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GLORIOUS PRosrEcT For OUR CRorS.-
The late rains have done them good but
DR.. Schlcy's Family Cough Syrup will
cure nll the Coughs and Colds in our com
munty Relief for all Pulmonary Com
plants Don't hesitate, but invest % cts.
in bottle and be cured. Cheapest and
best in the market
EMMIrsHURG, MD, July 2Sth, 1876.
Mr. EpIToE On last Tuesday it was
the pleasure of your CORES 0ndcnt to visit
Mt st. Mary's College and st. Joscph's
Academy in company with several ladies
and Mr. Albert Rowe. At ut, 81. Mary S
we were introduced to Father Ganbou,
whose gcn,lcmanly manners and many
kindncsscs will never be forgotten ty all
present His explanations Of the lIydrom-
ctcr and Bciomctcr, The Air Pump, and
Electric Machine were very fine and we
felt ourselves edited by having come in
contact with tic Rev. Gentleman. In the
Cabinet Of the COLLEGE is an old and very
curious relic of one Of our greatest states
men, yiz:-thc hat Of Daniel Webster. 1t
was placed upon your correspondents
head and 10 his head and face could not
be seen until the great hat was rcmovcd.--
After our stroll through the College we
assembled the mountain to the "GrOttO, at
height of 1000 feet above the level of the
sea, from this point the view is grand
The church spires cf TanrvloWn, LjttlcS-
town, and Getty ohur~, could be seen very
distinctly. From the College we visited
the Crystal Iron Springs and Park ; took a
good boat ride on the lake and returned
hungry and worn ont to our place OF
abode.
Ncssrs. James 4. Rowe and brother
harvested and thrcshcd 1tt bushels OF
wheat from an acre and three quarters OF
ground. Can this be beaten in the Co?
Our hotels are all filled and overlooking
Music every evening from the porchcs OF
the Imnilt House.
On Monday evening the Silver Cornct
Band under the leadership of Prof. John
Tyson gave us a strrnalr from the upper
porch Of the Western Maryland Hotel
This band though but few in number play
the sweetest music that We have been priv.
ilcgrl 90 hear for some time. We raise
our hat in honor of such Il treat.
MuNE ANUE.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
y scribrr has Obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, letters
Tcstamentaly upon the estate OF
CHARLES A. YONSON.
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally an.
thcnlirateI TO the subscriber, on or before
the 9th day of January next; Ihcy may
otherwise, by law, bo excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make Immediate payment
JACOB H. lONSON,
iuly2rlt Administrator.
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} was experienced last Tuesday evening,
and was accompanied by a short but Wig
orous storm and also by a heavy rain.
HENRY Castle, ESD, who was SO severe
ly injured several weeks ago at Mr. Koo-
giles barn, near Middlctown, Md, at the
time MI Ramsburg was killed, is rapidly
improving.
TIE sixth annual camp meeting of the
Emory Grove Camp Meeting Association
of Baltimore, will commence Tuesday, Au
gust 10Th, and continue until "Wednesday,
August 22d.
II. *. Carmrck, Esq, who has been on
q visit to Toronto, Canada, attending u
session of the Y. NJ. G. A., has returned
home and speaks highly Of our ncighbors
across the border.
FINE CAKES. cortCous friend, John
f. Martin, presented us with a large bum
die Of the finest cakes it has ever been our
lot to make way with. They We're baked
in IlagcrstOwn and are warranted to suit
, the taste Of oI] lovers Of Good ,hiucs ,
SCoTT Andrews and Frank Nichols the
wv =, ''.','F Nv o'''''s'" -'.''' '"'' 20 ~
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h'NoN~-A report was IN clr2uIrtloh
lif'' hch DAVIS, lhr yo'ln- man who had
ms leg broken last week, was getting
worse instead OF better and that his limb
: wound nave to be "mput"tcd, pom IN
curing u Dr. Zimmerman, the attending
r"yHirhn' we aSr"r'aIncd that such was
not ;hc case, and that hCnjamln was get
'Ihg along very well,
f WE had a visit last wrcI; from 4 veteran
tramp typo. Major Harry SLcrtz, The
j, Major SAYS ne is - wears Of noe, has foot
ed it TO New Orleans seven times and has
NOT tnuchpd = dion Of stronr fyiu'; for
,.,.,,,,.. ,,,,.l.... I,....r. .,..,......
go
u''Hi'N9 anecdotes ~ DIS 'fA'Il" All OF
which can he duly appreciated Nv one who
has been ON the road 4 Icct,c himself
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. ''''iN ici ''t''t N'iIH l)'tNt'
THE recent Improvement made by Mr.
