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A Grateful Acknowledgment to a SkI,lfuI
Gentleman.

SACRAMENTO CITY. June LIST. 1866.
DIR. Charles H. Toxer-Dear Sir: you will excuse
for not writing to YOU Xou will please remem-
Der me as the individual who called you for assis-
lance about year ago. The roof Of my mouth had
completely roed out, and palate dropped down and
there remained stopping up the passage so that could
hearily eat You remember you cut it ont at once.
which relieved me Immediately. and was enabled to
swallow my food and in short time began to improve.
I took your medicine and followed your directions for
several months finally succeeded in stopping the
disease, saving my and upper lip though You fire.
auenty cautioned about losing it. l continued to
improve until you finally recommended me to go into
the country and before going by your advice had
cast taken of my mouth in order that l could have
plate made for to enable me to speak to be I'M
derstood. and am using it, My eternal thanks are
due You for the perseverance and skill that You dis
played in my case and have to thank you for my
stored health and for my life l very
bleeding to death several times from the nose. am
in Sacramento City. enjoying good health. and l
shall recommend all my friends to call on you. should
they be unfortunate to require assistance: and
would advise all persons avoid certain scientific doc
your city for they will send them TO land from
whence Traveller returns.
With best wishes for the of both of you.
remain. yours. etc. IS
To Doctor Charles Tozer San Francisco California
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MEDICAL.
AYE RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick feeble, and
complaining. Are you cut a
order. with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable, These symr
toms are often the prelude 70
serious Illness. Some Mt Of
sickness is creeping upon YOU
and should lie ayerted by !
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills and
cleanse cut the diSorderei hN-
rncrs purify the blood and
let the fluids move on unoe-
struciei in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
tiyity. purify the system from
tho ohSrrlrtiorS which make
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San Francisco Ageney.-Mr. ThorxAs Boyce,
is the only authorized agent tor the RECORD IL san
Francisco All orders lefr his oce, northeast
of Washington and Montgomery streets, up Stars will
be promptly attended to-
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GREAT excitement was created at Milwaukee. by
the announcement that the first night o: Griffith
Gaunt, an inhabtant of the city would make his de-
but on the stage. The theater was crowded to wit
ness the first appearance OF pig.
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A CAuTIoN.-Never accept the invitation of
man who is known TO be ruled by his wife; neither
bargain with him, unless the terms be written
down; nor give him counsel in any shape
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PooR.-Ihere is a region in Oxford county in
the State of Maine. which is so poor that a single
grasshopper might look over ten acres of it and
weep tears of sorrow.
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HERE is Prentices last hit at Forney, and it is a
hard one: :" friend of Forney says that he grew
like rough oak among storms and whirlwinds."
Never mind Forney, you II probably be hot house
plant in the next world
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JUST AS SENsIBLE.-An exchange SAYS that it is
Just as sensible move to undertake to get married
without counting as TO attempt any business with
cut advertising; both often prove abortiye.
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PoLYGAAY.-At one Of the schools in Cornwall,
the inspector asked the children if they could quote
any text of Scripture which forbade man having
two wives. One Of the children sagely quoted ia
reply the text, mo man can serve two masters.
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In LrcK-An Oregon paper says the whole army
OF unprot ected women who came out in the " Mercer
Expedition" last year. have been located-with
husbands-in that and Washington Territory.
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CHEERFUL SrATEMEST.--A Freedman says that
IN every black spot in a potatoe there are two hun
dred ferocious animals. which bite and tear each
other. We suppose he means in the potatoes eye
The story is in ours.
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sweetheart saying please exchange is believed
not TO have exceeded the proper Liberty of the
press"
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$50 you going TO keep house p asked an in
quisitive maiden of a bride. Yes, said she. 60
ing to have girl | suppose Il really don't
know, was the blushing reply, whether it will be
girl or boy.
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A SMALL trader was invited to a celebration din
ner, and dish Of ice-cream was placed before him
II was new dish to him. He tasted it. then beck
oned to the waiter, and said audbly, THAT is very
good pudding, but do you know it troze ~
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WITTY editor, who has just failed says he did
II with all the honors of war, and retired from the
fields with coors fiying-sherif,7s flag futtering
from two windows and the door,
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A SNAKE has been found in Texas imbedded in SOL
id rock. After exposure to the and air, aud
moved about. That snake had been reading frog
stories in the newspapers, and had got damned in
the rock while searching there for toads.
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VINO "A distinguished physician recommends
the application of slippery elm to the bite of mad
dog. Who would suppose that the bark would cure
the bite +?
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A LADY living in the North Ward Of Detroit re
Gently gave birth to four children at time. The
same Lady, a former occasion gave birth to trip
husband with twins. Previous to this time she
started with one. The pair have been married about
seven years.
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SOME of the girls have demonstrated against a
patent being issued for the fastening of buttons
clothes by a screw declaring that if the men can
rle1
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To Correspondents.


