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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
i. s. A.s. GOULD. Notary Publie.
Seminal Weakness - sworn CerSin.
cate or a Remarkable Cure OF Sper-


Seminal Weakness - sworn CerStn.
cnte Of q Remarkable Cure ofHper.
mntorrh9a.
o. A desire 10 benefit suffering humanity. and .
feeling Of gratitude 10 Doctor w. x ,Doherty'
muny years have been afflicted With that fearful
disease known as Spermatorrhea, or Semlnal
Weakness, to q fearful extent. which was soon
followed BY the most alarming symptoms, As
weakness Of tho back and limbs, pdlnin the head,
dlmness Of vision, nervousness and general de.
bility. My mind, too, was affected 10 such an Px'
teut aI 70 seriously impair my memory my Ideas
were confused andspirits depressed. WAS averss
to society; had evil forebodlugs and sefdistrust.
and was entirely untitled for any Of the duties OF
life. From 1855 10 the summer OF 1888 EN-.
ployed the very best medical talrntl could mud,
and spent several hundred dollars, but 10 no In.
stance could obtain more than temporary relief.
I had about concluded there was no relief for me
In this world. but, reading d.. Doherty's adver.
tisement, thought should call and see hlp,, and
he charged nothing for consultation. had aniu.
terview with DR.. Doherty at hofhee In SacIA-
mento street, nnd bis fee for treatment wnsso
reasonable ! determined 10 try him, though j did
mot expect much benefit from bis treatment. On
the ffth of December last placed myself under
bis care. In one week found myself very mueh
improved, and now. after 6ve weeks treatment,
feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
and In the enjoyment Of the best health. Hoping
that nv experience may he Of benefit 10 others
similarly afflicted, I subscribe myself, 10. -sl.'-
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this 18th
day Of January, A. D. 1864. ..
Il.sl a. q. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part Of the State, bow.
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and cd.
vice Of Doctor Doherty In their respective casa,
aud who think proper 10 submit written state.
ment of such, 10 preference to holding persond
interview, are respectfully assured that thvr COM
munIcations will be held most sacred. Doctor
Doherty takes this opportunity Of observing that
all letters are opened and replied TO only by him
self and the latter a. promptly as possible, II
The case bc f,ily and candldly described, and the
usual fee Of ol0 enelosed 10y express or registered
letter), personal communication will DO unneees.
sAry,, US Instructions for diet, regimrn, and the
general treatment Of the case itself Qncludlng the
rrnedies), will be forwarded wlthnut delay Tsud
In such manner 1s 10 convey no idea ofthe rur.
port Of the letter or parcel N transmitted.
~ CouSultstIon 1t the ofice, FREE by letter,
ol0 Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
w.K DOHERTY, N. d. s-..
IulC I'm ---ass--San FFaueIscn. Cal.
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To Owners of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
l Hnl, having fled with the Recorder Of storey
county map Of said Town, with u statement Of
the extent and general character Of the improve
nents therein. and having also transmitted 10 the
Land Otfice at Carson a verified copy OF such
map and statement. in acc cDrdaace with the pro-
visions OF an Act OF Congress, approved July lst,
1864, entitled AN Ac, for the Disposal Of Coal
Lands. and Of Town Property In the Public Do
main" and the Act amendn'Ory thereof, approved
March ID, 1865, we beg leave 20 direct your atien.
sion 10 Section ofthe frst mentioned Act.
Our familiarity with this business induces MS TO
tender our services in the preparation OF all ne.
cessary papers In this connection and In forward
log tho same TO the proper office (Which papers
must be aled within three months after the tlinS
Of the map in the Land 0tice)
We have secured the services OF Clement T.
Rice, Esq, la'e Register Of the I. ;. Land oacc.
who will attend 10 all rhe business in the Land
Of6ee a, Carson, iu connection With Locations,
Contested Claims, etc,
STEVENS & FISH,
SparcherS OF Records. etc.
orFgCE-Ai Fall OF Records, on B street, Vir.
yinia City.
Virginia City. June q 1865. ju23 m
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Powder

THE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS FOR THE
! California Powder Company. will sell the
best article of Powder - slight advance above
San Fraasisco prices This powder has many
advantages over Eastern powder. "a I. Is free OF
any dampness. Both powder and Kegs are war.
rsnied 10 be IN perfect orler.
EN.sH ~ BLACK & BROS. Agents,
Au2m Cor. C and ray0nr .A, Virginia.
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HORSE SflOEING (!

Shop Adjoining Sacramento Wagon shop.
TTAyING RENTED THE SHOEISa DE-
III partmeut Of the Sacramento Wagon shop,
I am now prepared to do all kinds OF horse shoe
ing promptly and TO order. Having made Horse
Shoeiug nv exclusive business for many years
su safe 10 saying tha, those who patronize me
;,3 - n. BLACK.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADYgRTISgNEYTS
Annual Report OF the Pacific Insu-
rance Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.

SWORN STATEMENT.
Tn COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
l April ed. 1850. concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report:
/. The amount Of the capital stock Of this com.
pany Is seven hundred aud afty thousand dollars,
all paid in cash. SIS coo %
IL. The amoun; OF assets Is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty'eight cruts. s9I7 ii2 I3
III. The company has no debts.
". The amount Of insurance written during
;he year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty-seven thousand eight hundred and ffty.ive
dollars .......-........ SlL9TT,Soo W
The amouu; OF Insurance IN force December
3Ist, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sl0,l2o,s9i 90
V. The Company insures aSalrs, the following
risks, viz:
buildings, Qnartz Mills, NlCrcbRndlse,
Household F9rni,nre, Rents, leases,
Vesselsin Port and their C2rGoes,
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by Ore.
VI. The largest -um this Company will take on
any one risk Is s75COo the limit fixed by law,
but on all such large risks Reinsurance 10 Ger.
tain extent viii be Rods IN other responsible com.
psnies. j. HUNT Pre.ideni.
4. J. RALsToS. Secretary.
San Francisco. January is, 1865
William Alyord. Moses Ellis.
Y B Benchley. \ Stiles,
Z LnEard, Moses Heiler'
4 SeliEman, Edward Martin.
Alfred Borrl L TubbS.
Charles MAyne. y Thomas,
Louis MeLane, w Z Rice,
lloyd TrvS, john u Bray,
John Rittle, David terms,
VIC Ralstou, William Sherman,
james DeFrrTaory. samuel B!solow.
1W Beaver, l. Sachs,
Herman Mche!s, ) NJ Wilson.
l. L Qoldstein. Alpheus Bull,
II Hannman, William Scholle.
HM Newhall.
s,ate Of California, City and County OF San
Franelsco, Sou the 10th day of January, 4. D.
1865, personally appeared before me-H. 8. Ho-
Inars, . Notary Public In aud for said city and
county, duly commissioned and Sworn-A. J
Ralston Secretary fthe Pacific Insurance Com.
pany, who. being duly sworn. did depose and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re-
port OF the PRciac Insurance Company 10 the
best Of bis knowledge and belief are true. tnl and
correct \. J. RAJ TON.
Sworn and subscribed 20 before me, this 10th
day Of January, A. D. 1865
II. S. H0NANS, Notary Public
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Hsviug. In compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty thousand Dollars in the bonds OF the State
Of Nevada, now prepared TO effect Insurance
81 the.
Lowest Established Rates:
OPFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Cali.
foruia. corner Of c and Taylor streets Virginia
Nevada SHARON & RALSTON,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
ftyoQ iSftn'
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TO LET! TO LET!

THE ILLINOIS HOUSE, SITUATED kzA
i on the Divide between Virginia and ::iH
Gold Hill. will be rented on most rrasona- =Ehs-.
bic terms.
The house Is excellenrly located and contains
20 rooms we'll furnished, q frSl rate cooking
rsnge and a aue Sc. Uf Bar fixtures
For tull information, call on the subscriber al
the premises. JAMES CUNNING:
virginia, AHg. z. 1855. Hu7n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04

storey County Auditors Office.
VIRGINIA, Nov. 9TH, 1854.
AIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Assessment Roll of tho taxable real and
personal property of this county win be open for
the inspection of taxpayers, at the once from
this dale until Monday, the Nth inst, from to !
O'Clock, P. NJ: and that the Board Of Equalization
viii meet daily from and after Monday, the 18th
inst, until Monday, the 5th Of December for the
NOS I'd County Auditor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04


THE BLESSINGS OF UNITY.-The follow
ing extract is from a sermon recently de-
livered by Henry Ward Beecher, at his
church in Brooklyn:
The blessings Of national unity-who shall
need to descant upon them? What other
nation has within peiod of eighty years,
risen from the condition of separated colo
MES, exhausted by war, bankrupt, on the eve
of dissensions among themselves, with no
fixed government, and with scarcely anything
but floating principles on which to form a
goyernment-what other nation has, within
so short period, risen from that condition
to dignity and strength such that nations
three thousand miles distant are interested in
humbling and dividing it. It was told me in
England, Eot once, nor twice, nor thrice, nor
half score of times, "You are too strong,
and we cannot afford to have you united; for
you will dominate and dictate policy to the
world, if you 60 on in the way you have
gone" And men there did not hesitate to
say, ave hope the South will succeed, and
break up the Union which threatens to over
shadow all the nations of the globe, and read
laws to them" Ny reply was, Gentlemen,
if we overshadow all the nations Of the globe,
and read laws to them, they shall not be laws
of a tyrant's hand, or selfish creed we will
read new evangel of liberty, and justice,
and prosperity, and will stand as the elder
brother Of nations that are beginning to walk
with their faces toward Zion." And l am
proud of this nation, not on account of its
warehouses, or its ships, or arms, or arts, or
literature; but because it is the representa-
tive of the latest and best developments Of
Christian ethics in civil polity. 1t is tina
which makes US great, influential, and the
leader of nations in their pilgrimage toward
universal liberty. And with all these things
before our minds, do we need to argue the
question of the blessings of unity, or national
government?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04

SEYMOUR FoREsHADowED.-We learn
from the Richmond papers that Mr.. Max
well, of Florida. presented. on the 18th
November, resolution in the Confederate
Senate, that Jefferson Davis be requested
to inform that body, ain open or secret
session, if he had information that any
State of the United States had, through
any of its recognized authorities, directly
or indirectly, expressed a willingness to
20 into convention with the States of the
Confederacy, for the purpose of negotia-
ting peace, or consulting on the best
method of effecting cessation of hostili-
ties" To any observing mind, this reso-
luton of inquiry clearly betrays the ex-
pectations which had been encouraged in
the South, of Seymour's probable action,
had he been sure of reelection in New
York. The course of no other Northern
Governor could have excited such hope;
and the inquiry of Maxwell represents
wide opinion, that Horatio, in anticipa-
ton of his endorsement by fierce ma
iority, would have initiated Northern an
archy, by independent offers of negotia-
ton, on the doctrine of State sovereignty.
The rebels were warranted in this belief
by Seymour's whole gubernatorial career,
and doubtless despatched their hotel
burners North, to aid in the connections
which would have been the certain result
of such seditious action. The political
philosopher will now be able to decide
what perils the election Of November
saved US from. Mr.. Maxwell would not
have made his inquiry without some
grounds of expectation aud no Northern
Governor but Horatio Seymour could
have excited such grounds of hope
Wilkes Spirit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04

Scotchmen Attention <
nurRE WILL BE A MEETING An THE
Washoe Brewery. ju1etisn Of and Q stn,
- WEDNESDAY EVENING, january 3, 1850
= o'clock, 10 make aHfuAgtu1ants to eelsofate
r. Rirthday q Robert BurnAs da19ld
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04

ARRIvALs-By Pioneer Stage.-M Keller,
@. S. Phelps, G. F. Brown, Miss True, Chas.
Glidden, Ellen Smith, Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Arm
strong. .,
DEPARTURES by Pioneer Stage-Mr Old
field, A. Johnson, H. Schrech, J. Harvey,
Thomas Phelan, D. W. Perley.
ARRIvALs-By Overland.-A. Waddell,
Rev. Mr.. Fisher, Rev. Mr.. O'Reilley, w.
Huntington.
DEPARTUREs--By Oyerland.-Capt. Bald
win and 2 daug hters, Mrs. Wilson, James
Stark, Mrs. Knowles, W. P. Bowman, A. S.
Marley, J. Q. vandanbush, W. S. Holman.
NEVADA SoclABLE.-This evening Soci-
able No. 2 will take place at the hall in
the Medan Building, North c street.
Beautiful women with bright eyes, and
and-and-well, we can't describe what
a nice time they will have, so We forbear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04

A LATE English paper, in treating of the
poor rates of Great Britain. states that one
in six of the inhabitants of London dies
in charitable institution; and one in
eleven in the work-house; and that about
one-fifteenth of the entire population have
to subsist more or loss on public or pri-
vate charities. And yet England is over
flowing with pride, pretension, arrogance
and kindred "virtues."
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A REBEL SLAUGHTER PEN.-Three
thousand one hundred and twenty Fed
eral soldiers died from starvation, neglect
and cruelty, in the rebel prison at Ander-
sonville, Georgia. during the month Of
August last. Is destroying the country
of such people sufficient chastisement
for their brutality to our fellow-citizens
fighting for our libertiess
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1Finnketu md Jlothinlu

