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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
LYON COUNTY TIMES
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which may BE- done with ene-fourth the
usual expense by using tie
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY FoR USE.
WATERPROOF. pURA.

-,,rpRoor WATERPROOF. DURA-
bic. Economical and Ornamental
r,af may be covered with very ehesF
sA,nrle. and by application OF tais slste ~
nxie e last from 70 II - years Via Hs.'
.,n he PATCHED and coated. looking maeh pet
-, "a l.stinr longer than new shingles vlth.
on, ,bp slate Ter oNE-THlRD Fhk CoSt or
pF-sHlNGLING The expense OF siatinS new
sh,ngles Is only about the cost OF s'aiPH -
inc them, The paint is fisf-fhoot ss.lns'
.parks or aysns enet =. - n-ss ps say
- Nv .nyore. 1T SropS SNEhl bsAh'
~ ,rr .tr or iron has no equal, as II expae1s
r. haa. contracts by cold, snd Ns'th ShaSAs
- sr.les Roof. covered with Tar SaeaihlhS
wa ,,zn he male water-tigat al s9naii q
,ense. aud preserved for many yesss' snts
Sl.te Faint il EXrRkAEih ehhAf, ~
s,.lsor. uill cover a hundred square ieet Q,
$500. r,Tsf while on tin. iron. felt, matched
b,.rSs or any smooth surface, ttefa 'so
~-.,ts 4, sue gallon are required " wv sf"AV
a.. ~ surface, ard although the RANT hAs
h.svv Md, il is easily applied with orusa-
xa-.a USED IL THIS COMPOSITION,
rser.fers I, neither cracks in Winter nor rams
A., sunsner On deesged shingles " htls AZ
-. 49, .oa r,,r..s aud gives new sanstab-
49, -,cf inst will last fer years. enfiea 9,
..r,.s, SHINGLES 1t brings to their pAsces aaa
800 them there II nils up all hoies ia =
rcofs stops the iesks. and ssthea-a ~
srxer rsia ioet not saect u a lew a"ars -, 49,
srtx,ns As nesrly all paints that are ots'A
49, Tn be sure yoG obtain eur ok>tlNk
srris,e which ttor shinAl- rootsl Is SiiN'GS,-
IsTr COLOR, when first applied ehsa1Aias
=. .hout n month to a uniiorn slate coief' saI
). 70 an insrats and purposes SLATE, oa ~
ROOFS our rel color Is usually nreieTiri. -
-. - e,u.l T. Eve Of any ordinary pant
- psIck WALLS our BRIGHT RAD Is ne OILY
r.,;able Slate Paint ever introduced ,aSt W
,ceSsaslly proven, dsmpuess from pe.s 'tss.
80 mi disFolartng the plaster Fhese fAla,s
ara also largely used on out-e1ns s'la 49, -,
or as pruning coat on nnS oa'' p.,s,sy Rrn
aud nEkNxk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
Virginia & Truckee R. r.
New Arran gen N t!
LIGHTNING EXPRESS!
0N AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY l. 1870,
Throurh Trains Daily
aorSa wEsr-wILL LEAVE

Between VIRGINIA CITY and SAN FRA
cisco, via Vallejo. will leave - foliows''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-17
Assessment Notice.

a TLANTIc CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A CampAny--iseealioa ef priaeipai p,Ac,
af easaaass. San FRANCHISE, CAliiarals. Loea
tioa II yerk,. Devils Gate District. storey
sna l.sun Coaniirs, Nevada - Notice 10
hereby given that al meeting q! ihe Iras-
tiers II raid ee1pAay held uu tie Sgh DAY
81 October. ls56. az assessment NJ. y Of -
Cents per share MAS leyied upon ,ae capital
stock u the separation. payable immediately
ia Unisad states gold cuin. 10 the oecTet&gy
., the cfiace Of the company. No 80 Pine
street. Reeua No 81. san FrSGaisco, Cali
;erai4 And any ssock uPca wasrn shts
sseessnaen, shall remain unpaid an the rsea-
ti-th gotta day Of November. lsse.
Will be a-ei.sel delinquent and will bc daiy
advertised for sale AZ pahlte auction, aud VA.
less payment IA made before will X Sold on
TUESDAY. the Sinsttensh DAY II Deeem-
bsr. SD, 10 ia Selinqaenf assessment, To-
gethe with costs OF adseriisiag aud expenses
of lie
order az To Boar If Directors
PETER ROB RrsoN. secretary.
Ofare--Rsom 81, No. 30 Pine street, san
Francisco. California.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16
TIIE SEWING MACHINE NOSOp.
OILY

