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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

EASTERN DISPATCHES
.l.rrc1A1 70 ru GOLD HILL DAILY srws.,
poMEsrIc INTELLIcENc e.
Extra ss.sIsn Of the Lesi.issurs

Extra sessIsn Of tho Legislature
Called.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 20.-Ater the
adjournment of the Legislature yester-
day, Gov. Hart Immediately called an
extra session for to-day. The object
Is to pass a bill issuing $1,000 600 In
bonds, which bill waited In regular
session.
PROVIDENCE. Feb. oh. D. Gold
smith, agent Of the jewelry house Of
j. Drummer, Maiden Lane, N. Y, re-
ports that his own room at the hotel
was robbed last night Of $12, 900 worth
of watches and diamonds. So
Fire ~ Clifton. N. Y.
New York, Feb. 20.-A fire at Cliff
ton, Staten Island, yesterday burned
the residence and property Of j. Hor-
ton. Loss, $4,000.
Esssx Released.
NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. 20.-A dis
patch says that when Essex was re-
leased there yesterday because the
members Of his family refused to tes-
tify against him, the mob would have
lynched him but for the police. Sub
s~equently Essex was chased to a neigh
boring town aud would have been
hung but for the interference OF citi-
zens. Steps were taken In Newport
to compel the family to leave that
place forthwith. ~
The Msrmen QuestIss.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-A Washington
special says one object of the Presi-
dents visit to the Capitol yesterday,
was to look after the legislation on the
Utah bill. He had conferences with
Senator Frelinghuyseh and Senators
Conkling and Edmunds. He represeift-
ed that this legislation was imperative
and asked the gentlemen In question
to press the bill for passage. He also
had conferences with several members
of the House on the same subject.
Anes and Brseks will Net DO tx.
PEELED.
The same special says there Is a
growing feeling that 1t will be impos-
siblc to get the necessary two-thirds
vote for the expulsion Of Ames and
Brooks. Ames appears perfectly con-
fident that no such result will be
reached. He says q motion to expel
the members OF the committee would
get more votes than a resolution to ex-
pei him.
Asiatic Teiesraphic Bill.
1t Is stated that since the passage Of
the Asiatic telegraph bill. 1t has been
discovered that the parties standing
behind the scheme are not responsible,
and that probably the only object In
the securing Of the bill Is to sell the
franchise accruing under 1t. So Sena-
tor Casserly moved a reconsideration
of the vote by which the bill passed,
and will call It up at the first oppor-
tunity. This action defeats the bill
for this session at least.
0sAsrs. tho Murderer, to DO HasE.
At Galesburg, ILL.,, this morning,
Judge Smith overruled a motion for q
new trial In the case Of Osborn, the
murderer Of Mrs. Matthews, and fixed
the date of Ills execution for the 14th
of March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,
by at once applying for a territorial
righr (which are given free to agents.
to sell the best, strongest. most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker. ever
used or recommended by families, or
buy one for your own use ; 1t Is only
IS. Sent free everywhere BY express.
Address, for particulars, A. CATELEY,
ESQ, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, New York.
nol4-8m
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CLEARING our.-M. F. Waller, the

CLEARING OuT.-M. F. Waller, the
popular clothing dealer nearly oppo
site the NEWS office on Main street, in
DR.. Halls new building, has COM
menced a grand clearance sale Of all
his splendid Winter stock Of clothing,
to make room for the Spring supplies,
the entire stock will be sold at cost.
Now IL the time to get bargains ; pro-
At or no profit, Waller Is bound to sell.
Drop In and select an outfit at your
own price.
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FROM SAN
shesusg and CauisE Ahr.y-Tss
Csurts = Geld Wessker- Grees-

-
Sax FRANCISCO. Feb. 20-l p. NJ
An ARRAY occurred last night in a gro
Gerry on Montgomery street, between
Albert Dunlap and VIM. G. Ritchle.
Dunlap fired three shots at Richie.
each of which took effect, one In the
head, one In the breast, and another In
the left thigh. Richie, during the
shooting, seized a Ratchet and cut Dun
lap on tho head aud shoulder. Ritch-
les wounds arc serious but not mortal.
Those Of Dunlap are only flesh
wounds, both men will be arrested.
The jury In the case Of c. N. Cor
nell VS.. Fireman's Fund and Phenix
Insurance Company, returned q YER
dict for plaintiff for $13,72s. A stay
Of thirty days was granted defendants.
The jury In the case o fGeo. r. Scott,
tried for forging tickets Of the Omni-
bus Railroad Company, failed to agree
on a verdict and were discharged.
There was a heavy frost here last
night, and the water In the streets was
frozen over.
Gold, ll4hGl14%; Greenbacks, IS
9SsA.
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Senate.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

