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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21
DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX.
1 isting between the undersigned IN INC naroG,
Shop and Bath House business, In Gold HUI, IL
thisd day dissolved by mutual consent. The pus'
mess will be continued as heretofore hy =. u
Mayer. il MAIIErMt
Gold Hill, New, July 8, 1898. NSa
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June 20, 1868.

Nor1cE.-Having bought the entire stcSE Es q
Groceries and Provisions Off. J: Ryan, Ea1 III
lows Building,I would resReet gansralIy that /
shsIii csrry on the business at the old stand, apI
would solicit a continuance OF their cust9m ,.ho
shal endeayor to give full satisfaction 70 al "no
may fayor me with their order;
Gold Hill, June 20, 1893. js"Am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21
AHHIYAlA.

BY WELLS, yARoo AND co.'s EXPRESS LINE.
Mr. Hopkins, Oscar seele, Lucy Smith, R
Presto. w q Latham and wife, Mr. Schriderr
dorieS, T b Holden, 1T CLARK, Master q
A Meyer, Mr. Bishop, Miss Lynch. J D Con.
T Frank, S Truskit, CH Fish, Miss Murray,
John Miller, Mr. Bickford, Mr. Ash, Mr. Hirl,
Dutch Joe, Mr. Cadwalader, Mr. Collmer, MI
Perkins, G Moore, w Whitman.
Departures.
BY WELLS, FARGO n co.'s EXPRESS LINE;
D Mcfarland, JAIME. Doyle, wm Maggie, F
N Proctor, II c Manning, s J Brown, W w
Scholl, G T Waters, N Morgans, J w Bays,
Jr Welton, Judge Lowery, Mr. Mason, VIM
Danford, R P Holmes.
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NOTICE.

DESIRING TO DEVOTE NY TINE 81 M OK:
eIel S.,,Sy. to The so siSsf fsspses4sli Sof Inform form
ms nstrons and The public In general that have
m I'M nv entire stock OF Provisions and Groeenes
70 soiI ~ ~ % WATERMAN, who win continue tne
business in the old stand, whom ! reco m hesi.
to ali my customers as straignsMNr Nsrsons AIN In.
l aessad ~ mo for goods or jetherwise to call ana
ae,tie Tor the same at the office Of Ryan spo'
rey, stocK oFoSe'' E. j. RYAN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21
mRxIUA

MUDTANO LIN
The merits OF this Eminent arc well known. Is
effects are instantaneous, soothing. and wondcr1ol.
Cuts. bruises, sprnins and swcllings are SO common.
and certain 10 occur in every family. that . bottle OF
this Linlment Is the best investment that can DC
made. ..-.
sending for the doctor-it Is cheaper than the doctor.
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
ct take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent as q valuable and indispensable
article ior Sprsins. Sores, Scratches. or Cells on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns, Bruises,
Sores, rheumatism. &C.. and all Say Il acts Ike
magic" =. W.: hEM III,
Express.
while skating last Winter, was entirely cured IN one
week. amer she commenced usins ySSr sSifSrssed
Gloucester. Mass, Angus. !. 1880. ...u
0uicf and sure II certainly Is. All genuine 10
wrapped In steelplate engraviDgs, bearing the sigma
lure or @. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private
II 4. stsmp Of DENAs BIRS1 4 Co. over the top.
An enort has been made to, counterfeit It with .
cheap stone plate label. Look elossivI
Sold by ali Druggists. and Stores. At Is and 20 cts.
and 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-21
LYONS FLEA POWDER.

FLEA EO Dn"s
Il Is well known that Lyons genuine Magnetic
Powder will perfectly destroy everything N the
shape OF feas. ticks, bedbugs, reaches. &C.; tnstltls
perfect poison to the insect tribe. but entirely harm.
less TO tie human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants, Reaches. etc, are IN every house.
This " is their natural death. 1t should be In
every cupboard.
York City Hospital. says: Ills the only
sure article we have ever used" ,w
EEw YoRx HOTEL PRoPRIrroRs say: "WehaSe
u'eu LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For exterminating insects and vcrmin, with entire
COLEMAN 4 SrETsoS. Aston House.
4, +. ColzENs. American Hotel.
AcKIR 4 TRHApwELi st. Nicholas Hotel.
d. LrLASD 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony OF this ,haracter might be added oany
length. Wherever II Is used II adyertises Itself,
T6e genuine has the signature Of X. Lyon, and the
private stamp OF DEnAs BARNLs q Co. Anything
else OF this kind Is an Imitation or counterfeit. ANY
druggist Will procure the ~genuinei II you insist you
will have no other.
every town and mining camp on the Pacific Coast.
NOES ~ 2or3p
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ASSAYERS.
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE
G. & co.

