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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
Model ~Composifion.

ANIodol Composition.
We commend the following model TO
boys and girls who are obliged to write
compositions and don't know how to go
to work:
W1yrxR.-Winter is the coolest sea-
son Of the year, because it comes IN the
| Winter, mostly. In some countries Win
ter comes In the Summer, and then 1t is
very pleasant. l wish Winter came in
the Summer in this country, which is
the best Government the sur ever shown
upon. Then we could 60 skating bare
foot and slide down hill in linen trows-
ers. We could SNOWFALL without our
fingers getting cold-and men who go
out sleighing wouldn't have to stop at
every tavern to warm IS they do now.
It SHOWS more in Winter than 1t does in
any other season of the year. This Is
because SO many cutters and sleighs are
made then.
Ice grows much better in Winter than
in Summer, which was an inconveni-
ence before the discovery of ice houses.
Water that is left out Of doors is apt to
freeze at this season. Some folks take
in their wells and cisterns on q cold
night, and keep them by the fire, so
they don't freeze. 3
Skating is great fun in the winter.
The boys get their skates on when the
| river is frozen over and race, play tag,
break through the ice and get wet all
oyer (they get drowned sometimes and
Are brought home all dripping, which
makes their mother Scold, getting water
all over the carpet in the front room),
fall and break their heads, and enjoy
themselves in many other ways. A
| wicked boy once stole my skates and
ran off with them, and I couldn't catch
him. Mother said, "never mind, judg-
ment will overtake him." .sr
Well, if Judgment does, judgment will
have to be pretty lively on his legs, for
that boy runs bully.
There amt much sleigh-riding except
in the winter. Folks don't seem to care
about It in warm weather. Grown-up
boys and girls like to 60 sleigh-riding.
The boys generally drive with one hand
and help the girls hold their muffs with
the other. Brother Bob let me 60 along
a little way once when he took Celia
Ann Crane out sleigh-riding, and |
thought he paid more attention to hold
ing the muf than he did to holding the
horses.
Snow-balling is another winter sport.
I have snow-balled in the summer, but
we used stones and hard apples. 1t
isn't so amusing as it is in the winter,
somehow. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

Ten ToSs OF SnvHs.-Wells, Fargo
/ Co. shipped from their Gold Hill Of
Gee, during the month Of December, 3l5
bags or bars Of silver bullion, weighing
40, 1893 pounds, and Of the assayed value
Of $sss, ss4 10. A very handsome
yield for our local mines in one month,
and that in the dead Of Winter when
tho Indictment weather retarded team
ing, milling and mining.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
LET EN- CURSE; NEVADA WILL
FLOURr8H.

S H
Nevada is peculiarly unfortunate in
the reputation nourished If not be-
gotten for her by the vast majority Of
persons who live in our borders for a
space and then depart for other sec
tons of the magnificent Republic. Un-
this e~migrstion's bad talk, al
most without exception. We might and
naturally do expect that Peter Funk
Broker, more exactly titled ''bilk"
illuminate against the country
where he mushroomed into opulence and
then fell down from his rich pegs an I'M
countable number of feet. But, for
Richard Roe, who came here q poverty
stricken fellow, and struck q fortune,
which he is nov enjoying-living on the
fat of the land, in San Francisco, New
York, or Paris,-forR Richard to devote
his talking time to denouncing the sage
brush territory as unit to live in, alto
gether, is ungrateful, to say the least.
In fact, its cussed mean on the part Of
Richard. Suppose he is stopping at a
first class hotel in San Francisco, to-
day /; the steamer arrives; Richard is
introduced TO this and that well-to-do
conner, who naturally inquiries as to the
prospects and condition Of the country
in general. At once q lucky bird
starts a denunciation Of "Washoe."
And San Francisco abounds in this
character of trsducing Dicks.
But worse than the anathema of the
regularly departed, infinitely worse for
our interests, have been the pufings
and sales made by the agents who
have taken the title deeds to some
unexplored regions in their pocket, and
obtained a huge consideration for them
in some of the Atlantic cities. This is
q universally conceded fact.
Nevada will ecover from the injuries
thus inflicted, and "come out" all the
brighter for the libel, within the next
two years. Those who remain here TO-
day, from SO to 'S5 immigration, knO~
that no mineral section a surpass our
own; and the unprecedented energy
before alluded to BY us-that is to be
manifested in prospecting work next
Spring and Summer, in Nevada, will
develop such largeness Of resource in
mines, that the cars that travel through
our borders in 1868 will bring and leave
US such a population as must discount
California on the census. We are as
confident Of the future prosperity Of
Nevada, of its amazing growth in every
respect within two years, as we are san
guine in the belief that where gold and
silver crop impudently and abundantly,
there will the eagles be gathered to-
gether.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

