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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-23

mountR In CITY Mining Com
too q works, Cope District, Eiho County, sate Of
Nevada ~ -
Notice IL hereby given, ihst at . meeting OF che
Board Of Trustees oG sah COMPANY held ON die Ilt
DAY 81 July 1870, an assessment Of twenty cents
per shareHsn fevhd upon the capital stock Of said
company, payable Immediately. IN United States gold
coin 70 tbe SECRETARY, at the clns of the company
NO fS California street, San Francisco, California,
Any stock upon which said asseas me nj Shau rnsin
UNPAID ON the twenty ninth dsJ OF August 1870
shan h dtefnsd detHsl<nt. Api viii 10 duly alTor-
used Tor sale NJ pub c auction. and unless payment
shall he made hefOrs, viii he sold on MorAAy tie
t~entysfIth day NJ September, 1870 10 nay the
tning aud sIprnacs of sale. -
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees .'1
T. IT, wTS8ARD Secretary
once, fo8 California stree., Ban FrancAsro Cal.
.. ..r.... .aF..#- Ey3a-A ........
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ltZoi5 SHT SE--- % Last Evening"
Pans, July 81, p. 1.-The rarsors Of Rus sia :
intention Of joining Prussia gain greater ere.
dence hourly.
Couriers have been dispatched to Austria
and Italy. demanding Of them to stand by
France. .....
LONDON. July a1.-Austria will m aintain
watchful neutrality.
BEELIS July 2l.-Tvo hundred French SOL
diers crossed the frontier on Tuesday, and
were captured. 90 ....r
The Prussian troops which were being
massed between Theses and Sasrboucken have
fallen back to concentrate between Coblentz
and Mayence.
men-of-war Aviagio and Herondelle in the
North Sea, exchanged shots with Prussian
war STEAMER. which escaped E.E#E8
The Emperor Napoleon is Ill, and will not
join the army for some days .
BEEIIS, July 22.-Tbe King of Prussia has
notified the King Of Bavaria that he intends
TO assume command Of the latter's army -
WASHINGTON, July 22-The State Depart
ment has received no dispatches in regard to
the EuruTean war. The various legations
have received only such advices as have been
anticipated by cable. except that information
has been received by the Prussian Minister
that his Government would confne its opers-
TO n limited extent and entirely for defensive
purposes. unless q different course should be
forced upon it. r.t.-.s. --... .
EEw York, July 22.-Gold, 1917.
AWashington dispatch of the Goth instant
says Provost Parodol. the new French Minis
ter, committed suicide at one o'clock this af-
ternoon by shooting himself with a pistol.
He has been very busy since his arrival, and
yesterday his mind appearedto be wandering,
though he continued TO give his attention To
business during the afternoon.
PARIS, July 19-Evening-Le Public an
Dounces that the French Government has
given Don Carlos orders to leave the country.
Official notice Of the declaration of war by
France against Prussia was sent yesterday to
the European powers.
France hos notified Prussia that she will
not use explosive bullets If Prussia will not.
After the first battle is fought all the powers
OF Europe will make IN effort to stop the con-
fict ..EE.F .. .....r.. ...-1-f
The French journals have received orders
to publish no information concerning military
movements. -FF.-.y
The Catholics OF South Germany are re-
ported rs opposed to Prussia.
Eight Prussinn officers have been seized in
Strasburg Ms spies.
One hundred thousand volunteers have
been enrolled at Paris and the Departments.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-23

... MARRIED-
In Efo. July Is;h- by Justice J. s. MAyhugh, A. J.
Reed 10 Miss Mary N. Chandler. - =
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-23

SThGT LEAv. ELKo, EVERY TUESDAY AND
- FRIDAY, alta O'Clock a. NJ III. -
and saturday. $50 49, '''''p>'
Stages nm through in TWENTY HOURS .,aa
froigit delivered In good ordor. Ii. =. 80
juSa -' Mans. VAN pRiEt,i.BS, ,f'foprisrt
, 1870-01-23

