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srooKAoLpERs' MEETING.

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY,
~ Storey county. state OF Neyaaa.L t Mnt!se'0 a
the aboysnamed Company. for the PURPOSE o.
vesr vsi,l he held on WEDNESDAY,. the 2oih
day Of ugrst. 1873. at 1 o'clock 2 y a. ,De
ofie. ofthe Company. no ~ Gs.n1' boos. viii
he no cin.sS from 4 O'clock T. n: on Friday. the
iStS say Of 1874 until .icr the meeting
io'a X, WEGENER, Secretary: .
r.,.,o Anoust Q 1873, al I'd
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And IN sccordanc with Inv. End oil order o.
he Board OF Directors. made on the allh day Of
Tune, 1873. 70 many rha es OF each parccl OF
.uch stock "a may be necessary will be- sold at
,uhlic auction. ut q G , firc or the Company,
tnom NJ. 10 iiaywnrd's Building. 4ln California
rrcet, San Francisco. California. on TUES.
DAY. the i2th day Of AugGsr. 1913. NJ the hour
II ! O'Clock r. Il uf such day. TO pay the deiin.
lrcn, assessments thereon. together with costs
II advertising aud expenses "i "a Z.
v. L. DEAN. Secretary.
onice Room No. ~ hayward, Building, No
ilg California street. San franc!tco, Cal,
1, OF III
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And in accordance with law md IN order o
the Bosrd of Directors. made on the 2;!h day 81
Iu' e. ls73. 20 many shares OF each parcel ~
-nch stock e. may he reces.ary. " u be sold al
public auction. AZ the Office of The Company.
No. IA California street, San Francisco. Gal.
on TUESDAY. the 18th dEy Of hurust. 1873
AZ the hour Of O'Clock p ". Of .uch dav. 10 pi,
The delinquent assessments. thereon. together
with co.tr of advertising md rxpcnses oi salet
II. WEGENER. Secretary,
Onice-No Al California street, San Fan
cisco. California. jy3i Id
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dividend NOTICE.

0rrrcE OF THE BEIcHER SILVER
u,niro Company. San Frarcisco. Aug. 8,
,s1s ~ n meeting of the Board Of Trustees.
hheid this day. q dividend NO, IN Of Seven
.nniisrs isD ner share was declared. payable
tngnst 9Th. Transfer books will he closed on
Fhurrday, August nh. Q, . o,cl1ss 7; -:
ans In u. q. hIbtf, sscSprS'
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TTsIICt MINsNG COMPANY.

Il Nevada. Principal place Of b eincss. ci,y
md County Of >an francisco, State OF CalifDr
MIA. Notice The re are delinquent upon the
following described rtock, on account al ar-er..
cent No q. levied on he oath day Of June.
rs.3. tho several amounts set opposite the nan o.
u the res peciivc Shareholder. Oh iollows:
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And IN accordance With law. and On ord TO
the Board Of Trustees. made on The lllh day o.
May. 1873. 20 mnry sharcr Of each parce
of ruch stock as may he nc, es.nry win be sold al
public auction. at the oflre or the Company
In Geyrr's Rui ding. Main street. Silver Cit,
Lyon county. Nevada. on MONDAY. the 2:si
day OF July. 1873. AZ the liour OF ! O'Clock r. 81
OF that day. TO pay The delinquent assessment,
thereon. together with costs OF advertising arc
J. w. JOHNSTON. Secre'nrr.
oMce-Gryei's Bnildinp. Main ST., Silver City.
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DELINQUENT AssEsSxlNT SALES.
HIZO>A AND UTAR n,N,NG,

~ Conipaiy.-Location OF works, Gold Hill
District, storey county. Observation-Disclosures
arc delinquent upon the following described
stock. ON account OF assessment No. 8. levied
on the 10Th day OF june a d. 1873, the several
amount. -ct opposite the namcs OF the respect-
I've shareholders. az followsi
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

And in accordance with law snd en- ordero
the Board oil Directors, made on tho I'd day o
July. 1873, so many shares Of each parcel o
public auction, at the office or the Company.
Koom No. 81. Hayward's Building. M. Az
California street. San Francisco, calf rnia. OF
MONDAY. tho 2sth day Of August, 1878, At Oh,
hou of o'clock. J. y. Of such day, To- pay III.
Delinquent asressments thereon, together with
cost Or advertising and expenses Of sale.
JOSEPH MAuUIhE. Secretary
ONCE, Room No. 20. uayward's Buildinl Z, Az
California street, San Francisco. Cal. au6td
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
MINING
coMPANV

Location of works, Gold Hill, Storey county,
Stats oil Neyada.-N0t ce.-ThVru 10 delinquent
upon tho following described stock. on account
OF asse.sment No. s. levied on the "a dsy o. Jui!,
1913. the several announts set opposite tne names
OF the respective shareholders, Is foll0Ws.
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DOCK ISLAND ..O..D AZ.

II Silver Mining compan, Location Of works.
God Till, storey county. Nevada,-Princ pa
place Of business. San traucisco, California;
Notice.-There are dc inqueni upon the Ioll"w
ing described stock, on account vI a-scssnel'
Nd. l, levied On tue 2Qth day OF June. 1873
the several amounts ret opposite the names o
the respective shareholders, a. follows:
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MUSIC TEACHING.

r JACOBSON. PRoFEssoR>A
;. OF Music. will Give Lessons -H&SO
In that polite and .popu'nr accom-. @A1
pli.hment to oil rho desire. on fhe Nh
VIOLIN. GUITAR. CoRNET, ~
FLUTE and other instruments. He can be
tonnd at his rooms IN the International Hotel,
Virginia CITY. or RI Sic will re attended a. their
residences. II desir d. All the laisr' Walt 60.
Qnadnlle: and other diuetpg mus!c. Just %,
e&i7sd and for tals, tyIt In
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NOTICE.

JULIA GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM.
~ pany Notice The fol owing Certificates
'fSiock were sold AZ public ancii' n on Jnly 81.
l>73. for non.paym-nt OF Assessment No. II,
Iey.ed June 9TH, ls;8:.
La Nnnnnf NuriIf Shnhs Snlh IAfi
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r TO CREDITORS,
LOST !

nHIRTY SHARES OF Cal EDoNIA Stock:
Ten Shares. certificate No. l.iat, In nsnle
Of e.. A Richardson. Tris,ec; Ten shares, No.
1850, +, E. Eyre, Trustee: Ten Sharee, NO.
1850. G. A. Richardson, Trustee. All persone
are cautioned against negotiating the same, a.
transfer has been stopped.
GEO. T. AARYE.
virrinia CITY Ansnitk ISIS. siM
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YELLOW JaUKHT rII.VER
Mining Company-Location Of Works,
Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada.-Notiee Is
hereby given. that at q meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees OF said Company. held on the 10th
day Of July. 4. D. 1919, an assessment. CNo.
l6j Of Five Dollars (S5) per share was levied
upon each and every sharo OF the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately, in
United States vold coin. 10 the Secretary, at the
Office OF the Company, Main street, Gold Hill,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday. the 18th day Of
August. A. D. 1878, shall be deemed delin
SSn nSH spe.ion. and u5lsss psvment ,Sa ai1 s.
made before. will he sold on MONDAY, the
18th day Of September. A. D. 1878, al 9 o'clock
p. ~. IN front Of tho oc1ee Of the Companr. 10
paw tho delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the lard OF Trustees.
@. " HOPKINS. Secretary.
Gold HIN, ssrsds, July 10, ls7a Nioid
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H EVENING NEWS
GOLD HILL, , sATUsDAY. AUG. 9. 1873


MINING AND STOCK TABLE
showing thr nulnber OF Feet and shnrss'n
the priacIpd dincs dealt In az tho sa"
Ga, ,,.eo S,o,x and Exchange Board.
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,UIC0K 1iII.L AND MiNlNG