CHARGES FOR BULLION 81 W
" In addition to one per cent OF Silver eieS
CThese charges are San Francisco rates strietIyZ
small bars At specially Low Rates. Resniir o.
Mill Tests OF small lots OF ore for W W. Lns
Foregoing charges are lessened by theful yaius
ofsllseraps belonging to the bullion alsaSS9
BULLION PROFITS SHARED WIFE
PATRONS. Every Deposition receives q pornon
Of the PROFITS Of the Office, by a certain per een'
DISCOUNT from his charges, Which discount H'
comes large AZ the business Of the Omee IN.
creases. Large workroR ALL COMBINED secures
small charges to each Individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES. Assays OF ore are
made for 90 rs. 81, 81 so or IS, foreach sample
reported. according to thenature OF the assay re,
quired For collaboration on this pointseno
tor a circular.
the Assayer are made In old crucibles, especially
whom the reports are not based on TWO distinct
assays. No matter by whom made. they are per.
llous. An unexceptionsbie assay report cannot
be made with a profit, for less than 81 81:
Ore assaysfrom q distance, may DO sent wltn
fees by mail. THREE OUNCES Is a sufficient
quantity for asample.
CONRAD WIEGAND,
Gold Hill. Nevada.
(FormerlyS Supervising AssayerofU
Mint at San Franelscoo
Gold Hill, MAY !, 1868. ml.u
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n
s.T186ox

Another wonderful ingredient. Of Spanish origin.
imparting beauty 10 The complexion and ortnianey
10 Inc mind, lie yet unknown to the m ofthe
world. and we withhold It's name for the present.
with this recipe before the community. and evil
dences OF effects meeting them on all Sides. the sue.
cess OF Or. DRAKE stands founded upon the rock OF
truth. Almost every family has some case o~fsuifer-
Ing which the PLANTATION BrrTrEs VIII alleviate
and cure.
They are recommended blythe highest medical au.
thortles. and are warranted to produce an immedi.
ate bcnefcIaleHect. They are exceedingly agreeable.
perfectly pure and harmless.
NoficE.-Any person pretending 10 sell Plantetion
Bittcrs In bulk or by the gallon Is q swindler and I'M
postor, tits put up only In our log cabin bottle.
Reware Of bottles renlled with Imitation deletertous
.tnrr Tor which severalpersons are already in prison.
Gee that avery bottle has our United States stamp
over the cork unmutllnted, and our signature on
steel-plate side label.
Sod BY respectable dealers throughout the habita'
bic globe.
p. II. DRAKE & CO., Now York, Sole
Projectors.
REDDINGTON &c Co., San Francisco,
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA e. NEVADA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-12
2sO eei.aal aebalnben 62 Gts.

9teTes RiiIeiit uettjent II roem Sinne 6es gHors
Iite, 1riI1e Tr6mmig.eit Die TINS an bic gebetIgte
9dtIrfrfbe zines @nnI 8erb1rb ct nnert ufth Mot
bios anf Yrt Iis in Gdues Saus tiRb 2eben bereaet
bern 5nr Brufis ii:b sntpfebt unb Mhreisnna 9ibt.
Aus BEN Gebiete Des meni1tdbcn 2ebens unb 6et
Natur 1T n tpotrr Orbnnng nnb fat fpftemotii@,
gefteAt, mas ben ainbern nd1hen lteat unb BET
6eea or dtHg he aud ourdh btefe aeelt NIT penem;
benem Bid ge6en fEaaen unb ber Triet etFen weite
rem geiai9en 5onb iih sn erwerbens In ibuen arge>
regt ipiS6. Stcfi MIR &6raeRnnG iR far nie &noer
bSd5ft 0niieEenb so fanp meime &iubtrg Gin Mtter
BON IL, un0 s csa6ken1 bes Mben0s i1n erii9 pom
&inoGfreMnh ab bGltem rnT tpe0brin9en. Mir uiinz
fdbsu bealieIbgM etfe metts Berbretnng cine quite
Aitfnabme I'M Gekseh M1sh 8etfknho ber 2toer urtb
Gc9tgs reiddf @eaeffsa
IS. gsS.ssss e 5 ssSt-er euans. FaftOr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-12
NIIerIei.

