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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

AROUND TEE WoRID.-A fame TINT 10 world
vide sns ACQUIRED IN the shert space of few
years, mast pave true merit for Its sappsrt-
famo. ard the foreign orderA fer his Golden
Asd'eai DiscoYery-tne greatest blood purifier
OF the ago. for his Pleasant Furgatiya Pellets
iittls sugar-coated piIls,l h;s Favorite Prescrih
tlon-wezsan's best frisE d-aud other renedi as
sesame SO great, that q brSnca of tho WsrId's
HsPentary has been established in London,
Ensland. for thor manufacture. From this
and to the East Indies China. Jasan. and oti.r
countries Thcir sale in both North and s"uth
america Is perfectly euOrmons aud increases
yearly. WORLDS DIspeUsars Medical Assoeia-
ton. Freprietors, BufInle, n. Y. ard G Great Rus
sell Street BUILDINGS, London. Eur.
ROYAL Centre, Cass Co., Ind, Feb eSth 1870
DR.. Y. Pierce Dear Sir--I take pleasure
IN writing ssy testimony with others in regard
to yoNr valuable medicine. For lerp time T
haTr suffered from disease of tie lungs ssdup
I'll used yoar Disenvcry fnnnd notAing tb Il
did me any good. Thanks to it, l am reiiaysS
sud recommend tito all. Yours truly,
ALRT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
sIABLsED 1874 CHAREsToWN W VA TUESDAY OCTOBER r. 1885,
Spirit Of Jrfierson.
chsrlestown, jefferson County. West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING., OCTOBER 5, 1850.
REMEDY For HARp T1MEs.-s,on snena.

REMEDY FOR HARD TIMEs.-Stop spend
ing so much GU fine cluthes rich food aud
style. Buy good, healthy food, cheaper and
better clothing; get more real aud substan-
tial things of life every way, and especially
stop the foolish habit of running after e1.
peusiVe and quack doctors using so much of
the vile humbug mediciue that does you.only
harm, and makes the propresors rich, but
put your trust in the greatest of all simple,
pure remedies, Hop Btters, tha. cure,
always at a trifiiug cost, and you will lsso bets
ter times and good health. Try it once
Read of it in another column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

FAcTs.-ThOse contemplating trip west
ward will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
suit tho time tables of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. 1ts celebrated fast trains, its
sure connections, and rates olwaya ss
low as the lowest, make it beyond ali
controversy the best line west. Colonists arc
carried in FIRST class cars on fast trains, and
every possible care is taken to insure comfort
and convenience. BY the Baltimore aud
Ohio only is the choice of routes offered TO
the west, via St. Louis or Chicago, and in
either casc, trains run through without change
OF cars. Direct connection is made ut both
cities with all leading lines to the west, north.
west and southwest, aud thero is but n single
change of cars TO Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska.
Texas, Minnesota, etc. No other line can
offer such Advantages as the Baltimore aud
Ohio. 1t costs but very little time and
trouble to learn this. and in the end may lead
to the saving Of much Of both as we'll ns
money. Above all things do not purchase
tickets before having a talk or receiving
letter from ono of the y L. o Agents. A
letter addressed to B. j. Bond, Cumberland.
Nd; to c. E Dudrow, Hsrper's Ferry: to
DanI Bride. Baltimore, Md, orJ II. Fritz.
Somerset, Pa, or call upon either Of these
gentlemen will lead to thorough Information
as to all necessary details OF time, copnee>
lions, isres, baggage, etc, etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

| Do YOU WISH TO PrHIFY THE SYsTEM and est ,;5
| OF Bilionsness? II so, Thsye,. IIveT Po.-
ders- 25 ctE- Sold by druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

unkind if say they are bsins governed
more by their prsjudicss than their judg-
ment, and ii may be they listen toe readily
to what is intended to produce prejudice and
di,cord, rather than TO think aud invests
gate for themselves. II is easy to get up
these theories by those gifted in that lins;"
1t ia easy to make assertions-it Is easy to
call man who gets little ahead n moaopo-
list it is easy to circulate things ealeulated
to prejudice the public miud, which 10 all
ways sensitive to its own interests. but it NAV
not be so easy after all to fiud one more ia
accord with the interests of this section than
the one you complain Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

For sore throat. earele with Piso's C.1rs.
mixed Tiih little water, Relief Ia fnstant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

TIE REsT LIvEa AND KIoxEY RsoUL.7o7 and
gentle PurgatiVe Known Thayer's Liver Pow
der's- Solo ay N F. HenderaOn. Ch.rIestozn'
THAyzR's CoSsuMPrIoS or CoreH CusE i, an.
best thin g for Consumption knoUn.nd viii cu-s
an ordinary cough in thirty rninnte. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

