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John Cochin, Treasurer Of Mahanoy Town
snip, IN SchuylHlll county, fatllck dolphin,
township. and five others, we've arrested Tues
day, and held TO answer for rregulartle in
office. The irregularities" consist in raising"
Orders-sueh as changing nine TO ninety collars
presenting fraudulent claims tor WORK not
done, and collecting taxes without turning them
over
"A COW in Luzerne county for which Now.
fOundland uog nad formed an attachment died
recently, and IOr two days aud nights the animal
remained with the dead COW. He was finally
mduced TO leave by little BOY with whom he
was familiar,
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Bills for the following s0ios have been print
ed at hi Office during the past few davs;
MarON, attn, Nt o'c'oct M, the real estate
Of Samuel Shive, tec'd. in MahOning Twp
March 10th, at one o'clock p M. on the Fastmar
farm. in Lehlghtnn, the farming stock anG
imnlemonts Of c. II. Bower.
March nth, at 2 y. IN. on the premises in the
Borough Of Parryville, the real estate of JAG
M0nt2, decd. See advertisement,
March 18th NJ one o'clock y. m, in Franklin
two; tanning stock nnS implements, Of Ed
ward ltaJcr
March 23rd, at one o'clock D. H., in East Penn
Executors saio Ot farming stock aud imple
mcnt' of John Albright, dcr'd.
March 25th, AZ one O'Clock NJ in Fast Penn
iliming stock and implements If +. X
Mlutz.
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From the County Seat.

Sheriff Breneiser continues confined
to n bed by sickness.
The sleigh bells jingled merrlly
through our streets on Tuesday.
Mine host, James Sweeney,of Sum-
nit Hill, was in town on Wednesday
and looking well.
-Rumor has it, that we will soon he
treated with daily paper from the
"DemOcrat" Office.
Immense quantities of Ice are be-
ing shipped from Penn Haven to Ia
maqua and other towns.
Mr.. Heist, of the firm of RAIDER &
Heist, merchant tailors, is afflicted with
q severe attack of rheumatism.
The funeral of Mr.. Adam Rose, OF
East Mauch Chunk, took place from
his residence on Tuesday p. m.
The report in last weeks Demo-
crat that Mrs. Kimball, living at Quak-
AXE Valley, was murdered is unfound-
ed.
Hon. Allen Craig was confined tc
his home for several days with severe
tOlu, uuJ HAS tEtlu luduO NO appear
ance in his law sanctum.
The firm of Bertolette e. Loose
have rented the small warehouse, op-
posite Packers corner, which they in
tend fixing up for law office.
We are requested to ask what be
came of the Military Company organi-
zed some three or four months ago, to
which enterprise money was subscribed?
Quite plumber of pedestrians on
Sunday evening and Monday went
down rather oftner than was desired,
but we didn't hear Of any bones being
broken.
Your popular young druggist, Mr..
H. A. Peter, was in town on Saturday
p. M, for short time only, and IL
saw him but a moment, yet methinks
see him still.
john Devlin, for an assault and
battery committed on v m. Meehan has
been given room in our two hundred
and fifty thousand dollar hotel deBren-
eiser, where he has ample time to re-
fleet on the construction of soes.
On Monday, at the American hotel,
five shares Of the Carbon Building and
Loan Association were sold, as the
property of Samuel Moore, and bought
by Edgar Twining at $10D per share
The association has about two years
and half to run yet.
Frederick Krone, of Upper Mauch
Chunk, was compelled to close his
store on account of hard times and too
many creditors pushing HIM. A sale
Of bis personal property will take place
on Tuesday, March 7th.
The Catholics for the last week or
so were having what one would call a
big time. Several Holy Fathers were
in attendance and blessed many orna.
mental articles, such as pictures, pitch
ers, etc. They have now entered upon
a term of fasting for forty days.
Democrats need not apply for the
position of police in our borough, fol
they are all Republicans. OF course
the Democrats taxes are as good as the
Republicans, but then it won't do f0r
them to earn little of it back in that
way, you know.
Mr., Frank Barr. of Lyons, former
Iy in the tailoring business at this place
was in town several days last week
visiting relatives and friends. We
should judge, from his corpOrOsity, that
tie world uses him well. If dmen.
siOns of body are passports to fill New
Holland Judgpship Mr.. Barr is corpo-
rally qualified. He looks well.
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Appointments.