8nei sSr1uIeih baben Oieier Sa.
&c, zines III Ieepel. 6as enbere 3n
9arIeifi, 0uf oas 8riHanteite ibr gpo<
fbefer @ramen beitan6en. 60 finb bies
tuobl bic erften Natnen, Die Elm loI@es
DipIom erbieIten. 8 y
Sn Nloaltbibeo bnt man orobars
ti9e Sabrifen, iDegd5e ben 4iebie'f4en
sleifdertrott berefttn. Sn biefemt Sab >
re ipnrbeR 100 S0nnert mad @nolanba
oefanht, iuobon BE Nfasine eiaeia erae-
ben SbeiE berbrnudt bat. -.
@eaeaudrtia ipetSen in berfdies
benen frans6fidstH &rieesbafenf sife
4fenge Der ftdrffen 8an3erf@ifIe iGes
boait, unb auar 4 6regnften, Z gor>
betten, 4 &anonetboote un0 / i1tuims
ii1en6e Batterie 5lir Safenbertbeiei1
gtng. 8is iekt bate Trnntreih cine
@anderFotte bon % G@ifen.
= Godefort's ,,edterne& min iebt
in BriiieIi auf eaa3 fsintsI 8pftpabier
in fleiner Sdrift eeerudt, uno in ubrs
gebdufen mad. 0ranfreib binein9es
fdmug9elt.
Chateau 2affte. Oie oiesidbriae
0teben grnte oiefes beriibmteu gEein.
ber9es 1T bon BorOn SanleS Mot6fdilb
eefauft iuorben unS tpiFo auf iiber 1
Wfiaion Srnncs geiGdtt.
Sn Der norbbeutT1en Martne iinb
Mpparate CUR Bertitung bon @is elm.
9efiibrt tuor6en, nit benen aIIe mad
ben Sropenee9enOtl fdbrenoen @@iffe
berIeben tueroen.
= Das reue 3uifden Brett in srdnts
reid unO Stem yert Su Iegen6e &abeI
miro iekt eben in @ngIano anaefsrtiat.
Der ,,@reat gaitern" iuirb oamit beIas
ben tueroen /; Oa aber Oieles Babel fat
bic 6oppelte 2ange 0es en9Iif9saines
rifanif@en baben ipirO, 70 rniiiien ouBer
oent gsnannten &ielen6nmS fer nod
brei anoere @@iffe' Oantit befra1tet
iueroen. tiaJs. .las
Oas apeibtiniee 8tennpferb
@elton bat es enOIih fertiQ gebraHt,
100 Nleilen biaHen "a GtunOen ait
6uBe 3uriifsuIegen. Gr brouhte iognr
nur % Gtunben 10 M1inutem. 9Hir
bofen, Der Wani fekt fi9 nun Elm ipettig
EnieOer unb rubt aus. @1one &c ieiue
8eine un0 unfre Gaiigmutb.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-12
gyrnfIan.atipl.L.s. 49, 9.

