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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

CBiNKsA TEsrlhoKY.-Judge Sawyer
decision in regard to the admissi bili y
VI Chinese testimony in the Courts il
clearly III accordance with the princi les
Of equity and natural justice, whatever
may be its merits from u strictly legal
point of view. We have long been Of
toe opinion that all those descriptions OF
evidence which are excluded US '.inad-
missibl-' under the English common
law rule, should be admitted, leaving
the jury to judge Of the credibIiiry of
such evidence. The common law rule
seems to assume that juries do not pos
sess common sense aud that they are not
capable of weighing testimony. II
therefore air1s 10 protect them against
being deceived, by excluding from the
witne sand certain classes of persons,
whose characters or antecedebts are
such as to make their testimony pre-
sumabIr unreliable. Now, why not
allow these persons to testify, and leave
it to an intelligent jury TO decide low
much weight the evidence is entitled
TO? Cinnamon, it is SAID, have no con
science so far as verscity is concerned.
Ofy are Hehtueu Anu tutlT OdtUS CdUQOt
be depended upon. Suppose We admit
that these MongoIians, ass class, are
Cannot a jury hear their
evidence, weigh it, observe their man
n-r of testify ing, and after making every
allowance decide upon its credibility?
Why rule it out? Why rule out the tes-
Of a convicted felon? Why rule
out the testimony Of any individual,
however criminal or degraded, who
knows anything about The matter in
E controversy? The true principle, Ms it
seems 70 US, is 10 admit all testimony
and let the objections, which have
heretofore been objections TO ''admis>i-
bility," go to the ''credibility.' SO
far as Chinese testimony is concerned,
there will be little danger that Cali
Fornia jures will attach TOO much
weight to rt-S +. Chronicle.
Or white mau's testimony either, for
hat matter.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

SHocKINeLY PosITIvE.-We copy the fol
lowing blunt expression of opinion from the
Inland Empire of the 9th inst:
Lieutenant Governor Slineerland is now
acting Governor of this State. Governor
Blasdel having gone away for an indefinite
time. The Reno Crescent hopes Governor
Blasdel will soon rel urn, as the times indi-
cate that Governor with a great deal of
backbone will be needed. When it comes
to real back bone, we would give more for
the weakest vertebra in Jim Singerland s
back than in all Governor Blasders over
grown carcass.
There will be some spare-ribs to 60 with
all this back bone, if this thing keeps on
much longer,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

San FRANcIsco HERALD.--This paper
asks permission TO suspend for ten days
We offer the same amendment Sumner,
one of its editors, offered to the bill
granting Governor Blasdel eight mont Is
leave of absence.-Crescent
We concur With this sentiment upon
he p-rt of our cratic and vermicular
contemporary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

NJ. Sharon. There was the mob her
was the contemplated journey. Wsr'
the opinion or approval of the Banl
necessary to determine the Execulivs'i
course Of action? And if Mr.. Sharol
snd his associates did connive At tha
riotings, was there not all the more
occasion for . promp, display of Gov.
ernor BlasdePs backbone and moi
his back without the bone?
Now With regard to the short sermon
which Bro. Lewis recites to us concern
ing our course about cheap labor,
the Bank of California, &c, We have
me ely to say that We hold the welfare
of the State to be paramount to the
interests of any monopoly whether it
be q close corporation of political in
triguers; a tyrannical and threatening
assumption of the sole right to perform
a certain kind of labor, or any other
combination IN the interest of chica-
merry and violence which does or may
exist. We have ever sought to cham
pion the people against monopolies of
any form; but much as we deplore the
financial system of this coast, the most
prominent. representative of which IS
the Bank Of California, We will not be
SO false to our own principles of right
and justice as to do anything else than
denounce whatever may be done illegally
against it. The Bank of CalifUrn MIA has
just as much right to hire cheap labor
as Wells, Fargo l. Co.'S Express has to
transport treasure; and is quite as much
entitled to q defense against unls v fu
opposition as that Express Company
has TO protection from The highwaym+n
> BIO have made its messengers to stand
md deliver.
Bro. Lewis discovers q lucid interval
vhen be says, in addressing himself to
,urself:
Cheap money must 90 hand in hand with
heap labor, or a war of interest must as
urely follow as the rising follows the setting
# the sun. Cheap labor and dear capital
re necessarily precedent to a condition of
ristocracy in one class and serfdom in
he other, and it is as utterly impossible to
nausurate such system in this country as
D cultivate pine-apples at the poles, or breed
Ihite beal in the tropics.
We heartily agree With all this but
INST remind our monitor that in no
ountry where labor can be had at
air price is money held at such usurious
ates as here; and We deduce from this
act that the denser the population the
,oie accessible to the industrious aud
rugal man are tie means of accumu-
a,ing n competency and making q
ONE for himself and children. We
epeat what We said the other day, that
the working men of the Pacific
cast would break down the monopolies
gain.t which they are so bitterly OPP
o>ed they must encourage immigration !
which means population, permanency
nd plenty.
We forgive Bro. Lewis for spelling
ur name incorrectly in the last para
raph of his article and would say to
i'm that it is possible that under the .
ale and tickle light of the Crescent We
ay be, as he insinuates, "nearly or
ute incomprehensible.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

