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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-14

Regular msstings Of Post ~, at the hall over
Rioh's CsockeSy Store, Main Street, Indepsn-
dencs, on rharsday evening. At Z o'clock.
Travelling comrades in COED stasdiag cordially
inviesa - aA1ss1.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
SOC. State stamp. SOC. In. Rsv. stanp.l
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Coincidence silver Mining Compa-
ny, Location, Gold Hill Mining District, county
Of Storey. State OF Neysda-NoTIcE Is hereby
given. that at a meeting Of the Board Of Trus.
tees Of sald Company, held on the ninth day
Of February, 1867, an assessment (No. a. Of
Twenty-Five dollars (e2S per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said company. payable
on Monday, The llth day Of Feb'y, 1867, In gold
coin Of the United States, TO the Secretary, X
Wesener, AS Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which said ASSESS.
ment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, tho 18th
day Of March. 1867, shall be deemed delinquent,
and viii b duly advertised for ssle At ppblIc auc.
ton, and unless payment shall be made before,
wpl Be- sold on THURSDAY, the lth day Of
April, 1867, 70 pay tho delinquent assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
By order Of the Board Of TrusteeA
l-Ff ~ "' r. WEGENER, sec'y.
omes. Als Montgomery street, San Francisco
California fell.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
Syphi.itic Disease.

A>it presents itself on this Coast, is OF more
fnrmIiabl. character than that seen in the A'ian'
tic States or Europe, arising from the fact OF its
being a compound Of Spanish. Chinese ana
sandwich Island disease. Those OF yon VINO
have visited the two latter countries no uoao' ~
L,y. .s.n IN. dreadful effect, Of IL on both the
native and foreign population. II requires alto
s,.,h.r different nodes Of treatment
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
The Old Formulas,

OF Ricord. Acton and Bostwiek. are of little ae-
CONT. except to dry up the disease on the sur
fac- leaving the poison in the blood. which, soon
or or later. will show itself asa secondary disease
in An aggravated form Tnese facts have learn.
ed BY experience, and think can say wiihoa'
bosstng, that have seen more praSNss IN r' sISse
rssrn,-s,han any other physician in San Fran
cisco. dating as IL docs from lsi9. II becomes
Won. therefore. to think well before you employ
n nhysician. Who il the proper one TO consult
an old experienced one. or one who has recently
settled amongst Jour
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
Notice 30 Creeiitors.

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT oyrHEPoURTH
Judicial District Lyon County, Nevada. In
the matter Of the petition Of Joseph H. Lowman,
IN tnsofvent debtor. guliGilIJ sI upa
Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable w Hay.
don, Judge Of tho said District Court, notice IN
hereby given 70 ell the creditors Of the said insol.
vent Joseph II. Lowmsn, obe and appear before
The Hon. WIN. Hsydon Aforesaid, IN open court.
q the Court room Of said Court. In DAYTON.
Lyon County. on the 18Th day Of April <. p'
1857. stnlo o'clock, 4. x, Of that day, then and
there % show canse, II any they can, why The
prayer cf said tnSolvent should not be sfsnted
and an assignment Of his estate bs made. and ~
DO discharged from bis debit and liabllitiss IN
pursuance Of the statute In such case lmads M
provided; and, In the meantime, all proceed.
Ing, Against lsid insolysnt b stayed. -
sNS Wines my band and tie seai Oh ,aId
}L.h Court, this llth day Of. Nrfch, 4 ~
Ss.ss<ls61a 31sg DANIEhKEi(DRiCE. q a
Nv Clerk.
nl6Qal lhftfl afst6nl Xe - lSSSII..y,1ILhl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
Post Office News Depot,
Virginia City. Nevada. Ed
Deutsche Zeitungs Handling.

beutscne AeiIolSS
DOR THE LATEST EASrERN, EURO-
L pean anil California Papers and Magazines, 60
TO 2. Boegie. in the Post 0fhee.
For Ladies' Fashion Books and tho Bazaar. 90
10 2. Boegle, In the Post Ofiee.
For Fancy Articles. Albums. Gold Pens,
Porfmonnnis. knives, Inks, Now
Novels, SONG Books, Writing
AL. Paper. Envelopes steel
Pens, ETC.. Etc. +. rs. "FaH
GO TO r. BOEGLE, IN POST OFFICE,
The Nxws always ready in wrapper.
virxinia. Feb. u. 1867 feal-im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
To Females.