14Ai9ybA&s 0<A &<s GeYkes Ap1oe -
Sn Bettomt. has Bic GeIes sgebsnbe' 8eriammlaHs
am s. ysdtt 1857 eihe Atte Gneeuominen bat Dere
brittle pub pierte GeItipn foIeenbermaten inrten :
SSEti On 3. 7erRek fsipefnEbnet. 9aB bic Rss,s 4
frnticr in AeW Gountp RON 9npibfon, Iute iol9e
5etber Inter BEN 9ohtgefet ROM 3 at 1863 9eb0nos3
babt spurAe, berlHtt nun 1Gno ntdki9 ekldr mitAs
nS b6s fethe PtriOn Rrnft itssn5 etnEs Gsst e6tes
weI9es nAfer genannte gsgifntinu egIaHes Jootntn
fit, anm, ,StiMrieu here9fietif, 81 4fx-s t,... ~
Sstti on34. SeFlter fei Derofhfett Das ibte Be-
ftiJpmnuHen beieS Mites I'd 6Mf tT9enl fsn n6ueecfe
County "a eseiem Steate erireden iouen, IoD es iI4
,ut t1eb jeu9ntg bes gsuu ethsirS 5eraits oae
Betri0ereeH atno Drbnunes rigtetten biber see
eiittntion pom BdhIern II foI9em Gpnnt1 rcfeetons
met ffitb utio b6B Der @ouDeFHeiu foI6s &9ht14e
betnnnt MADE vn6 ipIde Regiisrati0n slrH YresIa.
urntien befettfge. - sssss{@ N@9 E-g3U~
ltge in saasetrp4t. bes So 70 ss. Nsbsrleusngs5
beS GouuerneNrs hernusgeeHf bat, n6B Betrlgefeieh
uhS OrbnitmSs etsits Bel lbss 9esirdtfs bEEi
gsdtIsr in .nnierem 6ouatp pan s ePe tts uprse !,
torifmen fiHh- sstsN
50 beiEaise So D Hidm o. zsrsrppIswa @spvsr,a
neur hes Gtontes- Eenneifee, aus bieiem @ruHpes
Rtuft ber mir bertregenen 0spaIt ,in6 in gfflHans
Der mir h1r1 bic lOri.te nue pierte etenae1annte
6eftionen Der am 8. Rdrt 1857 pdfffttel 4tie iebe
e9tf ation pen aBdbleyn bte seitbet N geaanntem
Gcnntp ron Sopette ftattgefuneen bat nah erkldres
hiefelbg fir nun ttnb utd1ftd. - sst~sst =, -
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L6i521

~ I6i521 ,-4f
Sberiffs Sertauf. = Su 9emdbheit elmer
~ yenditio exponas gerorbnilng an Mid ges
rbtet uRO iiberefert A1tbaren Circuit @eriebr
pen Sauiofon GoiiHtp 9enn.s bel ieiRem September'
Eeriu, 1865 wsr6e t am @oiIrtb iiis zEbor IN Der
GtaDt Na bUiue gum DiientIid5en 8erfduf an ben
aRetfibieten6en ge9en baare 3abluEg na3febeno bes
f9rlebene Sanoesei nno Sepanui Istten am Sonns
Trott ober Gti6 2anb beegen unt 6eftnbIid in bem
GoAf 3auib ofi tinb Stoat Eennefiee, begrenH rie
foIst @eiiI9 pon her HolsnspiHe Rite. n5ro id
niiIfd son Der GHuberet unu %. 3GnisIn lnh SpfepA
9epb, fii6Iih pom Der 2dnhefei Don 8. 3. 6rend,
8eftianiin TantsIp run gBinidnt SbGp, entsaIteth
so Ndrr ebr pSer iuenieer, unb nit 8ei@Iae beIe9t
aIs bas GigeutbMm pou sSanes g. Yatterfon, nfn
elmer Grecutipu in n1etnen 9dnteif az @Ilriteu non
Mnbere fur $9S.f2 afefeen uits Rotten su seniigt.
@tgeber ben g. Gftbber 1865.
ost9 49B G.M. DpnnIbfnn, Gberiff,
rnr9 81. g. O dtneS Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-12
srObes g9nittpaaren GtabliEement
Z. u

