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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

aulrHnN1ulIV 1AAtAd 4" Faa
DOgTORGIBBON hos thu
pleasure Of sunouncIJx that hs hss-rs,urued to
this State, after an Absence of one year, during
which time he has yirited all tho principal hospL.
tails of Europe among them those Of Dublin,
London and Paris. The following celsbrated
hospitals Of London are Among those Visited BY
the Doctor: Guys, High street, Borough 81
Bartholomew'S, smithaNd; ST. Luko,s, Old street;
St. Msry,s, Osmb.L Place, Pad; Lock, Harrow
road; UniyerJty, Cover street. WestmInster,
Brosd Sanctuary: Charing Gross. ARar street.
strand !. London' WbItschaS.l rosS. ROYAL Fres'
Grsy,y Inn road TKines Cottsr.T Portugal stu,
n2STop SIppnN ~ "snIIets.1 ,..s..S no..sr
Acton NJ fondon ps,la, ~ S,r.ineSam Ens.
land . and RIeord Of Par, Who ,re nddepe
| IN. ,bsst phvJcisn., mn, ,n,o.nn: in thr ro1d.
and vboss sntboritu 4, .ckrovIsde,d ~ ha ~
highest I'M the tren.ment 4, Ina 6iSeases.
DOCTOR GiBBON I'M. Obtained from them
| their new mode Of trestmrnt. which cannot be
bOCT0R aIRpo has .ns,.a n.I,b.r tin.
nor money in seeking ont nav remedies and has
returned with new facilities for he INVITATION Of
human 'ansa1ss. n, 9h j
How many thoussnds Of usrsons. both mai.
| and female. are thsru who ara snf,y,nv ont a
mI.srsbIr sri.t.nc. nom tbs ss.css ~ .sc,st IN.
dnlgences, or from virus absorbed Into the syL
tenn : Look At their pallid, enaciated and Dis
disquaiiiying them tor the happiness Of marriage
or Tue enjoyment OF lie In this horrtd situation
thousands suffer until death closes the ,scepe.
Let parents, suardlsnsS friends, attend TO those
who are suffering with any iofthese horrible, Me-
destroying mnladies-so that they are cared for
and cured before 1t be too late. Send them I'M
mediatelY 10 Doctor Gtbbon, . physician who has
made priyated iseascs bis especial study for yesrs,
and who IL certain TO cure the most lnyeters ts
cases without mercury or any other Injurious
drugs. II IL important 10 those who are ahaIctsd,
or to those who are interested In the welfare OF
their friends, to be careful Of the many pretended
doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill
In curing all diseases, In II few days, imposing
upon the public by using tho names Of eminent
Physicianr from Europe and other places. Be,
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry, or
you mny fall INTO the hands Of those charlstank d
senstnai iWoaknoss. :.
seminal Emissions, the consequent OF sell.
abuse. This solitary vice., or depraved sexual
Indulgence, IL practiced by the youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producilg.
with unsrring certainty, The following train Of
morbid yymptoms, unless eombatted by scisn.
tiac medical measures, viz Sallow countenRnee.
dark spots under the eyes, pain In tho head, ring.
ing In the gsRrs, noise Ike the irusting OF leaves
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

nj PIReoNs WHO HAVE no hVAs
IA -sSt Dlses WHARF they can reeeiye tas &c. sss
0tonsssssHty y @slr sCniora =. ri. s.iy.t.
n1.sSAsrs tAsy WI Be astsndsd upon oy sind
-sE~.rssesd nurses. and WI b suppuso
- Ss~sninr necessary 70 their comfort
wcNI1r0N ~ entirely ssparstsd RON the
-sSzess1pid ~ The tDdigent dek n,ov
- n 3ndss the cers Of DIR Bkon-
:. nd ct his sGccy No. fzSouth
! &YEsss.ss,Srv dsy7 ostsssn tbs hesrs % 4.
SSvr hf-Ysntsnsass can also % maze
0Cpshntsndent Of tAe hespfta'
slS1Ssvs b ioand Ct ne HosPitn Su1a'
8S0srgss nodsssss.
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NOTICE.

