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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

TIprSGs FROM THE DUrcH FLAT ROUTE.
Mr.. Robert Logan, a S%cotchman, an
employee on the railroad, left a place
about three miles from Bonner Lake, on
the Dutch Flat route, on Sunday last,
and arrived in Carson yesterday. He
represents the snow as about fifteen feet
deep on the Summit. Several now
slides had occurred, killing, he thinks,
about thirty Cinnamon, at different
camps. At one camp ten had been dug
out-three of them alive. The last
communication they had with Cisco was
a week ago last Tuesday. There have
been no fatal accidents on the railroad,
so far as Mr.. Logan knows, to white
men.-CGrson Appeal Of this morning.
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eorss.-ro-d.v M..,rs. car.v, How.

GorSs.-To-day Messrs. Carey, How
ell and some other gentlemen started
for California by the snow-shoe line.
They go to Carson with Billy Wilson,
by stage, and then by snow-shoe con-
yeyance to Placeryille. None of the
company have had any experience in the
business, but it is the only method of
crossing the mountains at present.
They have the Norwegian shoe, and
will make the trip in about three days.
Wells, Fargo starts out a snow shoe let
ter express in the morning. Billy Gram
dali and W. P. Bennett have undertaken
the task. They use the Canadian snow
shoe. We would prefer barley sacks to
them.
RoUaH TRAvELISG.-Last evening, be-
tween Gold Hill and Virginia, the wind
blew a perfect gale and the snow vas
almost binding. At times we walked
into some snow-drifts almost over our
head (which lis pretty deep snow In
many places on the Divide the snow has
drifted up against the sides of buildings
up to the caves. Unless there comes
rain to melt it away, we may look for
the snow to remain in the shade Of
buildings until the month Of May.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzEN.-ll o'clock
on Wednesday night, John Steiner, one
Of our Oldest and most ~favorite citizens,
died Of some acute disease of the visce-
ra. The deceased has been i'll fsr sever
al weeks. Poor Jack /! his death is uni
versally regretted. He was an active
member of Curry Engine Company, was
a Mason in good standing, and, being a
thorough, earnest Union man, was one
of the FIVE members of the Union Gen.
trail Committee of this county. May the
sod rest lightly on him.-Carson Appeal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 special Medical Noticc-Dr. Charles
II. r0ZER would mast respectfully inform the sick
and antIcted that his MEDICAL INSTITUTE Is At
the same place, CORNER OF kEARSY AMI
JACKSON STREETS. San Francisco. where he has
been established for many years, for the cure Of
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having rclinQuished
my old mode OF advertising. which has become 80
common with all the Quack Doctors Of San Francis
CO. Milling the newspapers with false references, for
tue purpose o imposilg upon strangers, ! think Il
is only necessary to inform those In need Of PLY
SICIAN OF Long EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS
FIJI PRACTICE, that can be consulted at all bu-
slneSs hours at my Medical Institute. corner Of
kearny and Jackson streets, San Francisco.
Ladies' suffering from the Whites. Piles, Weakness
OF the Back, Pain In The Side, Headache, PslpitAtion
OF the Heart, Derangement Of their Monthly Sick
meas, and all other Diseases that the Female System
Is %S,sst %, yin t1S prompt reliefey applying to
Ny FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 70 lail In giving reliefin those cases for which
they are recommended. To be obtained only at my
Once.
PlIcE FIVE DoLIAns-with fulidirections on each
Address II. TOzER. 81. D.. San Y a~ncisco. Cal,
or Lock Box 1854.
Consultation free. All communication strictly
confidential. CHAS. IL. T0ZER, N. d.
Late Consulting Physician FLOCK Hospital, London.
felS5m
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
San FRANCISCO Assaying
Refining Works.,
No. 418 Montgomery St.
tsuccesssrs to Kelloss, Hew.tou & Coz
Capitol Stock 100000!
