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OBJ. FELLOWS HALL.-The manager
Of the new theatre gives the public to.
night, the drama of Dick Turpin, the
Highwayman," in which Miss Mi chell
plays Mary Watson, and Mr.. Lefllpgwell,
Dick Turpin. The performances close
with the farce of THE Widows Vic
tim" This is a glorious bill.
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Dr.. COLEMAN, formerly Of rue Dead
erick, Is now located on Cherry street
He lie q thoroughly scientific practitioner.
and in his speciality has no superior il
this part of the country, If in any other.
Those having vse for treatment in his lin,
would consult their own happiness by
giving him q call.
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Wolcarn that picnic md bran dance
viii come OF in BERaY's Grove, on the
Franklin Pike, on the 9th Of this month.
The occasion is looked TO with anticipa-
tions of pleasure by the gay and gallant
parties who contemplate participating in
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Sick or wounded soldiers, in any of
the hospitals at Nashville, can have ink
from me, free of charge, by sending their
inkstands or bottles to me, between 8
and il, a. NJ, any day, except Sunday,
over SnTH's drug store, al the corner of
Church and Vine streets.
may 16-lw. j. w. DoLDEAR.
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ToDAcoo.--A gentleman who has just
returned from n visit TO Ohio, says he
was surprised to learn, whilst there, that
a very large breadth Of land, in that
State will be devoted this year TO the
cultivation Of Tobacco. He heard the
matter spoken of from tue Ohio river to
Lake Eric,
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A comet was discovered on the OH
Inst, in the constellation Draco, by Mr..
SmoNs, with the large equatorial at
Dudley Observatory. 1t is approaching
the north pole Of the heavens, and will
probably soon become conspicuous OBJ
iect,
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The weather just after day yes
terday was cool enough to render lres
and oycrcoats comfortable. By noon il,
was about as warm as any one, not a
salamauder could wish.
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1t is said that every man, in the course
Of his life, "eats his peck of dirt" We
are inclined to think tho frcquentors Of
Church street, can do that little job in
thirty days.
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SHRTs.-Those who are in want Of q
good fitting Shirt in Wooden, Blay Linen
Cotton, or Calico, should call at GREEN
& GREEN'S and have their measures taken
They can rely upon having periec, fir
in the best quality Of goods. They ar,
daily in receipt of all kinds of goods in
their line: Hats, Caps and Gents Furn.
nishing Goods, at 43 College Street.
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Died Fruit

A. q. NJ. LANDsBERG d Co., corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand Try barrels Of choice Dried
Fruit APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices.
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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l am this day receiving at the corner o.
Cherry and Deaderick streets,
100 bbls. Pittsburg ale. y
20 boxes Hamburg cheese.
rs fresh oranges.
% lemons.
80 bbls. sound apples.
so boxes fresh peaches.
30 tomatoes.
10000 "La singulars" segar.
OF course l sell low for cash. Call.
maybe. j. w. MAUzY.
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TENNESSEE UNION LEAGUR-CoUNcm
No. This League was recently or
ganized in this city, having but few
members at the time. 1t has since adj
mitted from twenty i've TO thirty mem
bers at every meeting. The following is
a list of the officers
MORRIS P. CLARK, President.
WIN. s. CHEATHAM, Vice President.
GEORGE r. MoCLAIN, Secretary.
WIN. Ii. MCBRIDE, Treasurer.
f. T. HoBBs, Marshal.
w. NJ. STEVENS, Sentinel.
Rowan Cox, Herald.
JAMES II. DOUGHTY, Chaplain.
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We understand that tho Confederate
General FuREsr has bee0assisucd to The
command ma5o vacant BY the death OF
fAE Douy Tie assumed command On
sunday last
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Ne,nn from tho sonth.

The Richmond papers say that Gen.
Msgruder's headquarters have been
moved to San Antonio but SNYDER &
Co.'S News Depot is still at 73 Cherry
street, where you can get late reading
matter of all kinds.
may20-lt
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Union Job Rooms.

