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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06
NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong BY the felthcr Of ihcse remedies
Thy will cure every case Of AAkAsAoSs "ilnous
fail. !,
Thousand. OF certificates have accumulated IN The
hands Of The proprietor hut space viii allow OF tne
publication Of hut few Thosc. u will Ne observed.
arc men o. note and Of such standing as they must
be believed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06

xss,aani Editor Cnriaion Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of ioof-
iand's German Bttcrs, and feel u my privilege 70 rc
snr;nc from general debility from Diseases arising
Com arrangement u the liver Yours truly,
T. D. FENDAl.L
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06

Also unsurpassed, consisting Of Cloths. Css.
imeres, Cssine,s, Jeans. Sssinets. Satin and
SILK ves,ing. Wool Wsmusses. Undershifts.
Hats and Caps. Bocis and Shoes, &c.. &c.,
and almost sDy kind Of goods you cell for.
He has also
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06
THE BEST

Muslns. Prints, DeIsines, Msrinos. Silks
Lusires, Cotionsdes. Lindseys. FlaaneIs.
nd al other kinds Of Goods !or the Ladies'
and IIisses. lis line Of goods for Gen.Is-
mea aud Boys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-06

HAS now on band. end receiving. one Of
l u the largest and beat selected stock q
goods ever brouqh, 10 Duhois county. which
he will cell q old time price,. chen the dii-
ference in currency il onsidsssd. His -
sortment consists Of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-09
ID u P l. E X. E LLlP7lC

The wonderful heIibihty and great comfort ana
pleasure 20 any Lady wearing the Duplex IihPuEE
Skirt will be experienced particularly In all
crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carnage, Rsilrosd
Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, as the skirt can be folded when
in use to occupy small place as easily and CON
veniently al silk or muslin dress, an inSaiueole
quality in cfinoline not found in any single spring
SKIRT.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convene n ce of wearing the Duplex +
liptic steel spring Skirt for single day, WI
never Afterwards willingly dispense with the
use, For children, misses, and young ladle
they are superior to all others
Thew will not bend or break like the single
spring, but will preserve their perfect and grace,
ful shape when three four ordinary skirts VIII
have been thrown aside as useless The hoop
are covered with double and twisted thread, an
the bottom rods are not only double springs, ouo
twice TOR double) covered, preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stooPs, stars
The Duplex Elliptic is great iavorite with all
ladies, and 10 universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazine as the standard skirt OF the
fashionable world.
To enioy the following inestimable advantages
in CrinolIne, vis Superior quality, perfect man,
ufacturs stylish shape and finish fiexibility, dura
b,lhy, comfort and economy, enquire for J. W.
Bradey's Duplex Elliptic, or Donole Spring
Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTION.-To guard against IMPOSITION DC
particular to notice that skirts offered as "DU
PLEX have the red ink stamp, viz: vi. w
Brsdley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upot
the ws;.tbsnd-nons others are genuine, Alst
notice that every hoop will admit pin being
passed throughth centre, thu. revealing the TIVE
Tor double) springs braided together therein
which 10 the secret of their hexibIllty ans
I strength, and a combination not to he founo
| any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where first class skirts arr
sold throughout the United States and elsewhere
| Manufactured BY the sole owners OF the Patent
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
81 Chambers & 10 & 81 Reads SITS. n. Y.
| oct26d6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-09

Lassile to Rock Island, with nayigsbls feeder
from Dixon, points out the several modes Of
reaching the end, and suggests that the whole
matter be subjected to the popular judgement
before any action - "a - 81 :
A convention, to revise the consultation Of the
state is recommended. ~ b
The political, or rather, the partisan portion
of the message is restricted to Recommendation
Of the ratification of the congressional amend
ments to the federal constitution. The argu-
ment on this subject is of course in the stereo-
typed radical phraseolegy, and is remarkable on
ly for its brevity, and commendable only Tor the
same reason. Taken as a whole, the message 10
a paper which could be initiated with advantage
to the people by other radical governors.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-09
SOLD OUT

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
Ny sold our entire stock of Dry Goods to May
Brothers, would respectfully commend them TO
our many friends and patrons, worthy of share
Of public favor. ]. Nd. R0SENFIELD.
n. BAH persons knowing themselves indie
ed to US for Dry Goods, may save costs by alEng
at our Leather Store, where their aceennts may be
settled. - J. & NJ. ROSENFIELD
jan4-dIw ,rss h.a sfs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-09
TO CONSUMPTEyES.

