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MISSOURI.
The Case Of Mooney Agnfnst the
AKftcFtx of ghn SteAmer Eituf.

The Case Of Mooney Agnfnst the
0Gftccr4 of tho Steamer Flint
ST. Loc1e, Sept. f1.-1n the casa Of Frauk
Mooney against the oWners Of The steamer Flint
The dcpos,lpns OF GalEett DoleJ. the mate. and
others were taken yesterday. Bo,eJ
h'ates that AooncI refused to pay out
the llne whcn ordered, and picked up
not Ore the piato1, but It went
on while being cooked, while he WAS holding II To-
Grees. lie does not Know where the b1ll went,
hut he saw blood. lie admitted tbc beating. but
o,ti not stf1ke Mooney With the irnd He aAxed
Mooney TO come aboard the boat when she WAS
ready to start, but be refused The assistant
pilot testified tnat, nteen or twenty minutes after
the boat landed, Mooney went about 800 Jafua
hat and boots. and stood there I'll the boat leik
, 1869-09-22
cuAyEx1!ux Of coloRsu MEN.

Bel1es!ns that the coming State Constitutional
Convention viii AFFORD an opportunity Tot the re,
moval Of certAln restrictions affecting cur poIisi-
cal xnd educational interests, which NC sh ould
hot permit 10 pass unimrroyed, we. the uuder-
signed col0fed men, residents OF Cook County.
hereby int!Ic nil colored men residents Of said
county to meet IFS IN mass convention. on Mon,
day, Sert. =, 1e6s, O'Clock r IL. At the otsts
baptist Church, IN the clfJ OF Chicago for tho put
sent our grievances To said conyenrlon and desl.e
Ways and means whereby healthy public opinion
Mny be created In favor Of the object dest1ed
JOHN J0SEA
LEWIS n. WHrTE,
". 8. JOHNSON,
II. HRAnFuRp,
". Z. rHlL1IPS,
". DAKER
J. p. At2xANDE1,
II. u. HANCOCK,
a1aIs bAf
, 1869-09-22
CUBA
General Ccspedcs Fakes she Fio1d as
conayanntler.sn-C sn-Chict-AFrest OF a

General Ccspedcs fakes Ghe EIeld as
Comm sn- n-Ehicf-ATxe&t OF a
ncsv York Herald CorEespondents
New f0RK, Sept 2f--The journal Of Commerce
teszns f!oa, = gentleman @ho Il In position to
lnos what Ia going on among the Cuban yevota-
florists, tnse Geuersl Cesr~des President Of che
Cuban Republic, has taken the 1eld in pcr>ou a.
commander OF all the forces, and General Jordan.
who recently held tt&t position, u made Chief ol
CeBpes1ea' stan.
4 Havana letter Esya Henry 8 Koppers, Dtts-
lsh tub}ect. and tor many Jeals connected With
the NeN York lIfrali bureau In llayRu2, was ar,
rested Wednesday night but conlped IN the city
prison, ano not the Moro Castle or Las Caoanoa
The cnuse Of his arrest is unknown, but ta snp
Fused TO have sotne relation with his connection
with the Herald
HAVANA, Stpt. N---Tte Directors Of the Alauzs
Naak have offered aid 10 the government for ttt
purpose Of cAH5 ing on the wBr, 10 tue amouot o.
the total pronta od tic hAuk sntla the rebe1tdr
Lasts The Directors have paid on account O.
such Au.pupt *3O,OGQ
, 1869-09-22
TIIK fktSts.

The Ttue liAutc E<1rtu ot tho nth instant,
-ta1cK that the " F7rat tnouey waR put up nj EJ
McDtough's = tAlosn laas evening, for two hundred
s,olIar n ntch, tc8vccn rstaf BoRgs an1 Mickey
nut,ng, the A9ht to come on on t,ctober !. Within
use q liz oil TerTe llnute. The uext fcptIxIs wtil
lie made on September g. at the a,ove-fnentlonc1
ylarc. Tho gentlemen art actively cugagc1 ID
preparing for knr ls,1ll," and ssoth ara c.'uudnn
uf Fticccsr. The betting, % fas. Ia one hnndsrl u
.+.ehsy OF the CauucI. KENTUCKY It1at' Wilt tIs
~ tue i1tg TO 'attend tho wAnta' Of vahy. mi
.Moo,ses !nN' VII pesform the same duties tor tht
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Quarterly Report Of the County
Agent and County Physician.
Normal School Board,

