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LET GUILTY MEN ESCAPE.
BOSS GRANTS LATEST FAVOR TO
THE WHIsKEY THIEVEs.
Removal Of Col. Wharton, formerly Law
Partner OF bx-Secretary Bristow Commo-
tion In Kentucky What the Colonel savs.

Removal Of Col. Wharton, formerly Law
Partner Of bx-Secretarv Bristoyv- C ommo-
tion In Kentucky THAT the Colonel says.
LOUISVILLE July Collaboration hav.
ing reached here yesterday OF the nomination Of
successor to Col. Wharton, United States Dis
trict Attorney for Kentucky, former law part
ner OF ex-Secretary lIristow, 1t caused quite q
commotion, and that gentleman was visited By
Couier-JOui1ldl reporter to ascertain the cause
of his removal. He replied that his removal WAC
without notice to him either from the President
or the department He believed, however, that
1t was due to the influence Of Representative
John ID. White, Republican member Of Congress
from Kentucky. lie said that In May last he re-
ceived letter from White in which the latter
expressed a wish to have his (whartons) assist
ance In securing pardons for such residents Of
his Congressional district as were indicted in
the United states District Courts at. Covington
and Louisville. In his letter, while disclainilng
any purpose to prevent the enforcement of the
law, Mr.. White said:
II such could be done, opinion Ia that II would do
Tns @ suppressing what Is Termed moonsninng
granted are those Of minor lmportance VIZ: for max
dea yea IN to6aceo u you can DO so III oe Obliged 70
Io ihs ou wouil ut nsh me tabular staenent snow
81 tnose OF my district who may be indicted AZ
Col. Wharton says no was not able To conouF
In the view that the unlawful making or selling
OF whlskey ana tobacco was OF minor lmpor-
tance. lie was unwilling to aid In the whole-
sale pardoning OF those persons who had been
persistently violating the internal revenue laws,
although they were OF Mr.. Whites district and
regarding the request or demand of Mr.. White
as impcrtinent, II not worse, he took no notice
of his letter and did not furnish the tabular
statement asked for. Since then White, he says,
has been diligently engaged In manufacturing
prejudcial reports against him to the Presi-
dent and to the Department Of Justice. aud hn
at last succeeded In taking of his official head.
Mr.. Wharton says that White was aided by
hail
present session against a joint resolution which
repudlated the " third term notion, and he hes
lieves that White voted that way simply to obs
tain the Of the President and control his
patronage.
MIR. Wharton further says that he does NOT
know whether White was employed by illiCit
whiskey diatillers In his district not, but HID
course has been precisely what II would have
been had he been SO employed Only last month
a numberof Whites constituents were Indicted
for Illicit disabling and pleaded guilty Wharton
says that the great majority OF the illicit distil-
lers In the State are In Whites district.
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Employees OF the Now York News Company
rowed race on the Harlem river at o'clock last
ing There were two fouroared crews In 9foot barge
boals The whites" were J. II. Westerneld, Dow
Chas L. Crear, No. q A. Cartier No. +, W. Ritschy,
stroke I and W. q, Bancker, cOIswain The Blues
w're ", Il. Jones, Jr bow r. o'Bnon, No. 2; Richard
A. nsncker cOXswain. Samuel Yates was referee, aud
r. o. RhOades starter. The distince wa. about two
several lengths ahead but the ucs gradual gained
thcul aud for whie they pulled evenly, Ihe Bueb
won by halt length Ia 10 minutes.
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O. 90 NEW York IRON NINE
MARQUETTE, MICH,
Dec. II, 1868.

