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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11

EE The excavations az Pompeii
have Just led to the discovery of
temple of Juno, on tho flags of which
were scattered about moro than 200
skeletons of women and children who,
during the eruption of Vesuvius, has
tened to the temple to implore the
protection of the goddess.
ExrRAvAeAScE.-It is stated that q
lady walked down Broadway, Now
York, on Tuesday morning, with a
dress on which cost two thousand and
five hundred dollars. The dear crea-
ture was 6rst-class dry goods estab-
lishment all by herself, and, it is
scarcely necessary TO add, that she oc-
casioned tremendous sensation.
~ England is promised that be-
fore three years are over she shall
have daily tslegraphic dispatches from
Hong Kong, Melbourne, Sidney, AIDE
laidc and Brisbane.
~ An urching suffering from the
application Of tho birch said: "Forty
rods are said to be filrlong. know
better; let anybody get such q licking
rs have had, and he'll find out that
one rod makes an acher."
Tx marriege Of Edward A. Flint
"a Miss Henrietta Steel shows that the
spark produced finder glow"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A up light Steam Engine, 8 inch bore, l6
"A inch stroke and two-hue boiler for the same.
T.. 7. TIfRO0P
East Saginaw, Oct. n. 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11

The largest stock Of Hall Paper ever offered
for sale in this market of new styles and patterns
Window Curtain Paper, Oil Shades, large varie-
ty, Curtain fixtures, &c, &c, all of which will DO
sold Low FOR CASH, as my motto is quick
sales and small profits. 2ley I. E. ID.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11
READY FOR FITTING UP AT ONCE.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

OF everything usually TO he found in any Hard.
ware Establishment, East or West with the ad.
diton Of articles incident to the business Of Lum
bering Salt Boring and Manufacture, fishing,
Hunting and Trapping win always be fund Al
my Store, where shall be happy as all times
TO meet old customers and new. Past patronnge
gratefully Acknowledged
BB. BUCKftrT.
East Saginaw Aug. I. lfsk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11

THE LANGUAGE OF CoLoHs.--Tne Phalanstori-
an school, Fourier's disciples, are the most pre-
else and positive in their opinions They hold
that violet rs analogous to friendship blue to love-
ns suggested by blue eyes and azure sky A
bunch Of viorets would therefore, tell lady's
sutton that friendship is all he has right to cx-
poet. Yellow is paternity or maternity; il IS the
ray of the spectrum which causes the germ to
shoot Red figures ambition ride the planet
Marf;) indigo the spirit Of rivalry; green, the
love0f change, ckfileness, but also work; orange,
enthusiasm; white unity, universally; black, ia
voritism, the influence exerted by an individual
Certain persons have the gift of fascinating oil
who approach them, and black, which absorbs all
the rays of the spectrum, is the reverse Of white,
which combines them in one. Besides the seven
primitive colors, gray indicates poverty; brown,
p,udery; pink, modesty; slver-gray, (scmi-
Whitley feeble love; lilac (scmi-yiolet) feeble
friendship; pale pink, false shame.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-11
Liquors of All Kinds.
COME AND SEE Us.

We invite all TO call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices. No charge for showing
goods or answering questions. We have estab-
iishcd ourselves permanently in this city, and our
fciisiss for trrde are fully equalto those Of any
Of our neighbors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21
Tax Deed Notice
Sists cf Wisconsin,
County Of Pierce, -

Sistscf Wisconsin,
County Of Pierce,
oFFioE or CLKEk OF BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS.
Ellsworth. Nov. 20, 1864
TNHE following pieces Of
l. land we're sold by the Co.
Treasurer On the second day
ofSsptempsr, 1862, fer taxes.
interest aud charges Of the
year 1861.
Therefore. Notice j. hereby
given, that unless said lands
are redeemed from said sale
e. or before the second day of
September, 1865. they will be
sonYeyCd % the respective
purchasers according ia law.
The amount Of taxes. inter-
g: and charges, calculated up
to Tie Iasl day Of redemption,
j. set opposite each piece res
positively. -
J. W. VIM.
Crk Of Board Of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21
Tox.s q, Range Ia.

