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Smyrna times., 1867-08-21

n r""FFFrL RivAL-Ihere is a new patent Sew.
ing machine, (cAllcd the Star Shuftc) manufactnrcd
III Cl'Vr.rnd, Ohlo, by W. C. Wilson & Co. md
so'u Ior iwgn'y Dollars that makes the Lock Sjtch
'''''r I !" Wheelcr Wilson, and other first class
hc.' The manufacturers claim that II is rn
IN siz', finish and workmans in To- snv nLo, ua. f.
class machine, beside being able to do the s1no
range Of work. '"' same
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21

sonsra HEr'r4 Yrs RS 2UALrrY. eImbold's EI,r,r, g.,
II"Iai I MA. M inc dose is small Those ~ o.: oSr
large quantity and large doses of medciDs "ns desire
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21

ond r".'n S,aie Bonds Delaware Railroad S,o.L
dpSers Bank Sock for sale. All descr,n,,o" ~
mission. by John McLear a. Snn Rontu .Iu on Com
Market St. Wilmington. Del. D1""erS No. GOT
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21

ABOUT SMYRNIAN. The many friend, Of
our former townsman, j. w Savin. E.n.. will
DC interested in the following paragraph from
a Chicago paper: "a --0'''
Among the many handsome business b,uso.
winch enterPrisiag Chicago merchants have e,cc,rd
Ior n ne,r ever increasing trade block on Michigan
nVenue challenges especial admiration. Into ~
- OF this block the well known glass and n..,'
ware war dealers OF Case x Savn, viii remove a1uI I'm.
!olh OF August. The building being fitted nm far
TINS firm is l3C feet long, q feet Vide and f,1.
S'preS hSh above the cellar. 1t is but Of beanf
iu' AthehS marble, dressed and lld IN ccor5,,,, =.
t"e modern' chaste aud elegant style. Ti,c Lnr
upper Sto ies and the cellar will be used mainly C
storage while the ground floor viii co,,t,iI, a..
pay IN sample, of all that is beautiful m 4 .'
p"cs uce'n .vr ama finish OF chandeliers, lamps china
fu'e S"dle' glassware, Ctc. visit to tIi .,,,lIt
"eht ny country merchants and s.,,n,r, .II
~ ,ho 10 complo tour Of the city as will W.,
~ 'i0 III" "dtcr-works or tie river tn,ncI
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21

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Smyrna times., 1867-08-21

'UDSCIrrl'Ns % to the Washington Library Com.
Ea'y oi | hhadelphIa are pouring ia r.pldIv. Tnr
nrnaNome Cngravings gwen awav with cncb sb,ro
" w. S'oCN are OF rare and excellent workua,sh,,
wy; sI'~G,I'lng 'or the stock AT dollar per share
a." 'o'''" an engraving worth ffiy per ct nj. n,or
'lln You invest besides partlcipaIing in ,,
u'Strl'u'I"n gifts. Every share Of st,cE Vii
,oo''c ,' some present, with AN equal chance Of sr.
curing some Of the valuable articles as pnb'isLd IN
tIe schedule The engraving entitled '.The N,r.
rage "l roc 'hontas" which Civ n to those who
' .'c shares OF stock, is executed IN th,. neatc.t
,i' ' approved style, aud fully equal To those of
tne same Character that are now relailcd at co,
csht dollars and upwards. Read the adyertlsc,,,,,
Smyrna times., 1867-08-21
HELHBoLD's Concentrated Fvrn - .
HlLLA' Is the 'iFeal Bioud i'ur,tie, "A'r HAkSArA

loroo, - rfo'e>s"!a' Adju.cr Of Trnsse.
,na, =, a|'H and RACE Streets, PHILAnrf PM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

POSTAL TELEGRAPHISG.-The subject
| of cheap ,elegraphing has attracted
public attention in England, and has
| oeeu discussed between the Government
and the telegraph companies. II was
| originally Intended that the Govern
nent should take all the telegraph lines
| having the owners therefor; but this
Was so streuuously opposed by the
champions OF vested rights that the
Government has modified its bill and
| oroposes 10 take only those lines which
they are willing to sell. As there are II
number Of competing lines in England,
the Government will be at nc loss to
find some 70 puy. These lines, as they
are purchased, become n department OF
the P~ostotIice. The Government can
extend, change enlarge or contract these
lines and increase their facilities for
business. The proposed tariff is one
shilling, or twenty-five cents, for twenty
words, any Observation-Disclosures within a
mile of the station free. Every post
town having 1000 population, will De
4 telegraph station. All post offices IN
England are to be depots for the deposit
Of messages, which are sent TO the near
est station to,be despatched. In Lon
don the facility for seading telegraph
messages will De equal to that OF mail
ing letters. Prepaid dispatches may be
deposited IN pillar boxes all over the
city, from which they will be collected
as letters are now, and sent by telegraph.
1, is estimated that the number Of mes
ssges will equal the number of letters
nov sent by mail. The New York Er>-
ainq Post says that it is not 10 he ex-
pected that Congress will attempt any
such b~eue6cent arrangement for this
country, as rich corporations can always
hold a majority Of either House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22
Tho Mine Tax.Bill Caucus.