An amendment to the act creating
boards OF county commissioners re-
dlstrlctlng the State; to encourage the
production and manufacture Of native
wines; to encourage the construction
of q railroad from Pallsade to Eureka ;
to purchase Bonniheld's compilation
Of the laws.
Tho Senate concurred In Assembly
amendment to the Eureka bill. The
branding bill passed as amended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

Thar House. RArrLE.-Thc rattle
for that fine sorrel horse took place at
Miners Union Hall OIL the 14th In
slant. and resulted In the following
numbers being tied or 46. namely
IA, 22l, 208 aud al. The holders Of
these winning numbers are requested
to meet and decide the matter as soon
as possible. The horse Is at Slime
Ogg's stable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

CoLps AND couaHs.-sudden changes
of climate are sources Of pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough or irritation be ever 50
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

THAT was an unhappy editor who
wrote that 8. white pique costumes are
now popular and was grayeiy ia.
formed BY the proof next morning ina,
:. white pine collins are not popular"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

HAVE you a cough, cold, pain In the
chest or bronchitis? In fact, have you
the premonitory sy niptoms Of the Gin
satiate archer" consumption? II so.
know that relief Is within your reach
In the shape of DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. which, In many cases
where hope has fed. has snatched the
victim from the yawning grave.
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Fon the very best Photographs, 70 to Bradley
4 Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
EsntgomeJ street. Ban F1neises.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
Fort the relief Of Assessor Briplett OF
Lander county; creating a State
board of equalization to repeal the
tresspass law ; defining the duties Of
State Treasurer.
hills PASSED.
Exempting cabinets from execution;
Incorporating the State agricultural
society; amending the revenue law.
Concurrence In the Senate was refused
to amendments to the orphan home
bill.
gi Senate.
The committee to investigate the
charge against Moran, report that Mo-
ran was empowered to mako an esti-
mate on the work, and told Mitchell 1t
would cost $50. n
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DIR. ADoRN, Ocullst, Aurlst, Ca.
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases.
Offices, laboratory and residence. 2l3
Geary street, San Francisco. jalS 3m
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1000 Glfts amounting to................tads,o 900
~ To insure the sale Of all the tickets, and
Q fall drawing, those who intend to buy should
do so early. Delay In purchasing tickets i'm.
poses an amount Of labor upon the manage.
msnt, when the day Of drawing 10 near at hand,
that Is very dificult 10 perform.
d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
WELLS, FARGO y Co.,Treasurer.
fe9 ID 80
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s4s5 Cash Prizes, amounting to........$a:o.M
This Legal Enterprise 10 Endorsed. BY the
highest authority Of the state and best business
men. Over one.half the tickets taken before
October lst. The limited number on hand will
be furnished those who apply nrst. Money can
DO sent by mail, In registered Letters, Postofhee
Money Orders, or Ivy express. All prizes will
bs paid 10 full Agents wanted. For full par.
tlculirl address 49,
J. N. PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha. Neb.
w. A. SEARLES,I
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,
P..O. Box 8T1, Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, at Harris Brothers, No. . Sonth G
street, Virginia City, or at the once. No. 81
South c street. ja25 I'd
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Positive Virtues.

Positive Virtues.
The most OF the so-callsd great remedies pos-
sess only that sort OF negative or passive virtue
which, while II may not often cure disease, will
seldom sndanper life. Bristol's Sarsaparilla 10
equally safe, but 1t 10 possessed OF that positive
or aggressive virtue which viii not tolerate the
presence OF disease or inpure blood. or minors
In the human system where II IL used, and thus
It Is that It always effects complete and lasting
cures. oS4
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FoRTY-FIFrH DAY.
nIr,1.s INTRODUCED.

CARSON, February 20.
Hsuee
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WESTERN DISPATCHES

[.rrc1AL TO TIE GOLD HUI DAILY srws.l
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FROM CARSON CITY.
NEVADA L~saIsLATURE.

r.pxc,,L 10 TIE COLI HILL DAILY mws.]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

CARSON SLKIenING.-The sleighing
at Carson, night before last, was ex-
cellent.
, 1873-11-05
fBaXu1flo md E)sATiSslulce

Tho " Freuch correspondent" Of the London
Times tllug describes tho Bcono III tho I'riauo1l
on tho aeyerth day Of tho trial:
A curious study il presented by those two men
(Bazaino mud the Duo lAuniale) whom tie
eaprico Of eyonts Inns brought faco to faco il,
sucl II solemn circumstance Of their existence
that tho being, the honor of whole milton
Heem Mt atnko III thiu terrible controyer1y, Tile
DUO dAuinalo hat studied this trial with unusual
nrtlor; llo sat up over 1t tho half Of Inst night
ho l,as prepared hie questions with most partic-
lar caro- !; lie ia mastor Of 1t. lIo knowa ull the
army has done, I'LL 1t might hayo done, all it
plould have done.
Tho questions which tho Dul1o pl,tsar correct
precise, mud mark well tho entl ut which they
ain tho yolco ID cold. aonorouu, aunowllat mo-
notonouB, but into'ligiblo, Tho Marshal, seated
iii fsont Of him, anAwers in MI ,1nin.1resHiye
lnther low tono Of voice. Now and tlicn tho
volco hutltienly changes, 10 much 10 that pcoplo
at tho lowcr ond Of tho hail think it la sono ono
eiae WHO is speaking. Tllis happens whom tho
Marshal roads my report OF document wlIcl,
nsny help to justify him. Ar tho Marshal tholl
puts OIL Ills double eyo-glass, aud trioB to rca. in
lo'ltor tosla thon he hpcakB IN, tho el,a,ige in
the voico il uo,nploto, antl oyery ollo rsus oil til
too to zoe who iB tho now-oouer that
Is roaliug. The illusion ID complete hut be-
tween thcso two nloll, between that Prince, now
hoeono Judge, mud tlaat Marshal, now Of. trlal
for his llfc, tho conversation broathoa stlir,
cold, bat irroproaohablo politeneAs, Tho Duke
never nays anything tut " "Mopsieur le Marc
ohal." The MarhllRl never begIps LIS aAyuer
, 1873-11-05
THE LOUISIANA BRIDGE.
Sp:laniaiE tho Father os waters Ii,
SIX Monthn--A Draw I'D EJECT in
F.nunf2h.

Sp:asanisiE the Father OF Waters IL,
SIX Monthn-.A Draw d41 EJECT i'm
Length.
Lousia7a, No., f0et; ~ Correspondents ortho 81
Tho railroad abridgo intendcd to cross the
river ut thiu point IL rapidly approaching COM
plctioN. Everybody Is astonished ut the rato Of
progress made. Though the work was not COM
lnonoed until tho lst day Of July, tho Huper-
will DO completed by Christmas, ut whic time
tho grand opening is expected to tnke plnco.
/ am Indebted to AIr. II. ". purkllnrBt, tic
assistant engineer, for tho following facts unl
figures.
foot in width. Tho draw III 4II feet in length,
hopg aoyoral feet longer than any other draw III
the world. Tho piorh Rre oil Of solid masonry,
which rest Oh pieH driven worry ncar each othoi.
aud then sawed oil, and u heavy timber fouuda-
tior bolted to the piles. ALL tho timber is Of
loast four feet below tho lowest wator ever
known, aud aa]ont 60D 600 feet Of the best TIM
ber was lecd in this way,
The pivot pier il the largost on tho river, rests
OIL zoo piles. and contains 1,20u cubic yards Of
milo, and tho west npproach ono-oighth Of \
milo out into tho river, uro constructed of carth
embankmout and strong rip-rap walls. Con-
nected with tho wost approach il MI iron bridge
Of 140 foot span, oyor tho Noix Creok, which is
Tho koyBiono Bridge Company ure f5nilding! tie
seven short spans, tho Kellogg Bridge Company
the two long and the draw sl,aus, and Reynolds,
Saulpaugh & Co. the foundations mud approaeh-
cs. A corps Of twenty engineers, divided into
iron, wood, and masonry inspectors, direct aud
lay out the work under tho 6,lparvsion OF T.. T..
Cortlloll, chief engineer, a,,l H. ". Parkhurst,
assistant engineer.
In tho bridge tllcro nro 5000 cubic yards OF
tirat-class ,nasonsy 00o cubic yarls Of rip-rap,
200. .000 cnbio yards Of oartl en,bauAuent, and 80
tons Of iron bolts. boni1o tho bridge s,porstr11c-
tre, which ig Of the boBt iron, a,,d will ho first
class in every particular. Tho total longth Of
tic bridge will De 2.05a feet.
On mn average, quo hands arc kept constantly
at work. Thore aro also in uEo three Bteau and
ten hanil derrleks, lhrco steam pilo-triycrs two-
ty 1latboats and two ntoalnboats for handling tho
matorial, &c.
THO Bridge Company aro building a dyke hAlf
4 mile long, from tho Illinois shoro out into
Tho river, diagonalty down stream, SO Us to keen
tue channel through tho draw.
Tho bridge will cost nearly 81 ,0D0, 900. Tho
reason tho Company aro rushing things through,
so fast Ia hccauHo the Chicaso & Alton Raiiroad
which CROSSES l,oro las to tranafcr u]l it's ears BY
boat. Ihe boat was frozen in for q considerable
tma last winter, causing considerable trouble
and expense and great loss Of traslo, 10 tho man.
agon,ont are tsoternlned TO be prepared III A,1ch
4 wnj this wintor that tho ico will not affect
thnn1
, 1873-11-05

An old SEASl1s

From The Phfiaddlphia EreHing 7tlearaph
The bRrlt True Love, Capt. Thomas WotAorill,
has Just arrived from Greonlaul with cargo
Of kryoite. This yesaol wns built in tho year
1764, and IL, consequently, 100 years oil. fhe
A'c', batter inwards to tic top Of the g.,nwale,
anu tl.iH mikes tho yesBel much broailur
at the watorliMe than OH dock. In nautical
lla',gua,ge Tho sides arc known MS 'tumbllug
This fnrlt WINS built at Philadelphia. but it cali
not DO aHccrtaincd with my t!egrco Of certainty
ut whit particular point. Tbs CuBton,-IIoueo
roglhtor docs not contain tho record. because tho
vessel waa built twolyo yoara before the bo-
ginning. OF tho American, Revolution. It iB
most llkoIy that she waH built Ill konHlngton,
M u appears from history tl,ut tllo first ship
yards oil tho Delaware woro established III tlu,t
locality, not fur from tho POM treaty grolt.
The bark was hnilt for partien rcsldlug III Hnll,
England. and still hals from That place, md for
forty-seyon years was engaged III tl.e Whaling
business III tho nortl,orn ncas, and appeared to
ho ut homo amonE the icohorga Of tho Arctic
region. It is understand TINT tho vessel Inns
noyer required any considerable repairu. Tho
original tmbora appear to bo III Hot,nl aY the
tay tiloy wore eroota OIL tho AtockH In old Kon-
carry much more.
, 1873-11-05

From, the baltimore Sun, Oct. %.
True Blue, tho wnller OF tic four-milo loat
race Saturday, loft Baltimore for Sun francisco
last night In special stock palaco chr by tho
Northern Central Railroad. Truo Blues rider
Darbeo, With Chamberlin'a agent and his colorod
man Jim, accompanied tho horao il his H,I1nptu-
ouB car. The outside Of the car was painted a
bright red. Upon either sido brilliantly dis
played placard WAS posted, reading as follows !:
"ploaso do not detain mo. Business of impor-
tanco with my frienls, Thad. Stevens and Joe
Daniel, requires me. Yours truly, True Blue"
Upon expressing desire to inspect tho interior
OF tho car and to interview tho champion.
permission waa cllcerfuly accorded by
Mr. Chamborln. Tho rcur end of tho
car, which had been set apart for Tic
valuable atcod. was lined nll around with thick
mattresses, rs waa also tho roof. Glass WIN
lows wero placed III tho silo to secure prorcr
ventilation. Tho loro part of tho chr was iyiltod
into 1--WE separate compartments for two Of True
luo's stable companions who are to nccou1pany
him. Tho middle Of tho cur waB arranged for
the accommodation Of nttentlanta and for tho
htoraSo Of temporary nuppes of proycnlcr, Il
is expected tint tho horse will rcncl, Sun Fran
cisco in about eight days. This will allow I,ruo
Blue only about week in which to recover from
tho Objects OF his long trip by rail boforo cou-
tending ugaiuBt Thad Stevens and Joo Daniel In
tho f20,0Q0 race, which will taho pluco Nov. Is,
The result Of this enterprise is watched with
considerable interest BY turfnen in MI purta
Of Tho country. Should Trlo Nue win the race,
lo will undoubtedly neYor start again.
, 1873-11-05

otherwise thnn " h1onaiour 10 President" r,,t
hol'nd that formal rolitoneEs infloxillo dcfor.
fninn1!ot, ip eonni a7ltlr eurcealoG At every
nun'ont Tho Alass!ia, III the tutcreat of l,in do.
tive numo unknown particular; bit Mt oyor;,
nonont tho Dnko nIopl him with ~
tl,ink, Marshal, tllat. Incident will conlo in
moro inc, apnroprintcy at e'ct and n!,eh time,"
row lintta ct tho intcrrogn:ory ho .,,ennE 10 but
utops mid Hnya "Wifl you allow me, ltongio,r n
President, 10 real you nn order su1anatiny from
NC I" "ln It nf interest, MEtsbalf' "Uf srcnt
qnentioa now beioro ns7" "Yos, iIo.,niour ''lo ie
President" ''lhou ronl It, ploauo," aid tho
harn|inl puts un lls doublo oyc-G1as,, tho Duke
Lis !nnnt attentive lools, and Tue Marshal ron,a,
70 n That any ono coming n Just then world think
hut 10 ttrsborato with lin In common. On M.
othor. occnbion this Hcono OCCURS nqaiu,
but il moro dramatic. form. ';rhee
Dnlsc laa got to tho Battle Of Bor4y, to tic
G,Hsciottc. Ho strikes Tho 'MarHhnl huino. ho
prosacs him, he llaranaes him. "jsut. then, you
did not want 10 brcas through in tho direction
a. e. Ye5nn s5;a you M not comply with the orlera
eS e e PsH yo ho a~ Maq@ no w on to
sor 10 prosldenat, to read youono Of Napoleon ~
Perfectly 20, N. 10 puo.' Thoro!ipon tic Mar
Hnh! ncHlnn 10 read lnHEage: IA tU.nmnll1er-
in-chiof should novor tako into accout tho
ordorB OF 4 Qonoral or Il Prince who in at n
distance from The field Of lutto," .tc. Ntonn-
wlilio, tho interroEatory narrnwl its circlc. 1t
llcco'noB moro pressing. add you rolioct
That tLe rond by Grayolotto was q dangerous
loillo ccve1. miles long9 Did you destroy tie
bridges 90 Us to proyont tho enemy from pays-
lug, and SECURE your own retreat2 Had yor not
On tho leightu whern you woro supplies for two
Gnysi Why, inBtcad Of taking advantage OF
thnm to march forward did you allow tl,om to ro-
turn Why did you kaop your reserves on your
loft, which was protected, md why expoao your
right when your rotroat might DO cut on :" And
tho questions follow closely upon each other. It
is like fencing. Tho Marshal payricu, Govern
himself, makes d return thrust by advancing
hoKle military principle, but at length
the :Duko draws from the MarBhal'u
answers, tlliB conclusion, which III llo thrust
right homo: :" 1t IL, then. true, as wnu mni,l-
tained. that you mover Ind The intention OF go
ing to Voriluu, and TINT your only object was to
camp before Motz ~ THE Marshal foe!s tho
blow. Ho hesitatcB, and than rcplioa sharply,
hnye not said so. I stuck fast TO Metz
which was my supreme resource, but with tho
firm resolution ef reorgauiziuS tho cadrcs, which
had been destroyed, and Of cutting my way
through"
With that anEwer the sitting camo to an aud.
The Two fcnccrs aro worthy OF each other, and
both very clo7ori lbnt one laa tho beau role Of
aycnsing thu country; tho heavy, cr,lahing task
OF tho other ta to anye fran tha wrock Ills honor
anu hib life, boih Mike threatened.
, 1873-11-05
,1'IlC aDriyersn Storr.

From Ms .Stie I"rk Ecentl.p lpst, Non. l..
."AA, h'r, this II goins, to bo q lard wintor, "
evening and l saw yesterday what Hlc, as
you don't SEQ very often, md hardly belieye
whom it's told TO yc. One Of Tho mon tint drove
OIL this line nigh tllroe years sent AiA little gul to
ask mo to conie Hoe him, and laid otr last tSoyon-
ing and wont.
"Now l hsard how ho was Bck with coueu1np-
lion. hut didn't know how sick until l got
there.
"As H,lro ns live, nir, thoro waa tint follow
what QUO yeHr ago wns aa strong ind Acurty a
young man III yon oyor nav, with lis legs no
bigger tllan my wriat.-an him u ly,u' Oh the
floor hoayin' and clokin' all tho tlay and night.
flo told mo hn1n't sent for n.o It'll ho Ind to,
and on looking round, Hir. I aaw there wasn't
Ills littio room ttod up comfortablc-like, ho Ind
sold oven tho straw in his tick aul was IL lyit'
oil tho floor. I wouldn't caro- 10 live jim,
nsi4 he ,(speEkin' very hoalse and trol!blasomo.
liRo), but for my poor vito mud children for
nltho' Tn only III thor way I like to sos 'om
round, and hl,an't trouble ON much ougor,'
And l!ore ho lopled at his wifo and smiled whan
aho culn up and, takIn' hold ot His hand, told
him not to talk lke TINT, hut to pluck up ho,,o
for her snko aud tho ltlo tn,os.
sBy aud by, aftor looking ut her and then
round thu rooul NJ tho children, Ills lin oo1n-
lnenced to tromblo and tito tours to I'LL Ills oyoH.
in spite Of It's tryin' TO smile; alM altho think
tn II I ~ aleafte @ h @ as "s,.; aS man, couldn't stand
"Wo!I, it seems hs hadn't anything to cut TINT
nolo bread, and hu,.tllo Ut straw, a,.l Lest Of
I'LL Tor htln, ! do hclioyo, l rot lila
ba',o. u stick OF candy mud n whistle and loft
'cm almost happy. Ny old woman Las boom
over to-day to tak9 em an old lodHseatl we ain't
l1sin', IND Two uolccted QH for 'clu fror, tic
tlryols, md woro lhlnlln' Of getting ,p y hail.
hoping to mako enough to solsl hin, to luspial
and glvo hlh wlfo atnrt. 80 they're not 80 bai
oIr NOW III they might be: but thorea lots jnt
like 'Nn aud thero'a goln' to bo u1oro aforo tito
wll!tor'n through.
" Hold OH lii slow up bit. sir, There
Good nght, mir gutNl night" And we walked
away. pondorIng Oil tho terrible words Of that
kind heartol mau "tILoras lots iustliko 'on,. i
, 1873-11-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
EOrGs;s::a Markets.

L.vEEpo0L, Nov. d.-C0tton-Dull md cas-.
11;oE; wlai',S s upland, ssssa1a Orleans, el:
osrurt, 1nua. Yarns anu fabrics ut Manchester du
and lnwcr for nli articles.
observation-disclosures. Receipts Of wheat for the past
threo Rys, ,otp qts .; wheut 010 wsre American
oceipts Of corn for tho time, GOO qrs Ampri-
sa ~ coy a1H California white scn average guilty,
winter 11a 1ol@ ies Cd. Flour, 27@23s Curu SIS "a
GGJ1s Gil. Checse, G9s.
LoHpoH. Nov. 4-5 p. M.-Couaola fer money aud
on account, u!3s0;a3,s. United 6atea honds-5-20s
Of ~, g2ai do Of 'G7, oeA ; 1t.40s 905{; new Is,
90'ss; Erie sA. The amount Of bullion yslc into the
bank Of Eug'and oil balance to-day is ca7,1u0
fnAaAroAr, Nov. 4.--5-a0s Of 1862 97Ai;.
pAEIs Oct, 4.-Nuiltca, Sit 81,