e
NV strickland, part efthe ss
crof the sy or Of sec = town - =
n.age IL. beginning st the NV
.~-5er thence running TO the
corner. thence on the inc
- r,fth a in the village ofBay
city, thence n Az on tIe ror
Sbsrsy liUc CT Filth at to Jack
.nr 8. thence n &C Wv to the n
v,a N sid Ew or Of sw ar,
thsnee v q The place ofbcgin-
ming, .,.h -
e,of sw ar ofsec ! towu24rang
herirping a. the Sc eoTner,
thsnre running " on the line
- I.eksou 81. in the village OIL
"a C;ty- thence q So : " on the
n .;se 81 Jackson 20 10 tie west
line or said &c or Of sw gr,s1eHce
= IN said " line TO jefferson s.,
shs.er on the side Of JeaeE-
.cc :. To the Isabel river, thence
5o--r s.s. river n the e Lne Of
s.;S = al essw or, thense 10
fhe place % seEianing. s'.s
Tnknown. pr. ef sc Or ni swqr
$50 sown "a range II, begin
- ~ In y side of Jaekse y >
:. 49, v;liSee Of Bay City 81 ne
az ecrnsr ~ Third s., thence 2
zsew 10 Fourth 81, thence
Aew to the " iiss OF sal1 e
srofxx ar, theaes 10 f-atK =,
slss % The place Of bssin-
ning, - -
A. ~ SEE 1 town 2i rangeia &C.
.;nning 6 rods OF Tie ne cor
81 81 said xw ar Of sw or, then
a jackson s. in the village OF
ssy CITY. thenss = e Nv y. 2 Pc; JET
arson 81, themes : On - 80
eSss1a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21
NAME. DEs'y. SEC
Torn %. RANGE II.

D " Strickland, part Of sw of
sw Or Of sec 4 town p range u,
beginning st the s line on the
eastef.v side uf Morton st i'm the
village Of Bay City where 1t in
tersects with Third 81, thence n
Sc : " 20 fourth st thence n lie
c 20 Park s., thende S 80 : Q 20
third 81. thence s zle TO place
Of beginning, 4,
ID " Strickland. part ofsw or Of
sw qr Of SEE 4 town 81 fsrgel7
beginning on tlse line Of said
sw q Of sw ar on the easterly
side CT Commercial 81 in the viii
LACE OF Bay City, where It inter-
secis with fourth st. thence n
45c " to 6f;h -, thence n ace
10 Morton 81, thence 46 : 6 to
fourth 81, thence 5 AZ G to the
-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21

