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NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Dlspa&ch to The Chicago Tribune.

TIE UuHNEHC4 H41Ls
WASHINGTON, d. G., Juno 8.-The Conference
Committee on the Currency bill have finally
concluded that they oan do no better than re-
port the bill that thoy agreed upon some days
ago, az selegraphed you. Tloy mAy possibly
mako their report to-morrow. OF course they
know that Grant will veto the bill, and that it
cannot be passed over his veto.
[To the Assoeiated Iress1
NoM1NATIoNB.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-Tho President has
nominated john r. Long for Surveyor OF Gus
toms at st. LOUIE. Tho following nomination. y
Gordon, Register at Fargo. formerly ,pcmbina,
d. T. PostmaatorH-J. ". MarahRll, Platta-
mouth, Neb.; Fl. o. Paino, Fremont, Mob; II.
". Fleury, Prescott. Arlzonh; Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Stevenson, Qreenville. 0.
Tho President has signed the aot to amend
the act to promote the Development OF Tue
mining resources OF the United 8tates also tho
| certain private land claims III the State OF WIS
constn, and for other purposes.
/. TUNNEL rR0JECT.
Tho HenAto Committee OIL mfnes aud mining
decided to report adversely OIL tho bill providing
| Tor tho construction OF tunnel under the Dea
A[oiuos River.
THE STEAMBOAT BILL.
| The Senate Oommittoo OIL CummoEce today,
on motion OF NJ. ConHltng, aee!lod to lay on
coslaoldnta tho laws relating to ttlo security Of
life oil vessols, propelled wholly or in pa1t
BY steam, commonly known a. the Steamboat
htll. Tha aelonl unless tho malority Of
from ita consideration. will prevent action being
| taken on tue bill by the Senate at this session.
| Tho vote Was unanimous with the exception OF
| Senator Chandler, Who favored tho bill.
THE COLORADO dOYENNoNshIr.
| The Senate Committee on Terrltores, having
| concluded the examination of additional charges
| a2tinxt GA2. Me0ook. daoidsd hJ naaaskaty
, 1874-06-09
WASHINGTON.
Who's Afraid P--The Pa
per-Money Men =:
Are Not.
FarwelIs Currency Substitute
to Be Reported,
Then the President May Take
the Responsibility
of q Veto.
The Republican Caucus Let the
Currency Severely Alone.
Result Of the Arkansas Investi-
cation by the House.
4 Bad Showing Up for Senators Dor
soy and Clayton.
Passage Of a Bill for the Admission
Of Colorado.
Refusal Of the House to Take Up the
CiviI-Rights Bill.
Senator Boutwell's Opinion of tho
Moiety Bill.
Passage Of a Bill for the Admission
Of Colorado.
Refusal Of the House to Take Up the
Civi!-Rights Bill.
Senator Boutwell's Opinion of tho
1Ioiety Bill.
PARTY CAUCUS.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,

FAhif oaooos.
Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
onop1No IN TEE DARK,
WAsursaros. n. a.. 1nno "A cancna NJ IN,
.,,,.,.as. oa's. ~, ,,n.A.: a"o - sa4ooo ~ ~.
puoncan eena'ota and representatives was heto
Tonight IN the hau Of the House, and was large
" attended. Tho primary object Of the CAUCUS
war tn doc,de yhetl,er tha National po,rh1;c.r
Conoreas;ona, non,uoittoo s,,n,,1d ho nant,anad
G 1870 s.4 ,.a.os onoup4 w svu1'uuou ,,
auotner term or dlsnanded. Senator Chandler,
Chairman of tho Committee, called Senator Haua-
lin to the Chair aud then went On to state that be
had been a member Of tho Committee since 1853.
and now denired to be aolioved. He thought the
Committee ought to be roor8anizod, and now
blood infused into It. Senator Edmunds, Bccro-
ta:y Of the Committee, made q report In which
he stated that 04s. 900 documents entitled what
Greeley Know About tho Democratic Party, had
boeu circulated during tho last Presidential cam
paign. Tho total expenditure OF tho Committee
boon Dp some s1S1' 600. Judso eG9sS Ko11y nea Of
Pennsylvania, said that the question Of
huanco had got Into and divided tho Committee
to such m e1tout that ho was In favor Of its
abolition. In this sentiment ho was supported
, 1874-06-09

Proceedings by tho Court Yesterday.
6pectas Dfspatch 10 This Chicago Tribune.
k1r. VERNON, ILL.,, juno 8.-*Tho Court mot At
the usual hour this morning, q full bench being
present, aud the following business was traus-
acted. nlotions disposed Of BY h1r. Justice
Craig:
81. Elias Gibson ct nj. Y. Aseneth Gibson OF nl
error to Marion. In this caso thero 10 du,snution
Of record suggested and molten for writ of cerorar
nesl from Richisna 2otioa i made In .his csue to
dismiss tho appeal: The tndgmenta erpsSled was
juno j. I'LL. The stsute requires the record to 10
nled BY tho eecond day Of tho torm ne1t after tho
rendition Of The Judgment tTonty days intervene
sacold 70 ord nss b io .ny me he isnsh dsy f the
ycar after tho Judgment WA rendered, which ia
clearly not within tho statute Ths appeal will be dis
ralsaoti.
By Mr.. Justice scAoneld:
1so. 9. H. Ungate ct a. ', h. F. Reynolds; efror to
CLAY. In this oano there motion for oertiorart
to have the minutes Of the Judge In the oor! below
sent up here. Tho Judges minutes are no part OF ths
record. The motion IL oyesrulcd.
by Ms, Justice Sheldon:
1888. .. 8. Prout ct A. Elmer arout; appeal from.
st. Clair. pmiauttion Of record is suggested, and
motion for writ OF certioran. Tho motion IL al
ios. 9. " prsckott r. Tho People. e.,.e1., ets;
within lie time limited by tho Court Tle appellant
shows by anhdavit that tue bill Of exceptions vas
presented to the Judge within ths Tine limited, nd
atdayit shows that the appellant ropeatedly applied
for 1t, md, ~ soon as It could be obta!ned, W1s
filed. Thore behg no fault on the part Of appellant,
the motion Will be oyeErnled,
by Mr. Justice MoAIlfster,
81, a. Pearson v. g. L. Jones: appeal from Ran
dolph. This tn motion to dismiss tho appeal the
ground. ia alleged. that III he pArties praying tho
appeal did not join In executing the bond. THIS was
auit againat ths estate Of Darwin aud the !nor
appeal and Ge executed he boud. There would bs no
asise vt ali in having tho minors Joined the bond,
30, John Curtice vs. Joseph BeaaIey appeal from
Jackson. In this there Ia uotlon nude by tile
appellee to dsnHa tho aprea for non-comullenca with
the order allowing the appeal, and motion by Appel-
dismiss tho appeal ID mere repetition Of motion
made ut tho last tert,, which then deutel Tho
uloton for continuance, mRao on bohaf of the at,
pelant y hased upon TUG fset that the uppeloe the
anoe on his application. We hsvo given
this matter some conglderatlon. Thereis no prscse
Court, and In case Of writ OF orror, whoro there
no aer,co on tue defendant. it he ahould oome Into
Court 1d entor hs appearance the plaintiff III error
coatinuanco III thia oase. Ths motion tor dismissal
Ut tbs appeal will be oyerrulcd and also ths motion
tor continuance. II will staud for hearing At thiy
term.
2@H paaaeld et u. :. Hiram 4. fsrcs !; error to
81. OiAir. Mutton to &et abide order diminishing sl,-
peal. g5-Thoma1 Matthew's ct al. ', Hailstoruis,
bherin, etc.; appeal from White. Mooa tor ruls an
sppellaat TO assign errors.
GALL or DOCKET.
Jenerson, Taken on call. 81-nobsrt n Smith et ii.
=. Lsai+1uls. Now Albany h It, Louis Hallway 0ota.
, 1874-06-09
SUFFERERS BY THE SOUTHERN FLOODS.

NEw ORLEANS, juno 8.-Goy. Kellogg to-day
sent tho following 1neBsago: :.
"Gen: gs!knap, Secretary u Var:
THE rollof reports show that the suffering
from the overflow romans unabatod in Atoha-
falaya, Lafourohe, and Ouachita Valleys, though
there Is some abatement on the banks Of tho
mississippi. The Committee are iasutuR fully
10000 rations daily, and in some diatrlots aro
compelled to restrict their relief to women aud
children, even whero work IL not obtaiuable for
the able bodied. II tho General Government
would order the issuance Of 10000 daily rations
from tho first appropriation 1t would avert much
suffering"
, 1874-06-09
MOROCCO.

LONDON. June 8.-The insurroctton at Fez
has boon quolled. Tho Bultan's troops. on tho
10th ult.. oponed q heavy cannonade on the
town, and kept 1t up several hours. hIany houeos
ane storea Wero burned. The troops after-
wards entered and 50 cked portion Of tho town.
Ninety Of tho inhabitants were killed. The loHe
up tho light and submitted, aud the Sultan las
granted them amnesty. ::
, 1874-06-09

grand htooting-match between tho 0rant.
Haye1, i Grand NapidH Shooting Clubs took
place yesterday afternoon. All the prixos waro
awarded to Grand Haven men tho first to
Daniel Miller, tho boat tnot, killing IA out Of
against four contestants 10 each third, N. Y.
slaYton, In tue sa1aa manner, against th1ea ties
OF II aAnh.
, 1874-06-09

MATAMonAs, June 8.-The recent act Of tho
Tamaulapas State Congress re-establiailEng cap
ital punishment for murders and other crimes
has been promulgated.
1t is understood that the Mexican Government
will reform the customs thrift under liberal
terms, aboliBhing export duties on money and
silver bullion.
, 1874-06-09

tion Of tho bill, III passed. by the House, whicl.
provldos that no payment shall ba made to any
informer ln my caHo wherein judicial prooeed~
ings shall have bseu instituted, unfeHs bis claim
to compensation slall baye been osta1iishoa to
the satisfaction OF the Court or the Judge having
Go3nIzance OF such proceedings, aud the value Of
hlssory!ces duly certified by said Court for the ln
formation Of tho Secretary Of tho Treasury and
1t MAS passed without amendment.
coNFEAENCE COMMITTEE.
The ohalx announced u the QonroittAA Of
, 1874-06-09
DAMS CARRIED AWAY,

ALBANY, N. Y, June B.--At East Worcester,
Yesterday, sayorn houses and bRrt,H wore carried
oN by the giving way OF dams. No lives lost.
, 1874-06-09

Conference oa tho Deacienoy Appropriation bill,
Sargent, Morrill, (Mo.), and Kelly.
THE REvIbED CODE.
Tho Houao bill to provide for the publication
Of tho revised Btatitos Of tho United States
passed..
ADJOURNMENT.
ponding discussion on tho Moiety bill, the SON.
ate djournod.
, 1874-06-09
AUSTRIA

VIENNA. Juno 8.-An international conference
to discuss measures to prevent tho spread Of
cholora, and for tho regulation Of Quarantine
will neot hero on tho 18th inst. All the Euro
pean. powers have accepted invitations to send
delegates.
, 1874-06-09
INDIA
MEXICO,

LONDON, juno "a dispatch from Bombay
says tho net season has fairly set In.
, 1874-06-09
vote to again report favorably on bis nomination
to bo Governor Of Colorado.


cohfMigBIoNEn OF OUBTpn3H, 'z
Special AgentB Of the Treasury Department.
with all Tho books, records, eLc., pertaining to
tho office OF Supervising Special Agent, wcro to-
day transferred by direction OF tho Secretary Of
tho Troasury to tho custody md auporiutoulencc
Of tho Commissionor of Customs.
, 1874-06-09

23-H. FadGeld ct a' =. Hiram 4. r1ercs error to
81. Olir Mutton to VT asids order ulsmiaslng w
PEAL 9o-Thomas Matthews ct 9. y. lIaistoruis,
snnAlknt To aasfQu nrrorH ~ ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01
Public Notice,

NJ'NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
ri hereby notified that tee l3nSye Csn.uli-
Mining Company Limited will hot be
for payment Of la oor or material
furnished to PARTIES having contracts or
. V,"pants Ia WORK on any Of IL" ComIany's
niG,- IN Pinto. Secr-t Canyon, co.: 81 ~ here
IL Eureka county. oCIA X. NJ kPlll,
Superintendent
Eo!eAn, Ne... Qcteher :, ISIS cett
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
MINING ANn srotN TABLE.

the Number of Feet and
sitares in The Principal Mines
Dealt in AZ tas sau Francisco
stock and Exchange Board.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01
u. s.. Survey, No. 70,

Beginning at a post marked No. IL. s.
Survey, No. -" whencc the summit Of Ruby
Till bears NJ ii T.. S,577 feet, post marked
Ne. l, Of survey No. ~. made for Hermann
Hyscmann nron the Ii Dorado Lode, bears
MI jn' /. l,5i2 feet; tho Colorado Incline
bears ;. 3 "A Z. sis $40 feet, and a sprrce
pine tree, two feet in diameter, marked Colo
rado y. I. bears 5. IL, 81 W. IS feet; thence
running :. l6tae L. 900 feet, to post marked
No. =, r.S. Survey No. Is; thence S. 73t4o ".
200 feet to post marked No.SC.S. Survey, No.
-: thence n. lji4o W. 1909 feet, to post
m>rk ed No. 1, L. 5. Survey No. ~: and thence
N.73'4 f.. 20 feet, to place OF beginning; cou-
tanning 1 5i-lUD acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian, with a magnetic va
riation Of to- East.
This claim is located upon unsurvcyed lands,
and is bounded on nesiher end by any know
claimants; the nearest mines are the Manhai.
tan. Mig Bee and Florida.
This claim is recorded in Book d. page ig,
of the Eureka District Mining Records, MA
II copy of the notice and plat can be iouA
posted ut the location monument Mt tho Colo
RADIO shaft. CYl.CS +. HORN,
OF Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01
PATENT APPLICATIONS

NOTICE NO. 25s.
O.. :. Lawn OTrICE,
Eureka. Nevada. Get NJ TO-,

lsNNb bfIE
Eureka. Nevada, Oct. is-,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEr tn
~ John E.. Jones. John ". Robert. hAt
ward Jones, Joseph Jones, postotfce IA Ed
EurcSa, Nevada; William Miller. Po"su,osness
address,. bingham Canyon. Utah: SWInNce
Moore. Postofice address, Ophir Civ r..aa
have this day tiled in this office a diasnrasaa'
together with a notice Of application IAN,
patent from the United States, undawsi
of Congress approved May 10, 1872. for act
teen hundred 1i0Ol lincal feet of the AdiGgl,f.
Lode. the same running 1Oo feet s%ou,l,Ilei
erly and 200 feet northwesterly from II. u f
cation monument on the lode with ss Z Z.
ground two hundred feet in width. s ,..cs
in Eureka Mining District, Eureka eer md
State of Nevada, and described in tS..sniy,
and filed notes IN 6le in this office a, p s
lows, to-wit: W.
o. s. Survey No. 80.
B~cgisning at q post marked No. l, rs
Survey. No. 50. whence the summit ~ BE-.
Hill bears N. IL II T.. SIS feet, pest N"@yy
of Survey No. 10, Of the Colorado Lode. hal S..a,
East i,2t5 feet: The center Of tie Adj.
mouth Of the Adclphi tunnel bears 8 ,iHs
+. 5lo feet. and a nut pine tree. one foo, {.
diameter. marked Adelphi i. I. bearsS' ,etma
W. l0i feet: thence running 5. l6o +. 7NS 7.iio
feet. to post marked No. z, L.. s. sur ev. n"
50; thence S..2,i40 Y. Gl $40 feet. 10 n Ss,
tiL,o W 100 feet, to post marked No. / r
Survey No. 50: thence y. 2r4e W.70s $40 tea,'
to post marked No. >. |. $. Survey Ia y.
thence \. ID. W. 69l ;'-lO feet, to post marked
Ns.6, u S. Survey No. 50; and thence N.,IIIoa
T.. FOB feet, to post marked No. l., the place ~
beginning: containing q 4i-lW acres. Cour.s.
expressed from. the true meridian, with =
magnetic variation of 1919 East.
This claim is located upon unsurveved land,
and is bounded on tho south by the Maria
mine.
This claim is recorded in Book D., Pace -
of the Eureka bi>tris, Mining Records, and
copy OF the notice and plat can be found nnss
ed at the location monument upon the lods
" fNNEVS l. IInp[
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01

4 COAL RECEIPT, DRAWN By THE X
"A II Consolidated Company in aver of -
+ .-!cgaWe. 0Y'-3 bushels of charcoal; No.
# r~"c-l.t, stt. Al! persons are cautioHed
aralr5t nee ltiauug tho same. The finder will
- suitably rewarded hy having it at this
fire.. nyD-3v
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01

SARi, No. 623 kEARNY ST..
corner of Commercial, San Fran
| cisco. Private entrance on Cons
! mercial street. Esta blished ID
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. 262.
U. ). LAND OFFICE,
Eureka Nevada, Oct. q

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John f.. .Iores. John II. Roberts. Ma.
ward Jones and j ,mes Brophy tpostofce adj.
dress, Eure. a, Nevafa,l have this day fled in
this office II diagram, together with a notice Of
application for IA patent from the United
states. under act Of Congress approved May
OF the Colorado Lode. the same running 20
,eet northcrly and 800 feet southe~iy from Ii,
monument at the Colo,ado shaft,
with surface ground 200 feet in width, situa,.
ed in Eureka Mining district, Eureka coun,yA
state of Nevada, and described in the phi
to wit:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REM EDlEs! NEW REM EDIES,
DR.. pisPEN

~ Ok. CsooONS OtSreN>
corner of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Cons
Ex9 ~lnercial street. Established il
i>bt, tor the treatment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such ast;onorrhTa, elect, Structure.
syphilis IN all its forms, seminal eakness,
lmrotcncy, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing, and liberated Legs, etc., successful.
iy treated.
Dix. GIBBON has the plca.urc of announ.
ing that he has returned from visiting tie
principal hospitals Of Europe. and has re.
Slmed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nn
money III seeking ont new remedies, and ts
returned with increased facilities for the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weak
Seminal emission is the consequence Of sell.
abuse. This solitary ice. or dcpraved seXu9i
indulgence, is practiccd by the youth o. both
sexes to an alucst unlimited extent, prodae'
ing with unerfing certainty the following
trails OF morbid symptoms, unless combatea
by scientific medical measures, viz: sale"
countrnanee, dark spots under the eyes, Iain
in the head, rigging III the ears, noise like tho
r~astling OF leaves or rafting OF charlots, un'
easiness about the loins, weakness OF the
limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
of confidence, ditidcnce in approaching stran-
gers, Il dislike to form new acquaintance, y
disposition to shun society, loss OF memory
pimples and various eruptiUns about the lace.
hectic Pushes, turred tongue, tutid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats: monoma.
MIA, and frequently insanity. If relict DO mol
obtained. you should apply Immediately, els
Their in person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his now and scientific mode u
treating this disease. which never fails Vi
affecting n quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home. "a
Persons at a distance may bo CURED A.
HOME, by addressing . letter to Ok. Gib.
BON, stating ease, symptoms, length Of ume
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage M
curiosity, to any TART of the county, WI"
full and plain directions for use. .
by lncloslug Ten Dollars coin in . ivy
tered letter through the Pestomes, ~ q
through Wells, Fargo l. Co.'S. a pashasv %
medicine will be forwarded to any part ol NV
Union.
Persons writing to she Doctor will Glss
state the name OF the paper they sec 'n"'
yertisement in. 40
All communications strictly contidenta'
Address hk. j.. +.
Box 1871, San Francisco. CalIiorn'a
jylIv
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TUNING AND REPAIRING.

John FRANK INFORMS THE CITI-
- lens OF Eureka that he i now prepared to
tune and repair lianus Of all Manufacture.
j laqos damaged by water in ths flood, thor
0HghiE repaired. Iuhlrr, -: repairing at
moderate charges. JOHN fkANk,
sls,t heSIdence. North Bael etroet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-01
ASSESSMENTS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ECREKA MINING AND SMELT.
Il ING OMPANY. location IF princi-
pai place of business. San francisco, Cali
fornia. Location of works. Eureka. Eureka
county. Nevada. Notice Is hereby given
that at y meeting of the Directors. held ON
the sixth day Of November, 1871. an assess-
ment mo. ~ 81 twenty-five cents per share
was lcvISd uron the capital stock OF the Cor
rorat.on. payable Immediately in United
States gold coin. to the Secretary Mt the Of
fee of the Company. No. Va Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon whicI this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twelfth day of Deccm-
Der. 1874, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale ut public auction: and unless paw
ment is made before, will he sold on
Wednesday,. the sixth day Of Janun.
~. 1870. to pay the delinquent Assessment.
together with costs of advertising and cx-
penscs of sale.
TT. BEACH. Secretary.
OrrIcE-No. 42i Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California. nl0td
NoTICE-AT A MEETING OF THE
N Board Of Directors of this Company. held
this sixth day Of November. at their office in
this city. assessment No. 4, of - cents per
share, Ieyicd on the capital stock Of the Com
pany. on February Eth. 1874. and ADVERTISED
to be sold for delinquency on November 9th.
1874. was rescinded.
nil T. r. BEACH, Secretary.
, 1874-02-08
THOU SAiDsT t FORGET THEE.

Thou sasdst forget thee my feelings would <hsag'
When once separated, mid others I'd ra1ss; ,,,s
Ny lore would grow cold that my hsart, boaoa'1S
Would beat but for others when distant from, the;
That another would ple:tse ne. another @ - "o0'
3Iy first 1ote forsworn, forgetful Of you;
That my bosom wou1d change. but 1t neTeE snA" ~
Ill meier find another loved fonIly as thee;
III ue'er ftd another so prizeI OF 80 dear,
Where'er zoay wander or fortune nay bteesi
mi meier find another, how fair she maJ oe'
My bosom xhall prizo worship as thee
/ met thee-I loved AZ I neer loved before;
We met-we have parted-but still sdofe,
gaze on the faireat,-theyre nothing 10 IT, tars
Their charm. heed not; my thoughts 70 1un @
The sunshine Of beauty may beam al "s!it
But dazzles not me,-1n be true to thee ss1A"
LAST nigh:, IN my s1umbers, net thee sFses nAo'
In all the sTect grace Of thy beauty arra!eo,
And wild to my heart, without care or annoy,
I clasped thee again with fond, 7apturons )9!: r.:
We strayed through the Wiley the del, and 1ae S9''
All Nature was vocal with happ ness and loSe
thought not Of par.ing,-my bias was comps. ~.
With sunshine around rue, and flowers a. ~ t7
And thou walking by lie, my IL, - thou IT,
Ny loved one, ny own one. The joy Of n! ness..
Thy hand In mtne ana. with tenderess 1un' hoas
Thy 7oice whispered 1apture,-:ny eye pEsau3
We talked of the joys that for us ware IN &sos''
We pictured tho future heayeul; snoee'
No cloud could o'a1sh7dov, no care could oa'a'9s
Alas for our visions they shine to hstray;
woke from NY slumbers, all fade0 2Hay,
The sunshine departed the flowers anu 1u, Tor -
Leaving nought but the clouds and tne snaoo"' "
'rhon,rt gone from nv eazc, but I'll meet taes asa
And c.re shall be banished, mo doubt eh1n I.A'
Ill clasp thee in rartrre, In joy, 70 ny it
i IN hspp'aeas Tal meet, aad 1a ns7st 'a'a ataaj
, 1874-02-08

denied this right by the Union which guarded
the portals OF that particular occupation.
We complain Of the disproportionate increrse
OF the trading or mercantile class, and Of tho
more than plenty Of doctors and lawyers. It il
even said that farming has been ''run into the
ground" 30 that there is more corn than con-
sumers; and we forget that these occupations
arc opon to all while no boy, be he ever SO anx-
ious, may learn to bo q carpenter. mason, q
molder, = printer, mechanic OF any kind without
first receiving permission from Trades Union.
Is it any wonder that houBe-rent is high when
u few men have q monopoly OF the skill neces-
sary to build comfortable dwellingB7 Is it
strange that We pay big price for cook-stoves,
and coal to burn in them, when combinations Of
men prevent fair competition IN the business Of
making stoves and digging coal?
II the Legislature OF Illinois would just go
ONE STEP FURTHER
in the direction III which it has made such praise
worthy progress, and secure to every boy and
girl in the State the right to have trade, or
even compel parents and guardians to have them
taught some employment by which thoy could
win honest bread, it would have done more
toward settling finances On permanent basis
than will be accomplished by a1 tla plans pre-
sented and likely to be, in Congress, this present
year Of financial plans, besides securing large
prospective clearing out OF jails and Peniten-
tiarlea. JANE GAEY SWIssuELM.