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MALAYSIA co. MEDICAL SOCIETY.

MALAYSIA CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY.
In response to a call announced in the
HERALD of the 9th ult., several physicians
of the county met at the Office of the Coun-
ty Superintendent DR.. Smith, of Gran
vile, in the chair, and DR.. d. A. Hurst of
Oskaloosa, Secretary.
A Committee composed of Drs D. A.
Hoffman, d. A. Hurst, and Fl. r. Page of
New Sharon, were appointed to report q
Constitution and Bylaws at the next
meeting.
Pursuant to adjournment a second meet
ing convened July LIST, at 2 o'clock p. m,
at the Office of Co. Sup't. Dr. Orwell
was made temporary chairman, and DR..
Hurst, Secretary.
The report of the Committee on Consti:
tuition and By Laws was read and recei we'd,
and with some notifications, adopted.
The following officers were elected: d.
A. Hurst, NJ D., President j. j. Gruwell,
M. D., Vice President F. W. Coolidge, M.
D., Treasurer; w. E. Chamberlin, NJ. D..
Secretary. Censors: H. c. Huntsman,
M. d.; w. E. Chamberlin, NJ. D.; II. X.
Page. M. D.
The Society will hold its meetings regu-
larly every three months on the first Tues.
day of the month, commencing October 1st,
1872, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
The election Of officers will occur at the
January meeting of each year.
ID. A. HURST, NJ. D., Pres't.
w. E. CHAMBERLIN, NJ. D., Sec'y.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE JUDICIAL
CONVENTION, FOR THE SIXTH ~.
DlCIAl CIRCUIT.

The Convention was called to order by
Col. David Ryan of Jasper county d. p.
Stubs of Jefferson county, elected temper
airy Chairman, and A. F. Sperry Secretary.
On motion the following committees were
appointed:
COMMITTEE on Credentials.-J. c. Cook, of
Jasper G. III. Case, of Jefferson B. s.
Harding, of Keokuk G. w. Lafferty, of
Mahaska Ii. ID. Gibson, of Marion Col
s. f. Cooper, of Poweshiek G. G.. Bennett
of Washington.
Committee on Credentials reported as
follows:
Mahas ka-J. A. L. Crookham, mo- LOT.
land, c. c. Prouty, VIM. Pagan, s. G. Ga
ry, H. c. Leighton, G. w. Hale, w. w.
Haskell, +. III. Mccain, G. w. Lafferty,
James Ruan, r. Whitaker.-12
MariOn.-H. ID. Gibson, o. B. Ayres, j.
III. Better, G. l.. Collins E. B. Ruckman.
f. II. VOORHEES,, j. p Vincent, A. F. Sper-
ry, J. T. Hendershott, DR.. E. Williams, G..
B. Boydston, John A. Welch.-12.
POaoeshiek-W. r. Lewis, A. w. Bal
lard, G. G. Carmichael, S. f. Cooper,
Clark Varnum, John Scott, w. r. Cowley,
R. NJ Haines, A. H. Ostram,-9.
Westinghouse. Il. Jones, q. G. Bennett,
j. H. Wilson, ]. III. Lewis, j. f. Hender.
son, c. Fl. Wilson, H. Scofield, R. Dewey,
s. G. Gardner.-9
KeOkuk.-R. L. Donnell r. S. Mills, J.
F. Wilson, G. NJ Holton, Sam. Hallowell,
E. s. Hardin, S. g. Hogin, B. E. Croker
s.
Jasper ID. Ryan, r. A. Sankey, J. c..
Cook, G. T. Anderson, II. E. Hunter, c..
Howard, G. r. Ledyard, ]. Harsh, j. Ca
pie, J. w. Deweese, s. F. Miller, w. Dun
gan, j. A. Seaton, G. B. Hogin, Theo.
Bethel.-15 votes.
Jeterson.-M. A. McCoid, j. w. Messick,
Johnston Moore, w. T. Burgess, John
Stockman, d. B. Miller, ]. A. McKerney,
d. P. Stubs, FL. G. Roach-9 votes.
Judicial Central Committee-R A. Sau-
key, of Jasper; George III. Case, Of Jeffer.
son @. g. johnson, of Keokuk; W. W..
Haskell, of Mahaska; A. Hamrick, of Ma
rion; w. r. Lewis, of Poweshiek; g. G.
Bennett, of Washington.
a permanent Organization was efie ,tec
by electlng the following officers
President, d. p Stubbs, of Jefferson
Secretary, A. F. Sperry, of Marion.
asst. Secretary. FL. G. Leighton, of Ma
haska.
On motion proceeded to informal ballot
for candidate for Circnit Judge with the
following result
]. F. McJunkin, of Washington Co .2O15
J. F. Lacey, of Mahaska, ........ 1S1S
l.. G. Blanchard, of Poweshiek. 80. II
s. N Lindley, of Jasper. ........ II
1OIal Votes, ........... 10
Necessary to choice. .......... 81
The voting proceeded for fifty ballots
without material change; when the Con-
veation adjourned for dinner; the vote
then standing, on the 5Oth ballot:
McJunKin, ................... 2l1s
Lacey, ................ ........... 1917
Blanchard, II
Llndly, .................... 16
After the lend ballot the Convention
adjourned sine die subject tc the call of
the Central Committee.
Our friend SAM TURNER, Of Bridgeport,
Ohio, who spent about year hereabouts,
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How is it II tfmire about that Seed
store" at Unior. mo sell" about it.
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r EGAL NOTICE.
q
STATE OF 10 WA, I
Mdhdskd County.

