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MARsxIAL,S SALE.

HDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
A1 oui o: Justice Donaho's Court of Ophir Towr.
ship, County of Butte, State of California, to me d.
rectcd, In favor OF the Inhabitants OF the Town Of
OrovlIle, and against James Harlow. I have seized
and shall exposos for sfle At public auction, at 10
O'Clock. n. NJ on the 5;h day Of May. i 1858, al
the Inr House door In the Town Of Orovllle, COun
ty and State arprasai the following described prop
erty. 10 wit; Lots Nos. 3 ard l. in Block No. 6, as
laid down iud described on the raap Of the Town OF
Or0ville, Butte County.
g II TENDEL, .H0rshGl.
Dated This thi 18Th day of Apnl, A. ID. 1865
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Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE MEM.
~ bers of the Union Mini Go, (at Fairield llsr)
that an assessment OF dfy dollars To the share has
been levied, payable as follows: 18th Of May 1858,
go; 18th OF June, s.O lst OF July $50; pay able to
Hedges Harmon, Oroville, or 10 the Secretary at
Yankee iiili All shares unpaid on the day after
due, will he proceeded against FOR the collection of
assessments according 30 law. by order of the Board
OF Directors CHARLES o. WIGHT, ssc'y.
April 9Th, lS53-3nd Fl
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SpIRMAroRRHoEA, OR Local. WEAKNESS

SPiRMArORRHOEA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
~ Nervous Debility. low spirits. Lassitudr Weak
ness OF the Limbs aad Back, lndispositon and inca
pahilty for labor and study, Dizziness Of Anpr.h,n
Solitude, Timidiiy Self D4trust, Dizziness iIea,cb,
Involuntary Discharges Pains Ia the Side Ae,c,ions
of the Eyes, Pimples on the Face, Sexual and other
inarmaties In man, are cured without fai! by the
Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon, Or. l.. j
ChAPhAf. His method of curing diseases is new
unknown to othersl and hence his great success =
All consultations BY letter otherwise. free. IA.
dress 9.Czapkay, NJ. d., SanFran SEQ, California
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rENuE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NlE phhi tSI DtStbN EIif OF TIE AGE
u Great BLESSING to Mankind!-Innpcent but no.
ient!-Br. j. CzapSay's ProIhylactcum self dis
lnlectiHg agent sure preventive against Gonnor-
rheal and Syphilitc diseases, and an unsurpassed
reiuaa! Tor All senera'. scrotuous gangrenuus ana
chcerous ulcers, foetit discharges from vagina uter
Us ana nrehra, AMI all euaneous eruptions aud dis
eases, As nnocnlaiion is a sure preventive ag,inst
preventive against SyphiliIic and Goiorhenl dis
eases. Harmless in Itself possesses the power of
chemlcaiy destroying the syphilitc virus, and there
by Saving thousands OF deoauchees from being infec
ted by the mos, loahsome of all diseases Lei no
young man who appreciates health be without DR.
okapkay's Prophyacticum. 1t isin very convenient
packages and VIII befound convenient for use, being
used us a soap Price. IS. For sale at DR.. e.. j.
Czapkays Prlvste Medical and Surg cal Institute
sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite p
VI Co.'s Office San Francisco
All letters must be addressed to l.. J. Czapkay NJ
d., San Francisco
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NOTICE,

AyOTIoE IL hereby given 10 all persons dealing In
IL Powder, that section OF Ordinances No. =, OF
the city oriinsnces, will be- strictly enforced and
cense for vending the same, ordered 10 section
Ordinsnce No Z. e
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NO TIcE TO CREDITORS
ArOTICE Is IIEREnN CIIrrN .

