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, 1864-04-06
Mafofity for Hancock ,

Majority for Hancock. k..-...-..-...-..-.--...14
Pursuant to custom, meeting OF the Board VA
held last evening, in order that the resnlt OF th
election could be announced, Col. ]. l.. Hancock
the chair.
After the meettino vas called to order Co]one
Beatty read the tcllers report and Colonel Hancocl
Was declared reelected amid loud applause.
Col. Hancock, then returned his sincere thanE
to the membe1s OF the Board for the confidence
they had Eeposed in him. "a was proven By hfs ro
election. BE promised to continue to perform biz
utiea to the best Of his ability and Trusted wher
his term Of Office wonld expire, he wsnld have tht
pleasure Of delivering his valedictory address II
the new Building. In conclusion he again. thanked
the members OF the Board, and hoped they would
all join him at the fremont House. (Applausel
Ioud calle veto here made for Charles Randolph,
and that gentleman stepped forward and thanked
his friends for their support during the two days
canvass, and he would now promise them. he
would second the President-elect, in fulfilling the
dutles Of his Office.
On motion the meeting adjourned to the Tre-
mont House At the invitation Of the President
CoMp1Ro1LER HAYES AND TIE STATE
STREET Bn1pGE.-In 4 former article nc hare
spoken Of the connection Of s. s. Hayes-some-
what irrevercntly called 'Sassaftas''-with the
Fulton street sewer, and given place to IN opinion
which We find is entertained By 1asny Of our cih-
zens, that in that matter the Comptroller Of the
city Of Chicago used hls Official influence for his
prisate and personal advantage. 1t is 1sct which
is undsaputed, that since his connection with the
city government 1,5s ,,~cnpi.rx .a,,s hsve m,ght.
ny improved.
II 1s well known that large majority Of our
st.uction or a ne,s hsasa. .. So. s.,.s. ~ ~.
.r,vo, ,r-nss 49, ~ s",Ns D.S .. e.a1e eaee4 80
such hnre 1,,1er4;nas ~ =. .a.A nas
MI necess,,x ~ .asa taa. nae Deeome man,c-
fhe dyrr ahor,d - o,''t .neene " eiosslns
tn thc former - sc " ~
laid nnon t,sr-1 .nd 1.os. A ,a'a e.noao W. W
moner th,n a. vo,,s ,.an. 4eee e.sso - t4s A11
b,idrca Morc th,, - " oau ~. ,. aoeea ~.
bruached in tho f.o,n,naa cas.s.n ~ ~ ss.,.,a.'
ai,er petition nrrsen.sd ressna ~ ua ,pa.o. aua
ment, but fnr sorrs nsA.sa,a.s ~ Af. .ssss.
the comptrolle7 and bie .,sts ,,,.n
ascd to stavc it Of AZ Iast n,ts- ra.-.. ,.ho-
the ordinance passed the Conne;, tnt H.r.s % ,n.t
then discovered that ,he rirht ~ 49, .ess
enred. Thc right Of way was xed m ".v md ~ +hsn
srs s A.ia'e sT omelsl thought the SUBSCRIPTIONS
, 1864-04-06

