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FASHIONS III. .JEWELRY:'

"1h 9nefe ~ for Holiday Presep,,.
FFo7" ne Chicago Fashion Magazine for .yan-1,
FHAr:To dEr-wurRx TO Bur r.
We aase 70 many inquiries, by letter ana r,n1,
pes1ona1 aeqoantaoces, about .Htfu Tor tie holl.
DAYS, that It deEoltes upon m TO ixsv waa,r ~1ch
astaclea ~ are suitable fos the poroo6a fns, h.
found' and to giVa brief aketch Of tte bee, ana
most desirable, rhus ssyspg on reidera p1rsr.r
ou1as OIL time, patience, and mouey than to dear-
aoe or necessary. stnee We found III tnat could b
possibly needed IN tnAt line In one estahlishu,eat.
wen Known house on Lake street. mo- nanrs
are es 3aMui1 TO Western people ~ nonnrhoid
wofat; Ws Hent there rather tiM1diJ. q cafios-
a. and Ne wanted to see for o1ret1r.a r fea
Moncoa1aea stolies we h4d heard Of foetr glitter.
Hsa asss sss aps9as zss ns s Tss &C sse we
diA reception, and made N feei perfectiy q
home. vending our way through de crowd Of
Pe2pte snsa9ed, Ike ourselves, In Inspecting holt
r.! eusHst "e eonated the services OF courteous
ctefE. VINO seemed to consider It no trouble to
display Foods, and 20 We looked and adnlfod 10
cur heasts content, and memor1xe.t many OF The
oeaaulu! tninka 1of future reference.
EITIRW4Kk
Fefnspd that which pleased ind deltsnted III
naoaf was the splendid stock OF xilve1plxiod ware
st Sana cleaned IN burn.sned lo1eltnesa On tie
s Mese nex r. md eiezaot and he stJls Known ~
13I1s eana nnisa ns - Regularly a1aetvs The Meass
vented A1a perfected seveIal rare deMkus In a1I-
verxafe. Their vxseS booquet-h0IdaIs, shrll
Ornamental, ETC.. Ia thu work. 1te articles
Cd Tete-a-tEte sets, charming euoprn
% Tempt the Appetite Of the most
fasudlon1. are arranged On embossed satFer1 IN
sntts Of four peces-cotee md Eea pos, c1eaner
AQo enGN receiver. $9A These IRE richly en-
gIesed, Win psaln apzoe4 1efs for Monogram, and
a5e 70 low " price as 70 Be within the reach Of
ssceA or this wars could never DO distinguishes
!fon eotn-s1lvet; indeed, tbs style aud WORK are
l9ss Hhe lame. One superb set we priced cost
SEN eo0d Aleef sex with le8s embelnshmtut
not Fet5 htaEy+ Wa4 shown In morocco eAse,
saat s!oesu H1e = atfnnf, with kntfe day to dFA1
, 1870-12-18

YuE r1xAsctl1. srTrATFov. -.
SIw YoRx, Dec, 1T-Tne money market Has
eaxte. tn-day. and the .rrrer ,r.,tnaa rnor. rr.a
-. - !e:<e. Au"o'a. "1e aakos ~" Fe4e !
per cent currency TO gold Interest. On the Stock
Exchange, 1.lt H1s pa!d for earring xtork orrr
r,,41 ucpa.x IN ~. caL pnn-~
-s.n ~. :. - ssa .NsVA., aonn3 Fas
.olso PEI eso' soio W PEI eeak currency. and
tnA1ty gold VII carried free Of tntereE Late In
the Afternoon inAna Eerr made IN tha straot n
,aw.skn...A,,t tp..-r-.h.s.~- %
..s,- -. 80 ,..rsas Tvs ..s,,,.a s.s
1lo for sight Gold was dull II 11oK91lca:t, with
se1..ss
1ue ssoe1 m1lka& w sety supoz Aao scuFet
with shasp advances in the share ltst. IN the
morning The chief fessanes were Northwestern,
.ss" to.4 =. Ar-sAk. - ~oi. aeeA ~"
snd. ana Ae&e enoFe. inc sassnte ranged from
! 10 ~ per ccut md ~ss greatest IN Northwest
en- common, which ross nom 81 to IA,
n sn-e,1r1sn, honds tn.r, - ~ as..
- ~ es..ns N.1s eou9- .asso "1v no eoAaxes 70
note Tne maskef VAS usuh There WIS utter
.stagn2tien tn the produce na<tets.
>wn-,sss - ..sns ~ a. s,e sss n.-..s. - pots
-144As@u ~ .N1a ~ ~ A'ea ~
, 1870-12-18

