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bara p be next demanded
In the summer. perhaps, said Bar
bara, shyB.
''To>mo-row, said Nahum, decisively,
and .to>lnorrow" it.was
. Upon my word, Barbara, y said Ma
hun, on the first of May. As he watched
has wife S blooming face behind the coffee
nm, @ouscan't imagine how much joiiier
,t Is wirhstou for housekeeper than that
hag, Mrs, Farley
Barbara only laughed, and said ''he was
dear,~geod Old stupid y
So the probabilities are that neither
Mr.. Nahum Briggs nor his brown stone
house will he In the market again, as TO
LET-INoUlRE WrTnIN."
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Uneasy lies the Head that wears a
Radical Crown"

A correspondent OF New York paper
wiring from Washington, under date OF
the l3lf inst, gives The following particu
lars OF a case wherein the impurtubihty Of
the man cigar in mouth Was disturbed:
Senator Ross, OF Kansas, and Senate,
Chandler, of Michigan, both called on ia,
president to day. Ross had the frsr
Chance 10 speak 10 the president
: L CONT, Mr.. President, To ak with
you about the appointments tor my state,
having heard you intend 10 make certain
ppoint ihcntS they may not harmonizc
with my desires, If you deem It worth
While to consult them IN The least -
10 which Grant iacuncaly and lnterroy
ativeiy responded ~ ell, sill! This
presidential response Was not in the true
manner to he ieHohed by the Kansas sem
atUr.
Am to understand that [ am rightly
informed "a to your stated intentiol.s TO
disregard my preferences in the matter of
appointments, MIR. President" inquired
the senator. .5
That Is question hardly susceptible of
answer, SIR 10 what appointments DO
you alludc Inform lue, ana then can re
ply, rJnncd Grant
=. Senator loss liked the second answer as
little as HE first, but having come for en-
Hehteument he was Determined nos to go
away III log. The senator therefore. with
suppressed rage, explained The APPOINT
u4ehts to which he had reference.
Frank y, sir, | intend TO make those
appointments, said President Grant
:" hat, Eli You scorn TO accumulate
me III the least, exclaimed Ross bolllno
over with rage.
SIT, | believe [ have given you INV
answer, hrmly, but sternly replied Grant.
MS IS hot treating Inc fairy, Mr..
President, nor as one gentleman should
treat another, muttered Ross.
L have no lntentluu to be dictated to-
SAID Grant sharply
Nor have L TO be insulted, even by
you, SIR, We're 5ou twenty times the pre,l.
uent, eXc!almcd Ross, With his ire stirred
to white heat.
must decline to be annoyed any furth
er on the SUI Jec,,' muttered Grant be-
tween his teeth, and desire the inter
view should terminate.
You and your desires may 60 to hell 1!
roarcd out Ross.
Leave the room, sirl leave the room,
or shall iorce You out. Numbered Grant.
Dir. Ross TOOK his departure accordingly
IN terrible rage, quitting the white hou e
like one rushing from the plague, and hur>
RED to the capital. President Grant
threw himself Into chair the moment
the door closed, aud wiped his broy with
his pocket handkerchief, evidently much
agltatcd. Old Jack Chandler was
thus addressed by the president
Excuse NE for a few minutes. After
that Interview must take a little time To
cool off, ~
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a Church Deacon Elopes with His
own Hiece.

From the Troy IN. Y Times. April 10.
n lew days since Deacon Mcneil, of Ar
gyle, left his home, wife, and child, with
the understanding that he was going to
Fort Edward with a neighbor. Indeed. he
started in company with companion, but
the two had proceeded on their way only
short distance when they overlook a Miss
Mahaffy, also a neighbor and niece Of Nc
Nel, who upon being questioned as to her
destination, replied that she was also going
to Fort Edward. As she was carry ne n
somewhat heavy satchel, and the n-igh Dor
with whom Mcneil was riding suspecting
nothing, he invited her to ride. She ac
cepted the invitation, and the THO proceed :
ed on their way. Upon arriving at Fort
Edward, the parties separated; but by this
time McNell's friend begal to suspect that
all was not right, and keeping an eye on the
pair, he was not little astonishcd at see
ing them proceed to the depot and take the
ears, since which time nothing has been
BEARD of them. Mcneil, who had been
married about eight years, leaves a loving
wlle and one child, ana Miss Mahaffy, who
IS about y years of age, is OF respectable
family. Mcneil let a letter directsd 70
one OF his neigh bors, requesting him t,
sell his farm, which was heavily yed
and, after paying the incumbrance upon it
to give the balance to his wife he had SC
unceremonlously deserted. .r
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DANCE O SEA