Or Doherty is skilfu1 physician and honorable
gentleman statement he makes his patients he is
sure 10 fulfill That fact is great of his emf
neat success in his profession. 1t is unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians there one who
can be depended on. ''-Rere,r.
Or Doherty's reputation physician sufficient
guarantee for the cure of any he undertakes
CHRONICLE.
Or Doherty has devoted his study more particularly
to chronic, specific and secret practice and such is
now the most successful Of any physician San Fran
cisco. FREE Press.
DR. Dohertys reputation is to no other phy.i-
clan on the coast in chronic and specific practce'-
Mirror.
DIR DoHERrY.-Few men in the medical profession
have succeeded in gaining the confidence the public
In their skill and Judgment as he has. '-Enquirer.
DIR. Doherty ranks of our most distinguished
physicians. and also of the successful which
Is now the criterion by which the medical practitioner is
judged. Echo.
DIR W. K. DoHERTY.-PeIsons going to San Francis
co IN search Of medical aid should by all means cali ON
the above person, at his Institute He gentleman OF
rare scholastic and scientific attainments and is well
worthy the extensive patronage he receives from all
parts Of the State. '--National.
DIR. ". + DOHFRTY
Private Medical and Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street, below Montgomery
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Office
Private entrance on Leidesdor street. Francisco
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VEGETABLE pills. exclaimed an old lady,
"dont talk to me of such stuff. The best vegetable
pill ever made is an apple dumping. For destroy
ing gnawing of the stomach there's nothing like
e
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EXPERIMENTAL philosophy-asking young lady
10 marry you. Natural pbilosophy-looki indif-
ferent. and saying You were only in fun, when she
refuses You
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TO whoMlrMAy CONCERN

~ office is hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed. Susan White, a married woman wife OF
Voncy H White, resident of Butte county and State of
California. intends to apply TO the District the
Second Judicial District and for said county Butte
in open Court, at the Court House in the Oro-
VILE Monday the 9TH day of May. 1867 the hour
of 10 clock. NJ. of said day, thereafter
the be heard for order of said Court per
hitting her he said Susan White, carry the bust
hess Of farming and sock-raisng. in her name
and on her account. under the sole Trader Act;
Approved April 18TH 1852 and Acts Amenaorv thereof
SUSAN WHITE
Oroville, April s. 1s67.-23-td
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Western editor ouce wrote; A correspondent
asks If the battle o. Waterloo occurred before or at
ter the Christian era. We answered il did.
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FRESH SEEDS!

"|E BEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTEN-
W ton of Dealers, Large Ranchers. Nurserylncn,
Gardeners and others we selected stock seeds
all of which We guarantee of choicest quality Among
our assortment at present is
lo,0oO punds Alfalfa clover.
5000 pounds red clover
1900 pounds White Dutch clover.
4.0G0 pounds Hungarian grass seed.
1000 pounds milet grass seed.
1000 pounds timothy grass seed.
200 bushels red top grass seed
200 bushels Ky blue grass seed.
100 bushels orchard grass seed
leo bushels Lawn grass seed.
200 pounds White French mulberry.
And all kinds OF garden seeds in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Also hand % 900 assorted Fruit Trees in auanti-
ties 10
Remittanoes can be made through Wells Fargo Co.
or by mail.
Address j. P SWEENEY
400 and Al Davis street, san Francisco.
Send for 4 catalogue 3m-nl3
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NOTICE OF SOLE TRADER
Notice is hereby given. that it is the i'm
~ tenton of the undersigned, Mary ]. Smith. wife Of
Joseph Smith, 10 make application TO the District Court
Of the Second Judicial District and for the county
Butte. the 18th day of April 1867. for order of
said Court. permitting her carry on in her own
name. and on her account the business of farm
ing and stockraising.
MARY J. SMITH
Oroville. March 18th 1857. 4w-20
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"a MAN who'll maliciously set fire to a barn. "
SAID Mr. Slow. and burn twenty cows ought to be
Kicked TO death by jackaSs; and Id like TO do it.
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OFFICE COUNTY CLERK J