The Committee on Patents of the
House of Representatives have reported
against an extension OF the Wilson sew
ing machine patents. The first Of these
patents. based on the invention of the de-
vice tor feeding sewing machines, was
issued November. 1850. and has been re-
newod and extended at variou, times
by an association called the sewing Ma
chine Combination. This association,
which included the wealth OF the most
successful and prosperous sewing ma.
! chine companies. has been enabled to
control tic sewing machine trade through
| out the country. and has thu maintained
the price Of one OF the most useful arti-
Giles Of domestic use at figures 80 high
that it is often beyond the reach OF the
very class who stand most in need of the
benefits 10 be derived from it.
The last Of these patents will expire
next year and the combination have
made application tor another extension.
The net profits 10 the manufacturers, dur
ing the year 1871, were upward OF thirty
eight millions, two hundred thousand
dollars. The renewal OF the patents
would guarantee them an Increase OF
these enormous profits. The House CON-
,nittee ascertained that on every machine
manufactured, none of which are
sold for less than siXty-iivc dollars,
the net profit exceeded by large
percentage, halt this amount, and that
the companies have long shipped ma
chimes to England, where they were sold
for much less than the price asked foT
them in this country and that OH these
| foreign sales, large profits We're made.
In the light of this knowledge, the COM
mittce decided that Allan Il. Wilson,
who. mcmorialilcd congress Tor the
combination, had been fully recompens-
editor all labor and expense involved in
the invention and development
OF his devise for feeling machines /:
that the consolidated power in
the hand of the combination
has been used opprcs,ively and tyrannic-
| ally in many Instances has been able to
keep the prices OF the machines at an un-
usually cxorbitant figure has brought
great wealth TO the companies and indi.
yiduals belonging 10 il; and has .tillcd
the growth OF a tree and healthy cOmpc.
'ition, aud by thi, means Ia, kept from
the public other aud useful machines
which could have been sold 1t q much
less price.
The refusal 10 extend these patents will
lower the price Of sewing machine. "a
one-half that i now asked Tor them,
and unless the companies reduce now.
"ill curtAil the sales Of machine. ma'rr,.
ally until the expiration OF the patents
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EtpIELI'.a sssDfuar, ..p
sDsSEBSn

~ '-p-,--' Hif' ~ le't - f-f
. .., ~'' 10 a,--F -i.1'.'y '''gs, 1'--
-'' 'Or 'Dl 80.
"1'/f A'-'il - H4hsi' n ai-s '.iy. bee
Yen .1|s ,'s4 - q ifrif' u-a ., lea-
u'e heph'iie4ls ~ FletDIy. Jhi. tue
'u'Se "oi'ld CON" ne4rer doing than
any hspuD!ic'.i "liin ,he circle u our
acquaintance lie IL an able lawyer, q
Ju'' Judge s'od cililen and very
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

| five years for his reward should
ret It, This conclusion Ia ir-
rcsistiblc. l'ut il this consdcra-
ton had not already fixed us for DIETRICH,
the fact that he was personally acquainted
with the lamcnted Lincoln would And
above all the fact that he is an honest
Radical would iastcn us 10 him
ms with hooks of steel. But
it might he an objection to
the Republicans who vote the straight
ticket. They would probably prefer n
man to whom they might be fastened
rs with hooks of steal We must he
pardoned but this is such bad wi.ticism
in the direction oi truth we could not
keep it out.
Another possible candidate for con-
grcss on the Radical ticket j. Hon. y. e.
Willis. of Metropolis, nominated by the
Massac journal. The JoN~n' declares
that lic is cminently suited for the posi-
ton. because being Republican revenue
collector. lac has come forth
from the midst Of Investigations aud
revenue frauds "spotlr>S." aS our FREUD
Joscs says. "without the smell oi cor
uption on his garments" and because.
although he cann,Shc called AN orator
he Is cmphaiically s, ~n. and can rol!
a. large 4 stone ~ csu,nurublican>
These are very for ~ reasons why MIR.
Willis should bc scat up 10 Congress. \
Republican rcvcnEc collector who has
come out from the midst OF investigation
Spotlcss, and who can roll n large a stone
- most Republican workers. ought TO TIC
rewarded Spoilc>S collector, >tone-roll-
ing Willis. we shall hail YOU a a most
noble victim. Go in, willis, and permit
~ 10 beat YOU. DO.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16
Sheriff. Sale.

