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MEDICAL ADVlCE-Dr. VIM. X. DOH lty 8
Modich and Surgical Institute is Incoming sine
nvo nan 10 the welfare Of our State and heal h
Of our citizens and his rapidly spreading rcputa-
,ion although it may excite surprise. is but the
sicnol OF skill and follows us the natural effect of
s,ch a cause We are personally acquainted with
gentlemen who hid suffered for years und'r
chronic disease, and who had taken advantage Of
avery available means that promised rcle, but
" tbout success. until they called upon Dr. Do
bertv. who. in an incredibly short space Of time,
hoe oivcn them entire relief It is gratifying 10
onnouncc this fact, BECAUSE the Doctor is gen.
t,rmau who seeks, not by defamation of otle
% establish his reputation. or 20 rear the super
st,ucturc of his own upon the ruin of anothrr's
1,mn The Doctor conducts his Institute in such
, m inner ihit must he gratifying to all his p,-
tirnts. II. examines, advises. and recommends
wi,hout charge. and the patient. after h. airing
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject ut
nIc,sure. |" no case does the Doctor make Il
nlh,rue unless he effects cure. This. he is able
to do. because he feels the confidence which long
ovprrirnce has given. and no doubt the cOnSoa-
lion which apprrtans TO that confidence. Per-
cons H] cte,i with either acute or chronic disease
wnnld do well to consult the Doctor; at all events
i, can do no harm. us Tor consultation he asks no
foo. nor does he insist on obedience to his advice
nnlp.s the patient places himself under his care
lis Offices are on Sacramento street. opposite TO
thr Pacific Mail Steamship Office. IS. f. News.
June 10 BIN
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NOTICE. .

H1O all whom il may concern: Whereas. the
| East half OF the Sonth East q1 'rier OF section
-, Township u, North Range E.sl. Mt. Daho
base and mel i'li,n; also, the North East quarter
OF the North East quarter of Section 5. Township
II. North Range East. and the North West quar-
ter of the North West qu uter of Section I, Town.
ship II. North Range East. Mt Di,.ho base and
meridian. HIS been by the affi lavits Of various
pcrsou$ Gled IN the District Lan Ofioc of the
u. States at Mlrysvilc, State Of California; being
the Office for he district within which said in's
are Situated declared to contain piincrAl> and to
be more valuable Tor mineral than agricultural
purposes. by reason whereof said land has hithcr-
10 been withheld from presumption and sale now
the undersigned gives notice that he will on
Tuesday. the 10Th day Of September. 1876 at IL
o'clock A. make application to the gstcr Or
Reccvrr Of the Ulited States Land Of;e at MAJ
rysyille, And ,.Jduce evidence to proye that said
lind. TO wit: Tn. east k.lt Of the sonlL east
quarter of section -, Township ~ north .r..nge
east, Mt Diailo base aud meridian; also. the
north east ,lrtpr Of the north east a. ,rter Of
section S. Township IL. north r,nge 7 east AMI
the north Yves, q ,artcr of the north west qnlrter
OF $, c,ion 4 Township | north range7 east Mt.
Dablo base and meridian. is more valuable for
agricultural lh IN mining purposes, and on such
proof apply for permission To lille y presumption
claim to said land. unless sufficient Cause 10 the
contrary be then and there shown.
JOS. l.. GOOLSDY.
AuruSt H. 1865 CIV
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CASCO GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER
-t~ MINING COMPANY.

