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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-16
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL

. H.|# ..H.#"# ..#.#.... .N H.... ......
Was organized 10 check this outward
low Of our and afford 10
Insurers the better profit commanded
by California Investments. lng.gns
The above sum, NJ ourL.owest Bate.
wsnId yield slO8,377 ~, thus. nj
fordinE nm additional prsht 10 the
Policy Holders or S2O4,6ss So.
Our Investments nre all n,ndc In
accordance with tho LAWS OF Cali
fornia, and our securities arc ms good.
n. those hold by Eastern Companies
All tho usunI kIads OF Policies is-
sued. and no permits 10 travel re-
qaired.
WILSON DUNLAP,
(At Banking House of II. II. FlaggJ ,
Agent for Gold Hill.
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TIM Religious Features of the New Span.
ish Constitution.

Nsw YORK, April l5.-Article 20 of
the new Spanish Constitution obliges
the nation to maintain the worship and
the ministers Of tho Catholic religion.
Other articles allow resident foreigners
and Spauiards who prefer another reli-
gion the right to exercise any other wor-
sLin
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RnLI.

SHAE1UN hOH
OF tho Gold Hill Rire Department,
for the Election 10 be held April
9Sth. 1863. 2ggEE.W
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IMPORTANT FACTS.

We're collected upon this Const mud
sent East for Life Insurance. The
Money was invcsted Mt nn average
rate Of 6 per cent.-yieIdinS $685.
6SS SO per annum.
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Deaths.

RYNo-In Virginia, April u. James V. Ryno,
native of.Ncw York, aged AZ years. shhN
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Lincoln Hose &c. Ne. 3.

! A true COPY. RICHARD SANDER,
T2gf Secretary Gold Hill Fire Department.
Gold Hill, Nevada, April 10, 1860. apl6-td
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New York, March 5.

NeW IOrk, MarCu D.
The Herald says: Pardons will probably
be issued TO Callicott and Enright. Great
efforts were made by the friends of both o
these men. snd the President finally con
sented to issne pardons.
1t is stated Mrs. johnson, wife of the
President, is quite nnwell.
The National Council of the Union
League Of Americn. which has been in ses-
sion IN Washington two days adjourned
yesterday. John W. Geary, OF Pennsyva-
MA was elected President. and Thomas C.
Baker. of New York Secretary.
The National Executive Commit Conn.
Gil meets in New York in December next,
wrestling match for $1,000 Wed.
nesday was won by Homer Lane against
james Johnson.
The citizens of Auburn have voted to give
Seward public welcome home
Richmond, March s.
Gen. Stoneman has instructed Col. Rice
to notify citizens that unless XII Klux out
RACES cease detachment of soldiers wi II be
sent into the Infected portion Of the State.
who will preserve order aud subsist on
them.
Augusta, Me-, March 5.
The House refused by 80 to 25 to mass
resolution instructirg Senators and Renre
sentativrs to vote for the re-establishmcu,
OF the Reciprocity treaty.
Havana. March 5.
Mr.. Ctley aud ten other prisoners, claim
ing American citizenship. have been re-
leased. The flagship Coniocuk is here. and
Admiral HUFF is making active preparations
for the protection of Americans.
Reintorcements are being sent to the in
terror by railroad
The steamer Moelisonne sailed for Miercis
and other ports. taking 5000 TO pay the
troops and purchase munitions of war.
a ship had been chartered 10 take three
undre1 rebels to Grevadi.
Tho bank Announces it will hereafter lin
1t exchanges of notes for gold 10 the sum If
ten dollars.
Government is advertising for borses and
mules for the army.
The Bishop of Havana has offered sixth
of his income for three months for the slp-
ort OF volunteer, and the clergy have fol-
lowed his example.
Advices from Laqua report the rebe!s,
saturday last, tore up the railroad to that
city. stopped d train OF cars. mulilated the
engine and made prisoners OF the fireman
and engineer and railroad employer.
Thr Cuban rebels at Nashua are yery nc
tive. 1t is reported there that a steamer
win cargo OF arms, and crowded with
mrr, arrived at Ragged Island on the 10th,
On their way 70 Cuba.
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THE OIL MARK ETS.

OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, March 6.
The market continues dull. Buyers are
Offering $6.l5 and holders are aaking Sc, 80
@6.4o.
Shipments of oil from this point, March 4,
per o. G. Il A. r. Railroad, l,492 barrels
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon DiSMtcIleS.
GRANTS CABINET.