NOIICE. ,
COUNTY TAX O0LxR0ToRs2 OFFICE,
srosEY CouEII, sTLTIoy NEYApA.
NsvsAbsr 26th. lot6. N
10 HEREBYs GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxss assssssd nths precseds q mirss for
due and payable, and thsttAelAH HtthrsGsfdto
thar celiectoR win be strictly epforoed
IF. oFERRALL, D
s e,s ~, ,CopntyTH lCsRestof.
oaice;-Mstia HAaaisS ,NostA g. etrsshyF
.shDA "a giaAsaf1n
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rI..>l. Mining .Comsny-Locatioo:
Sss.sow ~. Mining bistrict. Nsvads Co. Cal.
-Notiee 10 hereby given. that In accordance
v,th the Isrs Of the Gtats, and the Bylaw
Of The Cou4Ay. thess sdl b sold a. PT6M ,
saaITfTSDHY.jSnsagy 5th. A. D. 1867. at The
~, N 2 o'clocf, 2. L.. 90 many shares OF me
T.rnsi 49, OF ths sboys COMPANY. standing
II ~. Sanss of,,he allowing persons, q wtl
-. "a spouat due, for ssssssnentA togefner
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a~pRLINQuHNT TAX LIST.
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF NEVADA.

January, 1866, and ending on the 3tst day Of
cember, 1866; and that summons has been d.
issued In eachease. And you are iurthernotih
that unless you appear and answer the compla
hled In said cause on or before the 22d day
January. 1867, at the hour Of 10 o'clock A.
judgment will be taken against you and the T
estate md Improvements herein described,
the amount Of tax and delinquency specified, 1
costs Of suit.
n D Atwatsr. lot lying between 0phirsnd
American Fla. grades and improvem'ts,
tax md delinquency. 81
J Ballenswslla, lot l2, block /, range J,
and improvements, tax and delinquency. 3
J Bates, lot %, block 5. range O; lots 10
and II. block Q, range B, and Improve
Sments, tax and delinquency .........-.. ~
Martin Brennan, lots Al, block 5, range O;
lot 10, block :, range B, tax and delin.
quency J
W + Bdtton. lot }, block 6, range G; lot 3,scs
block 3, range B, aud improvements, taxSa
and delinquency q
John Briekett, lot2. block l. range P, tax
and delinquency
L Brown, lot 10, block l, range J, tax
and delinquency.
Margaret Booth, lott, blockl range ], tax
and q
10 Caldwell. lot II, block l. range L., tar
and elinquency :
John S Carroll, northwest corner OF lot 6,
block 8, range D, tax and delinquency.
John Carpenter, lot Is, block l, range 6,
tai and delinquency. l;
Z Ohaqustte, south % feet OF lot l, block g.
range d, tax and delinquency
Clinton & Hubbs q 81 N Co, south 1907
OF lot 81, block 6, range D, a and de-
ooSsmsn. south 50 lee, Of lot Is Siocii.
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MEMBER
DR.. oHAs. b. T0ZER's INSTITUTE
rpArrHr ssarxxAsr soRsER on
IACKsoN AND KEARNEx SITS,
sAS FRANCISCO, CAL.
ENTRANCE ON KRARNEY STREET.
An letters through the Post once or Express
DIR CHAs. H. TozER
ssn Francisco. Cal.
A ar.ssfulA s%cwtsds%snss shn
S~AchAMKNro CuI, Jun

