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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
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DIX. FVhkRSS ABDlCAI AUfkhffohAhNI.
snR AGHA2 n T0ZER q
Medical Institute,
roob
NOrInedSI SOr h0druoy ~ooe
son StS,, San FRANCISCO.
-
TAo GPeur Erndicator Of special Corn
.l.I,,. faru,rly of Locke Hospital,
I,ondop. Eixht Years In Sncra-
-.ss - ,hs i.., Rour
as "e.'", = 4
hAi Z
Inv
-,prp,rScr "a OF FORTY YEARS
T. standing, and during tina. time aa. met WIN
those diseases generally known as
with which he Is familiar; some. perhaps. will
not be out Of place. The most formidable, the
mos, d destructive to msnkindis Self. Abuse The
brain being the scat OF the disease. the wholesys-
tenn suffers In consequence. l VIII mere enumef,
ate some Of the symptoms: 80 that those amie.eH
Complaints and seek adyice in time, thereby say
nshiis,s Tnss ~ Nsmory pain In ,he Limbs and
80 $1,000, ~ N. Heart trembling OF the
pSh Tl.S..h. IA an ,y.r,ion 10 GeperslSo.
itu.n' ssssnr ~ nt 1900. There are A
eie.y' esPee'ALI. '"S -, -. ~. an N c,snt and
SreAt many more out = - .sror
sn0uiu you 90 suneIins N my non in , .hort
.r- iJn.n, n n q. 4, your business
-orstste your case BY letter. AND saere WI %
@ SIlotures Oh tno ofe1
7, .,o,h.r -n,d,bI .n,my to health. Send for
Is anotner iormiuaoie enem! E "a, nforyn
one OF my e,euIAss on saas Tssass,n.,s.
yourseh OF tne terfioieresu'~
cured In Few Gays.
r# , D...
T., all THAR x,r,ou. forms. either Primary or Sec.
onS.rv or T.rsdI,ary. completely orsdlcated
S-om *. ,y.,.m. Your constitution being restor.
ed 70 Perez san0 10 nonp children ,hs, terrible dI..
- a. Serofula
Ash presents itself on this Coast, Is Of a morn
tic States or Europe. arising nom the fact OF
Sandwich Island disease. Those Of you who
have visited the TWO latter countries no doubt
have seen the dreadful effects Of Il on both the
native and foreign population. Il requires alto
r,th.r different modes OF treatment
The Old Formulas,
OF Rieord, Acton and BostWtek, sre o. utleao-
count, except to dry mp the dlsssse On me sur
face, leaving the poison In the oIooo. rnlen, soon-
er or later viii snow user = seeon1Srv aisense
ed BY experience, and think ] can say without
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
aloStinSS6f CoAsress-

81 HroetinGSof CoAsress-
Tbs following il the Act changing the time.
Of the meeting Of Congress-end which the
telegraph lately announced had become =,
law:
Be IT ENACTED, ThStthe regular times Of
meeting Of tho XLth Congress Of the United
States, and OF each succeeding Congress.
thereafter shall be at 10 O'Clock, meridian,
on the 4th day Of March, the day on which
the term bsgins for which he Congress 10
elected, and on the first Monday IN January
next thereafter, and on the second Monday
In the November nsxt preceding the end Of.
the term for which the Congress Is elected.
SIcuoN2.-And Do Il further enacted,
That Section "a Of the Act approved July ~,
1885, entitled, IAN Act making approprii-
tious for sunday civil expenses Of The Gov
eminent for the year ending June 80, 1881,
and for other purposes" be 20 amended that
no Senator or Representative IN Congress,
who may be = member of an Immediately
preceding Congress. shall receive any allow.
anes for mileage for travelling 70 the place OF
meeting to attend the nfst Iession Of such
preceding Conoresa .u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
Venereal or Chronic.
Structures Of the Urethra.

l, another formidable enemy to health. Send for
one Of my circulars on that disease, and inform
yourself Of the terrible results. The worst eases
cured In q few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
RENBxsER,
DR.. oHAs. Il. T0ZERS INSTITUTE
I. At soRrHrAsr CORNER OF
nCKaON AND KRARNEY SITS,
San FRANCISCO. CAL,
Err

ENTRANCE ON KEARNEY STREET.
All lst..rs through the Post Once or EIpress
should b. addressed 80
San Francisco, Cal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
Notice.-No. 1.

