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, 1870-04-12
WANTEp-TO ExcHANaE.



FOR RsALE-bARNEIS, .nARREIs, RARREE-A
larFr qHnptity nf her harErls Ia snoi o1,irr very
ehenr- Apriy 70 HUGu HITCA1E, Is Grand natc1
e. juft ca4t Of Rurk's Hr~wcrr.
TOR sAI.E-SEw s,1ON SCALE AT 4 DECIDED
4 basFsin u TAKEN soon VIII 3. LpNGLEI, 1t
sonth C1afk,tt
Tor SALE-ONE &TOS HAY OR STOCK
L .ca1e, Addrrss ]. ". 1aa Sonth G1rn-st.
, 1870-04-12
by ROBERT e. JEVKIVs,

AUCTION SALE.
AZ IxIsenA prnIsats btsssE.ns 70 the estate o. the
aad II PnhItc Anettaa. for eash on aATCRb1Y. ISIS
tut c1annco1ng at 10 on tae Gee1rises ocrHp,ed
hInE rats a. e4ss s9d ecs fos Preserved e1.. Aso1t
Loo ieS sIsoAe href, r1HrefA Et, &c, Gy
E0HERE F. JKSkfSA A1s1Cnte
, 1870-04-12

.. Trndea.
TVASTED-A FOREMAN r. CRACKER
~ bakrTJ. To No man liberal will BE-
sstn Pm qs.H 2 II ar cnzir r.! oscn prefer7rd
Boz aa.
WANTED-A FIRST:CLAss JEwELER. 70
70 TAB1E Ga Ii IL 'e s'e "'e
WrASTED-A BLACKSMITH THAT Is GOOD
% hsaES 4 snd Hshs we't' At Rochester, Lad
N-ASTEp-oSE FIRST CLASS RODT PAISTER.
~ and oat trrt tlAse -ras1fAke painter. None nted
VEN she tRRS e gRi 4 oa Waas xa
NFASTEDCORSICE WoEhMEY. NONE BIT
" tnnap~t<at mrn nevz. a,psy. II sASDES / ESTh-
BROOK. II ahd . West Lafe-st
N-ASID--A GOOD HOUSE FAINTER AND
'. EAltamiuer At lla PralI4t-sv.
WANTED-A sADDI.ER, Or 4 TAS THAT CAN
GOODS DEPuT. ltu aud ES Washluetou-st
N-NTEDTWO GERNAT C11PESTEKS. OYK
filler. and tix farm hands Inquire il otee. t.
WASSTED-PAESTE AND CAISOAIxERs.
" ATTY, at7 4 n, At If South Watsr-et-
WASTKpEA COOP RAkEE AND C,SFEC-
%. Assssssa.s9. AESiks ~ L. 2ASok'lhi is' sSe''a'
WASTED "A FIRSTlCLASs waTCHAAKER
~ who can stest Ges:9an Good PAY 70 * :irsa3 "
emR!oJ1nent Even TO 4 nan who slita ,. T. hAat-
NTASTEp-AS E1FER1ENCEp SMITHS HELP
W fos one yeas. Apply It Eli "e"s Jsefs"n-s&' ha
tnediasety.
WAs1e6Two GIRLS: ONE 70 p. COOK. 1xE
W good dining room sitt A7P'! Al ia7 "est Han~
, 1870-04-12

GEO. P. GORE T. Co.,
2E. FL and e8 Rnndoipd-sIs.
WILL. OFFER AT Auction.
Or Tuesday, ApFM IL, II 91 u. M
The talsoer Il tse EsoeA q ssa1 Iosaau Son
Wholesale C11thiof Dealer. consisting Of
Cashmere Snita Coats, Pants and Vests,
Oassiuera Shirts, Gents Undershirts and
Drawers, Linen Shirts, Handkerchief.
Hosiery, &C., .-..--..-
.,.,3.d linz ri LISES HAEnEERCH1EFS,
EHEfS1;E fSsEKTIONS, HOSIERY f9CkEr
RH6Kss RofioNS, * and . re* BLACK Aod
, 1870-04-12
PERSONAL.