SACRAMENTO GUY, June 1, LEGO.
DR Cha q. TozKR-Desr Sir: You VIII az.
euse me for not writing 70 you sooner. lou VIII
perhaps nnsnber No a. the Individual VINO est-
"a on YOU FOR assistance about q year ago. Inc
nod al nv nouth hsd completely rotted our and
nv palte sdraypsd devu snd hsro rsnansd,
stopping up the passage 30 that eoaid nasuIy
eat. You rsnem6sr you cut II out At once. wnnn
relieved me imnedtatsly. and I was enabled 70
svsilow nv food and In . short time began 70
improve. 4 teok your medicine and followed
yonr dlrsctlsns ~ ssveral months You finally
Sucoeedsd in stopping the disease, savingmy nose
Hud upper I'D, yhcugh you frequently eautioned
~ sbcut lo1nrf I eoutinued TO inprov. until
Won dnaily recommended me to GO int the eoun-
IN, aud before going, by your advice, had q
east tnksn Of my mouth In order tnat l eouio
hays q plate made for ms 70 enable me TO SPEAK
NJ = to bs underltood. and am now usingh.
NJ s,srus3 thanks are due 70 you for the
psrSsyersnce and SKIN that you displayed
In az case; and ] have TO thank yo1 pr
nv rcstored health. and even for my life, nlwas
eSy reax bbssding 10 desth several times rom
~ no,e. I am now In Sacramento City, enjoy-
SssaroSlh health. and 4 sAaI1 recommend all my
frisnds to call on yeu. should they be 30 unfortu-
nate a. 10 require assistance; and l would advtse
sllpsssoas 10 sxeid certain scientific doctors IN
YOUR city, for they will send them TO aland rom
1Asuce no traveller returns
---T..-.tr vour, etc. 8. 8. +. 81
S~SrSC0SaNH ToJer, San Fransiseo, Gal
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14fAkSS ARDlCA AOykRIlSkNkNT.
m OHAs HST0zER'S
AliyatedksAicab Institute,
Northeast Cor. Kearney & Jack
sen Sts- San Francisco.
The Great Rssdieater OF Special Car-,
v1Stnfs, fSx1uerly Or Locke hospital
Lende1,tE2Shs Years In Sscrn-
mepto, and the last Four
Years m San Ffrncisco. pol
DIR. TOZER,s
R1enRENcE IA OF FORTY YEARS
T. standing. and during that time has met with
unparalleled, success In the tsaiment Of all
'fSoss dissasss ssnArsiytn ownas a,
a vsAsrsal or Chronic.
Il In impossible hare 70 mention all the disesses
with Whish' no u, familiar; somes psrhaps, vii
net h out OF. place TIE most formidable, the
moStdsstruettve 70 mAnkindl ID Self. Abuse Tho
brain Hefng tho ssat Of the disease, tho whole "
nan suiefsf n Consequence. j wnlhere snumer.
ale sone OF The symptoms. 20 hat hose Aaiefed
may h4able TO form an opinion h regard 70 their
nnnelaints, and sssk advice In time, thereby sav.
tng tAsAsslsss . world 81 snfering Nervous
Dshnity, -Loas Of Memory. Pain tn The Limbs and
Hsck. PAlpitation Of the Heart, remonnS OF tne
Lhmbs, Headsche. And an aversion oGsnerAlso
ciety, especially that OF females Lnefe are
gresI many more hns these arc sutheient and
should you be suffering from any OF them, Gallon
DRNT01ER and he will cure you In q short
time, without any interruption IN, your business
-or sssisyoaf case by lsttsr. And there WIN DO
no oeeasion for your calling at tho once.
Structures Of tho Urethra.
IL mother formidable enemy to health. sendfsr
one Of my circulars on that disease. and inform
yourself Of the terrible results. The worst cases
Z oSrsda sfsNldsyS
sESgFsnsreal Diseases, ~
In all thar variou. forms, either Primary or Sec,
ondaxy. or Horottsry, completely eradicsed
from the system. Your constitution being restor.
"a 10 pSkfSct heafth, there will be no dam ger OF
handing down to your children that terrible dis
ssss mowna - Scrofia
syphiliic Disease.
Alt prSSsnts itself on this Coast, ID Of q moro
Formidable eharsstcr than that seun In the Allan.
Ito States or Europe, arising from the fact OF 10.
being Q compound of Spansh. Chinese, and
Sandwich Inland disease. Those Of you who
have Stslted the two latter countries no doubt
have sson oths dreadful effects Of 10 on both the
.nstivs md fnssign population. Il requires alto
RseAsretfsrsn< modes Of treatment
The Old Formulas,
OF Ricord. Acton and Bostwiok. are Of little &C.
count except 10 Dry up the disease on the sur
fsce, leaving tho polson In the blood. which. soon
In an aRrravafsd form. These facts have learn
Cd by experience, and think I can fay without
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STAdEhkRNT

HE STkdEAtRNT
or I. +. O'FerrnlI, County Tax Collector,
storey Cesafy, Nessda, daftng - Term
Of once c0mmoncing Soptembor, 1884,
and endfnG JalAAey HthS 1S65t
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DRUGGISTS Labels.