When YOU are afflicted with Weakness In the
Back and Limbs, Hesdache, Loss OF Muscular
Power. Palpitation Of tho Heart, irritaoilny,
Ssryon.na.s. Extreme Urinary Difficulties, De-
ranc.meut Of the Monthly Sickness, St-rili'y,
and other diseases peculiar TO Females, consult
DIR. TOZER, and you will receive particular NJ.
teution. Let no false delieacy prevent you. out
apply a, once. and save yourself from painful
suffering anu premature death.
Nv reom. ar. 50 arranged that there IL no dan
ger Of exposure or Of meeting any one except
the Doctor "
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known 10 fall in giving relief in those cases for
which they are recommended. To be obtained
only at my Office. -
price. FIVE DOLLARS-with full directions
ON each Box. Sent by Mail or Express.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
To Correspondents.

Patients Of either sex, residing In any part OF
the country, however distant, who may desire
the opinion and advice or DIR. TOZEK can oy
snhnitting "A written statement of their TO
IN, Doctor, receive all the attention and medi.
cines necessary TO effect cure withouithe neces,
si,y of personal interview,
an letters strictly confidential. opened and re-
piled 20 by ,hr Doctor himself
Consultation at the office or by letter. FkEE.
cures In oil cases guaranteed.
Ofice hours from a. N. TO SP.M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
NV Plan is Purely Vegetable.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia.

DESTROYING the Disease and purifying the blood
80 tina, ,hcr- is no danger Of secondary symptoms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
Structures of the Urethra.

Il another formidable enemy TO health. Sendier
one Of nv circulars ou that disease, and inform
yourself Of the terrible results. The worst cases
cured in "A few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
Venereal or Chronic.

III. imoossiblr here 10 mention all the diseases
with which he l. familiar: some, perhaps, Will
no, be out Of place. The most formidable. the
most destructive 20 mankndi is Sell. Abuse Tue
brain being the seat of the disease. the sys'
TEN suffers In consequence I will mere cnuter,
AZ, .orn. cf M, .ynptoraS 20 tha, those afflicted
may be abb, 70 form an opinion in regard TO their
complaints. and seek advice in time. thereby saw
ing themselves a world of suffering: Nervous
Debility. Loss Of Memory. Pain In the Limbs and
Back. Palpi,aton OF the Heart, Trembling OF the
Limbs, Headache, and An aversion TO GenerhSo'
-, ..rs.iaIIy thar of females There are a
,r.at many more, but these are sufficient and
shouId vou be suffering from any of them, call on
DIR T6ZER. and he will cure You In a short
time. withou, any interruption In your business
or state your case by letter. and there Will be
no occasion for our calling at the otheo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
Venereal Diseases,

In all their various forms, either PRIMARY OF oee
ondnry, or Hereditary, completely eradicsied
from the system. Your constitution bcinsres'or,
ell 70 perfect health. there will be no danger OF
handing down TO your Children that terrible dis
..,.- 1 noyyn A. ScFofulA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-04
DR.. TOzBRSS MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT
DIR. CHAS. 81. TozER'S
Private Medical Institute,
Northeast Cor Kearney & jack
son Sts., San Francisco.
The Great Erndicntor OF Special Com
plants, formerly OF Locke Hospital,
I.oudon, Eight Years In Sacrn-
mento, and the last Four
Years In san Francisco.
DIR. TOZ X -

INXPERlENCE is OF FORTY YEARS
Ia standing. and during that time has met with
Unparalleled success in the treatment OF all
thos. disrases generally known As
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18
The Wyss Of Habeas Corpus In
ths Davis Case.

Riclr~oxn. May al Il nov under
siood that Justice Chass VII leave heie
Monday. Chandlsf, the prOseeutlns AZ
tomey, has not y,t arrived.
US. Manhal Underwood to-day fe-
ceiyed the following writ, and leases lc'
Norfolk with il tomorrow " The fIesl'
dent Of the United States, 70 Brig. tea
Henry 5. Burton. and 10 any person or
persons having the custody Of JEFF DAVIS
Greeiing. We command YOU that you
have the body Of JEFF Davis by you impris-
oned aad detained. as Il Is said, together
with the cause Of such Imprisonment a9d
detention 10y whatsoever name the SAID
JEFF Davis may be called, as changed, be,
fore our Circuit Court u the United
States, fthe District Of Virginia, at the
next term thereof, at Richmond, in said
District, on the second Monday IN May
1867, at the opesing Of the court on that
day. TO be and receive what shall then
aud there be considered concerning the
said JEFF Davis. Witness: Salmon T.
Chase, our Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, this lst day
ofMay. 1867 w. II. Barry, Clerk Of Cir
cult Of U. S. District Of Virginia"
Mr.. Davis. when he arrives on Sunday
will still be in military custody, and viii
not be produced in court till Monday.
1t is stated that he will be kept in LIB
by ptison, A<rer@ apartments will be as
signed to him
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18

