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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-01

sentea 10 the State for grant OF money ltnas e4-
msaons OF the secions and ia decision must so ser-
us
no, he ignored, and IT'S importance Can hard be
0vstratsd. Those who argue the question ~ ,ne
esebrstiou. dednee their objections from the facts
sf our history, and prsssa. thsm wn poiM WEI
which Ghss9Ses ose sss Mih
fansss In ihse shs oejse.lsns may ss igs sa
gently uuaerstood aGa S annoa anoSS eur
nsonI. on such subject must p. JUDGE our luure
SrS rsss ypeace be opposition The Censeu
Nal celebratop froR this southern stand point is
essnd az - tSs bsgnniE the war between the
sisIss, q demand was made by the National Exeru
clgyc;r other STATES. According 10 the poiitl-
SAT MA nctrles rnaiptined and revered by Shrte
grginissps, ln n, dfm .Ia ana Us al
Sower and q Isyolution OF the cover nm, ut. Our
people khea THAT IL bad been proposed IN the Crn-
"a with authority 70 coerce recusant state
md that line propost Ion was cited With intent u
!, REFUSE the power. They knew lha, 10 1855 when
Nasnt and expressed Tears lest 1t mixut possibly Sc
military In The fulure against States ar Madl-
son, The father OF The COnsti utpn, declared that
snsh Sears were more like the incohs rent dreams
81 t-nrtous JEALOUSY. or The mstuCged exaggersi
lions % eoun' erf.il ze&, than ks Ahs sober xp-
also that when al last and reluctantly Virginia ace
oeded 20 lhe Consultation IL was upon the declared
sondinon that The right 70 Withdraw and resume
spy time, for proper cause OF which fhe state was
e 81 az aDSs
historical facts looBtaR 10 NO aneh narrow con-
sdssa,ions % the psotestion 41 pr9nes oItns In
tRsir lrad,tioaM doctrines OF fIse geyernmeal and
iipegsys the people Of VEginla with
s sss S, ssa
and net lpyasson WIN iDe sword. IL arriving al
.Si. sels1ah ossison 40 Proc. Of tneit
SAtped 20 become the rayaged arena OF the bloooies
d war or ,nodetR times. During the four Years OF
men were -empIoyedr 10 overcome The asmIherr
Reopei ara lnisI fHcf, and million Of Visible
iATsges, kIsst The hetoic devotion. with Winch they
.epggled afcr The prIpcpss they held 10 De tnsi.
E*s W have fought shsl war, Wsuld hsSr h-su the
AaFcstshpg ane crsy.a snrrepdsE OF their princi-
r. ssge
eurssd ho. or, enc % sassa % fra Yateworse
:l sSsa ss sss ss.a g sl .s e
s,s sss y sisTs s'gS
I s nee ssss shrf s S pssSiss ?,
sseuitsS oymmpn country, they ss oace aad cheer
sssatraIeat wnie6 rsngsa Ks Sass iS oil
tetsysr and pade Ihe uaton
s ass ~ me- ss asi Nth Z. e. ling
$3.50 tsomt hs b9rFofs at war. besyok Inyaassises
Aad sts9ye y rsssose me
usssa lsl alone shsy had ossn Allowed % .ss-ssi
Il II ths sepsssi country had 5. On COY.
"A N w ae ysy honor
been afiSzsc and would havs ensured ,hs Ds asa
Ig1be eutFs south Wonia aoos hsys teen = scepe OF
peace, iab0E &a0 vigorous
Sena.9n IS g /, e ne 9sis nays pen
ysedpcslSe espacis5es ctthe ssxptt pr00aefisg
k,ates son,a 6sqs sesp rsssorsaS sas fssmss. ds,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Mississippi, 90 long under the rule
Of Radical carpct.bagger, has gone
Democratic by large majority. In
consequence Of this victfy, drums
we're beat, cannon fred, and orators
spoke from many stump.
The New York Democratic State
ticket probably elected BY from one
70 three thousand majority.
It is thought that the Wisconsin
Democrats have elected their State
Treasurer.
Maryland. of course, has elected her
Democratic candidates. Maryland is
always true.
II is probable that Massachusetts,
has gone Republican.
The Republicans carry Pennsylvania
by about $4,000.
Conservatives victoriousin Virginia.
The complexion Of the Legislature
will not be materially changed.
Kansas Republicans have elected
nearly two-thirds Of the Legislature.
The Republicans claim about two
thirds Of the Legislature in MINES
sofa.
The New Jersey Legislature stand:
Senate--twelve Republicans, nine
Democrats; House--thirty-seven Re-
putlican., twenty-three Democrats.
Election news is very meagre, and
returns unsatisfactory.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Two parties. composed Of members
and lobbyists in Congress, have been
for year. trying to get an approPria-
ton from the government Of eight or
ten millions Of dollars, for the purpose
Of soshsping the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi river as to cause the accumu-
lated mud 10 move out into the Cult,
or to build a ship canal for the Pur-
pose Of allowing the largest vessels to
pass around this muddy channel. One
Of the parties above referred to favored
the former plan, and the other the lat
ter. Both we're successful, aud the
sum of 5000, 900 was appropriated
to the canal advocates in 1s73-f-but
IN 1574-5-at the very close oi the
last session, that bill was virtually de.
feated by a cunning ring Of lobbyists,
who got seven and n quarter millions
appropriated for the Eads Jetty plan,
and they are now at work on these jet
tics, deepening the mouth of the chan
mel and spending the money OF the
Woodworking taxpayers. Captain
Eads. the protector and contractor,
speaks and writes hopefully Of his
plans and success so far. but grave
doubts are entertained by many prom.
inent civil engineers as to the prncti-
cabiliiy and possibility Of the jetty
system No public work has been
ever undertaken by our Government
of more Importance than this, and
certainly none promising higher re-
turns for the sums expended in it than
will be realized by the public general
ly. in case the plan proves to be a sue
cess, which is to be greatly hoped by
all. This great river, washing the
shores of so many States for over
twelve hundred miles, is rendered al.
most useless for great part Of the
year on account Of the collection of
mud at its mouth for over twenty miles,
rendering it impossible to pass vessels
of large tonnage through it, We be-
lieve there is a way to remedy the
trouble and the American mind can
solve the problem.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