HdhdSkd County.
To Sarah Elizabeth Morgan
You are hereby notified, that on or be-
fore the let day Of October, A. D. 1872 there will
on lie in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis trict
Court, in and for Mahaska County, Iowa peti-
ton OF Lewis Morgan, claiming OF you q divorce
from the bonds ofmatrimony, and that unless You
appear and answer or defend thereto on or he
fore noon OF the second day of the next term of
said Court, to be commenced ON the third Mon
day OF October, A. ID. 1872, your default will be
entered ana decree will be rendered against YOU
as prayed for in the petition.
LIS1ON MoMILLEN.
A Attorney foi Plaintiff
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Read the announcement of JOHN H.
MILLER, for County Recorder
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Madison & Bro. are offering you grocer
les at low figures. Read local.
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Read Richard Dumonts announcement
sc candidate for County Recorder.
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1872. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. 1872.
WEEKLY GATE CITY
For Fifty Cents.
Lowest rates ever offered in iowa

Lowest rates ever offered in. Iowa.
No intelligent man can afford to do without a
newspaper during the Presidential contest The
GATE CITY will support
GRANT AND WILSON
and will work for the maintenance In power of
the Republican party; but it will fearlessly and
independently discuss Republican men and
measures. 1t will demand good men for office,
and purity and economy in every official place
Besides the
NEWS OF THE CAMPAIGN
the GATE CITY will give full Local, State,
Foreign. Miscellaneous and Commercial News,
and will continue to be the best newspaper pub
lished in Southern Iowa.
THE WEEKLY
Will be sent to any to any address until after the
election for the low price OF Fifty cents. ANY
person sending US club of ten subscribers at
that price. will receive copy of the paper free
during the campaign.
These are the most liberal Inducements ever Of
fercd in Iowa, and place the paper within the
reach of everybody.
We hope that our friends will use their best ef-
forts in aiding to extend the circulation OF the
Campaign Weekly to every family in this section.
HOWELL & CLARK, Proprietors,
Keokuk, Iowa.
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Mrs. G. H. Evans is in town visiting rel
atives and friends.
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Read notice of horse and mule colts inn
BOUNDED.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The
" VIBRATOR "

IL the name given the famous Threshing Ma
chimes made by NICHOLS, SHEPARD q CO., at,
Battle Creek, Mich. Furnished with or 10 Horse
powers, either mounted" or down." Also,
Separators sold ''alone," to go with Steam En-
gines or other Powers. Their matchless grain
saving, time saving, money.making qualities
m AXE them the ''leading thresher" of the day
Send for Illus trated Circulars and Price Lists
furnished free, Apply as above.
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Read notice of span of mules for sale.
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DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.

Cali for or send aud get Descriptive
Circulars and Factory Price Lists, giving full
particulars concerning "COAiPLEfE THRESH-
fNG ESTABLIsIMENTS," as wen as "SEPARA-
TORS" alone and the ele CANT, lght-draft and son.
vertible MOUNTED and DOWN and 10 Horse
POWERS (Which are sold separately, when desired,
and "speeded" to run other machines) together
with reports from multitudes OF practical Thresher
and Farmers who have pur chased and used them.
Notwithstanding their nm arked sue.
cess many well considered and amply tested I'M
PROvEMENTS in details for convenience and effect
fceaess, have been added since Last year. For
slst Of them See Circulars
For Sale by
II. r. GneR1 r Co.,
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HAY FOR SALE.
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
On the 9th day of July 1872, in accord
ance with the Ordinances of the City of
Oskaloosa, Iowa, one roam horse colt, one
year old ; and one brown horse mule colt.
If not taken out within five days from this
date, will be sold to the highest bidder.
w. n. BUCHANAN,
City Marshal.
Oskaioosa July II. 1872.
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Spalding's Glue with brush always ready.


