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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-05

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fir GrsiebungsEelen i'm 6reebmen's
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
Dr,W. 81. c. STEPHENSON
PHYsICIAN,
Officc 15O, Cst., Residence 212 F street.
VIRGINIA CITY, NRv.

Ofiico 150 CsI, Residence 212 r street.
VIRGINIA CITY, NRv.
nR. STEPHENSON CONTINUES TO GIVE
III his special attention TO the successful treat
ment Of all diseases Of the human system: and
all dissasos of women aud children
tRead tho fOlioTI1s yIssss Ts.tsmSRSinrs Mn4sS iss7
1 hereby bear Testimony, that after eight years
ofsuffering. from the Rheumatism, and In de-
spalr Of obtaining any relief from medical treat.
ment, was induced from the solicitation OF my
friends. to employ DR.. Stephenson, who to my
astonI,hment, In short time, hasPerfectly cured
me. JOHN CUshmAN
AUSTIN. December 3, 1866.
hereby certify that having placed myself un.
der DR.. Stephenson, for medical treatment Of
Syphilis and Rheumatism Of two years stand.
Ing, that have been completely cured by him
p = %" 80 TTf HENRY FALCON.
VIRGINIA, June 4, 1867.
certify that DR.. Stephenson has cured me Of
nv affection of the liver, of which have been
afflicted for three years. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,
VIRGINIA, June 7, 1867.
Dr. Stephenson has cured my daughter OF the
scrofula, offour years standing: ,,
SILVER CITY, Mays 1867
I'tsStiy that Dr.. stephenlon har cured me Of
the scrofula and Syphilis Of sfx years standing.
0I~.- - SYLvANUS COBB.
CAR,oS CITY, June 26, 1867.
This Is to certify that hsyebeen afflicted with
tho Rheumatism and Syphilis for aperiod Of
three years. and have been cured Of the same by
Dr. Stephenson. RIN60LD DUNNE.
VIRGINIA CITY, August 10. 1867.
hereby certify that was completely GOV.
cred with Scrofula from time to time for the
space of Ave years, but have been thoroughly
cured by Dr. Stephenson. JOS. GALLON.
GOLD HILL, Feb. %, 1867.
DR.. Stephenson has completely cured mo Of
the Rheumatism and chronic Syphilis with
which Twas afflicted for two years.
DAVID CASE.
hMERicAs FLAT, June 81, 1867.
This 10 TO certify that DIR. Stephenson has
cured me of the Scrofula and Rheumatism with
which was afflicted for two years.
AMELIA KING.
~Persons at distance wishing TO consult
DR.. Stephenson. will address him by letter,
through Virginia Postoffice, Box l6.
Virginia. Sept 9. 1e67.-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-09
John F. Kidder,
OWL NaIN E H II i.

TINTED STATES SURVEYOR FOR MIN.
u eral District No. 2, embracing the counties
Of Storey Lyon and 0rmsby Ofnee-oyer the
Bank of California, with The United States sur.
vSyoY' General Blanks fuTnished, and necessary
Information given for obtaining Patents TO mines
Ordsr,ieft with the Register " the Land once,
Carson City, or applications directed 70 A; ~, y.
Safsord, United Etates surveyor General VIZ
einIs city, will receive prompt attention a,
VVifefnas, Sept 3, 1857. '' e'"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
Dom .Iflc Markets.,
Ho,,y DISPATCH.

