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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-22
NANEY GOLO AID .ILVER

IL Mining Company-Location: Lyon County,
State OF Nevada.-Noticc l. hereby given. that
at q meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF said
company, held on the 9Th day Of August, 1863,
an assessment OF One Dollar (SD per share
was levied on the capital stock OF said com
psny. PAYABLE Immediately, In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office or the
Company, Room No. Is Haywarl's Building. No.
40 California street. San Francisco, California;
Any stocS upon which said assessment shaI
remsin unpaid on the EIGHTH DAY OF SEP;
TENBER. 1869, shall be deemed delinquent. and
viii be duly advertised for sale At public aaction,
and unless payment shall be made before, VIII
DO sold on Monday, tho eth day OF September,
1860, to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising aud expenses OF SAFE
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
O1nce-Room No. Is. Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Calilor'
nia 'U'''
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DR.. H~UFELAND'S
SWISS STOMACH BTTERS

The ars, and most hcal,hful Tonic
ever introduced into the United
states y s,in the leading article. and
more OF this sold than O! all other so
called Tonics or Bitter..
For sale TO the Trade BY TAYLOR
&BESDEL. Sole Agcpts- 400 and All
Clay street. San Francisco. feis-iy
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pgL1yQUENr ASSESSMENT SALES.
NANCY GOOD AND SILVER

} Mining Company.-Location OF works,
Lyon County. State Of Observation-Disclosures
are delinquent upon the following described
stock. on account OF assessment No: q, levied
on the fith day Of August, 1860. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders. as follows:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


N Location of Works. Gold Hill, Storey
County, Observation-Disclosures are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
Of assessment No. 2, levied August s, 1869, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, rs follows:
Name No Cert Shs Amt
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And In accordance with the law, and an order
of the Board of Trustees, made on the 9th day
Of August, 1860, so many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary will be sold
Room No. q Hayward's Building, No. 419 Cal.
ifornia street, San francisco, California, on
SATURDAY, the 25th day OF September.
1869, at / o'clock p. II. Of that day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale
II. C. klBBE, Secretary.
Omcc-Room No. q. Hayward's building. 419
California street, San Francisco, Cal. sc9-td
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C.. A.
ADVERTISING AGENT,
Nos. q and a. J street, saer.men.o.

AZ Mr.. Heaton is the authorized agent Of
the GOLD HILL NEWS for Sacramento.
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" HLLOw J,CKEc sn..vGH

W ELLOw JsCKEc sls.vEHs
Mining Company's once. Gold Hill, New,
July 10. lS53.-Notice Is hereby given, that At a
meeting OF the Boari OF Trustees Of the Yellow
JACKET Silver Mining Company, held this the
nineieeuth day OF July. 1853, an assessmen!
(No. ID OF Ten Dollars (SlO per share was levied
upon each aud every share OF the capital stock
OF the Company. payable Immediately, In Uni
ted States gold coin. to W. C. Ralston, Cashier
OF the Bank OF California. San Francisco, who l.
appointed agent OF the Company for that pur'
po.e, aud duly authorized 10 receipt for the
same. or to the Secretary or the Company, a
Gold Till, Nevada. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on Wednesday,
the eighteenth day OF August, 1869. shall be
deemed delinquent, aud vii! be duly advertised
for sale az public auction, and unless payment
be male before. will be sold on Friday, the
seventeenth DAY OF September, 1869, At l o'clock
p. NJ. In front OF the Conpany's Office. Gold
Hill, Nevada, TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
By order OF the Board of Trustees.
F. F. oSB.SroN, Secretary.
Gold Hin. July 70. lSf9-im.
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II VIM W. NWTl. -
n Location Of Works, Gold Hill, Storey
County, Nevada. -Noti-e IL hereby given tina,
At a meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF said
Company, held on the 5th day OF August. 1863,
an assc;snent No. % OF Ten $50 Dollars per
share was levied upon the capital stock 0. said
Company, payable Immediately. In United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary: at the ONCE
OF the Company, No. 40 California street. san
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 9th day OF September. 1869. shall be deemed
delinquent, and viii be duly advertised for sale
at public auction: and. unless payment shall
n, 18th DAY OF September. lisa, 10 pay the
Ge.!nquen. assessment, to.ether with costs OF
advertising aud expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees,
II. z. KIBBE, Secretary.
OHce-Room No. 81 Hayward's Building, No.
<l9 California street. San Francisco. Cal. au6-td
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TYPE METAL OF Of g, SUPERIOR Pc 4 Ss! syiA!:
J u. y !. do,a In N Nv SS once me- N quantities
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goo KEARNY STREET,
VAO sor. COMMERCIAL, san
Francisco, established II
1854, for the treatment q
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis In all its
forms, Seminal Weakness.
Impotency, ETC., Skin dis:
cases (of years standing)a nd
liberated Legs successfully
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-22

