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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
DR.. TozBRs's MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
DE-, CHAS. 81. T0zER'S
Private Medical Institute,
Northeast Cor. Kearney & Jack.
y son SITS, San Francisco.
The Great Eradicator OF Special Com
plants, formerly OF Locke Hospital,
London, Eight Years In Sacra-
mento, and the last Four
Years In San Fruucinco.
DIR. TO ER'S

EIPERENcE IS OF FORTY YEARS
Il standing, and during that time has met with
unparalleled success in the treatment Of all
tAoss dissssea generally knewnal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22

In allthslr various FORMS either Primary or Sec
ondAry. or Hereditary, completely eradicased
from the systsm- Your constitution being restor.
cd to perfect health. there will be no danger Of
handing down TO your children that terrible dis
saAo known a. SerofulAl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-22
Whiskers and Moustaches

BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists,
apbly 25 River st., Troy, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

Before Judge Benedict
Fogrtg ByrHes The Cnifd Siofes The distillery
Of fcgery Byrnes a the OF Richards and Com
mcrce streets was seized about month since and every
thing on the premises was conascated by the govern
ment The compianants claimed that the seizure
was Illegal and the government had no right 10
the property. The tried before jury ycstsr
day, when verdict was rendered In favor Of the gov.
erumont a iAM nf4 AN e4# &
United stafca Circuit Court. 4
Tne United States Circuit Court opened yesterday.
Judge Benedict presdng but owing the fact that tho
District Attorney engaged in The District Court the
jury discharged unlil Tuesday next Naw
Unfsed states Comuissiencrs Court.
Before Commissioner Jones'
Uai'xd States rx Albert S1ai-The accused was placed
on trial yesterday on charge Of csr,ing Illicit spirts
from the d!s,lcry Of Fre Co., in Hudson avenue, %
the 18th OF November. Inspector G. A. Meade testified
10 having arrested the accused the above date and
found barrels Of whIskey on his cart As seized
the whiskey the dlstllery toy came frcm VS.
not licensed establishments t N 10 .st
on the REORGANIZATION witness testified that he was
At the dstery at the time the whskcy wss pus on shs
cart 81 fl#sa1 .~e tsA Nte
General Crooke moved that Mr.. scheHeln, who wss
jointly charged with smith, DO discharged on the ground
that there nothing In the testimony 70 mplcafs
him The motion was granted
This cas- adjourned consequence Of the absence
Az has been found impossible v break up TIE icit
DISABLING burins By SIMPLY sexiug Ne dsaisrtes and
whikey new clause he besn put In The aw providing
for e seizure of the persops Of the eler8 and max
ing 0em aDswoF IN psvson fcs thelr o6sncsa Warrants
we're theFss0re 1ase Yesterday for the arrests q shs
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

Meetlng sf New Jsrsey Residence Intsrestsd
IN the Improvomeut 81 the Hoboken Ferry.
An adjourned meeting ef psrsous Interested In NE in
urovemsnt Of ths Hoboken ferry was held yesterday AZ
ternoou a the As<or House In the absence OF Mr.
Bssbe ths former chairman, who Wa prevented from
bstnr present owing 70 sickness Mr.. D. r. Ropes was
sIscssd 10 tho position Of chairman Mr. Edward Self
oinciatsd as secretary.
M RoPxs sasd that the principal business before tho
meeting would Be tho reception Of tho report
issse which had been appointed s the last meeting
me duties OF that committee 10 ascertain the exist
us relations betwson Mr. Stevens and the Morris and
rsesx Railroad and the ferry company and New York
city He regretted the absence OF the chairman OF the
committse. who was prepared with full report but
OF thoss composing 10 that an executive committee b
appointed into whose hands tho whole business would
NJ JousscS desired 70 know thcrs was any gentle
man present who could speak in behalf OF the Morris
and Essex Railroad No responded 10 the inquiry.
Mr. MAxJou submitted communication In reference
20 the prevention OF accidents on the ferryboats
Al this stage OF the proceedings the CHAIRMAN A.
ncunced tbs arrival Of Mr. Whiting, chairman OF the
committee 70 whom the subject under consideration had
Mr.. wmrmu reported the committee In 4hvw Of tho
appoiutment OF executive committee, oompo1oo OF
gentlemen from different localities, 10 whom the ohoae
subject would bs referred This the COMMITTEES thought
s%nins Si q S tho law laws 20 q he he STATE ITO ON Of Ne~ York
hc found statute In reference precautionary mea
sures for the prevention OF accidents eyb0at and
be thought that slight alteration 70 the existing statute
was all that was required The committee wwe 70 mvor
OF endssvoring 70 induce he Erie Company % transport
s passengers by the payonia ferry the most con
vensnt route 70 and from New York. -s
The following copasiiaa was then appointed ana We
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

Jersey cay.

.
ASSAULT AND AflxgED OurnAGB on NARnrrD wo-
nAx--Jaks Frank, rssidsnt OF Cosssr City, Dsssen
county, srsstsd fusnday evening and conmssssd
10 the City Prison on ths charge ol sssauK an battsry
and attempted aps the Wife Of John H. Johssoa, q
SsS . New NJ York % ~hsSsr Ss w. traced > ycinsOn.
who, under psetsoce q compromise allursd hin -
yersey Cry, where he vas formally put Into es1esdt.
He vna coavsyed yesterday fssv.oo0 10 Haeksmaak.
I'm CAm or U-Jusum Ho9sEaY. --rnh onss. which
was eas q alleged fsad On sodls by psrvsrans ne
spouns of hh oaasm . Ne uss q csses< wss an
missed On the ground That the couFt befugo vosn w.
uisd hAA 10 jar'sdicsion-
Aoupur On -. nossn Asp - R.u.o.n N.
ps4snew train fFUm sammn nm into . cssi tain b.
tween Orsags and scsth Orsags ysslsrday msruse No
person injured bat several u the carr were snash-
ed Ths tender q NE looometivs wns vrsachsl non
IN hour The road was cleared 81 \
81. MARrs cArsofIc AssouA Anox.--The inauguntiop
Of shis society took place q the hall Willow srsst o.
Tuesday evening. The Inaugural addrsm delivered
hy W. p. Hegarty: re vocsi mustc N the programme
tho direction of Professor D. Grand Val orsanit OF q
narys church. me proceedinss coeciuded With an u
dress by p. J. Meshan, of Hudson City.
Hackensack. a.r4N IA
Tnn EMS RAunoAD sum ron DAnAcnA--A suit has
bsen entered BY Thomas Picksns against the Eric Rail-
road Company for the ioss OF scow on the 1ssh or
gust last the drawbrdge the Hackensack river
near the railroad junction Pckens returning from
Hnae Hill with load Of st0ne about dusk, and when
nearing The bridge he called on the drawtender let him
through The latter rather annoyed the ircon-
~ sach hour reeortsd with much abuse and
after subjeceing the applicant 20 long deny partially
opened the bridge ana sefore the had passed fully
through slammed the draw hack, causing collision
which sunk the scow, valued ~ Sl.eoo
Newark.
BURGLAR Asnmxn-About a-ysar since The dry goods
Store Of r. Samuels o., No. 20 Market street, was
entered by burglars and robbed Of articles TO the
amount Of S1e0 in value large potion Of the stolen
goods recovered shortly aterwsrd, ana ssspcion
fo upon one George wen who resided near where the
stolen goods Uere found That individual was not to
BE- found however, until Tuesday, when Il was ascer
tanod that he was In Elizabeth. detective was imme-
dately despatched asr him. who succeeded IN captur.
ing his lass In tho evening Weiss was taken TO
Newark and yesterday mornng he confessed his guilt
the Chief OF Police, saying tha he raned access to
the store through rear window after having broken
one q - psnss and rsnovsS W fAsssamEG BE was
The New York herald., 1867-02-21
ConMoN PlEas--GEHERhl TERN.

The Liability Of a Wife for the Contracts oi
Her Husband Upon His Disnppearance.
Before Justices Daily, Brady and Cardozo.
Joseph S'ouue,pi, e a.. Ka,yaret A. &epsens.--
This cause REFERRED and trial had before referee
who reported IN favor Of the plaintiffs for the amount
claimed So $50 Judgment was enicred ana on APP
peal by defendant reversed by the General Term Of this
court trial had before another referee, who
reported ia favor OF defendant her coverture
the answer The action was against the defendant as
surety for one Charles Brady lease made TO him by
the plaintiffs The question involved is 10 the liability
or wife for the contracts of her husband upon his dis
appcarancc the positive fact Of his death mot having
been proved but implied by his having been absent Tor
seven years F,@A
The painlns appeal from the decision Of the referee
on the gr0nnd that weight Of evidence wont 10
the presumption OF the death Of the husband Of
defendant Decision reserved.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

1he Ausersan Extradisien Cnse-The Charge
lAv Agnasss AAslvh Williau schwartz.
Before Commissioner White
4 me further bearing Of the charge against Adolph
William Schwartz who 10 accused or having forged
nsrcial bils of exchange the amount Of one hum
assd ana sixty thousand orins Grosswardsu in Hun
-. wss resumed yesterday At three O'Clock before
ODsuniuasusr whitA
NJ IArocque appeared ascounse for The Austrian gov
ssnssns, and Mr. 4 J. Dnssnhosfer defended the prs
NJ Charles y Ds Loosely, the Austrian Consul vas
~ Isscccus hsndsd % the Court English trsnsla,ions
- of the German documents produced ON he last
~ Ks.issSy. ne Translator Of the documents, and
SECULAR German inasrprseor Of the courts exam.
snsd-He dspoesd shal hs had made the transla'ions
non German into English he did mot translate the
sssscsusy vsli scs1snssd WITH that language to 90 90
number II o6jscscus 70 The documents conicndns that
shcy had 10 bssn properly executed according 70 The
ssrs Of shs srsssy between Austria and the United
Ths comnssoner overruled these objections, bu. de-
Girsd M Dttcnhoefr 70 put them IN writing 80 that
shy might become Part Of the .recod OF the proceed
: NJ. Dissenhoefsr said he would do So as
3 hs nsn aps ~s 70
cords Of the court 81 Grosswadcn reference 70 the al
ssesd ime q the prisoner the dcposscns o. the WI,
Hhsy hsd been swindled by Schwartz BY means Of bills
ens names Of the aocepo upon which had been forged
- ths requIsition 70 Mr. Motley, the American Minis
~ = Vienna for the cxisadi,ion Of the prisoner
Among the parties stated n have been swindled were
xevsrni Jews, and two titled persons, Baron steven
1n6isOvio and Count Alexander Halier.
fnuxmoNy or HUNGARIAN iAwyxH
Julius voa Gyorny. sworn and examined in German
sAruueh the interpreter, dcposed follows II reside
GFue1Waraoin. n Hungary arm an advocasej Grosswa
dSn = ID Ne csmas Of Bhsr; practice IN The Hun
eaf1nn COURTS havo been advocate six years; have
knpwn Adoph schwartz theprsoner for long time for
~ veGSs: ksvs besn his lawyer; he Is merchant A.
rcrvnr{e,n ana tno head and copariner Of The pro.
duoe arm a J. B. and .Adolph schwsrsz; ! was always
urer.nf a thS mveetiGAtions Of tho charge against
Adoph schwsFta n he cesnty Ccurs Bihsr because
sflsr hp leavinG then were bsnkrupe proceedings
s9sjnst him and VS. NAMED ~ the oour ss curator
sks procssdinu; thas cour exercises NOS only crmns
jurisdiction IN oasss o. forgery, bst aso n cases nvolv
ir tho pu1sshmsst q dssih ~. Yroesedi1r were reg reg
olarly conducssd u thaG cout y al forms eek 49,
sne derman ana shs Hungarian lasguagsi tns
y ny nosner lsnguage; vs. pFsSsm 49, ry ~
gYss, ana helped HIM; - - g ~ &C, ososy Y
tached y Ne papers; the original dena1r q " y
tay and the Judge ere 70 The pepers oosn n ue ~
and Hungarian; got power Of attorney from -.
ssaiors snd slso frcm the eourt s0cVns 70 Amsn~
The New York herald., 1867-02-21


CHARGE or FALSE PRETEHcsa-George Burnett, claim
ing to be merchant and living In East Forty seventh
street, yesterday arrested BY officer ,aycraft
the Tombs Police Court, issued by Justice
Hogan the 18th OF November last The complainant
In the is Louis Fitzgerad DOING business No IS
Whitehall street He charges Burnett with having by
means OF false and fraudulent representations, obtained
from him twelve 6rkine of butter valued $454 The
nature Of the representations made by Burnett could
be learned rs the affidavit against him in possession
Of Justice Hogan, who is NOS presiding this week. Bur-
nett committed 70 the Tombs by Alderman Mcrien
to n~at an examination. Search was made for the
prisoner Immediately after the issuing OF the process
by his friends
STEALING FROM HIS EMPloYRR.-W illiam Paul, an in
teigent and gentcel appearing young German recently
in the employ Of Mr. John C. Kohsaat 2S7 Broadway,
arrested BY officer Cowan Of the City Hall police
the charge Of having al different times stolen goods from
his employer. amounting ia the aggregate TO $40 A
portion OF the stolen goods found in the prisoners
possession, and he pleaded guilty TO the complaint,
Alderman McTricn committed him for trial
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

