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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
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0NG BOTTLE CURESl

In almost every case.
1t impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and
vivaoity OF spirits, unless the Menscs are regular
as to the time, the quantity and quality. When
they are obstruct9d nature kes her efforts to OBJ
tain for it some other outlet, AMI unless these efforts
of nature are assisted, the patient usually expert
ences Desponlency, Nervousness, and finally, Con
sumption assumes its sway, aud prcmaturely term
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thy course AMI
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you bottle by return Express.
See that the name of John L. Lyon is written
upon the directions, which are wrapped around
each bottle. None others are genuine. Therefore,
bewavs of counterfeits They are for sale by every
druggist in city aud country, at one dollar (5l per
bottle. fyou wish relief take no other.
Dir. JN0. l.. LYON,
Practiciug Physician, New Haven, Conn.
Who can b. consulted CONCERNING all Diseases
either personally or by letter.
Geo. g. Goodwin & Co., Boston; d. S. Barnes
& Co., New York; Lord K Smith, Chicago, Whole
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04

PAssAGk oE rIlk TAX BlIIa--The Tax Bill
passed the llouse on Thursday night.
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TO MARRIED. LAnIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
uionthly period with Such perfect regularity.
could furnish any quantity of testimonials Of its
parading bought aud fictitious before the public,
is 50 prevalent, do not deem it avisable.
hN WIEN In IIMEI
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest!

y La Country Proapeq takepiu Exchange fol
Goods. Cash paid fof Slaves aud Fiat Hoops "a
Flour Barrels.
-. \. a. WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
g.frysburg, May 6, 1868.
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to produce miscarriage IL taken whilst in that stu
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wish it distinctly understood that do not hold
Ryself responsible when used under such circum-
afau
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There are Mpoteor InyentiOns

IhcfC are MeOte0f inVenti0hS
That fash up for amon,out in the newspapers and
pass to oblivion. There are also GRAND DIS
C0VERlES which take permanent hold of pub
lie estimation, aud LAST FOR ALL TIME.
PermAnent among the latter class stands
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04

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they are, in the most obstinate cases,
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
MAIL GOING EAST.

MAIL LGOlNV EAST,
L.ayta CinciuEa,i at $50 A. NJ: Leaves Elan-
ch 'gster a:-p:2I A. 81; leaves Greenfield at
ll:ll +. NJ. arrives at Chillicothc at las P.M
Leaves Chilcpthe at 1855 p. NJ; leaves liam
den Juncion Rt 2:5l p. NJ; leaves Athens ut
4:Sl Z. NJ; Arrives at Marietta at G55 ?. NJ. A.;
arrives at Bepre Parkersburg at T:lO +. NJ.
MAIL GOING WEST.
Iearos Belpre &C., at 7:30 A. NJ; leaves Mar
isttA st 7:45 AN; leaves Athens at 1905 a.
NJ; isaYos Hamden Junction at 1876 A. Nj
Arrives at Ohillicothe at 1885 PM; leaves
Chillicothe at lis 7. NJ; leaves Blancnester ut
s;56 z. NJ; leaves Loyeand at 1850 +. NJ; ar
rivesat Cincianstti at 5;5jP.M.
The Accommodation Train Leaves Chillieothe
at $40 a. VI. arrives at Cincinnati at 1925 A,
N.;leayos Coneinnati at $3.50 P. NJ; arrives n,
.Cnillicothe at $50 p. N.
Conf ections are made at Loveland with
Tnaus to and from Columbus; and NJ Uamden
Junction with trains TO and from Portsrnoutb
n n.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
O'Nu1'' - to0i-ty I'm
JOHN HUNTERS ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that Sarah r linn.
~ ter, has been duly appointed and qualifcd
A. Administrative lie bonis nou, of the e,tats
of john Hunter deceased. late Of Vinton Conn.
", ohie. = s.SdRAH K. HUNTER
April alst rsst-3w f-r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-12
RAILROAD.
GE RB

ON anl aftOr Monday, January II 1864, and
" until further notice, trains will run Us fol.
tlUa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
order Of Asst. Adjutant- Gsnsnl Town
send. / viii crafty him therein.