Our books show that OF $4,000 ssued TO cred
itors Of the mine At Ishpemirg during the years
Of 1859 aud 1870 and $4,000 issued curing the
years Of 1873 and 1874 there were presented and
paid by us, as follows In 1859 $4l.S}b 1870,
$ll66b 1911 f35o 1879. SIS $S13, SIC. rs 1874
$500 1875, f55, and making total OF exactly
tSs,pl0 paid Of $4,000 drawn during the seven
years named. This covers all the so-called rag
money" from 1858 up to the present time.
We do not write you the FOREGOING from any
political sympathy with the party which has
seen Ut to place Mr. Tilden before the people NJ
a candidate for the highest ONCE within their
gift. On the contrary, every member OF our firm
has, we learn on inquiry. voted for the Repub
lican candidates In everv Presidential election
rnce the formation OF that party. But the con-
alterations do not influence us to withhold any
facts we may properly furnish To you concern
Ing our business relations with MIR. Tilden. et-
tending through a period OF nearly ten years
And we cheerfully place on record the crafty
ing fact that In all our intercourse with him, in
volving the disposal OF many million dollars
worth OF ore since 1865 we have found him the
im personaton OF commercial rectttude and
honor. He would never consent to depart from
his unvarying rule Of ex icting only seven per
cent. interest for de erred payments on ore con-
tracts though the laws Of the State Of Ohio per-
mitted more and during the panic Of 1879 ten
and twelve per cent. was volunt rily offered him
for such accommodation, In the presumption
that he would not hesitate to accept what others
had often exacted.
We should say, In conclusion, that Mr.. Tilden
has not now and never had a dollar Of interest
in the store or the profits OF the store at the
NINE directly or Indirectly. IL has ALWAYS been
owned by Wetmore Bros. OF Marquette, and as a
branch OF their store there. Yours respectfully,
CLEVELAND, Brown 4 Co.
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winchester's Hypophosphites Of Lime and
Soda has been tested for eighteen years In the treat
ment OF consumption with unparalleled success Emit
nent physic ans now admit that by It's administration
consumpt N can be cured and its development In all
cases Of predsposton as enectualiy prevented as
smallpox by vaccination. THIS famous specinc IA In
addition magnificent tonic In all cases OF general de-
bity weakness loss OF appetite &c possessing tonic
nvigorstng, and vitallzng properties OF the highest
order.
Prepared only by Messrs. Winchester Co. chemists
No SO John street. New YORK.. Sold By ell druggists
Price, q and ~ ~sT bottle. Ads
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After years of patient toll many a
mother breaks down In constitution, simply be-
cause she has been In the habit Of doing her do
nestle sewing upon a hard-running machine
This can now be certainly guarded against by
using the new Wilcox Gibbs Automatic
machine, wonderful ana entirely novel adapta-
ton OF automatic principles to machine sewing
insurlng perfect work with the highest labor
On view at the Centennial, Machinery Hail. Sec
G. Z, Col. 60 and at $50 Broadway, New York.
Adm.
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VARYING E,,,ma,c, Of Rea, Esta,c Value.

William Hickey owns tho houses at 1,l62
Ilo4, l,ioo and Il6s Second avenue. An application
was made to Judge Westbrook by Henry J. Brdsali
the holder Of mortgages sgainU the property to tho
amount OF 100 oo0 for the appointment OF receiver
The plaiun that the corner house was not worm
than tl9 900 the next two slboOO each. and the
fourth $4,000 and he brough! seven rec. essste agents
that the four houses together we're WORTH too
600 he called eight real estate agents 10 eubs
ate the correctness Of his ngures The Court refused
20 grant the motion
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II. Jossph,- Sew pns,or.

The Right Rev. Monsgnor Robert seton, u. D.,
the new pastor OF s., Josephs Roman catholic church.
Jersey cry Heights received his TUE from the hands
Of the Hoy See. The Monsgnor Is son OF the late
cant. scion OF the utcd StItes navy grandson Of
Mot Seton, founder OF the order ~ the Sisters -
thnuy und 81 st. Jo,ep.'s Convent Is brother ri
Capt. Harry seton OF the Unitel States ARMY, ami
cousin Of Archbishop Blyry. lie speaks seven dlner
ent languages anu II an Italian ~ Dlrtn
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Tomorrow will be opening day OF the Conti-
mental Hotel, corner Broadway and rwenty NTH street.
r. s Merrinefd, proprietor The house has acconlino
cations for 800 guests newly and elegantly furnish
ed has al the modern improvements ana ,enedIle OF
nrices in Keeping with the times The hotel viii De
Conducted on the European plan Single rooms NAV
be mad a. low a. S. and for two. 90 per week. Toe
Sesiaurso al too viii be hTst class with prices CORE
spondlngly low II will no longer cost fortune " i've
ii 4 nrStclass New YORK hoteL-ldv
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Arrived-sAruRpAY. July 90

Steamship Franconis. Portland m1se. and pass.
steamship Mosel. Bremen. mdsc. anu pass.
steamship Herman Livingston. Savannah. mdse' ano
pass.
Steamship Tuscany, Bordesux, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Wisconsin. Liverpool, mdse. and pass -
Steamship rassbnrg Bremen mdse.
snip Nlscount. Calcutta, muse.
ShiD Melchior. London, mdse.
Bark Rowing Sailor. TURKS Island. sat.
Bark Morning star, s.. Jagu sugar.
Bark WIN. II. Gem, Havana, sugar.
Bark Polly. Colombo, mise.
Bark TAnyOre. Havana inJse.
Brig r. iziOeth Scott, Mlanzas. sugar.
Brig Annie Gardner, Matanzas sugar.
Brig Tenerine Msrseiiles mdse.
~ tue usut river ana cOtsesise vtsAe'.
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A Funeral WitLout Flowers.

