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East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09
Death of Hildreth, the Historian

1SotAi Va hAAANhOtA't Vic iAAcSOA Aoh-f
A communication from Mr.. II. b.
Lawrence, United States Consul Gen.
eral at Florence, Italy, announces the
death at that place, on July 11th ult.,
of Richard Hildretl, wellknown as a
historian and editor.
He was born in Dearfeld, Massa-'
chusotts, June 2S, 1907, and gradual.
ted at Harvard in 1926. He was adj
mitted to the bar at Newberryport in
1880, but his practice was never great
or remunerative. His taste for liter
ary pursuits early manifested itself,
and interfered not only with his stud-f
les but his practice. In 1882, he was
made editor of the Boston Atias, but
remained on it only two years. en-
1884, while residing on plantation
in Florida, he wrote his anti-slavery
novel "Archy Moore at one time a.
popular work. During the PresideT-r
tial campaign of 1910, he wrote a life
of Harrison, which had very extern
sive sale. Several other works, hasti-
ly written at periods of great excite
ment among the anti-slavery men,
were also written by him. Among
his more dignfied and less bitter
works were History of the Unitetf'
States and volume on Japan. AT
the accession of President Lincoln he
was appointed Consul to Trieste,.fh
the Austrian dominions, and held this
post at tho time of his death. He
was suffering from debility at the time,
and foreign residence does not appear
to have been conducive to his restora,'
ton. He fingered from year to year,
/ till the power of recupcration was en-
tirely exhausted. At the time of his
death Mr.. IIildreth was fifty-eight
years of age. His wife, an elegant
and accomplished lady, accompanied
him abroad, and was with him at the
time of his death.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

his huge club, the slat of the bed.
aimed n deadly blow at his head. 3
The officer managed to dodge its dor
scent upon his head, but receiving its
full force upon his shoulder, laining
him and forcing him also. TO withdraw
from the action. Smith was about
to strike him again when the second
officer glided behind him and caught
his arms and then he was quickly SUBJ
dued. He was at once removed to-
the Armory where he still is and the,
children remain in the kindly care of
Mr. Fox. The eldest girl on being,
questioned after the removal Of Her.
father, stated that he had fastened the
doors in the early part of the evening",
laid the dagger, before spoken of, on
the bed beside thom, ami said that at
midnight he would kill them with it.,
There can be no doubt that the mad
man-tor such he has since been prov
EN- beyond doubt to be-did really
purpose the commission of this horri-
BILE action, and that by midnight, but
for the prompt and courageous action
of Mr.. Fox and the officers, the poor
little innocents would have been Sleep
ing the sleep of death: Letters which,
were found in Smiths possession after
his arrest reveal the facts that he has
brother in Freeburg, ILL.,, and a
wife in some lunatic asylum in New
York State. The brother has been
written to, and will probably come on
here in day or two to take charge of
the unfortunate mans removal to
some institution for the care and cure
OF the insane. The letter referring to.
the wife was from DR.. Gray, the di-- q
rector of a. Lunatic Asylum, and sta
ted that she seemed to be recovering 4,
from her mental afIliction. 1t is be-
lieved that his wife's insanity may
have been in great measure the
cause of Smiths loss of reason
What dark cloud hangs over the fu-,
ture OF these three children. Both
their parents insane, and the horrors
of such fate overshadowing their
young lives, insanity being heredita-
ry malady, they cannot be too compass
sionated.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

80 we accompanied our patrons 10
Holland, where we remained inmates
OF Mr.. Prins' mansion, and to all in
tents members of his family, during a
Lperiod of six months, in which the
ship which Farley was to command
was being finished.
1t was not SO very singular, that
when we sailed from the Hague, lust
eight months after our setting foot in
Holland, that Captain Walter Farley
having assisted Airline down the cabin
stairs and shown her into a gorgeous
ly appointed stateroom, should have
said ~ sl lllir fa
''There-my dear wife; think you
will be very comfortable here"
1t was a trife strange, however,
that Therese Van Welt, who had come
out for q years visit, should have alb
breviated it by four months. That
inconsistency may be explained, how
ever. by the circumstance that within
ten days after our arrival at Bantam,
there was wedding at Mynheer Van
Nleit's, in which Therese and the
chief officer of the ship Frau Airline
were the principle actors.
remained nine years in the SER
vice of Prins and Van Welt, and then
the latter dying, left almost his entire
property to his daughter, who being
anxious to settle in the United States,
we came hither and are living very
comfortably about twelve miles from
here, out in the country.
That's the yarn about the plank,
sir, which they had to put in there in
place OF the one stove in on the coral
reef ~ ~ f M
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

APPEARANCE OF THE Sun FROM THE
NORTH PoLE.-To a person standing
at the North Pole the sun appears to
sweep horizontally round the sky
every twenty-four hours without any
perceptible variation during the cir
cult in its distance from the horizon.
On the 2lst of June, it is 22 degrees
2S minutes above the horizon, little
more than one-fourth of the distance
to the zenith, the highest point that it
ever reaches. From this altitude it,
slowly descends, its track being repre-
scnted by spiral screw with very
fine thread, and in the course of six
months it worms itself way down to-
the horizon, which it reaches on the
its G.;S G.;Ssspett9amIber; On this day it
1t is still so near GfiRieed fiiee ntth4eskx...xitL
carries bright twilight around the
heavens in its daily circuit. AS it
sinks lower, this twilight gradually
grows fainter, till it fades away. On
the 10Th of December the sun is 23
degrees 90 minutes below the horizon,
and this is the midnight Of the dark
winter of the pole. From this date
the sun begins to ascend, and after a
time his return is heralded by faint
dawn which cncircles slowly around
the horizon completing its circuit every
~ hours. This dawn continues to
get brighter, and on the 10th Of
March the peaks are gilded with the
first rays of the six months day. The
bringer of this day continues to-
wind his spiral way upwards, till it
reaches the highest place on the Dist
of June, and his annual course is COM
plcted. d.--Scient.fc -An,eraean. ed
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

The report of Madame Kossuth's'
death is contradicted, but she is dan
gerously i'll. The only surviving SIS.
ter of the late Governor Of Hungary
has Just come from New York, where
she lives, to pay a visit to her brother
and suffering sister-in.law. kossuth,
since he became an cxile, has lost his
mother, buried at Brussels; two Sis
tcrs, buried in New York; and his
daughter, buried in Genoa
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09
EXPERIENCED WoRKMEN,

Constantly at work en- Custom Goods, and are
therefore prepared to give satisfaction in that
Branch TO all that may favor us with a call a.
Place Of business on Gepcsec Street. in Mann's
Block, opposite Everett House:
> East Saeinaw, March 18th, 1861 293-ly
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
OFFERED TO ALL.
cgSIN3gq I7-CH
LEIDLEIN & BURGER

Would through this medium acknowledge their
thanks to the Public for the very liberal patron
age received during the past season, and would
take this opportunity to announce to tho citizens
Of East Saginaw aud the Saginaw Valley gene
rally, that they have on hand, and are constantly
receiving one Of the best assortmcnts OF
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09
CLOSED OUT 1T COST,

In order 10 make room forour large Spring Stock
now arriving. In conclusion we wish IL kept IN
mind that We keep large number OF -a
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

Our facilities are Of such q nature as to defy
competition from any quarter, and all we desire TO
prove our assertion Is trial, rs our goods are
warranted In al cases 60 give perfect satisfaction
Our entire old stock will 10 ,. s.-
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09
A THRILLING SCENE.

f'rightful Attempt of Mad Man to MUIR
der His Three Chisdren- n---Fortunate Res
cue--Both Parents of the Childron Luz
natics.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09
BOOTS g. SHOES,


ever brought into this City consisting Of every
description and variety, for ~, gTr
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

l.. c. STORKS CO.: v..
Dealcrsin Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Nege.a,
blos Produce, Family Supplies, Stone o.1e ana
Wooden Ware, Crockery, Glass, Paints, oils
Carbon Oil, Flour, Foed, etc. Commerc'"'
block
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

ISPU URE AND FRESH
LEAVING been selcctedI with great care, and
IL from the most reliable houses. In this
particular 1 have no fear Of criticism or compe-
titon.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09
MoREY oBRoTHERs-
A. Il. SPINNE1

Dealers in Produce, Groceries, Provisions, Flour,
Feed Stone aud Wooden Ware, Confectionery,
&c. Grant Block Washington Street
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-09

BLISS, JAMES g. CO., .,o
DealerSin Dry Goods, Grocerlesi r,o''
Roots A Shoes etc. Commercial Block.
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JtGuG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIr V~lHluunCerer,
bic nad Dem 8eiten gu reil EN- tpiinlden.
Son teute. 8. glptbr, an rerten bic @tnpanberer auf Ger
Ncrtbern Central GalSert ctr. Derct @tlenbatn NIT benz
grprstsus %bef0rbsrt: Die gabn btst:t baOarH hen sm,-
erenlfn etnen erDBeren SprtbetI, ais tresn6 eine
anbsrs gobn, uua 1T fe UNI "a WletItn tarier ais rSe anbere
Sabu mad beuaunten Yl6Ben, aIS: --
Yittsburg, Glepelano, Setrcit, Sort @apne,
Chicago, Wilwautee, @alenu, 9ubuque, ct.
Paul, &pd SslanO, Burlington, Soma Gitp
unb nerten bestol6 bic NIT Ter Rprtbera Central Babn &C.
benten Der ipnen 10 Stunhen frlber ais tie init anbern Bah.
men ssbsnsea tort stntreftsn. aud rsrtsn 4 Ital pentssr bic
qDasen babel ~etre6feIt. Ate Babu stebt bur9 ben iG6nlen
Gbetl BON Dbtu. Die sanae @%ntferuuns BON bier BITE @pteasU
TT 500 Wseilen. Das @epad Witb bier ee3tt&net (marteb)
uub etbt NIT ben g~afasieen an ben SeftmmunssOrt.
Na@ @reitline, SaptCn, Cincinnati, 5nbianas
polls, 2OuispiQe unO ct. Souls
merbtn etenfals YaGnsiere ~teiSrttrt unb fir ttr Gspdd
{ n c wtitere lrnlabunsstchen berebnet. Die Y~aiIaetere
iSnnen NIT benz 3 ubr~ Gber MbenbS 10 llbr.3ua mad alen
weftIt6 .YIdsen eeben, Sbue ~unterpeSS aufsebaltsn ia wereen.
Dur6fabrts.5tuete perbrn %Sertnuft IN ber Office hes
&seuten Spbn 6. Batter,
Ittl4S SIS. rs SeaS Str. nnbe 2Daters Wbarf
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. fcbGft BON 8altimOre il
9tprotpe1tlt@e Gde BON Baltimore unb Ncrtbitr
Dieie gskai@aft befst eth bebeutenbts Boar-GapitaI S.r
n@ert Webaups nnb wtobtIten ~tnnerbalb unb ~1usertalb Bet
Stabt, steen @erIut bur9 8euer, IT fcI&en Rdten, be 70.
UUbl esrtnn6rtnsenb fur BITE G~prnpasntt fnb, uab aud ttne
btnret6enbe @drdntie fur tte DerF&erten bttten.
S9rtftt%e pbsr ptri6nIt%e MppIttattonen rerben frfUri
teicrst.
Hses EBps.G 5amEIttSm, VrSF
e@ 4. Direttpren: -sbaft NJ
-5 Am. So. spent, .E aDtut1Nt HppstnS.
Spbn 8. Nbrat1Mt s. 6. Bertt.
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&t1rIe1 q. BdfeE. &bwnrb ~. MrbEnJrn.
9Dbn 6. Bcrru. Srbn u. 5dmbIEtrn
Gtds. s. RpbItt. Sra 8. GGnhtIh.4
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Tener>0 erffdermn9
Der alicciirten Teuermanns Gerii@erunosae,
.5- 1elI6aIt BON Baltimore.

Np. A. Sputtfry sesenater rem @un-@ebdube.
SIN 8etrn3t Der erfOleret6en Ebdttsteit bs Dampf.Sseusr.
DepertementS iteaen mir BON jebt an sutn biQteeren pretIe
neue Yplteen Gus uno %erneuern au6 BITE alien 3u ben btlts.
ten &atsn. Nae &teienisen, wel6e SauIer @Sbeln rbsr
lonittee gsert9eeSenitdnee fir Elm Dher iteben Sabre su per-
f9ern pnnl1en, trereen bternttt e~tnseIaber, f9 bic 2tfe
unterer berabeeiesten Yranten an3uIeben.
que WerIufe Rereen ME btstsr prpnapt rub LIBERAL aus
cej1blt. Spbn 6. Mppre, pr6f.
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Abeana Der @Nsnbabn3aes

Angang Der V~NeHoaD"5h9s
Na6 8afPtngtUn. 81
Mcrmtttoos 4.3O, T. $50, uno $40.
NohmlAass: $50 uno 800.
sOnrtaos I'M 4.3O, $50 WlorssnS, Ino
Na@mitoss $50 nnb 500 hRr.
@On @ai bin8tOn,
@Ormitta9s: 6.l5, 9.15 uno Ills.
gla6mitags 3, 4.3O Hnb 6.45.
SUuntadS nar nm S.15 unO l1.15 NOrs
mittass Mn0 800 gia4mitta9S.
Na9 annapolis.
Son Baltimore $50 @OrnittGss uno 3.3o
Nd6n1ittasS. 8
Son @albinstpn 8.15 gprnittass II. 3.oo
Nahmittags.
Na6 6 berIanp 8beeltnG
u. /. 10.
8oItsug MOr9enS 900.
@rpreBsus gbenbS $40.
Ma@ Sreoerid u. CAREERS 8errp.
400 @aamittags. Nbgans ppn 6dyperS
6errp i'm 6 II. pen Sreoerid nm Z ubr Ytor9.
Ra9 9arri sburg II. I. 70.
@Oit3us 9.2O MOrgenS.
grpreB5ug 9.45 NbenoS.
s NccpmObatiOn 3 ubr Na9mittags.
@pn BALTIMORE mad 8Rilaoel@
pbid &c.
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ltntort Teuer : NerftMermnaS GefeA=
5rs5 fdbaft BON Saltimpre.

Dteie SefeQiGaft ii nunraetr berett, 8euer- UerE1erunatu
Iur St1ot. UNI GanbbefStbunte nteeeenaunebnen. Die Office
1eitneet F1 Nc. 40 SecrnSftrabe, auf Der Nprbfette.
a~tee. lrstuetg Srbn Coates, priFbent.
Dtrettpren. -.-...s.
ebdunen DrCpfs, Yrdibent Der v0Beitern Bant.~
8bpnt1S Gnnbt, BON &anbu, @tIstn & Go.
I'm. @beSnut, bon gDm. Gbesnut & CO.
6tntpn Yarlburf, Gaufndnn, Sputbfr.
gDrt. Bridges, BON Q6m. Brtbees & Srbn.
SDbn y. 5enes, NlebIbdnbler prattfr.
Spep9 Wlattbetr3, bon 9trs. @ottbews l. @p n.
2Drt. S. Senb, Beef unb Yprt.Y5tlea.
SDpn Y. Bridges, BON 8. 9. Bridges s g.
Scbn @pateS, BrettertdnbIer.
games >. Spear, bon @etr. Spear.
Sfen &urnbuu it., Eeppt&bdnbler, BaltIn,GteHr
loottn 1itl4tal 3 SSpedr, SER.
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