Lots 3 4 5 G, block p, SI.9o
Lot Z block % Si,96
Lot s block % 1924
Lot / block "a 1924
Lots 2 3 block "a, each $40
Lots 4 5, block "a, each 1924
Lots 6 Z. block 81, each $40
Lot s. block "a S22I
st @ d S r r Co. Lot I blk
%, S2.I0
Unknown, Lots 2 ass blk
% each s.. 10
Lots | 2 8 blk 26 each $40
Lots 4 IS blk IS each $50
st G & L Il r Go. Lot / blk
Unknown. Lots 2 3 ass blk
81 each $3.50
Lots | ? 8 blk % each $3.50
G. 81. Powel's Addition.
Lot ] block I SI.S6
Lots . 1856 II u block l
each S2.24
Lots I 2 3 blk 2 each 1921
Unknown. Lots 4 ) 6 rs 9 10
Ii II IS blk 2 each 1924
G p Mordens. Lots II Is blk
9 each 1924
G M Powell. Lot is Blk 9
So .24
Unknown. Lots II I5 10 90
blk 2 each 1924
Lots l 23456789 10 rs II
is Is 90 block 3 each 2.2l
F Wright Lot / blk 4 2.0f
G II Powell Lots % 1867
8 8 TO block 4 each $2.04
Lewis lots 10 II blk 4 e'h2.04
G n Powell lot Is blk 4 2.O4
W Alsxcn'r lot II b'k4 2.O4
G. NJ Powell Lots Is IS II Is
10 90 block 4 each S2.0S
Lots | 2 3 5 & Z 8 10 I4I7 Is
IS block 5 each sos
Lots 4 s is 90 blk 5 ell s. 10
L Field lots | 3 4 5 6 block 6
each SI.e6.
G NJ Powell lots I 8 block 6
each $I.sS
Lots 8 TO block 6 each S2.O8
G. Z Green Lots III - IS IA
- I6 IL Is Is 20 block 6 ec'h
$2.00
unknown Lots I 2 3 1867
s 9 10 III u - II Is is II Is
10 90 block Z each 1922
G III Powell lot / blk 8 50. 24
Unknown lots 2 3 1867 80
10 III II block 8 each s. 24
Lots / , 3 4 5 6 TO III az blk
9 each 1924
g NJ Powell Lots z 9 block 8
each 1924
Alexander lot 8 black 1924
Unknown Lots / 1886
s 9 TO II II I3 Ia Is IT'S
IS 20 block 10 each 1924
Unkno'n Lots z345 6 block IL
each 1886. Lots I6 IT IS 10 20
block II, each sos. GIN Po'ell
Lets 8 blk II G ich S2.07. Lots Q
10 blk II, each S2,14. Lot Is block
II, S2.O5. Alexander, Lot II book
n, 200. Let IS block IL, 2.05. J
Ramon lot Il block II, 2.05.
EY Also lot block 6 in Copp &
Maxson's LIST Addition 70 the city Of
Prescott, S9.S6, Sale ofIS60. Also
Lot ] block = Fowler's Addition
S3.Se. Also lot - block 5, and lot
book 9 in bailey, Dow & Co.'s Addi-
item to Prescott. each Sl,65. also
! oflot : block E. Original Plat Of
Prescott, if not redeemed on or be-
fore Sept 3 1895, VIII be conveyed
to the respective purchasers, 1895
Sale Of 1851.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21

VILLAGE OF MAIDEN ROCK
Unknown, Lots /. 2, 8, 4, 8, 6, in
block 2, s2,T3 each.
Lot !, block 4, 3,I3. Lots . and 8
Biz 4, 500 each. Lot 4 block 8,
S.3s. Lot 7 block ., $40, Lot s in
block 8, 4,95.
Lots /, 2, 8, 4, 8, 6,7,s, in block IL,
liza each.
BLK. AT.
Each oflots /, 2,34567 IL s1,75
Each of Lots /, 2, 8, 4, S, 6,
and S in 13 1873
Each Of Lots ], 2, 3, as, G,
land Sin Il 1,73
Heirs Of J. Harris, each Of
Lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5,6,7, S, Q,
10, II and IL in Is 1,65
Eacn OF Lots !, ?, 3, As, o,
:, s, 8, 10, land IL in 16 1,65
J Dixon 1-3 Of lot, 7s9 10 1874
Unknown, each of lots l 2 20 1,60
Heirs of J Harris Lot 5 20 $50
Unknowo, and IS OF Les
I. Z ard , IA % 9,Ss
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21

Starr NV sw do %
Uakaown sw sw do 9,S
sc sw do do
ne NV 8 10,2
NV NV do 9,3
Niles White nv sw DO 9:
Unknown lot s Z o.
I'm hflotI3 so
lot IL Z 1T
Phillips lot 5 5 49,
d W Strickland, Il acre. on the
n side OF lot 4 rec S town "a
range IL, bounded BY line com
rneneing rods e of the NV cor
ner Of said lot 4, thence 5 u.s. G
upon the n line of Washington
81 in the village Of Bay City to
to the westerly line OF .ffth st,
thence portherly upon the W
liEe OF fifth st 20 the e line Of
said lot {, thence 6 rods 10 the
n line Of said lot {, thence W to
the place Of beginning, 52,5
ID W Strickland, part Of lot 4
sees town q range IL, Begin
ming en- the side of Meridian
st It the sw corner Of Wash
ington st in the village Of Bay
City, thence easterly on the 5
side Of Washington st to Sixth
st, thence "a : v to Meridian st
thence n upon the e side Of Me-
ridian 81 TO the place Of begin
ming, 1871
d " Strickland, part Of lot Ain
sec town "a range IL, begin
ming on the Mississippi river at
the sc corner Of third st ia the
village of Bay City, thence
s4- TO the c line Of said lot 4,
thence son said e lane TO the
NississiY pi river, thence up said
river to the place OF beginning 50
DIV Strickland, part Of lott in
sec 5 town "a range II, begin
ming On the Mississippi river at
the sw corner Of third st in the
village Of bay City, thence n
20 e TO the W side Of Markle Sc
to Meridion ST, thence on the .
line of Meridian st to the Missis
sippi river, thence dewn said riy
er to the place OF beginning I3,s
Unknown, IL acres IN Lot l sec
9town "A range l., beginning
on the Mississippi river 1T the
sn corner of Leyee ST in the viii
lage of Bay City, thence 44Ge
TO the westerly line Of Washing
ton ct, thence 4 as W on the W
line Of Washington 81 to third st
thence "A " 3 rods 10 the W
line ofsaid lot 8, thence s on
said W line to the Mississippi riv
er, thence down said river to the
place Of beginning 26,e
Unknown, part of lot 2 in sec 9
town "A range IL, beginning az
the ne corner Of said lot 2. then
on the c line 0fsaid lot . TO Pc
pin st in the village of Bay City
thence 44e TO Jackson st,
thence n &c " to the " line Of
said lot 2, then 10 the place file
ginning. 20
Unknown, part of lot 5 Gee 9
town 81 range IL, beginning on
the Isabel river NJ the ne corner
OF Isabel st in the village of By
CITY, thence $ 44ew 10 Bav ST,
thence s 46 : e 20 LeTee ST then
ezsterly on the n side Of Leyee st
to The Isabel river, thence up
said river 10 the place OF begin
ming, 2,e
Unknown, part of lot 8 sec Q
town , range II, be- hiring on
the Isabel river at tie nv cor
ner Of Isabel st 10 the village OF
Bay City, thence II : W to lay
st. thence n sc : " TO Pepin st,
thence n ~ -e TO the Isabel riy-
CT, thence down said river 20 the
place Of beginnsag 90
Unknown, part Of lot 5 sec .
town "a range i, beginning at
the NV corner Of saidL s then
tn the lie Of Pepin st in the
village OF nay City,thence 80
eto the W Line of said Lot 3.
then n on said w line to place OF
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21

W Powell--Land bounded BY a
line commencing on the east
side of third street opposite the
ne corner of block s, in the Wiz
rage of River Fan, thence east s
rods. thence south II rods then
west S rods, thence north II rds
to pace OF beginning, 5,3e
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-21
EAnE.
49, 27. Ranqe MS.

w aonnson psrt ofEw nv 3
commencing i. feet Of tine
ne corner, thence running
in sonth westerly direction
so IS TO intersect the " line
Of said uw or of NV or IL L
f4-100 rods . Of sw corner,
III ence S on said Line to sw
corner, thence e on the line
- ~. sorrar fIeece north
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
THE NAVY.

THE TORTOISE RACE or THE ALGONQUIN AND WI.
Mr. Edward A. Dickerson and Rear Admiral Gregory
appear think from the great length no depth OF their
correspondence, that the public deeply interested In
the proposed race of made fast the Dock
with wheels removed and NIL the steam put which
mutilated engines get up The public have no inte
rest whatever the natter The thing IL too ridiculous
and disgraceful excite anything else than contempt
and decline publishing the apparently endless corre
spondence OF the verbose parties
THE LINEoF-BATTLE SHIP VERMONT.
The United States ship Vermont Ia on the dock 1t
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and not the sloop-ofwar
Brooklyn stated in yesterdays ISSUE The Vermont
to undergo thorough repairing preparatory TO taking
the place Of the receiving ship North Carolina, which
10 be converted into an crdnce vessel The kecis Of
the Vermont North CArolns both laid In 1875
yet the former only completed four years ago. The
officers Of the Vermont are A. foows:-
Chptaiw-A II. KeIty, commanding
LsreeNdNf C6mmdrdsr-Cheser Hatfield
D. Uran.
Acting Mdstrs--James B. Dcvoe, VIM A. Morns, Ed
K Valentine and H. q. Morsey.
!Su-gson-Jamcs Suddards
Aaistont Surgecn-D. v. Whitney.
Paymdssr-c W. Hassler.
Bodtaoan--Charles A. Bragdon.
Saifnaker-John Joins.
Mo,es-Chsrics r. Patterson, ?. W Cotton, Peter A.
Clcary, @. T. O'Neil, VIM. H Bolton VIM. H. orney H.
N. Capp, Washington Morris, Henry Holmes, N J. Fo-
10y and Joseph Gregory, Jr.
Marine 06ior-First Lieutenant n. B. Lowey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

MISUNDERSTANDING CITY of Baliimorsw Stone, a
rs'sss wseGs WIN f Ks S&s s sa
sayfsy sAsas r'sisS
No,h9rp Nj, Bsalds two children and nurse: n Fe..s
Miss csTE, Miss Casey Miss LosirgysE Sr wasrr
Mamie, iiuaan Rossr,s! cerson Mr. se@pls Bay
Mi nSs. aae s saeasa
Fay aor s' XcscS sr Marin msn aepI Board
M3 MMG n s GSi a and XS ay and and s M s
ars9n and lady Mr. laouSders and lady Mr. Van w:Ss,
ssrne; W6odiosa Dsmenio o op' FaaltnsT
pashu rspo 'ess'"' H'fon' Mrs "hee'wrsA'' NJ
smith, white asS rs 1o,ssI % .nS Wife
I'd laSI ss
wfe LqP.% %srs plsS children hump %.e:
s"%sS f GsA foni Aaaes snd ' foass a.1
s'Il k' st s6STss s.fs
sssSsh% sSs %s's;s shi,!ss' :s.S.
berger Il s,aSS Hams Subj and Anasssos u
shila Dod cssss Hol1,nser Roger and ca."
Eisenbach. T. and Louise Koppe '''''''
;, sAvAssAH-steamshp Ariadnc-Mrs May and child.
IL Granger wife child and servants C.Vanderblt Mort
house / Eiehelbe;ser Mrs KsIbasisch and said Mrs
children; Mrs Williams and three Children ch.s Gordon
Dons a se NIPPLE ana sis we
J Far.
wc Fl Isgsy saa
man. v Doda G NelsonJ Gibson Lieutenant Colonel
General 5 4 Duncan Mrs Bishop three children. "
Selsan, Morner, 9 Jessap, ZEE Emanuel, Mrs wild
sn o a.S two sal pseg
E.$say WINS hIGn FAUX AS'1sa shs a
i,ms Mrs starn Mr. rembsr,on, Geo Singer MI Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE pApR- pory Cou o;ocicp
'-0O ~ mn Inv i"'A oon''i''Ss'oners al
''''' '"e urn oofne' oanu VIII pay on 'he Lake
~. ~, 10, :, I'''' ',''00 " ''N o'.
YIN. D''s o"DS""' ~" i"A H~rhroh
$50. w sp.,Ae1'' 'u"' n.o ons'nes' ohe Win
inch in diameter were tested yesterday morning at
the manufacturers Messrs Smith Tyor,v s,x, s,roo,
49,, -, aSe-..,." ~N..~.'-. 49, o'N'" 'i'.'
anu proved perfectly satls actory They were worked
dred and Tortw % aa wa.f one
4cuty or particular cxertion and about one hundred
ana sixty feet in horizontal direction The engines
Mnvico ard orromoy3,aS ,,;,h ,no , ~ % 10 M
Emneror were nnnrovad bv Tho gentior,o n ro sn,i
tended their trial and will he inmedaicv tran "a
IN that conntrv for nso rho ordnr, ,,h;c
been cxecnied hero and which coo,in"a 10 ar r ny
construction OF machinery prove tho high estimation the
peror enser'ans o. the mechanical skill OF our coun-
more consolidated in Mexico our manufacturers viii
como IN for LARGO cb.ro Of Tho roiaho
must neccssarilv no mnde undcr tho vorng Ernnsror
who is evidently endeavoring 10 develop the dormant
ou. immense resources OF lnat country ana VINO, &C,
cntcrnrise IN their aricns branches hon,ora. ~
may be TO our politics.
A MONUMENT To Hypoys Tho rero.,nipo r,euhe,, or
the Seventh regiment Of this city are now about taking
the preliminary steps towards the erection of appropr
ate and lasting monument TO the memory Of their COM
radcs who have fallen in battle from wounds SICK
re sne U "na & the rcooon me pro
oppos to tho regmcntal arrnory When comrletad il
w '"Auihoih ohu ueoiucu W
'''o 'n'''opo's
AS iSeo"i'-""y 10 !" 'ia' '"c s''ee' c'eanng COL
are recently In the habit OF ncgccng the
application of shoycls and brooms 10 Fifth avenues This
..,.. r.. -. ..,., a. a.. - ,. -,
Siess'om ms ueeh "a aaulessu 70 tne hEsA should
10 -, ~y o i o nI,s ,D s -. Tue CON
,ia,o Non @ & ~ a. ~. ou ~ 49, 49,
and Commented mon nv ever ., % h e M ,S
,nSs ~ 80" ,a,roro; ~ WY ''""se' WI" e'''eiS 'uo
ur,, ry, so,n,v, so-ce,n, r.co, Ma. .,o
veteran ~ tho oro urndroa ond Act roru,on
w. vorr v,,rr,oo-, =, n-osor. /. ,..u.h., 30 a..
" P ~ " w
soldiers MESSENGER corps yesterday TOOK his stand at
Nos ~ ana ~ Broad street. Tor the purpose OF carrying
70 noio, on, ,bp ,r,o nv v ,on S i
readily suggest
FATAL RESULT OF THE ST. CHARLES DISASTER Mr. H. l..
Knight the owner of the ST. Charles Hotel, No. 64s
Broadway part OF the walls of which fell two weeks ago.
ded YESTERDAY morning At the fremont House, from the
- 49, ~. n -. . '.r,'''' -,
A ,."n," ,"'o nv 's.'"'' '. us
charged soldier had no other good eject certainly
called the attention OF those tho West and in othor
SECTIONS NJ tho country Win pccdea be,y IN tho ,oc,
thai New Yor was Tho nl,ce 10 cna 10 for hair snni
Ahont eight hundred iaborers were vcseriav rod ~
The Emnlovucnt Arcncy Rowiro Groom ard s,sr,ed
last ngbt on ,n,ve westward for their assnaton IN
work on tho Toledo and Wabash Pailro.d '''' W
- 80 $500 $50
FESTIVITIES iSTERHuPrEp-Ihe Schwaeolscner Saenger-
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News from Nashville.
THE REBEL GENERAL WHEELER ASSAULTED AND
SEVERELY BEArEN--Rf0T At GERMAN PICNIC,
ETC. ETC.