bdnfAmDnrarsas nf C;pcfnrsf; .nS O.
Ionts N,r~ - ~, tn1,.,. ,oo.r.o.st ts 49,
arer ocrmn1,l tb.f, sud;1ros. E:3.5th -
thing mora a.upid than theaa: ..x,n.,t;o9s
themselves .re. thsv wop1d ba b,1f nroxan
Did the writer's ouce stoD to inon;ro vbo
a1e the masculine lecturers from whom ~
recsive'theee periodical orerdoses of ,nro-
fundity, wit, and bathox7 How many of
them are thefswho, In addressing .ai au-
dianee' OF wen-info1ned persons. conway
any instruction. They, recall f,ofs and
truths with which VIC ate, Of haye besn.
familiar; they summarize and rornno -
series Of facts, 50 az to make them
:" Point snogzl or adorn tsle:~-:
but this Is all. On the whole, the best
stotY-teller ia the best lecturer, whether
Ennle or female: Audiences IN our rural,
and even metropolitan, towns tarn out to
lectures for eocial reaaons mainly, of which
the lecture is the pretext. Ladies go to
ses the "styles, to oy,she pleasure Of
aggregation, i-e., OF seeing men and wom-
en- assemble in aocks. and herds, where
their Appearances can be obseryed and
noted, In short, to "see and be seen"
Men 60 to resi-, observe, and be amused.
Instruction is not, after al, halt so import
ant In this life as amusement. The Nation
has sunk nearly $50, 600 in making the
most instructive and thoughtful journal
ever issued IN this. country, and has at-
tanned only 5000 or G. 600 circulation
while Carl Pretz<l issues his Leed1e Yan.
d1er, with grin on every paoe. and 10
an edition OF 10000 is sold Of the first
number. The Presidents message psts
fewer readere than Bret Hartets 1. T;e.then
Ohiuee.n
= The same 1,olds true in tha 1aetn,.-rro,,,
II Sirr Isaao Newton con1d rat1-n l. a.-th
and lecture 1earned]v m ,ha 1,w ~ o-sr;,s-
t;on. or Profeesor Ss4ford ,ror,a axe,.;n -
an nni1irnca hov ha ca,cr,.ta, ~ r. ..s
,.-.:.-sc-.1 '4'' oA-' @.41
h.,f ss,o,,5s -a ena,...s 49, =. 49,. -. 49, =
xonts hs ho7sa pnt = ho,.s 49, 49, - esce' ~
~ =, al, o,I.ss;o,s ..h.-s . s.sa - r.ot1 W :.
n,,,1;eaa hao.ne. ,:n-s,~s =: s -
r,o-a ;,4,1a-t.1t ~ - sa.,.s. . ~ ,.1..oA soa
~ ,n.ntsfn;, tt,a ~ nsthassa.;.a - ~ ~ ~ -
,,on ,,,,,ira ~ ,,..l;nS' a.-..t-s ~ .s, ss,,
,ha;, {. ha-ss .ensa =, = ~. .a-a. - - ~. e
tar than tbe .e.cb;,oz ~ tha ~. ao.n. =.
md =. acient,sts ~ n,afar ~ ~.
tuxer to the m,la ,,;ned tharafora hs,,ns.
L:thev mora thoronoh1v Al, Al. n,.ca .pt;,r
,f,eIonua tn = nonn1,r 1.,irnra,- ;Th.v s,,u,.
us ali the waT dorm.
We distinctly aver that ~ u,nt m .vs
, 1870-12-18

fafal Accident-An Election to be
Observation-Disclosures by River Pirates
Capture OF nm 1uttt1W

