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Under exit ~ r% r T GovTs' of
50 Lls+ENNKD sT, Near BROADWAY.
CAPTAIN COMES has the honor to refer, BY per-
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&c, Co. IolIN :. NEVILLE, spccriu,sndent Of The
street. And other Mochantr. Bankers and Profess
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Win be treated fairl,, 6onors6y, Justly
ARTILLERY GAtxLRY, or INFANTRY. "
l,UU men wanted for the Navy,
As seunen, tirrmen, Coal ra'-ers 4 Landsmen.
30 men vsnied tor my o~n coInpsny Of the
9th KtilMtSr \; y, vols.
The men heretofore facruil ed by me tor the l-''h
are to IT, placed In the looth, by order of the Gov
etnor TN. eonpsny will soon lie filed All volun-
to ENLIST FOX NY I, c8MrAN' .hou'd apply SOU.
AT I TAS fS5sf7 Fl II Vs"FiGyi
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They can enlist for my Compsny or can have choice
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eau be accommodated with quarters over nyht.
! have plenty Of Room.
ONCE open fr9,n AN. tn II at Night.
one YEAR MEN, $40 10 5000
TliREE YEAR MEN, ~. b s96o.
Don't iorret tho Number.
3SH 90 lirpeua.d street, near broadway
A DNANCES MADE ON ALL APPROVED
Ci"ia' nsains IN. ocv'rnm.nt Pensions and
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A RMY OR NAVY YEAR MEN Want
4 ed--Sd0 bounty for substitute and volunteers
Tor let choice Of an, regiment In the state. Apply
to WAsiiBt KS wORkAi.l- Aid broadway, up
st'irs. 32i
a TTENTiON, ALL WHO WANT TO EN-
! Nlist Ia tho Army VI >avy--can have from $50 TO
flo1. with choice Of infantry, cavalry o. artillery,
,'ruerL kccre once. Hours, : iii iP. II. $50
A CLARlONiT AND CORNET PLAYER
FOR THE BRASS bRSp OF THE
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by suth9ri,y., Apply 10 Capt COMBS, 90 Li'pcnard
near Broadway. SGs
a CARD-lNvALiD CORPS, DISCHARG-
nymt, ior further information, apply to WASH
u, kN wORRALI- 266 Broadway, up stairs. SIS
ADVICE To RECRUITS-MEN AND
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Them II YOU decide TO 80 either IN the Army Navy
Tor l. or years We win get on the hishcs, boun
uer pad. MILLION Co, s0s Brosdway. $40
A RMY AND NiVY-RECRllITS WANTED
4 ior each. The highest cash bounty paid. KooIn
A GOOD CHANCE FOR VOLUNTEERS
"A one YEAR ONE YEAR. ONE YEAR.
Sb'D CASH II HAND. 1000 CASH ~ HAND.
$3.50 CASH IL HAND $50 CASH IN HAND
r,' ,.smI'' ssnSa a for the Isens eish'h New
Hook, eighteen milrr from New York
Apply At No. PARK Place cor OF broadway, in the
,ntcmcnt, entrance on Park Place, to SCOTT &
EICIiAkDSDN. 3Ub
A RMY, NAVY AND MARINE CORpS-600
"a men wanted. $40, $50 aud 500 cash paid In
hand. Any man or women bringing rccrut paid
large amount Of hand money. Gail at the 4. 5. Army
aud Navy Agencv, lbj Fulton Al, and az Brosdr ay'
mp stairs. III
A RNN ARMy NAVY NAVY Inn
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

JAcINro.-The Humboldt Register pub
fishes a long letter from Jacinto. This hu-
morous individual doubtless possesses talent
No doubt there is mining district in the
Humboldt country of which Jacinto is god
father-and no doubt that district is worthy
of its god -parient, but we'll bet as good a
mule as that of s.Bean Poker''-we mean the
one that kicked Jacinto-against the last MP
that g Beam left in the demiiohn that ia
cinto is not good judge of mining dis
tricts in general or of Pttsburg in particular.
Mr. Jaciato, you couldn't swap your whole
district for ten feet in the Williams & Kellen-
ger or Bully Hill-and these lodes are only
an average of hundreds in the district. Al
kali water, horned toads and Lizards don t
make good mining district in this county.
That's what fooled you, Jacinto.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

