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"ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w No. 1901 northwest corner of 10th and g
Successor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE TNIM
PROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL

ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctionar,
Federal Buildings, corner and 9TH SITS northwest
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets n w,

VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
oN The SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, TWO DOORS WEST OF SINTH
sTkEET WEST, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
- We win offer for sale at public auction. in
B1 front Of the premises, on MONDAY, May nth,
1878. at D clock p. m, the House and Lot now &C
cupied by Joseph Plat restaurant, known as
No: Goa Pennsylvania svepue. aud being part Of
Lot numbered one, (l,) in Square numbered four
hundred and sixty lone, (461,l contained within the
following metes and bounds Commencing at a
point on Pennsylvania avenue northwest forty five
45l feet eight ol inches wetwardly from the north
east corner OF said square and running thence
wardly along the line of said avenue twenty two f22
feet, thence sOuthwaraly AID at right angles with
said avenue fifty-two 1927 feet, thence due south
nifty three 1887 feet eight (sD inches the line Of
north street thence east along said street twenty
two 22) feet thence north forty six 49, feet nine %
inches, and thence northwardly 10 the place Of be
ginning.
The Improvements consist Of a large four story
Brlck House, containing eleven large rooms, ia
elusive OF the room the first floor, which fonts
both on Pennsylvania avenue and street north
Terms OF sale One-thiTd of the purchase money
cash. and the balance in equal instalments Of one ID
and two ~ years from date of sale. The purchaser
viii be required 10 give his notes for the deferred
PAYMENTS, bearing interest at the rate of eight -
per cent. per annum and secured By deed Of tr:lst
the property. deposit of so will be required
when the property is bid of. ConyeyaBciug at cost
OF purchaser. LEWIS j. DAVIS,
EUGENE CARtSI,
WM. =. LEACH,
Executors of Estate Of l. johnson. deceased.
nayi-d IRepl Il. u. CLEARl, Salesman.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auc'ionecrs,
~ Southwest corner 9th and ID SITS. nOrthwe

TRUSTEES SALEO VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON NORTH i STREET, BETWEEN
NEW Jersey AVENUE AND NORTH CAPT.
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DEE.

ALLISON. suddenly, on the ~ ins,ant. Of IA
rHlyss, THOMAS ID. Allison, IN the seth year OF hi.
age. ~ 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oueers,
II Southeast corner 0sb And ID streeta norfhveu

LARGE SALE OF GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS
LADIES, UNDERWEAk, LADIES AND GEN
TOYS, FANCY kRTfCIES, SHRsRS' PoCKEf
AND TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDKERCHfEFs'
TnMELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINN, NECK
TIES: SCaRES; COLLARS, SCISSORS, &c, &C
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 5th, c on
menciDg at 10 o'clock and EVENING At Z 40
and continuing Morning and Eveuing at The sam
bours, until the whole stock is disposed Of we will
n any other goods not mentioned
may4-a DUNCANSON BRos.. Auc.s
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X n. WAENER,
Real Estate Broker ana Auc.;onaar
Feoersi Builiings, corner 9TH and Y sts nar.bwa..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. WITH LARGE GROUNDS Ar
TAGHEn. NEAR MARINE BARRACKS, on
STREET, BETWEEN 6TH AND sTH SIS
SpUThEAST, AT AUCTION
- by virtue Of a deed of t-ust given TO Us dated
Nj ID DAY Of January, 4. ID lS74. aud recorded in
Ilber No. 49, folio IS, Of the laud record of
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and by
reI4sst ~ The rarity secured thereby, viii sell on
SATURDAY the 9th day of NAV, A u. 1875, at q
clock y m, in front Of the premises the fol- owing
Described portion OF square numbered SIS in thi,
city, VIZ Beginning for the l4f feet a. inches
IRON the southeast corner Of said square, and run
nlng thence west lbs feet and thence north lai feet
inches: thence east rs feet and thence south 10.
ieet Inches 70 the place Of beginning, situated on
street south, between 9th and 9TH streets east and
improved BY comfortable Brick House.
. Terms OF sale One-thrd cash; the balance in
three equal pay ments Of six, twelve and eighteen
t,onths, notes bearing interest and secured By a
deed Of trust on the premises sold All conveyanc-
ing, &c AT purchasers cost. deposit OF saDwill
be required as soon sold II the terms of sale are
not complied with within one week from day Of saIe
the Trustees the right resell the property
az The sk and cost of the defau;ing purchaser W
giving NJ days notice in the Evening Star and the
National Republican.
kkttERINAL 7 FFESSyDALL' trrustee-.
mayi tu,th,s DUNCANsON BROS, Auct..
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INHONAS Pow LING,
II Aact1ous-T ana Real Estate Broker
tSurrS-lr 20 Latirner 4 Clea-y1
Southwest rner Peuna- avenue aud ilth .treet
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS .'AuCtIoneer,
w tSuccessCT 10 Green William, AuctiOneers, }
Northwes: corner 10th and streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w Successor to Green 3 Williams A uctioueeru
1901 northwest corner lOfh And n ssraas.
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II ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctionaer.
FEDERAL Buildings, rngr 9TH and r SITS. northwest
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and II SITS. northwest
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- Real Estate Broker, lie Droi, Battling.
VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREEr, BETMEKN 6rn ANn ~ u

W., AT AUCTION
- On MONDAY, May 10Th, lsT5, on the prerni
~. see, at clock shah sell the ives; g
feet III inches Of Lot Is, ia Square 47 said lot hay
ing depth OF leo feet and inches 20 = wide xley
and improved by n good three story Brick II puse
Terms, One fifth ,ssh; the balance in one, two,
three and four y,s--. The purchaser g. give his
notes secured by deed Of trust the premises slli
bearing Interest AZ the rate Of seven per int
est payable semi annually. COuveyancinC At cost II
purchaser. Se5O down when the property il struck
On. imay4tdl THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02
Glad riding. Of GREAT ,Jor.

All kinds of Sewing Machines re-
paired, and work warranted. 1 have
had Ia years. experience in the Sew
ing Machine business. / stop at Rob-
inson e Bros in your place few days,
to do all jobs that may be brought me
in my line. MILTON A. MARTIN.
We, the undersigned, certify that M.
A. Martin has repaired sewing ma
chimes for us, and given entire salts
faction. We would recommend him
to any who have machines in need of
repairs, as we believe he thoroughly
understands his business.
Mrs G l. Sanders, Mrs G f Magoun,
Mrs Miles Chafee, Mrs Willis Davis,
Mrs A Hippenhamer, Mrs d c Baker,
Mrs Geo Onthank, Mrs A B Mack,
Mrs B Zimmerman, Grinnell, Iowa.
may5.wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

OuR New School BulLp1NG.-The
plane Tor our new school building. to
be erected at the head of West Court
street, ara row ready for Inspection
The size OF the building is 4OxGO,
three storiE and high basement. 1t
will be covered with Mansard roof.
End neat and well proportional tow
er. Tho Mansard roof will be laid
with colored slate, and cheval-de.
frise will ornament tho exterior of the
same. The basement is TO be con-
structed with view to heating the
building by furnaces, and will also af-
ford two large play rooms for the
scholars, and a place to assemble and
be comfortable until the school rooms
are opened. Taken altogether the
plan is a most admirable one. snd
when the building is erected on the
handsome site selected by the School
Board, it will add very much to the
beauty of our already noted and grow
ing city, as it can be seen for miles
away in approaching the city from al
most any direction.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02
Accident At Union Coal Mines

Last night ABOUT q O'CLOCK at Union
Coal Mine No. l. John Skinner and
Daniel Jones, were seriously injured
by the falling in of the roof in the en-
try in which they were working. At
the time Of the accident they were
timbering up the roof, and driving in
supports, when about three tons of
slate fell on them burying one of them
out of sight. Jones got out himself,
but Skinner had to be dug out. Jones'
face was badly mashed, his nose being
entirely demolished so that DR.. La
throp took all the bones out. Skinner
was not go badly hurt but was con-
siderab.y bruised. II is thought they
both will recover from their injuries.
They were both single men, and came
here from Streator, Illinois, some two
months ago.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02
Is your Life worth 10 Cents.

