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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24

III any OF, our merchants, or business
concerns ore out Of note heads, bill heads,
statsmsnts, circulars, envelopes, cards, &c.,
will they have the goodness to step into
TIN JouspAI Office and look 1t our stock
and specimens Of work from our new types.
They'll bs pleased with what they see,
and not less 20 with our vary low prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24

Sewing machines to rent by
D. h. SELBY,
Agent for tho Sluger,
At Tobey's Book Store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24

kS1Aueo. 4. ~ u eli 8 w., ~ tarA nov,
New iork, Gnu :. M. sfe.tengaA~ LU., 81
PARK nuw, New iurh, AT. the sels axsnt
for rAA JoukNAL, in snA. wy Suo are Au-
Lnorlasdto sontras. cor .asertaAs .avsr.iss-
ms AlutOr ~ ~ our 10 y esl uAAh rALeS.
Advertisers In tina, oity are rsqasstsu ~
Give tnulr ,svors villa eAtAeA Vi tAs above
b asee.
~ HAs jAr~sAAAtAOA "a lAe 1JAiaAA
sOOO u !. ~ taAal II sAMy oshsA p~PsA
eubAAsAast.AM SuItAerA. uAAaMs.OlA. ~.
A0vSrsAsersc . me- IA boa Ihls.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24

PoL1o1 CouRr.-A Two Rivers man
came to town on Saturday for medicine fol
= sick~child. and took something for hi
own stomach's sake, and little too much
for his good. Justice Barnes discharged
him en- payment Of the costs. He was
thoroughly ashamed OF himself, as he
ought to have been.
John Smith-how dear to fame !-gent'
~ stimulated himself yesterday, and this
morning got off with the costs, upon g
promise to reduce the present census Of The
town by one before nightfall.
In. 81. CLOUD NORMAL scHoo1.-Thi.
school 10 held in high esteem all throu gh
Northern Minneeots. The Alexsndris
Post Of last week had = lengthy article,
from which we take the concluding portion;
''Dr. 8. 7. McMssters, late President o.
the State Normal Board, in his late annual
to Gov. Austin, speaks Of this school o.
''dolng noble SERVICE" and again he writes,
"'he teachings Of this schoo! has been thor
ough from the first and no Normal School
graduates are more worthy Of confidence
than those Of st. Cloud" The Superin.
tendent Of schools Of this county. who Wis.,
ited this school last winter, has expressed
himself as highly pleased with its efficiency.
The appropriation made for the school
building By the Legislature was none too
soon for the accommodation of tho Normal
interests IN this rapidly developing coun-
try
Douglas county will send large and
bright delegation to this school nsxt fall u
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Bssf coNrRAor.-M essrs. Coates 3 Free
man have contract for supplying the
government with $50 head Of beef cattle -.
Forts Randall and Sully, D T. The onttls
are 70 he delivered BY July Is, Mr.. Free
man Is aow in the country buying stock.
Foa "1NoHA.-Messrs. Young & Brad
ford left yesterday for winoua. where they
expect to At ouos resume business. Both
these gentlemen left he,e many warm per-
sonat friends. who wish them every suoo, 80.
W. oan heartily commend Messrs Young l.
bradford TO the peopIs Of Winous. who
will find them al excellent and reliable
irm TO do business with.
MILL BuRNED.-A dispatch from Frasee's
station, nine miles east Of Perhsm, on tho
N. P. R. R., states that Frasee's saw mill
at that place was totally destroyed BY FIRE
ON Tuesday night. The machinery and
building were itotal loss. No insurance.
The ars is supposed to have caught from
the smoke stack. The mill Was owned
BY Messrs Tousley & Crowell, who will
doubtless rebuild, as they have . large
saving contract untitled. Messrs. Board
man and Gilman, Of this city, were inter-
ested in the mill.
FROM CALIFOkNIA.-Mr. 0. E. Garrison
returned yesterday from a two-months'
trip to California. lie visited most of the
important points in the State, and is, in
the main, quite we'll pleased. He says,
however, that farming lands and property
generally have deprecated in value wenty
per cent during the past year, and times
are close. He was gently rocked BY an
earthquake one night during his stay-a
little attention OF Dame Natures which il
not always the most soothing imaginable.
On last Saturday he saw The remains .. the
great storm in Nebraska-snow drifts eiqh1
feet high,
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TSpURELY A VEGETABLE PREPARATIONS.
composed simply Of well-Anow1 ROoTa.
HER9s and FRUITS, combined WITH othe;:
properties, which In their nature are Cathsrtic.
Aperient, Nutritious. Dturetic. Alternative and
cient quantity Of spirit from the sue ,R
CANE to keep them in any climate, which
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b ave the exclusive agency.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24
CAUklA DluEC TORY.