HANCOCK ON THE FIELD.-lt was magnifi-
cent too see the conduct of Hancock on the
field The amount of labor he performed was
herculean in its character His quickness OF
perception in divining the significance of
movements of the enemy, his characteristic
promptness in giving orders, his remarkable
celerty in movingItro to threatened points.
his extraordinary caution not to leave strong
position when invited to dc so by the enemy,
,mbined with his intrepid courage. and fear
less herosm in leading his columns to assault
all beautifully blended with modesty and
grace, conspire to'mark him as one of the
leading military spirits of the age. have
seen him under varied and trying creumstan-
ces, have heard him give his orders on the
battle field, have witnessed the effect of the
inspiration of his presence when the troops
were wavering, so that speak of personal
observation, and tell but ha'f the truth when
| say that he possesses remarkable combin-
alton of those sterling and peculiar qualities
which fit him to be distinguished military
leader. One of his most prominent, charac.
teristics is to claim nothing for himself, and
TO render honor t. whom honor is due.-Cof
RESPONDENT Ne,c York Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

AN OMISSION. looking over the School
Law, as published by the Department of In
stru ,tion for the use of school officers, we find
that section of the amended law of 1864
has been omitted As this section is very
important one, we desire to call the attention
of the Department and of all school officers to
it, 1t may be found on page 2ll of the
Statutes of 1864, and reads as follows:
Sec. I. When the State and county money
to which any district is entitled is not suffi
cient to keep School open in such district
for at least five months in each year, it is
hereby made the duty of the Trustees of
such district to levy and they shall levy d.
Iect tax upon the taxable property in such
district, sufficient to raise an amount which,
together with the State and county money to
which such district is entitled, will keep q
school open FIVE months; and such tax shall
be assessed, equalized and collected, in the
manner prescribed for assessing. equalizing
and collecting taxes voted for District School
houses, excepting that the Trustees may APP
point the Assessor and Collector. and also
excepting, that if a fractional part of a cent
is sufficient, the whole cent need not be lev
led in lieu thereof; the tax SO levied shall
include sufficient to pay the cost Of assessing
and collecting.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
FOR PRESIDENT,
ARRAMAM LINCOLN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ANDREW JOHNSON.

orp TowS.-The District Court, Hon. +.
Garter presiding. commenced its present term
with the first judicial day Of the week. The
attraction of the term is the johnson Mining
Comnanv VS.. Original Williams & Kellenger
Mining Company. OF course 8 feet is the
matter of difference upon which issue IS JOIN
cd. and in consideration of the lively appear
ance given to the town consequent upon the
large attendance of witnesses and parties IN
interest, we hope both SIDES may win. The
old life in town seems to be renewed; and
while we are on this theme we will say that
present surroundings seem to warrant the
assertion that ssCourt week" will not long
he the boundary of life" among US. The
beauty and healthfulness of the locality of
our town, the superabundance of gushing
springs from the hill tops surrounding 1t,
make IL site most desirable. Its inhabi-
tants appreciate these advantages, and will
not lightly surrender them to locate in strange
nlaces. Business alone is necessary to make
Shasta all that is desirable on earth as a res
;denee. The two quartz mills now nearly
complete, and adjacent to US, will do much
towards supplying that need, though we only
look upon them as a stepping stone or enter
ing wedge which will show the practicabllity
and profit of further investments in the same
line. We expect ere long to hear the stamp
of quartz crushers and the whistle OF the en-
gine from our Office, and from the same local
ity see the busy throng engaged In separat-
ing the precious metals from the dross OF
mother earth. Many days and much capital
are necessary to the development of the hid
den wealth of our county. An abiding faith
that we have it, and that it will be developed,
keeps us contentedly here; and we will stay
and work until the last possible effort has
proved futile, or conclusively proven that we
have not predicted in vain.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

