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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14
LIFE INSURANCE.
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HOME COMPANIES.
THERE Is A FEELING INNATE IN THE
breast Of every person that swakens pride In
the success Of home Institutions. It associates
and Identifies itself with our lovc Of country
and attachment TO our homes; and the benefit
that the Pacific Coast derives from q patronage
Of home institutions Is felt in every department
Of trade, pervades all the different branches OF
busincss-enlarecs that which is already estab-
lished, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active industry. In patronizing home compa-
mics you rely on your own knowledge, and are
not compelled to take tho say 30 Of interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 60 TO-
those whom you know best, who can and will
assist you-appiy this principle, acted on every
day, to insurance. Is there any country more
naturally sell. sustaining than the Pacific Coast'
Why then destroy tho vital principle Of pros
perity, impoverish the country and complain OF
hard times, when your misfortune Is the result
OF your own action, Would you deposit your
money In q bank on this coast, or on Wall
streeti Would you deposit money in . Life
Insurance Company on this coast, or one In
New York. Would you buy Mission blankets
or do you prefer sending East, You might get
q better article.
WOuiu yOQ bpOp bO uihe
improve the facilities for the Importation Of
FOUR We are all political economists, but
that man sets whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become OF that $2,6OO,0O0 sent East
for Life Insurance last Year, II It drawing you
8 per cent, or l5 per cent, Would $a,SOO,OOo
added to the circulation on this coast make any
difference In its prosperity Would 1t NOT
increase tho amount in circulation here one.
tenth, and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since dcspaired Of col
lcctingf
Is not the Pacific Mutual IS responsible as
any company in the worldt Is It not as liberal
as any, Arc not the laws Of Califoni. az
careful Of the interests OF the policy holders as
those Of any other statci Can you naHo q
company which did the sam amount Of business
in tho same time that the Pacific Mutual tas
donei Do the stockholders Of the Pacific
Mutual get onehalf as much fo- the manage.
mcnt Of tho affairs Of the company and the
security which their capital affords, q. the
officers Of any purely mutual company which
YOU can name get for their services as officers
without furnishing you any security at ALI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14

OOh Go HFOu No "hA W 49,
Ie3l n w, c. BOUSFIELD & CO.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
{!
TUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AND WELL
u Selected, Most Desirable Stock OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Ladies', Misses and Children's Hosiery,
(Made TO my Order.)
HAVING FACILITIES IN BUYING GOODS
As Cheap, II not
Cheaper than any other House
This Side of San Francisco,
I am determined to sell as Low. II not Lower,
than any House In this State.
Ladies' Of God Hill and vicinity are respect
fully invited to call and convince themselves.
NJ. FRANK ENHRIMER.
Gold Hill. August IS, 1869. aulS II
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AGENCY,
Gold Hill - = Nevada.
WIN. SHARON. GENERAL AGENT
rJ,HIs AGENCY IS NOW PREPARED TO
receive deposits Of coin or bullion. either on
OPEN ACCOUNT or to issue CERTIFICATES
therefor, payable lat tho option OF the holder In
Gold Hill or San Francisco; TO make coilections
purchase Bullion at the most favorable rates, or
Parent Bank In San Francisco; sells Bills OF
Exchange, and transacts q General Banking BUS
iness.
Checks for Sale on
LONDON, BANK OF IRELAND DUBLIN
PARIS. NEW YORK,
SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND (or.).
BOSTON, SACRAMENTO, ETC.
WIN. SHARON, General Agent.
W. II. BLAUvELT, Cashier.
Gold Hill. Au.ust Q. 1859. aua Il
BOARDING HOUSE
For Sale or Rent.
THE POPULAR AND WELL SITUATED
i Boarding House OF tho subscriber, at the
upper end OF Gold Hill. II IA well furnished
throughout, with all the fixtures and conyc'
niences for
ONE HUNDRED BOARDERs,
constituting the present run of custom Of the
house.
The whole will be sold, together with the
good will Of the same, on application TO
LIBBIE EMERSON.
Gold Hill, August Z, 1sS9.-1m
GEE RGE P. NOR RILL,
, 1869-12-13

The Toronto Globe notices the fact that
the Onondaga Salt Company are Offering
salt in that city at sl.35 per barrel, while
on the American side OF Lake Ontario the
snme salt costs s2.45, currency, OF s1.9l.
gold. From this extraordinary state Of
things the 0lo6e draws the inference that
American beef and pork can be packed in
Canada for the American market cheanor
than it can be done at home.
We trust that Western farmers and pack.
ers Will make note OF this. 4 tariff of
moro than one hundred Per cent has been
put on foreign salt to give a monopoly to
the Syracuse Salt Company. With tho
money which this tariff gives them th.y arc
enabled to furnish salt to the Canadians at
half price, but this libera1ity enables the
Canadians to salt our meats for Us cheaper
shan We can do it ourselves. This il mart
Of the system which is called protec,ton to
American industry.
, 1869-12-13
EORTXFIRsTC CONgRHaa
WASHINGTON, Dec. II,
- SENATE
Not In eesslou.
.uOUHE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. NGERso1L agsin .introdnced MI, i'm q,
snoi1xtng su additional issue OF legal tender Hofe
epr sa9 - a@oa9t @ 9f ~ oeo ADD moyed ID refer
ho91e had had that bin offered fafsthe liz tTs
~: IhaERs6LL mid it nad,- md roo1a b.ra,
for felY tTo o. tnree nFn,ngs uoEe, until Il wa Re-
MI: GARFIELD moved t.s reference to tns Com
miftee On Banking. f1~- =" W. ~ GVit1 yt
-sss, ~ RANDALL inquired Whistler an objection
The SPEAKER said It would not, =, .y"'.
NJ. COX Thought the HOUSE nsd 6etter poatnn,<
~ constde.ation ot The sabject- for Tie present
Nj, GARFIELD thought tbs ones.ton a, ,o,.,
T ence might % well no settled EoT. ~ tS'es
ensd M!SSGEksoLL aiS tnslsted On bis motion Of refer
Ine p!eMoqs Question wa seconded. -
= .n;o1 guug ta 9sman9ed he reading at the bin.
1Sleasniy ~ % asne additional 1egalseudef notes Of
koo denominations here, ,otola Hsued. and in snch
tauptrtidn "a ha may deem best, 10 the amount oi
sAWo co4, 80, ooo, 900 70 be tasued rrhln ms;
Within a1sJ days, 4io, ,ooo 900 more Tltaiu uinetv
eana,t eeayf; ana an r. 5saagg stA within one
1teakmy to pmcnass .usth such notes gold iuter-
eae6earnE bonds, md to cancel the sa1oe In tna
manafS ~ si9fr7 91T p pEqsided y y hM:
NJ: GARFIELD inquired whssaet: the I'M vss
noE oetore tbs Rouso for sctton7t -. - u.
Ta TIE fpR SrRAKER A1 replied M tast u wa& ~
Pennsylsanta {8codeld wanted decisfon nf % ~
currency, 6oN Wns the tina: !: ~ ~!o
.. n EaEOFlKLD supposed that thoaa who wanted.
tnot4n NJ aR1ate tae currency would vote agatnst ads
" The motion was=rejected-8 Ia. o.as-az, ,fot,ova.
, 1869-12-13
The La1e DR.. Tnlxhss Collection OF
Insects

%fV"A AHp II Ue11e1H {aQ14sy
The late S1ste Entomclogist Of ul1nots Dr. r. n
HaAh. collected and clasaited one OF the largest
eAoneA Of fnAecss N thi& county. The fttne and
~ oor eexoted 2 ne work ress
pe1iod ot III: Wasa;s iesIdance il iatiG9 iGinots ae
3slxe Ro'a9}a }..... of n,s ts Va etuploIed il
lection Of the no1ioas and beneficial lssacts Of
tna Stats II 10 reasonable to suppose that It vas
e.. r. 9e1sSs - e. o. The State that a par
come ard evef remain the property of Iulno,s
Hla immense labor in Obtaining Il, md his eT,dsnt
aee11e r. 70 fsnae1 i 1selni to tae State leavo no
preferred should be made Of IT, and va hone thsf
l1s remoTh nom the Stale viii not be permitted.
While tats collection = leaiums,cly sne property
n ner husband Wilt il ce4tainly 4 msster ia
Malth Tia people Of Illinois have an eepectI
nseM: sns3 mo II Is emnently proper, before any
and Interests Of the Common wealth tnynuTn
anthxtxed PARTIES. thoold be heard We faafn
thas edorn ase being mario to induce tie
view 70 ns removal non tie Etate r Partcs sn fram
abroad hare proposed ~ purchase 1t, ether IN
enrich tho collections Of Eastern nn.c1ns or T
Of py95s = indly1aUsls Eh!e ne State Entumoo
4, r.ther thau that il snM % Thefe% 10 no ssners S
ssa b. sisEsyed iEom itt9 the West q NJ
eastea eminent se71cet, md hi nspxim.
~ 70 us, mil rendeE tue collection nsefn1
@ 1hnoa and thh Western States .ReneralI1.
bns u IN Preferable sn8s this valuable coiiee.
uoa eaau remain intact, without dia1ntegrAtlon.
q d5yMon, and become the properly Of lie stsse
o. Illinois. Lei Be feliRtons13 pressrsed for III
g1est Valuet TO the material Intefests Of iArtuena
and mn n-g1oTers, and Be dspoated either IN ihe
Museum o. Tho S4ate Agricultural Socle9y, o. what
would b Still better, ID the Museum Of the In1us.
tul unlvatBlsJ, Where Il uoald b OF vast 1sefpl-
nesA Thos II viii AerFe most e1ectua1iJ the Oh
jecia and purposes contemplated IN collecting it
6I ~ Late proprietor, and ever remain hIs most
utttnK monument
, 1869-12-13

