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Dissolution Notice,

NoTlCE Is HEREBY GlVENTpATrr
y corartnership heretofore e1is,, H..
tween j.. {. LOCKWOOD and tee. Nr,:f r6r
the irm name Of Lockwood a lptt:. lesT,,
III Iinwarc. Stoves. etc, Main s,rei Eapl,
New. is this day dissolved by mninl nrsr,
30. Lock wood Is fully authorized 0st
and receipt Tor all noney, due tie a.fr.
and he also ASSUMES the Iaynlest Ct aM..
standing bills ~asain>, The m
GEaIGE YGM
!. {. LethWab
Eureka. March -. l>14. Il.
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Seminal Veal ness.

ScminHl emission j. the consequence of s.,t-
abusc. HI, solitary Wee. I'll lrIravctl sexual
lHdalEene,. i>rractirrd hl the Youth Of both
.eNe> 10 an almost Unlimited extent, rrodHe-
train 81 rrorlid symptoms. unlcs, com batei
ty 81 E:lt.c medical measures, VIZ: >allow
COUNT lance. dark srot> under the eyes, ain
H the head, rnhgiHE in the ears. loisc like The
%rH>tIli- oi leave. OF %rattlin- Of chariut-. I'M
l!Mh-. confused Vi>ion. hlurt"l intellect. loss
al CONFLUENCE. 'hihdenrr III approaching >traE-
. =. a dislike To form new acluaintance>. il
dlNl o>Itiun 10 ShHn >ocirtv. loss Of mcmory
%Ii!nlIe> and varlph> erHTtIuns about the iucc,
hectic fu,he-, iurred tongue. iotid breath,
coughs. consumption. night swcat>. monuma-
MA, and frequently l|n,aultv. II reliri he not
e3taiaed. Hou should apply immediately. Ell
effected by his now and scientific mode o.,
treating this disease. which never fails OF
e~ilcelln: Il uliek aul rad,ral curn
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OF the board Of Dircc,rrsn Jaw; and a.
shnrc. ,t:, da, ia! Of February. ~ a'ae
H. o,,' VII be sold at pnb iTEs ~.
s s,reo o1'S" 81 the company. NopIngIIe
francisco. sal,.sn " ,
III n, fLEAIH 18th II bA v fi,Aff
RI, Mt the hour of |. o'rlan nhl "
10 ,ay delinquent a<scs. guAs w. q I'd
eeinef with costs of adye,,;,ns taefei
Of the sale. TT ETiIti,lFs and e1.
oificc. Ne. NJ California .a. Il, ~Seerear
cisco. california. ''fee', Sar IA
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Persons AT a distance may he Ct RED AT
llhMF l.. by addressing Il letter to l!t. GLIB
BON, SATIN. ease, ,ymttoInS. lcn.;h of time
the disease ha> continued. and have medicine
PROMPTLY forwarded. free from damage ard
caIlp>ity, IL any part of the cuuntry, with
inll and rlnln direction, tur u>e, by inrlo>inC
>lnl IL coin IN II registered letter through the
po,toti1e", al through Wells. Fargo ~ Go.
y lacka.c ct medicine will be forwarded
by express TO any part Of the | mon.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor will please
stat. tn" name of the PAPER they see this adj
scrii>cmcut ill.,.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address bk. J. +. GIEEo\.
Box 49,. San Francisco. California.
finally
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ALIAS SUM MONS.