All communications confidential. ocll'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
venereAl Diseases,

In all their various forms, either Primary or Sec.
ondsry. or Hereditary. completely ersdlcated
from the systsm. Your constitution oeinErestor.
ed to perfect health. there will be no danger OF
handing down TO your children that terrible die
ease known as Scrofula.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
Seminal weakmess.l

should you be afflicted with any Of the follow;
Ing symptoms such as weakness ftne bsc. snd
IJmSs Pain In the Head. Dimness Of Vision,
Nervousness and General Debility, Loss Of Nom.
ory. confnnton Of ideas end Dsprsnioh OF Splr.
It's, EVIL ForebodinE. Selfdlstrust. and an aver:
sion to society. consult DIR. TOZER at once. aud
he will raAtore Won to perfect health. l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-13
Wv We ~ WV
President Board Of Town T
lHAERnR n

or /. r. O,Ferrnll, County Tnx Collectors,
Scorcy Os9pU, Nevada, during his Term
= ofOf1ce commencing S~eptember, 1884,
and ending January sth, 1857 !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

~ The Crssesat, srsakisg Of ~
clos. q repatriation 10 Louisisss,
says
The result, has not besn what ~
have wished and iabored for. Toe
many have declined To ses upon whsa
the State had RICH. 10 rely. Bet
something has been doss 10 the right
direction enough 70 eeavisce u
tina, we have acted upon = eosrsst
policy ia rrg'ng gsssrsl rss'stss-
ton
Hos does our eoisu porary know
tia, any have held back. The .ss
tina, have declined to spely for reg
istrA,,on, in ali probability ksss fren
the decisions Of the registrar sAst il
vas useless to appear before shss-
Many persons have held, ~ ~ kAov.
thar il uAs wrong to offer wiah . co.,
isinty Of rejsetios. We hsve held
otherwise The registrars booksr il
osr opinion, ought 70 hare esstAis.
ed every eisizsns name, showing, Il
rejected, the cause As il is, thsse
persona are charged, even BY iAsis
own friends, With bsisg indiGsrsst,
and By the ssAissh viii ssssass.
sieusasss. so
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

DaAga oy AZ pTo Gfrfxxx III ts-
come. car psirfei esy 70 sssors The
death q Xr J " HKsbsu1s, ons oi
Ger oldss, eis.Isss. f.r mssy years L.srh
II The Dissries Cosrs of ,ha es'essy
He sspirsd GO AoU:sy isss, =, The resi-.
dssos q BIZ. saA-,n-isv Judge J Il WI.
iism-Db. after so1x, lingering iiinsss
The deceased vss aa,stesf with palsy
AID fsr up~ards d tsn rsass hsd been
IN q feeble eofsAit.ep Yet he die.
charged III. duss.. u III. faithfully, and
with al eheisney that, considering hi.
illhsAl,h, eoald scarcely hare been e1.
psets1 lie 80 man d high princ,.
pls, ssnsroGs ,spssI.es, Add warm heart
HE remains ~sre followed to the grave
by large copeosrss 81 citizens
Thus has passed away antshrr cd
Teisn fac. and form thai cur ciai-
nsns have teen accustomed 10 greet fss
twenty YEAR, has soas froa aaeaG
thsie 70 be ssen 10 more on Garth 4ay
the sod res, nightly On his bssr. ~
Aarsmn .hed over lin il golden pros.
isss u rugensrsssoe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

- Our 81 sa1 sssssxe4 TREAD
c " Bsrsiss, hD Returned fro1 q
tr1p |, MA cry ~ssrs he purchased
ons u H.. largest ans fn.s. s.erks o!
j.ve3ry s5i vxt-hss ever hroaShs "
,Ais narss, Hr Barn.sis IS probably
the oidss, lssps ~ as pfozss.sea IN II =
s9sE,ry, ard hss .n'srlaei, gwen ssss
fs<,ion . sD who have favored s,u
via thsir ssuenAys Prom esr~ory
siAaea at b.. nsv s,s<b, ss ar. - tks
opins8r that q II Il La. ~ Fear al u
~err --shrerspoyl S,ufi Tester-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