Washington, March S.
PRESIDENT Grant seut the following nomi-
nations to the Senate today
Secretery of State--E. B. WashLurne. Of
Illinois.
Secretary of the Navy-Adolphus E.
Berry.
Secretary of the Treasury-A. T. Stew.
art, of New York.
Secretary of the INTERIOR. D. Cox, of
Postmaster Geueral-A. J. Creswel, of
Maryland.
Attorney General-E. B. Hoane.
No Secretary of War named.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-03-05

Nervous Prosiration eau can be cured by
using the Great Yosemite i,itters. IT,
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RICH MARRIAGE GIFTS.

Ihk iiicHssT GIFT which Young Man can pro
sent TO his Bride is u sound constitution and nure
heart Essays on these subjects, with the hu:naI o
tvews OF bcncyolen: Physicians, sent in scaled le
yer envelopes, Tree OF Charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p. rhadelpba. Pa 100 Am
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EVERY FATHER

n, secure Policy as early as possible as none
.usa'hy4persons can be insured, and 1t is his
i, tu.y to provide in the safes. way for his FAM
"n'cn he cannot do better, than by Life In
-"nee' Money invested in business may bring
n,n e eA' ior while. but it may all bs lost, and
Jan;-u
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MARK ETS..BY TEL.
EfsEsAPH,

Special Dispatches to the i>sily Rcvord
VrrrsBUsGu. March ).
Spot-l61a for IS gravity. 81 rr.-.
First watel--lGa1 for As e. II & -.
b. o. first six months, 1920 for As gr.
- for Al gr.
). o. first six months, l5ls for As gr. ;
for Al gr.
Buyers option all this year, 20 for
40 gr. - for II gr.
Sellers option all this year, Is for As gr.
Market Firm, with slight Improvement
over yesterday.
, 1869-08-29

for clcAra and vine. and 1,{s {rrrjer1' md
jewent1s' bills for the nrc.ent, which ho
nctua1,x ain hnv nn,.;d. md in ann,
cs.cs. tho eo1or;s.. h4rc mid &ae,n ind;d5.
ua1]y. to saro tho Duiot c,ct,i,
- Totnus ot,,aIr r1op in ,rc.rnta uhor, +.
uiyea In xtturn f5 and then 10 charp, tha
oost ri the E5 nrraont In thoa. f,o,, rh,,r,
.hp hss s1roodv rpcc,rca tha Inn ,,a at11
frv4h.r. =, roi,o~, ~ ~ N.1,n
biI, ln,nrrrd IN N, nn,r;,s .. :, - 1a... ~
for vbicb hc co,tocts wv ~ ~ ,o,.s seVu's
oood-ps,uref1 Anatrn1Inn. ~ t. ~, I 49,. 49, @
ix M rb,r,, ~, ~ son... II 49,. .uI.,, % -,
norn1 11,chrrs, .,n~,,- - 49,. ~ .11,. ~ ~
,,c,, ~ .a,fan,,s. l.. ~ .u', su,'e 11'aa
a1,r,,Ao ct,,r,.,. T.. -. - - y. 40
shsYp. nn1cea a., H., .a..,.s :. 1913 ...s.'s ~
W;,co,ai,, f,,n.~ 49,. ,'~s..s.'. - ~ 4 ~
, 1869-08-29
THE ECLIPSE,
Papers Read ElcfoFs the -i1ucricnn
Sctcntitlc issocIntiou.