IHE FIRE ORD1SASCE.-Most Of our citi-
zens are aware OF the exK1ence Of fire ordinance
and its object-to diminish the danger and extent
Of coufag1atons in the heart Of the city, by pro-
hibiting the erection Of wooden structures within
certain limits called the :" fire llmits." or course
It did not fall within the province Of the Common
Council to order the demolition Of wooden build.
iugs already standing, or their repair, II only
slightly damaged, the amount OF damase needed to
prohibit rebuilding was placed at fifty per cent or
over. There arc lew persons who, In looking At
the buildings almost burned down week Or two
ago, On the corner Of Market and Randolph streets,
who would rot pronounce them to have been dam
seed to the extent OF ninety per cent: yet by some
quirk in the method Of appraisal they are suffered
to be patched up with wood agaln to endanger the
whole block by their presence. It is IN outrage
On the city.
. The wood building Nos. IS and II Randolph
street, owned by Mr. Brfce, tB being raised, and
the owner was going to compromise with his con
science and the fire ordinance by putting brick
basement underneath. The Board Of Public
Works, however, stepped In, and now the front
and back walls win be taken ont and replaced with
brick, and the old shinee roof substituted by one
lees subject to ignition. It would DO well for
Chicago ifoEefything pertaining to her civic well
being were equally well looked aiter.
FORGERY IN M1LwAuKRE.-It seems thst
Chicago Is not only base OF military and com
mercial operations but that some people aspire 10
make her thus shine in fraudulent capacity. A
Milwaukee paper states that on Thursday last, Mr..
Camp, Cashier Of the First National Bank OF that
city, received the following telegram from person
in Chicago:
" s. Camp, Fsrss National BonE;
What premium will you allow ne on New York
City funds, shou1d conclude to deposit with you1
Reply by telegram, paid here. G. A. GRAuAA.
Mr.. Camp suspected ths document, bat replied
as requested adding, bait that rate al pre-
Inium varied with the. time Of deposit" M
"Grsham" arrived On Saturday, and called upon /
, 1864-04-06

Cook County Central Committee.
Republican Union City Convention
The undersigned, City Central Committee, request
the Union Republicans Of their respective wards to
nominate their candidates for Aldermen and Con-
stables at the same time and place that they elect
their delegates to the County Judicial Convention
called for Tuesday, April 12tb. The ward meetings
viii be held between the hours Of and p. N. On
Monday, April 11th. At the close OF the County
Judicial Convention. the city delegates are request
cd to remain for the purpose Of nominating can
didate TOT Police Commissioner from the West d.
, 1864-04-06

The Ward Primary meetings Will be held on
Monday, April 18th, at the following places, and
the polls will be opened Ut O'Clock p. m.. and be
kept open until O'clock p. m, and the Wards
will be entitled to The following number Of dele
gatcs:
FEst T2SalAt She5ias oaee. - DELEGATES:
Clark and Jackson strects-1a delegates.
Third watdIAt Willet's eaEiase shop, corner Of
Fourth Wsrd-At Poiioe Station, Conner OF State
Finn Ws1d-1t John Rsber'a School House on,
Sinh Ward a Gunsenhauscz's Land onnce,
Seventh Wssd5xs fe1nis Saloon. corner of
Eighth Wnfd-At southeast corner OF Twelfth
and Raeker streets $ delegates
Mintn MadAs I'D he slsn Psk corner OF
Tenth Ward-At the Engine House, corner Of
Warrington and Clinton stFeets-1s delegates.
~ Nss,sd MsaA Buns Saloon corner Of
| Twelfth Ward-At No. 60 Milwaukee Avenue
Buehle1's saloonl l-6 deleeates.
| Thirteenth Wnra-At Folz's saloon on the cor
ner Of Latabee street and North Avenue-4 dele
gatee.
Fourteenth ward-At Fritz Fullman's saloon.
| Fifteenth Ward-At Turner's Hall, Clark street
Sixteenth Wsrd~At Nort6 Market Hall-11 dele.
| gates.
The following persons viii act as Inspectors at
the Ward primary meetings:
Fa1st Ward-c. o. Peacock. J. N. Waushop md
J.. Pfarm.
Second Wasd:--Fesnando Jones, Geo. Schmidt
| and n. ". Leavitt.
Third ward-W. q. hand, Joseph Pollok and
Feuith Wazd-wm. Wheeler, 4. D. Rich and ".
Mnh WaFd-wm. Roberts, Jacob Meyers and ".
| H-StepheGs.
Sixth Wara-cha11es Ritz, 4. Purdoe md S.
| Favor. =
Seventh Tard-w. Il. Haase. Richard Clark and
| c. Chandler. -
Eighth ward-Lew,s Dodge, T. J. GnIford and
Nh Wssd-Ald. Talcot. Geo. F. Ietz, and !.
Stanford.
10Th Wa1dE4- Salisbury, David Howard, and
11th ward-Moscs Gray, Gustav Lerercns, and
| Capt. Ozicr. =
i'm Ward Il. F. Walt, Jacob schoenawa.d, and
Vim. Garfield.
istb Waro-F. Benzingcr, c. F. Peck, and Lonis
Miller
lith ward|ohn Il. Battcn, John HettInger, and
l5th Ward-Geo. a. Gushing, liver Lawson, and
1St9 Watd-A. B. Reynolds, Il. 4. Kaufman, and
The Committee have called the Convention thus
ea1y, after consultation with the City Executive
Committee, in order to ohvtate the necessity Of
holding two sets Of primary meetings and two
conventions within the city.
Dated Chicago, April 6, 1854.
Signed by
T. Bass. WE HopEiNa
E. s. TAYLOR, A. HARVEY,
All. DoLToN, r. J. EpBRooKE.
Z. FOWLER, s. A. lRFN,
, 1864-04-06

TIE scHuLMAsTER AnRoAp.--The earau'e
famous letter, "cur: heering that you ar man
ofno lcet 1"lsh to inter my boy in yure scall Is
almost equal1cd by the following notice:
All wood lumber wagons or any other cuMbasts-
bic lying the strcats ofthe village Beren Springs
must be removed on or before the first OF Aptl
next aDy rsrEon falling to cump1y with this require
ment will be det with according to the laws of sid
village: b. g. Hipp Ut comishener
, 1864-04-06
eA1t1uSEt1tE11tB.
NJ cv1CK ER'S THEATRE.
~ Madtsoo stfeet. between State md Dearborn.
etpp1osoF Naa aAaA8er. Il. MeFlcker.

NJ oF1Ck ER'S THE ATRE.
~ naaisoo street. between STATE and Dearborn.
11ops'Osof &na hAaASer.- h. McElcker.
.efres. AF1 hS 1st Last week of the fa1ore
PRODUCTION OF The great moral Drama Of tho
TACKET-OF-LEivE MAN.
r i%!hg ~ Of s great aa.uos Tom Taylor
:sis Be- + SSs 81 TSSfsr1Y
aa baoa: 1STleksI s ksiaford r. sA@ n
sIts5 sItsy asss %4, fni59 ~ h9sspa
Re = E. n fsl
5s Rs.t'a5s a1 e. aEPss PET sn
ri oss = sae s'sy; Ass sa|Maassa bysa W..
0fE dS TazE
COLONEL WOODS MUsEUAs,
~ 100000 CURIOs1TIEs.
81 Ma21a q "a ssss
IA. HARRINGTON. Assistant Manager
UFBoUGDED SUCCESS
OF the NEW DRAMA and the NEW COMPANY.
SECOND WEEK ofthe great Moral Draus, produced
sfs8sh SIZE 5fs't
J.. TICKET-OF-LEAvB MAN,
Which WILL be presented MONDAY EVENING. April
Til 1paY curing Ae and SAT
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION for this week nix
Grand Exhibitions comblneds all for one price.
ELL1NGEi: AND FODT's :
Splendid Paslor Opera. day aud ereping.
III MATINEE EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK, -
in which the whole company will appear In nll thef
wonderful performances
Admission to Museum md Lecture Room, Is ccuts,
Dress Circle 2 cents extra ParqIettet ex.ra
Secured Seats In Parq1eto Is cents extra. PrIvats
Boxes, s. and IS. BOX Book now open Doors oper
att; performance begins At va. mh27-b5151w
, 1864-04-06

p this city, April 3 at the residence Of the BRIDES
intneI ~ tEn hev Mr. Taylor Pastor of the Wabash
agennE baptist Church, Mr.. r. F. DCt IT and Misa
ANNIE r. ELLIS, No caTde.
, 1864-04-06