Sickness prevails every where, and every
body complains Of some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is to get well ;
now we say plainly that no person In this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint and Its effects, such Is In
Weston, Costiveness, Sick Headache. Sour
Sanach, Heart burn, Palpitation Of the
Leg Depressed Spirits, Biliousuess. &c !.
can GREEN'S AUGUST Flower with.
out swing relief and cure. II you doubt
tnls, gaep your Druggist, j. L. TAYLOR 8
20, am get sample Bottle for 10 cents
anu tfyS Regular size rs cents. Two
4Oess VIII elieVe you, a14d&w cit
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

This is the season of the year for
newspapers to agitato the subject Of
celebrating the Fourth of July. The
Muscatine papers have it bad. What
are the people here going to do about
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

Truth is stranger than fiction. Fifteen
years ago Vests Pulmonary Balsam was
but little known. To-day it is the most
popular cough remedy in the market. This
has not been caused by extensive adyertis-
ing but 1t has come up on its merits alone.
1t acts like charm on all throat and lung
difficulties. Trial bottles IS and so cents.
Large bottles $1.00 Sold by all druggists.
m27d2t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

The grand jury Of Story county
having failed to indict any of the par
ties arrested for the murder of Kirk.
man, the Governor offers reward of
$500 for the perpetrators Of the decd.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

Mr.. Samuel West, of Richland
township, says that many farmers in
that section are roplanting their corn
some of which did not come up and
some is being badly injured by wire
worms. Mr.. Overturf says the same
is true Of COMPETING township.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

A gentleman by the name of G. W.
Parke, of Burlington, has bought the
lumber yard formerly belonging to
Tomlinson & Willard in this city. Mr..
P, will in short time ill up the yard
with full assortment of all kinds of
lumber. He appears TO be live man
and we hope he and his family may
find Ottumwa a pleasant place to
1.-Two
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

The keosauqua man that found that
bundle of smallpox clothing in the
river at Kilbourne is now in luaran-
tine at keosauqua. He is not allowed
to see anybody nor anybody to see
him. Curiosity sometimes costs peo-
pie too dear.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

Supreme Court of Iowa convenes
i'm Des Moines, June seventh.

A farm laborcr named Ketcham
hung himself in the barn of his en-
pIoyer two miles north ofNew Sharon.
Mahaska county, on Monday morn.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

There will be sabbath school Pic
Mic on the 2Gth of June at the Far
lin place on Sugar Creek two miles east
of Ottumwa. A general invitation is
extended to all sabbath schools who
may find it convenient to attend. All
are requested to bring something to
put on the table. SAMUEL MORLEY.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

N. L. Gephart bought the John
Gray property, to-day, on the corner
of Wapello and Second streets, for
which he paid $1,000. He will at
once bring his family from Ohio to
Ottumwa, and 90 into business here,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

We are indebted to John Coyan,
City Assessor, for the following items
in relation to the city census and a..
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

Total value of all property. 81, ~, 292
Mr.. Coyan has not yet footed up the
population, but a. soon 40 he does 90
we will lay il before our readers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02
READ THIS TWICE,

s'4WU PEOPLES IDOo1R" cen.
eaSns NO 0eAtinusA Stories. 9 Aasgs
r19oo, - 0olumns Of Oholco 0qlneo1la.
neotg 8oaAaag 1gaSteS every Woek, -
gotAee With articles from tie peas 81
such Nell-meWn writer's g 0Ae0Y.
0lIvD1 OP4f0. oXLvANUD Oo0D.
r., 1919D AhO0x1, VIII 0A1k4oN,,
1T. 310WD1W03. MARE TWAIN.
&e. 81
win ssaa 'xhs Peoples Lsdges'' -
any aa9ssss svssy wssk fcr three nsasAs
''Ths Peoples keAwer'' u an cid eetaA-
nsheA and yoliablo woody paps1. pub-
nshsA every Saturday, end 10 vssy pep
11ar tAfeu9heuS the n. p. and e01als
States address,
HERMANN Z. CURTIS, PubIishsr,
No. SO Bremfisld g., 9sston, Mass.
uly 2-wlynrm.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02

DIR. j. l.. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot
returned from California last evening.
Mrs, Elliott is much improved by her
journey home. The DR., says his sec.
ond trip 10 California did not please
him so yell as lis visit in the winter.
He liked the climate then, but now he
does not. The fogs and ocean winds
ON the coasta are very disagreeable at
this season of the year.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02
Ottumwa has proven victorious in

Ottumwa has proven victorious in
the water power matter, The public
spirited citizens OF that place have
raised the $4,000 required, snd few
thousand over 10 show their good
will. We congratulate our neighbors
on their success and predict for their
city growth In population and in
crease in wealth Bloomfield Repu5
lican.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-02
session OF the wapcllo County Sab.
hath school Association.
TUESDAY, 2 O'Clock. P. NJ.

