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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-05

HAMILTON IL RUINs.-The thriving
mining town Of Hamilton, in the STATE o
Nevada, has been laid in luin. by nAa
grafton. The loss in buildings and good,
Is rep"e.ente1 in the ncighborhnod Of half
million dollars. Scarcity Of water and
want Of the necessary appliances Of u well
organized Fire Department, enabled the
fumes to gain such n mastery that they
con'd not be checked until the town was
consumed. The season is approaching.
when this SO t of destructive visitation is
more or less common 10 the mining and
other Villages of our own State; SO that
too many precautions caunyt be taken to
avoid the danger.
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SHASTA CoUNTY.-From the Courier
of June 2Sth, we learn that the Demo
Gratis of Shasta county nominated the
following tickets Assembly, r. Klotz +;
Clerk, VIM. Ii. Bickfmd Treasurer, j.
Van Schnnck Sheriff, Sylvester Hall ;
Supt. o. School, j. w. Bracket Cor
oner, ID. G. Gwin. Clay w. Taylor Ia,
rec iv, d the endorsement Of both parties
'or District Attorney. Clay is n Demo-
clat but not one OF the anything to
beat 9 ant " stripe.
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WoOD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for
July is ahead Of any previous number,
and when we consider its usual standal d
excellence, this is iase praise indeed. 1t
is household, not only i'll name but in
character, and its table Of contents shows
Il wonderful adaptation of articles to the
individual menlOels of the family circ,e.
The price Oh the magazine is one dollar ii
year. Address, Woods Household Mag
n1ine, New bulgh, New York.
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DIGITAL AMPUTATIoN.-At Big Trees
there is a machine shop for the manu-
iacture of toys, canes, etc. Among the
implements in The shop is a buzz saw.
A Chinalnan inspected the machinery
the other dag and was especially inter-
estcd in that saw, which was rotating SO
rapidly that it looked as ii standing sti |.
The Celestial philosophical for sometime
but couldn't exactly comprehend why
n stationary object should make such II
viciously sounding noise. To more fully
investigate the matter he attempted to
take hold Of the thing. Mr.. Perry, of
the Big Tree Hotel, considerably fur
nishcd the spirits in which the China
man'- fingers are preserved CalaperaS
Chronicle.
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WILLIAM 3. NEWMAN, It New Yorker,
was in the mercantile business in Cam
den, Ark, in May, 1861. George H..
Goddard and olhels, Conlcdelale-, II, he
chal ges, came nt that time into his store
and took possession OF It and n! bis stock.
Not long since New man discovered Cod
dard III New York, and sued HIM lQr
damages, and the other daya jury gave
verdict in HE favor for S34,94O. 1t
takes long time To settle the differences
growing out OF the late unpIeasantness.
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JouN FOoTMAN, Of San Francisco, was
taken sick lew days since and on Salur-
day died. Mr.. Footman had been in i'll
health Tor some time previous, and Nj.
Footman's death was concealed nom her,
and On Sunday She died also, ignolant
that her hus band had preceded her.
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ALAuGE skeleton has just been found
in quarry at Biughampton, New York,
which is supposed to be that oi Jacob
Benton, who WA, murdered Thirty live
years ago. His broiher-n law WAS su>-
pecttd Of he crim., but nothing could be
proved Against INN.
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THE Shasta DEMOCRATS have nomj-
mated their "Ioae lorn Libelal" ior It
position Oh the county ticket. Ii he
votes the ticket himself he will bring the
full strength oi lhe late Liberal" patty
70 its support. Things look rather Git0t,
though, ior his own election.
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"FoLro. THE July number Of this
excellent musical publication is at hand
with eleven pages Of The choicest music,
II lie like lithogrnph port nit Of Miss An
ME Clarke, the leading lady at the Bos-
ton Museum, and literary and art mat
ter, which render it II most capital num-
ber. = ice, 81 per year. Punished by
White, Smith u Perry, Boston, Mass.
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SENATOR JOKES and Alvinza Hay
ward have purchased the Zeigler Springs
in Lake county. They intend 10 spend
from $4,000 to 100000 in improving
the grounds.
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The friends of Charles y. Russell, sem
fenced to be hanged on the 9th OF july
for the murder of James Crotty, are
making an effort to have his sentence
commuted to imprisonment for lie. All
OF the jury have signed the petition.
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LAKE county is becoming famous for
her numerous springs, whose healing
waters are so varied in their medical
qualities, and year BY year travel in that
direction mnltinlies.
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THINK of two thousand persons sailing
from New York in one day on visit to
Europe. This vas actually the case on
the l2th nit. A the best places in the
steamers ware filled.
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The Sgtter County Farmers Club
have authorized the Secretary tn adver-
tise for proposals from transpoltatiaa
companies to carry tbair grain to tide
water and return fitight ut reasonable
r..tns
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NEW THIS WEEK.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY TkINlTY. 3D.


The Assessor having comp eted the as
sessment Of said County and delivered
the same with the Statements To the
Clerk ol the BOald Of Supervisors: No
tice l. htlebY given that The Buaid Of
Super visor, viii meet rs II County Boa d
., Equalization on Monday, July 7th.
1873, 10 examine the assessment book aud
equH.ile the a,>e,,m ment ot property it
sad County, and viii continue il >cssi II
Tor that purpose nom time tu lIme until
the business of rqualzat.on IS dispos d of,
but not iater than Monday, Juiy tne 18th,
1873, and in the mrQntinc the assess
ment book will remain IN my office ior
the inspection o. all persons ute. ested II
Section ,672.
Sec. 3,673.
The Board has power to determine all
complaints III iegaa d to the u.srssed vai-
ue o. plopalty, and may, except n p.o.
hihit,d In TIN, JIuc, correct amy vtui-
tlon by adding o d d'ductiug ,ucn ,uln II,
may be nece-,aly To maze ii cunloln TO
the actua, ca.h va.ue.
Sec. 3,G14.
No reduction must be made in the val
uation o. p openly, unless the pa ~ IL =
lfCNtu tuc'f fbS, pI MS agent. lllhk and
tiics wHh the Don d w.Iltril npn icntlon
thete or, Ne'IAcd ny hi oath. showing
the iacIs upon which II i, GAINED such
reduction shou d Dc mad,
Cec. 3,o75.
Before .ne Boad giant> thea pp'icatior
OF GH'kes any reduction applied .or, ii
must hr~t examine, on ullh, ,he person
or agent nnking the application touching
me va ue % the p up..Iy q. such prI>un.
NO reduction uust ue made unless such
person oi the agent making the app lcu-
ton attend> and uusNers all QUO ii ms
pertaining to the inquiry.
Sec. 1876.
Upon the hearing of the application
the Doai may subpoena ,uch w.tnes, t, ,
hear aud take such evidence IN Ieialom
l.. the subject pending, II, i'll Its di-cre-
ton 1t may deem p oprr.
JAS. &. TROTTER,
C!elk bOa.d Supervisors.
July Cd, 1878. At.
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Mreklg GrinItu gournal.
OUR AGENTS

FHOS. BOYCE. Room No. 81. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is car only authorized agent in hat city.
GEE. p. ROwELL & CO.. 40 Park
Row, are or only authorized Agents in New
York City,
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TUESDAY, JULY 22I,

for the purpose of nominating candidates
io' Cn.mtN OH, e., the appointment ol II
new County Contra Comm tee, and tha
transaction al such othc. hu. u.ine>s as may
oe Brought be.Ie the Convention.
All who are in lnvor OF Republican
rule, and who intend to support Tie nom
inree o, The Convention ue invited To
participate III the pimaius.
The Plmnlirs will be he'd under the
P,%y;""I prov > Th of oinyinI 'hs Pmn}{ n} hfg,o"
are designated to net rs Super visors in
their respective precincts, aud each p e.
clnct VIII be entitled 10 eject Delegates as
appoltioned be.ow :
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The name Of General John f. Miller
has been added to the list Of Republican
candidates for the United States Senate.
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SATURDAY. july .. 1873.

HIRAM Powers, the great American
sculptor, died at Florence, Italy, ON the
9th ult.
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A BOX of powde exploded at the east
end of the Hoo>ac Tunnel, killing four
men and wounding several others.
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FOR SALE!

INTENDING TO ENTER INTO A
new business, in this county, and de-
sillng to sell out ON Oregon Gulch, | offer
for sale the following property
One Dwelling House and Bar-room,
known as the f. O'Conner property
Kitchen and parlor stoves and furniture;
One hay ranch, capahle of producing
three tons or more yearly, including
wood ranch with n large amount of oak
and other timber on it; One span OF
horses set of harness wood wagon and
express wagon. All the above property
will be sold cheap, for cash only.
All pc sons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me are requested to settle as soon as
possible, in oder that l may settle with
my creditors. Any person desiring to
purchase any portion or all of the above
property, will get information by apply
ing to M. CATALAN.
Oregon Gu.ch, April %, 1873. Pm.
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JESSE r. GRANT, father of the Presi-
dent, died at his residence, CoviHgton,
Kentucky, on the 10Th o! June.
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$1,000 TO $4,000 a A31i1 YEAE ;

men aud women can secure First Glass
business in the exclusive ME o. wo, k by
Henry Ward Beecher, William Cullen
Bryant, Harriet Beerhcr Stowe, Gmce
Greenwood etc. Try this Business. -
For telm> write Mt once To j. b. Fo'd &
o., Pine s. Kearney streets, San Fam
cisco. up5-3m-i.
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TwESTYTwo cars, laden with silk,
wool and teas, passed through Stockton
OF Thursday, bound to New York.
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
IFRoM OUR REGULAR coRREsPoNDExr.I
san FRANcIsco Jnlv l. ,73.

SAN FRANCISCO July /, '73.
DEAR JOURNAL The month of July
opens up with a chilly, windy, dusty day.
Three days ago linen coats were in fash
ion II now oyelcoats are the prevailing
style. Such is our climate; there Is moth
ing moderate about it except degrees Of
cod.
CHOLERA FEARED.
Smallpox is quite prevalent in the
Chinese quarter and several white per-
sons are down with the disease. Fearing
cholera, also, Mayor Alvord has directed
the cleansing Of streets and sewers thro'-
out the city. San Francisco is a dirty
town anyhow. and yet from S6O,OOO to
$4,000 per year is paid to keep it clean.
Our ocean winds are our main protection
against epidemcs Of all kinds. They are
better than the quarantine laws, better
than the Board OF Health.
POLITICAL DULLNEss.
Political matters are quiet, but there
j. a host OF fellows who don't want any
office and yet, like Richard Ill, would
accept honogs ii forced upon them. They
are all tying to get into IA favorable po-
sitUn for being toiced.
NEVADA SENATOR.
Saw j. p. Jones at the race Saturday.
He wears his honors well aud i, still the
same good natuled j. p. Jones who for
bade }. Cox to read any law to him in
the Weaverville Justices Cont. except
the Justices Fee Bill, which he would
hear with pea,ule. lie was not betting
on either horse, knowing better thing
in Crown Point, ETC., which you may eA-
tend 0d iibitum.
MORE vEToING.
Mayor Alvold has vetoed the Chinese
LaundIy ordinance requiing tax $l5 per
quarter, ON gIound that 1t would be une-
quad, unjust, contrary TO letter and y;rit
ol our laws Is there nothing 10 check
the terrible iavuges qs Chinese lepro,y ?
Prominent Cinnamon tell me that few
Chinese will come here this Summer not
withe landing the calculations made. They
say the inducements Me too weak, the
feeling against them, too strong.
THE FOURTH.
Preparations are going on favorably
for II grand celebration of Fourth OF July
but it is difficult to collect money in large
sums, owing to general dizziness of busi-
ness.
ARRIVAL, THEATERs, ETC.
General Roseklans arrived from the
East last night.
Shiels' New Opera House opened last
night to great crowd, and the English
actor, Sothern, made his bow lur hr-t
time at the California Theater, to AN i'm
mcnse Thong. We never had II q catcI
variety OG amusements in this city be
iole.
THE GRAND AVENUE.
VOL: OF dcmoli,hing buildings along
the line of Montgomery Avenue is be
ing pu. IL d rapidly 10, Wad, and rebuild
ing will give employment to hund. IDS 0,
men.
Business generally will be suspended
next Friday and Satu day--a good plan,
as it will enable people 10 celebrate one
daV and Itcnyer fuiIV from the effects
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Mucu -four is carried 10 I!pho from
Walla Walla, Washington Territory.
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BEEi THIS.

In Eureka, June 25th, to the wi.4 of
John 7. Young, SIS.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON-
VEMTI0N.

THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF
L l,inty County a.e rcquestc 10 meet
| IN their le-prctlYe p. ecinC,s on
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G,CBSCRIBE FOR TIE
-
..TRKNxTY JOURNAL.
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SATURDAY, JILY 18Th,

at s, F. NJ, to select delegates t. II Coun-
~ Convention 10 be holden IN " euver-
ve.Vlile, on
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For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
x huiOisOn's Gallery without stars. B5~As-
CEND y fllE ELEVATOR, ~ Montgomery
Street, san Francisco. ..
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OF rNDEHrEnNEAS.

S I, 81 II
JAS. C T3OTTE1, AAdltor
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DI.SEiI'Es.sEM liNTs.

Total Reel is nOn al so res, $34,7 : u
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MORE vETCING.
THE FOURTH.

Preparations are going on favorably
for II grand celebration OF Fourth OF July
but it is difficult to collect money in large
sums, owing to general dizziness of busi-
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TREE-pRESERvlhG.

To the Editor o. 1ho ca'eay' 4''o' +;,,o1r
,rt;o1o +, r " c,ava1ond on Treo-planting, in
.>4 :aa,,o - ,o.,r ,,,ncr IT. occurred to me-
recent msu1 - 'ou .a~.t p nrono~ Tina IN aak.
that this "ould % seiy p,o :, +hev aro not
.s"..s., "na. a,trda ,,orticn,a7lv to the trees
proteetea! aauuo p1I1;s pA1''.u5 -su.a.a Tha
which are planted IN our Puouc e.ieeIo' ~
treos and shrubs which are planted n our p patks s
Park Commissioners, and nre usually sufficient
" protected; but it is otherwise in our pubno
streets. My professional duties have opngoa
mo to drive through noarly overy street n ths
CITY, and I have had ample opportunities to OBJ
serve whereof now complain.
With commcndablo taste, each honse-o"ner,
as soon az he builds, often before, plants TOW
of sllade-treos between the curb-stone or guttet,
and the sidewalk These trees so9 1,1"n,a1 Sf SG1s
great care. But, after tho pianting' "uhs
measures are taken to protect them IN Tue
great majority OF cases, none at az: IN 1ew
instances. the owners are thoughtful enough 10
have few posts and rails generaly nnIsnug dnv
the sserareyard style" WAS adopted, especially
on Wabash avenue. But my observations nave
shown me that no further thought IS taken OK
the treos until tho owner discovers some Gay
that tboy havo becn sc girdled."
This damage may bo done tho next day or the
next year; but it seems to he an 1nevtaole 1a.e,
which sooner or later meets al the trees LII QUE
/ public streets. 49,, ,:.,
have seen row OF elegant; o9g 9opndsd Mned
must have cost the owner 25oo, cnn1oly aenu1leu
Of The bark to height Of feet, and that WITHIN
n month or week after they were planted. ~
Sometimes it is the horse that draws the milk
yaann uE ;,3l Mg nuthe's s o. sfocers ea u
are the persons Usually to niane. ae, Ihe CRY law
when oonees 1.naa na ,rot',;ss cannnt mn,1ar.
dead letter to these d ndtferonos W tha
stand the @ feesaos71es' th;a III. ;mnortant mnte
4ar7f von unbraid q man for allowing
his horse 10 enaG ?pI I,,ax. 1922 r." Rnt +he
S{ sa{. p ~ n1,ynrs with this Glass; Many men
la'tas 10 nos ~ 1,}a1l;oence who would ecoru to
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leading Elders of the church. He is 8 hnle-look-
ing man Of IS years, <ut does not look minute
oTer GO; he is getting fat in LIS old age; and
in his wrappings Of costly fur, that covered
him from head to foot, he looked simply I'M"
mense, end, lad 1>been asked to guess at hl5
weight at that moment, jndiug from hls size, l
should have said 500 pounds. without any nesa, .o
Of hi1nsclf in lia latter tlnyB and plainly snq"s I
good keeping and feeding. One to looK at +at h,t
cs1m eerere face, would make up his MIND 1nat
ConGrcss a:,l the Frelinghuyscn bill "e1e Tug
furthest OF all things from his thoughts'
SrUs1ApEnH.
om ;7,;1r nsner las been added to the list,
IT, ;s tIo Vcv Ertlorn,e,ll, edited and o"nod ny
II. J. Forbes. formerly Of the white rue "ems ~
a,,d HnmboIdt Register, in Nevada Mr:
Fn-hes has tic reputation OF being the Wittlest
Newspaper man on this coast, and certainly runs
n rorT spicy sheet. The Aeao Endosch1e't le !. 8
Gentilo Republican paper, and, aceordlng n to lts
Church and State"
No arc to have still another daily in few
veeks. It is to be known by the somewhat
ridiculous title OF the Gra,H Videt{e, and viii
bo engineered by II. Z. Vaughan, OF Council
Bluffs Of course, ns it's namo indicates, 1t VII!
bo Gentle sheet of the rsbid order This VII
would seem to be enough ut least for town OF
it's eize. With the advent Of tho l'idettc, tue
Gentles will hayo tie majority Of tho news-
papers On their side, the sheets being divided aa
follows:
Utah Mining Journal (oseni1,g Rsper> Ae'' 1"@'''-
"'S't' >'D'' 1As SrosrA4E~nonaos T rArEn.
Salt Lake Daily Tribune <nornine paper2.
MORMON PArERs.
Dcseret Erening .Sc,cs leFcnng papef} 1'"3' A1''
Daily Herald {noozning paper)
s'D1cK sw1yE11ER.'
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VACCINE VIRUS.

ELK Grove, Cook County, H., Maz:h 10, 1875.
10 tie Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sm: Since tho experiments maeo by Df.
vaccina virus. setting it forth in hie report in
such clear manner as to convince an! reasona-
be person OF the fact think there is 10 further
m neod Of controversy on this point, especially aa
the , same method was so largely practfed in the
during last and ta ta wa p:sisfg 1fo to
119s CHICAGO TRIBUNE, when the discussion took
place. .,,,,,,> x>,,a+,,7os
has been tho result Of artificial pocas ara LED 70
suppose sun that the genuine hne-pock would do
much good in the renewal Of yaesi1e matseE
through the medium Of The TRBusz,-having
BY me-, at the present time aoe sabs abs, taken r.
from two Of my young COWS Last fau, Fhlch LED
the natural kline -pock, and which off:r to some
Of the medical faculty in full practice, where the
most good may be accomplished; Fraa N my sSIt omn
experience Us non-profeaeor, nm la to thlrI
that the pustules will not be large until the third
remove from the COW. M. A.oua1ls'
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THE NEW COURTHOUSE.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
S1n: When til, city and county authorities
Advertised for competitive designs for the pro
posed court-house and city-hall, they plainly
said that the plans submitted should bo Judged
only upon their intrinsic merits. The names
Of the competing architects Tero to be kept
secret, so that nc partia]ity or prejudice might
affect tho judges, This WAS entirely satisfae-
tory to the maprity Of those who desired to
compote but tits now said that this plan is not
to be adhered to at the meeting of the Build
ing Committee, on Tuesday, it was atated that
one of the members had already examined
several Of tho plans, Of course knowing their
authors.
Now. in the aa1ne Of all honorable men, I
protest against any such course being allowed
the Committee, Or any member OF it.
There can be no doubt that, as soon as the
authorship Of plan is known, any friend OF
tho designer ia consciously or unconsclously,
prepossessed inits favor.
Those Of us rho desire to have our designs
judged alone ~ their merits demand that the
Committee remain entirely ignorant Of the au-
thors of the different plans, and that any COM
potitor who shall make known his plan to one Of
tho Judges shall have his designs rejected.
cornixant OF the authorship OF one or more of
the designs is Ineligible for his position, aud
doubt not that competitors generally will unite
with me in requesting any such to withdraw
from the Committee
Howeyer honorable these gentlemen may be, it
will be undoubtedly believed by some Of the un-
successful ones that they we're unduly Influenced
in their decision by partially for their friends
CHICAGO, March II. 1873. a co.PEr11on-
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ont q trrD m hin, and suucezed the last dollar
out of his pocket. They can't get me in that
way. I know EN-, you see. know what I'm
about, They can't squeeze me; you can bet on
that"
After certain time, you are sufficiently inter-
ested in Smith to seek for information respect
ing him. You learn that he, too, has boen
plucked, and that he is walking up and DOWN
Broad street without visible means OF support,
parted dollnrs.
But there are new Jones, Browns, and elnltns. u y:
They are ever coming; ever oi1eHng tneIr ing.
purses; ever having them emptlod; eyor out
ting the street poorer and wiser men. ~ "4o
can beat Wall street has not yet neen pdsn ~
1nny be be bcatan once, but Il won stay oeaIcu
and those struggle with It will sthy neaten' lo5
they can rally again after then 1c11iolo ai'o
absolutely crushing defeat.
RARE coSSo1ssEuh'
few days since, certain wealthy patsenu ~; mas
invited ey one ot our PROSPEROUS pf'a1 Tho naint-
ings were marked with temaA caras oeatlns 1ne
names Of tho artiHts me pal'enu eaplensco t1set
Ills admiration for d1ncrent plc1uIee; a44 ~ iaes,
fixing his gaze upon one mafKeo GnoshG'us
(Unknown), he burst into rapture oeclatn3
himself delighted with that palntel, HnoHe ;a
works we're very rare. ana OF e3cee1ng meits@ msia
He finally concluded ~ Remaining ina1 uuue !'s =
kantt was, III hls OPINION, Inc soly pess VI w
(sic) Italian Old masters. Inc oe11uan eaio
nothing, but thought volumes.
A1MAousDi. ..u
A new magazine, to be called either tho age,
or tho True Spirit is talked OF hero II ls 10 pe
printed, if at al, under orthodox auspices, ana
not to bo theological, but free from the pernlc-
ious sentiments and scofhngs st religion which,
the piOus undertAKcr1 say, nave long malheu
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the Prophet, Priest, and King, returned home
from st. George, in tho southern part OF the
Territory, where he has been spending the win
ter. OF course, his return settles, beyond 9
will dare to fall after this. had 3 good look at
the old gentleman as he passed from the cars to
his carriage, accompanied by his favorite wife,
h1a son. Brigham, IT,. and several Of the
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ouite number OF Northern members OF. Com
cregs. Who don't feel like going home just yet,
Tiu visit the Southern States during the spring
Southem Coneressmen are visiting the North.