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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21

An Iowa man telegraphed thus to an
Illinois Sheriff: Arrest G. P. W,
eloping with my wife. Owes me 500.
If lie pays, let him CO."
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A GRAND "squat,er sovereignty war
is threatened in Kansas, by citizens who
don't want to be ousted from their lands
nv Indian treaties.
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The Mayor of Boston has gone to
Washington to invite President Grant
70 be preseu, at the Peace Jubilee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21

Hon rents drove hundreds OF fami-
lies out of New York on the hrst oil
Nav.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21
Notice.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
" and Silver Mining Company. The REGU-
LAR ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
of the Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany. for the election of n Board Of Trustees for
the ensuing year and the transaction Of other
business. viii be held nj the Office Of the rom.
pany, Room 81, lIayward's Building, 40 Califor-
mia street, San francisco, California, on MON.
DAY, the 9TH day of June, 1860. ut . =. ".
CIIAS. X. ELLIOT, Secretary.
San Francisco, May 10, 1869. myaO.td
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ADMISSION
L RIO s N E VS.!
Most Wonderful Discovery of the Age.
The Afflicted Need Complain No More.
Rheumatism, Chilblains and Frozen Feet
-cURED BY
DR.. Kane's Patent ARCTIC Salve.

TT INSURES A CURE, OR THE MONEY
i refunded. Agents wanted through Nevada.
Ono hundred per cent. allowed. None but those
thoroughly competent need apply. Principal
Office for the Pacific Coast at Oakland, Gala. +.
LESSMAN. Agent. N. LUMSDEN, Travelling
Agent and Collector, through whom oil Local
Agents are established and supplied. Directions
for use on each box, which must be strictly CON-
piled with. Agents-Wm. Tucker, Boston; J.
NJ Jones, London; Kerby Smith, New York; J.
Pearson, Chicago; T. Edwards, Milwaukee,; ].
Brown, Lynn: I'd Morgan, Dublin; J.R Stone.
Cincinnati; II. +. Gardner, Philadelphia; X. Gil
roy. Montreal; j. Callahan, San Francisco; T. ].
Godfrey, Petaluma;J J. Gates & Bro. Sacramento;
Meredith & Co., Folsom; Joicc y Moriarty,
Truckee: WIN. 4. Frank, Reno; C. Boist, Silver
City, John Hoy and II. c. Kirk q Co, Virginia
City: II. Karnahrs, White Pine. Miners and
others will do well to give 1t a trial. One hun.
drcd to $4,000 offered for any case II will not
cure. +. LESSMANN, Agent.
p,ylf Inns
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ASSAYERS.
ASSAY OFFICE
II. a A Il X =,

I Y
THE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Assayer cIoht wears in California, and for
over Ave years IN Nevada, has removed his Office
to Silver City, where he will attend to any busi-
ness intristcd to him with promp,ncss and care.
g old. silver md Ores OF Eycr,, Dcscrfp-
ton Carefully ArsnJrd,
And returns Of Bullion made within six hours
In Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option Of the
Dcpositors.
Guarantees his assays to conform with the U.
S. Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-21
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Destructive Fire n. chieHso-sadde