Add to this the vote given to Douglas in
the same States, witch was l 1903, l73. and
the vote cast for Bell in the same States, 224,
7l2. making a grand total of 1892, 4OS votes,
against Al ,361 for Breckenridge, the Cop
perhead candidate of that year, leaving the
triaing majority to the Union party Of q
9Sl,047.
In giving these figures we are willing to
concede to the opposition the full vote OF
Breckinridse in 1860, though We do not
mean to say that all. or near all who voted
for Breckenridge are now acting with the
Copperheads, ,-Generul Butler is an example
too brilliant to admit of such an assertion
but we are willing. for the sake of the argn'
ment. to admit that there were as many dis
loyal men who voted for other candidates,
and now working with the Copperheads, as
there were loyal men in the breckenridge
party and now working with the Union party.
This we believe to be a fair estimate of the
ratio of Loyalty, and Copperheadism COM
bined with Fremontism and other dlsunlon
elements or isms to-day. The vote of course
may net be as large. but we fell safe in say
ing that the ratio will be as here stated.
And: now, with these figures before us,
what must we think of the chances for a man
like Fremont to become President of this
Republic? ? or what of this great Democratic
party that for four years has howled so loudly
on so small a base, to elect their nominee,
whoever he may be-? The two parties, by
combining and emigrating to Delaware in a
body, might carry that State We see no
other chance for them to carry oDe.-
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
DELINQUENT NOTICE

vUyHE members Of the Original Sky Blue Quartz
Mining Company are hereby notified that oy
virtue of authority in me vested by said company
as Superintendent thereof, shall on the ioth aay
of June. 1864 between the hours cs aAh' G
p ~ of said day in front of Wells Fargo eo;
:; ths t.wn of Shasta, Cal, proceed TO sell,
Sorg Sn 5 cold and silver coin, much Of the inter
~. ao ba,S q the original SKY Blue Ledge by each
individual member Of said company as may be ne
cessary to pay the assessment OF ~ cents per loot
.;.a ftbe last instalment of which is now duel
which NAV be unpaid on that day.
"-'N J. VAN sCHAICK, Superintendent
Shasta, june 4, 1864. Jef
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
Notice Of Application for Patent.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that /, the undersigned, at Il o'clock
VI. on the llth day of July A. D. 1864, viii apply
the Register of the State Land Office for the State
of California, at his Office in the city of Sacramento,
for his certificate of the proper location upon which
to obtain Patent of California State School Land,
per Certificate of Purchase Number 5S7. describ-
ing the lots and tracts Of land, to wit; Lots Nos
and of Fractional Section No. 81, and the south-
west quarter Of the northwest quarter of Section
No. %, in Township No. 80, North Range No: 3,
west Mount Mount Diablo meridian. containing l56
59-l00 acres. said Certificate of Purchase bearing
date 9th July 1863. and issued to Henry W. Bragg,
and Issued to j. W Adams, by assignment bearing
date July 25lh, 1868.
J. W. ADAMS
By WN. MaGEE, his Attorney.
Shasta, june 1lth, 1864 !eI
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

THE Public School in this town closed, on
Saturday last, by limitation. There was a
large attendance of the parents of pupils at
the examination, who together with the Su-
perintendent, professed themselves well sat-
isfed with the progress made by the whole
school. Where all acquitted themselves so
we'll. it would not be wise to Discriminate
We congratulate both teachers aud scholars
in attaining so marked a success.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
Notice of Application for Patent,