PEAL thinks that Brother Lynci's mos
quIto-like attacks on our nose has ''ex-
haus'ed the subject" he is mistake +,
by double handful, at least.-Cres-
cent
That fearful admission exhmusts the
subject, if nothing else can.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

HORACE GREELEY has accepted the nomi-
nation by the Republican Convention Of
New York for the office of State Controller.
He says he does SO out of a sense Of duty
to his party and notwithstanding he does
not want aid would rather not have the Of
fee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

WARWICK, Ex-m-mber of Nevad~
Constitutional Convention, has got
back from q lee uring tour at the East
aud has lately been h ,lding forth IN
San Francisco on the resources Of Cali
fornia-the suffice. OF his Ea,'eru lee.
lures.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

MONEY is so tight in San Francisco that
the Chamber of Commerce have it in con-
siderAtion to petition the State Government
to extend the time for paying The taxes.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

.RnosA.-A New Yosk PIPER, the
Ci'IzeD, ankind,y says that Iii douo's
AS to he imnor,iity OF r trnJsa may
uow De GisE,ssed it's . oe played
a. ihree theatres IN Chicago
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-12

ELLCTIoNs To DAY.; he State elections
of pennsy wanna, Ohio, Indiana. Iowa and
Nebraska take place to-day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

A gentleman, who was travelling in
Germany made the inquiry, in an i'm
portant place in which hc happened to
be on the Sabbath, in which church he
would be likely to hear the best music. ;
The answer was
We do not have any Music in our
churches
Somewhat surprised, he asked if no
hymns were sung.
The person inquired of, responded in
the affirmative, but seemed to have no
idea that it was music; it was religious
exercise into which music came Incl
dentally, without doubt, but in such a
subordinate place AS to be hardly regard
ed for its own sake.
This Is the proper idea in congrega.
tional singing. Music is not the object,
but dccotion. The exercise must not be
regarded a. musical, but religious. The
most ELECTRICALLY elegant prayers are
not necessarily the best by any means;
but on the contrary, the rhetoric may
become positive hindrance. So with
the singing of hymns; that manner
which most effectualiy engages the
hearts Of the congregation is best
though 1t may lack musical elegance
DIAPASON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

s8-A illustrated mphlet, continuing price
lists. with samples of both the Grover 4 Baker
stitch and the shuttle Stitch In the Various
fabrics, will be furnished on request.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

CHRlsTIxNrTr ritE Only HofE.I
Pers Hyscinth his wrisseA a-lettef from
New Yok to Emile do Girar,lin, in
which hs says:
II oi5sr up my prayers that the cause
of liberty my triumph, and bear fruit In
Europe - L does In this noble country.
That with the triumph and fruitfulness
ofChristlanity. Is the sole safety ofthe
present, and the sole hope VI the future.
l congratulate you, Monsieur, on the
talent you apply TO the service Of the
Asst Of these causes, and on the respect
which lacking faith, you accord the Sec
Ond.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

IaF The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tives n the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Exposition Universelle,
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great SUI
periority over all other sewing Ma.
chimes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

Con RULES.-Amidst all disorders,
God IL ordering all wisely aud justly,
and to them that love Him. graciously;
therefore we ought not to be dismayed.
Let rs calm our thoughts with this-re-
member who 1t is that rules all, and
disposes Of peace and war, and all affairs
and we cannot wish them in better
haAklb. lam persuaded that, In all the
c0mmotions Of the world, when be-
lever thinks on this, itcannot but calm
and compose his spirit exceedingly
MY Father rules in all"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23
n, IsIU. Tic IOFTOWInE
PISlcSI!y Ms IN CASSIE:

There are thirteen premiums and they Will
lac mailed to the thirteen parties entitled TO
them tnr aelirersd tn their ORDER on the TWEEN
" fourth day of January. 1870.
The address ofthn successful parties Will be
given in the WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF the 18th of
January. 1870. together with the sizes Of the
winning clubs.
Persons making pclnbs in compliance with
the above terms will secure the twenty per
cent commission any how AMI iftheir club BY
one of the thirteen largest will draw one OF the
above premiums.
HS-Money by draft, express, money orders,
or In registered letters may be sent Mt our risk.
n R--No Publication ~ this Prospectus VIII
he rrrogn izca unless ordered from this office.
Address, TRIBUNE COMPANY.
3w;g CHICAGO III.
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In making the above very low prices, and in
Offering the high comm ISsionS below. re-
auir" that the clubs shah go to one address
Nhen subscriber wish papers TO he addressed
to each Individual in the club. fifteen cents
must be added To thc subscription tUr each
name to be written.
AS an indictment tn pDSfmasters. and 9TH
ers, to interest themselves in the circulation
of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, and to reimburse
them for their laborand expense, we will allow
them twenty per cent. comm iSsirii upon all sub
scriptinns TO the Weekly, made in accordance
with above rates. The commission does not
apply to the Daily or Tr- Weekly.
In addition To this com mission oftwentv per
cont. Wa offer for the thirteen largest weekly
ClHhfrcceivcd on or before the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1870. the following
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23
PRECES.-A FAIR OFFER.

SeEd the retail price Washer siA Extra Wrnger %.
and We will forward either Or both machines free Of
freight. to places where one Is selling and
are we that they will be liked that agree refund
the money II any wishes to return the machine
free of freight, after months trial, according to d.
r"cttnnS.
No husband father or brother should permit the
tlrmdgery OF washing with the hands. ty-two days in
the year. when ii be done better, eXpfdl-
touslF. with less labor. and injury to the garments
by a DCty CLOTHES Washer, and a Universal Wringer
Canvasseis with exclusive right of sale make mon
ey fast selling them.
sold by dealers generally. to whom liberal discounts
made.
II. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
SIMS 30 Gorilla St, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity Of stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machin-
cry.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no
waste of thread.
Wide range of application without
change Of adjustment. a#4 ! g
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done
By other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

gay" Tie Highcst Premiums at all TIC
fairs and exhibitions Of the United States
and Europe, hare been utc0rticd the Gro
rcr Il. Baker .scwin0 Machines. and the
,rork done hv them, Thercrcr c.rhtLitcd IN
competition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23
Fresh Garden, Flower.

Fruit. Herb. Tree, Shrub and
Evergreen Seeds, with directions
for culture, prepaid by mail. The
most complete and judiciou> as
.ortmont in the country
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23
Tie Grcut RddicR Rcfublicon organ,
ana the Leneling Newspaper
Of the West.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE
LAND.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE is cmphaticaliy the
Peoples Advocate. 1t is opposed To monopolies,
rings, and swindlng com binaiions ofall kinds
1t has no interests or alliances apart from
those Of the great public TO whose friendship
and patronage it is indebted for the measure
of prosperity it enjoys. A distinguishing char
acteristic of the CHICAGO TRIBUNE is, that ii
always boldly takes the initiative on import
ant public questions. and waits for time and
reelection among the people to prove that II is
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-23

Ecak Back, Pains OF the Side.0fthe Hips,
And abost the Kidneys. are relieved at once by the
application Of ono Of
A1lcock's Porous Plasters.
Fs*s tFg9 "0AINsrowN, AR. Nov. y. 1858
Nessrs Th0s Allcock & Co.:-During an extensive
nrscfice years have been freaeit witness OF
The magical qualities Of your Porous Pias'ers can
sertify TINT they are AL You claim for them.
.RoBERT Z. CAMPBELL. n. D..
.Df Myer, Of savannah, Ga, says they are Inc DeS
- n.aI s,,pDort%rs Tor weak muscles ever disco,
$500 thst by their warming properties they bring pow
= ani heath until the strength Of the muscles are
esife,y rs1tore that he knows case where Aicocks
past>rs used gentleman OF weak spinf' thai be
tham in his practice with the harP'est
TeSnits.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08
A Smallpox Rt me dy

