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AGRIcULTuRAL.
sowing Rye Among Corn.

A correspondent, writing in the
Country Gentleman, strongly recon-
mends the sowing OF rye among corn,
go that it will make a fall aud spring
growth for feeding or to be plowed
under for green manuriDg. The
writer asserts that be has done this
on several occasions. AT the last
%cultivating OF corn be sows ahead Of
the cultigator about II bushels Of
rye to the acre, which is cultivated
at once, and sometimes twice by
cross cultivation. The rye will only
give a spindling growth until the
corn ripens and is taken of, when ii
will spread and grow rapidly, giving
a dense growth before winter. He
has had it to commence TO stalk up
in the fall, keeping the ground SO
warm that be plowed it under in the
winter when the adjoining lands
were frozen hard. The ground was
greatly benefited. la order to SOW
among standing corn, go back and
forth between every third space. 1t
requires skillful work when the ccrn
is large. The idea is certainly q
rood one, and ought to aid every en-
terprisiDg farmer in ais plans in Sc
curing the best results and largest
returns. To clear the ground at cut
ting time, although very heavy work,
and then ploughing aud sowing, tor
late fall or early spring pasturage, it
might also do well. Much would de-
peod upon the quality of the soil If
it was of poor quality, it would be
benefited by ploughing the crop un-
der. In farming. to make it profita-
bic, there is nothing like keeping the
land all the time occupied iu doing
its hes..
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How to MIX.

Some mixers seize the root of the
teat between the thumb and f%orein-
ger, and then drag down until it
slips out of their grasp. In this way
the teat and udder both are often
severely injured. The proper mode
of milking is to take the teat in the
entire hand, aud after pressing it up
ward, that it may be filed frcm the
capacioas milk reservoir above, to
compress it first at the base between
the thumb and forefnger, then suc-
cessiyely by each of the three sue
ceeding fingers until completely emp
tied. The teat is at the same time
gently drawn upon, but any severe
traction is altogether unnecessary
and highly Injurious. The COW should
always be MIXED regularly and tie
milk entirely drawn off. If The milk
ins is properly and seasonably done
there is little danger Of disease Of the
teats or udder. More cows are ruin
ed from faults Of this kind than IRON
all other causes, and the readers Of
the RaUal World will do well tc
avoid them.-RuraL UOrld.
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The Oregon Election.

SAN Francisco, June 5.-A Port
land, Oregon, dispatch says:
Additional election returns indi.
cate that Joha Whitaker, Democrat,
has been elected to Congress by a
small majority. It is conceded that
the Legislature, on a joint ballot,
will have a Democratic majority var
ionsly estimated al from four to
twelve. Ii is generally admitted
that but for the efforts made to force
the re selection Of Senator Mitchell,
the Legislature would have been Re
publican. The Republicans undoubt
eddy elect the Secretary OF State Or.
p. Earhart) and Treasurer Edward
Hirsch) IL is believed that G. C.
Bsekman, Republican, is elec;ed Gov
erDor by q small majority.
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Each mother Who itibk, n the
matter a, all believes her Nv daugt-
ter absolutely sale ani u>tsoriby,
and We may tee sure That ,Lr girl
does net undeceive her. Whatever
others may do, thinks the ma,rcn sit
ting quietly at home while her child
is rambling alone across Tie park TO
college, or is inspecting her male
classmates drawing in the art
school, she is 10 he trusted TO take
care of herself. But men could tell
strange stories if they would. and in
the next generation Of mothers will
be many women who, taking 10 heart
the risky lessons of their own xpe-
%rience, will keep q sharper watch
their girls than was kept over
them. ard will distrust the youthful
assurance of safety" which brings
back those glowing cheeks and
sparkling eyes.-London Truth.
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Marine Capture.

Early last Wednesday morning ex.
Governor Romulado Pacheco, being
put on his yacht Consuelo, his atten-
ton was called by the crew to an IN.
usual troubling of the waters near
the shore of Angel Island by some
monster which the old shellbacks
aboard concluded must be a double
barreled swotdf.h. Mr.. Pacheco's
keener eye instantly recognized what
had been mistaken for swords as the
antlers of a magnificent three-year
old buck, which had probably just
completed the voyage down from the
forests of Washington Territory.
Hastily improvising a lasso out of
the main halyard, be ordered a boat
lowered away, and had himself pull
ed swiftly to the game. The boat
had got to within just sixty-three feet
of the buck as it was about to wade
out into the stone quaries on the
island, when the Governor, rising 10
the bows, gracefully swung the coll
ed rope three times around his head,
aud then cast the deadly loop through
the air and over the bucks neck.
The buck abruptly drew the boat
ashore, and scattered it and its crew
around among the sharp edged rocks,
with no special care or regularity,
and then started out for a canter
with the novel Oppendage Of an ex-
Governor. Bat Mr.. Pacheco was
powerful, too, and it seemed a very
even toss up whether the buck had
lassoed Mr.. Paoheco or Mr.. Pacheco
the buck.
At the end of an hour, the buck
being pretty well peeled. and the
ragged edges of Angel Island rock
fiuttering with remains of Guberna.
tor;al garments, Mr.. Pacheco van
pushed the brute, which was brought
to this city, and presented to the
post commandant at Goat Island.
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'ess. "wbGt Secret have the flowers
whispered ~
"a love story, dear aunt, - respond
ed de Merieux.
"To which both have listened ~
ayes, both"
"What, then, of your faie love OF
the diligence, your unknown ideal y
Simply that that fair unknown,
that ideal stands before YOU" be
whispered, pressing Madame d'Au-
brelles to his heart
"Your bushes answer for you, my
dear Louise continued the old lady,
"and will only permit my curiosity
to ask one question Were the with
cred marguerites that now lie nestled
upon your breast dropped by acct
dent, or were they intended as a SOU
venir Z"
"As q souvenir, +" responded Louise;
bat so softly that only Ernest caught
the sound
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Here are o few Dutch proverbs ;
Wind viii prove web way der stbraw
COWS.
Eel vas der whole tree OF money
in der hands Of come peoples
Dhere vas yoost so goot fish in der
vasser as dond got pulled right away
out.
Before dot | got married | made
al idol OF mine row gov she vas
idol all der While.
When you saw q pigs NIT a sthraw
IN his mouth, dot besser you got your
umbrellas mendet.
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Monument TO Andrew Johnson

NASHVILLE, June 1.-The mon.
ument to President Andrew Johnson
was unveiled to-day 10 the presence
of 5000 spectators. Hor George
W. Jones, an intimate POLITICAL
friend of Johnson OF forty years
standing, and member Of Congress
before the war, delivered an elabo-
rate GRAFTON. The monument is
very handsome. 1t cost $1,000.
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May S

"ESTERN PENN'A. CLASSICAL N
w SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.
The institute prepares Students for College,
Business. Professional Schools, Home Life, and
Teaching. Location elevated, healthful, easy OF
access, and picturesque, commanding an extensive
view OF Chestnut Ridge. Full corps OF lnstruc-
tors. Five courses of Study. Open 10 both sexes.
Expenses moderate. New building for ladies'.
Open CRATE In each room.
Address the Principal,
JONATHAN JONES, A. NJ,
Dec. 6. Nit Pleasant, Pa
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Widow Sarah Frieiline. john FTiedline,
Mary Friedline, intermarried With John Wech-
tenheiscr. Isaac Friedline and Jacob Friedline, all
of Somerset County Penna-, Lydia i~ntermarried
with Noah Good, near Des Moines, Iowa. Frank
lin Friedline OF Des Mcines. Iowa, Abraham
Friedline, Of Dayton, Nevada Ter.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
writ Of partition issued out Of the orphans Court
of Somerset County, Pa, | will hold an inquest ON
the real estate OF Aaron Friedline, deed in Jenner
township. at his late residence on Saturday the
nth of June, ISIS, where you may attend II you
think proper.
She:it's Office W. PILE.
MAY Is, ISIS. Sheriff.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

James b.. Lyons, ! No. 555 Jan. term 1873 in the
to yCOurt of Common Pleas Of
John II. Benford. J Somerset co. Pa.
voluntary Assignment.
Having been appointed Auditor to distribute
the fund in the nanis of the Assignee TO and
among those legally entitled thereto, notice is
hereby given that | will sit at my Office In Somer-
set Pa. Thursday the 18th day Of June, 1878, at
l o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of discharging the
duties Of said appointment, when and VIII ere all
persons interested can attend.
J. G.. OGLE,
MAY % Auditor.
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Maya
r EGAL NOTICE.

10 Widow Elizabeth Hefiey, g. Wilson Henley,
N. +. Heffey. Ellen Heniey and +. Henley, tthe
last a minor under II years. all Of Nebraska
City, Nebraska.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of a
writ OF partition issued out of the Orphans Court
OF Somerset Co, Pa, / will hold an inquest on
the real estate Of Annias Henley, deed.
No. l.. situate in Brothersyailey Twp, S0mer-
set Co., Pa.
No. 2, situate In Berlin BOr, Somerset Co.. Pa.
No. 3, situate In Larimsr and Summit Iwps.,
Somerset 70. Pa.
No 4, situate in Llrimer and Summit Twps.,
Somerset Co, Pa, on Thursday June q, 1873, when
You can attend II you think proper.
Sherih's Office, GEO. W. PILE,
Nav Is. 1875. Sheriff.
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may believe faily that your happiness
is dearer 10 me than my own"
La q few moments more parting
kisses were exchanged, and Monsieur
de Merieux took his departure.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate OF John Leydig, late OF southampton
Twp. deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
hayingheeH O-,ated by the properauthority notice
IL hereby given to thOseindebted to itt0makeimme-
diate payment, and those havingclalms against IL
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
on Saturday. June 5, 1878, ut the late residence
OF deceased In said township.
ISRAEL LIMERICK,
MayI Administrator.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

~
Notice is hereby given, that Daniel keim. of
Conemaugh Twp, by deed ofvoluntary assignment
has assigned all his estate real and personal for
the benefit of his creditors to Z. NJ. Schrock. All
persons Indebted to the said csttte will please
make immediate payment, and those having
claims OF demands will present them to the under
signed at Somerset without delay.
T. NJ. SCHROCK,
May . Assignee.
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Saturday, June 10, 1878,

BY virtue OF an order issued OUT ot the court OF
Common Pleas Of Somerset Co.. Pa, the under
signed Assignee Of +. X Hall, will expose 10 sale
hy public QUERY on
Saturday, June 10, 1878,
at ? o'clock, p. m, on the premises, the following
described property, viz:
A certain lot OF ground situate in Meyersiale
Borough, Somerset County. Pa, bounded by Main
street on the south, Eighth street on the east,
land ofThomas Fax on the west, and - alley
on the north, having a SO feet frontag and extend
ing back i65 feet; and known on plan Of said town
as lot No. =, with a good two story dwelling
house. a stable and other buildings erected there
On.
TERMS :-One third In hand. one-third in six
months. and one-third In one year from this date.
with interest on deferred payments from day Of
sale. JOHN NJ. OLlNGER,
Mayl5 Assignee.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Catharine Mcclure by1 Inthe Court OF Common
her next friend Charles Pleas Of Somerset Co.,
Menser NO2 Nov. t. 1871, No.
VS..
Patrick Mcclure,
(Alias Sunpena in Divorce
2Ith of AprillS7s, on motion of VIM. III. ko0ntz,
Esq. Attorney for Plaintiff, filed, the court APP
point Ed h. Seull, Esq. Commissioned to take the
testimony, ind the facts, and report the same with
an opinion.
Extract from the record certified 9th Of April,
1878. L. J. kOOSER,
ProthOnotary.
Notice is hereby given that / will attend TO the
duties OF the appointment. at my office in.SOmerset,
on Thursday, June g, ls5s, when anu where all
persons may attend.
ED Il. SCULL,
MAY q. Commissioner.
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A UDlToR'S NOTICE.

Iron L Glass Dollar Inthe courtof Common Pleas
sav;ngs ua,E Of Somerset County Pa,
ANS Dunn No. 81 AfrilT. 1875. Il. ID.
VI. aIso Ma. So Anil T.. 1878,
NJ. 4. Slnrer. Z. ID. No. 26 Jan. 4. ISIS,
Execution Docket-)
And now to wit, 4lh May, 1878, on petition OF
George W. Pile. Esq, Sheriff, filed, the Court ap-
point Ed b. Scuii. ESQ. Auditor, TO distribute the
fund to and among those legally entitled thereto.
Extract from the record certified an OF May.
1878. FL. LOOSEN FRO,
Notice Is hereby given that L VIII attend 10 Inc
duties OF the above appointment at my office In
Somerset, on Friday, June Z, 1878. when anu
where all persons interested may attend.
ED Il. SCgLL
Nav % Auditor.
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sHOvEhs. FORKS, SPADES. rs.

MauOeks, Grub Hoes, Picks, Scythes, Sneaths, SIedges, Mason Hammers,
Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts of all sizes. Looking
Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers, Meal Sleeves, Door Mats, Baskets,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Irvine, Rope all sizes, Hay Puleys, Butter Prints,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steeyards, Meat Cutters and Suffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes, Cur
ry Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latches and everything
the Builders line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Powder aud Safety Fuse, &c, &c,
The fact is, keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade. deal
exclusively in this kind Of goods and give my whole attention to it. Per-
sons who pare building. o. any one in need of anything in my line, will find
it to their advantage to give me a call. will always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons. | thank my old customers for their patronage,
and hope this season to make many new ones. Don't forget the place
No, 3, "BAER BLOCK"
April s IA. JOHN F. BLYMYER
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May -,
UDITOR'S NOTICE.

N
Levi Snyder, and In the Court Of Common
Susan his wife, Pleas of Somerset CO., Pa,
to No. SIS April term 1875.
Aaron Will. Voluntary Assignment.
18th March, 1873, account filed, 25th April. ISIS.
account confirmed, 18th April ISIS, on petition Of
Assignee, by his attorney, Val. Hay, Esq. file ,
the Court appoint l.. O. ColbOrn, Esq, Auditor to
distribute the fund in the hands ofthe Assignee to
and among those legally entitled thereto.
Extracts from the record certified April the27th
1875.
Isl Z. j. KOOSER,
Parliamentary.
Notice is hereby given that / will meet to at
tend te the duties of the above appointment at NV
office In Somerset, Pa, Tuesday the 18th of
June 1875, when and where all parties can attend
ifthey think proper.
L. q. COLBORN,
May 80 Auditor.
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uprroK's NOTICE.

IK
Having been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court Of Somerset county Pa, to distribute the
fund In the hands Of G. Il. Heffiey, Administra-
tor Of Alkaline Knepper, decd, to and among those
legally entitled thereto, notice is hereby given
that will attend TO the duties Of said appoint
ment at my office tn Somerset, on Thursday, June
9th, ISIS. when and where all persons interested
can attend.
ED. ID. SCULL,
Mav15 Auditor.
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IA
Estate Of David Hay, late OF Elklick Twp,
deceased.
Letters administrative on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice Is
hereby given 20 those indebted to Il to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against 1t, to present than duly authenticated
for settlement on Wednesday, June 10, ISIS, at
the late II sidence OF said deceased.
ETE ). HAY,
W. 4 HAY,
SAMUEL NJ. SAYLOR,
Nays Administrators.
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A ~DMIsTRAToR's Nor;CE.

4 DMlS fkaIOR lCE.
Simon Blubaugh. administrator, eaa ~testdmeuio
GsHfr1 of John Blncorl. late of Allegheny Co.,
Md, deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice Is
hereby given to those indebted to 1t 20 make imme-
date payment, and those having claims against
II. to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday, the 18th day OF June,
ISIS. at the Office Of Michael Long, Esq, In Wei
lersburg, Somerset Co., Pa.
SIMON BLUBAUGH,
Nays Administrator.
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JOHN f. BLYMYER
OEALERiN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OIL &C.. &c.

The following is a partial LIST of goods in Stock: Carpenters Tools
Planes, Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, Plane Irons a lies, &c, Black
smiths Goods, Bellows, Anvls, Vices, Files, Hammers, &c. Saddbry
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, Hames, Buckles, Rings, Bits and Tools
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and Razors, the
largest stock in Somerset County. Painters Goods, a full stock White
Lead, Colored Paints for inside and outside painting, Paintsin oil, all colors
' arnish, TurpeHtine, Flaxseed Oil, Brushes, Japan Dryer, Walnut Stains
DC Window Glass of all sizes and glass cut to any shape. The best Coal
Oil always on hand. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprise,
very elegant styles Dhstons Circular, Mu!ev and Cross Gut Saws Mil
Saw Files ofthebest quality. Porcehnlined Ket1cs Handles of all kindss
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DEMONSTRATORS NorICE.

Maya.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02
HOME VS.. FOREIGN COAL.

The price of Seattle coal in San Fran
cisco is now set at s. so per ton. This
looks like probable embargo of for
eign coal from that market this year.
The quality of English and colonial
cos!'is not 50 much better than ours as
to maintain i, at q much higher price.
The price of English coal in England is
from s. to s. per ton. and even ct that
figure much Of il vas sold at loss.
Freights are quoted 81 from 81 TO 8
additional. When we add the duty of
seventy-fiye cents. and the harbor,
wharfage AMI commission charges, etc,
there is not much room left for profits
even on coal brought exclusively as
ballast. We Doubt whether even q good
wheat year viii draw so much of for
eign coal 20 the hsrbor of San Fran
cisco a. has came there the past few
years, in the face Of 80 low price Of
coast coal. It is to be observed that
the Seattle company already have Sc
cured the supply OF the Contra! Pacific
Railroad Company. which patronage
last year was mostly bestowed on the
foreign article.
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NEW YORK, March The silver bill
seems the oil important theme with to.
days papers. The Journals generally
praise the President for bis courage in
vetoing. aud moderately deplore the
action of Congress.
The Herald says on the subject THE
silver agitation has alarmed many pru.
dent people here. and We happen to
know on the best authority that for
some time . quiet movement has been
going on Of capital drawn out Of here
aud sent to Europe to be invested
there. We do not know how consider.
able is the amount thus transferred and
los. 10 productive industry here, but
we have ressou to believe if the whole
amount were known it would startls
thoughtful men,
New York March i-Commissioner
Gen. Mccormick says of the PROPOSE.
ton that q delegation of American
workmen ara to visit the Paris Expo
si.ion. that the spirit in which the
French manufacturers extend an inYi-
tation ard the advantages to result to
/ this country canno. he too highly esti.
mated.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. March Wool
frmer but not higher, California fine
and medium from aocGss: coarse, 2ac
az.
WAsHISoToS, March The Senate
| finance committee took 10 action today
on the House bill FOR the repeal Of the
specie resumption act. and postponed
consideration Of the sebject until their
regular meeting On Tuesday next.
CHICAGO. Feb. os.-Ths secietay, Of
the Treasury has already prepared the
necessary arrangement. for the immedi-
ate execution of the law providing for
/ the coinage Of silver dollars, so that
there will be no delay whatever in its
operation. The secretary has prepared
the form Of the silver certificate, and
/ approved the device for the new silver
dollar. which was submitted to him by
the director Of the mint, The depart
ment 10 therefore prepared TO begin
without delay the administration of the
new law.
a million dollars has Issn placed to
Zee credit Of tAs Pk!lsdslpkia saist. and
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
EY
DAVID HIGGINS.
TIE DAILY gyTEY.IuGEyCER Is
Official Press of King County.
Saturday, March 2. 1878.
A DEGRADED aRIsTOCRAcY

Oneof the most prominent merchants
Of San Francisco. who Las been for the
past twenty I've years resident OF that
city, and leader in every pnblic
movement, IS now under arrest for aid
ing in the escape ola criminal who bad
stolen over q million dollars, and was
aiso charge with the crime of forgery
aud rshypotheeation as well. On being
charged with the offence, he turned TO
the officer and said. We'll. wouldn't
you send vessel on en- eighteen-day
voyage for six thousand dollars I'd
like to know what you'll make out of
it. It's busine..-that's all"
This /. the trouble with American
society in every direction. Oakes Ames
did net consider himself guilty OF bri-
berry in the Credit Mobilier case he
thought he was merely allowing the
usual commission upon bis fellow.mem
bers support OF the bill. The thousand
dirty tricks Of the San Francisco stock
board, which have not Stopped short OF
assassination in the Real del Monte and
Ida Gilmore cases, are glazed over under
the title of business. People must
awake TO the fact that broker is only
gambler, and defaulter il nothing
but thief. Then we may come to our
senses on the proposition
The curious swearing III this case. is
d subject worthy of remark. Chas. F.
MtDermott, to whom was hypothecated
the ! .020 share certificate Of Safe De-
posit stock, says lie never suspected
any wrong in the transactior: pet DO
took tho certificate and had it photo
graphed. IS soou as be loaned the
money On it. An c< Senator Of the
United States Milton ). Iatham-had
this certificate twice in bis hands, and
succeeded in working il of but admits
that the expression ten hundred and
twenty" in the body of the certificate,
sounded very awkward, Eugene Cas-
serly, anHher United States Senator,
who resigned his seat for fear of expul-
sion for bribery. does not figure in this
dirty serape with hands that are any
100 clean
These men must be either prosecuted
or exposed to public contempt. Merrill
may escape the penitentiary, but his
captain on his vessel will certainly GO
there. As long ~ villainy can be
glazed over under the title of business.
rich villains can work up Jobs of this
sort and retire upon their capital and
respectahility. Our experience is that
The poor Californian Is generally honest;
he never gets crooked till he becomes
rich. We must see these rich villains
punished before we can hope for
better state of things There can lie no
public honor where there il no private
honesty.