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WASHINGTON, July 10.-In the
House, the time for taking evidence
in the Kentucky election was extend
ed to December. A committee of five
was appointed to inquire into the
treatment of Union prisoners, with
power to send for persons and papers.
A bill was introduced extending the
provisions of the homestead Act to
Alabama, Florida and Mississippi,
which was referred to the Reconstruct
ton Committee. The Committee on
Foreign Relations was directed to in
quire whether any American citizen
had been arrested and convicted in
Great Britain for words spoken in
America. Mr.. Watson stated that the
Judiciary Committee had requested
him to say that they were not ready
to report on impeachment. Mr..
e ltwell offered concurrent resolu-
ton to adjourn to October next, ELI
citing q warm debate, which was
interrupted by the announcement of
Dennison's death. After euloeies.
the House adjourned.
In the Senate, the consideration of
the Judiciary Committees recon-
struction bill was renewed, and an
amendment giving commanders pow.
er to fill vacancies, by appointing
citizens or detailed soldiers, was
adopted by % to 10. The following
was added to the sixth section:
"Wherc holding such Office at the
time of the rebellion or before. ;"
Dennison's death was announced and
eulogies pronounced. Adjourned.
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FRAUDS IN REGIsTRATIoN.- The
Richmond papers complain of frauds
IN registration in that city. The
Eodminey says: "NWe learn that it is
Gen. Schofeld's intention to have
printed lists of all who registered
prepared, which can be seen by all
our citizens; and if he should be
convinced that frauds have been
committed, he will set the registra-
ton aside, and order new one to be
taken"
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Military Post of Columbia.

OFFICE a. A. Q. NJ,
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 6, 1867.
|TNO BE SOLD, at public auction, in front
Il of the Quartermaster's re-Room, at
Columbia, S. c., on SATURDAY, July 13,
1867, at 10 o'clock u. M,
9 HORSES,
2 Government WAGONS.
PAULINS,
And a lot of Ambulance and Wagon
HARNESS, Stove Pipe and Stove, Axes and
Axe Helvcs, etc., etc.
Terms cash in United States currency.
BY order of Maj. Gen. d. L. Sickles.
G. V. WEIR, Breyet Captain
And A, a. Q. NJ, U. s. A.
lst Lieut.. and Rcg'l Adj't 5th Art'y.
July 7 6
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Jack Banister, praising the hospi-
tality of the Irish, after his return
from one of his trips to the sister
kingdom, was asked If he had been in
Cork. "No," replied the wit; "but
l saw great many drawings of it "
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Flour, Lard, Coffee, Whiskey, &c.
By D, C, PEIXOTTO.


By D. G. PEIX0TTO.
I will sell, THIS (Thursday) MORNING,
the l1th instant, at half-past 8 o'clock, in
front Of my Auction Room, corner Wash
ington and Assembly streets,
Barrels Family Flour,
Kegs extra Leaf Lard, bags Rio Coffee,
Barrels Old Bourbon Whiskey,
Boxes Family Soap, boxes Pearl Starch,
Smoking Tobacco, tFruits and Flowers,)
in pound boxes.
Smoking Tobacco, (Chicora.) in pound
bundles.
Segars o. various brands.
ALSO,
Tilton & Mcfarland Fire Proof Safe, in
good order.
1 Howe's Patent Scale-draws 1900 lbs.
Truck, 1 Letter Press, in fine order.
Double-barreled Guns.
And many other articles.
Goods received for auction up to hour of
sale. Terms cash. July IL
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When 4 child is born at sea it is
customary to request the skipper of
the craft to stand god father. In
some cases, the young salt is bap-
tized with the namc of the vessel.
A cotemporary gives n very interest
ing account OF the sudden appearance
OF an additional passenger in city
car the other day. AS the 'Iittlc
stranger" happens to be boy, the
'Blarstcd Britisher" thinks Oscar,
or as he pronounces it "Hosscar,
would be very appropriate Christian
name.
GETTYsBUEG.-A correspondent of
the New York 1rib1ne, at Gettys-
burg, asked the hotel-keeper how he
was effected by the great battle.
''The BATTLE" replied mine host,
"turned out well for Gettysburg.
Hack drivin' and hotel kcepin' are
bit more encouragin'. 1t was diff
ticult to see what Providence set lis
atween two fires for, but on looliin'
into our cash accounts we understand
it ALL"
The gun-boat Palos made n third
trial trip in Boston Harbor, on
Wednesday, using petroleum for
fuel. The trial was even more satis-
factory than the previous export
ments. The rate of twelve knots
was made against wind and tide, with
a pressure of thirty-two pounds of
steam. The vessel was fourteen
inches deeper in the water than on
the previous trials, and was in bad
trim.
The King of Prussia is having an
iron-clad built in England, which is
expected to be the finest ailoat. She
is to be $50 feet in length, with n
width of 60 feet, and Will measure
about G,000 tons. She will be cased
in iron eight inches thick; will have
two iron turTcts, each to carry two
heavy guns, and will mount twenty
guns on deck, of the heaviest calibre,
protected by shields.
There is much unpleasant talk
about Queen Victoria in England
just now. 1t is said, for instance,
that she drinks too much wine, that
her temper is violent, and that she is
so parSlmonlouS as to limit the sup
ply of bread and butter to the ser
wants.
Some enterprising ladies in Phila-
delphia are trying to establish daily
newspaper, to be published and cir
culated especially among their sex.
The editorial duties are to be per-
formed by six or seven ladies, who
shall each have n special department.
Sarah NJ. Sterling, the American
ginntess, was married in San Fran
cisco to Thos. Flintoff, a youth OF
San Rafael. She is seven feet high,
and he is four feet eleven inches.
Ten years ago, the number of work
ing horses in New York city amount
ed to some $4,000; five years ago. it
had increased to 10000, and is now
estimated at 10000.
Father Cleveland, of Boston, is
ninety-six, and hard at work. He
says his hope is to be missionary at
100.
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MOUNTAIN AIR.

E;;; PERSONS who desire to pass the
summer months in q healthy section,
where good water and mountain air arc
the principal attractions, can be comfort
ably accommodated at the WALHALLA
HOTEL. Trains now run daily each way.
Board by the week or month at reasonable
rates. D. BIEMANN.
July y 3mO
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SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER

LNROM tho celebrated ONGRESS
IL SPRING. Just received IA for sale
at STANLEY'S.
July II
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Notice to Travellers.

M 10 II ) UFFICE, Z. 5. {. t. II. CO.,
COLUMBIA, July 10, 1867.
HOLDEltS OF PAST DUE BONDS and
III INTEREST COUPONS of this Com
pany are requested to present them to tho
undersigned, who is authorized to issue
therefor new Coupon Bonds, bearing inte-
rest at per cent. per annum. Fractional
Bonds vii! be issued for sums less than
5000.
Parties siding az distance may trans
init per Express, at the expense of the
Company. c. Il. MANSON,
July II 10 Treasurer.
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FRESH BUTTER And CRACKERS,

q TUBS choice ORANGE COUNTY BUT
" TER.
ERS. Just received by
July IL G. II. BALDWIN tS co.
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.A.lI-wool Cassirneres!
AND WITH THE MOST DURABLE
Jeans and Kersey Fabrics |!

AH free from. stoddy and other impurities,
Order Samples from the subscriber. and
they will be forwarded, with prices attach
ed, during the months of July and August.
From these samples you can make your
selections and return your orders; and the
goods will be forwarded directly from tho
manufactory. JOHN A. YOUNG,
President Rock Island Manufae Co.,
June 4mo Charlotte, N. C.
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTSl
ROCK ISLAND GOODS

If You desire to supply yourselves for the
Il FALL and WINTER TRADE. with the
VERY BEST DESCRIPTIONS and STYLES
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'Jos' soW-"E "EXaCtlyl"- solon shingle said ;they
Mtie thtre every time" II he Itit "uwIcyp IN
.iu mo- hlhg, no took Plantation Bittels; Il lac lult
weary al night, ho took Fluntatiun bittefs; II he
,,..H '"OH.H aPPIttv, Was weak lahguid, or mentally
never Hiled 10 sut him On his pins square ANA trni
rev persons want any better authority. hut ~
Somt may, lust read the following.
a.. lowe much to you, for vcr.
iy pcl'tEe the llantauun bitters have saved my
r,.,,, t,,.,,,.i. nave been great sufferer
li"ln dyspepsia, ana had to abanuun preaching.
-, y. lhe Plantation Bittcrs have
REv. c. a. WILDWOOD, New York civ.
had lost all appctft,- ns so
weak and eneryated could hardly walk. and bad
d perfect dread OF sUciuty, Tbc
Plantation bittors have set meall right
JAMES llEl ElMlNWAN, ST. Louis Mo.
- The Plantation Bttcrs have
cured me Of arrangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed mo inY' vcnrs
fhcy act Ike a charm. 'N"''
-, Z, c. MOORE 95t broadway New York.
MIS- o. NJ. DENOE. manager OF the I'nion
Home School Tor soldiers Children. sa,ssbc t'bas
given It to the weak and invalid children unde,
htt ChalgCl WIN the most happy and gratifying
rcNuls.' We nave received over Il hundred rcnms
ol suoh certllctHes, but no advertisement Is 80 r.
iecllyt As what people themselves say of n ,ynnd
article. purtortune NndUu reputation is M sfake
IhooriElnNl quality and high character on tbsso
goods VIII be sustained unuor every and All III.
ruustMces. They have already ohtainTd ~ saio
~ every Town village, parish aud hamlet nmong
civilized nations. Base imitaturs inv 10 cc,, ont "
near our name and style they can ma ie as
good article can NOT he sold as low ms "a ,s,,, @ se
they lnd some support from parties ,vbo iorcl Vlcl
'ar" what thcy sell. BE ON your guard See @ ,,oI
private stamp over the cork. ''t "uI
Nnrnt"En Spring water, sold bv All
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.


superior Court OF Montgomery County. Ohio
y o. $40.
Levi Tlbbs, CatharinO, Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by william Falkner, theiI
Guardian, '.'It no ..i ~
John Weybright, Daniel weybl lght joseph Wey.
bright, BenJamin NeyLright, Jacob Wey brig ht,
SAMUEL WeybTight Elizabeth Wcybrpht n 4.
bhugh, George Puterbtugh Amanda Oldwtnc
Daniel Oldwine, Elizabeth Bowman and John
i Daniel WGybright Joseph WeybTight Ben a.,
min Weybright, ana Elizabeth Weyb ight OF Tie
Elizabeth wenger, samuel Wengcr, o. Miami
county, Ohio, samuel WCybright, sarah Putcr-
naugni George tnturGauBhi Amanda Oldwnc,
bowman, Of narkr county, Ohio.
You VIII take notice that a petition was filed
against you on the 18th day Of March 1871 in the
superior Court OF Montgomery county, ohio. hy
Leyi lt9bsy Uathartne libbs, and Joseph Jones
dian, and is now pending wherein the said Levi
llbbs, Catharinc llbbs, and Joseph ZONES and
DAVIS Jones by William Faikuer, Guardian, de-
mand pgrtta of the following real estate TO. wit,
situate In tho 5ouuty Of Montgomery, and state OF
ONO, to.wit! beginning at the northeast corner OF
No, httecn ub), township No. live (b) OF range Ave
(5l cast thence west along the dividing line oil
sSl1 % 9uS..et section sl&ty POLES TO slake thence
stake In the section line; thence north along said
section line 20 the place Of beginning containing
ton acres of land. more or less. Also the follow
ing real estate; situate in the county Of Darke
hnd STATE OF ono towit The east hilf OF The east
halt q the southwest quartnrol section, twenty
t1ur az IN township ntnc 80, of range three t8l
east, containing forty acfvs, more or lgss.-aud
tlal ht the next term Of said Court the said Levi
Tihbs, CathHrine Tihhs, and Joseph Jones nnd
Davis jones. By william Falkr er, t6elr Guardian
viii apply for AN order that partition may be-
made Of said premises,
LEVI TIBBS,
CNTHARINE TIBBS,
WILLIAM FAI[NER GA -din Of
JOSEPH JON rs, and
DAVIS JONES
u l.. MEFEFR and ADAM CLAY. Atfornpvs
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your false frizLes your switches yopr
Destructive Of comfort and not worth ag,
Come aged, come youtntul, come ualy nn,1 f,ir
Aud rejoice in your own luNurant hair
REPARATOR CAPILLL
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause It may have fallen OUT and forrima' a
growth Of hair upon the face Il has no enusi NJ
VIII force the beard 70 grow upon the smoothest
face in from 1--WE to eight weeks, or hair unon hai5
heads in from two 60 three months A feNy tsSnu
rant practitioners hayoasserted that there il notb
ing that will force 0rhaten the growth OF tbebs1r
or beard, Their assertions are false as thousand
OF living witnesses (tOm their own eNperienc,,1
can bear witness. But many will say how are "a
70 distinguish the gem inc from tho spurIousp IN
certainly Is dihcult as nne-tonths OF the dl ffer
ent preparations advertised iOrthe hair and beard
nre entirely worthless, aud you may have alrendV
Inrnwn away large amounts in their purehast
70 70 suGh we would say try the RepArator CappIllI
" Nll cost you nothing unless t ully comes 10 10
ppur . representations, u Your Druggist does NOT
keep ~ send us one dollar aud We will forward hi
postpaid together with u receipt for the money
Mmch Wlll be returned you on application pr3,
1lulng sntlre satisfaction Is not given Addrsss |
W. l.. CLARK q 90, Chemists
April IL, is61-dlyefs sYRtcrss w
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FEVER AND AGUE AND UNILLS
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, IS
DAViS'PAIN KILLER.

directions FOR rs USE.-TAKF
ereo teaspoonsiul OF the Pain killer in about hall
pint ol hot water well sweeteneu with mollsscs nj
the attack is coming on, bathing freely tho chest
uack and bowels with the mudiGino, at The same
Lme' repeat the dose in twenty minutes IL the
vomiting lhnd It probably will IL the stomach is
very FOUL, take little Pain Killer in cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spasm Prr,c.
vorance in the above treatment has cureI many
severe and obstinate cases Ui thus disease
SOLD BY ALL MEDIClNEs DEALERS.
oct2i -dawtf
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,di NV .o ,MWould not be beautifully Who wonld moi
a w. inClI neautyF What gives that marble mn
no., ~, wti"ttHgHe appearance we observe ruor thc
c,aE %hl IN the city belleY II is no Iop"ar ,,''
tnncd im"y n use ilagan's Magnolia Balm Us Gov.
roughness rrn sSS tah, ireckles, pimpcs and
r9VisbinN,a,o smooth, transparent, boomipr anS
Unlike may cosmetics. il cont5ir anu m
oricr ~ az uIIvis tothe skin. ANY Druggist ,,.it3
'oI EoM inoton hand al so cts h,i III
y. liAGAN, Troy, n. y, Chemist
OEMAS BARNES & Co
s,r, Wholesale Agents N. Y.
Druggists. "'eF' sold by all
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LYOS's EXTRACT or pURE J AMAtc A C iNsER-For
digestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
cholera Morbus Flatulene{, &C, where warm.
aud ontrc purity makes II cheap and rel iahiS ar
ticlC Tor culinary purposes sold every where Al
Take no other,
saratoga spring water, sold by am
DrnKghN' A.oowty.
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AVOID The ouAcks.

II you are suffering from the Effects of Youthful
lndlScrction and have seminal Weakness, Ennis.
siohs, %c VIII send you, free NJ cAarge iniormA.
ton which, II followed, viii cure YOU tyithuut the
ald OF medicines Address HENRY AMSDEN,
jaldawlY7 Station ID Nav Yort'
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lleimstroots inimitable Hair ColOrlng Is not
dye All instantaneous dyes are composed OF fu-
mar cdusfic, aud more Or less dcstruy the vitality
and beauty ot thc hair. This Is the original Hair
ioloiiug, aud has been growing in favor over
twenty years. trestoros gray tHlr 10 10 original
color 10y gruhual absorption, In a most remarka.
hlc manner IT'S also beautiful hair dressing
sold ia Two sizcs-bO cents and Sl-hy all dealers
g. HEIMSIREEr, Chemist
Saratoga Spr4nR water, sold by An
Druggists -
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II Is most delightful Hair Dressing
y trHHcatcs scuri aud duudrun
II keeps he head cool and clean
mAL me hair rich. sOft and glossy
u prevents hair turning gray and rallpC or '
This is lust what i.yuu's kathairon 4, Nj d lie
lr'ty-.it Is cheap durable. His literally so,l nv
ihctAr-luAd Hud yet its Hlmo' tncredihlp demand
= uail{ increasing, until there is hArdlv a rounfrT
stprr lhat does not keep IT, or family tncs M,
use IL. H. THOMAS LYON 1'b...,,,is'ss 'yo ~ ,nO'
Anrntogn sprtng water, sold by All
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OVER a MILLION DOLLARS SAVED,

OVhn d NILLlON DOLLARS SAVED!
Gentlemen ~ had II negro man worth Al 200
W"11 Wy '"oE cola from bad hurt in the leg and was
,,,S u,,.Sn lut over year. | had used everything
o.I', @ near ol without benefit until tried Inc nj, n
@ ,.,n, hustahg Liniment 1t soon effected n ner,nn
p Ront,,o,,o, a., j. l.. DOWNING.
Atittaht taht pleasure in recommending the NIcxican
,'i'nS Llhlment as HvauHblcnnd indisprusnbIp
I v,o,o iof sprains. Sores. Scratches or Enlis on
ols'S, our men have used II ion Burns Uruisss
magic" - '''' a. ,S"4 ~ hrls ike
don's Express 80" ~ anu hhrn-
49,, INC hno sPraih OF my daughters ankle. occasioroi
Wlio sAhtlng last winter. As entirely curc'i
@ M,ut, aI.yr shc commenced using your celcbrniad
Giou"ssicr M,.s ,o,- ED. SEELY."
u N ah a'lmlUcd TACT that the Mexican Nustanu
lhhlmcnt performs more cures in shortrr tI,,' n
man ana oGhNt, Than any article ever discn,oo.oi "a
tnnllies, livery men and planters sbopiJ
nhNe IT on hand Quick and sure IL certninlr "
a. SGnGine IN, Is wrapped In plate ongravings
hoallnR the signature orc W Ncstbr,nL I,,ri'ks -
over the top. - ''N ~ hAhNts Co.
An euort mas been made to counterfeit Z, ,,f,,
saratoga SPTiTg ~ x%oI a1c.tH e.o's1H
gists. 'soid by allDrug-
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AQUA pE MAaNOLTA.

toilet delight superior to any Cologne, used
tob0the the iuce and person to render the skin
sou and mesh, TO allAy Inflammation, 70 perfume
clothing, for headache, &c. IL is manufactured
from the rich southern Magnolia, ana is obtain
ing patronage quite unprecedented. 10 is a IA
Nutite WIN actresses and opera singers. IL is
sold 10y az dealers at flUOin large bottles, and by
Agents
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ATTACHMENT NOTTCF

Al lASlMEN NOIlCE.
william Nusz, PlaiutTcs William IIoch Defend.
ant, and Daniel Apple, Guardian.
Before John d. Shcohan j. f. of Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio.
MARCH 10, 1867, said Justice issued an order of
1h Attachment In the above action for $50 SO
Cause set Tor hearing on the 4th day OF NAV, 1861
at eight O'Clock A. N. WILLIAM NllsZ
ADAM CLAY, Attorney Hpi8 8BTN8 M
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aNeGifaI.
YOUNG MEN

Il w N (T. M EN
The experience ofthe past ten ycnrs hns demon.
stratea ehe met that the utmost reliance may be
placed IN the efficacy of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
wGnkness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de-
blllty Impotence, or want of power the result OF
sexual excess, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETEON,
which neglected, ruins the happiness. nnd units
thn sufferer for Business, Social society or Mar
rage, ana often terminates In an untimely grave
Make no delay In seeking the romclv. 'ICITs
Sptclnc rms can he used without lection or in.
terierence with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE ORDsEB is NCCESSAEsN-
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm.
less on the system. Each box contains 60 rilIs.
with full directions and treAtise ON the c6nst.
quences and cure. Price One Dollar beware OF
Counter eibl If you cannot procure them of
your Druggist send the money 20 nr JAMES
nkYAR, Consulting Physician, sla broadway New
York and they will he sent by return OF mail
Tree from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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Dr. ]. BRYAN, CONsIO pNYslclAN

SAU hr0hdWays New York,
SpBCIAL rHEATMrN,E in all cases oi
scnuaal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
IN male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond.
oucc STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
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cB- An Indian got drunk IN Bangor. Me-
a few nights since, and was taken to the
watch house. On being pressed to tell
where he got his liquor, ne said with en-
phasls: "lnjun driuk, but no squawkum." :"
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Autris aud Salppus.

JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
Z. Z. SINE, PROPRIETOR,
Joffersou St, near Third,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Having reItted this Hotel, the proprietor in
vites the attention OF the uANVlIug public to IIs
accommodations. Its luCa ion Is central, and it
oners inducements both in accommodation aud
charges. apl7 u. div
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C.NrHhRiNE TInBs,

y I, MEEEFR aud AnAM CLAY, Attorneys.
March 70, I66T-diaw6-2S
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Superior Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio.
No. $40.
Levi Tlbbs, Catharine Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by william Falkner, thrir
Guardian, .''NFf 40 .' 80 -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-28

UNPOPULAR SoLDIERs.-Private Pique
and Corporal Punishment.
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Notice..

Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD ALL
\ bis right, title and interest IN the Wagon and
Blacksmith shop In the lowe town Of Gold Hill
and generally calledv Butsch's Blacksmith shop
An book accounts, and all money duo atthis dste.
Said VIM. MAXWELL will also pay ill outstanding
THOMAS GALLAGHER
Gold Hill January 06.'67. $50 ia06.tf
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals
By THE poNNsR LAKE ROUTE:
Thos Tobin Thos Mitchell
I K Watson 4 VT

FULL Duxps.-Until the present time
the Yellow Jacket Company have been
able to keep their dumps clear OF ore,
but to-day we were around at the mine
and found in the dump Of the new works
some 500 tons of splendid looking ore,
and in the dump Of the old works there
were near 800 tons, making in the vicin-
ity Of 500 tons now on hand. The vast
stream of ore will have to be stopped,
or some means will have to be devised
by which the ore can be taken away,
for there is but little room left at the
new works for ore. We found a great
many teams on Telegraph street wading
through a sea Of mud, the horses look
ing like pillars of mud instead OF hVing
animals. We made an effort to hunt an
item, but all we could find was mud and
overfowing dumps.
DRuSx.-During Saturday afternoon
and night we saw more drunken men IN
Virginia city than at any one time with
in two years past. Go where you would,
there were men drunk. Yet few were
arrested, as the most of them were min
ers, and when they got "full' they gen
orally went homo and to bed. Owing
to the dumps being full of ore a large
number of miners have been temporarily
idle, and for want of anything else to
do, come to town aud get jolly drunk.
1t may be good philosophy, but we cant
see it.
BULLION. We saw at Edwards y
wiegand's, to-day, between seven and
eight hundred pounds of crude bullion
from the Morgan mill. This mill be-
longs to the Yellow Jacket Co., and the
bullion is from their mine. Owing to
the bad roads the mill has been, like
many others, compelled to shut down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-28
linking n Bath.

,Julius. A western darky, landed al
Chicago seeing an advertisement mott.
fv;ng fbose who wished to be clean tina,
thew might get a bath for a quarter,
Thought il would be a good idea to the
u,e of them of another darkey, who re-
piled:
"Baths are used by white people to
wash inn
Accordingly julius started with a
bundle under his arm, and being shown
n hath room WAS left to his additions.