10 PTeJueIce ine pubic mlnd, which 10 all
ways sensitive to its own interests, but it may
not be so easy after all to fud one more ia
accord with the interests of this section than
the one you complain of.
in. CAMDEN.
VIM. L Wilson, Esq, Of this place, cam
diaate for EIee.or at Large on the Dene.
cratic ,iskss, has been making a brilliant
canvass in the west.rn portion of the State.
speaking at Mergantoun, Wheeling aud
other points. OF his ,peesh at Wheeling,
the Register says:
The. Young Msn's Deuseratie Club.
sightJ>six strong, headed by kramsr's band,
escorted Mr.. Wilson from the residence of
Dr. Hsrdssty, whose guest he was, to the
entered, was crowded to its utmost capacity.
and the standing room in the rear was at q
high premium Three rsusing cheers were
given whom the club entered and three more
for the speaker, while the ladies, Of whom
quite number were present, waved enseur-
agemeut with their hsndkerohiefs.
The meeting was called TO order BY Phils
L.. Kimberly, Esq, aud Col. Robert White
was made chairman, Without OBTAINING the
audience with speech, he at once intro
duced MIR. Wilson, who spoke for two hours,
with the exception of a few moments. But
how describe that speech and its reception Z
No ordioary pencil could do it. People for
blocks and blocks away could hear the con-
tinued and enthusiastic cheering, and to
Radical ears it carried knoll Of death in
advance of the fuai stroke. It was net ap>
plnuse. simply, it was cheer upon cheer,
caught up and repeated again and again.
And the speech was worthy of it, Such
chaste and eloquent language 10 rarely heard
and the speaker displayed a depth of learn,
ing aud breadth of thought th6t will make
him ever favorable orator 10 this vicinity.
Cheer after cheer rent the air rs Wilson
consluded. and all over tho house could be
seen the spectacle of men shaking hands in
token of follow feeling and oongra,ulation.
The speech was wonderful in its effect. and
as a KepabIiOau expressed it, sit was per-
fsctiy paralyzing and made him Demo-
orat." A motion to declare Mr. Wilson an
honorary member Of tho Young Mems D.no,
cratic Club was unanimously aud enthu.ias.
ticalIy adopted. The band played Aud
Lang Syne most beautifully, recalling TO
many who were present, the scene at Cin>
elnnati when Hancock was chosen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

A Ir8oUGH keep Grocery Store, it does n not
n IN any way interfere with my Tin aud Stove
trade ask share of the public patronage
RespectFully. JOSEPH Il. EASTERDAY.
August "a, 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
China and the Chinese.

NEW York. March 1s.-Gifford F.
Parker delivered Q lecture last night on
"Chins and the Chinese" being Q bus.
mess mans experience 10, and ideas Of,
China. Ha described the government
Of the country a. being in many respects
like that Of America. He bore testimony
TO the extreme cleanliness OF the coolies
and to their honesty. Hs said he had
Ave man.servants while residing In the
country. and hs had no reason to be.
lieve that they ever stole anything. The
mode adopted for getting Chinese emf.
grants to San Francisco was dwslt upon
ct length. This mode, the lecturer said.
was submitted to mainly In consequences
Of their extreme poverty. The Chinese
were faithful In the payment Of their
debts, and when q broker advanced them
money, for their passage to San Fran.
cisco. he not only obtained q bond from
the emigrant. but also from the relatives
OF the latter, and this was ratified by the
Mandarin OF the district. The usual
agreement was o bond to serve the broker
for Ave years ct $40 . month. the I'D.
vancsd money to be paid ont OF those
wages. When II IL remembered that
100, 900 Cinnamon were paid $50 .
month, there was q profit to somebody
Of 81, 600, 900 monthly. It was generally
supposed that the Mandarin, broker and
the Six Companies Of San Francisco
divided this enormous amount among
them. Though Chinese were the best
aud most economical farmers In the
world, this would explain why they
never adopted farming when they came
here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Al Import.os Iavsnsios.