- TLs Clarion has found a nsw scare
erow. 70 injaee people q rscous,ruet 8 Il
is the fear, that. asder milisfy govern.
msui. instructions may le issued, Fequihng
Iufi,s tc Be formed indiseflmlnaiely fgvm
whites and blacks.
We see no FaAfanise that this viii NOT
Be required 10 be incorporated In the siais
Constifui.sy = amended. per Congress
sional requirements this reconstruction
remedy ia not The proper cure for thls IN
natural negrophObia, which bears within IL
inherent elements sure decay, which rad-
iealism Is poweriess 10 prevent, and which
can only be postponed by forming our
States for future political action on the
basis presented by Congress the of-re-
peaied assertion o. the sure yindlcati0n Of
the supremacy Of the white race, is r1ns
The less true from being deferred. Mil.
tary government Is bound 70 end at some
not distant time, which sill be the signal
for an establishment of society and monds
according 60 irfevocable DEGREES Of the
Cmator all efforts 70 the contn'y are
sure q eventually prove insignificant aud
futile. II Ia true that BY our admission Of
their equality, a. required by the recon
stIuction provision, we would extend and
render more Iaborious aud difficult The de-
sign Of Providence.
As regards the fear that the Military
may insist that negroes be available as
public officers, juries &C., nysa this would
not be without its benefits 10 us; as Il
would surely tend greatly to decrease Ill.
cation few would go Into courts il their
rights Of property were 70 bc tested BY a
lot OF ignorant negroes; and whata bles-
sing this would be to our membep Of the
bar, who undergo such fatigue in prepa
ring those long aud rery intcrcstiag argu-
ments, for which our court house has been
10 popular for some time past.
No, II We reconstruct Il has got TO be
done radically, aud we SEQ no difference
In radical intolerance and negroes igno-
rance, and II u Is ever question wo will
vote for the negro In preference 10 the
imported yankee orronegads southern eur
who Is able 70 take an oath which would
turn the stomach ofa well raised negro OF
dog.
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 8.
fiD'QRs. arm MILITARY DIsrRIcT,
mississippi aud Arkansas,)
VicksbNrq. Mss, Mdy lSt 1861.

Vicksbarg. Mss, May LIST 1867.
To preserve health and prevent as far as
possible the prevalence of epidenics in the
States of Arkansas and Mississippi during
the coming summer, the following regula-
tions are published:
|. Nonresident persons will not be al
lowed to congregate in towns or villages,
but will be encouraged to remain at their
homes or places of labor.
II. For all garrisoned towns or in places
where there may be an agent Of the Bu-
reau Of Refugees, Freedmen aud Aban-
doned lands weekly inspection will be
made by medical officer of the army, or
an officer Of the Bureau, Of all rooms and
buildings occupied by refugees, Of freed
men, or their families. These inspections
will have special reference to cleanliness
and oycrcrowding, and wherever filth may
be found to have accumulated, or over
crowding to exist, proper steps will prompt
ly be taken to remedy the evil; firstly, by
causing the premises to be properly poll
ced by the occupants secondly, by estab-
fishing camps under the supervision Of a
military officer, TO which the surplus inhab-
itantS may be removed whenever their
number is sufficient to warrant such a
measure.
iii. In each principle town, where not
already in operation, a hospital will be es-
tablished as soon as the necessity arises,
for the treatment of the destitute and
homeless. For this purpose. where they
can be obtained, suitable buildings will be
selected and hired elsewhere, one or
more hospital tents will be used.
Private physicians will be employed BY
contract to attend these hospitals, and will
procure the necessary bedding and medi-
cine BY requisition made on the Surgeon
lnGhlsSfs tassaidiVnet ERhds III thieeir re- re.
spective States.
~. Boards Of Health, wherever they
exist in the above named States, and
county officers are requested to cooperate
with the inspecting or commanding Off
GERS above named, by furnishing them in.
formation and making such suggestions as
may eonduce to the preservation of the
general health.
Y. Military Commanders, where there
are garrisoned towns and the Assistant
Commissioners Of the Frecdmens Bureau
elsewhere, are charged with the execution
Of this order.
BY command Of
BREvET MAJOR GENERAL ORp.
o. ID. GREENE, A. A. G.
Official
HUGH G. BRUsS, I'd Lieut..
Both Infantry, aide-de- Camp.
May l8, lS57-Iw
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18
Rangers Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI .
WILKINSON CouNTy