1N all persons having claims agai9sI samuel Treu-
nan, deceased. late OF Butte County present the
with The necessary vouchers 10 Chss r. Lott vt
his Office In oroville, or to Andrew A. Boyle at his
store IN san Francisco withla ten months from and
amer this dale or they will be forever barred,
ANDREW A BOYLE
AimthisWatI. Of said Estate.
OrovllIa, Ian llth 1888
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ED EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
ne LIEF.-Below we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the pangs of disease, who
having recovered from their former health. and i'm
PEELED by gratitude, make known their cases and re.
medal agent. and their statements authenticated
by Notary Public. Tho demands of society impe-
ripusly command their publicity. and we commend
their pefusal to the attention OF all afflicted
CERTIFICATE.
Theundersgncd DESTROYS ofacquaintinctiose who
may be unfortunate enough 10 be similarly afflicted
where permanent relief of their sulcrings may be
obtained, feels it his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to DR.. H. J. CZupkay for
the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down
by the Distressing symptoms incident to The vicious
practice ofuncontrollable passion in youth depressed
in body and mind: unable To perform even the most
trifing duty imposed upon the daily avocatiOns OF
life, sought the advice of many ply sicians, who at
first regarded my disease as of trhing Importance
but alas after few weeks and in several instances
m-nths, of their treatment found to my unuttera.
BILE horror, that instead of relief the symptoms be
came more alarming in their torture, and being told
by one that my disease being principally confined 10
the brain, medicine would be of lit consequence
despared Of ever reRaining my heath, strength and
energy; and last resort. and with but Il faint
hope called upon Dr. Czapkay, who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almost in.
sttntly relieved me of the dull pain and dizziness in
my head. Encouraged by this result. | resolved TO
place IN yset immediate under his care, and by Il
stri: adherence TO sdrections and advice, my head
became clea, my ideas collected, the constant pain
in my back and groins, the weakness of my limbs
the reaction of my whole body on the slight
forehodngs the self dis rust md wan, ~ conG nn
un,hcr.. The imcannbiiv to st,,dv md n,, az @
clinton. Inc rrohtfni exciiuy md NJ Zines Ios',s
able dreams Mt night followed nv inyol,n,nry III.
cha ges, have all dianppeared and in fuci in two
months alter having consulted the Doctor, felt il
.iisp'ivu gs u new li'e-tn'' e Whlch' nut snort
unC neo comoinpla.sn W emu ny my own mana.
" ~ we" " sui'u .'o u'lo' vuhd', rom ialhng
'hlo me Itnus OF incompetent qicks, deem 1t my
plt} 70 onoI t,s 'esthohy 70 'he merit ana SIKH OF
VI, .zaPn"!' uni recoihnend hiGl 10 an VINO may
e.'u u, W VI 'c,ical hunle, ots n-sureu oy my
IA Nj, 10 as e''o' "f""'cai
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AyD rnRRY NOTICE

TorlCE Is ne eby given that the undersisned wiz
III appiy 10 Inc Board OF Supervisors In and for
Rutte county at their May session IN SOS Tor n
License 10 construct Toll Bridge aud Ferry across
the Willie or south Fork of Feather Rser, ies
80 ahsy.. ~ iaastaa With IN rth fsrk oi said
rIyey 81 SYLVESTER T. SAVAGE 4 20.
Bidwell. April LIST, 1868
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INHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALtFoR,
u nia send Greeting 10 John 4. Railings, Oliver
= Watson, Allen Ciymer, Wm. H. Evans, Charles
EVANS, Z. Wheslef, Thonias y, DAVIS, Thomas h
hoacher, Charles hensley, ]. Watson, Il. Wooden.
aah Samuel j. IIenslay: Nou are hereby required
10 appear In an action brought against ynu BY the
anpN' named plaintiff la the III strict Court OF the
hhlcenlli Judicial District in and tor the County Of
baue AMI 20 answer Inc .ioinplain died therein, "a
copy of which accompanies this SnmmOns) within
ten days, exclusive OF the day Of serylcl after the
service on you OF THE summons served within this
county; v served out af this eopnss, but within this
Judicial District, Sitha twenty days or II served out
OF said District, then within forty daysor Judgment
oy deiant VIII be taken against you fhe said action
v brought to obtain Judgment and decree ~ fore
closure ~ certain fndensure OF Mortgage nasring
dale on the 10Th day OF June A d 1855 executed by
the defendant John Rolngs 10 the plalntit anu
Cor the sale Of morgage promises described therpin
snu the apbhcaton OF the proceeds of ssieh sale Il,
the payment of the amount due on The prp,nisory
note descri bed IN said mortgage together with such
other aud further relief IN the premises as 10 our
said Court may right and proper also Tor costs
of suit; aud you tail to appear aud answer the said
complaint as above required. the plaintiff will apny
10 the Court for the relief demanded therein
s. Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Distrlc,
49, CoUrt OF the Fifteenth Judicial Dislriei
}sEAL this 18th day of April. In the year q,
49, our isord one thousand eight hundred and
hfy-eight.
NH DARRAcIf, Clerk.
ny H.MAKrLE, Deputy CLERK. apl7-3m
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NOTICE

Hs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1 WILL APPLY
10 the Board OF Supervisors In and for Butte
Cunty, at their meeting la May next, for renewal
of nv Iesnse TO run a Ferry across the sacramento
River at genaiavs' landing. Chico Township
Chico, . arch d, 1858. IL, u. JENNINGS.
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Notice.