Dance, O,sea toplai tive music
Ofthe mermaid on thy shore
Gently rising, softly falling,
Gliding, swaying, evermore
Rise, O, Sea, to the wild tornado 8
Shake thy dripping locks on high
Billows fecting and pursuing
Till they strike thes ore and die.
Restive Sea, as Adam saw thee
BY the sunlight and the moon
So will We, his children. see thee,
Tossing till the day of doom.
Mereiless Sea, that new pity
When the wrecked were on thy breast
Meyer listening to their anguish,
Ever making hope a jest.
Silent Sea, why so mysterious .--.
Hiding from us what we'd know
Of the secrets sunk forever
In thy depths, far, far below
Dance, 0, Sea, to the plaintive music
Of the mermaid on the shores:
Gently rising, softly falling,
Gliding, swAying evermor,.
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FSa- The French army has just lot enc
OF rs most gallant officers BY the deaf h af-
ter DULY two or three days illness. OF Gen
eral 0 Malcy. He was The son of one of
tie IRISH emigrants Of %, who entered the
french Sc vice under the Consulate. II
late General who was in his 18th year,
served for a locg time in Algeria. He
commanded a regiment In the Crimea aud
got the Ea III h medal with three claSls
He served in the Italian champaign when
| he DOT his promotinn as Geucrai of brigade
| for his distinguished bravery at Magma.
! He accompanied the french cxpediiinuary
force under General MOn;auhan, to CHINA
ard on the departure of the general-in in
| Chief, Was left in command of the troops
Subsequently he was sent to take command
of the sub division Of Constantine, then of
'Iarseliles, ana lastly in the department
of the Nlevere About six or eight months
ago be was, at MS own request PLACED on
nat pay. He suffered much from wound
In the ear, received in China 1t was never
healed, and the attempt to stop the sup>
ruration is thought to have brought on the
erysipelas which carried him off in two or
three days. ......--.......
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esa- Quite a scene occurred at the white
house to day 1t appears that senator
Ross, of Kansas, obtained an interview
with the president, and protested against
denomination of one Babcock, for surveyor
general of that state, and added that sen
ator Pomeroy and representatives Clarke
bad been making pretty much all of the
Kansas appointments. Grant replied that
It was useless to say more, as his mind was
already made up. on the surveyorship Ross
continued protesting, when Graut said +:
Il tell you MY mind is made up I don t
want to here any more Ross replied ::
.Go>to he'll - Then Grant moved toward
him, and said: Get out of this house
instantly, and never set your foot in it
again Ross, with out a word, at
once left. A witness furnishes the ac
count. Ea- r--fs-- Egr -s. -..rr
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marrying to get Suit Of Clothes-A
Singular Case
From the Dubuque Herald