Our LEaIsEATURE.-The members Of
the Nevada Legislature will shortly con-
vene at Carson. The Senatorial ques-
ton will be perhaps the first disposed
of after the organization of the two
Houses. At present the chances are so
mixed that it is difficult to predict who
will be our next Senator, but so far as
we are concerned, had we a hundred
votes, they should all be cast for Nye il
needed, and II the Union voters of Is
meralda were consulted they would 60
almost unanimously for him. It mat
tiers not what objections his opponents
may produce, he has filed the position
with honor, and is not only the choice
of the Union men Of Nevada but Of the
whole Pacific coast, and if he should not
be elected it will be q burning disgrace
to the men who misrepresent their con-
stituents.-Esmeralda Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
. DREADFUL DrArH.-The Edinburg'

A DRrApruL DEArH.-The Edinburgh
Seohman, of Nov. 23d, says: An acct
dent occurred at St. Leonsrd's Mill on
Saturday afternoon, whereby n Of the
workers, o young woman named Chris
tina Neil, lost her life. While climbing
up to q window to speak to one Of her
companions, a shawl which she wore on
her head was caught by q horizontal
shaft working near the roof. The poor
girl was drawn up to the roof, and her
hair and scalp were torn of, together
with one of her ears. She was then
flung from the shaft and fell into q cis-
tern full Of liquid alum almost it a boil
ing state. DR.. Main was loon in attend
ance, but little could be done for the
girl, who fingered in a dreadful state,
sensible at intervals, until, nine hours
after the occurrence, death put an end
TO her sufferings. ,.strt -tna nh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

SlxAroHIAL.-When the Union party
Of this State began to prepare itself for
the elections Of this last fan-held its
primaries, in other words-there were
two distinct questions which demanded
recognition and action. Those ques-
tons were signi6ed by q mention Of
the Constitutional Amendments and
the reelection TO the United States
Senate of James W. Nye. AL nomi-
nees were held TO an endorsement
Of the Amendments and, with the ex-
ceptiou Of the candidates for the two
branches Of the Legislature from Storey
county, almost every mar who got q
nomination upon the Union ticket for
the Senate or Assembly, throughout the
State, was either directly or indirectly
committed TO Nye. As We said in q pre-
vious article, the only open fight that
was made against Nye was that which
wa managed by belong. And the fact
10, II the Senatorial election had taken
place upon election day, Nye would
have had the field all to himself. We
cannot imagine any man with sufficient
hafdihood TO deny that he was and is
the choice Of q large majority Of the
Union party in Nevada
We hear repeated certain suspicious
that some members who have been
elected 10 tho Legislature with the full
understanding TO vote for Nye first, last
and ali the time, viii desert him. We
trust those suspicious are not well
. .AN an WILING In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

TEE SroRx At NrvADA.-At Nevada
tnot the State Of, but the city of, in the
county Of on Thursday night there was
o great wind and rain storm, accompa-
MED BY frequent lightning.-Sae. Bee.
"Bet yer life," no such outlandish
storm as that took place in this modern
Eden. Our Italian skies have not gone
II with any such a loossness. By the
way, there is quite a similarity in the
name, which the people in the East
would do well to note. This State does
not want to bear the Objectionable char
acteristics Of any portion Of California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

TIE lion TnrArxrSr.-It is stated
that Governor Morton, of Indiana, who
is in bad health, is trying what is called
the "iron treatment" This consists in
placing his legs in iron boots and sub
jecting them to an oscillating motion OF
1900 q minute, and his arms, similarly
encased, . motion Of 1000 a minute.
This operation, causing almost insuffer-
able heat to the e~Itremities, is resorted
to for the purpose Of vitalizing and in
creasing the action Of the muscles and
nerves. The Governor is said to i'm
prove under it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

BRrvIrY IN OFFICIAL DocuxrSrs.-
Our rulers, in the framing of proclama-
tions or other official documents, should
take example by the brevity of one of
the early Governors Of Connecticut. It
is said the frst proclamation for a
Thanksgiving day in that State was is
sued in 1914, in the following style
"Its Ordered, there shall be a publike
day Of thanksgiving through this Juris-
diction upon Wednesday come fort
night"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

REVENGE OF A DISCARDED WOMAN
About ten months ago, William Ram
sey, a widower, Of twenty-eight years,
became enamored Of n Miss Garfield,
four years his junior, residing on Tenth
avenue. Things moved on blissfully for
a while. Presents were made and
friends looked for a speedy marriage.
But disappointments will sometimes
come. About two or three months ago
insinuations reached Williams ear re-
garding Annie's chastity. She was OBJ
served keeping company with other
young men, and this caused Ramsey to
give credence to the report and the cold
shoulder to his old sweetheart. As a
matter of revenge, he married another
young lady about three weeks after the
rupture. A fortnight had scarcely pass
ed after his nuptials, when the spark of
love for his discarded was famed into q
fame as he observed her standing in
her doorway. 1t was late in the even
ing, and he thought it might not be
amiss to speak to Annie, and solicit the
return of q ring which he had presented
in other days. To the modest request
she replied, eyes, William, come up
stairs" The voice of the syren pre-
vailed, and into her chamber he went.
Annie then went to the bureau, and
from one of the drawers took a large
razor. With the plunge of a demon
she severed the front of Williams pan
falcons, together with much beneath
them. He rushed frantically down the
stairs in the endeavor to reach the
street, and as he vas turning one Of the
landings, the desperate woman threw a
large quantity of vitriol upon the woun-
ded man. This burned his clothes bad
", though he received little injury from
It. With difficulty he was gotten to his
home, where he was attended BY Dr..
Wilson, of No. 22s Ninth avenue.
Though the patient is not yet GONZALES
cent, It is thought that he may eventu-
ally recovery. Y. Mercury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

DrrALcArIoss.-Among the cities adj
ded to the long list Of those containing
defaulting ofice-holders is Albany. Il
is announced that the Receiver OF Taxes
Of that city, who handles $l,ooo,ooo
yearly, and gives but 5000 bonds,
has abstracted $554s. With SO many
brilliant examples Of defaultingA Office
holders before him, this q appears to
have been remarkably moderate in the
amout Of his distractions o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

NEW YrAR's DAY passed off delight.
fully-taken by small and large. The
weather was the pleasantest we have
had for q long while. There were q
great many calls made-we guess as
many as q hundred at each of the six
places in the city that were publicly an
nounced as being "open" for the day.
Everybody kept decently sober, but we
heard many complaints arising from the
narcotic effects Of too plentiful libations
of strong coffee. Indeed, another year
the ladies must draw their coffee milder.
-Cdrson Appeal. ~. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

THlRl is o revival Of the Fenian ex-
element in Canada. The militia about
Montreal arc drilling, and large seizures
of Fsnian arms anticipated. There is
said to be much popular dissatisfaction
with the respite granted to Lynch, Nc
Nahon, and their fellow prisoners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

RAILROAD SLIDE.-A huge slide oc-
CURED at Secrettown during the storm
of last Thursday night, and since that
time the trains Of the Pacific Railroad
have been unable to get through to Cts
CO.. A gentleman from above informs
US that the damage to the road cannot
be repaired 70 as to admit Of the pas
sage of trains in less time than thirty
days.-Duteh Nat Erqsirer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

TEE United States Government has
petitioned the English Government in
behalf Of Colonel Meany, formerly of the
Toledo Commereial, but recently arrested
in Ireland under suspicion of being a
Fenian agent, and his release is prob
able.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

TIE official count of the State can
vassers in New York announce the ma
jority for Governor Fenton at the recent
election at 1879. The aggregate vote
Of the State is 1854, against 73o,s2l
in 1854. The increase Of Governor Fen
toms majority over what it was in 1864
10 s,4se, notwithstanding the increased
vote In New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

~A,coMcAL quarrel, says q Paris CO.
temporary, took place the other day on
a boulevard. A gentleman roughly &C
costed q workingman and accused him
Of swindling. qaYou sold me" 10 said,
ia pomade to make my hair grow see,
my head is as smooth as a piece of
leather" "Sir," answered the vender
Of ointment, "you wrong me. There
are lands where the best seed won't
grow. It is not the fault Of the seed ;
Il is the SOIL" The gentleman did not
continue the discussion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

Beicher MiainS Csnpauy-Assess-
ment Noties-BLdwtn Oeaapsny and Aberna-
TILE Compsny.-Nsues d hardly givsn. that at
. meeting Of The Trustees Of The above named
co%psais.: had this ~. e s.ss1asas g t,v:
every hare q NE capital steek 81 sseh Of
the shove uAmsd eempsnss, payable inme-
disssly 10 the Ssersta.y, Of the Belehsr ONES,
virginia NsvadA In United States gold coin
Any stock on which sald assessment hal n
main unpaid On FRIDAY. fso!rary 10,
1851, WIN s. advertised on thss day = ~deltnquentt
be sold On Tuesday, March 5th. 1851, to
nav ssd delinquent sssemmsnt togsthsr With
COTS Of advsfasine and expsussa OF sale. 40
By ordsr Of The Bosrd Of TrustseI
qie-TT r,EET q. DRUCKhANH, 6esy.h
Virginia, New, Jan. I, lss7. jsssd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
Poo. Law AND Pooh PRAcrIcx.-Geu

Poor Law AND PooR PRAcrIcE.-Gen-
eral Hindman, formerly Of the rebelser-
vice, is said to be practicing "Mexican
law" in Cordova. Mexico has not much
law to speak of, and if Hindman's prac-
tice Of what law they have is no better
than his operations as q rebel General,
and an sgitsring politician at Washing
ton, the less chance he has to practice
tho better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

TEE hi~gh-grading work in Sacramento
is remarkable, and may thus be ex-
planned: Increasing the depth Of the
mud from three to ten feet. The Capt.
tol foundation have not yet reached
the high grade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

TEE PRlss FoR NYE.-Of the eight
newspapers published in this State, but
n (the Humboldt Regi,tsr,) has ex-
pressed itself As emphatically opposed
to the reelection of Senator Nye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

No DIsrArcHrs.-The Overland tele-
graph wires have been out of order
since last Monday; consequently there
are no later dispatches than those al
ready published.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

A GENIUS Of jackson, Michigan, has
had patented reversible boot and shoe
heels, the merit Of which Is that they
may be changed 30 that they wear even
~. One pair Of them is 70 wear a life
time. stll... l'. fM y apHe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

DRssslp Ur.-wethought something
was the matter with the Gold Hill Nes0s!
II has ''gone and gotta new dress.
looks smart, with 9 clean face, and
Lynch feels proud, and he ought 70, for
the Nssesi 10 mo. One paper.-CAieo Cosr-
ant. isrgVT. r3 .L0s *
We concur.-FoLom Tlsoraph. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

CAROLINE 8. BRowsR, a sewing wo-
man of New York, has just recovered u
verdict for $1,000 from Charles E. Flem-
ing, q young merchant, for saying,
"Cad, / want to make q wife of you"
and neglecting to do 50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

TEE French troops which have just
withdrawn from Rome have occupied
the city, in the interest of the Pope,
since April, ls4s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

In Texas, the farmers own 30, ooohead
of cattle. Goshen butter is used upon
their tables. p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

ButIlos.-yan wyck 3 Co., Gold
Hii, received this morning for melting
and assay, II 1858 ounces crude bullion
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
Marriages.

MERKLE-DENPSEY-In Virginia, Jan: lst,
BY Rev. Father Aanogus, Thos. Msrkle to
Mary 4. Dempsey.
CAVELL-UREN-In Carson City, Jan. lEt, BY
Rev. A. 7. White. John Cavsll 70 Miss Grace
Ursn.
COMBTOCK-RowE-In Aurora, Dec. 18th,
=. Rowe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
Births.
Deaths.

MILLER-In Gold Hill, Ian. LIST, Edward g..
son Of G. and Maria Miller. ased ] year, 3
months and 6 days - - o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03

WHOLESALE ANU hEIhil unuvIh'
u,HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the people Of Gro n Point "a,
vine, Lower Gold Hill. and Families a2d hote,
Keepers In the nsdEhbofhood Of 0dd Fsllows'
Hall, that DO has recently openeda {.
Family Grooeryand Provision Store,
In IN. corner room Of ODD Fsllowf Han, whore
be wnl always keep on hand and forsale.
AT THE LOWEST PRICEs!
A full and complete stock Of aRooERHs ana
PROVISIONS, direct from the Cslifornis mar
ksts. comprising, In part pyE3 on
SUGARS,
gCOPFRR, Flg
SPICES, o.
h ~ SYRUPS,
CAN FRUIT,
DRIED FRUIT,
OYSTERS nwss~1Jn arp
- H@AI CANDLES,
FLOUR,
RICE,
NJ rs sSFtTe aFWa BUTTER,
Prsvisisns Of All Ainds!
And In fact, all articles Of consumption 70 be
found In . hrst.class Grocery establishmenE
e. J.. RYAN, Odd Fellows HAN.
Gold Hill, jan. 3, 1867. JsoH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-03
HIin-1Ien's Associations.

ITHERE WILL BE 4 MEETING OF The
! yll n.1,s A.:Ssa...sa. h.ld :. sA' oa.s: q
URpAY AFTERNOON. IS o'eiook., An ths
members are dAslfsd - b present.. ,sob ~
.T.HoHnnG o. BTnvHNBON. Prudent
"a. TlrfLR, Sserstafy. cf.soI ma bisa
Gold Hi, Ja. 3, 1871. Js9-td
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srocK TRANSACTIONS.

IkIroKrkp DAILY d 7. n bI~eo'
SAN F~RANoIsco, Jan. I'll 2. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-02
winter Fashions.

Dresses The robe that's destined to be
the haute mode this present winter is the
robe queue, with its straight narrow skirt
clingiDg close to the figure, and with along
sweeping train. 9(I
Opera Cloaks.--Ai new style of opera
cloak, of the bouFnous form, Is made en-
tirelg of white lace. with pine Grape inser-
tions of brilliant shawl patterns, forming
a deep border round the bottom and up the
front. 5f7Erf y 1c st tsy4q =
Shoes.-BOots are worn Of black velvet,
ornamented with jet Deeds, or of kid or
velvet, trimmed with sable or astrachan
round the top and up the front, where three
or four small velvet bows are fastened, so
as to show q band between. \
Bohhets.--A marked change is at this
moment taking Cplace in the form Of the
fashionable chapeau. The reversed platter
has seen its day, and chapeatx Of the style
known as the Empire are about to assert
tleir reign. Thus does fashion as well as
history repeat itself. The coming mode in
this respect resembles that strange looking
headgear which our giandmamnlas.n used TO
wear in the heydey OF their youth and
baauty--the smallest possible crown, but
still crown, and almost the narrowest
possible rim, well lscooped out behind, to
admit of the chignon being worn in the
prevailing mode-namely, almost at the
top, instead OF the back Of the head.r-P Pdtl
Nal Gazette
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-02
I'D. OSBORNE 4 Co.

The firm ofJED. Osborne& Coz Ne l42
South, High street, have now on hand one
of the finest and best selected stocks Of Car
pets to be found west of the Allegheny
mountains, and the price Is 50 low that any
man Of common means can furnish his
house with carpets and not feel the least
Inconvenience. Then. their stock Of dry
goods is immense, and the price has come
down withacrash. Call inrand examine
for yourselves--you.will find the proprie-
tors and clerks accommodating and oblig-
ing, always ready to wait upon their Gus
toners and exhibit their goods whether
you wish TO purchase or not Try them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-02
AInrmedi

There is alarm in the Radical ranks at
Washington, we are informed through
specials to Radical journals 1t is not
alarm for the prosperity Of the country
The Radical Senators and Representatives
do not look oyer the country and see that
heavy depression weighs upon It's business
and feel alarm lest they can not DO somt :
thing to remove this depression. Mo-
They borrow no concern about the inter-
ests Of the people, They are alarmed be-
cause the supreme Court OF the Unit d
States, by a recent decision In regard TO
military commissions, has announced the
startling doctrine to the Radicals, that the
Constitution Of the United States is an In
4 strument adapted alike to War and to
4 Peace times that while it is recognized as
{ the Constitution, it must be respected
during War as well as when Peace Is ao-
solute. And THADDEus STEVENS, we are
told, has during the present vacation Of
Congress been bothering his old brains "a
devise some scheme by which the Presl-
dent and the Supreme Court Of the United
nstates shall be so disposed Of that they will
not give to him and his revolutionary Co
laborers any further trouble or annoyance
This scheme is to be presented to the con-
(, alteration of Congress upon Its reassem'
bling. The business man whose gaini
have fallen greatly short Of his expectation
during the past year will not find anything
IN this scheme to particularly admire, w'
n 4al.a A. lb .sf, ~