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New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28

Second District Court for. the parish Of Orleans.
No. 3l,3la

DY NASH Z HODG9ON-W. L HODG60N,
ID Auctioneer-Omce No ITO 0r.vier street-On
SATURDAY, April 1. lsn. at twelve o'clock L.,
mens mt ROUNDS s q the st Charles Hotel Sy virtue
and in pursnanSe cf judgment aud order q
S S ssn des s s:.h sss s q the
and dated February fs. 1871, court docket No.
343l3 for account Of the succeapien Of Patrick H.
Cumming, deceased, at public auction. viii be
i. THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, to-
gether with the building. and improvements there
square bounded by 1t. Charles, Polymnia. Prytanie
Urania and Felicity streets designated ~ NoA s,
d sseS f sss
squars ffom Pclymnia e Felicity streets, an Be.
to . plan made by Louis II. Pile, surveyor, dated
The imprcvs%snss consist .s o. o. On .; SS NO ven
or twelve rooms, aii handsomely fnisheS, With re-
isassd 1s octoss1 is7 ss Tie ssss q SsS per
e e. Es Ir Z. |: v.s.9t ss.,. -. rvo o,rsro.r
FRAME HoUsRs, used = carpenter and furniture
repeating shopa and contain each enc room. rented
tGfsSsy & I'm s2ES1sls IGssi LOTS OF
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the Fourth District Of this
snS as.sn Il q ws~ e.sn.ssS 10:
Ito aud to 10 inclusive, which measure e fol.
lows, to Wit: Lot No. forms tho corner Of Third
and Clara streets, and measures - feet mont ON
Third street, by depth aud front ON Clara Of III
feet. Lots Aos. 3 TO s and measure each - fees
inches hont ON Third street, by depth Of ~
feet Lot No. measures - Net ff0nf on Third
street, BY depth and font on Martin street sf ~
Lot No. 10 measuree q feet ffont on Fourth
street, by . depth and ftont ON Martin Tor willow
street II Ii feet Of which two stzeets It forms the
Nos il to II, inclusive, adjoin each other and lse
No. TO- and measure eaeh - feet inches front ON
Fourth street, by depth Of III fbet.
Lot No. 1emeasufes - feet frOnt on Fourth street,
BY depth and ffOnt Clara street Of III feet, Of
which two streets II forms tho corner, III betweea
parallel lines, American measure, according to .
plan made by Louis H. Pilie, surveyor, dstea March
The improvemeuts consist Of, On lots Nos aua
& well built and comfortable oneand- rhAlEstOry
frame residence, containing shout Avo rooms With
kitchen otohles and Out-houoes. lnrge cietexn ETC
The balance Of tho square 10 vacant; the whole y
highly 6lled, shove overflow, + under rod fbuciue
and has variety Of fuit trees, and II choioe gaE
'ss Terms sd sad Conditions oaehalf e.sA IN u,,ted
States treasury notes, and the balaaee 6 fWeive
monthe credit, divided ints eoepoas required,
with eight Per cent interest. 81 speeial noFteaes
ment, the mortgage to enhEaeo ~ CLAUSE Of 6ve
per cent fof ateoeney.e ~ = enso q suit, the
tuildinset = = hept 1lY n1u1od II u peiiey =
b tknn1PHred - tn 1e11osA ssisf .sgl' es
y Aets q 49, teCse vith H. stnmpe and ths
txO - the YER ot lsu, 1slbGe W. ]. c.
~ ncse tahnss as ~ sxDsne q - D1fehases:
IN ul380p
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
By William d. Lazy 4
SALE DOR A PARTITION
= VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY.
AND CoRxRR OF JOSEPHINE AID CON.
STANCE STRKETS.
SUCCESSION OF wILHELn sCHARPERs; MARY
schsefers, wife Of 0esrse ". Young, ~ Anna
Fink, wife Of J. Joachim, and J. Joachim. her
husband, ct al

