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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTIsRARNTS.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIEs!!
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,

E1E KEARNY STREET
Wv Cor. Commercial, San
Francisco ,sstablishedin 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such as
Gonorrhea, elect, structure,
syphilis in all Its forms. SEMI
nal Weakness, Impotency,I
etc, Skin Diseases (of years,
stsnding) and liberated Legs
successiullytreated
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SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LIST.
peciaI school Tax List-Coutinued.
o'Brleh. F unsurvgyed portion of

New York & Nevada s. NJ. Co. 81. Lbs 90
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Charges Mt san Rranciseo Rates.
SELF Il II. HARRIS.
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Female Monthly Pills.

/ Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental
to their sex. can consult the Doctor with the Az.
surance of relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-30
ORDINANCE NO. 40,

An Ordinance 10 Regulate the stor.
age Of Guppowder and otbxr Com.
bustible Material, pnsscd August
III. A. d.. lSA1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-30

LuEoruot Us &c .. N 20. unBufs
veyed ground on the w. side
OF Main street, opposite the
1 9ucror MilislAn0 fsat
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NHV v
WIN. w. BISHOP,
District Attorney Storey County, Nevada.
p. MULcAHY,
Sheriff Storey County, Nevada.
September a5. ls67-96
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oroinoaco
and be shall return TO the Town Clerk all receipt
books, which shall contain the stubs designating
the amount, the date, to whom and for what Is.
sued. upon each stub, and he shal in no case for
the collection Of any license or tax Of any kind.
Issue any receipt other than Is provided by law,
ard IL counterSigned by the proper officer.
SEC. 10. The Fees OF Justice Of the Peace shall
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the Town Sexton and the Town Sexton shall
have control OF such disinternient. The Town
sexton shall record all certificates hereinbefore
provided for In q book ofrecord, to be well bound
and carefully preserved, and shall file and safely
keep all certificates; which record book or books
and file or dies Of certificates, shall be properly
numbered and lndexed. and kept by the Town
Sexton as the property Of the Town; and he
shall at the expiration Of his term Of office. dc
liver to his successor, all books, fles, papers. re
cords and all things appertainipg to his Office. or
at such time as he may resign or DO removed from
office; and he 'shall also make quarterly reports
from the records kept a. herein provided. and he
shall by special order Of the Board Of Trustees or
the President thereof. bury the bodies of those
who die destitute OF means, (and have no rels.
tives or friends to pay the expense thereof, In q
plain made coffin; and the actual cost attending
the same shall be charged to the Town and be by
II paid. The Town Sexton before entering upon
the duties Of bis Office. shall give q bond TO the
Inhabitants Of the Town Of Gold Hill, with. two
or more suficient s~urcties. In the penal sum OF
one thouIand dollars to DO approved by the
Board Of Trustees, for the faithful performAnceof
the duties Of his office
SEC. 10. II shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to bury the body Of any deceased person
in any place within the limits Of the Town OF
Gold Hill. except In the Gold Hill Cemetery. I'M
less permission be granted 30 to do By the Board
Of Trustees, and Il shall be unlawful for any per.
son or persons to bury the body OF any oeeesseI
In any place within the Town OF doid
Hill, until he shall first produce and deliver to
the Town Sexton the certificate required oy sec
ton 0 Of this Ordinance. and obtain rom MIN .
10 TO bury; and any person or pefsons
who shall wilfully lnjure or defaee, any OF tne
gravsstones, monuments, or any renee OF
or destroy or remove the same, or any
thereof. or any property belonging TO- orln
or about said Cemetery, or violate any OF the
provisions Of Sections 0 and 10 Of this Ordinance
shall upon conviction before a Justice OF inc
Peace In the Town Of Gold Hi. DO fined In any
,tm mot less than forty dollars and not more than
ave hundred dollars, and Imprisoned until such
ans be paid at the rate Of one day for every two
dollars Of said fine.
SEC. IL. The Town Marshal shallin addition
% other duties, by this or other Ordinancespre
a. pnard ~ Trustees, Of the sum or Iums Of
money collected BY him for licenses, taxes, fneS.
N sTecutions md ethsrwiss, and 70 whom paid,
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Al 70 Determine the On.
ln ties 80 Ftx and sRstabIish the Rees
ma Salaries Of Omcer.-Pn.sed
Sept. 1d,A. D., 1867. 7A''A
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