In short, everYthIng that can % done In = Book
and Job Printing Once, from the smallest and
most delicate Gard or Circular, to the largest
siss and most showy Posting Btll-and which
will Be turned out In . style that cannot fall te
insure entire satisfaction.
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In ths most Beautiful Colors, Shades and
Tints. such a.
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'-WotiCe g InyaMds.

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Kept cool and nlesin Q stons celler. All arsr
and cigars at - 1.0 cents. ueeo =
n Tha nnhlic ara Invited TO call. --
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rHE PLACR.
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shou,d Won Be afflicted with any Of the follow
s,vnntoms H,eh Is Weakness OF the Back and
Iim6a Pain In the Head. Dimness OF Vision,
N~yonsnssa and General Debility. Loss Of Mem
ory- Confusion Of IDEAS, and Depression Of Spir-
M. Eyn HerebodinE. Sshdistrust. and an AVER.
ION 20 society, consult DR. TOZER At once. snd
be will restore you 10 perfect health
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-04
City Affairs.
RALEIGH. july I'd

RALEIGH, July 3D. 1867.
At meeting of the Board OF Commits
sioners, the following persons were granted
license to retail spirituous liquors by the
small measure:
]. M. Blair & Co., Yarboro' House.
G. A. Lack, Planters Hotel.
G. B. Rowe, Cooks g
John Ray, Rays
G. F. Johns, D. Lewis, Agent
Backnal s. Laswell
N. V. Denton.
The tax was reduced to $50 year, to be
applied to the benefit of the poor of the
City, under Gen. Sickles' Order, No. 80.
These licenses were granted to the parties
as innkeepers, under General Sickles' order.
No objection, we presume, exists to these
houses, but we see by the proceedings that
Capt. T. F. Lee applied for license and was
rejected. Capt. Lee is as much an innkeeper
as some of those who obtained license. We
do not see why his application was rejected.
The Captain was formerly in the federal SER
vice, and his house has been for some time
headquarters" for a number of federal Off
GERS and others.
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Supreme COurt-.-OpiniOns.

By PEARSON G. J. In Overton gs Abbott,
from Camden, judgment affirmed. In Mar
dire as FELTON,, from Perquimans, judgment
affirmed. In Riddick os Hinton, from Hert-
ford, Judgment reversed. In Foust 0s Shoff-
ner, in equity, from Randolph, bill dismissed.
In Barham 0s Gregory, in equity, from Gran
vile, directs a reference, &c. In Boyd ct al
Us Murray, in equity, from Alamance, plain
tiffs entitled to the relief prayed for.
By BATTLE, j. In State er rel De Loatch
cs Martin, from Northampton, affirming the
Judgment In Phillips as Hooker, in equity,
from Lenoir, plaintiff is entitled to the relief
ask for In Estis os Harris, in equity, from
New Hanover, interlocutory order reversed.
In Stanly vs Stanly, in equity, from Craven,
order affirmed. In Scales 0s Grady, in equi-
ty, from Rockingham, bill dismissed with
costs. In Macarthur Us johnson, from Rob-
eson. Judgment reversed and centre do nooo
BY READE, J. In Fink as Fink, in equity,
from Iredell, decree to be drawn In Sha-
yer as Shoemaker, in equity, from Iredell,
decree accordingly. In Wood as Sawyer,
from Chatham, no error. In State as Smith,
from New Hanover, no error. In Harralson
gs Pleasant, from Caswell, error In State
0s Pearman, from Allegheny, error
PER CURTAIN State os Weatherby, from
Rockingham, no error. In State us Woods,
from Rockingham, no error.
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Circular.