~ virtue Of n special execution 10 me
directed by the clerk Of the circuit court of
H.,R Ier county, ~ the state OF Illinois,
W htDf - George BDehiner, aud against
ElnhO.d V. BciIner and Settle Bel/nrr /
Nlh -e! the following DESCRIBED property.
U-Niit The houses situated upon lo,s
hlhhtfed Xix 49, and seven ~, ~ block
numbered tweHty.-ix l2gj, and lot
hlh.DsfsH three ~ 10 block
l"ebtg -ssSen ~, in the city Of
talTDi rYun'y u Alexander, Ia the state Of
llinoi' and al-p the leasehold estate of
hEihh'ld ': Beilnrr aud settle Bo<ner, In
ahH 70 shiJ Ipt' Xix, seven, aud three,
!" NE properly Of said Rein.
iOi V. ErlIger and sci.
iis Ef.Iner, at public sale at the southwest
1'pf OF The court house In the city Of Caro-.
~ we county 81 Alexander and State OF
Illinois, On the -py6utecnth u7t,u day nj
HHgn' y. d., 1870, At the hour Of eleven
~ pr..'ek, a. m, Tor cash 10 satisfy said
execution. ALEX. II IRWIN
Carr, H., Feb. ~. ls7J. 2l3.ti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

IhE New York SIN expresses the
opinion, without any unnecessary llour.
isheS, that the effort to reform the Rcpub.
iican party, by Republicahism, will prove
failure and that the purpose TO do so is
only pretended any how that the wing
Of the party which will rule the CincIn-
natl convention is powerful, unscrupu
ious, guilty ofunblemishing frauds in the
past and meansto play the same game
on again IN the approaching convention.
1t Is bent on burglary, and If any man
In the crowd is sentimental aud doesn't
want to carrys jimmy, it will object u
his company, and what is more, won,
have II.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16
TIE E1cs1t.lsain.

From the New YORK. Herald
The analysis of the matter supposed To he
flesh. and which was showcrcd ON the soil
of Kentucky. would 20 to prove that it isihe
gclatinous substances oi the pawn OF la
trachian reptiles, or, in other words, oi
frogs. The disappointed h,n'uck'ans VIII
doubtless he ,lsg,,stod at this destruction
of their champion mystery. From buffalo
humps and ycnison outlets TO frog spawn I!
"Oh. what fall wa. there my country
men :" 5ut until further details we are in
clinrd TO stand by unpublished opinion re
gardns The nature OF the substance. which
may hc sllmmcd np in onn word -"WOrm..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Republicans Garry the state
BelknRp Didn't Win for the Demo.

tBoston Telegram of the 18th insi)
\ Concord special to the Post. Demo-
cratic, comedies Republican victory in
New Hampshire, a majority in both
branches OF the legislature and the cleo.
ton OF Cheney by the people by small
majority but a. was the case last wear
later returns may materially affect the re-
suit. One hundred and ,iNty-,ix towns
and wards give Cheney 21.13l, Marcy
Dem. 25,22l. Kendall aud scattering PSI !:
same towns last year gave Republicans
2G,js3, Democrats 2j,9GJ, and scattering
II /; Republican net gain ais.
The Republicans are confident that
they have made clean sweep, and are
very Jubilant. There i. no doubt that
they have elected majority Of the SEN
ators, and they claim a majority in the
house OF fifteen. The Democrats do not
conccdc that the house i. Republican.
l.. II. Rollins of the Republican State
committee, considers that the Republic
an. have elected nine of twelve senator's.
and that they will have q majority OF
twenty in the house. He thinks Che.
ncy's majority will be at least 200.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16
ILLINOIS ATbIIg1INTEN<I<I.