watts in many countries tn Europe, bat. becAukt
| durF1ca hn1 heretofore been reg fiaea a. LIE
IaTfe y. Jackson. . laJ usssIotary ID tne c.sy p
Eew Yotf Tor ths fass fourteen Jc2ra hnt. wlta,L
that tune made AZ coo visits TO mo NidoWss Nis nd cnt
fsJnefieaS kne poor AID tic rich. the Acta.a nse
lie ~ oysnS. BE his conducted l,4la ps'1ef mee'
taxe In dInersnt ioca1ttttE. ,.,or n,
Gr. MANOR Usble, Jr, Was ordained pa.1oIn ~. =.
cemre1 -. Tho sxerclses were interesting. AZ ana
certainly peculiar n one respect in1oaIoe3 in3oa3r.{
Mt Chafles Noble, ntudens at Union IneoloH1Sdat.
NsT 1a!f ~ sy M pastor
The Church Of tho Cove,aut, Of tofs GtJ losoi@aet NJ
Of The canontatel: ordantng prayer the rev. ~ ~
son Noble. D D.. O. n. ttssasr q EN- ne Gae.nr caua
P@esoyte1aa % Gcurcn at Weenavken, N. J. loroth-
q OF the candldalel.
speaking Of the Rev. James Kent Stone. VIC
receplIy left tun Epecopsl for tae Roman Catnouc
Church, writer ii the FftemanH Journd! tRo@an
Calholc} says: Tns Doctor IS NON engaged upon
3 BOOK giving an account OF the reasons and nc
tlyc1 which have Influenced him IN noaodonlus
the Qpter aote ground OF the Eoglisb Reformatloot
and returning TO tne bosom Of the real OLD CAsno-
Nc Cnurcn. the Acknowledged ability Of me DOC.
TOR fnoH OF course. m humble laym3n 10 tue
Cnufcn) together with bis thorough knoWtedge Of
the opinion anl ressonloRa Of the more advanced
party II the Episcopal BODY. Maant rs IL ~
ibe community, bui especially that particular wing
Of tpe Episcopal body with which he eyupata1xeds
and q whose ps1nctplea he Was 80 ao'e an aa'o-
Foreign gos.tp bag it thar after the sst ser%on
Of Father Mpni1ebrc, the successoE o. feIe
Hyacinthe, IN the Cathedral Of Hosre Dame, one
Of tho fastidloua ladies' OF Pa11s aa!d: "Ho" ter
r,ble to be compelled 70 n.teu to the coifpiog o.
blue blEd Rfler having nea1kened for years to tne
melodions s1rg Of nightingale"
The Rev. Dr. 4a1aton, a non conloEmlst aivlne'
mafkabe Tor his belief IN the Coincidence OF nun.
bela He carried the peculiarly 30 far aa to Gon-
pose md preach 1la serrons upon the cA1A
Tbs Rev. F. A. Fiske, OF Rsynhanu, Aasa. has
recently LETT the Congressional Church for the
fore deciding on this change, called on Bishop
Easlbu1n, and asked II the etcp hs contemplated
would involve any change or MODIFICATION Of hls
religious belief. Fhe Bishop asaIIed him that 1t
would not, and said enpna:tcallI that they. the
Low Church, acknowledged the validity OF Con-
rEegsttoual nrdlnat Oh, and Of our ministry and
Cnurcb, and only differed from them IN outward
io1Es, md tnerupon Mr. Flske made his dec:aon."
, 1870-01-23

