davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-07

I
| OF the enne committee. reported adversely to
E.snttrg a free pcddIer's license to ". J. xint'
| Report accepted and concnrtsd in.
| n, s,,n. ANo. ~,
icfled ne ptnton OF Mfs- John CareW TOT free
Heenee 10 eel vegetables. reportsd Ia favor OF
Nsnnn srcen,ed 9n 10 M,oo.1~ oe1 pspst'
~, sIakEss ra,.. Aao Alkxs, sou1n D1y1s1oH:
ni!,;Ni 1ne semnluee on stic,is and Alleys, Sonth
,G,nnn, ffpoftea sasefsely to ths passage q AZ
Toaa 1es+ LOT RsIa9ins aad p.ankuR Aa1d1ck
a1acF. ~ ex."eep Mep1 sna ft1nklln stfeets; wbteh
o1 ~ moslon non u a!a; hansfsJ, was ordered to Do
~ nv ~ 1s,aor snu 1n% pa9 9jg tsnsa. cs,
H ~" 1sn.1 stt;tu ~ nsseMH9a. 1.s3!
LIE H9aia g Fuplle Worka fecnmneud 10 your
Wes sneet spa Ffank>tn ssreet n Bo.t cs
f. tonn o, Gnieaco, Dc GRADED and planted
by lie pet.ion Of ths oRners of msi"3,iS of 1hs
properly TO he assessed for gnch Improvements.
+hs,enf aert,,,,nans h s9 q tge expense
tcriprICn Of tie propo:fa viii foeether wit5 !.
proper ordinance directing he worE.
TsTre4v
c,sd;no srcoo
Gs1 ns.asa s'saus. ....- II lg
9G1oge5s' FianKs and spakes......-....... 499 y
st Iaso1 = L 1I5N
~osts VI 11oseeol1go'..'......... 7sN
ro.., .o.o =,
Iotai eef&mate Of expense. 93188
~ W Fst1oc0
ORDINANCE, -
Re- II or,7orp+1 h, thx f,or,vnar fso.,n-;t ~ IA.
Gfu Of t:HIsane. e ee""''o'' '0Af's" " ""'
EKc. i. That H.danrt plaza hetv..n va,,.
s,r...t md F-sn1,;i, at-sa. Il "st!s
inwn Of Chicarn. IA nrrrhT nrdsred ";r.daG nna
plauked. ana work to he n1na rnder ,f1e snneri1.
+ ndtnce Of the Board IT Pnh1tc Wn,ks rnnso,m.
~ IA ~ nesEEi , an =. aesS1iPuon prepared
az ~ Ths,. ~ NJ s+,I, - 1tsa
th,.e ~ 1t. e1 ~ ~ aau &c .as
tAl9k29ES4
enI tt ~ ehS h .ta ~ 1uiS nuaAa+ npoa tAe
nrnvemsn. Ser~nv o.iarn ossnsa y as a'
y ay ", 70 Genen.s tesun& ae
!. .-nnnsaa T., s,,nt, ..s. -.5~ ~ ..c-,Sas
, 1865-06-07

CITY 81 tN.ca0o, =
o sss
ordered re craveIed to he width Of fortT cet an
depth Of fiI inches In the ceI,er, be9elird Oh
u 10th edges. said work to be done under lhe
fuperiu,endeEce Of the Board Of Pabllc WORKS.
conform.c,c 10 the renersi n,an Or desrrfnttnn'
hn1ea doija1s ns r. eso tMo
err Of the Dosfd Of Public Wotks. mum the rrsl
msn, btrsh. o1drrra IN nIonnq.,an 'ae M
.v ~ n ite hsnet;. re,hitipo ths,sa .so'.s ~
nv TO the rroyisions Of he Reyised ch,ttcr ~
ahs, .aid nm e4Gn h,1 eacosea ano saa
a. NAV he sec,s.srT for thst pnrno.e be ann,ra
,ne ne .os, o az o.
'Ae''' ~A0 Re.n~stroilv II sreHipt.d
E.,ri r- 49,. - - ets 9he
OF Kosr (c,ty a. chic.xn
z-,as-s.s 1s
feur Committee on stree's and A|leys Of The
South Division, 10 whom Was referred the wlthln
oidlnsnce. having had tho sane under advise-
Lance be passed
s1nl s1,I.,;as: McRHor. L '.,.,., l,.-..
rst.sge of 81 orlnsnee or Pasins Calhoun Pl.ee .e
On po1iou Of % 1it. uojacn u the renort vas con.
cu11ed in aid the ordinance pss.ed 81 ares nd
.Hoes .e io1ioSs: e1s f.. tr..,,,.,,, o.....
Hai,st, WHEY anPn1 W,,Lss.,t oh1sap, e1, m,
e;n; Totk; tiecn3 Mon1e. itaH.II. E.sneS' Woo,a!d
pfoudtoo;. Hatt'user' iaWxon. shsekfora 1nast
- Ao'010ssA' A11""SA o"A~A1'e' e10'~
Noss--Fr.azen-1.
heo,
Kroorted IL fnyor of arucndinr thc or5tnance
s;ae Of KsnksF.e % oyenae run = Twar,1s4S W. i9s III
eticct, TO Tscnty.nfnth street 90 "a to read from
NJ! II ~ nue. 70 r. IT street
lew.:
,Ayts.A1a cage, k4tekef locker. SHRIMP, Carter,
Barrett. Nitktf, McRoy: Wnmarh, kanu, Watt-
IA cot, Bizty. Dond, Russell, Gt<taeld, Frsazan,
Ftouefoot, nuttlpger, Lawsou, ShackfoEt-as5.
Nots-Eo]den. cark-2.
AID, Gts,Beld, Of the Committee on st.cets apd
Alleys fW. D.] reported In fsyor Of IT, p1ssace of
aa oidnanee iof de- eoa.truetion q !. sidewalk
ayenne to Milwaukee, avenue, except .he block h.
tween The soplh line Of C0tneH street and The
ayes and noes a, f.ifoT,; S f-'7~A y
Ayes-Gace, Knsckezbocker, shimp. Carter,
wo1k, 1stch, Moore. Ff1sbee, Woooard. Tacott.
Holden, Hixhy, Bond, Russell, Hpntlcy, Gaataeld,
iosa. 0hItsN: "''' SA4'~
Gas LIGHTS.
AID: wl9arth, of the cou.mlttee on a.s Lights,
81 AZ. no'dens % w1s o,dssed to be
Aao VIZ! aA3 Poo"-uea'
To The lion. Mayor and CoNnaoa Council:
loat Commitsec ua 1ss Lsnsa 70 ~aom was
e1ee.sd OF EuekeE !rrest between North street |
ana I"ehsg second stfes'. aav1oE aad tne eamc
uhtsr anslsen nenL PEI isase 70 Iep9ft ina ne
prayer ol Inc zelonstfsaon Ehonla Log be gtaated.
y. II. WILAARTH, ] CoOmlttea
, 1865-06-07
TST PUBLISHED.-The Life,

=. "i11kcA Booth
W. utatfsu ns- tsill tftt ~ 1ial4 ~ our clFcu'
i1es " oen14- <. L. sHIIU. l87 Rso4c w.J, Sew
< IN s95la6 -1n.Dd.tN
, 1865-06-07

Let every b- h1s own D<clot- Thi. IL ths HALE
I Boz Of Acalclnss eIs'pa1et ny 40 nIineEt IT "a
n in tSnc1npht II coAtAlnS q preventative AJt
lre for h1 p71rs.c ciaekstA With d!rcttoIa hoE t.
Eat each cAsx, :hetr:otc VII the founF Ms1f
7ecc u your possession. JOE hAvr sht full hlrttora
ID medicine for she Of youHef snd ftc1da.
u for sale By Dr1EKata ertrywheFo- AK fes the
5CES NAut fs!GAd. Ey7vt+7tE-
, 1865-06-07

o!ane o. y "1nsIEn e Io4 syntn e..ES 9tsseI7
ose d!s-Ase4 which n-ed . apeedt and .esnAnent
ira For the past t*enty Year, Ds. ". Ira made
'ancnt cure I1tate cs's tti+ ad!y talk El; *t yeu
3thfrg. 1hoe4 Arl,,,t"d VITA tSnrture or HefntA
loul1 r all S1d hlA fl..lde OF treatment CIR
1Inr n4.ns xrrc ef ehsrrc. Al .c+sers with ramp
teyr --rd p n Ro1 .k.k4A. Ev9cx2as ~
, 1865-06-07

THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND
L. REMEDY.
DIR. j. w. POLAr1p,S
White Pine Compound
Il n offered to the AFFLICTED throughout thu coun
Try, after having hetn proved By the tess Of eleven
Year,, u tie New England States, where its meIiu
have become - well known - tho tecs from which,
In part, 1t destreA IT. y1Ffue4-
TIE WHl1E PI<E COMPOUND
Cures Sorc Throat, CouShz, M2tncrta, Bronchitis
mi. q : remarkable remedy q. Kltaey Con-
fnT fscm ,he Kdceys snd blaadT, Gravel, and othsr
complaints. For PILES AND stuRVT i viii 3
found very Valuable Give It 4 tstM II Jon wun!d
learn the va1uE Of good and .Eied Mcdleine. It u
pessant sais 10 s1se soia 6y DEgSg4sa aad pcal' =
Proprietor, Boslon, Mass. RUKEHAAB d VA5
SCIiAAK. H.. JOHN D. PARE, Cincinnati, Ohlo,
General Agents for the No7t -|
nny1S W11k-HFNwAR Asfn-%tv
, 1865-06-07

= >.
And Be7nzfd Phillips having received major-
tty Of Ill the voter cast vas declared duly elected.
The Chair annnu need 10 sccoIdanca with the
provisions nf the refo'utfon offered By AID.
8blmp, he would appoint as sucn committee Aids.
6hamp, Shsckfo1d and Huntley.
And on motion Of Aid. barrett tho Counci ad-
jouIned. 4. II. HODYAN, City Clerk
, 1865-06-07
T0tsl estfmste OF expense. f6,43f RI
1cfs eosta Of fHtersect1one.... 1,s63 90
Amount tu be assested...-...-...... 6,G72.G3
OttOYxAyrT+

Be II oydafred by the Common Council of he
CITY or tAtea2o:
Sec L That dearborn street from the north line
OF Madison to the north lne 81 Monroe streets be,
anu Il 1e1eo5 otactea. cnfheds graded, and ptaVed
Win wooden block pavement" said work to
ee done nndcs the super1ntcndcueo OF the Boari
o. fnn!1S hos4s. coniofmsoly to the genera! p!sn
srGe1ta.
Esec :. Inas inc enm OF hTe Thousand seven
fT.t"o Gs 1t1 dollars be assesaed hy tue
SamnsseloneIs ss OF INC hoatd o. raoaG works,
upon tae real estate " them deemed beneate1
by ihe Improvement hereny ordered. tn ptopor-
fhrretn ncrGrdin,, IA III nrovI.1nn. nj ,he T.vfs
, 1865-06-07

HcFx1ch bezAsch Nhnaiup.. Untnras vii caIt
o Itch In a 43Au1-A-Aiao Cuftx 1As Hhsn11, GsCn.F,
lllelains, '.1e all EEur:tocn u the sGtn p!tc: =
.Eo. viii be forw Arded free hy usHll: bLIKShAMtk
An 6EHAACK ard r. 4 3. ~ HtNlEER, Chicago.
.,:thWe1terp A-uptA- WkEES Z Et1TTEts, Hus1Cn-
x..[sso-
, 1865-06-07

Lfnlscyss Blood Scnrcher-
Cures III djsensss arising from IN Impure s.Ae OF the
blvod. such - fcEoFCLA. CAhcERors FoRAA1I Ns.
trTANEurs ulkhA.E e. FufLs, EETilr f1MrLxs
ox FACE TE1TK4 AFFECTIONS, JArSnIcE, eA1r
1aIECN. MEEcrEtIL p1sEAsEa, oss Or ArFET1Tx.
iuw kIEITs 1o:e :h%r win Nil other Nlsorders
Any 1mpsoper coLdlli Of the ctfcplA1ory ky4Ic
general 9oS1c Its ttecta hrr most ben!Koant md
tinna Certificates IN proof Of what IL above stated
6AA be had II ap7s5inE /, dr1f.ata Ct to
r kEILPRS & CO.
E,le Froprie,or4. PiH4hu-xn. Pa.
For sale by DT7FNAAMS6 VAN ECHAAt:K, Whole
tAls DruRE1s'4, 10 Lake street, Chicago. and nruE-
ce!e Ecne1h1y- i-iA15 III
, 1865-06-07

rn PENINSULA LEAD AnnFa goAPAaY !:
ass ill., + 4. ts!@:, :s!aesaas s sd oeses
1a of ke 5tats iox tls ptFiod oltvsnt1 5ea7. 1ssd
4 4he aopaues i6us Il .ecured, eon.lst Of the so
.ovlE ussi1atuA.ad n the he*t OF tbs taaoat Aasa
Stzloa Of Franklin county. VIZ:
M xena . Hq5,hs EW:E J. a. e. - = z
I: r s. :; Il " - ssa s ias ef 81
al 1.s ps * Il ;6s / ~ z az The T. I'd (.
aoss POT Z q q Y Z nen1.ynse rsEr, and tie a. ". q
a,s S:;S;;ss assssi ;ss ;;i S;s
y y
so n s51s1 ssds so1 % sas ompsay
,1Enly acenhtnsed VIII tEs LEAD ,s,ony s1 f 1aof I
Ese3 s the.s ses. saee,s:a s. IL as1sss II
yss Ssea out . pss te st9s = Dussssss se
meneJ many tines OYER; @ =, ,,...,. ,..
5 t i - sss1ss's ss
5 RGa T.. e s.
character OF thtse lAuca.
Z - xses S1 + q 8
ok.st u tivor.ole They hhsa too. N Organized sys
sae 81 81 esS1 L. aa : III 81 :.
ports resting . the n:ne1, dco,';s M Of u vaoa,
scope q SIC Company ~ cese: et1ss oh,set: tsA
Isst Missouri y nch IN miGysA rs+ossons. ineioe;
s!aea "a aets issS pso9ea 4 s IL
oT Tad:! fa es 81 'Tes a s
@.ie n!as at1 ba d9oe 5ss ,r3 1G4 ts e s,.3 r..
tae ananc pnsd minss-aaaadoaea not on account q
nat eg saacSg 20 rS:i H. !, ssst SaI1
e1i1 rpoH career Of II ospssy hithn'to
, 1865-06-07

THIS &c ets%tec Tciet Soap, in +nca un,srrsAl d.
sEd mad. IRON th- choicest mstA t3aa i mild knd
Nncltnt II III ratnrH, irA-rf ntT scented, and
lrsuey nenrhc'a, IN e nc.lrn ur.p ter sk:u. For
alc b, ~ lfuE 4ists and Fancy Goodl Dca:c.E.
fr4A 1f3..I zeH Kkn&
, 1865-06-07

4ksAtr Use4 atas1f Ae5e.1
HecHKlOtt1 cc!ebt n:es HAIR DFA IL THz s1a1
TuX Wfl1Lp. The cEly t!A1k Lasa, TILL AuE ltx..I.
iDye Eooxn, Til spstnalh HAfs Drs II Perfect
chsnfe. Fec. lics:> or tirI{ a1if iEst .n'l&. toa
the H~& 0: stsin9 1T" sE1n, .ea:teE the HHif scr
q be.utt.t: iEu.r:a uts. Ttta u, iEeSos4ti It
"a htes. ILe .,-naat II signed tiLtlAk Z
ACHELt,E. =! lir1. p:eef Imtt"t1c11 sc snocle
! aTol1ed. eolc hs Ill tsracgt&ts, &c. Tstt1fy n
relay t&tetl, sr~ fo:k-
Acha,ors Mes Tot:e- t:Tnau, for tRassrE .tt 8aty.
r
, 1865-06-07

Repsira, 800
.0felluE Ea0foe. oe................... 1+1t5
Y s'er clesc:e, ETC.. State It. bridge so
Pry Of nt1ego tenders. aG5Q
, 1865-06-07

4CEtH EXAFsAEtC0 *s31HVaI Ill.,
BEAD what Rev. ia Billings. Editor Of tho Mya-
tic BtRr" tMa. on'c Nopthi.) s43s:
1ecn .ona m tnote Teo y ~ HoaoNed With tooth.
aud peedt bireA. No. 1:ko lea.bnrn at:ter. aud
aavntne utises' BE sn1nss. xttsSted WITHOUT fA1N.
the putr Etfutk O1lde Gks VII havch h4d xxpeTi.nca
IN oar l.miy; and speak from kuowh dfe. Mr.. b.
had Il teeth taA Ell trs ve9y feH uDAnks and
no bad rc&u u t1om the op<r81snp wua.sVar. do 70
tbc4e omvE let the rei+ you OF much sui.
1,arn1,u, ndJ,,s n /. nfm n "tAA .,9t - ~
, 1865-06-07

0LD GOLD, SILVER AND
~ Platinum. Gold and ellv-r Ores and waates.
nihut nd, Pearls. Fl c,ops sssne. and Gems. F.ns
bought for cash At htKhrs. p.ices. at 4 A,Idam1ni
AAasy Office Ard AeTchaudtze Exchange, rs 80 CLARK
st. over auction Etora ATtIta reduced and ex
changed for warranted nuse ChRmcAlg- MgN< o. I'm
, 1865-06-07

6IfEEt #6FK NcBt UiF1t10n. y25,GEU
- ~ Shu,h - ... 2L0nl
IS " EoEsh ........ 2a,oD
- $7t,ooo
- aries. 1D(Do
e 1ang pf1bnne and statfonsfy;.:.. $500
.e'.m; ". p, s5.oo1; n. H., 6s.oU.... 1900
tf eet sntssstcuons ordered. S0,ON
dc1ed---.-.. -.............-...-......... $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21
seuthoru Immigration Societies.

Aeonsioefaoio nuhoet o. oou'norn JOURNALS He
savocsung inc pohoy OF ouer'ns Inducements io'
'mmisrAuon from 'ns H'f'nern e'a'es' ihs oA-
vahnAh hKhAtp sugSs'" 'he iornanon OF itnhi'
srAhon socienef whose oo1ec' snah DC !" ehcour'
Hse ana 'nuu'e people 70 ss'le IN "eorE"' NO
noup' we" proportions Tor surnulanns imm'sr'-
Eon are iouhusd upon 'ns De" OF moN'eS' ou'
sho's VINO 'h'nk o. following me susSs,hon OF our
Ieorsl, contemporary or any o'hir having 'ns
same general oo''o' IN VleN' may a' well save DON
thef time anu money Inc law w" governs 'h'
now Of emigration 10 Just " hrVoeap'e a. 'hA
when maxi" water seek level rev persons
aish' 10 lnnueheeo oy m' pan proposed ou'
W orue' !" reap any oeneh' nom i"m'sra
a'n, GEORGIA and tho other southern states must
conform 10 the law that governs In Ihis case, aul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21
A Chinese Giant aud Dwarf

giant and . dwarf have found their way from
clins to England. Tho London TfSKs describes
them thus;
The giant by n. name Chang.woo-Cow Al
though only nineteen years " age, 10 seven feet
eiRbt inches in height lie 10 good looking for q
'hinsman, and Possesses the ar Of dignity 40 re-
nmsle M his counirymen n placed IN anything
IKE favorable circumsttnc q. lie wears tho hand
soncly embfoid rcd dress Of q mandarin Of We
forget what rank. He 'Thn-chined his visitors
Ne sing, and constantly famed himself Ike a
Chihsman. Thc Chinese use OF tho fan Is worth
learning IL il, a. the same time, graceful an use-
fa. The contrast " C1ang IL a rsuel bov-C1uny
AJn--who II thirty years OF age sui opIv a. rec
issthish. lilo ia not = very attractive specimen Of
humspity. CHang's wife 10 nine osn wear. of aye
Sac haa the simple, placid, insiAcors countenAue.
Of q 9 or'linsry incso women Her feet are Of
the small storted s5rt-soms Of the China women,
10 The North, have the smallest and most perfectly
formed natural feet 10 the world, say at shsnghsi
or Ningpo, " anywhere between or adjacent Il
is true that thsir faces and figures are tho oppo-
site Of good, but they are gentle, simple, bsrulsss
creatures with very smooth skins and deliberately
goI W hair. 10 ih.s liiile show OF sir Chinese,
there 10 also The gudst maid Of the quasi Mrs.
CuAus. lhe maid 10 re- dlessly ugly woman VI
course, II size could read tie Isks this would not
be s.id. There are likewise two Cninsmen on the
sstablshmsnt-Jue IL kwsn Tung, . compradore,
I. G., sort OF hou,c steward, msnAgar or factor.
lie ssens Abolt twenty five or thirty years Of age.
lie 10 tad 10 be a Chris.isn disciple Of DR. Hon
defsol. mss onary Al s1sngha. lie writes Eng
hsh pcfisc.y, aud makes trans at US " aud from
h.t snd rs own language wilh ease and tucncy.
Tee o,her Is shrof. HIS name Is All SJok, AID
he speaks pigeon" El4lSh. Cosng has trough,
his own conn With hun, ami he ~ made . con-
usct with Mr. Chisholm 10 the following eheci;
That ia case u ny dying Ia foreign country,
which Jos will VI wi'l not decree, | shall not
eomplAiu If Mr.. Chisholm Will send my body, prop
erly emUslms. 10 my pirents Al + scho~''-prop
ery speit anu pronounced HWy-C CLang
proposes TO 80 through EIslsAd. France ard Amer
lca, and return ~ Cana w!th.ua year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21

BRIDGES On Sept. sls., John Bridges, aged 22
yests
Relative. and friends Of the family are RESPECTABLE
Invited 70 attend the fuaeral, this FRIDAY n5t.f.
noon, sept % ri o'clock, Om the reside c. pf Ia 4,
MOTHER l2d East $50 It. ~
CLAFFI-su ddcnly, on the 10Th, Daniel ClatF,,
aged q yetts.
Hes frends and arquaintances are respectfully la
vroi 10 attend the hueatl, on lriaAy, "a a.
AunhstlauEIIe, without further notice. 30
GREES-M NvtcS, Rocklnnd Co, Sept 81 Ate
A. 49, MIS- sarah Green, widow OF John Green, de.
ceased, in .he g9d year OF Ter de-
Tic funeral services viii tgxe place from her
ioImct tcsi.encs this frid4y are noon n 3 ,'clork
Her emaina viii DO tsken W Oak Hui Cemetery Tor
intenGent 40
CT lLES-h Portsmouth. Va. Roicuia vcunre..
daughter Of Robert and Nary A. Guics, aged year
ana months
Tho relative. ard friends o. the farnly are 70.
snc'tluly invited 70 attend the funeral, from the
I''oence Of h9r eats, l'1 sixth It, this (rridayJ
Afternoon, NJ O'clock. $40
BAYLOR In Brooklyn, T. H., on Wednesday
evening, sept u, Mabel NJ, dlushter OF Maffen
Lam aHd hargaTctta BeiGs in the 18th year OF her
age.
Iho relatives and friends Of the family are re-
que tod to attend the funeral, from he residruce
O Der psient, in broadway, near llth At this tFti-
ia afternoon, at o'clock. The remains will be
tax n to G. pea His. lOl
hgkIERNAN On "Wednesday, Sept % isbb
ehhltts hchiernan, native Of tho Parsn Of Cloone
Nolhty leittifn, Ireland, aged 86 years.
he friends OF the family, and those Of hIs brother
Mm: hchIeruan, are invited 10 attend the tune al
TINS lFndsyg afternoon, At ~ O'clock from hi. late
ietlGence, b. Stanton Of, Brooklyn, without further
'Ioe,e', is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21
A Generous Ex-,,sbe, Conysntio..

/TnE President stated In k's late letter = Cover.
nor sBAbEET, Of M,5ss!pri Wat Il vIs te-irStls,
as measure u economy, TO withdraw the Federal
forces from tie southern States at the earliest prac
ticsbls moment We observe hat the Alabama
State Convention, which Is now IN session, ~ very
SO eitous TO relieve the Government Of the ey-
peuse incdsn, TO Us msnten Of the nil tsry in
that stals. They have passed resolution request
ing Provisional Governor PARSONS TO 'VA out the
militia IN each county Immediately TO reprsss Dis
order aud lsWlessuess" On the Same day that the
said resolution was passed, tie question Of .boii'h
ing slavery "" before the Convention, sud afsr
boing debated at length was defer, ed Tor further
onsdsrA'!Hn, there being evidently cor TdsrAblo
opposluon to ths proposition. We fell to see
| how Tho Al,bAuia.s can COMPLAIN Of harsh
| uenhnon, 81 the hauds ii no Gov.
| eminent Ths stno., Of battle has hardly ye,
Cleared away, aud re find the sam. men who
fought agsina. tho uu'e1 now fighting 10 or, au.zc
| themselves into militia -apsnit% T.. each cuun-
| ~ Immediately" And as for alolsbiug slavery,
| thcy hardly know whI, 70 think about u; thu
| subject 10 under adyis,ncnt, and perhaps they
| will conclude IN let tho fAvou'. institution slide
| Seriously, however, reconstruction sIolli 90 on
just - fsst as Is consistent With the permanent
| welfare II the whole country, aud no faster. The
American people Ike to travel fast, but when on .
down grade, they generally prefer shat the brakes
should bs applied. particularly when tho safety.
| v.lye is uncertain.
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salt Mcils Of the United sinter.

The consumption Of sal. in thls country IL ,nor.
nous but Of unknown magnitude. Oar supplies
come from the West In!lcs AMI Great Britain
c'rr1,, and Liverpool salt is nothing other than
that OF the w,G Indies improved by grinding. A
grs0t deal is derived too from domestic dis.atiou.
II viii he remembered tina. IN important, duty per-
formed by the Navy along tho Allntc and Bay
coasts 81 the Southern S.sica was the destruction "
all salt fac ,ories some Of which were Ipecodly
large and well iurn,shOl, and turuel Out IMMENSE
supplies. B,sldes beiug produced by solar ovApor-
alton Of sea water, NJ IN the allde to, salt
is sso Obtained In his country from distllsuou Of
tho BRINE OF SIT springs and iro \ the borders u
| sails lases where tie sun eyapurales the water.
New York and Wostcrn Wiz 'lna and OHIO aud
| Michigan furnith Something OF dc 'uruer Texas
and Utah provides the latter. tho Dusn, 10 Is
| now very important one, since We cou-
sumo soma twenty q sht million bushels snuuA-
| y. As long ago A. 1879 We wells on she KAnawha
| RIVER produ, ed About one II Hon bushels
Of salt aanuslly, which wss amer ard, increased
| 10 some three millions, tho walls there were
sunk from 500 to 1000 ieeL and tho Holster river
| hsl,nss produced about 100000 bushels suYu NJ r.
TIE salt springs on tie river Rsk,miuetaS IN
Western fennsylyAnis, yield about one L. lion
bushels annually, and from what va have hear Of
the product IA tho northwestern part Of the ,ste
We eNi eci 10 hayo this production sreAty iuctsas-
cd by the next census. There were soma y an
million bushes produced ia the Ii lcklu. Valley
and P}meroy Halues of Olio IN 1865, and the vel,
must te vastly Layer uos. There ,re three ,lea,
salt basins, 100, In Michigan 1000 sqlare IN es
in iho valley Of tAe Saginaw river, prO luc NJ 30
600 bushels IN 1850, ave been eulrred hv clos.
ing The ktuawn- works that more tLan $1,000 AN
lushel, were made Ia 1868. TINS nlds It's ma ke,
IN the South and We't. TIE New nix Works al
/ sYacne prof ''d @,i3'Nji bushels IN $50! aud
s,3is 81 u 1868. Tbs aAsJc alton owning them a,
capita! OF 100000, anu IN toIr yeas they Law
pa u 10 the slock holders ,9ii WN. Iac to., urn.
duct OF the country Is about 1900 OOo lusaes ne,
snnIIn, AID he 10 Al Import .e.wot4 ~, OOu. 10,
apd 3,00O, goo giving a. .sgrsg.ls eousuuu,,or
Of about 80, wa 900 buAhsA,
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Respina the Fruits.

writer 10 the Atlantis, Ca, IsrTILt6H,oTs, who
has been through Loulsisus aud Virginia since ,bs
close Of the war, says:
Ia Louisiana I received calls from families who,
before the war, had rolled In wealth and luIuries
having horses and carriages-coming TO me now
IN cart drawn by mule, 90 poor a. " be unhi
10 steal. Thus came fined snl educated ladet
WV The ESms oise and ELEGANCE - manners OF
well .huyh - ci.,t ou n It was EA-d 10 tear" II
% L'lis.aus AID rAnsI saw he sam. g. -
Of ladies' without ssfvAngs- dong "a ir Owh w'rs,
many having learned 10 spin aud weave and make
gsrnenta aid actually spinning yarn, weaving
cloth, aud making co hing for their families.
Those who hal new lifis1 . fnger to labor arc
doing itnow, however, with g grace and buoyancy
altogether indescril able. Such heroic conduct
deserves respect ami, turned IN tie right CHAM
nel by right counses, will mako o country richer,
nobler, AID more united than tie world has YET
seen.
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Ancient Luxury.

The excavations at Pompei are Going On with an
activity stimulated by the important discoveries
made Almost at every sep, aud .he quantity =
god anu silver found much m lrc tau suiIiees to
cover tie cot Of tho works. Nsr Oh, Temple VI
: Ino. o. Wu.,h an scooupt WAS recently glyen, LIS
Iuat teen Ur,Ish. t. Agnt housc, No a. ubt b.
lofs A. 10 e1mo milo lsro oi tao umc, as the
furniture Ia VI iyory, bronze aud n-i Die. Tue
cOgcl-s OF the triclnium On Ciu.a--rJotn, are
tsio.ialy u tA.is.LV I.g.L4rss. &C uuuriuS cos
..s's O. al ian.eub5 musa., well preserved in
plr'L sud u when thJ CSutro rCptc,sLts = Ia 10
lsiI CUT 'Or grand dinner. Ia 40 middle, on 3
gage Iiau, may 10 seen q hr,. peacock, wash ia
Iail spread out, aud placed back 90 Jack win an
oth,r D,ri, Ai- OF elegant ptumAge. Arou.d
thtm arc ARRANGED lJUs..rs, Que Ol
which holds lie egs IN its Claws n
secoud an oy sicr, which appcGrs he fr.cassea
u rs open AMI .oyerea Ni,h uesO-; q Iu.fu, = Iag
faToi, an iOurIA, = small vase n.ild with iricA
sr-s.uOI pers. X comes . c.4C!e OF dishes oi
nal, iu,e spurscd wish OtaUrs OF partridgeH haTeI
anu EqIITrtl In, which ali have taelr htaus Placed
between thor fore feet. Amen comes = low ol
szuaa2,s oil oil forms, supported by OF eggs
oyst,is aud olives wncu al I'D turn 10 surrounded
b. double circle Of peaches, cherries melons aud
other fruits anu vegetable. Inc walls OF the
triClnium are covered Nlth tTesco paintings OF
birds, ru.tS, flowers, game and nsn OF all h. nds,
the whole luIeEsperseI wIIh drawings wL..h lend
| = charm 10 Iho wnoIs not easy ~ dsscrlue. o. :
| table vi rare wood, carved aud in.aId with god,
| marble, agate, aud Ispis lAzll, were tOuAu
amphOrD sal containing wine, AND some 30 let,
vi OuyX.