President Board Of Town Trustees
Il. O. MANNING. Clerk.
Gold Hill, Aug. %, le67.-au27.2w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
printrng.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING Half Price,
II Wedrg Note AZ Home Charch. aud Invitation Cards &c
A. B-CoppepAte PrssseD slways on hand and tor sale
Az KELLY RIDLEY. No 81 Pulionst
WIN EyERDELIt,s Sons, No 1C4 F raH Irt
Frs
xTOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
L0ITRRi stsloneu Pnteu All Blank Bsok AsaaAlrs!s.
No q Mkien-ane. a.
9..s.. .ss,.,s s,ssEi tas.ssa
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+ Sandiort aud his wife Eliza Alley wife Of James = "A
Alley observation-disclosures Tor relief Voa-
not DEFENDANTS and each Of tda ios
.hcb % d, m te oce Cts and County Of New
Yori on the 18th March 1857 and COPY o. your sasS
the COMPLAINT subscribers their ode No Cedar ses
ths CITY NewYork within tEeRy days sne the service ne
s,n, ON you 81 tie dsy Of such service and you hs u
sne The said Amt uba aforesaid the prHt9 10 tbs
action l appy 10 Court relief demanded the oompsiul
Dsfai Msrb IL 1867 LODER 4 POMEROl
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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feenl Notites.

fssnI Notifies.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.--Pursuan To an
~ the County 81 Ontario notice j. herrl
ei,ea al persons having claims against CHARLES tAfN late 81
the Of Ontario County STATE 81 Nov iok de 10
present same vouchers thereof he UNDER nci ias
before the 9th day VI June ls5l-Dscl Dec ~ l3h
Go J.. DUSINBERRB
J,l lav6m Tn AimirlstniOr, &c, of'nil d-ccas4
n Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
~. ~ New York -EIKANAH B COMSTOck Pafta against
TIONt T. MORGAN and GEORGE ulNEHiEf, comprising he
MORGAN RiliNEHAET D,fsudH'SNgumols ~ an0ntg
demand contradiction not SCI ITO the defendants ahoe namei
hereby summoned and required 60 arsscf I've
Fy plant this action. which r o. lied On tie Ode = TIE
original Hall aid city ahi to coy Jor answer 70 ne
SAID the sIhsrler Do dice - ttettnge
Place New York Cts vu t4cl days amer The se
this exclusive n ht dlr NJ t taiN Iop
f % The said complaint aih 90 tine aioiesa e pnuf q
hi. a ke iudgmcut against Tor TIE flm ~ Hti' ~ VIA
the Oh day q Febrly thousand eight l1nirt al
beside e cost, and tsbuueucuts ~ The t Mated
Ses York CITY February 49, 1907. CIlAS u. HATCH.
Panu1 Attorney. No % RIcLangc Fibre.
Tie complaint 90 TIE above entitled action A ID DC oAc ~ e
a Tu ~. 1901 Abla"3s
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that ON
the l5ih DAY II MAY lD shs proceed 10 draw JURORS ot The
following Courts 30 be- Lh Ia ard for the cts Anl County " Mes
lori o the "a day Of June. 1907;
panel, Of lOO reu Jurors each 'r safems Csai Ceai
opstes Of 10, Petit Jurors Court " coaon Ps''
panels Jurors each for Superior Court PAT.
and 2
panel or Grand Jurors Tor Court Of Gens Sessions
panel Of 80 Petit Jurors or Coa1 Of 9 rnefal .alA
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SUPREME COURT, County of New-York.-
- CHARLES 4 PLUMBER AIT ELIZA JANE PLINMEk-Sgm
M relief Com not seuotD To the shove defendant You arc
hereby AID required 10 hc complaint IN h aol
which the Clerk Of the tty snd County n
Gcg-York hc City Han said city and 10 copy - your a.
tie said comp the subscriber a. hs ote No u Wall
NcHlork within twenty dys after The service " ibis summon, on
exclusive O The dsy Of such service: aud n m 10 ~ ile
s complaint within aforesaid tie paihG this scon viii
apply relief demanded the CONF Dated Sew
Ynrf April n 1897. AlNiN BURT.
as lswewI Plaintiffs Attorney, No II " al y, N.t OK
Tie comIdaiut this tl,d the oc a the CLERK 0the
Civ and County Of NeWYok the Cy Hall 10 sid city The 10th
day Of April. 1871 ALVIN BIRl, ftaiiht At1fnet,
Ap2O iaa8sTu No. II Ntllsreet. \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
- ALFRED J. MCCULLOUGH Attorney Tor Petitioner
Apis aaw1u JOHN 7. CORNELL, Special Guardian.