The death at Plymouth, n. H., on Thursday,
OF Peter Martin OF the oldest members Of the grl
Gerry trade in This city, published yesterday, with
request TO the relatives and friends not to scnd any
wers TO his funeral whch u announced tor tnmlr'
row, Mr., Martin was seycny-three years old. lie
started IN the grocery business tortYsx years 90 and
accumulated fortune HIS store WAS IN COTtlandt
street for quarter Of century.
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4 or TIE SUN-ST: VIII YOU
~ ~. =, all liberal Christians in behalf Of
hloN NV W Misslon," which has existed for
tine refer IN South Fifth avenue. IL Is open
nearly eight 90 10 Xii classes high and low, rich
every night sIsiiy is n fee to those who cannot
aud poor olnrcn
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In repairing Bay SIDE, l.. L., school house the
workngmen ascertained that the attic aud basement
mad been used hiding places for thieves In the base
mcnt hole had been carefully cut throug The nnor ana
trap door put IN. ludor tha the Uarth had been
cavaied snd chamber formed IN which were many
tiCles supposed TO have been stolen.
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TRICKY THOI SHEARMAN.
The Little LAWYER sticking TO the Policy
of Misr.entatiOn.

On Thursday, an ihterN'e" WIN
Mfr. Sterling, OF Snan Sterling Mr..
neeobet's lawyers. Niger A. Pryor, counsel
for Mr.. Moul,ou in TIT against Mr. Beecher,
sent TO shearnan l. srg the following:
gw YORK. July - 1875.
uo,,,on agt BsscAsyrLEhfS; Nr, sierllng OF
-. Nm ctied at nv to-day win thr request
ihat would sgn IuP et'shu a M ,i,nS
Ia ansVer for tTeuf aa-s ~ r. rFVs.,'N 'r,Nr,
wasc1uyieI with the cen tns. nS f S,,5a", tsn,
10 a. peal from the Ordse 20 ~ iv,' i ~ - y ~
auy .d.msnt IN reon,I 80 80 ~ snct Sg"t - az
tucn u,it,y,'i'd "a sre to proposed form Of
pea, ui,,tA SS,,erci Oh 10 cintrayen'iIn u my
couseu'' bu,,ty IN irs, to give an uncOndlt Onal
chtnt- poh.'!so, 80 his am still willing 20 do.
eAteueiVu 81 tthss""tsfe communications between
desIy s',s' - the ~ eren be conducted ia writ
We at'oIhe' nssnsctf ROoER A. lRYoR,
,.,o,y Iav;hearman attempted to
now ti'.nica W,ok aud the public as re-
uScsFo u nJI'tnp "A fYatiJn relative to the OK
Earo : t"o I'm re seen by the following,
tens,S" nsrt ~ tldavit, bearing The same
WulSh ~ Dr. to, and which accOmpI-
ua.S 40 - 80 fnJty DAYS extension made
hleu a i I,,stics W,ok yesterday:
w a-,n,,,rc OF this suit the plaintiffs at.
~ Nuo 'o, ,, r1eOus assurance to the de-
tothel they should have all the time
ieheAn. snv3aH,,yr pleadln . or other proceed
Mllcn my HlSne las to-day Informed US that,
iht, ~ IN # ma from his client, he feels
unte -, ',-sst1ss lsent " any extension OF time
u,,tn' IB,rh lie liant may elect " answer or 10
appeal ,
| Ine,tca westtlranted an order extending
| 10 I'M tvV.r 4, the same being without
sau,. ~. TO int OF tue defendant 10 APP
| mi mon the trer, II they have that Ti-ht.
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Alarming Nerant Against Hayes and
rTildsni

49, pu.Nly st t. Understood hers
-, "a D, but this is only gossip let fan
from MrsGrsni' sDo,o, 49,
OF course It va 'ns ,a,I =, Iort Iv,,oo
secret you WI
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TILDEN,s IRON CURRENCY.
The Truth About the Michigan shinplaster
Mil Discovered ny Hayes Organs.