OFFICE COUNTY CLERK
COUNTY OF BUTTE
l. J. G. More County Clerk of the County OF Butte
State of California and 1-Ocio Clerk the Probate
Court in and for said county. do hereby certify the
going to be true and copy order duly
made and entered upon the minutes Of said Probate
Court.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Probate Court
Isl this fifth day of April 1867.
G MOORE, Clerk.
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THE girl who succeeds in winning the true love
OF true man makes a lucky hit. and is herself a
lucky miss.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-13

\ rUNsrER passing by the shop of certain Mr.
Taswell observed that his name would be Aswel
without the 7.
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4 y the Probat e Court County OF Butte nd
u State OF Caioruia-In the of the estate OF
John Moore, deceased II appearing 10 the Judge OF
said Probate Court by the petition of L Van Oren ad
ministrator OF said fled herein, praying o-
order sell real estate, that it is necessary u sell
the whole Of the real estate 10 the debts outstanding
against the deceased and the debts expenses and char
ges the is therefore ordered by the
Judge in chambers, that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Probate Court Thursday the
second day of May. 1867 IL O'Clock in the forenoon
of said day at the Court Of said Probate Court in
the town of Orove, Butte county. TO show why
order should be made said administrator
sell the whole much of the real estate of the
deceased shall be And that copy of this
order be published for at least four Successive weeks
the Butte Record newspaper printed and published
in said Of Orovie. in said county.
W. 5. Stafford,
County Judge, and Ex-Ofcio Judge of Probate Court
Dated Oroyllle, 30th March. 1867
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ROESNBAUM's RITrERS

ROESN1AUM's RITTERS!
Cures Dyspepsia
Cures Dlarrhea.
Cures Jaundice
Cures Liver Complaint.
Cures Indigestion
Cures Fever and Agae.
And all Bilious Diseases.
lSOsEN sACM'S BITTERS ARE THE
- invahds Delight the Poor Mans Friend They
thiiven Invleograte Strengthen and in a pleasant wsv
eradicate Diseases.
TRY THEN.
tof Sale b! Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere
or by y r JACOBS l. %
onz4 ALB Front street. San Francisco.
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A FOG TRrxPET.-The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company is erecting fog trumpet Of mammoth
proportions the entrance of this harbor. which
when completed, will be of great survice to the por
The instrument will be of sufficient power to be
heard at the distance of fifteen miles from the shore
1t will be set going by small csloric engine. The
whole cost of construction and keeping in order will
be betrayed by this public spirited company.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. CAAS. n. TOzER'S
Private Medical Institute.
GREAT ERADIcAroR OF SPECIAL

Nortleas. co-ner ke4-ney Jackson 81, San Francis
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MEDICAL.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
DIR. w. n. DOBERTY,S
Private Medical 4 Surgical Institute,


Sacramento Street. below Montgomery opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Conrsnys office~ Phi
sate Entrance Leidisdorf street,
SILL a..t...A
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MEDICAL.
NE DIcAL INSTITUTE
+. c. YOUNG IN 1850.

Established by
DIR. J. c. YOUNG IN 1850,
80 Washington ST, below Montgomery San Francisco
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MICHIe Az now produces over a million busht
Of salt every year.
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HAVE you read my last speech:" said vain
orator to friend.
II hope SO, was the reply
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PROBATE NOTICE.

