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The Heratt"s Washington special
says: 1t is said that Hon. Johu, A.
Bingham, who is preparing articles Of
impeachment, against Mr.. johnson,
will Charge him with aiding aud abct.
tug the assassination Of Mr., Lincoln.
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"A terrible fire occurred in, Chica.
go on Sabbath last on South Water and
Lake streets, destroying property to the
amount Of $444 900. The insurance
is $236,8OO. J..
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Dissolution Of Oopartne4 ship.

The dcorartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers. under the name Of
E.. FL Simpson s. 20. isrby mutual cansen,
this day dissolved I:.' A., ID =, Y,@>;% ,? ~,
The business Of theiilato partnership will
be continued At St. Cloudoby Edwin E.
Simpson, and Tint ut Sank Centre by James
D. Peabody. ,.,....
The affairs Of Inc late firm will be ad.
justod by Edwin E. Simpson. = 81 \ e
'>7~' - - N'1 EDWIN E SIMPSON,.
.tra& JAMES d. PEABODY.
St. Cloud, Nov, 18th, 1865. 30 g nl8.8w
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Paris, Nov. 2o,-lt is said that ".
Monster. the French Minister, is pre-
pairing note on the Mexican question.
It is understood that it will be conc,li-
atory towards tho United States, and
will not object to the recognition Of
Juarez's Gover riln,et '''' '''''' ''' IT:
! The preparations for the evacuation
Of Eolne ~ the French troops, will be
finally completed on the 18th Of De.
ctmhon., Z htst ssi MfaA @tCt.# e." .El:f3@Ejh2
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~ Louis Napoleon has bought the
racer Rustic from the Duke of Beaufort
for $4,000.
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The Boston Post and the Buffalo
Courier, alike with the Chicago 7'1t.,res
have pronounced for negro suffrage US
the only salvation tor the Democratic
parity '''''<" .. !. 81 i. - ; "
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THE Cincinnati Nozky.,earnaa1;' III;
principal lraa Democrat Newspaper per
ID ohi"; copies and endorse, II Tue negro r.
suffrage artiel, II the Chicago 1iims..,
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Unqestionabl4 the best sustained ,vork OF
he kind IN the ,co1ld.''
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~ brilliant shower Of meteors was
seeulon the morning of the 18th in
England. Five thousand wore count.
ed in an hour, and twelve. thousand in
all. tif.}f,.i.f, f.. T. ..n, :: .... T. '.tt
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR 1867.

The Publishers have perfected a system
Of mailing by which they can supply the
Magazine and Weekly promptly to those
who prefer to receive their. periodical, d.
rec,ly from the Office of Publication.
The postage on H.rper's Magazine is rs
cents a year, which! must be paid, ut the
auhscrihcr'e most. office.
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N1AKE UP.AA lot Of ALARM CLOCKS
w just the thing to get you up early
in Re morning. EPr sale cheap qts RusH'S.
CPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES
- Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double Fo-
25cts to $500, for snlos a. BuSH's.; - Can
be exchanged If not found to suit after
thorough trink u 81 W aas,N
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IT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIN.
49,: p,.,,u: l'H Nov. ,12'h'' 1866 u,
Sin: You hereby notified u appear at this oca
on the 15rH DAY OF JANUARY, 1861, at 10
O'Clock 4. r., Of said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry NJ. 1890, made by
you April Dist 1855, nfonshe X section TO- and
TIE g NV u section Is in township No Us, range
In tho District of lands subject t. sale at st. Cloud
Num-, should not be Cancelled "a one William d.
rainard alleges IN abandonment thereof by you and
proposes then and there to show the ssme when you
will be peran tel toconte 4 such showing.
..f,a HENRY G., WAIT, Register,
nov15.6wN C, 4, GILMAN Receiver
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My arrangements with one Of the,oldes.
Importing and Jobbing Houses of the East.
md having buyer in the market all the
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Nlcrch MIS- will find bargains at
all times in my Store. v9n18-ly
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/ TICKNOR, T0LMAN g. CO.,

