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The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
Wrong Report.

The report in one of the City papers
yesterday afternoon, that the fire on the
roof Of Geo. w. Jackson, was extinpuisb-
ed by member ofthe Delaware Fire Co.
was not correct. The fire was extin-
gulshed by l.. ii. Webber, and while do
ing so some Of the members of the Della
ware Co. turned a stream on him. and
nearly knocked him off the roof.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
The Day Ofthe Peoples Renre
SentatiyeS
From the Palisade News.

Let representatives of the people move
steadily and earnestly forward in the dis
charge OF their duty, searching out, ex-
posing, and bringing to condgin punish
ment, II it may be, the gigantic fraud
which has abased the elective franchise
and robbed the people of their rights, so
that its repetition will be forever here
after impossible in this republic.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
All that was Necessary.
From the Peoples vindicator.

From The Peoples Vlnd1catOr.
. The settlement of the Presidential i'm
broglio of 1876 was, to our mind, quite
easy. All that was necessary was strict
obedience to the Constitution. The very
law which these revolutionists overran
was clothed with as much form, both in
verbiage and sanctity, as any we could
now enact. If they had no respect for
the present plain law, is to be supposed
these people would have reverency for
any law?
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

If you desire cheeks with roses of health
upon them, if you want the peculiar bril-
liancy of complexion so priced by ladies'
and admired by everybody, if in a word,
you want that perfection of physical ap-
pearance that pure blood insures, use Dir
Bulls blood mixture
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
STANLEY MATTHEWS aass

STANLEY MATHEWS asserts " on hi.
honor as Senator" that his hands ara
clean. " course he does. Just so the
Credit Mobilier Senators and Repres@en. @
tatlves assertsd" " on their honor" that
they alo nottake the bribe but the doc.
uments showed that they did all ~
same. Matthew's letters to And.rsn, sno
settle the business for him.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
Louisiana Witnesses En- Route

New ORLEANS, June 6.-Ex-Marshal
Pitkin, state senator Vebber, and Mrs
jerks, left tonight for Washington, being
summoned to appear before the Potter
committee.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
The Grinding is Under w.x
From the Elmira Gazette

Let the committee Keep onI Tho
nall has not been told. Turn on the
light The fine grinding is under wav !
The democracy are already vindicated
in tn eir course of investigation,
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

When you see a bright baby pleased
with itself and everybody else, be sure
that Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup has been used.
Only 25 cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07

The nomination election takes place
tomorrow afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-07
NDEAOW w oLCOND SIREET) AND
No, H6 shipley street,

lBELoW SECOND STREET.
Having completed our arrangements by
the Introduction of Raney's Patent Reel
oven, with capacity of turning out twen.
" barrels OF honr per day into Crackers
Biscuits and Cakes, and through the aid OF
eight thousand dollars worth OF the latest
improved pollshed machinery to supply
this mammoth oven, where neither smoke
dust nor gas enters baking chambers while
baking. II being drawn on by mechanical
appliances, we consider ourselves com pe-
tent to compete with any other similar
establishment in this country TO furnish to
Stores, Hotels, Pic-nics. Parties of every
kind and Ship stores at as low a rate az
they can be gotten up for, considering the
quality of the goods. We herewith emu
merate few of the articles which are OF
| the best quality:
N1c-nac crackers Dy Lne Darrel, 10 c.
Family, to Sc
| Soda round and square, 6to Sc
| Assorted cakes, 10 TO 12c
| Ginger nuts, 10c
Ginger cakes, large 150 for 81 o,
Plain candy in quantity per ID. .. 14c
Our salesman and wagons will visit al
the stores in the city and State, and al
stores in the adjacent States of Pennsyl
yania. Maryland and New Jersey, and SO
licit the patronage of all persons in goot
standing who will be pleased to patroniz,
our esablishment. d. LEMON q co.
max25-3meod. lit Market street.
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WRECK BIZ RAIL.
A Railroad Bridge Lets Down at
Monticello, Indiana.