-1outeaaed-kobbed by River Pirntes
Capture OF m Outlaw,
.L0cfss1LLE, Dec ia fatal accident occurred
tn3 morning On the Memphis Branch OF the
louisville Nashville Railroad. near Buck1eId
warren County. an tIalu No. 10, coming rhis
wa5s heAred that tt4uon, E1och Jonnaou of thts
citJ, train boy. fol from tho rear platform of
the sn and reoelVed lnju1icA whlah causei his
burial. ,"'
MzArH1s, Dec. l7.-1s ia reported tha, Smith
will contest The election Of Vaughan In tals Con.
9fefBtonA dlstnct.
The steamer Richmond brought here a man
named Jos. Robinson, who Wa8 sent to the noSpj.
~ N dJhR Condition. from wounds indicted 6J
t!Fef P!fatra foify miles below Helena, Robinson
and Wife had started down the river ID Jnwi,
lAaeo WIN III he had. IN search of work. The
pirates stabbed htEu fe2sfulty, and took tue yaHI
and cnntent4.
WitN1SdToE, y. C.. Dec 1I.-Jact Mclaughlin,
one Of gang of notorious outl1x4 In Robeton
County, and for whose capture large rewards
have been offered by the Governor OF tne Stste
and the authorities Of Robeson County, WIS Killed
Yesterday, near ATgtl1, by Henry BtRgs. The
anaif Causes great deal OF excitement and much
rejoicing In Robeson County, 1nere McLausnln's
c!dIsnk 4 company Of United States soldiers are
Efforts to capture or All McLsnghllna coufed-
efxtes.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE Baltimore i Ohio
Nuro4d Company dscfatna any knowledge OF the
report sent from New York, last night, TINT the
company had declined to send 4 REPRESENTATIVE
70 the proposed railroad convention at EF1e, n,
The company has not been represented 1t any
convention.
, 1870-12-18

beco,uo one Of the States Of tho Union: that Con.
g1eR would znnuA y make appropriations to Day
The eIpenses; thAt courts OF Justice theuld pe a.
shcusd not Be draExed to ykn Buren, to be tI1ed On
minor chatRes- Hc adv1sed them to form unlty
of interest 3H1lnst The entertainments OF xntta
men now poacnlnR on them from the northeast {
and south, AID RAyo them words OF encourage
mcnt ~ the proYfeha they had made In their e.
forts It civilization.
The visit Of these gentlemen has had most
hsppy Effect The Confedtiat ate Government em-
6,sees tae following Etoes and nations, vtk. :
was, Easte.n PaWnees, Quapaws. Seneeas, Wyan.
dotses. Confedesste feortas, 8ats, Foxes, Ab-
senteep PAWnees, Great and Little tsxRes Semi
uoles, and EnichasAwt. Delegates from All tho
aooTe tt,ees Are represented ID tho council md
some are expected from the wild tribe1.
, 1870-12-18

Rear Admiral 1srce4e Byron XII.
boufne-Anehony Green-Juhn Mil
1ef. r..
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I7.-Kear Admiral Samuel
l. Broese, Unlted States Ssvy, died this uofuina,
q Mount AIRY, near this city. He was Is YeaSs
Of aKt.
MuwAUKKx, Dec. 17.-A despatch was received,
to-day, trom Jacksonvtlle, Fia., Announcing Tie
de1th o9 Lon: ByEnn Kllhourue. from apopie1J.
ik1t night. HI. Ki1bonzne WAS ono uf tne csTijesr
settlers Of Milwaukee, and once owned that part
tf tho cttY called Kllboufnc Town.
;. An41ouy Green, 4 prominent coal DEALER died
lRss night, And to-day ne hear OF the death Of
John Miller. ven known u " Long John AlIler,"
IN old rcA4dent
, 1870-12-18
ITALY.

RIOT II AoNE,
RoNK, Dec 1s.-At the feast Of the Immaculate
ToFnett, Doted tnf1det, got up riot 1t the gates
OF the VATICAN and made sAy4Ee attack upon
s"uae Of the Roman people friendly 70 His HolI-
ctuzenf. The t1oops, however, wete called out,
charged on Tn2nestis gang, md lnAde several
prtEonelA Othels proceeded to the Police ONCE
and demanded their releAse the next d4y. The
Colonel Of the Ft1Fs PuntthcAl Regiment narrowly
escaped death II the hands nf the rioters, by
mailing good his WY through building.
, 1870-12-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