Now follows a week Of the most active buzring
and fredericksburg that l ever witnessed. IL beat
John BiSler. Members were bSought and promised
and threatened and almost II not absolutely bnlIied,
to secure the agreement ola majority In each House
In favor oftaxlng the mines oithls state q lew paris
more In the ratio. There were mysterious Whisper
Jugs on the street corners. II l should draw again
from ny California observation, / should say IL
looked as !tthere was sis,lanye COMMITS ~ . IN o W.n.
be l am mad about that. Secret meetings were
held In hotel parlOrS and dining rooms. believe
the 0rmsby House was the grand rendezvous.
None but the faithful" we're admitted; onty those
Who would agree 10 vote for the Governors tax bill
Al A special session. Regular, ohi-fashioned, dark
lantern know-Nothlng arrangements were revived.
And for what! ask you, Senator'S, Tor what! TO
i,y an additional tax upon the leading Interest ofthe
State. which gives life and sustenance 10 all DINERS.
at a time rhsa ample provisions exiised Jor az ihs
kroitimdfe and the literally dpportioHed expenses o.
~ Sair secret meetings, darE.lanteru caucuses,
10 concert for taxing the people, for taAlns sne
people beyond the requirements OF the uoNcrnnieut'
WaS ever such a thing heard OF before! L oeheSe
noS. no, in All this Union. Why all this secrecy
An, was Il not an evidence that theFe was IvaVvn.
ness IN the mOOtej proposition; IN tns uioueS "
rhIrh the new tax bill was TO secure sutuclcnt sup
Sor,. in the and AMI object OF the new levy and the
tSons.1uent surplus In the Treasury? lSata1 eiHa
matter 10 be discussed and agreed upon IN tne ua.k,
oya bare majority q Tb sn I'D his EscSilensy select
stS maJoritirS In either House. and let me oa,anee
Of The Legislators elected stay AZ nome. nnats y
or,c,lraI conclusion. Sou cannot get arouhi u ~
: shsmeIll portion OF this history. 4 tdr ollis
20 su1nsrIIy m. measure Of concern to the people
p %to he whole people. Yet there Is at least one
COUNTY in this State. that had not even one .ep,e-
y Ia nnnShv uousr. Crrditablc. in one sense, 10
.Ss roHnIy. But the proceeding Is destructive OF
he very idea OF representation, was nor ms
sn - in every way a bad sign; q sure Indication. OF
y, srnrgS lei senators reconcile 10 their CON
SciSnces their know-NOthins camping on PROPOSE
lions 10 tax and over tax the people. IL .hey can:
M urIru,<s-yery well. | say very well; ana
"a, ! nm rally sorry Tor the gentleman from Ian.
ier. lie, him reconcile the people OF Lanler, OF ANY
S,nni,y in his State to the course which ne now
Nv H. own conscience approveS.-Froh Senator
Hl.ckiRs' Speech.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

MAYER g. BR0DEK con. q nnksn
vi ,Inuein business at their IH3fE$t,
old stand, opposite Pionser .....N
Street, Gold Hill. BATBSNk3AInsA
can be obtained on short notice.
ALADY'S HAIR DRESSING ROOM. un.
der the charge II ,h- well known Partisan Hair
Dresser, Francois Gillette. The attention OF
I.adi,si ia par; ,cu'grly directsdto this department.
as proper attention 10 the Hair Of q Lady head
is OF vital Importance to her future happiness.
Hair Curling, Cutting, and the application oil
choice Hair RestOratives and Cosmetics.
DENTISTRY.-Dr. Mayer Will also attend 70
Dental Surgery. and invites all vice may need
bis services.
cuppiux, Needing and Leeching perform
ed In the Best style. a.,
ALSO, for sale. Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leech-s.
Gold Hill. July 20. 1867. ly2ot II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