TINES TEsT.-Time tries all things, rejects
these which useless, and holds fast to Sthat
which is good. Stoves without number have
been invented and patented, but soon gave up
the ghost. The Charter Oak has stood the test for
seventeen years and Ia steadily increasing in ia
yor.
To BE taken in the place of Quinine or Bitters
OF any kind; the dose is small, and its virtues
nndoubted. 1t will be found cheaper and better
than any other remedy for that purpose, and also
as general Plantation and Family Medicine
Simmons Liver Regulator has no superior.
TEN BECAUsEs. A hundred reasons might be
given why Lyons Kathairon should be used by
every intelligent human being in preference to
every other preparation for the hair, but ten will
suffice. Here they are Because 1t nourishes the
fbers, multiplies them and makes them grow |;
because it thus prevents them from witherIhg
and bleaching because IL removes the scurf and
dandruff which choke them as tares choke the
golden grain because it keeps the scalp cool and
prevents eruptions because IL renders the hair
as lustrous as satin because 1t makes 1t plant
and elastic: because 1t Is a fragrant and delight
full dressing because 1t does not soil the pillow,
the cap or the hat; because 1t is without rival
in cheapness, and because no other article sold
for the same purpose, in this or any other count
ny possesses al, or even onehalf, OF these In
valuable properties.
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TUSCALOOSA. IOWA. Ma

OsKALoosA, Iowa, May 20, 72.
l will pay cash for 100 tons wrought and
cast iron delivered at my ylace of business
in Oskaloosa and New Sharon in the next
sixty days. also want lot of copper
and brass
40 VIM. NASH.
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BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL.
are the EXPLANATIONS of the ladies as thew
look at the new and elegant goods just re-
ceived by ToMIINson
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Alter the l62nd ballot the Convention
adjourned sine die subject tc the call of
the Central Committee.
Our friend SAM TURNER, of Bridgeport,
Ohio, who spent about year hereabouts,
is the same old boy as will be seen by the
following from the Wheeling. West Va.,)
Daily Register
"BURaLARs CAUGHT.-some time during Thurs
day night Mr.. Sam Turner heard some persons at
work In Turner's mill, Bridgeport. Knowing
they had no bushes there and desiring the pleas
of their acquaintance. Mr. Turner waited for
them to come out, when he knocked them down,
first one, then the other. He discovered that they
were men well known In Bridgeport, one named
Stewart and the other Russell. Two men being
more than he could handle by himself, Mr.. Turner
could not prevent Stewart making his escape. DE
held Russell, however, and delivered him 10 the
authorities Russell made q confession In which
he stated that Stewart and himself had made ar
engagements for robbing the store of Junkin d
Alexander, In Bridgeport, and that after having
obtained cast OF the store door, they had gone
into the mill TO make key 80 as to unlock t..
Russell was held to answer"
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FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST, &c
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTRAY PONY.
Taken up by Joseph Parker at his residence
in Cedar TIP, Mahaska county, Iowa. OF the 18th
day of June, 1872, one red roam pony with white
hind legs, bald face, trimmed, stiff in shoulders
Supposed to be 10 years old Appraised at thirty
dollars, before ID. Robertson. j. p.
C.P. SEARLE, Clerk.
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GOoD-The rain of Monday night last
was certainly blessing much needed. Our
farmer friends had begun to feel uneasy
and complain just little about the dry
weather. Coming in abundance and not
too hard, the rain will prove of immense
value to the corn and potatoes, while II is
too soon to iDjure any cut grass or grain.
We learn from various portions of the
county that the crops are doing finely.
Corn is growing very rapidly. making up
ior us late start. Wheat will be fair crop,
an" we are assured the chinch bug has not
taken II all. Oats, though somewhat
io'Ee' oy their great growth aud the re-
cent ram, will surpass the yield of last
year. There having been many mispiv.
ings regarding the crops, we arc olsd %
give such encouraging news
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Read local of Dutton & Co.
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BLANK kEcEIrTs. neatly bound, for sale
at HERALD office. tf
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The Abba Union says: "one dav loo,
week, sister of Mrs. John simons whosa
name we have not learned, but who reside
in Monroe Tp., was kicked by horse ON
the lower jaw. The horse was supposed
to be quiet and was hitched to barrow.
with which some one was working. The
lady was in the field and as the horse was
passing her, she gave 1t slap, to which
1t replied with a kick. striking the jaw as
stated. She was severely hurt, but think
ing the injury was only bruise, she did
ao' get medical assistance at first After
swelling subsidized. she found her jaw
,,h ' ou' OF gear acd came to DIR. Lambert
'ouoo The bone was fractured and one
par Oh Inc jaw lower than the other The
and !, us ~. zone had knit in that position
ana II was therefore necessary to break
'hem apart again. This one ration was
performed, the bone reset, and the natter,
lie doing we'll" p''''n'
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CONFECTIONEIt'