VIC NlEF freclyrI 4 Iritrr from Hon.
Jane ". W4shburu. ylca.yresjl.r, az
uAs liiiuDi- State Byarl 81 Agricu.,1rc
for the Eighteenth C,ro-cs.i,pst rs..
,fic, requesting u, - puJli.b q circuit,
enclo''-l Boz hi. letter IN rcparl,, tho col.
ise'lDu oi agricultural aaI mineral uro..
lgei. NJ n... sat. "a, ,i.,. oa,,,,,f.i'r,-
la.1t. So Aa3 yuD.i.ies the ,.,auis,
t'Dy1l rf og.gra,. bafsrc N-. VII.
.l'' g:.,r ne f-a-y,-l by u.. IN,
i. ..v. "a. n. .............
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baerids Sale,

ny tiIlue 0i -pcc al execution o. me di-
'1'tu u! The CLERK Of tho circuit court OF
n's 4hAei county, In the state OF Illinois,
10 lAEpi o, Frederick fairthorn and Theo.
against sarah H. Kline, / viii sell The iol.
loving described pr1perty. to.wit, Lot.
numbered seven and eight o., IA block
numbered thlriy.eight l.,sj, In the city OF
CAIRO, county u Alexander aud State OF
iiiln0i', u Tue property Of the SAID Sarah l..
mine NJ pubilc sale at the southwest door
OF the court house In the city Of Cairo, In
.hY county OF Alexander and state OF Hi
nol., on the Seventeenth A Ith day of March
A. d., 1876, at the hour Of Eleven al
O'Clock, \. NJ, for cash, to satisfy said exc.
euuoh' ALKX. IL. IRWIN,
sherill OF Alexander county, Illinois.
CAIRO, HIS, February 10Th, 1896. 2.42.td.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

The latest sensation in English high
life Is the elopement Of the wife OF Lord
Aglesford, recently called home from In
dia, with the Marqul. Of Blandiord, the
eldest son Of the Duke of Marlborough.
The Marquis is notorious for his social es-
capades, and though only thirty-two
years Of age has spent a large fortune
Tie lady was wife for thirty years ant
has son twenty-four years of age.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

Mis-. PRRsIDEST GRANT has very small
feet and Mrs.. Belknap has little feet two I;
but some cOnscienccless newspaper
"rite- says Mr.. Secretary Of War Tan
has feet like rai.in boxes. but doesn't add
that the size OF them has anything TO DO
with ralsin' her husband to a di.tin.
guishel pO.itlon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

JUDGE ALLEN. Envoy E1,r-o' llugry
Minister Plenipotentiary. Privy COM
cilor and Lord Chief Justice. etc., ETC.. %
sent to Washington by hi. majesty 81 the
Sandwich Islands in the interests Of the
Hawaiian treaty, is described a. an ex.
tremely small man physically, whose orig
maj proportions have been shriyeled By
the weight Of seventy years OF life.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16
IlIN SiIAcr AlursIInna


NJ rocent meeting Of the PoIitico,
H1onomy Society Pari, the subject OF dis.
cl''lon was the decline in the value of Ill.
Ver' ltwas gcncially agreed that the 80.
iulion OF the problem |, to be found in the
immense production OF American mines.
~ was also laid, in the course OF discussion
'hN'h monetary policy OF the United
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

WHEN he went into Office he borrowed
81 ,s00-Robeson did. lie has been in Of
flee several years and is now worth 81.
600, 00O-Robcson is. Therefore there is
against Robson clear p,'in,a .ticic case,
in consequence of which fact he must be
held to be thief until he has provet
that he is an honest man.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

The colored troops fought nDbly for
Lieutenant-Governor Davi. In Tie Mi.,.,-
sippi Senate. On the vote Oh impe4lli-
ment the result stood thlr,y-igO for,
four against Impeachment, and the four
negatives were cn!Orel HspuhIcaHs.
One cOlored Republican SeEa,oF rDJ-I
in the affirmative.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

states Is not yet understood. VI. Che,aler
DECLARED that the present la,c of silver was
predicted by Humboldt Ia iSo2, while he
was investigating the Mexican mines. Of
which he then wrote that they were only
"skimmcd," and, whcn worked 10y enter.
prising people. would produce enough to
inundiie Europe with silver.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

OUR friend, the good Ben. Jones, of the
Metropolis Journal quotes poetry at a
slow court-quotcs Hamlet about the in
science of office, the laws delays, etc.
If poetry fails to make the court hurry.
what can. We hope the good Jones will
hurl several more verses at the judge.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

Washington society" expresses much
sympathy with Mrs. Belknap because
"when this is over they will have MOTH
ing Mrs. Belknap should have thought
ofthat. She could not expect TO eat her
cake and have IT, Here is lesson to fIl-
ture feminine dealer, in post-trader>hips
and the like.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

The nomination OF Dana TO be
Schenck's successor is most heartily re-
ceived in England. The people are glad
to have Literary Pirate in place OF an
Honest Poker Player. Well, tastes can
not be accounted for, as the old woman
said when she kissed the COW.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

