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, 1870-10-01

Ffrcmenss Hku<1cv mt 2znvcrht1.
NlNkks
HAvKnu1II, ees.ss-, Sept. :o.-A e1anl muster
Gf:nne tl,cue1 took place here to-day. inclntin9
companies irnm Rhofe Island, Maine, New Hau,p.
shIrr. and Massachusetts, The procession unIn'
Lere,l about three tllUusan1, manning sixteen
steamers. illrty-enc h2n1.enRiucs, AMI seven
hook and ladder, Ang1 hose companies.
, 1870-10-01


Ws4sa.; sso I'll hou., .ua ,ot with barn
asdi.onst, ii 10 frame house and lot. dao location
u sS:: K nude :sS @ i Es III s.s. OF
sE ss p ;issi.s e.. sRk as
sS safss RaaeH nsa two 'e.
sias ri %sj,Iss :
Ss H. r as e. Z s
s:sss si5 + Is G qssas &c it, 's'a
f;s1ae cottage housc of rooms, Aad lot, - West
1SsfbER Ea Rs E.'s 1esns H. .a
Mc:sops ntan Biscx.
E,oR sA1n-eHEAr5gIrF 29 IoTs ox TEE
sGoaa sas.o9 sufrH H.no1e1 Hu,,er Ws1Isse
Xis1aad:r. TWsntys Ba.aus5: ssGsso!; ~ SS
eutTCa.5. ~ sSas Sapsoltos, "a Hi:
perfee sMn p.yment aogn; r. 1ssF 6R s5eais s.
liz 1onToe.aI " ~'''>>' N>>,>-.
I'oR s1LE-WKsT VAN NBURES:sE-5LoFs 0y
VI v.a ssea !s:fa. fEs kss
J,oR WESTY-sIxTH:sT.-TW0 NEW
LR kssl f.'s Agents. No Metro
TOR saLE-CoRSFR OF MIoHIGAN:Av, And
Gs as E. psst q Rss Bse
E0R RsALE-8EAUTIFUL GROVE LOTs. HIGH
+ s7oaud. on Gi.eeland and sfefie.d- nns na
EE s Esss Fs5@
TOR sAIE-BY j. 3. GOULD Z GO: i LON.
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WANTED TO RENT

LftH'T 8WU kJU u u,
r OsTaTHCRSDAY EvEStSG, ON UNION
win le reKaratd hy leaving 1t II Am. ". u. Z Oesee
W l. AcSAMEE
VAKRS uP-A YOUNG. COW, WHICH The
1 owner can hare by. pEuting property and naving
sna5sn; Apply At l9 West Randolphet JOHN
HiAKET uP-A LARGE TEXAS sTRRR, OH OK.
hlAek snd white, uth brand II On left sld- Of fnp
JAMES AaIE WADSWoRTH. Hyd Patk. nj. Of 41s Ein13kS
, 1870-10-01

piuplcx Removed nNd tho Skln
tacrp,e,i by Cnswcli. HazsrI i CO., New fokE
, 1870-10-01

WAYyAKn-JloCAS-In mi. city On tie srrsFns
q. Aug H. at thr ErI.cc7.l T-sid.ner 1t TIC !sht Rev
hsm.. fles no .a s'ihss: j1S: o. cheAso' a' T.
EAVis--MoOKF-At Cspeert. MAJ. S.'rt; = b,
me Kr1: g. Revno.ds e. chs5fe = na''t. 0: Chic"
xEFn-eKVhBsVW.t Gh.,sos ss.; ss3i = 4 u, r. T.
robert j. herd aui Ai.A Arlauaa VI. Gsuhbs, hlth Q
HE eifr.
, 1870-10-01
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

EOR SALK-rARMs-TwD FARMS OF 80
each, 50 miles south from Chfea near rail.
road schools and chuFrhes SO acres under cultivA-
tion; two trnne heuses one erehaEd; lvIn. ...r an
owner, 116 REUdo3phAt. Room No !.
EoR sALE-souyHKRN LANDs-MR, PKRLEK
=: Meb.tcr ef Me1nphf;. Tsnn 1 IL the csty, and
through. He hsa owned the alue for sxtoeu Year,.
Title perfect
Hr nlao 800 In Texsz which cEltfvst-
ed BY hlm before the Also land under Guilty tton
tn GeorEs aud Misstssprf He will exchange my OF
orsuhurbau rropfrty. b. nlnd, ,or few days
With f1EtN. RING Gu. Real Estatc Btokett. cor.
State and wAthlukton-eF.
E'oR SALE-0R EXCHANGE. FOR CITY PROF
esty-A COED improved farm, nf rs acrcs canretsns
:; IN IT, of IT. ri tao na
tw"stotv heuee: Apply 10 o. FR1SHIE & CO.. Isl
Wa4Iirxtnnet. ChitafO. -
, 1870-10-01