The Board ct Super1tsors mat vnus-..~ urr.
nns,. s " ~ eSns., sopss7so1 hammond IN the
cnef' Inc tcu VA called and The minutes were
read and adopted. The Committee on INSECT.
l1Ueoua {1sims rrcnmr,.nd.d ~. n.~-.nt ~ .
nnn,},e- oyhI1,. ~. .s-S". -. se,
~. r[.rt " rt.c ~ @ aaS seRot ~ @ !" - a aaVpteu.
e., c = raAhsek. County Aseas, !a.1e tAs tes!a.-
~ q rs, ~ ior sae ~ aes a. ,S q.
fsn. s,s n1Aoee On nanu, s'' an, y,
tsat,nfs fse Aaoeu. H ~: 1uMrI .t.ns sens n, - -
nnan,;, t10s oas :, ,..c1e nae, r.,sn seo 70 70
notpnAt. slg; nuMpSl u IAAs.s &neus poo ~.
Emnsts s,en sn n on The ~ is1 nn,nber of nasa..
& 1i,r s'. ~. bo In III. ~,
and bad no means 70 pntsne tarlf journey further.
4ne seFoss - ~ A1.st.st, .e.' Co.., ,...,-,...
rc ~ ~ 11,.,.ta g. .i1r ~ s1sAN. ~
~ - so9o 1s ~ sspns'ea lne
tee aEanet e 70 t SaEoeE oI pcfsons ttra&-
&C. r.; nnnoes ,sa. % . nnmpes 1a o. atatnt
:. !be fenHas1 eopo4t'oa of Tue foos llou,e "A
ELECTION or fhx NORMAL tcnool BOARD.
Ins Eaim t9cn 9 NJ zen. inso an eleetioa OF hoara
e. Eateat;pn !of nc cook ConutJ Normal School
!te InFoNsuE namSo feouemen were nomtuAted:
!; =. he1itsJ: snata GoMH, y. Lex!l lenHosd
Nt!tr, stkn SuULHctucl1, James l. StArk. Geo !.
a' Ms'so}at ;...n ys1es M n
nntdi, r !. hlIthcad-
snpFst.or lls!den moved that sapeEvlor Sum-
re mes1on fa'Ien. ~'Al'%$''D>
suret,isof kaufman moved 70 elect onc from
sssh n,n 81 ns divisions Of The city and three IRON
Tt MOTION prevailed
The Char NAMED SupcrftAuf 9ou1mcTtcl1 ~
u t,r,ret,on ~ xas n,adc. he hc.ng candidate
SurvtEtsors 1tnst'Ipg. NcAnTcy. and Biar were
Vt; Hsn9e =. .r.rs ~ Ia, ~ .Gtsa os AZ
I'D.
nttatrr fr.'tn in+ south SIDE, with tbc ioliox,ns
srtolt: who'e naa.ler Of votes cat. 81, whlch
~ssr llttnlutea ~ innoHa: 1onn snsnncEoc'a.
, 1869-09-22
MAINE

Vote Cast Mt the LAtc Election
Complexion OF the LeEtsinturo"
ArcrtfA. Me-, Sept. fr.-The entire vote q the
State isxsoe!ved, uetp, thirty-sevcn small toxns 1
smith ss,Wi. and IIfchborp, 4ssx The Senate
stands b Republicans, > DemocrstH Democrstlc
| ram Of !; The 1lonse, 113 Republicans, 81 DeEo.
/ House stood: Republicans, 1S1 DeOoe1a1a 80.
, 1869-09-22
A Legal I'M broRslo.

From The harrniort {Iolra) t;a1etff, stpk II.
me :ohreon County Board OF Supe,vlsora at
Their lie sess,on 1ev,ed ia1 of two pr cent u
Obedience 10 The orncIs ot tho HhAeo s.a.ea s !.
1Imedately III. Raah Cla.K had serred upon The
members notice Of aru.t, Prallns % asse 1ei ~
.rd ineTc1nrT vutd. rus Iown City Ekpuhiiean
ttates the ponts upon which Ar. cass rehea Tor
sUcccse hB IolloEB:
*'Af. C1slE asks that the coaf1 oEoeI Ne PEo-
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RICHMOND, Sept. 9l.-A nre taat evening, ou
Man Etreet destroyed several large l.aIld!pEa In.
ciud!nE Gray Co. = hardware store, and the store
OF klatev Davis: The dEe department. proved
5000.
CoNcoRn. n. H., Sept 81.-Tne Congregational
Church in Weat Concord. undergoing fepsar.,
FaH buried this nlo1nin4; fon, 4l0,0oo: 1nsnre'i
for ~ U06 An inR4ne man nxmed SpeA1, from
Bosom, Is tn custody. Gu1pected Of having set Ere
10 the church.
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Personal.