appointments
The following are the appointments of minis
ters for the Allentown District, made by the
Schnylnll Conference of the Evangelical AS
sOciatiOn
Presiding Elder, Solomon Neitz,
Allentown, Linden.st., Il. NJ Lichtenwalner,
Allentown, Turner-sr., B. ID. Albright.
Allentown, Liberty st., j. Laros.
East Allentown, q. II. Baker.
Lehigh Circuit, j. l., Werner,
LehightOn Circuit, j, G, Blehm,
ParTyvllie Circuit, ;. RryfOgel.
Weis, port station, j, X Knerr
SlatmgtOn Station NJ. Dlsslnger.
MauCn CHUNK Mission, l. w. Yeakel
WIkesbarre NissOn A Kind.
While Haven, - -.
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ing upon every board they come to
81 20 To SmITHS for Your lard, "
when one soft dollar would add several
more lines and put them in decent shape
in any respectable newspaper In the
country.
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n II. sIEwERs,
The Carbon SArprate,
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. 4, 1876.
Local and Personal.

tB- Parties receiving the ADVOCATE
with cross marked after their names
will please remit the amount due for
Subscription, or the extra so cents win
be added to pay tbe expenses of collec-
tion. -@l
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Letter from an Old Soldier TO one OF
his Comrades,


Esquire ~. f. Iaurish, of Mauch Chunk, has
furnished us with The following letter received
by him from an old COmrade who has not been
heard from for years. The letter VIII be r,ad
by the members Of co. Il, 2Sth Pa. Vet. Vols,
with much pleasure;
XENIA, February 2Sd, 1875,
To. Mr.. S. i. LAURIsH:
DEAR SERGGANT,-I received YOURS of the
l2tn INST, and was pleased indeed 10 hear fro
you. 1t was the first tldlngs that have had
from anv of my O,u COmraGes since l lett Pe III
sylvama ten years ago. sic ne then my wander
ngs have been long and devious, but IN all cll.
mates and under all vclsStudes of fortune
nave often thou mt of the Old members Ot Co. ~,
and the many stirring events through which
we went, during one OF the most bloody wars
through which u nation ever passed, | often
think of the incidents Of camp.life, and the many
thrilling incidents of the battlefield. DO YOU
remember the Ilme thai our brave Od Dug.
tMcLeaDl was wounded at Gettysburg-when
we uOub e-qmcked into the breastwOrKs, and
he rose up and looked over the head-Og and
said " Col corn IT, don't believe there is any
one down thereP But when the rebel bullet
struck HIM, it convinced mm ditIerentl, ana
can see old Dug yet as ne dOube-quicked out
of that place between and supported by Jim
Henry and George HarlOs. Many tunes whIe
sailing over the beautiful lakes of our North.
western frontier, or tOiling up the canvOus or
gulches OF the SlerraS, or bounding at a reckless
gait over our extensive prairles, nave / Dade
the noun ain ana pralres ring witt sound OF
laugh or. as the thought Of that incident came
over me. But enough of this ! want 10 make
some inquiries OF yOu, and, ,Grstly,as the preach
er says, Is the old 18th Regt. Z. V, V, going 10
re organize for the grand Centenniall If so, at
what time; and wnat place will be their rendez.
VCus thank you Tor tlrorIst Of our old com.
rades residing AT M8uch CHUNK, you sent me !;
tell each and everyone OF them that ever re-
member then, ana that II any OF them viii write
me, their letters Will meet with n prompt ans
wer. Now, dear COmrdde wlll You please tell
me where any, or all II You Gnuw, OF the follow
mg boys are RObt. Pellt, Hurbert Weston,
George Harlos MObray Trout, Ed. McGeady
(squlrel j; ID. Friese, Chas +, smith jim Hen.
- OckO" What OF our bully boy, LieuC Francis
McFall Remember me kindly to all the Old
stand Dy's that served hOnOraby through the
war. Give my Klndest regards TO Maj. j. d..
Arner. Please write soon ana believe me ever
yours, Presant and accounted Tor,
II. j. SHARRR.
p. 81 forgot to tell yOu, 1 have been mar
ried Tor SIX years have settled down on farm;
am raising line horses ana TAT babes-the latter
OF winch have three, one boy and two girls, ali
smart. healthy and handsome
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snciefY Meetings.