MITE DISTRICT 0IETNFTHESIXTI
l Judicial District, in and for the County Of
Eureka, state of Nevada.
Inc STATE OF Nevada sends greeting to /.
y. LANDER. Ion are hereby required to
hl'l,tif IN an hetlnu commenced again,t gu
6: defendant by MAhGAkEI LANDER, as
plaintiff. In the district Court Of the Sixth
,'ldtIiil %listrici. IN and for the County of
Eureka, State OF Acvaua, at the town Of Eau
teha, aad answer the complaint therein, " hich
i at, tle with the clerk of said Court. within
zen days after the service on you OF this sum
mons leNciH,ise Of the day Of service il
served III sand County, or twenty days II
served ont OF SAID County buf within this
H%l,ti!rt, and IN all other eases three months;
OF Judgment by default will he taken against
N3l according to the prayer of said rom.
plant.
The said action Is brought to recover iudr-
iii"lt against You, the SAID defendant, for the
LlrS"l"tion OF the bonds Vi mutrimony upon
u" grounds of cruelty and inhuman treat
n.'nt and habitHal drunkenness. for the i ace
u tH" years and one-half rrior 10 the joth
day 81 SeItemher. \. H.. ls13.
Ma N"ti are hereby notified that II YOU
IAN I" appear and answer III. said complaint
a. above required. he said plaintiff will take
Judgment IL accordance with the prayer of
sad complaint
in testimony whereof. |. /. ii.
sal HARMON, have h%creuntu set my
hand and ait ned the seal of said
court this 10Th day Of February,
- +. II. HARMON,
,'ieTk District Court, Sixth Judicial District,
Eureka, County. My ada.
NV DAktE, PA Atty. ie:l-tf
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEt ELY slVEN TUT
~ the co-pa-tncr>hip h~e,etoivr" eSlsu:
between the undersigned IN tie chol .tai
business. conducted in the American lG,
Las this day been dissolved by mutual o.
sent. joseph Martinoyirh aM %sOn;irlt III
business on his own arresni. and be = PLY
authorized To collect all hills due lie hse
firm: he will also pay any Money, that M!
be due from the same. j.
MAGGINl lb(S,
apln-lw .lC>. MAllEAat
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Notice.
DISSOLUTION Of PlR1Nrpsup

iif. '.tAl1INERSlIIp UrI rI,r".
L existing between is. Hill. " la
smith, III the wood and coal basi, 'na a,'ih
by dissolved by ma,ual con.o,. me i ll .
will pay all debt, and rollec, VII ~ps mi
the firm up to this date. ""4'an'a d.
IS. clllLls,
v.r,b,,,s- -. JOS. SMITH.
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JAPAN NEWS.

SAN. Francisco, March l0.-The Japar
Gazette Of Feb. 90, contains the following
On January 90, the Empress received tht
wives and families Of the English, United
States and Belgian Ministers. The EN-
peror has ordered that his own income
shall pay tax equally with his subjects
He will pay about $4,000.
KIDD, one oil the foreign ambassadors
has been appointed Minister Of Education
The government is=making strenuous
efforts TO put down the rebellion oil Sa-
mourai, but many Of the military threw
down their arms and refused 10 fight
their countrymen. ss..s 10 -
The Gazette says the people need have
no fears for the safety Of friends in Japan
nor for the financial condition Of The
country. ls.- a.-
EnvomatO has been appointed minister
plenipotentiary to Russia Imakura haC
nearly recovered.
The Samourai OF Sagokenhipen have
assembled in the temples, demanding tha
an expedition be dispatched to Corea
Their number is constantly increasing
On the night oil the 1st Of February ihey
went to the Bank Of Ano, OF Fukakava
and used such violence that all the clerk
fed away.
The registration Of the people has beer
disregarded for long time, but It has nov
been accurately accomplished. Thl
census shows the population Of thI
Empire 10 be 81, 100000. ....
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TEMPERANCE CRUSADE.

NEW YORK, March 10.-Last evening
a temperance demonstration took place
In Hanson place Baptist Church, Brook
lyn, when Rev. DR. sFnltOn- spoke !or
prayer and the hope OF q temperance re.
form. This evening great meeting will
be held In Plymouth Church. Hon. Ru-
tus F. Andrews, new apostle oil total ab-
stinence, SAID in q speech in this city last
evening that be was proud of Ohio, hi!
native State, which had become the cradle
Of the great temperance movement, ever
as Independence Hall was the cradle o.
liberty ~. tf q 4 i q
ooLuMBus, March 19.-The crusaders
were out to-day visiting the msnuEactur
ing establishments and private houses
One hundred and sixty signatures were
obtained 10 the citizens pledge. A mass
meeting Of persons under twenty-onC
years Of age will be held in City Hall
Saturday night.
WORCESTER, March l0.-The woman's
temperance movement took new phase
here today without previous announce
ment. -Four bands Of ten or twelve won.
en- In each started out and visited many
prominent saloons, singing and praying
wherever they were allowed, and urging
owners, bar.keepers and spectators to sign
the pledge. They were generally vel
treated, but their appeals met no marked
success.
PITTSBURGH, March 1O.-The meeting
ot the Women's Temperance Union this
afternoon was one Of the largest OF The
campaign. The interest In the movement
is still increasing. A public mass meeting
will be held tomorrow evening,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 19.-Parliament Assem-
bled today and tho Queens speech wa!
read. Her Majesty refers 10 the continu,
ancG Of friendly relations with loreicr
powers, and alludes TO the marriage of The
Duke OF Edinburg Rs a pledge Of friend
ship between two great empires, Warm
praise is given to the troops In the Ashan.
tee expedition for courage and endurance
Speaking OF the famine In India, the
Queen says: "The Governor General ol
India has been directed to spare no cost
In his efforts 10 mitigate this terrible ca.
lamity." The expenditures for the flscal
year will be submitted 10 the House Of
Commons Immediately. Measures viii
be submitted TO Parliament which II il
believed will be found calculated 10 do
away with much Of the expense and do
lay attending the transfer OF land in Eng.
land.
Several local matters are referred 10,
including the act affecting the relations
between master and servant, ''the act
dealing with ofcnses in connection with
trade and the law Of conspiracy" In
view Of the remonstrances made against
these measures Her Majesty desires that
parliament before attempting fresh legis-
lation concerning them should be In DOS
session OF all the material facts and of
the precise question In controversy, To
secure which she has i@ued her roysl
commission Of inquiry into the state and
workingo of the laws.
TROOPS ARRIVED FROM THE GOLD COAST.
The Fusileers arrived ut Portsmouth
today from tho gold coast.
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the item for mlleageand remarked Il was
time that this great American swindle
was abolished.

the Item for mlleage,And remarked Il wa
time that this great American swindlt
was abolished.
Mr.. Clymer sustained the amendment
Mr. TremAin submitted that they were
rihlng with valuable time oil the House
and country, and he therefore hoped thu
amendment would not be adopted.
MIR. Randall advocated the amendment
he proposed to fight the appropriations IL
this bill line by line.
Mr. Mellish remarked that he would
attempt at every opportunity 10 stop this
stealing of $130,O00 from the Treasury
Mr.. Parker Of Missouri, asked Mr.
Melllsh II he undertook to say that the
members oil the House were engaged 10
stealing $130.000.
Mr. Melllsh repeated what be had al
ready said, and that mileage was a great
American swindle. He believed there
never was such a swindle perpetratcd un.
der any other Government.
Mr. Parker repeated his question amid
o good deal Of noise and confusion, but
the Chairman stated that the question In
the form put did not seem parliamentary.
MI. Parker asked the opinion Of the
Chair as to whether Mr.. Mellish's re-
marks were parliamentary.
Mr. Garfield, manilesting impatience
Let US have vote.
MIR. Nlblack moved to reduce the
amount one.half and expressed the opin.
ION that ten cents q mile was q Just and
lair compensation for travelling expenses.
Mr. Alellish said he would modify his
language and call mileage constructive
stealing or legal stealing, but he would
not withdraw his expression that II was
the great American swindle.
Mr. Potter opposed Mr.. NiblaCk's 8
amendment because 1t did not reduce the
enough.
Mr.. Cox said they would never have an
endto this discussion unless they, stopped
the cash, and he hoped the House would
do that to-day,
The discussion which had been very
noisy and excited here closed, and the
Committee proceeded to vote on Mr.. Nib.
lacks amendment, which was rejected;
5s to SO.
Mr. Holman suggested ss a measure Of
peace an amendment repeating the law
allowing mileage, but a point OF order was
raised by Mr.. Parker, Of Missouri, and the
was not received.
The committee then rose after having
BOT through with only two pages OF the
Dill and the House adjourned.
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ONO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, March 19.-In the House
the following bills passed: Kemp's, bill
TO protect land owners; Senate bill, 10 al
low married women 10 sue and be sued
IN their own name; Senate bill to Join
counties together for the purpose of erect.
Ing q Childrens' Home.
In the Senate the following bills passed
Senate bill granting the consent Of Ohio
to the Government Of the United States tc
acquire by purchase lands within Ohio
for the improvement Of the Ohio river
Senate bill TO amend the Code so as to pro
vide that on petition Of the owners o.
more than Fl feet front Of any street, OF
part Of street, the same may be i'm
proved and kept in repair at the charge
ot the owner Of adjoining lots; to exemp
members Of Sharp Shooters organizations
from labor on the highway and as Jurors
after being members OF such companie:
lor five years.
A bill was introduced making OBJ.
struction 10 mechanics or laborers in tht
prosecution ol their lawful Vocations pun
ishable by fine and imprisonment.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-Judge Noah
Davis, q former U. g. Senator, now Dis
trict Attorney in New York, made an
elaborate statement to-day to the Com,
mittee on Ways and Means, giving his
knowledge Of the connection with Phelps
Dodge q Cos case. - w - y
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
On assembling Of the District Of Colum.
bia Investigating Committee to-day the
chairman, Mr.. Allison, announced TO the
committee that he had made o ruling in
substance that they will In their uiscrc-
ton issue subpgnas duceS dscum to com.
pc! the production Of private papers, pro.
vided there be first filed with the com.
mittee au affidavit Of some person or pro.
tesslonal written statement OF the counsel,
avering to the best OF his knowledge the
existence OF such papers, and showing
that they are material evidence in the In.
vestigRtion with which such committee ,s
charged; the committee will then decide
as 10 the admissabiity Of issuing the
subpoena asked Tor,
II twas also announced that the commit.
tee will not be restricted 10 such charges
and specifications as the memorlalIsts
may choose to submit, but will take such
action and send for such papers as may
be necessary and proper 10 secure a
thorough and impartial investigation OF
oil matters embraced in the resolutions Of
the Senate and House creating the COM
mittee, ,t.G ... sl-
A desultory examination OF the school
fund question then ensued, in which the
various members OF the committee, coun.
sci on both sides, and Gov. Shepard en-.
gsged IN an argumentatiVe conversation,
but nothing new was elected. The com.
mittee took recess till 2 p. NJ.
After recess the Committee examined
William BslIantyne, to ascertain under
what authority he provided furniture for
the District schools. he testifed that he
made q. bargain and completed furniture
under verbal order Of the School Trus.
tees Of the old corporation Of Washington,
such having been the practice at that
time. Subsequently, before the furniture
was delivered, the new District Govern
ment having been established, he prochr.
ed from Governor Cooke written order,
to make himself entirely secure under the
verbal order Of the old authorities, Tor
whom he had nearly fulfilled the contract.
The President nominated Ada C.
Sweet for pension agent at Chicago. :.
Senator Morton was In the Senate to-
day in his usual health. "- ~
A counterfeit OF the fifty cent note has
been received at the Treasury Depart.
ment. 1t ia poor imitation.
The Senate has confirmed the uomina.
ton OF A, c. Sweet, Pension Agent at Chi.
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O1AsHNd OF AUTHORITY.
on Tank struck by Lirbtplpr.

PrrTsBuRou, March 19.-A special 10
the Chronicle today, from Modoc City,
says that an oil tank was struck by light:
ming yesterday and burstat one O'Clock
last night, the flames spreading in all di-
rections, burning the well owned by Jas.
Adams and tank Of oil belonging 10 the
Union Pipe Company. A hardware store
and number OF dwellings below the tank
were also burned. 1t was feared Tor a
time that 1t would take the whole OF the
iron tanks below Troutman's we'll, with
all the rest on the run The total loss Is
estimated at $4,000. Tue Union Pipe
Co, pumped about 500 barrels out OF their
tank when the connection was burned of.
The report that several lives were lost is
incorrect.
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a SPECIAL from Washington 10 yester.
days Cincinnati Commercial says that the
following grains Of sense emanRted from
the Senate discussion on Wednesday
They were talking about the finances.
Senator HAMLIN-"This discussion has
been carried on to an extent little less thar
criminal" Senator SHERMAN Busiuest
Of all kinds ts disarranged by our failure
TO indicate what we arc going to do"
Senator Logan-"I am ready to vote or
this question tomorrow, or Monday, ol
whenever the Senate Is ready" Senator
Chandler-"When all these long.winded
fellows get through, let US take up The
question under the dVe.minute rule, and
then sit II ont." Senator Davis-"l
add my voice TO the demand for i'm
mediate action" Senator Ferry, Of MI
chigan-"I am willing to fix Monday
for general debate under the five.mln'
ute rule, and then sit 1t through until
we finish by q VOTE" Senator Ferry, oI
Connecticut-"I have been disgusted
listener TO this three months debate. Lei
us recommlt the whole question 10 the
Finance Committee now" Senator Nor.
rill, OF Maiue-"This question has lin.
gered and languished, and languished
and fingered with us Tor three
months, II We continue roolinc
away time at this rate, the hoI
months of August and September will find
us here" Senator Thurman-"The de-
bate, as ! once before remarked, has beer
useless consumption Of time" Notwith
standing the above indication Of returning
reason on the part Of Senators, Ar
Davis, Of West Virginia, got the floor and
delivered a two hours set speech tc
empty seats, II would be waste O.
time to attempt to predict the end oil the
ihhAian
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We surrender a considerable space in
our paper this morning TO the report made
TO the City Council Of Cincinnati by the
committee appointed to visit New York
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
view of cleaning information as to the
best and cheapest method OF paving
streets. The time IS at hand, If not imme.
distely upon us, when this city must under.
take extensive improvements Of this char.
Acter, and therefore the report Of the Gin
cinnah committee Is deserving Of atten.
ton from members Of Council and all
others who will be called to deal with the
question, as well as from tax payers gen.
rrslly.
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HAVANA.


NEW YORK, March l0.-From private
advlces received from Havana under date
oi March Is, Cuban merchants In this
city have learned that the Commission
Della Denda has been engaged in an ex-
animation OF the affairs OF the Spanish
Bank. and have ascertained that that In
stltutiOn has issued $l04,000,0 900 In paper
currency instead Of $50 900, 900, which
the Bank had acknowledged in its pub.
lished statement that its capital Is only
800 900. ! In addition a very large
quantity Of counterfeit bills have bean
discovered. Many persons are exchAng.
Ing their currency-ior real estate and
buildings, the owners OF currency being
lar more anxious to have property In.
buildings than to hold any quantity Of
depreciRting currency. Ia sss.!s 0a-
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lail, and 4 900 Lake Shors.
Chicago marker.

CHICAGO. March 10.-Flour-DulI but
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and weak:
No. ! Chicago spring 81 24a1 244; No. 8
do 81 lS; regular 81 10 fresh SPOT: 81 1sE
al l9t April; B 93t May; No. 3 do 81 Is;
rejected 81 09a1 cot. Corn-Fair de.
mand and advanced; No. 3 mixed clio;
regular 623c; strictly fresh spot 6l1a6lsc
April; 84fc May; new No. 9 mixed 5Sfc;
rejected old 6stc; new 5Stc. Oats-Duli
but unchanged. Rye-Steady; No. S6s
SIC. Bsrley-Quiet and weak; No. Q
spring 81 52a1 "a. Pork-Fair demand
and advanced; $I4 IS cash; $14 rs April;
10 90 May. Lard-Steady; IS 80 spot;
fS 90 April. Bulk Meats-Steady; shout.
ders 5ici short rib middles Sc; short clear
Stc spot, loose. Whisky-steady at 92tc.
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TnE letter published this morning
from Senator BoREHAN very satislacto.
lily disposes Of the complaints raised in
onr Charleston letter n few days ago, in
regard To certain Federal appointments
alleged TO have been made from this
State and charged up to 1t on the official
register AT Washington city. 1t seems
that two Of the cases complained OF were
not charged 10 the State at all, al
though made from West Virginia, ant
were not obtained by the aid OF the dele
cation from this State In Congress, whilC
the other appointee was moi only citi2er
but voter In the State at the time OF hi!
appointment. He, too, received his ap
pointnent mainly through outside inlu
euCes On the whole, Senator FOREMAN.
letter Is decided relutation Of the retlec
tiOns cast upon him by the letter referred
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, March 19.-Cotton-Firm
at 153c. Flour Quiet and steady.
Wheat-Quiet and steady at 81 As,
Corn-Firmer at G2a67c. Oats-Ste adv
at 5Oa5Sc. Rye-Steady at 81 03. Barley
Dull and nominal. Oila-Unchanped.
Eggs-Steady at 19c. Butter-Dull and
declining; choice 3Sa40c.r Cheese-Firm.
Pork-ln fair demand and firm; country
mess $15 90; city do SIS 25. Lard-Firm;
steam SIC spot and buyer March; kettle
9a94c. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders
80 614a5 IS; clear rib 81 s5 spot; 81 873
buyer March, all loose; clear rib sold al
Ste boxed; clear scarce at sta34c. Bacon
In good demand; shoulders 6ic; clear
rib SIC; clear DC. Whisky-Firm at 9Oc.
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The Missing Man Moorehouse.

LAFAYETTE, IND, March 19.-The
Developments today throw considerable
doubt on the suppOsition that Benjamin
hoorehouse has been murdered. The
missing mans coat and hat was found a
mile from the river In the road, each with
numerous holes cut therein, but which
common sense shows were not
made while on the person Of
anyone. The supposltion is, therefore,
that Moorehouse has absconded, and has
taken this means to mislesd people.
There Is no apparent reason, however,
Tor this movement on his part, as hIs
financial and family affairs seem to be in
good condition.
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TOLEDO, March 10.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; No. l white
Michigan 81 s.; amber Michigan 81 473
June; No. red 81 "a; No. 9 do 81 4S.
Corn-steady; high mixed 00c; March and
April G1c; May 084c; June 69ic; July zoe;
new high mixed 66Ic; low mixed o5fc; no
grade 6Stc. Oats-Quiet and unchanged;
No. l, 54ic. Clover Seed-$I IS.
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SENATOR DAVIS, Of West Virginia, in
tue course OF his speech on the Finances
Wednesday, went Into quite an extensive
review oil the monetary sttairs of the
country, and particularly OF the National
Banking System, and expressed his con-
VIction that the remedy for the present
Ills that now afIlict the country, IN
the matter OF currency, is in the transfer
N banking capital from New England to
The South and West, and not Initiation. If
there must be an increase, however, let Il
be in greenbacks, and not iu national
bank notes II the transfer OF banking
capital could not be made. he would ie-'
Vor all increase in greenbscks, to meet
The wants Of The West aud South.