Scicntitlc isxoc5ntion.
At the session Of this body. On the sod, Prof.
IiouEh, director OF the Dudley Observatory, g2re
an account Of the .otn1 ecupae as ooserved uF hia
pass, at Ma,soou, ILL.,
He stated that accurate obsetFahbns were male
70. rxinR the time q tns E3Toas @ phsnotnena y
Through the tourte.les Of ~. orsoot President,
anu General staErr, Superintendent Of the West
Of rife W ncafiy i,t5a miles II length vas piacesf
q, ni5 disposal Ter the purpose oI getting time
from The DadeI oosefvatoE7 Raley3 Beads
concluded that It waa real PHENOMENON, due to
the rough edge Of The moon cutting on the sleu-
der crescent Of aolaE lish.- tarse red protuher-
which becme visible 1hirtJ seconds before totalty
and remained for nc.ftJ kx unrtes after the total
phase, or Until cut % By nc Advancing crescent
WAS not iesS 1han 20. .060 mics
Dr.. Baker Edwards, Of Montreal, read q PAPER
iy Ds. CAaf'es sma'lwood. Of McGui College, Non
tseaL There wa1 al!2ht agitation OF tbs guu i
limb second OF 1870 before the nr1s contact, The
cj1c 81 the suu bcnE lighted I'D wIsA tpas.coIared 4
rsotune1soee* shooting out caruscaslons Of tho
1Eakt between tho co!or Of the Euu1 brtaht tlsk
And these Fosc-co1oret1 pfo1uncncea MAS Yery dis
nnGt ana 9f ,f kfuasalnx heaas. resembling tho
vas submitted 10 The sun. moFed forward escrY
nse minutes, and a.so "Trip OF paper prepared ii
me ehsomnt1ps process, win Kood re;ulss, sbo r.
lns Ine acslon Of the suns lxnt IN producing pho
toErsphA SodHtDrtion Of thu cuaps va appa-
Isat: tbcy Appeared Rt all tines sharp and well
tlenned, anu 20 coIuscstlons kcrosa the moon
we're apparent or two polarlscopes, rlacui. one
aoe a9rt1 aua tho otaef south, rho latter ahowct,
ing former case The usual appeAfsnce. Tnero VA
nfffcept'hle Increase OF moistute ID the aiu1oa'
pntIc, Ind 0zons was much In excCsa The "a
roIneser and Thermometer both felt during INC
teltret, r1sInR afterwards Their xefe si'ght n
.llca1ions Of atmospheric cIccs!cty; the 1ucll-
patton IuAEuct showed ycT3 AuGht dectease iE
do.
Professor DA~d Murray, Of NutRcts College, n.
j.. Enre tho result Of tho nbsefratlona OF tht
Il lie eeTpss. aaa s1nis.tcd tajssraa II ao o.
, 1869-08-29

In the United stntcs District Cnurt, yes-
tcrday, Judge Druulmund granted an in
junction restraining tho City Of Chicago,
the ulinois Central Eailroad Company, tho
Michigan Central nailroad Company. Rnd
the Chiengo, Burlington * Quincy 1tailroAd
Company FROM erecting buildings np"n tho
two blocks of land enst of Michigan avenue,
lying between Randolph ard Madison
streets. 11is lnnd wn. II part Of Fort 1)enr-
Lurn Addition to Chicago, ard was slcGicat;
ell tn the public. tu remain vacant aud foE-
ever free of l'niliinEs, This dedication,
Judgs Drnunnond holds, cannot he si"la.etl
or infrinee,1 ls either tie Lcsisln:'!rc or sl'e
City Government, nntl ca1 only l's diverted
from ita original rnr1'oHe l'y cun1"1n ,ation,
in tin e1erriso u tho right Of "a1niilcnI
dtlnHi,i."
Ihr .1u1ge intimatea Tint, w1liln tho plain
.iE id Ills c:ssc WIS tlu ltnilo1 Stn!es Uht
original owncr II tho prpcsty). il woult
| bn r'l'lally rt'tupctont fur my citizeh
wlethrr IN t'ws'rf of property nhu!tihi, "
tho .1iHpntc,l tract or MT, I" IMPLY to
tsn,it Of equity for MI injunction to RESTRAIN
lie ,l"fensannta. Or my # tl,on., from erect
ing iui11int:s TIL il III pursuance pf the ne
If thr Legislature.
, 1869-08-29

