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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-27
Scientific and Classical Institute,
IsICEvHy.HE, TENNESSEE.
\ G L l. Y.
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classical Department
w. a. g.. ~ ~ q w n, a. Va,
Scicnti e Department


L r q y.
list Glass, per Term of five months ... $40 90
ID Glass. per Term of five months .... II 30
I'd Class. per Term of five months .... Is 90
18th Class, per Term of five months .... ~ OO
Contingent Fee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 90
HdV the 1WitjoR anil the Contingent Fee ore
ReYuired IL IdtuRce.
Board in families, $500 to $3.50 per week
including washing, &c.
The next Session begins on Monday, the SOth
Of August next
The rooms and furniture are being painted
and fitted UP in the best style.
Arrangements have been effected to procure
Apparatus to illustrate instruction in the
leading branches of Natural Science.
The Text books are the latest and mott
popular in use.
Instruction in this Institution is intended 10
he fully up to the requirements of the age,
both in matter and manner.
July >. lS5g-tt-S3
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-27
JUST RECEIVED.

NTCKELDIN & DEMENT, HAVE JUST
wi received another invoice of New Goods
consisting of Blcachcd and Brown Muslns,
Ladies Congress CATERS, Cloth Boots. Gents
Boots and Shoes, together with new styles OF
Prints--whirh they offerat great inducements.
July %, 1869 sc
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-27
FU u TU R Il.

WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HANT
w and for sale cheap, good lot of Furni
ture, consisting of Bcdsteads. Lounges. Safes
Chairs, etc., etc. A. {. robson & co
April Q, lSG0-tf-T1
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-27
TAKE NOTICE.

DARTIES INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
l. signed can now pay their accounts and
notes in Wheat, Corn, Oats and Bacon, at tho
highest market price. If these terms are not
accepted promptly. shall proceed to collect
AS the law directs A. c. robson.
Athens, July 80, 1S60-tf-S7
, 1869-06-17
tsco 10 an8vcr n the Recorders Court On the
chx.rr A falsely iIupr1sQptpH them.

ssco to snsxcr n the Recorders Court On she
ehArge q falsely inpr1soning them.
Tnxn1 WILL zz MkE7no OF the Thirteenth
Ward Republican Club At thtr Headquarters No.
ID West Madison Btreet On ThursdaJ evening, At
~ O'Clock. The nn!n9 ot vacancies asd otnef
important business E1f eene Up: Al Rs2usGn,;; y;
Asteodance u deslrod
ToEx, UleaUx + Co, dtsttncs14 were cha1xed
before Enlted Statca Commissioner uoyns. ~.
te1d1y, with not removing the brands On pafIe9
er ~ sPPya9 sSs ss1a no' T. sa ior furaei
hearing to-day.
DAxn MocAR1x was charged beiosa 1uktee
Tnshtp, ytaterdA7. with ste4linx $soo worth Of
c1othtpE belonging 10 Fred Crtaendeu- Conkta-
lie Fseps1 recovered ths properly At several
tr4ai
Tu1 MzfazEs Of the Evangelical Ep!s,opu
Conference aFn 10 mees socially this erenine, the
people OF Cnr1si fa,tsh, II the reAdencA Of Ed
xaEd C. CleAyer, Esq, Michigan avenue, corner
Of Thirty third street. The Indiana Arenue and
State stEret cat8 eaeh run 10 9htrry-drst street
THERE VIII RI strawberry and ice cream fes-
usAl II the Cicero AlssIon Chapel corner Of Wet
Ls8e md Seymour STREETS this evening. for the
benefit Of Rer. 7. u. Good5euox, wno for long
ase cordially inTtled.
TIN Err ER4 D1r,s1oN Of the Soma Of Temper
ance viii hold public meeting on Thursday even
ting next, ii the church corner Harrison and 6anga-
mon fateS8. ReF, n. T. hA7Nn and othel8 Ntu
address The Meeting.
IN AAnIHoCe Gs.1ntAN reeidtng n Connect
eut-uot ~. E.sPEa2ne.AppeasA, oret lis own Zig.
nature, as follows; Too the mecEAnlec aud l.
boring men Of ny native town I viii reprtziut
yon In the StAlt Ascemblee lucspect1 OF poflyflca
relittoD, or eddscashuu-'' u
OK TrEsDAf EyHNNG LAST young nan named
Dwight frost. agent OF the Home Mutual 1nsur-
ance Company, was seriously injured by falling
from house on Third ASennc, which he was II.
sIecting al the time.
THH CokdKEGAr1oS OF Christ Church arc corui.
ally inTtted to soctablc II the house OF E C.
C!eaFer, Esq, to meet the delegates OF the Evan.
SelleM Episcopal Conference. Tue house Is On
Michigan avenue. corner Of Thirty -sAtrt street.
Tnn CHICAGO .soRTHwrs7ERS Railroad Com.
rany has again decreased the nate Of fare 10 kacrA
mento or tsn Francisco, 10 that 1t l. now 11H fol
the through TIP.
TEE LApT CoaTp6IToRs OF the Fruir1 FdrrHe7
once and their fneuda 60 on their annual excur.
son 70 Evanston to-day.
SwEpx named Andress Hilgrm wnl assaulted
and robbed Of $50 at the Michigan Central Depot
last evening. The there's n1de their escape
, 1869-06-17

On the ssth Of Aa1ch, 1861, as the ecnscs showed,
there were then living In The Enited Sta' 'es ~
fcals md upwards" From time 70 tine nol,ee.
appear mentioning briefly os "a detsi instances o.
eSaorllna13 lonsevttJ; 1ne Oldest X pe,s9n ',, g.
wxs Peter Zortan, Hungarian, vac 6lcd II &c
age Of $50 yea1A fazr ana Jenkins VET notable
ot 1oSs X sDS hs ssaas
age al the rue OF deash Nest persons Ike -
ltTe long, and many dread the approach Of laa:
moment when the, fnal summons hAl
10 D 9eniion % tie names Of q lev ind:1tIu-
us who have died seesnt1s; Fer sKample; ISs N
wife Of sultsn se!iu NJ died ncsoSef IT; So
iss;, use.i. is: Sfs. Allee P. Tedd: died Aa5ca,
1861, nEcd 100; Aun Aaloney, d!ed Aasca lss.,
aceJ is: Essaa Easion, d1ed Oc.oect, 1851. aeed
is: MIS- 4 l. Cia.E, ded August, 1851. aged T..
Solomon Eckett died Jaansfy, lse.. aSsI W
Mother Watts > died December. 1866. aged ~
NIs. T,etsey Eaktnaa te1l October, 1857, AGED ~
MrA A,uta Reat1 died May, 1857, xSed 10: MA
esiepra:ea @ aar:sasor. ed IN England ID 1851 ases
Bacoa etases somewhere IA bis WORK. that g;
taIn trxA1 Lord had = c1od OF freshly dug eAffs
| brought into nls room every morning snd lasd o.
napkIn under hts nose, 20 shat be might SIS.
u, supposlqe taas tass rtgpsa xoula promote q
| IL the case OF Lewis Cotu25o% venetian genne
| man who lived to Tood old xse, Aad mo NIos.
| an account Of nls Own experience II Loe IT {
| recovering and Preserving health The boSs
which IS curiosity, xas written tn the alxteeni.
| century, the author Of 1t nasinR died = Pada;
Anu IL, ls61. aeed 100 Year,. il was translate e
into English by ". Jones, A. q, And An editsoa *
| vss tn,,SSAsned IN Edlrbctgn n IseS TIC tile Q
the Tork Il, f'sufe ntttnvss Of attaining ton
nearly a hundred yeals old and his book Is re-
vaded with practical good sense, cheert1lne ~
unaffected ptcty- IN chapter ore ne treats opon, ~
| sober and regular lite" IN Chapter tHo ufFou ~ =
I !.roethod ol carrecua9 q bad tonAt1tu aon "
thi;u chapter consists Of letter 70 dlsahEa,sne
--,- ~--,r INC rreeha-' - rni"v|Ti. 70
atete arop.nta u o1a xSr;"' Aaa Cs fsa15 q
, 1869-06-17
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ATTEMPTED SHletDE.


An Old ,1an Determined on Self Destruction
lie Tnkcs LAudaunra and Cuts
His Throat.
An old man. Is ycars OF age. named Henry
Hammond, made determined attempt At suicide
yesterday noon. For SOME time past he has acted
- barkeeper for Il. Seates, proprietor Of saloon
Ut No. u North State street, Ever stnce he haa
been employed at this vocation, he has given him
self over to brooilng and melancholy.
On 1ast MnndA5 be procured two-ounce ylal
hiltd VIII lAudAnIu md Swallowed tbs eontens8.
Fortunately his condition Was Observed IN time 20
gave his 1nc. ply siclaa ~as called, and b} means
p1 powerful Antatotcs, ami forced exercise. he w4s
resuscltatcd Hiuce that time behaving thai he
would make another attempt on tho nrst oppot.
tunIty, 6tr1ct sutTe elllancc WIS kept over bis &C
tions. Tic was locked ia hls room, and the apart
nent derived OF nil Articles with which self-mur.
der could be committed Yesterday he ey1nce1
happier disposition than rsEa1, aud The
vigilance OF his attendants WAS some
whA: relaxed While alone for q few minutes, a
ppon he BtealthtIg entered another apartment nnt
procured razor. When his gua1d returned, ht
was found on the floor, Welterng IN bis blood. Al
investigation DISCLOSED this fact1 fnA, he hnd cn
his throat f1om car 10 car. but By some st1an1t
fortune, had not severed his wintptpc Tni
&-pund EAs ghastty opc, but not necessarily
falsL 4 physlcfan was called, and the cash vi
closed Gnless too much weakened By loss O
| Hood, the sufferer viii probably recover
, 1869-06-17
Il Curi01lty4

The Augusta GNe-l Journal has the following:
Twenty year, ago, or II the spring Of lsto. the
Superintendent Of the burtM ground In Halo
Nell-Czptatn John BeemAn, who Is st1lt one Of
the business men Of that ctty-purchaaed num-
Der Of ailyer poplar EeeS averaging about two
inches tn diameter At the ground aud nre feet In
height And GanBplauted them In the cemetery.
They nou11shed 1nelJ aud have become large
trees, adding TerJ Mnch TO The beauty Of the
cemetery. a few days aao one at these trees WAS
cot down BY direction ofthe present Super!ntend.
ent Colonel ". s; Halnes, for the reaaon tnAt It's
branches ~esc broken Oh BY the CREST Ice storm
last winter and the ttee ruined. The fallen Iee
mcagured twerty-o one inches IN diameter at the
arutnp and waA about forty feet Ia length
" lmbrdded In the centre Of the trunk was found
the original tee, Of the sl1ae size a. when trans
planted twenty tfHrn ago, but minus the bark.
All the growth Of the tree hsd been outsde Of and
apparently detached fsom the original The core
or original tree WAS loose and fe from It's seprl-
chre when the trunk WAS being Hplit, tnou9h 1t
Was as full OF lte a. whcn u2nsplaated. Upon
the original tree which Is about I've feet long and
two lneees In diameter at the largest end, arc ten
Knots showing that number OF limoa to have been
sswed on when the saplirg whs set out. The
nlrfs Of the Baw ere distinct as Il
made yesterdsJ. This cur1ons freak Of nature
may be seen at the store Of Captain Beeman, IN
uAlsowelL II is genuine ca1tossty, md worthy
OF place In the States cabinet We doubt
whether similar specimen can be produced"
, 1869-06-17
Effect OF Dict

The RrQ Nall Gazette eays: ...,,-
~honsLtur Cabnss0n has presented TO tue
French Academy curious ets4J on the eject Of
diet on the moral and tnteltc1oM faculties OF uau
Its influence Is, IN hts olanson, 70 great thst II
would scarcely be an e1aGHttauon 70 parody
wca1 -knnwn p1oTc1h md nay, DIS n4ois &C que tn
Hanges, Ct le y dEA g que Ea ea, II passase
stvacty to the 1ixnt French Ttnea, and English
pondcrostts to 'postaSebecs;' and many French
men s,s convinced that the Distinguishing rrs1ts
oI thu two nations mas IN great measure be as
c11bcd TO the use Of these beycrage- Bat n. CT
beBon has dITcd fAr r,orn deeply Into the subject
and eIpeEtmeusAl1zed on his own person with
varo1s articles Of food-cofee taken on an empty
stomach seems to have produced snost s1Att-
ling effects. he informs Us thAt imuedtateQ
AFTER tguhibnF It his IDEAS scqultcd unEsaA pro-
ruudtty, his FtIl In writing WAS cold bot correct
perniciuus change; be becnne mornse, eGotlst&-
cQ md generally disag1eeAbta moderate break
last restored him 70 his normal ktAtc, ana t1e
dtsspfcA,1uce Of Intellectual PTutuudlsY Kas con
renkated for by an infnx Of Ecnla> Aad eenea<li
Ideas. ...
"The theory Is A. yet too nnderaloped To admit
Of the prescription Of \ particular Diet FOR every
| rice. but, a general rule, NJ CahaAeon assurrs
NJ thai diet OF usils and Vegetables Is conducive
Lanantne. who, In one OF his prefaees states
| with that couaplacencJ With which onlf french
MH4 can talk Of hlnasei, to2t he Attributes to tie
sthe purity OF feeling the felicity OF e11srs8tosa
And the e1ctstte serenity which Always chaFactet
! ICED riU. Ali IAmart1ufS fEeuds know that h
retained this serenity Of disposition TIL hls aeath
| Il he really owed It to vegetable Dict II IS PITT
desirable eject on the agriculture! classes L LIE
l 1nNN
, 1869-06-17
California TuIc Lnndp.

The on,y nrsct,ca result of importance in the
way OF rrc,aimjnu the iples ha1 been upon Sner.
fu,iy sol9e nc problem Tne t.lsud % ia betSeen
the Sacramento and san Joaqa,n Rivers, the lower
p:stIon betng at the Junction Of the Sacramento
TWO InIes below Rio Vista, on the opposite side
Of the nveF. It H about tweire miles long and
th1ee miles vide and contains 1900 acres Of
RIO Vista, the back on the 9ar7amento River. aud
ths breast on the san Joaquin, Arouud this iaI7e
and ,e en{tra isl.ni Is i,oT seueyed to ht cdtn.
entirely Covered WITH > rant growth Of tie; now
It is being rapidly cleared and reduced 10 cuItra-
lion, lie xster Needs are swiftly passing away
under tho 1uAnipu]atIono Of tho farmer. and
healthy Vegetation Of vsue Is rapidly taking their
plsce.
Lost IN the Tulea" This has been the canton
Of msuy an iutefrstina sensation aTtcle. freoaent-
en Inc P3rla,3Ge H. ~ "a t4oetnec ~ H.
trrrst hi ha4e neyer fally annrss1a:ed vhst must
one un@ ne naso oeeu n he dresdsd thiceel IL
be shot out from al mankind, from q nRht OF all
landma1ks which " LEND compass to steer By
tne rnpk th!ctct fat above yoar NTH no gpace
aroupd 5ou save that which your own phyaical
strength can make, shut 10 In this cell OF your o~n
S1 sna 5sns os {an 9, hs
course By the planats-there tn that Jungle, sota-
y md alone nlghr md DAY, your ctes for help IN
nd ma ~ans lSu1 of no. nsns,samens II ] ana ana viii no
sound but the sad funeral sisnlng Of the vtni
through the rant 1nsnes--the effect can to some
dcscI1bed. The utter help,essncss Of the wan.
derer Is hey ona description. Strong and co1raSe-
ous men, who would no, quail before the caunon's =
sitnation' and wccn Ike childrcp. Starting from
DIEejow' ! ranch, on tie Sacramento, 10 company
mi Of The distance being through {hc tales. iol-
lowing q foot path 80 n2r7ur tha. the reeds nad
10 be pushed aside It erery step TO open au Are-
| me The growth Is from fcu to fifteen 1cck high.
| The rules are about the size OF IN ordIna9 wolk-
| tnE stick ut the bottom tapeYtng mp to = needle
, 1869-06-17
THE HORSE.
Great sale Of d. A. Cages
Bl0oded Stock at River
side Yesterday.
Logan Sold Tor $1,000, and Bonnie
Scotland for $4,000.
Tho Sale To-Day.

A pothble eve0s In connection with American
tuf matters was the great suction sale Of blood
snd s1utnnS stock owned By D. A. Ga2e, Esq., u
Riverside Fxrm, yestefdAJ- TIE breeding faf1a o1
II. Gage had beoome famous throughout the en-
ttrs country Il containing some Of ne nneA
stock to be found anywhers; and The announce
mens thai The ssls Of tae ta1m
snny nece4s,sased s-mMxzy disposal
Of the sctendM collection Of animals embraced In
the stud attracted general sttcntinu atnoug Ioy-
en- Of horteoesh. = Large rumher OF whom, frou
different SECTIONS OF The country. made It a point
ncrains. .p 70 % 7sny Of Shout one hundred senIe-
Ipeu embarked On board special train provided
:.s G r. dasnp !es II I'D u s1e trsqe p
ssl:suad. ;sr Arrived !. Riverside, ! iitus time 1ss
pointed stables md examining the stock, aud at
AboEt II O'CLOCK The sale beEAn- TIE terms Of
the sale Ne1r peTeEto1 AID for cash 10 the h!ga-
Thc we1tkno~n dark bay Stallion, Logan. by
R.sdlt 'sIlAnpletnn4an; h.s dan, Lady Wallace,
II ohio Eclipse s1aaa- -as @ say MileE, ,. foss ao
s7cSo. Vi Which sun ine noble animal vas struck
Se1t xas led out one cf the most celebrated
horses On the American turf-uo leas an equine
personate than Princess the old time anil power
long lot since si.cn over W 70 b1eedln9 Tne anugasicd
ootad .yt-av,nix rn11 f,efnr hahvr n fnsi
~; oat.n 80 ~ rts+..n :. r oeo' Her rasue
ms sffnosf W ent,rr1v hssed upon he forthcoutng
~. M 90 x.1* so1d 1t IT,. 1oK nrure Of 4. .Sa5
~ oe1 Mr. ,Tr Enn'd n Ga;earn. ~ s'F'
1oehts ~ " sna fo.1 sir ..av. ots
n,s-1 ,x S:sne-si u e H,7dnr II Teoncss%e hy
ChNde Harold, sta1ted u ssa0 Aad was sold at $50
cors,,nn .l ~ - NV ~. hr tn,nor4ed 3,encoe
ssnrd - ss.H snd ~ ssS1 ~ ss.ttnt q ps1Ss
VI r1,en sss11.o ,no fon, na, h, tne .y,h no,,4
r,rr..ntsd n TsTrsac.,t PeTcse SOD To- !. j. IA.
E,nnrts ros SD
Fmnsa Srear and fnsl chestnut bred t,y + Ha--
per. N!dxnT NJ. by EodoreeT. 70 n. r, TucEer.
, 1869-06-17
OBITUARY.
Death Of e1rs. George L. D1nlzp.

Atelegram from Boston announces the death.
" spople1y, Of Ars- George I. Dunlap, wife OF
the General Superintendent Of the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad. She fell dead instantly IN
the great Coliseum, while attending the peace
jubilee, yesterday. Mrs Dunlap wA3 slste1 OF
hon Joseph Fond, President Of The Massachusetts
been married kt1teen Year,, and leaves two dangh-
tcfs. Her husband and children were with her when
this IreEafnble calamity took place- Mra. Dunlap
and 4ttrect1yeneas Of person For many yeara
she has been one Of the ornaments Of society ID
this city, aud her loss Will be felt most deeply ii
the large circle whcfc she was 50 much loved and
, 1869-06-17
the gtTY III BarEE.

EVANSTON Is 70 nave A0otnef Metnod1sl CnEtcp,
for the 1tev. Mr. Dendye congregation Ground |
waa broken yesterday. TIE new edi1ee will be I
tn the pointed Gothic style ot architecture, and
will DC bullt Of brtc1 j Will have broad gable |
FROM, with ls.ge rose window, and sptre at the
northeast corEe1 Two hundred feet high The
building r! III be cruclIorm, each tSsnsept termns-
nE Z sr01n Esss nn ssfse - c;ls
MIC four hays, d!tided from each other by pro
WINDOW IN each bar. The main andtorum win
heat GO persons, aud the gallery So tneIe being
enases Val pe he s.e,asn s. Esoora, 1e:tnro-
room. l4ichen and dtninG-soeu- The kitchen
and dlntng,soo1 viii be IN tae basement; ne ieS.
church BY sliding doors behind the puplt and will
Accommodate aO persons; The Sabbath School
@ seeoas noeT gne o @ s N 70 @ Se xss 81 s
end The library ls116, the former beng furnished
Tsn ss ssa'e ana sapahs o. % M
rpoied and completed this I'll, At IN eattuatod
cost Of kdo,tt0-
Mrs. sx1Tu. VIE OF the pastor Of church Al
mi q
W. a'iorsd 70 dr1nE Mrs. s iookeI = tne
drive ac1os. he attempted to Do 10, ba: some
how III suralne the ca1Iiase EAs tipped over. and
The occupants fel! Into The water: NJ 9; became
slst his wife, who noasei sway: Her body vas
recovered n Place Where the wafer vas hut
lafee tect oeep- Hhtfe 1ne casualsJ uapptneuA
WAS July t"o 'ces Ii nep'1'
AT An ELECTION for Directors Of the Leayen-
worth Lawrence GMyestou Ra!ieoad held At
Iaxrcnce. Earsss, on Monday last, tue following
aamed gentlemen were choscI: Nessrz. s. T. Joy,
y DeRSa; 1afaes H. nkes, o1 CnAeaFn; Anos
+ Hai q Aurora. Hopess , MMtlA os Sncsso;
moses Iasior 9! EeW lofk rs Wntan s'ntsSs, w
shcsSos AHtta StutseSr - 1Hh: Gsi's GGsiLatsta
HaI1 ~ ~ ~ ~ - ksinca n;
No. Ens s4tr-rA 1f 3kfe enf$N NFH
!"fels1: NianEa eplVR .! a.. 7rna ~ ., " ~
Ss, Sus., =. ioAA 4ae taS" 'e4u lD@e'' "e4e -'' 'A
-.
T1x A11A<f1aa % 10c pupac y cA1eo 70
taotGEEh-sotllR t4tie PAPER GaGsu Sne -. ~.
AkeeFH Hkt1 pan1see1 IT ". y. tSteA E1Q, ~
Jackun- TtnEL Thls II N OLD kaodafu ParcE,
and occE2l1 nIt.~e1asa pos!tlon - a aaset-s-
nc 4$olEa1 .nose W1aaln9 70 1sA! taeMseiss
tsz5N y hlssnno9 eotauns eaH nAse an n o2Ios.u-
~ ,.1.1;,r Her,s 4; III. - go ~ r. IND.
ing hfEa ihrtr carI.s to-taY or ID uourruW.
- - --..,,,.,,
UN-lHEksDAI ttGuNS nc0 1AtE eute+ taa1'
tAncd WIN EoEAA1 t1n feAatuES "a ftoitsso! ~
Comnacf o. EEs1Kn1 Enyess1sJs 1e sE' L1e rtacs y
"a MfseS At1aocet AS1rEHlat Sauscn+ 1Ausl "
- Saue tsss4 aaa Ga1easo afenuc- 1noss as'
neen bnsiy engaged ii The edcr, 10 uaatc Ills en-
,e-t.,ataen: Hurpass aoeshilc ii ,:s Ine tna. has
been given for tcne tine The admission wall be
Irec.
,,a,,...,,1 1,..r
a SF4S ~, " - ~, -
sirref, iecame frightened While passing in thai
tlctr:iv yesterday morublT, and sped rapidly
foward the nr1dgr, Wnlca had jug: been saung
, 1869-06-17

Those works Of art, advertised to be sold ey
William A, Buffers T. Co, 1t No. 1sa South Cla1f
strces, to-rorsoE morning and Afternoon, a. nalI"
rast 10 aud halYpAtt O'Clock, art ZACH - feT ot
our readers e1peu. to ind oceEed IN MS way
possessing, ~ tho great majority, Of tnen 90.
aereeai,1y passed than Id tho lnspecucn Of theH
beauties pre71ou8 to the sale.
, 1869-06-17

treattse On The s1bitth and death Of r4n.n. This
curious book tx worth readinQ. Tnn following u .
short extinct from page Is:
~ nm Hasu1ed 1haS snsM SILL tTe Beyera; yearA
n health, md thst anal long enjoy the pleasure
Of belpg IN tho world. which Is certainly very
right use Of t. hope 70 resp greater satia!ac-
taon from hence IN The other llle, and shall lyc
under obligations TO the virtues Of the regimen to
Cd over ny pASnous. NOT II there auy m2n but
tnay hope for The ZANE happlueaa u he would 1ire
- hsyS DONE
, 1869-06-17
r~{tu- n& Auction,

At1p o'clock on Friday morning next Aeassa'
Colby Wits viii Eel 1t auction. in their eales'
ro5u,s, No. lto South Clark street. asupet1ot atock
Of furniture. They are Agents for the n1 nniee
tu1crB, and warrant all Eooc1 equal 70 any sola "
tab at auction eyefJ Friday morning C1A ana
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PERSONAL


John L sunstt has gone into the comniFRton
buMness IN baltimore
The Hon. James A. BayAr,l, or Delaware, Is Just
recovering from the smallpox.
The wife Of SpurEeon. the noted London
preacher, II suffering with an tnc1Iahle disease
that must soou terminate In death.
William Henry Hartppt, Of the New York World,
has gone to Europe 10 "do" the Ecumenlca1
Council and the aoez Canal opening for his
paper.
CHARLES Dickens has rega!ned bis health, and
wB1ts II much II eser.
The Rev. Dr.. Puusnon il 1t Toronto, sick He
has q bronchial Affection
At ColunbtA. Tenn, on Thursday last. John h
BOND, lawyer Of thai place waA united IN marriage
10 Miss Oc;Av1a l. zolltcodcr: and Nj. n. Gathcs,
Of Kentucky, to Hiss Mary D. Zpticn1er. Both
ladies' arc daughters Of the Late General Felix Z.
zollcoEer.
The Pz1ts Gdulots anlrn8 that MaxLnl, Who IS
under many sentences from French courts, came
through Paris, walked In the Pzssago JoudrJ, sat
down md smoked cigar tn trpnt nf one Of the
cafes on the Bou}evasds; bnd, as he Taa setting
bis foot Oh board the steamer q Boug1ogne to go to
England. put Into the hands Of messenger q
teieg1aphie dispatch to the Prefect Of Police, 70
Inform him thas he had tuss passed uupcfce!yed
under Ills nose.
jay cookc hxs captured 7X pound trout IN the
Rsu9rly Lskcs Of Maine.
MI. Mullins, the Tennessee orator, speaking oi
man tn Arkansas who met violent death, saya'
"He sank to dealh IN the solIloquy Of his owr
blood: VIC shall view him no mere I'll the chaotic
tnrrh Of Gabriel wakes 70 living consciousness
the universal dome, and we ahal eee ourselves u
otheys zee u in1hat bourne whence no traEeuefrr
trruA"
Adelna Patti has seappeared In london - Ami
na, IN y La sonnambula, :" the zane part In Whlcl
, 1869-06-17

Francasco, leaving Van Buren, surst 1eons !. ~.
H. nsk'-- - daiiy train nom Chicago to San
rr1nctscu, Might trains viii leave dtl3I, u e1sept
Saturdayk,'' for Council Bl111- NO tr.ln wlu
leave on Saturday night NEXT
, 1869-06-17
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record for juno 10, 1880. ~ te-
ported by J. G. lAnsgu,h, 5r., opucian, III Raa-
doiph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute. Ihe small tetsera are tho Initials TO.
ne Hosds "xesE!aE," :. Gentls :" n4ga, "drJ. y
, 1869-06-17
Rnllticul RiaahtlSkica In TttHiuiNs

QI1&k0GIIH1GH
4 vrgnizn, who was pardoned BY President
johnson, In September, 1Se3, and voted at t7e
election held tn his Stale On The 7th or October
following, has recently breu refused the right to
right 10 vote, on the ground that his politfcsl dis
abilities we're removed long before the passage Of
the Fourteenth amendment. and betore the
enactment Of the reconstruction 1cta Of Congress.
lie has received the following reply:
"HEADQrARTEKs FIRST military D1sFR1cr,)
"STATE ar VIRGINIA,
" McHHoSp. Va, Juno ., 1569.)
q" Hr. 7. T. Fauntl<roy, FineAtster, Ta-:
's1z: 10 reply 10 your letter Of the 22th uitIno,
stating thai 5oQ have received pardon from the
President Of the Unlted States for participating ID
the l4te rebellion, and in4utrtn4 II you hare the
right TO register and vote, an instructed By the
Commanding General 70 SAT that Executive par.
don does not remove political disabilities
"Vety respectfully, Jour obellent servant.
"LoCI '. CtzliRc, Il. D. C., A. 4. A. G.
, 1869-06-17
RetluotioY, of Rates.

The Chicago, Rock Island h Pacific Railroad
Company have reduced The r1te Of fare from ca
csro 10 Sacramento or San Francisco % 415a-
TcEet4 BY 1ht3 route can be obtained II Al the
prtnct1al ticket otIces n the Cnlted Sntea-