ne right nAme OF, JAnau.chek Ia Frauttsvks
Sanensskof1 She ID native Of Bohemia, aud
net PM ea9caaon e. WAs C1eseian one.
actcr, At hls hotel 10 Pittsburgh, ono day Int
Ks mse1: and isked II there were no side doors tn
o9s. .ae upeln Aoaee. taIouRn which he might gain
Ths ~ 1anis1ed wea 1sa bee.a seea
Isssot9a: sr, tnere are no doors IN the xosid
"a ~ , MnGa 1od 20; eannot see; you'd you hops
mo9e worthy Of Reverence, the actor or the Clergy
maui =. :. >,.-.
,s,,I +asn :, neM a1no1need that Ates Nilsson viii
iesaonal engaEementa 70 fald1l 4n London during
ApIA snu AAt. We hau be, Indeed, sorry to
Pat1 WA toe la!f eongstlekk
Il fae hog ot ss nSa ffe a
noose eai tatoa91 the whole OF Mf6 Harriet
beecnef StoHeh Uncle Toms Cabin I story
sla,ely man q else iaat was written o. spoFen n
'aso. tne manager who would hare dared to put
wonld havs been nobbed-' :. ~N'''
-1ne hiAck Cfpok, nov running at Nib1o'a,
y eae &C. ~ M..s sooTs: 1aet Geeet NJ
Fanny Prestige. Illustrating the ballet ara Bop-
fanti. and ! dozen prt,nif1es dansuesf, Including
8eny, Rlmu%n % abs1F LsonHne. u isunette ai Mare,i
dancers. slEnot Eo7isslmo, aud s,snor David
Of st1ty eo1Yphe<s ' - ~'Apa
will xppear 1t lie Boston Theatre next Nnndsy p'
Iii IL NOW said that Gree]eJ,s - sWhst / E1nw
About FaIminRS to he set ID music ~ ia csers
poser Of the s.Butfon S;r,nrr sonnef 4. 4 nsern.
ial for Brynnt's M!nss1eis. It would be ntrfect
EJniatn1 fron, ne1assi i pn,ts Hna 9,,
bcsrtn1 1is nsnue Of i Hee,horsn p m ~ 'o1ns nteh
hAve been written since nis dea.b NJ cohh'etnne NJ
indecd composs in aJsnneo ~ T.. ~ = III"
-S,gnot Antonio Bas1Ii ceutemp1Stes 4 concert
trip ont this way next sprine. Win nls brother.
Pstr, ihe s1ollnist bfa,Ser OF Adefins Fad. nd
half-bKother to the BArtilA, Some lady vocalist
will accompany the troupe,
- veteian observer once declared that 20 one
beloSsed to cnn!:a nS che p'''a' ne''t
en7ops NM In e naG9 see @ % oe ,h pssns ns;
IL Farm % Tiii p1Tn IN renfesentstions reef
but win ac is1nns ar eyen ssndles 10 I!oht M ~
% dIesses mn,ss ana asrS ss eolors I aus8 s'e = '
tues nd subjects Of some Of the London Christ
msz pieces: At Dr1rr Iaue. Mother shipton and
r. DE q y W she
.ntlle ali Rlss .nd BOY a Plsysa sas Seanise
ccnslomefsttou S Of iRe s,or1es md pcSsonSSss 81
many Engiisa oslia5s, such - LORD Lovel. Lady
l Nsasy Bsil' Simon he oelhFeF' Fhilip lie FL
...sRerthoye,. - orsns IN sre scts. by aIxno,
p1etrn Crsaa. fnst hrrmght ami af the 1polin
r11,s t.fIes q 1at+4rs1 sne nnslin 81 ' e4Sa III
-Ms1sme Moacneles naa snnounced pr,xe
=, en;H . &c x, nn.of1 a ,09 ~ u hns xne
hsnd' 'fhr ists asof xho tof snrh i1Tclv Ina
ftfA rs.tnm ~ In%rrsxt ~ $h.t Mnsin anhnni -"4
Herr Richard Wssnef's @Beetnoyeu e,ne
W.seu e. Gs,s to cteofste see 6nSadis snn
:seen for somc time expected, Vas ANNOUNCED b7
, 1870-12-18