DIREOTORs,
JOHN PARROTT, CHAS. D. McLANE,
LOUIS A. aARNETT.
LOUIS 4. GAnNrfT.-S:..Presidsnt and Manager.
JOHN HEwsroS. JR.--- Chemist and Superintendent.
THIS COMPANY HAVING GREATLY
L enlarged their Refining Works, aud Intro.
duced many other important improvements, are
pleased to announce that they feel warranted In
again reducing materially their terms Of doing
business.
THE TARIFF OF CHARGES
Which they now submit TO the public-con.
sidered with references to the cost of material and
lsbor-is lower than In any other part of the
world. and secures to the mining I~ntersSts Of this
coas, an important increase In beth the mlntinR
and commercial value Of bullion.
The charges hereafter will BE- a. follows: For
Assnyins Deposits for Impaired Gold Bars
One Eighth Of ono per cent. heretofore q quar-.
teri for all amounts over $1,000 and two dollars
for any smaller sum. Returns made In twenty.
four hours. For
Assaying Depositsfor unparteds Silver Bars
Two dollars for the gold contained up to o., 900,
and one-elghth Of one per cent. for all amounts
over that sum, and one per cent. on the silver
contained. Returns made in twenty four hours.
For Refining deposits mado for Coin or
fine Bars,
On bullion under 500 pArts gold, 2 cents per
On bullion from sooiSsoO part, gold. 4 cents
per ounce.
On bullion from 1901 Ss49i para gold. Q cents
per ounce.
Above $50 the only charges will DO for coinage.
But there will be no charge for refining less than
two dollHrA-
FOR COMING GOLD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-01

no. Tho Best Remedy fer
S~S Purifying the Blood. Strengthen.
Ing the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appctite,n
RRRsR,s HAMBURG TEA.
II Is the best preservative against almost nysick.
ness, II used timely. Composed Of herbs only, II
can DO given safely to infants. Full directions In
Enxlish. French. spanish and German. witherery
package. TRY TT For sale at all the whole
sale and retail drug stores and groceries,
EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist.
Sole Agent. 41O Clay Street. San Francisco.
Ijy27-lyl
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ut pas einsi9e germ5sen, Sas GIterl, bren Rtnbcrn
9eben tDnner, ba oaiielbe ME perIprem aebem cann
fann uno beitdnbtg bei ber Anipenenng mebr 98erlb
erbalt .Steie ersiebnng tanr man in Der
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90 mar ibm benn audi feinesueos
entgangen, baB Gliie elm sdrtIibes 9ser<
baltniB angefnlpft battle. Sc fpeuioer
er ihr nberetipas bon ieiner @nfbefuno
ourd6liden lieB, Inn 10 eifriacr mar
lein Sentiiben nad anberer Seite hin
9emeien, hieies 9ar;e ger6dItniB aenau
su er9rllnoen, mas ibm benn oud,
l9lleBhb. geLan9. 8erImann, Den er
5Y Yieben li6 insmiiden @eIeaenbeit per@
ltbant bate, m0tbtc freilidl, mas bos
NeuBere betraf in bsn 9luasf1 leiuer
ao9ter Dor Dem 9rofurilien ben 8nr<
Su9 beroicnen, inn luar er feiu borz
tbeiibafter @tfng fir oenIeIben, bcru
eleler mar reid, Sener oaaeaen 10 cut
fule rntttellos. Sn ibn in6elien sic eins
ge9angenen 9fadri6ten ais tbatio unb
lparlam idiloertell; 10 bad)te Sperber
mag eS Drum fein, ipem er nur nod,
cine Gigenirbaft :befkt, ndmIid @e2
lebaftslDlaubeit, benn oiefe mar linn
lfetS uber Jules segan9en. Gr bate size
an leoem Srenloen bo9aeld,dbt uno
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ltl9en Sdpiegeriobne bermilIen mo-
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Nadoem er ii6 bouifanoia iiber Die
Serbaltnil ileSerlinanns orienfirt. t.olaubte
beldloB er nun Die erite lid, bietenb @es
le9enbelt gu benEsen, nm sic GeiIble
llno gnlIhten feiner So1ter su fon6iz
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Charged two thirds of the ab We rates -
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sal IL cents aline every additional insertion
|langes in advertisements will be charged at he
50 cents II square. (
All advertisements are due from date of first in
''i"n; Herea ter the cash system will be adhered
aint no transient advertisements will be taken
=. Hess accompanied by the money
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Office No. 81 PUBILC SQUARE,
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Girem mlar.