YALraEGr isssGssTsDn -- ".
tsrs 81 nsn3 ssTs-si ssy<rsS ,ygys.s
Z tks Isn@r-s.se si-ansr. ;s.ilsh
81 , Ia. E;ss Hgrsss a c. r..
- assai.i-s , xreas sssl - ral-
usts ti.ssrss7 eAtoss3pys.si "a
;is-s-al i.sx-z,yqs vkss. ~ Vi
i9rrr-s =. rzr Fsrs 4 ;ks Usi.s'.
~,s.ss post yai4. - he sse.rs "a
TN CkNT- Tts yanthis1 eos
tsaas s-nrT-s'se ta-- s.s1sf~rtsa'
- hsrs-fs@~e1s S1a Il ~ let.
r-i zfqfn4,isz - r-tE ssas4s l.
vi.sesi We WI zsl i s~gSss :,
o-s sssress. q rsessr; = 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

MRs. SuxRArr.--It sesus that =
najority Of the military col. miesion
Who tried Mrs. Surratt, together with
JsAes Advocate Bingham, peltion ned
the President in her fAvor. after sen.
sencs va pronounced, ssking for a
eenAutasion. The President denies
thaa sAsh IN appeal vas ever brough,
% AI notice. Gen Butler has de-
elarsd that Mrs. Surrass died an in.
aossas woman. He 10 not popularly
regarded a man over much Dis.
pesea to soft -hearsednsss or soft-
Asadsdness The dsatA Of that IN.
Asppy female followed hard spos
hsr seatsnce. WAs y sssposssbls
fos ths non reception BY the Prssi.
dsst q the petition ftsn the niii-
tary somnission for The commute.
tioa d Mn. Surrstt'p sentence :
Wa sssld have bsen 1sndish esouxh
y Aavs committed - ooA-hlsodsd .
seine = to have puryessly visAhsld
NJ 1he country ought y know his
sans, whethsr he il IL high or low
station. TAs subject = . Il Que fbr
Congressional isqsivy. 8s~e ose
b. been guilty Of q great s.ornity
u TN aAair and he deserves 10 u
!unnasksd. President johnson d.
s!asss be did not ~ tAs petition in
Nm. SaYntt's favss. Whs held il
eeek I'LL il sss too late ~ O.
Oscrsa
IAh il certainly strange matter.
u i assesisAiss thss ere hi. some
rvslsdss il regard 10 il has mol
sesa sads. win Congress b likely
v tsks Any steps to fad o., vlas h..
ssAs Of this petition : wAs bslisvss
Tat It will, while IL l. controlled b.
W. pssssst rsaisal Isaasss9
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

- o. Ta~s4s, n.xh, 80. y~sssS
t'sa; sszss sssNAs he raslf1Ad srAAh
t~yp@s Jssssv4s IL ~ sspSas~4 ~
has, Sset eess b. s~ers4s A kasA-
ear eensnr 4svn d. ss~4, eth svs
shs1 Hsn vss sk,tss u tie sss<t.
raa ne msa ssssesossiy, IL nss fssaj'y.
,.i.r.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

- 2 n gr-es, 81 y, -esss
&TEE rssss, a4s ia ssSsssssss 4 sssAS
a. Nssssnb4i.sAs4 4,usssss. he = .
ssuslsnsa Il y4~as3st ssss@s-s aa4 ~
,.-t5,s % III, sz.5ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

DoGasan tossKselAI CoLLksn--se
the Advertisement u tin Cd and we'll
s-,stl,.b.d ins,lsssier- foanr Hsn
Who vi.h ~ he c3aes,sd fsT g eonnss
ei4i lie eannos DO Letter tAAn s.Dnd .
eoar.s Al sA,. eotlsss AAsy d the
bort bost ssst~r. ard .as, prosperous
ta.insss men ia the south ar. graduates
II sbis ins,isas.sn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