NIoTICE is hereby given to all WHOM y may
~ concern that l the undersigned. at IL o'clock.
= - ON the 18th day of July, A. D. 1864. will apply
to the Register of the State Land Office for the
State of California at his Office in the city OF Sac
rau,euto. for his certificate of the proper location
unon which to obtain Patent, of California State
School Land, as per Certificate of Purchase Mum
her 81. describing the following tract Of land, to
wit. The southeast quarter of Section ten (lo1 in
Township No. 90 north. Range west Mount Di=
ablo meridian containing loo acres, said Certificate
of Purchase bearing date Gath day of October,
1859, and issued to Joseph 6. johnson.
JOSEPH G. JOHNSON.
By WV. MAeEE, his Attorney.
Shasta, June 18th, 1864 JelS
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

MIRROR OF THE WAR.-Shows are not
abundant this season, and we rather miss
them. Bachelor advertises for Monday and
Tuesday next what promises to be good
thing. As gifts are distributed, pleasure and
profit may be combined by attending. Yam
kee Sanders is the agent for this concern, a
sufficient guarantee of itself for the worth Of
the exhibition. Yankee don't travel for any
but good thing.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
FOR SALE.

"HE subscriber offers for sale the following de-
scribed property, all located Main street,
Shasta:
The undivided "a three-fourths of that three
story Fire Proof Brick Building known the Char
ter Oak dimensions 40 feet front and 104 feet deep,
occupied by G. c. Schroeder and others.
The Fire Proof Brick Building with Iron Front,
2 stories in hight, adjoining Wells, Fargo Co.'S
Express Office, being "A feet front and 80 feet in
depth, at present occupied by D. Brinert as Boot
and Shoe Store, and the upper part by the Sons of
Temperance and others.
The Empire Stables and Corral, adjoining the
Empire Hotel, at present occupied by d. Il. Dunn,
There is every convenience attached, comprising
Large Barn and Yard detached from the stable,
with plentiful supply of running water.
The above mentioned property will be sold very
cheap. as l must realize to meet " feet and other
engagements.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES LOAG.
Or F. TRACY, ESQ.
Shasta June 4th, 1864. Je4
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

SPRING CREEK MILL-We are informed
that this mill will commence operations on
Monday next, by beginning to crush rock
from the Sky Blue Ledge, located on thceast
side of the Sacramento river. The rock from
this lode assays well, and high figures are
anticipated fl ON the first effort of the mill
and lode. The enterprising proprietors of
both have our warmest wishes for their sue
casS
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

The NORTHERN MINEs.-Almost daily we
arc shown letters from Bannock, Canon City,
Owvhee. Lewiston, and other rich I'm amag
inatian1 localities, A few--a very few-say
thew are doing well. but will not advise their
friends to 90 there. The majority. and a
very large one at that. say they are only
waiting to get money enough to get home to
old Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

A DEAR DuEL.-A sham duel was got up
at Fort Ruby the other day, between DR..
Brown and Lieutenant Ingham. and Lieu
tenant Myers acted as one Of the seconds.
The consequence was all three had to resign
their commissions to escape punishment un-
der the military code.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
The. Coming Campaign

The programme of the opposition to the
nominees of the Union Convention recently
heldiat Baltimore is evidently to divide and
conqueN Like JEFF. Davis, they see no safe
ty in concentration. Like him, their chanc
es for success lie in distracting and dividing
their foe; hence the great glee and rejoicing
of the confessed rebels, the Democratic press,
over the nomination Of Fremont. who stands
now, not a confessed rebel, but simply an
opponent of the Union party-a subrebei,
designed merely to create confusion IN the
Union ranks and suck strength therefrom.-
A weak device in the first place, and the
strategy of the movement is rendered value
less by the endorsement of it by the Demo-
Gratis. The wire workers of the Democracy
never anticipated this exposure at the hands
of their followers, or they would have given
them their instructions-an oversight fatal IN
the extreme.
The whole thing, however, is but a tempest
in teapot, drowning man catching at
straw, grand exhibition of the extreme
weakness of combined treason to work harm
to the Union strength of the loyal States.
Reference to the statistics of the vote for
the various candidates for President of the
United States in 1860, teaches, or rather re-
hearses lesson that may quiet the nerves of
every lover of his country who has been the
least shaken by this terrible brand hurled by
the Cleveland Convention into the Union
ranks. We give Mr.. Lincoln's vote in the
loyal States:
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