A correspondent u Inc Stockton. Csu
'o'hia Herald. writes as foiiows:
herewith sPpeud recipe which hss
been used 20 knowledge in humdr. is OF c cas.s
~ VIII prevent or cure The smallpox, though
the pHli"gs are flung. When Jtnn.s dis
covered eowpox IN England The world Of
science hurled an avalanche upon his head;
but when the most scientific school o, med.
icine 10 the wurld-ihai OF Pari.-publ,.hcd
his p"nsces tor s,nsilp,x IL passed unh..d
70. !, is ss onfsiling Dc fate aud cououcrs
'n every insisnce. II is harmless v hen
taken by we'll persnn. l, viii also cure
scariet lever. Here is the recipe ss hay,
used u. Sud cured my children OF scs,l-,
lever; here IL Is ss | have used il TO cure The
'mF'i.p,x; when LEARNED physicians ssiu
me patient must dis, il cureo: Eu.phs,e o,
kinc' ono grsln; foxghve (clgiis.is). on~
s'"'"; hait s-sspoontul OF sug =; mix
with Two otabie.spooGiuls cf water. When
thoroughly mixed. add four onces OF w.,r,
Take spoonful every hour. E. her disr..,
vii sappesr 10 twelve hours. For ch, d |
mailer duses. sccordiag 10 aye. Ii Gum
'"s would compe! their physicians to.usr
ms 'hrse would be no pes, houses. II you
s'ur sdvice aud ,xpefience, uss this To-,
hat terrible disease
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08

The G ST " RAD,cAL.n -TLiry three
MI 'o"s 81 dollars we're spproptist.d by
Congress TOR the .xpensrs Of the W.rD..
p rtmsnt for 1868. This was before the
el elton. Nov the Secretary Of Ws,sn
"ounces that an ex'rs appropriation Of uine
~ millions must be made 10 meet The d. e .
cheney. With 'he Radical party st ,hp
head Of public sfsirs. il 10 no wonder ,hs,
The debt increases st the rate OF twelve mil.
lious of dolsrs Psr month. .-S,s,s Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08
Conuudrums.

What is The Lrineipsl diff renee b.
tween 'he -weiiow aud the cat! Aus Il
., an ADMITTED inct ih., .oue sw.lio a..
no make summer bu, any cot csn max.
u spri"y.
-Whs, is the difference b. tween . civil
" amer aud osrsnn who sub.j.ts a, IN.
No'th Psi! Ans o. e his his bin ,l ,.,.
and me other has his ill OF bear.
-W"0 10 'h- houes' country The brs,-
IL hesvs ,hs p.m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08
by Wumep are pIeci. re

IL has hong been known thai "Lisr.nee
iencs enchshimeG, 10 The yrea naudou
grouno clone some wstrrs have ssusiby
advised women who Wished to be y...d
h'ghly Ia nuke themselves scarce, pu,,L,
eject VI the literal scsrriy on Ills brtie q
has been frs' elaborated in The Westminster
Review tor October, wlica shows that
women nave more influence and Liaher
Standing in proportion as men exceed thf n,
IN NUMBER. / gives The ioiloAipr .iueuis,
IL il may be ca.l.d sueh. An
one lime woman could hard, walk intyoob
'hr streets OF 80 Ffancisco wi,hou, b,v.ny
Tv'.y one pause 10 e,ze on her .nd ,i.iid
w's - rare that once al ,.e rh.s,irs
-nme city where woman had ,sk..L,r
'"'""'' when u began 10 c'y, ja-i as ,f.e or.
en- ~ began 10 play, msn IL, he on cried
'o'' stop 'hJse fodips. and i.t The b,by
'ry. havn'l heard sucb sound ~, -,
iea's: The audience opp;ouded MS s-ni.
"e"'' "e orchestra stopped. and the bsbv
continued is performance smic ulboona.d
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08
Ex-Governor Morshead. # Kentucky.