w. f.
rohey returned yesterday
Sank VISIT and his usual ~ Ne visited most Of
: this the MAN, quite we'll pleased He
$ :::: III a. : @ :;
: % s IL: s s S:a. ss, s
v. h,. been xopp
sunday school Tine e's. storm Nebraska
A. Conception Mr. Co. Rioe of wt.b is o,n"" "a
~ : to-day S,: rm s,,uo ....,,,;,
rr''a tho city lest week to something
w t remain during Her father sake too
s,o Si bis f .n s'' . 's se. ' s
.s ar. b, means . ". s.' tho place
kind s:: :,' : Va. s.: :s':s s.: Job.
blanks. '''' up
your orders Centre " " " ' '.-. nen".n
' " Monday hold high .s@ ALL tsr
week. and fiat take" being worth
from m Which tx.
. Sat-. sa s f:.se
week. Austn speaks this .o
mad. t. Sc. S. .sSoss bn
Square.
@ ,s are more Hhy Of 'o9hd
day this scsoo s,t vn1er bs. avn. ~~.
veF.n $40
into 'pS'p snap. for restaurant '.'n.h rapidly developing
"'''' Gsss s ss7 ' s send . . ;t'
days ago dh.dh nearly following
:1nsn. 8 N. "nsI' .s
os'ss IOWA. nav. purchases the e'
os % csna.s; a H% Railroad
a WIN S: They intend making dro''' house
his place every respect sss.; s% s s ';s sr s'; M
Ramsey shout, f :s;:s. ' : e p r::e' eli go :SP: ; %
::: :::: n 4 hep;
~ ~ * T., ss s e.: ' ::ss:.' s:.'
h. c.apo.I city, p.e making
%::: s:: : ~ %;I E:: s;
ea % % Mr. expects b. .as ssn. six
'0' % put on weeks ~ " " ~ ~ ~ he andp peril
mu.. and Dunn Brner ovn. "s.r1 lion and bvr Ms W
ugh town Of orde H. Raymond
week B Konbsrs~ apo
oo''ns the proposed but failed
from Mama comet an understanding Tho matter will to call the
sa.,. , busy ~ ~ oe--- But
-welrn Lieut. saner
Ia" Saturday Mr. sAsl ionos
seriously Injured H. va. ryr to get Leonardo Of this city, and j. Fin
log, slipped Williams Centre.
. Chin On s na sos Will soon take "
and injurng NJ e., -. -, -, !,
looking jail shsrburn.
s n n Nv. won't s s ' ss shop : ,s released
child when discharged
aud most of the articles dsorsed The said
.t. n Deputy
t. to 10 nn Mickey. swimming ways.
tn. basement no ~
o. Superintendent gives dis
u n applicant.
certificates All the that with his
School bull. % . i c i n @ s' III. e.s: ' '
tn. Bank Of
from
IN. P ., , have Oft .bu regret. tn. chang.
Ono model Randall. Con- Ticket Agent tn. Mr. R. informed
"a P g. o
Brird Mr.
President
and
Wills
-'onn CoaNsH not
=" " 'une'' about like
~ ~ in MONDAY We mad call from
nay
the usual that for hight
"S'' wa nE Mess
"e hafbn
como o. c'ooa
inc orse trip din
0er I" overcome class
=
'' -srawory and Raspberry For
tho fruit Of Albert E.
eroeer
is
, scheme. w -1''A Henderson
Or
Law. vou ..,~ w 's' "~"" Nyou
usekpmg
"ck7 mnoh A.. do.,
"u'" AVE- oDo 'o""f u any
vb.r. h. 's"'s pull oen"o
.m,,m..t .nd .ooa ..
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'n'' mas st. vou- oh.n.. ~ '"A ''"" ~
rne OIL
Tub OF hot
Q on
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