Ell. ssslpie, Cs,u-i n ysr~ C,us
us1sr aAss .! 49, Ia }.f.s,ss e.,
r.tsry a.r.rd M as.n ~ ..,;,sd
sherc on Ii, non IL, ~ - A..
ths roy,rp.srs = ~ ~, q s.s,so !.
to eoaAas SAaA AeeA nm ~ Riyes
in ~ eass,e Of - jses = sscss.1,
roens aad !. sssss ssa0nspsaA assi.
n'sr 49, ss0Asnise1as ssGns111g -
toae - VEN Cs1A ~ ~ NGnls1sns
pssviossly ssisaG m psssaa - ..
! ps;SsS IN NOS 80 ess ns'sas.es $4,000 y
s1.as ~ vsss - essss.ases nay r.
'0u ~ ehoa sessee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

- u. ls.srsssss x IL -sg.issrG
Pa &, -tzir.ss tr.t. &s~r "a Ns.sesr
sac vtssA iEzs .Asy. ~ lees u
flli-gza el=1.- rc4eti3sz va -.rs,.
sf+r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

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sA- pssrss.'-s = -eE1f~s7hs = -
s<=ss~ ea- @ An rsFe- Hs'
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Chi
-.
Ga e. "a 80 ~ s.E csu-
fe-4 v sS~s ssgsr.i - ssssfr.s e
o. rarss ss.'.' " 'es's
20
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tas sssais. - vszirssssf " fes<
sse corr ssr~sH - WIS 1
s-x.,,,. % t,,;,~ Ia
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ss,ss rp-~r-=srs ~. 'Ass = 70 sss
- - ss&ss ~ 'ss ~ rsss va ~s
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ps,.rmsA txrses sssis y-es.-d.HT
de- qssae,
Il esr escs-fe-7ry .rti< ss's Be
trevs VIA tt = Trs'&as sSSs'
H. Aests-ess II, rsssre"cs Is TIE
r~rsiss ~a sf qa@asah' us hev''-
'rss sss F-7ssrs1 g s'f sffi'ssaa''
s-l set - Tie sss'ti = f''fsN III
ssssseoas % sh4f. ~ a4'17es- mas
sE~asa arssess teri " lave esFssai
sns sAss fors~a u as-as Hrys
vsAeh - we deris1 ne ffiThss
sf segssssr1tg q s9sts N taAs res'ss
OF FrIvs;< '1reaA''- - lAi a' "e
cssid psrrsITs there . a"seins Frs
siding 'ss serssiA article ~ &c
slightest ssx'ss xodi'y'ns i's lnsAp-
sng, vkaeA e eef'%a-'y .zne'ssay
ris'H- Ise s-F-''1sf o. hi' fe-
'A-a Evee u 's] sac ''aN'''n
~ We d sns sa5s We rae s'si'
hass asst sPF''si 70 "
~ esFr'sd out y "oaaa stsi1's nsa-
ly srsfy ~tsis nsn 10 'hia s~asss
sz' There We no 'ee ''' sa'n
ns'a sff''eaa9E % w iS'e =" "-s
hsgfs~ ssse 'a'Zs'! 10 hs
a's, we eA's h ' "e'
VIC sss'ess We we ''h'p'e'''' .'"'
aha s'hs'' Nno '!1 '''''4'' IA" va
A''ei "s s9s'A - ne >" lsse, IL"
'sa' '*'~ss '"'' sac i'''' u n"
1874" 'Ao' a. "s' '1''' "'n "
Ssfe sfFe' A'Aei f's''A u"
sSss 'sH sfaSs S@p's hA' As
REGISTRARS Hsie -aiAsr'1sa 70 is,ss' OF
'7'-A M '"s' ~
'hsy ''a srs'e'-s WIS privilege nhu'
~ '1'e'
taos a-e sAss go7sfrn.en' snto Ne
: asrAs Of the r.Aiesss and negroes
NJ, R,.,s !. n,l1 ,,,;.x .. nrs ,r
g,n1.
- gen - ' $50 '
-,
AZ H vi '' '"'
ing, ssdt' 'Ssh system, 70 hf a.
the essserys,i-es are esreeesei, il =
mere fave. Tn 10 s.,ard.Y las.
-.
ioo,a -
y Al" TIC sl'Hs III II -
found tia, there are too man, whites
By = rsvissos u the liz, unser lhi.
.sx...A .,,;e,s a, 49,. n.,~ .,,;.ts
.,-,-s N
49, ~ '"s ." 81 US @i
sss s0sssy-h'e or 'sirsy esa b er-
siaaeA. Dee. oar eosenp orary ns~
understand tie aae.,;ao5
-. oAIA Inc Psfsfs are as
ea"'se ns question shs'he' the
in The eco.h will h,re 70 take wb.,
Is called the iron-clad oath The
nS ssys
All persons hereafser elected or
49,. a. ~ ~ e I'm.
,usuie;p,l ,u,ho-ity o,by ae.sI ;
srpoiatnea' O. the district comnsf-
defs' shall take ''id cath
in ordinary ,iIe' y "eaid h de
.sn,;o -. ~ = -. go. -, .'aA. u; 'Sa
e,sio. roal6 ersn,, ,Aer e.. :.
king asy oath except perhaps, 70 sop.
port tAs Constitution Of the Unlied
States We should Aos Ss sarbsisei
however, i; the eomnSAnden xsre 70
decide that the above clause srplss.
70 'aenbers Of the Conventions.
Such . deeis.Na would BE- contsry To
al mage, but that - no reason ~by
!, rs GO, likely 10 10 rssdes--Ga'
.ier'.
J,A.. pss.., . -,
'
eoa'' N NAeesd"Shss oniy three
men could be fouHd willing To ,sss
the cath.
IT. a.
'1' "''os'N hA' az 81
neie upon TIA. caafusion vorse coz.
founded. tia, reign. in the pest
Office ae,.y,ne,, N. .sv,.r, i,
.,....I ;-~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