A change has taken place in the SUI
perintendence of the "UNIoN JOE Rooms"
Mr.. JOHN w. BARRY having retired, Mr.
ELL BEoELT one of the Publishers of the
Onion, takes charge of them. Mr.. B is a
competent and experienced Job Printer
and under bis charge the reputation of
the Office will be fully sustained. We
are prepared as usual, to execute at the
shortest notice, all descrip ,ions of work
in the neatest style, and solicit a continu-
ance of the patronage which, during the
past year, has been literally extended
to us.
All orders addressed TO Mr.. ELI BECKETT
will be promptly filed.
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NJ. L, ALEXANDER will sell on Rednes-
day. May 20, 1868, dry goods, boots, shoes
aud bats, and select stock of new sum
mer clothing. Also, will close a splendid
lot OF books. NJ. l.. ALEXANDER.
uav1O-Ot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-20

NEW LAKEVY.
IO5, North College Street IOJ.
At the old stand of Smith & Day, near
the Louisville Depot. Families and shop
keepers can be supplied daily with fresh
Bread, Pies, Tea, Spice and Ginger Cakes,
delivered free of cost. Suffers and
wholesale dealers can also be supplied
daily and in any quantity, by leaving
their orders at No. 105, North College
street. NJ. SALAMoNS & Co.
may 16
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MURFREEsBoRo, TENN.,l
MAY 18th. 1863


DEAR UNIoS:-Enclosed End eli. hteen
dollars, for which you will please send
the WEEKLY UNION TO the following nam
ed persons, and oblige. You can tell
your numerous readers that tho old 35th
Illinois Regiment is all right side up,
with care, and that although we have
seen two years hard service, having
marched through six Southern STATES,
and been engaged in several hard con-
tested battles-Pea Ridge and Murfrees-
boro included And although our regi-
ment has been whitfield down TO near half
its former number by the enemy and
other causes, we are by no means will
ling to give up the old ship, although we
are conscious that there are breakers,
whirlpOols and sand-bars ahead. We
feel sure, that with such men as the
editor Of the Nashville UNION a. the
helm, and Old Abe for the pilot, she will
proudly surmOunt the pillows, and safely
anchor in the port of prosperity.
should like 10 cay more, but there are
ADLER pens than mine; let them write,
and | will fight l would only say in
conclusion, that you are in the hearts OF
this entire regiment and this entire army,
and will be remembered loved and hon
Ored by us when rebels and Copperheads
are sunk in infamy.
Yours, for the Proclamation,
N. b. T., Co. A, 35th Ill. Rg't
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF FURNI-
TURE, BY SHIELDS & HUME.-We will sell
this morning, all the household and
kitchen furniture, at the residence of
Mrs. Il. P. BosTIoK, North Summer ST.,
next to Haynes High School House.
p. S. One fine piano included in the
sale. SHIELDS & HUME.
maV2O-lt.
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Will be added to my sale to-day Z
bills Eggs, ii kegs Butter, IL bbls. dried
Peaches and Apples; also one fine Brus-
sells carpet, nearly new, with other fur
niture. M. L. ALEXANDER.
nav 20 i63-1t
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Commercial.