On Tuesday last coupe presa,ted
themselves at Justice Smith Office for the
celebration of thar rite popularity known
az matrimouy. They were Informed that =,
license was required by the laws enacted
by the old fogies of the legislature to i'm
pedc and harass those matrinonialv incl;n
ed, and forthwith the cxpectant bride
groom departed on a slow trot for The
clerks Office. He returned shortly with
the permission for Christian Gintcl 70 we'd
Louisa Siegri>t, duly signed and sealed
and Justice Smith suspended police casc
then in progress Of lial. to make The divi.
ded hearts one. The bride was in tears
and with tlculty responded TO the to oh ,
ing ana tender formula preciibed by the
statute put respond she did with a nod of
the head, while the bridegroom in Arm
tones declared his intention to take for let
er, Tor worse the weeping female whose
nanu he then and there clasped SO
Justice Smith pronounced them husband
and wife
The bridegroom wished to depart at
at once Tor his home in the country. but
with touching fidelity to prior promises
insisted that fo- one night more She should
remain maid, and fill an engagement to
tnI oaii at Tue city hall with young
man to whom she had 50 promised
She did attend the ball, ana on the fol
IoWlng. morning stated that she would
pack her wardrobe and accompany her
husband to his country house. She depar.
parted for this purpose, and since has not
been seen. Mr.. Ginter does not like that
sort Of married life, as who would ami
as his wife has never visited his
pea and board, wishes to obtain di
vorcc.
1t is sad case of misplaced confidence.
Louisa has flied herself out with a new out
ut at the expence of her husband, and
therefore has never given any wifely con
sideration. And yet the statute seems 10
have provided no adequate remedy for
such female treachery. Talk about rights
women This man is wronged, with no
means Of obtaining his rights.
sA Is this c B 4 me?
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GEORGE REED.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. has =
n sumed the practice of his profession, an
Can now promise to give prompt attention to .
professional business entrusted to him. &c
lections made in any part of the State. Fer
few weeks his office will be found at his dwcl
ing house. .s.s.
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GEORGE N. wOODIy.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law an
- District Attorney for Manitowoc Count
WIS, All business entrusted to his care will
promptly and faithfully attended to. AdyiJ
honestly given, for which a reasonable chard
VIII be made. All parties liable to ''sue AM
be sued please give me call. "Be We nd
deceived" Office in Huebner's block, on nj
corner FORK and Eighth streets, where he mad
be found from A. NJ until p NJ
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eA-ln 1868, 500 officers were cash,
tered from the Austrian army on accoun,
of dishonorable behavior, among which
figure very considerable the f.ct of ,hei,.
not paying their BID after plcdging their
word OF honor. A lieutenant nav
ranges from fifteen to twenty dollars per
month, out of which lie has to find his
outfit, uniform and subscribe toward the
maintenance Of the resimental music
corps.
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j. "A. BROWN, NJ. ID.

PHYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accoucher. +
pecial attention will be given as hcretofo
during a lengthy experience to Midwifery al
S1gery. Office on York Street, opposite Be
kern's store, where he may always
found. Orders may be left at L. s. ). Ro
inson's drug store
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R. O'CDVyOR.

p0Ol and Shoe Maker, west side of HUI
- hr.d]s building, corner of Eighth AM
Buffal' streets, and viii be ready at all tim|
to ma, fracture Boots and Shoes to order, ad
of and the best stock that can be found in II
markes O 90
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ga A pair Of lovers, near Bristol, Eng
land, were taking a walk, when some
Slight disagreement arose between them,
and the young mar walked hastily away.
The woman soon went in search Of him,
and found that be had climbed tree and
hung himself by his handkerchief No
body was near he spot, and the girl at
once climbed the tree TO cut her lover
down, but she had no knife with her, and
the only way by. which she could effect her
object was by biting through the knolted
handkerchief This. with some diGiculty
she Succeeded i'll doing, and the youth fell
On the ground insenib!e, He was taben to
a hospital and il was considered doubtful
whether he woult recover
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IL. 5. BALLOON, NJ. ID.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular atte
/ ton paid to the treatment of difficult 81
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, Z
aiming Surgeon for Pensions. Office in i
building formerly occupied by Kuehn & C,
bankers Orders left at T. & j Robinson
Drug Store will be promptly attended to. v-
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Cattle Fair.

THE undersigned Informs the public TINT n
L Cattle Fair will be held at the Halfway
House between Two Rivers and Mishicott on
the following days in each month during tho
year 1865: March goth, May 24th, July
2sth. October 4th. and December 9th, and
would respectfully request the public ia
pntronze him and his undertaking. Tho
We y best accommodations may be founl at my
place sa -ssrs'
JULIUS wEILEP,
January ,, 1859 a6ly
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Manhood How Lost, Hoy
Restored

TUST published. a new edition of DID
j q EIlver.y ellis CeIehraated I'D
/ say or the radicay care without medicin )
/ of SPERMAToRRUpA, or Seminal Weakness
. Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMpoTENcI
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedmcn|
! to Marriage, etc. also CONSUMPTION, Fri
LErsY, AMI F ITS, induced by self-indulgcnd
or sexual extrdvag lnce,
! gGy- Price, in a sealed enve!op, only
/ cents.
| The celebrated author, in this admirabl
essay, clearly demon strates from thirtl
years: successful pr cticc, tn the alarmir
consequences Of selfabuse may be. RADICAL
ured Without the dangerous use of interna
medicine or the application of the knife
/ pointing out mode Of cure at once simple
/ certain, md effectual, by means of which eI
| cry sufferer, no m liter what his conditio
may be, may Gu ell imself cheaply, privately
and rqdicaliy. ..- ~ .-
| E7g~This Lecture should be in the hands
every youth and man in the land.
| Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to an
/ address, postdajd, on receipt of six cents, Q
two post stamps. Also, Dr.. Culverwell'
"Marriage guide" price % cents. Addres
the Publishers, -.a...- ~. -5ssr .ta
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & co
1877 Bcwery, New York, P. 0. Box 1856
/ CQ.ly
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ERNST KERN,