Mr.. J. Ruddsrwinkls Of Gold Hill has
invented q tobacco chewing machine.
It does away with the necessity Of using
the teeth at all. II can be regulated to
suit any size, from navy plug down to
"solacs," or any other popular variety.
and 10 worn in the breast pocket Of the
vest. It is constructed on the principle
Of the alarm clock and splits at regular
intervals, and in any desired direction
by q simple jerk Of the neck. It can be
wound to run any number OF hours up
to twenty.four. He has applied for Q
patent, claiming the following points:
Regulations Of quantity ohswed per
day. -.
Quantity. direction and strength Of
spit.
RsRardlsssness ss to quality used.
Can be left Of homo when desirable.
Will work while . man 10 asleep.
Any one can use II, from the largest
man to the smallest boy, and the dis.
agreeable experiences Of learning to
chew are entirely obviated.
Great convenirncs and advantage to
preachers, orators and Hute players.
Delicate women or testhing infants
can use Il without fear or injury.
Chsws for n person or q whole fam.
lily.
Mr.. Rudderwinkls IL now working on
q snufing and smoking attachment to
consume the waste guilds, which. when
completed. will perfect 1t as an seonom.
ical blessing and comfort to the human
raca. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
An old, Old story.

About three months ago. says the San
Francisco Post Of T~hursdsy. Yes All
Kss, the intelligent domestic in the EN-.
ploy OF Miss Lille Edgertou, No. 1928
Howard street, suddenly disappeared.
Ten minutes only had elapsed after his
departure before II was ascertained that
his employers gold watch and chain. q
pair OF brscelets and . pair OF diamond
earrings. the whole valued at $500, had
also gone. A yisilant SC lrch was made
for the Celestial. which, however. was
unrewarded until today, when he was
found in Chinatown by policemen AVIAN
and Brown. il has been learned that
Y.e All Kss on leaving the city went
directly to Sacramento. where he sold
the stolen plumber. An attempt will be
made To recover II. A charge Of grand
larceny has bean preferred against Alb
Ksa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
a.ipsrss opera House.

Captain Jack and company appeared
for the second time last evening al
Pipsr's Opera House in Life on the
Border" and was greeted with the usual
enthusiasm on the part OF the audience
Even small boys have been busy since
the advent Of the troupe in aecumu-
lsting, through the industries which are
known to them chiefly in circus times,
the wherswith to purchase q ticket
to see Capt. Jack. Tonight the play
gives place to Sam. W. Smiths romantic
drama entitled California Through
Death Valley" q lev play. In the first
act Of which Capt. Jack will introduce
s~pecialtiss. He will also recits his poem
entitled 1.-THE Mothers Prayer" Cros-
bic, the "Komical Kuss," will do the
Dutch song and dance. and Russell
Basset will give limitations Of the prin-
cipal prominent actors Of the day. Capt.
Jack commsnds the programme. The
season will close with the same play to-
morrow night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Reform Boom.

The temperance reform boom Is in
full swell on the Comstock. A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held at
National Guard Hall. Virginia, last
evening, and songs were sung and ad-
dresses made and a good time had gen.
orally. DR.. Mckenzie is the evangelist
and the entertainment was under the
auspices Of the Reform Club. Another
meeting will be held at the same place
this evening. ct which an address will be
delivered by Rev. E. Graham, and there
will be singing and Rotations BY Car.
SON., Gold Hill and Virginia temperance
talent. Miss Felicia Genssy will DO one
Of the singers on the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Presidential Gossip.

NEW YoRk. March 20.-Ths Demo.
cratic State COMMITTEES meets here on
the 26th instant. Much interest ID felt
in the gathering, Is II may develop the
tactics to be adopted BY the Democracy
Of this State In the national campaign.
The World says: Whether New York
will have the grace and sense to follow
the example OF Pennsylvania 10 . most
important question. which the Demo-
Gratis Of New York have now to consider.
Colonel ]. R. Taylor Of Colorado, In
an interview. pronouncss for William b.
Groesbsck Of Cincinnati % the Demo-
cratic candidate for President. 10 says;
"Tildsn IL q dead egg"
Germans In the Seventh Congress.
sional District have organised . club to
forward the interests Of John Sherman
for the Presidency. They are bitterly
opposed 10 Q third term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
burglars Caught.