~ House and Sign Painting, Calctminjug,
9lazine, and Granting: Paper Hangines and Win
York prices. F. Z: MaB1, So Randolph street.
Box 6Se9 NH T45-1m
To Country mcrehants.-Buyer In this
market ehould not neglect An examination Of the
stock Of McseIs. Gore, Wilson d Co., Wholesale
boot and shoe house. 81 Lake Etreet.
mh8nloG-am Tw4T
, 1864-04-06
r OBT. L. WOODS d CO.,

~ Wine Merchants, 64 Exchange Place, H. 7.
hare always on hand for sale, Port A&ders, Sherry
AaAEa and Mnscar Wines. A1so, Cherry, ackberfy
mh3l
, 1864-04-06

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Url-
nary and Sexual Systcmx.-New and relia-
bic treaiment-in reports Of the Howard AssocIa-
tion; Sent By mall IN sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address D. J. SkiNon Houghton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street, ,Phia-
deiphia, p. mh9ob655o-3m
, 1864-04-06

PROBABLY FATAL.-Peter Schneider, the
foreman Of The Daily Telegraph press room. who
severely Injured few days ago, lay last oven
Ing at the point Of death. He was not expected to
snryiye
, 1864-04-06

Company, New York. See advertisement Of one
q our most ente1ptising Druggists, Z. Scovil, 76
Randolph street. mha1-b79l7t
, 1864-04-06

Grand Rally of the 11th and 18th
Wnrt1s.-Hon. Geo, c. Bates, Col. E. Jusseu,
and other abls and eloquent champions Of Free
Government, will, on this "wednesday evening
address the citizens Of the l1th and 18th Wards al
Aurora uall, No. IL Milwaukee avenue, at TX
o'clock. Frank Lumbard will sing 'sOld Shady.'
The people arc awake Go easly, or you will not
get seat
, 1864-04-06

AttcntIon.-A Church socIable will be held a,
the DetpIaines street II. E. church on Thursday
evening, april 7th 1t is expected that this will be
aa pleasantly conducted as those which have pre-
ceded 1t, and that during the evening ono OF The
novelties Of the Observation-Disclosures thst ia-Hil be
introduced. Doors open at o'clock.
, 1864-04-06

IT ,ARGE AND. DESIRABLE
- STOCK OF
4 STAPLE DIRT GOODS, HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS
LINENS, BROADCLOTHS, CAsSIMERES
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, d.,
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY. April 7th At 9A O'Clock. st Butte,a'
Auction Rooms, Il Portland plock,
The stock ts nEge and desirable. Rll fresh from New
ap1bsii.: WM.A BUFFERS L CO. Auctss.
, 1864-04-06

Con- nmendab1e.-The caro- the German Tur.
uess take Of their wounded comrades is commend
able. A grand bali and c5nuaatic exhibition 70.
the benefit Of Emil Giese. who lost leg at the
battle Of Gettysburg, Will be. given at Tu1ncr'a
Hall On the 18th Of April.
, 1864-04-06

German Working Mems, Association.
There will be u mass meeting Of the German
Working Mems Association this evcnIn; at their
hall. On the corner OF Morgan and Twelfth Streets
for the purpose Of taking Into consideration the
approaching election. Tho public generally are
invited; good speakers will be In attendance
khArn.
, 1864-04-06

Comfort In Walking Esseutfnl to
Hcalth.-Corna, bun1ons and diseased nails
cured by process peculiar to d., Kendall, which
dispenses with the operation Of cutting. O1ice
No, q P1eseok House, South CLARK street. corner
Van Buren. "'' sns-cJSi i
, 1864-04-06

