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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-07-16
EGIS & INTELLIGENCER.
BEL AIR, MD, JULY 1G, 1869.
Negro Equality.

Do the Mongrels imagine they can say
to tempest tossed waves Of agitation on
the negro question, "Thus far shalt thou
go, and no farther2n If so they are mis-
taken. Give the negroes unlimited politi-
CT privileges, put the ballot into their
hands, seat them in the jury box and upon
the bench, send them abroad to represent
t he nation. and then halt ut that point If
you can. Already the current of ftnati-
cism is beginning to undermine the social
system, and the inky stream wash in upon
the platform hitherto appropriated exclu
svely to the whites. In Washington the
City Council have passed an ordinance inn
posing fine upon the proprietor Of any
place of amusement who will refuse q ne
gro admittance to those parts Of his house
set apart for white people, and movement
is on foot to revoke the license of any hotel
the proprietor of which makes any distinc-
ton of race or color. in providing for the
accommodation of his guests This is the
legitimate out cropping of the negro
equality mania. Those who started the
ball are now compelled to keep it in mo-
ton by all means in their power They
cannot pause, or it will overrun and crush
them. The negro must not only vote, but
he must eat at the same table at the hotel,
sleep in the same room, and crowd out
white ladies and gentlemen at the theatre
and the opera. This is the present demand
of the negro agitators. What will follow {?
Still greater equality; admission to the
parlors ofwhite men, and full and entire
equality in all the social arrangements of
society. If men object they will be de-
prived of their political ri hts or fined
and imprisoned This may be thought a
fancy sketch. Not so. The Mongrel par.
ty has acted with rs great disregard of
right, justice and morality in the past, and
Id the future they will use any and all
means to hold fast to the reins of authori-
ty. There is danger in negro equality
doctrines, and white men should defeat the
party which promulgates them PAiladeI-
phio (Pa) Age.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-07-16

3 Clark William T examiner
and surveyor and plats of
roads "a rs
5 Carr Jesse bridge accom-. 20 SO
2 Chesney d B examiner on
road 9 40
| Clark John examiner and
plot 5 90
3 Corrigan Hugh damages and
opening read 1875 90
3 Cain Patrick chairman 81
2 Cunningham & Co account
for stoves pay James Kean 262 81
3 Cahen Louis account filed II so
4 CathcartJ M magistrate IL 10
a Cairnes J Fl Register IS 90
a Cairnes G Richard road ac-
count 80 "a
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-07-16