Matthias Salmon aud q Mexican named
Chief Of Police Allen. Of Virginia, on
Matthias Arvilla have been arrested by
the charge OF burglarizins the house Of
James and Samuel MoMurray, 81 North
Stewart street. on the night OF the 18th
instant. Last evening Gustav Fried
lander was added to the list on charge
Of receiving the property stolen. The
burglars took o gold watch and chain.
valued ut $50. which was promptly
pawned with Frisdlander. thus giving
the officers o clue which led to the
arrests. Salmon says that while Arvilla
did the pawnlng. he did SO innoesntly,
not knowing that the goods had been
stolen. and by that confession virtually
admits that he (Salmon) did the bur.
glary. Tho police have had an eye on
Friedlander for some time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
NAMING NOTES.
Matters OF Interest All Along ths
Lode,

The Sierra Nevada WINE from the
24Oo level and 1876 feet north Of the in
cline is down Ga feet and still In ore. 1t
is being run on an angle OF about SO
degrees. Crosscut No. 9, 500 feet north
Of the east shaft and running east on the
$500 level, has been discontinued with
out cutting through the clay east OF the
Ave feet Of ore.
The Ramsdell mill is running on ore
from the Waller Defeat workings Of the
Justice.
Telephonic communication all along
the Comstock is soon to be established
with q central office In the northeast
corner room. main floor, Of the Odd
Fellows building, Virginia.
There 10 something far.of and truly
rural to be now heard amid the noise
and hustle at the Union shaft. II 10 the
tinkle.tinkls OF the csw.bsll. This 70.
miuder Of fresh milk is rung by the
indicator when the cage In ascending
gets within 200 feet OF the top Of the
shaft.
Parties are extracting ore from the
upper works Of the Lady Bryan mine on
royalty. The ore will be worked at
one OF the water mills on the canyon.
The sound Of the arsstra Ia now heard
all up and down Gold Canyon. The
melting snow gives the water wheels
plenty Of power.
There remain to DO put in place two
short lengths OF pump rod, one long one
and the connection OF the rod to the
noss.piece Of the walking beam OF the
engine to complete the pumping appa.
ratus ut the Union shaft. Making al
lowance for all possible delays M difh-
cultiss, and. the pumps cannot remain
idle longer than to the LIST proximo,. and
probably next Saturday will SOC them
raising water to the Sutro tunnel level.
Tho connecting piece is Q pretty little
stick 80 feet long and strapped ana
banded till 1t looks az II 1t might do Tor
an Archimsdsan lever to move the world.
Il is 81 inches wide at the upper end.
which is iron capped and looks ike a
wrench, and the stick tapers to IL inches
square. The drain pump l75 feet from
the surface, to raise water for the con'
denser Of the pumping engine, Is In
position. ,.
The new blowers for the Bullion Min.
ing Company are expected to arrive Gom
San Francisco tomorrow. These wih
furnish a supply OF air that will enable
them to resume operations on the driit
following the hole u by the diamond
drill some time since; also. to resume
work in the winzs aud ut other points.
A steel wire hosting cable. 1000 iest
in length, seven and one-half inches
wide aud half an inch thick, has been
received for tho Union shaft. 1t Is from
the mandatory Of Roebsling's Sons d
Co., aud weighs $4,000. 1t Is not o
tapsring cable such as are now in use,
but Of as nearly equal strength through
out its whole length as 1t is possible to
DO made.
The Chollar north drift on the 2400
level is now about under the point where
the winzs from the Hale l. Norcross
1900 level will strike the 240O level.
Northern crosscut east on the 30OO
level Of Bslcher had this morning
reached the ore vein proper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
N. W. Horton, representing the Rand

N. W. Horton, representing the Rand
Drill Company, New York, Is in town,
and will remain on the Comstock for .
few days. He Is seeking to introduce
the Rand drill, which he claims to be
superior to either the Burlsigh or 1ngsr.
soil. A fairly contested trial OF the re-
spectivs merits oil. these power drills
would DO OF great interest to our mining
companies.
The ground which was frozen to the
depth Of at least three feet December %.
when the Thermometer went to 10 de-
gress below zero. has not since thawed
out. There are many frozen water
pipes oil along, and they are continually
getting frozen as the frost 10 driven
deeper and deeper by these cold nights.
An item Is going the rounds to the
effect that Senator Jones, Of Nevada,
and F. W. Bailey. Of Denver, have con.
cludsd the purchase OF Q mining prop
erty on Negro Baby hill and Telescope
mountain, in the Rico District. The
price is reported to be 100000.
The spring political campaign will DO
begun in Virginia tomorrow by the meet.
ing Of tho Republican City Central
Committee. The Democratic City Cen.
trail Committee will meet Monday. Their
work will be too wicked for Transaction
on the Lords day.
The ranohmen down about the. sink Of
the Carson are all we'll supplied with
h.y. In that region snow never falls to
a depth Of moro than three or four
inches, and even seldom lies on the
ground more than two or three days.
There will be. an evening service at St.
Johns Church tomorrow. beginning at
o'clock. At this service the rite Of con-
irmation will be administered ~ the
Bishop. The morning service Will DO
held, as usual, at II o'clock.
DR.. Chapman, dentist, $50 South @
street, Virginia. isa permanent resident
now Of the Comstock and does dental
work to last and to the entire satisfacr
ton Of his patrons. His card will 20
found in another column.
The majority Of the ranchsrs In Ma
SON valley are opposed to the railroad
coming among them. They fear Il VIII
interfere with their freighting to bodie
and Aurora when their teams are not
needed for farm work.
E,. Governor Blasdsl left for Ban
Francisco last evening. From San Fran
cisco hs will probably 60 to Arizona and
take a look Of the leading mining camps
Of that region.
Wild ducks are quite plentiful In
places along the Truckes and Carson
fiysrs. Brssch.loaders are being looked
70 BY members Of the Sporting Club.
John Normington has license to wed
Title Martin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
For Last Rites.