OF course the new President Of the
L. d n. r. X. Company had to do
something different from what he found
to be the order OF things when he came
into ofiice--aud he had the bad judg-
ment-and worse taste IN pouncc down
upon the timetable, which was IA
reasonably good one and satisfied the
public, and so changed it as to make
everybody wish that the late President
had been reelected.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

II Hearth asd Homes professed O
family New York paper, can be be.
lieved, the new Secretary Of the Int
rior, Hon. Zach Chandler, is not only
a very handsome man. but almost the
very greatest Statesman Of the present
day. The fulsome eulogy pronounced
upon the Secretary, would make a
novice believe that be is demi-goi.
Still, it is said. but not by the III.
and n. eulogist, that Mr.. Chandler
takes little too much teddy every
day Of his life.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

They have actually begun to make
a tunnel-und, the English Channel,
from Dover in England 70 Calais in
France. II was commenced on the
French side and will be 100 feet below
the bed of the water. and is estimated
to cost sixty millions of dollars. Old
Commodore Vanderbilt could pay for
it and have forty millions left as nu-
cleus around which to build a large
fortune.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Az exchange says that six or seven
States will cree, buildings for the Cen.
tennial at Philadelphia this year aud
next, and wants TO know what Ken
lucky will do. Dor Why, she will
do no such fcolish thing. She has a
better use for her money.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

The Court Of Appeals reversed the
case Of the l.. An. r. r. Co. against
Peter Fov. Il will he remembered
that Mr.. Fox recovered judgment
for s35, 900 against the II. X. Co. for
damages sustained, We have not
learned the cause Of reversal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

The Franklin Pdtriot thinks that
the placing of the wired skeleton Of
g-and and invincible old Lexington,
the peerless race horse, in the muse.
UNI of the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington is an intended "honor"
to the old hero, and says that any old
faithful pillow horse deserves as much.
Now, in the first place, it was not in
tended as an empty "nonor' to the an-
imal, but To permit ''horse anatomists'
and others to examine the wonderful
formation, size, &c, Ct the once feet
est horse that ever sped to victory and
renown. In the second place, the
skeleton OF such a horse deserves Ia
be preserved from the ravsges Of de-
cav
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

