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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
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s0vE THINGS Gas sE DONE As WELL As OTHERS
~ HART harIns returned 10 IA the sast ctes,
~ogld IN torn his d ss.tSaess and the stissss
uraly thst he has his Shve Mss
IL opposite the Branch bAnk ef she srs hsss ad tst
selected Of osa-onAble fsaions.h ooOrS sad
Shoes ever srousnt 70 ths city spnprising 1es Soss %
all kinds 'sefs % all ths d,nerns sss AO.shs Ghild
Boots Misses aissE Aai SHOES all tias
In . > Shoes in Abundance .H.
lie HIS also No He'd Sole Lssssey and
lor's >o. Oak. ct CncnRsu
ALSoa3 ane FrsGeh CAif-skins 81 diasrsns srsads
fresh the Custom House in Sew YORK.
Ncrccccs Bnins-. Biadinrs Thread Oats Pesess
sb Laces Enanred Sptt and in fse sthef hins
Material necessary b used i.cclrns Boots
shoes all Of which will b. soi cheap tss shsAps s.d
warranted good.
He has slso large force Of zoos All pncei vofknsn
employed manufacturing shiet egstlss hia
either chespncs durability. stt
the Rocky AouAs sAins. CAL and Sc. 3
mySl-u "a. j. HA nj
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n ,HoIcE family Butter to be hsdas
Ssil COOKS
VKNHER RMOMETERs. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eye
u Glasses, for sale by eyb A. C. PtShtE.
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:
IA THE undersigned having purchased Of his late part
A Chss W. Mack his entire interes. in tie Cloth
ing Store OF Mack Lobsnstine. very heavy dis
La isdet@rmned get rid o. the present stock
ss redu ,-d prices e. make for asrse assert
OF Fall aud Winter Clothing. lie theref re nvits M
friends e1d he pubc generally II and examine his Good
prices Hr has good stock OF Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods &e., Sc there l. in Evansville an'
will s- them cheaper than they be housh ohe
place in & city which he will those calm hi
STORE und-r Pavilion Hotel
ey29-tf ..-.. ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
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Itart would his old and she eiti-
generally that he hasinss rec ved A. his shoe
Sore On Maa sree nearly opposite THE Branch Banh
largest selected stocks Of ssson2hie
hon allie and Shoes that trous 70 shis city
rri.ins nt. Roots shoes SLIPPERS Gsiters Of All
hin oahs and Boys coarse and hne hoor; Msse and
Children Shoes Boots and GAIT rs. .f
fniI Of Ladies CATER Btskiss Slippers
Boots Also tles of all kinds for GsAts
Ladies children also the Freneh rmei Cork Sofes
He als on hand ne stock of Leathsr.. Thread Web
indeed e,,ry arfI used IN naoufae,urng booes ard
which will sell cheap the cheapest and
gOOi. .l. .r....t .rr. r..I
have aso arse force good aud experienced worknsn
plo ed in Boots shoes which enables
either chasf1ess durability,
with house " est of the Mountains -
R-Ali w. RI that rips if bought here will b. rspare
free OF eharse octI3-u II j. HART.
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.yOHN n. HICKS.

ATTORNEY Ar LAW, XJrtRY Public AND
C)dMfj3lo Jj2 OF DE ), & =,
For the sites of Indiana, ohio, Kentucky, fenn
Missouri, Iowa. Wisconsin, New York
aud Psnns, lylnia.
Authorized to take derositions be read In all the
TO rs ri the states la the Unoa: also COMMISSIONS OF
tn Fugitive slave law. Residence, Metropolis, Ill.
ian2S-u
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PRfcr, WALSH & CO.
cHAFrFEs ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS. "