Meadow .I.Skc District. Nevada County.
NOTICE is hereby given that at meeting Of
~ the Trustees of sail company, held at the Of
flee OF the company in Yankee Jim on the 26lh
day of July. lS65 it was ordered that rc-puhlica-
Ii n be had for assess rent No. ]. levied August
18Th. 1864 OF FIVE cents per share upon the capi.
tai stock Of said con pany. payable in United
States gold coin, is due and payable 10 the See
upon which said asses sment shall lem 'in imp lid
on the 2sth day Of August. 1865. viii he adver-
tise,l on iliat day us delinquent. and unless pay
mrnt shall be made before will be sold on the
l2th day of September. 1865. to pay the dein-
ouc.,t assessment, together with the costs OF all
ycrtisng and expenses OF sale.
8, II. o. CRAVENS.
Secretary.
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NOTICE..


rINO all whom IL mny concern: Whereas, the
| South Ent quarter Of the South West quar-
ter OF Section 2l. and the West hall Of the North
East quarter and tn" North East quarter OF the
North West quarter of Section 28. Township r.,
North Range East Mt. Diablo has been hy
the afidavts Of various persons, filed in the Dis
tlict Land Office OF the, United States. at Marys.
villeStaie 81 California being the Office for the
District within which said lands are situated, de-
clared 10 contain minerals and 10 he more val-
able for mineral than for agricultural 'purposes.
by reason whereof said land has hiht'it6i been
withheld frem pre- cmption and sale. now" the
un,ersig gnoA gives notice that hrFwill on ~Thuls.
day. the 7th.nyof Sept, 1865. make app plication
to the Rrpst or Receives Ol The, Unit,I' St'es
Land Office at Marysville. and a,kluce evidence
to prove that sai, land. 10 wit: The South East
qunrler Of the South West quarter OF section n
and the West half OF the North East quarter and
and the north east OF The eoith west OF Sec. 28
township l2 north. range cast, Mt. Dablo b0se
and meridian. s more valuable for agricultural
than mining purposes, and on such pIo0f apply
Tor permission 10 fiie pre- cmptoa Claim to said
land, unless sufficient cause to tho contrary be
then and th re shown. "
JAMES ,o'RRYAN.
July 20, ls65.-6w :! SO.
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And in accordance with the laws Of the State
otCaliIornia. and an order OF the Board OF thus
tees. made on the 5lh day Of July. 1865. SO miny
Shares Of each parcel oil said stock. ~ may be
Necessary. will be s,ll on WEDNESDAY. AU-
GUST 23rd. 1865. 1T o'clock. P. NJ. at the office
ol the Secretary. to ply said delinquent assess
menl thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expense OF sale. -
YOUNG, Secretary.
wisconsin Hill, CAL, Aug. 5th, 1866
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UNITED STATES HOUSE.

Y"HE undersigned has recently taken this old
stand Cone mile below AUBURN, on the
Turnpike Road,) and refittcd it in neat manner.
lie has the best Of
IsiCauors a11d Cigars,
always on hand.
II isjust pleasn buggy drive from town,
where ull who call will bc accommodated in the
best Of siy!c.
ANDY. POLAND.
June l7th, 1865 my.
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NOTICE.. .

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons. having
IN cl,ims against The Est,to Of II. y. C,mnbell
deceastd to present the s,mei the undersigned
~ the Bloomrr Raucb. one Mi II east from Auburn
within ten months from this date, or the same.
will he barred
CATHARINE CAMPBELL.
Executrix Estate Of II. D. Campbell, deceased.
July 22d, 1865 -4w
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Should you hc afflicted with any OF TIE follow.
inc symrtoms such as Weakness of the T'ck ard
limbs Pain in the Head. nimntss Of Vision,
Ncrvou sncss and General Debility. css OF NJ m
ory: Confusion Of Ideas. ana Depression OF Srir-
it's Evil forcboding. Sclfdist ard nm Aversion
to Society consult DR.. Tc7cr at once and he VIII
restore you to perfect health
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CHRIST CHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE. according to the rites OF
,bc Protestant Episcopal Church. will he held in
Tho Court room on the SECOND and FOURTH sun
NV of the month. Morning Service at III o'clock.
Evening Service AT IL o'clock
The Sunday School will meet at O'Clock.
Persons desiring the profess onal service OF the
Minister at Marriages. Funerals etc. arc request
ts1 TO give noticeto Mr. j. L. BfODne, Auburn,
or address him thus:
REV. ADAM A. McALISTER,
Assistant Minister Grace Church,
Sacramento.
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NOTICE,
To the Taxpayers OF District No. !, Placer
County.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the Tax Payers Of
~ Collection District No. !. of PEicer county.
tn It the State Poll Tax. Special County Poll Tax.
Military Poll Tax. and Road Tax is now due and
collect,ble by law; amt that. wilt in peison or
by deputy accompany the Assessor of FrfA Dis
trct. who will commence the annual assessment
of the properly of the District at this date. and
sh III promptly collect at the time these Taxes
from all persons. except thGsc exempt ny law.
as we'll rs the Tax on all Personal Property OK
cept when such prsonh' property is owned by
persons returning Real Estate.
When failure is made in payment of the
above Taxes at the time demanded, shall in all
cases enforce the collection by law.
W. D. PERKINS,
Collector of District No. !, Placer county.
March 9Th, l865.-3m
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TO FEMALES.