.Hf-tfNf
MONTICELLO, IND, July ia terri,
h,e railroad disaster shocked the people
Of this place at noon to-day. A. mixed
aud freight train going
east, containing TWENTY-FIVE cars, those
freight loaded with corn, all
crashed through the bridge over the
Tippecanoe, and plunged and piled into
wreck, along with the locomotive, in
the he'd of the stream, eighty feet below
The sight was sickening. When the
,frioht was over it was found that the es.
cape of passengers and railroad men
with life and limb was almost miracu'
lous. The bridge-tender, who was stan
ding on truss while the train passed,
was killed; so was the engineer. So far
as can be ascertained, and so far as be-
|lieyed, no other lives were lost. Severa
passengers were injured, hut how much
from the nervous shock and how muct
from actual hurt can not be ascertainet
at present. Citizens repaired to the spot
and rendered assistance, and threw opeI
their doors for the reception of the suf
i ferers. Surgical aid was summoned
promptly. The loss of property in th'
wreck from present appearance can no
be less than SIS 900 to S20,0o0, and 10
i cluding the bridge this estimate is small
a large force of men are engaged clear
ling away the wreck. An hour befor
this disaster the westward bound trai
passed the bridge safely. There is muc
anxiety here to know why the bridg
should give way. This matter will forr
the subject of subsequent investigator
The accident, as many OF your reader
will want to know, was on the Secon
Division of the Pan Handle Road
Passengers will transfer until the wrec
|, is removed and the bridge restored
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8 = - -
The condition of Nobling, who attdmp.
ted to assassinate the German Emperor,
is improving He sits erects In bed, eats
With an appetite, and answersin q fragmen-
tsry way questions that may be sddres-
sed to him. All his replies, however,
are accompanied by an idiotical smile and
medical men consider that If his life
ehould be saved he would never perfect
ly recover bis senses.
Capt. Isaac Bassett, the veteran Door
keeper Of the United States Senate i
seriously i'll at his home on Capital Hill
Washington. Captain Bassett has beer
an employee of the Senate for forty.si,
years. The fist position he held wa
that ofp,ge, which he secured in 1873
Though the inf lense Of Daniel Webster.
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A TRUE STORY.

A Little Girl Attacked + by. Two
Large Blacksnakes.
tWetzel Co.(Wsst va)Democrat. 1ith instJ
Although the blacksnake properly be-
longs to the Constructor family Of SER
pents, we never had much faith in the
numerous stories IN circulation OF per-
sons having been strangled by them. But
one comes to US from the other side Of
the river thatis we'll authenticated.
Between Texas and Baresville in Mon
roe Co., Ohio, is runor ravine known
as Bird gernaf' Z or Tfsii's RON, On Sat
urday, June Goth young miss OF about
u wears, named Fox, was passing round
the head of this ravine when she saw lay
ing in the path large blacksnake. She'
of course, as has been natural to, the hu-
man species since the fall of Adam, deter
mined to bruise that serpent's head. Con,
trarv to human experience the snake did
not fly from it's deadly foe, but at once
gave battle. With the rapidity OF light
ming it darted toward her and she turned
| to fly. In moment the serpent tHiDet
itself about her leg. While trying =
disengage herself, spother and still lar
ger snake. which she.had not seen, cam
10 its mates assistance and immediatel.
wound itself around her body. She seize'
lit bysthe neck and began to scream. He
Icries rwereo heard by man q bali mil
away who came TO her assistance an
despatched the snakes When rescued
lshe had fsllento the ground from terro
and exhaustion, and the larger snake wa
! almost dead from her grip around i
meek. gIw ide -igis j gnem .nsl.a2 !,
\ That fatal consequences to the gu
would have ensued had her. cries nc
;lbeen heard, there can be no doubt.
| One OF the snakes was upwards OF sl
ijfeetiin length, and the other about FIVE.
Il The glrlis now recovered and suffer
,Eno material Injuries except nervous pros
] ltration consequent upon her horrible az
| venture. who doubt the trut
, Of this story can satisfy themselves by II
terviewing Frank Potts Esq, or any ou
Her resident of the neighborhood. ~ vtgr
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fwheeling Register. 18th inst.l
Talk of a New Boat.

Now that the Express has been sold
there is probability Of y new boat be-
ing constructed In the near future for
the Parkersburg trade. In conversation
with Captain Muhlsman Of the Andes
on the subject he gives it as his opinion
that the company will at the, first Oppor-
tunity sell the .Ragon," which is too
slow and put stern wheeler in her place.
A boat that would be speedy, handsome
and equipped with all the modern I'M
Iprovement. Her size would be probably
ls0 feet long and "a feet beam. with en-
gines OF about Eve and half feet stroke
and fifteen inch cylinder. Such q boa
be thinks would do business on twent,
inches of water, make time when th'
river is on high and what's better thai
all, make money for the company.
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~ "a Is %
I iPrOb8t6nsN sN0ticesa