HEPwoRrH Dixon ofthe London .Athen-
cum had such luck in making a book
on America last year that an associate
editor Of his is coming out this season,
to try his hand, and means to go Color
ado and the Rocky Mountains for his
special tield-0rson Pratt, the Mormon
elder. has a father in London who has
repute AZ a mathematician, and has just
published n book entitled, New and
Easy Method Of the Cubic and Biquad-
ratio Equations, embracing several new
formulas greatly simplifying this depart
ment Of mathematical science The
fourth volume of the I" Writings of MAJ
zini." which is just out, contains An
essay on the Philosophy of Music, ano-
Their on Carlyle and Dante, and a treatise
on.thc Duties of Man, begun in 1914 and
finished in 1858. The Marquis de Bois-
sew or Countess Guiccoli, one Of the
most famous and influential Of Byron's
mistresses, is bringing out two volumes
about him. She has \ good deal 20 tell
Of his strange life and character. if she
will.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
i directions will cure every case OF Diaoetes'
and greatly mitigate the troublesom eneetseaus'
Cd BY relaxation Of the outleto OF the bladder;
Il 10 Q most succeSful remedy for Gravel and
other diseases Of Ito Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Female Dissasssls unequalled. The Cathol.
Icon uniformly cures PrOlspsu. Uteri, Whites,
all Irreeulsrites Of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
sion, Incontinencs Of Urine, Bloating and Drop.
steal dwellings. and all Diseases Of Pregnancy.
The specific action Of this medicine 10 Immediate
and certain upon the Uterine and Abdominal
Muscles and Ligamcnts; restoring them to a.
healthy a state as those Of childhood and youth,
20 that patients who have used tho "Graefenbers
Company's Uterine Cotholicon" cannot sufficient.
ly orpreIsthelr gratitude for the relief Afforded.
REDINGTON 4 CO.,
AGENTS, 4l6 and 4ls Front st., San Francisco.
ffe26.lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

Cresus Silver Miniug GomPan'.-
A meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Cr@sus
Gold and Silver Mining Company, Will be heio
a, the office Of C. +. DeLong. In Virginia. on
SATURDAY, July 9th, 1867. at 7 o'clock r'a NJ
JOHN NELSON. President;
Gold Hill, July 10. 1867. yisto
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

Tur SACRAMENTO. Had time been
less aeetiug, | should have mentioned
in NV last letter, which devoted en-
tirely TO mines, something about the
working of the Sacramento, which
visited in company with Mr.. Reed, the
Superintendent, n few days ago. The
Sacramento is located on what is known
AS Cedar Hill, aud contains 5000 feet
Of mining ground, and is really owned
ov a New York Company, who will
spend 81, 900, 900 if the turn which is at
present deemed favorable proves a sue
cess. 4 short time ago some old miners
leased 100 odd feet, and at once com
uenced taking out good ore upon the
nor,h end of the claim. Already they
aaSe taken out nearly 100 tons, which
will pay between $50 and S73 n ton,
There is hardly Il piece taken out tha'
does not contain particles Of free gold
A mill near Dayton has been leased fol
these miners. who have undertaken the
work in earnest Virginia Corresponds
snt 10 the S. f. Bulletin.
BGGLE's. - Stationery, pocket cut
lery, Photographic albums, newspapers
magazines, and Mark rwain's new
book, jumping Frog at Postothce
News Depot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22
Imn.riuI nnd Grant Con.oIIdated

Gold and silver Mining Company. Location OF
Works Wilson Mining District, State OF n"
yadA-Noticr Is hereby given that AZ a neeing
OF the Trustees OF said Company, held on tns io.n
day OF July. 1867, Assessment No: :; OF 81 per
share. levied Nav Is. 1867, was rescinded ana an
Assessment Of o. per share duly ieviea upTa
zach and every share Of the capital stock OF saiu
Company. payable immediately TO the President,
in Gold Hill. or TO tho Superintendent ut the
Mine.
Nv order of the Board Of Trustees.
t. MCCLELLAN. Secy.
Gold Hill New, July 10, 1867, jyl2'lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

WEAK doses Of wash. board are recon-
mended to ladies who complain of dys-
pepsia. Young men troubled in the
same way may be cured by a strong
preparation Of wood-saw. Early rising
and ~open-air exercise may be used very
~benefcially in conjunction with the
above remedies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