When you are afflicted with weakness OF the
back and limbs. headache. loss OF muscular power,
,Gptation of the heart irriiability. nervousness,
extreme urinary difficulties delargt mcnt OF the
monthly sickness stcriity, and o her diseases Pc
culiar TO females consult DR.. 1cztr and You
will receive particular attention Jet no false
dtlicacy prevent you. hut apply at once and save
yourselves from painful suffering and premature
death.
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SUM MONS.

State Of Calforn a, County OF Placer SIS. In the
District Court Of the 4th Judicial District Of
said State.
THE PEOPLE of The State OF California. to
| C,ha,iue Murrrls greeting: You are hereby
summoned TO answer the complaint OF William
Mmicls in said coult. filed against you. within
ten days from lie service of this writ exclusive
of the day OF SERVICE, il served on you in this
county but If served II You wi bout said county
and within said district. twenty days: and If srrv
ell on you without said county and district, ihcn
in forty days from such service. exclusive Of the
day of service. in an action commenced on the
3Oih day OF June. 1865 in lid court, to obtain II
Judgment and decree of this Hon. Court that the
bonds 0i m ,irin ony here tOiore entered into and
sulsisting between th" plaintiff. William Murrcls.
and the defendant Clh,rine MurrcIs, be dissolv-
ell and vacated and declared null and void. and
OF no force and effect. All Of which you will fad
more fully set out in plaintiffs complaint on file,
a certified copy of which is herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that it you fail to
answer the complaint ns directed. plaintiff will
take Judgment against you by default rs prayed
for: and apply to the court Tor the relief deman-
C---l IN witness whereof D. w. Spear.
J l.. s. : Clerk OF the Fourteenth judicial District
~ Cour, aforesaid do here,nto set NY hard
aud impress the Zeal Of said court. at olictin Au.
barn, this 30lh day Of June, 1868 y
I' DIV. SPEAR, Clerk.
RI. Il. Stamp, 50cts
1t is ordered that summons in The above cause
lie pu6lisr".' Tor the term of three mouths in the
newspaper KNOW ~ the ''pl.cer Herald" pub
lshed in said county. 1t is further ordered that
"A copy oi the Summons and compliant he forth
" tn deposited in the post Office directed to de-
tcn,lant ut her place oi residence
p H. FELLOWS,
County Judge Placer County.
Attest. y. w. SPEAR. County Clerk.
II. Fitzsmmons. Plaintiffs Atty. jy3m.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients Of either sex, residing in any part Of
the country, how ever distant. who may size the
opinion and advice OF Dr.. Tozcr, can by submit,
ling Il written statement OF their cases TO the
Doctor, receive all the attention and medicines
necessary TO effect IL cure without the n,cessityOf
IL pas oaul interview
All lettr rs strictly confidential, opened and re-
piled to by the Doctoi himself.
Consultation at the Oficc or by letter -FREC.
~ Cures in all cases guaranteed.
DE-. CIIAS. II. TOZER,
apriS-lyr San FiaEcscoc
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TURNPIKE SALOON.
PUMP LOGS.