TT S. SUPREME COURT, FIRST JUDI
u. CIAL DISTR1CT-PIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH
AMPrON Plaintiff against GEORGE N. FULLER. HENRY TUCK
Err GEORGE TUCKER and others observation-disclosures a
money demand contract (Com not SER To the Defendants and
them: lon are hereby summoned and required 70 answer 10.
complaint in ts action WHICH vi. be t1 ~ the once OF TIE CIa o.
rs the City Hail. Ci,yS NewYork and TO copy u
Iu Rev your 10 the said complaint the subcrlers
Stamp zoe at their once No BeIHan street ciI ofSew.YoIi
.: ron, exclusive Of ID. day Of such seresi and
fail th. said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
In IRIS action judgment against for the Of eight thou
snd i've do with interest four thousand dollars pared
Sr.o from January 1867 and forty hundred dollars ae
thereof ou gsnth day Of Feba. thousand eight hun
- BESIDES the this aon-Deed NewYok
Psj,rasrv S 1891 BARLOW HYATT. Plaintiffs Attorneys
s eompant il Sled the Office o. the CLERK Of the Supreme
Court the &4b day Of FebsarL lS9L ,.-, 49,, 49,, a.,
sp2 laS6WTu bAhLo" HIATT fhnu1 Attorneys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07

1 ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY
and sfer 1901 the 81 this Company
follows leaving No a3 Ea River oo, Rutgers ST. New
YORK: - . . ., ,,
FOLK-stesmer ARTISAN Capt g. e. Gibbs WEDNESDAYS az
SATURDAYS, ats
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feaaI Notices.
IkDHE @NUkFkE1' .-........
CUPREME COURT-DAVID ARMSTRONG

CUPREME COURT-DAVID ARMSTRONG
> and others ag TIE MILL RIVER WOODEN MANUFACTURE
mo order in the above action made "
Barnard Of the Justices OF the supreme Court On
the 25h John Kelly sheriff Of the CITY and uouatf
NeWYor viii sell pablo auction the sb day o. MAY 1907
o'clock day, At the Of famhsm Gilbert Co., No
SO Leorsrst the City o. NewfOk all the right te snd seA
of the Manufacturing Company which they bad 90
The 81 dsy OF April le67 OF ny aeEar o. In sad 70 ces
property cloths that day attached By uns
issued the sctou
dated MAJ 5 1881 JOHN KELLY Sheriff JOHN CAFFRkl Depas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07

CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the
PSGG , 81 SAT s,, % 81. H s @ S9S,.
order Of the supreTe Court made ard entered q special r,n
undersigned w sell pablo auction The Exchange saeg No III
BroaWay CITY NeEYor tie fouecntl Day n MAY mex
At y o'clock Of that day by James ~ Miller Aa0n'er the '
nG Sc, four M ses % P',s z, S o. Sa fs MO
Oehundrd aud tytrstreet between tho Fourth and fh
ScbeT, ae Of ehafe AMI ir h di.,s1t haadrei
ninety wewy from the ve.tvarI line q The Fourth
third street hundred noyariy sod
pare with Fourtsverne unetr.riue inches
centre Of the block between onehunrc thirty third and One
hundred aud thirty thence eastward, along The euire Of
block hundred feet; and thence ouihvsry ne parallel
Fourth nneyne feet and eleven inches 90 the place OF
bgrg Also all those four lots pece'or parcels Of land situated
One hundred ard srh and seventh
Sss Ss'9 D % B .ieeI a, e oe ban sSs
Eve vetsay from the westerly line OF hIa'snne nd running
thnstrcet hundred feet thence rolhwn line parallel with
srb nnetine feet and eleven 9ces ne csas We
streets easear sorg the center Of the said block one NUM-
red ieet and thence quthvar on line parallel WIN i1
that certain lot piece or p'fse OF land uats iying A
street. sIth and Seventh described rs ows'
5 ,ss R% Il s iSa si sS o s Westerly "s
sI avenue and running thence westafB along sad .S
ue parallel with Sixth nnt nine Zee, and eleven iach'
tho center Of tho boek between One hanre and thirty
along the center Of said block twenty-five feet and thence
and eleven inches 70 the place bguning And all those
tain S PIECE Ies Of T aa%"l 11S tss n .S S
tsIj nneiyfour on map Ole the oce o. Register Of the
Cry and County Of entitled Map Of Ss, q s'
Twelfth Ward City and bounded taken together
dre street distant Eve hundred westerly
the south westerly Of the Ph and one
sy fsnse soa,hey snd Psf. s F
md stree, Gfy feet and henee norhery and psr. with
ninenne feet and eleven inches the place ofbea-
N'-s AEFRKD j. MCCULLOUGH Attorney Tor Petitioner
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Nes.Jersey Steamboat Compahv
DEOPLEs LINE OLE STEAMBOATS,.

VJTUIIE" I'M UT = Duh
magnificent Of this line the ST JOHN and DREW,
leave North Te oCsualst every evening alter
uat4y Sundays oeepted at cock connecting at Albany With rail-
roads O sll stations " est aud north
For freight passage checking Of baggage Ie inquire al The oce'
IN The Wl q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
professional Notites.


CHARLES NETTLETON, NO. III broadway.
" FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONERS for sste aud Territory
DR. DIJRANT, Physician fer the treatment
Of Dl.e,... 81 Women and Children Professor Of Midwifery @s
can be consulted at all houu at No Beaehst
mr. WEST, No. 545 Broadway can be com M
spcelT cure guaranteed IN all cases, or no charse
CIRGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- Of srRICTuRR vARCoCKLk HkMoRRiolps a.. .s.a,.
ron ~ HOWARD A. DIXON NJ d. Edtor Of The sespst vince
hour. nom "a a N and 20 D. svsuisg AZ Dr. pstsaae"se
M u Hth'eSe
CUFFERERS from NERVOUS ana III ol-
y GAL DEBILITY shout eonsa Dr. LEWls No bsASs'- 'o's
l,,s, L94 Non 3.llIag!. as..s a.A - =. ~'s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
TERRIBLE SACRIFICE.

TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS IN EVERY SHADE. DESIGN. AND
TEXTURE BELOW COST or IMPORTATION
81 ?OsGgB CLOTH sc. per yard worth 81
ENGLISH PoPLNs SILK STRIPES AND CHECKS Die SIZE
per ysri Just HAtFPRlCR
BLACK SILK M every style Of garment, GREAr sACRI-
yICg
MA elegant sock Of BONNRTS A.s GREAT REDUCTION,
AT JACKSOTS MOURNING STORE
No 81 BROADWAY. opposite Tifiny & Co.'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
CUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY

- OF NEW YoRK,-wILLIAMH ARGALL Plaintiff against Dar1
C. Ara Mary Ann Arthur wife Of George d. Arthur,
and aid George Arthur Hannah Jane Hail. Thomas L. Int
Args individually s. Executor &c, Of the Rev Stamp
la, will Sc " William Argan deceased; Deborah - cs
osphne Darling wife Of Leandr Darling and said cancelled
Elizabeth Anderson, OF
and said Alexander Andeoa Sarah fnees Zoe
worth w of David BoswOrth and said David bosvofo n ~
S.nllnrt - nlie Elm Alley. wife ~ James ~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
Chances for Bneinsss Melt.

A BIG THING.-Call at No. "a Libertyst.,
N Room No. Patent STEAMER for cooking all
Kinds together 800 sold In Detroit In ie"
weeks. The bea thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07

FOR FORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BROOK-steamsr Sun
BEAN Capt T. A Hrh WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, per
time table - .- 1... .,
The beautiful side wheel steamer RIVER QUEEN viii be put
the . Sag Hsrbor about May J. 1851
DAVID WILLIAMS, PreLdeat No. BtetmAnit
1 TrrHrLL AGENT No. James Slip
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~ Ayers ~
@gEAsS.
PILLS.

