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CITY ORDINANCES.
Ordnance No7.

ries of the City and its five Wards
The Common Council of the City OF
Nevada do ordain as follows:
Sec. 1.-The boundaries of the City
of Nevada shall be and are hereby
established from the site of the store
of Truck & Blackman, as follows, to
wit:
The northern boundary line shall be
one mile and half due north. The
southern boundary line shall be one
mile and half due south. Tie cas-
tern boundary line shall be one mile
due east; and the western boundary
line shall be two miles due west from
said site in conformity with plat as
surveyed by J. S. Brodie under the
instructions and authority of the COM
mon council.
Sec 2.-Thc Cityof Nevada shall
be and is hereby divided into five
Wards, as follows, to wit:
Ward lst, shall comprise that por-
ton Of the City embraced within the
following limits, namely, to wit: Com
mencing at the intersection of the
south bank of Little Deer Creek with
the eastern boundary line of the city,
and following westerly said south bank
of Little Deer Creek to the bridge at
the foot of Main street; thence contin.
uing westerly along the south bank Of
Great Deer Greek to its intersection
with the west boundary line of the
city, thence southerly along the west
boundary line Of the city to its juno
ton with the south boundary line;
thence easterly along the south boun-
Diary line to its junction with the east
boundary line, thence northerly along
the east boundary line TO the place Of
commencement.
JTard 2d, shall com Prise that por-
ton of the city embraced in the follow
ing limits, namely:
Commencing on the South bank of
Little Deer creek at the bridge at the
foot of Main street. and following
northerly the west side Of main street
o the northeast corner of the store of
n. II. Shepherd on upper main street,
Acnce northeast to the northeast cor
ner OF the boundaries, thence southerly
along the east boundary line of the
city, crossing Great Deer creek to its
intersection with Little Deer creek,
thence westerly along the south bank
of Little Deer creek to the place of
commencement.
ward 9th, shall comprise that por-
ton Of the city embraced within the
following limits, namely:
Commencing at the northeast corn
er of ". H. Shepherds store on ups
per main street and running northwest
by north TO the northern boundary line
of the city, thence casteily along the
north boundary TO its junction with
east boundary line, thence southwest
to the place Of commencement.
Sec. 3d.-A city Surveyor shall be
CHOSEN Dy the common council on the
passage of this ordinance, whose du-
ty it shall be as soon as practicable, to
define the aforesaid boundaries of the
city, and limits of the five wards, by
suitable and permanent land marks;
he shall also furnish the common coun-
Gil with an accurate plan of the said
boundaries Of the city and limits Of
its wards, and perform such other pro-
fes sional duties as may be required by
the common council for which seryi-
ees well and truly performed, he shall
receive such compensation as may
hereafter be prescribed.
Passed May goth, 1851.
NosFs r. lloIr, Mayor
l.. +. CHUBBUCK, City clerk.
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LID e E%9DrM~o

VyOORHIES s. Co, one door below the
V Masonic Hall Broad Street. arc now re-
ceiving by their line OF Express wagons from
San Francisco and Sacramento, a laage and
splendid stock of fresh Provisions. which will
be sold at coet and freight. and no mistake.
We cannot enumcrate all the varieties OF
Goods that compose our stock, which at all
times will offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to those
who wish to purchase goods very cheap.
They fatter themselves that all who wish TO
purchase will find it TO their interest TO call on
them before purchasing elsewhere. as they are
determined TO sell at n fair ard living freight,
and that no regular house in this city, or wag-
onors shall undersell Them, who deal with the
public on fair principles. They will warrant
their goods 10 be of the hest quality.
Nevada, May 10th, 81. n12
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Ordinance No. Ia.