Circular.
In reply to letters received at these headquar-
tiers, asking information as to the operation ID
particular cases of General Orders No. TO- curreht
series from these headquarters, am directeu ny
the commanding general to state that the proVls,
ions of the order will be interpreted anu eniolce
by the courts. The order is to be deeineu ",J
taken as an ordinance having the sanctIoL anu
authority of the United States for the O
of certain civil affairs therein speclhed "lliirn
much of the territory occupied BY Inc nl.I." ~
forces of the United States, lately the .he" Itry
war, as is embraced within the seconu hi''"''
district created by act OF Congress; -o1otion.
Although some of the former polltlca! rel" :t
of the inhabitants are in allegiance, lhclr th;r
relations, their persons and properly, anu ;tb;n
remedies for wrongs remain as hereloIole, b;ant
the cognizance of the local tribunals, anu SUI
TO the laws of the provisional government Dithe ~
in force except so far such laws are ID Gouiiss
with the Constitution and laws OF the Ghi leu
States, or with the regulations preserloea ny INV
commanding general. .,-.o;dont
Amongst the consequences necessarily lnc IunSs
TO the military authority established by Congres,
and indispensable to the objects Tor winch tn
authority is established, is the appointment un
control of the civil agents by whom ana ca oon
by which the government al interim Is " %. " sncb
Quoted In the exercise of this authofliy, ,onl-
regulations and appointments Will NC @ neces-
ced from time to time as may De Concern the
sary; and 80 far as these regulations itonts they
ordinary civil relations of the lnH Idle and by the
will be administered by the courts ourse of pro-
proper civil officers in the usuAi
cedure. .,on;ent to respond TO-
Whilst it will not be eonven ctzens as to the
particular inquiries maGe Of these regpla'
lnterpretatiou .oootories will be ans"ereu "lieh
oSJrassed to the genera coi i.
naIlate courts of law and equity W. CLoUs,
Cant sstb Inf, A. D. C. & Act. Assist: Adj: Genl'
ca asc 5 j. W. CIous, Captain Ssth Infantry
Omclai orJ Act. Assist. Adj. Genl. lS-u.
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BLACKBERRY WINE-As the season for
this healthy and excellent fruit is now upon
us, and in view of the fact of their abundance
in this section, we would advise orr friends
to take advantage of the opportunity offered
and put up large supply of blackberry
wine. 1t is easily made, and requires but
little outlay. We advise this course in view
of the medical qualities possessed by this
wine, and the purity and superior qualities
for which it is characterized
The following recipe will be found useful
to those who may desire to manufacture this
article for family use: take gallon of
ripe berries and bruise thoroughly so as to
liberate all juice; to which add one quart of
boiling water. Let this stand for twenty
four hours occasionally stirring it; then
strain off the clear liquor, and put two lbs
of sugar to every gallon of the clear juice,
and cork it up, and let it stand until Octo-
Der, when it will be ready for USE To pre-
vent the bottles breaking it will be we'll to
draw the corks occasionally to allow the
escape of any gas which might FORM"
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Washington Items.

The arrivals of Congressman are watched
with intense anxiety. The chances of fail
ure to secure quorum seem to be increasing.
Mr.. Wilson, Chairman of the judiciary Com
mittee, has arrived.
The judiciary Committee had Stanbery
and Speed before them, but it is under
stood that the evidence is of but little i'm
portance.
Mr.. Greeley publishes his evidence. He
had no communication whatever with the
President, or members of the Cabinet, or
with MIR. Davis, regarding his signing the
bond.
The extreme radicals held a small caucus
last night at Wizards. A more general
caucus is called for tonight.
The President has not been officially no.
titled of or seen Sheridan's letter to Grant.
The Cabinet session to-day is represented
as somewhat stormy,-Stanton supporting
his views vigorously. 1t is said that the af-
fairs in Sheridan's District monopolized the
session.
To-night's train improves the prospect
Mr.. Colfax expresses himself as being conf
dent of a quorum in his house.
There are twentythree Senators present,
lacking only four of quorum.
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Execution of Macmillan.