| .Ho''H DIsPATon
sn,l;S, i9hK, Jaiy S9|stocks steady Gold LILO!
27sc. Flour 1oai5c. lower. Wheat dull and troop.
ing. Corn steady: Pork heavy and lower at saS.SS.
aia nar STEADY. Whiskoy quiet. Turpcntino 5sa59c.
Go.tSn to- ,,Tm aud quiet sales 90o Flour DULL
CT; Southern Amber 50 4G; Whito SO 47Ia2 G5. Corn
active md unchanged. Pork s23 IS. Groceries
@ pMs H"st Bo1ss hesvs ss SnDy Ssa g
Gold i04, G2 Coupons 1115.
,r BsT,MGnr sdsIS ynly ,;, dull Flour qqio
demand White si s5af 20; Yellow Il Il idaf ffoES iS;
Western Mixed 81 a. Sugar firm nnd unchanged.
go0d growing woathor; rain in showers; yesterday
und to-'lny still waru..
C,Sc,aS4rI; July 2o.-rlour dull md dropping,
Mess Pork III domand Mt "A. Holders generally
ask J advance. Lard firm ut 13c. Bulk meats
WILMISoroN, July 2o.-Cotton nominal Rosin,
T,nrpen!inP ,p ilrn and active at 5a, stock light.
NEw oRLEASs, July 2s.MsaIcs 500 Bales firm;
nns moW snSa4 Ts2; a5 sfSs a H go IaSs ous
1iac:; Cuba Sugar firm, and in light stock, with
good INQUIRY; fair, 1siaI3ic Cuba N1olasscs in
cording to lots. Flour dull and nominal; choice
old S13; now, sl4. Corn dull and weaker at 81 15a
aU, all range. Oats firm; stock light, at II Is.
Pork quiet hut firmcr, nt s26 %. bacon only in
moderate jobbng demand Shoulders, 14al4 lc.;
clear Sides, 16la1Gac.; choice sugar Hnms, 22a29c
Lnrd quiet but Arm; stock light; in ticrces I3bc
Now York anS premium.
MOBILE, July 29.-Salcs 100 balcs-closed firm;
Low alitldiings 23c; receipts 25. Weather hot and
showery.
AUGUSTA, July 29.-Stcndy with light offerings,
which rctnrd business; sales 90 bales; NIiddlings
2ia2iic: Weather pleasant will occasional show-
crs yesterday and to-day.
SAVANNAH, July 29.-Cottop fir, -..;, III Inoder-
for Mildlings; receipts 164 balee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
The SIIuzc,s Affair.

Several sensation items wero reoontIy sont from
Canada To tho Associated Press relative 10 an nl-
logged breach OF international etiquette on tho
Canadian watels, who it was alleged, refused 10
mako tho customary salute TO two English mon
of-war. The result Of tho difficulty, il was init
mated, might be tho closing OF tho canals OF
TINT country TO vessels from tho States.
simply those: Tho propeller Hazo was purchased
by tho Light House Board, and with Commander
Harwood, its Secretary, and f.nily on board WAS
on it's why to tho uppor lakes, thoro to be station
ed for duty in the light house service.
AT Quebec, whilo tho Commander was on ahorc
Attending church, an ofhoor camo from tho Eng
lish frigato Aurora, aud mado tho Captain OF tho
Hazo twho was not naval ofticor}, haul down
the pennant ns his Captain was instructed not to
allow thom to bo worn in British wators by vcs.
sol not regularly commissioned. The Commodore
on his rctnrn believing that in this seemingly In.
involved, ordered tho pcnnant to be again hoisted
| and kept it there, notwithstanding second
| request for it's removal. His reply was
mado with oil. polteness, tho Commodore
holding thst Tho British Captains. instruc
own nation, and suggesfing reference OF tho
| matter to tho dipiom ,tic agents OF tho two gov
ernmonts. Thoro wns no question OF salutos OF
oil, nor was anything further heard about tho mat
tor. In regard to tho Wolverine nothing passed
friendly eourtesies: There was delay Of day n
Montreal, but no detention" other than that oc
\ caslono by red tape"
There is nothing In oil this OF all koly 10 ontlan
ger tho use OF Canadian canals by our vessels ant
tho misrepresentation appears to hayo arisen from
paper. Commodore Harwood did nothing i1con
sistent with his reputation rs an officer and gen
| tloman In thus mildly but firmly maintaining tn
dignity OF tho United States Navy In British waters
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
LETTER FROM BEVERLY NASH.