'kNHERE WILL RE A MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the intusiry = iariz Com any
held al YanSee mn on The 4th day OF May next, at
one O'Clock 2. NJ
SD. IIAsEY. President and Secretary
April S,h, 1885,
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Join ] PATTERSON

Kegs 10 inform his old friends aud the public tina
he can DO foaad a, the Thompsun's Flat 'le House
on Main street, where they will hnd the choices;
Brandy. WHISKY, Ais and cigars.
All persons indebted to tho House will please call
and settle immediately. M
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

ruNilE CoPARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE EX-
u isting under the hrm OF ROsenbanm < Mein-
niger, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All those indebted to tho late firm will please call aud
settle =, RoSENBAuM,
Oroville, March 8. L.. MEtNlNGER
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Dissolution Notice.

FuyHE co PARTNERSHIP herciofores existing
u between the undersigned as Winc aud Liquor
merchants, has been this day dissolved b, malual
consent, JOHN PATTERSON,
August JENENlN.
New Philadelnha,
Thompson's fiat, April 9th, 1883, !
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N B-The business Of the late nrm Of "coc,nan
Il Co - will be settled by J. T.. Coleman, al The Gem
Saloon, Theatre baiidiug oroviiie.
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Dissolution Notice.

FkNbE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
y isiing between the undersigned under the trim
ani style at Strechenberg felde IN the Cigar and
Tobacco business, is this day dissolved by mutual
CONSENT G SrRIECKENBERG,
JACOB FELDE.
oroville, April Tih 1855.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

fHNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
n log between l.. G. Granger and D. W Cnees-
mau, under the style Of - Granger a Cheesman,
tuorneFs aud Councillors Of Law" is this day els
solved by mutual consent, f.. O. GRANGER,
DIV. CuEESMAN.
oroville, March 81, A. d 1855
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

NJ1riCE IS iIEREBy GIVEN THAT THE
In partnership heretofore existing between J. Z
Coeman aud q. NJ. Partridge under the namo and
STYLE OF s.Coeman aud o. Ia the business OF retail
ing liquors In ths town af Uroyilie, Butte county
California is this day dissolved ny mutual consent
]. L. COLEMAN,
q. NJ. PARTRIDGE.
aroyiIle, Friday, March cnd 1858.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. CZAPKAY'S
MpDIcar. AND SURGICAL

INSTITUTE. Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co g once,
Francisco, California. Established In le54 Tor the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression OF Quackery. Attending ana resi-
dent Physician. l. J. CZAPKAY. NJ d.. late Of The
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the Goth Regiment of Ilonveds, Chief surgeon 10 the
Military Hospital of Pesth, Hungary and late lecturer
on diseases OF womenand children.
Two THE AFFLICrED.-DR. b.J. CZAPkA f can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure OF all
forms of private diseases, such s,Gonorrhen,
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences OF
self abuse. In the first stages OF Syphic or como
rheal diseases, he guarantees cure In few days,
without inconvenience to the patient or hndrance To
his business. When patient, by neg ect or improp-
or treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
OF syphilis, such as b1hDes or painful sweiiings on
the groins, utersin the throat aud nose, WHICH II
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cause Inc
bones TO mortify separate and como away, leaving
the sufferer object hitleOus TO behold or wheT
botches aud pimples break out upon the skin oil
when he has painful swellings upon the bones, oi
when his constitution IL injured SO rs to predspos(
to consumption or other constitutional diseases, thu
Doctor guarantees cure or asks no com pensation
| In RHEu MATiSM. chronic or acute in DYSEN
Terry or DlARRHOEA, he has safe and eifectua
remedies Fer the treatment Of the consequences u
solf abuse, such IA NOCTURNAL emissions. nervousness
tmidity. headache. painan The back and limbs, Will
general weakness loss Of memory, injury TO the sigh
restlessness confusion of ideas, dislike for society
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life; with the nervOn
system excitable that slight noises shock or starl
the patient max ing his existence miserable. For tn
above maladies the Doctor will guarantee cure O
ask no compensation. e can be consulted free q
charge and invites all TO CALI ii will cost them
thing and may be much TO their advantage. Ofic
hours from A. NJ, to9P NJ.
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~ IFLE POWDER, shot, Water PROOF
- and u Caps, niasslae Pow lee Aad safety
iaso Tor SHE by dis IN CLARK 4 BRO
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IN against trusting o. y. Lannon on account Of
keystone Market as his connection with the same
has CO ased WI ARMSTRONG
orov file, April lsss-a
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N o TICE