MIL uncovered ~ uhyeb OFHhubs
Some Of the Hayes newspapers are en-
deavoring to show that Gov. Tilden has been
engaged In the work Of Issuing Illegal, irredeem-
able private currency In the Lake Superior re-
Eion, to the extent OF millions OF dollars,
whereby the miners and Others were terribly
swindled. The following letter from busi-
ness house, every member Of which belongs to
the Republican party. ought to put an enectual
stop to this SANDER, though II is not probable
2To 81 MHRwIN ST., CLEVELAND, OIL
To william L. Hsarn ESQ.,, Wnseiing ". Va
DEAR SIR Your esteemed favor OF the oth
statements going the rounds Of the press In
reference TO the alleged issuing OF millions OF
dollars OF unlawful payer money by the differ
ent Lake superior iron mines, and especially
two mines ip which the Hon. Samuel j. Iilden
is understood to be interested. as set forth In
the article or statement referred to.
The figures given and the assumptions made
are at variance with tho facts, easily sus-
ceptible OF proof, that we should have supposed
the article carried Its own antidote with II. OF
co lrse, In saying this, we refer to the mine OF
which we are he agents and the period since we
became so, namely In 1868.
The so-calod " currency Is nothing else than
a draft or order upon Cleveland, Brown x Co. to
pay certain amount OF money on presentation
or sixty days alter sight in the following form {:
500 MY ySss Iros IN, MINI,
MAReuErTE. MIcns.
sixty days after sight,
q. p. Pease, superintendent. or bearer, FIVE Dol
: lars value received ana charge TO account OF
w l. wKTEoRE.
Messrs. Cleveland. Brown 4 Co.
@. W. SMITH. Secretary.
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Mr.. Kasson Drop, Iowa. said that the instinct
OF every man rebelled AGAINST an insinuated dis
honor against the reputation Of a gentleman OF
his acquaintance as nm act Of cowirdlce. The
Committee on Naval Affairs did not say OF what
MIR Robeson was guilty or for THAT lie should
be punished, but II recommended that another
committee should 70 over 400 printed pages
and inuuire whether II could not Ind some
thing Tor which that gentleman should be
punished This Was evasion, and II was con
duct row rd a public official which every gentle-
man would scorn If II were attempted to he
practised upon himself. lie appealed 10 the
asLed wnether this was honortb conduct.
Al the conclusion Of Mr. Kasson's speech the
previous question WAS seconded, and the suh-
iect went over TIL Monday, when II will take
precedence over all other business.
The House then at 4:45 took recess I'll eight
o'clock, the evening" session 10 be Tor general
debate only.
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BOICE-CHIPMAN.- weon esday. July le. at the
resldence the bridcs sister. MsdGugton, y. " Mr.
William HAslroucN Blice Of New Orb to Miss Belle 3.
Chapman OF Washington.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursily even
Ing July 81 the house ~ the brides rcnts by tho
Rev : Patton, Mr.. Frank G. Carries Of Pe.a. Iowa,
to Miss Settle SHOEMAKER OF tht city.
NAlSON -LlAl.l..- Ca thc 2J-h inst, by the heY.
Joseph H. RI ROheri ID. Watson 10 Jaunetta, daugn-
yer oI James LNell, all VI this city.
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MARINE INTELLIGENOE

MINIATURE ALMASAf-rHfs DNv
sun rises % sun sets. : IS Moon sets. 12 O
aiuH wsTER-rnt- 10y
sandy HOOK. 2 33 Gov tslann 90 He'll Gate. ~
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The Rove or'o, 10 ,.o,s'r,., cnn,cn
weeks the . 'uo 80 80 aos,on ,heo.
In BrooklyIns hs isst preached In the City Of
logicsl sen
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Busintss Hotties.

that the best medium Tor dnusing through thc system
the WALKING properties OF "A tonic Is a wholesome
alcoholic spirit That tnis profession dictun 10 cor
rect IL shown by the VT hang effects upon the debli-
tAted physique OF 'dopho Wolf,'s Schie1am AroMatc
schnapps. cooperative tonic beverage anudyspepuc
cordial and dluretc, VITA pure splrltuous basis.
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Don't PAY 81 for an lpieriar Elastic Truss
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n, ou,,s Tea, and now feel better tn IA,
ever day
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Certain Remedy for Rupture. The SIX Elastic
Truss, only by Elastic Truss Company, os5 Broad
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sweet words spoken with n foul breath
please the but offensive To thc nOstrs. MIX
OF Maguesla Inakes them grateful to both.
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Keep Mistar's Bnlsnm OF wild Cherry nts
ways IN he house IL Is tar best couga lemeGy known.
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Rupturc,-A permanent cure by Dr.. MAISHS
treatment, SIX elastic stockings, abdominal belts,
shoulder braces and surgical ppances Of every de-
scriptlon. 2vtsey st. Aston House. opposite 81. Paups
Church.
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VI -.