! arL F 8 5 |afI
SSSie aas BEN Sncprp oratiOm ; ArtifeIi1, mel
Y5e inr5li1 per6hrntliebt Wuroen, erbelt lit 6le
Stst SDnle III eIne q tsf Il u o t, ipe in
pOh 1eft an ee"an"t osrben pirO, iitersesansen.
&cr9alffatiDn.
y; as q Ia BEN il DE. 9eparte II
I z. 3as Norm al Aenort ent nirn be.
onoers mir ben @ebr Ilb 9erienigem fein ueIde fe
ls!6f 81 9ebrern ansbioen uolen.
q. TN oil tunt . epart E nj e n t,
@ @eie9eS one nlten NIB nenen Spraben MnSbe b06el
Natbemaif lebrt, miro ofurt einaeridtrt penn binz
rel9enoes SeoIrIniB oa3n porbanoen lit. @IaIIen fir
Sthnle>9ebalten iperoeu.A -H .5' -..
Sbul0elb.
Safesbe betrdet $500 in 8ora,Isb ahIuno fir ou
partements. S9ller peroen ilir fiir einen Mona
le8Iitrirt.
& SDnrDina.
- 8oaroin9 tann man in Der Staot su biIiaen 9rei5en
9a9e Hne eIne bei6ranfte AnSabl fam odmit III Der
S9nle otrieben werOen.
s...... Sermine.
Eas SdbuIiabr piro in Srci Sermine eethetIt. Der
er1te beginnt Nontag, ben 16. September 1867 nHb
i6lteBt am 20. DECEMBER.
per 3weit 8 rm n fGnat am g. Satluar
1868 an nno iblieBt am 2S. MIrs. -
s9el brittle Sermin besinnt am T. ApriI
nno ehoet am q. Stunt
6reiffellen.
Der Boaro Der 3rultee5 beabiybtiet bic Grribtuna
etner 9emIlen Ansab SSreiltellen pnI 8riteG
9erer 0'e iit4 gu sebrern pOrbereiten pOaen.
3eit Der Mufna bn,e.
que, pie ii9 um 3ulaB beIperben, baben fib in Der
Rfree oes Stemnro 5u meloen nno Srpar tpeniaIcns
Spei cage por Se9inu oes Sernines, nobel iie fid
SinlaB zEtdetS gu peridafieen baben. Aue Bills
mullen be5ablt weroen ebe Der Sa1aIer amfsenom1nvn
Ioeroen tann.
9enomlnetI Deroen bod lift es IpitnSdbensmertb bne
es an 8e9inn oeiieIbeH 9eldbebe.
@rof. SObn CsSen. PrimsiPaI
@barieS Srcsbp, Steparo. ~ - .e..
GeoIul9t pon Der ameritaniithelt MiIions =Seieuz
taa 10 Der sEsitern 5reesmen's Salfsz@omiiiTon.
-. 81. g. M. @rapatb. setretdr.
Gineinnati,2. Sept. 1867. lf- s. iep1l
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S4Sle an9 BEN Observation-Disclosures. rpeIs
~ ebe IirsGD per6frntebt Uuroen, erbeIt lit DE
Stat Sbule in cine & st niuer Fl t d t, ipe ire
ooh 1est an belInffnt loerben piro iberaeaanaen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12

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WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE
Eg- The only Evening paper pub
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e 9re6 lid e.r ungI fail in
Gincinnati.
g 8erIin. 10. Gent

e. Serl1n, 10. Sept.