FHNHEREW WILL BE HELD A MEETING OF THE
n "spring Valley Quartz Mining Company at
Spring Valley. on Monday thu stu esy of Anr. isSs
for the isarpoe Of eloeting officers foe the ensuing
year. Em1s5twl >. w. sNoOKs, PresideEs,
The above mersins % me com2any lie postponed
April sab ASS. J@w. sS0oKs, President
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SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
In the District Court OF the lath Judicial District
County OF lutte.
Joseph D. Alexander
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IHtRE AFETH0USANDS in this State suno
i Tor want Of Scientific medical treatmens,
you fear b. apply toa Physician, because lhe! ~
ooth deceived or Their friends hive been, "
OF u" uhnlalnns v h intest the community. aho
publish themselves as good physicians, pTolsSs,
exc. u all such we unhesitatngy recommehar e
y; Young, as Physician in whom all oan pSu
Hu''ce. "" - man of eminent ana TT
sindy, good surgeon, an honorable man. az"
y no can sympashse with persons in af'lIcon
Standing as a Physician and gentleman arc
sualauieed-the first by his medical works, ~
are an hor to their author, and The exlchs.n,s, u
highly successful course of practice with VIZ WIZ
has been ho0ored since his advent IN Calil'ih,ssi
the latter by his numerous patrons ana largeen''
ecquaintances,
R EMEMBER-Tha rr. J. c. Young's omf
~ The treatment Of Private Diseases, 10 a. w.
ner oil Montgomery and California sts., Sanf
REV EMBER-That DR. Young wants no hs ~
but those fully capable Of approaching nud ~ =
gushing The services of n regular. thoronens 80 .
quack. 49,
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only, rs,
pred physician advertising TO cure diseases Oh '~'
REMEMBER-That DR. Young's rsmede.
treatment are entirely unknown TO all o'n',% pt
pared from life spent in the great Hospitals 1s
Gals imported
REMKMBER-That Dr Young gives ever =
uoh 10 diseases peculiar To females.
From the Boston Medical JournaI ~
AIthough We are opposed to the system, " ~ N
Using. Tor good and sufficient reasons, SUI. q -
u out justice TO say that DIR. Young y one d a
most industrious and interchangeable y0iaf"
medical science in the United Staiss
.Y'NO CURE, no PAY-Es -.
liis Office lie at the corner Of Mont rorner! ~"
mus streets, San FIJI sei-ea.
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Action brought IN the
District Court or the Fit
teenlh Iadielat District,
and the complaint fled
la The county at Butte.
IN the Office OF the Clerk
of said District Court.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner of
and California streets, San
Francisco,
Nhere he can beconsulted privately and with the
utmost confidence by the afflicted at d n hours daily,
from A. M.' until P. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-23
NIr. Eyerett,s Address.

Kinslers Hall was crowded last night.
From the city, from the surrounding country,
from the different districts, there was gather
ed Is respectable and intelligent an audience
as we have ever seen. 1t was decidedly a
South Carolina audience, come together to cx-
press their sympathy in the great and good
cause in which Mr. Everett is enlistcd-tO pay
respect to IA representative of =. ancient" Mas
sachusetts, az the Hon. Mr.. DeSaussure, who
so very handsomely introduced Mr.. Everett.
well said; for OF modern Massachusetts,, as we
SEE it through her politics, he is certainly no
representative. Need we repeat what every
one feels that no disappointment was felt, or
if any, then a standard had been fixed by
those who were disappointed to which human
efforts could not well attain. 1t was a grand
and magnificent discourse. The orator pre-
sentcd his subject in imposing grandeur, per
feet unity and exquisite chasteness.
Whatever others may say of the South,
Mr.. Everett must certainly have perceived
from the immense cOncOurse that greeted and
appaulcd him, that there is no reckless spirit
among us that will plunge the country into
revolution. unless urged on by insuppOrtable
insults hurled defantly at us by tanaticism
and political demagogues. He must have
perceived that we cherish still a love for the
constitutional republcanism that our Wash
ingtOn gave us, and that tomorrow, If sec
tiOnal agitation were to cease, the South
would be ready To join in that great national
jubilee which he hoped would spring from the
hearts of every section 10 celebrate the next
anniversary of Washington's birthday. The
destruction of the Union of Washington Will
not be IA Southern act; for he must have per-
ceived how, in the midst of South Carolina.
he was cheerId when he made allusiou 10 that
Union. The South is ready TO preserve that.
but not the present. When he has completed
his Southern tour, let him make Il Northern
one; let him hold up Washington rs a rcbuke
TO the demagogues there. and if he can sue
coed in placing a check upon them, il he can
produce popular feeling there that will frown
down their attacks upon the South. then will
the South join with the North in hanging to
that Washington who, Though dead, yet lives
in the heart, of his countrymcn.
To-day Mr.. Everett leaves Us. He has
made most favorable impression upon our
people, aud We hope he carries with him the
conviction, that wnen South Carolina speaks
of i dissolution of the Union, il is not b, cause
she has forgotten the great man tn whose char
acter he aloIr seems able to do ample justice.
-C0iaA,bta Caruli'i1i, lIh istSld1k
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From the " Y. Courier and Enquirer.
American Railway Credit in Eng
land,
LONDON, March 81,

LONDON, March 81.
Disguise the question how we may, wrap it
up in mystery, conceal it from ourselves, the
fact is certain that the Railroads of the Uni
ted States have lost all credit in Europe.
Prospociuses the most inviting Bonds of the
faircst sp cimens of the engravtr's art, do
not present sufficient attractions to overcome
the suit OF past exp riencH. a burnt child
breads the fire. They want the magic word
guarantn es." 1t il found that if the body
polite. call it State or Empire or Nation, has
no direct intero st in the undertaking, it will
be sacrificed, or at least the interests of the
shareholders will not be cared for, rather the
reverse.
No sooner does Railway in the States
draw a prize in the lottery of chances, and
give that very rare thing. a good dividend,
and show the probability of a succession of
them. than the Legislature willingly aceords
a new line to any one who will ask for it,
which will cut down the large profits of the
fortunate line, doubtless on the ground of do
ing the greatest good to the greatest number.
4 very different course would the Legislature
take if it wss bound to pay minimum divi-
dend on the whole of the capital expended on
the Railway of say per cent. p annum. In
other words, if the projectors of Railways in
the States intend to bring forward any new
mortgages for the purpose of completing the
Railway, ii is now a matter of simple necessl-
ty that they should obtain the State Guaran-
tee, and insert il in the Bond together with
the usual clause pledging The whole of the
Railway then made and TO be made as We Ii as
the rolling stock, &c. If they tail in this
respect. they may remain at home, the jour
ney to Europe being dead failure, together
with a useless expense. Neither is that all.
1t is found in Europe that we can afford to
pay good rate of interest as well as Others:
that per cent. per annum-is only current
rate for p rmanent investment, in tn Bonds
| of any leading Company. Lut this is of mi
nor impostance in comparison to the question
of the guarantee, and therefore TO the solidity
of the transaction.
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contrary. there is too much ground to believe
that tho have good rfa ons for sincere exhi-
-bitions of joy. They have struggled as men
never struggled before. even in worthy
cause, to triumph over the South. and they
have triumphed. The vicf DRY is theirs. clear.
positive and complete, and the Southerner
who disputes it is either very ignorant or very
knavish. We question not that the popular
heart of the North 'throbs with new feelings
Everywhere at the North according TO the
Albany Journal, and even in the South. (this
is as true as gospel, although it comes from
foul Abolition source,) we see that the spirit
of liberty is working among the people. and
the recent vote in Congress is Init an indez TO
that telling" True, all true. We make the
acknowledgement with melancholy hearts,
and there is neither use nor safety in attempt
ing to evade the admission. IS