SUlCOR 5pII.L AND MINING
> Company-Location OF principal place OF
~ incss. San Francisco.c Cal. Location q! works.
q Id I'LL MIni"g District, Storey county, New.
30 ice Is .c.eby z ven, I at at 4 meeting OF the
Board Of Director o said company, held on the
) It day OF July, 1878, au assessment, No. q. o.
twenty-five q y cent? per share was levied upon
he capital stock Of the. C rporarion, p y Bile
.nlne lately in Unit d States gold coin to the
secretary. at the Office Of the company. Rooms
and q, No. 3O2 Montgomery street, San Fran
.i.co. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
'.main unpaid on SATURDAY, the 8, b day Of
August. lsT3. sh II he d linqucnt. md adver'
Isec for ssle at public auction and unless pay.
nent is made he'orc, " Il be so!d on
he god day o. September. 1873. 10 pay the dclin.
llent ass 'ssmeni, I gether with c. sts OF adver-
Using and expenses Of 'ale.
BY order of tn" Directors.
wM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
>niec-Rooms 5 and G. No. SOC Montgomery
street. sam ErancisSO, Cal, az u
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posIpoNEmENT.

The above snlc Is hereby postponed nntiI
TUESDAY. August 10, 1878 by order OF The
iva ID W. JOHNSTON. Secretary.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
My y0Rk G eN.S.:ls.T.D

NkW YORK c 0N.Os.iS,TED
~ Mining C.'mpsny;@ Location OF Principal
Place OF Business. 40 Csllf1rnis strcet. san
Franclsco, California. Location Of Works.
hereby given that al a meeting Of The Beard or
Directors. b Id on tho 18th day Of August, 1873 an
No easement mo. 81 Of twenty. Eve cents per share
was levied uptu the. capital stock oft The corpora
Lon. payable Immediately. In U. s. god coin.
70 the secretary. =. the Office Of the COMPANY,
hia street. San srancisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this asse.sment shall
remain unpaid Oh the 9th day OF September.
1878 win be delinquent, aud advertised Tor sale
al public auct on. and unless payment Ia made
before. will DC snld on tho Is b day OF Septrm.
ber. 1913. to pay the delinquent a.se.sment, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. BY order Of The Direct r..
II. C. KIBBE. Secretary,
ofco Room q Hayward's Building, 40
'%alirornia street, San francisco. Cal. s6
GON>Oa.IOAC Su HOs.D nIt.I.
u On ritz Mil ana Mining Company. - Loca.
ton " Principal Place or Business, San Fran.
cisco, ca iEbr.ia Location Of Works. Gold
Ill. Storey County. Sevada-Notice II hereby
given, that al a meeting Of tho Directors. held
III the 4;h day OF Augnst, 1873, an assessment
No. y OF seventy nve Cents per share was
levied upon tho capital 81 .ck Of the corporation,
10 the Secretary, al the ONCE Of the Company,
No. 4i1 Californ a street, San Francisco, Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
.hall remain unpaid on the Eighth day Of Srp.
TENDER, ls73. will be delinquent, and advertised
or sale a, public auction, and unless payment
Is made before, viii be sold on the Twenty.
rnih day OF September 1873, 10 pay the de-.
lnquent assessment. toge her with costs OF
K. WEGENER, Secretary.
Office, No. 4l+ California street, San Fran
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TCLIA - e. An q sIs.vEu
% Mining Company-Loesfion OF Works. Vir
c,ni, Mining District, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given that al a meeting of the
Board Of Directors, held on the 9Th day or An.
yu.t, 1873, an assessment tNo. lS OF seventy.
iyc Cent? pr .hare was levied upon the capi.
"a! 81 ck or ihe CO operation, payable immedi'
s:sIy. in United States & ID and silver coin. to
tho Secretary, Room No. S, No. al9 California
street, San francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain rnpsid on the Sth day Of September.
lisa. will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
a, paSlic suction. and unless pa ment Is made
be.ore. win be solc on the ATTN day Of Septem
her. isll TO pay the delinquent assessment.
,occther with costs OF advertising and expenses
O, sale. By osdcr OF the Directors
~OMes-Room No, 5 Hayward's Building. sla
csiifornJs s,rcet. San Franci.co. Cal. au7 I'd
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LOST