On ncN1 Sunday evening. Key. J. DeD!teck. 5,
l.. vii unu,,nroce c,.urte Ut SUNDAY eyeninv
e:utcs, tn HI. tharsh y II: AolY Fa ati5, wtst
T1elGL tIrctt. IN the Ecumrn!cAt Carnc4ls vi
The tattulic Lhurca. The recently procIx!aard
dogma OF ra{,z1 tafsl11bt1lty will bo explained
atl defended. The hlstofca. ant religious tn-
te1est ns &hc subjects. together With the xekuow-
c4{rcl talents and nlEi:y OF the rcycscnh LECTURER
rtv- premise of an Interesting aud Instructive
-Thc Senate I}sha;in, L5ceum meets this
evening. at :an ockaeE, In thr <,UleEe ru1Ias Of
Hr1 { estratfon- Along With the regular dc
I,air Ut. the question, That Republican form
~ t;tFtrumcut rannot 1'er Eantnuy ex1st IN
France" 1hryr Will be an essay read, anil othe5
literary rxrrci<es- all 21c Invited to intend.
-Tp,rp Uccree Tcr1pt- No l, l. y. Il. r, 1neett
every sa1ut1ias evening ut the hxll. M lss South
clark STREET WORK Tonight IN - Ftdel!tF." NrS
Ua.,s cass.I rcads the k-adnE paper. All aegrct
1r, ntHrk arc cc1dsalF invited
All The Italians residing In Chicago ArE tnftt
al ~ sl,s r,I the national masa meeting Wntch VI
In. h, III al It d;eorEcs Iiall, No. &c South Clan
ST., IT. Srp,lay next, at half-raet p. m, fof III
rrr,rse of de.!ttEaflDg On the WAYS 10 cclcbfast
iht a,.lrSa:ton uf Rome and the unlfy OF liAS.
THE I;urps Cub will meet In their hail. NJ =
(ca:s 81 rect tnls treatD1, H. O'Clock AFTER Ins
ias.tess ul.-:tl.g, Nr. Robert Harvey T1il 1etre
lecture on DuEnk The public are cordfsIly Ia
ytlt4. .. .
The Republicans Of the Third Ward VIII nolt
q ne+tirE AZ No. $40 Stsse street, thlS evening
euE.nettinS ~ ~ O'Clock.
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IN t.arn, in the nf Sn 1870 S,aie street. yes
rcrhay m.rEinE. Deceased had formerly boarded
nj the house No 1fod. and requcste4 that he might
sleep II The b2rn, haFinE no money to psy for MS
lulCsnG. The Depnty Coroner held m inquest,
and the Jury brought IN ver1lict that tieaih re.
sulted from apopltfF. Deceased was = yeass OF
Ing in this city.
STnr body Of J. c. Da1er, who fell ovett,oarI
from the tpGbo.t Crawford on Thurz43ay 1fser-
noon, ard wss drowned, WAS recovered ycster-
t,ay near the Burlington L Quincy Railroad br1dgc.
Ilcputy Coroner Spears held m inquest, md the
1urJ returned verdict OF aeaoeasa dfo*n-
N&Deputy Coroner Spears held N Inquest yes
tertaY on the rcmAl1s OF Joseph 6ch2fer, who fell
nut OF fou1th-story window In the store Of J. ".
Middleton Co., No. 1qd Lake street, on Fnday
morning, and died while being Conveyed to his
hume, No 92s Blue Island avenue The lufJ re-
trrntt ! verdict Of accidental death.
lon thursday evening child Of aotlcib Mr.
, 1870-10-01

Cod Llypr Oi1.-uszsrd i CasHeu'G Cod
liver OIL Ii the bes[-A1rI1:ist1asE:
, 1870-10-01
THE SPORTING WORLD.
The White Stockings at Fort Wayne
The Red Stocking Re-
turn Game,
Esostpcnement Of thc TrottfnR
Mnttmee-ESklllBr Matters
Base Ball.
15JH wufrF STOCKINGS