Il ! IULMAN Y CUy
SUCCESSORS TO E. ". 81. G. slns,)
Broker. Block. Saint c.,@. 4. SD.
ST CLOUD, FRI a. M1sxs,
Take pleasure iu Informing their friends
and the citizens Of 81, Clond AMI Northera
Minnesota that. they have, just completed
;heir Fall and Win,er stool of ..,a
DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS,
DYE sTUFFs,
Glass, Glassware.
And at other articles usually found in 4
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Agents for all the
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LAMPS AND LAMP CHIMNIES,
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TOILET GOODS
| From the best French, English. German
and American factories, comprising
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= 49,: ~" =. for the handkerchief; -.
SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS,
And all the latest cosmetics. of the season
The above goods we're bought for cash ii
tho Eastern markets; and will b. sold at 3
small margin.
NG German spoken.
TICKNOR, TOLMAN s. co.
st. Cloud. Oct. oath. 1866. v9n1!
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OF the latest styles and patterns, purchased
tor cash. and will be sold at very small
!: q -.- - -:
Our goods will be represented just as
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those who see fit to patronize US. 81; -.
Having had many years experience with
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to ths finest chronometers. Our work, and
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Hoping to receive share of the public
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indulge in their wondrous flights. They
partake Of etheri,l viands and zip, the
nectar Of the gods. A charm Of these
meetings lies in the fact that mo whis-
pering is allowed during the performan-
ces. Nothing is so disagreeable TO. .
performer, or trying to. a, listener, as
suppressed conversation and tittering;
for one, play he never so we'll, can make
no impression. or feeling in > ,listless
/ auditory. :u;".. ..,,,,a
The next club shall speak Of is the
"Reading Club This club has thirty
or forty members, and holds its meet.
ipgs every fortnight. These meeting.
IRE conducted with; all the proptiety
and decorum Of a digni6ed .assemblage.s
Everything is, as the saying goes, as.
by ncar according 70 Hoyle''a as can be.
The men sit on one side and the women
m the other, a. the Methodists Of olden
time we're wont to d.. q, Some Of the
Industrious litsrati bring their knitting,
thinking proper to initiate their, great
examplar, Mrs. ,Sigourney. Il The l. o.
gauization Is complete There is, Pres,
ident, Secretary, and others who have
their duties in attending to the miscel-
laneous' business. T. The principal work
ofths evening is,the reading Of two Sc
leotions from books or msgazines.. Two
critics, chosen for the purpose, then be-
gid critical conversation in which tho
members join, resulting in agenerAl an
mated discussion Of the merits and de:
merits, Of the reader, cor, author Of the
selection. The BENEFITS arising from
these discussions are great I; it train.
aad develops ones conversational pow.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-31
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DI..rIe. Ceur,.-Besors Judge M.siel.


GorrscHALL 1T Al. ys. MELsING ct AL
This case, which was on trial yesterday,
was abruptly terminated BY the granting
of a motion for non-suit. The case in
yolved large interests in Gold Hill, and as
several novel legal propositions. yet un-
determined by the Supreme Court Of
California or this State, came up, we will
make a brief summary of them. The COM
plant was in e~jectment though it did not
rely upon a mining right, but averred
general ownership in fee. Plaintiffs proofs
disclosed the following facts: That in
September, 1859, plaintiffs located q sur
face claim for gold washing upon the now
site Of Gold Hill further, that they did,
at that time and in 1860, prospecting
enough to develop the existence Of gold in
their claim /; that thereupon they desisted
from all labor, waiting for somebody TO
bring in water so that they could extract
the mineral. Judge Mesick held that
where a person is owner in fee Of land any
intrusion upon or interference Herewith
is trespass ; but that where a party has
claimed ground only for one special use,
,o-wit. extracting the minerals theretrom,
possession by another party Of some por-
ton Of the surface ground is not necessarily
in contemplation Of law an custer ; that It
would be competent for miners in making
4 location to declare that in a year from
date they would hold the ground for min
ing purposes, and IN the interim the world
might enter and use the property for other
purposes. Hence the Judge argued that
the plaintiffs, by their own proofs. took up
this mining claim for future work. to-wlt,
when somebody should introduce into the
dis,ric, a water ditch, from which they
could be supplied in working their claim.
They further proved that such ditch has
never been made, and that they were not,
at the institution Of this suit. IN a condi-
ton 70 work their claim hence the public
had the right, until they showed such
present ability, to enter upon the claim
and use i, for building or other purposes.
save those of mining. The Judge also
touched upon the pleadings in the case.
and in,imated that when plaintiffs who in
eiectmens really reliedupon a mining right,
so framed their complaint as to aver entire
right or ownership in fee, he would, on
application, order an amendment so as TO
force them to disclose their real grounds of
recovery ; for, otherwise, the verdict would
follow the complaint, and the judgment
the verdict. and thus give the party who
was but entitled to the mineral, possession
of land and improvements, which would
be more than he ever claimed by his loca-
ton. We have adverted to this case as it
involved lots. mills and houses in Gold
Hill. and provoked the discussion Of some
novel legal questions. A large crowd was
in attendance, and the Gold Killers showed
symptoms Of undoubted appreciation Of
the finale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-31