"A PERSONAL PROPERTY RECEIPT
n Book, In Lower .old Hill, August Sth.
Any rerson finding the same will please leave
II At the Gold Hill News ofaoe. and receive .
snitshlo reward. Tds,e. hE. Li.
sas ~ IOWA Ss{susa
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Il. WEGENER. Secretary
oree-No. 4ii California street, San Franes.
20 Cal iyl1 i'd
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,YI.kH MININa COMPANY

,niec-Rooms 5 aud G. No. 302 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. Cal. az I'd
National Republican., 1873-12-09
I1Rop osALs ron LETTER BALANors
- rosT oyrteE nEEAnTsEsr.i

Es
| wkaiII Suros, DC, bee ASA. I
Scaled proposals will b. received at this Depart
mcu until the sil day OF January, isist y O'Clock
noon, for nrnisflng Letter hsnnccs for the use Of
from and stcr the st day OF February, is7i Of the
following description. namely;
first balances capable OF weighing eight ounces,
'ossanps' ~, TsS 70 :. srsusisa d9yn % 70 Sn,ir M
SECOND. Balances orthc ssmo capacity, graduated
by tle metrl. oI grammc system. or this class 10
Third. Baisnccs capable of weighing four pounds,
nvqlrupois weight 10 he graduated to half ounces.
oiths class u Is supposed that 30 will be wanted,
required IN the nsianccs 70 Gc Furnished. -. :,
samples of each description Of Balances must &C.
compsny each hli aud the bidder who may obtain
shS e2ptract MI be required g. mrni. inance' OF
Each balance must he well aud securely packed In
box for transportation, aud delivered. free OF all
expense, to the blauk agency, Wa Alnston, ID. o..
ordered a the necessities Of the Department may
require, al the discretion OF the Postmaster Gene
dc.mcd most advantageous 10 tho Department.
bids not made In conformity with this advertise
mcnt will not be considered.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
Certificate from postmaster that such suarantors
6}ng v IN two sufficient sure,cs will be required
4 Siiyrs 10 o furnish promptly any article con.
Jpctcd for, or sn attempt % Impose upon the be-
p1rtment articles inferior, In the opinion OF the
Postuastcr Gsncral, to those contracted for, vii he
considered suMcicnt cause for the forfeiture OF the
,Troposals mus, he indOr.cd on the ,snysl9p..,
the First Assistant Postmaster acncra, Wsshins-
dcp-rutw Postmaster ituprh.
National Republican., 1873-12-09
DRQPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER
AND TwlNE.
rosr orFlcx DEPARTMENT,

4
sEAhffS rRSffostIs vii g. rscc1c .f :, Tits
Twinc for the Use ofthc most oflct. III the United
M tI GIf sEc EGsF iiSR ir
.sG spib5n bnnsrnsa sksm AGSSGr OF the
ThS 9na,ily md the CssiTa,sd na quantity Of each
s,S sna e Weigh soTd,' q Ne rcam
.lsr. ard 70 Isiss $ s po,ds f 10 RSISs he RAM M
10 40 pSunis 1S of cotton Twias 20 Te gply, aud to
measure from 80 TO rs yards 10 the pound, q
pounds aud to be put up IN balls wgiEhinp
about a half pound each, and % bound 4. mol
g%SSfS' Sssi Ss SURF @ TN sPs sS IS spS pS
S one sGs 70 Two '% Pc Raa " Ise T. aa S
rs snot 20 become loose or tangled in trans
samples Of the articles required viii be Furnished
fltst Assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
ordeFcd as The I've sssc,stigs of Tie D"Inriment nsy
require, nt the disctelon Of the ostu istsr enCra
.ssi sS. w lss Gass S S srs
BIDS not made In conformity with this advertise
i s.ss Su s1aasr aS M mS.t hi, propo.a guar
satSSs 81 hs ,o s9 90 s9,niS S snr his SIa az,
< bona wllh two osunslcutsurctieswlli he required
4 i,.Igrs % furnish promptly any article con-
pir,msrt srtlcis. insrior, In tie opinion OF lie
lostfnhstsr tcnsrsi, to toac con r5c,cd for, will
,e con.idersd sufficient cause for ti~ forfeiture OF
Inc ro:iin,s,s. General reserve. The rsh, 70 re-
rrspS.si. sa.sss ~ isIsrsi p the sSyr,ses .rc.
fsins aud ses.ssd drs q .s yips, A..sst po, ssr
master e'"''''' w''sJlSS6to&S JSS. T.. g. SShEswELr.
dce-ruiw po-tmastcr Gcncrsl.
National Republican., 1873-12-09