7b The Edftos u TIT CAicaao 1fisua<:
WIN yen anow me To inquire, through yqpu1 col.
ntnna, Why 1t u that tho Peoples Gasltsht and
Eofe Company, Hno furnish gas soz the West d.
eaKo uaantnt and Coke Company furnlxh It tn he
Souta Dtysstum y $1-to Ter 8oos Also, II meen il
tbat theJ FeRtster correctly. i'll
CulcAGo, pec, II. 1ssH
, 1870-12-18
jim AND JAY

n,ement n a., .,t;e1a f,,,,, a. 1p....,.s =.
Raoi14c ho+h Tho 1s,,th ~ ~. ,ss ~ ~s:..
ro.v ,,res51,1v ,.,oi 80 ~ - ~ -',- oA
The ,it1a "a - f.n,;,;.. 49,. N.-- o4e.
do,,ht1oss tl;n,. - 49,. ~ so-.n % po1svna
u;th 10 snl,;.,+ ~ ~ a.ssA 49,. M .aI1
uho b.va .,,vraa 49, :. .7ntso. ps,
INN auav fror, q No. -e.<..a.s ~. W.
thew never rat hava ,nss,arad ~ | e.1';.e. ~
of tba ra;,so.d ~. af ~ 80. -
navsr "a, rars,+ho,.ss -... .-y
To ranrh1;sh ,ha a+;s,. "" ,.n 'o
It 10 s1a -s,tnra f,,.hae @
connara - 80 ,.os4 os.s..n:.:sN -
I'll ~a,5;nr t>o+,, r. 1s' ~ 49, ~ GluEs s ~ aae
ana thoea ~ I - ~ ~. ~ ..~s.. VIZ .1ue4s'Anu .a
~ Tin E;sr s,a 1.1 ce.,s 80 10 ~, T.o
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,,a .o,d - 1ass - s,,a.. s.s I s"o,s ss utu ~.
a. ~ ~;.h sr..h;n.s - H. e 49, a ", aoI oe uola
c,s-anass - ~ s.s..a - 80 .a s.ea- -asaa Aaa
~. -. ..ss.s - 1,,@ p' - oae
danca ~ ,ao.1 doanrnas.s saa ~s 80. y. s'
r,orarr avants ~ aansa.a h;nsa,+ I ~ % ~ ~
t.s1- T. :. - as 80 ~ w
.enes,;r, 40 49, ~. ~. ' a"s: no 49, 49,
u,itten ~ ,ha a~a,+ $780,, -. 49,
lila of Joh, Tara nh;.1s ~--. ~
md 1,n,e+ a. r.,t7- 80 I.,s
,oo,a ;7,ro.s.. -, 49,. e ~ aaa
o,,,ha- * 49,. s.L-N.N.1 ' .,u - tno
5a1rsoa .-.,.. :.
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rha,, NC stow dso,s ~ .a.taae ~sa.1 *4n
es-*~~
, 1870-12-18
MARRIED.
DIED.

DfEK-GGoID.1n , th!!e!tg; December Is br the
ter Of Nathaniel Goold. both II chicago.
, 1870-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


CHICAGO.
TIE 0fIhA HopSK.
The great sen2Ation Of the coming week, Of
course, IL Nilason. and the details Of her season
Win be found, given 1t some length, In another
column.
Nv1ckxRS 7HKA7Rk.
Rr. Adam h1s nuiated his engagement II
NcFlcSers Theatre, and Mr. Emmct takes hia
place during the coming week With his famflas
personetton OF Fritz.
A1xxNs xusEuM.
The sensation drama Of " Mon Pitcher: or. The
Fortune Teller OF Lynn,"v1u he R1yen 1t The
Museum Ill this week, and for tho Monday natl
nee Rnelaa Meadows; o., The Temptation Of
CIT Life Unveiled"
nKAABoRv TIKI AfKx
Tue Ininstreis h4ve underlined superb bnl tor
th1l week, and Win produce It On Hondsy eyenin9
iof a boo aatta oenei1t- The attfactioas are: The
@ = r. Ms .as asSsn sas
md f. ais;ses of NSs1 In Nj
aIoHx IHkATRx
John Dillon, who haa returned to the city. playa
IN engagement as the G1obe Theatre this week.
new play. -
The regular concert OF tho SymphonY onhrs
q asSs e. ~ e e
gE1mue will be given:
2E.npnoese i9sfnd cet3uu+
1 SfShth ~ Sxr71Sonok MSannok
l. Beethoven feIuyl MA1th. !,
IuhHAA HALL
aae ptoEI Hmme Il the Turner aau concert, To-
os5, =. u 1o1o"s:
jubilee March
g!ertnsS 70 AFlonstheas heas"......-...... )" Beethorcn
M..-A49 A4tS nod d4n5r.:...-----.:-.......atra atrauss
( Rnnx ah.aeife sS u A'ttzaHs' NenAel
s*Ths Teaf. sol foI
T. Erxle jrun Eidelfn sa
sa!s t fo Retaslfe1
Ii. fsntaai. IN t;rrman San1 ''.''"..-''..C$7ksdl
nrn.x prrTr., '''''''''''.'o oases
Mr. nnd,ev pnet,s ra,.n1er ~. r.,
tn fhe s,ssar e1nesr+a ~ nnsy na eveH.n9. owing
, 1870-12-18
N110T10 NQE1QN .


The AnnnN Corrnunieatsou of W4ubansfs LodsA
No III, L. 81d L. Il, fnr tho election o{ q6eesv an3
PsyHs.s et does, MtH hs hetd Il As.oule Hall, "a
~. It ~ a'eieek, sharp,- -Mmhe9S ars hefrby 10
tihed to attead h5 order ot lodF.
:. S.!~-I &IcAs1.
, 1870-12-18

~, ~ e"o1e up 41u0 tQe 41mpl4 pegtnninS OF a
laus peasant maiden picking up few coppers
and violin, md By dint Of hsr talent alons has
made her name known In eve1y part Of the
world, - one Of the recognized qusena ot
song. This little ecandiuavian, once offered
the uuuidcent sum Of Elk dol1ara per year by
s9 ssDEE E., nsSa ssS'sa il bs9,. :as ~oea 6a.;bs ion hi b;
Empe1crs, and tho maiden Of low
birth has compelled recognition from
them By tho porar Of scepsrs
more commanding and more universal than
theirs--thc eupremaey Of music over the coas-
mon heart. 6he t1iumphed even in Pasis
with FsoleHa who was not \ sybasite. Sha
made for Mozzrt'e npnnd E1rirq and 4strd-
Hdrnnldn!e the first real euccees thew ever
achieved IN France. She gave Adrgxer1M
Nth The ttuo German sentiment and Tic pas-
sion q n1tase, and Paris. which At arst o5-
grisette, At last recognized It - great work
Ct Att- And now, hasinE conquered the
French 1io1etta (for t Is essentisl.
" the Dama au1 Camellias), the Ger
man G7fcaa, and the 1talian Eriro.
t6e sfo"ned Tho Ehole wosk BY the realization
t1Twouau, and made 1t her master pisca. %
And now this peasant girl, this once obssuse
eantat11ee OF the Theatre LErique, comes to
Us u the successor Of Jenny Lind, md BE-
tween them are many po;nts3 Of reseu,-
o!ance. both are swedae- Both 4fe kitted
Win phenomenat soices. Both owe to their
~ocderfui natural gifts their elevation tom
humble origin to the attainmaut Of fortune
and Of worldwide fame
Chicago viii give her such a Welcome as she
aeessEes. ass S1t probably the moes touching vel
come OF n! will come from her eouutryunen In
this city. They have tende.ed her receptiou
md bsD9uet, On Thursday evening ns1t. It the
aex 1nd elegant Ge1mau House, nov lie
hneSt ball IN tho efty. She has afsrADt ~ n a
e.me ey yte5egr.pb. md 1 may nov gise you The
tollostnR details ~ they haye been i1apced
by the Committee Of tha Sgaa Society; Nlie.
Wilson viii ride from her hotel to tho h.li h
carriage drAxn BY four white horses, esco,t-
I'd By the Committee and her company h CIR
r1agea- After The introdue:ioos to bar coun-
Y people md othe1s, she viii be Presented
ztth besuttful wreath Of eoiid gold, With bsr
monogrsuas In diamorda. Tbs bauaast iii
then r. p IA giEen IN .nothar ane hall
IN the eama bulldog, which vilf
3 b elAbo1asaly z deoo1ated- The scandina.ian
nassooM SINGER: doabls quaztette, win b
their ehosoest pieoes, and ! cKotds 81 airbtV
voieea, fsoa tho different 6esadiaayiaa 90.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
AMERICA hangs her head.