Destructive Fire q, chie"so-saddsn
CHICAGO, Nay 2o.-A fire last night
burned tho Excelsior Iron Works, on
North Water street; loss, $4,000
insured for Sol 900. The fire was un-
doubtedly the work Of IN in%cendiary.
c. Kellogg, a merchant from Fond du
Lac, died suddenly, ut his hotel u thls
city, on Tuesday. 1t was claimed tnat
he fell down stairs in q fit, but there
are some mysterious circumstances con-
nected with tho affair.
Reply of Professor Goodwin Smith to
senator. summers Speech ON the Ala
bnmn Claims.
ITHACA, N. T., May 2o.-Professor
Goodwin Smith, to whom Mr.. Sumner
alluded in his speech on the Alabama
treaty, delivered a reply to that speech
last night. Professor Smith said he
spoke both as an Euglishman still loyal
to his country, and also rs n hoping
to make his home for many years in
America. Hefirst briefly reviewed the
| relations between the United States and
England during the late war, and then
annlyzed Summers speech, argument
by argument. He denied that England
had in any way acted in bad faith. lie
said that the Palmerston Government
was only anxious TO do justice to this
country. England is willing to let
Canada 60 when it r~leases. Everybody
in Great Britain would consider the
loss of Ireland a gain il it could be
proved that Ireland would be happier
disunited from England. He would
vote for her independence, but English
men would never consent to %relinquish
these countries as an equivalent for
such claims as those set up by Sumner.
Senator Sumner had not treated Eng
land justly /; he omitted to state that
England rejected tue offer of France to
Join in a political recognition Of the
C~onfederncy. This was strictly done to
effect the escape of the Alabama. Mr..
Sumner throughout was influenced by a
hatred Of slavery, and lnggcd his ram
cor against that institution into every
political speech. His tnunts against
England gave n strong blow at the very
men, like Bright and others, who
always opposed slavery and had been
the warmest friends of the Union they
would feel its effects, while tho Tory
party, the enemies Of America, would
be encouraged by his speech. PROBES
sor Smith closed with q warm appeal
for justice, and was greeted with
earnest applause.
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washington Intelligence.

CHICAGO, May 20.-A Tribune Wash
ington special says that, Mt a Cabinet
meeting yesterday, it was decided, after
n full discussion of the Eight-hour law,
thu, it was the intention of Congress to
reduce tie hours of labor without a re-
duclion of pay. 1t was therefore de-
cided that, in order to prevent Il dilier-
ent Interpretation by the various De-
partmcnts, the President should issue
an Executive order, prescribing that q
full days work for Government en-
ploycs should be eight hours, for which
they shall receive 10 hours pny.
The Department has prepared n list Of
countcrfeiters pardoned by Johnson.
The total number is 1879. Ninety.one
persons convicted Of counterfeitiug in
tcrnul revenue stamps were p%nrdoned.
Romero writes from Mexico, April %,
that the canvass for election TO Con-
crcss is nearly rs lively MS in the United
States. There were no fears of II dis
,urbanrr. however. The Sinaloa rebel
lion and the Guerrero affair ended with
the success of the National Government.
Matters generally look brighter th"n
ever before.
The Presidcn, and Cabinet have
agreed to recommend Congress to in
crease the rank of Minister to China.
The r. port TINT Howard intends 10 with
draw. leaving Ross Browne undisturbed,
is not true.
The Secretary Of State has submitted,
for rim decision of the Attorney General,
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European News.

CuIcAGo, Mny 2O.-The Italian papers
announce that Garibafdi has n fresh at
tack of illness, and his physician says
he is liable to die at any moment.
The insanity Of Carlotta grows more
homeless.
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f. G.. COOK,
JUSTICE OF THE A

nFFICE HERETOFORE OCCUPIED BY
" Judge W. N. Hall. Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill, February 18th, 1883. mylI.h
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Removal.
W. H. G.. STEPHENSON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN.

DR. STEPHENSON HAS REMOVED Ills
~ Office to South c street. Virginia, opposite
the Virginia House. Special attention given to
the diseases OF women and children. Profcs.
sional calls promptly attended to. Can be
found at his Office ut all hours during the day
and night. Residence In the rear Of office.
, 1869-07-14