AFNBV e2OCK or BI.ANKE10e f D0HHRENT
nF saas.6 1s n Sl nsr ~. Va "a si s.i =
asla m u. j. II. q. 81. ii Is 81
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a J. .
To THE epicure, there is nothing more
refreshing than the favor Of q fine Ha-
yana after dining sumptuously. To such,
we refer to the advertisement. IN another
column. of Sam Peiser, at the lntezna-
t;onal Cigar Store, Union street. Virginin.
He has some of the finest brands OF
cigars and tobacco in the city.
srRH.rs IN v1ReNA.-of all the IN
tolerable nuisances in the State, the high
ways and alleys Of Virginia are the worst,
.lmost imuassabIe for man or BEAST ano
6lfhv With mud and slush, and not nn .
de crossing built that we ever knew Oh
SSnls.s ~ private means. Whose 6usl.
nees 4 it, l. this always to continue
aOuoth the raven, Ever more
BurLIor.-Wells, Fargo 8 Co. shipped
this morning from their Virginia eftice
20 bars Of bullion, worth, according C
assay, @7s.ssO So, and weighing S,ooe
pounds.
Our AaAIx.-Ilr. ]. P. Gallagher who
was recently shot ~ accident. We wer'
nleased to zee on tie street. this morning
spparsntly rapidly seen9 nan.
Cxupr BuII1oN.-Tha Showing les o
crude bullion hays been - n zsciset
:. ~ following Assay olacas. Van VI
= g. 6iol ounces THAI 8 Co. 10 4
80 !. nSniina 4 Co, $500 66nco.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS,
NO HUMBUG!
For One Month More Only!

The Stock must Positively be Closed
Ont without Regard to Price.
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ITO THE TAX PAYERS On STOREY
l County Notice e hsrsby e.ysn that the
Of 1854 snEIS66 are nov due al aysble. AT
TuIs OFFICE and that ths laws In u md TO their
collection wa be strictly enforced.
800 u 30 II ESO'FERHALL,
dec2l II County Tag Collectc:
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Ordinance No. 81.

< MENDMENTs TO ORDINANCE No. To-
"A Passed December 9th, 1854.
SHcrioy l-Section No. IS Of Ordinance No.
10 q hereby amended as follows: The words
= which ten per cent shall to the Marshal aspsy
hr a1tra services In collecting such sums named
h he delinquent lat are hereby stricken out
9Setion 81 Of Ordinance, No. 10 Is hereby
amsndsd = folloWH: the words The compensa-
tio6 ofths lfaElhai al Town Collector shall be
Ave pm cent. On al sums collected are hereby
stricken Ont sid inatsad thereof Shsl be inserted
words q ktloHS: Z The compensation Of the
NaflAal = Town CclIsckm nhall be three per
cent upon e s9nal sSllecte4 = zi5
Atsast: 8. H. RcHflDOn, CisEk de22n
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PRIVATE HosPITAL.
Federal r.

WHEREAE, BY VIRTUE N, Act EN-.
w titled AN Act to prnyil ,ifllnii Revenue
to support the Government ~ "a nv interest
on the Public Debt" apprpyed - III. 1852, 1
have levied upon the folloMin eSiate belong.
ing to L. 8. Bowers, descfibed = fnll65Vl. n
That certain steam quartz M titunted In
ssCMn ron. havi q soMn g. 49, Hui. county
IN MIL Seized upon TO sask & tiaIm Of the
Omitted stete1 for taxes and pe Hi, sr1ounting
10 8,00Q7e) Thirty-Six Hun D6ilafs and
seventy eight cent?, together "a & 6ccsuink costs
The eb6Te property will ScId e public
nnetion ID the highest bid iot cash, on
WADNEeDAY. JANUARY lIH. 1855, at two
Yttele Storey county, New
e 80 q ~ n JAS 8. ulhIET, Ia
d. 80 U. 8, Collector literal Rev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20
The Case OF Henry A. wise.
OUR RICHMOND coEREsroS