9roBes S@nittipaaren GtabliGement
an ibrer SteIle errihtet,
5ransofiimeN9enten f9lieben ingteiu
9urt 8rOBe @onfrotte fir 9ieferung
bon 8ebolbers ob. DieieIbe mub bin@
ren 6 Wenoten erfoIgen.
Sn Der Cornell 11niberlit1t Al Stbas
ca 0. D. fino bereits 500 Stuoenten
fur bic ilnterlten glaiien aufgenommen
tuor6en; Die fonlit eefiilIt iino. gRur
fir bic boberen GIal1en tuer6en nod
Mnmel0Rnaeh argenomnerl.
9luf Der Georgia @entraI6abn lief
Elm 6rabtsug bonn @eIeile, ipobei IA
gSa9en total aertriimntert tuur0en.
8ein Menf@enIeten 9in9 babel berlos
ren.
Sn Mrtanlas 1T bas 3eoiltrirunas 4
@el@aft an inebreren BIasen 6ur9 Die
&uflur allfgebroden ipor6en.
Sn ct. 9ouis fnnO cine eroBe repu>
bIifanif9e Yro3eliion taft, in ipelder
$500 11niformirte figurirten. 9ieielbe
bot einen itnpoinnfen Nnblif Dor.
9lus Sabana miro eerneloet, 0aS Der
Geburtsta9 Der &onigin Isabella tpie
sepobnItd boieIbf 9eTeiert tpurbe. 8ei
Dem General. @apitdu fano Elm 9Ian>
aenoer Grnpf1ra ffatt. IYl
9uf Der Stem 9orter Gentrolbabn
unlpeit Nlbanp tpurOe Nrs. CARING
ton nebitibrer 14siabrieel SoAtet, bic
auf Der 8abn eingen, bon einem Suge
iiberfabren- ust4e us#t4e ffoffnrt get0btet.
Rei elmer 6elnotratilden 8roSelfon
in s8ittsburg oing auf einem in Oeriels
ben beiinOliden gBa9en cine 3afete
los, Die itatt aufmdrts mad Der @eite
fhcB uno einen Wann, yfamens Ya<
trif Walon6, t0btete.
Sn MriSona iuuroe bon Subrleuten
Elm Mn9riff ouf Die freunolid gefnnten
Npade un6 Moiabe SnOianer gemaht,
oieieIben iiberfallen uno biele bon ibnen
eet06tet. @ofcrt betratcn Oieielbeu
Den Srie9spfa6 mb baben bereits
7sroBe 8erbeerunaen. in ben @iebers
laiiun9en angeri9set.
Sin 6euer in San 5raucisco 5er<
forte bier groBe @eb1ube, worunter
oos Sranflin Sous an 8roaotpan.
Webrere Mienfdeu famen nm. Gs
iin0 bereitS 5 9eihen aus ben Sriint~
m.ern befporgtsosen ipOroen
]. gss &. Mia orio 10 Sft.
Sic Sunta baf IN einem Nrogrnnm
aHgemeines Gtimmre1t, reli9i0fe 6reis
belt, YreBfreibeit, 8erlamiiIungsreht,
freies 1lnterriHtsiDFeirt, @el1poren :
9eridte nnb @leidbeit Nller Dor ben,
@eieB protEaniirt
Sic beDeutenoereu Nlitalie6er Der
5unta bnben cine 8orIiebe fir naonar,
6ifd1e Snititutionen, baben fih ober
bereit erfldrt, Die Nepnblit ansuneb'
men, tuenn fi9 oas 8oIt Bel ben g8o9 :
len fir biefetbe ausfpribt. Gie g1nb<
len iins auf ben Is. giobenlber oilbes
rnunt.
Ser amerifani9e 8efanote,1 9err
/ Sobn Y. Sale Bnt Sen. Serrano BE.
fudt uno ibn beglIdtplnfd5t.
2oynbon; 10. Stt.
Sic 9ineiiide Geianetfmaft 1T mi
ibren 8erbonblunoer sienilta boree.
| f6ritten uno In6et iskt llteBr gnt9es
/ aenfontmea Seifens Der 0feaierung.
8on bier be9iebt iid bieieIbe mad
8aris.
Sie Sunta III @ebiHa bat enuI
Onnid Oes Ser. @taatens @onluIs Der
1 frem0en gertretern Die @rIaubniB gun
Bau eiHer psoteitanIifden Stride IN
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5
SIN treI9es Renf6en 8rtft. ia feIbft in weIctes
&inbes Sinn bot nid1t Der gebGnfe einen 4Ia$. in
Der Serne miifie s. iG6ne, iebsnswertbe gesenoei
9eben, bic tdt feten bic 2u au reiien beruorbrin=
gen. Sl, uieI. icseu NIT bcin SiHter
6dtt, id5, 1uie bic R5aIe1n, ssIhgsT,
6iEa' I p iiber T6oI nnD aofb'n,
neber gBdIDer. SImr uuo 5iigeI,
Dbne 6cbrntlten, obne 2iiqel !;
., Suie udt' nas 2eben f96n
Gs tann eber nidt sSe6er binaMs in bic wete @eIt,
Mn6 oenno6 mo cbten bic Meten bod ipinen, fpie es
ba ansfiebt unO mas bd poifiret. NamentIi5 5nben
bic &inbsr Elm 8erLangen banad, Mrib fam n an
ihnen aud rbHe 9setfen cine Muf9uuns beien bets
briHgen, mas nett meg ron linen paifrt, TO perben
ie far 8, mas fie tdgIid Mugen bnben,. .ebens
tols % beffeTes geltdnoHib erIangen. I'm esne
foIGe &nil1t 5n efn6 gIiden, bot 9err Sir in feinem
porliegenhen 9eiebae frae nn6 Ieittf6Blie Mrtifel
iher 6as Bensm # tefte I'm Gehiete Der 2d6ers no
BUItel Ennbe, bic ueridtehenen GrseMgniiIe uuk bic
9rt Der Grseugung inc Beai btttung un6 dberbaupt
dber Mnes 3aiammengetent, mas ha3n bienen fam,
fbtr bic weite Belt sn beIebren. NGmentlt6. fur
gLtsrs be tii ben lam gen interaben6en germ ibten
Rinbern etwGs HftSlidbes uorIegen ppbel ie IeIbft
nIaldbes nob nidbf geruEte erfabren t5pnen. 1T
bieies Bud beite1ts ~ einpieblen.
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GrDBe Nfnigfelttn !!
M. @inter,