NlLBERT q SAMPSON,
~ Auctiore recss, a. 46 and &s Dearborn stees.
SECONDHAND AND NEW
Furniture, Mirrors and Plano Forte.
AT AUCTION. g.
On FRIDAY. April sth, at OK o'clock VIC shall sell
az our saaesfooms, general assortment Of
PARLOR, CHAMBER AND
DINING ROOM FuRN trURE,
Stewart Cook Store, Mirrors. Engrarngs, DC.
ALSO, PLANO FORTE.
One second hand Rosewood Casa. Carved Leg Piano
Forte. GILBERT l. SAMPSON,
AprclsESt Auctloneers.
, 1864-04-06

Not1cc.-Au persons holding claims against the
Executive Committee Of the Irish NatIona. FUR.
will present the same for payment. Per order OF
Committee.
JOHN P. ScANLAN, P. s, SHERLOCK.
Secretary. Chairman.
, 1864-04-06
THE CITY.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Counr.-Thc Jury
In the United States Circuit Court was discharged
yesterday for The tcrrn. Motions for new tr1alB
viii be takcnup on Saturday next,
, 1864-04-06
67141.36G;

"Had all the banks expanded in this proper
tion." says Mr. Gallat1n, their ciEcuauon which
vas one hundred aud fifty millions In the loyal
States betore The rebellion, would NOW be ne.rly
The Banks Of New England, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Maryland are not based on stocks, and
hare no security eare tho notes of the speculators
to whom they have loaned their issues. A largo
per cent. OF the borrowers are the directors and
stockholders of the banks themselves. Bus
liners ID being done in the most reckless
manner. A fpirit Of stock gambling has seized
upon the people OF the Eastern States that is fright
iul. They arc carried away with a MANA akin TO
insanity. Ono Of these days will come a t1cnen~
do1s c1nsh, crushing the wildcat banks, aud the
mob OF Etock-gambIcrs in its RUNS. Surely, tho
hard working people of Chicago and Illinois don't
Of this rotten and unconstitutional trash on their
hands when the crash Genes. Better send tho
"cais" home in time, where they come from. Let
us hnye uniform, safe, sound National currency,
which will be good as old wheat when tho
shinplaster dne-bills Of the Eastern wildcat banks
becan,e utterly worthless. And remember that
every dollar Of this miscellaneous currency thst We
ezpel makes room for dollar Of uncla Sans Le-
gal Tender and every dollar Of gr<enbacks we hold
and Circulate Ia the same loan, free OF interest,"
to tie Government, to help 1t finish up the rebel.
lion, and restore peace and unity. By expellius
the wildcat frrm the West We c1n do d rsst deai
toward Strengthening the national credit and up-
holding our Government.
, 1864-04-06

,Hdttor.-Wanted. a situation as Editor, Or As
sfetant Of Union or literary paper. Satisfactnry
reference. address Drawer 163, Bloomington, III.
, 1864-04-06

Disrcnsnry for Diseases OF the Eye
AND EAn:-'17 South Clark street, Chicago. b..
j. .. Walker, Operating Surgeon. Constellation
from 10 to II q. nn:, and 10 4p. II. ap6-c1803t
, 1864-04-06

TO RENT-A firstrc1ass Brick
- ,Thrce.ftor5 ard Basement Residence on the
North Side, containing fourteen rooms with bath
rom, hot and cold Watet. R8R. It Is we'll built
and eenysntently s5FanEed With AZ modern imPrSy
No. = Clark street. Room between u and o'c1
p NJ. or of E. N. UCEEls, 28 State street.
, 1864-04-06

FOR SAL E-Plow Factory and
- 3Iash.ne Shop. The bustnees has been establish
ed ftse4n years The Pows well mud ItTorsaty known
throrghout the Northwest. Capacity for nnnul3ctur
inquire Of the propretors at Whitawstar. Wis
mh19sESr1m WINCHESTER. tyE1TOI4F = CO.
, 1864-04-06