7nE WHITE STOCKINGS
Will reach home this morning, and. a.ser F2rtaE-
lug of the complimentary breakfast rendered
them 1t the Transit Nnuse, will make their up-
peurauce At 0E,len Park this afternoon, weather
permitting, to play reception game with the
champion 4Etnas. Should The raln Interfere, the
game will stand POSTPONED until Monday NEXT
The Dag On the Sherman House will be displayed
u tie game "a to take place
TIE Kxp STDCKtH0 CANE
The return game between the white and Red
Stockings vii rtnoabiy take Pace in Chicago on
the lsth OF October c1Efespondeace to that eiIect
having on yesterday passed between the mana-
gen Of, Of ,ns Re 5e:ressiEe M cluoa George Wight is
bene1t by his hating skill. So {urca the t,et,4r
toI Cincinnati Ttlt NOT have tust oxcuse In c4se of
TIE WHITE STOCKINGS At FORT WAYNE.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
FoKr WAfHE, Ind, Sept. so.-An exciting game
o O. nsse bal was PLAYED here TO-DAY by the Wine
sioeethEs. OF Chicago, and the kel1onRas, Of this
cty .At The end Of The nth inntng, the KektonRaa
Msfe one ahead. AT the cio.e OF the slIth the
hi'cs le4 them By three tsl1iex the score stand
tsin. b. some it Is claimed that, before COM
Eenc1ng Tic game, Il Was agreed to play but I'VE
isIings. aud that 1t shou'd have Is ended. but
The Captain Of the Eeklnugas says there was no
sach understanding The catcher Of the latter
club Eas disabled, and could not play. Another
:. Su-NA VtAJSf LII Aot EHSl4HE III tue game. Tho
Letu11 game Will he played in Chicago inside OF a
fortnight The following Ia the score By
f!Ei:s::::::::::::s ffs;E;i;:;z:5s ] ! ! ! 81 Il;
N1sCELLANkOuS 0AXH3-
TIE last game Of the series for the colored
cham p'onahIp Of the State was played at Rock
told on Thursday last, between the BIue Stock
tn1s. q ChtcaRn, and the Rockfords, Of Rockford,
Gus BY scare OF 30 is.
The sophomoses beat the Unlve1slty nine, OF
, 1870-10-01
MARRIED.

PAPER annK1nRs and NinaoW
s.ades. latest s.yleA PatuM oils, giAea anf
:rsnes, afF. z, HghJ'A 50 Raado,ph-st
, 1870-10-01