There IS curious lAr In ireland providing for
the pulsph Eept Of those who Indulge IN party
exprc.slo ns" t1d IN slch declarsanna at ''1e-
ltxteuA rccl.1E" II arc ca1cu1ated to lead to 4
uytach OF the pe1ce. Arcst1 for Violation Of this
lsr 4rt vefr comn11. The EaSlss-1lcs seem to
nnsEr.ton cyen>hAnded Justice 70 Cs.holc aad
pr,testArt u.lke, AMI Tho trtafa eTr often refy
atuustnV. rpdcs The head nt Aa1ltes:2uo1s Of
Rc,taIpus Teettug, the Belfast RAi1E'Fe1, u II
pouce report. tbs following cases: neEnsa WA5u
= - arrested for kat1nG be ~as ~ Faots. TO the
barkoonc' aud tor kscktae Policeman on The
sntns; be WIS nEed ~ and costs 5os tals tod:s.
c7vet .vo~A Of his religious fsi,h md sen! 70 ts'l
fur fourteen DAYS fer inc assault utnrJ Nrt'Dol
vas arrested fos "blc.suG the lo1e = tn snihcetd
market. On hts way to the stAs!on hou*c he
changed his mind and cursed the Pope.
This khnuId ha4c nl1dc 1t cFeu: but t1c
magistrate 1ncd him ens allke for the
ttcx9luE aud The cursc- Catherine WAra. Wao
onIy cursed the Pope was nnrd Az william
Crowley. whosc offence consisted 1n s3FlnR that be
wns Euoi Hnui1n Catholic, GpNf TAp.4t. AMI
Corr nan, Hax 1nest In the Garuc suordt David
I'LL William He.tun, Joseph klsKatrtc1, anil
VHn8u NrpTn came PAST tne rul!cc s5At'nn. anh
t,e c..t two thnuted, To he'll With thc f'ore:'
Tbcr were kfrcs,ci, md the other Two then Al1dc
p,c ct the aanlc expression. ant wttr also afrr*f-
I'll WHY did Jon currc The 1ope :" aske,l the
magistrate. "lt jrAt came into Uar heads sad
sho rttsoucrA: aud tho magistrate tr1t tactn ~
tal tor fortnight to gtrc tncu time % get II out
cf their hcanA The rrfcnue fhu1 ttcritrd from
iilcrc manifest OF religious fc4l II RAfd to
amount to 4 consldetapic sun IN the course Of q
1e1t.
, 1869-08-29

because the baby u expoacd to drauqhts from
Windows and doors. and night alr Is damp and
chill Fltnntl for winter sud the coot nlgtta Of
antumnt u preferable IN cotton.
IN r1xoAST CuntaTExtrd ROBE,
valued At 400, u On exhibition II q Lake gtrtet
Furnishing house. II IL made With twenty fows Of
vaicncitnncs inserting. with nArruw row Of
French work hetvecn. The hem OF the dress wM
worked with wreath Of i,y OF Tho Yatlcy. Bre-
tclics, commit utuc!ng at tho back, won't over tho
shoulder and down tho mont to the hem hnd rero
one solld tn4sa Of embroidery. Tho tiny open
b'te4rs ne.e composed ,os wheelEo.k AID tan-
dJteh
qCIZyEu ntsa
e.tatd with lace arc sold Ut one doliar eacn, and
nro pretty nnd usciul. Tho yonn1 1ndlcs Of the
family should make them and present them 10
hatI. IsA the dalnfiest Of faneY wcfk.
DTEk.bhxssEs
for babies arc made to DO Tor tfst abort dresses.
They stc complete, aud ~uru orcs q long sltr
Deep pointed embroidery Is used 10 trtn. Thrf
n.r just Aalt the length ii tho haip.
INFANT CL0Axa
Ii white nrc made nf H,rrtno, MarHetElcs, md
prera flannel, End trimmed rlsh border Of quilt
ed sdttn OF pattentnteft, Dlae sn't rhlie French
Eanne!, at twenty Ute cents, staEcs T. hAnt!sunc
cloak. Hoods should not t,r nnrn In sntn1urr
they nre tuu wartu, Eut, tot winter, they ate
trofc cbtnfnftnhfc than auJ trrhtatc brnnet;
HAbv BuH:kf9.
The ieaAt esr%bi,tnsr iii this vn1 ti,. HIS. yetf
"a h4flsnte. /! nn etstscsatt ennHrt + r!arr TIT
thr ntE's head, It Il sns'l trallc thf IN" lat"l
f.nt ttt!e creature ns tnee Ruri,lrs its"it With d
ia1tiiui Il! titt frrtti satta t.t'aH+. s,l test'
th.!f r,alh' III II tn"nt!. tt1c tetr.'" ~ r''.t
triy tatnNrta, rfsft hnrt Hsd ctbHn ..ra.ntt II
uast ea-.ls stt t"ntutn!~s, Hrt pt+tft,
A..,f. t,uw, Ant ittntst Il rfft fet tr''t ~ *r~t
IN u raht: 1stt II III tn,f hef t'l ~ y i'"s'p
" s"t: tt d Hsi. -"tl. l'*isl"s4 'tt*s'tss s't'
Y nslts is,ts ~tl tnts II nAhAst'ss: u ass"-! y
t4s y NJ II si.stt, a+'y sshs's u ti'.4. 'ls3d |
,ts.ktt1 n>sf it'u sh!1 NJ Fi.I ci!4t ~ 6sH 4 u
f,sh1s; ths,t ss II tfit ~ !e@Sts Il t.tt4F, u IL
MI aI!tI ,Ahl w h4sI.H u. Al"1H 'JHhlElH W.
t.s.t,,nt ,.. ssHR1s,t HsaW!1H Hf eass E54fts tA"t
,l,lt 4scashf tilt.
Tuust. . are lin jt3!ll4n 4 tiaihaN |uE lnf1In4
, 1869-08-29

The PRICE Of Wales having 30 diatin-
g::islofl himself 1y the virtues he Stands in
Iced Of, il might have been hoped that his
roy1i brother, The Duke Of Edinburgh,
would baye embraced tho easy md aban-
6ans opportunity afforded to shine hy con-
trast. Did he but pay Ills debts the British
17ul1ic would call him ri1tuouH. Did he hut
offer to give in return for the abundant
presents he receives, some valuable tokens
ot his regard, Parliament would vote tho
f5rtls To pay for them md call him gen.
rrous- Rrt cren with n people thus waiting
to be eracious it is hard for Prince Alfred
10 cut respectable figure On bis recent
visit 10 Australia the Colonial Government
sptut 10000 to entertain him. Tho people
stopped At no expense and loaded bin With
rre.eEtn. Tie sec1ns to have returned these
with articles Of such tlifling value as to
ba,e excited the Il-concca1ed chagrin, il
not contempt, of his hosta. And yet fol
these ~oEthlesa presents Parliament /.
called ulx'n in ita nnnunl csti1natcs to rot.
him E3,5n0 rs Reimbursement, and thi
Parliamentary disbursement Is cha1gcs
oscr to tie Australian Government, wit
The thnEp intent 10 make them pay, nc
onl. for the presents 10 The Prince, hut fc
ilosc Handc by tho Prince TO themselves
As the Prince has IN Allowance OF $7s.N
wear, or three times the enlary Of ot
President, md hna no fn1ni]y I
Eousebold to maintain, it won
rccn TINT hr might afford soac tessimoai
os l,is gratitude 10 the Australians tor ths
nunjtiry,,cc 10 hiu,, without charging the
with tie expense Of it, 1T least, Tho Col
NAL Tsrliamcut prefer not to ltay fa. ''''o
,rescnts vhicl, cost the Prince },nt u fri
iiuu II sl,at sun. Meanwhile, tho peoI
ri Victoria nrc still more t'sBuBtca to &
TINT His Royal Iljghncss left bis club bi
, 1869-08-29

roma and protuberances- or the rel pro.,.,
ances sesen vese seen, TWO ot them Of ,rzan,,'
bio slze and brtll!ancy. The larTe*t ot -.
other from the cloudy mass being open 5,,.EsS
10 IL to disclose the space beJou., or t.nr =.
presence Of dcn4e corr Or nuce1iA Tic r,ssss, ~
points extended Into long rays. The .nncr p,r =
Tho coroua rna bright but not strtatei. ii. ~.
sstns po.ts aqTs'e 1sls' S1x +, dtsss!nry tsu
obscf.ers noticed other Curved pnt:ot4 of I:,s ,ns
Professor Murray reah extracts tson. .hr ,rsor
Of observations ,luic at sfatsonn ~ ir..1 En-:
Iiill, Of Cans.idFe ~ ohseEEst w''h1s" r.4eii
lfu saw Vents minute or trn ,rinsr tn1';r'
ani Mercury, Afcturus md VEGA 'l'i.'us Il. il,
!aot spscl,lf eato 10 o,.ervc thr ps.aFr y:
catuna e1tcntit'i min. ur sa!n., hut H. .Gr7
.fs rot. T. Youaa. & p.s.aoah ~ srsr Il ~: ~.
papers m .!5 nca urthUtf nj nt+rrrtnrr ,.t1l..
;. tho tpsctr9sr1pe, a' "!." , IN n. Aprr'un i
spectfp4enpc {urnttbnn the means II tr,y ,e:;
rtu observation Ut th' instant NJ nrs' r''',". II
~ tMo nspr1ss 4 d,a:tF ~ 81 bifs fEsoT q y" @ y:
to j" ii. rotnt q h. inh rt.stc H.: rra:4 .'i
sHtsh, asl hs,f s,r.s,, hFlira i, 'ra,",'':,s
inr ii lcFnarras'"ni ran'' II 'h.l,a.s 'i'.a =:
c.t"e! r!rat arrr's l"'tf E7rtl7n' NJ II" *r,"'s
f.r ~ pni II e. th'Sn'' IT, y, q vi 'r'i ~
s5fsr,rt , tt!s, ~ :, It." It.; ,s !4s ;;,s, .
.n h",? tt'sa I. = t,rn y, 's ""
H HH:sa, '::'Sr:.. @ !, II. !...tr;;Si n; s:%.,.,."
i.l",s,i +, !, + Fl, !;4s!f r. si.1l .;.:@'.
H.. 49,. .r.tt y, i u I IT, .:s4i ,is IT, .' 7 ,.
fSr."i.i *it4:''1','t 80 ts.} ~ s*' ,,s".,.
, 1869-08-29
NIErlHu THE TELEGRAPH POSTS.

The Co1uuon Council have rcconsilerel
thu vote requiring the Board IT Public
wnrkn to hare Tho advertising ho1es 1e-
moved fron' the telegraph posts along tho
public Rtrecta. 1leHo loAta llnro ''Ren
greeted l,y the Western Union Telegraph
Company by tbr consent uf tile city. IlAt
coItpant was granted l,eranse II never ctl-
tered ilc mind Ut any person thnt Tic posts
svpn1 nrer 1e rsed for Rny 1ntrPoso than
tu carry llla wires. II now tnr1s uut Tint
altan ,,ps,n nre trt ~ rented out A. n1roE-
iiH;ng; lizards ''y .i,e company, or by aonc
swysun ~ whom they hare Efapte1 tie
,tiviiegn wl,rrc .1a1 ,hr company "r tta
Eul.-.u.ttaesor get tl.c right 10 erect i"a'"
es.l l,,.ll.ti,,-luastla nlnnH thp ntrr"'s anil
hire Than, umt
The WuHsc,n t'nhm 'rrl"gtnyh Tonip7hs
ian emhll pt,1 p1tnl'ln c"tr"fh''m'. ''u'nt
innInr&s ntA'n t',e i,cta.asls csrisol "f "''l,
sau,,t". .,.n', hnd the favenna fr'm 'f'"a'
,man n,ny ta iu}nbta,t Ia III" "anl'a''y
t, ,a,s In li4al tho rp,nl,Hhy Inns H"n
t,irn.in ~,.n n9n an r,rlsas.aaatssl ulsn"n'
t,e,n.,n, nu,t lin .urls'sntl.',s. l"!t. tthIitH
~, ,t,n,n,n.,.l, t.na itaAna t1n pin lls'gn Ut
.n.n,unl rate, h.ul'theses'y ailaaa a''a'l'rr
teuI,l lie lTutit In rill,nr enan, h"*aS"l
il il, 1l,u prix,1ya # the 1H,sta !uF as!sas
lnn,tlt 'rhu Council 1so"suy r"tnas! +
1r,t uut tho lamp lenhss for h'nilnE r'
1,..,c, At ts,y l,rss tAu telegraph ls'sta n'
l..,i,,l.,ly .A,ircts, an.l considerable o'
ht.uctiona ind you'll not be tolerated ws'
they no, necessary for telegraph purposes
, 1869-08-29
Fur The chieu;ro 7r7Suns, :.
WhY 1 Wcpt2