- t;Ei1teB 10 IA G. - .-es-a as.r. .
~i.F lrf-zas a-H e. 4. =. .s.a -.. f@t
80 GET LnD lI.i<ffr.. '... ssA.t-
ar.Ee Ezs.sH. -. -.e.L 81
. GET JOB PRINTING non = QUO.
E-sa~ sr Cali % 49,. 80
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China Sets,
PORCELAIN VASES, FANCY WARE,

The Public are invited to call and tersm,p
our stock. We offer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01
-siS s5F faHs per aSsnif&sa 88stnag,l IN
Gefferreieb tlnb Ste Orie,ttd=
W. y ltftbe Srdae.

Y 5ui her spriefitalifden SSrage baben
sGnatauh, sSralrfreidy uno Seiterreib Elm
gefHetfianes Snterefie, uamIi@ bas,, Die
10 :iteee 9lusbreitnng Der rnlflAen Ma1t
mad @eFten unb Siiben.s Al ,rerbin0ern.
go lange oies 0urd Gfiibnn9 Der tiire
ftfhen WfGbt frreid5t 5tper0eB fonrte,
mar bic 9lnfgabe Der Iorei Nlafte bers
bdltniBniabig eiitfdd felt ess aber frags
lid getuoroeH 1T, Oh I'M gosstenifden
&eide Der Wansel an 8ilbunasfabig>
teit afbE fdOn Elm &DtliptDnl Der 5ers
febnnHa OBJ 9iiberh6npt nod 0egriInoete
4usT1fs borbanoen its bic: Sntsaxitdt
ogs tiirfifdrfi atei6es apf bic Raher
aufredt 5lElerBalten, Iliuhaeijle beyliEbs
ltine 4oiitif BET 3eitena Die WfitteI eauf<
fn1en, 0nrd tpeItbel Der eben beseidnete
3iue6 mIf anoerent @ege 80 erreihen
marc. aSDiefe GrtpdgunU erElart ben
5hritt; fDeIhen Garon 8eHft i'm Ntalilen
Des slind9f betbfigigten SeiteFreiA 10
isben in Starts i9etban nno pen er aud in
90n6oif so fbuf i'm 9e9tiffe ftebtsy AZ
Il Gie NIT ie6enl r3eibep tijrtilE er
Gdipddel lllD Hnoulbfanlteit tldber
lrii6en6e Gefdbr itiO 6Qs 0elneiufdme
'en0Iif9 fEnn56fild s6fterreidifde Snte.
relley ibr SaDO rtlfnlnmetl, tiubte natiir.
ItdJ ben Gseg 0elferreid)s ef3ep9erL fiH
ibph isbt1 iiber rial)e Iieaenee Gbentualis
Ifdten init hen Bellln1dbgn Az gbegltdns ,
Ihioefl. Gfele 8etltknOiapng fann ielblts
rerft1uDl lid bnreTit Bur eil1RI aana QlIac
iHeihe, nrDbe poiitil@e GyupOfabe UNI
faffeHbe iein, 6eren QlnuenoNng auf sins
5eine Sale fp6teren Bgatbpnaen port
ihebalten hleiben mub. Daber iit Seltii
aud ciean,ebrfa6 berbrejtete SlnAridt
unri1tig, baB 5ir(t SlfetserBtG Oas 8ros
ieet elmer nuf bic OfientnIlfds 6taee
be3lgli9eH MIIian0 oipif6ep Geiterrei9
hnh Branffridb mad 4aEis rsitgenprrs
irstn tihi ben QIultrag erbaIten babe,
DtiIsns aInuabne am 0ofe Der Epilrrieen
40 befreibeitsS s a gLgl
Il Deliberately lit bureA ielne iehiae, bon
seieentbiinaiAen &@tuierieEfjteB prlees
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@arper's gseeflD,
elegant burdwesli auifrirt.
gabferiptiDnea.