INV oRLrANs. April ~. 1854.
we have aesAdsn reason 10 reeomn e. jchs Sala.
nhhder sale as emihenty hreproof since had
one OF that description which We purchased seversl
yesr- since of Mr. Isaac B,idte. 0nrtstore No. lSY
hsrtres street with on: entire stock Of hats
Nc, Was burned on the morning Of that day
our sale os very intense heat during raj hours rel
checks fr upwards Of nine hundred bill
able for several thousand dollars, and accounts i'm on
books tor forty thousand dollars. As said Safe cost only
one hundred and ten dollars. risk nothing in pro
1t she cheapest arlielewe ever purchssed
-t-..sfr4 st.lf.4 a.. ALERRT d TRICo.
A large assortment of NIrDERs PATtHr SAIAuAspnn
SAyns with Rich's Improvement. for sale by
f alag lirf tuf SIEAkNs q MARvIu.
(successors TO Rich d Col
y ".4L. ~ h6 NATRR sTREKr. n. r..
ne only Makers OF Salsmander Safes. cenbnna MI.
~ der's and Rieh's Patents. and Sole Propret.rs OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock- which has neither Key nor
keyhole. AtIIS a. HOWES
> m!y-u ralr iisl Ltl.ur Agents 1t Evansvilio.I
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JEWEIRY.
BUST received direct the aaufacturer srer
- fashionable Jewey such FINGER Rinss.
Far Rings Breast Plus. including autful lot
KNOW NOTHING PINS; all of which will be sold the
10 west & urea by @. G0SSEN.
octI5 Serond street. doors below Main.
GNIOVES. 100 doz Ladies' Kid Gloves;
NJ =. Mems /" t.t
.#. 800 80 Buck e r.-I.
* Gauntlst.s;
e. Cashmere Gloves, ,ce'd & this ~ and
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C0paRTSERsIiip

HAVE this day with the Forwarding and
4 Comm business Robers >. Howard The business
will he hereafter conducted gnir the 10 and frm Of
Lewis a Howard ei6-H EDWAkD LEWIS.
s~UlNGJEs 900 FIRST Pop,u shingles in
- Tor sale cheap to close consignment by =. =
ei6 fkESICN bhOS.
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FALL. GG0ns.
ny-n 1Er'r a l,fNNfflE

NO N wARREN STREET. NEW YORK ARE VOW
r.eyivinr nd have coussnsy hanI. large
srse ,-ortueui Whit. Goods Inens Laces Emhroite-
ri-s HOSIERY Gloves and Fancy Goods selected With
Lowest arke prices which the the
nv ..,..rftI r.. ef tlmv6a
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CONFECTIONERY PRESERVES. &C.
WHD1ES ALE * RET AL.

a KCE n 'esPec ,aIIy norms the public that he
n IRA o I'LL all o
chan anil cs for Tonfeetonares every description
ucudn Paris ChrystaliIed work ofeyery style pre
Jsllies his nanufscture lie ha the
ort rrd is led 20 MI orders
airy Cakes cry dcr ptiop &c. pr nptly and
" tie ly asks the attention of untry mechaD
10 his stock and prices sepiS IF
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BU Loo LAR Jo.
LEWIS a HOW ARD

rb STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
THE MAMMOTH wHARF-BoAT He RCU L ES
IT WING removed their Once from the City Hcss jour
III OFsIC Believes, ~here tn would be pleased Il
hei friends fr IN the ely and country. rfr'..
aug9 wit
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Wn. REILLY. a..-