February llth. 1867.
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WHEN you pnt on your stocking. why are vo
to make mistake Because you put your foe
IN il.
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On sne Cotton Thread. Hemp rope, Shirt Co.rs and
Wristbands Blankets. Iace collars, Grnny Sacks Lace
Window curtains. canvass etc, before buying
Price Of NAch:r.s with Heater and Wrince- s3s M
Price Q. machine without AID with w-.age-. 8 Go
Manufactured by JM STAMP
street, between ish and 9Th Mzrrsrlue.
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In cost Young man in Hartford So 50 for de-
flaming couple Of girls in room and hugginC
and kissing them against their WILL
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u IND he afflicted sound and sConti.ic medical SD
IN the treatment and cure OF all private and cruc dis
eAscs, CASES Of .e-e>y sad and all SEXUAL diseases
To the 4 ali~ted.
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DEP'Y COLLECTORS Office

BY JAMES GREEN, DC.
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u erwise FREE II would be equally useless and
necessary enun,erate here the diseases cured 5: the
Institute All classes Of complaints treated; but
consider il nay duty mention thGz> N special nature
upon such the unfeeliug and irresponsible QuaeA
dwes with phases wei calculated deceive those is
q the emptiness ot his Professions First among
the s;eS sal Complaints is
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ELIEF At IA S T

1t is m Elegant Preparation for Hair.
is composed purely of vegetable Ingredients of Cali
fornia production and is unequalied for
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DASHAWAY
W ASH NC NJ A HINE!

IF YOU WANT TO SEE GOOD WASH
Il ing Machine, Exzne the
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vln- 4 Blood's Patent January Eth 1874 If 70
need Washing Machine, ny the
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" Complaints. formerly Of Locke Hospital London
eight years Sacramento and the last four Years il
San Fryncice
Dr. ToSers experience Is Of forty years standing and
during that has with unparalleled
the treatment ali those diseases generally known
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WHY is young mems srm ike the gospel B
cause II makes glad The waist places.
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YOUNG women should set good examples for tn
young men are always following them.
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Oroviile. and by l. H. Mcdonald 4 Co. and Crane
K Brigham, San Francisco, and all dealers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
r COLUMBUS O.. THURSDAY r. MORNING,
HOW ,hex nrs Gfxea 10 Hrin-u

The Radical orators are either great ig-
noramuses orlgreat liars, judging from the
gross misrepresentation that abound in
their speeches. In a late speech made by
Hon. George w. Julien, 10 Northern Ohio,
we find him saEingsIa znimi9huT9yo nr
Manhood suffrage is no new thing. The
colored people voted before. the Constitu-
tion Of the United States was formed. They
voted for'its adoption! Andrew Jackson,
who was considered "a good Democrat in
his time, solicited and obtained negro
votes. After the battle of New Orleans,
Andrew Jackson went back to North Carl
olinal and beingyouhg. andlsomewhat am
bilious, became a candidate for the State
Legislature. The District being close
one, he called upon the cnlored people who
had fought with him at New Ofleans.T and
ofiwhom he had spoken in praise lof their
bravery, to stand by. him, at the, election
The colored people feeling complimented
by the praise bestowed upon them By
Jackson, did vote for him, land their votes
secured his election to the Legisiature''la
,a Now, he-yalue of Julien's statement may
be judged from the fact that General jack
son never lived in North Carolina, and was
never a mem of a State Legislature -
RcITl7ldtb 1ksIqtRrer. ii sG VIgT9fI - .aafff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
IseeapSIuIblfcan ne f.iaIforni Adopted
bI3S ~ ss3Ts Emue 10. IS09.i isSl9 slIsa -