NlHE eul,scril.e,s having lxiItIl"sed Wychcfs
j. Patent Boring MACHINE, are pr pn''d TO fur
nish at reasonable prices Pnmp Logs loltd htm
one and a cupy:er TO i0ni inches. "a
HART 4 BROWN,
New England Mill, Illinoistowu Road, Placer Co.
No, :otb, lS65.-Sm .t.,'a
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Yankee Jim. July 20, 1860
MILTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY.

Summit District (squ,w VaIl"y) Placer County.
NOTICE. There is delinquent upon the follow
IN inr described stock. on account ot assessment
No. 6, levied on the 5th day Of July. 1865. tile
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
sprc,ive shareholders, as follow:
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR. TOZER, in returning thanks to his r:a..
Dtients and friends in The country. would
most respectfully inio'm them that he can ,c
found us usual at his Institute. n +. coin'r Jack.
.on and Kcarncy streets. dtvoirg his time ara
intention particularly 10 the following diseases,
xiv. SyphiNis in all its vuitus tolms. GonoIr-
tGa. Ginet. Strictucs Of the Crcthia. Nocturnal
Emissions, Sexual Debility, Discas, Of tn" B'ad-
der and Kidneys etc. etc. Fro I'm his long oArer-
icnce and extensive practice. he can wal rant a
ncrtect cure in all OF the above mcntiontd cases.
No Gclctcrous drugs used in my p,atice Ny
charge are moderate and my trcatmt nj TO my pa
tirnts, is always honorable. The Utmost secrecy
observed in all cases.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, g. SALOONS

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, & SALOONS
AMERICAN HOTEL.
AUBURN, CAL,
SAMUEL G. MORRIS, Proprietor.
General Stage Onice.
$A THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REFIT-
Ntiil ted the American Hotel in superior style
he feels confident that his experience will enable
him to render entire satisfaction to all who may
become his guests. " y
The Americans eligibly situated on the Plaza
and has the advantage Of being fire proof build
ing; and the ParorsArd Bed rooms are pleasant
and we'll furnished, and will always be toun-
neat and clean.
THE TABLE,
will he supplied with the hest that can he pro-
cured for the comfort of those who may become
his patrons, and ''' ''' -" '''
THE BAR,
w''.b. furnished with superior liquors
and ci. r. ''
r California Stage Company
kc'I ii Office at the Hotel. where passengers
Gu, Ia the stage daily for Sacramer It, Nevada
Du,cn Flat. Iowa Hill. Yankee j m, Forest Hill
rh.ervillc, MarysvIle and Washoe
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NOTICE

TUAvE this day bought Of All Flynn, the house
i o Sacramento Street Auburn. known us tho
China Restaurant. where will hereafter carry
on bu mess.
Aug. 2nd, l865-1w. HUNG ZEN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

The n. Y. llersld's Fortress Monroe
correspondence has the following particulars
of the attempt to escape made by Dr..
Mndd, as heretofore published The Doc
tor enjoyed unusal liberties on The island
through bis being detained in the hospital
department. Through the advantage OF
this liberty he he managed to secrete him.
self in one of the coal bunkers Of the steam.
er Thomas Scott. When be was found TO
be missing Q most thorough search Of the
steamer vas instituted to find him. aud the
search was very nearly abandoned, and the
idea Of bis conceolt, given up when an officer
who was assisting in the search thrust the
point Of his sword into the Doctors face,
causing him to cry out, and thereby make
known bis place Of concealment. The
Doctor lay wholly bid under the coal txcep,
q portion OF his face. On bis discovery be
was taken back to prison aud pu, at had
labor, which occupation he is likely to fol
low for some tine. The Quar- emaster OF
the Thomas Scott was subs, qucn'ly arrest.
ed on charge Of completely. There has
been no charge in the disposition Of The as.
sassinatjOn cOnSoiratOrs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