INFtrITo CASTLE. No. 7s, A. o. X. OF THE NJ. g.
and and ith Monday Of each month, in Re
ber's Hail, LehightOn, at 100 o'clock T. M
II. v. Morthimer, s. X o. \. H. Gilman
8. X. II. \,
aNApKN HUTrRs LopeE, No. CSC. J, o. o. +.
meets every Tuesday evening, At O'Clock
in Reber's Hall. Joseph Reigel, ~. q. N.
y. Reber, Secretary.
ipoHo PocA TRIBE, No III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening OF each week, at 7;3O
O'Clock. IN Public School Hail. Neissport
Pa, ID. f. Rickert, :. 5 II. Gilhnm. e.. OF X
LEHIaHToN LonGE, No. 2si X. Of p. meets
on Friday evenings in Rebers Hail nt f2 Z
o'clocE. Arch. Dick, &C. 4. H. Ratclih X
of n and s.
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Special Notices.
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

DYspepsIO Is the most perDlexing Of ali hu.
man ailments. Its symptoms are almOst U1ntc
in Their variety. md the fOrlOTn and despOnueut
victims of the disc often fancy themselves
the p'ey, IN turl Of every known malady. This
IT. due, In part, to The close svmpa hy which eX-
lsts Dotween HE stomach and the BRAN, ana i'll
port also to 10 fact hat any disturbance Of the
digestive function neces arIly disorders the
liver the bow Is and nei vous svstem.amd effects
to scme extent the qual ty of the blood.
Il. F. kInke's Bitter Wine Of Iron sure
cure lhis il II new preparation; to be
t'led nnu found wHnting; IL has been prescribed
dallv for many years in The ptartlce Of eminent
physicians with unparailed success H. ~ not
cypcCtcr or intended to cure OF the diseases to
which the human FANNY is subject. but is war.
rantcd TO "urp Dyspep IN in ITS most obstinate
frru. hunkrls Biuer WI Ie OF Iron never fails
10 cure. Symp, Ons OF Dyspepsia are loss of M
ptlte WIN and rising If the TODD dryness of
tn mouth, heartburn, di tension Of the StOm.
Gch and bOwles, CCnstrInt1Ou, heaiaone. d zzI.
ness sieepieS'n ness and low spirits. Try the
great remedy hId ne convinced OF its merits
Get the genuine Take only Ku1ket's. which
is only put in 81 bottles Depot, 259 North
Ninth St, phtSdClphg.
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DIED.

ZIMMERMAN ON the 3rd ultimo. in West
Penn, Joan, husband of Emma l.. Zimmerman
aged "A years, IL months and 9 days.
DREISBAt'TT On the 5th ult i'm franklin
Albert Harrison, son OF Dennis and Sarah
Drcisbach, aged month and 2s days.
WHIrEMAN.-On the 18th ult., in r.. Penn.
Manuel Edward, son OF John Eek ana Mary
Whitcman, aged 5mOnths and 10 davs
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-03-04

CEDAR HILL SEMINARY. A Home Board.
~ ing School for Students Of both Sexes, Lo.
cation pie sant. Corps OF teachers good. Latin.
Greek, French, German, Mathematics Sciences,
Music, Painting, Drawlng, Telegraphy, Wax
Work etc. Terms moderate. For Catalogues,
address D. Denglinger, Principal, Mt Joy. Ian.
caster Pa. Feb. 10,
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Tho Worm.