Ser Stei9stag bes norooeutfd)en
8unoes tuurOe beute bonn &0niq g8iI<
belm ero1net. Snsieiner Geoe bemia ,
fOmmnete Der Sonig bic 8erIammeIten
auf bas 9Sarmite als Die gertreter 6es
y0ltes i'm erlten oeuti6en YarIament,
Sn 8esug aui Die iiibbentiden Staaten
1a9te er, oab i5re 8esiebunaen su Dem
norooeuti6eH 8uno 6ur6 Sen 3oQber<
trag gefi6ert ieien. Sie Slnansen bes
BunoeS f6iI6erte Der &onig ais fehr
gunitig. Gr beripra1 Die Ginbrinauno
bon 8efesesbori6lagen iu 8esua auf
@lei9beit Der WilitarpHi6ten, auf oas
YOitmeien, gIei@eS MaB uno geluidlt.
Yoltberbinonn9 NIT fremeen 9(ationen,
Grridtung bon @oHIuiaten in alien
fremOen Safenplaben ,ino ole 8efdls
sung Der SanoelsFotte auf bober see.
Der 8onig fdloB feline Geoe NIT
oem 9Snnibe, oaB Der Sorti6ritt Die
8aiiS Der 8erbanolangrn fein m0ae;
Die Qrbeit Der 8ertreter bes Golfes lei
cine arbeit beS SSrieSens gn6 6aber
moge oas 8olf Die Srg6te terieIbenin
5rieoen genie6en. .rs5a
ct. 8etersburG 10. Sept.
Ser Sdab bon 9eriien bat cine
Glnlaoun9 tes &aiierB bon 9inblano.
ibn in Der 8rim s8lt beiu6rn, anae<
nOJninfn.
SO ltantinopel, 10. Sept.
9eneral SsnatiefT, rnififder @efanb
ter bel Der 5oben Yfortei bat Der tiirs
tli4en Hegierung cine speife Note
Hberreiht, tu0rin bon oerfeIben, Die
Mbtretnng Der Snicl &reta an @rie<
9enlanb uno 66liBe gleiAffeluna Ser
8fubame0aner uno @briften i'm aansen
Nei6e ais u tim a mm Der rals
iii den 8 egierung perIanqti
Hno etne Srift bon 10 Saaen
&c en- 10 iro, nm iih 0arIber su
ertlaren. ,Sn ben oipIomatilden 6reilen
miro Der Srieg als nuDermeibG6 be-
tra9tet.
B bingt o II, H. Gept. 2
Sen. 8anfs bon MafiaAufetts bate
@onierensen nit Dem Yrafioentgn un6
9errn Setparo in 8esua auf ausndrs
tise Yolitif. 8etanntit6 lit befleIbe
Sorfsenoer ces Saus sGomite'S fur
anstpartige &ngelegenbeiteu.
Die @blebung 0es Miiifdtfihters
SOlt iuurbs in Der beutiaen Cabinets
tibnn9 eripogen. GerfeIbe miro iebodl
aaer Bdbri6einlihteit na6 i'm gllnte
Derbleibef. = $50 -
Sen. Nufus Sing seitbsr @efanOter
in 9fom, belpirbt lid nm Die neu aes
i6afene @eianotl6aftsftae in .@riee
benlan0. @ $3.50. ae
geridte aus 6 ofpus Gbriifi in aeras
l6iloern Die 8erbeerungen In Siefer
Staot bnr1 baS geIbe sSieber. Ser
sebnte Sbcil Der 8ebolterung lit ae<
itorben. Sas Gleno lit iiber ale 8es
fGreibnng filr9terlid.
Cincinnati, II. Sept.