3 Bovine Robert T lumber &C
count rs SO
S Bridge over Furnace branch
pay commissioners 237 90
| Brand Rev William T extra
on road $50 90
3 Board walk on Green street
pay William Pinkney Ham,
ilton so 90
Beatty James T chairman 81
2 Bowman VIM S examiner
and surveyor 6 90
3 Board walk on Bond street
pay commissioners 40 90
2 Barnes Hosea allowance on
road 50 90
3 Brady Eugene nurse at Jail 40 90
a Barton Washington bridge
account $50 90
4 Barton John road account 10 25
Boarman Alexander road &C
count II 90
2 Burk William bridge ac-
count IS IS
A Bradenbaugh Thomas road
account 25 so
4 Bay Thomas judge of Or
phans' Court 108 90
Bounty Bonds On each Dis
trict $2,69O l3,4O0 90
4 Ball Hiram State witness 33
Bateman s. Baker printing
account 500 rs
3 Baker F w printing account 1874 50
a .,,t
count "a 80
Bay Hugh bridge account Is 90
2 Bouldin & Waters printing
account pay WIN Bonldn 1912 so
Bouldin William printing ac-
count 353 SO
3 Burk Calfarine o P pay
Jas Keech 20 90
Bowers Mary o p pay Cath
crime Singer 90 90
Bond Stephenson's widow
pay w Price Is 90
Bond Ohio wi low pay EN-
Chew 90 90
5 Brown Susan widow pay H.
Silver 25 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-07-16
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s Scarborough Isaac, examiner
and allowance on roads rs o.
- 3 Street, Street,: JossP h AZ AZ at;oInsy,
and board walk IS no
Sanders w r chairman 81
3 StreettJohn examiner on road 90
3 Smithson VIM damages and
opening road SO 90
Street, Jno w examiner on
road 4 90
A Scarf James R examiner on
road 500
3 Scotch J E magistrate 2 SO
a Stansbury z M road account Is As
3 Sheriff of Bait city account
filed III 90
a Street, T rent account 25 90
i Smith Jesse taking pauper to
aims house 200
q Street, Shadrach road account 6 90
B Scarborough Edward road ac-
count S so
5 Scarborough Philip road &C
count 25
A Sheppard Jas State wit 80
3 Shrotf w magistrate 955
Spicer j T magistrate 2 40
2 Sanderson. F w magistrate
pay A Spencer GA 20
s Scarborough Aseph magis-
trate 20 IS
S Scarborough Aseph 81 State
witnesses TO be paid by
him, T6 80
2 Sunderland Thos constable Ito 90
3 Santmyer G w constable 81 IS
3 SMALL WIN chainuian 81
5 Scotch Isaac E constable l IS
3 Stump Herman jr attorney ac-'
count BOG 10
8 Smith Haunah OPP pay W
Smithson Is 90
Smith Chas SOP W. Price 20 on
9 Shears Amanda o pay W
Z Morgan IS 90
2 Sanders Edward, -out pension
er, pay J G Rouse Is 90
3 Sampson Elizabeth O~P payJ
w Webster 20 90
2 Sappington Margaret out PEN
sioner pay Martha-J. Gal,
lion 20 10
3 Silk John and wife out pen
sioner pay Jas Farnandis 80 90
5 Scarborough Columbus, out
pensioner pay ]. Scar
borough, 50 90
B Street in Bel Air l5O 90,
8 Sutton Thos damages on road 100 90
8 Sutton Thos opening roed pay
commissioners 200, 90
, 1869-06-07
slTv III BRlEF.

Tnx FOLLOWING BOOZE have been received by
the Chicago Library Association, and vii be ready
for delivery next Wednesday morning: Men,
Women md GhosB ts copies3; 1ntnc Wilderness
u coples); Aaska; The Old World in 1u New
Facc; AAlay Archipelago; Ring and The Book !;
Hlt 70 Hut; Aspen Court e eopfes): tf4ih Life
Is eoptes); Dr.. Jaco5; Edelwets Is copies}; Out
Of Town i2copies>; Happy 1nousht1 q coplcsl:
On the Heights q copies, E!hclrna 4!stAse:M; q z;
coples1, Oldtoxn Folks te coeiea,: Gates Wide
Open: Reco!lscuons of Lord Byron; Nshlug IN
American Easeza; Charles Ecsde1 Noza Is
e 3 sics OF srs ssaesa H. So
Sketches 9 cnp,e.l: Chesterfield; T11ootriu "a
eoriet': seats and Saddles: TEspperA Guide;
Niles: Norman Leslie; The New West; By-Ways
OF Europe; Studies In General Science: Life us
Audubon;u Industrial ATtA: Petcys Anecdotes: :
HoH Lsa Lovel The Klog
AN EtGHy-DAYf' SESSION .! the Baptist Minis
tie En.verslty Of Ihicaeu, commencing july 2.
I'm the two p1ecedtaT DAYS the Annual Com
iessrA seminary viii Be held, ald the ds1cs,ioa
Of the Theological Seminary building viii takc
place 1t the same time The following lectures
.sS paa e. G. p n q
D. on "1ne Study Of the bible Rev. Kendall
Broo1s, D. D., on 1.-THE Services Of the Pulpit
orts,a aod Anlho1iiJ." Rev. + Sezbltl b. B., On
THE Fist Chapter Of 9encsis IN Relation 70
Aodtfl science Persons 8ttecA1nR Eue l0sSl-
tuse VIII be carried On the following railroads
It reduced rates: Illinois Central, return ticket
free: Chicago Northwestern, rrtu1n ticket free :
Chicago Alton, resurn sor one nfth tste: Cnics-
SO, Rock isaA1i Pactoc, return for onc-dftn fare
"her ratltosas Thien hAte not sc. been heard
from Stu probably make d KiutlAT Icducuou, and
viii u announced II ine time.
Or THrrsn4r SxI!. Evaud Temperance pic
MIC viii cnr1e on II Evanston, few miles north
cf Chtc4sp, The occasion viii undoubtedly b<
one Of rare pleasure, and I'll friends Of temper
suee arc iut1tet 10 attend. Refreshments and
mutc VII Be provided IN abundance, hua s2seshs
fayor1pE The good canse rIl be delivered Ticket
b1 opai or CHS 41ll be Mxrf cent? for the ronns
Tin. /: Is expected tha. Dr. Fowler, Hatdeit
End R1ylirt Of Chicago: Mr. Willing, oi Rock
ford: Dr. R4Jnond md l. c. P:tcer. q EsAnsson
Vii sreat on the OCCASION; Boats Will leav
Cnodr:chn 3 dock 1t . and 10 O'Clock = h.. return
snr ~ Wuy Of the e.ib md 3eayr Eya1ston Il
n.e,nct .. n Cara wi1 ieave H1wantee depot a
az or{ocf On account Of changes IN Fal1roA
schcduieA e1curssonlsu VII be carried On II
reEr!s1 ratra
Al Asor7 sotzon Jeste.daJ Afternoon. re1
Reriout accadent befell gentleman named Ae
Camel On Indiana &vEnre, near twenty -tnlf
frrtet HI. Mcconnell wa1 riding On the 1Foa
nIstlpeu OF N IndtSnA Avenue CA, and q THenE,
fhtII ctres attempted to a'!gtt tn Cider thss
, 1869-06-07
SUNDAY At HAAtE'3 PARK.