TnE bill reducing the salary of the
President to twenty-five thousand dol
lars passed the Seuate oh Tuesday. All
the Senators except Bayard OF Delaware.
whose names have ever been mentioned
in connection with the Presidency, voted
for the bill.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

The people OF England do not look
kindly on the Queens purpose to cndow
herself with the title OF Empress of India.
A resolution is to be offered against it in
the House OF Commons by the Marquis
of darlington.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

GEN. !. u. WEBSTER. Internal revenue
collector at Chicago. died in that city on
Monday. In lsGl. he had charge of the
deienses about Cairo. and was ai(erward
Gen. Grants chief of artillery at Fort
Donaldson aud Shiloh.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

The opninion prevails in Washing
ton that Mr.. Kerr Is a better speaker
than Blaine. Where Blaine was feared
Kerr is respected and rules the House in
a manner at once deliberate, emphatic
and forcible,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

Tine Indianapolis Hernta. which has
been. for a year, hating between two
opinions concerning Orville Grants
brother. Uly.ess-whe,her he is a knaye
or a fool-has come to a conclusion.
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PEADLETON.
An Explanation that Does Not IN
plain-tsr Tells 10 Al

Washington Telegram of the nth iust)
MIR. Pcndlcton's testimony before the
committee on war department eNpcndi.
lures this morning Is the talk of the
town. and few are found TO defend the
position in which he has placed himself.
lie denies that he paid anybody any
money or other consideration 10 obtain
the passage of the railroad claim. but
boldly admits that while lac was paid
president OF the railroad and the ad-
ministrator of an estate owning three
iifths OF the road. he made ver-
bal agreement with himself. with
the consent of the other owners of the
road. it Is true. for the collection of a
claim of SllS,000, which he says he
thought Il sound and Just one for Il COM
mission of fifty per cent. He got the
claim allowed. drew the money and was
paid about 100000 of which $4,000 was
paid for clerk who made up the ac-
counts for him. The estate of which he
was administrator got only three
iliths of the remainder, or less
than $4,000. Pendlcton says he
thought the claim was n good one. but
Senator Stevenson testified that the own
crs were satisfied with the fifty per cent
because they regarded it a so mnch
money made; that such was one owners
opinion OF the value of the claim that he
offered to sell his share in il for five cents
on the dollar, and that lie, Stevenson.
was surprised when told that Pendlcton
had succeeded in getting 1t paid.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

PRESIDENT GRANT has nominated
Richard l.. Dcrickson Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue in place of Gen Webster.
deceased.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

CONSUMPTION "runs in the Tomlinson
family. The disease, in the present Mrs.
Belknap's case, took peculiar iorm-shc
consumed post-iraderships.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

Tur Fcnian prisoners are to be- set free
on the day when Victoria is proclaimed
Empress OF India.
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- -
SISntcr

From the Burlington lla~kcye.l
lhcr was AN OLD fellow named lleisicr.
Who proved most wrcichcl old shyster
1--WE cannot COON,
for our wimc-, has gone
We are Mar>hed" exclaimed tlymer the
ilei-ter
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16
JOHN n. oBERLY. Editor.

I'm, worst President the United States
hos ever had. has drawn the biggest sal
ary
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A KENTUCKY letter writer says tho Mrs
Betknaps were corrupted 10y their assoc
alton with Radical rings and cliqnrs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

Tng kcnhickians are as proud of their
shower Of flesh rs boy with new play
thing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-16

From the Couricr-lournal
General Grant /, reported 10 be in very
the ground. lie j. reported TO have audi.
bly sighed.
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I tfE niftitfift
WIN .,oadfas,,v opnoso tho no,ic,.s y, :,
Renublic,n marty. md rcn,so IN h. train
melled BY the dic,a,lon Of anv clioue in tho
'u'iAeu It's h''sS'oh' anu That the Demo
e'suc party rs n'" "'ssp'@sd shouio pefe'
~ oe"''e' 'he NAUTICAL tyranny 'h@t 10
LOT several years oppressed the SOUTH
Southern State. ncrmi,,ed N cor,roI ,ho,,
own affairs.
men,. from ex,or,,ny and un,u.,ly d..crim
mating in their business transactions with
the public.
'',''' ',''"'.. Of specie ,',,
debt.
ton OF public affairs
-
AAo "A A>1 w NJ al cAs
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tents and