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mrsu9 OI oAnlenI ~ PSaslton knooo ~ ~ ~
hon. LOuis Duv,eneana; seeee Ot tne oeconG s D.a.
tSa CSu. :t E snc r ts., M - '1S se,s soUsS
entit eo s., 1s1 .sntn Ie,s ~ III: sn5
0gnco SxtscnSn feosus1y' AsA' sne 'ol'o"h 1esA
essste 1.T ~ xmr IN r,por,vn All. a.. ,..,s,...
- s.ut va ~ ~D, t,.sss ,,t,.s.S % III p ~. p;.s.t
~ tS. c;tv sn;nS ths or.r ~ ~ renss
1no [SteIs n s.Ie1's, " tisc S4c ~ ~ ~ ~
Sers N vase new iL~;:re!, ~, =. W. H1 =. 49,
.aSS s.' - as a,.: ~ ~ NJ W. rsso r. ."f a..
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28

+
nynp. sxRup. Auor1ouz.-ovycs
u "a 9 acyei lsEsst-TauesDAI. y: . .APstl e: ls.l:
FxcSr ~ ,.r r loasis e. essrs q Seysi
~ Ce1Si eercets, viii b oold ~ pahle auction,
by virtns 9 n esder ftea he aea Leais Da-
tss ,eaSs g see 80 nsssS Sn % tSs
Following described real estate, beoAgfng 70 said
sucoss.sss, Y.
Prs.srv :. - 1ssss III -.
....s sos = ct rs :sss1: .sss "a
= - issss . Dss.ae: :sssss 4 . ~ g + ds!sS
...sis., s:s s~o':sos,, sSs oshsr .ss..so1y:
! rsE y csLsAss q aorrI, i .ss..sss a cs.r..s.
ss,ss ss:s ssiS;ss,:s s::s :' ::ss':.::s,:;
Sdsis ss - asd Il spee.dsny con'''0'o. ~ '' ~
g fss ssss :n5 rs; ns sR e
On InassfSs ss. sssee H. ~ = fniS ssret "a ~ - =
siasHss IA ss. On sss ssRss e.. :; Tie Line e
Wafd Ien,o1se ssxSct ~ SSertr.c ~ Sts..s sH. a
nss % da,S ~ - ~ = II inehss "a ~ "a =
feet sincles On tne rssr line: . n. ss.,-.., ,.s
Iegesner w1tn - snsEos % '"' 0''lAenS osoH'
''''sr Prs.s,ty - n sAs rAirs D,ss.,ss.
~wo InTxovoR0uHn in the sou.re homd.s
bv Annette. St. Anthony Force and Virtue streets.
nsessusiss eack 81 1eet n inc..es and lines front
2; On An4ssse street. oy ~ 'se' '''n' ana nne
fNO LOTS OF GROUND in the sene square,
M v;rtne :,ss Is stet Is dsep
4 SoijARE 0F GROUND bounded by Clsi.
borne, Music, Prosper and Arts stseets, divided
iase tive twenty :. sa ,n ot:: 1s:,1S esen' s'0o'
'ess ssi soiGIRx al II OF = GRSUnD bounded by Prosper
i.ts ny %eassrse. sash, sSoss 3 5sss
n9nt = So3Rs III 81 SsPta 81 tGasouxp bounded BY oeuiu.
spain, Liberal and washingscn streets, divided
int int fsScs snsy g is s Ia SeptS ~ so'''
& ELEVEN lots or GROUND in the square
t~ y Pese s, 1T sas on ps.
street by 10 in dertk
msssarinE. @ | sscS, = fses ftsat on Wsskineton
street, BY l3Oin depth.
10 O9B LOT OF GkCUND IN Sne esme e4nafe,
neasusing = ieet inshes mont ON Prosper street,
II. ONE L0T OF GROUND In the :sms square.
BY .':1 sl1 1Hsn 1s oraRourp in tb. .ou.r. bounded
6y Grcd cac q: d ns nss fdnt S ~,
Il. 4 s0UAkE or 01OUND bounded ly O..
lestine, Port, Genius and 9t Ferdinand streets,
divided 1nto twenty yioor loAs 1easeSases eecns
u. 4 S0UAk6 " 09UOND e0ueaea ~ A3eI1l,
Port, Force ana St kordlnenq stIccts aivlae0 nto
twsssy e !, nn ,ss messans' ee'n' s'ous y 'e's
ed BY Clsisssns, lsd.ystss I.sertssa "a rs.
Streets measuring. eacn - Icete incnes mont ON
Claiborne stteet ~ l0 Sn 0epsA
M S9uARk Ok GkOUAD Dooneee ~ ueniee,
Iouiss. Liberal and plety streees, divided int
twenty!1our !0ts, measuring, eacn' eoout ~ lees
mont, ~ iis y dentn: -
H. TEN LOTS " 1kOCND IN tne equese oounor
ed by CiaaoOrue, Ao0e hyoeLts0n anu AItS stfeets,
hea6uxing. each, ahoat p feet henf On ClAahorne
street, By l2O tn depth: 49,
1GTwO LOTS q 01OuNU m tne csme seoare'
measuring, each, about - feet mont on Music street,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28

RI 49, q ~ ~ o9e9MGM - 1oDeeeS.
sA11ROAI aApsil {. l6'i. 8 Twelve Sslssk =.
= ssss r. ssssoss Z sse $50 g cAsas 1.s = = - .ssos
g: ::.s s: -, 5ss g., p So: g r:
i1ssiss :s.:ssss ssssse - :ss:s 4
ts "a & 6 ss' sss : e. =. Asss :ssea ssa
vi1e e 0eerys Wsnes. Va xEa vtsgiaie Burke. fpf
ca scs 81 ~ 8 ~ s.s.tA.r
e i 1 IS M sis Ss = s ss Z e:
.: Assss sssR's snS 3 4 s:s: Ss.': sas s
81 eiSsiss, ed fssnt . I9s!is esssss, forming
between parallel linec, American measure, accord-
Ing g : plsn mads ~ L6uis q. Rlis, surveyor,
e:fss ass i:sss ss,s.s. 's ...... Il NJ. ,.is Two
buildis3 ail nndsr siste peof. and k;vn g 30. 81
s f. s. sss ssd sso.s aa Z tie ss
naia iailding. vith kisehea. seezs!esn anA twe
s. e st Ss . ss;ss eisss ss. .n e.
sspes. s.a $ isssss sssi ossssss 20: isai. Fl 4
): p NO % vs1AluAs1x Iors or aaoulD, t.
s:ass .ta e; !, sss ~. ~ 49, 81 = II. ant
ss sas + u s11 xs sss sses .ss
:s:: s:ss a.ss s = ~: st osssssSs: &:
so. e & n.ss :.a cs.R..s e
Rlaa nsis By Louis =. Piie' ssrvsyos' dassd
TSs inrpsovensnHs csa1sst Of Asusss teoement
s:ss :s 4. asss sn
sss END y 49, a as =
holoW ard fbur or Avo bedroowo ahoyo. with
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
PO0ITTVR SALE OF FINE RR6IDRNCR, ON
ACCOMMODATING TERMS, SITUATED IN
THE FIRST DISTRICT, NO. llo PRYTANIA
STREET.

DY NEVILLE Z VAN eOLN0EN, AuC.
d tioneers-0fice No. Ill 0rayier street.-W9
be sold 1T public suction, ON SATURDAY, April !:
1871, ct II H., at the 4erchAnts and Auctioneerg
Exchange, Royal street. betweea Canal end Gus
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together With all
the improvements thefeon, situated u re Irst
District Of this city in the square WITHIN
Prytania, Ursnia, Pelymnis and Celiseum streets;
Said lot measures 81 feet II inches and nee font
on Pytania street, by adspth Of ls7 feet 10 inches
and lines.
Tho improvements. consist Of . nne tvestory
frame house, No. 40 PrytAnia street. containing
large hail. tive pax1oGs, with Aiding doors, dining
room. kitchen, ETC., on frat floor, and ON second
floor three bedroOms sorvants' rooms, etcs 81. II
There i also . two.story building in the rear,
throughout. and two large cisterns in the yard,
I. Tsrns- One-third cash the balance by pur.
chaser notes ~ one and two years bearing special
Uog1unGD O the preperty cold, and eight per cent
- 69Hn interest from date until paid with clause
n M - oent attorneys fees in case Of suit to
recover 1a1u1ent Of the notes property to Be kept
ir@rel. - po1icy translerfed to vendor
~ rxuo1e1f = hased = the present occupant
untt ~ Int - 0ctober, ls7l, ct the rate Of $3.50
~ Il - ta1bae 4. Hsssy u. netasy puklie, =
tie expe1oe 6 - puEohaser, together WITH nfee-
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
Terms-Cash in United States currency:
p. F. HERWIG,
Special Deputy Collector.
IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR FRANCIS B
Lee-No. a,34l.

DY NEVILLE Il VAN SOLINGEN, AUC-
d tioneers-Odice, No. III Gravier street-Win
be sold 1T public suction ON SATURDAY, April
=, 1871, It twelve O'Clock n, at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers Exchange, ON Royal street. near
Customh0use, by virtue Of and pureuant to tudg
ment and IN order Of the Hon. l. Duvigneeud,
Judge Of the second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated March 3, 1911, court docket No.
- 3l1, in the matter Of the minor Francie Lee
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Prytania, Jackson, Coliseum and
Philip streets, together with oil the improvements
thereon. Said lots measure each 30 feet mont on
Prytanie street, by depth OF l2o feet between
:. cERTxrN PIECE OF GROUND, situated in
the rear Of the above, measuring In length % feet
10 inches and lines. by width Of 81 feet inches
and lines
The imprevsnents csssist Of . wen buile two
story residence back buildings and out buildings,
rendering it Of the most desirable positions in
the city.
This property is directly oppssite the handsome
residences OF Messrs Relf Preston. and Kruttnitz,
Prytxnia street, 10 paved with square blocks. ana
al paid f0r.
Horse cars pass the doom every two minutes.
Terms-Onethird cash, the remainder in equal
ntallments at enc and tive years. for notes secured
by special mortgage ON the property, and bearing
eight per cent interest ffom date unth nnal pey.
mont; act of sale to contain the clause Of 0ve per
cent attorneys fees In either Of the notes have
to be sued upon; Improvements to b kept insured,
and policy transfer1ed.
Act Vi saie, together With internal revenue
stamps, ct the expense Of the purchaser, before b
c. Mott, notary public. m33 30 ap6 - -
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
CHOICE lMRROvDO PROPRkTY
IN CARA0Llr0H. 81



nx O. h G1BA2DBY Z. co.. AuC.
ID fsoneeEs. Nlch0las J. Hoey, Anct3oneer-OMce
10. II 4xphnneD. P1oces-3AIC8DAI. April :,
ISL, ct twelve o'clock H., es to AerchAnta and
and Customhouse ssreeta In thie city Of New Or.
leanA ~ v1!tuc - - oEo6 g - aonosnole The
Judge q The fsriah Court - the Rasen o. Jemetson,
datee lebeuaEy l6 l01l, ana Teuoored tn the above
entitled matter q the euecen!an q Jacob Weiye!,
decease4. wM b e0Id by public auction, tho fol-
!. CRkTAM P1kCB OF GROUND, with Al the
.buiadings end tnRs0ve0eofs eheteon, situeted IN
the new town Of Csxroilton, perseh 0f Jeners0n,
in the square No. Il, having 6ent Of rs feet ON
UppcEline street, ey about lso feet IN depe1 and
mont On rope street, a0cofamg 70 pian maoe ~
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
vALuABLs PROPERTY on MAGAZINE STREE


DYCHARL90B. 3. EORIIRR, AuCTIONK1n,
ID OlBoe No. = Exchange plaoo-0A1U8DAH,
1areh -. ISL as twelve oicfock H., ct the &c.
Charles Auction Exchange lrotunda y. Casries
HOtel) on st. Charles street, between Common and
0ravier streets, Will b cold ct public auction. By
virtue Of an order ffom the aoncrehls Lo9is
Duvigneaud Judge q the Secoua Di1ts3ct Court ~
TIE perish of 0t3sans dated February IT. ls5i. the
lbllowing described property: te w. ....
TWO C8RTAiN LOTS OF OnOUAD, togetner
With an the improvemenfs thereon, al the rights,
ways and dpsiv11oestheEeuntob belo.King. q m any
Wise appeTtaining, situAted IN the City end parish
Of JEFFERSON (D0w the sixth District u the parish
of Orlesns), desig"stea by the Nos. y and u OF
square No 81, bounded by xaaengo, AaGa.'ne, Lave
0akaea Mia -at1nn1s. - - 1ha0n9aao -
deposited in the nfice Of 4. M.sureau notary pub
Nc in NeW Okae1ns. Said l0ts adjOin each Oel1er,
and n1sa6nre each thirty feet ftont % Magasae
street, BY . depth u ono hundred and hftecn feet
Terms-Cash in United states treasury notes.
Act Of sais before T Hegsn, netary pao.
Lie, st the expense Of the purchaser. includtn&
stamps. kzl mne ~ - ~
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28

Nnas i,rfoe1Anr - AsTnAsE1vs M. a.
4 Iopd cazDer. = onosc1 sn.l 1sr1zz
mcLuDaso nm wsIl ksewH cefEAus
sorKt. SITUATED on cnAsran sFanzf.
DsrwExH u. .IoUD AND TOULOUSE
sfHJYrs.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
No. =. airarasy = %.
AsslaHR1s SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DY c. =. 0IRARDBY q CO. AUG.
ID tioneers-TUR6O4Y, April ., 1871, et eleven
o'cleck 4. L., Sn tho cormef - CHE and Howard
streets by order Of E 3. Noston, Aasignee, in the
matter of John Connolly. bankupt No. 267. Win be
sold by ublie auction ID
THE FRAME BUILDING, shafting. pullies power
machines, stands, carIiefs etc.
Termo-Cash % the spoG mh39 ap4
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
SUCCESSION OF MARY AABLER. wfrH OF n
1sLOu.

DY G. Z. 0IRARDBY = CO., AuU
d u0Ceers-Nleho1as L. Hoey, Auet3e9eog-
SATURDAY. April .: lsu, q twelve c'clsek ~ =
Royal street. by vEtue Of an er1W u the He9esAb1o
the second Dlstrct Court f1r the par1sh q Oteale
ON the second March. ls7l. win b ed ~ p1taie
in squale bouaAeA ~ Genia1. Nashville NeE0Q
and Celestine stree:s, being Mes. 10 a1d - -
measuring caeh tbikty-10uT 6ot afx Inches Ae1t -
depth.
Tegmo-Cash. ~ ~
pense of the purchaser, heioss Il. .. Cesesl ne1qy
public. Whe 10 > ap1 -
New Orleans Republican., 1871-03-28
uocsssron OF JOHN rRsxpEReRAsr, Ne. xsss.

TWO COMFORTABLE TsNRMRNrs At AUCTION
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GrvENA
IN that on and after to-day the ~
. UsSi aoass vi n ~ ssassiy NOR
hil.lw TEoS. HARKN, Town AanhIl.
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Oyerdoctored.

Without any disrcspect to the members ofthe
medical profession, a profession honored BY all
thinking men, It is only just to say that they arc
too thick on tho ground. The consequence is
that the community is doctored overmuch.
When nature needs only the gentle stlmulant
and Alternative, which has become famous
throughout the country as a reliable medicine,
under the name Of Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
she IL not unfrequently dosed with O dozen pre-
%scriptlons, all experimental, from tho Pharma-
copeia. This Is an evil. and proves that the
practice Of medicine IL far from being at all
lines o healing art. At this period RI the year,
when tina fall OF the leaf indicates that decay
has seized npon the vegetable kingdom, many
harasslng diseases are prevalent. Chief among
these may be mentioned intermittent fever and
bilious remittent. The exhalations rising from
decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dcwB
and fOgs, are very apt 10 generate these COM
plants. The wlsest policy Is to protect the
system by a course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers at the commencement of tho fall. Much
suffering may thereby be avoided. But II the
disease mas already begun, Its periodical vista
lions may be readily checked and broken up BY
this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic.
But be on your guard against tho charlataus
who are attempting to palm OF, under various
names, unwhClesome compounds, which they
pretend to compare fayorably with the great
national elixir, which has long since swept
more formidable opposition from the field. Bear
In mind that every bottle Of genuine Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters Is authenticated by a splendidly
engraved label, and a fac smiH Of tho sign
manual OF the Arm. Put up In bottles only, and
cannot be obtained In bulk,
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PA1,sApr AND EusrkA RA11noAp.-

P~ALIsADE AND EUREKA RAILROAD
There was fled In the Office Of the Sec
rotary Of State, on the 14th instant,
the certificate Of association Of the
Palisade and Eureka Railroad Com
pany. The following r the names
of the officers elected: President. w.
w. Mccoy; Treasurer, L. c. Mcken-
ney; Secretary, Selden Hetzel; d
rectors-G. Collier Robins, l.. 9. Nc
Kenney. W. A. Seaton, w. w. Nc
Coy, George H. Willard, W. 8. Reyes,
Selden Hetzel, D. II. Hall, F. NJ.
Proctor and E. S. Cardoza. Nothing
Is said as to the gauge Of the track, and
we therefore presume 1t Is to be the
same as that Of the Central Pacific.
MEXICAN CEIEBRATroN.-The Mexl-
can residents of this section celebrated
the anniversary Of their national indie
pendence last evening at Virginia In
gay and festive style, with q process
sion bearing torches, transparencies,
lanterns, ETC., amid the firing OF can
non, pistols and crackers, bonfires and
all that sort of thing. They bore along
the American and Mexican national
flags, and rockets and other fireworks
were freely INDUCED in as the process
sion passed along. They evidently
had a pretty good time, and tonight
will wind up the festivities Of the oc-
casion with a grand ball.
EREcrIoN.-The old Bullion board
ing-house having been taken down and
removed to Virginia, is being re-ereet-
ed on South G street, opposite Nc
Gurn's family grocery and provision
store. 1t will be two stories high
above the street. and two stories below
it. The frame is up.
METHODIST CHURCH, GOLD Hull
Preaching tomorrow evening at IN
o'clock, by the Rev. v. Rightmyer.
Prayer meeting at 6H P. n. Seats
free. All are cordially Invited to at
tend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-16

THE Remarkable Properties Of Browns
Bronchial Trochcs" have been thoroughly
tested since first introduced. The demand fol
them has steadily increased, and purely upoI
their own merits they have found favor will
those who, from Pulmonary. Bronchial o,
Asthmatic complaints, require Thorn. FoI
Coughs and Colds they are eficacious.
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WHERE TO Go.-When you want a nice
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up, so tt
Pohl's popular saloon. next door to Gibson's
Main street, Gold I'LL. Sharp rGzors, clear
towels, and good artists, always TO DO fount
there. At Pohl's the ladies can have their hall
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed in the mos
tasteful manner. se2-tf
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THE COSMOPOLITAN DRAwING.-The
managers are settling with agents, and
the Committee is making every prepa-
ration for the drawing. The day will
shortly be announced to the public. y
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PRATTS VOCAL STIMUIANTS
CURE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsEHEs
And all BrsuchIsl Csmplaiss:

Very pleasant, very effective; and superior 70
ents. Mothers. give them to your children for
WhoopIng Cough and croupy affections. Speak
ore and Singers prefer them. 40 they prevent
and allay all Irritation Of the mucus membrane.
A pleasant lozengel A most excellent remedy
PRIcE-25c and SOC per box. For salo
all Druggists and Dcalcrs.
A. McBOYLE g. CO.,
Druggieta and Chemists,
bi Washington st, San Efancisco.L
my9.6m Manufacturers and Sole Prop'rs.
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SrEAx BATHS EVERY DAY. For rheumatism
stir Joints. catarrh In tho head. cold on the lungs
and other complaints. take some Of DR.. Mayors
steam baths. Also warm and cold baths eyery day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-16
Tho Necessity OF n visit Overeom'

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part ol Inc Snto,
however distant, Who may desire medical Adyiee
on their respective cases, and who ihink proper
to submit q written statement Of such IN prefer:
cncc 70 holding a personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred. and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to tho eorrei
spou bfESJ' f. JOSSELYE, N. D.,
fro. 7a5l 6lS Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kearny,,
do~,l-nJvIs San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-16
COLD BUCKLE LOST.

r osT. IN GOLD HILL, ON THE PATH
between the Gold Hill Mil and the Segrc-
cstsd Belcher hoiiting works, or on the grade,
sLHDY'S GOLD BEIT.BUCKLE. The Under
will receive q reward Of Is BY leaving 1t at the
Gold Hill NKws once. slo-2t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., Feb. lG. The Com
mittee on Reconstruction to-day directed
Gen. Butler, Chairman, 70 report a bill re-
pealing the test oath, in accordance with the
recommendation of the President in his mes
sage yesterday. Only two of the Committee
were opposed to the repeal. The Committee
have agreed to the representation of Mr..
Cobb's bill to protect loyal and peceable citi
zens of the United States in the full enjoy
ment of their rights, and enable such citizens
to preserve and perpetuate evidence of losses
claimed to have been sustained by them in
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mis-
sissiPpi, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and
Kentucky. Commissioners are to be appoint
ed in each county, to take cognizance of Of
fences of the -Klans, and if need be
the posse comitaters, militia, and the nearest
officers in command of land and naval FORCES
of the United States be called upon to enforce
the process Heavy penalties are prescribed
fer those guilty of joining combinations, or
acting individually in disguise with intent to
do any injury to persons or property, as well
as for the punishment of high misdemeanors
and manslaughter. Interference with any
rights of citizens are also punished. limo
cent citizens suffering damage may bring
suit against the inhabitants of the county,
city, or parish in which the unlawful acts of
which they complain may have been done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-17
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. l6. The legislative commit
tee on federal relations to-day, reported the
following resolutions upon the fisheries
Resolved, That the recent legislation of
the Canadian Dominion upon the fisheries of
the north east coast, are arbitrary and un-
friendly. The action of the authorities there
toward our citizens engaged in an important
pursuit, constitute a grievance that demands
the attention and protection of the govern
ment, and that it is of great moment that the
negotiations about to take place between
England and the United States should re-es-
tablish in clear manner and on firm ba-
sis, the ancient and invaluable right of our
citizens on fishing grounds should secure
them such privileges as the present state of
fisheries make reasonable and right, and pro-
vide ndmnity for any unjust seizures that
have been made.
Resolved That the Governor be requested
to send IA copy of this resolve to our Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress.