A'o announced last week that the
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rk, under an indictment of fraud
causing the now famous assign-
but act to be enrolled among the
s would bo held during the pies
term of court. The case has been
bird, and verdicts of guilty have
11 returned against both. Judge
Iver sentenced Satterheld to pay
Tims ot ;'iO.OO and costs, and sen-
uced ISrown to work on the public
1-m for V2 months. A motion was
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lie defendants then appealed to the
tipreme court and gave bond. We
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-lie.
The National Congress
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ply as a souvenir a kind of curios
ity. I know several farmers in my
State who might raise $.j in gold. If
we are to issue more bonds (the ne
cessity for which I deny) then let
them be in $." and multiples of bo
every man who has that much gold
can purchase ihern. And also let
the price at which they will be sold
be made known, k every man wi'l
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Know now to purchase.
I do not want tu iutcrrupt the
Senator further than to say that if
the construction of the law by the
Secretary of the Treasury is correct,
and if the Senator indorses that,
thtn I do not think this bill will
timet the need of the government.