-- WM. HEikLH,
VNHOIEs ALE MD RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN sTRaErIIhe an
gnea ud pectsu inform MS friends aud the pabe
Evansville vicinity that having hasea the interest
ofthr Senior partner tue lace Off Rciy he IN
Proiaee bus the old
stand he cmbracs This opportunity returning thanks Tor
pat avors intends spare effort mer s9n;,aa
ice of the same i.2D- Iy WILLIAM RSiLLY.
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ErOPLINs-lcase "a SILK and Cotton PopIins dires.
ported. and for sale BY JAS Low CO..
aug5 rt -.. Ais MaiA st. Lsgissiits. ". n
HNINGHiSs.-f cases glazed sar-r tsct; do "a iach
"a cotton Chambrsy; do raaehestr Plaid ttipshaus
newest styles by direct aporsoa hand sns sale
JAS. LOW co..
aegs 4Is Main - Losisrihs. KY.
ySCsIINs.-f s.ylsd su,li. d. L.ias direct
I'VE imported. and Tor sale by JAS. Low CO .
angS AIS Naia 81. Louisvls, Ky.
BEANS case Csssied Jeans; do Blue sss White
JAS. Low h co.
sug9 .Is Nsia u louisville. Ky
q UsTREs. TWlLIs. tRiSO tAD sEKSES,-
Figures; 10 do do black hair Lasr.; De - rwi. sss
co.ors Is do IA Thtet Marine sd eoOr. do 81 black
alpaca serss in all qualities ~ sreet
sad for sale &c lowest prices by JAS IOWA CO
auS9 ais ksis &c Louisyll.. Ey
MfELgNEHY AND FANCY SrOHE. I
MRS. T.. VI. RICH, No 2n4 Fifth street. CiueinnAt
vi would respectfully call public attention 20 her
large ANA r shiOnsble stock Of Millinery aud Fancy
Goods consisting Of silk. satin. Velvet and braia Bon
nets Bonnet Cape and Fancy Irimniugs. RiDtons Man
tlas tlosss. Bscs and Uoored >ik aud other Lscss,
Needle-worked Collars. Chepizeues. Slsevss. de. i
which -he Is prepared to sell =. prices which esIsot fail
10 give satisfaction.
When GU visit CinoiRGsti, csll on --.ft
MIS-. Il. n. RICH.
1Ihl5y sO< Eifih stree. letwaeb Elm and plpIx.
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& EV VANSylLLE. Ia MONDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1854.
BUSIN aSS CAhDo.

Il
ANks LocKnA.r y. PARKErT
| EOCkHART 4 PARHErT,
NJ h. XANs'fik fHo o.,
= G attend % 70 any business ,s line i thsi
the State and Fsasr cosrss 'n'' va" p'A''''s
- once ON Fourth street between Main aud Sycamore
| July Ally -l
| NEW WEST RN
FEED AND AGRICULTURAL saED STORE.
| q Ant & co,
<ALtRsiS ALL K.SDs or HoR-k vKrD vAsM AND oARDES
| T.. sEE,s, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
@ain street befoD the Csasi Bridge, Eoanscie, Ind
novlc-u q
STA LEY w wARSER,g
| ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
| GENERAL COLLECTING ,s1ATE AGENT.
Office in Bray's Block, over Postofiee,
myI9-iy EnasspiIie, lad.
B TEMAN, FALLS 4 CO.,
BIZ CASAs. RIVER AND RAILKoaD.
No e5 Canal, between Main aud Sycamore sts., South
side, Cincinnati, Ohio. .a
Messrs. MrSEa, ANDREWS ~ wmTE,t c,.,,..,;
J. C. 5UTLgg " Co.. ~" ~"
ALLis X HowEs, Evansville. tr
~ Particular ait ,ntion gwen >hipm by Canal
to WABASH VALLEY AND TOLEDO. lfeb23 dm.
Lord e. BROWN,
SIS CEDAR STREEr NEW YORK,
(fth DOor bei,p the Post Ofes)
Offer their large and we'll selected stock Of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Whic is compiets in every department: at per cent
above inv Oice cost. FOX CASH.
Their stock Of goods will be largely increased, anu
many styles will be their i'm ortaon, and tn
who favor them with rali will be readily eonvin ed
that there is great saving buyers this stem
Merchants from all parts of the country invited t.
call aud compare prices with hose Of other house
in the market lfebi6tf 81
la q wHrgrHsa - tI' tnBsSsoN
WHEELER & ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND cooNCELnR- AT Law, u
(Snce-sors to l,g., Nheeler IL geh rt
General Lar aad Collecting dgeHey, eoraer Main aaG
First sfs., EcaasUiHc, lad ..r
feb9-iy
ASA IGLEHART,
rr'RSsY ,rt.,w, ,vD ss.. .sr,rs Al VI
Successor to ingle Wh.elcr Iglehart In Real Estat
Agencies)
viii practice in the Circuit Courts If nderburgh
aud the adjoining counties. Office over the Cana iank
Evansville, la. ..t 'ebi4l!
MDRWIS \. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT Law a. EsrArx Aa'st.
icc on Frst street, between Han aud ocust streets
Jtn2i-ly EcaHs1dte Ia.
sA.c nErx.SS. d .vIp HEIM mn
La ID. UElM,NN,
wH)LESALE AND RErAiI. DEALERS IN
GROCi tIE & tOOO e
az usESsw.Pg, LIQUORS. NC &c, MAIN sTREET,
doors AB.vs sEc,SD. XIV .SsvILLh, IsD.
jan3i
JOIN B. HgCKS, Ef
ATTORNEY Ar IA ", XJr,aY pI3LiC AND
For the sites Of indiana. ohio, kentucsy, renns
Missouri, Iowa. Wisconsin, New York
and Penns, ,lyInia.
to take der ositions be read In all the
20 rs af te states la the Unioa: also Comin
tn Fugitive slave law. Residence. Metropolis, H.
janssu
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DISSOLUTION N0TICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE
FESHE Parnershp heretofore extag betveea the sab
scribers the and -tyie of Mac 4 Lohe1sae
ths cay dissolved BY mutual consent A Lotenne Who
will continue the the old s:aad siil aeud the
of all claims against the old i'll
the purpos. All persons
indebted late make
iGts pay CHARLES " MACk.
ANTHONY LOBESSrfSE.
ACAED
HAVING vhfrawn from the firm take this occasion
express thanks for the patronage literally bsto
quest Of thc lat, partner
with nndimnishet viz
will Try make himself sorthy of h ndene.
Of the people. eyZ2 CHARLES W. MACK.
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UtY.30 aales No Timothy "a bales slightly IN
aged received per Canal Indiana ind for sale by
elz GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
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GOLD PENs.-A large assortment Of Dawson. Warner
SH x Hyde's Col Pens JUS received at
-2s SANTE Ell IL TERrS Book Store
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-. ALE w tGONs The Good Tutent'' ard YORK
sc II easpc-e rsraBg order. -uitahe
O ?edlsrs use. for sal low hy GEO FOSTER co.
esz9
6tHEss MEN. ammon Boards and Conversation Cards.
~ tor sale ~ e22 A. @. PUsHEE- r
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LEWIS g. HOWAssD,

A. KUssTZ,
VNHOLEs ALE AND AiLCONFECTiONER
w aud M4an turer OF AL kinds OF Cand e. Cakes Cor
das JeIlies. Firs street between Main
ami Lsedst stree, 8. Evansville Ind.
s6-0rd from families private parties for rtiees In
his bu.iness attended t. at the sh notice
ICE CREAM SALOOS 10 htted up the best style
jeiI-u ....f t.
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BARBER SHOP.

II n THOMPSON. having purchased She interest Of a
Cd other the late known the Thomp
s"nian will he atr conduct the business his
name.
in IN ,rprrvsdstye Mr. Thompson woul return hi
thanks eeiksos OF Evansville Tor their lib
word spectiuy solicit pleds
ing himself to spare pains to merritt. eyf II
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NOTICE.

fUNIE subscriber in business take. this ppor
runi'y express hi zrsrf aekno vleig-meuts the
rchan Others evansville and tn
Try r very h'rral hare of bestowed the
late Of y. Reilly cur his CT on it.
per aud would raspe ask for
| 'inu the same 10 > successor in business
-2b JAMES REILLY.
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S. SORENSON,
Insurance and GeMeral Agent.

Once with As Howes. Water street. Evansville. Ind
e27- u rtfr-..sr.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

roHS C. DgvEREUx, Ja., Wholesale and ,a,l Retail
Js,ier i'm Wall PAPER. Fire Screens, Window blinds
...rs Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgene
Gas etc., &C., Main street, between r"s' a =,
streets.
YDEMENr & vIELE, wholesale Grocers and deaerst I'D
- ..t.v ,.,r mhs1-lyl
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sPEECm OF ma. EcKLEY.