COLUMBIA, July 2s.-Editor Charleston Neios ::
see in the CHARLESTON NEWS, OF July Goth, over
tho name Of "Folix," TINT thore is a class OF mon
in Columbia, represented by such men as Boyorly
Nash, that maintain mastery inactivity In ro-
gard TO tho Convention that has just adjourned in
this city. He said that wo wero desrous OF retain
ing tho respect Of our old masters tthan.s God VIC
have mono noD). Now, sir, I wish it understood
TINT utand upon tho platform Of tho Union Ro-
publican party Of South Carolina. II this will re-
tain thoir respect, shall DO happy to have It; II
not, shall say to them as Bay to othors, court
tho smiles Of no man ut the oIponso Of my princi-
plos, and shall work and vote for tho Republican
party, and no othor. would also say that thoro
never has boon any complaint against tho officers
OF tho Bureau horo-they arc gentlemen. Thero is
no dissension among us, for NO are going unani-
mously for the Union Republican party, and
against all Others.
Yours, ". D. NASH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
". D. NASH

THE LAYEsr NEWS Is that tho Auntrian Roichs-
rath has adopted resolutions proclaiming the po-
Htica equality Of all men without regard TO their
religious falth and the legality Of marriage coro
monies performed by tho civil magistrates. This
is certainly progress in Austria. II Is . virtual
abolition OF Church and stato. tits a removal OF
chains from tho consciences Of men. It is tho ro-
cognition OF marriage as o civil contract In tho
catimaton Of tho Law, leaving all other and higher
estimate Of tho proceeding to tho private judg-
ment and oonscicnces OF those Interested. These
two reforms, whllo they in no way assah tho reli-
gious teachings OF tho Church OF Rome, tako from
that Church the disposal Of political hborty, and
also the orolusivo power Of legaliEing marriage.
Il is virtually the ond Of Church supremacy in
Austria, and fs atop In tho march toward uniyor-
sal liberty Of mind and body, without which there
can ibo no Just government, and no hearty and
sincoro allegiance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
The yyeimar Cholera Conference,

Tho following are tho conclusions and recon.
mendations Of tho Cholera Conference recently
held nt Weimar, Germany;
I. Tho Conference exprcssos as its 1oIihoro to
conviction thnt tho efforts TO arrest and prevent
GGh69ge{a by katHHd9ffcd2nts ah""d -"
II. Dsinfcction will bo entirely succcssfnl only
whero eScremontal mattors arc carefully gathered
and kept from being cast about; WHOM attention Ia
given to cleanliness and the means Of hcalth anil
when tho disinfection is performed by sanitary au
th9rIttes in compulsory manner.
district cannot at once DO dsinfcctcd it is a;iyis
ablo to dslnfect throughout the places visited by
the previous % opidemi;s Of chclcra.
lf. Tho general disinfcction should DO pcr-
formed at tho proper time, that is, before cptlr.
mic il actually prevalent in town or place. Every
house or r epot that becomes infected, Or is sns.
tho influence OF disinfcction.
Y. In regard to tho best substances MS disn-
fectants, though tho testing of various articles is
not yet completed, there have been found, to tho
present timo, no moro cfiectual substances than
tho phoahatc OF iron (copperas) and the uarboiic
acid; and, as experience proves. NO hnvo no other
facility. combination Of both those Gisinfect-
ants il therefore recommended.
vi, Tho dsinfect.o on Of clothing that has Isoono
infected by cholera oIcrement is especially nm i'm,
portact mattor. For that purpose tho Conference
recommends that all sucl clothing bo tiisinfcctci
by boiling wator, or by chemical treatment in q
Pf1pef solution me o. alno yitro" tsulphato or chic
that spccial arrangements DO made by which dis
Infection can be employed in all places, at any
hour, among or for tho poor.
VII. For the disinfection OF sewors anu drains
tho Conference advises The triai of Mr.. sauvron'a
method. 1.-The means used by N. Sauyron ere moi
yet fully published, aud thoy nro believoi to be
Bimiiar to McDougalls, namely, combination OF
caT61lic nr coal tar PREPARATIONS in cheap FORM
VII. II cholera infect any house or spot, it II
situated in nm infected place, or being injected
should be vacated, and thoir inhabitants should be
removed from the infected spot.
TX. II is especially recommended that tho ground
water THAT 'is the water in tho groundS nbum
dwelling houses, and all tho grounds about hnbitn
tions Of every kind, should DO preserved unetilel
oil drinking water DO undetiLcd and pure and tia
whero no puro water can be had, that tho wate,
which must bo used should bo disinicctod b,
boiling,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30