Nj. A. 4. Miller, proprietor Of tho weli-kuown
jexelrJ ktorc At the corner Of C,Ark and Randolph
streets, has Just returned irou h,A third Trip 10
Europe, xhe1e be went To rBns1c6 the contnent
for coods for the ChlcAro markell Tue enterprise
thu tnpels men to import goods dtrcct. and Al
hrs9 hands, ta In every Wy conntndablc. 1ad
should be encouraged. MT. Miller has brought
lack with him many novelties to te~clrJ. and viii
have on hand daf.nx tho season one OF tls aoess
~, fhh EAQf
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I'll E.4nka Ga1a

There VIII Be eold II auction to-day, tJ Nf. ".
n Langley, n No. 1t6 Sou1h CtaTK street, q larrr
quantity Of real estate. eompr4ing 100 rcsldepce
lots AMI i've nouses and lots located 10 various
eligible localities enumerated 10 our advertising
coNnnna The property u vel worthy Of the u.
tenlon Of Intending rufchsse Hnd the ka1e viii
undoubtedly attract = large kstendAuce- The
hours uI A1lt AIr and q N.
, 1869-09-22
JAPAN.

Unsettled Condition Of igualncas and
ro11flCs-A New Conspiracy ,nud
Another Outbreak Expected.
SAN FxAkcipcO, Sept q0.-JApancso pr,rato I'd.
viccs ihow that the currency ID IN bsd way,
Much 1puE1o1s money IL IN circulation, paper cur.
reDcJ Il ut = discount, trAd6 dnlt ktid b1autsa
almost At = AsAnd st1l. tbs M!1ado WAS atl,, II
feddo. There aro great tca1ousles existing
among The DalDloa, and smother 0lt-
break wan expected before long. 1t u sxld thcre
wa conspiracy II klutAr Z few Wecks axo, 10 act
up anothcr Mlkat1o. and their plan was near1y
complete when discovered and put down; i "a "a
catntuR 10 fedtio. Japan In ny no mrans Bc,tIctl
The preparations 70 receive tue Dako Of Edln,
4 HNil
, 1869-09-22

Juniper Tar SohP-1s q CoftRlm
curr Tor thapped b2nda and al rDuRtness or I7ta-
tton OF the sktn, eczema, uugwntn, saltrhenru-
plmp1et and other cutane0uA affections, making
tic skin soft nntl smooth. Manufactured by Cas-
we'll Hazard Co, New YORK. Sold BY AL drug
U1StB. ..-
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METEuRDl l0EicAl.

Meteorological record for Sept II. 1862. ~ re-
ported by ). e. Iatgguth, IT,, op.ician, liz Nan-
nOlph street. correspondent TO the Smithsonian In-
ttI1o1e The small lettcys arc shc Initials for the
~ortls t'rec1lne." "geutle," "htgh." "drJ,' "
"nDo!kt Atmosphere" :" 4" rain, ami "an1w:''
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nr1Y REAL wTATE FOB SALE,

n 1n N~4ru
TToA SALE-Rf r. a LINN q W. ofk1o6
uhltch hlusk:- ,,rn ,rnnporv
hUkTa siDE FhSuf7AMn4t I. A,,.
- Acts one nik BORN .! AueoM fN1- n"3 Ao'n'
road and 1Akt- S1a0 e.sa
As1rs hleh l1no- noEsn q 4taE9aAH+ As mn
~ frr4, Ha1'tcdst. 0olkh q WnAaAs MtH.G SnNsk
sLIlh1 fcet na tul at RAJ. peAs se1"'oAs5' 1o"AA
front. t1rly 4t8 ~ 100! GsG as.oo
ltfs fss hocka fr9tn 1Aus4n kAT. S.,k 9TH
q ioot ia Chsap<si q II. t4,soa-,$ ss1h ~,
Housx and iot ~ Clark. betwoE1 Anenffs1a u" LIZ
nettssa- Bett oo4pts. pF9gssfy oa aost1 thf, re-
Bpstbs and lot On notth " salsst- ness Vhbo@
SOUTH SIDE ,a,s =. mn
10 aerrs on Atch1-teaA &4a..A e.an. L.. ..r.h ri
ots cast tsott. or Gottake o1oSoeA** JUL soos1 =
" FL ~ III Tsnt1MathsT, ~ md Arno1d-st. Chaap.
, 1869-09-22