John Root to his store property IS admired
by all, aud when completed will greatly
enhance the value of the property besides
being of untold benefit to the business in
tercsts of the concern. Cheap sugar, &c.
kept constantly on hand.
SOME Of our boys got fooled last Mon
day by mstaking the day for the LIST Of Oc-
tobcr, and went for chcstnuls. They did
look rather shccpish coming home with
empty bags on their Shoulders The cold
weather is what fooled them, and it GER
tainly was enough to fool anybody.
WE clip the following from the Baltimo-
MORGAN Of thc Goth: Notwithstanding
! the thermometer has been up among the
ninctics in Mcchanicstown, they have a
! Freeze continually in their midst and its
name is Harry Yes, and Harry is th,
warmcst hearted Freeze you ever heard of
a SLIGHT alteration took place in front
Of the Emmitt House, Emmitsbury, on last
Saturday, which was brought To- sudden
termination 10y the landlord, Mr.. Smith
Both the Emmit House and the Western
Maryland Hotel are doing lively business
/ this summer, there being upwards of two
! hundred boarlcrs at the two hotels
IoNoEs TO THE DESERVING : Every
where you hear praises of DR.. Schlcy'>
Family Cough Syrup. 1t is offered for tn,
cure of Coughs, Colds and Pulmonary af
! tcctions, and il wW wrlydo 50. s. Schcl
! 4 Bro. OF Frederick guarantee Il as sure
! Cheap AMI excellent. Recommended by
the medical faculty.
RlN. ID. A. Kuhn, Il former resident OF
this place, will please accept our thanks
for a late number of the Nevada, (Ohio,
Enterprise, containing full account OF
the fourth Of July proceedings in lha,
place. We see by the paper that the Rev
gentleman mace quite a lengthy speech on
that occasion, which was read by rs with
much qualification.
THERE is a Young man in our town
who is addicted 10 the small business ot
housekeeping He has bcnu detected on
several occasions .md, ola, " VIVA, a pity the
sight person hasn't got Aoli of him fine
continues Til, business nuch longer no
'oUht, he Will be rewarded with a good
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c,, ,llo,,,,l 81 ,,;,, an tTunclov rvrniIir which
w,s tnollv rot out bv DIR White.
p,,,so,,, wo hod . NON visit from
u naa;,,on, 1or,os , Dwor If ,hn I,nmits-
,,rr,r r,;,r,o1 y, ,Tnc.d,v Inst lie in
c,r,3o1 nc ~ ,bo facilities. now offered Inv
.o,l Co.. ,>or,or, fr,,, ,1,io ,loco visit.
;, r,,;,l,,r,r ,.;,,o,,, lolov t Roclv
,,;,1. ,,orotnc,ro o,,l ole, s,vs t,,t fine
,,ySonni,o ,oos 81, ,no wor, thot is rr-
,;,,1 -, and ;s fac, rrowi,r in favor
,,,;,,, ,,oso n.n, roro :, Grs, onnnsod 70 IT,
n,, - $500,
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."''l''7" I'"n' I.,, WV, ,s,r na,s,;,,,inn
'''>'' vs. wy, ~, tlI',.:.. aoiaon,
o,oo,od. prceiltnt -- F,r,Irric,; White
Vice prrsilcnts-Bcro9rI CoIlitIowcr, d.
$ Firor, J. !, Gcrpand, i. r. Wacachc,
VIM. $. Mcpbrrson;E Recording Secretary
-Chas f. Cas,el Corrcspondng Sccv--
f. T. Roh,itz Trcosurcr-.Iomcs Adclspcr-
oor. Sarncon, \. Arns-J r. Wac,chc.
The mcctinr then adjourned to meet on
Saturday evening Aurust ).