8 A new married couple went 10 Niagara on
visit, and the gentleman, IN order TO een-
vince his dear that be was as brave as he wss
gallant, resolved 10 go down into the "cave Of
The windsr She OF course objected, but
spdinr that he was determipd. affectionately
requested him 10 leave his watch and pocket.
book behind.
The United States Universslist Convention
was held recently at Middleton, OF. A dis
cussion OF the subject OF education and mission
ary operations brought out the fact that
during the last two years, the denomination
bad raised for educational ard other purposes,
over Eve hundred Thousand dollars. II waa
resolved 10 rnise one hundred thousand dollars
during the present year for missionary pur
poses.
On Sunday last the body OF an unknown man
" as discovered lying in piece Of woods about
eighty rods east Of Girard Depot, and Eve rods
south Of the track OF the G. & E.R.R TIL,
body had lain there for several weeks, ant
was so much decomposed that |, was impossib,
to ascertain in ~hat manner his death occurret
but from the particulars that wc could CLEAR
says the Union, we are satisfied that the mar
was delibertely murdered.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14
Esr.hqr.s. IN CALIFORNIA;.
sAx FRAScrsco, Oct 9.

DAN FEANCISCO, OCt "
The damage by the earthvuake yesterday
amounts TO considerable in the aggregate,
many houses needing new plss,ering and re-
pairing Of broken windows. The Merchsnts
Exchange building and Costom House will
probably require rebuilding. No really
subtsntial, we'll constructed buildngs we're
seriously damaged.
Santa Cruze felt the shock more severely
thsu any other town 10 the State. Sever.
al brick houses were 80 badly dnmagsd
that partial reconstruction Is necessary. -
A despatch from there says there was q gen.
eral tumble down Of chimneys, aud those
left standing are turned partly around -
The motion was apparently from east to
west. The GROUND slong the river opened
10 assures aud spouted water like so many
gaysers. The people are unable to use
some wells, which are either dry or filled
with sand. The chimney Of the powder
mill was thrown down and other injury
don to the works. Portions Of the walls ol
the new hotel were thrown down,
but the foundation is all right.
The tide rose very high OF the timc Of
shcck, but fell very low Immediately after.
There were eleven distinct shocks felt the
since the FIRST shock up to FIVE O'Clock this
morning. also number Of smaller vista
.ions. The losses are estimated at about
$4,000, bat may exceed this amount.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14
CLEVELAND WHOLESALE mARKnr.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. II, 1866.

FLOUR--Market steady, and demand good.
City brands held at Sil@ii, ,25 for Xxx red; Sl2
@i2,25 for Xxx white. Country brands selling
at range Of $9, 200 10, ,25 for Xxx white.
WHEAT--In rather more inquiry to-day, but
hardly 30 firm at the close. Sales car No 2
white from store at o. car amber Michigan
from store at $2,2o; 1900 blu No red (Shelby)
at 81, TO-
CoRN-Rather quiet. Sales Q, 900 bu No. Q
mixed from store at 64c.
OATS-In better demand; prices irregular.
Sales cars on track at 43c; | car from store at
45c; car from store at Acc; car from store at
45 car from store at 44c.
BARLEY-Quiet. Canada quoted at range
of 8 l5@l 20. .yu.
BUTTER-F1rm, but in less demand. W.
r. held at 40c. t..t.-f
CHEESE-In good demand and firm at log
l9c tor ordinary w. II. dairy to choice N. \.
factory.
EGGS--In good deman and scarce. Fresh
packed wanted at SOC.
POTATOES-Pcachb in fair demand at
55c in car lots I.
ONIONS--In moderate demand at soc y bu
SEED-Timothy held at So, I5@i . bu.--
Clover and Flax seed nominal.
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British Honduras.

