Legislature sdr a lea
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-29

Tan Hon. John Sherman, from the
Senate Fhlanee Committee, has intro
ducsd Hll to amend the National Cur
rency Act which provides first that
National Banks shall make detailed re-
ports Of their business operations to the
Comptroller of the Currency, as often
as they are called upon by him to do so,
not less, however thar once in three
months. They are required, in these
reports, to giVethe condition of their ac-
counts at the close of business hours,
on any previous day specified by Che
Comptroller Abstracts Of these re-
ports are. to be published at Washing
ton and in Che town where the bank is
located. Every Bank or Association,
acting as depository of public moneys,
is required to deposit U. S. Bonds 10 an
amount greater, by ten per cent, than
the government deposits received. It
inaicts a penalty on banks Offering a
bribel for the purpose of securing gov
ernment deposits, and on any govern
.ment agent accepting such bribe. It
Prescribes regulations for closing bust
ness and redeemihg the circulation of
National Banks whose shareholders
have voted to go into liquidation,
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RucHu.

- From Dispensatory Of the United statesl
DI0S1LAl CRBNATA-BUOHU LEAVES
PRoPERTHs.-Their odor is strong iifftisiye. and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, and an
alOg9us Of mint.
MEDICAL PRoPRIET1Es AND UsEs.-Buehu leaves
are are gently stlp9ant, with peculiar tendency 20
They are given in complaints of the Urinary Or
gans such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of the blad.
der, Morbid Irritation Of the bladder and TTrethrs
Diseases of the Prostrate Gland and Retention ~.
Ineontnence OF the Urine from loss Of tone in the
parts concerned in its evacuation. The remedy has
slse Deen reeSommended IN Dyspepsia Chronic
| AEINBoLD's EXTRACT RUGHU is used by persons
from the ages Of Is to IS, and from IS to s. or m
the decline or change of life; after Confinement, or
Labor Pains; Bed-Wetting in children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract Of
Buehu Is unequaled By any other remedy. as in
Chlorosis, or Retention, IrTegularity Painfulness
or Suppression of CUSTOMARY EyaeuationsI TTeeF-
ated or scrThous state Of the Uterus, Leuoorrhea,
or Whites. r
DISEASES OF TEE BLADDER, KiDsrrs, GaAyr1..
creases the power Of Digestion and excites the Ab
sorbents into healthy action, by which watery or
Calcareous dispositions, and all Unnatural En-
largements are reduced, as well as Pain and Inan-
HRLMBoLD's ExraAcr BUcKu has cured eyerrv
case OF Dlabetes IN which it has been given. IrT-
tstion o. the Neck Of the Bladder, and Inhamation
| OF the kidneys, liberation Of the Kidneys and
Bladder Retention of Urine, Diseases of the Pros
tate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, GTaye
Br1ck-Dust Deposit, and Mncus or Milky Dis
charges, and for enfeebled and delicate eonsfitU-
tions, OF both sexes, attended with the following
! eympotoms IndispositiOn to Exertion, Loss Of
Power, Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of BreatHing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of Disease, Wake
fal1ess, Dimness Of Vision; Pain in the Back. Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dryness of the Slip,
Eruption on the Face, Pallid Countenance, Univer-
sal Lassitude of the Musclar Systyrn, &c,
HELABoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU is Diuretic and
blood- ana cures all diseases arising from
habits Of dissipation, exoesses and -imprudences in
life, impurities Of the Blood, &C., supercedinT Co
Rabia IN afectiOnn for which it is used, such as
+onorrhfea1 elects Of long standing, and Syphili-
tic Affections in these Diseases used IN Connection
With. HELsIBoJD's Rose WAsH. ,f..l r - -
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers everywhere
BeEare Of Counterfeits. Ask for Helmbold,s
Iake no Qther Price, Il IS per bottle OF six bot
ties for 90 So Delivered to any address. Describe
! symptoms IN all communications, Address y
2, 7. HELMBoLD, 6aa Broadway, New York.
s0-None are genuine unless done up IN steel-er-
gTayed wrapper, With facsimile Of my Chemical
5-2m HT HEIIBOTD
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Our neighbor, in his last weeks is
sue, grew 50 newhat excited over an
article that a pesred in our paper the
week before. We had pablished a
tabular stateni nt f.om thes .Auditor of
States report showing the fate-of taxa
ton in the several cities of the State,
and the total amount of the levy. We
also showed that Fremontstood fifth on
Che list aud that cities Of much larger
population had not been taxed as heavi-
ly. In comparison, the total levy of
the other cities was contrasted with the
total levy in Fremont, and che differ
snCe mas shown 'bsagsihst as.A The
cOurteOts editOF 81 the Messenger, how
ever, thinks we did a great wrong in
not deducting the amount Of tie State,
County, Scheol, Bridge Special &c,
taxes, from the total q To0kkSe done
50 we would have been obliged to do the
same with the leYies of other cities in
order to make the comparison Of any
value, and then the case would have
booked worse for our city government
than it did. Suppose we look at it now.
The corporation tax alone, for city
purposes and no other, was 81 mills.
We-dohtthink our neighbOr can get it
less that that. Mansfield, with a pop |
ulation; about ons-third larger, levied
total tax for local, State and county
taxes Of 10 and $40 glniilsEonly
s-1oth more Than Fremont. levied ifor,I
estg fareS alone IN MAaanssbslds city tax |
was ? itFiie oyer s mills against 81 in |
Fremohtsl3aM aMassillon lexied a tax OIL
II S-lotholnllls for all purposes Or 8 !
$40 for comfy, corporation and an
other local taxes-1 2-lO mills less than
Fremont levied for corporation tax |
alone. Canton, for county and corpora |
ton purposes levied 74-tOth mills or |
2 f-l0 mills less than Fremont for dily |
taxes alone. We presume our digni- !
fed friend viii call this statement un- |
fan, but t'fscts are stubborn things, and
are not eyaded by the use of such |
classic epithets as grace our neighbors
Yernsoular, ,otaa sa aifH
In speaking upon the subject Of a
re-vaiuatiOn Of real property, we re-
marked that 50 long as the amount of
money 70 be raised BY taxation remain
ed the same it matbsred nothing
whether aamsu was taxed 3'per cent.
on valuation of IS, 900 or II per cent.
on a valuation Of $4,000. Our neigh
Der objects and says; daula sI
Nstikes us very forcibly, indeed, that
it would make great deal Of difference
with us whether paid 8 per cent IN
terest on $4,000 or II per cent on
$4,000. e9st ,l3 So /
d Well, brother Van, what would be
the difference in the amount Of interest
We want to know, you know. aa
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COLUMBUS LETTER.
Correspondents Fremont JOurnal.l Y

.'''- .CoLUMBUs, o. Jan. 81, 1869.
DEAR SrR.-The Senate adjourned late to-
night after prOtracted struggle over the
blllegAlizing contracts for ten per cent in
terest. Great determination was manifested
on both sides; the opponents Of the measure
knowing that tomorrow will be adiourning
day, aud no time could be. given to the
consideration of the bill, resOrted to all the
shifts known to parliamentary tactics, to
staye it Of At about 8 in the evening the bill
was carried under the operation Of the prey
ious question, whether the measure will
pass the House, is yet to be SEEN, ...
The passage of this law is by far the most
important aid of the senate. It is hoped and
believed that such a Law will inyite capital
into the statei whereas, with six per cent
only, while government bonds bring, Z 3-IO
and while taxes are over three per cent.
Capital is not only kept ont of the state, but
actually forced out to where a better interest
can be realized. ,..t
There are two classes Of money lenders,
those who are willing to loan for the legal
interest and no more, and those who have no
regard for the law and always coptriye to
eYade it.. Considering our rates of taxation,
and present low rate Of interest we drive
out the first GLASS, and leave the field entirely
to the second, without competition. b1f
Jan. 22.-This morning. telegram an
nOunced the death Of Senator Stambaugh, of
Tuscarawas County. A committee of six
vast at once appointed, to attend his funeral,
on behalf of the Senate, and also committee
of three to draft and report suitable resOlu-
tons on the occasion, at some future day.
Mr.. stambaugh was leading debater on
the Democratic side; had lived a widoWer
several year,, and was again married on the
4th November last. So desth is busy every
where around us extinguishing the earthly
hopes and separations Of men.
This morning at II, the ssnate adjourned
until next Tuesday, at 3P. M.
The bill advancing the salaries ofsupreme
Court Judges to four thousand nov $4,000
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3 We copy tile following compfmen-
tary notice Of our talented townsman
and present Representative, Hon. r P.
2 auckland, from the sandusky Register:
lrl4n this age of speculation and Of
fetal corruption, we take pleasure in
pOiRting to Rslph'P. Bdckland, Member
of Congress from this District, as pub
lie servant who has not grown rich by
means of his official position, and whose
name has never been whispered in con
nection With,a Congressional sjob." We
only regret that his term of Office il 30
near an end, and that he is to be sue
oeeded by one whose election is tainted
with deliberate fraud, and whose name
viii be synonym for official cOrrup-
tIon." .,f- ss.f-s.. ~. ...es.. s's..