SEVERELY BEATEN--RfoT AT A GERMAN PICNIC,
ETC., ETC.
NASHVILLE August %, 1896.
The rebel General Wheeler was attacked and badly
beaten by Colonel blackburn and Captain QUINN st the
City Hotel where Wheeler stopping The dfaculty,
u is said In consequence Of threat made during
the war by Wheeler thaa 'he would kill Blackburn II
ever he took him prisoner, az he was damned home
made Yankee" wheeler was In bed when attacked and
was severely beaten.
To- morrow there will be meeting nj the Masonic''
OF tho merchants ana chief business men Of Nashville
for the purpose Of regulating trade and establishing
Merchants Exchange.
There was a considerable riot M the German Turner's
picnic at Horticultural Garden on Sunday afternoon,
resulting In the woundng OF Lieutenant Hardy, Of tho
Fifteenth United States colored Infantry and Leutcnsut
Colonel Troucrncht Of the Thirteenth colorcd infantry
The guards unable TO quol the disturbance until
reinforced by three companies Of coored soldiers Rc
volven were freely used Quito number OF other per-
sons received injuries. number of the rnglcaders
|. we're arrested aud sept TO the military prison.
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Trotting in sprinaaeIa. Mns..

-. 'FhIN'FIhlI MiSa AUkIlst - T-ov
The anticipated trot between Young NORTH OF Hart
ford, and Harry Clay Of New York for two thousand
dollars did not of account OF lamenoss OF the
FORMER his ankle having been sprained Clay trotted
with General Meade formerly named fyaway, aud
easily in 2:42 239 and 43 Much ndig ai:on was ex
pressed Ivy the large crowd present because
ment OF Aorrlls lamcness made till after his
had paid forfeit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

match was played between these clubs Il Hoboken
yesterday which, but for the ran bid fair he quite
interesting contest the Gothams batting and fielding
well in this match. But, when the Nth innings was
nearly over, the rain came down heavily making good
fielding next 70 impossible. The sixth innings however,
was played and then the game terminated the result
being the success OF the Mutuais Dackney took the
prize on the OCCASION The following 10 the SCORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

The DRouCiu.-rhe present drought extends over
i.ge section q the country. The The Id
Oh me Albany and Boston Railroad nearly dried up
WINE the crops suffering and vegetation has pain
iuhy psrched look Cape Cod is gasping for wafer
whise no rain TO speak of has fallen in Nantucket fof
over TWO months The later crops WILL Il feared bs
seriously affected unless the heavens relent aud
speedily Albany Journal, August 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
LACK OF OBSERVATIONS.

LACK OF OBSERVATIONS.
with one exception the enumeraprs for the First ward
have made observations whatever and In did not
attempt to obtain information many points, and as
was said above although the returns those given by
the canvassers appointed, they by he
sdered able. They given they sctly
unroliable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba Captain Stoue will
leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at hapas five O'Clock
this morning
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wll b
ready at Ave O'Clock in the morning
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

said Fire Commissioners for not being ON
cieni in organizing proper dre department.
Coroner Cover then thanked aud dismissed the jury,
and the perpetrator OF another fearful crime ~ unis
covered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
GOTHAM.
EMPIRE vs.. PHILADELPHIA CLUBS.

UmpIre--Mr Jcwett, OF Tho Empire CLUB. Time or
same-One hour and forty.nvc minusea Fly catches
Gotham, @; Mutual, T.
EMPIRE vs. PHILADELPHIA CLUBS.
Tho Empire Club, Of New York, leave for Phladel-
pha in The ak A. NJ boat this morning for Philadelphia
playing the Athletic this afternoon the Camdens 70
morrow and the Olympic on Friday. These viii DO In
teresting matches.
ATLANTIC vs. ACTIVE.
These clubs play this afternoon at Hoboken, at three
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

CAIRO, Ill.,, August a. 1868
Robberes and murders still the order Of the day in
Memphis Many persons have had large sums of money
and other descriptions OF property stolen from them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

An Excellent. Article--Mrs. Wfnslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP iesn exceleat for ell drsases IL
children II relieves the child from pain regulates the
stomach and bowels and by givi * health 10 the chill com
motAer the OF tsething
value nostnabie. Wind collie sripng
..l.