pERSQSAL-tF THE LADY ENTERING A DOC
tors o!.cr on AenrCs'-t. nud frum tart' as fl.
lart! to StAtest, Yesterday atrfEocu. wtsts farm
thc fcn:lemans acquaintance. rraAc sdtftss ALFRED.
TTihure efict- -
DERsoSAL-tF MRS. Kate WILSON IS Is TIE
l. rtE che will rirase srud her addrre4 her brother
FRANK DAILY. Tribune utte~-
pERsoSAL:.WHL THE GENTLR,iAS WHO
L exchanged bats At CeEteEA:y Church. Ialt Right,
eAN u si4 Me.s JaeksoE.st.. AID etiaHtr Ataint
, 1870-04-12

over.
O.1stnT,,. That the rsst stn nf (aSs1lc Ftrest hc
iEon Ta.hina.'n and h.ntolph stIyci stIyci,. u .sulh @
lie Me1s .is st u tsri st 5sMesa R.naeapa
and Wa.;nst rtsss:s, and te t.<th side Of W4sh!ns
r. .ps b sssns fsf ed
LAexufyeuAcbes,
THE SUNDAY l1QroR LAW,
The sate cprs4tnittee, to whom wts refeyTcd
communication from the AA!or submitting Pc
,tsn selauyc to the c!oxinR q saloons On SUNDAY.
10 nlal, ,at. law etn,cer and more sicnnitc Ehtlc
leeinr that The MAYOR urgently Wished TO execute
tacpi ;taf ne Rosrsi Of Police comnisslongs u.
Ftr7,ct their Captains and I1uolmen TO hssaA tne
AAsur In his -hheAvnrs+
Alderman Di1nn. stating that the committee found
ila, TIE is%s prohibited tho sa!c OF liquor on san
aa s at ~ rctitto2 d n9s rsas T lof a1s
u the r7s<:lt ones Since It wna the d1tJ o. tnt
Ma.as y c-fn'rc tacru, II was rceomneoaea tMa
belonged, s1Eee on him alone rested tho responal
oihtr 0t taking care Of the enforcement OF tns
Both nrorss pcrr laid over.
FREE LDDGlSGA
The sauar committee, 10 whom whs fcfe1retl tn
reuticn Of the Chicago Relief Association 70 b.
showed t,,v further nsc Of the Old Vnion stsse
Pticr Station, Erturned he same with iaTofaol
re1ost, which y, ~, SS3s1sreS r:3sox - ntrrs r;
The saMe committee, to whom NAA referred tn
ordinance rsuvtdlnG for he sollsctton Of "a.
The ordnance WA 1aid over.
IICESSG
The Committee On Licenses reported. recon
1acub.rg that frre licenses be granted NAsg1rG
Downy. J. Flood, J. Maloacr, y. Manner. .
j. Hsro}sty, jsmcs 1lcEwcn, Georxe ropperz, ~
NM Mary Buckley there fos, bc not tAFosao'
Cunsldrrud. --
The reports were concurred H.
LAKE rlHk-
The eamc committee, to Fhom W1s fciei1e1 e
1r:xila1ton OF AID Somcf1 Tei4dSc 20 !easanE - -
Isa1k TO clrcuseA reported recommending thst ta
Crlnpt,,ilt1 le anthortIed % 70 DO.
The report vas concu1Ted In.
LICENSING vEfIC1S
the same committee, to whom WIS n
1trsed m ordnance IN relation 70 the licensing
Srnicic1, rfcsa1mcuded lts p&sa3gc, Win cesEa,
El1Cht amendments
1hc report WA laid over.
NgrnfuH nF GAS NETEEa-
The CoUmr1ee On GaB LEntA, TO whom vas n
ftned utkon relative 70 the neceAstty fot II
apra,rtneHt Of an Inspector Of Gas Ac,srs, sol
1nitted The following ordinance, which NaA III
over:
xSy1o. l. That in addition to the date. of En1pee
1rc1 ii IL befrhy made The duty Of sAd InspectaF
e1rruljy tx1tpe, inaect, ADD te&t each q The
frTs aftsched to what conloony tAdcd tsst iaus
sna bv Il tit The Ezk paid tcT ~ the city o. EhNa1o
ftaxr1 d u ouet In te5ee tnonf, and % sn
theT copsrus faat Of too AoF. 70 eatse the AAt
, 1870-04-12
SUBURBAN REAL EsrArE.

I,oR s.1sn rr 1,-"~, .Ssrox - 49,
aofen i 81 = es,s s',1ssaa !
ats icr sais ii p4ySen. down Sssuee % In. Al
PsP & hssse
ossf III & e f @ W. aya,a e as 4 81, i .
hs,,s s3ta Il un; s,x;s1;, sMs1 PAXNEST =, VI; DoS
eo.,sss h4i.st md IL ear toet from st1rrt iarm5,
"a fer5 Il 1esas s5a. 6sIs
FoR siAaLE.A ia!.5, MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ssss ss: + :lsat s 81 a IT, Hsi sa m r. q 5
.a. "a ne s :! .ts s % e
HGSfooS IL. Evsasoa. % kiDSEY r1 A!ia PshaeE fisi
nnss.. 1. 81 IerS 95 sS:, Ar F4RM ss
is ian'Ssa ssifs aEs
Foa ss1E*s rEH WEEK ron 4 YF1K WILL
SiHI&S " & ' sssss st:'
sis.s sHottsrs bfei hoasc. sptssits ihe EnsesIty:
hs9p hs so 4o1ia e Ghrap sa + Het:S s ' A. T j.
4!sSk 49Sz; - zz=z,=z.,::z7=,-. z57.==: -
sloef i isad scnt.taSFt se;ct. s:taassd % isSe
'E.s: sss!ias s!sIefs: !rs:s:sat a 81
Eshen, Wnnasoe cement eesI soed VII nd cs.tern
= = ss5t:; s;ia + EsRR Is g. Fsas s,'b 'bc Al?
L,oR sAIK-1T ESGLETo0D-I7IGn AND DRY
G5; Gss 2 s 9,aeef Es'. tsm Chicago st @ each
EoR sALE-1T 3S0 EA0a-cHoicE ms a
EpkirWoed. only = nInatts from Chiesso; 81 daIlS
ssI.s s:s. nEtEGRp f2S Sc . ..:s:s Il
, 1870-04-12
AGENTS WANTED.


GENTS WASTED-&p DAT To MAZE ASD
~ female AxrntA to introduce the RCCk EfE fA
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES. s.teh alske Gu
beth .sdcs and I. the cnly LICENSED SHUTTLE MA.
CHEE rcd 4 the Ghited STATE for y. thaa fs AZ
IL dls :xnsfa i1e &C., ostsl
GENTS wASTEp-FoR OUR FATHERS
4 Housc; OF The EnH7ttten Word. :, BY tht 1orui.s
suthof Of f!sht Sccncs In The Bible Hts last work.
lave o1e. Vsat 16t ethtT. aosestntea pstf stee en
Gf1stnks ClcsGrneu. teaeherA eaerkrte men and L.
dies waated in every toWnahlp to aet 9 sxeau p.y
.rs s b:;lncae send tos etssnlas. ZEiGL6I, AoCuR-
4 GEMS WASTED-FoR SHOW CARDS SELL
sa DsaIbosnst-. Room !. Caeaso
4 GENTS wASTEp--E. EvEnY ToNN. 70 coz.
y tr1 the sale Of s,tepdld paving Aic- long need%
q ip evrJy t.r,9F; tmMt .Sents ean d.M H6n =
S:e e. In t. e s1set b I'll ssf fe9 e xsn !,
desired and permanent ha4lness wanted. Eau aId
the hest payihS and fasttt selling article in Amer.
81 2: rnd = ssn., IT dnuhs s.tfIs worth = E W.
1 GEMS wAN1Ep-ErTIlEH LADIES OR. GEN.
world. III ClaEkst, Room :
A GENTS wAwrEO-9 FAST sELLIN0 ARn-
cles. y 10 SIS Per day easily made With tS sapts!
Can. q w5tte for ca:ALxue- STANFORD & CO.. 81
4 GENTS WASTE1- -sAXPIES FRKK GOODS
Ea.EssesI 20 eisats ,eI seaa g Il. srtS4n pessse
c. LSISG1OS, 9 South Halzsed4t. Caie1Ea
GENTS wASIED-N EVERY STATE, FOR
Il II. American Builder and lunsnai ei An Ihesal
ecHunisseu paid. ard ue tteel cneaEtne aze 3lta
se sa TO 4s4, sfs '9hsl 3 r. kF assse sa:
ITS NlA.snns3.. Ctiearo.
, 1870-04-12

INEFFECTIVE AGENCY.

DETECTIVE AGENCY.
n a. WH1pPE cos GENERAL bETECTiEE
L Fo13ee AfeneJ. Sos 70 aot Lasale:st7 ~ e1'
lar lie Il chicago, Sc Loais, md Sew YNrk. J. H.
McCa4and harirf dupea cf h, fnte.es1 \ Ne a.a.
maaAeesaent q 7. II. RHlPPLk.
, 1870-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 foUSG GIRL, 4 STRANGER Is ri CIrf,
n would Ike Ecnte1n &4si.t Icr IN ertttne few
eaices snd roous 10 sake of- Adarr4s NARY
WARREN, Tribune Office.
, 1870-04-12

DEPUTY SnertG TIN HrsIley stlu conttnu-a 10
4liseha1Ec the dutfcs Of ShcHH, nosEtthstaaains
the decision OF Juaee McA1lf.ct, il being ny ~.
Of not Tic once Of Sheriff Of COOK County y W.
tually vacant by the absence Of Fischer. Coronet
Cleaves, And Judxc Rradwell his counsel " Taafa r.
m1adct he Keys al the County jail. bat Folx fe-
fused to sivc then, M be had reselvsd 1S , n,,
dcrs to do 80 from hls 1upeEtor Ssones tae nlEas
nan. was In chA5Ve lass evening Hhh CieAEes
VII do to-day 1t i impossible 70 ssy bot hfsa-
ley takes appeal % the SUPREME C391 n tet az
C7esyes car tsfe soe placc Of Fischer. the dccts
ion u favorable q him, OF resign III pretendans u
the o11ce+ u II Is xdTcFse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

IaSArrUs PERsIco, just appointed
Bishop of Savannah, Georgia, BY the
Apostolic See, has had n romantic his
tory. He was born in Italy, and was
eonsecrated Bishop Of Agra, in India,
about twenty-six years ago. He re-
NAMED in India sixteen years, built a
cathedral and established religious
houses, the whole of which were de-
stroyed during the Sspoy mutiny, and
he was driven from his diocese. He
brought q suit against the East India
Company for the damages incurred by
the destruction Of the property Of the
Church, and recovered the sun of
ninety thousand pounds sterling.
Having been driven from his see in
India, he remained in Naples eight
years, and went to South Carolina
about two years ago, at the earnest So
iicitation of Bishop Lynch, Of Charles
ton, during which time he had charge
of Catholic missions in that State.
Bishop Persico succeeds the Right Rev.
DIR. Verot at Savannah, who has been
transferred to the ley see Of st. Au-
justine, Florida.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

TALKS OF RKsIaNINa.-The Hon.
John Morrissey, member Of Congress
from New York, threatens to resign
because he Is unacquainted with the
duties Of the position. Mr.. Morrissey
has certainly not distinguished himself
as . legislator, o ever championed
the cause Of Democracy as valiantly
as was expected Of so doughty a war
rior; but he could not more fittingly
represent the class Of Democrats who
elected him than by remaining at home
and attending to his faro business, as
he Is said to do. It would be well IL
ignorance were ~voiceless in our Gov
ernmental affairs. 1t is doubtful If
another man could be found in the
uarty who would do less talking and
voting against tho interests of the
country, and W. hope, therefore, that
Mr.. Morrissey may be persuaded not
to resign.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13
sBERMANToWN ITEMS.

rrrom the Evening Reporter, 10TH
Yesterday evening Mr.. Watson Of
this CITY, who is now working the yell
low Jacket mine located on Babylon
Hill. came home with a smile of salts
faction beaming from his face. On
inquiring what pleased him SO much he
said: tits no use talking boys, I've
got it-got a big thing; you bet.
Struck it bigger than anybody, nearly
pure silver and running right into
that thing" And, with n laugh Of
satisfaction, said, I" My boys, up there
arc awfuly excited" Watson's en-
ergy is deserving q handsome reward,
and We hope he has found the rich
mine of White Pine.-
Yesterday we met In town Judge
Pitzer and Hon. D.. r. Ashley, who
came down to breathe our tropical air.
Both of them look in good health, and
fully capable of making n landlord
consider his table the best set In the
land. The last we saw of Pitzer he
was on the hillside gathering flowers
for n boquet. Pitzer is of French orr
gin, consequently fond of flowers.
A chap, somewhat son the shoulder"
came down from Hamilton and con-
cluded to 90 on the war path. He
madea an assault on quiet bystander, but
alas! he came to grief, for in less than
two seconds he was sent whirlins end
over end, like q hoop. He failed to
make a full stop until he landed in the
station house.
For q few days past the weather has
been uncomfortably warm-in fact,
our office has been only second to the
Alsop works in point Of heat. 1t seems
we have no spring-jumping from win
ter to summer at one stride. We pre-
fer to have the climate little mixed.
Last week our streets were thronged
with people. Where they all came
from or the cause of such 4 rush no
one could tell. Many Of them
strangers. Wait a few days and Sher-
mantOwn will ''show some little dings
dey not all looks for"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13
DISPATCH

SAN FRlNcsco, May 1913 p. M
Gold, II A. NJ, 114%; greenbacks,
s716, selling, SO.
The wind ia blowing a gale from the
northwest. The cold is sufficient to
destroy all comfort, and makes over
coats necessary.
Lieutenant Reed, Of the United
States Army, was brought into the Po-
lice Court to-day, charged with an as
sault and battery, in kicking special
detective Gallarpy out Of his office, for
being insolent to him. Judge Sawyer
held him technically guilty, but repri-
manded Gallarpy for his i~nsolence.
The steamer Japan has arrived, with
a full cargo Of freight and fifty cabin
passengers for San Francisco-includ-
ing Sir Richard Graves, several Amer
lean and English naval officers, and 10
fifteen steerage passengers, bound for
Europe; Is cabin passengers, includ-
ing Count and Countess De La Tour,
and 1G others, bound for New York.
Also, 1875 Chinese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

AN anecdote Is related illustrative
of the ancient Jerry Blacks habits and
absence of mind. Coming into his
room one night with the papers of an
important case, he sat down, put his
hat upon the floor, and began studying
the case while reading the papers.
Getting excited, he got up, stuffed
some tobacco in his mouth, and began
walking over the floor, reading at in
tervals, and expectorating all the time.
After nearly an hours exercise of this
sort. he threw down the brief and
ciapped his hat upon his legal head.
As he did so, several yellow streams
started down his venerable counte-
nance. On investigation, he was dis
gusted to find that he had mistaken his
hat for O spittoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

A LITTLE AHEAD OF Punch OR JUDY.
In the African celebration at Louis
vile, Ky, the other day, Of the Fiji
teenth Amendment, they had a trans
parency In which the "Train Of Pro
gress" was depicted-a locomotive Ia
belled "The Fifteenth Amendment,
with a train Of twenty-nine cars at
tached, representing the ntifyins
States, and 4 number Of jackasses har-
messed to the car, emblematic Of the
States refusing to ratify, and vainly
trying to pull the train backward. A
neat thing-"a palpabls hit"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

CHARLES SMYrHE is q New York
divine, and fond Of gin and milk.
After being exhausted by q homily OIL
adultery, he retired to a quiet retreat
in the rear of q cellar restaurant, and,
in company with a newspaper reporter,
cooled his parched tongue with a glass
Of his favorite beverage. This world
illness so astonished the reporter that
an item was the consequence. The
church was taken aback by the bravado
of the minister. Such boarding Of the
devil would never do. He was ar
raigned, and the assembled elders
pronounced gin and milk heterodox
diet. They said to Charles Smythe /:
"You are guilty, but if you acknowl-
edge your sin we will not punish you."
This is 4 sage conclusion and a marvel
Gus proposition. The fault appears
to have been in the mixture. 1t wasn't
the gin nor the milk, but the inviting
compound. Well, we advise the rev.
erend shepherd to acknowledge the
corn, and hereafter eschew the danger
GUS preparation. 1t will prove graft
flying to the wisdom Of the elders to
know that their pastor has committed
= sin which he acknowledges, and it
will give them a rare opportunity for
displaying their generosity toward the
offender. Whatever be his fate, the
question will always be an open one
between gin-and-milk and milk-and-
water thcologians. And this, too, will
become more and more a mystery to
overtasked and exhausted preachers /:
"And he called the multitude and
said unto them, hear and understand
not that which goeth into the mouth
defileth a man, but that which cometh
out of the mouth, this deilleth a man."
Matthew, XIV, 10, IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

CHOPS IN SuIsUN.-A correspondent
of the Solano Democrat writes from
Suisun rs follows: This north wind is
terrible. 1 give it up for the crop (all
about herel and now 1t is "going
after Suisun. There Is no use trying
TO disguise It. We have a hard year
before us. There may be a little grain
about here it will be but very little.
The wind is not so strong rs it is
scorching and hot. It is the worst day
Of the season here. / learn 1t was very
bad Yesterday about here. Our people
are Tdown in the mouth" to-day.
Yesterday was another very hot day
and. we fear, only increased the mis-
fortunes of the farmers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

TINE Daily Standard is the name Of \
journal soon to be issued in Marysvills by A.
3. Smith, formerly Of the Apped!-Sae. Bee.
Why, it was only a week ago that
Smith announced his withdrawal from
the Appeal, to go into "more pleas
ant and profitable business" than
printing newspapers. But he is going
at it again. Just like these old news,
paper msn-when they once get accus-
toned to the. business, they are hardly
ever happy or contented if they leave
it. Some we know Of would rather
"live OH sawdust pudding and edit a
newspaper, than to live in clover out
side Of a printing office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

SAnDoNIc.-T The other day it was
t~elegraphed hither that an unheard-of
Illinois lawyer and a couple Of rail
road conductors had arrived ut Sacra-
mento, "for the purpose Of examining
the coast" That disguised the editor
Of the Grass Valley Union, who in
dulged in the following sardonic para
graph:
An Eastern village attorney and W con:
ductors have come over from tho East. and
are going to examine the California railroad
system. Next week we presume 4 baggage
smasher and = brakeman on some OF these
Eastern roads will follow and examine things
ION this coast" II does not take a very
large Eastern man to make a hero in Caiifor'
NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

The MCFARLAND CAsE.-A few days
before the conclusion of the McFar-
land murder case, in New York, the
st. 10. (Mo.) Herald published the fol-
lowing item:
"The defense In the Mcfarland case
having concluded their efforts to prove
the prisoner 4 lunatic, the prosecution
are Swearing witnesses to prove him q
sa-loonatic. If he is either, or both,
his brains are not in 3 more mud
died condition than those Of the
poor jurors. The latter have been
driven into temporary insanity and
some of them are In doubt as to
whether they are trying a case Of MUIR
der, divorce, or libel"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13
THE STORY OF A LIFE.
Say what Is lifcS TITS to be born

Say what Ia lifcy TITS to be born
A helpless babe; to greet tho light
With a sharp wall, az II the morn
Poretold q cloudy moor and night;
To weep, to sleep, and weep again,
With sunny smiles between; AID then!
And then apacc the infant grows
To be a laughing, pulling boy,
Happy, despite his little woes,
Were he but conscious Of his joy;
To be, In short, from two to ten,
A merry, moody child and then!
And then In coat and trousers clad.
To learn to say the Decaloguo
And break 1t; an unthinling lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog;
A truant of by field and fen,
re capture butterflies; and then?
And then at last to be n man
To fall In love; to WOO and wed;
With seething brain to scheme and plan;
To gather gold or toll fol-. bread;
To sue for fame with tongue and pen,
And gain or lose the prize; and then?
And then in gray and wrinkled Ed,
To mourn the speed Of LIES decline:
To praise the scenes In youth beheld,
And dwell In memory Of Lang Sync,
To dream awhile with darkcncd ken,
Then drop into his grave: and then!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

Two years ago the Mill Creek In
dams in Tehama County, California,
murdered a MI. Good. His brother
swore vengeance, and ever since has
been Staying a redSkin wherever he
could find one of that tribe. The otner
day the Indians got the start OF him;
shot nine holes through his body and
smashed his head all to pieces with
rocks. Here's = chance for Ned Bunt-
line aud another story.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

LAWYERS "oN THE FENsE."-A
smart thief in Sacramento stole a lot
of stationery and sold it cheap to a
number Of economical lawyers, who
now find themselves in the situation
of receivers Of stolen property-other-
wise, "~fenses."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

Ho! FOR FORTUNE - There is
already great excitement about the
grand gin concert Of the Mercantile
Library Association, and the ticket
vendors will have their hands full.
The character Of the managers is such
as to make unfair play an imposSibility,
and tho chances Of drawing a hundred
thousand prize, or m of lesser but
still large dimensions, looks tempting,
we must confess.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

NIKE McCooLE has publisheda chal-
lenge to fight Mace for $2,5OO a side,
six months after signing the articles,
within fifty miles Of New Orleans, or
anywhere, wherever a fight can be had.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

The Bank of California has now a
capital of SC, 800, 600, and has pads
dividend of one per cent. 4 month
each and every month since 1t was
establish, and has increased its capital
to the above amount by the excess OF
profits above II per cent, a mouth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

The time is near at hand When
"rebel" will be n title Of honor, and
"loyalty," so-called, smell offensive
in the nostrils of the peoplc.-Etm-
iner.
That time is here now, and has
always been here, so far as the ETdm-
liner man and his kind are concerned
Gar Re.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

The Sacramento Reporter contains
some valuable "Thoughts on Cleanli-
ness and Washtubs." We are rather
glad that the editor has at length
turned his thoughts in that direction.
Thus spouteth Figaro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

OFTEN.-In Utah a man is Of no
great account unless he can afford to
support at least a dozen wives. In
this part of the country one is often
sufficient to ruin q man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

A REMINDER.-A gentleman eating
some mutton that was tough said that
i, reminded him of an old English
poet. Being asked who that was, he
replied "Chaucer."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

In the shop-window Of a Richmond
millinery establishment, may be seen
this card: ." Wanted, a secondhand
seamstress."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

AMA1NE youths courtship is embit-
tered by the fact that his lady loves
house is haunted, and the ghosts make
1t lively for him every time he calls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

A vERMoNrER, ON a bet, has agreed
to harness himself to a sulky and draw
a man weighing l6s pounds a mile in
fifteen minutes.