looked nopeleas,J at the expanding preaeaas;
"onIro. nanms: hs. Just paaad up a3stn M
Uep!Amia Fran1uu oaoe wrsta:
;s:i, Il ,sst y Ss,i ,hs ,ssf gjsr Esa8l! 'a5y
bringing out Inc foloHtng:
s.f IT, n? l;9hcy By d. g. ss 4 .sass saSeq.;e
Travelle9 ia IL Ms1oo-sA Alnx you Ssl,amef aI =
nssMa soat s'lq. IKE yoas
ssf "a Jou tor aims. not tor advice" ,..., :,
Why should children peseF pe Hhen 70 "
tists' studlos7 Because OF tnen easels t'a' ne1-
''si hot % ior Josephus, as that wsFtny hl:eri.a
playfully ebsetve4 enen same .anny Jews IL
tempted 10 cram Elm wish stor'e7 iof MS eva
Coming ACROSS the nne1J moor-&eetins s'is
81 sIrspee, s that while eaea seDds 50 many sgsrs
TO thts souuuJ, she snoaia aeea the on''sa ''aS''
Few S c5ant,,es lax their oasara1. with s:ratdies
thatul ste8ser ee, low high sucn !esss J On
( sTaaeer1; bnt for The be:ler that akeelT tei-
ier. and aan,s and nmax On pecpes bal, sSates
let loose and general 1ntce, reg ano e.As s,s o..
The raft Of suSn small cfsfs on al these tax. our
peop!e bax the d1ins of ElsgsIJ.
during dseu.sloa Oh the a7prop71ateao7" "
'n' ''A' IL voisa nj that .auerf o'er s5aiies."
one Of the parties, who tnop3nt tSss nc aacos
his B.nle. and nande1 IT, with hls anEW on sas
following text, 10 the contutuaeaous sr1ssc; Ara
taey heart the roica OF the Lord God saltinl l1
The garden In the cool OF the day." Hasaf ihss
a kettier7 -..,
'tserve him right, " sasd Mrs P1ach. :Eratenay
throwlpz down the paper containing tie Iepott %
a breach OF promise case, damnEes caso. ~
tiont care aeout a woman who brings an aotloa
OF the sort, but man pnght to be pun.eae1 fo<
writing s1ch idlnttc Ioye-letters."
LoR:ca As ever, my adored. p" aaa Ar. Punch:
"hu; It Is IN The fitness Of things that loTcestes
should he tdtotic. Love 4 q br1ef (veT brten
msdness. Would yo1 have Hanweu edit kttiiAf"
" But man needn't write Nov. my dea. Jaaef
thar mean k1BseA"
"Wou1d yoa hare him send French episrana+ o.
an analysis Of the result OF deep6ea soucdings for
ruollussSs'
s4Id have him rational" ...........,..
"Then. my worsh1rped. he Esd better postpons
iove-lerter writing til after MARRIAGE"
"Well," said Mrs. Punch, smiling !" perhaps
that wound te the best way. But then they would
never be written at all.
II 4 nj ,chose jftuH tould lthat hf " aaid Mr.
Punch, escaping from the too1.-f1neh,
, 1870-01-23

perhaps in sous iustauctg1t IL 10, but rouofg
could noi have guiogd poor Val.aure over two
tuotrnd uilez OF oouuuy. which ho h1d neTer
rat1t be fore; ard Tho same une1pl2lned Instinct
which brought him back TO nis stable At HernlLs1,
usy auioe tpe bee to hts hIre1
This ib4 ttncalvt eaHaclty appears Ia soruo sul.
uale to whom NO should nAvn becu 1ess disposed
t. attr,tuts It Some pigs which had hocn brought
In q mol ttteeu niles through an Ameractn wood
by the ueIt 1noruin1 found Iheir way back, from
their new to their old nome. I have nlso been Aa.
euIad that Welsh sheep have been kpoEn 70 1nd
their way back. from the nelg borhood ol Loudon
10 itc.r Est1ye montana II Is 60 uncommon
ih.nes for do9a Who have been taken = sreat
ds,n1cA in ca1Tsgcs. to make their WAY home
aTaln. nnd that In vefy short Gpaca or t!a1c-
Rti t!euau took painter dog IN his ctrTiaRes to
some shooting ground In acotlandt nofe tnan
hundred miles from bis house, Upon recelstnR
some correction from his masters ha left him, and
made III way back to his kens cl
A friend OF nltne had poodle dog possessed Of
mora than ordinary sa2uclty bur very little under
commnud, To keep MIN Ia better order, his
master purchased snalliwhip, NTH which 10
corrected him oDce OF twice duf1ng walk. On
hIa return the whip Wa pnt on the eaolo IN the
ha1L and tho next morning 1t vas missing. "
TaS soon afttrFard found concehed In nn out
Binding, and again made use Of 10 corTecting the
doV. Ii wa4 again lost, aud again fourd hidden
In arother place. On watching thu dog. who was
suspected Of being tina cnlpnt, he WAS seen 70
tafe me whip from tho bali table, and make on
Wjth IL II another hiding. rlAcS.
, 1870-01-23