TIC. RENTzINDIASA-Av.. MAR TWENTIETH,
L IT,. tEOetnEJ franc hrktc. brick fo1ndntlot, II
~&GshoP ss2sas E5P ssc Gi.sE ss.e''i'n 'nIa'e''
e ass:t
fs d5G es Address
RIO RxNr- r-oHEAP-A GOOD CoMFoRrABlR
and etable. Aprty On tbs prsraitss.
take rest ID hoard. and rent rome furniture do
strsd, Apnsy At the hauss-
ITO RRNT-A- BEAUTIFUL FRANZ HOUSR,
/ ccHlIlstelr furnished. tue blocks Tram LEnculn
cns ,@ = .ss s0seo foqD
Arcss Il. Trtbnne Office.
RIO MISUNDERSTANDING H0U1E OF u
l roetns. on North Tellslt. No el6 Also hsutehoId
goods for tale. Apply Immediately.
ITO T-ACOMpLETELTE FURNISHED BRICK
unt!l the Of MsJ House contains ioosns and ali
Fsr%e@!h TRkauSE:. II :"s s. 81 e. Gsh GEss: y
tSGSoS ;Sts sGEHSfSs IS seat e1 Warst Was 81
ITO RFNT-NO. 81 WEST WAsliINGTO1-ST. 4
bfnutEul Sottagc, II ronme. md Farden. e33 =
month. Inquire Oh the premises.
!To RFHT-HEARLY SEW esTORY AND HnlEE-
Es S - MsIIcn;av. Inquire ut u stase-st.. W. H.
rToRRST-PossFssloS GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.
New, 9etory and basement, 'narse,tsont hon,r
ia 81: a,iasss.f assSa xpr.y ss WI f. Wsss
!SSssqtt; SssE Sls:F e to s. and D. hGAHDSE Room q
ITO RENT-HouSK No, lsI WEST ApAMs,sT
q u foens Tssh u Morn .mpEeysa,sn;s e..
Inquire on rTrHsses.
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which II was his habit on all OCCASIONS to do--how
little could we have imagined that we should so soon
have to lament his loss. Though myself politically
opposed 10 Lord Clarendon, l have enjoyed for
many years his personal friendship. ana can say.
with confidence IN all sincerity, that | synpatnlze
most deeply with his colleagues ana with his nlmer-
Gus friends In the irreparable loss that they have
sustained 20 recently. tChcersl
The Earl OF DERBY--As II was my fortune TO pre-
cede Lord Clarendon I'm the last ONCE which he nled
and being connected with him by family ties. l. per-
maps may be allowed TO aad my humble bute OF
respect 20 that paid by the noble earl opposite ana
ny the noble duke near me- There are occasions
when the voiceof political criticism Ii necessarily
scht anu when no language IL INDUCED IN but that
VI piNate sympathy and public respect. know that
an ohiy expressing the feeling which is uppermos la
aou . iolushlps minds when say That In Lord Car-
Snuph our loss ~ most serious. The Foreign ONCE
,ia Iost sagacious chief, whose heart was with
cni auu society at large has 10 lament the loss OF
Vile W no. more than any other person | ever met,
hheW now 10 disarm opposition by the charm OF hls
munhei ana the warmth OF Ills heart tCueers) Lori
Carehuoh set an example OF indcatIgab C Industry
In career passed IN the service OF state he has
uieu III harness. IL VIII never more he our pr yien
10 listen 10 his brilliant cony ersauon embodied no
language AT once 80 simple so unaffected and so fui
lie mas uiec lamented by many friends, anu Eng ard
VIII not ilshty forget Character remarkable ami
career SO simple
Lord CowLRi added few words which were liz
audible In the gallery, and the subject was allowed
10 drop.
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IRELAND.
The Landlord Murder Conspiracy Trials--
Peter Barrett Acquitted.
Dublin June 25-evenlngl correspondence OF Lon


dublin dune 25--eveningl correspondence OF Lon
don Sianbard.I
The trial Of Barrett the London Post once Official
charged with attempting 10 murder Captain Lam
pert, terminated to-day IN verdict OF not guilty.
la Charging the jury
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald said tina, the idea thrown out
thar personnot the ptisonerwss engaged "to set" Cap
aed This was, indeed horrible idea-thaI
should set the victim that another might shoot him There
was another point to which he desired to advert
lhs one oil the other of old Barrett younger brother
81 h,, ohe prisoner was IN iresnd IN July 1862, and
Nen ued to America. THIS, indeed, another awful
s,"hkestlon -thet Gus pgoiher was in America while
me DINER brother was on his trial IN DuOln His lordshp
then went through the evidence observing upon
seai as to be able 10 make his WIZ they had heard his
denee He had drawn vivid picture OF the
only figure left In darknesshe .earc OF Tho assssso
The evidence OF Captain Lambert had called
prisoner Win variance Ia the evidence as TO
.ne wo9 OF captain Lambert TO hs brother and his
bths man VINO sho, me- was matter for the consders
your"
Foremau-Not guilty.
This announcement received the gallery and other
parts OF the court with much cheering aud shouting which
citing The court AN uproar
Mr. Justice Fhzserad-ls there any other charge against
Mi 1. Joynt-There is not, my lord
oner should not he dischsrged2
Mr. Il. Joynt- No, my lord
Mr. Justice fizgeradTne proper course, believe, is TO
Mr. Buu Z. CAS- Judge of the Queens Bench you
md can now of aurss ahsras n nc were round guilty.
Mr. Justice Fiu.erald-fhen lie. the prisoner be dis
The cheering renewed, the prisoner
by his attorney and others into the hall of the -Four Courts
hand He was conveyed as soon rs INTO a
to await peaceabe departure. After time the
Juror subsidized and the police had control
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E " r O F. E.
Plus the Ninth in the Twenty-6fth Year
Of His Pontifcatc.
-..~~->-~~~~>~~~~~~~~>~
The POntiff i'm a Grand Reli-
giOus Ceremonial.
Spanish Legislation Royalism
or Revolution.
-~-~>~~~~~~~~~>>~,>~,
The FRENCH MISSION TO WASHINGTON.
>~>>>>N~~~>>~~~>~o>~~>~~-
RuSsiu-Her National Policy, Progress and
Communion With America.
The FRENCH MISSION TO WASHINGTON.

( By special correspondence from Europe we have
the following ample and highly important exhibit OF
the Old World situation as 1t presented on the 2Sth
OF June.
At Suez the English steamers made arrangements
to take the pilgrims to the Persian Gulf or to the
ports OF British India, and strictly limited their pas
sengers to the number allowed by the regulations.
Measures OF precaution were adopted at Mecca,
Nina and Arafat.
A despatch from India, dated at Calcutta on the
27th Of June, advises thus:-
The Enattslman states that the Bengal government
have received Instructions to levy an education tax
upon real property. Four per cent government Sc
Curtes 97s; five per cents 1O7A; i've anu nalI
per cents, 1l4h. Piece goods and cotton markets
duh and declining
1t is stated that an early gazette OF India viii!
promulgate an Official plan Tor the uniform spelling
OF proper names Of places IN India
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faint defence by saying that the affair at Barcelona
was state OF war. aud not state Of siege. Es-
tdd0 de guerra no estdd0 de stttO.
Call II az you will," answered Figueras, ''your
ExcelIency and fle House know full Well that II Is
only different name with the same meaning.n
Inc slavery question ana some other important
matters have been intentionally put or by Parlia-
mem, and fear VIII be left for the last moment,
when II VIII he found tnat there are not sufficient
members 10 form a quorum and take a vote.
rms aiternoon the republican Deputy, Emilio Cas-
teIar VIII continue his speech In support OF his
amendment TO the bill for the abolition OF slavery.
The bill II for gradual abolition. Castear's amend
menf Is Tor al Immediate abolition.
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the Callicans Cardinal Matthew charged and proved
that the patrlarchS discourse was simply turned
INTO Latin from French newspaper. The effect was
tremendous.
GETTING AHrADn WITH NEWS.
The secretO pOnittncto IL not observed by certain
persons who furnish news to ultramOntane London
Journals Their course is criticised pretty freely.
me Roman correspondent for the London Times
during the winter months IL brother-in-law OF
Archbishop Manning, one Rev. Mr. Mosely, who has
snug living in the south OF England.
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ENGu AND AT SCHOOL.

~ot ~ - D p
Education Against Crimc-Catholc schools
IN the "Dangerous'' Districts Roy lIsm and
the Pnpacy for the Elevation Of the People.
London June 23) correspondence OF Irish Dublin)
Times.I
There IL strip OF land on the east OF Tower Hin,
In close-we had nearly written ''in dangerousn-
proximity 10 the CITY, the name OF which has long
been synonymous with everything that is dlssolutc,
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THl CumxuspAw STOCK fARus.

Within the past week there arrived At the stools
yards log cars containing 1913 cattle 1850 hogs and
1880 sheep There were slaughtered during tho
same time 3l3 cattle, 46s3 Dogs and 500 sleep
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r RANCE.

The Freuch Mission 10 Washiugton-NIr. Par
idol About TO Eu,bark-The Drought and Its
CONSEQUENCE Bren dstuas Dominating Over
the BOurse-Paris City IMPROVEMENTS.
ci"l MISUNDERSTANDING and the Marriage
Law-Artisau Decentralization.
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SPAIN.

Cortes Session About to CIosc-The Lcgisin-
tors Bound for Houc-Politicnl and Royal.
ist Partios-Tho PeOple-What IL Said OF
tho Observation-Disclosures tho French-No
PROGRESS at Homo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-28
Important 10 FemaIss.

When q female 10 in trouble or aflicted with
disease, and requires medical or surgical lssist-
nnee, the inquiry should te, where IN there .
physician who Is fully competent TO administer
relief. and whose respectable standing in society
recommends him 10 the confidence Of the com.
munity! The Doctor. understanding how In
pcrativcly necessary these requirements are,
feels called upon TO inteIpcfc. and beG the aitcn.
ton OF the AFFLICTED 10 the fact that be has been
o Professor Of 0bslreiics and Ftmal Disease
for twenty Year,, and Is fully qualified to admin
istcr In oil cares, both incidentally and surgical.
ly, not In o superficial manner. but IN 40 !hor-
ough O manner a. years Of study and practice
both in hospitals and private fhmilies-ean
make, TO rave them from the hands Of tho un.
oualided, interruptions and designing. There
fore families can rely upon him as upon o father.
All In ~nfiic,ion can FIND In him one who will
sympIthizc with and befriend them In trouble
one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FREE. See address below.
Ladies', tho nature OF whose troubles require
tho constant attention OF the Doctor, can be fnr-
nishcd with apartments, and sknlful and Alien
tive nurses.
Office for the sale OF DR.. Young's PRxyINr.
ALIVE PowpEEs, for married ladies. These
Powders are perfectly safe and effective Price,
$40 per Dor. One box win last nom four TO ELK
months.
MONTHLY PILLS, for the removal Of all obstruc.
tions. Price, IS. Either kind sent by nall upon
receipt OF price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-28

Josr-T,st s,trrlov ,-f1ornoon Al
,as,danoa I;t,Io H,tt;s T,,, Lost an
enameieJ loeset. sbaneJ like n satcbel.
and Containing the nIcture Of a lady.
The finder Will please return it 10
William Hall, or leave it at the NEWS
office.
Eosrrp Aror,,,rn-Rva TELEGRAM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-28
spEOIAI1N NOTICES.
In the ILaiuy season.


When the earth II saturated with moisture. and
the air Is sureharyed With uawholcsome exhalations,
the vital forces or the body are less active than In
clear weather. and the spirits correspondlnSly de-
pressed. II Is under such circumstances that the
,nyIgorstins. vlvlfying and cheering properties OF
HOSrETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS are made
especially manifest. Half q wineglsssfall. taken
three times q day. viii 50 tone and strengthen the
digestive organs and the nervous system, that mel.
ther the miasma arising nom the wet soil. nor the
gloom of a sunless sky. will produce the usual effect
upon the health and spirits. Persons who are Pc
culiariy sensitive TO external changes, win fnd this
agreeable tonic the best means Of stccllng their sys-
against viclssltudes OF temperature. What
the poet. cowper. said OF tea, applies with ten-fold
force TO this lnes,imabie nervine stomachic. ut
cheers, but not inebriAtes." This, however, Is only
one Of II. merits. II literally revolutlonlzes the con-
d!iion OF the feeble. deollltated and depending
imparting healthful activity to the ~secretive organs,
regulating the bowels, and giving a new and perma-
nsnt Impulse to the efete and torpid animal ma
ehiaery. The mind. sympathiIlng with the refreshed
and invigorated body, RECEIVERS It's elasticity. and
life takes a brighter aspect under the effects OF this
harmless vegetable eShiiassnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-28
THE EVENING NEWS.
Meads, Kyeai.s..-.-.....Fes.2 rs. 1s1o
Tho cenl.s Be,. ..a G,rl..

Last Saturday afternoon, We were
invited to attend the incest party Of
little people we have ever seen in this
State. The occasion was the celebra-
ton of the birthday of little Miss
CmlssrE A. Do,NE, the daughter of
W. II. Doane, and niece of Mayor Glib
son. Of Gold Hill. We repaired to the
residence Of our friend Gibson, near
Fort Homestead. where we found five
or six members Of the Gold Hill Brass
Band discoursing most eloquent music,
to the great delight of at least one
hundred and fifty beautiful little chill
dren-all residents Of Gold Hill-as
fine, healthy, well behaved children rs
can be found on the Pacific coast-and
whose joyful, happy little faces betos-
ened a gay time. On entering the
happy home, we were warmly greeted
by such childiess, but healthy, Ben
edictS, as Mayor Gibson, Colonel John
II. Mills, Colonel Vesey, Marshal
Crandall, Colonel j. w. Woodruff, DIR.
Mayer, and some others. Several
tables were set and loaded with vari-
Gus kinds Of eatableS, contectionaries,
fruits, cakes, nuts, lemonades, etc.
After the band had played for about
an hour-and the locomotives on the
railroad, which runs near by, had sa-
luted the pleasant aud happy occasion
little Miss Doane, in whose honor
this festive occasion was going on. was
introduced to the vast but not tall
assemblage, by Miss Ida Lafiower,
who made the following pretty little
address-after a beautiful song had
been sung by Miss and Master Booth,
the chorus being joined in BY the entire
assemblage:
MI DEAR YovSo COMPANIONS: Allow
me to present to you our dear little sister,
Miss Cris,ie A. Doans, whose third anniver-
.ary Of her birthday We are now celebrating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-28
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