TUESDAY, 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
The President. DR.. Williamson, be.
ing absent, Rev. II. NJ. Stevens was
chosen to presided. H. Emery Sec
Rotary present aud filling that petition.
Rev. T. Stephenson led the singing
during the afternoon and evening SEES.
sion.
Tho topic-Thc true work and aim
of the Sabbath School-was opened
by Rev. E. Sampson.
Mr.. Sampson read . carefully pre-.
pared paper aboundinx in good
thoughts we'll and forcibly expressed
Rev. II. NJ. Stevens, Rev. j. y. Sim
none. Mre. G.. w. Bowen, Rev. j
Sunderland, Rev. B. Holland and VIM
Tackaberry, spoke on this topic.
EVENING SESSION.
The Children's meeting was not
success in numbers. Rev. j. B. Hill
and Rev. John Potter led in prayer.
The meeting was addressed by Rev
j. Sunderland and William Tackaber
~, Esq.
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now shull we. and what means shall
we use to build up this new State !!
These questions are propounied 81
thousand times a day by men Of public
spirit, but the war does not seem to be
open, Politics alone cannot answer
the intertogstories. pOlitics have
their places 10 the machinery Of ana,
lion or State, but alone, they are ilu.
potent for good Sometimes it is a
source Of positive evil, more especially
when it seeks tue personal aggrundize.
ment Of politicians, to the sacrifice Of
the public good. 1N
1loyery political party was governed
by desire to deyelope aud give OIL
cheney to material interests, aud foster
with care aud vigilance every moral
element ofthe State, We might look for
advancement. Prosperity We canuOt
have until the people shall learn that
submission to the high claims Of true
morality is the oply road to permanent
success, either 10 national or individual
character. 0Ho leading element IN
that system, is the use and improve.
ment Of our gifts and our resources,
These ate bestowed upon man for the
mutual benefit otall. He who locks
aud bars his mpaus against the demands
of the industrious and energetic, vic.
lates g. eat moral principles. He who
throws il upon the surface, where it
may be used to bring out the undovel.
Oped wealth of a people, becomes a
public beneinclor.
flour State would DO rich, and bid
defiance TO poverty, hunger and suffer.
rug, the people must invite the work
lug industries Of other places 10 come
to US, aud make it to their interest to
come by offering the best inducements
--PdrksrS6urg Item. Xii
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AN INJUNCTION GRANTED.

Til. Charleston Courier Of April 1st
(appropriato day) announces with n
flourish Of trumputs that an old NOISY.
backed fossil, down 10 Oabcll county.
known to tho world as tile inventor
and solo proprietor Of the celebrated
Magic Relief or Wizard Oil, but now
holding tho Office Of Judge, has grant.
cd an injunction, prohibiting Governor
Jacob from removing tue property Of
the Stale from Charleston 10 Wheel
ing, as was directed by tic law passed
by the Legislature, temporarily re-.
moving tho scat Of government to the
latter city. His name is Ward and
he has afforded another testimonial Of
the striking efficacy of bis Magic Re.
lief.
The query arises herO-had Judge
Smith, Of tho Kanawha Circuit, 70.
fused TO grant the injunction, thus ma
king it necessary to go to another
Circuit, TO obtain relief II strikes
us that such is the case. Judge
Smith, it is well known, is 4 lawyer
who has not only won brilliant rep.
utation at the bar and OH the bench /;
but be hassomc respect for tho pro.
ptiCiits Of life. Judge" Ward, who
is fast dropping into his dolage-who,
BY his inability to hold his Courts, las
compelled The election of a Judge prO
tcmrore IN the various counties, has
no reputation to make, and certainly
does not fear the contempt of tue loyal
profession or Of Tho public. lie has
beon found willing to do this little job
for Charleston, and no doubt will re-.
ceive the eucOmiums Of tho half.dOzcn
property holders who applied fos and
o5laintd tho Injunction. We give be.
low tho opinion Of the Rcgia,F on the
subject; which expresses tie views
not only ofthc Wheeling papers, but
Of all tic leading lawyers Of tue State.
II seems, says the RICHTER, that those
who wete Engaged in tho task Of pro.
pairing the inj1nclion wero fully post
I'd regarding tue principles Of law in.
yOlv.d, md devoted all their aeumcn
,,Esfd obseuring the obstacles by
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nenns Of language sulliciontIy teell.