The respect Of the living for the dead
finds it, proper and last expression in
the selection Of an undertaken to prop
srly prepare tho remains for interment
and to heap over them the friendly and
co~nosaling earth. The News commsnds
Messrs. Litchfsld & Thurman, next
door north OF Miners Union Hall. Gold
Hill, for this sacred duty, and calls at
tention to their advertisement in another
column
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

"Hov many miles Is Il TO cooo''
as-l5-is-bet you don't make 1t in
three bous!-Lyon County Times.
Aesti6cats Of the marriage OF Thos.
II sai,h and Nellie O'Connsll has been
alsIin he Recorders office.
ihs annual meeting OF the Bullion
sd,.ne Company will be bald In ban
S.snsisco next Thursday.
ssos YER, nns ore ID o being taken
ous by the Golden Fleece Mining Com
psny, Pssins District.
Regular picks are being used - es
nloks y good advantage OF some o. the
streets Of Virginia.
Mssgsst p. sanuoas and Emm.
provslas asvs Md declarations OF
:. tn osssd Sysyy WI b in session
.esin nszt Tussday stNA. \.
John W.. xssksy. ~ sssains went
aovn 70 ~ D. LessAps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
The Irish Relief Ship.

NEW YoRx, March 2o.-No pilot
charges will DO made for taking TO sea
the Irish relief ship Constellation. Hall
the young reporters in town are seeking
. position as captains clerk. II the day
the Constellation sails proves hns there
will DO many excursions down the bay.
with Q constant booming OF cannon, dip
ping Of Gags and scrssching Of steam
whistles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

SAN FaAScIsco. March i9-i p. H.
Bsleher. So bid. G asked; Savage, ~ bid
O asked; Grown Point. ID bid s|
asked, Ovsrman. "a sale; Hale L Nor
cross, sk sale; Eureka Con-. iss asked
Best 4 Belchsr. loa bid. ios ssked; Bui
lion, 4 ss ,sksd; Po'ssi. 4 70 asksd; Chol
lar. 6s bid, Sierra Nevada. 2is bid
ophir, lsS bid; Mexican. l4k asked
yellow Jacket. 9 bid; Wales. s asked
Gould 4 Curry. 81 sale, Union Con-. an
bid. IS asked; Savage. 6 sale; Bsleher. 81
..Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Wants Some oft.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vermont,
March 2O.-shortly after the death Of
A. T. Stewart, Of New York, Alexander
Stewart, Of Cavsndish. Vermont. went
TO that city to contest the will. He
returned home. having. he aversea. OBJ.
tanned q promise that he shor.d have
500, 900 in money, . farm AMI other
property. He now claims that the
terms OF the contract have not been
complied with. and has attached all OF
A. 7. Stewards property In Woodstock
village, consisting OF mills, boarding
houses. tepements and residences.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Miserable Joking.

NEW YoRx. March ia letter In q
morning journal. written In the same
handwriting a. postal cards, circulars
and sham invitations recently sent 10
secondhand clothes dealers, business
Arms and educational establishments. In
the name Of Rev. Dr.. Morgan Dix and
signed "Hieh Churchman." declared
that the nuisance would begin again at
$50 o'clock this morning and continue
throughout the day. DR.. Dix left his
house to avoid the nuisance and Q SER
want stood ct the door 10 guard against
intrusion. There were only half . doEsn
callsrs-applioants for . situation - ser.
wants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

But, as perhaps puzzls.lovine people
may not be willing to accept our opin.
ION unaccompanisd by the concurrent
opinions Of others, we have at some
considerable trouble obtained the writ.
ten opinions Of three men, eminent IN
their several professions. upon the mat.
ter, each OF whom virtually decides that
=. the thing can't DO did" These opin'
ions. a. expressed in the following cor
respondence, speak for themselves: