davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-05-23

Total, Total, ,..,s7iik
Fir Catches m atxurs. 10 ptcked nine q
M1ri-Amnteuf5. 3: pickeI nInc :
M,p.r ]knns- a,nnfrrrs >
DcEIe plaY+Amnteuu
Tine OF GANG. hours and Is mluutea
The a hs.ateu1s have ncoep:cd challenge OF the
played
EAsE EALL At FORT WAYNE
Snnrta, D.sna..h m The chteano Trtr1nnc
". y -. ~ -. e. s,s-S,s'. L~.s =,
lle Tetnsn ea;ne nc: .twsen shs Esa SsashtnsS ..
finesnnatf. nnN Ing hesionEa 1t was
III. Gv.,' 'e ser ~ n .ae t aes< Est
SiHe ,nnmcs W,.rs r,in,ea the scorr st.nS,no.
},td s.nrIfns-s Il ErS1nca< N:hferrane1e
E.i StirIinrx i K EeKinnvas 1 11nmr r1,ns-f1nc
hY cnnsTd II th Tnt stnctinrs Ti,na ~ ina
=. fn,,r> mi IA n,tnntes " o
II, ~. t..,s,ts - snn1an s,,,so, ,.,~hn- ,,,h.c
Ia ,.s fsutta innnS' ALISON: eateasr q ths Gln.
Nin"ats ~, ~ -! ~ aaea NJ hlAiS L.nrt1ns
.', li4l 70 I'saS wy sant nH@ ttHz.s pta!esl tHe
, 1869-05-23
LpCA11oA.


TESTERpifS s 1H1SsFE9S
The follow1ng vz1rzntee deeds for city znd suo-
Huu-e, veEc nled for record on SATURDAY, NAY e:
Rrphen II. lsst, It . Of Sp7n ~, ~, &s1
Aiissntee =; = nse Of Reuben 81 srf, '
FIST i, II Il nof Reuben Il, II, aa1la9x
cears - :, !: +. oi Eia:is 81 s;1ios
csnire y ): It .; Kiniis 81. t. s;1;os ~
Wa II 4SEas kSsa.ssb,n r. ;Ii; Q; R1sie i, $500
wsss Ksndolpn = !s Il E Of May ST, i. ta1 ~
1eseta as q n, {!s I! ei 1i.nsS: il 3iii
pska!s i 3 r v oi Polk i, l. ssiioo w.
ci!a;oa &; aas I. y cor 81 E.in; i. .s; xio5 1850
BteSa s, = i oi Maxwell It 81. s4iiss ~
III: y: i Il = i.s's j.
~ essry @.ns Rr"' i ianlsQ 81, +, TX -,
nsS;ss;s - - +: !: !; fl s:a';s ~
e's5; ss.s ; j ;fis;a i. yst ii ~
viii :sa;; :; i =; :: s, s,'a.'a: pi,!s, Il. 10
wshpsnseh T.; ", ~ cof OF vcinoa ~, II, Il
o. aeaS 1as wst.st Il s ! so stewart A. 700
Il 50! "shpA@reh At. !, 2auf5 rs
Pn1ple St. iss i OF 7seaasta st. wi fs1 ~
ci1SoaID2 II u; =, = Of na.ess q, -
/, sa1ioa n; MY :-:.,..... 80. ata
X: IaJ - ...... t,at
In cour. btsToen Scdgwtck *nd Nulfhat
e. and n Of connor IT, a411oo #; May
'''.: soula or ciT1 iix1s. "
Hxiees Il; Asssa Il. .:......: .:,...::.. Z.
, 1869-05-23

The following the 1eeefpt5 md srmcz.s for ths
eur.tot wick. Aad faf tho oos9opoadnx period laat
year:
, 1869-05-23
ParQnA1,

IL Sweeney. 10. :; South Csa1k street, hasing
reccutiy returned from Europe, wnc1e he cxasn-
tned 4nd eecurcd III the IAteEt improvements In
photography, Is now prepared to fntntAa ~
ratrons carries q rixGs, equal 70 ny made u tac
and sty,ea. u the lowest Poast.
hte nEErtN HIS 5pouas are oPen y ~. 6oaft- of
Ut day, kad the public aIr iaTttsd 70 TAI saeR.
, 1869-05-23

A.Iaat,s e lee + \ q rutJ-n1s H.se-L
,t,sstts IW1tst . II 1s!na y: ~
H. Win o$ns1 % ~: nasca aa..:......... 1850
- acres Of f OF Bw X, sec IL s.. II, &;
...'.r.t.. .--..,-.......,.,,....A..1 Is GO
: I " acres o. y Of n 4, sec II, -, ii, q;
@AsJ -. ..'.- ......-........-.,,,,, &10o
"1tAes = q . cor Of k1ocade zt, p1e3
>, eNLet ~! !N............,......,,.,. II. 1870
Lok g n CadHen1 = 21b OF lot a. II Mcill-
F.. MWys My y sao q v 4aw i, soc 1, %, u, e;
, 1869-05-23
Campb411.

II. canphe,. No 81 South cla7x *s.ees, the we'll
known de ates in human bar md fAshIunaaic ha!T
dresser, has jnss re,rr1ed from an Eastern tip.
WITH magnificent assortment Of natt sEttehes'
bra.ca, cur.s at all known s+s,es, which he Gor
ctts to the l4t!es OF Chicago =. the uaos1 lnos3-
erate PRICES lie intends, In Ie1 dayk TO &iye
E7H0d oneriac. II which bis Euperb stock viii be
fpily exhibited
, 1869-05-23


StnlosSMau / Sons Saye Ernscl TIC a1cslou
house 10. 81 ;5i&nlciph st1eel formerly occupied
By N. Rohrb4rk, and intend to conduet the aue-
ton and commission business In al Its branches.
Their friend. and the puhl!c generally arc Invited
to vtsit tht!r latahllEhIDent, By references to m
advertisement; IN another column Il Will be seen
ina. sale. With credit for sixty days, VIII lie held
On THURSDAY lcXt.
, 1869-05-23

Special Detpateh to The Ch!cxsa Trlun.
NEW Yo1K. May ..
Co1fus t'cona-There !. 6z1a fr~alns IN the mar
Tie fs9ns1h3n q Prdnttson has rhecsrd aee1an.
ksn.n st*etinE. ,t.odA1d s.. iae. I'LL =. tr
re4- hr1u GT.: Falls II and Es.mstk-t A. with ohct
E.@ rsese .. E Boeis b. I1c: Hei-s nc; Re-: BsaE
I.As Print 4 te.d ttyi, brtHe tan pEsees eut DC
l7Sa1sAe: Aers.m.c =. 12lei, .:be: r1tme Madden,
win tnote dotak Tlets lower ard unt-ttle s.tre.
stradJ. Casz:t 1eans pveE; At1tskesE. lae. CAbtez
a4tet,
~aoI1Ev Goons--F1zta. and foreign tress fAs.ics
uape 4klAhlG-
, 1869-05-23
Decorating So1dieEs' Exnyos On the
Sabbath.

HETFALo, Nay 9a-1he opuR1tteN q tht GRIND
AsraJ Of The Republic havth9 In charge the CERT
monies Of deoorsttug the soihteSa Er1yts On Sun
lxy, tha eSth tnSt1ut7 puldt4h c4adtaponaleoea
u request 10 change the day Tor the ceremony.
The committee decline to comply with saa request
Of The c!crRyme fdf reasons generally approved
hy the ttrh3tr
, 1869-05-23

We Can't EIccr Houac Without 1t!
- the universal expression Of eEr1J one who has
Ueed Doolcy'f BAKING Powder. Try It. every lover
OF good, sveet nutritious and Wholesome bis
cut, rolls, grtddlr~cates, *1fles- rast1!. &c. II
II the ehcATest requiring only eoehaA or txo-
thirds as much for rsc as Other powuGs aad VIII
not trou IN any elIEua:a kept IN dry faaee.
Sold br su rood Krocefs stnetalIr
, 1869-05-23
kEIE0RuL LnRlcAt.

Meteorological reccni fos May q, issa, ~ reported
By J. G. LanSsuta, Jr., ost.c4an No III Randolph
sueeleouespon:eas Of the Smithsonian Institute.
The small lctte-s aer the iulsi1ls for the worus
vec.tnS ge1te, "hlsh, DIR, y moist al
C,csphe1e, E1tr, " and s. FuoN:'
, 1869-05-23

NS" 10t2 WfEHHE<a4sy H94*I838a and SsEW.
cerT Markets.
Special uesp4tch to The Chtraku Tribuoc-
NV T0ux. AA1 4
..... BnIAl&1CYFG
Good Enes of t1t11 6t1tr -four wcsr IN pFc demand
iqs e1poEs H A. s*4a s ttd these dfusts erntt
ally Tt3usE TLe What EAtkes Ia yfry pecull4{
pRttio and the ofeEanF1 oi sp1iug ~erc limited Larxc
qnAntties previously sold fur alrft Il betAn 70
theE 1anted Only Aste xherc tA+re ateien.
d q u hna t.Ie pF'Isss hs:1
.51a,.,, ot Gpssty C.nA.s Nhlte fos which herb
tke attcnt'on e rniF1<rh TtFct Load .ea II sleh
settled.
FHGTZiTor8
Poxl unsettled 500 tEs Id since Change on priv.sA
term Lsd ea:he.td s;t nsth to Arts the ease s.!s
Gt Sc tres ptisc efcaE7 at la hly July. AID l9ist
seIc1 TIL Ans1stI. Hac>p seafcr.
GHuCKEIIa
Coffee vcry duh: Rio. Nstaiat a gold Suxar 4etve
fa1 70 PRIME grocery. a4ei3c h.t eEuthcd ii 134c.
, 1869-05-23

The Reason WAT~One OF the m0st
mysterious MURDERS In the annals Of crime con-
ntr1ra In America. was that of the taxing od -
Of vpunx - II F18hkiu, on tho Hudson, tn the
Mi of ls6a The Incidents aaendans upon this
murder are etren At kome ienEtn Ia the Article ~
Strange StoTJ, taken from Iat columns Of the
Newor{x Re1sy Journal ot April 5Sh. In this To-
decd st.enp< a81s;. ~tn, perhaps, b. discovered
rho resrou why tho publication Of tas: remarkable
rrTclauoa, The Dead Letter, has been eoto.ned-
But thaa act ou the rAyt Of over Jealous fse1ts
Will fail to prevent the reissues proposed: aad this
L 70 lcform the res ding and Interested puhtic that
the roHAace, ~ heEtsofoEu advertised, aud :.
columns OF the ILLUMINATED WESTERN
WORLD at - early day. The edition eonmeuc-
Esx the stoy Of The peAd Letter VII be acconps-
uled With ! beautiful Cartoon printed u Oh Col
CTS, nI "OpcrA Boute on The Hout1@ Deep 1o11a
t1chcS IN sire, IN which the aICks has loEodaccd
eeTerSi Me3i kppKu elxEacteE
, 1869-05-23

Total. .3l26Ans2. 1,N9, ,o6a 81
Last week. 1883, +e4o LIZ, o-G1
Corresponding Neek
, 1869-05-23

We would call Attention 10 The fact tlat f. II.
GootEchk c., have removed itoG thc.r for1l:f
store, No ia; Madison strre., 70 new 2Et. con.
not:ors premises, Nc. Il. Dearborn strvA.
These gentlemen have long been tayorab'y known
IN the watch and eHe1ty business tn ihIs city, and
In their new stert they hare lust enenel oit a
stock Of watches jcwe1rv solid silver plsted warc,
ae-. which viii, In all respects, bear comparison
with the largest 1e~eisy houses in cur city,: Ar:
titxt,0ch sE has scarcity m equal u thc line o.
tns.ncss which he makes hts sTec.1fy. VT, that
rf repairing aid adjusting watches md entponr1-
eicrz, and thIeuEh many ycars OF act.re hus!ness
10Th In this cty and in the East. lie has eaEnes1
for himself m cnviaLle reputation Mr.. +. T.
Goodrich. the we!l-llown ekhter, has associated
hiU*cI ID partnership With the above firm, ant
~Ayhereaftcr Ike found devnttng hts whole ttnte Il
the prosecution O! this business.
, 1869-05-23

Nov that tho sGun,cr and hot weather arc At
t.and, hoasekccpers will be looking around Tor i
1rst-cla refrigerator, tn which to preserve fruits,
ice CREAM &c. The Dayts refrigerator, for sale At
T.. Tohy's, on State street. hiss earned high nnd
vi u-Jestrvetl reputation II can be seen in run
nlnE order At tic s.ore, and sirawbtETies TIA:
have hec13 kept IN 1t fer ten ttays arc nuw ns Eo
~ new. 1t takes hut small Quantity Of ice tc
rim
, 1869-05-23
The LadieR.

The lahies' attention Is calledt 10 the adset<1se-
mcnt OF Me.sgs. uotchktn, Palmer Co.. On on T
rrEt rsSe. They mean all the5 ny. and MsNe N
inspection of tnelr goods and prices
, 1869-05-23
COMMERCIAL.

aATERnAY EvKNNa, My r.
The following tables show the receipts sad Antp-
rnenIa OF produce during the rast twenty -four
hours:
, 1869-05-23

Free DispensnrF, 2s9 South Clark
Btreet corner Van Buren. The n&1r patients
dai1y r1<tnc sae Free MspeaEaJ ate living vi,
pesses Of tbs sEin Of the intending physician and
Of the heneds received there br them Go toa1e
before FotnK elseEheft Save health and money.
Vaccination performed,
, 1869-05-23
The Produce oi.uktiA

Nashville Cotton aIuf1ze&.
1AAHy1L1k May A-Eottco d.,& low nliddli.s. sc
FsoA ordinary, nc
, 1869-05-23

fNK EEx1p6{CFE9 N1sXHRf.
Tna following were thc rrcaps and kntpuenb Of
no11 And H2tn during The pas wee1. and fo- The
corresponding periods enl1ug with tho d4:es
naued:
, 1869-05-23
Vessels F4ssed Detroit.


Special Despeteh to Tia Chltafo Trahnne-
uE7hoIr, My =
P4ssEn Dow.-Prup Nettos Paeides schta hobo
Ken F1urids. Rice, Kyellne-
Pi4sKp -Goaast. .Aendnta Arctic LaxLener :harks
Ofbor1t. Sea Bird. FltzhuEa.
WuDEnfthHeHf,
, 1869-05-23
RESIEW OF THE wEEK.

HKFIEW OF TIE v EEh.
ffe following table shows tho volume and ten
denc! Of tarsae'aons in rcal estate, situate within
raaas extending sescn mites from the. Court
House, during the week ending May e the aggre-
gate yasne IN each direction anil The total IN al,
i<.nR connarcd VIII toe katne tot lesl Netk:
, 1869-05-23

Paper: 4RAnE1RER and Window
-bhnd~S latest HsytcA- Patas1, ocs GIN aaa
bspanes, u Z. Z E1shy4 y kaaao;Pa Eeek
, 1869-05-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS,
ANIMAL, MEETING,

CHt-AGn Rorr ts1A.n Z P4rEY1e EA1I.EnAn CAL
SfcAIrlRr'E UIx7CK. CR1t:Al5c. AprflsA. 1aA !
Public notice ii hetrhy eycn ta.t TIE snnna meeting
of The Stcetholdtr Of th;G Company VII b. beIa IN
rursuanoe Of l.u. 1t TIC CeEpanys Oaaea IN Chaeas
en WEDNESDAY, sbe III dsy q Juns. 1sd& II 10
oe4ck L. fox the election of DHcttoas for the es
trS year and the Transaction et Ich chg bu1lnesa
Exy h presented II ria meeting
The pens for election viii e cpercd 1t O'Clock n.
and rC1nan oren fof ok,e hour.
Tho Transter Books will be eloaed On Saturday. ths
1rst dAy of MAY X o'rsotk p NJ
KHKSEZER OoOK. saaetazy.
JOEY 7. THAcr, F7tpidtut-
NOTICE.
The annual nrcttus OF the Ssaek ekcidrrs Of CHICAGO
EUUTH BRANCH D3CK COMPANY, IN thh oiao-
tol od MEvc:hs1 md other hn.tp'.A Will tar plsce at
xcst e1:;1-r ef Lake aua DcAsharn *A At 10 O'Clock
Z. T. AAsaN. sce'y
, 1869-05-23

On frtdaT, MI 2s, and Tuesday, Jane !,
When wEl b performed sealc ot ecat tpcndsr, md
Gf unprecedented hr.tLAbcJ.
HATD1's GRAND 0RATOR1O.
TIL j. @ R E a TT ON F..
BY AXE- PAREPA ROSA.
in htr 1srixa11ta .Jdtt1: rpuetpsttn II Gabriel and
Eve Mr., j. HQRDBL&}A. the J4sun1 and eueEessfrf
SwrdtAh Tenor. to la t3pt1 patt of UElei Mr. j. F.
RCnQLPHSEN. the erls&rx:ed D D7~taa Basao. IN fl5
G1r1. tatsrr:rtattc2 Of K4rtael md Adam.
THE MAJESTIC CH0KU5ES
will 3e r1tx by 20 OF TIE BEST SINGERS Is
CHICAGO TIC h!EalT tensatfnl and f1araiive aeenrn
Fanirtnts I1taiainx to Tits sublime p<Etorna~e Will
Be Gtren By tia aFleQdld
BALAIKA's SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
M CARL ROkA. Lez&<r Of ste Orehtstra.
|, NJ H BAlATEA- Ausiea4 Director and CsA3cttdr
|. On SATURDAY, My :. It: p n. b. general ,qast
|. GRAND BALLAD MATINEE
AHk R4REfA Az FqS4 eTl1.. I, e CGes
sFzl VI cARL R9sA .ca NJ. EEO. y; C3*.bY.
sf.ts fIs. Gallery a asSsette "a s*esaa t;.1eE
y Ths :.le q .e.1s se1 sSsh qIastss WI eosm
chsn si.e : MH:uHs ~ se.l. ~ hs oSs1,ped Tha n.
WsslaEdsE No n,srt thaa .l1 tekets III bs Al :
tended to BY pc cdReEtnx I. tte Box Df1m
, 1869-05-23

THE XAREET.
With the exception Il sosethtns of nt.esse 10 he
EpI. the Ernet1 ftaiEres ot toe extc EAsf!t tat th
week tt e0ed d. not diaer b. NY 0Aent.L EaSttEa-
sAyt1 have eeea uniformly of tAKaaa.e ea4t.stsE:
which tnHITtd iaIxe E31ner c& GEtpc+. and uAaes
hesHhy. stone 9eraznt the saFrD. tAoata e1eecaios
~ AsvTzi handss4- haaA- ihA-~- tee.pss --tes
not rsuve ia1rrE e1eeesirt. md rtryIto1ua =.
s1tes have not only hetn fully E11 stned op ~ &c
few tassaEn.t were r4setted IT satt.t sdEanee
Tbswrsthez haa heen favorable fcx otof oper.siona
6atens and teeeT1 taneh larger thx sae 41cfatE
H,d ssrn ~ tn 1as: ~ 1ades q afsek ssve pefn4gs
Ftk Ths uIpe Haaes = s1ssa toena tae!s way Int
-sttee rakEkak = 9.nhAssa - fH V.0t to ehaaee u
::,oe:s atts:1 z SIN ~ :, ~ 2 sxsrs- wfta :
GaA 90 "a l<oo n G1EaSA * <AGAs!e eak laAA-l1
, 1869-05-23

A SuioGn Keeper Attncka His WIFE with a
Hur,ucF-Fn,al Hraults Probable.
, 1869-05-23
LATER.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For Ihe Week Ending May -
6A4rKoAY EvCIa. My =
BEu cAyrLK ....
, 1869-05-23

Fi1es-A Remedy for tnc FetfeD-
W1rners Pile Remedy Is warranted 10 cure blind
and bleeding piles For sale BY drngxtsts. TT Il.
BfKclUWfn Eagle Rnk1nT FewAer
Il mAdc from the hcsI n1xtertala, It u yarrxuss1
bot 10 contain alnm, 1mt1onts or ouy other m
wholesome s1hstxnte- Sold By PeS1n TIA Com
psny, cu1nrT Madison and Ss1te ssrctta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21

DCGISG the lass tvo yeas the National
Cemeteries lave been visited By Adju-
,aut General Lorenzo Thomas, who has
Just finished his repos; Of his sour OF
inspection. From tajs document it AZ.
pears that the total number of bodiss OF
white officers aud soldiers now buried
in the National Cemeteries, public and
private, amounts to 500, 900. Tbs mum.
Der Of colored soldiers, t~wo-thirds OF
whom have not been identified, amounts
also to 3o0,o 600. The Virginia GEN.
~eteriss contain 65, LAB bodies; the leu
ne,sse, 56,s9l; Mississippi, 25,7l7
Georgia, 2s,7o2 North Carolina, 49,
$50; Louisiana, 1880 South Carroll.
ma, ll,s77; Kentucky, 1890; Mary
land, 9,267; Pennsylvania, G,al3, aud
New York 1897, making . total in the
above States Of 25o,els. The expense
Of burial, reintsrmsnt aad layirg GU,
and improving tia National Cemeteries
has already amounted to $4,000, 900,
and it il, estimated that 81, 900, 900 in
addition will be required to place in
complete order and prc,err. the thirty.
Ave National Cemeteries. The cost Of
attending to each cemetery varies from
$500 to So, 900 per annum, and the
other items Of expense will form an ag.
grsgats Of $4,000. Some Of the GEM
e,eries along the rivers Of the South
are in danger Of being washed away,
aales, repaired and the lsv'ss strength
snsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21
FROM SACRAMENTO.

Railroad Bridge over the Sacramsnto55
Accident 10 n Little Girl-supposea
Murierers Arreated = Shock OIL nm
EnrtiIquuke last Night-Cold weather.
SACRAMENTO, December 2l.-The Califor-
mia Pacific Railroad C%ompany's bridge across
the Sacramento has so far advanced toward
completion that the work OF removing the
old drawbridge and constructing the new one
will DO commenced the latter part Of the
week.
A little daughter Of Edgar Mills, 8 or 7
years Of age, while walking in the vicinity Of
Fifth and J streets, yesterday afternoon,
trippcd and fell, and by the fall suffered a
fracture Of the right arm just above the Ell,
bow. She was taken to an office near by, and
received medical attendance, and subsequent
IL was removed to her home.
A dispatch from Stockton last night, says
two prisoners were brought into town who
were arrested at Lincoln last Saturday on a
charge of being participants in the late muir
ders ut Medina's store. One Of the prison.
ers is n tall Mexican, and the other a middle
sized Indian. There are doubts us to the
guilt Of the parties.
A heavy shock Of earthquake was felt at 5
| o'clock last evening at Grass Valley, Alta,
and other ptaees.'Also very pereeptible here.
The weather remains very cold. In fact it
is colder than has been known for many
years. A gale from the northwest adds to
the unplcasantness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21

SAKASA BAY.-Ths Consul General o.
San Domingo, stationed in England
writes to the London Times asserting
that a treaty for the c~ss,iou Of tho Bay
Of SANTANA to the United States has been
negotiated with the Republic of San
Domingo BY General Bsbcock and Sen.
ator Cole, of California, the Uaited
States Commissioners. This treaty is
now awaiting the approval os the United
States Senate, and the negotiations had
originally iu view tho annexation Of the
entire Republic Of San Domingo to the
United States, aud uot merely the ees-
sion Of the Bay Of SANTANA. The lettsr
of the Consul General was elected IN
consequence of the publication in the
Tfrsts OF q statement that the Bay Of
SANTANA had been sold TO the United
States by the Hay,ien Government, and
that n United States feet had been SEE,
to those regions in order to protect the
purchase from the revolutionary armie,
Of Hayti. Tee Consul General says
tina. th,rs are no revolutionary disturb
aucc, in San Domingo, aud that SANTANA
BAY belongs to San Doniago and no. to
Hay;i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21
L

"Is any one waiting on you, Miss?'
Bridget-"Ess, there's my young man
awaiting outside; but he wouldn't come
in, tho"
"WHY don't you ask me how | am ~
said II smiling lady visitor to q four
rear old ci5l. az don'twant to know
was the little inuoceut's reply.
The State of Minnesota, which 10
1857 imported wheat to feed her iEbabi-
,ants, had II, 900, 900 bushels Of wheat
to send out of the State in 1868.
\ PRISONER writes to o friend thrsly:
Poor Tom met with a fatal accident
yesterday. He fell through a scuttle
and his neck was broken. No blame
is attached to the Sheriff"
"Docron, Whenever I lsan my head
on my arm in this way, it pains me ter
ribly. Wba. shall l do?" "Stop lean.
ing your head on youy arm in that way,
madam"
THn PEABODY FLEET DELAYED. -
LONDON, December IA The steamer
Monarch, having the remains Of George
Peabody on board, has not yet put TO
Sea, owing to a heavy gale.
A CANADIAN volunteer wns fined
twenty dollars for wearing his military
trousers when OF duty. So 10 Canada,
military trousers worn when the wearer
is of duty, become brseche' oil the
peace.
A LADY passenger, terrified by the
recent collision on the Pennsyl'anis
Central Railroad, threw her child out
Of tho window after tue danger VS., en-
tirely over. Some 4 caught the cn'ld
and saved it from injury.
The entire alphabet is found in these
four lines. They form u pleasant assnza
for a child to learn:
God give, the grazing OK his meat,
He quickly hears the Sleeps low sryi
But man who tastes his finest wheat
Should joy to lift his praises high.
A sArnrR fast youth, in relating his
voyage across the ocean to a sympathis-
ing friend, said: ~ tell you what old
fellow there's one good thing about it,,
though /; you can get as drunk a. you
please every day, and everybody thinks
you are only v~ea.sisk."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Ray Of Stamina

ub Dtg
New York, December 20.-Details OF the
expedition Of the steam irigote Albany, car
ryiup Generals Babcock, Ingalls, and Sackett,
for negotiation with Baez fora lease OF the
BAY Of SANTANA are received. Over a week
was consumed in the negotiations before the
final ratification was effected. AL the ord.
nance aboard the Albany, besides LOCO
breech-loading muskets and several thousand
stand Of small arms, and n large amount oil
ammunition, were turned over to Bacz.
These, with $4,000 in gold. to be paid to
the Dominican authorities during December,
1869. The United States flag was hcisted on
the Island Of Carencro, in the Bay Of Sa.
maua. amidst general JOY. The lease is made
for fifty years, at Sl50,0O0 in gold.
George Francis Trnin Saubbed.
New Yonx, December 2O.-George Fran.
els Train found the doors Of Cooper Institute
closed against him last evening, by order oil
the Board OF Trustees. His expected lecture
therefore, did not come of. Train demands
$500 damages.
Railroad Accident.
PHILADELPHIA. December 20.-An old
locomotive on the Reading Railroad exploded
to-day, killing the engineer, James Maggie
instantly, and injuring thirty others.
Earthquake In Tennessee.
MENPHIs, December 20.-A shock Of an
earthquake was felt here at 9 O'Clock this
morning-lasting several seconds.
Reported impeachment.
A report from Washington, in reference IA
the impeachment OF Judge Trigss, United
States District Court, in Tennessee. creates
great surprise among all classes and parties
az he is a universal favorite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21
MORE m1saEpnEsrNTAT1oN.

-
Captain Dahlgrsn, son of the old Ad-
miral, delivered a public lecture in New
York city, about ten days ago, as We
notice in the newspapers Of that city.
His theme wa, the Comstock ledge and
the Sutro Tunnel" CID Just read
the following extract from this lecture :
Since the discovery Of silver in Nevada, in
1859. no less than $50 mills have been erect
ed, and from the various mines an aggregate
Of Sl35, 0O0, 900 has been taken. There are
IS mining companies in the silver region.
From the Comstock lode, which is 81 miles
long, about 81, OO0, 900 in silver has been
taken, the ore averaging from S25 to $50 per
ton. Shafts have been sunk to the depth oil
from 1000 to l,400 feet in ten years. Drain
ing now costs s. 1000, 900 per annum, rcquir-
ing 60 powerful engines, lS6 engineers. and a
large number of 6remen and other laborers
The miners on this ledge number 5000, o.
whom 5000 are hoisted in and out OF the
shafts every eight hours. The Sutro Tunne
was started on the 10Th Of October, and a
the first meeting at Virginia City S5o,Oot
was subscribed.
Dahlgrsn mus. be in the employ o
Sutro-or perhaps Sutro writes his lee
tures-ss the Wholesale misrspresnta
ton in them sounds very much like tn
Assyriau. For instance, there ain
half the number OF miners employed OF
the Comstock that Dshlgren states tn
yield Of the Comstock for ten years ha
been nearer SlOO, ooo, 900 than $1,000,
900 +; the man is an ignorant fool VIII
asserts that tho draining of the Com
stock costs So, 900, 900 per annum, an
requiring GO powerful engines, is6 en-
giueers, and u large number Of firsme
and laborers. The concluding falsehoo'
in the lecture, about the $4,000 BEN
subscribed in Virginia city, is best ap
prsciatsd here, where ths fact is motto
r;aus tina, it was only q sham n
cheat, intended to deceive the publ
and members of Congress. Sutro's ea'
marks are so psomiaent in DahlSrsa'
hens., that he must certainly nav
written it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-21

DESP SEA SouSDISG.-The laying of
marine cables, i, is stated, has given an
extraordinary impulse to Inventions Of
deep-ssa sounding apparatus. Ia the
laying Of the cable between Ireland aud
newfoundland, important facts were
discovered in reference to the ocean
bottom. The mean depth Of the Allan
tic was sscsrtained to be $4,000 feet, or
over two miles and a quarter; aplateau
At that depth extending from the Banks
Of Newfoundland to within $50 miles OF
the Irish coast. Tho locality where the
Atlantic reaches its greatest depression
is believed to be = wide chasm, ranging
1000 miles east and west, and having a
depth equal to the hight Of the Himma
laya mountains.