nR. JULIEN PERRAuLT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine OF the Faculty OF Paris, Graduate
Of the University Queens College, and physician
Of tho St. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran
, 1869-07-15
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
a German Shoots Himself Because
He is Left in the Lurch by
His Housekeeper.


A serious phaze Of the su1ctde nani1 was dsTel-
oped in The subrrhA Of this city yesterdaJ. Cnica
80 VIE always famous for the novel manner n
which it, tired citizens 6h1fuo on their mortal
coil, and Is determlned to keep up its reputation.
THIS last case Ia quite on par with its many
unique predecessors The particular are as fol-
lows:
xhlls dntsaye ro!iman, res!d;nE o3 a tae fosa ts3
s,andins % N frcnt Of his house, ; man .ppruached
hfEo md begged for = glass Of wster. 1he appli-
cant for 1hss small fayor bore Vey dtscoas9late
eSasFnpiassDs eessF tss noass and ssrsnsshsa ~.
ssI something o5s rn,, h1Dss9n. nns nl1i1
"Girs me glass Of wster; 1t Is the last thing
on sa5h w9sa hs 9sa 1nned e ~ ne Goe
ish Ce1ne1eTT. Nj. Folkman sdYanced With him
10 a fnou, nfty ysrda or 80 1sorl the house, aud
Bepssda Byosd ~ 1fe4 ne IL es
for moment he drew a revolver, and
pointing Herewith to the gzarcJard remarked,
vic M md .chlld, and Sin I' Ics, bcside thsn-
have child living, but some Humanitarian vii
no doubt take care OF It Ny house-keeper ran
longer" win that he red The pistol 70 nls
throat, nred and lcn. MI. Folknan had scarcely
such n.en nnd Y fss
man. wItthiag apparently In the agony o. death,
int he knew not how 10 Buccor htEn- But some
sort OF action WIS necessaJJ. and 10 he hurried to
the house and procured an aluful Of towels with
which to stAunch the wound. He tied half
dozen about the unfortunate mans throat, ana
then carried hin into The house. A quarter Of n
mile or 80 beyond HI. Folkman'a house re-
SIDES q gentleman who enjoJa the reputation
Of being an amateur surgeon and to him he bur-
He'd for nsststance- Fortunately the gentleman
Was at home, and gladly offered hts surgical acu:
men In The case. An examination Of the wound
disclosed the fact that both the wlndppc ana tie
gullet had been perforated. And the case pre-
sented a doubtful appearance
The woun led man VIA scarcely able to aTtlcu-
late, hut between his KurEttngs he was under.
stood TO- gay "Let me die, let me de-"
and any ho1sekeepee ran away" he Faye bis
name ~ Charles Metz, and sad his housekeepeE's .
u4ue wAB Maria Tie mans injuries were at
tended to us well rs citcnlasrancea Would permit
and for time he seemed 10 recoFer, but Nhea
last heard OF he waA very Ion, and not expected
70 I've The unfortunate man Il sppasentIg IS
years Of age His residence Is said to be on North
Wells s1eet, where he lived with hia honsekeepes
Aar1a, whose departure, or nlght, he has 80 much
taken 10 heart
, 1869-07-15
The POLICE COURTS.



Eddie Counorx and Peter U'Bnen- boys, were
chal sed with harinE entered the house OF John
Va Ta o aa Nesns ad
hg some clothing that ntted them, they left theiF
ragged garments and donnet the stolen ones For
tuDatey for the owner It led to then arrest They
we're cach held In $50 bail for trial OBrien WIS
also charged. together with Pat Drennor. With
hAyfng entered the house Of Margaret Fa1fel, On
money While Pat watched on the sidewalk Peter
WIS held in 1900 for thai, while Flt WIS sent to
the Reform School The tito arc members Of
,.rs aS7ested.
George Hamilton, who wAs recently released
om hs Gent! 1a w. aud Irsoe ,d ib napm 5a5s
Each had considerable money With hin, and ~
they could not give q satisfactory account as to
icing that theJ etole 1t, lnasmnch as they have
the reputation of tctng thieves, they were nned
80 cach, and in dclault we're sent 10 the Bride
we'll.
otto Lohnanu wcnt into the Northwestern
Railroad COMPANY g yard with N empty bag, and
came oD1 with four LINKS, nsed II COUPLING caE. IN
yard That story IVES not received and Ills Homer
lned Inn SO. --.
John 4 Cooley cut the st5ar which Fas lastea-
When NJ. b came up he satd he dldnt intend
70 do ANYTHING with the team. and was nned as9
,1Tfaai f5sasE - ena.sea = r; tor nc pnsi;; =;
81 ess1ns 11 III VIZ a l. Irs fshe1 r. thonsal ho
would best her agatn he Was held in s7oo bull 10
lJuius LanlsnurKn tas nncd rs for beating
horse oyer the head with the butt end OF his
whip. ...-..
AaeNa Beck with, 8 German sri, was charged
with stealing s1e5 from Mrs, uauneEnn. who re-
sides as No. 29at South Clark street. Amelia wss
recognized pair oS ear-rinss which Aneiis wore
rs her properly. In default Of $500 hatl sne was
| fahn = ,n,an .n-. g sho++v ,, xro. fon,a IN
, 1869-07-15

and xtn b ready for sea On Saturday, shs n..
any amount OF .tron wood sheathing On her
de :ne on % hs1 -. .1a mo Mod eod
itun way to make Ice mattcr Of no sott Of con.
sequenco TO ner. She u q na1t. with full
Ttea Screw e aiisd. sae @ mates len fHei. n no1i.
and, under sA1l alone, shn mafes eignt tnota
She ueaMfea over three hundred tons, and
csf1tea four hundred tons OF coal, which u good
for rfty taTs' sieAznlnS; and Nnee VIC shAl not bo
out oFE threc mouths, md WI fafeH y ever NoEk
nndsr fo nesd nt "a of6;1 sHa y" o1 1an r. r. r.
steam WAY, a. In 1nJ other MY, that cau Sec.
And this q the eraft Captain Bastlett tnskter1,
an o1f se p dpd 10
for pleNuIr1 parity health, and partly for busi-
nesa - =
and il lie Fanihe. It '1 must q necessity s. com,
lor12blc- Tho tndefat1Sahle zeal and ener8y Of
Mr. Bradford hare lelk nothing Uosupplled in the
eoamt.sag ING, ana 7 yon could - D9nnoIe Z
bottles, and baths, md chemlealA, and Bradford.
WITH bis box Of paints, you would think the ice-
aud that Greenland would make an e0ort 70 justly
its name; for you may be sure thai notning viii
escape these enthusiastic gentlemen, and. that
eyT5ta,ng VI! be done up IN black End wnite,
"As for destination, We 60 everywhere on the
Greenland coast that VIC can get Ny own pa1tlcu-
~ N a. ase M ps o o
Norwegian settlements Of The pte.Columbtan
period You know II Is claimed that there are
lot Of round towers In South Greenland s1ml-
u 70 thst mysterious sstuctuse shout which
the Ivy clinga a. tightly a the fancy. On the
Pretty Eecn connon o. charming Newport;
look them up, and Bradford wnnt8 to have them
photographed; and As for the famous old ruin o!
knhoTtok, near JulIanshAab. which Graah and
Rink have ngured. why, II We csn only get that
and the crnnbled Cathedral Mt GaIdar twhcre, &C
cotdiug TO ToaHus scyenieen successive bishops
administered the ordinances Of the Apostolic
cnalr') into the ca1ner2, think out archaeological
friends Will rejoice and be exceedingly glad:
"0ariar Was the headquarters Of the Bishop OF
QMraHs for the HIgfs or Inhabited places, E4Sl
and West, Of the AIslAnd OF Greenland at the
'sutthest limits Of the great ocean, and wal
within the sea Of Troudheim, Norway. Beyond
lay the Htuqds or unlnhnblted places, In which
region Is now situated the quite recent Dan1st
Colony Of Upernay1k, ny old startlng point ol
1850, where we touch, and where ahAll make
prpvtsion for tho gathering toResher OF dogs ane
fur8, and hCnteTs. for my North Pole campaign
which, trust. will come OF next yeaE.
"Aslde from these serious objects which I haEt
mentioned, and the hope I have OF getting
upon sotne more OF the Greenland glaciers, o1l
voyage II one OF relaxation, and, BY The time thl
letter reaches 5ou, you viii have abundant c2usl
TO envy ns, as Jou swelter In the July temperasur
Of Boston"
, 1869-07-15
THE NEW ORLEANS FRAUDS.
Two Rings Broken Up-Io~ They
We're Worked md Who Worked
Them

Thcmt
From The Ntu Orleans Iieayunv, jugs.
been exposed IN the department Of the Collector
OF Customs for this port WE hope are but the lore
runners Of the exposition and destruction oi 9TH
e Of equal nasn;Sde Y; iS ,a wn1sn ,a1S. smst n n
one item. Some tune ago large quantities Of sugar
Sod oa svs ,s 'ne
vet neTcrthcIesa, tho rings" In this city con-
ilpaed 10 work . before bslleslne: 10 doubt tnst
leCtor tColone1 Cascs), nor any other government
omctal could either detect The frauds, OF would
Or seek 10 arrest the persons Implicated and seize
and coposcate Ill sugars which we're thus worked
through, to cyade the duties required BY Law.
cut Of Immense sums by this means Tor the past
three 1ea1s, but, as We will EhoE, cur planters
hare suffered 10 great extent also.
ln these SUGAR lsansas'tons sor fraads, a. tas5
and 'wetghefs, composed Of government otica.s
most nH Aaa peSeia and Important q he two. The
duty Of an appraiser Is 10 approve The sugar &C
cora.nE to lts grade For tnfee 5sats one @ Of u
have been appraised at the lowest posalble rates;
iowcst; M q % md immense qualities q sugar which
have not appeared upon the nanifest, passed
.eknss ees ~ ss @snpaate the s
weight as 10 make the hoGshead or box Of sugar
weigh much less than II actually does, and the
weisher's nsures being taken b his sope11ors as
iiteialy correct Is though an angel hsd recorded
them, Arr handed over 10 the appraisers, who, u
pcs1lble. manipulate them still more. In con-
formtty 10 IheIf ~ duty" 10 tho r!nGr
The A49l boxer. l,ss7 hossntads and = tierces
OF uear were nbeIjed Yesterday IN the Cp1Eed
Stateo USftict Court In accordance with The act
Of ConQrtss IN relation to nnts penalties, for
fetr11rrs std iuprtsoumeut, for grading the pay
mert nf rcyenne dntiea
FROM the examination Of several persons tn
rlIcated in these frauds, sufficient evidence has
doubt tnst the oflccrs Tho weighed, clhsaned
and nnnrststti the nncsrs Ecrr pntd for undet-
steio1,pr and nndpr1nfinr thn same. by the per-
snns Interested In fhese 1mport1t10n8 Further
evidence hSs Also been oota!ued by confessions Of
nart,es 10 charrrs made acu1nst therl es,abllsh.
H. tha r,,it nf III rnncenrs havond nerndren.
, 1869-07-15
A VENERABLE INSTITUTION,
OF ttx Famous BtudcnssLTWo Pflns
clpals who Have Served Eighty
hN@a NRHrHx

Phillips Exeter Academy md Some
OF ttx Famous Btudcnss-TWo PFln.
clpala who Have Served Eighty
one Years.
Professor Bowen, OF Harvard Cole &c, has pro-
Of Phillips Exeter Academy, OF which he Is one
OF the Trussees,.and It has been Published ~
soS e ~ s9sse.
sGs .'rTs sehool % ~ M ii
a wr7ier In the Springfield Republican says:
at gives the name, resldence and age at enter
ing Of ,soo pupils Of the scademY, amonE whom
Cas-, Edward Everett, James sparka, John q,
PaliFey, George bancroft, Richard uldreth- John
r. Bnle, General John A. Df, Dr. Peabody Of
fsfhefai Egn Jans 81 C. s Resm6nsd aad % many ofe VIC
have become famous In one way or another since
they LEFT Exeter: Among tne tnatuetors who
5r P9t ass Pee ke e. ea s toese
Alexander Il. Everett md Chancellor H5yt
Of Washington UIiFe.Sity. ans Two Plns'pa,s Hs
benjamin Abbott, whose term wns half cen
turJ, and Dr. soule, the present head.f the school
an 81 years aso. sacd constacy II po
eiiion Is remarkable anywhere, and stlll more 80
In America where things change, and men with
1hsm pretty sp j. i eas soTsSel u
than anywhere else on this continent fot that s
corner OF the world that chAugea less than any
othe! place We know of, from one ne generation 70 70
certainly 70 much the better for quiet old classl
chi school, not much disturbed u yet By The con-
aseas ~ a1a snG M nlhs1
The founder Of Exeter Academy WIS Pr; [Snn
Up. teiongs lie was bo1n q, Andover. Just cen
rury and nah ago, graduated at Harvard collese
ap aea %ese 81 ga es fa 6
avoided The pulpit He became a merchant at
Exeter, and acquired a handsome property. which
gase mostly 70 rs .Ss T. 1To hz
Academy he gave about So, 900, to AndoveE about
Isl ooo; the latter was 1rst founded In 17!s while
h.t E5ete, Tas y 1, a1d
sas u a ss.!ed i1ees :rsepsoz: "''ip4 pr: Abbott ct
wss . TaIe teacher. and gave the new
teous gentleman, and It soon became the correct
thing for genremenb s Sous from nit parts Of the
tons, Taylors and Ogles came from yirRnia and
Maryland; Cushings and PerEinses, SeEals and
Apthorpes from Boston; Ptckmans and Detbya
DN1ghis IRON Springfield, not to meuton the
descendants Of the great centur1ona In Rock
ingham county-the GlEmans, sullivans and Pea
efs M u Epp!ne: sieafss. cuttses. Langdons ana 1
schools were then few, and Ieachers like Dr..
ISIS, IN = Slazs q gloty reaected from IS dis
stall aad re fest, who Ksshss=d q Exeter p
na.ptained M the reputation, While advancing The
nd p txeny boSs anaeT e.
ancng whom are the Bon and nAmesAEe Of GEN
eral Grant and the son Of Montgomery Blair.
One commendahle feature o1 ne A sshool u me
Is taught gratis, Twenty such scholarships are
, 1869-07-15
Atte1noon, commencing It O'Clock Tho concert
neu week Will begin ni o'clock.

a'.eznoom. commanding NJ O'Clock. Tho concert
nEu week Will begin 1t ( O'Clock
A NHI7Uo Of the Western Wooden N&tn A.
.socta1nu WIS held II the sherman House 5esscf.
day, for the puIpooe Of Arranging schedule 2!
py4ceS for tho fall month"; Twelve lActortea Auo
beTen States were represented
/. -NNI BEv. DE- HATFIELD. OF this Gf. ~. -
sI{icle tp the New To1k Iadetsndea< Ae onteGs
therein 70 the conduct Of Ar1 LFenese LoH1a
her dauxhte11 when they came Into me "u5lo.
1~ C,,v,rr pr1xatAx cuu1cH gave 4
picnic to-day Il FIR OATS 7ne CAT leaFe tos
fIItnnis f,erirA Depot 1t IN tho morning, stop
ning 1t Twenty -x.xth snd TTeutT-sooo streets
and DongIa1 place
m f,nnxax P. CuExIEGuAX win deliver Ice
ture ar aO1ygen ~ 1t 8 O'Clock this evening" be-
fcfe tne Ir,Ah Literary Society, It the hAn c0. $50
Washtnstnn street The lecture viii be Illustrated
By mnnJ interesting experiments. AL n:e invited.
RKv. O. B FRoTH1HuHAx, Of New Yorkt tie
Een-knoHn FTesident of the FREE Religious Asso.
elalon of Boston, will addrtH the Scientific and
Free RellG1Ou1 Association Of Chicago, next San
d1J ut moor. 1t AIraaole.S, 2l< Wabash hveuue-
THx TAHxaKAe1.1 tent intended for Eansaa was
Pitched yesterday At the foot OF Madison street.
Aad viii be dedicated this erenlng with app1opr,
Ate ee1v1ceA
, 1869-07-15


The hattie OF inc hoyne lscionght-
Melee He&xrccn Ornngcmcn and
Catholics In tho NowcrY-Nclfnst
sceuc. 'a0e3 "
From the Sess York Hera,a, .1uly1a
lHS y, lns ~, pat's u tut
irt,r rna ennnrotea Re III Snns
mcn ol tnls ely nna saSuus u u w usG CIl aonet
atet W. w t .s1,h s"na,Ho,"tia =,
fn1 h,sor,terlS drmonEtratinna nI,d rnntitefs hr
~ a.tn,o ~ ~ e,e ~ ~ 1.rntt shh
W. tns ,n .anc,nen 1oht iSe n.ncanana
-, o hara -. dotatIs ~ Ine m hand m nraserra ths
~ na's ~ " - 49,, Inrrrose 0 X ~ osta ~
Peaee peace aos'ns 1ae e@'s anu 'os'ess VI hne 'e'e4
ut1olA u.,oos.,or taft t,a ro,t, 1,-,c,nc. r., tho
nolnine, esa tnS fsntosss ealses .S1t3, tul Ut
sey CITY. and detau .! men we're sshi q captain
Mn 70 a,dn as MHn1 qtnrn ~ enAs IT,
aane fer.y, and the CAPTAIN bad his men thsre 70
meet Them "a and accompany men PACE baes A 70 AAlnta5y
nsaa1 fpoaL Nv 1'' DN'' "''ee ~ '-'-N 'S1'~
About O'Clock the Tenth Ward party catae up
Chatham street unaceompanied " tae police
were still at the above-named feHy. Shortly after
rnEarg Chatham square aud entering ne NoTctJ,
and while tae ptocession "1s % Meli s1fcteaea onts
sassas Ts 9hS m q ia TEES IL se the esaas ssns pans
popular tunes and Orange enbleIns being pro
iuseIy displayed, which excited the Ire Of the
1f1&n lAlloucS In tHe lc!Ruousu1tA auu AuuuS
The SPECTATOR, CONFLICTS occurred between the
ssrasslers and me excited speetaton Of the pro
cession- About Hester street some Of the straECers
were stoned, when messenger WAS despatched
to the 1ront and the Oraugemen, who NUN
te1ed between enc and tWo hundred men, eager
FOR ihc fray. immediately oountermazched 70 the
assistance Of thetr brethren. " asns1nE me
peared. They then changed front and renewed
the march. wheu another attack was made ron
daIk street eosncra ma doofWA{h WIZ ssohea ana
pieces Of broken glass tunnng natus e1soeo'
ne oEangtmen N eome Cases aasum!n9 .as ae!en, n
Rive and soneEMea tne oaenASe Eonanals1! h1! n9 9
one was sefousJ ln]a1eu u IGse Gaatfss .aau1 a4I
o. tIe r. s.uns Sa ~ r.
wcTo fugo1S cut N tne ianka .! ,ne conaenGlng
host, but they do non way 1o. ponee assssance
and hurried OF iowa me sloe sueets 70 tne1
ho.11ea.
By the time the oransemen bad iaalsn nacE IN
der heavy ere q etones 70 Gfaod street. taptan
Ward. Of the Tenth Pftctnct1 who hA0 received n
tcnlgtncp Of the Tot, had platoon Of men IN the
DoWerJ. under setEe ANS sanders and DavenPott'
to preserve the peace. On arriving neAI the ball,
No. 1o3 BoTery, The band Struck up AIne Hatue
oi The Boyns tane bose al olasM on!eetna- g. ths
, 1869-07-15

AT meeting OF the Eighty second Illinois Vol
un3eers, lsst evening, constitution and bylaws
OF the organization WIS adopted, In which It ls
stated that the prime object Is to raise the neces
sary funds 10 erect suitable monument IN honor
OF the fallen comrades Of The regiment
The following resolutions we're also adopted:
wHxlxAs, /, Las p1eAscd the Almighty to remove
from our midst our comrades LoHis Kesscns Of Colu.
wi WnInSas Il W. ic.1ned to love and honor them "a
braye md gallant solder H. the dea sad aa .sac and
Resoited Ti1t We deeply teel the lnes Of our noblc
cnmrAdr1 md hereby extend to thric bctcaved tat.
lies qtIr lii &Ittelt coincidence.
Irsor<d Tbs. these srsoLutious he putu.hed u The
daily patr1E p this city, and copies OF tt bE
ttznstuittsd to the families of the deceased