ROTATION In Office is now the cry among
the new members Of Congress and their imme-
diaic friends and supporters. The consequence
Is that already many female aud some male
CLERKS have been courtcously notified that
their services will no longer he required after
the 3ist December, This notification Is ex-
cecdinely rough ani inappropriate at mia
winter. Dismssals Just now will result In
much distress, bccausc unexpected. =
Members of Congress do not seem TO renem-
Dor that those positions--female clerlsltips--
were first created for the benefit Of the widows
anl daughters Of faithful Government en-.
ployces who had been len In destitution. II
was never intended that women should he i'm
ported into The District to occupy these posi-.
tions, or that the number of them should be SO
increased as 10 become prizes in a lottery and
make m unssemly and unfcmninc scramble
for their possession. % ......
It isa matter Of grave doubt whether any
true friend Of . young lady, living at distance
would advise ! sr 10 compete loEa prize uthi
lottery. While there IS nothing In the dutic
a,tuehc,k that IA incompatible with the bes
character IN the world for purity, chastity, an,
the fullest Development Of true womanhool, I
must BE- confessed that the surroundings ar
not quite those Which most Of Us would prcfe
to have placed about our own wives an
daughters What The tongue Of gossip ca
do when ms,igatcl by Jealousy or iralr
National Republican., 1873-12-09


TnH 81. Paul Press says the commission sen.
10 Inquire into The truth Of certain accusations
ayair,, the conduct of the Commissioner of
InliIn Affairs whilc he was Indian agent IN
Minrcsoa hos been In full session over a wcak
at g.. Paul, anil as yc: no one has appeared,
either In person or by attorney, to substantiatc
the sU1urmous newspaper charges that Mr..
SrnA - milan agent cOrruptly made a con-
tr1c VIII ono Wilder. They had beeu in
arlsl By letter that the evidence wac all in
Icf.ra.'g. When they arrived another letter
ief9g.- : 'aeH t.at everything would be sady
wlH'. - c0EIriss!aa Was organized. When
tia creus -rsnspir2d the attorney asked for
frr;trT time, and finally, upon being sum-
maW'I before the commission, produced no
t"s4m'a" hri no clicn', but Indicated parry
who universally know1i In that community
asa" "Jphmoa lllr.n Thc attorney then at
tS'il.i 20 diver, u.c commission from the
charges o. issue AM ramblc oil into ,otliei
heliT Gf alairy lie desired larger game, and
proposed % arrIlIn the Secretary Of the In
terio'. II, was ready to try. Commissioner
Smith ufon almost any charge but the specific
ono wkl.h he was expected 20 prove. Al last
ac0Orl,s lie commission was In despair about
gcnins any testimony whatever. Mr.. Smith
sto bc congratulated upon the prospect oi
escaping even tho color Of damaging evidence,
National Republican., 1873-12-09
THE SOUTH AND TMPRo rEMEYrs.

A Southern Dcmocmtic Journal charac-
torizcs rs Selfish favori,ism' the appropria.
tions for the improvement OF rivers and
harbors, heretofore made. because they have
been generally expended In the North
They also charge that the South has "al.
ways been neglected. These journals
should not forget to inform their readers
that the Democratic politicians Of the South
Of "twenty years ago maintained that
Congress had no constitutional power TO
mako such improvements. aud not only
voted against them for tho North in a solid
body, but absolutely neglected to introduce
bills asking such appropriations for their
own section. II Is curious fact that
Mr. Platt is the first representative in
Congress from Virginia who has ever
asked for and secured any appropria-
ton for the removal Of distractions to
the navigation of the James river. The
neglect, therefore. IL there was any. was
that of Southern Representatives, and Of no
one else. And now these Dcmocutic Jour.
nals who are striving in all possible ways
to defeat the only party of progress in the
country, and send hack TO the halls Of Goa.
gress such antiquatcd fossils as II. NJ. T,
Hunter. have the face to ask Of the North
to make amends for past neglect Of its old
Democratic Representatives In the compile.
tion Of the James River and Kanawha
Canal by the General Government.
II would appear only fair to remind these
Journals that Congress helps those who help
themselves. Consequently, if they arc
really in earnest about wanting Govern.
mcnt aid for internal Improvements, their
first duty is to manifest II iby clecting men
to Congress who conscientiously believe in
the legality Of such appropriations, aIrl who
will pledge themselves TO do all in their
power TO secure them. Ex-senator Hun
ter. ofVirSinia has a record Of nearly forty
years Of bitter. unrelcnting opposition to
river and harbor appropriations. He was
for considerable portion Of that time in the
influential positions Of SPEAKER OF the House
and chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Finance. and could withou, difficulty
have Ind oil the appropriations for Southern
rivers and lnrlors he desired by the simple
asking. lie not only did not ask for them
for his own section. but cndcavored to de-
feat them for all other sections And in
this policy he was sustained hy tho whole
States rights Democracy of the South.
In view Of these facts, II is submitted that
these charges Of ''sc'fsh f,vori'sm" ard
neglect ag,ins. the North, and demands
for amends. come with very bad grace
from journals who are doing their utmost
TO return again topower the very men who
alone are Justly chargcablc with the no,
glcct of which complnint is 50 piteous!y
! nmlp .fa.4. . F....HHFrH .... =.a....- g.,
National Republican., 1873-12-09

TnE Kansas politicians appear to be very
hari 20 please. Caldwell was charged with
corruption and persecutcl into resignation
Pomcroy was alleged to have attempted bri-
berry, aul was al once "whlstled down tho
wind" upon the charge without trial. Vow,
Gov. Osborn, against whose reputation for the
highest integrity aud honor not breath of
suspicion had before been heard, has seen iit
to appoint Judge Croker, one OF the most rep
utable aud distinguished jurors IN the State, to
succeed for few weeks to Mr.. Caidwell's va:
cant scl. IN the Senate, aud all at once certain
politicians aud the press, which Is known to
DO In Their interest, discover that these
two mcu are the tools of monopo-
lists, and are being used for corrupt
purposes. Fortunately, however, the char
acter OF these gentlcmcn is too well and
widely known TO admit of such aspersIons af.
fccsng !, in the public estimation. The only
ede Eofthose assaults upon Governor Osborn
and Sena,or Crozier will be to open the eyes Of
the people OF Kansas to the fact that every
body is unworthy Of public confidence who is
not in iorscd by the clique Of vampires who
attempt To hound down every man who Is not
Of their own choosing. In this case their ei.
forts will rueoil against themselves.
National Republican., 1873-12-09

Cot, TnoMAs A. scorr has expressed
his yicws upon the financial condition
Of the country 10 correspondent Of the
Now York Tri6leis lie accounts for the late
panic IN the same manner that It has been
done by tho RRPvnloAS. The recent failures
made people tlmid when they Immediately re-
talnsd their nipals IN personal custody instead
of payt,g them out for their Indebtedness,
When all stopped payment paralysis OF the
moneiary system INTERVIEWED, To prevent a
retg.rsuse OF this impcdimcnt to eirula-
t,nn 30 Is Of opinion that the Government
f.psli afford sulllcicncy OF eirculat-
ing noies for all legitimate purposes,