ordnance NO. L 4.
Relating to the street on little deer
creek.
The common council of the city OF
Nevada, Go ordain as follows:
That the committee on streets be
and are hereby authorized to locate
the road or street beyond the bridge on
deer creek, to the saw mill on little
deer creek, also to contract for hav-
ing the same put into good repair, and
constructing a bridge across little deer
creek, at the earliest period and them
most reasonable terms.
Pissed May, 2S, 1851.
MOSES f. HOLT, MAYOR.
J.. F. CHUBBUcK, City clerk.
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AL EAT u IL EtAui... - ..,......--
FH The undersis ned has just opened a mar
.et n The ola stand of Crawford 8. Dunn, ~ n
treet, where he will Keep constantly on ha &
al slnds of fresh meats. -ansiges fresh egg ;,
rcsh aud salt fish fresh butter and every
iety of vegetables that can i've procured in II S
.ountry. GAME in abundance as soon n. L c
eason viii permit.
Oct. 9 ..S.if T. HOLMES
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Davis & Hirst's Express

lsIt:ss,,sss--se;--$e Will leave every Monday
ZLaf1l.--.--ee morning for San Francisco
with letters, packages and papers. a
Special Messenger will leave to connect
with each mail steamer to the States.
We connect with TO mushroom concern,
gold dust and all other packages being
forwarded through the old established
and undoubted house OF Adams & Co.,
who do the principal Express business
to the A atlantic States.
We will also sell bills Of exchange on
the principal cities in the y. States, or
furnish bills from bankers in San Fran
cisco known to be undoubtcd.
N B. All newspapers taken free Of
charge. Nevada City, June II so.
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Adams d Cos semi Montaiy Express
We will dispatch. per Steamer
/fcSSsg S of the lst and 18th of every
ZEfEfl IjsflA month our regular messenger,
sz=.SSsss-=Sss--as usual.
Gold Dust shipped and insured. as usual, TO
all parts Of the Ai.antic States and Europe
Drafts for sale on our house in all the prnc-
pal A tlantic cities, cashed by all the New Eng
land Banks, and ut our various Offices through
out the Union.
For the forwarding of Dust from New York
to the Mint, we have the only express on the
,nail train
Freeman s. Co, are the only firm in Sacra-
mento connecting with US, and are authorized
0t draw on US Tor any amount.
ADAMS d. co.
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The National Hotel,
AT AIJBU1,N

.5-H1. II y 2 IT f0IN'
THE subscriber rio.t respectfully Informs
olc visiting Auburn and vicipiy. ana the
bile in general, that he has Just compct {
hat large building, expressly erected as n HI.
e!, in Auburn. Care will be Tux n by the La
lies OF the House. thut the Table will be leri
atty AMI well supplied. | rcturn my than s
nv friend. for tn II past patronage at Nc
I'd s.and-of which have converted the tr-
ire building into store. where Miners and
Ira dcrS will find constant and general g.
sortment of Goods Tor sale lr,v. for the l'u.t.
Auburn June T. Gu Wfn CWNN
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THE GREGORY HOUSE.

This House is large and commodous, with
the best OF sleeping apartments: and the sub
scriber flt.ters himself that he Will set as good
a table al any other house in California hav-
ing arran gements made for tho supply of MI
kinds of meats and vegetables. He soiciis q
share of tEei bhc patronage
U. S. GREGORY.
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Daily Line of Stages.

o. and after MONDAY. June 10th. 1851, tht
above line will runas iollows
Leaving nevada Hotel, nevada city, ever
morning at o'clock, A. NJ, passing througf
Grass Valley, Rough and Ready, johnson
hlnch and Nicolaus, arriving at Slcramen Q
city, at 6 O'CLOCK, =. NJ
returning, will leave the Crescent Cit,
iotel, Sacramento city, every morning al :
'.elock, A. NJ, passing through the abovt
'iaces, arriving al nevada city at o'clock, IN
Passengers from Dhrysvilc can take til.
'tagc at Nicha!aus for nevada city, every da 5
at 10 o'clock.
For seats and further n.ormulion, inquire o.
Mr. j. L. French nevada Hotel, nevada city
Montgomery and Johnson, United 5 tatcs
Hotel, Marysville, Bell House, Nicholaus
.'yrus lloyi, Auction Saloon, Frontc<tfcot, o.
J. Birch. Crescent city Hotel, SACRAMENTO city.
NIB. Passengers booking their names at the
)tficc the night previous will be called up H.
time for tbs stage in the morning
- All Express business promptly attend, d
TO.
N. u. This Line viii run on Sundays.
lAJES BIRCH Pro. r'et,r
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

MIN SIREET, NEVHUA CITY:
THNHE sub criber would info,m the public,
ID that he has permanently located himsef
tbs well knows House, on the upper part D
Main street, where he is prepared to
RECEITE BOdRDERS.
lie pledges himself to set as good table as
can he found in tire city Everything which
the market affords, will be served up in style
and quality inferior 10 none.
The HoIse is located in an airy and pleasant
par, of the city. and is fitted up with con.
venient and airy sleeping apartments Terms
moderate LOUIS NJ. BEST.
Nevada, May Sd.
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Ordinance No. 35.

Ordinance No. 35.
WHEeEAs, the extension of the Burial
Ground, Immediately in the rear of the
City Hall and Court street is complain
ed Of as q public nuisance, Therefore,
The common council of the city of Ne.
vada do ordain as follows
Section /. That from and after the
passage of this ordinance The burial &C
the dead in sad ground he and the sam.
i, hereby prohibited.
Section 2. Any person violating this
ordinance shall, on conviction, be SUBJ
.ject to fine of twenty five dollars.
Passed Aug. 25. 1851.
MOSES +. Holt, Mayor,
L. T. CHuDBrcK, City Clerk.
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Z. P. DAVIS,
GuMsasait

Broad Street, next door to Davis Hurst
~ All kinds of fine iron work done on
short notice and on reasonable terms.
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Auction & Commission.

T Williamson & Co, lat the Auction
i. Stand on Main street, would call the
attention of miners. packers and traders, TO
their stock of goods A full supply of the
most desirable articles the market below af-
(ords, can always be fonnd a. their sa'esroom'
In part consisting of the best qut lity of Ii
quors, Groceries, Provisions and IN ners tools,
which will be sold either at auc ion or pri-
vatc sac--at prices to su customers.
REGULAR SALE DAYS.
Every Sunday at 10, q, IN.
Tuesday at 8. pm.
Friday at 8. p. m.
1. WILLIAMSON 6 co.
Nevada, May I, 1851. If
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Bills Of Exchange on
New York,
Philadelphia,
New Orleans
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
l'ittsburg,
Boston,


St. Louis.
Tho undersigned having made ar
rapgements with one of the wealthies
banking houses in the Atlantic State.
or California, are prepared to sell Bill
Of Exchange, fJr gold dust or coin, on as
favorable terms as any oher responsible
house. We draw on
Page & Bacon, st Louis,
Atlantic Bank. Boston,
louisiana State Bank, N Orleans,
Drew. Robinson & Co. N York.
i a Vandykc .Ir. & Co Philadelphia
I S Goodman e. Co, Cincinnati,
Ha'chings Y Co, louisville,
S Jones 4 Co, Pittsburg.
We will continue to forward gold dust
and letters through the old established
house Of Adams & Co. All gold dust
will be forwarded through the Pacific
Mail line which never fails. Letter,
will be sent by Vanderbilts new line
if desired. tss .,t ,.~..gs IT,
Having little room left in our la-ge
Salamander safe, we will contil ue to
receive treasure ON DEPOSIT
DAVIS & HIRST.
Nevada City, Oct. 2Sth 1851.
N. B. Our drafts are llONORED and
CASHED by Mcssrs Page & Bacon Of
Il louis, o' any of their housoS in the
U. States. We draw in connection will
Messrs Page Bacon s. Co. of San Fran.
cisco who are known to do the largest
exchange business Of any house in Cali.
fornia.
D. D.&U.
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Dr. n. A. lIiVerlslOrc.
DENTIST.

I'D c'pcotfuly oilers his professional services
NO to the citizens of Ncyads City and vicin-
ity.
TEETH FILLED WITH PURE GOLD.
Artificial Teeth from one to full set, Inserted
upon the principle Of atmospheric PRESSURE .
or otherwise. as may be required.
Extraction of Teeth
VIII be performed without resorling 10 the use
IF the 'TuInksy" in any case, Chloroto IN
will b. administered whcn required. and all
operations for preserving and Identifying tue
teaIh performed according to the mostanprov' d
method. Having had an experience of sevei-
teen years, lie hopes to give general satisiao-
tion.
Office on the South side of Broadway.
door above the "City Market"
REFERENCES.
Mr.. Napper. II. Peoples
J. f. Ilnlsey. NJ. Cossim
Mr. Rockford, VIM. II. Miller,
j. &. Smith. Mr. Longacre
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1fdSsF2 GREGORY'S At
zSssAssags4 4,sAAs lantic and Pacific
Express, George i. Clarke

Express, George j.. Clarke,
l.ent Mt Nevada CITY.
This Express has no connection with an,
ther concern, and persons doing businos
With this Line can be assured that whatever
hey cn;rust 10 its management at either
Is Offices will Coach itS destination t'4ou
passing through other hands, or meeting with
delay. Special Messengers in charge Of Ex
press Matter for this Line, arc dispatched by
every Steamer leaving New York and San
Francisco.
Gold Dust, Packages and parcels of every
description. and Letters forwarded to all parts
ofthe United States, Canada, Europe, Orc
gon, and The Sandwich Islands. Gold Dust.
and other Valuable Parcels insured through
under Policies IN Insurance companies in
New York.
Offices. agents.
Neic York, messrs Thompson s. Hitchcock
Panama. Ran Runneis j. Co,
Trinidad, Clifford s. Lnsley.
Marwrllte, 4. RunnW.
Nep Orleans, 4. B. Higgins.
honolulu. s. /. Mitchell s Huehins.
Portland, Ore. Rleketson & Co.
Nerada City, O. E. Cinkc.
liverpool, John W. Hart.
Monterrey Cal, x. G. Wdl,dms.
Sac, CaB g. Il. Clarke.
Money received on deposite in firc-
proof safe, at the lowest rates.
Drafts for sale on New York and New Or
leans. in sums to suit.
Principal Ohcc, $50, Montgomery ST., San
Francisco.
J. w. GREGORY,
Proprietor and Manager
GEORGE E.CLIRkE, Agent a. Nera-
da City, Office on Min Street, corner Of Pine
N. B. A Messenger will leave Ihis Office
in season TO connect at the Central Office a
Sat Francisco with the Special Agents, 60
ing directly through to New York and New
Orleans, by the first Steamship
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PLACER HOTEL.

II. F. plCkERMAN would say to the trav-
cling public, thai his house is fitted up in good
style, oed that he will spare no pains TO mako
!; ore Of tie mpst desiable stopping places ip
Nevada. Boardand Lodging per week $i7
House on Broad Street,.
Anvil 10 ISL.
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THE AM ERrCAN

THIS Hotel on Broad street near the hrisp,
has sen ENLARGED and is now ready for he r,,.
cep,!on Of loarders, lodgers and Transient vi
iiors., Families and bourders can 10 accommo-
daled with separate rooms If desired.
This House being conducted on Temperance
one Of the most quiet and desirable places of
entertainment in the city. Board and lodging
per week 9i5 90, Bord per week Sl2
je % 81 MALTBY & BELL.
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TELEGRAPH LINE.
M%&2ae

THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.
Nevada city, Grass Valley, Rongh and Recdr
Johason's Ranch MarysvMe. nico'aas and
Sacramento rim
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MAIN STREET.

Jeffrey F. Halsey, Public
Administrator, Office, Main street, opposite
the Post Office no27
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solve Branch" Saloon, by
Thomas s. Mitchell. ado
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Bowers and Cos Express
Orcc. Foot of Main street a29
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The Empire Saloon, by
C.B. Lowell Main street. a30
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Deer Greek Bakery, BY B.
d. Ward. foot of Maia street a3O
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Nevada Store, by Oglesby
and Shepherd, Main street. a30
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J. Spruance and Brothers
Wholesale and retail Grocery Store, Broad s.
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Western Market, by Web
sier and Co., Main street. a3O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-15

Artificial Sun.-In this age of wonders we should
be prepared for every thing; but really when we
hear OF slman proposing TO extnguish all the gas
hottest corner, by means of an artificial sun which
shall also give warmth we have, it SCENE to me,
4 right to open our eyes little wide at least This
proposition has really been made to the govern.
a ment by gentleman from Lyons, by the name Of
dancing attendance upon the Minister of the Inte-
|tior, but that gentleman has apparently such a
dread Of new inventions Of every description that
il is probable he will also refuse Mr.. Martin, us he
has done so many Others. In this case you may
n United States. SIS tstF a. N
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~ Soldiers Pripleges.-It il well known that
NJ Old Hickory" was equally popular in Inc army and
among the people at large. No man ever lived in
Z this country about whom SO many characteristic
Auecdotss have been related, by those who were
among his personal friends. Below we give twoof
Eshese, which we do not remember to have seen in
Zprint before:
Ia Several years ago, an officer who was one of the
Of his grade 10 the service Of the
Omitted States, on his way home from dinner par
sy, on certain OCCASION was attacked violently
with vertigo. that he became impressed with the
fdea that The ground was rising up against him,
3nd that the fire plugs were after him in hot hasle
Under these circumstances he determined 10 conceal
himself in friendly gutter and wait until his enc.
mics had disappeared. In this condition he was
X fOund and, of course, one Of the numerous troop
eof Office hunters was found seady'fo communicate
to General Jackson, then PresideRs Of the United
- had beli snnd drank 10 lie vgees. The old
I man stood for amoment rejecting, then turning 10
his informant, said" Very bad conduct, sir in the
Colonel. But, by The Eternal he has done fight
ing enough never to draw another sober breath in
his liie!" Ever afterwards, it was the recognized
right of the veteran Colonel to get drunk as often
as he pleased provided he kept himself out Of sight
About the same period, the la,e Major Gibbon
yas Colisctor Of the Port Of southern city, Rich-
\pnd,l 10 y hch office be had been appointed by
- elder Adams. or course the Major WAS Fed
eralist ami one of Gen. Jackson's political oppo.
Dents. During the struggle of the American Colo.
q MES for independence, Majur G.. had distinguished
4 himself on several occasions. He had commanded
a forlorn hope under Mad Anthony, at Stony Point.
Alter the inauguration of Jackson President, the
Major, who was bitter politician as he had been
Z gallant slider, in an excited discussion about
z politics, declared that sod Hickory" was " a
Bid seoundrel!" The speech was promptly re.
ported to the President, by Of his friends, who
supposed a vacancy would be certain. Sc Well,
what of its'' was Jackson's reply. The man
who commanded forlorn hops Of Anthony Wayne
has q full right 10 curse any body he pleases!''
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PersecutsS 4an-Hamilton. Of the Maryville
Tribune, was S!veling 10 the cars the other day
q decided character. He was toerabie drunk
NJ ct Hamilton tell the rest ~ ~
He said he lived in Urbana !; that the Methodists
had great revival there, a year or more ago, and
that more than one hundred were converted; that
he had been converted some years before, and had
joined the church. We asked him If he still be.
longed 10 it, ,,.2f.
"No," said be, " they turned me out for the
most frivolous thing In the world, If I'd know'd
they'd a turned me out for such a little thing as
that, I'd never joined them
Said We, "What did you dos'' =
"Oh, nothing-only betmy horse 0utran the
preachers; won the money, and then got drunk,
and had two fights, that's ALL And they turned
0lne out for tlat'' =. ,... 't3fl,i = ~.
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A Triangular Fighs.--The Anderson Gazett
lives the following: ,t--..t 8