Sin furdtbares ltnglif bot iid, auf
DER Bride ilber 9iiacreef auf Der
Strabe mad 6airmoant snaetraaen.
Sine 8efeQidaft bon Dcnt(dem inbr
su einem BON ben 0iotbmannern in
f5airmount peranftaIfeten G6lkenfelt.
Diefel6e beitan6 aus Serrn lBiegam6
uno ieiner So6ter Niagoalena, sSrie<
oridl S6fle, Zimmerman, 9mil
Nei6, Der einen Salon an Der G6e
BON QGaafl unb SSinOleh &troEe h1lt
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Nai10iIIf, 8ennel[ee @onnerlaa, oel IT, 5eptenl6tr

anoreaS Oredsler, s. S. gau,n1elr.. Ter.
9ernlann 9agenad, Moam gutterinann
ano elnem 9errll S5umnieI. Oils Der
sSagen aut Die oben eripabnte Bride
ta,n, fudte elm anbcres Subrtperf benz
1elben 5upor5ufomlnen. ShfIe mel
0er oas Yfero tenfte, mid lii lpeit
na@ re9ts. aus, nm cine @pIliffon an
pefnsloen. Hngtlifli9er 8eife lpurbe
oas Efero 1deu uno iuilo, ga es eil1en
SuB 3iulfdJen Die 8obicp aefIemu,t
gatte uno begann riifuarts su aeben
9Sare EN- 8elanSer ooer nur Elm 8rett
an Dem 3anoe Der Bride anaeihIaoeu
9ene1elt, 10 batte iid baS llnaIuf berz
meioen lai1en, iuet6es nun erfolate.
per 9Sagen iuurbe BON Der 8ritfe cb<
getboben unO itiirste nit ben barauf
lgenoen Herfonen, Grnil 9teid un6
9erlnatn, 9agenad ausqenommen,
nel9e nod re6tSeitig berabipranaen,
10 SuB tlef binab. t&ie @ceile miro
BON Au9enSengen als sberserreiBenb
9el9tloert. Nfa9balena gSieaonb hattie.
eas 9enif sebrn6en uno Der SOB trat,
l9nea Elm. ,SrieOridl .O6ile hattie
aoer tur6tbars gu ileiben. Sn ben
lbreflidlten S6mersen nal,te er lid,
ant Dem Sooen unb trdnfte 6enielben
NIT leinem Blut. @r ipuroe mad, Saule
ge6rabt, tpn er balo bon leinen
SfpnerSen burd Den SOB erloit nuroe
9utterinanns SOB miro glei6faus err
ipartet. Orebsler, t8numer unb Sums
mel ipuroen, f6per bei6abiat, bod lit |
nod 9onnun9 borbanben, baB fie ain |
seben erbalten nerben. 4
GbarIeit H. Il. Scpt.
Der neu. Siitriets Gommaubeur
0en. @anbD bat cine Srore erlaiIen,
pel6e ale oieienigen, Die in Der dr.
NEE Der iogenannten @onf0oerirten
Staaten sebient3 3itiio Die 9lbaabe ihrer
RaroIe pegen stusipaaeerltng perlaunt
baben. leBt aber suriiG9efebrt iinb,
an~eit, bieier 8erhineli6feit 'iett
E9 ab.annab, 10. Sept.
Ser Gusitanbs Der @iqarrenmadler
oauert fort. 200 berleIben finb einae<
pert tporben. 8ieIe baben iid) mad,
ben Ser. Staaten beqeben. SIN Sansen
inb 1900 auBer @rbeit.
eo1r,,ha q =, e
as5tsru sIs.aS ~ a;,It ~ =, H. ~ Sep'.
Selleb aus Ybttabelpbid cine aldnsen<
'e ,8eoe, tuel6e entbuliaitiidlen 8eifaq
ano, su Sum ten beS rabitalem Sidets.