A CcoUNTs and vouchers have been hlsd n
II .ths Probate cepsf n, nsprees sCspnty.
Ohio, for .ssltlsmenh By The fellsyipg A.
ministraters, xzscptoss spa eeartians.
Firss and seeoupt. ef John fisAes. u,
Adn'r Of Jacob 6uter .ssS.sxi
Second partial account -sf Jacob Aanltef
Admir- Of Frsdsifck RyG, "a .HQ
First sud yanal seeeant of ghristias Gears
3. ,Adm'r Dc boniss non vish ths vii anpsxs6
4 Of James Braoey. ...r ssf a
Third .apd fs.i acsssnt Of John Q. slsissf
y Gaaraisn II -JeAp W.LAngAi y ! .eIe.y
sscond 0pasiial account AZ Niehelas Raa0
| auardian Of Masy Toni
Second .asd Anal saooeuns ef. n d yehnsen
Adm,raf sanSfoud incl. reisfsydS
Fourth and .Aral aocennt u Jsoob pwisiJf.s
Guardian of Rsbeeca Jane Pahl.
Second partial account Of &lisabeth Lsnts
Guardian Of Jonathan Lsnts's minor hsirs..
First partial settlement account 81 FrsdF
Hoffman and Geo. Rose. Rx'rs of Michael
! .Hcnman. - ka7IRp5I.kN ,9,.I
Fourth partial account Of Andrex fwtnsm
Guardian Of Sarah ]. Rutter. .,Sr
First and Hnal account Of q. b Hill AdAf
of John W. Conner sae : ~ tse $3.50
Any person iniersstsdl may hls wristsa
exceptions 10 said aseoanss, or sny item thses-
Of, on or before the Slst day Of julys
next, whom the same will be finally hoard ara
continued from day 70 day antil dispsssd u.
'hsu@gs ,s.s- ..r Las, B. .IMoRRIssv
/ iui,s,,sv5, Probate Judge u CO, :
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gRefel ring to the Potter Investiga

Referring to the Potter Investiga
ton, Senator Thurman says, "if IT hasn T
done anything more : it has shown the
public what kind Of cattle had control
down there in Louisiana, and while ey.
erybody knew before that the Electoral
votes of Louisiana and Florida were
stolen for Hayes, the investigation is
bringing to light the proof" And fur.
ther be says "the Republicans knew OF
all this rottenness at the tune the Com
mission was in session; none knew it
better than the Republican members OF
the Commission themselves, and that
kno wledge and certainty that it would
be broughtto light by investigation was
the reason for their persistent nnanimlty
in refusing to 60 behind the returns.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-07-23

-.
HWould it not he well for the Exc
sutive Committee Of the Leaf Tobacco
Association to offer a prize for the best
treatise on the culture and cure OF to
ibacco, adapted to Eastern Ohio and West
Virginia?
And it might not be amiss to consider
the propriety Of offering premiums on
tobacco at our Agricultural Fairs, re.
squiring . statement OF the manner o.
enitivsting and curing to accompan,
each lot presentedi ..,,
Or how about the propiiety OF holding
somewhere in the tobacco growing re
st,n Tebaees Fair
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WELCOME TO BEAcoNsFIELD
His Reception a Grand Ovation.

LONDON, July l6 Lord Beaconsfield
aliahted at Charing Cross railway station
at 45O P II. After brief handshak-
ing Lord Beaconsfeld and Lord and La
dy Salisbury entered their carriage. AS
thew drove along West Strand, there
was one continuous cheer and showers
Of boquets. The crowd followed the
carriage, cheering and throwing fowefs,
all the way to Bowling street. - = !,
After reaching his residence ] Lore
Beaconsdeld, in response to repeated
calls from the crowd appeared az tnt
window and thanked them for bis recep
lion He said that Lord Salisbury ano
himself had brought back peace, but :
peace he hoped with honor.su as weule
satisfy the sovereign and the country
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tSt. Clairsville Gazette

Over in Harrison county they have in
successful operation a Teacher Sltua-
ton Bureau. lis object is to inform
teachers in regare to vacancies, to keep
records OF vacant schools; OF teachers
and those desiring situations
and to keep the names and addresses OF
all local directors, clerks, and school Off
GERS in The county. 1t has been In opera.
.ion about three years and many practical
results have arrissn from Il.
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v EGE NE
FoH DROP *.
I Never Shall Forget the First
Dose.