Health. the poor naouss riches. the
rch tnanFs blts Is found In Ayers Aeufc!ues,
after fruiueas search among other remedies. A
word TO the wise u suMcicnL
, 1869-09-22

Il SI,rD Rem t<1y Tor Cht1in md Ee.
yer. Ayers Ague Cure never falls.
Paper RaADGtARH and Window
Shades, iatett styles. Paints, oils, G!axs and
br1isheA at F. E Highly a, 50 Randolph street.
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DIED.

tLASIGAE-1n tta rtty. nn Tuesday afternoon Sep
ttRahcr II. At O'clock MI, klicn FlaufEan AGED 81
yta1x.
The funeral wifi take place al II 7hur.day 1t the
rtsfdnec t Lts SITTER. 4rp- Purcell, 1a1 IIuhhard-t
NEtSOS-}n this r1ty $erteinbcr Il. Walter, second
fon IT Anrry and Kate Seitou, Asra ~ years:
Funeral frnTn tr-idcner. ss 1ndianaAy.. 1t 10 l. n
1hursA4t. ID Inst.
E1-fset ~nd Journal Yleatt cory .....
NANkh-At te Hyde Park Hanse, on tho = It Inst.
i4rxt. infant Of james md Elizabeth AAfkR a&od
~ lI..1,iht Ant - dAya
Funeral on Wrdnctday the ia Inst. Al II An1
, 1869-09-22

Truth In stranger Ihhn fiction, nnd
!he ruth Il itat Dr. Seth AFnold's Ba1kam has
cured more people Of Bowel Complaints than any
Other medicine sold for that purpose
, 1869-09-22

ChtcnRo Window Shade Company
-Bet!any L uAukInR, % Hnndolph.st. Cloth.
Rustic, hod PAPER Shades. Cords, Tassel6 etc.
The largest STOCK IL the WeAk
, 1869-09-22

n Observation-Disclosures FOR BUSINESS n
III Canada To hntel and restaurant keepcEs. The
underrrned intt.nes+d to ofeE for Pirate st the
I-aAc <sd viii AMI basin*ss of thc od+ts Established
tt"n y qn.sd IL The eiir Apa the eis9e.. eoaoe
Fellow. Nore fsut hsa III. iu4tndias rntchsaers 1erd
.rrly- John HkLDER 1SAACSON. Notary Public.
The New York herald., 1869-01-08

MADISON AVENUE rRosT-BELow SEVENTY
street nsn000. HALL ,. HOW, " Piue street,
The New York herald., 1869-01-08

A BEAUTIFULLY LAID OUT VILLA PLOT, WITH
n s onbudings, stable and chicken house, garden. with
10 four lines of and all The ferries W bought
easy terms. BENFEr a kLEsEs H Cedar Street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16
LETTER FROM MISSISSIPPI.

We received few days since. letter from cur old
friend Joseph A. Luckctt dated at Winona. Mas.
Nov seth last. bat owing TO wan, q space we are
compelled 20 gave merely synopsis q. il.
lie says hc has been tho eallop and so since
hc lc., Idaho including v,s; 10 the fair and races
in Memphis. Tenn. The election in Miss!ssippi
going on g; the h, sreie but he could not state
wha, the result, would he groa, deal Of trouble
the polls anticipated throughout the entire State
There had been nghu in the adjoining county TO
~hcre he was which twenty three negroes and one
white man were killed and on the night before his
letter was written Agh, took place in winona. The
negroes came with armed force TO take three ne
grocs out Of jail. but the guard fred them and
drove them off In the fights in the adjoining coun-
- the blacks made the attack and he says the carpet
baggers are 10 blame for all the trouble they put
the devil in the ncgroes."
In regard TO The cotton crop in the Southern States
he say, will exceed 600 600 bales and that
grea; portion of the labor done by the whites
negroes will quit you at the very time you need
them most" He says further Now this has come
under my own observation, and on my own pianta-
ton. you can't depend on them. Further. II don Z
say this IL the in every county in the South but
in a majority of them. For instance. know a man
on the Tallahatchc river who owned GO slaves at the
commencement Of the war and has 50 Of those same
slaves now. they never could be induced TO leave
him."
lie says he had the pleasure of shaking the hand Of
jeff Davis in Memphis. that Davis has been elected
President OF the Carolina Insurance Company under
big salary. and that the citizens intend presenting
him with splendid dwelling.
He informs us that the reason Andy Johnson was
defeated for the Senate was that the wealthy and in
fuential Democrats Of Tennessee thought If they
elected him 1t would look like defiance and Tonnes
see would receive no favors from Congress: but he
says he is satisfied from all he can learn tina, John
go before the people. for any Office and beat
any Republican in the State from ten to fifteen thou
sand votes.
He receives the WORLD regularly-the last number
reaching him, at Memphis. in days after publ
cation. He is having fine time hunting. there being
plenty of old field rabbits. quail squirrel and wood
cock. and after remaining couple of months longer
he will return to Idaho by the 10th OF next March,
He says he made the trip from Boise City TO St. Louis
in I've days and nineteen hours.
We sorry cannot publish tho letter in full.
az 1t contains much more Of real interest.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