SO. -, Union StrnBe,
lit ioeben aus europa 3utidseIebrt unb Eat elite
aIGnsenoe MitswabI pfu 6 4rp @ppbs intpoitrt. Ties
feIben perben utfter Gep Gorfer Yreifen abgegeben
NrpIinS pom 20 bis 65 Gents, @effe @aliepes
su 12K Gents, IL A sang tDuIlene Ssttee6. n
sl $3.50.
@nte GIaees 61nnfcbube 81 81 40, 6rans6fffebr
@priets $i.4O anb ale itri9en Baereu TN gIet9en
8etbGEtnis
VI. sBinfer.
pet8-fR SO. - f1nicn Strabe.
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Neue An5eigrll.
MrDfIa n. a tipn.
! $3.50 8dobaMng.

NK%m. q. BrctonIow. @empernenr nes gtaas
~ tes EenneHee ALLEN, bic @egenwdittses fe.en,
ufeinen @fib:
Nabsem es mir Bsfannt eernadt porbsn iFt, baB
eir aeipifIer S oHn Oo ii > anb 4noere, anstf@nl
hia-, f16nbIi1e unb abidealidbe R0iblbe:en in ben
aenGten Rdrs unb September 1868 an ZEN Yerfonen
ION 9errn Boite, 6errn @nmpbeH ut1o ssdneB Britt,
ebemaEs III ttniren Counties 0umpbreps unb xerrp
Ipebnbnft, begnn9en 81 taben, f Der @eretbttgfeit
ollrE bic SIl et6ogem hoben nno lest ret berums
. aeheie,ssss ssss
5 sSoIb nm btete SD, @m 9 RrspnIotu, Sou
psi uerip npreruabmt, &rait Der mir bertrasenen
@ewaIt auo aAttoritdt, hermit cine 8eIoh' ung Dcn
TInfaMn6e . oIIGrs iraen6 elmer Rerfnn
oSer $erfoaen an, tpeIde geu0nrten Scbn 9pple ers
afei,eu nnb II an ben Sheriff Dser getdnanib' aufs
Seber uHier.s Counties Dlpioicn abIiefern wer6en,
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN. :

SIN 8erlaee Der 1lntetsei6ueten ers
ideint felt Dem /. 9luguit auber Der.
&a9Ii9en itnO 806entlidsa
SenneiYce GtaatSseftitaa
Der SagIi9e unb g869entlide
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-12
&laiferbpGer
9ebens 8sriidernngs I. @eieald9aIt

febt, ruie sa4foIsense Isabelle benefit
am rrr Gpiee GIIcr fOteber @efenfdb oftea res
erfaen aanses. aH
3. 80. sparling,
a 9lpfb WILLIE
@eaeralzNaent iitr Eennefiee.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-26