Entirely removed with purely vegetable me-
dl,lne, passing flom the stem alive. No foe
untll the head passes. Come ana refer 10 pa
uentS treated. DR., n +. KUNKELs. No. $50
North Nluth ST., PhIladelphla. Advice free,
seat Pin and stomach @Orm so removed
The mecine for removing all Others but Tape
Worm, can De had of your druggist ask for
KUNKELs NOhM SYRUP, Price 81. e. +
KuuSel Phildelpnin, Pa March 4tb I'm
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Errors Of Youth,

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Dacqv, nnd all
the effects of youthful mdiscr,tiOn will for the
sake Of suit rim" humanity send free to all who
the simplest remedy ny which he was Cnred,
sufferers wishing Go profit hy the advertiser 3
experience can do so by addTesSin" in perfect
contdr nee. JOHN b. OGDEN,
dec ls.m0 AZ Cedar ST. New York .
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A administrators Notice.
Estate Of Leonard Honts, decd.

17'11FV' Y 17177'1FI'V 'IV7FI-l FtV 70
Letters OF Administrations on the Estate of
Leonard HonJz, late OF MahOning PwD. Carbon
county, Pa, decd, nave been granted TO Nalh-
an HOntz, of LehghtOn, Pa, to whom al per-
sons Indebted To said estate are requested TO
make payment and those having claims or de-
mands will make KnOWn the same without de-
lay. NATHAN HONrz, Admr
heb. lg-6w
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To COnsumptives.

THE advertiser, having been permanently
/ cured nf that dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy is anxious to make known
10 his fellow sufferers the means OF cure To all
who desire il, he will send cOpV Of the pre-.
criptiOn used, ttree of chaTgel, witn the direc-
tons Tor preparing and using the same, which
they viii ind SURE CURE Tor CONSUMPTION, N,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &C.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, REV i. \. WILSON.
1871 Penn street. WILLIAMSBURG.
dec. l6-m8 New York.
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Advertising Rates.

We desire lt to be distinctly understood that
no advertisements will he inserted in the cO..
umna OF TuE CARBON ADVOCATE THAT may be
re ,eived from unknown parties or tirms unless
a accompanied with the CASH Fhe following are
our ONLY terms.
Advertisements for year, per inch each
insertion 10 Cts.
." Three Months, " 20 Cts.
Less than three months. first inser-
ton 81, each subsequent insertion 25 cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line
II. V. MORTRIMER, Publisher.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor. appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carbon County 10
DIST ibute the fund IN said Court arisin0 from
the SherifS Sale of the Real Estate OF Ezra
Bertolette, wlll meet all parties lnte ested for
the purpose of ms appointment, on TUES
DAY, FEB. Goth, 1878, at TEN o'clock 4 NJ ut
the office of Bert0lete & Loose, Maueh CHUNK
JAMES S. LOOSE. Auditor.
Eeh 4
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TRUSSEs. rs Gents RUP-

L TURES CURED DR.. J. B. Ho-
bensack's Nickle-Plated Galvanio Truss and
Fluid VIII cure seven cases out OF ten. Don't
rust. crack or break; lightest not affected by
persplratlOn or bathing Warranted years
French and German Trusses and Braces, Sus.
peDsortes &C, One-third the price Others sell
for. 2O6 Second street, above Race, Philadel,
phia. JuneI-75-1y cow
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The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Leiigh Valley ltallrOad for the
week ending Feb 26tn 1875 and 4 the year
compared W tn tine same time last year
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List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the Lehighton Post
Office wednesday, March list, 1879;
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tNew Advertisements.