~ stat4 TIC - Y
sF.g1 8 6 q. =
Die 5erausseber beben elm spitem nit ,. M goIts
9epartemsmt stnssfiibrt Ourb rue9es fie bas gasas
sine, iorpie ibre EeetGp 9eHeH, ueIe IS porsiesea
eeIbsn brett pom Der Office bes Seraussebers 81
besieben, nit 20 Sei1ts pro 'Sabr suienSen perben
ieSo@ mus bieier 8etrus an bic 9ofspfFee Ses SUBS
feribentens besabIt perSen Yoitmeifter ober aeute
bic fur Clubs Setansen sn besieben ruinf9en, erbafs
ten nuf 8erIansen Show Bills. hfI ~
8ebinAnm0em.
6drper's @eetip fir Sabr $500.
Gine GItrd 9summer, pom geefp ME pom Dsdgas
sine, Ipirb ieoem gInbs bey anf 5 9tummern $500
abonntrt, gratis perabfoIgt.
6eblenSe Nummern t6ilnen ieberseit na9ssIiefert
Cine Stsi5enf6Ise dIer gsuinmefn bes Sabres pom
3drpers gseetlp ruereen bur GrpreB, ref pom untos
fen unb nieoltdb gebun6en fir 81 perianot. Cine
pqIjtdnsige Ausgobe, neun ,Sabrgdnge umfalieno.
wirb bel ginieneung non $5.25 pro e5abr9aiigt nit
goHsn5Iuna Der Iran port Rotten perf9tdf perben.
Der 3 aRrsdl'e stieint am iftti Sauna 1907 uOu<
f 4 ripper S. Srptbersg
24Obn raHfliH @qnare, Nep garf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01

6ene Gage gebinbert, h'eit ausisbenbe
Biinoni6e anf LANCE 3eit a6sufdIieBen;
esnub iid uprldu5e, bis es lene S@lpie-
risteiten befeiti9t, Ilninentlid i'm Snnern
iid1 pie0:r geinnnlelt un0 geitartt bat,
Danlit begnlgen, cine SiltereiIenpoIitit
bon Der San6 in ben Nlunb 80 befolaen,
un6, obne fia bon born herein bic Sdnte
gu binoeit, BON San gu GaG nit 6enies
ni9en Nf66ten 9eben, bic ii9 bereit Sei.
gen neroen, Die 6iterrei9ifden Sntereis
fen gu unteritiisen, alio namentlid aud
Jim Orient 9eiterreids beredti9te Gn<
lprii6e f0r6ern 81 belfen.
Sieie INNER nur auf einselne, nnbe
lieeenoe 8ieIe geriatete Yolitit ldliebt
elm umfafen0es SduB> unb SruB6iii6s
nib pus. Selterreidr lit iebt oen0tbi9t,
cine Belt lang Bic BoIitit Der Dfreien
Sano gu befOleen. Die 8erit1noigung,
iUelbe 9err b. 8enlt nit SSraffrei9 unb,
ENGLAND iudt, uno bas 9lbtonnien, mel.
DIES ebentuel baraus berbor9eben fol-,
miro iid) eanS ausidlieBlid1 dnf bic Srage
beSieben, iuie oieienieea Eheile ees tiirs
fifben &ei9est Die ffd) Der ottontaailden
SerrIhnft elitsieben molten iln0 gbne
llnaeredtigfeit ribt rtleBr nnter oeren
8otuiaBiefeit leIfgebalteu iuer0eu f0ns
men, Dor benz rilIiiebef Ginfluile 81 bes
luabreit, ipie iie gu ronititairen, mo- fie
binsutpeiien tuarer, 6anlit lie ftiht cine
8erlfdrtung Der ruiIiben Nfadt un6
baIb bieaeidt einen She'll bes rulIiI1eu
Neihes bil6en. Mnf 6ieTen Bnntt ge<
ridtete 9Ibmadungen f6nnen febr tpobI
getrofert iperben, obae .oab man bes6alb
Ieine .nlilitarilde Snterbention in Der
5artei ms 9lu9e an faifen branIt gs
mare freilidb milnf9eusmertb, oas iestge
un6 nod meter bro1enbe 8IutberoieBen
in Der Eiirfet a6sufiirSen; aber on man
fd zines 9eipaltiarteil ginAreifens in
Die inneren Nngeieeenbeiten Der 4forte
prinsipiel entbalten min, 10 tpiirben cine
NaHor0eriing Der lebteren CUR Sdlfeleis
flung ODER aud folde 9lfte Der @rau<
Ialnfeit 9e9en bic gbrifteu kindergarten
niiiffea; Die Elm rubiges 3ui6nuen aus
8rinoen Der Sumanitat nidt lanser gee
ltatten. 81
8eun Selterrei9 hd sesen cine
WaotterD elfernig S1nPtonos mad le1ner
ei9eaen VteH3egi gu ngfrn ln9t, 10
gel0le9t o'es nept, NEIL 9ler irgene esne
Isln lei9e Setnnahg 9e9en o1nBlano
oeltegI, lonoera aue'n UNI Der yFtgt
Ger Selolferaaltun9 9eau9e gu tbnn.
sStelme9r NJ 1eif Selferrel9 h9 gu
9unlfen Der Seroen . na9ornG!l3 be'
ranbt bat. oas Petersbnrger cabinet gu
oem ller9en IN EN- 10 1reuno1ld)es Ser<
9altntB 9streten. fpte Is Sn'l9en be1otn
lett penn &rtntrle9e nt9t oeltanoell pat.
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9idets $l.OO

Dies 1T feline qripdtfpefniotio. Sic 1pirbir elmer
ehrenbaften 9Deiie 6ur1eefib weree6 aHfere KITE
psn 9rdmien ibertrifft ie6e ansere. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01

8. Batter, Rep. McDstnil
County. f1L ~ FsE;
S.E. SineIair, 8ep. Spei
u. qaiiO ernuIe Counties,
o. Brei1er, 3ep. 8eHtsn
:. II. 6uulpbries gpnn ies,
IS. u. @drner, @eJ.t SGiDs
renee COUNTY,
6irnm Wtorris, &ep. Gcns
non Go1rnt1. m
q. 9e1pbp, Rep, 6entret
County.
S. y. Rlrpbp, rep. Sobns
: lou Gount ri,
g. 81. SHELTON, Rep. Rors
gan Gollntp.
%. %. @poos, Step. Gar
rpa COUNTY.
9. 81. Arneu,
q. g. 6. 9ieIion,
o. O. SIdgg,
Col. %. O. Ebornbtlrg,
g. g. 81. 8attpll,
Sec. @. Biddburn,
&. &. 8prter,
s. q. 5apIor, friiber Capt.
Is. Tenn. Gapaaerie,
q. 8. @omen,
Ebputos Dlnrweu,
q. 81. 9sudett,
D. 50. Nn6erfon,
9bos. q. RdfoR,
8. 9. gtiftnis, ffiiber Gol.
8. Sent. GapaQerte,
Soi. 6u0iofi, III
%. @dpper, friiher st,
Col. 5. ,Seltn f&esa.
s. O. Dee1Air, 9eAber ct.
&c. 9, 8. &enft. gdp.
q. q. DOUGHTY, Rep. Don
Mnberfon Gontttq. aa1
q. q. Epgtagbfpis, @ep.
pom Bliatit @0uistp. s3is
8. u. GHfpn,
fhnma6 Nnrmen, Hep,
non 6dtbtn Gpnntp.
an Ca-kf~.. Unr.sa. 49,. 4.
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IS. u. stri 5, REP. cbiou
~: $. GIeneIdnO, Rsp.
fSmtt5 County.
SSoBn WOrmar, Rep. @drz
rou @ountp i5s I
g. naeermoobs Rep BeaEs
lep GpHntp.
Jrfo. Anbetfon, @ep, Sos
ultLtail COUNTY.
). 9. Rartin, Bebfere
GoiTtlt9g3 Ts
j. @. aliwnoD, Rep. SO,
bertion Go1ntp.
To-. 20. THpmpiDu, 9eep.
| BEDFORD GOuntp.
D. U, 9tunn,
| Z. s. Gypert,
Sen. 90. 5. Smith, il
! Sohfi Belib,
2. q. $iooerlDT
I ]. @iImer,
4 James Diuuine,
| 5. Snmon, Tlaior 2. Teun.
! @apaIerte.
Sames Gale,
3: Cunningham, friiber
Wtaior 8. 2ennehee 6as
pdAerie,
5lirneg Sones,
-. =. 9Sdters,
| J. 8. @aIfer.
Roior M. Sbornburgb,
I Z. N. BIadman, iriiher
Maior 4. Tenn. GAP.
EG. VI. SnIDper,
| J. ID. Dssek,
1 BmI. BiueB, -
fB. o. @bepbsrb, friber
IT. s. Gem. GAP.
~, D. OalbTaitbg friiber
Whit q. Eenti. alIf
s&epbeis @pGers, Mep. nom
GaiH~bel Gptirl
@lri. W. @ooneoH, Rep.
Don Dsacoh Gciiiitp.
%. Spence, Nptberforb
Goiffltt -.SA
10. Q. @atterfuus Smith
B. ~ 9GEl, 9psr Gonntps
70. w. s SeHtets pom A,
| Siitrift.
III. 81. Gate, 6anlItoB
County.
III. o. Sharp, Gbattas
nooGd.
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IN II fr Mt


,Sn 5plee elmer 9eratbune 1T 20 fir palIenb
eratbtet tD0rben, efrleir Mnfrif' an bic uube-
biftgttft ufipnSmditner bon SennelTee IN ririer
;3uiammentunft in Der 9eept1ftntdntenbaIe
auf BEN GapitoIe gu HafbSiae am %. 8ebruar
1867 az erlnI1en, UNI einen eeeigneten Gam
bipaten ais GpuDerneur fir BEN nGdhlfen
@mtsternitn aufsuaelen, Der ibre Mnli6ten In
bielem- Staate pertritt unb anbere AnaeIe.
senbeiten Gbnli9en @baratters in 8etraGt au
3ieben.
Die an6rrUrbenttitte @i6tisfeit Der Jest
benz 9anbe sprlieeenben 6raeen, has aufiinf-
tise S9tflal Don Eeunefee II rei unS unter
pirfli1 republtfantl6em GinFuTe Serlanaen
ral6e unb entlGtebene 5anbiune. GS ptrb
baber brinsenb erfuGt baB iebes Counts i'm
Staate SOrlG@fge 8erIamn1Inneen abbaIte
unb ais Abssorbnete tRnepnsiiOneae llntous-
manner mad bieier Gpnsenticn entIeube.
Boiler .3uipraH tptrt suSerIGBli9 srpartet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01
Naarbin's 8attnt
QlIaun. unS Srodspsr iisbersug, e'stn
/. 6euernptO Ginbrsder beriiderte
e GelDftbrdnfe.

@aTantirt ais bic btRsu Der gBeIt !.
BeritSrem ME Sas cilst, Refiisren ia sbrs fenera
feiten Gieenf6aiten. Sifb bic stn5ige @tibfhrdnfe
peIGe NIT Mlaasi Mne irafenew fleb EsMGf ueFiebeH
nan gtn6s ssfaHisF oSss lysp9s sOr, am Fd etftsa
iugitrtrtfH GataIee ~ peff9aFIeti.
Mfnrpin u. &c.,
6auEteaMgite $50, ass HFoahpanr Rem Wort.
p. 1aarenLaeer lNe. I'm GhgftnHs @tF. ~BtIaDeIpba
anil 2R W. aGN ~. @
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01
ileber 81. O0O pradtbDlle @ei9ent!

aeber 81, 900 pra6tbplle gei9ente
Ysfst pert5silt altier ben stFssrn gum
Ebeil beitebeno in ben flisenoen ar7,e5
:, 8srfbs BON I !. e. =. " s75 goo
greehbafs 80. E. .5,;..... ~ 10000
Gin f6ones Saus uhb 8aufeIIe : l59
ii Columbia .'.' :: - $500
Sin feines Sbltlano< 9ut BON
II, % Mder, bel Cincinnati 1000
BrahfboIIe Cottage un6 feds Ha'il
Mfer 2anb IL gRetle,t BON - ..I
CINCINNATI. .'i.3e $ !ife8, 800
.Orei 9ahoaiter bon il n9tSia older unb
$4,000 anoere 8efderfe, beitehenb m
eoibenen nno ilberl1en nbref, *tdtos,
n 0ab sWafdiDen Yfernen,; I. g
&ufidleff IL. IT, st0lH0s5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01

!. - Welh bst1aB INDEPENDENTLY pls tas Whal
p Its &c ron StaS4 Hps gssFrq canton
Wa isa as' gsSIss o. =. eias, 6smass'ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-01

fcine poufdnSiee bilblide gei6i6te Der geit..
Die beite, bilisite ufb beIe6renofte Sdmtlieu
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Gurpfe blmnAe1i. s1.,
s,en lseal G! 9 saasrnsnr s.0a ebis.


!. !, s,On Ben. 9 sasernsnr BON SHE.
7 :, ,.,..sr GoInmbus 6b,O, Il. ssoDsmBet 1855.
Mn ben Ausi@nb Der D5io istetsl Gef4eHf@
y z 8ertbsituHs s5is Ai4b 5Iqg ~ .n90Jaff
& So rrfIdte mt Srsusen, Sas 10 peafsdnSie lbers
ss aea 5sH pas bsasa FsS 5ss1.
Sersss & meme ssihsaaa. sc est str sfTsntltds
az ). 5. Gor. soaDernear bon pRto.
Bon be- .Staatss Shahmeiffer.
sS5TTE3t a3Aaat Isl 69atemt pon Gbio. n
=, $3.50 Columbus; A. Dftober 1861
sd bin iiber,e,tat BAT Steie unterne5mung Issis<
LID gum 8eiten Der SsIsotsnIDaiisp tl nnS % bin
Btuens, hoS Sic meiueu RnMen Der &tfte pom Gu<
pFsbLinssir. pet4e Sic btrstts beissen, beiiigsn:
s3ilQ O. a.. aBafreHs S9aSmeits Don p1so'
'ciiiiSs $50 8d4aDta, C5iO, ls. aasna 1866. :,
asstne Serrsn AlSa babe bic 8asshSnus ef5aItens
tpel9s eds @roarensm Der geiaents Sertbeinns siIn
Better sss a.bsEEg Ss,stfass s'st: Der 5,usa .s
sa sIs II SEM s aes sgr IS I
6is u s sss sl sssss Rasss s @
ieDsnt Stfmftaebtr III Ohio fir feI6 keien 2ped
IeitTbe Jyibt fiir o. gis ns Ssltrns
3ttSet Ser gefaasfen 9apfers bgs Staates 81 pers
iSssss @ g'f s;esl Hs5
snny petIua.sH 49,, ;E,,.,, 49, -
wi6enbofte erfaIans t9rsr qil9tsa erpdtten; 50
bue aairstgr bas Is ID ala Elm Grfolg erweife ilils
ses has al6errg SsHnSr n ben ssHSsa Ssr tsa
WitteI iein m6ge, pnpiel Gutgs Az erreiten uaa
ebenio, Sns es Elm / eatwaI bess 9atriotismns ufb
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REPORT OF rowy orrIcsRs
QUARTERLY q & 20 e r or rO WV
ORRlCERs.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE ACT IN.
i cooperating the Town Of Gold Hill. storey
County, stats OF Nevada. hereby submit for
publication the reporss Of the Clerk and TreRa
urer, for the Quarter ending June 3orh 1857.
JoHNJ. HAYES.
President Of the Board Of Truatees-
Gold Hill Aug IL 1867
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-17
LOst--Cautio.n.

r osr IN GOLD HILL. ON THE a3p OF
Jnly, Ono.Half Of q Heavy Gold Link
Watch Chain Jewellers and Others are cantioned
against Buying Il. The person who fonnd h.
who il known 70 mo aud some others, VIII pl .h.e
return II to me for an hrnest reward tor hls
troubls. Ifhe refuses 70 return II, shall adopt
measures 70 recover the property, a. u l. nlne,
nj hi. 70 s6HkEFER,, I, !
San Frsaeisso Rsstaur.nt
Gold HUI. July y, 1867. c .sra .iy21.n {
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CHECK los Il.

n 0sT, betwsen- III. 7th. and lith of August,
/ .Lrathrr Pock q Book containing .Cirek
On the Bank OF Calf .rnia In iHvor ofr. OsbIn.
or bearer, drawn by John r iis. for s63 so -snd
sso soinss soth-r papers of.v .Ius to no,~ .1ept
! the ,undyrslgned. Payment OF the cheek mas
/ betp st)ppsi, Whoever will return the pr"p' .
Gsy wiIi b ibsasiiy rewarded. . Osborn J..
-]l,cA sls3gtlccA--sAttAf. UOopVn"'
SILVER City. Aug. Is. lssz-iot ~,
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-LO.ST

0NrHE EVENING OF THE nrH INST,
~ Brown IsusslaH Leather W alss, contain
ing paper. Of value TO any .ons but The evnsr.
rh. snds, [ would confer great AYE. y !ssyirg
South o strret, Virginia. ,Vd ,a35siari 1s5G
Gold HIll june % lee7I Z ~. 5isahH !
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-21
business Matters.

Business affairs at this time, are in a
condition which makes cautious men
watch the signs OF the times unusually
closes. Some imagine that they see in
the dim distance threatening cloud in
the fnanclsl horizon. They feel as
though there was no safety in keeping
all their canvas spread to the breeze.
They have thought best 10 furl their
sails, and are now calmly waiting TO
ascertain what unseen powers there may
be following the threatening cloud.
There appears to be a large supply Of
many kinds of merchandise, and the
country is filed with agents of city
houses. The country people appear TO
be very well supplied and the merchants
in the large cities find 1t difficult TO
dispose ftheir immense stocks Of goods.
Their drummers are so anxious TO sell
goods that the country traders often
lnd il difficult TO treat them in civil
manner. We now have in mind an in.
stance where, in consequence of frequent
ANNOYANCE, a drummer was invited, in
more earnest than polite manner, to
60 to -, place where it is not gen.
orally supposed that good assortment
of dry goods are kept
The supply Of cotton is much larger
than has been estimated and those mills
which have been manufacturing and ex-
pecting an advance have been disap-
pointed. The house of 0rray, Taft & Co.,
OF Providence, II. l., considered to be
one OF the most wealthy and enterpris-
ing cotton manufacturing establish
ments in this country, has been forced
TO suspend under the pressure OF fall
ing market. II money should be hard
to obtain during the next few months,
and the market remain inactive, it is
fair to presume that there are other manu-
featuring establishments which will not
be able to pay all their liabilities as they
mature. Money lenders in the cities are
not now disposed to take great risks,
and they consider government bonds
with q marg;n-a more reliable security
than the endorsement of many Of the
leading houses. We do not wish to con-
vey the idea that there are indications
Of a prevailing panic just at present;
but the indications are, that during the
spring and summer, business will not be
so active as some have expected, and
their position will be such that they may
have to suffer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-21
MARCH TERM, 1867.

LOYAL G. KRLLoGe, Presiding Jnds.
JoEL W. ANswoRTH, I Assistap.
BARNES FRIsRIR, Judges
Wednesday, March l3h-The Court h,.
been occupied in the trial of the case n,
Russell ii, Lincoln q. W. II. H. Barko,
The evidence OF the plaintiff concluded
and some progress made in the exam,n.
ton OF witnesses for the defendant
Thursday March lathe trial 10 ,bs
case OF Lincoln -, Barker was continued
during the day and the evidence closed
Arguments were made by Z. Fishe,
ESQ., for plaintiff and Hon. E. N. Briggs
for defendant. The concluding argp.
ments will be made this forenoon wbe,
the case will probably go to the jury.
Friday, March l5h.-The argument IN
the case of Lincoln 2. Barker, was con
cluded and the case given to the iur
who rendered verdict for plaintiff.
The next case for trial is that Of ,bs
Town of Clarendon 2. Charles johnson
Pauper case. Mr.. Edgerton for plaintiff
and Messrs. Fisher and Nicholson for d..
PENDANT.
Monday, Ifarci lSh.-The case Of The
Town Of Clarendon =. Charles johnson
has been on trial since Friday afternoon
The evidence on the part of the plaintiff
was concluded on Saturday last, and
the evidence for the defendant com.
menced and continued through yester
day. 1t will probably be cencluded
some time to-day.
Tuesday, Marcel l9A.-The case Of us
town of Clarendon .. Charles johnson
is still on trial The testimony is closed
and the arguments will be msde this
forenoon.