with the public spent Of century ego are
kept at the head Of the G. =. X. X. We are
likely N celebrate our second Centennial
before the completion n the road !. rrrived
al. All these men are good enough in their
respective avocation-; but to have men who
know no more about railroads than "hog
does about holiday" and WIN are 90 alb.
-orbed in their own business, that they do
not care, is CRYING shame, an I q matter
that the Cincinna,ia should look after
We append the result of our labors--for
final estimate
Travelling expenses. hotel bills Sc...........sso 90
FINAL istimate................ " ~
Total loo IN collecting 80
Moral--Don't attempt to draw you- Final
give IL a. your share towards building
this great prospective thoroughfarc. W.
SECTIONS 80, "a, 81, 20, Of, %, and %,
arr, for third time, advertised for Nov.
18th. Reasons assigned for it, re letting
bids too high before. Il Is to be completed
by July lat, ls76--Centennial dsy--at
which time Il is said the road will be in
running order from Chattanooga to Gin.
cirnati.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

THERE are few people living with
in "A dozen miles Of the great Nam.
moth Cave Of this State. and who were
lrbrn and reared there. who never saw
the mouth, even, of this sub-terranean
wonder. Yet thousands Of other PEG.
pie have Travelled thousands of miles,
crossed oceans, and expended humid
reds of dollars in order to view this
great curiosity Of nature.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

A PART Of Macauley's theater, in
Louisville, is to be used as place Of
worship on Sunday nights this Fall
aud Winter, by Rev. A. B. Simpson
and Others, who will hold revival
meetings therein.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

TrErrESs, the noted prima donna
from Europe, now in this cosntry, is
pretty, large. fat and forty. She has
never been married. Olive Logan
says she is simply divine, aud divinely
simnle
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

IT is now estimated that the amount
of gold and silver mined during the
year 1873, will be over one hundred
millions. which is $50, 100000 more
than any previous year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

The Duchess of Elinburg, wife Of
Victoria's eldest SON, and daughter of
the Gar of Russia, has had another
baby lately. She was married in Jan
ruary, '73. and has, already, two chill
dren, a bow and girl. One Of them
is a Colonel ia the British army, and
one Colonel IN the Russ ian army.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

The Gold Bunk and Trust Compa'
nv Of California has again suspended,
owing to threatened run" upon it
BY the depositors. Things are con-
sidcrably shaky upon the gold coast
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

SECRETARY BRIsTow has called for
the redemption of slO,0OO,O0O more
of the u. 5. Bnnds. That looks
good deal like resumption.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

The Catholics are talking of max
ing a negro Cardinal in New Orleans
What next
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

SAN FRANcIsCo was shaken by an
earthquake few days since. -Er.
So was the Bank of California. and
she's tottering and shaking yet.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

The people of Missouri adopted their
new Constitution last week, by large
majority.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
GOING sOrTsi.

ss-NorE Through passengers can chang. cars
al Lebanon function arriving at Cincinnati june
ton la time 10 connect With short Line trains, ar
irving at Cincinnati at g. 40 y. NJ. Arrive at Lou
isyile Ia time 10 connect with j. NJ. |. X H., u,
a ". Ry and Y. ;. Mail iine steamers for all
points North, ESst, and West Passengers going
south via Montgomery on Memphis Lines, leave
Lebanon Jun ctia, st l2OA N 1905 a. N. aud 1871
y. ~ Train. leave Louisville daily, except sunday,
Al 20 a IA. AID TIh u kIha.oal Sith,It shanse.
Pt,s.agsssean leave Louisville at AN. and over
take this train at Lebanon Junction.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

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As A REMEDY IN
MALARIOUs FENERs, BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRESSION, REST
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MSS.
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
II contains four metical elements. never. united
in the same happy proporiion In any other prepar-
alton, win gentle tathirtic, wondelfdl Tonic,
unexc.ptionable Alternative aud certain Correct
i've Of all impurities Of the body. such signal
has attended Its USE that IL Is nov regard
cal Us the
GREAT UNYAILING SPECIFIC
TESTIMONIALS.
~ have never seen or tried such a simple enica-
cious satisfactory aud pleasant remedy in my lie"
III. hAiskn, st. Louis, Mo.
HOS. ALEX II. STEPHENS
II occasionally use. when my condition require.
Il, Dr simmons Liver Regulator, With good effect
Hon. Ajax. H. srErnESs
GOVERNOR or ALABAMA.
"Yoar Regulator ha. been Ia use In my family
i0i some time aud am persuadedtit II valuable
addition 10 the meii"al scienoe. '-'iov. j. GiLL
SHORTER. Ala.
II ace usol the Regulator In my family for the
past seventeen years | can saily recommend V
Tor that class of diseases 1t purports Ia eafe."-h,
b. IniorES
PRESIDENT CITY BANK.
''simmons' Liver Regulator has proved a good
and enieieni msdieine. &C. A. surrise.
DRUGGIST.
ave have been acquainted with DR.. siInmoDs'
Liver Malicine tor more than twenty years, and
knos 4 ~ be the best Liver Regulaiur offered 10
the public M X. Lfok and II l.. lfos' Belle
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II was cured by simmons Liver Regulator, amer
having suffered several years with Chills and fe-
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THE CLERGY
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fELDER. Perry, Ga
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

TWENTY States held elections last
Tuesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05

Palace care are run south both ways without
chang. To Nashville, chattanooga. Mem.
pitts, Atlanta, Montgomery. Nseoa.
Mobile, Aew Orleans, Jackson vtIle,
via, and ali other inisrpediaie poials.
Ticket Office al Depot
or ATMORE, Gent Pass. A Tickt As't.
-. Asrsosr, As't stanford, ny.
fss-iy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-05
TIME JULY 4th, 1875.
GOING NORTH.

Trains sa,s stanford as follow. daily, sundays
excepted
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12
City Parks.

Los Angeles, with thousands of acres
of unoccupied lands in and near the
city, has no city park or public square
worthy of the name. The little grass
plot opposite the Pico House and the
single block of ground OH Sixth street
would be no credit to an Eastern vii
lage of one thousand inhabitants.
Mayor BEAUDRY's Park has been laid
out with taste and we know will en-
hance the value of his hill property
one hundred fold. This private enter
prise and its value to Mayor BEAU
DRY's property, will convince any
thinking man of the immense value q
large and beautiful city park would
be to all property. Hundreds of acres
on the hills or OH the level towards
the Agricultural Park could be OBJ
tanned for a small sum, but which in
a park would be worth incalculable
thousands to the city. Los Angeles
should profit by the history Of other
cities and purchase its land for parks
now, when the price is low and at
some time in the future our city park
would hardly be second to Paramount
Park, Philadelphia, for commanding
position and luxuriant vegetation.
Enterprise like this on the part ofthe
city would be great inducement TO
Eastern people to settle here, and fu-
ture generations would be blessed by
the foresight of our city fathers. With
such enterprise on the part of the city
it needs no prophetic vision to see
Los Angeles city of $4,000, the
smoke of so factories rolling upwards.
ornamented with churches and schools
of architectural beauty, palatial resi-
dences crowning our hills and park
of hundred acres, with Boulevard
circling it and extending to the sea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12
Ems Anaelss AsraN'
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Another attempt has been made TO burn
the capitol at Wheeling, West Virginia.
The whiskey and Babcock cases continue
to interest the country.
Samuel 7. Glover. of st. Louis, has been
chosen to assist in the whiskey cases instead
of Mr.. Henderson.
The steamship Abyssinia has arrived at
Queenstown en- route TO New York
The steamship Mohl, of the North German
line has been seriously damaged by an explo-
sion OF the boiler Of a tug, while in the har.
Dor ofBremen. Fifty persons reported killed.
The San Francisco Chief of Police has COM
menced his war on hoodlums.
The $50 900 race Of San Francisco will prob.
ably take place on Christmas.
James O'Malley,a a plasterer, fell from o
scaffold In San Francisco on Friday and was
killed.
w. II. Barker has been appointed Special
Centennial Commissioner for this State.
The City OF Panama arrived yesterday at
Santa Monica.
l. II. Gassi.i CT Campo II recovering.
Jno. Harney of Bear River was drowned in
Natolle River on Friday.
Indians are depredating on Verde River,
A. T.
George Reynolds, leading Mormon, has
been convicted of poygamy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12

THE San Francisco Chronicle is de.
voting great deal of space to explain
ing the most available route for the
Southern Pacific Railway. OF course
there is not great deal of valuable
information 10 be CLEANED from its ar
ticles as they are written by persons
whose knowledge of the topography
Of the country is exceedingly limited.
The Southern overland road is being
constructed by the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company whose engineers
are selecting the best and most avail
able route, and we would suggest to
the Otyonicle people that they might
improve the reliability of their edito.
rials on the subject by looking over
che field notes Of the Company's engi-
naar oarns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12