Fox, DIR. Dawson. Abe Edgington, S.
Fl. Day and p H. Clayton and others
who have done temporary duty in the
same capacity deserve the thanks OF the
community for their invariably accurate
and just management and decisions.
Mr. Il. Z. Kelly has shown himself an
active member of the Club and in,efatig-
able in the performance of his duties az
Secretary. Mr.. J. Rosenstoch as Treas
urer was always on hand when needed.
The judges, with the exception Of Mr..
Putnam, acted Us time keepers also,
giving entire satisfaction. The various
patrol judges deserve favorable mention
fo- their services fairly and gratnitously
rendered. Our friend Capt. j. Mart
Reese, with whom nobody could find
fault, has placed the turf at large under
lasting Obligations to him for unswerv-
ing fidelity to the distance pole. The
races, on the whole. we believe. have
been conducted strictly on the square.
We say goodbye to the sport OF the
week Wishing for many a happy return
of jnst the same.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

Hen lice are among the greatest draw,
backs TO the pleasure and profit Of the
poultry yard; they are especially trouble
some in small yards and coops where
the fowls cannot have free access to
green food and dry earth. We have
tried various remedies. and have found
kerosene oil to be a very efftc.ual
and safe one. 1t is applied with very
little trouble; pour it from the can upon
the perches whore the fowls roos., and
when the hers are ready to brood sat
urate the inside of the box before the
clean hay CT straw is put in with the
eggs. 1t is very much less trouble to
apply the Oil than 10 use wash Of TO-
bacco, or to go through process of
wh;te-washing once month.
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ButteYick's Paper Patterns and Sheet
NtIstC

Al l.. Fred. Brooks's noted store for -nIsort,Si
seEars, tobacco, books, stationery, musical in
stru,acrts. cheap jeSel-y, toys. etc, at Thsat.r
Block, next door to Mat. hinckell's buto lie r
shop. Carson city. Az, ncy for all the Calltor-
MIA papers, Gold Hill News, F.ctorials and Ma
sr.y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

OUE usual stock messenger having
failed TO connect by reason OF sickness
the usual report came in toe late for
use and SO WAS lett out. VII keep
clear Of ike a, clde,4;s in future if pos
sillp
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

4 RACE OF BoYs.-After the horse
racing, yesterday, Il purse Of ten dollars
and & bali WIS made up by the crowd for
the three urchins who should show
themselves sHiftest Of foot for a single
mile dash race free to all small boys
Nine urchius. whose names indicate
several nati0nalitius, entered the list !:
We shall give tn" names Of the three
victors only, as other0ise seven more
pair OF eurag, 4 pari, rtS might b set 20
work in that uumea;ionahlc part 81
tl.cir offspring which swell- towards
the north when the juvenile conn
tenauce is turn, Il EouthwaIi, and which
is ordinarily to be found there Under the
neither extremity e the EarmeLt wi
gariy called shit. Their start wa like
The rolling out on e. u few hard aprir,
from the bottom Of 4 Suddenly Uptaru~d
hour harrrl-nni SOM" e the little hi
lris lost their speed rs qgi KY -
"ppleS thus come 20 T-~t. II strr
Bertir Crawford. aged II wears, sDn of
"r.r eX- Senator. made the nilc in SIN
and half. and received seven
dollars as hi share OF the purse. johnny
Logan. eleven years. next b-~t. two md
4 half; Benny Tremble, nine years,
third best, one dollar.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

UHBoRsrD.-- Capt. Reese informs Us
that Billy Applebse, Bois d'Arc's rider,
got thlown from Agate" last evening
and got pretty badly stunned. No
bones broken, we brlItre. The yonng
man viii probably be ON his taps, all
right, to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

DR.. TalmaSe, Of Brooklyn. New York,
brought burglar to grief by using a
telegraph wire connecting his house
with telegraph Office. The burglar
had been hanging around the place for
some time, when the doctor quietly tele-
graphed to the Office and policeman
was sent in time to capture the prowl,r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

VI TIE PACIFIC CotsT FIoNEEEs had =
very enthusiastic aud successful tuin
out in Virginia and Gold Hill. yester-
day. They got into Inc about II
o'clock and were escorted by III" music
Of brass bands and the tramp Of brass
mountel warriors under The command
Of GIN. Baiierman. Along in the pro-
cession were 'ug3ies with distinguished
pioneers and State officers. VIII Camp
bell. the modest, retiring anl gifted soA
Of Scotia, was selected Is the orator q
the day. They moved on down to Gold
Hill, accompanied ~ !, @ican Veterans
and worthy fellow citizens ia ca.riaCos
and after worrying down 10 the Crown
Point Office and toiliug up the hill to
the Miners Union Hal. they entered
that structure AMI listened to camp
bells :.idrt ~. Our evening c3ntempo-
rarieS report favoraily upon this orator
ic.l effort Then Bob Taylor aud Bat
torman and NJ. Conttolitr Hobart in
vorei The company with sciEo remarks.
MS did. also. Dr.. McMcans; aEi then
they had Ta;iDns Of beans amt other
condiments sud lager and musio and
some human yocaizltion by Uncle Bill
Gibson. Then thy marched back 10
their hall in Virginia and were dismissed
hold themselves in readiness for the Ball
last night-which. We make 10 doubt,
was 4 splendid affair. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

TIE AcccCNr il last evenings Chr5@i-
e!e OF the affair growing ou, Of the hiring
Of = team from Doe Benton 5 stable
the arrest On \ charge Of grand larceny
is not qnite correct statement. The
artist mentioned was not arrested {;
and the ''artizvu" who WAS. has been
enabled to compromise matters. Their
were some inadnis~ibie Irregularities re-
lating to the manner Of buggy hiring
which the Doctor wasn't willing 10
tolerate AID 20 this arrest was made.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

SEEnIrF SWIFT told US yesterday that
he had received the receipt and shipping
bill for the hose carriage recently en-
gagged of the Seneca Falls aianufsc-
turing Company. 1t will be here, pro-
badly anytime within the next ten or
twelve days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

HILINxaY.-Nrs. Anderson / Needy. Fash
innaole Millice-s. cc,ner Of Second and Carson
streets. opposite tie Crnsby House, Carson City
Orders solicited. ccf.ts
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

PERsosAL.-Ned Stonehill, we'll known
I'll over Eastern and Western Nevada,
has abandoned the law and its protitleSs
and weniisome vexations and has linked
his fortunes with Mr.. Chas. 5. King, at
Salt Lake City, in the business Of i'm
porting and joDbing Havana and Domes-
tic cigars. He WIS here yesterday and
reports business brisk and himself we'll
H steers for Austin AID other parts Of
the Great East to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

GEaoA.-Mr. J. Z. Johnson informs
Us that business in and about Genoa is
bright AMI lively. Wood chorpin- On
the reserved timber lands on The Hill.
thereahout is At present hi, hrsin' s..
McsSrs. YerinGton & Hayuie have two
thousand men cloppinc there. aud car
penters at work, besides. h0i|iaI a
fnme which is to run through the town
to the river. Il is calculated thai the
company will Gu. 10000 cords Of wood
daring The winter which they intcId to
hume down part early in the spring and
the rest early in the fall. in order that
the rauchHen may have free use Of the
entire supply Of water from the niorn-
tain during the summer and The latter
part OF spring. \ creditably an:eable
.rrau cement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

THE most lavish profusion OF spec
tacles that We have ever encou 1tered is
that ar ~ Of those instruments st the
Pos: Office. These spectacles are of the
stock III trade of NJ. W. H. Wise, Il
practical op,icinn, and are made Of the
much celebrated Braziilian pebbl;>.
This is an opportunity to get lifted to
>pectaclts which should not be lost; tor
here Is IN ad,-pt at the business with
such a complete stock rs is seldom seen
anywhere. See his advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01

THs STATE OF Nevada was nine years
old Yesterday. In that nine years the
elements of Empire have been a good
deal tusselei with here. We have. in
that time had defaication scarcely in
ferior in extent 20 that which might be
perfected IN the oldest of States: have
dealt in various fashion with the politics
Of the times AMI have lived TO see the
foundations hid for five-thousand dol
lar university ut Exc. Meantime the
sage brush iiourisheth even as when the
ichthynsaurus was familiar with the
geography Of Genoa and DAYTON and the
pleSeosaurus liberated at Dutch Sicks.
Hot for another nine years,
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

MAY Term, 1873.
TO The Honorable Judges Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, Messrs. Miller, Ham.
mond aud Hayden:
HNiE Grand Inquest of the State Of Mary.
Il land, in accordance with the usual Gus
tom as well as in the discharge of their duty,
visited the Jail, in company with our polite
and efficient Sheriff, which they found cIeanly
and secure, and in this connection they would
beg leave to congratulate the people of our
county because Of the small number Of priso.
ners now confined in Jail, as well as the insie.
nihcant amount of crime brought to their
notice.
The Grand Jury likewise visited the Aims
House and were Hospitality received by our
excellent Steward, Mr.. Wilson, under whose
guidance thorough inspection ofthe premises
was made, and they have no hesitancy in pro.
nouncing ita well regulated institution, re.
fleeing credit upon the authorities having it
in charge.
SAMUEL COVER,
may 2i'lt Foreman.
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Business Locals.


flowfz' CREAr LONDON Cmcus WITH sANokns
TnANKD Wild AxMkis universally conceded 70 be
tle most extensive and valuable exhibition Of the
kipd ever preaenicd on this continent arc announce
ed AZ will be seen In another column, 70 make their
nnl appearance IN Westminster on Monday June
VI Besides their Immense collection OF wild beasts
embracing herd Of i've performing elephants, 'ens
Of trained tigers and untameable hyenas. who have
been taught hy their native keepers 20 perform
curious variety OF eats they VIII ~,
mines said 10 be superior IN every respect " their
performances 20 any Of the profession HERETOFORE seen
IN America. description Of the grat procession OF
charlOts wild beasts knights In full armor. &c, &e
forming pageant Of over mile IN extent ~ encfe
town Will be found in the advertisement ~ anolhe.
column. Thcro are many spccialues IN the graf
London show entitled " more extended nouce
which want ofroom compels US to defer nntn our
next issue
sTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL
The Ladies Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, Of this city, propose to furnish a very
pleasant entertainment in the Lecture Room
Of the Church, on the evenings Of the 18th,
Goth and 30th Of the present month, and will
be very happy to see all their friends.
A large assortment Of French, Spanish,
Real Italian and Guipnre Laees and Edgings,
also Hamburg Edging and lnsertings, Lace
Points and Sacques, Barbs, Handerchieis,
Parasols, Fans, Gloves, &e., just received ana
for sale cheap for cash, att. fingling 4 Bro $.
Another fresh stock of hand sewed and
pegged Caters and Shoes for men and boys,
Just received at J. +. Brinkerhoh's. Call
and see them, and be convinced that they are
good and cheap.
Dress Goods ngood variety at panic prices,
also l.. ID. Muslin IS cts, Bleached Muslin
l2J worth Is, Coitonades and all other goods
in proportion, at J. Yingling 4 Bros.
Parlor Furniture Polish. No family saould
be without it. % cents per bottle, Try It,
f. X. Gernand.
Ladies, il you want nice pair Of CATERS
or Walking Shoes, don't fail to call at j. +.
Brinkerhoirs, before purchasing elsewhere.
Price Japanese Poplins and all kinds Of
Dress Goods, at Miller's.
Straw Hats, stacks of them, cheap, at ]. F.
BrinkerhoHrs.
Miller has just received another new invoice
of Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
For your Cloths and Fancy Cassimers, call
at Miller's.
Percals, large line, very cheap, at Miller's
Linen Caps, at J. F. Brinkerhotf-s.
BLANKS. BiANEs
The following Blanks are constantly kept
on hand and for sale at the ADVOCATE Office:
Constable's Sales,
Attachment on Judgment,
Attachment on Warrant,
Replevin Bonds,
Probates on Accounts,
Probates ON Notes,
Fl Fa's,
Insolvent Blanks,
State Warrants,
Fee Simple Deeds,
Summons in Debt,
Summons for Witnesses.
PRIVATE BOARD
Can be obtained in pleasant part of the
town by applying at this Office.
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Proceedings Of the Democratic Central
Committee.