Wool Wanted at Mitch Wilson's.
Go to Tomlinson's for latest styles of
bOnnets RI
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HE OSKALOOSA HERALD.

Thursday, July Il, 1872.
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Grenadines Figured and Striped and
Plain at cost at
JEFFERIEs & Sons
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MISS STARR.

Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes at Cost at
43w2 JEFFERIEs & Sons.
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JEFFERIEs & Son are closing out their
large stock of Dry Goods &c.
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For sale by druggists in this city.
The Placer herald., 1872-07-06
WHEATLAND CORRESPON DENCE.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE.

DEAR EprroR Last Wednesday the 2Gth inst.
our town was visited by vast throngs Of people
from different parts of the country to attend the
ceremonies Of laying the corner stone of a church
which is now in course Of erection at this place,
by the Southern Methodists. The weather on
the occasion was delightful, and the gathering
was the most agreeable l ever attended. The
ceremonies were commenced between the hours
Of IL and - A. NJ. The Rev. II. T. B. Ander-
sou, Presiding Elder of this district, was deferred
from attending on account of sickness in his fam
iy and the Rev J. Wood from Chico, was ap
pointed to conduct the ceremonies; which were
proceeded with as follows. After singing and
prayer, some passages of Scripture, appropriate
to the occasion, were read by Rev. James Kelsey,
our local pastor. Another hymn was then sung
after which the Rev. J. Wood came forward and
delivered an oration, ably setting forth the prouo
object for which they had assembled together
At the conclusion of his remarks he presented
tin box, in which he said they were about to de-
posit Bible. Il hymn book belonging to Their
denominaton two newspapers published b.
the Methodist Church North, and two copies o.
the Pacific Methodist. published by their own
denomination, copy OF the PLACER HERALD
copy of the Marysvilie Appeal, copy of the
Marysville S3audtrd, copy of the Sutter Banner,
and q copy of the Grass Valley Union; also list
of the names of those who had subscribed to
ward building the church together with the
amount OF their subscription. Before closin.
the box he wished to know If there were any who
desired to have their names enrolled upon the
list, or if those who hal already subscribed
wished 10 increase the amount of their subscrip
ton. and in q very short time $3.50 was added
TO the amount. The box was then hermetica'ly
sealed and placed in the cavity of the wall IRE
pared for the purpose. The wall was then made
good, after which the company proceeded to wha
was to some the most enjoyable part of the pro-
ceedings. very bountiful repast had been pre-
pared by different individuals Of the town and
vicinity of which all present were invited to par
take The viands were of the choicest kind and
in great abundance, though served up in rather
primitive style. All reserve was cast off foi
tho tmebeing, and everybody present seemed to
en- oy themselves to fulness. /.
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SHERsFF'S SALE.