90
gos oerbe siebsr 49, .,Iaa. -, 1ps. St'<
u @tunbe on Ssftiafeif ,r : - rs ItshIt sty
IamentIid, an &ersten. ba fieIs Sersefl rEg.'
ZEN Der Seud,e eriedei, finS =
!, s's' ~ nv h
81. e,s.r;;os e.sls.:..s . Ssp.' Il
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seriidlt peronIa6t nos Ssrr o. S.a.sSss sSa
ON. Gincinnafi an gtsIIe III hss 'pes ssrr,,
Reeuaod ann : Sil,anslefretas rt Fret germ erH
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-aiter oeutfder Sroen Der Sarl,otti

DbersSdtoe: s. Raritb,
1h5ef Sobu 9titter.5sa sE
l. Secretdr 0eDrg Slid
S9akmeifter: G3eora Seiftber
0sr 0roen perfanImelt iiGb isse,r 9 o,,.,a. atsI
30. 81 ltiOnitrabe. i''N'' : <"h'''siif9 Hpei
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Sas grObte @unSer. bes 5eitalters.
...s Satl's itntoerfellc
sSaied,s
spesial. gia6riebt filr bic oamen.

s'-.' y.
|. S1On lanse purSe permiitbet, baB eine aBof6maz
tftHe erfnnoen iuefber piiroe rpebe einfdd5, pot=
eti uno babes braudbbarer fe as bic seitber blien
4Rafbinen. Gine ioIde piro iest benz gubIifum
oftertrt nit Ssr grernns, aBfeine an6ere bneegem
aiIf ornmen tann. -
Gine 6rau tannr M bfeIer gVaIdbine ruebr grbet
uerri9ten ais febs Q bne bieie be- Sic maidbt flint
i6mnSI9e 1enloen, aiafi6etten uno 6aIstraaen einz
gef9ipnen, IN As NinHten. Sriit oies nidt elm,
10 1T Der 9aneel mgiftig. + -..lr z541l =
sic beSarf fe ner bcionoercn Gei6idHdfeit, nm
eanItt gu arbetten benu Gin WdS1en pom Is Sdhrsn
bat III elmer Stnn be Suseno Stld eels..luJea
Daan braudt elm 0ritteI uenieer Seize uuS be,ablt
F6 in etnem sSahr ourob bic Sd1pnuuq Der 9SGfde oo
lie 10 oelifdt nit benz Stoe perfdbrt Sds foacr anf=
blus obne bdoignn oamt gepaideH iperoen f6nz
men, mas teiner dnoern Raid1ine 6giih it,
Sieie Naftinen werben perfertiat lno uerfauft i'm
Hn9ler u. ylo. Store, No 1i9 College Strase 9iafbz
pile, Senn.i FIR glf 8 pItGrs, ben ndnIidbetl
Yreia, nit pelbem lie in 9teip Dort bes1bIt peroen
:! Refine I9saf9maf9iHe in i'm Ylnrttf, bic fir ben
noppeten Yrets 9etaut peroen t6nnte unb feline fam
i6 hiniidtlt5 Der 4tbeit nit ibr pergIeibeli
9Ser oas Yutent 8ect perIest uiro fofort aert[itb
perfolat me ben tb iper Mnaeiae BARON uIabt tpirS
eine liberaIe Selobnung erhaiteT -.
Ray O pse 8ortbeile ujerbelt fo der, S,errr nS,e
rrt, meldbe pnidbeil, oas ausfd ieeIi6e Redbt Ses
Serfanis otefer Raf6inea in SeIuiieH Counties uub
titritten su er1perben. N
Man penbe fitb an
etl4 i6g4 O.T2. Ofimsler, 81
ars5 S& ft.i3 l.5a sit, ,4a q yiafbpiue, Eenii.
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$50 ago, H. Sept.
3'pei graaereien an Chicago @be>
nue., Die cine SbOmas 8. Sanber, Die
anOere ebarIes gSobIfabrt aeboria.
brannten beute nebit 8 8obnbauiern
ab. Boblfabrts. Serluit betra9f $35,<
GOO Berf5srt. fAgffa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
Treifenem.