Mn. SEWARD has a good memory-that
is, it knows when and what to 'remem-
Der, when and what to forget. The
worser sort Of memories recall the anti
Masonic crusade in which he entered
public life, aud compare it with bis
present dancing attendance on the grand
Masonic celebration at Boston, and
irrevereutly smile. But as Mr.. Lincoln
used to quote: Why should the spiri,
of mortal be proud?" or as Mr.. Weed
said in the olden time, sit is q good
enough Morgan till after election
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22
For Rattle !
LOS 7

an THE EVENING OF THE 9TH INST.
" a Brown Russian Leather Wallet, contain
ing papers Of no value to any one but the owner.
The finder would confer o great favor by leaving
Il at the NEWS 0faee, or at the Monitor No. 3,
South O street, Virginia.
Gold Hnl Juno %, 1867. arl 90 Ieoan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

WHAT WILL BE THE EFFEcr.-The ac-
ton Of the Sacramento Sorebead Con-
veutiou, lift has any effect u. all, vii!
result, in the defeat Of the entire Union
State ticket, and enough of the Union
county candidates TO give the Copper
heads n majority in the next Legisla-
ture.-yerddd, CAL, Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

The Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian associations Of America at
Montreal resolved against amusements
w;,bout distinction. This won't hurt
smps.men,s but can the associations
and the cause they represent stand it!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

F. D. NoaaIs challenges A. W. Jami'
,on 70 play a game of billiards, of nj
teen hundred points, for the champion
enc Of the Pacific coast, and i've nun
drsd dollars as side stakes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22
D,n,, Cold md sIyer Miniug Co.

Dauey Gold aud silver Mining Co,
Lyon County, Nevada-So'ice Is hereby given,
tha, nj N meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF
said Company held on the 18th day Of June. 1867.
an assessment, Of three (s3) dollars per share was
levied. pay able Immediately In United States gold
and silver coin, to tn. Secretary, GOT Washing.
ton street. San Francisco. Any stock upon which
aid assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22d
day of JULY, 1867, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public auc.
lion, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold on the TENTH DAY OF August
1867. TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
DtNcN 6D7. Washington street San Francisco.
N.B-No stock will be transferred until the
Assessment be paid J-2ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22

AK Irishmsn says he can see no
earthly reason why women should not
be allowed to become meoicsi msn'
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

In each others power. The Gag was up on both
sides. II was asked BY the rebels and conceded By
The captain In command, who, By raising the fas,
sstopped himself and his side from denying the
competent military character Of Vincent and his
men. The usage. q war in thi: sacred exception
who engage for II. The entire confederate army
had Il suddenly appeared must have sustained this
act Of Vincent their part, until the truce could
lawfully be terminsted. 30, on the other ground,
would Il have been with the federal army. Both
bslligerents were bound BY the powers Of war
Of tho enemy, because the will Of the federal com.
mandsr and tho licensee were controlled BY the
enemy
The rebels expressly forbade the transaction, .I.
eepting under hag.of-truoe. II could not have
been carried on without making booty Of the prop.
the sole authority Of the challenging forces upon
such considerations a. they are found profitable or
satishctory. II was trading with the enemy In
arms. Unless the license claimed was license 10
bargain In q hostile camp, though its own terms
restrained IL to the military lines Of the United
States II is clear that II must have been totally In
operative. Bat the alleged license itself was not
there nor any other evidence concerning Il.
Licenses are to be strictly oonstruedi and the
rule against constructive licenses is probably tho
sternest principle known 70 the laws, Even whore
the icensee was deceived BY the course OF the cap
tors, q persuasive equity would not relieve him,
(ths CharIotts, DOdson, 3s7, 393 The party who
license engages not only for fair Interpret.
ations but for an accurate Interpretation Of the
permit, I" Qord Stowell the Cosmopolite, 1 Q. Rob.
13) The claimant In prize court is an actor and
must make out his case, Uhs Amiablo Isabella, Q
Wheaton, 77)
The claimants combat tho positions Of the Gov
eminent given above, asserting the innocence and
validity Of their permits.
Mr.. 5tanbery and Mr.. Ashton for the United
States; Titan J. CoGey for claimants.
Final Judgment in The Bvopn. Wiley Case
The appeal Of M. Broion Dismi,ssd for ,oant o,
JrrIsdiefion- MarIhaH Brorn 81 al, Plaintiff in
Error, vs. Emily r. Wiley ct ak-Mr. Chief Jus.
tioe Chase delivered the opinion Of the court In
this familiar case, Diminishing the appeal taken.
holding that the court without Jurisdiction to
review the judgment Of the Supreme Court Of the
District, that court only having certified the find
Ing Of the jury to the Orphans Court. The judg.
mont, under these circumstances, was not such q
,hnai' judgment as gave jurisdiction To this court
This determines the case finally In favor Of Mrs.
Wiley.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