AMERICA hangs her head. En-.
gland holds the champions belt
of the p. r. 1t was bad enough
for the Cambridge boys to beat
the awards in a boat-race, but
England's Jem Mace has whipped
Americas adopted Tom Allen,
and her humiliation is complete.
Where is the native born "bruis-
er" to step into the ring and beard
the lion complacent in his den ?
Who will redeem Brother Jona-
than in the ''noble art of self.de-
fence 7" Where is Heenan? Where
is McCoole Columbus Index.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

He who thinks better Of his
neighbors than they deserve can.
not be a bad man, for the standard
BY which his judgment is formed
Is the goodness of his own heart.
1t is the base only who believes all
men base, or in other words, like
themselves. Few, however, are all
evil. Even Nero did a good turn
to somebOdy-for when Rome was
rejoicing over his death, some low
ing hand covered his grave with
flowers. Public men are seldom
or never fairly judged, at least
while living. However pure, they
cannot escape calumny however
incorrect, they are sure to find
eulOgists. History may do them
Justice, but they rarely get It while
alive, either from friend or foe.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

Gov. RANDOLPH, OF New Jersey,
for many years a resident of this
city, has been the guest the past
week of Major Coleman, his BROTH
er-in-law. During his brief visit
among his old friends, lie has re.
ccived their cordial welcome and
hospitality. Our old men and
young men, and hosts of the friends
Of the Governors esteemed lady
and Of his own lady friends, ex.
tending to him a cordial welcome,
which he gave evidence of fully ap.
~preciating. The Governors trip
has been over the whole Southern
country-as privately taken as pos
sible-yet we observe by our ex.
changes that our true Southern
people have, at all points, received
him with that respect and cordially
due to him personally and to the
people ofthe just aud conservative
State Of New Jersey, Of which he is
the Chief Representative.
Our people Of Mississippi are
properly proud Of the personal and
political advancement Of enc so
long identified with her interests
and there Is no preferment which
the Northern friends Of Governor
Randolph may desire for him that
will not be warmly seconded by
his hosts Of friends In the South.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28
BUILDINa UPON nm sAyD,

BUILDING UPON THE SAND
IT'S wise 10 WOO, 'tis we'll 70 wed.
For 20 The world has done,
slnco myFtles grew and roses blew,
And morning brought the sun.
But have a care, ye young and fart
BE sure you pledge With tFutht
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days Of youth.
For II you give not heart to heart,
As well Is hand for hand,
Hou'l ind you've played the uawise part.
And built upon the sand"
IT'S well 70 save, 'tis we'll 70 have
AgoOlly ttOre Of cold,
And bold enough OF startling stuff
Fol charity Is cold.
But place not all your hopes ana trust
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannot live on yellow dust,
Unmixed With puTer things.
And he who piles mp wealth alone
VIII often have 70 stand
Beside his cOfsr-chest. and own
It's built upon the sand"
IT'S rood 10 speak in kindly zulse,
And sOOthe wiener we can;
For speech should bind the human mind,
And love link mAn 70 q
But stay moi at the gentle words,
ct deeds with lang tage dwell;
This one who pit.es starving birds
should scatter crumbs as we'll.
The m roy thai is warm and true
Must lead a helping hand;
For those who talk, yet fail to do,
But : build upon the sand"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

We learn that the parish seat Of
Carroll parish, Louisiana, has been
removed from Floyd to Lake
Providence.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-28

A Wilmington, Del, hotel reg
lister one day last week, bore these
three names-Root, Hogg, and
Dye.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-02

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN-
w dersigned for the superstruc;ure OF
Bridge over Wheeling Creek at the foot OF
Market street In Wheeling OF the follnwing
dimensions, viz: l5S feet inches long be
tween abutments: carriage way Y feet wide
in clear; two sidewalks each feet wide IN
clear. The whole Bridge 10 be constructed
Of wrought-ifon, except the flooring JoiSts
and the fiOor, which will be OF good sound
White Oak The flooring OF the carriage
way to consist Of double thickness OF plank
3 inches and inches respectively; solid
footways to be covered with inch plank.
The Bridge must be capable of sustaining u
load in addition 10 its own weight OF lOO
pounds per square foot Of surface, including
both carriage and footways, without i'm
posing tensile strain On any OF It's parts
Of more than 1900 pounds per square inch,
or compreSsive strain OF more than lO,OJ
pounds; the ultimate strength OF the iron
used In the Bridge 10 be not Iess than U,OU
pounds per square inch.
A wrought-iron hand rail will protect the
sidewalk on each side. The whole Bridge
10 be thoroughly painted with two good
coats OF paiRt.
Plans showing in detail the forms and
dimensions OF the different parts OF the
Bridge must accompany the proposals,
which will be received by the undersigned
until the Sd day Of September, AT O'Clock.
A. WILSON,
aueT Chairman OF Committee.