4p-" Elenora, wilt thou take this man
% be Thy wedded husband p asked the Of.
fciating clergyman. "Ycth, thir, il you
plsath," lisped Eenora. dropping a pretty
curtsey and her porfumod pocket handker-
chief
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-26

-" Owing to the peculiar arrange.
ment of the programme, no piece can be
repeated" was the answer White received
from his landlady upon asking for Sec.
end piece Of pie at dinner.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-26
A Drunken man, while stagperil

A Drunken man, while staggering
homeward, fell in tho street, and, being
unable to rise, soon fell into dose. lie
was aroused by hearing tho bells ringing
for fire. Ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen" cried he "well, /! that
isn't later than | ever knew 1t bctorcn
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-26

- A conscript, being told that it was
sweet to die for his country, excused HIM
sell on The ground that he never did like
> sweet things.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-26
N E w YOR K.

REFER TO
n. Y. Nat. Exchange Bank, New York,
lsett, Kerr & Co., Bankers, "
Merchants Nat. Bank, Little Rock, Ar,
National Bank, Fort Smith,
National Bank. Lawrence, Kansas,
GAYLORD Leavenworth 4, Co., Bankers, st. Louis'
Mrssrs Bradford, Wells d Co.,
=" Buckley, Sheldon d Co.,
We beg leave to inform the public that we are
engaged in the Commission Business in this city,
and Will behappy to attend to any business en-
trusted to our care We are prepared to receive no
consignment, Cotton, Wool. Flour, Beef Pork,
Hides, FtrS, PeitrieS or any kinds Of Produce cr
Merchandise, and make liberal advances on tile
same. ..r
Business faithfully attended t, and remittanees
promptly made.
We are elso prepared to purchase Dry Goods,
Groceries, and all kinds Of Mcrchan Use, at the
lowest market prices. and toinsuring ald shipping
the same by the most reliable companies.
We respeetfully solicit s'e"r ouotvn.
PERRY FULLER Il co.
Nov. 81, GG.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-10
FROM WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, d Q June 4, 1868.
ED OF THE NEwsDEALER One month
from to day, the Democracy assemble in
Convention at New York for the purpose
of trying to "match" Grant and Colfax
for the first Offices in the gift of the Ma
ton They have been trotting out their
various scrub horses for some time, but
the people would choose none of them.
AS they could lind nothing better in their
ranks for the first place than such broken
down hacks as Pendleton. Seymour, or
Blair, or such green timber as Hancock
OF Hendricks. they have been searching
recently in the Republican ranks for an
available mau with better principles than
any they could find elsewhere; and now
the chances are about even that Chief
Justice Chase will be chosen as the stan.
dard bearer, not exactly of the old loco.
foco or Copperhead PRINCIPLES. hut of
regenerated Democracy. Of course Mr..
Chase's principles are as irreconcilable
withs.tf ose of the Pendletoniun, Vallan
digham, aud Seymour school as is fire
with water; but it may be found polite
and necessary for any show of success to
make such choice; add if the leaders of
Democracy so choose. the rabble of the
party, the whskey ring, the saloon keep
ers and g mblcrs. the bounty Jumpers and
bounty jumping brokers, the negro haters
and loaters and law breakers generally
all opponents of the great Union Repub.
lican party and its prlnciplcs-will as
certainly vote iu body for him, Blind,
and asking no questions, as thew did for
Sam Carey, a Republican preacher and
life long Temperance lecturer. when the
Democratic leaders of Cincinnati brought
him out 10 defeat The nominee of our mar.
~ Dde unlike the Cincinnati case. if
Chase is nominated, it will have to be- mr.
on Chasc's principles and upon a Chase
platiorm--and then farewell to all onno
s's'on In America to negro suffrage and
to equal rights in general to the negro
Abuse OF Horace Greeley. Charles Sum
per, and other gentlemen of such primer
pies wlllshave to cease on the part of the
Democracy. If such candidate sh b,
chosen by the New York Convention !,
VIII certainly be good evidence of the
progress of the age.
Speaking Of the choice Of men to Gil
pnplie offices reminds me of one of tho
most impoitint measures that has over
b Gu brought before Congress, recent,
introduced to the House of Representa-.
lives by Hon Thomas A. Jenckes Of
0hode Island. from the Joint Select Com.