ITO RENT-The Wha1fng Dock
IL on tho corner OF Washington and Vest Water
stEeets-a ane location for the sale Of wood, coal
lumber. Apply to 0EE1NGTON LUNr, Ill South
WatEf etIcet. up EtaIfa. 2pEcl9-iS
, 1864-04-06

FOR SALE-Lots. Good Build
thn West Division. % Chicago syenaet Indiana Hub
bard and Noble s6eets. = foRn NY g 49,. On
Burnh2a Martin = ohco IS East Randolph skTeeS.
.{e71.ylo6 M
, 1864-04-06

FOB sALE-A neat Cottage con-
= tanning ti1 rooma aud four cIoreta In M4st mo-
sion, No. s. Pierce street, near corner OF Hntt,nI1
a 1ss eara rnn past The hou9e Viii Do yscaed MAY
F1spk1in sssees, or R. G.. GOOD WILLIE, 1oo Wess
SAtAsVa o4GE4.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
duly appointed Administrator and Administrative OF the
Estate OF r. A. SHERWOOD, Of North Koua, Hawaii
deceased hereby notify all indebted sad estate
immediate payment. all persons having demands
against the present them with sufficient proof Of hs
demands for settlement.
/. HERRICK and
KEALOHA SHERWOOD.
Administrators Administrative OF the OF r. A.
Sherwood, deceased.s
Kona. Hawaii, 9th August, 1854. 1926
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VA RIETY.

THE BUDGEr OF Fus.-" What's jography, BiIl2 ."
"It's telIin' Of forrin lands that know nothin'
about, By cute chaps that never seen 'em.''-A
smart boy asked one of his psymates how hard
dealer differed from boot-maker. Why"
said the other /" because the sold the nails. and
the other nailed the soles.''-'' Among all my
boys" said an old man, " never had but one who
took after me, and that was my son Jake, who took
after me with club.''-The young lady who
burst into tears has been put together again. and is
wearing hoops to prevent the recurrence of the
sccident--Always do as the sun does-loOk at
the bright side of everything For, while il is just
cheap, it is three times good for digestion.-
At the reception of the Prince of Wales at Detroit,
among the transparencies was one by the 81.
Andrews Society, thus prettily rorded Welcome,
ladde, for your mither's ke''-A Vermont
horse jockey, boasng day Of his horse, gravely
asserted that when he but three years old. the
lightning killed the old mare and chased the colt all
round the pasture without getting in striking dis
tsnce of him.
PHILosoPHIcAL FACrs--SOund travels at the
Of 1855 feet per second in the air; 1850 in water.
1000 in cast roD 1900 IN steel. $4,000 in gass,
and from 1886 to 1900 in wood
Mercury freezes 3S degrees Fahrenheit, aud
becomes solid mass. malleable under the hammer.
The greatest height at which visible clouds may
exist does not exceed ten miles.
Air Is about Sl9 times lighter than water.
The pressure Of the atmosphere upon every square
foot of the earth amounts 2l60 lbs. An ordinary
sized man, supposing his surface be IA square feet
susIains the enormous pressure of 40247 lbs.
Heat rarihes air 10 such an extent that IL may be
made to occupy 2500 times the space it did before.
The violence OF the expansion Of water when freez-
ing Il sufficient TO cleave globe Of copper of such
thickness require force Of % O0J lbs to pro-
duce the same eject
During the conversion Of ice into water, 40 de-
grees Of heat absorbed.
Water when converted into steam increases in bulk
1900 times
One hundred pounds o. water Of the Dead sea
contain 45 lbs. Of salt.
The mean annual depth Of rain that falls the
Equator Is % inches.
Assuming the temperature Of the interior Of the
earth increases uniformly descend at the rate
Of degree in As feet, at the depth Of 60 miles il will
amount 4SO. 600 degrees of FahreDhe-s degree Of
heat sufficient TO fuse all known substances.
The explosive force Of closely confined gunpovder
Is SIX and half tons to the square inch.
The greatest artificial cold produced is 81 de-
grces Fahrenheit.
Electricity with greater velocity than light.
which trsyerses 100000 miles OF space in . second
Of time.
Thunder can be heard AZ the distance Of so miles.
Lightning can be seen By reflection the distance
Of 200 miles.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
a Fire Brand In Verse.

Among other evidences lately betrayed theulsev
may have heard OF the song called The Lion Of
Latin Quarter, which scattered
che streets Of Paris during the night If you have not
printed it will perhaps object TO make for
following TRANSLATION:
No, young no. dead
They rise with noble wrath about them;
Let Cesar look his gates BE- sped
Twas q young lion roared without them
lie seeps-you think' To smile-you try,
But he'll stretch his limbs for daughter;
He's by
He only seeps with half eye,
The Lion the Latin Quarter.
The student marches on before,
The workman follows close, and wary
They the gay cockades they
In Jolly and in February.
The who did finch for kings,
At Arc5Ia sarcy's slaughter.
lie springs
Along the :rack the lion springs
The Lion of the Latin Quarter.
On France, our France in thy thick nigh;
We grupe way 10 fnd the traitor:
90 long the gloom so faint the light
Forgive that siumbered later;
Ret look there shines the blessed day
And faithful the task Of slaughter,
Away
He scents again his hatei prey,
The LlOn OF the Latin quarter.
Alb, fuddled churnng the dregss
The lees, OF the Imperial liquor,
Your reyeI's its latest legs,
TIE bright makes your tapers flicker.
See how your eagle screams with fright.
He smells the blood of coming sIauehter-
He's right
Eagle and eyTie's but a bite
To the Lion of the Latin Quarter.
Gene, II you doubt us-nay,
II you defy us-we here.
See US, the scholars, in our home,
BabbIe your eync doctrines there,
Old Nizard, good a moral in,
And Edmund About exhortsr,
Come in
Let's see IL ye win
the Lion OF the Latin Quarter
Sick Of It's lying, loud AMI long,
The people the Monifs1g
The People by the students tongue,
Warns " third warning i"-sh be sure
II knows you a knayish thing;
Or Aventiue il calls to slaughter.
False King.
It hounds upon thee with fell spring.
The Lion Of the Latin Quarter.
And thou poor nation thOa hast munched
Only five monsrclIs in your hunger,
Twas but n morseI you have crunched
This hundred years: but wait longer.
Set to him who pays the carte
This your last feastdayi kill and slaughter.
Be smart
He srnacks his lips for Bonaparte,
The Lion Of the Latin ouarter.-Ssteeted.
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Also on Hand
California oats, Netc corn,
Fresh corn and ,cheat meal,
Japanese " FAM tea,
I" COMEI'' finest Oolong
&c, &c, &c, &c.
Plantation and Ships Stores put up of
Best Quality and at reasonable prices.
Goods d Delivered by Express Wagon
sc 4. ID. CARTWRIGHT.
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LIST OF FOREIGN JURORS.

II IST OF FOREIGN JURORS FOR THE
IL October Of the Supreme Court be holden at the
Court House. the City of Honolulu, Monday the Sd day
October A. d. 1854.
Frank Molteno, G. E. williams,
David N Flitner Robert Brown,
A. s. Cleghorn. G. Glade
Alex. McKibbn, J. A. Hopper,
Saml FL Dowsett, II. NJ Stlman,
Robert Love, r. B. Armstrong,
J. p Hughes Thomas Hughes
j. D. Dickson, II. A. p Carter,
J. McColgan, Thomas H. Park,
l. Bartlett, p. G. Jones,
II. Prendergast, Mr.. Crockett
Godfrey Rhodes Edwin o. Hail.
JNO. e. BARNARD Clerk Sup Court.
Honolulu. Sept. ID 1864 432-4s