She Lay becalmed two days aud half, OF the
former port and tho euttre sailing time to Buralo
w1sthns only Your dAy1 and = ha1f-the ben on
IN eighteen houra She ca171es . fore and ast wiro
fiE, the insention OF her owner. Captain Parker.
O. THIS ety wno attributes to this IN par, the last
TIE E1rIxss TRAIN on the Rock 1sIand Road,
due here at O'Clock yesterday morning. wss de-
tAiued I'VE hour BY an accident It Low Down
Sssa. e. neas shsmsa M II IT I9e eS esaesnsmen1 EAs
that the sleePe1s weEe tarosn CD the track Mono
Of the occupants wcre injured and the yoad Is
again In running oEdes.
A. I Lts ts. aorz on Mondsy night lamp
shop. No 1ls NeBt Eric street. A Voodcn naT-
taoG -. sct o. dre, and. for 4 time, he house
nesh6os1 ~ des1ssion e Fortunately tie
dEtnaSr waa done, '~@-o4
~, i!zTIk Boz, whose father Is proprietor Of
Dtnteoe1 taop y No lis South Market atrect, MAJ
noon: oneer Clazfe give ihe 81 sa9si eSase n snd
Anot NM The injured part OF the boy a ltmb 6As
taater1ed, and ever other procs1uo1 wm Be
taken to connteract the venom Of the bite,
TIE Rooxg OF the Chicago Iihrary Aasoc.a.tou
win bo closed On Wednesday, the Git inst for the
purpose Of taking an AcooQ1t OF the bookh All
pct1oh1 having any belonging 10 the library arc
date. '~' = >AeN' ~ VI D''''s 'ae ao'f'
:, Two 1!rsER1rrn lectures of travel IN Egypt,
fhe BOY land. Fa,1s etc, Viii Be s7Fca 1t Hy-
mouth Church On Thursday and Friday evenings
lor the benefit Of the Home Mtsaion Sunday
School The programme Is different each night
CORONER C1KAvrs yesterday held an inqueft
orei The bod{ Of gtrf, II ye4rs OF agc, mined
train, on the Michigan CenuA Railroad, on tho
eay from Detroit, on Monday nixht "Dtsth
fpu consumption" WIS the verdict rendered
DKNIIs WnA1xK, The Osweeo sailor, who N'ns
run over BY The caTl on North ClnIk Btsect Hpp.
day evening, died u the CITY Hospital yesterday
morning Coroner C(eavea held an inquest uvcr
the rcmAtn4.
Tur P1G0o Of the Jenerson Park Sunday
Place yesterday, has been postponed until
O'Clock Saturday morning.
THK REsDEkcK Of A. n. Aet11msn. No. 1n1
Hoyne street. wa1 entered by thieves on Monday
Of t54,
, 1869-07-14
THE EleHTY-sEe0Ap ILLINOIS,
Rep,y 10 tho Ahend ZcItuu9.

The following communication was addressed to
q morning paper, which declined to publlah it:
issae q tod sou cor, = .se iIsn he
-spirit Of the German Prraa" How you eau ean snch
n T. Y 81 Gsesss
,e thect @ whish s DE- net re
1!,nss tie -pr she saa prs. tas f.
-sIs j Ss g i d1 IT. 9
esd a1st e q L. eia I'D
yoa have ooped ths st,ce irfctd 10. M dccu Il or
a - iGeI the r.ocn. during
the meeting. Genera sAleuon ~. not present, and
d.y eresine nd no, eq Thrtsd.y; sh4t thr Faien
" I'D .aes reunion II iiss, fsfk o. sSads5, saaS
1sSeu; H. EFF .s1f:eass , 70 Po.!c. 2! pssal ps,,
i4 Il tse coanltes On ins' .tioa. N nd saa
the AS."d z.1sana. on the same day whea ets.s
:: Tie ss ~ i.s,s H. Gaser esiaa i as GensT sss
s.!oasns office and Ieeivcd N additional ticket ios
spas at t,s sentiment ot ali ,he member. Q. the
os ess4. Fars1d X saeah i iae1 sr4 aao ee
;s5;s ;sss = +. ss
oa1 day = Te'sts he's iaf.sas III Lana nd
With HI. we eonslaer tie eontloverry eIo,ed. and wo
az .niho1!.sd 70 say that the romsnt VIII !aie
1sa 9.le ss III ssbs. .c a't eatife '"S
~ Iaft!.i s9nEurity m T. form III 9wu conca'o
jiaon G9oss.
Fifty men,bcrs Of the regiment cypress their
concurrence Niih the aboSe-
, 1869-07-14

Ssas7 pas asy, T. ahteet poverty In gare. of the
a1e Manly1e. Her nhu16 VII Louisa Bernard
unde1 the soHbFtquet Of queen ronarr, IS JeAs
a8o, Nes one Of the celebrities Of the Faftstap
69n-euh Her popularity commenced onIy In 1SN.
The eTents 1t oiahe.te haa 1t thai
1lme created great sensation IN France:
he Valentine bathrooms, where Louisc Resnafd
eisttng1'shed hersen hy the eccent'1ci,y Of her
snd they called Louise herself Queen pomAfe
nritehard. bat b never became Celebrated.
Queen pamAre hid already been appIauded
ere1y night for seTttN months ut the YaIeouno
bathrooms, when Chxr1eb dc Bodgue. ono Ok The
editoE1 Of the Coastifut3onnel, puhltshed ia his
Journal Sketches Of the Paftslkn bA1I-toorns,
y ono oi which he revealed to Tho public the e1.
tssspes tH o. mt queen Of the gusd!iilc- Nothing
,,, xs5s n9s long II poellshing ss.t many itens
caltcatufea Of her, until she suddenly disappeared
one aay. No tanseast1 except Rlgolooche, ever a&-
Isacted more attention IN Paft1. She became the
thIuate Of fashionable house Of lil-1ame in the
shs1lons Or Parts, sunk lower and loWe1, and died
u he1 18th year, Of consumption, On q bundle Of
eHHW.
, 1869-07-14
The PbllcE EnUEIS.

hAO4EVN HltAkEl NOLAl%
james Connnrp. Whose bump OF dest1ucireneSs
u well deEeloped. went into hts brothers aaloon,
on Harrison street. yesterday morning, and
amused himself b5 throwing decAntera- turnble1e,
looking giasses, etc, on the 1oor. to their injury
When nothing remained TO break he caught his
brother and landed hin In the street. and did the
along, quiet vas restored, and Jauea WAS taken
10 the Union Street Station lie WIS aned 80
and held n tseo oan to keep the peacA
severl months past receiving commission, non
parents who hare TOO many ouspt,ns, to leaA The
xulplus ones IN different places, thai othe1 may
erAl other girls are euRaaed In The saLae burmese
and 4 eha1n Lookout will be kept for them.
-Thomas Massey L. email boy. man who
sen candy. He sold some he employer thought
he tidn return all tho money he ahonld, 50 he
had htm alrested- He was held In 1.oe bal for =
Charles Koerot4 was charged With stealing
hoIse and buE0 from 1iverJ stable Keeper IL
Joliet. A the owner Val bot present he WIS held
-rat1ck Hanrun mas nned SIS foT keeping
diEreputable house on Polk street. -Four Of hts
customers wefr Eaed r.. each
Mary Was damaged the most ana hAd Ellen AZ
retted. She was 1ned &2A
Michael LJun1 NAs aascsscA t2a tor conducting
himself In m improper roanncr.
THE AKAoKf CpCKf.
Captain Hickey has been tniitcg on houses OF
dsposed ef enne ascsy sar ~ nasd s.
and three women who lived In the house t2o osch;
Lizzie Smith, ~, and one OF her supporters, ste:
En- Es h9a u as 9 RSs1 s. s. foans ia snf IS. Ct
ke. 80 Ai4zzie Wheafley. ss3: Agnes Smith, $tot
and number Of others rrpm SIC to IS eaco.
-chr'storheT Donney was fena9aedlot u1A On
ssore owned ty q. j. Lew1s, corner Of Randolph
aod fhcdltaotu-st2
ss sy n1ssa n Eas.a ns Gn eass Psi
with stealing about two weeks hRp, EoCnc t2o frpu
, 1869-07-14
4 Terrible Confanerasion In South
CnF0lIuN4

A terrible conn1staton has been raging for the
last Two weeks In All-Saints' Parish, uorry Coun-
~, g. c. IL brokr ont near the upper end Of Ocean
HaI, not far from the sea-Ahorc, and has reached
the Wilson eataie 1and4 on the Waccamaw, Hx
tnilea above Conway boro, having burned oTer u
distance Of nearly twenty miles The average
breadth or the fEe Is unknown. Tae country
Hay steS xn'G a. ssa stsn a,es e9 e.
have been made oare Of all undc.gru1ih,
aud the trees and umbcr4 complete.
y destroyed. The sayannahs, with the tpr-
peutine bo1es. are made stette wastex The ho:,
d1y weather rendered II impossible to check the
owAru march OF the Cameo II Wis yet burning
on Saturday. Twenty thousand turpent!nc boxes
tave been burned The earth Is LEFT bare behina
the Ere. The csttle fxhge Is destroyed for tie
season The deer unsheltered. aud the bcats and
nttlesnakea macc TO seekA new nidlngptace oE
be Destroyed BY the Erc- II l. estimated th2t oEef
lla, ooe acres OF land were baEned ortr. AT night
the heavens were br.ll1sat from the lu1td lanes,
and The clouds Of kmoke that arose By dAy were
hut porteuta OF the fiery storm beneath 10 tht
IRE can be Attr1butcd the hay appearance OF the
atmosphere Throughout the South for Tho past
week
, 1869-07-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

RcouIlEu1 V0ncn.-lf you ygould
be beautiful use Ha6ans Magnolia 1'alnl
1t Gtyts pure blooming complexion and re-
storeA youthful beauty.
1u ELECTS are gradual, natural and perfect
It removes rrduess, h.otchcs Rnd pE1lc+ c1tca
tan, Euhburn and frcckIcs, and nlalcs lady Of
thirty appear but twen,v. ...-.., -.
The Magnolia nain makes the skin smooth aud
pear4r, the eye bright and clear, the cheek glow
T.:h The bloom OF youth, and inparts fresh
pinrpp appearance to The counttnAncc. No laiIy
ncca complain Of her complexion when Is ccuIs
viii pnrcnnse this delightful article.
lyop1 Kaina1Ton Il kne best HAE Dressing.
, 1869-07-14
AMGSEMEHTx,

The Peak Family Of Bel Ringers NJ the Open
uousc this evening, with an eut.,e change OF pro
grammc-
The A1mtt Bartholomew pautonine troupe
blay "Tbe Adventures o! Coco ncd "Mother
Ntddle Wnddlc " lhls evening al McSlcEerA The
ntrc-
Theatre
evening ot Woods AlsenD.
, 1869-07-14

htnHt1en OF tie Ingredients entering Into II man-
ufActu1e, that ep0d Lbcuita rolls, 0r patty, both
Il Always already, Always rrllhlc, and requires
but half the qusntlty Of those Of ordinary manu-
facture, and l, consequently. cheaper. For eale
IN pacsaEes to meet the wants OF ILL., BY grocers
EenerAIly. ..
, 1869-07-14

CINCINNATI, July lA-T'hc United stAtea Cou-
missioner To-day held Eastman nnd Campbell ID
zosD0 each 10 ahDwcf the charge OF tpohng the
Collectors once ~ u1ralisan.
, 1869-07-14

tsThc1c's no uuch word ms fnllT''-
This Is absolutely tins IN using Doolcf1 Chemical
icakt Baking Powder, for 80 perfect Is the co1a-
, 1869-07-14

ktQuccn TonMfc.s
A woman who At o1e lime achieved ruuch CO.
lcAritJ In tho World Of .al1san LaYousy, Llel The
, 1869-07-14
MEIEpRuL LoGicAl.

Meteorological record Tor July II, 1867 as report
Cd py J. 6. LAnGSu,n, 1T. oat!c,an, III 1iandopn
strtct, correspondent TO the Smithsonian 1n5u-
words "rtcrtng,% gentle" ahteh," "dJ,"
"1poiFt atmosphere" " !" rain, and snow:"
sTn<. Lllr. NiAd 1>r t Rote
, 1869-07-14

RcearhcT'a Caurt.
K. George Smith :. IT. 1letde!. Judgment In
nsBuHps1t bJ confession, for S272sa
plvOECE A4EEp
John c, F1nchasd r. Elizabeth FlnchAfd. Diu
for divorce, with nr1davit that defendant Ia res-
dent Of New YORK. i u stated In the bill that
the parties were married At Brooklyn, y. y, on
The s1st day Of December, 1sas. and that The COM
platnant hsA lived IN Chicago during three yeara.
The wife Ia charged With being \ common drunk
unn.
, 1869-07-14
AUCTION BALES,
AUCTION BALEs,
(Estab1fsned 1861
WIN. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
Auctloneers and Dry Goods Commits
sion Merchants.