/
Remarks OfMr. Eckley in the HOu.s Of en-
resen'a1iVes Feb. 9th. 1854. On the Bill to give
The control Of the National Road 70 the coun
Ties through which It passes:
Mr. Eekley. said the object Oflhe bin was 10 re
iieve the Treasury from the burden imposed m
omit by the control Of The ROad,thal Is Known !,
the .'NasiOnsl road" and which by an act Of
The Legislature Of Ohio apprOvedby Congress.
March the 2nd 1891. was given under the con.
troll OF the State Of Ohio. Congress reservino
however, the right OftTanspOrting free Of charge
all public mails, all vehicles for transporting
The same' all property bel Onging to the Uni.sd
States and all armies and munitions Of war
And deserving further that tho rate Of toll, on
said road, should not be changed, without the
consent OF Congress, above or bslow, gwhat
should be necessary, to keep said Road ia re.
pair.
On the l4.h Of June 1882 the Legislature
passed another act providing for the manage
ment and superintendent Of said road. The,
State of Ohio thus availed herself Of this gener
Gus conduct on the part of COngress-put up
gates on said road, collected and disburs,d d the
revenue arising from said road; which, under
proper management, would be sufficient to
keep said road in repair, DC.
Thel travel on it was immense but it Welded
nothing to the State; each year its condition
grew worse until the Session Of 1884 the Au
ditOr of State, reported that the road was in
debted for repairs and superintendent, twen-
" thousand dollars. have not had time to 90
back in my investigations beyo that time; the
mount of debt reported by the Auditor of
course was only coniectural, that officer hav- J
ng no means of ascertaiuing the Indebtedness
II the road' The next year the amount of in I
lebtedness was ascertained to be sixty-fye P
housand nine hundred aud twenty ty-One dollars. \
But to be brief, and present the operations of :,
hat speculation in paragraph, the following d
able exhibits the operations Of the road, for Il
he last ten years. Showing the amount the s.
Dad yielded; the cost of Superintendence and :. -
epa'rs, and the amount appropriated from the
tate Treasury, to meet the deficiencies in the pr
,ad fund le
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100, 1928 298.266 3O6, ,O99

AS alarming as these figures are TO the tax
payers Of the State; it does not present near
ths amou mt actually expended BY the State. =
In the act of 1851, Local Laws to amend the
act, ct,iucorporatn the Muskingum Bridge COM
pany, it is provided that, The National Road
shall pay the county Of OfMuskngum, twenty four
thousand dollars out Of the tolls of said road
l believe no part Of said Fum has been paid.
In q special report made to the legislature
by the Auditor of State, on the 98th day of Feb.
A. D. 1885, The debt of the road at thai
time was sixty seven thousand one hundred
and seventy four dollars, and seventy seven
cents. The account thus foots up, between
the State and the road, for the last ten years,
admitting the last item of S67, l74,77, as Gov
ering the amount appropriated by the State,
for the benefit Of said road. Amount of bonds
issued by the State and the interest paid on the
same $3.50, 1913, 90 to which if we add the TWEEN.
tv four thousand dollars appropriated from the
fuDd of the road we have $184, $685. 90 Of di'
rect charge upon the Treasury. The cost oil
keeping the road in repair, for the last ten
wears is as shown by the Auditors Reports
500 8 .qe6 ,OO-which added to the other debts
Of the road amounts to S45S, 594. Against all
this bleeding of the Treasury we have the re-
CENTS of said road (or ten years which amounts
to $500, ,O99,OO. This leaves balance Of
Sl52 ,495 90 which has been and will have to
be footed by the taxpayers of the State. Inc
proposition in the bill is to give the control oil
the road to the counties through which 1t pas,
ses, and require them to keep it in repair II
they desire to use it.
The time was, when it was great thorough
fare for the people of the State; the only road
over which the great Western Mail reached our
Capital. But that day has gone by. A rail
road is now completed or soon will be, paral-
lei with it, its whole length. The mails will
be taken off of it, and it will then be a road
local in its character, in which the people OF
the State, haveno general interest, and ought
n OF TO be taxed to keep it in repair And as
the operations of that road for ten years have
tbled the taxpayers Of the State, TO the tune Oi
81 SO, ,4s5:OO over all receipts, I enter my
GLENN protest, against its being any longer a
charge upon the Treasury. My constituents
have no interest in this improvement, and it is
unjust to tax them, for the benefit Of others
who have direct interest in said road.
know that the influence Of the Board ofPu6liC
Works will probably defeat this bill, but my
duty shall not be neglected; the figures shall
Ibe placed before the country. and those who
vote against it shall be placed upon the record;
for this is one Of a series of measures, that
Ihave moveG, anu ,n.In1 mcs,1o. S'.l Ns '
- defeated. the fault shall not
'sKee; y !ney cav
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co,s in RIchland County Ohio.

We COPY the following article from the
Mansfield Herald:
We have Just been shown seveiaI sPeclme ms
otro,d taken by Mr.. Edward Haferty, OF Wash
,ngton ! township, from the sands in a spring
upon his farm. He had often noticed 'nem, ,
bathad no thought of their being gold un'll
lately, when upon, suggestion, portion Of 'ne
sand was washed aud the gold tried in cruel
BILE by the officers of the Mt Vernon Bank
One Of the Jumps shown US, measured three
eighths Of an inch in length half an inch D IN
breadth, and one sixteenth in thickness he
,uruod CaIifornians assure him that one man
can wash Eve dollars per day, in the spring and
stream running from the spring. IhlS speT',
men with others can be seen by calling at the
Office Of Young d brlnKernon'
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T. ooronar;sou With the loss Of wlle' all
o+hs, Bereayements are Itriaes. The wlte-sne
wbe ills so largo space in the domestic nesV-
en- she who is busted, SO unweared, IN LABOR
ING for the precious one around her -olt'er, O''-
,er Is the tear that falls on her cold clay lou
.tsrd beside her coffin and think otthe past
"a seems an an,ber.colored pathway where 'he
s,,, sbope On beautiful flowers, or the stars
otttered overhead. Fain would the soul I'm
Ger there No thOrns are remembered above
that sweet clay, save those your hand
= 3nnvilingly planted. Her noble, tender @ near \
Ties open to your inmOst sight You 'n%A y
nav all gentleness, all beauty and Pur'
~ But she is dead! The dear head that ia'c
~. w., :, sur bosom, rests in the still darkness
'rss~ 49, ! nl,ow of clay. The hands that nave
= 1iT;.,arsI 80 untiringly are folded white ant
soId, gloomy portals The heart ' SnGs ,is
Y 49, xaessures an snternity Of love- lie
unds. rsSr feet. The flowers she bent ,s"1. owe
aS1 ,.i,h .sn,ssrbeDd ss now above her with tears
'I shsI;0r ths,aew from their petals that IN
.verdurs around her may be kep' green 'A
,beautiful.
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TO..Do, Feb ga boarding house Sc, was @
burnt about ] o'clock this morning Inc ~
mates we're obliged to jump out O 'ns WIN M
dows save themselves, Two men s"u w. ~
s1,l;9rl. however. we're unable to make Their eS'
SAN sape i and perishsd in the flames. others are
! badly burnt, one fatally 9 y
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l)oetital.
The Legend Of Heinz Won stsIn.

The Legend OF Heinz ven stsIn.
We End The following in the newspape
credited 10 the San Diego Herald. 1t is worth
OfThsckeray:
Out from the dark wild forest
Rode the terrible Heinz Won Stein,
He paused at the door Of a tavern.
IS And gazed at the swinging sign.
Then he sat himself down in a corner,
AnS glOwed for bottle Of vine,
Up came with flask and corkscrew
A maiden Of beauty divine.
Then he sighed With deep love longing,
Aud said, "Oh damsel mine,
Suppose you just give few kisses
To the valorous Ritter Won stein"
Bat she answered, 1.-THE kissing business
Is not at all in my line,
And surely shall not begin it
On a countenance as ugly as thine"
Then the Knight was exceedingly angry,
5 And he cursed both coarse and fnel
And he asked her what was the swindle,
Co. For her sour ard nasty wine!
d And 6fecely he rode to his castle,
And sat himself down to dine;-
And this is the fearful legend,
Ofthe terrible Heinz Won Stein.
TAk BRIGHT LITTLE GIRL.
.4s SUNG 10 An rRtsH TUNE.
-sthey beam and they twinkle
de smiling more fair;
,..I,n. ov, there's no wrihEis,
~ Lava M. "ar hair.
IN cheek and on brow
But thousands Of curls in L.
hes little-you don't wish her taller;
Inst half, through her teens is her age;
md lady, or baby, to call her to
Were something to puzzle sage W,
Ter face, with the fine glow that's in it, be
AS fresh as an apple tree bloom; =, 4,
And ol when she comes in minute
like sunbeams, she brightens the room tn
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