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 1s-Evening
Some time since II will be remembered this cores
pondencc set forth the character Of The application Oh
ex Governor ex-Genernl and rebel Henry "iso 70
be rcpossessed OF his estate In Virginia by the govern
mcn, The papers which were submitted by Wise 10
Major General Terry through General T. smith were
of elaborate character like unto eyery,ning
from the gray haired redoubabe Tor lne pa. twenty
years or more remember how they were regaIueu =.
the time by the leading officers AZ neaaqahr'ers, anu
therefore am not now surprised TO learn that upon their
reference 10 Lieutenant General Grant ,na. ocer mas
denied the application in toto, adding sgnincan. in.l
nation that Wise must either take the oath OF
ALLEGIANCE which he has heretofore altogether
refused 10 do take up his quarters az no very distant
av in como one OF the national forts As memory serves
there was contained the papers asking element comet
dcra,ion and submitted 70 General Grant us'nc. an
nnncaon nv Wise of his inability TO take The oath OF
allegiance only yesterday saw this broken down
old man tottcring his way from the presence OF loyal
,n,,,,arv majesty only the In his own right OF
srnilty and senselessness. AS he passed ! wondered
h az much OF human anomaly could possibly be vouch-
sascd 40 one fra man How appropriate TO him and his
future the line in the Edip3 TwonnwY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20

DANGEROUS PLACES WHEN THE CHOLERA
CoMEs.-The English papers continue to report
the progress westward of the Asiatic cholera.
We do not apprehend its presence here the
present season, but when it does come where
will il first strike? Without . doubt in those
undrained, unhealthy, fever and ague districts
defined in General Viele's Neurological map Of
New York. Some of these districts are located
in several of our fashionable precincts-the
lower part Of Fifth avenue, Madison square,
Washington square, ST. Johns Park, &c. Resi-
dences located in the upper part Of Fifth ave.
nue., on Murray Hill, on the ridge of Broadway,
in the old Bowery and upon other high ground,
will no doubt escape the epidemic as they es-
cape ievers and agnes and other distempers
that now prevail in the lower and imperfectly
drained districts. Imperfect drainage is the
cause of oil this The whole system should be
overhauled and amended.
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representing the sad facts Of this most Distress
ing case; and he might also detail singer or
two for each theatre at our solicitation. Bat
the first point by which the poor managers can
redeem themselves is the engagement of Blind
Tom, and we should not be surprised If they
were outbidding each other for him before
noon to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20

HE DEMOCRACY, THE REPUBLICANS AND fRESi-
DENT JoHNsoN.-Weed, Raymond, Greeley and
the principal writer's and orators of the repub-
lican party are spending their time and direct
ing all Of their efforts in trying to show that
the democracy of this State are not sincere In
their professions in endorsing President John
son. Their arguments TO prove that the de-
mocracy will cheat Mr.. johnson are, however,
up hill work and extremely lame atevery point.
AZ all the principal mass meetings of the de-
mocracy held in this State during the present
canvass Andrew johnson has been nominated
for the succession by the speakers, and no SEN
timent has been more enthusiastically cheered
by the rank and file than this. Certainly this
Is far better evidence Of their sincerity than the
Nominations Of the editors and orators who
are trying to prove to the contrary. In our
estimation the democracy have the decided ad-
vantage over the republicans in that respect.
Many Of the high priests in the latter party
openly denounce the President, and large
number Of the party organs are filled with
abuse and foundations of the most bitter
character. His restoration and reconciliation
policy is the theme which they harp upon, in
season and out Of season, and call upon the
party to Illustrate it at all hazards. There are
so many of the principal actors in the republi-
can party who take this course that it is neces-
sary for Weed, Raymond q Co. to do some
thing else besides charging the democrats with
the intention Of cheating the President to
prove that the republicans will sustain and
support him.
If. then, the republicans are really in earnest
in their endorsement of Mr.. johnson, why do
they not proclaim this fact by nominating
him for the Presidency for 1868 at their meet
ings now being held throughout the country,
and through their organs? The republicans
having elected Andrew Johnson, they have the
first claim to him, and by nominating him for
another term they would beat the democracy
at their own game. But as long as they fail to
do this the inference is that they intend to
abandon him Immediately after election. The
course which the party leaders are now pur-
suing only makes this conviction the stronger,
and that they are really charging upon the
democracy in this State what they intend to do
themselves If they really desire to convince
the public that they are in earnest they
should nominate Andy Johnson at once.
Raymond and Greeley can both do more ser
vice to their party by devoting their editorials
to the advocacy Of Mr.. Johnson's reelection
than by the silly charges which they are now
making. Weed should also write letter on
the subject, and thus give some life to his short
and long winded lucubrations on State politics.
Nothing short of a decided and earnest cam
paign in favor of the reelection Of President
Johnson will save the republican party in this
State.