I Never Shall Forget the First
Dose.
Paovlpsscs.
MR. H: r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR: have been great sufferer
from dropsy. / was confined to my house
more than year. Six months Of the time
was entirely helpless. I was obliged to
have two men help me in and out Of bed. 1
was swollen 10 inches larger than my nstu
raj size around my waist. suffered all
man could and live. I tried sllrsmedies
for Dropsy. hsd three difsrsut doctors.
Ny friends all expected ! would die! many
nights was expected TO die before morning.
At last Vegetine was sent me by friend. Il
never shall forget the frst dose. could
realize Its good effects from day 10 day. was
getting bstter. After had taken ssme or
bottles I oould sleep quite we'll nights y
began to gain now quite fast. After taking
some 10 bottles Icould walk from onesRart
of my room 10 the other Ny appetite was
good; the dropsy. had at this time disappear.
ed. I kept taking the Vegetine until ! re-
gained my usual health. heard OF 9 gfest
many cures by using vegstine after got
out and was able to attend to my work. 4
am a carpenter snd, bnilder. I will also say
IL has cured an saint OF my wifs's Of Nspsal.
gia,who had suffered for more than 20 years,
She says she has not had any neuralgia for
4 eight ,msnths.it I have given it to one Of my
children for Canker Humor. ] have ne
doubt in my nindit wfll cure any hsmor'
It is q great cleanser Of the blood; II - safs
70 give q child I will recommend II to the
world. Ny, father Is 90 years old, and be
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z VEGETINE a /
IOwe MY Health 10 Your Valuable
vEGETINE- .ssgsst
y NrupoRr. KY. April 9,1877.

NEWPORT, krp April ZSsloii'
Nh. q. &. STEVENS, ,.s-- ss-5s. ...,,
DEAR SIs: Having suffered from breaking
out of Cankerous Sores for more than fve
years, caused by an accident Of fractured
bone, which fracture ran into . running sore,
and having used everything could think Of
and nothine helped me, until had taken
six bottles of your valuable medicine which
Mr.. Miller the apothecary recommended very
highly. The sixth bottle cured me, and all
/ can say is, that I owe my health 70 your
valnab Vegetine. Your most obedient SER
want, ALBERT Won ROKDhK. 2
sIt IL unnecessary for me to enumerate the
diseases for which the VEeErINs should DC
used. I know of no disease which will not
admit Of its use, with good results. Almost
innumerabls complaints are caused by poi
sonous secretions in the blood, which can b
entirely expelled from the system by the use
of the vsGETISB. When the blood Is per-
fsctiy clesnsed, the disease rapidly yields
all pains cease; healthy action is promptly
restored, and the patient is Cured. 80
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AHT The Republicans OF the seventh
Ohio district have nominated Hon
CuARLrs FosrER for Congress. although
be is not aresident of the district. There
is such Wild kicking on account of. It
that the carpet,bagger may be compelled
10 decline. f.s Fia. s S.
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wicked for Clergymen.

81 believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public
men to be led into giving testimonials
to auaok doctors or vile stuffs called
medicines, but when a really meritorious
article is made up of common valuable
remedies known to all, and that all ply
sicians use and trust in daily, we should
freely commend it. ! therefore cheer
fully and heartily commend Hop Bitiers
for the good they have done me and my
friends, firmly believing they have no
equal for family use. I will not be with
Washington, b. c.
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Well Understood

DR.. Pr;ce's Cream Baking Powder is
regarded as one OF the most successful
and creditable products. and it is, If the
opinion of chemists, physicians and oil
classes of consumers are worthy of ac-
ceptance, the purest and best Baking
Powder ever placed in The market
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" Washington, be.
Proceedings Of the County Commits
sfOner's Meeting. ,,E

bkVuCk y 1xAOOSA9s
The Board convened on Monday, the
18th inst, present DAVID LENrz, JACOB
AFroLpER, SR and EDWARD OKEY
Contracted with A. j. Cavanaugh for
two stone abutments for q bridge across
east fork of Wills Creek, at $l.95 per
perch, including all excavations, to be
finished by September lst. asn ..i '
Allowed W 10. Weddie 800 fees as
Auditor;;fA u Pearson $35, attorney
fees in State cases Barclay & Noll 500
for establishing, line of'true meridian
C H Goodrich S20.1S, publishing for
county j. w. Yost sIoe, part pay for
plan and specifications and superintend.
ing Jail building; H. R West, sl45, ,2S
publishing, tax receipts and blanks; w
! E Mallory S25, attorney fee in the cast
! of Ohio vs. z r, Hunt ''
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.eyTaxing Federal officials TO raise
campaign corruption fund is carried on
under HAYES precisely as It was under
GRAxr. The pretense Of reform in this
respect was 9 wretched sham to catch
votes, and Is q disgrace TO the country
% well ss TO HArEs.
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GEThe fight between CoEKLlEG and
HAYES is hecoming interesting. HAYES
kicked all OF CosKLINe's friends out OF
,he New York Custom House last week
Up, and q, him, Senator; well hold your
pocket-book. 4a# za -g9s
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The Tobacco Association,