The PAIL MALL GAZETTE tolls tho following ro-
mantic cat story. sluco "puss in Boots" wo have
had nothing to equal it: "a man named ANEY was
charged at Marlborough stroet Poco Court yes
tordny with asaaulting his wife. Tho only point
Of interest in tho oaso wus tho way in which the
woman was saved from further III treatment. Hor
husband knocked hor down, jumped on her, and
thon throwing himself on her, seized hor by tho
throat and attempted to stranalo her; but whilc
sho lay on tho ground screaming, favorito cat
named Topsy suddenly sprang on hor husband and
fastened her claws in his eyes and hor tooth in his
faco. Hor husband could not tear tho cat away,
and ho was Obliged to imploro her 10 tako 1t from
him TO snye his life. Tho husband got months
hard labor. Tho report docs not say whother tho
at tho exponso OF tho poor-box.h fr' VI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30

aB- OFFICE OF THE CITY REGIsTRAR.-
CHART EsToN July l3th lsG7.-As tho Civil Autllor-
ties have Instituted nctlye measures TO improve and per-
feet tho sanitary condition Of tho city, tho Registrar
would earnestly invite Tho prompt and zcalous co-opera-
ton Of tho citizens in cuforring tho same.
They hre particularly requested to observe and
port NIL nsanccs my condition OF premises projudi-
cial to tho public health.
Compliant Books are deposited at tho Lower and
Upper Wards Guard Houses for this purpose for the
| accommodation Of the public.
GEORGE 8. pELZER, II. D.,
July 10 Is city Registrar
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Govornor FLANDERS
returned to tho city last evening. Thoro wcro Gve
deaths from Yellow Fover and soventoon from
Cholera last week. The weather is cloudy, with
light showers.
Intelligence from Mexico says that donnral
BKnIonApAI is having tho cnrthworks around
hatamoras leyeled and tho ditchos fillod up. Fort
Calligao. commanding tho road from Brownsville,
is already gono, and Lioro forts aro 10 bo RACED.
These works woro built by the French and Conc.
raj MEJIA,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30

M THE GRAYEST MAI4ADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANnooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on tho PHYSIOLOGY of tho PASSIONS, aud the
Errors. Abuses and Diseases peculiar TO tho frat ago
man. with Reports methods of lrS ,tment eu-
ployel In this Institution. son In scaled letter en-
vclopea FREQ Of Charge.
Address DR.. J. sK1LLIN HOUGHTOE,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
Politics In Georgia,

AUGUSTA, July 20.-Tho political situation is OK
citing considerable interest. Tho recent lottors OF
Messrs. JOHNSON, Hill. and Penny havo shakon
tho faith Of many heretofore willing to organize
under tho Military Reconstruction Bills. II is
said Tint anti-Conyention is becoming moro popu-
lar With tho white people Of Georgia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY..
DIED, IN this city on tho 21th of July 1907 EVA
JOSEPHINE only child OF JULIUS ]. and SARAH H. YVES.
COAT aged eleven months nnd twelve days.
When apring appears, when yiol, u blow
And shed n rich perfume
How soon tho fragrauce breathcs It's lastt
How slortliv'd In Tho bloonl
Fresh III the morn, tho summer rose
Hangs whitening Gro lis noon;
MG srarcc enjoy TIM balnly gfn
Biit icoltrI tho pleasure gone 7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

"S- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GiIII
from baltimore, nro hereby notified that tho si,,or
1ht' Day dschnryng cargo at Pier No Union w,r,oa
Ah goods not taken away at sunset win r.,nn,,, ~.
tho Wharf ut Consguccs' risk "
July 'o M0RDECAI & CO., Agents
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30

aD- OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER
CHARLESTON S. c., JULY %. 1sG7.-scalcd Proposals
will bo received n this oaco until 10 O'Clock H. Augt
1'i, 1867 at which limo they Will opened Tor SHELL
ING, GRADING. AND cURDINd ROADS on Citadel
dreap Charleston. c. Plans and Specifications Of the
eano can be seen al this oGico.
By order of Msjordcneral II. O. TYLER
I. p. McELRATH,
July q Depot Quartermastor,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30
WnallInrton Ae,ys.

WARRINGTON, July 29.-Gcneral GRANT has order
cd additional troops to TonncsBco, aud ordered
General THOMAS to distribute his forces 10 secure
order. CHANT himself will probably DO thcro.
The sloop-of-war De Soto is ordered 10 tho
vicinity of Ycra Cruz.
Official, rs woll as private accounts, represent
Broat danger Of outrages in oil paris OF Tennessee
On Thursday Gonera1 THOMAS tolographcd to tho
President thnt ho shas nrdorod all tho troops in
Kentucky. He believes that, with tho fn-ee ut li,
command, ho can prevent riots at Memphis Nash-
villu and other largo towns. THOMAS goes TO
Memphis tomorrow.
II is officially announced that OrTERpERo is in
charge OF affairs OF Mexico.
despatch from Leavonworth, Kansas enys
TINT 1ftcou cases of cholera and flyo deaths have
taken place thcIc. Tho town is almost deserted
and an Indian raid is expected.
In tho SURRArr trial the prosecuting attorney,
CARRINaroN, occupied the whole DAY and did not
finish.
The President undoubtedly intends to assign
SHERIDAN TO other duty.
The administration npprohcn.la dcplorablc re-
suits in Tennessee OH Thursday.
Tho Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
s1,183, ,0OO
Acknowledgement SrANBERy has gone 10 tho
Springs and will be absent two weeks.
Tho Frecdman's Bureau has adviccs that ex-
treme dcstitution in the South and Southwest has
ceased, and the issue Of rations, except to hospi-
tails, orphan asylums and eXlrcme cases. will lie
stopped nfter August 20.
letter from Fort Union, Now Mexico, atI-
nounccs the Navajo Indians on the war pnth.
Tho Federal steamer Oneida has arrived oil ST.
Vincent in twoniy-one days. All we'll
The great Railroad Bridge over tho Susqucha-
nnh ut Havre do Graco is pronounced unsafe.
The truo substance of THOMAS dispatch to tho
President is "thnt the troops in Kentucky cannot
be spared. They are needed thcro to maintain
ordei." THOMAS hopes, that with the troops in
Tennessee, to DO nblo to maintain order in The
large cties in that State.
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steel boilers, it Ia said, arc coming into uso on
French locomotives. Twelve oIpress ergines with
steol boilers aro employed on ono railroad loading
other roads, ~.
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European News Per stcumcr

NEw YonK, July 20.-Tho city Of Boston has ar.
rived with dates to the 18th. Tho steamer En-.
gland, which sailed simultaneously, was damaged
by storm and put bnck.
Thcro was much rioting and somc bluodslcd nj
st. Holons, Lancashire, during the Orange demon
straton.
Tho tweuty-three batteries OF artillery, sup
pressed by NAPOLEON i'll 'G5, lave boon rc- -cslab.
liBhed.
NAPOLEON sent RounE tho cross Of III, Legion
OF Honor, set in diamonds, with noto syinpathi-
aing with RounE for the unjust attacks made upon
him for tho servccs of his country
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LONDON, july 29-Noon.-Consols, 93i Bonds,
T2i.
LIvEnPooI, July 29-Noon.-Cotton saics 10 0OOO
hales; upands 1o!; OrloanB 10l. BroadstuiTs OK
cited, not quotablr higher. Provisions and Pro-
duco unchanged.
PARIS, July 29.-This mornings Monacur de-
cares that tho rumors Of war which nro prova-
lent on The Continent ,ra without founda ion
LONDON, July 29.-Tho sincerity Of tho Mont
teur's repeated denial of war rumors is doubted
horo. Tho Times says these rumors will check
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