THE Legislature commences its ses-
sion with the full consciousness that
the eyes of the people are upon it and
that a short economical term is ex-
pected. The amount of law making
necessary to the welfare of the COM
munity squite small and its expenses
need not be very great. Whatever IS
done worthy of credit will reflect hon.
or OH the Democratic party and what
ever is done that the people will not
endorse is milestone about the neck
of the party in power. 1t will not re
quire many millstones to drag the
party once more into the minority.
Let Legislators remember this.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12
Morning Dispatches.
1 A. M.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
EASTERN NEWS.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. llth.-A
party of Spiritualists have announced
an exhibition, or seance to be given
in an open house here tomorrow
night. Mayor Whitley has addressed
letter to the President of
the Hall Company declaring the
proposed exhibition jugglery and
slight of hand show and threatening
to arrest those connected with it ifany
attempt was made to exhibit it on
Sunday. The spiritual class that pro.
posed the performance of religious ex-
ercises are very Indignant at the
Mayors interference with their right
to run religious performances i'm their
own fashion; they have not therefore
given any notice of withdrawal of the
exhibition.
The Old Suit.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE case of
Bowen VS.. the Brooklyn Eagle was up
yesterday in Brooklyn, and counsel for
the Eagle asked for a stay of proceed
ings to take the testimony of absent
witnesses. Stay granted and commits
sion issued. g@
Senatorial Contest.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 1.-THE
Democratic congress of the General
Assembly met to nominate Senator
to succeed Senator Johnston, and ad-
journed at II O'Clock on this p. NJ. un-
til Monday at 10 A. NJ. A number of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12

A dispatch to the New York Graph
ic says the whiskey frauds will cover
fifteen million dollars and extend
from New Orleans to st. Paul. The
exposes to come will involve three
United States Senators, several Con-
gressmen and number of Chicago
editors. The same dispatch says BAB-
COCK can explain the "Sylph" tele-
grams. This he may do before a pack
ed Court Martial, but his explanation
will not satisfy the people. AS
GRANTS private secretary, he had
certain duties to perform, but his po-
sition did not demand cypher mess
ages to JOYCE and the whiskey ring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12

PRESIDENT GRANT expresses un-
faltering confidence in Secretary BAB-
COCKS innocence. This, to say the
least, is in bad taste. While an indict-
ment does not convict the Presidents
door-keeper, yet, decent regard for
the Judgment of United States
Grand Jury would have impelled the
President to reticence. This BABcocK
question strikes close home in the
Presidents family, as BABcocK has
been acting as valet to the GRANT
family in all their Summers travels.
We are of the firm belief that Presi-
dent GRANT will be permitted to hire
a more honest, if not as stylish valet,
after the United States District Court
finishes the BABcOCK case.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12

named paper. SAM is nevertheless boss
editor of the Post and in this connec-
tion we may add that those editors
who are poking fun at SEABoUGH's
Roman articles are evincing degree
of ingratitude of which they should be
ashamed. All that many of them
know of ancient history they learned
from the editorial columns of the Sac
ramento Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12

to-day in George Reynolds polygamy
case, calling for enforcement of the
law of Congress as regards polygamy
in that Territory before farther injury
is done to innocent women and chill
dren. The jury this evening brought
in a verdict of guilty with a recon-
menlation to mercy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12
FOR EICM.
heEXpiOsiOn.

LONDON, Dec. 1lth.-The explosion
of the dynamite on the wharf of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Line
at Bremen Haven this morning
causing fearful loss of life therefrom,
caused most intense excitement The
killing and manning of so many per-
sons on the steamship Mohn following
so closely upon the wrecked steam
ship Deutschland, heightened the ex-
citement and added to the confusion
upon 50 Il sastrouI a calamity. The
force of the explosion was terrific, and
scattered in every direction the cargo,
and the passengers luggage was
thrown in promiscuous heaps on the
wharf. The vessel was crowded with
people.exchanging farwells and await
ing the departure of the steamer. The
deck was covered with flying missills,
and those on board were either killed
outright or horribly MANNED. A scene
of great confusion ensued, and the
shrieks of the injured and dying were
heard all over the city. Crowds of
people quickly gathered and every as
sistance rendered to the injured, who
were conveyed to the neighboring
houses and medical aid procured.
Over sixty persons, number of them
employees Of the Company, were in
stantly killed Many of the injured
cannot survive. The company's
agent states that the explosive mate
rial belonged to one of the passengers.
The cause of the explosion is not
known, but it is believed to have re-
suited from the accidental dropping
of the box containing the dynamite
by one of the Company's employees.