- -sss a ass FisAssr; ssmrs'
"a, asF.- sssa szEersssess. y -Frt
T., e52.ss sxtssEaxsz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

- fhs s'sss - sss v .ssesr -zAs~s
80 rsr-ssssssa,4 80 s-s-ss ,as isssss,
s-s.f ava
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

Tss Dyvoxr FcvLEx TsAsKDr The
ysslainssy examination before Judge
xsbrr resulted Ne learn. IN til. refusal
of tail
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-24

F~s Wv
nerHsss Of IL S<h before asyiisss
:, !. .,,,.,..ea d Inv. tses .ss %
s,s..S-.n
'""s
der - rs7<sty eSssi' Il 'IS'
4 setk.s IRE y H. toass 81 sn0'a-
N. IA srs,urea f,adsr. ssi
-, -. a, ~.
a
sisssss'es he n II jas
.r1f.er q oar noss worthy
xounr frleud, are se-ioasiy engaged
r. .st;1x srr,ugsuep, y exiys,ss
% H. British Hor4sY>s We eqzA
..sA 70 b ssis 10 ,eis ~ ssopssy-
-vaeesioei,s rnrosieis
.,.,.~.;..A
a nshs 'yp -. -,
reA' Joe" : rsI a. 49,,
no We" 'as
ia,I ~ az ns,Hsn .ss =
Asih. h,' l" ~ a..
fssssvs his, o. hH li"~ .aa
Arse'e ne! t Pn
vI's"s, Ds'hs
H~ a"
Ixpias DrYhEDA7IoSs tab.
al, stasxrsai. prepared fr0m o&siAl
,osrce. hy Cor. TLroeinortsn, ADD
fxynnAes lie War DspsrfIAsei 81
II. Gorerszsns sn1 he sliitArv
p. -. a. 49,. to- x~,,, A..
I.disa, have n s,dessS l5j pe-oss,
wounded "a and carried isto nSn',
ny - mes, ss%ss 80 ehl'.
-. !. - 49,,
sainly. though no' ooelAliy 'hsi 10
the month Of JAY past, seFen otAsfs
have been killed Your Sosraed ana
ssven earned ~ cspurss- he on
etaj report Of the amount sns ssiur
Of stock lost II ssssrs, oss Inc fol-
lc1ing 10 the 'otai OF we fsPe~
nsde Horses-5isl caiue 81
s3s. sheep and 'ost.-A"
II shoaid be stated, also, that
some OF the Coanuss, keosr 10 sass
been heavy sufferers IN ssss Of me
ssd property. have not maze report"
A aunber OF Counties thsi sansrea
severely hare no reports A. 70 anoani
Of sock lost A. no esuHs'e eossa
veil b r'sde--'Sds "'ss'f'
n a, g. r. a.k IL,
~ Wv az
hSas'on soa s1as ssa'f1i iA'Hoaa
will Be completed and in RAINING on.
De, 70 pry,n Ia miles beyona Mill
MYsTsnfous M. Jsba A. san
fori, Of the CrunhSe,d House in
,hi. place. rivss u the follow
lc~inE psruerlnrs Of an occurrence
which ioads to the belief tina, SOME
feul play ha, befsllen Tie gentleman
named
Or th. 18th Of July : gentleman
named Wa II. O'Neal, from Mont.
geometry Ala. stopped a, the Crn,ch.
6eid House. With the intention Of
hayine lard and locau>e On the
l7;h Of July. Wu Y.uoes,. f,em
Bas.rop. registered his nsn,e Also a,
s.se sane house Mr. Fs~ce,t soon
learned tia, O'Ne,l wished 70 pur.
chase had. snd rcprs~nsd ,h.. b.
