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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-06

G n Il e !.
OUR cOnvlmso CORRESPONDENCE.

the dhilean Tax-Rngiish and French Resi-
os ATS in Chile Advised by their Alinisters 10
/rfUse Payment.
CoouInBo. Chile Feb a. 1867
The Spanish difficulties with several of the republics
On this coast remain their former unsettled state
The reports very contradictory, moment speak.
Ing OF arrangement by arbitrator while the next
informs positively of Spanish squadron under
Admiral Mendez Nunez having left Montevideo for the
west coast The only safe guide that matters are not Of
apache Tendency she fact that Congress and Senate
are exhausting heir skill how TO bring about forced
contribution The English and French ministers at San
tago inform their respective counrymen, through the
consuiates 10 oppose end refuse payment in the
Ut such becoming a law.
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OUR HARTFORD CORRESPONDENCE.
The Canvass in Connecticut War Record of
the aundidates-P. n. Barnum's Chances
bets Even ON the Result of the Election.
Ar., Xc.

HARTFORD, March =, 1867.
The annual election In this state attracts attention
oil over the country FIRST because, executing New
Hampshire u takes the lead Of the spring elections
and second because parties here hug each other closely
IN an active contest During the The democrats
made no special efforts to succeed. excepting in the
Presidential canvass, being satisfied with merely preserv
ing their party organization. But in the matter Of
making record their leaders we're foremost taking
Southern side view Of everything, which tells with
siderable force against them now though they seek 70
evade the responsibility. presume will ques-
ton where the sympathes Of Isaac Toucey, Thomas H.
Seymour and william W. Eaton we're during the war;
These men purposely kept in the back ground at
the present me while the candidates Of the party are
supposed TO have some sort Of record, though
when you sift that record down really amounts to
nothing.
Mr.. English the candidate FOR governor, was kindly
disposed towards Connecticut soldiers and In his Con.
gressonaI votes there one, when he voted fcr tne
the abolition Of slavery In The District Of Columbia
whieh speE IN szlsls n ~ css Sos ~ sAs bsps;
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uus BROWNSVILLE CORRESPONDENCE.
DiHiralty Between The Frcedmcn's Bureww
and the Civil Authorities.

DiHiralty Between The Frcedmcn's BureHw
and the civil Authorities.
~ BROWNSVILLE, Feb ~, 1867.
conflict has arisen 10 this city between the Freed
mons Bureau supported by the military commander,
and the civil authority, arising from the followin
I'm February, 1865 died Abram MIstcd OF Came.
ron county. He had Tor many years lived with negro
woman, by whom be had several children. Alter his
death his son, A. g. Mis,ec, was appointed adm nsra.
tor, and such took possession of his effects giving
bonds. The negro woman made ~ complaint for
wear, and then, influenced ~ the gcnf charged Msted
with dcrAudng her. Miistel arrested by General
Reynolds, al The Instance of Tho Agent The District
Judge Issued writ of habcas corpus with which the
.cneral refused 10 comply Fhe Judge has delivered
long opinion the subject which, with the entire case
will be Forwarded 20 Washington The matter has created
much excitement here, showing the utter rowerisss.
OF the civil authorities 70 enforce The laws Of tbc
state 10 a matter IN which q negro IS Interested
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rooms, by tho lamp lights Of which, by night every
object In the yard itself be as plainly seen as by day
light Captain Mills was informed Of the robbery by
one OF his men, who found the window OF the place
Open and by the proprietor when he had discovered bus
loss and immediate investigation set on foot TO
discover some clue the perpetrators OF the ROBBERY
Three skeleton keys found near the open WINDOW
after search had made about the house lnefe y
mystery about the affair which it 10 the intention Oh
the Eighth ward police TO unravel If possible
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ANOTHER 0iIr OF Ma. PEABODY George Peabody has
recently given si4o 900 10 trustees for the promotion Of
the knowledge Of the natural and physical sciences
among the people Of his native county Of Essex, Masa.
chusctta building 10 be erected out Of $4,000 Of
the fund.- ls sccumulations II that does not suce
be called the Eesex institute, and 100000 h 70 Be the
pesmanent endowment fos physical sci-
snsss and prsesieL secpaekU ~ assSSslfsss ~
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Barnuns. The Iron Inn, Refuses 10 Take che
stump with Bnrmuns, abe Snowman. 7a