means Of language sufficiently tech-
uicll aud plausible to prevent any
scruples on the part Of tho Judge in
granting it. We published a few days
ago, The law in uulnistakable Engllsh 5;
Questions IN their nature political, or
which pre- by the constitution and
laws submitted to the executive, arc
not subjects Of judicial coguizauee,"
Now "yOur orators" get around Tin
this wise, First it is made 10 appear
that the question ia not political, but
personal. That certain citizens Of
Charleston, voters, tax.pdy1', Sc,
will be injured personally by the re-
moyal and therefore they pray tho in
Junction. Could anything be more, 10
draw it mild, peculiar : By consult
ing Noah Webster, man who just
now is far more prominent 10 the land
than even General Grant, it will be
seen that The word "pOlitical" is thus
defined "reIating to State affairs |"
Now, il the removal Of tue Capital is
not q Stale affair, aud therefore pOliti.
cal and therefore not subject to judiciul
cognizancO, what under heaven is?
THIS is the frst point made, aud, Of IL
self, is sufiCisntto iuyalidate the in
Junction. M
Bat, again, 1t Is alleged that the
powers aud duties conferred upon the
Governor and others BY tbs law, arc
not executive or political. but minis
teHaI. We have answered tho politi-
cal objection; new to the executive.
Webster again comes to tho rescue,
The word "minisierisW is defined
"pertninlug to ministry and executive
officers" Now when it IS asserted
that a thing /. DOT executive but min
isleriAl. what is said ? Simply that
that which is executive is not exlcu
tive. That's all. NJ 6..l
We have neither timo nor space to
analyIn the whole. This ~ sufficient
to slos me absurdity and flinsiness OF
the whole matter, and We think We
have demonstrated that point SO fully
that a child un ierstaud il ha under.
stands English. IlcaSe the people to.
day eau see how little they have to
fear FROM this, 10 voting to nifty the
issue OF bonds TO raise The money for
proper building. though we presume
that no QUE is 50 Obiusr us 10 be de.
cei,ed Into any such opposition.
We ouly desire further 10 remark
that ii is not likely that the GoyerA,
or, who has had all tho arguments
against tho eonai'ntionpity Of tho net
presented to him III order to influence
his veto, and who was SO well sn,is.
fed, in his own mind, that il was not
unconstitutional that he would 10,
exercise that power-should now be
made to believe TINT such is the o,.e,
or he induced to respect a clearly lille
gal and unauthorized Injunction.
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THE ANNUAL REPORTS.

We have before US copies Of tho Re-
ports Of Auditor Bennett aud Treas
urer Burdett, for the years, 1894,
They arc the nlo1t comtlets aud cx-
haustiyc documents Of the kind ever
issued BY any Executive officers Of
this State; aud the query arises here,
can ii be Tint the compllcrs thereof
are dishonest Their reports. and
tux,rcccip,s Of the people, show thnt
by efficient management Of the public
funds, not only is taxation reduced,
but every obligation Of thu State j,
met. There never was anything in
tho howl attempted to no raised against
The Auditor and Treasurer, except
this ono fact: So faithfully and we'll
had they conducted the affairs Of the
State, that they were re.nOminntedin
1872 Their subsequent conduct full.
ly warranted this confidence and a
few hungry oficc.seekers, who saw
that tue renominating process might
DO repeated at tho next convention,
thereby cutting OF their chances, de.
termincd to destroy Bennett aud Bur.
ds,t by circulating yarns Of Official
iualAdninistration AS the best rsfu.
tation in the world Of these Infamous
calumnios, let the people turn to the
published reports Of these officers
Thereis no secrecy about them. They
are circulated pro Lono puJlieo. Ev-
cry cent received or disburted. aud
FROM or TO whom, is duly noted, Il
there is an error, Let II DO made
known. nUr
These olficcrs, by their efficiency,
economy, and wise suggestions, have
not Only paid tho obligations left due
by our Republican predecessors, but
have pluced tue credit Of thu State up.
OF a firm and enduring basis. And
this Is their crime-nothing more,
Having proved their efficiency, certain
slaie.nlukers ordain their political
death. to make room for men who do
possess common honesty, let alone any
Of tue qualifications Of tbs present in,
eumbeuts.