Ex-Governor Morshead. # Kentucky.
The sudden death Of this gentleman.
which ocfurrs on TUESDAY, the 2ad in.
s'an'. Of G..snviiIe. Mississippi. has already
been announced IN our columns.
Ls'.r 'dvices give The particulars Of his
death and The incidents connected there.
with.
Some months since Governor MorebesS
n'd'ns his financial stf4irs 10 be,nsya,y
onsa'isfsctory &C, diiion determined 10 avail
himself of the bcnsfIs Of the bsnkrur, Law
snd flied The hecessnrp papers 10 sceomoli.h
thst purpose.
'he results OF the cotton crops on lila
plantations proving very Satisfactory. vie d.
ing nearly nine huudred bales of The s,arle
ne iound his sf,irs SO much improy.d I'm,
he ~nhd'sw his bsrkrup. papers. sseiiro
cophdeEt oi being able TO meet oil his Ii..
bi itiee.
H's crop was all gs'hered and safely
''or'd 10 bis gin house sasiiirg irspsaoria.
ton 10 mnfk.t, but slss! Tor human hooss
end csltBl tiohs. on The morning q, III.
oroth' he Governor, on stepping 10 The door
oi h's house wus greeted uilh a view ot ri.
ein.hcnse enveloI ed in flames.
The viol nj reaction caused By the s'ch,
brought on u" a'isck OF The hear, disease.
from which he dropped dead in HI, door.
wi'noui ui;erins single word
s. Loui. Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08
A Coppeyhead Poem.
tFfm the Bncyrus (Oni") Forum 4

iFf'm the Bncyrus (Ohi") Forum
"Ssdcle M'ss L,Lr.'s The I'D
s'br' Jay Cooke, in imitation. or rather in
advance OF the sris'ocrscy ot Europe, keeps
(" telegraph spa's'u- in his p.lace running
10 'hs stable, and when his Young on-s wan,
TO take eve over homes, peoph's chill
drrn. whose !a,h~r's did not grow rich IN,
Of the di-i'essss 0: the counry special dis.
p"'ches' hr- sent 10 the stable thus: g ddi.
Mrs Lsur"'s ro"v.' Bring young Js,'s too
buggy. qu'ck' MOI always shall The por,n.
J"j Cooke snd their young ones put on ,ir.e
ans 81 The cost Vi honest people aud t.,ei,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08

The PUBLIC DIET lxcREAsIne-.Tb.
Treasury sts'ement ol The cunoitl,n uf ,ns
puoiic debt for The month Of December y il,
show sn increase OF bet.een Two mud ,L,..
m'l''ons. l. has been published erron,ou.Iv
mt The debt hos been decreased nbnu, e,gh,
millions. The Internal ,everus rrcs,p,.
have been about The average a, this season.
ou' 'he custom rrcripis have fsren of
Tie Wsr Department, .xyrus.s.
owing 'c ID. Indian difficulties, have bee !,
largely increased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08
Death Of Major Jhcn r. Dpnn.

| we regret 10 learn lbai Msicr John p
Dunn died q. Troy. P,rrp county. on AIoo.
osy nisht last, nearly. il not quite. three
score are ten Msjor Dunn was born /,
pearoofn county. and was The son Of .Iudus
pu"n' who sui lives in that ccun,y. T,s
deceased was long prominently identified
WIN The political end pnblic sTaira n m.
State. He represented Perry re.,,,S il 49,,
Cons'iiu'ionsi C,nventon II lssO. w,se,o..
Ted Auditor o. S,sie in 1852 s,d s.,vsd,
years. and vas one o the ccmni-.i,rs,
mat located The Norlern Peu,en,is,v
MsJof Dune wss genial. generous. ard Dc.
so'ed 20 HE friends In he DAYS Of liz
prosperity he Was liberal 10 a fault. b,,
whf'her IN suLsAiIe or under cloud h;.
Rindne-s vi heart and fine social cp.I;,,ss
w'f' ev'r Prominent. Atout a ye,r ma
MrJor Dunn suferec paraly,lc strole
from 'he fleets uf v hich he di-a. H.. w.s
~ the cry low days ago. sppsren,l, in
bet ~ health han he hsd 5.en ~,
ime. eu' on his return home, his disess,
Frustrated him, and death soon iul.rv.n,d
Rps, in pe.ce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08

or Tho AID ter o. state has i.sued ci,
cu'sr fir' c'ed 10 the C.un,y Aud,,urs, te.
guessing them 10 ins,ruc, The sppraise,s .,
'esl estate that oil spp'nisments mus, b..
made upon . ereenhsck bs.is. The no
praisers in several con,,ies have .Iynif.
their intention TO work upon gold basic
md to secure uniformity the order was 10
sued.