DAILY UYIoS OTFioE
NAHvILLE, May 10th, 1858
CoFFEE-In good supply at a. cents q pound
sUGAR-Brown, none, Crushed page. per b.
TEA-s2@S2 90 D b. Tho stock is light.
GOLDEN sTRUP-Sl 5o9l 70 " gallon No Molas-
Sos In market.
FLoUR-Sl19l2 q barrel
BAcoN--supply liberal sales at l5c. o b.
RroE-None IN MARKET except in the Retail trade.
CA>Dps--Star 2692s cents o ID Tallow 20 cents.
soAP-Amplo supply at I2H916 cents y n.
sALr-ss 5O@s9 q barrel
ToBAoco- he stock of Tobacco is small, and
mostly Of inferior grades which.sell at 75c@Sl q n.
BAGGNo-25c " yard.
RopR-l5c u 10
INDIGo--s2g2 70 F]b
M,DDBR--25c D h.
ARcH-7c q ID.
soDG--l21{c u h.
Family Marketing.
BfEr--scarce at 200 u n.
PoRS-'2%@l5o q ID
MUTT N--l5@2Oc u ID.
CBIcKFN Joe piece.
TuRKKYs-S20s2 so a piece.
PorAroEs-swoet, 81 25 q peck : Irish, 1881 IS y
p ok.
BEASs-12Hc u quart,
sAIAD-25e b peck.
EGGs-25 q dozen
HoMSY-lO9l2hc % quart.
BUTTBR-5Uo u b.
LARD-l63so y 10.
LElrrcE-25c for halfa dozen heads.
ONIoNs-- 10 bunch
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A desolate mother, whose fine face
bore traces Of the deepest sorrow and
affection, remarked the other daY-"The
rebels, by false representations and
promises, inveigled my husband into the
army, aud robbed me Of my support, and
now / am left destitute; while the very
man, who, by his wealth and influence,
was more instrumental than any others
in raising the Rock City Guards is
now walking our streets at his ease, un-'
molested."
With sadness Of heart we heard the
words of the bereaved and destitute
mother, while we recalled the words of
The worlds great poet, spoken by old
King LEAR:
p ate sin with gold,
And the strong lane Of Justice hurtlsss breaks
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ATTENTION, ADVERTISERS!

CIRCULATEOy ~ TEE UNION
FRIDAY, Way IS.
D,lIv. 5000 copies.
NVcekty 1850 4"
Comblncd CIrcuIaTn S2,50Oi
And rnptoiT increasing.
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r. h ys:
WeorIy Urlon Two Dollars.
..t7r .s5-. .af .aBs1. ......... .......il0 M
20 O. e.s4 .......... %
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a War club from the OLD s5th IIli.
nOis.
A glowing letter and handsome list
comes from this veteran regiment. They
fight and write like true heroes. The
nation will gratefully remember their
labor Of love.
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We are indebted to j. G. SNYDER & Co.,
booksellers, Cherry Street, for files of
the latest Louisville and Cincinnati
papers.
RECORDER SHANE's CoURT- Tuesday,
My 10, 1868 Jas. II. Hill, running
omnibus without license; 81 and costs,
Zack, a slave, larceny; sent to the
work house.
Mary Griffin, drunk and disorderly,
SO and costs; sent to the workhouse.
VIM. Kelly, drunk, So and costs; sent
to the workhouse.
Jas. Dungy, + m, c,l careless driving
discharged.
Isom, negro, careless driving; dis
charged.
John Kinley, tipping on Sunday; Sc
and costs, in three cases,
John Kreig, depositing dead horse in
corporation SO and costs.
Rhoda Phelps, disOrderly; So and
costs.
Sarah and Julia Wright using ny drant
water without license; costs and Ii
cense.
Mrs Griffin, using by dront water
without license; SO and costs.
Isom, negro, depositing filth in the
street; SO and costs.
Chas Gallaher, using hydrant water
without license; costs ana license.
james McGaffey, negro, stealing
costs.
Sally Pickett, drunk and disorderly,
SO and costa.
Thos, Byran, T. m. c. using hydrani
water without license; costs and license
Frank Currin, sleeping in market house,
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We are indebted to j. G. SNYDER & Co.,
booksellers, Cherry Street, for files Of
the latest Louisville and Cincinnati
paDeTs.
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LOST,

ON Broad Street. yesterday, New Pocket Book,
~ containing
Eighty-One Dollars ard go Cents.
In Government money The bills we're Of the follow
ing denominations three twenty dollar bills two
teu dollar bi Is, and ono dollar in The finder will
be liberia ly rewArde by leaving tho same at the
Nashville Union Office. mayl9- 90.
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Soldiers multiplication Table.
. times l are .,
SNaLEToN's got something new,
2 times 2 are 4,
Fifty thousand books or more,
2 times 3 are 9,
And every kind of funny tricks;
2 times 4 are 8,
Call around at any rate,
2 times 8 are 10,
And then be sure TO come again,
At the Post Office News and Literary
Depot.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. 70 YEARS or A0B. or
"A GDe appearance, rnblemished reputation and ample
desires 10 form the acquaintance Of Joung LADY be-
tween 10 and % with view 70 matrimony she must be
Csrtes de viste exchanged No widow need
YogH.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
OrYIcE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS. sgw