An c1cufsion tlain LEFT this city yesterday nofn-
lug, 10 convey passengers to HAaseg raEf, \ dis
lance Of twelve mites from Chicago. on the GAiena
branch OF the Cnlcaso Northwestern Railroad
The park was opened for the season, and about 500
persons were tn attendance. Dut few went In the
morning; but the afternoon uain Of eight cars
was well dIed Tho train now runs Alu1o5t to
che p2fk saving the long walk that had to be taken
N ptcyious yeaf1> The ceremonies couslate1i Of
dancing ta5Ees-shootins, proacnaiing. cou11ng.
generally after the German fashion. fhe country
looked beautiful and the day We8 veIJ tne-
not TOO cold nor TOO hot The excur1sonNts
seemed 70 enjoy the cool shade ot the Groves and
the pretty eccneIJ along the Deepl4nea River,
which bounds one side Of the ps1f Hepatrs and
Improvements have been madc tn The buildings
And the appatAtu1 used for PurposeA OF Amuse-
nent The dancing door, a.tng4, kc-. have been
renovated thoroughly. Nj Hasse has ieascd the
1nel1 intention Of conducting the basineka on
peace principles, and arc Determined that order
hhau be preserved h7 slsitors 70 the park They
kre 70 abo.lAh tho Bccnes that IN foEIne1
yea1 hxye brought tho park into dls-
rernte, aod, ns fat A. possible
improper characters will Be excluded; T that b
tune. not otherwise, the park viii be sueces2
50 fAf u yesterday WnA concerned Nothing hap
pened worthy Of record, barring one or two free
gentle scr1nmsKe1 By rome roTcics On the carr
coming aome- TneJ did not Kill anyoue 80 The
| they had nothing to do. The exeursaoniEss 70
turned 70 the city about pm II is not intended
to have the PARK open on s1ndsy. Is the psppase-
tons wish To do everything dtcentlf and III order
Nt. u. F. cavRs u the business manager. aud Nj
J. W. MURRAY has charge OF the spprtk, &c.
, 1869-06-07

70 the xords Of the marriage ceremony, barely
bad the holy father t!nae to ahf1vc the dying nau
err all that was mortal Of Arthur dc PclREnn va
btin and start4 beforo them His death
VIII be crushing blow 70 bis mother
and sitter. Who hare ju1. arrived In
Cnicsso,. nom Francs. and Photographed
lA1t eSsn!ng for him to come to them ouIy to re-
ceire the reply, "Shot tass night; died about an
@ nsGr 70, g., Ihe 9n5y f.ersohs rtr9snt at the uar.
and Miss Cathartne sh,1pe-both strangers to tho
parties most Interested NILES Cox, Of Nle. Le
uRutes-6 The daughter Of uaen-i1apcr of U4f-
fast, lftlAnd. Her father stants ht2t In the com
uuuit[ In NhEh he livea: having been Lord Mayos
Of hls native city, receiving IN that c.
EssNy as tho guest Of the city,
Of England: She proposes TO gtve up the rather
questionable profession In which 6ht has Of late
been engaged, and retire to the peace and privacy
OF her husbands estate IN France. 4 despatch
WAS received JettertaJ morning, BY tho Nanagczs
OF The Concert Hal! II which ycandemont md Le
Fare FeEs engaged, from the manager Of How
2rd's Ollo, st. Loui1, aaklnR EeAudemont to accept
an engagement there; md had not the accident
which deprived him Of life taken plaza, The ballet
troupe, Of which he was the heaO, would IN all
probability have lefI Memphis III the end OF the
present week
, 1869-06-07

Perhaps hundred indians % were Filed. sad te1 tae
semSs1nipg Sna 1 twenty thousand were 50 etestua1ly
make raids on the frontier settlements Or XII anY,
save hRgle indtstduals OF small parties On tic
plains
Then 1t was tr,nmphantly announced that the
jubilee Ind cone. The redskins were conquered.
hamanlze.l chr1sttantEed. and all tnat wAa wanted
harmony would prevail Oh lie pluns tae aS sssuo I a.
In Dostou paIlor.
Il WAS 4 very good hypothesis, but unfortunate
y me suhposlt1ons and facts arc dlametHcaily op-
Foseu- We DO not Ike the "I-told-yuu-so'' waY
o. speat1ne but having q Pretty thorough knoHf-
sSs Of In lndan Character y Personal experience
and =! indications IN favor Of more deorcti..
stous being committed On The frontier than cger
before,
It il useless to talk about tho whites provoking
hostlittes- AnJ one having the least knowledge
Of Indian character Is well Awafe that their In
sttnets and Passions afe brutal, and their tntel-
cayo.e, which they moHt resemble, Kindness or
Rent1encss utterly fails 70 touch them, and thou
ssnd agreements Or treaties would no more Affect
their action than the blowing Of the wind. They
arc susceptible oaly to far. Let them oucc get
out Of sight Of forts md troops and kney no more
regard the power Of the EoTeTnment than they
would the rleAdtuEs OF c1pt1yc.
AZ the pres cut time, aa!ts On the border are In
as bad Or worse condition than at this tine last
J. u. coomba, Esq, Superintendent, Of the ELS.
worth eoal nines, whip has been spending some
weeks IN that ytnctnitr tells us that settlers arc
u rtcater dread and experience more real Alarm
tnan ever before. Scores Of them arc leaving
their CLAIMS and homes to seek projection at the
towns and rostz. and the rest know not at what
hour they nav tau victims TO the mercuess sav-
ages. The recent onG1Ees, OF which we have
published partial accounts, show something Of the
state Of adAtrs. The settlers afc becoming DIS
ana nayt3 = rs heS we knoM
mtnt puIEut8 Its present p0lIcY,
, 1869-06-07
1ue hstn eusnpEref.
4 Stranger Sw1ndled ONT Of His watch and
Mahey.

Thomas Hswker, N EnsilshmAp. arrived n
this city from New YORK khoot O'Clock yostert1y
morning. Atthe Michigan Southern depot IN the
Afternoon he met an Individual whs asked him
he could take cars Of COWS and horses. He re-
Piled that he could, Hhefeupon the auzngss said
he would engage hin and forward him tnuckt-
ateE % h. farm u AeatRsa ~ being
ker said he hadn't Thai much, hat had
= watch. Stranger said that would not
do, but Still he would take It II security. HAwker
then INFORMED him that he had N Enr1l4h so1er-
elgu. End the Stranger took that also They then
walked TO the corner Of Laaatle and Adams
5treet1 I" to get railroad ticket Stranger went
up one pair OF stairs, down smother, And dlssp-
peased. Hawker followed thinking be had been
swtndled, and was met BY another individual,
Hno, After OBTAINING him long enough for No. to
escape, gave him the following note 10 the Super
intendent Of Police. The etnphaazed md quoted
words told HaNker rlalnly that he had been
"sod:"
..... CH1CAGo, luQe :, 1e3.
III. man has been y indled ont Of hs .ratea- The
old 2am% one ps!r q ssaiEs md down a.pA<r lie
Know the nlan .Aosfd BE- +AtM" Ihays talked
"A Fn1zsp~
Its doubtful uawke1 recover hts watch and
sovereign.
, 1869-06-07
Western PNxcutxs

The following Western paselt1 were Issued from
the United S.aics Pntent Otnce for the week end
ing jane !, 1850, Is rero1ted BY G, L Cnaptn,
Patent Solicitor, Chicago, IL:
FOR NIINolS
Pru}cctte-J- Curtis, Chicago
Bucket. II. Tomltusou, Chicago
Treatment Of Grain MasheA WoEtA and Beer af.
ter Fe1nent1tiou-S. EscndrAsh, Chicago
Adjustable Window Screen-D. y. Hu1lout,
Chicago
still for Alcohel-E g. Etarck. Chicago.
Com XAtker-S. ]. Wosand, Lincoln.
Chun-J. Simpson, Lbeftystne.
Ice HIVE. u. Rnonett, Ccnualth.
Encklc-W. MAc.esu, Vermont
Halter uitch--A. T. Boon, GalesburE.
Horticultural BuldluE-F. Ludlow. Lake View.
Portable Fence r. Hight, GcneyA
Hedge FAutcf--J. J. Tucker Eurtne
Wagon seat-j. H. Male, Decatur.
Compont1on for the Production OF Wax Flow.
esa, F1oita. etG-E,ntlr ". Acyers, lincoln
HaTyctteT-1 Il. Ionet, Rockford.
Fon wrcoxaIM.
EhH3t EoupunH-A J. L&n1woFtny NNwapeee
Be1stead Fastenlng-T- Eeete. Appleton,
Gf.,n s,2e naef5I: R.! + ;sss. ApEaee1. R41eassnS %
1aiiWaJ rosk Caf-H. Lex, Belolt. ess'''A
ToR IOWA.
Coal 9tc|e-S. keySef, Newton
Railway CIR Trock-H Thielscn+ Burlington.
Rake OFen-p. Moore, Davenport.
| FOB XtNkESO1A.
Coal 2toTs-A4 F. Graves, Tsed Wing.
RAILWAY Stock Car-J. s. Kendall. NoFtA1rld-
| Belt Couptng-T. RudtEes, obe1let Cosnefs-
FOB KAEHAA
Medical Compounded. Adosph, Cltntou-
, 1869-06-07
Fifteen Hundred Fruit Trees Malls
ctoualJ GEdled.
Frr1s fA4 pxtrpik Hpst.

A few nights since, II Bcrtou Haspot, ST 10
seph CoQnir, Michigan, Ii The KTeAt fruiEEIpwtng
region Of THIS Staic the o1charls Of Nj. Martin
Grcen Herc visited b. gang Of rascals, Who xr:
died l,so0 peach, cherry. aprfcot plan, pear 41d
Arr!e t1ees, yalned ~ too,ooo. The trees TcEe IN
full bloom, and covered with nlass OF blossoms
II WAS evidently intended that the work shoold be
thoroughly done - the trees we're hacked and
cut and TIE bark peeled ca with a mali
ctous care. The community w4s
aroused, oacred s'acoo for the arrest Of the per-
rcasorr, and Fct 10 work to repair, As fa1 IS DOS
sible, thc evil wn1eS had been done. Fire or SIX
h1ndscd uccs were regarded As utterly hopeless
The whole region WAS latd under contribution Tor
rags &ud Kr2fulE-wAI. The grafuur Wax ~BS
neascd tn large kcstles; women and Children strip
Red aad d1prsd ins ne ssS ;a sepess
and bound the o1tnccs closely wtth Tie handa9eA =
11erral,l paInttuR the whole literally with the
hot wax to exclude the ar and protect the reqara
thai must be 1eft to n2turo-
It's sutrntsed thai the failure Of the Wes:ern
Transportation Company, With which Nj. Green
Haa connected, uAy hare been u tho bottom nf Il
The people decl1re that there A'e enough trees n
manning In that SECTION to hanG the Anthots OF this
extraordinary .illAnJ, should they ever be caught
, 1869-06-07
A MEMPHIS SENSATION,

A French Dnuccr Murdered In NC sn-
phls-Hc II Mnrrlcd on His Denth-
He'd 10 thc Leader OF the Cnu-Cnn
The Bride a Daughter OF tho
Mayor OF Belfast. ireland.
fron the Atp.pAt. Apreal Kay 8.
s. ~ : :; :ssi: S Il g :s::ss
ss beIs..:, :: ise.a @ 'f'he< 'Aa 4''' 'ts' Cox ''
=. % e sH;.n, e.: = AFhnF DE-
the rzrlo5 Music Hail, known on the blls - Mons.
4 vcaudcmont. hrtasned hls tAas, an innoeen,
on Wednesday night opened fpsilsdc non liz, I,
.hooter n epd neal the concert hall Above mem
toned. When Eeaudenons Was taken 70 his losIs-
ings, soon s**.ar hr!ur wounded, It was thought
before the wound hsa been pr5aed, ihat hi i1!o-
rcs were not necessarily mortal, but yessctiAy
morning It vas discovered By Dr. Lynch that The
ball, instead Of passing around iust under the sur.
Thai tne enanccs from its enecs vese sim u
eees 1s and a ssose oe ssasea esadera9at sa.
2t ssennE = se2S 8 t. 1se
hts arrival In the city, the tragic manner Of hts
death, and the Peculiarly F1enehy scnsanon OF
minutes before df1ng, mus: be the excuse Of thta
reporter. Il any Is needed. for giving such oftae
PARTICULARS ot he mans past Ute - we have been
enAhted TO gather. II seems that when conscious
that tho hand Of deaih was upon him, feapdc-
nont sent for one Of the reverend gentlemen At
taehed 81. Peters Church, and VIA attended oy
Rev. Fsthe, Kelly. to whom be stated that his
nns !ssy rssaed ss; 4srl = he 4 .ns "a g.
Pa!ttsanate.. Of the Rhlne} and we're
highly respectable In tneir oonncct,on. wn1le
in Warrington City some yc9Ia since he ncf the
dansecse, Mile Aiile La PaErc twaosc real naIue
l. Maggie Cor, stnce which time they have been
travelling together, making their Adyent Y this
city some months Hpcc, II 1Hooms fA1etieA
Their operations during that time ART too well
known 10 our readers 10 need repetition hcrt:
Fn1nce It to aay that he and Miss Cox cccupied
the boards Of that ektAblSnment7 exciting sen
Sa1ion leaders Of the caocAn. such &s haA never
been known m connection With the sheAtF'eals q
Btnee, TITS famous eoopls were tAr4fcf1ed by
Manager broom 70 the Gaiues, 70 1asely
occupied BY tho double t-orcassed and double
headed neGTo gal Here they contnaed
their sensatiou can can. being Nightly re-
eeised y immense audiences, e1eh - delight n
French beatiltty+ When the Gtttes Was S1ateo
for the negro moust1osttJ, SeAodenont and his
| partner Ncsr ehploTed 1t the PaEtor saloon,
Whefe, up 70 the time Of the terrible tragedy theY
Mess engaged IN The same CAD oan- Since the IN.
nle91on Of The wound The unfortunate saurt d
noNeEef, be become, III th1nea considered, fret
! tson pam md calm In mind In his frame be b.
aouSnt NJ % 90 tuttico, 10 fzr 4s he could, BY
dea S % 1sa a uo;,s. ~ H .ooo.aasg sxpFessed
she could inhez1s an estate Of some value
In Francs. And to which no via the only netr
| There bcsug 20 bar to the eradication Of hi,
| request except thai OF time, which the 8atycor
cense was hAsttly procured, md thA bzsdA tooi
hef place at the bedHde, and. ct14z,fsx tho Al
! featT ciamrny hsd Of rae dytnK H1aeE1ooue- ID,
Nth streaming Wok Aud oosstns hear, he viii
, 1869-06-07


10 The Editor of The ckieaqc TRIBUNE:
That Was verJ gpod suggestion Of your CORE
tpondent IN Inst Sunday mornings TRIBUNE In re-
gard TO establishing correct time IN this CITY, He
sugHcsts having drop bali npou The Court House.
In connection with the Dearborn Observatory, the
came as u On the Custom House IN New YORK !;
and In connection with It should be
established In the Court House cupala
one Of the very best chronometers
the city can procure, and the city authorities
should then see that the hours arc struck accu-
ratefy by that chru1ometer. There Il now no c.
tablished time In this clty-the third city In the
Onion. Time, within two blocks OF the Court
HouBe, yartes, to-day, from i've to ten mlnutea
There Is scarcely 5ewe!rJ store OF railroad IN
this city whose time aKrceA With any other,
and they all, as general thing, disagree with the
city time, as ss1uck from the couH House, Now,
this should not be in = city Of the bns!uess and
importance and public spirit OF Chicago. Millions
81 dollAta' worth Of business Is decided BY the
Court House time, and get there Is
that time {o1 In the sslklng Of ihe belly
between O'Clock in the morning and O'Clock Ii
the afternoon. When 80 much Is pending upon
the CITY time the city authorities should sec 70 Il
that that time i2 accurate; i should not be that
when the Court House bell strikes IL n the time
Of one q The leading jewellers q tho city. oni.
across the street from tie CouFt House, stands s
minutes Of II And Jet such Is the case CHI
caEo time in eyerJ part OF tho city should agree,
and with these suggestions carried Into eject 1t
would agree. TINE
CHICAGO, June 8, 1859.
, 1869-06-07

The Etvol.tson, Ane cady ssaurons = strong.
minded paper, translates nOm French writer
the Hlndoo legend Of tho creation OF the tfSt pair.
Il represents tncu both ~ created II tho Sane
trae, and endowed with speech and conscience
TbfJ xero psAccd On the tkand OF Ceylon. and
otde1rd not TO ieaye It. But after some time
Adam became restless, and taxing EYE with him
ra1ubled about the isiand- At l.ss they cane 70
tho 1ea, where their FAs nAltoW httdge o. foc&s
leading 70 1ootner land, which Adam. taking up
Eyc, crossed. There w4S IN tnatant couvnlnon
o. nAsu.c, and the hs1dse o. foeks ditappea5sd e
I'D constAptly bc8Tnd md enrsrated Adam to
destet. Rnd not disregard the VII Of Cod For
thts opedieus spirit, BfahnnA OF God appeared u
her and comfuEted her with tae ASSURANCE tnAi
shc khoaM esIc bat4a % RedettaH.
, 1869-06-07
cuMMuateATfoxs.
Opening tho Rooms 0l the Young Mems L.
brazJ Association on Sunday.

Opening tho Rooms ol the Young Mems L.
hFazJ Association on Sunday.
To the Editor ef The Chicago THbunk:
On "Wednesday evening next, the question oi
opening the foo:1s OF thc Young Mems Library A.
sociauon on Sunday comes up for action. Let us
tEuss that the question will be decided In the al
ntmat1Tc. Let rs t1uat that liberal ideas en-.
llRhfened idea-tdeas IN accordance with the
ln tic asccnden1; that MI. Collyel, IL
the noble Stand he hiss taken, vii
he sustained. II the Young Mems Christian
Assoc1aton can conactcntously open it, sootus on
Sunday to the reading public, certainly the Libra-
y Association can venture to do the eanc- The
Christian Association has taken m enllgntenel,
A6soclntan take one lets enlightened less tntcltl
CENT? The Christian association h2s said tn III
action that Sunday IVES made for usefuIne6s-fol
fmprovement-uot for dawdllnK sentmeutallty.
What does the LoEar4 Association Fay upon TIL.
polnt7 ".
CHICAGO, JCne 8, 1859.