Ny ear. r1nes: my ea1-rlnga: they've dropped into
And what 10 say TO Muca cannot canuos tell
TWas thus Gtsuadas fountain 81, spoke Ao0hn-
The wei Is deep. lar down they Tic beneath the
To me did Maca gre ibem, when he spake bis last
And what to ssy rnen he comes back, alas: caa-
Eot tell
My earrings! my earrings! they were pearls In
Tnat when Dy Moor was far away. neer should
That | ne'er to other tongues should llsh nor
emile on others tate,
But remember be ny lips had kissed, pure Al
When lie comea BACK. aud tea.s that l have
dfotped them In the well, .
Oh! what viii MUGS think or nc c3unol cau-
My cas.r.rss1 m5 earrings! he'll say they should
Not made e pearl and s!lver, hut of gold and
OF ,aspeI, and Of ou5x, and diamond shining
Changing 70 the changing Light with radiance IN
The esas1ia1' a' mind, unch.nstos gems are not be-
Thus vii he tnInk-aad nhas to say, alas! can.
not tell
ue7l think. when TO market went, lo.tsred by
Hen tniak : wiling ear I lent to MI the lads
ueu this1 sons ether lovers hand Among my
ttesss4 uoosed, ..
From The ears where be had placed them, ny
r!nG9 OF pearl unioosed:
Hem think when ~aa sporting 50, be1tde his
marble well,
Ny pearls iell ln-and what to saJ, alas! cannot
tell.
ueu say, an \ woman, azd We arc all the
same: ....
Hsn say. loved, while he was there to whisper
OF n!1 naDe-
But " hen he went 70 Tunis, ny virgin troth was
brokent
And thought no more Of Auca, and cared not for
bis Token
Ny ear ,iOs.; NJ earrings! Oh, lnc1less. luck
hess well! ~.
For uhst 10 say 10 Muca-alas! cannot tell.
I'll tell tina truth to Muca-and hope be Will BE-
l!eve-
Tna. though, OF him at morning and Thought
OF HIN at eve;
Thst, mus!oe On mS love1, when down the sun
YVES gone,
Hts eaT. T.Hres n ny hand held, by the fountain
ali alone:
And that ny mind wAi Der the sca, Nhea from
my haeds they fcn.
And thai deep nia love lies in my heart az they lie
In The well
, 1870-01-23
The Hullc1. Girls OF Paris.

A writer IN the January number Of Ian ian s.
Hefy thCs concludes rnther painful paper on th3
lives aud hab!ls Of tue PaftAian dancing g!fss:
Many OF these actresses and danseusss conc
to The ground gently They avoid the a5ssl u
utter destruction, and ret do not bare to ns1
another way OF getting livelihood II Is mostly
the very proud and sensitive who. ise LCc.!eE,
class reputation, mud have been the herolnea Of
the Pat1s stage see the iopshresB OF tha. pr. de
which destrpTe, aud when their star Il di1rMe!,
and others taka their wonted place. do not n.sl
into deorodattou These tooktn1 AZ ynrit most.
Nou ii q coIuuop-dense Hs3 when they
have TO give up the best piuces. take ne
best they can ger, Keeping atesdlIy ct rhc:r pro.
iheatre becomes q ui1e 1as.st: iva. cones
along nnd Sht Is oustei wen II she il one Of
the sensible sort OF whom / speax. she coss cut
into one OF the provincial French cI.1ea plys n.
nr1t ciass rods, 10 Hnicn aae has beconie acc17-
toned ID tar1s, and Is anuouaced aa HE .t,s.lr.
gu.shed Aataue So-and.so, from auch y pA:1s
theatre
"on her past reputation she ia able To Keep ur
cdai iheatrea. ard she has nnV rnroe NJ ~ M 1atn :he
Eereasttv ar saTnu am II nosaf;v :asior
nv a cnmfn1Gaote ni,a' Tor
Eth srtiste oaoe 4 % ,tt,c nsEsi 5us,
sha descenda to tie secSna.rste ,arts n ;n n.,v5
recnmee na1h.ns ,hs ra1.ar psS..h1. ~ ~ o ma,
rfrc,a, ,ha.Ire mi, ie M @ M 81 ~ a. ia.
tr,n thH S1ant, as. . sEsn hAe nAs uiaT 80 ~
mtSata o g., uheou Aua -, ths
a.h asg' W. Gau Yer taktug suSu pass5 - ~ W.
,nrosoI. - he9st!t 10 soo 1oa naa' ma
pT;oe. ;it ~ ato1eeaetpes. " tHe t5InIia'e " .1
Tn1a ~ Ms @ 5oxs " lug Us1 ~ nav
LUZ - ss!os sAe !Ats " W. K1oaau taus1 ~
o1ca uszznng aelkas easuy. 4siuy pe1SsistaE .rs
@ sepx aau sel5 5ss.e "a. "a
tS1sr ~.1a ., 1el na~ e,t ~ hae roesa,1, 1ne
n1ss nos M VI ns yuII.
Caltl' 3ltLs Wposo ie u uns Suuaaooas 1uu2eLt'
, 1870-01-23
A Military Mother.

A German paper gives an account OF q srrsn.s
incident = n1en occurred lately On the occs,oa ol
The on1c'sl required the consent OF the mother,
ard asked Il ene Mere present A lond 'oass voice
snsTefed' s. @ n9ean The Mayor loo> .ed up s3a
SAID "let the mother core " reNher coase7.
ana signature nle necessary.H 70 rne astoa:sa-
Mayor with long 1tr1das sar ~ ~ ni1its.1 iss1-
'19 sna a. ss xoa sss lot he no.hss
rspliea 11s ins anaa Magnr nat9ss 5o1 veJ Ee IT,
no pro1y; 1mnst 5es ta tatne,utns sssnu rootner
- ns. SoG sss ARs' r. ssa:sE
nave been ~ eiore yoa ~ X ZANE as7eje. ssye
Pen fss 9,t .hro9 ssye1al csmpaians snd osts.nea
peIn III. segeaot here nss my my papsis
xassfT ant Manrn The Mayor carefully eI5m-
no,e Mse tho documents ard found them PeItessH
.ect, and completed tbs MARRIAGE o. tas otlas.
ali: the Il other blessing them TO feryoaly VITA
. her deep bass voice that al present were more
Startled chan iopcaed
, 1870-01-23
The City OF Books


There Is something touching IL the terma q
which the pinterB Of Lelpsc, IN the year 164o. e1-
prrssed their Intention 10 celebrate the bcente2-
ary OF the invention of printing. Germany IVES
tncr III Tho drptns Of woe and devastation on ac
cult OF the I hirty Years' Var, but nevertheless
tBry Fe.elecd 70 hare tobllee, no thlak GOD
atd ,rueaI meal together In Stiffness" Leipsic,
though always an important citadel OF the book
trade. d,d not, howeyeF. ep!oy rs present metro;
few other leading booksellers agreed. on aeconEt
Of certain Texattous restrictions at Frankfort, to
remove the central mart from thar pace. At
Association at Leipsic, which, not succe1ta! ioE .
tine, Was afterwards, IN 1925 consolidated and
extended, md nov numbers about 1,0A men,
sei,ers, @ e Exeaaase % opened IN isas Il lie i1anca
headquarters of thlG association. Hero at the
great 1ars especially Of the Esster Fall, lively
9 S1as ns
semnatng literary while in the etesser
hail connters are laid out displaying apecimas OF
nj IL stet9 Seancial a susinesss wneh ased t. be
the chief motive for the reunion, is nov manRed
through the medium Of the commissioners, -
1e n9a e. e faF s s assisy sy s1
amusements On the occasiou Of their periodical
E1stts than II former daJs* t1he "coiumsston-
eta "iu The Le!pac book Trade are an Institution
agents 70. distant 1r@s. 1t The great Eastef fai
tho commissioner fecatves Or dlsouIses tns se-
QUl41ES On Q3OAu CT QlH &UplQY&Jt, II IA
stated that In 1857 AZ mauy AZ 10000 Walot1t or
ooot Veie aaapatched from LeIpsc, and rfpbanIy
as many came in, since then the number hha
coteiderably lrcrcaBed.
IA to the amount Of the actual publishing work
done in Lejosic, We iearn frpm 4 Gerpan s;at1sti.
cal account, that it amounts 10 about one-alIh OF
that cone IN ali Germany, 1ncindlng Prussia nd
ArstY1a. Tnug in 1Sts. IL. 900 wsrSs weYe ptts
Itthed In GcrmanY Ii 800 Was the numbtr for Env,
lard ia the faue YEAR; OF these about 1000
would be the number eIuauattpg from Letps:c,
ffANfH n,
perta1ct, and claims about onc.ciRnth al tne
nIuual cuntI1butious to 6Jernan Iifernture. In
, 1870-01-23
THE BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Tne annual report OF the Bostoa Public Lhraty
10 manual Of curious and IMPORTANT tafotmatioo.
Its new uhrar1au, Nj. Justin Winsor, has gesus
for his work, md particularly for the PAT OF II
which Is or general interest. He makes hls an
nual report as interesting as a: newapaper-.and
pew feature to them. Just a. every JeaF he ssia,u.
lates Boston Into eoIne Few developments OF tta
hprary facilities. Last ye1E. Tor exam1le. boston
through the month Of August. It had been tha
custom, because rhe TtuIarops. TickrorA. Ever
ests, Lawrenccs aed Eltots Wese ont Of toNn dur
closed, why anouid rot the pnpno uers1y
Edward iaio and otner fesorners brought evi-
oence. from me hnla of mortality, records Of taa
there was aotually q resident population able u
read boots In the citj through the dog days S.,
iast Augus!, the dest time for sixteen Year,, Mr,
have astontshed lne trustees, who hsd never
tnought OF such thing before. It seems thst il.
ea!1y average OF boots 1ssned IN the eleven on,n4
tos, or nearly three. qaarters IS muea.: and ye7
likely It would hare been quite as large hut for III
tscs that the people generally did not ind ont tha
August ss + tnea number OF books out Vas toulG
Ihs borrowing Is. ot course. much larger Il
Of December, January, February. aud Aareh
showing the largest number OF books returned
go neaf1y ~, as many % The Whole seysn mou:as
eleven months, during which the ilorury was open
- days: that Is, s. days ont or every huntfe1,
soss, T. sssieg . ,' s
lheEe es4 days. 21S, ,d77 volumes were taken omoy
1l,f6l people, Of whom 6,o11 were men and bo5,
and 1,z5o were women aud girls.
The last set OF ngures, when analysed. snoNs
aone curious results. il the dist place, az tho
population. Of Boston cspable 81 taxing BOOTS
men and gltts IN tota! OF 11o,ooO. say 5000 to
7AUoo, the women would appear to be much 1ess
given @ to reading than TIE men. Perhaps. however.
~ the Other sex IL 1neirdue numerical proportion
W.! W. y ItoDaoiy IFue tnat ol tne whole poousa
" ton u - bosog, me women 40 1ot Iead 90 moci
= s.ta .Se ,o.r TEL Ius oss9gaaon o. t9ese weFt
tnnt rh,e only os5 Of the 6ol1 men had no os-
eopa''1ni eopa s,;s q nt,. ne a21 women had
tos Jou: Less snan = taiu patt Or the A0tD who
laa anS 1niuR 70 ao, Wnlca tney cnose 70 put on
psper. There we're then !. l32 men and 1,si2 woua-
etc 2s4 men and only & women we're shopEeep-
camille calllnRs; '4s men aud SCI women belonged
10 me pfo1essioual classes; le5 men and women
e oGM s,assss ~ Ten sa and wo1en to The
eassacst'o1 h9weveE T. yssy imperfect for o5
q s ~ eS1se Sps.
en-" willie the three COOKS three errand xtrIs
otns nuEses, BIZ NashetWomeu, nino waters, aud
Gown AZ miscellaneous OF teachers who
Ioox Eo1kh ~ were men, and BIZ women.
q IA e6e hepnI nt.,, aoe stuueot rs were boys
y, ~oHsaa ~ ps1ote1r lsl were men and g WomeA;
ot Io. Fl ns nna IS - ~ ,ts ~.
g. 4 shep xt seas,issse. az Il
5sIn.1s cia,sa io11 ,ane ,era,a has -
ie sns g d1easah M Sph :. an W.,
proof Eeaae!a, two were @ea aud .hrse sonea:
y aa.notss sevs9 .aen aua "a wv Woioeu .! asasE
, 1870-01-23
"woold you Know Gordon sgss, II yos ever

"Woold you knov Gordon again. Il yoQ eyef
met f'm7"
"Oh. yes. +" Wal The reply, IT should know him
road " By the peculiar scar on bis cheel..
Dropp1I his hand. and turning to tho moon.
light, be carefully parted biz ~h1skezp, disooyes
lrE large, ugy scar, and asked L that looked
ANYTHING ike It.
feA, aoo you are Gordon!" WAS the answez,
nno loud hhout went up from tho crn1d ~ I, =
soldiers cordially greeted each other.
The ship sped on scross the gull. through tho
Marguerite IalAnds, BY Lower California. on nm
be const AID gllded sate'y through tho Golden
Gate into the beautiful naroor OF 6An Francisco.
'tDe week from that night During this time the
Meeting Of Tho soldiers becane familiar to ali on
lotrd, aud tbs old 81gcAut md younx CosporL
we're inseparahls companlonA
, 1870-01-23