The reported execution of Macmillan by
the Mexicans has not been contradicted He
was brave soldier, said to be magnani-
nous statesman, and an accomplished gen
tleman. The United States plead in his be-
half, but the Mexican armies clamored for his
life and Jaurez yielded.
We cannot but regret this unfortunate &C.
curence. Mexico has gained nothing by the
death OF disarmed and defenceless warrior.
He was not traitor, but the representative
of power, recognized by every civilized gov
eminent except our own, and entitled to the
protection of international law. The tri-
umph of the Mexican Republic has been
dimmed by this act, and the name of the
Austrian prince rendered heroic.
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HARD ON THE OLD TAR STATE.-At the
battle of Kinston, the N. G. junior reserves
made up oflads of eighteenD were sent to
force the crossing of Southwest Creek and
drive the enemy away, to make the passage
of other troops. This they did very hand
somely, but encountering a severe fire, a
portion of one regiment sought safer place.
AS they were streaming to the rear, they met
the Alabama boys and were greeted with
shouts of laughter. A general officer, in no
laughing mood at their behavior, took steps
to stop the disorder and with his own hands
seized one of the tugitives
General" What are you running for2"
Junior" Oh, General, the Yankees were
shooting at us!''
General" Why didn't you shoot back
again Amt you ashamed of yourself?
You are crying like a baby"
Junior, (blubbering)-"I wish I aoas
baby. Oh! wish was a gal baby!'
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The President declaring that his visits to
Raleigh and Boston seem to him the work OF
an everything Providence, and denounclng
tyrannical majority-that majority being the
! loyal people of the United States; the Sec
retary of State declaring that after Mr.. john
son had spoken it seemed sacrilege for him
to open his lips; the Governor of Maryland
perverting facts and insulting freedom by
defining the loyal plan of Reconstruction as
an effort to transfer the whole South to the
custody of the negrocs-these form a sad
spectacle for the American people. The
speeches made at Mr.. Johnson's reception by
the Maryland Constitutional Convention
show how radically he and his Cabinet are
opposed to the nation. These gentlemen
seem not to have the slightest conception of
their true relations to the country. MIR.
johnson said that only the other day it
would have been " impossible" for him to
have gone as far North as Boston; and in
Baltimore Mrs Seward actually asserted, as
one of the Presidents merits, that " he had
laid down the sword which he might have
used to cut down the people over whom he
had been elected to rule" Does Mr.. Seward
really believe this nonsense? Does Mr..
johnson think himself martyr who has es-
capped martyrdom, or make Il virtue of his
kindness in refusing a dictatorship ?-NeD
York Tribune.
This is all true. 1t is not overstated.-
And now, gentlemen of the North, what are
you going to do? President johnson has
no respect for Congress, and he is deliberate
ly disregarding the will of the nation. He
is acting with copperheads and rebels, and
thus perpetuating dsunion. What does the
Tribune advise? Continued strife and dis
union may not be very injurious to the North
at this time, but it is completing the ruin of
the poor South. Gentlemen of the North,
you suppressed the rebellion; in the name of
God, and Of Liberty and Justice, can't you
reconstruct us Where is your wisdom 3
Where your nerve? We need more caustic,
of the spirit of Phil Sheridan, and less of
that sickly sentimentality which would sac
rifce the true and the loyal by weak conces-
sions to arrogant, unreconstructed traitors
The Tribune yields great influence Oh for
a full measure of its old pluck and fire! Let
it talk to the Congress. If that body is not
quite up to the mark, positive, unreserved
assurances of support from the Tribune will
steady and confirm the faltering The z1i5-
une can be, if it will, and let it indeed be
the Tribune of the People" rhe people
are ahead of the politicians. They want the
Union restored, and they will have it restor-
ed, no matter who or what stands in the
way. This purpose is Enthusiastically evinced
in their condemnation of the course of the
President on the one hand, and their enthu-
siastic approval on the other of the course of
Gen. Sheridan