3eit Der Mufnab bn,e.

Der s}oaro Der 3rniee5 beabiilHtiat bic Grribtuna
amer 9emllien AnSabi non SSreiNellen uIm 8riteG
0erer bic li4 aM &ehrern porbersiten mnlIen- ----
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04
Alabama's Financial Condition.

The old Bond debt OF the State amounts
TO s3 AL, 600, payable in New York and Ia
London, bearing o and 8 per cent interest
The amount Of back interest due ON this debt
and which has been funded amounts "
1890, which increales tho debt
that much. OF the per cent bonds t63, 500
at 7 per cent interest aid per cent com-
mission to agent which has to be paid let
January next and will amount then 10
$363,573,72. The present bond dsts of the
State now actually amounts 10 $4,b0,002b-
20; besides the domestic debt to the 10th
section and University funds Aud the last
Legislature authorized the issuance Of el,-
100000 Of per cent bonds for the relief Of
the destitute. The State since the appoint-
ment of Provisional Governor has been sup
ported on borrowed money, and is still being
80 supported. Its means have been vastly
diminished, its taxes greatly increased, and
its debts and annual interest incrcased.--
Where is this to end?-Xmtpiiie (Aia.)
Adoocak. ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

The following is the memorial 10 the Pres.
ident adopted by the Texas Legislature, ask
ing for the release Of jefferson Davis:
To His ErcsRsacy Andre,s johnson, Presi!
dent Of the United States: r5h hire,
The people of Texas, through their Sena.
tors and Representatives, deeply sympathiz.
ing with the misfortunes of their fellow.ci
izen, Jefferson Davis, In his deprivation Of
those comforts which are found in the res
ponses Of loved ones around the domestic
fireside, can only express to your Excellency
the sorrow common to all the people of the
Southern States, at his continued confne-
ment In prison, and the unfortunate circum-
stances which have thus far prevented his
trial, II, indeed, he Is a criminal Hi7
Z in view OF the fact that Jefferson Davis
became the chosen leader OF an unsuccessful
revolution by the universal acclaim Of the
people OF the States engaged la it, none par
ticipating more actively than the people Of
Texas, aid none more willing TO share the
burdens Of that revolution or accept in good
faith the determination of its issues; In view
too, of the fact that your excelency has long
since issued your proclamation, declaring the
restoration of peace throughout all the States;
and in view, also, of the enlightened progress
which, at this day, marks the onward march
OF the American people, the longer coniue-
ment of Jefferson Davis is, in tho opinion Of
your memorialists, believed TO be in violation
of the spirit Of the age and Of the prompt.
ings of Christianity. ,ye III .r.s9o.
Have not the demands of justice already
been reasonably satisfied? Vengeance L
mine saith the Lord.D Is the sindicatiou OF
the National power still further necessary
Has not the sword terribly accomplished the
workl "a land rcddencd with blood-homes
devastated and desolated--cites and towns
with little left but blackened, broken, and
empty walls---felds once rich with harve ests
and crops, now silent, waste, and barren
are sufficiently eloquent for that purpose."-.
Visit not further punishmeni upon the per-
son of him whose pal don we earnestly en-
treat The dark clouds Of war, which for
four years enveloped our beloved country,
have passed away. We anticipate much from
the wise and prudent administration of your
Excellency. lf, aA.srt. ..3is y
May we not entertain the hope that Jeffer-
son Davis will be permitted TO breathe once
more the atmosphere Of freedom---that he
will be restored to that people who having
rejoiced with him in period Of prosperity,
now sorrow for him in the hour of adversity.
As the crowning act Of magnanimity Of
the great and chivalrods people whom you
represent, release the prisoner, SO that the
last vestige of animosity between the two
sections Of our common country may be re-
moved, and then the thrilling notes of glad