A letter from Belisle, Honduras, lately ad-
dressed to the New Orleans Pioayune says:
A few planters fl ON the State OF Louisi.
ana have arrived here, and more are re-
ported coming; but unless they have both
capital and labor to bring with them, they
had much better remain at home
or emigrate to some other part of
Christeudom. Swamp lands can be pur-
chased at Eve dollars an acre-governmen
price. If emigrsnts have not the means to
make them bloom they must be content with
thstched houses, far worse than ihei,
slaves bad at home. Clerks aud overseers.
mechanics and tradcsmen are not wanted.
for there is no.hiDg fore them to do. -
The HonduriaDs purpose culivatiDg So
gar, rice aud tobacco. For THE they re
quire large additional labor force They
have imported IDdians from Yucatan, Bar.
0ssisns from Barbadoes, and Chinese from
China. The Chinese laborers give lots oil
trouble. They will not work, they will
fight, cut end kill each other, and they will
hang, drown aud destroy themselves; q
portion Of them started rebellion on o
small scale OF Corosal. i...... ...a ..r
II ten Thousand freedmen could be des-
patched 10 Honduras, who we're willing &c
work, it would give an immense impetus td
the country. Several families (wbiie) from
the Southern States have found their way
TO Honduras, and as they are working mel
| Q hearty welcome was extended TO them. f,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

De morrIizatiom OF the War.

The Rev. DR.. Cummings, OF Trinity Church
New York. recently preached sermon, in
which he ascribed the frauds and forgrries, in
New York to the il hucnce OF the war, taking
the same view Of the subject as Southern rebels
and th?ir Noriherh abettOrs, who seize every
opportunity to make the war responsible for
Ill individual deli quercles aud public cslani-
;its.
DR.. Gun mings, says a contemporary,
orgo,s. in thus trying to saddle their de.
noral;xatiou upon the war, that the men
Sho bave been demoraNzed belong cx
clusively to that class who were opposed
% the war, and who might, therefore.
reasonably have been supposed TO be above
it's alleged demora'izing influences. Mr..
Edward Ke.chum. the chief thsf Of the
defaultiDg tribe. was one of the leading
members Of the democratic party. He vis
tied Chicago when Mcclellan was nomi
mated, kept open house in the interests OF
that individual, and spent his money freely
to promote his nomination and election; /;
aud as no particular period is fixed for The
commence ment of this enormous defslcation
it is not too much to suppose that con
siderable portion of the stolen money wa.
used 10 advance the election OF the Presi
DENTAL candidate supported by Or. Cam
miugs and those with whom he symPalhi.
ses. fag oa8 tfs Ii.l
1t vas the creed Of Mr.. Eiward Kst ch
up, the prince Of thieves, as IL vas Of Mr
Morris Ketehnm, bis father, and Mr.
Hiram Ketehum. his uncle. that the Wal
was . failure. He and they bitterly op
1posedi tho war, as did Wall street geuerally
and as they had no part in promoting it.
and did nothing towards carrying it 90. VIC
Iesasot see how the war could dem oralizt
any of them. as. .ti slsa 70 7.0- ..
The influence Of Wsll street, generally
has been sgains. the war from the start
and Ihere has not been an ,hour since il be
gan that the Ketehums and J Jehkipses. snt
oil their eo'iaboress in fraud, would no
have put an end to'it, II they could, on On,
A l'~'--s ~ hnesset NJ" uishOuio ouit lC tu
4 nation or disastrous 10 free institution.
= They gambled 10 gold for the purpose. o
! embarrassing the government 10 lie fssu
ess. and she chief cause Of the disaste
> that has oserisken them /, 70 be found /
their failure to bresk down the credit Of th
4 nation. The nation was too strong 70
them and they went under. The men ~b
2 carried on the var. who fought 10 1t en-
, gave success to IL. have not been demor'
4 iized BY il. The defsuItsfs and thiev'
ere not 10 be found 10 thssr ranks. I'll
a loppopents Of the war have oil the credit I
urnishipg the men Who have disgrseed th
!, nation By their fnsncial crimes; and it Is I
The lex morality which has always prsvsiIe
: sneDg th', class 10 We'll street, and not {
. the war. that We ere 10 look for the ID
> licences that produced zach nonstrositie
a. X e:ehum sud jenkins. - la'