order Of Asst. Adjutant- Gs1sral Town
send. I will crafty him therein.
10 my opinion, justice reqnired thi.
order for the following reason: Thou
sands Of persons had, sinee the 6rst %.
rollmsss, removed from their former resi-
descs, soue voluntarily, bst mses had
bssn driven from thsi. homes aad robbed
Of slI they had BY gusrriIlas; most ofshs.e
persons took refuge to the larger cities,
who're they we're snbseqneatly . b en-
rolae6. A large position Of tAess wished
to enlist in our armies, yet without 20
order % the one Of which Marion con-
plains, they could not receive the came
bounties ~ others who, more fortunate
than they. had not been forced to leave
their al. Would this b juss9 think
not. Assistant Adjutant General Town
sends order does not annul forever in
structions on The subject, for descriptive
Folls stilI contain . column 70 show whore
the recruit is enrolled; it only allows them
@ move their legal douicil whensver they
chooSe, and for THE l think A.eis.sn,
Adjaan.-General To. n,end is entitled
to praise rather than ceasure.
Hoping Msriod may feel sati6ed, / will
eloss Respectfully, BIZ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
Washington. June IS,

washington. June 10.
Sealed offers were to-day opened BY the
Secretary Of the Treasury. with the Of
Asst Secretaries Harnng'on aud Field.
Tor bonds Il the Uniled States to the
amount Of SIS, ,OOO. .UnO.
The apmber oi bids was unprecedentedly
large, and after nearly Eve hours had been
occupied ia the announcement, and e.
eordine shout half of them, further pre-
ceedings - so the remainder we're post.
poued till tomorrow
The bids opened amount 70 forty mil
lioe dollars. u M -
Bids ~ 4 per cent. premium were very
large, and j, appears that nothing undel
four will take.
Heavy bids are from 4 to 5. Most o
the bids are Tor small amounts. The sec
ond natioasl bank sf Boston bids for fou,
and quarter miliipns at .04: the frs
national bank of New York ior Eve mil
lion dollars - the same price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
Denver City, JuneI1

! There is much excitement here I'd con.
sequence of Indians having murdered a ID
sesiped a man, woman and two children.
and burning their rancho, about Renty
s,il-s east IT this city. 6M
. Tie dead boiies we're exhibited in the
streets here tn dsy.
S,liie's are in pursui, Of the Indians.
n Msey Wild rumors are shoat and the peo-
pie are greatly slsrmed. The militis are
org nizing aud drilieg. Mach stot has
been stolen st different points wish sixteen
miles of the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
2 The Ohio>troops gobble5 .p b,
Morgan down iu Kentucky we're hsDd, d
day militia men.
IsoNroN. June IL. 1851.

lhoNTON, June Ii, 1864.
Editor Gate City After /. ei,e,se q
Two mouths, when the majority Of ysur
readers have forgotten the poiss .s is,.e>
Marion appears once more il yo.. pspsr
OF June 9Th. With an article to .hov ,h.t
his charge in your paper OF N. .roh ,z,k
Is true, viz: That Provost Marshal a. a.
sral Jamss B. Fry Issued an order II :,
recruits should not be credited To loc, Il.
hss where they we're enrolled. To pro, !,
tins, he produces An order froru &. r.
Townsend. Assistan. Adjs..us- Geuersls I,
the Seefssary OF War, whisA says Re !.
cruits win b credited % tbs loe.lit;s
from which they rscsivs local bount;es j
VI course il is not necessary for M -, -
show that General Fry snd Assiss.ss Ad.
usans- General Townssnd ars sws diderent
persons. and therefore Masioo Aas f.;l.a
aeais 70 Sustain his charges sg.in.. Gen ),
Fry; your resden have sndsstood 4 !.
when they read the articls. bus = Mar !,
vaas 10 ksossshal / ksss % ssy to il.
= sxfess se4sss ~ aass~s ssAsssxsss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16