[Succcs"1r Of Becr & Kcrn,]
nEALERS - Try Goods, Groceries, Crod
- cry, fancy Gods, glassware, boots al
shoes, ready-na clothing, paper hanging
hats and caps, to children's cabs, live ged
feathers, bird cages, kerosene oil and lam
sc. \ share of public patronage solicitd
Store on York street, near its intersection wi
Eighth Ere. 7a#H :.
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ID. j. EAsTON, Nj. ID,

physician and Surgeon, treats all Aeu}
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to Will
men, women and children arc subject OIL
and residence corner of Y ork end Seventh 81
Orders left at the Drug Store of Bacon, Thon,I
4 Co. will be promptlY attended to
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sea- A lady has just died in England a
hundred years and three months old, who
never out on one occasion went beyond her
native place.
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lsD A telegram was sent from London
to Calcutta, aud reply received in l>2
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Letter from the President of the Kew
England Labor Reform League to
Senator sprague.
Senator Sprague has received the FL
lowing letter from the president of the
New England Labor Reform lea que
Worcester, Mass, April 0, 1869.
DEAR SIR L cannot repress an Impulse
to thank you for recent brave and timely
utterances in the senate. 1t is nearly two
years since the National Labor union IN its
platform of principles adopted at Chicago,
announced the great truth which you have
been inspired TO proclaim to the whole
American people, viz That the rates Of
interest must be reduced and ca pitai econ
omized so as to serve legitimate enterprise
in production and exchange. instead OF, as
now, nonrlshing the instincts OF q moneycd
arlotocracy. IN endless schemes OF monopoly
and speculation. Whatever time~servlng
aud subsidized senators may have said IN
reply, be assured that not only the work )
ing people Of Rhode Island but Of Mass
achusetts, of New England, and the nation
universally, could they speak, would heart
lily indorSc your manly rebuke of a policy
which Is deranging and detrauding agricul-
tnre, manufactures, and takes the bread
from millions Of tables in these states.
Respectfully, yours, truly, K. ii, HEY
WOOD.
President New England labor Reform
League
Hon w. NJ. SpRAGUE, United States
Senate -as
g~Geo. Fl. Rea, president of the Miss
,ssippi Valley Transportation Company
has, purchased 100000 bushels of wheat
at points on the Upper Mississippi river,
VIII send the tow boat Mowhawk and five
barges up to bring it down The whoa,
will be sent directly to Liverpool, via New
Orleans, and will be laid down at the latter
point, 1t is said, one cent cheaper pei
hu.he! than can be taken tiom the Miss
lsslrp river to Chicago The Bannock
City and bargcs arrived at St. Louis or
the 18th, laden with grain from the upper
river, and the Imperial will arrive soon
from Dubuque, with about 10000 bu>hel,
OF wheat destined for Liverpool, via New
Orleans.
Ii the lake ports, and likewise New
York, wish to keep the trade of the Who'll,
North West, they must bcstr themselves
and wake up from their lethargy by i'm
proving the channels Of commerce tina
nature has marked out for them. We ar,
not much .draid of ST. Louis and New Or
leans, but we hope they will keep on in tn,
good cause OF cheap ireightage until the,
scare the lake ports and New York a
least a little. Nature has provided iber
ally for intercourse between the Mississippi
aud The great lakes and between the latte.
and the Atlantic coast, and if the peopl
interested would but improve Them or re
qnire the government to do so, or help
there would be need Of but few, if any
grain elevators below St. Louis.
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JOSEPH SYKES

DEALER in STOVES; also, manufactur
l of Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware.
kinds of Repairing done. Shop on Eight. st
nearly opposite the First National Bank
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BE- The Rock land Soldiers Monu.
aest cost - 900.
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e. KsEE;E.ENs..

PROFESSOR of Music, &c, viii give lessor
in vocal and instrumental music in the vii
lagos of Manitowoc and Two Rivers Res
ience on Eighth street, near the court hons
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Business Cards.
CHARLES vi. vYALHED-

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law. Off
n on Eighth street, over the First Nation,
Bank.
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RARE CHANCE!'
AN OLD STAND AND COOL
BUSINESS FOR SALE!

DEING DESTROYS OF leaving Manitowoc for
ID new location, / offer for sale my "t
HOUSE AND LOT,
situated near the corner of York and Eighth
streets, as also the fixtures of Confectionery
and SELDOM, with good will, &c. This stocA
is unrivalled in Northern Wisconsin for carry
ing ON he above business.
| also offer for sale my "s T.
7af ea HOUSE AND LOT, 5g
on York street, known as the ''Empire Store
The buidingis of brick, and is good location
for store of any kind. zr,t
For further particulars, inquire of me at my
Confectionery and Saloon
9f 28.tf CHRIS. KABKE.
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ssS~ New a ibany. Ind, has a woman of
81, who has given birth to IL children.
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sW ne d-a.l 81 up this I!u,.
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@- Is this a / c B 4 me -?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-18
TIE MINING PATENT QUESTION.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

". S. LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CIrr, NEv., May ., 1869.
EDIroa GoLD HILL News: Dear Sir
Referring TO the Hon. Commissioners letter
OF January %. 1869, published in yesterdays
issue Of the Gold Hill News, permit me to
state tina. the following mining cases have
been sent from this Office TO Washington,
and in the order named:
Radical, Spotted Tiger, Bald Eagle, Dean,
North Star (BueD, South American. Bailey,
Utah, Brophy. Knickerbocker, Timokc,
Golden Swan, Hale & Norcross, Ohio, Rapi-
dan, Front Lode Consolidated Uncle SAM,
Twin, Montgomery, Fity-six, Rogers, Table
Mountain, Emigrant, Jr., Alabama, Buck
eye. Grant, Atlantic and Pacific starlight
Lodc), Atlantic and Pacific midas Lode).
Patents have been issued to the Bucl,
North Star, and TO the Fifty-six.
In q letter from the General Land Office
dated April u, 1869, and received at this
Office April q, is the following paragraph
ain the case OF the Bailey Co.'S claim upon
the Bailey Lode. and the Virginia Sidonia
Co.'S claim upon the Virginia Sidonia Lode,
no further action need be taken at this time,
as their areas are found TO be within 1000
feet of the proposed line OF the Sutso
Tunnel" Very respectfully.
F. d. ToDp,
Clerk in charge Of Office.
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To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of the
To,en of Gold HUI:
GESrLEaLI:-I herewith submit my Quar-
,erly Report as Treasurer OF the Town OF Gold
uiif for The Quarter ending March 81, 1860.
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application Tor Patent.
Notice no. ia.
L. -. REGISTER : OfFiCE,
r,r.nS lf-Y. NCyaln. October d. 4,

" - Nv
CARSON CITY. Nevada, October q. ISIS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT III
~ Bacon NH and Mining Company. by ~. i.
Head. President. have this day flied In this office
n diagram, together with nc.icc OF application
for q patent from the United States, under Act
OF Congress approved July %, 1866, for 20 feet oil
n certain vein or lode OF quartz, or other rock in
place, bearing gold. silver. copper and other
metals, commonly called and known as the Com
stock Lode and Bacon Mill and Mining Com
pany. situated in Gold llill Mining District,
Storey County. Nevada. said claim Is bounded
on the north b. the Bowers Company. ami on the
south by the j. ID. Winters & Co. Company. and
l. more particularly described a. follows, 10 wit
Commcncin. at Post No. .. which Is situated
south so cast distant SEX feet from the south
east corner OF the Imperial and Empire shaft ;
| running thence % south 30 ~ wet 20 feet 10
Post No. 10; thence co north I3o 2G west lo5'.o
feet: thence go north $40 81 west ai.S] feet:
| thence ~ north s9.2G west il.t5 feet; thence 10
north $40 ~ west J2i.7 feet to Pos; No. 90;
thence C6) north 30 II east 20 feet TO Post No.
y; thence "a south SO 60 east 52i.1 feet /;
thence I) south 500 y? east il.l5 feet thence 90
south SO 81 cast 2I.S3 feet: thence l0 south
so ~ east i05T.5 feet 10 the place of BEGINNING,
containing 0.II acres. more or less. Bearings
expressed from the true meridian, magnetic va.
r!aiion 1872 II east. said claim Is more fully de-
scribed IN the notice and diagram posted in this
Office and on the claim.
WARREN 4. LOCKIIART, Register.