Cenclnniom .Of the Trial Of Chavles B. Manual
for the KiSIiuG ef Henry Schlesser--Vc crdtcs
of esuilty oG Murder In the First Degree.
Before Judge Russell
The al Of Charles B. Manual for tho alleged murder
OF Henry Schlesser In Thompson street. was concluded
yesterday the General Sessions Assistant District
Attorney Hutchings called witnesses TO prove the idcn
y Of tho body, tracing II from tho drug store to the
cemetery.
man, named Frank Lang, who that on the Satur
day night Of the occurrence he passing through
Thompson street, and looking down into the base
mont he saw the German fthe deceassd) have hamm
in hand and something that glistoned the other
saw deceased shaking his finger and afterwards he
strnck the prisoner with the hammer twice. once the
forehead, and once the back OF the head.
,hronrh = sosrchrg cross xsmina,inn ~ He Admitted
that he had been arrested, but declined 10 answer
whether he had been in the Pentcniary or the state
Prison.
There was medical witness summoned for the do
fence. who failed TO appear
Counsel for the prisoner summed up the case and, al
the conclusion OF his remarks,
Dr. Alfred Powell was sworn and examined--He test.
sa na - v n ,Se m
slight confusion on the frontal bone, with small
ccarce and also wound on the posteror portion OF
head the wounds could not have been inflicted
three months and must have been done by blunt
instrument; the hammer shown could have produced
The Assistant District Attorney called officers Field
and Pickett, who that when Manual arrested
he did appear TO have any wounds.
Mr. Hutchihgs then proceeded to up the case for
the prosecution The jury listened 70 his able and elo
quent argument with unremtng attention
Judge Russell delivered able charge TO the jury He
first called their attention TO certain principles Of law
which should govern them In considering the Testimony,
that the presumptious ~ the OF
the trial favor OF the accused that where
souabe doubts entertained Of the guilt innocence
OF . criminal offence, those doubts were TO be
there any view, reasonable men, they
could take OF the facts and circumstances
In evidence consistent with the the preon
er they should adopt It and acqut His Honor then
read the definition Of murder and after remarkng that
there dispute TO tho fact that the deceased
his death tho hands Of the prisoner defined
what malice In the language Of the law. He then
gave lucid digest Of the testimony and applied the
law Of homicide and Of self defence IT, the latter tho.
Org having been adopted BY the prisoners counsel
The Jury retired at quartev-past two O'Clock and
after an absence Of half hour returned With
dict OF murder In the hrst degree.
| Tho prisoner was rsmanded for sentence.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

owners Of the following disteries III OF which have
been recently ed.-Disiillery No Ill YORK street;
disey In York street. near Adas and two dstileries
In Adams street. few doors from York
James Lynch arrested BY 'ouo of the United
States Marshas yesterday charge Of carting some
Illicit spirits from the corner Of Front and Bridge
streets He taken before Commissioner Jones, and
gave bail in the sun OF sl0oa HIS sxanination Is set
down for Friday. aE A8r i,,sats 4, <. u
John Finn and James Campbell were arrested yester-
day and taken before Commissioner Newton for dising
whisksy Is alleged, without paying tht special tax
They gave bail in the sum Of ~ 600, and neir examna
ton set down for the 9Th inst
The New York herald., 1867-02-21
LONG ISLAND MrrltIsrHce.

ELEcnos or Fns DEPARTMENT orrcms annual
election Of Officers for the ensuing year Of The Jsmsics
Volunteer Fire Department came on on Tuesday even
ing, - the Trustees Rooms IN Herman avenue, and
fssulesd ~ ne election d the following oncen:D. M
Campbell Chief Charles Lcwry, Assistant; George
Damon secretary; Augustus Lodge Treasurer The de-
m:nifssted IN the election feature worthy OF rymark
y that each Of the officers uss elected belong 70 dsrsnt
The New York herald., 1867-02-21
COURT cAlENoAs-Tnls DAY.