dny at homo. Agents wanted. outht
Sl and terms free. TRUE 4 CO., Augustt
Maine,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17
CONG Il ESS.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
| terday are additional to those published 10 the
Gazette of that day:
To the Senate, Mr.. Anthony presented re-
solution declaring that the proceedings and de-
bates shall be printed iu the Record as actual
ly delivered and taken down by the official re-
porters, to be furnished to the printers in sea-
500 for the next current publication of the Re-
cord. Mr.. Edmuuds denied that the Senate
Judiciary Committee were holding back the
House witness bill while Senators Logan ADD
Conkliug were looking up authorities to defeat
it to save some of their friends who we're con-
cerued 10 the Whiskey Ring. The bill to pro.
vide for the counting of the vote for President
sud Vice President was debated, but, without
action, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
In the House the bill to supply the def
cheney 10 the Currency Printing and Engraving
Bureau and for the issue of silver in coin in
place of fractional currency was considered.
Mr.. Randall advocated the bill and the issue
of silver coin as measure of economy. Mr..
Hewitt, of New York, opposed the bill. He
styled the Resumption act as hasty piece OF
crude partisan legislation, meant to gain tenn
porary political object without any expectation
that it could produce any beneficial effects. 1t
had produced paralysis of enterprise, and
capitsl and labor stood idle aud suffering. He
said the Director of the Mint had purchased
sl2 O0O, 900 Of silver at SGT pence per ounce
and had Incurred loss OF nearly $l,000,O0O,
the rate having fallen yearly 4 pence per ounce.
This fall 10 the price Of silver had made it pos
sible to put silver coin 10 circulation without
| its leaving the country, and be asserted that
| this scheme of coinage was a scheme OF the
| Big Bonss "a meu to put up the price: The
debate was continued, but without action the
committee rose. Mr.. Young, of Tennessee,
from the Committee on Ventilation, reported
| the impossibility of forcing into the chamber
sufficient supply of fresh air for six hundred
persons aud moved to exclude from the gale
ries all persons except those who have the priv
| iege of the Reporters aud Diplomatic galleries
and such as may be admitted 90 the cards of
| members. A debate ensued, Mr.. Couger OPP
posing it and suggesting sarcastlcay that the
Democratic majority should be able to force 10
sufficient supply of air by the previous que,
ton. MIR. Blaine remarked that the air of the
hall had never been 80 bad as this year. Mr..
Hoar said that eight years ago be came IS the
junior member of his delegation, now he was
The senior member, and in that time seven OF
his colleagues had died. The report was re-.
committed and the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

Advces from Havana give details OF the
capture of the yacht Octavia of Culebra lslano
by Spanish gunboat. Her cargo consisted OF
powder, cartridges, shells, carblnes and TWO
pieces Of artillery. She is supposed to have
some connection with Quesada, who lett New
York 90 the LIST of March. The Captain Gen
era 10 a decree abolishes the Is and 10 per
cent. taxes, and also the tax on slaves, and III
lieu thereof imposed direct taxation OF $780,
600, 600 on the island, one-third OF which Tia,
vana is to pay. The floating debt is TO be paid
off with bonds which are to be issued to the
amount of $3.50 900 900, ADD after the floating
debt is rxtiugushed the balance will be USED
to retire the notes of the Spanish Bank aud
the bonds will in turn be retired at thu rate OF
$50 900, 900 seml-aDoually.
Queen Victoria during her visit TO Baden
Baden will reside at private villa and will as
sumo the title OF Countess of Rosenau, after
the favoIite residence of the late Prince Albert
10 Thurngia. From Baden Baden she will 20
to Coburg and SPEND week with her brother,
10 law, the reigpiug Duke. The Empress Au.
susta and the Crown Prince and Princess OF
Germany will meet her there. She leaves Fog
land on the 28th Instant.
The consideration of the Royal titles bill in
the British House of Commons last night gave
rise to long aud acrimonious debate. 1t was
opposed by the Marquis of Harrington, Sir
William Harcourt and Messrs Foster and
| Duff, aud advocated by Sir Stafford Northcote,
| Lord Echo and Mr.. Roebuck. Finally the
House went into committee on the bill by
| decided vote.
The action of Russia in regard to Corsa is
exciting much comment. A force of $4,000
Russian troops has entered Corea, under the
pretext OF pursuing brigands, and it is said the
recent reports Of war between Corea and Japan
were circulated purposely to direct attention to
the Coreau question, and to Russian action 10
| E stern Asia.
The London Hour has an article contradict
ing Prof Siliman's letter recently published
regarding his report of th, Euma Mine. The
| Hour shows that an inspection Of the original
COPY OF the dispatch from Williams, Sllliman
and Hupey proves its actual receipt at the Of
flee Of the Emma Mine.
The British ship Great Britain, from Doboy
| Sound, was abandoned at sea 10 sinking con
| dition. Eleven OF her crew were crowned ano
four died from exposure after taking to the
boats The balance Of the crew were rescued
in the last stage of emaciation by the British
ship Greta and landed at Liverpool.
The Eugsh Postmaster General has an
nouuced the intention to make no contracts fol
ocean mail service after the present year, blu,
to adopt the plan pursued by the United
States of sending the American mails by YES
sells whose efficiency is proved, and paying ao
cordiDg to the weight.
The Spanish authorities have declared an
English Felucca captured by Spanish revenue
cutter to be lawful prize. The release of the
crew of the Guarda Costa, recently taken into
| Gibraltar by the British schooner Amaia, has
been demanded by Spain.
Servia and Montenegro have agreed upon g
treaty of alliance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17
Temperance ut Manassas.

Alta Temperance Mass Meeting, held al
Manassas on the night Of March 18Th, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted unanimously
ResolUed, 1ss. That we accept the report Of
Col. Robert raDsill, aod return to him our
thanks for his efforts at Richmond 10 the cause
Of temperance and good order; that We regret
that the General Assembly should have allow
ed the opipious and efforts of the few who op.
posed our movement to overbalsnee the great
10 majority of our citizens.
I'd. That We shall not be discouraged by our
temporary failure; that the Executive Commit.
tee be requested to make suitable arrange.
ments to present our petition to the County
Court, and We appeal to that tribunal not to
expose our community for another year to the
curse of drunkenness.
3D.. That We repeat what We have heretofore
asserted that our warfare is not personal one
against any individual engaged in the liquor
traffic, nor against any OF our fellow citizens
who may differ with Us, but solely against the
evil itself which has so disgraosd aud injured
our community.
4th. That copies of these resolutions, suit
ably attested be sent to the county ju ige, and
to the Alexandra papers for publication.
K. G. WEIR, Chairman.
WM G. HANCOCK. Secretaries.
E. W. MERCHANT 0eo''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-17

10 the United States Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Logan, who, before the war, swore that troops
from Illinois would have to march over his dead
body before they invaded the South, but who
now ls one of the most viudctive hators OF
that section, 10 abiding to newspaper report
concerning bis completely in the whiskey frauds,
gave expression to the following chaste and
beautiful language: He had never to this
time poticed the Infamous scoundres who were
traduciug him so constantly. de bad recon-
meuded for appointment man who had turn
ed out badly, but that was not bis fault. These
miserable lying towards could skulk behind a
newspaper and maIign him, but they would
not dare, and the man did not live Who would
dare, to stand up before his face and tell him
he had any connection with the whskey ring
These malignant, lying vipers, Kissing out
their venom, were absolutely destroying the
foundation of their government by their en-
deavors to make out every man 10 the public
service to be corrupt"