UNITED STATES CouRr OF CLAIMS
MONDAY, January q, 1867.
For the want Of quorum, oeoasionsd by sick.
moss, II was
Ordered, That the court be adjourned to wsdnss
day neIt at u o'clock, m.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

SUFFRAGE IN GEoRGETowN.-In accordance
with the act Of Congress regulating the election
franchise In the District Of Columbia the Mayor Of
Georgetown gives public notice that the Board Of
Aldermen will be In session ct his once on the 2Sdl
24th and 26th instant, for the preparation Of list
Of the names Of all persons, Irrespective Of color
who possess the qualifications necessary to the
right Of suffrage.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

CoURT IN GENERAL TERN.-Yesterday the
District Court In general term had before II the
case Of L. II. Whitney against John B. FriSbie, In
the California land case.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

ARRESTED FOR FAST DRIvISG.-Ferdinand
Butler, q restaurant-keeper on Fourteenth street,
just below the avenue, was arrested last night for
indulging In an illegal rate Of speed the avenue
and on being taken to the station-house at the
City Hall was required to give bail TO tho amount
Of $40 for his appearance at clock p. m. to-day.
Mr.. b. evidently enjoys fast driving, as this is the
second time within two weeks that he has been ar,
rested for the same offence.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

ARRESTS BY THE PoIIcE-The number Of
arrests made by the police yesterday was unusually
small tho principal offences being mainly for vio-
ations Of the snow law. 1t Is hardly necessary to
inform citizens once more that tho law requires
them to remove the snow from their sidewalks be-
fore nine o'clock In the morning, and that failure
10 do this subjects them to arrest by tho police and
the imposition Of q ane Of from one TO Ave dollars
SToLE A VALIsE-A colored man named
Thomas II. Matthews was arrested by oflcsr Howes
yesterday for stealing . valise containing certain
articles Of clothing and on being heard before JUS
tiee Thomson was committed to jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

GAMING AFFAIR AT WnLARDs' Yesterday
morning an editorial paragraph was published In
q morning print relative 10 Executive appointments
before the Senate for confirmation, and an article
from the Detroit Post, edited by Carl schurI, was
copied having especial reference 10 tho appoint
mont Of the present Governor Of Idaho, Hon. John
M. Murphy. and asserting that he had been found
guilty OF malfeasance In Office In Oregon and after
wards immlgrated to Idaho to escape the conse-
quences. The Post also charged him with receiving
puroined money, the whole gist Of the article be-
ing oondemnatory Of the President on account Of
his action In making certain appointments. Yes.
tsrday morning at about eleven o'clock, as Hon. e.
D, Holbrook, delegate from Idaho, was passing
through the rotunda at Willards' he met q Mr.
Cummings, lately removed from some Office In that
Territory, and having good reason to believe that
the article In question was caused to DO made pub.
lie BY him (Mr Cummings) accused him Of being its
author. Without acknowledging or denying Its
authorship, Mr.. Cummings at once launched out
In an abusive tirade against the President assert
ing his hrm oonyiotion that the article relating TO
Governor Murphy was true and denouncing him In
uumeasured terms. t.
"You then mean to assert, " said Mr.. Holbrook;
"that the President appoints thieves to Office, do
you"
Yes sir mean 70 assert that In appointing
Murphy to the Governorship he appointed thief F"
"Then take that" replied Mr.. Holbrook, rails.
ing heavy cane and fslling him at blow.
Mr.. Cummings quickly recovered his equilibrium,
and advancing In genuine P. r. style, "got In
several stunners on his rivals mug, drawing the
claret profusely." The bystanders, discovering at
glance the situation, and that serious hstiouti
exchange would take place, separated the COM
batants, and In . few minutes "quiet reigned In
Warsaw" Neither Of the principals were very
severely punished both coming out Of the mill
with but q few Insignificant scratches.
The national Republican., 1867-01-22

The FOURTH AUDITOR on Saturday issued
O certificate to George M. Colvacorres for
Sl9,l0l, being his share Of prize money for
the capture OF the blockade-runner Stephen
Hart.