ADMIRAL Wilkes has beer sentenced
to public reprimand by the Secretary of
the Navy, and suspension from duty
for three years, for disobedience of orders,
INSTRUMENTATION, refusing obedience to gen
eral orders etc
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
District Comt-Hon. e. Garter, yudg,

June l3.-Hughes VS.. Hopping ct al. Dis
missed,
Camden vs. Vail ct al-Remittur from
Supreme Court filed, directing complaint to
be dismissed, WITH costs. Dismissed.
Bourbon VS.. Dunn.-Transferred to Teha-
ma county.
Dunn vs. Bourbon ct al.-Transferred to
Tehama county.
Orr ct al vs. Garland ct al.-Transferred
to Tehama county.
June l4th.-Ludwig q Wirtensohn, native
of Prussia. admitted to citizenship.
Charles Boell VS.. Emma NJ Boell.-Decree
/ of divorce granted.
jane l5tb.-E. Levin & Co. VS.. Julius
New wborth ct al.-Continued for the term.
Lang ct al. VS.. W. kropp.-W. L. Knox
appointed to defend for Kropp.
John Graber, a native of Prussia, admitted
to citizenship.
johnson Mining Company VS.. Original
Williams & Kelenger Co.-Special issues
framed and submitted to a jury by the Court.
Trial progressing.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

CHILD ScALDED.-On Wednesday young
child of Henry Hanseom. of Red Bluff, was
severely scalded by its pulling kettle of
boiling water from the stove, The Indepen.
dent says the accident is not likely to prove
fatal
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

MAJOR SrRArNAN. news dealer of San
Francisco. has this week added another bun
die to the vast pile of favors bestowed. 10 the
shape of Eastern papers. magazines. &C. If
we ever have quarter with which to bny
ANYTHING in your line, Major. we'll sand it
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

RICH.-We are indebted to Charley An
derson for certificate of tw enty five shares
of stock in the Whiskytown Gold, Silver and
Copper Mining Company.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

MrssRs. White & Bauer, San Francisco
news dealers, have this week sent us a re-
naval of mast similar favors in the form Of q
paoket of Atlantic papers. pictorlals, Co.
Gentlemen. please accept our best wishes for
the success your libsrality, thoughttulness,
and enterprise entitle you to.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
Pure Old bourbon whisky,
LOUISVILLE, (Ky.), July 81, 1852.

LOUISVILLE, (Ky.l, July 81. 1852.
Drs. Valentine Mott, Willard Parker, and others
-Gentlemen Your letter of May lst has been re-
ceived. In accordance with your wishes | have
with pure article of copper distilled Bourbon
Whisky, which trust will fully meet the require
ments of your letter. All orders addressed to Mr..
John NJ. Carter, late Druggist and Apotnecary of
this city, now of New York. l76 Washington street,
will be promptly attended to.
Thanking you for your kind expressions of con-
idence, ETC., remain, very respectfully, yours
truly, WIN. 7. CUTTER, JR.
The above article is for sale by W. T. CUTTER,
1T California street, San Francisco CRANE &
BRIGHAM Druggists Front street, San Francisco;
G. R0ETHE, Shasta: g. X WILLARD. Copper
City. CUSHING d BUSH.
je4 Agents tor Shasta county
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

PRlzE fIcHr.-A prize fight between Bill
Davis and Patsey Daley. for $1,000 side.
took place on Tuesday last near Virginia, N.
I. Davis was declared the victor.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

DENTISTRY Esterle has returned to
town, where he intends remaining but one
month. The Doctor can at all times be found
at his office. next door below the American
Hotel
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
BIRTHS.