Ist, That one Of the great lessons of the war is
Chat ,the Atnesiean people are nation; and mot rot
esasis snd kat odr existence as nation is based on
tie grsat principles in the Declaraton of
emsncipaiion. the constitutionsT amendment sbol-
racy and jusiice which underlie the reconstruction
lpicy of the and Fortieth Congresses.
carried into 9. mplste effect By every sdditiohal
needed Legislation. 8IG a.lllI 2 t.ltiLL.tI
The American syetem Of locai and municipal self.
governments, for local purposes. ana Nstional
are unaiterabIy opposed 10 sl attempts at cenuali
Eation consolidation of power anywhere, We hold
SSa 2d ods
abT,dge or take ef swns way democ
racy, aad believing that the powers necessary for
the purpose Of attainina the, ends of Government
S g ss n Ss e
just or 'odiJus DISTINCTIONS or qualifications not
equally atainable by all; and further believing that
these sentiments in strict accordance with the
sprif and tendency Of modern cyilizytion place
ourselges the ample G'd brodd7tatfornr Of i'm
,oartial bod gro as embodied in the
f,roposed a1endsaest the State Constellation. a-
Sed5iui0 to ssgd confdin0 In the itetg nee of the
S1h The An fienn xfTss peoeIe owe lasting debt of
gratitude to tho brave soldiers and sailors Who
0foGg6 for our Liberties; and 9r The prv.tiens
ferings and s.cIfcss which they endured the LOYAL
widows and orphans of those VINE fell in defense Of
the natl our sympatbies and substantial support.
9Th That we approve and indorse the ilitary
administration of our distinguished fellow citizen.
Texas. and pledge him and the military g ,mmand-
ers intbe seyeIal military districts of the outh
the cordial support of the Union men Of Ohio in
their efforts protect the orsl people of the late
rebel States. and 70 SECURE the orzani1sion of loyal
18th. That We fully indorse and approve OF the
ADMINISTRATION of our present Governor. ]: d. Cox
fpl and able manner inShich he ldikcharged his
Official duties and sustained the credit and honor Of
our noble State. II L1s 11fia H.f1d tfffno' p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-19
Stanton's Extravagance.

The following from the N NdtiondL Interi-
-gsncer sh ows the manper in which the peo-
pies money was squandered under the ad-
mipistration of E. NJ. Stanton, the -defunct
Secretary of War - s-L : - y - =
1t may be remarked, en- pdssant, that,
were the Treasury Department. disposed to
publish the facts as to the mopstrOus, Law
ishtnent' of public money by Mr.. Secretary
Stanton upon, political favorites and for,
electioneering purposes, such publication
would sink the Radical party in hopeless
defeat and destruction. AS an example
we may mention the paying of $3.50, 900 for
the old steamship Illinois, which was not
seIt to sea, and by a trick was got rid OF
by letting the authorities of New York
have her for Quarantine purposes. Her
estimated value by officials of the Navy
Department, to whom the ship was offer
ed, was $4,000. This transaction took
place "a proposition OF the Quartermas-
pressed)'e Just before some impor-
tant elections in States that were
announced to be closely balanced between
parties, There are Indianiaps who. are
posted on this subject. There is no end to
the like profuse and excessive prohigacy'
of Mr.. stanton. So lmonstrous was lis
wild and wasteful expenditure fer ships
and vessels that it probably far exceeded
that sof the Navy Department., with its
thousand ships, grim sentinels at every
port or inlet from Hampton Roadside the
Rio Grande. The Treasury record should
also be unsealed to exhibit the vast treas
'urethats was allowed in defiance, of law
over the heads of Comptrolers and Audi
tors upon accounts under the military
head. They should be unsealed, that the
people may know of the vast amount of
public money that has been lost by defalca-
tions, of public officers. Their names
should be known. and the Radical infiu-
'ences that keep them in office or prevent
their prosecution. 1t were interesting to
know what partiality existed, and
why it existed, in reference to al
lowances for railway transportation.
For instance why was the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company pail
for service which it never performed?
Why one-half cent a mile more was paid
to said road for the passage of soldiers than
was paid to any other, railroad? Why the
value of labor and materials of the govern
ment was not deducted from the charges
of said company Reconstruction of repairs
after rebel raids upon the road during the
war? Whether the Government did not
make expenditures for construction when
damage had arisen from other process than
by destructive rebel incursions? Why said
railroad company received over hundred
thousand dollars yearly for carrying mails,
which, in fact, were not carried at all on
the main stem of the road Why the said
company were allowed to purchase upon
credit millions of dollars of Government
rolling stock, thus being enabled thereby
| to realize every dollar OF their trumped up
accounts of millions of dollars, by way OF
extra charges? What wonder is it, in view
to the deep gulf of $4,000, 100000 for war
expenditures, (as stated often by Mr.. Ste
l'vens,) that the people should be sinking
under excessive taxation? ~ .a