ARRESTED. -Blatchford the Ascending Deputy
Collector of the Port of New York. has been arrested
in Montreal. Canada. He made no resistance and
was brought back to New York. He threatens to ex.
pose parties high In Office who. he says, made him
the scapegoat of their crimes There will probably
be stampede of Radical ofice.holders IL he carries
out his threat unless Boutwell, accepts their resigna
tons and calls their accounts square.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

D1sABrLrrIEs.-A joint resolution has been intro.
duced and discussed In the Senate providing that all
political disabilities shall upon the Anal rat-
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment by three fourths
Of the States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

NEW YoRK.-At the municipal election held In New
York city on the 9th Of December A. Oakley Hall was
reelected Mayor. The Radicals elected only one Al
dorman snd one Assistant out Of forty.two.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

ing The lid Of the coffin screwed down, after
hair from his head for the purpose Of sending to bis
relatives and no one his remains afterwards.
The burial would probably have taken place the same
evening but for the request of the prisoner himself
that he should not be buried until the following day.
This request was Of course granted. and the coffin
containing the remains was placed In the ante
Of the prison. where It remained until about 10 A. N.
Of the following day. at which time the Rev. Father
Mesple oiciatcd in the burial services according to
the rites of the Catholic Church. quite number at
tending Immediately after which the hearse conveyed
the remains to the public burying ground on the bar
west of Idaho City, and with the concluding rites OF
the Church the body of Simeon Walters was consgn.
ed to it's last resting place.
| Thus conducted the irst execution of q con.
demned murderer that has ever taken place within
Boise county. Several have heretofore been convict
ed. but Executive clemency has intervencd whereby
their punishment committed, but the peculiar
circumstances attending this case the atrocy Of the
crime, and the cool deliberaten and generalization.
as shown by the evidence, with which IL was done.
rendered 1t impossible for the Governor to discover
the slightest evidence tending TO create even sus.
picion of the innocence Of the man, though Walters
and his friends had every opportunity afforded and
ample time accorded them within which to have done
so Notwithstanding his repeated assertions Of IL
nocence, and the statement he furnished TO u.s. the
universal opinion TO be that be was guilty. he
yond the shadow Of doubt. and that his decaraione
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

very Respectfully, WALIEHo'
he appeared very calm, and whilo talking to us.
together with few Of his friends who had called to
see him, he put on the white gloves which had been
furnished him by the Sheriff to be worn on the oc-
casion, and though he was little nervous and pale
and his eyes somewhat swollen and red from weep
ing. occasionally signing heavily, STILL never in our
life have we seen man exhibit more nerve. under
such trying circumstance than did Walters on this
occasion. The religious consolation which he had
received nom the Holy Fathers. who had been In
constant attendance on him for more thar two weeks
past, seemed to have given him nerves OF steel to
sustain himself throughout the terrible scene about
70 be enacted While In his CELL with him alone he
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26
DIR. f. KILLER, b
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND -
SURGEON.
nR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT.
~ tention to " aTr--E.# a.E.
wifery.
on1ce-ss South @ street, opposite VOLS,

HOMEOPATHY Is the only true system Of
medicine based upon the laws Of nature. Sew
enty.fye years OF experience have proven that
one-half OF those dying at an early age can bo
saved. -s1a- ~. . ..
Homeopathy cures all curabe diseases per.
mancntly, which have resisted the skin OF the
bes. practitioners OF any Of the old medical sys.
TEN for years.
Homeopathy aims to eradicate disease entire
ly: TO cure sure and easy. without bleeding,
bHstering, cau,erizing or dragging; 10 proloDg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26
NERAL SUMMARY.