ifiE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON CouNTr.
EDERSONALLYappeared before
the undersigned Ranger. i'm
and for said county and State. this.
the 8th day of May, A. D. 1867.
q. NJ. d. Stuart who upon his oath
states that, on or near his premises
horse was taken up by him as an
estray, and that he has not altered
or deiaced any marks or brands on
said stray since taking him up.
@. NJ. D. STUART.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this Sth day Of May, 1867.
". A. LANEHART, Ranger
To Robt. Henderson and VIM. B.
Netteryille- Greeting
You arc hereby requested to ex-
amino, value and appraise. without
portiality, favor or affection, the
above mentioned estray taken up
by =. NJ. u. Stuart, and give q par
ticular description of the kind.
marks, brands, stature. color and
age ofthe same, and make due re.
port thereof to the Ranger Of VIII,
kinson county.
Witness my hand and seal. this
9Th day Of May, 1867.
W. A. LANEHARr, Ranger.
IL obedience to the above il.
quest, we the undersigned, having
examined the above mentioned es.
tray taken up by G. M. ID. Stuart.
ma !, him to be a red roam horse,
thirteen hands high, fifteen years
old. branded on the left shoulder
with ). and on the hip with @.
and valued at S25.
K0BT. HENDERSON,
W. B. NErrERvILLE.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this Sth day Of May 1867.
w. A. LANEHART, Ranger.
The owner il hereby notified to
come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take him away or he
will be dealt with as she Law. e,
quIres. w. A, LAyEHARr.
May ls, 'eT3w Ranger.
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18


This gentleman has At length been re-
leased upon bail to appear at the Noyem.
her tcrm u Court this will carry JOY TO
the heart Of every true man, woman and
child 10 The South; his grievous suferings
have endearcd him 10 all, and none more
50 shsn 70 the great body Of his Former
political enemies; even the most bitter,
do not hesitate to accord to him the first
and hlgheS. place among The southern
heroes of the war; wells he entitled to
be called and looked upon a ashe noblest
Romah Of thom all. lie has gone 10
Canada to visit his children.
There is another emotion In connection
with his most barbaous i'm, ,,risonmsnt,
which win long outlive this ago; IL isa
feeling Of abhoreace and disgust at the
cruelty Of treatmsat 10 which ha has been
sulIectedi aoh the. shame, the shame"
Willeser live In song and story,
And il fame on blacklist pages
Penned by poets and b; saees
Shall 90 sounding down the ages."
70 The lasting disgrace of--well the histo--
rim offye years, or perhaps of.one, hence
win not hesitate as to whose disgrace and
aheme will be involved.
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18
Very sensibie Advice to Freed
men.

The following Circular has recently been
issued by Col. Q. II. Smith, Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau
at Little Rock, and is republishcd by Gen.
Ord for the deneit Of all concerned:
CIRCULAR No. 2.
Freedmen are cautioned against undue
excitement growing out Of local political
conventions that may be held throughout
the country during the coming months
Such excitement fills them with expectant-
cy and unsettles their minds, and they are
net likely TO return to their labor after.
wards with wonted contentment. 'Fbev
must realize that the highest privileges Of
freemen do not absolve them from labor .
that even the right and privilege of vo.
ting will not provide them with food. raj.
ment and shelter, without which no man
can be truly free. but that these arc the
products Of industry alone.
They are directed not to heed rr,ors
that may come to the plantations. of tba
registration Of voters, or Of eletejons and
are informed that all notices rcnuirino
their attention will be endorsed by official
authority OF District OF sub District Head.
quarters. In consequence of tho back.
wardncss OF the season, every days labor
IN The field is Of the utmost Importance,
and the plow must not halt in the furrow
a 'ae 'avorer expects to make crop.
Agents Of the Bureau win be governed
oy the spirit of this Circular, and win h.
splre the freedmen with the same "a he
extent Of their power, through their preach.
their class. sen' q
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18

Asir The registration ln Louisiana Ii
confined almost exclusively to the freed
men there appears 70 % complete hope.
Z 'easness, among tho citizcns, Of any possi.
ole hope Of success, In the coming contest,
against radicalism, backed BY Gen. shori.
dan Tbs Registrars, 80 far as we have
heard ere unprincipled smiasaries Of he
republican party We are. at least, for.
taaale lu lelhg free from military interfar.
sass u thia inarnef, as, 10 fAr as 10 have
beard an, Ord hes appointed reliable
iasn q tia position of RagistalS
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18