% Pssoe aad would comme6ce crossing
coe /. ."es rlser on Tuesday. asd thai
oniths corps sou!d cDnmsoce akrivisu
q City Point that night. . s,sR
Nohghtisg rspersed daring tho move.
neat, except itde exvairy skirnish
ing
Tnss6sy sftsrnoou st eue o'cleuk Gen
Grant .sss st Dermuds Landing In /
onpeae0 from hlm. dated , P N be says
our forces will commence crossing james
'rivsr today. -
The enemy rbows no signs OF yss bav.
Ing brought troops to the soath aide ol
hichmond.
Oar movement from Cold Harbor to
James river has been nsde With pre.,
CELEBRITY. snd SO far, without loss or acci-
dent.
: An unofficial dispatch. Gated at Gen.
butter headquarters, f:a0 p. m, says
o'n'ti . corps vas coming in, 5000 hav-
ing slready landed. I
a Dispatch from Gen. Sherman'e bead.
quSrters, dated 3 o'clock Yesterday .. M
snsar kenisaw, states the Gener-l is iu
front. advancing his lines on Kssisaw.
Auosher unofficial Dispatch, dated nine
0 clock Isst aight. reports tnat during the
advance to day Thouas has gained 2, ouad
and one rebel brigade 10 nearly SURROUNDED.
Is farther reports the rebel Ge.erai P,ls
Vas killed to-day snd bis body sen, to
Marietta
Gen. Washburne, u Memphis, rep.rts
Sturg's expedition met large rebel force
.uods. Forrest 1t Gunsown, aud after q
sevsre light and heavy loss was wors,ed,
and Vas At Coliiersville retreating toward
Memphis.
Late arrivals of troops render Memphis
safe.
Gen. Sherman has made arrapgSmen,s
to repair Sturgis' disaster.
He has placed A. j. Smith in CON.
msnd. who will resume the offensive i'm
mediatrly.
No other intelligence received since nv
last telegram.
(S'gDed.) EN-. srAsros.
Sec'y Of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
ANOTHER GOOD APPonNruEnr

ANOTHER GOOD APPOINTMENT.
1t viii be remembered BY many Of our
readers that Gen. Davidson, the popular
and gallant leader of our cavalry force,
was relieved from active service in Ar
kansas aud laid on the shelf at s. Louis,
some time ago. This disposition Of Ds-
vidson was made BY the imbecile copper
head, Gen. Steele, on account of &c neral
Davidson's radical principles, politically,
and the efficiency Of bis military policy
1t is equally we'll known that General
Davidson wss the most popular as we'll as
the ablest cavalry commander west Of the
Mississippi; and the public will rejoice
that, under the new programme, he has !
position honorable to himself and SER
viceable to the country.
Here is the General Order from the
department:
War DrPARrnxsr. \
ADJurAsT GESsAALs OrF1cE,
Washington, June 6. 1854.
81 [Ex,rsct.]
Special Orders No. 1893.
E. Brig ,dier General J. w. Davidson.
q. S. Volunteers, is hereby relieved from
duty 10 the Cavalry Buresu. and will re-
port in person, withou, delay, to Min
General Candy, U s. Volunteers, com
nanding Military Division Of West Missis-
sppi, for assignment to duty.
r .
BY order of the Secretary of War.
l. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adj't General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16

T The ST. Louis Dsnoerat is brave.
ly battling for the Union ticket headed
by Lincoln and Johnson.
The New York Tribone and New York
Post have likewise placed t na,aes Of
the Union candidates at the msst-Aesd.
and So indeed have ali he Republican aud
Union papers IN the country published in
the Eashsh language, except Col Moss.
paper at sprint6 Id. Missourl,-and tha,
will round all right in less than "ninet,
days"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
Grants Movement to
the south side OF
e. Richmond.
DRIFT for 200, 900 to be Or
dered Soon.
oe3a RuateR AAvAAeiae e-Immers. Oes-
truetioa Of Rebel Property.
ISpecsal to Tribune. |

>pec'al to Tribune
He@iqrartrrs. Der.rfmen. Wet Virginia,
In the Acid, June lo.-yia Beverly, june Ia I
Hunter with the combined forces ol
Crook and Averill, moved from Sianntou
st 5 clock = is morning. We DESTROYS ed
over three million dollars worth of rebel
properly at S,aan,on, Two large cloth ,fsc-
tories IN boot sud shoe factory and ex
tensive foinderies. -
Gen Stahl vas wounded in the shoulde,
during the bAtrie Of Piedmont, while gal
isnsty heading his men, He retirrd iron
the feld for about half An hour while his
wound VAS being dressed, v hen he again
assumed command.
The expedition sent avay to New.bors
has just returned, having destroyed sew.
eral railroad bridges and torn up Ii,
track. 80 - '--ts4 =
Imboden's comnssd is thoroughly de,
morahzed. There 10 no force nov OF anl
account ia Hunters front. unless they ar,
reinforcemeuts from Lees ,srmy.
Our prisoners not paroled, numbsripq
$3.50, lwsre sent through Buffalo Gar
and over tho mountsins. They arrived
safe at Huntsvill- inside our picket line
on their way North. 48
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16

~ Il is believed in Berlin that the
crown Pt,neess OF Prussls (the Princess
Roysl 4 England sas actively Intriguing
With the sermsn party to get her mother,
Queen Victoria, of the throne, in the
nope that au English Parliamentary par
" .vonfd then- act wish Austria and Ptus-
sia in the Schleswig Holstein affair. On
the other hand the ~Ife Of the Prince |
Wales was working for the same and
thinking that her husband. it King OF
Great Britain, would support the King OF
Denmark, her father Il was aid iu
Bsrla that L rd P.lmerston rupporsed
The plans OF both parties an sbdieauon, as
sn excuse fvr sope change Of policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
FrsssA 0utragss IN Asxies.
New York, Juue II


i The Worlds Mexican correspondent
relates from personal observation tlis mos.
horrible ouussss By the French troops on
the march. and in several places captured
by iben.
i By order Of General Donan, Tulla vas
burned and the wsle inbabitants bu ch
cred, al vones and girls raped in open
day and the place given up to beas,ly sol
diers for three days.
Tue saIns ousrssss were repeated .,
Gaudaiajara
T.bAsco, after forty seven days siege,
had been taken BY the Liberals s,th The
French garrison and oil artillery. B.a.-
Esno had ordered his army from the city
of Mexico to retake Tsbssco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
~ o I G E.
Diseases of the
THROAT, LUNGS 6 HEART.

DR.. b. r ROfALL father-in-law az y. T. Wright
former principal of tie Tasf snd u In titate viii 20
tte DEA ~ HplSs Of T7gsirssay or ffI.av gyne
l'th = teth ssd ea1 - S5f bet ew hs Eee.fs
OF tae ta-flsets ~l4 al sAi-1a 4esa 10
coas4it-ireS pf charg-an rsAlavuE Phvsi-fau should
improve tlz "rfortu IT TEe ffsysteisuz o. this 'Es
Fssttar ,rsaass and
b1Zgra o. 4 .Se p~ftDis b4en under tssatasest
Sis Institute the past yssar sl.e al
teItio sad ~ disxa-es nj hoat. Lungs Heart ssd
all ChfeIc Diseases test hare a. 40 the useal treat tnt
sod ifn@rs r-aarsa-~ All ISeAse as orrHUs-
a AEssI ssfioN 1REsS sIcASass Iz1eEcsI., PR9-
FuSK ysTEusrfnx, Lzres Wfr.S faif.ng u
the v umh, 4c- Nereoas pses~es ard General Dvllzy
ar treated ~ Ds R7sAtl sith navllled The
a~rE Is ms 70 &C Pau. IA remain but
few trvatuent began II conciaGe By cur
resp sat~aos ~ish the destitute az -. LU-is
b-- rskI& Is cid ,hy ysican AID has bern insfrs-
neLal tn relieving tLousa ads Sf afflicted Eeope G. nssl-
txtiUn free. S~ta-dAwf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES S


Cincinnati, June Is.
Vallandigham arrived al Hsmiito N, 0
this forenoon. and made speech in the
public square.
He lett on the afternoon train for
Dayton.
There was good deal OF eycitem ent al
Hamilton during bis stay there.
The 6lh Ohio regiment Guthrie Grays
Of C'ncinnatil arrived here TO-DAY to be
mustered oat OF service. A grand tecep-
tion was given them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16
THE LOvEJOY MEETING AT
PRINCETON.



The Princeton Republican for the cur.
rent week is nearly filed with the report
OF the proceedings and speeches Of the
recent meeting IN that town 70 inaugurste
an Oven Luvejoy Monument Association.
The report does great credit TO all who
had part in the meeting, and 70 the
loyal people of Bureau county. Among
the pumerous letters read on the occasion
was one from President Lincoln. Il j.
rs follows:
EXECUTIVE MArsrox.
Washington, May 80, iS64}
Hon. John II. Bryant:
My Dear Sir: Yours of the 18th
inst, incksing . card OF invitation to
preliminary meeting contemplating the
erection OF monument TO the memory Of
Hon. Osen L,v.joy, was duly received.
As you anticipate. it viii be out ot nv
power 20 attend. Many Of you have
known Mr.. Lov.joy longer than l have,
and are better able than / to do his memo
ry jastice, Ny personal scqaaistasce
with him commenced ouly sbout tfsn years
ago, since when it has been quite init.
ms'e; and every step in il has been. ose
OF increasing respect and esteem, ending
with his life, in no less than aifsction on
my psrt. ltcan be truly said OF hia that
while be was personally ambitieus. he
bravely endured the obscurity which the
unpepalritJ Of his principles imposed,
and never accepted Official houo,s u.,ii
those honors we're read, 70 s1mi, his
principles With him. Thrcurhc~s nv
heavy and perp'exing responsibilities here,
TO tie day OF bis death. Il sosld ssarse.,
wrong any oshsr % say, be MAS M pocs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16

~ Hon A. H. McCrary, Of Van Bu,en
county. We are pleased to hear, u . can.
didate for Auditor of State. Mr.. Nc.
Cary has served the State in the Logic.
lature several terms, asd has earned IN
eoviable reputation for honesty and ipde.
Pendence, and be IS in every re.pect vel
qualified for the responsible positssa ol
Auditor of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16

NcW Ufk, Jan0] TO
Ihs R'chmead Exsminer If tile S,h
ays there are more than IL, 100 pF3soners
1t AnderscnvilIe, Ga, and upw. ids OF
S.OOO have died there. The average
mortality is 35 daily. with q prosp Zee. OF
increase. On the 9Th 8ver l,UOU were 10
be sent there from r chmond, it being
made the general depot.
Union officers are quartered at Macon.
Ga. Letters for these prisoners shouId
be prepaid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16


= The 81. Louis A,zeiger, a moderate
anti slavery German paper OF large circu-
lafion 10 Missouri, thus speaks Of the Fre-
mont 6asco in Cleveland:
THE PROGRAMME OF rue RADICAL n
AecRAcY.
Whoever expected from the Cleveland j
Convention rtr,ctIy prineipled action must
haze been bitterly disappointed. Expe-
diepes has triumphed over radicslism. To
ge' Dsal~cfsfio votes they have given the
place Of hvnvr, next 10 Fremonf, to one
VI the most notorious politicians of the
country, one of The most ambitious snd
reckless Of political wire -pullers. s. q
Germsu radtcsi paper calls him, and all
the world kross him as such. II the
men of principle vho didn't want to aban
don an io,a Of their p ogrsmme, though
the world should 60 TO pieces. If these
radical men had been conseQuent in
Cleveland, Cochrane could never have be-
cpme President of the Convention, and q
radical without blemish-Fred Douxlass
would have suited best, or Butler
would have been chosen rhe Prssident.
But the Convention atmos phere seems to
spread conts givs smongst the best, and
our radicals did not stand the test well
Even their programme furnishes repeated
evidence OF that ''aecufsed" spirit OF com
promised expedisacy which looks more 10
the chances OF succt ss than 10 logical priu-
c'pies. II the new party calls itself the
Radical Democracy, ~e can say tha. it,
programme is ieither Radical nor Demo.
cratic, nor both together. 1t eriienh
the Production of crafty politician, who
is veil versed in that art of pa rty trickery
to place nicely sounding phrases tuge ther
so as 10 mean nothing or be capable OF
adverse consirueuous. II the indiydual
(CIchrane) IL bard pill for the radicals
u swallow. the platform which he con
stFuctei Tor thelu IS striking proef oi
their osn Incompetence aud stapicuy.
Taking il all in ell. il is pretty evide nt
that the German R4dictls in Cleveland
coDstitut. d tie tn wheel TO the wagon,
and that their plstforui. SO far a Rsdiral
ism Is concerned. does not evee cUme up
to the platform of the 81. Louis Ca,
banks. A resolution in favor Of gen ral
listiiiiy to military daty, which th4 Ger
mans desired, would have been of more
practical Value than this whole vire-pull
srs' affair. intended bith for Baltimore
and Chicago But this was ruled out
John Cvchraae and 81 kius;ry we're NOR.
powerful than they.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-16

wAe supports mr.. Linceln
Somstins since when the New Yorh
Evening Post was casting around for 4
new Presidential candidate, it made the
following remark:
In the 6rss plsce. he is popslsr With
the s'plaiD people" who believe him hon
est, with the rich people, who believe him
safe, with the soldiers, Who believe him
their friend. and With religious people,
Who believe him to have been especially
raised up for this crisis and. in ue
secord place, becsuse many Of the thriv
ing and corrupt scoundrels Of the political
news, who / nov the fact of his populari-
~, have eagerly attached themselves to
the car of his succsss.
Plain peeple and rich people, religious
people, politicians, soldiers. honest and
dishonest people constitute very large
proportion Of the entire population Of the
country and leave bat . small margin for
'sthe rest of mankind"