Cri-tadorn's Hair DyrRcts iu-InntnneousIy.
Away produces the shidcs dcsred. ~ Jonns It.
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Disease IL harmless when people protecs
themselves with Buchans taru0uc SOAP 80 John ~.
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A. this point It IL well to note one or two
fsct- First MIR. Wilson u be Is put 90 n,s o1 icr
Ter heing In this package 81 papers. second
that tie last time he saw u was Mneh he Sar..e
IL to the President With this same phc kdXg OF
papers. Third tue two clerks VIII swear tndt
lbey did not know mat me Ihls.lng ietter va
ever placing the package OF papers IN wplcn ~
was found IN the 1o1 - F9nrth, several weeks weeks
oo-conspirator with Babcock. 70 have RAYMOND
a. Perry ABDUCTED by the Secret sefyice force,
San DOMINGO invostiR ton thal bluiord WI
son would soon come to grleI ~ Wa be niue
Sre.n,ed Of Fifth, tins same W, y. Moore =
S,smls,ed the service through Buiord wilson's
instrumentslity, ana the PRESIDENT "a en- N
,ningo inve.ti gation, and doubtless ior ~ u
tnr, usefulness, ordered him restored. 'In,Le
shan Moore has mad ac ess at all times - H.
an1iciInr's once proper, md has been rally
s s0a .Iwsys welcome visitor at the INC
gouse Sixth, Moore, on the very DAY W L. ~
s,1iy"d IN Washington, aud before he had seen
Roblnson or knew antthlng hoout tue MI.
being missed, told cerisin persons tnss TfoSnd
among his papers y .Cked up In the Two ooteb Il
Ins solciiors ON e. Putting al these i1Gts to
getner, Is H. not quite reasonable, cohnlueIlhs
kSs en- rscteT OF Moore and his known willing
mess to engage "a conspiracies OF thl. k'nd ~
i1g letter was placed among Wilson's private
papers by this fellow or SOM, eo.conspiFa'or ioi
she purpose OF iniuring Mr. Wisonf
R,,t whether this be admitted or not chal'
lanSs Any man to show MI, Wilson's connection
With the missag letter; ne I'a no, see itb q hi
nspers, and was not here when, any OF th'
paper were put away. Moreover. shs iett9I ol'
- a uriy,te letter addressed TO the Preslden
b. ID W. d, Barnard Of -, Louis, ana ne rr s,
dent made tue famous endorsement upon ~ an
sum han ed It over TO the Solicitor. What pos
dbIe use could II have been 70 MI wilson or !
snvnodv else? Had he desired to steal
.ould he have packed u away among lot Q
pspers aud left the boxes ia tho solicitors ONO
Ter one month";
THE PUBLICATION.
IpreRsrd to this letter and the endorsemeI
% Il. Mr.. Wilsop 10 bis exanlnAV9p tps pist o'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-04
Making a total amount paid to the Levee
Company up to December 80, 1875, 81, 943,-

The Levee Company have thus actually re.
| ceived thirty four and half cents per cubic
yard for all work performed since their organ
ization, aud all the unsolicited tax to the
leyee fund is still due them. understand
the company claim to have expended con-
siderable amount for repairs and crevasses. Ii
so. We have no possible means of ascertaining
what this amount is. The number of cubic
yards indicated by the comm issioners year by
year, during these four years, as being neces-
sary 10 be constructed, was minimum of
3,oO0 600 cubic yards per annum. The Chief
Engineer OF the Safe reports that the work
actually done by the Levee Company for the
last three years has been in sufficient 10 re-
place the ordinary wear and tear Of the levees
and that the State is losing ground every
year. He also Informs me that the work
done has been let by the Levee Company to
sub-contractors, and has been practically
crowded into one hundred rkng DAYS in
each year. between the N onths of Novem Der
and Nay. The largest number of hands ever
employed by the company was $500 in 1872
Last year there were less than 1000 employed.
la 1874 the number was still fewer, because.
as stated to me in the report of the State En-
glneer, 1.-THE Penitentiary hands built the
Newsome. McCulium, Bass, and large por-
ton Of the H ckey levees, besides smaller
works during the summer mont
The fact is hardly disputed that the Levee
Company have failed to give satisfaction to,
or to secure the confidence OF that class of the
community who have the largest interests in
the proper maintenance of the levees, and the
best opportunity to ju ige of the work done.
The Chief Engineer of the State, in a re-
cent communication on this subject, says:
''Is is painfully evident that the presen. sys-
tenn il Ineffective to protect the State from
overflow, aud should Congress decline to come
to our aid. some radical changes will have to
be made"
Toe Lsvee Company. understand, profess
= will guess 20 surrender theix ch..r.er "a