SrPRExg CoURI-CmcUiI Part 1-Adjourncd until
Monday next Part Mos ll31, 1855, 1851 NO. ~
1858. 1884 1858, 1870 1872 I514 1878. 1850, 1854
1858, $780, 1922, 1894 1894 1855 loo2 1904 Part b
Nos 525 1862 SEQ, ilAs, 1885, 500, 1l6s 6s5, 1854,
3ss 2A7 0sa ora 3l5, sSs, 1061 6le 1854, 20A 900.
SuPRxxR CouRr-SYEcIAL fERn Calendar unchanged
SrpRxxk CouRr-C -CHAxsxnA Mos. ~, 20, IS, Co. Call
Of the general calendar begins at O.
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRlAL TERM. Part 1-Adjournsd for
the term. Part 2-Noa 265S, 1894 2oes, $685. $3.50,
3l3s 2eis 5000, 26S2, 2o7s, 2oSz, sl10, sooS.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

- = ~, 4 NO vhs On rntd and Bshts evsn.a
me repsFSe wen sdoptsd me COMMITTEES = ApposnI
nsnn snd Dtec$hne reported on nnmD9 oc1P1
and nnag egohre1 70 b mAde N the oase -, ncr
Hes AzVQsa BY resolution, enGine hosses ~ ~ -
street. 81 yA 70 Barrow street were suuona~ss -
eity af1rs Which tho Board adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-02-21
EXPENSES Or GOVERNING INV YORK

County Budget for 1857,
The following are the estimated expenditures Of the
New York county government the yeaf 1867, re-
turned by the late Comptroller
THE LEGnLArIvE DEPARTMENT, M.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

BosroS, Feb. 20 Wind east; cloudy and appearance
Of snow; Thermometer 26 degrees u itr@7s ~ NJ
WORCESTER. Feb 2O.-Wind northeast; cloudy every
appearance OF snow; Thermometer 10 degrees.
srRIsGrIn.D, Feb 2o.--wmd east; Rnowing; thor
mometer Is degrees ~
HAxrroKD. Feb. 20 .-wiad southeast; showing; ther-
mometcr - dokreoA .Ss& %Ns f&hk
PmADnsmA Feb. 1o-A driving northeast snow
storm commencsd here q midnight and stl continues;
Thermometer 81 degrees
BAInxcRs Feb 20 --Drizslins rain; has been msw.
Ing; thermometer 20 degrees t,s 3 y fss ,s
wAsmseros. Fob 20. Cloudy; has bssD showing
DURING the night; wind west
Oswzao, Feb 20.--woather clear but cold, with .
light fall of snow early IN the morning.
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

The storm in New Jersey.
Nearly all tho trains the New Jersey Railroad were
detained BY the storm yesterday The train which
left New Brunswick AZ eight A H. did not arrive nj
Jersey City until half past twelve The city horse
also distracted. that large number OF their
passengers we're obliged To walk from bergen and Hud-
son City
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

TIE Tvsuoles 20 N Indian Asescy-C C0ntin0a-
ia tton ~ the IAbel Case-The Case Opened for
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12
@fcprbers=O purt.

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origer Sanblun98lpeiis IS, 8m. @ipin
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Seraeben III oas 9lrb .itSbaus, ga lie
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fonnten ino chen 10 NfarD Smith, @nn
BARTER tlno WfolID Brent in Grmanaes
lung bon $40. ..5nicpb 8abbitt, Soc
Cartwright ullo Sbos. 6eDnolo purben
pon GER gleitbfn antla9e frci9eiproden.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12

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eeiu6bnlt9er Weni4en ftebeu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12

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SIS, neil er cine 6hrbige, Stamens
Wfartba S>enefrfou nit einem StId
Soels gcldllaycll mo ibre Sdilter btrf,
lebt bate. g3l EasH ,asaI4e{
R Sin lunges, an %. b. SO. IN
9aIlat II getrautes Gbepaar lnad,te io<
fort nod Der 9o6seit cine Geile mad
Star, spile. Mnl 9lbeno mad ibrer 9lns
tunft oalelblt lfiirSte Die 8raut plostid
tobt nie6er., Is .9~.. y ..+ III ~
: w Sn Me9finnbiIIe pur6e Die
bort itationirte @onipa9nie @taatssar,
oen unier @ommanbo oes captain
( tepart borgeitern auSgemuitert unb
Observation-Disclosures smei 8ren<
nereien, Die fir 500 @alIonen g8bisfen
felnc Steuern aejablt batten EfiScirt.
~ slas @fempbis aebt uns Die
9fadridt slt Dup Der bulge Staotratb
elmer GmpfeblunJ beS 8cIunobeitaratbs
sufolae auf YrciiosmS Sslano Elm tenn
pOrarrS 2asaretb fir an gelbem fSieber
@rtrdnfte, UeldJe aui s'ootelt alfommcm
mc9en, crrl6ten ipirb. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-12

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