Diving 70 he absence IL Richard Man.
.;,,. ~. p...;3.n. u r Wabh uas
~ n v
'Ss''ea % sne VnHf' ana W. ~ fahoef'
iVnl appointed Secretary The several
districts Mere called, and al were repre-.
aon,ed except UniontoYn and Manchester.
On motion Dr' F. T. Shaw and Samuel
Beck were empowered to act for District
No q The following resolutions we're
sa,a,s5
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Interesting Facts About COunterfeits

~. m d, =,
Yam lne OniIiso A''o"ne 'eisi'ii &c
Io ., p nas peei, anus,ns ninseii
"to.y " .u'e. ,.o"rus ." e"si"'ei y" ,i,e
suoJsos VI 'o""'''iei' money oa'u 'iis
sen',enian !,
~ an Que " ~, Wv o''es' ensra '. m
'he country mere an investigation
~ way 70 " h.ave mn ~, 'ae CURRENCY y
'iio 'oun'iy ~uie" WIN s,'h.,e you anu
iS n, ioMs p,p ~, anu an 'ne reaaels'
~ mere - +" CIV pni iaAe i-i,oA u. y,
70 you sec anH'nins ho'opie ABOUT IL
: iooAT N .hc VI, VI, an oses, anu 'hen the
man al o'e., anu saw no'hins =" eNei'e
IehlarA ~ ei'het' ~, mere Is nothing par
.,cunr ABOUT .las oih' nc SAID except
.li'lt II : coun'eriei'' mere are eigh'een
uis'ine' eoun'er'eits On lhe CIV plii ana,
az ah ens,asei' Ano" ',ey represent
e,Sii,ceh uiheie"' gangs rsopie geher-
any Nno" nothing wha,eVer a1out the dn,
Phca.'oh oi ou,.ea 's'a'es bonds ana
aSou. 'ne quantity o. eouh'efier scrip
'uoa'' !, you, as newspaper man were
" = 70 Ven spinner ana 70 the heaaS
81 the treasury, ana ask now much eoun-
'eris', currency was ~ eircula'lon' tney
Touid prooapiy 'en you ~ per cent, ont
uil YOU as al ehsraser' tna. 'hey nave
auini''ca 10 me shat there Is 20 per cent
u onc-luar'cr u 'ne "noie amount OF the
s'siiPs current IN TINS country Whlch are
irauGuient,
10 you Know SIR, tnat the postal cur
M nSncy ? fene~eu SIX times every year
nat y the case aiid see the possibilities
ioisits increased duplication and counter
letting we could better afford to pay 90
per cent; premium ana use gold, than
nave 70 deai as we do with lot OF paper
when Is beyond the control, 70 great
extent Oh the Government offelals. The
extrayagau'iy nigh prices and the corrup-
non IN our politics and life hinge upon
tne currency re dnphcataoa Of Me
eii'fea States bonds viii some day be
,oend such an alarming matter that IT will
pring ,ne whole country to its feet That
crime began IN the treasury as far back as
Chase time. John Coyode and Others
10 Congress made strenuous efforts to OK
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-05-24

Rev. Theodore Dwight Woolsey, cx-
President Of Yale College, and one Of the
most eminent scholars and divines of our
country, expresses this opinion:
During the war there was such earnest
ness and prayer, and heroism, that the
whole nation was lifted to higher tone,
and il seemed as if, with victory, noble
career was open to the land. But, now
that twice the years of the war have pass
ed, there is such corruption as has never
been seen in the nations history. Corrup-
ton Of public officials, corruption IN the
party which was foremost in loyalty during
the war, alliance for party ends with men
Of known want Of principle, feverish
thirst for speculation, an era Of crime, a
weakening Of family feeling and purity
these things are most ominous, and espec-
ially since they are demoralizing in their
influence on the best Of men.