lives the following: --,
T" A friend has furnished us the particulars of
quite novel fight which took place in our town
few days since. A gentleman having a rattle
snake in box with tin bars, put rat in it, to see
his snakeship give q specimen of swallowing.
ThNsnake struck at the rat, and the rat, finding
himself in close quartess with deadly enemy like
all towards, began to show fight when he could do
no better, He attacked his adversary with spirit,
and continued to bite him on the head and neck,
until he obtained complete victory. The snake
died of his wounds in few minutes. and the rat
was killed by dog; but we are not informed what
became of the dog that killed the rat that whipped
the snake that lay in the box that Charley built"
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Iraining.-In one Of the western counties of
/ the " down east" State, there Grained" many
" ars ago, and for many years, artillery compa-
ny, famous in all the country side for its parades
and sham fights. To see the Paris artillery Of a
"trainin' day" was " an aim and an achievement .
la the time Of the last war with England, its
!, meetings frequent and exciting. Lieutenant
III, remembered for his loye of Iqnor, hate Of
the federalists and the habtual use and misuse Of
the word business" was balmy beyond question:
was invited by the captain in accordance with the
)6sages Of those days, to take command OF the com
pany for short drill before breaking up Bra
cling himself as well as he could against a
large tree, he commenced giving orders -
Fellow sogers, p'ise swoard!" After some little
time he reused himself and repeated. "pse
sw oards!" "Why, lieutenant, we've pissed for
five minutes" exclaimed one of the sergeants.
Well, the bisness is to keep pissed u hccoughed
the Lieutenant" Knickerbocker
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Barks.
Crssssm Asssa anO Deb sra i,pa estues.

nj The proprie,orso the ally aud HeeAy re,cen,
d aofm Trends and the ubct they have recently
maac addition, ma
placed under the chsrg. of Mr. LENS GRAHAM who b,,
nians fnown mi high in
Inc art The material Of the office being and nearly
al new, they are prepared TO execute all kinds Of
HOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
wthth possbe delay and without
may h patronage Parisular Iii n
given 10 the printing OF LAWYERS BRIEFS ~ VIA "
BILLs OF LApING, INSURANCE BLANCA
BILL HEADS, EOTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKS
bOoA HkADlHess STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, sTKAMnOAT CARns
DkAf kkCklPTs, POSTERS HANDBILLs
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC kTC
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N. P. Rogers wrote ,eloquentIy of free speech
and lu tratsd his ideas splendidly. Mark the fol-
lowing: How different the wild note Of the ffe-
bird, in the top Of a high pine, when the setting
the poor Gagged canary, in the pent-up street Of the
city. The scream Of the eagle, in the sky, or on
the crag where he lives and has his home, how
unlike his most base croak when they withhold his
allowance in the cage that you may hear him make
a noise. The roar Of the lion--it is majestic and
sublime in his native desert. Not so when he
grun's under the stir Of the long pole in tho
menagerie." 49, '.stl. is'.s
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After the close of the revolutionary war, the
British king ordered thanksgiving to be observed
throughout the Kingdom A minister Of the gos-
pei inquired Of him, For what are we to give
thanks? That your majesty has lost thirteen Of
your best provinces?" The king answered, "No.n
Is it then, that your majesty has lost one hundred
thousand lives Of your best subjects ~ "No, no.
said the king. :" Is it then, that we have expended
and lost an hundred millions Of money, and for the
No such thing" said the king pleasantly.
What then is the object Of the Thanksgiving ~
ooh, give thanks that it is no WORSE" -
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List Il vessel. in Port Not cleared.

ihs Frs, municipality tdesignatsd the fceVlne
abs y The Noa Commences a the Railroad and tan
In the Second n1 6e Nos Seaoaf Laud
Ing, No. being Esboa Landing In Third (ss} shs
eommshee stths Railroad beoe yWhasf1