eonplginings Are ybH Out
% order, With your sypicm
deraDred. and Tonr fe3nes
u~noOmlorfsbief 4 eaeeymp-
roma arc 0ileR the prelude
70 reFi0ns Timers. Some ~
OF sickness u creeping upon
YOU, and should Be aYeTted
by 4 timely use Of tho right
remedy. lake Ayers Pulls,
and eleanre out the dior
dered humon purify the
blcod, and LET the fluids
move on unObStructed In
health again. They stimu-
late the fancliOuA Of the
hode into VfNnroua activity
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$3.50

d.
WltraAna RnoWntow, a9rrsnon o. rES ssAff OS
frsrassA 10 an vhe nAl "A rHsan RH'''
pra-aarBrNal
WHEREAS, TT HAS BEEN MADE
Mkuown 10 me thar 4 cerlNln henry FOX,
charged with having cora mitted a foul
ard atroeious murder 81 the l7th
day OF September 1885, upon the
BODY Of George Jenninga, (coIorcd9
late Of our county Of Claiborne, has
( led from justice and is now running
Z Ut large.
Now, therefore, |, William G Brown
low. Governor as aforesaid, by virtue
( Of the ~poworand authority In me vcst,
cd, do hereby offer a Reward Of Two
HaDdred ard fifty Dollars, to any per-
son or persons who may appFehend
said William Fox, and deliver him to
the Sheriff or Jailor If our county Of
Claiborne, in order that justice in that
behalf may be had and executed.
Said William Fox is abou: 20 years
OF age. about 5 feet s inches high,
thick SCI and . littlo bumped or drooP-
cd BACKED, light hair, blue eyes, sal
low complexion, down look, and II pc
culiar kind Of grin when talking, n
very bad c~ountenance and supposed
10 weigh about $50, and has a careless,
lazy walk Had on the day he com
United the murder y black hat, q blue
cavalry jacket and dark colored pants.
Supposed to be in the counties east Of
Knoxville, or IN Kentucky. His father
Adam Fox, lives near Fair Garden,
Sewer county, Tenn. Said VIM. Fox
'somctimes call bis name William Re-
mines, .aad was q deserter from the
18th Regiment, Tennessee (Uuion)
Cavalry Yolnneeers.
In testimony whereof, l have
[sEAL1 hereanto ret my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State to be affixed at Nashville,
on the 9th day Of November,
1866.
BY tho Governor:
w. &. BROWNL0W.
Al, FLErcHRR, See'y OF State.
dec7.l2t
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

Washington, u. c. Eth Feb. lSS5.
Fin: I have used your l1lls IN my general and
hOspiial practice ever since you made them, aRc
cannot hesitate to say they are the best eathartiC
We employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided. consequently they are an ad-
niinble remedy for arrangements Of that orgun.
Indeed. ! have seldom found n case Of bilious Dis
edss 70 obstinate that it did not readily .ield 10
them. fTuisrhAlly years, ALONZO BALL, d. D.,
Pkybi0iaA QCMs HariAc Hospital.
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$3.50 Reward

TIVE cOUNIT COURT or WARRINGTON COUNTY
II ~ ~ iasf srrrion, Aprii 1ad, is5, orierof fhat me
Saa q I've Hudrrd eed Elry Dollas -
pad tny psTsoa 81 p.rlons no III erresl and esnset,
taf1fa alury, any fblsf Via 1ay ba ruiliy u horua
tsailnE dnsa ~ clcss q 10 late ffbFiuon, To ~
pa outd Ne osunty fl..saI blcrtnf
ofO. W. IkLFOHD, CAafrass
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G%R0vEsTEEN & Co.,
Piano l0RTV NwATTEAE7TEERS
400 RrAn1,rnm Netn Ynrk

THE ATTENTION Of The pubiIe snd ibs trade IL In
ii vlind 10 our ksc, foak, ErrH Odars, Rnsrrosd FiaH
Forts, which Tor volume and purity Of tone are unri
vailed b. any hitherto offered In this market. Thsy
contain al The modern improvements. French grand
actiou, harp pedal iron from over -strunE bass, ect.. and
zach Instrument being made under the personal super
vlsiod Of Mr.. .. n. GaoyEsrkEN, Who has q practical
szpefisBes Of FOYER thirty years IN their naunfAeture.
u fully warranted IN sFery p~artiular.
Red a. hghes naruyd n nvf al ~ cisbated W0ftff Fair
WHARF ues exhibited lnstruaeuta from The beat makof
of Loudsn, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia, Baltlmore,
Boston and New York; and sho 81 the American Instl-
tute Coz ave successive Yeas, the Cots and qiLEna
MEsAn from both Of which can b seen At our ware
recon.
ny the iatroduetiono Of improvements We make . sii
more perfect PiAn9-iort, aud By manufacuriR1 larEalY,
With q strictly cash systen, are enabled 10 oher ihsas
10 rirumsuis al puos seloh win precluds ali eompstL
uqn. vi
Our prize ar. FROM 800 to $40 shsspsr th.n any
Art cl4as Piano-forte.
TERNs-HEr cam 10 current hunds.
Descriptive eirraiaF sENT TnEE. UJ10-miglftP
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DysenscTy, DiarFhGa, Relax, Worms.

From ~. ,. a.. Green, n (Aicdgo.
r0Nr lDh have bud a long ttial In nv practice,
AAd I hold them IN pvsstm rs Que u the bSst apen-
eatSI I have ever fOund. Their ~AItetuttye edtst upon
The hVer makes them an ~gxee1isht remedy, When
rtoH. Their sugareoAiinE Makes them very nc
ceptahle and convenient TOR he uss Of women and
ahlldrsu
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CARPENTER q MUNsoN,
General Claim Agents,


~ J. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant lst Tennessee Light ARTILLERY,
HOr S. MUNs0N, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
"OULD respectfully inform The citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
cd an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes OF
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, aud sup
plies taken and no receipts given, aud for sef-
vices rendered. Prompt attentisn given 70
settlements Of officers accounts. Stoppags
Of pay removed, and certificates Of noH-in-
debtedness obtained for resigned oficers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected At lowest
prices.
10. onies LIST door South Of Exchange
Bank. Gay ST., Knoxville, Ten,
REyEREucEs-0ov. W O. Browniow, Gen.
A. O. Gillem, Col l. O.. Houk, Capt. MeNsiSh
may 76-ti
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
The Presidents Impeachment.

#. /. ..
The most exciting scene Of The
session occurred in the House on
Wednesday morning, when GsSSral
Loan, or Missouri Introduced a res
Olution declaring il the duty Of Con.
eress 10 mpeASh the President, %
ab ideO the powers Of the Executive,
aud bring 'them withinF lawful limits
10 reorganiSe the rebel State Govern,
uaeu,s, suditc declare universal sui
frage by Federal eIActihents. Tn,
point being made that the last claus
es should 90 to tho RscoSstfaciior
Committee, the resolution, sEorn o
fths two latter clauses, was again pre-
seuted BY Mr.. KeIso, Of Missouri
when, amer the House BY 40 toto.
fHsd refused to lay I. on;she table, tn,
morning. hour expired. Mr.. Ashlel
rose Immediately 10 a question o
privilege; aud presented his resolution
impeaching Andrew johnson, Vic,
President and aollng President Of lb,
United States, Of high crimes an,
misdemeapors, in. lhs. Le usurpe,
power and violated LAYS ihs. be Ia,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-01-17
HOstoria Items.

IssrAttATIoN.-The follawinE of !
corstof Fostoria Lodge, M! 3O5I ]. o.
o. +. we're installed last Friday even
ing, for the present term: ID. s, Luce,
N. g.; s. Nj. Miller, V. O.; j. v.
Jones, r.; John wagher, X. s.; r.
Crocker, Jr., Z. S.--Me,os.
A. FIENDIsg QuTRAoE.--Ons day
last week a daughter Of Elias R6op
Of Jackson Township, this county,
aged fifteen years was returning,heme
lrom school in tho evening. when she
Twas BetsowgsdistaUce ffoup her ssth.
erl house byPme 6end, who BY soft
words undertook to persuade her "a
yield 70 his request, but failing il
this be. caught apd eDdesyored to com.
pei her to submit to his designs. Til,
girl cried for assistance, Whcn ths
scoundrel drew a revolver and threat
eRed her life if sho made any nor,
noise or told on him., aud left, Tn,
Girl was so frightened she did no
know tile scoundrel-but describe
him infinitely aud thinks She eouI,
recognize him bgaih. ifi hoped IA,
gillainwill bes caught .aod punished
to the full extont Of the law.--Meies