MOT CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 81
~ virtue of an execution issued out OF the
County Court Of Placer County, State OF CAN
fornia on the 9TH day of June, A. ID. 1877, on Il
Judgment rendered in said Court ON the 10Th
day of April, A. d. 1871 in favor of Robert Cor
don and against Putnam q Co., for the sum OF
Sixty. SIX dollar, and Thirty-hve cents (S66.3o) g,
costs, with interest on said sum of SlXty-sx dol
lars and Thirty-fve cents (SGd.35) from the 10th
day of April, A. D. 1871, al tho rate of seven pel
cent per annum, together with Seventy-tlye cents
(75-l00ths) accrung costs OF eXecuton, l have
levied upon and will sell Mt Public Auction
to the highest bidder for gold coin on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF July, A. D. 1872,
at II clock NJ, of that day at the Court House
door in the town of Auburn Placer county, Cal
ifornia all the right title interest and claim OF
Defendants, Samuel Putnam Il Co., in and to
the following described property to wit: An un-
expired lease (subject to the terms of SAID lease
of 1--WE years from the 9th day of September 1870,
of all that certain quartz ledge. Known as the
Mmcellus quartz ledge, situated in Section IL,
Township Il North, Range East, Mount DI-
abo Base and Meridian, Placer county Califor-
MIA. Also that certain quartz mill situate on
Baltimore ravine, said township, county and
State at or near said quartz ledge and known
rs Putnam ~ Cos quartz mill, with all and SIN
yular the appurtenances, rights, franchises and
privileges thereto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining.
The said described property l will sell as
aforesaid to satisfy said costs, accruing costs and
expenses of sale.
Is. d. DUNNAM,
Sheriff Placer County.
Sheriff S Office Auburn, July 9th, 1872.
iyb-3w
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OLD DEMooRAT.-Me have letter from
Ohp'r, signed as above, with request to
publish. 1t is an invariable rule Of all
respectable and responsible editors and pub
fishers to publish no anonymous communica-
TONS no matter how laudable or praisewor-
thy the contents may be. This fact we have
made conspcuousy public eight or ten times
since we took charge of the HERALD. The
Justice and absolute necessity of strict OBJ
servance of this rule will be readily under
stood by any gentleman who will imagine
himself in our position. We do not want
he name to publish it, but simply to know
the author and the real responsible party.
Will an "Old Democrat call at this office, or
f a personal acquaintance drop us line
giving his true name
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COnsta!o.e'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID by X. c. Poland, Justice Of the Peace OF
Township No. 3, Placer County, State Of Cali
(ornia on the lst dag of June, A. D. 1872, and
to me directed N favor of the People of the Stat,
Of California, and against J. ". Dickerson and
ertain real estate, for taxes and percentage for tn,
year \. ID. 1871. Judgment twenty-seyen dollars
md sixty cents (S27 G0-1OGths), costs, sixteen
dollars and ten cents (SlG 10-l00ths), l have
evledupon, seized ana VIII expose to public sale.
It Auburn, IN front of thoCour,-louse door, OF
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1872,
ut the hour of IL o'clock, A. NJ, all the right,
,tle interest, and claim of the said j. W. Dicker-
and certain real estate in and to the following
described real property lying and being in Placer
County, to-wt: Ranch containing about ninc
hundred acres of land situate near the ROAD
leading from Auburn to Forest Hal, near the
Town of Todd's Valley, and known MS the North
Star nch. in township No iive Placer County,
Cal, bounded on the southwest by land of Bryan
IN the south by land of Humphrey, on the east
by land of White and on the north by land o.
Lowell IL Smith, or so much thereof as vii
sat sly the above Judgment with costs anC
lccruing costs, together with all and singular the
lppurtenances thereunto belonging.
JOHN LlNEGAR,
Constable, Township No 3, Placer county Cal.
Auburn, June 9th, 1872. je6-3v
The above sale is hereby continued until Sat
urday, July 18th, 1872 at the same hour and
place as above. JOHN LINEGAR,
Constable Township No. 3, Placer county, Cal
June 29th, 1872 [jy6-2w
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UyBLUsIIINd FALsEHooDs. Occasionally
we see it charged that Grants thieving, de-
iaultiag, Federal officers were the arponfees
Of Jolanss.p. These are all lies. johnson
attempted to remove some OF these thieves
but the Senate combined against him and re-
fused to conGra lis new appoIntees, and
thus kept thier iiiief friends in office. Even
when Johnsos made Grant Secretary of " ar
ad interim, and he promised TO hold the
Office until the President ordered him TO give
It up, the Senatorial ring bought Grant to
violate his promise and disobey the orders Of
his superior, and johnson proved this lying
and traitorism on Grant. The real reaeon for
tie attempted impeachment of johnson was
because Of his disposition to remove the thieves
in office who were robling the government
and people. and dividing the stolen money
With the corrupt Senators.
The Placer herald., 1872-07-06

Bill IIIGeINs. y he Gorham- Carr Stowe
Sargent ring, it would seem, have captured
Grant completely. The last news is that
Bill Higgins, one of their FOUNDERS, is to be
made postmaster of San Francisco, and
Stone, the present incumbent, be turned out.
This thing has been talked of for weeks, bu'
no one could seriously believe that Gran
had fallen so low, but now the thing has
become almost certain, and Stone passed
through here few days ago, bound fol
Washington as fast as the cars could carr,
him, to try and save his head. Stone is 4
gentleman, we learn, and gives good salts
faction to all, hut what does that amount tc
with Grant? Nothing, since he is now the
tool and pard Of all the official williams in the
country.