hsd the selling Of some land tire.
or four miles from I,~ll.s accord.
| insiy, F.ucett and ONesl vent out
on tie evening Of the ls.h 10 iaak
- Voc Aha' Ana returned to the no
-, a ~ "'s"'-
thar, Tia, &. had and. near the lin.
OF tan AND to:iin coua'ies, that he
.osie @ii ., ~ 20 per acre aud
''A'sd 70 " NeA that " he would SO
oM /" ms fs"eeasJ camp. eight
n,is' non '1sn, % ne hehinney
,9's, nc Sou'a loan - : hn'se, -.
~ az ssa -. S.'a'e. 70 90 70 .hs ana, AAa
Wv uu". " Seh s"s'ea
- ~ "'e s.wP On .he morning
- - IN ",sA /" We ~ tn.s
~. -. ~ '.o0 ~ ~, ief'
~ - Y'1e. sue'es "a ess'ee
!. t. ~ % fNe,s
!. VI .oai ~ oaoseiaensiy
a., :. r.-.,,h.s s
| p,ees .hor. ren,;o,.1 IA - -
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- The sdiasr ~ tk@ Nsv Oriear.
Crsr<1s dat sAkS evrrth;se ccoly
sssps his anxsrs at Ns1iHiliaA, H.
eehs1s, JsArss. Mr. Seward. asA III
Mexican ishsesho Ssslss eoepls.
s<say 1t free segro equslisy 10 Low
isisaa, snd 10 needles II die ntioss,
ssA storms, fsson his Tssas rssdsn
With - sIAibitisa n his ssss f,ssd,
- feiisss
A NV GevHssoa yos flxAs.-
Geo. Sheridan has removed Governos
fAsseiHorsos, Of Texas, And has sp-
Dsistsa en- Gov. 2. ~ Pssse 10 sua.
sss1 him. AAss . csseful consider.
ssiss u he rsposts o. Gen. Girls o
eonaasdins il Tszas. Gen. Sheridan
deslsrss thss 0sv. Thrceknorton /.
- inpe1issst 70 the recosrfruetion
n thst stats usdsY the lsv. How
sseA . neasurs vosM have surprised
The eoan,sy not vesy long ago, Nov,
although there y son ethink stsrslin <
10 this summsry neshod q making
~ ssaaiisg IL shi~f magistrate
- Ssass, II . sst svsn unexpected.
Nethisg cosld disturb the sqsani.
nifty which hot weather, dull times,
sad the history u the past nv yesrs
have created In hi. section. We
hsvr become almost . phlsgnatie As
the tsrba aed Turk, who only ejscu-
lsiss Allah u Ailsh !" ssd strokes
bis beard, when forced to lay .side
Aa eAsbo~k to e1sr nix aepk to the
-string Ths lsws Of Congress
give GEES 2ksridas full authority for
vAs, he has dose, and give the PEG.
pie Of the hith nilnsry district very
good reasons for takipg I'll these
sAisgs quietly Perhaps those ci,i-
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0ss. Grant Is quoted ~ laying
tAsa be would acetys the Pr-ridesry
" Il wess conferred upon him m.
sssgAs, ssd without pledges but thu,
u b. ~ TO 80 affss ard seek il,
~ Whit House would remsfn .
lssg tire vithouf an occupant I"
II 0ss. Grant made asy such re.
nash, y certainly said . very ally
thiae. No mss will Be elected Pres.
Asot wttAout pledges.