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IL Won sSasaa Mills oG Gay
IL ind Printed. a3iai Ea;.~ ~.
tiVr. VI e t4npw I.@st so tsN tl.c..1
CHEAP .:.lsA $e.tJ.
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NOTICE MIR. GEO. W. McLAIN
~ of No. Al North Calvert street, Bal
timorc is authorized by us to receive I'D
ycrtiscincnts, Subscriptions and money for
the CATOCTIN CLARION.
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wen coat.st.d wrestling Match.

The numerous judsesof q good wrest.
ling match. In this section. will appre-
ciAts the following item in that line.
whloh comes from Detroit. Michigan.
ander dats Of March sd. Tho parties
are we'll known to some OF oar citizens;
An immense crowd nlled the Detroit
Opera House tonight TO witness the
wrestling match for $1,000 aud the
championship OF the world. between
Col. ]. II. Mclaughlin OF Detroit. and
Jacob II. Martin Of Ypsilanti. Both
men appeared In splendid condition.
Mclaughlin weighed 2l5H. and Martin
2i5. Mr.. Hornsby Of the Chicago ETeii.
was chosen referee. Time vas called
ut 8:J7. and In loss than two minutes
after Martin was thrown squarely ON
his back. The second round was q most
desperate contest. lasting thirty-thrce
minutes. ami ended in Mclaughlin
going down. The third round COM
menced al 9s55. Al the end Of twenty.
two minutes tho athletes rested four
minutes. Three minutes afterwards
Mclaughlin went down. the referee d--
Gliding no fall. AT 1858 q rest Of sir
minutes vas taken. AT 10:16 Martin
was thrown but the referee decided no
fall. This created intense excitement
and confusion. After an hours wmng-
ling the referee resigned. and IL was
agreed to declare the match a
draw.
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Black HIIl. intelligence.

Through the courtesy Of Afr. @. II.
Golfer. now putting up the machinery at
the Amazon Consolidated shaft. says the
Silver City Mining Reporter. We are per-
mitted to publish the following private
letter from p. n. Trumbo. an expert.
enced and reliable placer miner. who
left Silver City for the diggings several
weeks ago. 4 few moro such letters,
aud the Black Hills fever will not affect
Comstock miners 10 any great extent:
CrsrEa Crrr. March o. 1876.
Jrx AND GEoHoK-Dea Friends: You
will sec by the heading OF my letter that
Ihsvs made the trip. arrived to-day.
consequently I am not liable TO give you
much information In regard to this
country; but what I a give Is not
very favorable. ! assure you. There Ii
plenty Of Winter here yet and nothing
doing. a. there IL no water. and from all
appearances there will not be much. In
the creek that all the digsings are on
there Il not moro than q rocker-head Of
water, and no snow mountains for any
"."..a .ona ,,or IInIss. n nina /
so. ~ Az. Ill, -orL n al f,or
uoh ' sso ~ |, 4 no, al aror.h ~
Wha' a. =. M. os,nn i.
pay W ,os W., IT,
cohcelneu' y . w mae Un" LLe J,
here called Spring creek. aud ! think
ron wn" ~" - n,"n,. =, 49,. hr,
.nis, y sn',. p ,ss,, hs.
mere - ." ,n;na tn. ~ A ..mr.
are uoing ho'u' IT, ps
sui iur'ner no''I W Nn'.u 'neio
great rusn, ous 4 eApec1 .ne glounu,s
all ken up, the SAME an on MS creek
here Tor hiieen or eighteen miles. jug.
ing from what ! nave seen, there are
not dozen holes snnk on q whole
creek. Inc men who arc mere are spec
uiaiing IN Town io.s. anu NOT uolng any.
thing ON their ciaihis. M thcy tneir
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TIE RirrsLic magazine for April
maintains its previous high reputation.
Thoroughly Republican in tone. The
RrrunLic deals plainly with the politi-
cal issues OF the day and the p~rstsnsions
Of the Democratic party. During the
Presidential canvass no Republican
should 30 without this valuable month.
ly. Il is a complete textbook. and AZ.
foris the material needed by every
speaker and writer in tho land. Sub
scription price. only -. Send money
to Republic Publishing Company. Wash.
ington. d. G.
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THE PEnirs OF THE Drxp.--In the
Sazerac Lying Club, last evening. a
member told Of an adventure he once
met with on tho briny deep. While on
Avoyags from Portland. Oregon, to San
Francisco, during n storm. the vessel
was carried on top Of n big q as high
as Mount Davidson. and she came down
with such force that the hull was buried
eight feet deep in the sand on the bot.
tom Of the ocean. She was stuck fast,
and the sailors had 10 20 down over the
side and shovel her out OF the sand be-
foro abe could proceed on her journey.
-R. X. RsrviNs, March "a.
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,hs, srch n-roos.alno. .-x.uIn.iIons
irIais ana ind,msnis NAV bo thsra.
sora had ana Oivsn 4. NAV & sorss.bls|
~ law ana 3u,tios" IN. oommittss
slso rspor,sd Che follovipc ,-ssoluton:
"R,sI,xd Thai ssven n-anscsr, he
.nno;n,sd nv h.lIol N conarct ,hs i'm.
nrachmsnt e.hib;tsd ~ac.in.t Willism w. |
p.,Lnan i.,a S.cr.,ss- ~ W. ~ An.
I~,a,,.sS,.,as
~
The Emma Nine Investigation.
wAsHrSoroS. March 80. - Schenck
again appeared before the Committee on
Foreign Afhirs to-day. Swami said be
was instructed BY the committee 10 say
TO Schenck that all questions would be
put 10 him through Q member OF the
committee, and he would reply 10 the
committee and not to outside parties.
Schenck made an explanation In regard
TO his resignation as q Director OF the
Emma Company. denying as Lyon tes-
tiled. that he had concealed the fact
from December I'LL The 18th OF january.
He Also efpiAiheu tne discrepancy De-
tween MS ietter OF resignation 70 tne
company and that purporting TO DO
copy transmitted 70 secretary risn. ne
nau '.P;t ~ WI @.;.,S. III ma.,'
aunn !. S...sa ~
'hea',ons, 'ns Nv. 'vsus oo"A
a 's'eg1an rom slcuousa'', onan
man OF 'ne Iwnn W.
eeivea :, gay, sa'ing IN conntmaeono ',
Lyon slssncs nave 'ne or,s,
urn ~. n"nJ~,.ius p.a,,na
~ urn nI.s. NM asS
MS cpe,A'ions na,e Proo' .n", oon
received u en9,e .eiegIam III naI,s on
the iotn Oh Decemoei from raIk, su'
wishing him 10 SELL as the company 10,
Tended passing the d,vidsnos, anu
Schenck ntCheseoorousn atrieSrhm u
sell s,ooo shares Tor schenck.
scheiek sara no was connucn. no
such drnii OF a isuer IN raiks w,l"ns
existed. he was advised oy iatk 20
sell at That Time, but sent no telegram
to Cheseborougn Tor sneh purpose
Committee adjourned. u
Washington News.
Tho President has not yet recovered
from his severe cold. which made 1t nee.
essary for him to refrain from Official
business for the last two days.
w. II. Doane was to-day appointed
| Nf2nQEr IOT NHNHun.
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roLIrIcAr. CoRRrrTIoN.

0SAk nAA&8
POLITICAL coRRrrrIoN.
II IL decidedly refreshing to notice the
ovsrwvsning eagsrnsss u the Democ-
yacy in their ~sharp-sysd search and keen
scent after ofaciL corruption and mis-
rule in the Republican party. and how
they do sloat and triumph over any new
discovery In that respect. What 10 .
national disgracs 10 . u Of renewed
happiness to them; . choice morssl over
which they mako merry and are glad.
The shortcomings Of Dslknsp are . fresh
instalnsnt sof choice pleasure. only Sec
ond To the unAlloysd delight they q.
perienced In tho crooked whisky frauds.
and even tho alleged shortcomings
and populations Of the Carson Mint
management. they dslightedly com.
msnt upon a. another instance OF
Republican rssealiiy. They did not feel
happy to see that crooked whisky matter
20 promptly ssraish'sned ou'' 'nsy
do not like to see that Dslknap 10 being
brought TO justice. and that his betrayal
Of tho responsible trust placed In him
Will not eventually inIurs inc cause Oh
hspaei'eanism, Judas betrayed MS oA-
vior' Out ne did not XII o~hi'saani.'
Mon may fail. but Just principles
never. Even inc iAiiure 70 hna any
tangible evidence Of wrong IN me
management Of the carson ain. rs
no Consolation 70 the Democracy But
20 IL has svsr been in the political his
tory Of thai party. knie OF ruin mas
been their political idea In tho past
their rule was nearly ruin TO the nation
only few years ago. and Just give them
the power. they would try their hand at
IL again. There arc at least ~ many
Bslknap's in the Democratic party Is In
the Rspubhoan. iiL ajIi
Among the CHEZ ndame primer
PIES OF the Republican party are "
fssiiy TO mo oovsrnmsnt ana honesty
In tho administration OF u IN every de-
partmsnt- Unlike the Democracy ~
has achieved q good and hiustrious To-
cord in that respect. II came into
power TO preserve tho Union and its
cause. and IL did both. IL be-
came tho party Of intslfigsnos. pro-
grsss and national integrity. q
its principles to-day must govern u the
Rspublio ID to b preserved. IL holds
every efdeer In oil the departments OF
the Administration 10 . joss and ssr'es
accountability. and Is s''r ready 10 sssk
ont omeiai eorrupuon and aisnonss'y
and impsiuaiJ anu en'e' pun
the sAmo vnsnevsr anu Wherever
found. was this n OF
duty and honor which prompted the
famed expression OF President Grant,
LET 10 guilty man escape" rns Ne
publican party Is stu In the majority
and WIZ "a 70 90 is GUY. Inc
nation 10 acquainted with Its hissory' u
has nothing TO hide. Inc Democracy
may put on . prsssnse OF being deeply
moved and indignant over The alleged
exposures OF fraud and corruption. but
the veil 10 too thin. Behind Il Is their
= tarnishsd record and history. ons
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Coal o Tnk CARSON MISr.--Nins
car loads Of Pennsylvania coal arrived
by the v. 4 Il. Il. II. for the Carson
Mint. Such bright looking fuel A. II
isl Well may anthracite coal 10 called
"black diamonds" Bime-by, pretty
soon, just such coal will be turned out
from the Pancake. the Fl Dorado and
tho Humboldt Company's works. Car.
SON Tribune. March 80.
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n . u n.
Man Francisco News.

San Francisco, March 30.--Seyernl
charges have recently been made among
subordinate officers OF the Pacific Mail
Company and others OF more import
ance arc believed to be pending. The
rurnor which has been current for o day
or two that Mr.. bradbury, President Of
| tho Occidental and Oriental Steamship
| Company, IL 10 succeed Mr.. Bacon rs
| General Agent Of tho Pacific Mail Com
pany in this city 10 denied. All kinds
Of reports are In circulation concerning
new Developments to DO expected In the
management Of the company shortly.
including the rumor that IL 10 10 b
| placed in the hands Of q receiver.
by the arrival this evening from Hong.
kong Of the British steamer Lotus, an
addition OF 79i Cinnamon was made TO
our population.
The residents Of the Eleventh Ward
held q meeting this evening and passed
resolutions and organized an anti.Chi.
nese club. TO cooperate with the pres.
ent movement In that direction. There
was q good attendance, and tho senti.
ment Of the meeting vas harmonious in
favor OF taking steps against the evil Of
Chinese immigration.
The Harbor Commissioners, ut O meet.
ing to-day, mado q clean sweep Of wharf.
ingers and collectors under control OF
the Board. Tho removals are under
stood TO 10 from political motives. ef
Probable Murder.
SANTA BARnARA, March 30. This
morning the body OF q man apparently
about 40 years old, was found lying on
tho beach. washed up by the tide. On
the left side OF tho head was q long, |
deep cash. as II inflicted with some
heavy instrument. The circumstances
seem to point to foul play. A bill from
Denicko Bros.. $40 Washington street.
10 John Sanford, San Francisco, wa
found in his vest pocket. He was reg.
istered at tho st. Charles Hotel a. Jas.
Finnery on Sunday afternoon, since
which time ho has not been seen.
Brooaa Factory Bsrsed : Charged
with Embcssiement.
Los ASoELks, March 30.-The broom
factory Of Clark L. Co. was burned this
morning with its contents. The fire Ia
supposed to be tho work OF an incen.
diary.
On complaint OF F. p. F. Temple, Of
Temple a. workman's bank, q warrant
has been issued against II. s. Lsdysrd.
cashier OF that institution. Tho charge
is embezzlemont Of SIC, 900. No arrest
has yet been made md Mr.. Ledyard Ia
in the city undergoing an investigation
before the assignses Of the bank.
Violent oais-A Chiae.s Rev.
San DrEoo. March 30.-Last evening
a gale commenced which continued with
almost unprecedented violence up to
shutdown, when II ceased. ..rT. a.
A small wal has been going on
amongst the Chinese here for some time,
which eliminated to-day in one All
Chung getting shot In the shoulder. His
assailsnt escaped. 2Eu gIEugl
Fire and sudden death.
LINCOLN. March 30.-Logan's livery
stable and its contents, intending slsven
horses, burned this morning between
2 and 3 O'Clock. During the FIRE q
widow woman named Sawyer. living
the place. became 30 excited that
whils dresaing she fell dad In her house.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAININ0 IN TnE GOLD HILL POST
II Ofnce March 81, 1874. ~ not called for
within one month they will be sent TO the Dead
Letter Once, WAshingtoni
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vI.len. 0aIe-A ChIne.. R.x,
FIR. ana sadd.a Desth.

LINCOLN. March So.-Logan's livery
stable and its contents, intending sleven
horses. burned this morning between
2 and 3 o'clock. During the fire .
widow woman named Sawyer. living
near the place. became &C excited that
while dressing she fell dad In her house.
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NET MoxpAr Connecticut will hold
her State election. and the probability is
that tho Republican party will get the
best Of the situation. same AZ they have
In New Hampshire.
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Anono the scholars Of . school In
Pennsylvania 10 an orphan boy 10 ysan
Of age. II IL UNDERWOOD that he Is 1T
ting himself for college. and a. he has
no parents to pay the expsnsss Of his cd
u~catiou. IL 10 supposed that they are de-
frsysd By his grandfather. OF n ofthat
esntlsman's aunts. npp ,f so
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BORN.

CALVERT - AZ the Half way House. Lyon
county. March slst. TO the wife Of D. Calvert.
con.
hA00INETTf-In Eureka, March 18th. 10 the
vi 3 u John MAgrinstti. Q daughter.
srkELf--ln Rye Patch. March 9Th, 70 the
vito Ot A. Steele. q son.
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nigh crimes anu mtsuetnehnOIs III oIncc.
This article Ia accompanied by seventeen
specifications setting ont the various
times and circumstances OF the payment
Of the moneys. Article Ave, after recit-
ing the Same general facts. charges that
pslknap was induced to make tho APP
pointmsnt Of Evans by the influence
and at the request Of Marsh; that Ey-
ans paid Marsh O consideration for such
influence, and divers large sums OF
money al various times. amounting TO
about $l2. 900 a year from the date OF
such appointment, March Is. 1879. and
amounting TO about $4,000 q year
thereafter until the I'd Of March. 1916;
all Of which facts Belknap well knew.
and vet in consideration that he would
permit said Evans to continue TO main
tain the trading establishments. and
that such payments might continue
10 be made TO Marsh by Evans. he did
corruptly receive from Marsh, other for
his own tBelknap's) use, or to be paid
to the wife. divers large sums OF money
At various times (setting out dates and
anounts): which acts and doings were.
while said Bslknsp was Secretary Of War
Of the United States, high crimes and
misdemeanon in Office. The close OF
the document 10 n follows: "And the
House OF Representatives. by protesta.
tion-Mving to themselves the liberty
Of exhibition at any time thereafter any
further articles Of accusation or i'm
naarhment a~pninsk William W ReIknsn
late Secretary Of War OF tho United
States, and also Of replying TO tho
which he shall make unto the
articles herein preferred against him
and Of offering proof TO some and every
part thereof and 10 all and every other
article OF accusation or impeachment
shall Be exhibited by them. m the
case shall require-do demand that W.
W. Befknap may be put to answer for
The high crimes and m~isdsmeanon In
ONCE herein charged against him. and