The following IS Mr.. VIM. H. Barnums reply TO the
invitation of the Snowman TO stump The Fourth Con-
gressional district OF this state:--
LINE PacK, Conr.. Feb 25 1867.
Mr. r. r B4RNux, Bridgeport, Conn. -
DYAR SipI received letter Of the 2lst inst
asking me meet you a. various towns In the Fourth
Congressional district lin public discussion of the i'm.
porant political issues OF the day. each week day
evening from the 18th until the 30lh day Of March, in
cusive.n My business engagements such. during
the period you mention, that must necessarily devote
all the time my health will admit 70 thosc;l there.
fore ! cannot meet yoh as you propose. ] ngrae
with You, that IL Ii important the people should
unoers;andipgy, and trust they will. As regards Us
being due the voters OF the Fourth Congressional dis
trict that they should have opportunity 20
their candidates may say that was honorcd by the
nomination without any solicitation whatever on my
part and trust them 70 Judge from my past life
whether am proper person 70 represent them The
Fortieth Congress thanking you for the invitation,
am dear sir truly yours, W. VI. BARN. ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-06
- to q miles the Shortest Route

All Trains run directly through to New York,
A6460 MILES WITHOUT CHANCE or CoAcHHs-A
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Stationery and blank Book Dept

large and we'll appointed stock Of staple stationery,
embracing
Writing Papers, Copying Presses,
Lead Pencils, Backgammon Boards
Envelopes, Chess,
Notes. Letters & Caps, Checkers,
Penholders, Dominoes,
Writing Inks, Playing Cards,
Inkstands, Visiting Cards,
Mucilage, Drawing Paper,
States, Blottng P.per,
Wallets, Tissue Paper,
Bill Wrappers, Bristol Board,
Portfolios, Pasteboard,
Writing Desks, Wrapping Paper.
Stationers Tin,eare, and all Stationers' Fans
cy Goods.
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Rosroy AND NIw ENGLAND PASSENGERS with their
Baggage, are transfcrre free of elargs in New York
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From aud after AUGUST esh 1867 Trains will leave
In connection with all Western lines, as follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA
Fs New York time from Union pepots:
TAO A. NJ. Express MAIL, from Dunkirk (sun-
days e cepted). Stops 1t salamanca 1000 m
and connects st H'rnsi.yille and Corning with
the 500 a. Express Mail from Buffalo and
rre.,n New York at TOO .. m.
2,35 NJ. lightning Express, from Gala
manc.. SUNDAYS excepted stops 1T Hornes-
vile es75 p. m. tsrp), intersecting With the 2:2o
?, m tram from buffalo, and arrives In New York
sis p. NJ New York night Express, from
as aud A arris.n Me-. saf York at i So sI %
m connecting with Afternoon Trains and steam.
ers for Bo-t and Now England Cities
$50 r M Cincinnati 4 Express, from Dun
Hiss =. n. nj connects at HornelIsrille with
the il:2o p. Tran from Buffalo, arriving in New
York SIS z. NJ.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De-
pot cor. Exchange And Michigan Streets
3.45 A. M. Rev York Day Express, tsun-
dayss-erpteD stops at Hornesviie sos m,
I;55 D nj, (sup u sud arrive In New York 1920 ..
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
awanna 4 Western Railroad, and ut Jersey City
with Midnight Express II ain of New JERSEY Rail
road Tor Philadelphia, Raltir ore and Washington.
500 A; M E1prsss Mall, via Avon and ,Ior-
York Ian Connects at BImira vi h North
ern central Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
2.20 p. NJ. lightning Express. Sundays ex-
cepted) Stops at Hornellssi lie SIS p. m fsup),
Ard arrives In New York TOO a. m. Connects at
Jersey City with Morning EXPRESS Train ofNew
Jersey Railroad Tor Baltimore and Washington
and At New York with Morning Express Train for
Boston and New England Cites.
Clio N. New York Night Express,
DAILY St pc at POI tasse s:5s y. m. (sup.j inter
secting at uoruellsyilln with the Alb m TraiL
fnm Dunkirk and arrive In New York at 1880
lI2O p. NJ. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
excepted Stops at snsquAh anns $50 m. fBkfte
Turner's lilo p. IN, tDipe), and arrives in New
York at 5 25 D m. Connects at ElinIra with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg Phila
delphla, Baltimore, Washington and roints South,
at Great B-isd with Delaware. Gackawanna 4
We~ter Raiiroad Tor Scranton Trenton and Phil
aielphia and at New York with Aft.rno Tsans
and cleaners for Boston and Ne~ England Cities
Only One Train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
S.l0 o. m !, and reaching New York at 1870 p. m,
Bosros AND NIw ENGLAsp PASSENGERS with their
Baggage, are hansftrre free Of eitargs in New York
sSTo pleasure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
presents obj-ts OF interest Passing through the
beautiful vses of the Chemnng, susauehsnns, Della
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama OF
Of natures beantits commands attention.
THE vEyrrI.rFn .Sn Nosr LrxrRIoUs sLIrP-
ne COACHES AS-IN THE WORLD N sccompa-
ny all night trains on this railway
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
And fare Always Inc b. any other Route.
IFAsK FOR TlCKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, ia
Which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
Office In the West and South West
II. RIDDLE, WIN. II. BARR,
| genf sup't. Gsn Pass. Agt
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
All Sizes and Styles of Binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandum, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, Table
Composition Books, Bills payable Il receiv
ythng in line TO be procured in the American
or fo.rgn markc,s furnished ut short Notice and at
msnufa tnrers' or importers prices.
Buy comi to the rity will 10 well to examine ths
stock before selecting and orders received through the
me vii receive the careful attention of experienced
clerks.
100000 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Grades. fer sale low to tho Whole ale and Retail
Trade. Printing Paper, all sizes mill prices.
~.
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BAGGAGE CHECK ED THROUGH,
nd Enre nl.rr M mr. Inn nr b. nun ether Rnnts

TaE nrsr VENTILATED .Sp Nosr LrxrRIoUs aLrxP-
tye COACHES aS-IN THE WORLD ~ sccompa-
nv all light trains this railway
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a9To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
presents many ob-rts OF interest passing through the
beans tui vle sof the Chemnng, susauehsnna Dela
ware and Ramapo rivers, changing panorama OF
of natures beauties commands atteu tton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-26
Meeting of Town Trustees.


The Board Of Town Trustees met las
evening, at the Town Hall. Present
]. ]. Hayes, President, Mcssrs Lambert
Day, Riordan and Blanchard; and II. c
Manning, Clerk.
The bill Of j. ]. Denny. for SAT 81
for medicines for the pest house, was,
on motion, allowed.
The Street Committee reported the
streets generally in good condition.
that the culvert on lower part OF Main
street had been put in good condition
at an expense Of about $500; and sew
eral other very important Improvements
were made.
The Committee on petition for open
ing Rhode Island street, reported ia'or-
obIv "a the same--that it was almost IN
disnsnsable to the residents OF tue
ne;gbborhood, and recommended nego-
t%;at;np with Mr.. Lackey, owner OF 'ue
property, for the purchase OF the sam
Mr.. Lackey appeared and set MS "s"
al $500. rotsrred
hock TO the same Committee 10 "sov,-
,n;n whether the petitioners were will
inc 20 a a reasonable price tor the
~, Of way, provided the Board con-
denim the property.
h treasurer was, on motion Instruct.
al - nav two warrants held by ]. Hill,
Nos. SIS and 6+2, for $50 so, drawn on
the Redemption Fund in 1865, and allow
per cent. interest on the sum o
date.
Mr.. Blanchard moved, and Mr. Rior-
don secouded-that the Clerk adver-
tise for the sale of two bonds Of $4,000
proceeds of one to be placed
in q special fund to pay current expen-
SEES, and the proceeds of the other to go
into the Contingent fund 10 pay out
standing warrants.
Mr.. Lambert offered m amendment
TO the effect that the clerk advertise for
the sale Of one bond of $4,000, to be
equally divided in the two funds. Mr..
Day seconded the amendment. Ayes
and noes called on the. amendment.
Lost, by the following vote: Ayes,
Lambert and Day. Noes, President
Hayes and Messrs Blanchard and Rior-
dan.
The original motion was then carried
by the following vote: Ayes, President
HAYES, and Messrs Blanchard, Riordan
and Lambert. Nay, Mr.. Day.
Mr.. Day reconsidered his vote, and on
motion, the vote was made unanimous.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-26
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMRNT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMBNT.
The merits Of this Liniment arc well known. Its
effects are instantaneous, soothing. and wonderful.
Cuts, bruises. sprains and swellings are so common.
and certain to occur In every family, that q bottle OF
this LinIment is the best Investment that can be
made.
sending for the doctor-it Is cheaper than the doctor.
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
II take pleasure In recommending the MeSlcail
Mustang Linimcnt as a valuable and Indispensable
article for Sprains, Sores. Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns, Bruises,
Sores, Rheumatism, &C., and all say u acts like
magic" y. W.,
Foreman for Amer'n, Wells, Farso's and Harnden's
Express.
while skating last Winter, was entirely cured In one
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Liniment." Ed. SEELf.
Gloucester, Mass, August ]. 1866.
Quick and sure Il certainly Is. All genuine Is
wrapped In steel.plate cngravings, bearing the sigma
turc or G. W. wcstbrook, Chemist, and the private
u. s.. stamp Of DEMAs BARNES x Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit II with q
cheap stone plate label. Look closely!
Sold by all Druggists, and Stores, at . and % cts,
and 81,
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1.voN,s FLEA POWDER.

1t Is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything In the
shape OF leas, ticks, bedbugs, reaches, &C.; that II Is
perfect poison TO the insect tribe, but entirely harm
less to the human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches. etc, are In every house.
This Powder is their natural death. 1t should be In
every cupboard.
JOIN L. R0NE, ESQ.,, Superintendent Of the New
York City Hospital. says: $3.50 1T Is the only
sure article we have ever used"
NEW YORK HOTEL PRoPRIEroRs say: nave
~ LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For cxtcrmihating insects and vermin. with entire
satisfaction.
s.. T. COzzESs. American Hotel.
AcKER & TREADwELI, st. Nicholas Hotel.
S. LELAND & Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony of this character might be added TO any
length. Wherever It Lis used II ndvertises Itself,
The genuine has the signature OF y. Lyon, and the
private stamp OF DEMAs BARNES i Co. Anything
else OF this kind Is an Imitation or counterfeit. Any
druggist will procure the genuine If you insist you
Will have no other.
Sold by all druggists and general storekecpers In
every town and mining camp on the Pacific Coast.
NOS " 2OrJp
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Philadelphia Boot Maker
G.

XTOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.n6AA
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill and NV
vicinity, that he continues to manufac.V
ture tho very beat Cnlf skin Boots
In Gold Hlli, az many Of those who havetricd
them are willing to testify to. The material out
Of which his Boots are madcis of the very best
made in the world; and the long time which his
boots are worn. Is q sufficient guarantee OF the
truth herein asserted.
Repairing In all Its different branches
promptly attendedto.
~ Jus. give me a trial; II you want aspie0'
did, easy. fitting. and q dnrableBoot.
Gold I'M. Sept. 10. 1867. nrl0
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.PiDer's Opera House !

propr,e,ors /. .Messrs.JoHN and HENRY PIPER
STAGE Manager. Charley Rhoades
Musical irector..... ..-..-...-....E thinner
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UEROsENE 1000 GALLONS
N of Kerosene:
II. G. KIRK s. CO,
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'B FAC IL IN G.

Which is putNptn Pint and lelNRrta Cans,
ready for Mse. It PSI a superior article, and
to give perfect atisfatirn. i,H 14bI gd
raj Manufactured at WHOLESALE by. ,i,ar
! nodaL1a()iYDq& TURNER, - 2Giiie
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and sold by all Retail Dealets throughout
the n northwest. hf;s Flil#,r taeiii Atitan
I gss- Inquire for DIR. neVsshnufs oExcpl@'
'sior Water Preof, Oil Polish s6rs Harness
Blaelxings.l and takp no nthprAii "a be-
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Wholesale .pNkyistS Day. a lien s. Co.,
Wholesale tirocers. ~
Detroit-NV. D. Kphinsnn " o., WhoIa
sale dealers in Boots ana Shoes ~ nlln7
McDong4l. Nicholas ~ Abbott, Whole
sale Dealers III Boots and Shoes.
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ssR,I4 &C XXI Nc.

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wear at least one thirllsflger than by the
use.of ADJ sotherfpreparation that can he
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Aorne to ii, lady in Londonderry, y, H.. whs had
been suffering fSt sonic weeks nom b bsS cssghs
accustomed iby = sudden cold and had rrt'sA nucus
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ssnt for nore:c Size tS6E about tsulsannsi sf,at,
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desperation in tho csse % severe snsa, and va
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-, Bronchitis, Splitting Of, 49,.
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Piol isa4 fer Kidney Ssa.. o. 60
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bare neknow dry alb >a.s, u.~ss, .i..A.
sands who jlEtvaAsed them to be The, best
preparations OF the kind ever offered to the
{. aud the man, woman,
1orfchiid, ia vet to9 be found, who, having
onoe thoroughly. tried Them will ever
again consent tofuse any iothers.a They
contain NO RUBBER, or, ather material
in, the .,ieastgihjuriuu. to leather ,but, on
the contrary, are luneq eealed for theiT
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