The Tobacco Association.
As tobacco gro owing is, and is likely 10
emain for years, one Of the most i'm
'or,ant industries OF this. par, Of Ohio
tending to makeit more prof /
table must be of general interest to our
,eople.
That this industry has been gradually
,ecoming less remuuerative for some
ears past is an obvious fact To some
.x,ent this reduction Of prices has been
he result OF the general decline in all
products, and so far has been unavoida-
,le. But other caases have contributed
o Il which are not beyond control, IL
hose interested will use the means at
heir command.
The practice OF allowing foreign pur-
chasers arbitrarily to fix the price which
thev will pay dealers-to Ok it without
r. 81.
regaro, 70 cost u p'o"u's'ou' snou. :
regard to supply, without regard tosthe
wishes OF dealers--is certainly On anomg
aly IN commercial transactions Yet
this has heretofore been tamely submit.
ted to with no other resistance Than :
'een'e 'aurmaI : -. =. .,. :, :. .. ..-,,.s. :
H'aco yea' w. a.,s 80" - -.
ao1n 'ue asA's' ~ W i. 49, ,S,.1s,, ,sasa
e"osa' ~
'ns 'o"u '.s s.s - ,,s
year ". :. '1e - =. 80 -,
80, go ,a.a.',ha go. "a - ii;
'ue usa' ,ss,s....-,ss.,..,...,.,o,.,., ~. 4,
en.s'p''se' ~. wy s q y
glama'e 'e"Afa :. u's ,a.o .,o,,, =, -, :,
ine'e -. pa'1 s - -, az ,..aa
'n's GO conpf,ou - - ), .nnlv !,
on,y uu''e" - sho,b ssnSwe
anu 'eou's '7'77o saI-''
soo oea's''a - -. a. ...,o,..,.h,o n, m =, n. !.
- : NJ : -, !. ho.sbead of "a
.",' j. ,,,,.,d ,Tbs wan,
'oo,'eo -, almost ex ,ctly
- 'as J. 81. .,oct h nth ol,
~. s''y oO III
'"r nv ,.a,,.,a t.ro
~ rhau boy :
po'.'o h.,d..o !. live
conN'0'''' GU" .,e.
cei'a'" ao .s., .,..t sn,. ;
0"o'' 'I N -, =. .~,s.,.... -, =, :, :,
WV = !, J, !, !. :
mon p,uu.uo'' .,,;t 40 a. 4,
tces' W 'e' .'''' ~.
p.'0o. p - s.pa..,o,s v;,, !.
.a W." 80, s.er,.. an ,no,. ~,
o"e 10 m ii ,hon rni,sal
siao' ~ -. ,.,,.. g :, :, !,
''@"' " , - !. -, . o..a uhs
oD1o -. .,... .,,oh.s. ~
'n0 A .a al, /,
" a'ouo. p ,,,a
eon''a0.' NV - o.n All i, II
'ue e"ss" "''u 49, ..,so
.nis' ",'nou' -. ,,,n.h. =,
.O,. a".s ..,. ,im.. :. ana, h
sse.o Nov nndar
w :, !. no.;,;
.us's 0''.us"' -, r, :, not . h,
~. ~. d..lo..
, aosu .,anor !. osared the,
'ocsN a,a,..,;an. .mono o,he
=, ~. o.o.a;,.,;o, 'of ..T
- T.,. .,.ao;.,;on ~ Ea.,e
ae.' v..,n rh;, A..
K ou'o ... aIs :. a.s;a,.a f. ths .dvantaoa
It S''.'a .S -. .na ae.,ars 8 accordi
. 80 =. con.,;,r,;on Growers and deal
r " " -. -. o,,.,.tor,
may oe.o s,.a a.,..o, .
tue on''s. 800, =, tobacco o.,
y plo"o's sls 49, - r..,arn Ohio ,
ers anu u'a, ra;,. ho oond.e
III .ho, 4. = . roo
n..s y, :. !, n,.t ,ooul, in NJ
..,..s' a.a 's.......n, :. =" ..,v.n,. aest ~ i,bs
i'd sA 1l1 ~, r. .1a'H"-,l..,I-.e ,
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HAre the newspapers which talk
about BIsHoP, for President aware that
they are greatly damaging his chances
for rsnomination to the offics of Cover
porl
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aESHERMAN failed to get the desired
help In New York toward resumption,
bat hs got large amount Of valuable
advice.
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RThere is peace in Europe. but
everybody there is not happy. Mutter
ings are heard in Russia. Italy and
Greece which raise doubts as to the per-
manence OF the present settlement 81
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w Eastern papers are becoming
alarmed at the rapid spread OF green
back doctrines in their section.
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wIt isa written in the book OF tate
that greenbacks are to take the place OF
national bank notes.