Jusrlcg's COUNT Before Pembroke
Murray, J. p. this morning: Hardy VS..
Healy, suit for ren,, SOS on trial. Mas
sci s. Korn VS.. Mckay, merchandise. S9l ;
judgment for plaintiff. Gray VS.. Dilinger,
merchandise, $50; judgment for plaintiff.
Homer VS.. Jones. merchandise. S233 ;
Judgment for plaintiff. Mayer vs.. Lewis,
services, $500 motion for non-suis grant
ed. Fowler VS.. Baum s Brother, fees.
$50; set for February Sd. Estrem &
Grange vs.. M,lich, merchandise. Sll7;
same time. Medin s. Co. vs.. Rodgers,
merchandise, S2ss; same time. Francis
vs.. Greovich, rent, $75; same time, Bow
ers vs.. Limon & Co., services, $2S same
time. Rapp s Co. VS.. Mcguire s. Burns
merchandise, 5000; summons ordered.
Irwin vs.. Mcguire s Burns, money, $500;
summons ordered. Finn VS.. Mcguire 4
Burns, services, $500; summons ordered.
CHARLES CONRAD. who was this morn
ing arrested for being drunk and disor-
derby, and whom the Court, in mercy to
the miserable wretch, gave fifty days in
the city prison, is a discharged soldier,
and has been in the station house seven
times. The fellow evidently is a man OF
considerable talent and education, and
probably the dose of this morning will be
a benefit to him.
Gould NOT CoNYINE Ir.-This morning
quite a crowd was attracted to where a
party was thawing u a water pipe, by a
report similar to that of q pistol, which
was caused by the blowing out of a plug,
which had been driven into the end OF the
pipe in order to force the steam through 1t,
a fire having been built on the pipe in
order to create steam.
COMO TO LsAvE.-We learn that Harry
Courtaine, the favorite actor, who has
been manager at Music Hall for some time
past, intends leaving for San Francisco on
next Monday. We are sorry to lose an
actor Of so much merit. May success of
tend him.
INPRovExESrs.-This morning we no.
,ieed great improvements going on in
Piper's saloon or Bohemian headquarters.
The old shelving is removed, and almost
the whole side Of the is being COW
cred with large French mirrors.
RoroH RoAps.-This afternoon. while
coming from Virginia to Gold Hill, we
saw several wagons fast in the deep ruts'
and w. with their axles broken. The
profits on quartz hauling at the prasent
time must be rather small.
BuLLIox.-Van Wyck s. Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received to-day, for melting and
assay, 5000 ounces Of crude bullion. Ed
wards & Wiegand received l,724 ounces
for the same disposition.
RISING The stock market reports, to-
day, show quite = rise in the price Of Hale
and Norcross. Crown Point, Yellow Jacket,
etc. All the miners in these mines buy their
medicines at Deans drug store. Odd Fellows
Hall building, Gold Hill, which enables them
to do full days. and nights work.
THE new Odd Fellows Hall will DO the
larges, and finest building in Stockton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-31
Arrivals and Departure.

ARRlvALs-By Dutch Flat Route-A
Hastings, VIM. Trittle, F H Morrison, Mr..
Markham, Chinaman.
DEPARruREs-By Dutch Flat Route
Miss Quinn. B F Whlttamore, J Sheperd.
DEPARruREs-By Placerville Rouse--A
Cooper. Mrs Kate Fox, Gen. Dana and
wife, c NJ Croke, P Sullivan.
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n rly artcrs We have the most en-
eeree.. cunts Of the effect o! the
invention. Assembling with
PHS being the first Nssiona' Con
ii full representation Of all
81 yeece the war, is members hav-
thes c'c object. aud that orc of tho
70 90, ehlest Of which the human
He.ie. tho convention has indeed
IN. "s p !. grca. aosA, and one which
end foundation for peace, security
sSor..ss in the future. Nothing could
more admirable than the Dc.
=, the delegates from the Stats
1kel,eliion. They came toSsthes
Mct ambition to crafty, no unress-
mand-wil,ing 10 concede any.
y everything, in order 70 facilitate
object Of . iul and complete rcsto.
Q tie Union. That and that only
air uI,lmatum. The Northern dele
II them in the samc spirit, and, -
the deliberations q thu .convsntion
1monious beyond precedent. There
sarhc fain,cst sign Of turbulence in
iArg, IS. and the convention dis
4, quietly ~ veaeeably.
$3.50 c"n,,s. TO SAY that the radicas
ve~~"rt. 10. ,i,sed ia the aelitn Of
=. -. DeHs wesks and month";
JnisiciAN ting an explosion, ard
,lonaI hank. corn 'hagrined whom they
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-scncding. sGst
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