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r,p,ns Y,or BOARD oY couycrlxEp.


R..snnon .noarin, the strer, Commissioner rahs
con,raet VITA Daniel o.sse ossem0,ne the contents
Wiz , wa. cone,rred in hy the following vote:
AR ,tive-Aidermcn Moore, Merton Flynn, Shannon
Gedn y. Mcknight, Ryers, Briee Kelly o''i"e obn'H
| Ncgative-Aldernsn Iereniah-l. ~
The Chairman pro ea. here announced ~ voc sPeci6 to
mite TO tender ute for the Capital Aldermen Ryer'
| Farley and Van oorhis. x
Alderman FARLEY moved TO amend the last Te'olaton D,
Increasing the number Of the Committee to hive.
Which carried . go, 90, ~
And the Chairman pro tenn added hlderineh otuweh h'
' GEyERaI ORDERS AGAIN RESUMED.
Rored That the Comptroller he and he hereby 10 auhor
lied and directed draw MS warrant in favor Of John
Wash fo the sum Of forty -four dollars and fifty cents to be
in iu payment for BIZ hereto annexed FOR furnshns cogn
clusn Stamford wha badge Of oice the smoun, TO BE-
charged to the appropriation for City Contingencies"
Which was adopted By ~ follow ing vote e.,or
Gency Mcknight Ryers, jeremiah Brice, Kelly OBren
Farley rna yenv oorhis.la
Negaive-Aldernsn Ottiwell-l. :,
Report of Committee Roads, IN favor Of adopting reson
Rsolred Th.t Finvninth street, from tho rinh to The
avenue be paved with Belgian pavement nnder he
direction the Aqucduo. Board and that the accom-
panyiug ordinance therefor 10 adopted.
Which adopted by the following vote;
Ahirmese-Al Moore Norton Flynn snshnoh
Godney Mcknight Ryer, Jeremiah Bhee' Kelly oitiwsi
Farley and Van Noorlit--l3.
Ne atiye-Alderntn O'Bien-l,
Report Committee Roads in favor Of sdo1trg resoia
R,oircd That Seventy soyenthsree nom Madison avc
to it be regulated graded cnrbed gn'teI'd
tie centre OF The same under the direction the Street Com
missioner ind that the accompanying ordinance therefor be
adoped
Which adopted by the following vote;
matiye-Aldermcn Moore, Norton Flynn sn. .,,
Cclney Mcknight. Ryer jeremiah, Bhce Kelly, Otiweh
O'l}rien. Farley snd Van Noorhis-H. 49,,
Resired That the salary Of tho Assistant Messenger Of The
Auditing Bureau finance Department be incIessedo one
thousand dollars per annum from and after the passage oil m
| resolutions
Which was lost 10y the follow Ing vote:
Affirmative Moore Norton, Flynn. shannon.
dedusy Ryers, Briee, Kelly, OBTien, Farley and VI"
NcoTbis-ll . .
Ncgatiyc-Ald rmen McEnslt, jeremiah aud OtiweN-5
Subsequently Iccous idered md aid over.
On motion of Alderman SHANNON, the Board then hd
jouned.
adjourned until Monday neat 2fh int a o'clock p ~
II. T. VALENTINE, tl,rk.
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NEW yoRx nAny TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q 1855
owner. .sans. rers,us Pne,h stree. VIII Bslt.u paw

owners asanst rs,ng Piieth street "ah Belgian pave
ment IA, a..a.,, al. 4.
lie moved that said remembrance wh Genera oissr be
referred to the COMMITTEE Belgian favemen'
Report OF Committee on Belgian Pavement, with resolution
a. follows: ...,... s.-...s .,.,c.
and Broissy be paved with Belgian pavement and the nc
nsnying oiusnce therefor adopted tho whole expense
hereof 10 BE- horne by the property owners n
Which was reconntted TO the Committee onBegeh rave
rnent. 80 -. ,.;,b ,.so,,t;on
R,I That Forty sixth street between Ninth and Ten'n
avenues be- paved with Belgian pavement aud the accona
nyn ordinance therefor adopted the whole expense 70 DC
borne by the property owners, -. -y,,.. D..
Which wss reconmittcd to the Committee on Belgian rave
Report Of Committee Finance in favor Of adopting reso'
luton follows; . . -.
R,,o.d That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
zed and directed draw his warrant IN favor OF fatrek
Bran for the sum Of being the amo mt
aimed by him, by Of bis horse and cart
flinr over The enbank ct the dumping ground sAy
and and charge the sae 10 sc
count OF City Contingencies"
Which vaa lost for OF sufficient number Of Votes a.
fDlows -. g.. u
Councmen Keenan, Robinson stacon, Iiag'
erty Hayes Roster Kinney, Brady uouglain, hc1roh'
smith or .iaghsp Russell Joyce Reilly and fzgerad-l6.
Neutrality-suspicious. Brnknan Patterson, Taylor, Lesvy,
Green and Lcnt-6
Subseonently reconsdered and laid over.
Councnsn J0YCI NOV cd that the Board do now ADJOURN
Which carried. Il, -, n,
Wh.renpon tho PRESIDENT declared that the Board
stood adjourned 10 Thursday, the 2Jd lust, O'Clock,
~ M. JAMES N. sWEENY, Clerk
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4orsrs, Carriages, &s.
craRrrRxAsTvRcp >SBsi = OPiTcr. }
fIRsI pIysiON.

WARRINGTON CIrr February H. 1865
HORSES. HORSES HORSES -
HORSES, suitable for .he Cavalry service, viii be
purchased ~ G-sboro Depot. In open msra' iii April l.,
1873.
Horses will be Deliverable Captain L. Lowry Moore A. q.
NJ, and be- subjected 10 the usual Government inspection
before being scceptcd.
specifications 10 ollow.: tavslry horses must he sound
W all particulars. vel broken IN il and good condition,
FROM itcen 5) 10 sixteen tIb hands high, from ye Jl TO
nine 90 years old ind well ADAPTED n every way cavalry
pures Horses between nine ~, and ten 90, years OF ag
II still vsorou- sprigitly and healthy, may be acceptodn
Price, huniled sii seventyive dar. l,5) each
Hours of inspection, rom . q. m. % 81. m.
Payment win be made at tlis Office.
..r. . frEJAMfS 4. FktN
Colonel IN cbars- firt Division q NJ ~. y. y
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wan ing CARRIAGES
~ nsxt Spring for the presen, select from the ien
assortment In Rooms, No. 4sO Bropdsy 20 per
less than they have been offered large assornen, ll-nes
..r.I.fI l4 T. WITTY, No. $50 Broadway. d
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<SisH PAID for RAGS and OLD METALS.

" White Rag. per pounds Calico snl Woo'ens
cents pea pound Books aud Newspapers cents Old Bras. q,
cent. per pound Copper ant Pewter % cents Lead cent.
De- uouri !. No Is New fnwsrt safnct Rsns,Ncit,t.
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maiiarp xoi4ss.
T'HE QUOTA OF NETWORK
WANTED FOR NEW
YORK COUNTY. .-

INCREASED BOUNTIES AND HAND MONEY. .a
Alta meeting Of the County Committee Volunteering.
held on SATURDAY. February II, 1865,
Prsent-ORIsoy BLUNT ESQ.,. Channsn
Hon. N. 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller,
Hon. ELJAu y. PURpY, SUPERVISE, 81. I'D.
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, soPsrvis'E oi.
Hon. WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor q 2.
On motion of supervisor WILLIAM NJ TWEED % wee
unanimously so.
Re.oired. That the County pay for One-Year Recruit
Three Hundred 1901 Dollars Bounty and Fifty $50 Dol
lars Handmonsy. d -
For Recruit -Four Hundred oo Dolers Bounty
and Seventy five s75) Dollars Hsnisnoney.
For Tlree.Year Recruit, Six Hundred ls6o) Dollau
Bounty and One Hundred sIO0) Dollars HsndDoDey.
BOUNTJES m. 4.I
FOR THREE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY,.
GOVERNMENT. 500
-
FOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS.
GONERNMENT........"... &00
Total.
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY. .......'....''ss.'.SJOU
GO|ERhMENT...."... lOV
Total, Avn
The Bounty to be paid 10 the Recruit in his hand a.
provided in Section FIVE 81 Of the State Law relating to
Boonties wiz Assembly Bill No. lis Of 1851 aud tito Hand
money tobe paid person who may esen, the Recruit
By order Of the Committee,
CORNELIUS CORsoN, Clerk.
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Wanis.

4 YOUNG WOMAN, hitherto her brother's
n Housekecper wants employment a'CHAMbEE,MsAip,
sud make herself generally useful by parties WISHING sn
MRS DERBY's, No. % Hudson-svc., Brooklyn.
CITUATION WANTED by respectable
- young sr either as CHAMBERMND WAITRESS or
NURSE end sEAMsTREsS. No objection 10 20 IN the
county Call for two days at No isl West Ih!'s"'on'H
81. rear building
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4 GENTLEMAN who has been in the JOB
~ BING DRY GOODS BUSINESS In We'tern New
Yok for some years having disposed Of his stock deshes
here hero his extensive acquaintance w'h eonny
buyers would be Of scrce would take an intefes N
wei Established profitable business, where lew Thousand
doller. capital would be object. Straw Goods frod..e
roceric- Dry Good. preferred Address ELIAS, BOX no
2g7. T. q.
4 GARDENER wants SITUATION, who
~ thoroughly understands his business can come hghy
os honesty, sobre'y aud c1peoly. Auue,
Box No. 2 2Cs ". j. 70
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Malhinsrn.
I'VE AMERICAN Hay c ANp ColioN
Corner Il Grove aud North lhirist-, Jersey my.
UsFIlE.
10. rs Nell-ft., Nsw-l Oh
GDNES PATENT.


No IiS Msilst. Nsw-loTk.
GONES PATENT.
IT. ,i,ntion az al interested in the pressing or conn
nre,.lug HAY CorToS HEMP oOL, RAGS hofs % All
er article required be bari for rsrsportaton s,oihss
M -r,npption /. r. ., cuRy solicited TO the POkiAhbh
~ sTATIDNARl PRESSES, manufactured by thls oEl-
snv uuder the supepteneuce OF the Prtente M Johs
n. Cow.
The vcry simple IN IL contraction Eeqoitins bat
,sry 20 work IT, md be operated by any
,uc,xp mower snrh Sram Nse~. Horse or hand In
usinr ore power bus Horse required the fess eenS
- ally contracted well Ao"n pruePs thAt 'hs
~ p5rsr fo greater Trtio ftaa ne e'o"S "
ssaHce. ~ . :, .,. 81, s,uox.
viz 80 H., .ns,.
a. II can 10 the work IN 80 per ceui ieis tine
"a IL reguires % per cent lcss driving wsr a.. r
tho best shuped bale Tor hand ~ or fot
5,h Tee Press viii last lifetime, the WORKING fss being
bu o the bet of rom aud not ls,e TO e ou o. order.
ton later once hus box the No. rres bale oi Hay
oflsD ibs weislt Ia t9- Two NISrrgs. al .. ..
-Four men and horse bse y uis Of Hay dsv
-Four without tee ai ct sio.sc Or any power easeft
that u. IL ihe prcs- cn tara on hae y, iiiyl cues
.qusrr b. - inches long weghns ito its or 1s ' 70 he
No cgge joints, screws cogwLee bcaers or rollers used
ln this Pres. -, 49,,
rhe attention Of factors and psnters Wool and
Usnp nal crs j. especially called 20 this Press destined ssn
i 10 wcr. ropc,e r,onon In the slow, clumsy and
expensive method Of esing. - -.,..
Tho Company vii dispose Of Town, County or state illn
frryus 10 themselves only the right to manutAeuf' o"
rcssou able terms. - 80.
oourenv la the Fas.ern ard Middle States.
for further particular, send for circulars.
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professional Nptitfc.

4 X. EATON. CHEMIST, Rooms Nos, >.
"a o. and Ne. "a Pme.s' NcwYerk Analysis OF son'
Ores, Mineral Nsegs. Ohs, Ao.
Assays OF geld, sihe copper and lead ores paiue'- "
terdedf
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erdedto.
mr.. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL:
~ INSTITUTE, No. BeAohst.. b.twsen shrich an
West Broadway The only pace "he'e t a sh'." WI"
receive propcr ne treatment. hcG HON a. m 10 M
nR. A. LEWIS, Physclan ana surgeon
sas nee.sy al dilcnli,, IL i-,nalss subject
to- Rebel given IN all cases uiico ~. Bsaeh.t thee
DOGS froni West Broadway, New ora 80 ..t -
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,ounensr iI.GtKTY moved 70 suspend rules for the pnr
nose Of sks up G.ncT Order l., being a. solution o. ol
iows:
Re.,r,d That the Cty Inspector {. hereby directed
ssr All tir NJ tho s A. prvis OF thu
city Of Neyi orb for ten years from the hr-i Jay oil tpr
ne T. II the present plices q deposit Of the Lodi Mlnciur
Ing onpauy, upon h giving satisfactory security In tho snu
o tive tnou dollar tho faithful performance 0f the
tract ar The payment 81 thousand dollar qr1ito,
.n year into The City Treasury.
Which was c9rglrd
Councilman lAGTIaI moved 10 amend ,sid J, .ola,on by
in ,fns aeT TIE wolds tiy OF New Yolk tie words FOL
loving VIZ. "A.
Coun,riit,' Carts and fec Of expcn-e."
Which was carried.
Councilman LSr moved that sid r. ou.ion be referred 10
tle Committee on Cleaning Streets
Which was lost b. the following vote: b.
Aarnatlyc-t ounciiincn nasrrly koite Brinkman Pat
terson, r .yor, Lcayy, aud Lent
Reconsideration keenar, Ilcay, Robinson, aacom
~ Vs. Kinney, Brady Iioushtliu MeGatb Green, Smith,
q, tlssan, Russell joyce, Reilly izge aid and Cookl7.
ihcr ou,on a. emcndcd was thea adopted by the follow
lag vote; - 49, .,
lsgony, Hayes, Roster, Kinney, Brady Ioag cayy,
McGnh, crscl Smith, oCala.han Russell, joyce Reilly,
,ya,.ald hnd Cook.-2O
Nenhye-Coaneilmon Brnkman, Patterson, ..lor aid
Lcut-4
aud he drcee to be sent to the Bosd Of Alder
or n'fJT concur CBse.
Report Of Committee Bclssn Pavement ~ favor Of
adouf 10. resolution ~ follows
R,o.s.d, Goat Ffeth street. between seventh and Eighth.
ayucs b. paved IN fegen ,rspbock pavclncr' fhc
vi a 10 be- borne by tho property owner under
psrme', sud tho ecconPsuyins orinsn,e therefor be
ldoI ted
ia com srtion with -. above,
Co.r.nu.. iv', r'..if'd ''tssus'.ree - I-,Terty
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STATED SEsroS-Menday, Feb. 20 la.
OFFICIAL 1oclock y. M.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment in their Chtm
be-, No. 10 City Han
Preson-Jaes Hayes e,q. Presdcnt, in the chair, snd
the follow 10. members:
Councirlen Keenan, Hcaly. Robinson, stacom Hscery,
Roster Kinney Brinkmsn Brady Patterson 1sylor Housh
tain. Leayy. McGmth. Green, Lent, smith, OCal1shan
Russell joyce Reilly. fitzgerald srd Cook--2i.
The inmates Of meeting bcid February - were reed ard
approved
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NEW.YORK URAFT INSURANCE. OF.
IN VOLUNTEERS WANTED by tho

900 VOLUNTEERS WANTED BY tho
j ,WVD New.York State yoLV NTEER COMfaSf
$3.50 FOR ONE YEAR VOLUNTEERS
s1O0 FOR ONE YEAR VOLUNTEERS
~ Oj0 CASH DOWN FOR THREE YEAR
SUBSTITUTES. .
tbs sup,ryisos AZ the Densow Hotel fonkers, "
Y f,rfsetran.portaon. Trains leave Thre,hst al ':0s
90 . TO- II 30 a. m u and p 40 miles 70 9hsefs
Far ~ cents. Men en.Lg here need not 90 to Hart
MEDICAL p1Hrcrons OyYIcy Dept; oy THE East
No I2S BrrscKrn sr, Srw. yoRr, Jan. az 1879
rJ,WENTY-SlX CONTRACT SURGEONS
l arc NEEDED IA the TWENTfEI fTh Ah AMY
CORPS olored Troopsl serving in N9Fn oa'ne 80
gnia Applicants for the position obaIn fal hofneiSi
~ nj. on. Those whose ices satisfactory wu
he spiraon Of three months be- commissioned AssissAns
rrrn@n W J. SLOAN,
sur,,oa L. $. A. Medical Director, Dept East
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Cbanres for Bnsiness Glsn.

4 SURE FORTUNE-S2,O 600. WANTED, a
~ PARTNER with this amount TO lon the advertiser "a
ca.h iunes tia, viii aeord large ,ofune Coz both In u
inon,h. Inquire of Nj ZONES, - West Ihiuysecond't
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COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.

comIuc alton received from the Chief Engineer OF
the irc Department with Ruins Of inPc'o-. Tor ssc' o
~ Ass.s,fut D - ginerf.
Counciiuln LgAyY moved that 80 much OF ssd commit
niciona. rrrl.i T. Tire Harlem District ice.fed 10 tie
Committee on fif. Department
which was lost.
HE nominations then corhrucd by the follow Ing
vote:
Anrst,c'ouucinenK Keenan,. ll.a!y, Robinson Stscom,
lagrty Hsy-s. Roster Kinney Brnsnan, Brady ionghis
Mn Mtaih Green, Smith, OCsliRslan, Russell, Joyce,
Reilly, Fitzgerald sni Cooi-20
N.gaiyo-Ccuncnen Patterson, Taylor, Lcsvy aud Lent
=.
And lie directed 20 De sent 70 the Board Of Alder
men for concurrence
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another than legitimate channel, He stops,
studies, strikes it and exclaims-not Eureka,
but" bully |" He has travelled Some and
picked up here and there a few lines from
Shakespeare, and also few "polnts" in his
profession he has had little forced
into his brain at Church. Still, he knows
that all this will not stick together well, if
told to a criticising crowd by SOBER MAN.
Well, his idea is this-and for this he cries
bully" in the hugeness of his joy.
He gets balmy, boozy, rollicky DRUNK, and
this state discloses his whole knowledge of
men and things, Of law and religion. And
what then2 Like Byron, be goes to bed and
wakes up to find himself famous; he wakes
up to find the good people saying, as he passes
down the street to get his morning bitters,-
All, he is smart man, what pity be
drinksP'-" that is one of the smartest men
on the Coast, if he only wouldn't drink p
What nonsense! Yet every town up and
down Gods sweet Empire boasts of one or
two of these smartest men in the world if
they only wouldn't drink"
wot of such person here-a wbilom
friend of mine, who was learned, indeed
skilled and perfect, ALMosT, in all things, but
he was usually SO inebriated that he could
hardly be responsibles for his blunders.
have womans curiosity become
interested and cultivated this Lion, because
they said: I" he is such an able man, if he
only didn't drink" Alas, alas prospected
him and did not find the color. He couldn't
decline DoMlNus, and didn't know his Alpha
Beta"
There is also another class of high-ton
individuals who remain on earth for our
instruction. This man has sme learning we
grant, but he aspirea to be called A GENIUS.
: Old Felix Grundy, Dow, or has
inspired this person to endeavor to be. called
great in peculiarities. He sees and under
stands the gullibility of the dear public, and
acts accordingly; he will feed the world on
his eccentricities, and be great be passes his
eccentricities for genius and wins his right.
Passing down our infant Broadway during
the late canvass, discovered poster-a rare
thing here-and read therefrom: "Thos. H.
Pearne will address the people on the political
issues of the day at the - Hall, and preach
at the same place and time.n
Well, he's genius to be sure,' says Miss
Gossip. Well, did you eyerl'' calculates
Madame Gossip; and " bully for the preach
erP cries Mr. Gossip as his hat goes up high
in the air.
| had friend who thought he had call
to go to the Legislature. Well, the ambitious
SoLoN had about as much talent as an Oregon
Representative, or a merino ram-I beg the
rams pardon if feels deprecated by the
his genius had never reared
him any higher than head sawyer in his
fathers sawmill.
What did he do ? He donned duck pants,
wore hickory shirt and went out on foot
among the farmers he MIXED cows with the
maids; darned socks with the mothers, and
darned his opponent with the men; he made
himself notorious for his common clothes
and contemplate language; passed the low
est order of eccentricity for genius, and thus
went to the Legislature without struggle.
So much for 6 TONE"
Canon City, April 5th, 1865.
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SAY nothing respecting yourself, either
good, bad, or Indifferent; nothing good, for
that is vanity nothing bad, for that is affec-
tation nothing indifferent, for that is silly.
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A NOTORIOUS miser having heard very
eloquent charity sermon, exclaimed 'FThis
sermon strongly proves the necessity of aims.
have almost a mind to turn beggarn
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NEuRALGIA.-We saw a gentleman, says the
Pacific Echo, relieved from an attack of this
painful disease in the face, by the application
of spoonful or two of salt dissolved in CO.
logne water. The concoction was made in
the hand, and inhaled through the nose, and
the reliet was immediate.
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For the Idaho World.
CANON CITY PAPERS.
By MINNIE MYRTLE.>
SPRING Is HERRl


Environed by frozen hills, and kissed by
biting winds, we can hardly realize that it is
the season of flowers, Of blue skies and warm
zephyrs. Nevertheless, it is pleasant to think
that in our old homes the days are growing
long and sunny, the violets are blowing on
the genial hills, the MOSES are by the streams
and the birds upon the branches.
This Spring is the first have passed away
from the breaking sea for many long year.
For six years watched tie wild sea-swells
come in, and Jaw them dash in their beauty
over the lone lea shore. 0, sea thy white,
white foam was the shroud for all my youth
ful hopes and yet loved thee, ocean,
To-day is the first fair day We have had
here at Canon for long, long time. To-day
the sun shone; the snow melted off the hills
pretty women focked out in balmoral boots
and summer cloaks; miners welded their
implements on the side hills; derrcks croaked,
wagons ratified and chickens croWed in one
promiscuous TIE Deum " for Spring. Hail,
Spring 1t DID hail for the first day of Spring
and the second.
THE MAILS.
We have been sorely tried of date about the
mails. The Stage Company has refused to
carry the mail between the DalIes and this
place longer without remuneration the route
being Especial" one, the P o. Department
will not allow compensation for carrying
mail between the two places. We poor Canon
City people are the sufferers. Fancy us
wedged down here between two rows OF
perpendicular hills; slaves to tyrannieal
winterwithout the leasthope of emancipation,
and cut off from all communication with the
world. What shall we do2 hope we shall
have regular mail established before long
*ToNE."
There is great deal of human nature in
tho people of Cafon City. have noticed
that they have their little aims and hopes and
aspirations here as elsewhere, and also have
their little schemes and plans and desires to
accomplish these little aims and hopes and
aspirations
The great stepping-stone or door-mat upon
which painting aspirante pause, wipe their
plebeian, unwashed feet and step from thence
mp to distinction, is Tone"
Tone is the bright polar star that guides
the o'er-young and ambitious of strutting
Young America just starting from the cradle
or chrysalis state.
Tone is the ideal dream of the full
fiedged Young America yclep'd the hummer; ;
he lives for it; he feeds on it; it is the bread
and beefsteak of his dimnutiye soul. Blend
his name with the latest bar-room fight and
he is happy. Let it be told that a certain
youth took desperate chances that certain
youth is desperate character iu fact Ito
use bar-room vernacular which woman
SHOULDN'T use) that a certain youth is "on
it," and "a certain youth is glorious.
Stepping from the shoulders of the high
toned "bummer," We come to another class
of tone-seekerS.
This one seeks to be famed in lore, and his
manner of seeking it is characteristic indeed.
Having taken upon himself the name of some
profession, and being miserably short of
books and brains, be must win his tone in
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The annexed rendering of the Lords
Prayer in Verse, from whose hand we know
not, is certainly very felicitous:
Our Heavenly Father, hear our prayer:
Thy name be hallowed every where
Thy Kingdom come; Thy perfect will
In earth, as heaven, let all fulfill
Give this days bread that all may live;
Forgive our sins as we forgive;
Help us temptation to withstand;
From evil shield US by thy hand;
Now and forever unto Thee
Thy kingdom, power, and glory be-"
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II. HECKM AN.
Main Street, Idaho CITY.

MATCHMAKER and Jeweler, Dealer in Jew
w elry and Watches. Solid Gold Jewelry
made to order. Particular attention paid to
Repairing Fine Watches
81 All work warranted for twelve months. IA
Idaho City, August, 1861. soft
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THE New York Tribune says that Henry
Ward Beecher has received from the Secretary
of War permissionto preach the Gospel in
Charleston in the ripeness of time. He ex-
pressed particular desire to preach an elec-
tion sermon in the Cradle of the Rebellion,
on the occasion of Ben. Buffers assumption
of the GoVernorship of South Carolina.