II will thus be seen that Of one hundred pa
tients treated by Homeopathic physicians eight
will die. while if the same number are treated
by Allopathic physicians, thirty.four will die;
and of the myriads who die Under old school
treatment tho world over Homeopathic treat.
ment would save scvcnty.six OF cycry hundred.
Virinia, December l, 1865. del
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26
SURGERY

II 10 one OF the greatest .riumphs Of Home.
opathy 70 dispense with the operation OF ampu.
the cases, by the radical cure Of the diseased
parts, which Allopathy would have consigned
to the knife. U. #n...#. f..-. --.
Fractures and serious wounds arc healed In
less time md with less pain than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy Is fulfilling mission whose end
Is the overthrow of all other modes OF cure
and the establishment OF its own complete and
permanent rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE AssuRASoE.-The
Directors Of London Life Assurance Office
the General Provident "--at its recent meet.
ing. have placed on record their opinion "that
persons treated by the Homeopathic system ell.
10y more robust health, are less frequently at
lacked by disease and when attacked recover
more rapidly than those treated by any other
system; that with respect 10 the moro fatal
classes Of diseases the mortality under Homo
opathy II small In comparison with that OF Al
lopathy; that there are diseases not curablc at
all under the latter system which arc perfectly
curable under the former; and finally, that the
injure tho constitution, whereas those employed
by Allopaths not unfrcquenily entail the most
serious and In many instances fatal conse-
qucnces." The Directors further propose TO
summon meeting OF the shareholders to lay
before them tho facts they have collected and
the decision at which they have arrived, name.
ly. ITO open special section for persons treat.
cd By Homeopathic system, at q lower rate OF
premium than that charged on other liyes."-
london (Eng.) Obserrer
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFR Insurance
COMPANY, OF Albany. New York, says: Re-
garding medical treatment. as affecting rates,
that the systems OF medical practice as affecting
the duration OF life are well worthy OF consider.
alton by Life Insurance Companies appears 10
us evident: calculations upon data In our pos
scsson show decreased rate OF mortality under
the Homeopathic system Of Medicine We
have therefore concluded 10 make deduction
OF ~ per cent from the table rates upon each
payment Of premium by those habitually using
ih's mode Of treatment. In case OF medical
practice being changed the full rates will be
6gpl charged. To those who employ the Ho.
'!ropathic system when Ill. this company will
g KS deduction OF 10 per cent. from the usual
.ates OF premium, feeling satisfied that the NOR
talIty fronl disease Is vastly less under this
mode Of treatment. From large mass OF eta.
tistics, gaibNrei from all parts OF the civilized
world, and Hplied largely by Allopathic an-
thortics, JracinS the records OF tho treat
lnent Of over 100000 cases Of disease, is drawn
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26

dsa WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND nN
am prepared to meet the cncmyl ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26

gDR FLATTL1E7Y, Ter ~ VII isR ,PReWSEr WrSSEs is His
S'lY Of avery month, to cure the SICK. noeSl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26

uAvTNG JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
ii Francisco with q LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared to coll all articles In my
line as cheap ~ any man on the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-26
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and JeWelry

Called "Gold iietnl,"
Which has all the appearance OF FINE GO
" and Is very handsome.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-04-01

Dry Goods, Dress Goods. Linens, Cot.
tons, Fancy Goods, Albums, BIZ
bles, Silver-Plated Ware, Cut
lery, Leather and German
Goods ef every descrip.
ton, &c.
These articles to be sold at the Uniform price of
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and not be paid for until you know what you
.-f..H are to receive.
The most popular and economical method of
doing business in the country.
The goods we have for sale are described on
printed slips, and will be sent to any address
at the rate Of 10 cents each. to pay for postage,
printing. &c. 1t is then a. the option of hold
ers whether they win send one dollar for the
article or not.
By PATRoNIzIHs THIS SALE you have CHARGE
to exchange your goods, should the article
mentioned on the printed slip not be desired
The Smallest Articles sold for ONE
DOLLAR can he exchanged for Sill.
yer-Piased. Five-f}oitiea Revolt.
wing Castor, or your Choice
OF q large variety OF 9th
.4zaa.-aa---s- er A rticie. upon Er.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-04-01
MARRIED

Ladies, VITO, during certain periods, are 80
much troubled with Costiveness or Constip.
ton, can End certain relief in Roback's Blood
Pills. which can be taken during all stages Of
pregnancy with perfect safety.
THoS. c. sHREvE, Druggist,
Agent, White Cloud.