OrrrcE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER. SEW
" York November ~, lsS3-T0 Contractors Proposals
incosed seaed envelope. ntorsrd with the tue OF the
wark. and With hs name Of 10. bidder ~r,sn there
por sssgIss yify y.four,A street. between seoona aud
..vor s.sres Pm avenue, be,w-n ror,yfourts and
yor r.sxss Fourth avenue, between One Hundred ana
T~en,y DIN aud One Hundred aud Twenty -sev-nh
For nsxsins rinysra street. between rean ssd Eie-.na
For tagging Yy.nr-s street, between Eleventh sv.nu.
Hudson rivef ana soath SIDE between Broadway
for ears. Ea,,.r and nu r~ent, snb street, between
For regulating an Er.ding One Hugcred and Tsety.
1fh street betwwcen Third avenue AMI Hsfcm river.
For rerua,ns aud grading Forty tairt street. between
For regulating add trading Eighty second street, be,~eea
Por regulating and grading siry fourth street, between
Fur regulating and grading curb gutter and fsg Eleventh
venue between Fifieenth ana f~eniy sirts strssss.
For regulating and grading cnrb, gutter aud ras my
eishth street between seoond avenue and East rivrr
for r.xstns and grazing curb gutter Gag seventy
nrsi srretebstwe-u Eighth avenue and Brusfvay
resuat anf grading curb gutter and nAs siry hh
street between kighth svenn- and " utson rveL
.r.. r.s nlss az. p S - ssss .l.., - and !" ''i'
rtIling sunksn lots between One Hundred sni IseNh
and 0ss Hundred and fourteenth streets and Fifsi Aad
YIins s1nssn lots on v.. ss. Of Yir,, svense between
One Hundred and T~entJ-hrs, and One Hundred ssd
Ysr steam are snsise sna tender Tor Co No IS
ro~ s,esa ere engine snd tender for No .
ssd sevremen be osaine5 s his sno~. Dst>1
Dvpsstuent Nee vors. rossmb~r Is iso
nRARLEs q. coREkLL Stree, cSunlssoser
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
CORPORATION NOTICES.
CITY IEsPEcroE's DEPARTMENT. NEW Yo

~ Nov. II, 1898
10 socordance with q resolution ADOPTED by the Commoa
approved BY the Mayor. the lh day Of No
vsmbes ssaed proposals hereby invited for the
removal of Of the anhs privi.s Of New
York beyond the hsrbor for the ten Without
from the City Treasury Altar the sfpra
ton a tie pgessu contr the suoosssfui bidder 10 pur
ckass and right title and interest q the
for unsIpred term of his ,nd
look Tor compensation, IN addition 70 the sums u paf
eristins durng Its coutinuance oGly
price paid said removal bv the
psns OF The aid sinrs prives he person
empsyng he rive In I've thousand
dollar. each for the faithful performance Of the ~ort AMI Of
ssid proposals must delivered q, the once Ciy
Inspectsr No. 10 Chatham before Tsesday
time and pscs hey VII be opcsed In the presspos Of the
''''''' '"' ~" T. / l. BooLE, City inspector.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

At $40 F0uR n AvFEUE.-wE ART iSSTEUCTt I
~ to oher at ow figure separa ey or tnrcthrr a thost
brown stone front Dwellings Nos. 10. -. ni, 6i l6l :
and ~ ha5i Ihirythird sub efi 10 Irnl
N " ], 1861 FIFTY ler l.uia { th ears, a.
per cent. hCkIBElk DAY COBB.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

yVIsCOSsrS FARM MORTGAGE BONDS AND wksr
w Railroad Securities of every description pur
snhsset. Apply 70 GtOhGE DUNBAh
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