REnaLlioN RANPASr.--Armed orrani.
zatioas Of cx.rebel soldiers are drilling
nightly upon Canal street. II Is reported
that JeIr Davis has escaped from prison
and Is ia command No Uniau man dare
show himself on the streets after sunset.
A violent relssl threatened to pull down
the custom house, and but for the timely
arrfyal Of the Eighteenth corns would have
exccusM bis threat. Mayor Monroe hung
himself and then killed his family. in or. +
der, as he aferward stated, to avoid the
just indignation OF the Union citixens
The commanding genenltakes his meals
regularly In spite Of rebel threats. II is
stated on good authority that the Missis.
slppi river Is undermined. Several rebel
crriseuvame up the river yesterday 10 see
whether the reported surrender of the
Confederate authorities was correct. Ra.
ing told that il was, they cursed the Uni.
ted States Government. and, after taking
coal and provisions, went down to Bara.
taria.
Unfortunately the var vessels in mort
we're Unable 10 get up steam in time "a
ovcrtake them. People here do not hes;.
tate TO speak openly in favor Of President
johnson endtAe-g Constitution. One man
went 50 lar as TO say DIN the Radi.
Gals The ex-rebels are ia dastitnts
condition, and In some portions OF the citv
are easlng their children IN o. Pioi.
Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18
THE SOUTH.
NuMBER SEVEN
Progress ofCivilization, considered
with reference to the Future
of the South,

5rd. The institution Of civil govern
nlent, In It's earliest forms. has been va
riously ascribcd. to voluntary associations
FOR mutnal tleicnso, and the paternl ua
thority, and the order Of domestic life !"
The disc specs mere hypothesis Is Of
little Dor We Importance, bnt ,ihc pro.
founs fs-sl~ e bhers, and -tSa wiseat
statcsTen, may bs instructed ~ sb6 les
sons g experience, AID the History Of
government from tho remotcst antiquity.
warns those who would teach or rule man
kind, TO recognize iu all It's revolutions
Tho powerful, governing principle ofpro.
gress, ever triumphant
The bitterost misanthrope, the most
cayiling cynic, whose reason has not been
entirely subvoited by the malignlty Of his
social distemper, when he considers that
10 the fierce and predatory organizations
Of Germany, Gaul and Britain, have sue
ceeded tho systematic gosernmeuts Of
modern Europe that despotism and an
arehy hare been sapplanted by constitution
al monarchies, and Republics, animated by
the rigid but enlightened spirit Of freedom.
must perceive tho improvc'n cuts which
haye been effected In the organization aud
administration ofcivil government. That
gravc abuses s.ill ieiace, that unjust and Il.
liberal laws still stain the governmental sys.
tens Of the civilized world, will not bo la.
MED, but since so much has been accors-
plished and 50 much yet remains impedect
there isevory reason 70 presume, that those
systems will yet DO Developed into fuller
harmony and higher beauty. There have
indeed been periods Of apparent retro
gression, when wisdom and justice, virtue
and refinement seemed upon the evo Of
anniailatiou but tho immutablc spirit Of
progressive destiny, has ever ruled the
hour, aud shaped from The 5: = -.;,. ...
Of tho soeial tempest, d higher and arnof
civilization. These pcriodica.. ssHcks
have Ia every instance been succeeded y;
marked improvement In the condition Of
mankind: indeed Il has boon truly 10.
marked hya distinguished British states
man, that, "shmsrer ercel'eace ,cAai-
erer Freedom is sllstorsguble ii gorrm-
men }, has been iafi sed into them ty he
skocs of tsroiHiea again the same
writer, (Sir James Mackintosh) observes,
no hope n great political improvement
---aa rs repem it--is 10 bs eatefiahe.i
from d'aaQuility.
These views teach us. not to fsrment
political riots with the hope Of reetiiying
evils Of government they rath-
OF admoEish US to recognize In those
mighty revolutions which sometimes
sweep over nations, the manifestations Of
IN inexorable but ersr beaefctm destiny,
With irresistible power through
the passions Of humanity to the sifimdse
good Of the human race.
The agency Of ordiaasy legislation is !
10 rectify minor evils Of gov
ernment; but the sword Of revolution.
only, 10 adequate to uproot those insti.
lutions, founded In ener and endeared 10
!hs powerful because favorable to their