BOOTS,
BALMORALS.
CATERS,
CHILDREN SHOES,
MEMS SOFT AND STRAW HATS,
kid GLOVES, eto-
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. July Il at " o,escek. Il %
sa1N1pd1n1. s. :, . And II RAhdolph-st,
WA A. HIrTEEs 4 CO..
, 1869-07-14

AThc Doctor Seth Arnold,A Hnlzana
yoa sens nc h.a been oasd y Eysel{ ana Others
highly appreciated By al who have used It. It "a
good thing" So writes Rev. J. Porter .. u, Of
Methp.nBt Book CQpre1u. New Yort.
, 1869-07-14

Junlpcr Tar SouP-IR a certain
cure for chapped hands and M fe1ghnesg or trr1tA-
ton Of the akin, ectena, rtngwoIm. salt.heuns.
ptmplca and other eutaneous anectians, making
ihe ok1n so5t and smooth. Aan1factnred By Cas-
well. HaEszd Co, New Tost Sold BY au drug
EtStI "...
, 1869-07-14
THE COURTS Of LAW AM EQUITY.


William 6. Contr1ght Ct Al. Y. BARK America.
Libel 1led for damages oceaEiored by q collision,
on the l4th OF June, leG5 about O'Clock IN the
morning, IN the Straits Of Maceiuaw, between The
o1g Pilgrim and the bark America The Pilgrim
wss on her noH tack, As tEc libel alleges, heading
northwest " west half west, going at the rate Of
about stx Enots a0 hour, the wind southwest by
west; and the llbellaut attempts TO make ont by
proof that the Pilgrim Has close-nauled Oh the
WIND, and the litliaut seeks 10 maintain TINT the
bark was on her 4ta1bcard tack, With the wind
Tree II these allegations were suatalned, the
America would be In fault
The ans#eEt On the part Of the bark, iuststs that
me Wind was sonth By west, snd that she was
close by the wind heading southcast and that The
Pilgrim had the wind free; and there Is . further
allegation ID the answet that the brig Pilgrim,
Just before The colIlaion lu1ed and attempted to
cInss the bow Of the bark: hence The COLLISION
Libel {and croes llbel dismissed. The main
In the case Was Rs 10 which Of the
crafts v as close-hauled: IN other words, In what
direction the wind VIE The testimony showed
difference OF 1oux points to the course Of the
y IND, which would make ali the difference ~ 10
whleh vessel Nas going free and which was
close.hauled- The CouH not being satisfied by
the evidence on this point dismissed the libel
, 1869-07-14

Ca1edouinn PfCuic.-SodA Water,
lemonade and fruit Atauds for rent at HsA1' P1tt,
Thursday, July Ia Apply At the otnee, iii Madi.
son street. THOA GQUaE.
, 1869-07-14

.BLoOp-MANEISG-July IL, By tho Rrv. Ed. g.
l. Blood. Of Chicago and Mlaa Lizzie J. Manning, 81
Watetown, Aan. No ehEdl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L.por&a Ind .Juns
el1nk -
, 1869-07-14

Robbcrs Held for Tr1nl.

an. ..ls ". f. lE. l.. .Ss
ss,,aa ss,a: ~ IL Il IL Z + n n: : il : i issIs.:
, 1869-07-14