paper circu1ations; State, city, and count
debts. In relation to the population geu-
emily, the material Of their dwcllings, 7alue
Of their houses, names, descriptions as to
ogc, sex, color, married or single, birth,
parentage, occupation, citizenship, right Ia
vote, education as to reading and writing,
vuluo Of their real estate, pe1sonnl estate,
deaths in each family, and causes.
The statistics of agriculture embrace
name Of owner, tcnant how many acres
cultivated and not, wood land unenclosed,
value Of farm. Of buildings, Of tools, total
wages paid for 1869, number Of horses, aud
amount Of live stock, and animal and veg
etable products in all their varieties. Tie
statistics Of mechanical, mining, and man
ufacturing. establishments, Of Ashaties, Of
mercantile traders, aud Of social, education.
al and religious, charitable, sanitary, re-
formator5, and penal tnstitutions complete
the List.
The opening discussion on the bill devel-
oped desire on the part Of General Butler
and some others that the labor Of the Gen.
sas should be performed by the Bureau Of
the Internal Revenue. But the service is
wholly distinct, and would interrupt the
collection Of the revenue or interfere with
it very seriously, unless the Revenue De.
partment have ordinarily much larger
force than is needed to perform the duties
Of that department, in which case the REM
edy is not to set them to taking the census,
, 1869-12-13

have Laid Inv ,rn.-------
The leadets M ~ ra,J aaeJ talk but Lifts -
Their hne m aeton gSusy Ss!y IA 1lttla gn:e. b.
tne5 fels aure q coalroot a1 not been de:esa:a+ss
ho,h &c decided upon a. ~ sno1oEsJ tnert - L
By anoinsr Az ~ .otk lie besyertla tae mens.S::
FfesidenFt :, uay i may be fnnGs to-n II, ~
Mi be q tae Converting, anI 91n vaa .n ~
~ o1'e1oated. IoT tne g..
uo.
eRo n1cdlll, OF the c.,
asson, the Repuhi,rneaco De-.
Z" 1tcn officer tbs omlae.
conten
Special nesns.ch :, as
" the Chicago Tn.n
Judge Ema+e,, sfaNaF1ElD, IL ~
win Goyernor s0'1 n,'a nas a1rtVe'', Ia p,1:.
He Ia a. ptesent stnc,,s aaa o.ze,a, ~
Hts he.,,n hea 4s se -. nopp'ng With ~, Pa
~, e a5s st,znd he ss1 "a,
The nrmeers,: .ai 1nta d'sposts or Of 10 q u a..
even in III cnSver.tas ruas t1e psrt:ess sae s9H.S
notified 1t an ear11 '!So, H.. Iae Re2ab,c,xl
e9 ws5 an. Of course feIt an,,a ~
egngsa easa OF tn1s erent. Pe1hapss iaa!a::s1s
stssmaiaa ss 1aasa sna Hh;sh Nooe othe,as,
Of q parttsan saasalar'ona aa;ss aas= -;
has also served 10 cnsn1a xG;sr: sTfs Til -
eIy. EAr1y tht1 morniny5 +sfs suafs zen cor! Am
little parry feeling. Tsen ,be sh aopeaseS ~
iof the Presidency Of ths W. ,aason.e cs.t,Ss
PC Anthony, Of Coof, In foa1 1sto2 -. ~
bg54, y Msge number n x4s E;1.a
thr1a rsS ~an,d Ia taas = he wa. pQ: u tmeas:i :;
- the Republican aeles,,,pp @ ,.,pposi1ion 10 naa.s7:.
this feeling eeemr,f ts eon:lasej ~ Il,
and nov. viii, ~ ~ u4le:xl " a.t.
son, everybody IA .tai''sa. Il s1als;e
, 1869-12-13

Inc chapel authoE1ttee, In whom the title Is ves-
teo, having fallcn into pecunla1J dillcultes, pro-
pose 70 extF1cnfe themselves By selling this prop
ety. One o1es to take tho obsc1yntory way aud 10
pa5 &4bo for u, Is under confederation. For tue
nooee no oder WAS made- A subscription "a now
proposed, In order 10 preserve both these ,ntc,.
estlrg reiIcs.
An amuatog story II told OF the lAte visit Of
fnoce Nspoleon and his wife, tho Princess Cle-
.nnoo' 10 Rossore, where tho King OF Italy, her
tatneE, Ws fupposed to be dying. They went in
auca naate, and thinRa In the palace we're 30 At
st1ea ana eesens' that no pror1dou was made for
.neis reception; no caHisse, no guide met them
u Inc staaou; they found their way as best they
could onfoot to the palace, both dustY and travel
Wofn, one vtth scarpet-nRg aud tue other with q
bur Ole IN hand. The sentry did not IN the least
1ecoGnizs them, but he Vas able to tell them that
the KING *as getting better; 10 they went on to
Tue Ro1al Hotel, at P1sa, and after raahtnx and
getunK their hz{gaga from the rHlw3y ststion and
Changing their ciothe8s took q carriage and pre.
sentsd themselves formally to tho rpyA Invalid.
The San Frarusco Bulletin Of the ID asYa: "a
new assertion Of womanr rt&hta Maa 1nsda IN
SACRAMENTO JexterdAy, and vii te heazd argued
to'd4y. A city ordnance OF SACRAMENTO loroics
inc employment OF Et1ls II Naiters tn laser beer
SALOONS after midnight Two persons s1rsated un-
aer tn's reguaton cbtalued habess corpus issued
BY Judge eanderson, and founded upon that mo.
v@aon Of tho Fourteenth Amendment which says
tnat no State ahalt make or enrorce any LAW which
shall abrtdge the privileges OF imuudlucs OF cl,t-
zens OF the United states,t nor shall any State
deny to any ,pesson within Its jurisdiction ths
equal protection Of tts lsra.' 1t Is claimed inst,
under this provision, women have equal r.Gale
with men to be employed In any way that men
aIe employed,n
, 1869-12-13

Land Sales by tic Union pacly5c
Road-1nuinn AttncR-SaosY Sheds
Tor the Union k.aci1lc.
SPECIAL Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Disc II.
Seven thousand eeven hundred dud fonr acree
were sold during the month OF November by
the Land Department Of the Uoloa Pacific Rail.
iSad. iSa the account realized Was 4so.1s1. Since
me opening Of The Office 1890 acres 'aave mean
soo, G ne recapts 6 fot ne ssns oelag ssa5. .oSh
has 1ust arrived, reports having been sttsetea
P.q; TnEe on me load between Forts Fetternnn nud
me hoif breed reLrEnde, Renshau. oua sold,er
Mas kllled. Rentha~ has threatened repease,tY
tnat ne Tll massacre every white man ia tns
ntelRhnor1rR country within his power. The sua.
1ptnf q tne old settlers ard h1lf-breedg, WAC
pLaee lnpa!ct coo1de1ce In his word, have ieft
The country. 'o 41's
l1tty nore MEN have been employed to com.
Rete tas construction OF anow sheis On the tfa!on
the West next Wedue-day IVA
Tbs roads are extremely mnddy here now, It
having raiued In torrents o7er 1crtj. eight hp1ra.
, 1869-12-13
QUINCY.

MyAteFioua DenSh-Entn9 Accident
from Explosive Ost-R1ver Navteu-
sioE ciosed-ksatfrond Item,
=. Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
." : Qc1SCY, H., Dec, II.
The dead body OF a nAo u-knowu Wig dscov-,
ered 5es:eEday in v,cant h7uts two m1.s .ou,hi
Of tie CRY .Er,!s- The body was dacoyercd byS
en- "ho Previously occupied the house. Tna
msn y supposed 70 nave peea de9.l ten laEa No
Uafke OF violence were louad on the hodT nor
auJtntng ty wnIca 1t could BE- Menst1ed. The,
pef1oo was anont IS years Oil five ana na,f feet
1ig1, black Wnttkets, lean pats. ,
tine wtiu OF RoneI; wl'a:ti. Of Houston Town,
sn'r s ;n;s coaLty. anaaer nsae 800, attempted 70
ny . lamp, whilst burning, several da5s stnce. /
Hnea the un Ia this can took nre and expIoled'
throwing the burning oil all over t1eEo.{
bur ing Nrs. Willard 70 that eus dfedi
aiseT lingering IN horrible SUFFERING for i've daSG
Ths l,te q The son i detpaued Of. Iii: Wliaft
aEd smother son were pnrtiv burned. The hn1se.
zoos nre, and but for the timely arrival Of the
1elpht,ora al Hontd have been rca.ted allye,
:. Naf!gatlon Is about closed for the winter. nil
gefyloR. "
The preliminary survey Of the o. M.4P.R.R,
MsH completed yestetda5. corps Of engineers
leave this city next Eeek to locate the r0atI nnd
ls expected thar tie contract viii Do les and the
work commenced within thirty days
, 1869-12-13
TIE CURRENCY VOTE.

Congress made good beginning on the
currency, question on Saturday, IN its two
votes, upon laying on the table aud 10 refer
to tho Committee on Banking, Mr.. Inger-
coils bill to authorize an additional issue Of
S44,GQ,0 ,0n Of greenbacks, Thess votes
we're tests Of the senso Of Congress as to
whether the reform in our currency affairs
ia to be reached by increasing the green
back issue, to which We owe the
existing Depreciation in our currency,
On the frst motion, to Law
iton the tabls, which would have killed
1t for tho session outright, there yere
CO yeas to IS nays. Tho vote WAS
in no sense partisan. Among the anti
inhationista & eas) We find such Democrats
fs Brooks and Cox, Of New York, and
Woodward, Of Pennsylvania, voting side
by side with Garfield, Hooper, Da~es,
Jcnclcs, and Kelley; while Jadd, Farms
worth. Hawley, Ingersoll, Cook, Callom,
md Hay, Republicans Of the Illinois dele
CATION, voted against the motion 10 1av On
the table. Though tbs motion was
not carried, 50 large o Yota
in its favor indicates that in tbs m;ndz
OF atleast si1ty.lye members Of Congress the
"gresnbac1 sham ia absolutely exploded,
Of tho eighty: eight who voted against laying
tue motion on the table vary larga number
are merely on the fence, and probably not
third Of them could be counted on for the
measure itself, after better and sounder
means Of iberating the currency from its
present arbitrary ahackles havc been pro.
posed. Mr.. Garield's motion to send
The bill to the Committee on Banking.
[our Of whose si< members had lust voted |
to klL the bill, Was then carried by yoas, IS; |
na5s, 81. We are heartily glad that 80 I
aarly in the session this delusion and cheat
$ disposed Of. We want q more abundant
'u1renoy, but We do not want to arrive at IT
y getting more deprecated, fluctuating,
md unsound one. Give us a currency nt
oar with gold, or OIL the WY to it, and as
'bundant and free as you please, provided
ts redemption is secured.
, 1869-12-13

The Kansas City {Mo1 Nmes Of the STU speas.
Ing Of the Ksnsas Clsy and sants r. Railrosd
ea{s: "Wo learn from sxttafactory source mat
THIS Important LINK at rosd has been let 10 Mestt.
D. L Wells i Co, the well known railroad con-
tractors, and Is to be completed to OtaWa by the
~ Of 1nlJ ne1t Thus vlftnally mating this city
Tue northern terminus Of the lawrence i Gtiyes.
ton Railroad. and bringing the trade OF Ill South
western K1naa1 to our dootA That or southe ast-
tsn E2n1za Wo aatcady hare hy the Fort Scott
Hosd: Ne7er berore has Kknsss CITY accomplish
e1 60 much with 10 small IN out,sy; 37aQo0 to
pnud thts ahort line gives us long line OF rail-
ruad, and Which tn ahort tmp Htu tc extended TO
Santa Fe, New Me11eb4" = ~
TteDaFenpuzt QoHx) Gdr2ts OF the 1lth saya:
"Ine ctttxena Of Fremont Nehr1ak1, fotty miies
Eesf OF 0maha, and the termination on the Union
Pacific oT1he Blstr cut-un uf the Chicago NORTH
Nestcrn, hx!e had grand ground hrtaf1n9.' for
tae ~! l1hofn Valley Road A. the construction nf
thla s1ch IN tndefItg1hle man IL John L Blair.
NW fnte1efe With the Northwestern Road fror
Omaha mtsnted 10 MI the Bkme va11eyb NO pFe.
t1me the l1uef VIII fanE on fnto that fna district
fnfermedtaie- country watered hy .h4au1!
Sesfs 11d 1,asn ststfo for hcimpoItans iocs-'
"a chIlIina nretn9 ras lstelJ relattng n ~
Am1Js 1AttnHs Among u1ner thtQR1 that IN Ntfo
~ seay kood Euuaax1. hut she Hckpued aod died
r! 9sqpy fka1nn uf Mtnd ana he Npn3d fr]oico II
w ~ pzes4nr R.5f1es vg7ld 90 iuss n sas xane
W@RN~ .,
, 1869-12-13

Further Arrivals of Deiegates-Elcc-
ftoneerinE and Cauouasing,
,specih Despatch TO The Chicago T,1hune.

=" ttoneerin1 and Canoussing.
,specih Despatch TO The Chicago Tr1nune.
-. - rs aEHIS8R1D, Dec, II.
The arrival Of delegates still continues. The
ahsentees thus far are mostly from the southeru
part OF the 6tate. The Republicans are ali here,
With the exceptions Of MeasEs. Emeraop, Of the
Fortteth; PerIey, Of the Forty fifth; Wheaton
and Snerre1l, Of the Fifty y-second; and Moore, Of
the THIRTY eighth. These -are Hi expected 70 ar
T17e Tonight, save tEu,eI1on. who Is 9tl reported
20 IL that bis presence IS not certain until after
s1afs WHO hare rot ret Rut IN An appearance ale
FItn;., .Washe1rue, ~ - of. tns slxi1:
wilson and Van, OF. tic Eighth. BI1u, of the
Ninth Billings, Of the Eixteenth; Vending, OF
Eighteenth: Rice, Of the Nineteenth HAWEmA
Of the THentJ first; King, Of the Twenty. second:
Abbott, Of the Twenty. fourth; Browning, o. sae
TMenty.etghth; Neece, Of tue TEenty .niasa, .aos
Ellis, Of the ThhtJ-hrzt TIE majority Of kasse
are expected to arrive tonight n about @1an5sat
q. what Encn yesterday. .6ince the arrival Q. mete
mora Republican members, party lines appeafto
henz1afng closer, and tho dtposlaoA "oaM -.
pear to be to nlakea contest on g9&ty KUoaoa
Wn8f. asatSts- stp de7e}oP tins "Ieaan8 ~
the ,ufeseUYa brought ia bear upou; .deieGAtes
for poait1oua IN tho cougenunn- Inefo y
hardly member froEn any ,dist1tcs u the ssale
who Is NOT besieged w1th applications for h!s sd
,Eoaety upon party g1onnt rue eoanuy mem9Es
fsnG aro9ay q sne s nsoessY u xnsa R+s1ei .s1
srS ssnecsssSTfn STATE FhleH u 20 heavily Re:
.IuEf192 Il fd eaftu3ank Tins tar tho Uefn1cfa0
s1s.lssl IVA. y Ea4+.Eaet4t SFt'- - Ls':' -
, 1869-12-13

marriage Law, like all othsr Law,
c1ists mainly for the protection Of the weak,
AID as women exist, they arc thus far tho
weaker sex. It is they whom marriage and
IFS incident maternity render less attractive
and less capable Of new alliances. Love,
which in man is IN incident, in woman is d
business. A fearful business It becomes
when loosed OF the restraints of marriage.
, 1869-12-13
POLITICAL

Funk Blair Will resicc In New York this xtn.er
~ the agent OF life insurance cotuuauy receI7t1v
establlshed in s. He sara "hc Il be id IL he'll
ever touch pollttc again." but nobody believes
him.
Alta meeting Of the Republican State Central
Committee Of Ohio, held at Columbus on tha otn
inst, the following resolution Was adopted:
WHI7KAA, At tho lste Ssato election. the Reouh,1-
IT II 81 ss.od'aasss @ for state eeert and msios,ty
platform et principle dearJ 7tsbls6iuT IL :7caP sa
nsRa! Me.5 Ia s9d en s3sd.l stertts .! GSHoo-
Atae3l nghts q ~ III eittEen1; thes et9rr |e ~
RssAts%d. Thst NE hal With pleasure tho un4ont+ea
people b n eaI5 q the Fifteenth 1Mcos. az
about 70 assemble, thereby placing Ohio waerc she
pfere1H beonss-in the advance rank Of f1cedou-bF
c11t4e1 pf her titixeua ~"-" ~ -.