At Roaring River, June 5th, the wife of Austin
Engles, of
At Buckeye, June 7th, the wife of Henry Hart
man, of a son.
In Shasta, June 18th, the wife of G. w. Hof-
man, of a son.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

FOURTH OF JULY Hon. E. Garter has
been selected to deliver an Grafton at Grein.
er's Pavilion on the Fourth of July. and B.
NJ. Barker, Esq, TO read the Declaration of
lndnnendanca
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

Tue WEATHER.-Durihg the past wsek the
weather has been quite chilly. with heavy
gales from the northwest
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

A SuccEss.-The Trinity County Sanitary
FESTIVAL, held last week, netted over $1,000.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

such intelligence has reached here from an,
other source.
White House, Ilth.-Ofhcers have just ar
rived here bringing news of capture of Fort
Darling. An order confirming this intelli-
gence was read to army last evening. The
cheers of our soldiers could be heard for miles
around
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
BOURBON w WIiISKY
MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE.
Circular to Physicians and Others.


II OUISVILLE, (Ky.) January l, 1s62.-The
1 4 undersigned respectfully calls the attention of
the Medical Faculty of the United States to the
most respectable and influential ply ysicians of New
York and Brooklyn, and the writer.
WM. I. CUTTER, JR.
NEW YORK May /, 1862
Mr. Vim. T. Cutter. Jr Louisville, Ky. Dear
Sir The great difficulty in procuring brandy suffi-
ciently pure for medicinal purposes has induced
many of the physicians of this vicinity to adopt
Bourbon Whisky substitute. both in the hospi-
tails and private practice, and since the latter has
come into such general use, we have to be-
ieve that great deal sold is of very inferior
quality.
Presumng that your residence in the vicinity of
the manufacturers of Whisky in Kentucky. well
as your skill as a chemist. will enable you to select
reliable article. and having full confidence in your
integrity, we are led to inquire whether You will
not aid in having this market supplied, through
an agency, with the best quality of
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky
For the use of the sick We are, very respectfully
sir, yours truly,
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.
WILLARD PARKER, NJ. d.
10. C. HUTCHINSON, NJ. d.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. d.
C. l.. MITCHELL, NJ. D.
FRANK H. HAMILTON, NJ. D.
DEWITT C. ENOS, NJ. ID.
E. N. CHAPMAN, NJ. D.
JAMES T. WOOD, NJ d.
W. +. p. BAYLIS,
Pharmaceutist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13
wAspfc1os. Nooisy. Deo. IL.

wAs4pfG1os Monday. Dec. IL, is~.
Arrangements ar rapidly being made to put
III. u.w First Crp. o, Gen. HAoooct into tse ied A.
the osrlie., ,ponions Many Old and tied officers wi'
b, ols.,sd in COMMAND. ard the1 names cd 10 a.
aoosos.i In few days. S,eps ere being taksn which
win induce each 6tae " forward veterans to Oa th''
Corp. Arrangement arc its said. In pr0sto". oI
which Stats sad other loos bosnssss may Be pad h's
to veteran recruit Who mag hare himself credited y
auy particular Bca,iiy he may prefer Sor say veteran
sent - Washington to be accredited to soy locality
cer.iic VIII be siun. II u tho Interest Of a 'oe~
.ie, 10 send on "a many vctsrans - l"ssSc - te'
- no, stect u the dran and yet can b properly a.
credited 70 particular localities he Government bonn
~. eiyen 10 the veterans Of s First Cops arc given
"a no Others and superior Inducements are hers'os'
offered 20 enlist In this Corps The time 70 Pct ~ I"
N. Gel. IL short. and localities must b prompt 70 'of
v.rd men and tins take advantage Of tho Govenmon
hoo.ties 70 All their Quotss- Is 10 only necessary q
~. tbs veteran recruit 70 Who WI
nrvsrd him free Of eIpenss 70 Washington. Let o'
that these volunteers ere not 70 'n
drsn and any one enlisted clear gain on fhs q'0''
! Of spy failure draft