RIO LET on voR sALg-rwo HfoH sroor PHfLA.
i d.pha bties snd brown stone modern DvslIasA n .
r-sp~cAoe nsiehberhool in Yortvie afs ps&rso; twe
o. RES ssement and Sub oear root $40 u. 4 KfsaAm.
~ WeG TwsRI 'Aiao stspsa " y Pine stree
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Large and thriving ss,tlement mild and heaithfn
climate n south Of Philatepha railroad Rieh
-cou proAucsz which growing
Twenty ATTY tracts, Al from SIS 10 so
payable within four wears. 8ood business opening
Tor and others cnurches Hchoos and eoo<
ccciety II n now the most improving place kAst or Mest
Hundred settling aud building The heauty with which
the place sd out s unsurpsss-d Letters answered
Psyers reports and giving iu Information ~ii
be free Address chas LAndis vnesni Post office
Cumberland county, New JERSEY, -. i, .,
y-fbuue the extensive fertile tracts IN Ar
almost leve position and suitable conduon fot pessan
Warming that know OF this side OF The western Irhres
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

ylylNrED-TO BUY HOUSE IN BRoOKLYN. IN
w good lorstiln. worth 81 So to 500. pay some
ana n country place conycnlent the
Give partirutrs ddfess l. " w.. Head ofce.
xlrANTEG 40 ~ tURCHASE-ABoUr S1xi0D fkET
w between Canal and beecser streets ani L@urens aud
Noyt street.. Appls 20 wAkD MCLEAN Gate Field aud
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
10000

on OOn ACRES OF RICH sAkhiaG TIMER
ZtJ.UUU and mineral lands In Western Penns ivania,
,rtnr par OF Tie - fanal Holland Lanh Company
chase for These lands locsiei ~ the Nicniiy of
no TOW n OF Mari Indiana the coauty eeAtl aud not
tar from There extension ol Ihe oranea OF
tbs Penus through tbs-- ands 70 connect
WITH me and Erie Railroad The so 10 sai u
be tie richest the STATE srsc portion heavily cvrred
which read manufactured into u.nbrr and shlpped
Pshars via he M-honng ald ANeghany rivers when
arr nasigaB nere for RATS and boats Therr 10 also great
pbundanc- coal, iron ore. IRE esy and ne
stone Tn~rs nscion ertents 20 these
esAs Price for the eniirey, 80 pc sere Ior fu paI
tsu Apply where maps acc ional ana scnera
ksAe of this property and the vicinity be seen
hOMkR MORGAN No. zine street
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
HERALD TUESDAY % SHEET
aosup,yc AND LODGING.

1 ANTI n--BOARD ~ A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR A
grutle man. ~t.r Aad CAtd a hbig.J pUtr Will
pa ior good Juiinodaiiuns. Adlgfs W. hcFali
, 1863-10-22

Mrs. Shepherd, Of Rockford. is creating
some sensation through the Northern part Of
this State as temperance lecturer.
The papers throughout tho Northwest
are very generally commencing to the people
the great fair to be held In this city, COM
nencing next week.
The Board of Supervisors of Whiteside
county, at their meeting held in septeuber.
unanimously passed resolutions commemora-
tive Of the virtues and patriotism OF the late
Gen. Edward N. Kirk.
"A man, name unknown, was killed on
Thursday Last, near Glencoe station, on the
Chicago and Milwaukee road, by jumping
from the train while In notion he Was try
Ing to steal ride, aud jumped when he saw
the conductor approaching. The train was
Immediately backed, but he WAS quite dead
when found.
The members of the bar Of Lake county,
held meeting on the 8th Inst, a. the close
Of the term If the Circuit Court. and passed
resolutions complimentary to Judge E. s.
Williams, the new Circuit Judge.
|. JONES n. Taylor, of Me1burn, Lake
m auctioneer by profession, committed sui
eide at that place en- the 10 b Inst. by takicg
laudanum. He did the job very deliberately,
leaving minute directions for the manner Of
his burial, &c.
- The loyal people throughout our State
are very generally celebrating the great Union
victories IN Ohio, Iowa, and PennsJlgania, at
Ottawa, Joliet, Quincy, and many other
places.
The citizens Of Jacksonville, on Friday
week, gave grand ovation to Gen G,ierson,
the famous Mississippi raider. 4 fine silver
tea set VAS presented to the General The
welcoming speech was made by Prot Sanders
and Is very highly spoken Of By the JournaI
"A meeting Was held at the Court House,
, 1863-10-22
ROsECIKANR. HOOKER AND
GRANT.
An 1mbroglfo in the Department Of
the Cumberland:

[Ffom the Cincinnati Gazette, Oct. al1
Secretary Stanton arrived At indianapolis
on Sunday eTe1ing, in = special train ffou
Washington About the same t1mt GeaeFA
Grant and staff arrived in special train from
Cairo. Both parties left tnme aiately in spe-
cial traiR from Louisyille, en- route tor Chat
tauooga The explanation of all this, Is It
comes to us from reliable source is. that
General Hooker was at Stevenson with hi.
troops, claiming that his command was ~ H.
dependent ons. Gen. Rosecsaus at the same
tine claimed that it was part of his army. In
order to settlo this imbroglio, Gen. Grant,
who ranks both Ro6ecrans and Hooker, goes
to Chattanooga to overlook matters, and to
keep both Gtnelals In their commands. Out
Of this hiss grown the report tha. General
Grant has superseded General Rosecrans. It
fs roundabout way, aud NC may SAT an uu
fortunate WAY, Of settling a difficulty that
might have been and should have been guard
ed against when General Hooker was sent
from Washington. The latter outranks Rose.
Grams, and, according to army regulations,
would have command Of the army upon en-
tefing the Department; but he waived this
right, as We understood. but did not, as il
would noW seem, expect to have his CORP
merged in the Army Of Tho Cumberland. The
President, however, had the power to sci
aside the rules of war in this regard, and tc
his failure to do 80 IL to be attributed, 50 fAl
IS ne can see. this unfortunate inbrog1fo
What the result Of all this Ia to be, ne cau-
not say.
, 1863-10-22
Singular Case Of Uoath.

4 Menomonee Indian named Fauahoa died
. few days ago ut the residence Of John G.
Kitso1, Esq., under peculiar circumstances.
He had been hunting above Grand Raptds,
one night, when feeling tired. he went ashore
With bis SOD, and rolled himself up in his
blanket and slept until daylight, when he
woke up with q serere pain In one Of his
thumbs, Upon examination he found small
white apeck on the end Of his thumb, not
lsrger than a pin.head, and near where he lay
dead lizard which he had apparently crush.
ed with his hand in his sleep. he bound a
string around mis- thumb, and started down
the river to his w}gwam, and when he reach
ed there his hand and arm was tsdly swollen.
He took the balance Of bis family aud started
immediately down the river to Kitson's,
When he reached Kitson's his arm aud shout
der was badly swollen, aud the swelling con
tinued to his head and neck, and finally to
Ills Tita1e, and In about four days he died. Il
is supposed that the lizard stung him, and
that he then In bis eleep closed his hand and
and crushed the reptile-.Henontiae Herald,
Mt 7E{h
, 1863-10-22

confidence in the present dredging with
out protection frpm the current Of aud
that sweeps up the west shore Of the lake.
In fact, up to this time it has made matters
worse instead Of better-as the earth taken
from the north channel and deposited q
little further out, has .washed with in
creased rapidity into the south channel.
there being less water dischsrging from the
south channel than usual, owing to the
enlargement Of the north channel No
amount Of dredging alone will secure us
harbor; it must be done BY substantial
piers.
The man who killed the hen that lsv the
golden eggs, in order to reach all the eold
at once, was wise, compared with this city,
surrounded as it is BY active rivals, neg
lecting that magnificent water navigation to
which she owes more Of her growth and
greatness than to all else beside,