dieottd 10 Hrs. L'r<7noTt and ASHa Ls7ndrd
Sc1aataad.
wept-u,y baby was boy!
I uoutued Ger Group and daily cole,
Ger nurses ires and doctors calls
Ger nights Of terccealrS d!abolic-
Thought upon the c1t1nsoue1 face,
Tne l1ngs TO double force Inflated,
Ard wondered why, Of I'll my race,
70 hare boy .loull be fated.
{wtpt-ny baby wa3 boy.
Thought Of ali my p!easurcs cnded.
OF h.otcn kite and Shattered toy,
OF coat and t1pu4eta to Be mcnded.
Iwept for poss ollactiras jeu,
Foz household Idols xude.t pounded,
For chickens stlaugted In the shell,
AnL NIrtched tiiseus hung OF. Grounded
Iweptny baby Waa hoy.
AID uehed DER Al Of 1oanhoo<iH bothsr;
ncr eyer1 gil he Glanced 10 Know
Wonlt want 10 Mss hin for hts mother.
Aoa, crossed tn lore or politics,
When women made tie sAw md Tp1ed,
He'd get into sor1e precious ttx
And break the tea1t that On him dote1
Ana 50 t1sntA n1sp the VAL
And tried In rain ny gE!et to G1otatr;
To thEk h2a boy II all
Ard vowed ID never bare taotnet!
, 1869-08-29
pnUTEt11Hu TIE PAVED BTHPErH.

A}ti"silan tux t}essrrcs Thu lhanlsa " fhp
l''ilir fpr its rtut"At ng.tttst tha fustt"r
sle"trt'tinl II u''t attrr! la+efa"nt- T., ll4e
s'r"'nl VI i'ulilinge nsrs il.rns. Ihs
N!,ef"'ri f'Hrr'asHt iii h,,ilI, t.'l.fk otf"tf,
'"t Tr"'''''ef'''' efthrI. l++lr','n f,sa.1!e mi
'1.'t. n.,sl = t'',tsn II t,rhailh a1trsl, .er"4
u" 't""s. ..istlm t's 4i'a ,.,,tn. " r,n,sA !.a,u
'""h sf"'nt"s l''t u" 'Its t"l,1s tmt
tl.""st "il IT,. nIt ut..s.Iltu ,i,a, ,.".u tue,
tss"s+t "Eps 'l'h4a e''m.Is 'l"s."g 'ha ,~4t
tuN 1t4sS. '.l"t " Lave ti,su4i VI" hssu,'uF ta
ilu i"'.r, ti."H Il, ,.a.u lad il.bn stsu.ta
s"s" W, l."lnla. nua ssnJtAsahIy ,njusu.t by
Thu eas.d'oa.s appltal!cuu If tha hs,.su>
uostay ia,siuaA,
Tia, i!Eat nat nf TIN rr4,hrhs Ut .n.uyjnH Il
lHiiitlnH Ia " ,ltiyu an i5un l,nIl thirty lit
'unru tnchna l"nK through the pavuu!ont III.
to thu oatth l,nuuatl., I'o lhH IL ntluchpd
tho ulnln ulA'n which IL thu wlolo strsin OF
Tho moving snacliuusy. This bolt, wAun
.t4ten up. IL ngdn driven through tho paye-
lncnt In tho Hanlo why, ut q punt 200 foet
further III. WAorover thIs bolt ia tlriysu
thu block nnd boards beneath 1t aro btokon
holcn arc made, into which wasor flnaA liz
wny, washing away tho sand and gravel fs,r
yarls uruln.l tho entrance, resulting in the
speedy sinking Of tho pavement. Wo have
seen upon Clark atseat, wharo ono Ut those
holta bad been driven, wAcre tho bed OF
The street Ind boon Saahod AWAY for n space
of ak feet square, under tho N;colson pave
lnout. In short time the bIocka yielded,
sunk, got twisted out Of place, and
finally boealue hruken. Any pernon who
will walk down South Clark street con dis
cover hundred spots in which tho hand Of
! rcpniriug worluen havo utterly failed to
remedy the damages resulting from this
| businesa. The West and North Sides have
many miles Of pared streets, and there arc
| many miles Of new street pavement going
down ove1y year, OF great expense. Is it
| rot trifiiug with the public interest to per-
NIT this pavement, Which costs ten dollars
per front foot, to be destroyed, that spccu~
lators in old shantes (which they buy at
from geo to SIS each) may move them to
aome place, from which again, in q fow
years, they will be removed, to the destruo-
lion of other pnsod stzeets2
We belieye that the granting or with
holdirg Of this permission is vested in the
discretion Of the Board Of Public Works.
There should be No discretion in any object
on the subject. The law should stAtc that
no buildus shall bc moved On Or over any
Of the streets payel with tho wooden blocks,
except, perhaps, ut 4 crossing, and Mt that
| int mi hrH or Ey,ikn QhNtf hn 1rJtn1, fT