It Is delightful to see our French dueLds loun-
det1Ec amid the turtuositea of English nnueuc.A-
tnre. TRa French Empress Is supposed to be
related TO Scotch family OF tic naue Of kIs-
knoz that The original OF De1oets famous hero
wss pesseo Of tte name Of Alexander selflsf:
boln ID EEeshlre. Cnou taia slender bas!s OF
facts brilliant French lournaltkt deciarcs that
the Empress Of tnc French counts > ktlk asponkst
her ancestos1, and that therefore sht II probably
to r2ye been thtpvaecked D.t1neE fren Dun
fstesshi1e, raued Elrk; and wherefore hi. elao.
crate geuea:oTtcal study: ~ hscansc ne h En-.
mouIeJ. Ths specolAtlvc French mind Wt.Aes
10 account ior TIE taste and fsncies y y eIp1atn
cIn:oe1 ioIe Of s1tualk-fonasn DaS7 Rsex.
, 1870-01-23

valuable bo1se b ridden bv s,y nero stranger,
Ard. With aome oompuuesu On the rest
q tho strd, LETT this epectnen Of an italian
ro1gh.stdez, who salcted NE ~ LEFT with sgraoo-
{24 CON. YiATnE.
, 1870-01-23

"a cot aopea-ed IN any collection of hta writ
0gs, and &c think 1t viii be ne@' to nearly al our
caders. The way II which i came to light agar
rcceeded in discovering the rest ID an old scrsT
COX TO which It had been transferred from The
ages OF tho Columbia Register, where l. appeared
Il. BalbeTI editorial charge ii was the leading
lteral5 paper Of the city. The same lady during
lnlleek'a !ate1 5eass happened to quote to the
Chleu was wrtten by t6e owner Of the scrap book,
q initiation OF one or ualleck'a lines be!ow. Tn
Il the Imitation. He had entirely forgotten b.
lc receives it, he explained that the poem Wa
,lafte, "thc 1nxd poet" The author though
he !ns 9c p1ovsa s5 a2
Il1iten the tpocm cazetess1y, but taefe ar,
oucaes IN the picture worthy his masfer hand
.ne motto Is altered from Isaac u.cserssa1 prob
oly. who wrote;
"rerhaps /. waa right to dtssemble your lore.
but why did you kick NE down siaua@'
The poem Il ehutlet
THE DISCARDED.
No doubt ehe was right in rejecting my suit,
But why did she Nck NC down staira 2.'-EaIl1:
] 1--we as lives wtthered bought
D!ossomless, leaness and aure;
There Is none ,eit 70 ioSe ne nov,
VI a0eQ o1t teAs "uea all koae.
Hnea am EoLe-no mattcs Wnete-
uleaa uu oLneI Totra nut lhlss
i0 iease u n my Oily psaSett
1Aat nope my onls aaPpluesa'
FoT ! am wea1T oflt-black
Are tnn AID stars and sly 70 ne;
And ny own thoughts are made the rack
That wlings my Eeryes IN ngon7-
rne4a.a no,r u--a,chad o,a ,hs, ,,ves
ana 1o.tha. ia ~ ,hs i,onf ~ dar-
Ann snail hiess thr tnnr that oiyes
Wv tndv tn ia f;ndre1 ciay.
ara Yet, n uNeft n1o" nos ~a3s 3sar-,+
Ihefe comes Ioous =. ieE Eesisa !unuhas
OF Neefe tnese se1,seiea s1s H.nos ss Snsm ne'
.
Wien the quick thsobb1ng Of my brain,
That COW Is msddeniuR me. u DER;
And the hot IRE In each swol'n vein
rklA 16H ~ kRF Mn mn
, 1870-01-23

II your papa md unole we+o In Africa, VhIoh
would b. nearer EnllAnd Your uncle fas youl
pA Vaqld be fsiAeS 1Ws|s