Circuit Court.
.......... JEDGEEK1H-
George D. Merrill ct nla '. Il. G. Caulson, For
9eJs.ea =
Snsan r. FOoSman =. Stephen, George II. aud
William u. Jewell and Andrew Anderson, For
N,e7o.
NEW sC1T4.
SicholauH Trneseh v. Columbus, Chcago i IN
diana Central Railroad Company Case. DAM
ages laid ut IL, 600.
George Z Gents ct nla gents, Lurnhard L Coy
:. Matthias koetfef, alias Martin kAefes. Case
DamaRes, f1,00U.
Petition OF Joseph E DeHaven, guardian OF
Josephine A. Augusta L aud Sarah E. Deuayen,
to mortgage real estate OF minors
, 1869-07-14
MARRIED.,

Paper Hanging and Window
Shades, latest etJteA. Paints, oEs. glAsa and
hruBheA, II r. E MGbyH 81 Randolph 1Heet
, 1869-07-14
C1Fcnlk Court.

In Bankruptcy,
Entitled 10 Arrip tor Dtsehdrqt-II, c. Hunt OF
Chicago; Samuel r ChIlds, Of Chicago.
, 1869-07-14

81 Jamess Hotel, Boston, Hfna<.-
a. NE tzte1lns season approaches, -four patuna
Of thar Intended srr1va1, re can be better pts.
pared foF thel1 comfort PRofR1kToK 81. JA1Rs
HuTEf. -
, 1869-07-14
DEVELOPMENT OF THE VOCAL ORGANS.

T.mEh!ct u,.Ishta snd fos sale ts ecnts> hx WEST
OoY q CresbJs Opera Heuse Statement II ainser.
health al q eorentaA hoArsents& phlesM md
iatigc old n9tes strrnGthelcd new notcA mAdc Lost
voices Erstnrcd.
, 1869-07-14

OF CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
from june D 10 July H. Tr1in le.rtr Van 1rcn4t II
s:lq IN tE1sn eavrs Twenty yfou!thst q b53o 4. M
trim leaves lator1t ~ p. Titfrts. &l For sAc
ky PORTER JENiS, r South Clzrk+t
, 1869-07-14

The matter u now set al rest, and u ever the
hone now. The Atlantic cannot anon to lose thc
small amount Of interest which attached to he
supposed Presence Of these SOLITARY pcaka, but
p.oa se5ond aoaSi sass 81 ,ee1 a nes sss PCT ea
70 Be found, nj least In the latitude aad
longitude In wnea tas5 on tas
NheTe taeJ NJ lndlessed u II ihe ta easft. m; nd
aeep ID iaa a1onna nd nes sae q
q Fpex or shoal 10 any direction. T1s sooner,
theIefore they come cut Of the Admiralty map he
ever got there NJ ali From the locality Of these
Fictitious ptnnac!es the cable course Kept IN )
pretty regular dep,h of no@ lso to 80, tata.
mixed With myrtstls Of the most minute shells.
These shells comprise various forms Of Gtdtopsa.
90, which, though perfect IN their oreanizsnon,
the most powerful microscopes They are realiy
a. dnc as rour, and the Ereate1 Part Of tho bed
q sns Au.nns Is ooSsH WITH the sts
vaa long denied, hist ii lsess sreM
Over s1ch totion The Inc ~ Is tasen in ~ &c oi
a ls5Ee circle, The 1no&t sou.heriJ point Of the
cable being IN q deE1teA nor,h latitude and the
end Of the Newfoundland Bank IL u SUNK IN about
lt0 TO go laihoo$, The water on the bank Itself
sa.ns @ y e y ,sta0@s T9n1 II Is
pass the bunk at al. must citaz the csblc which
lies under its lee BY some hundred fa,hous or
he chaanel between the Green Bank and the s..
F!e11r Bsnk in N elnost unvAryine depth Of 800
tAthoms- From this point ont The consse Is oEes
pa1t less than 100 faihona and genera!iy over 80
I11E PROCESS OF 616sA1IR0
The following description OF one OF thc most
Interesting p.occsseS OF laying this csbfr WILL br
Of interest t.. our rraders: Message. were sent
freely from The shore 70 The ship aad their receipt
r a fT,hrr I1if1r ruf