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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18
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Topography sought to explain the apparent
eo,iiiihrit,ri of GREAT Salt Lake, whose
thirst absorbs q greater supply OF fresh
water than Michigan or Erie, but still the
deduction was the same. Every trial satc
its shores were saved from HOOD py the
eyaporating power. This Is no longer .
theory. and never was correct.
sI,,s night last week the schooner Pioneer,
CAPTAIN Hannah, on her voyage from CO.
rjnne 10 Stockton, when at a point In the
lake between Fremont and Kimball islands,
nearly opposite this city, came suddenly In
contact With something which the captain
thought more solid than water, believing
his vessel to have stranded upon rocks. In
stead Of this, however, the men on the Iio.
neer discovered that she was In the whIrl OF
maelstrom, for the vessel Immediately re-
| yolved as If in n circular current, ana the
motion was so rapid in the revolutions made
| that the men could scarce stand ut their
| duties.
CAPTAIN Hannah being an old sailor, and
| understanding the danger he was in, at
once added sail, and brisk wind blowing
| mt the time, the craft was, after about half
an hours detention, borne beyond the vor-
tex of the eddy. He informs General Con-
nor, the owner Of the schooner, and from
whom we get these interesting facts. that
while in the trough of the ugly hole the
deck was fur lower than the water outside
the whirlpool, and that he owes the safety
| of the vessel and men to the stiff breeze
which fortunately sprang up at the time:
The noise of the waters as they descended
denoted some mighty airless cavity below
gave strength to the suction, and the surg
ing frothy foam above was like the boiling
of a mammoth cauldron. =.
| That this is the safcty-yalyc of Great SAT-
Lake there seems to be no doubt, and we
can reasonably assume that similar openings
are numerous on the bottom. The steamer
Kate Conner will be ready in two or three
days to go on the lake, when the General,
accompanied by party. of gentlemen from
this city, will 60 out and examine the macl-
Strom.
| The men Of the College and University
will again lie called to make scientific survey
of this last great discovery, and geoloSlst
and chemist will in the waters OF the utah
Mediterranean find many valuable lessons
to impart to student and graduate. How
marvellous are natures works around us.
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From the Wheeling Register.
A ROmRntic Story,

We have heard the particulars of story
which, to our thinking, is rather romantic,
and proves the truth of two adaSes as OLD
as the hills, one of which Is "that the course
of true love never did run SMOOTH" and
the other assures us that if we - marry in
haste we may repent at leisure"
Something near four years since young
couule in this city imagined themselves
desperatelv in love with each other, and
sought to have their love tructity in matrl-
mony. The relatives and friends of the
would-bc bride warned her against the
match, and advised her to wait, tor there
is always plenty of time for waiting i'll such
matters. But hers was Il love that would
not be advised, and so, unknown to all
but. four persons beside themselves, they
sped away to Pennsylvania, that Gretna
Green of runaway couples. and were there
united in wedlock by 4 clergyman. They
returned to this city on the same evening
and parted about 10 o'clock, each resolved
to "kecp It unknown" as Shakespeare says,
until a favorable season to reveal the mar
riage should arrive. Silence was imposed
on the four friends, and we'll did they hide
the secret for nearly four years. Not soul
else has dreamed that the young lady was a
married woman. The strangeSt part Of the
story is that the husband, who never saw
his wife save one Of her friends was by, left
the city the next day and has never been
seen by her since, as we are informed, nor
has he aided in her maintenance in any way
since he called her wife. ...,
The young lady is very attractive, and
has not lacked for suitors in the years Of
her desertion, but she has refused all candl-
dates and claimants for her hand, greatly to
the establishment Of her friends. who knew
that some of the matches offered were most
eligible, and could not account for her pre-
ference for q life of single bleSsedness.
At leustb, satisfied that her husband was
her husband only in name, she revealed to
her astounded relatives and friends the fact
of her marriage and all the attendant cir
cumstances. Measures were set on foot 1T
once for divorce, and on yesterday the
hasty ties were sundered by the court, and
she is again free-frec to choose more fit
ting mate and to secure yet world of hap.
ninpsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonaer.

EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM OF
"a FIFTY-FIvE ACRES IN HANOVER
COUNTY, SEVEN MILES EAST OF RICH
CHURCH, TWO MILES BLOW MECHAN-
ICsVILLE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-A the
request of Mr.. Matthias Altmeyer, | shall sell at
auction, on the PREMISE, on "WEDNESDAY The
29d June 1870 at O'Clock P. NJ, that very desira
bic LITTLE FARM located rs above called
'.Bosworth,' now In the occup ncy OF Messrs.
Cosby and Martin as tenants ut 5000 per annum. IL
contains FIFTY FIVE ACRES OF LAND, pro-
verbally well adapted to the raising of early vege-
tables andfruits and is in the centre OF that neigh
borhood so noted for watcrmclons, sweet pota-
toes, &c.
The buildings are numerous and are amply suf-
ficlent for the use of the place.
This is really a very desirable little farm and
can be confidently recommended as such.
TERMS Liberal, and made known Mt the houro
sale. w. GODDlN,
lie Ia Auctioneer.
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MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.


offer for sale my FARM, "BEAUREGARD,"
situated a mile and half from the White sulphur
SPRINGS In Gree95rsr e9n1fy Mess CCR 1sEEs one
Ia when j., ME FaAs, ha 81 AsHH
TIMBER. A part of the meadow mas 9 s IN IN
grass for about Gish;y years The Whole farm IS
to the White sulphur Springs gives it the advan-
IA" This is farm tAS Il l. ATEREp Indeed, has
water for the White Sulphur and the considerable
town that must grow up there upon the compile
ton of the Chesapeake and C, Ohio railroad to the
Ohio river In the summer OF 'T2.
IL has commanding interest on account OF us
fine adaptation to purposes OF health and recrea-
ton. is one of the most beautiful as It is one
mountains. 1t has a fine bath and superabun.
dance Of water for many more. This water mas
never been analysed but it is evidently power
full stimulant OF the skin and great inyig ,ra,9r
OF the system There are, besides, one Of The bold,
est and strongest CHA LfBEA1E srfIN0S any
large body of alum slate highly impregna lated with
WATERS might be established. with these agen-
cics the place might be made popular and prosper
0iis adjunct of the White Sulphar, the great water
t Uaidn. VI '''' 'A n,mno~nr,-c
OR RACE COURSE, and the addition OF That
source Of amusement for the immense tnropg OF
summer visitors to the White sulphur valley
would be great public qualification, ard highly
lucrative 10 It's owners. Such a track, exactly
suicd by he temperature OF the place to summer
snort, would become one of the most famous In
the Union.
This farm might also be adapted to fish culture,
having an immense supply of clear spring water
from several urge springs and good Location for
a lake of several acres. This business has lately
become exceedingly profitable.
There is large DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
containing twelve commotious rooms, upon the
place, together with outhouses. The grounds are
admirably adapted for the finest display of ar
chitectural and other improvements.
1t Is one OF The most attractive places In the
mountains, whether for improvement rs place
of public resort or for a superb residence Tor
wealthy gentleman. -,..s@.
Persons Gesrous of seeing the place are re-
fcrred 10 my son. j. l.. CowARDIN, who resides
upon it, Either lie or myself Will state the terms.
j. A. COWARDIN,
Dispatch office.
RICHMOND, June 2, 1870. je3
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BY Lee & GoddiD, Auctloneers,
No. 1l13 Main street.
"HUNSLETT HALL" AVALUABL

HHUNSLETT HALL" AVAILABLE
IL FARM, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND NTNETI-SEVES ACRES, THREE AND
A HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND, ON TIE
MEADOW Bridge EnAn, AnJnIHiNG TIL I!
LANDS OF JOHN d. CRENSH aW AND MAS
SENA BEAZLEY, ESQ FOR SALE ATAUC-
IION.-On TUESDAY,, 2ist of June, 1870, on the
premises, ut O'Clock P. NJ, we shall offer at auc
ton that valuable ARM located as described
above, containing ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-SEVEN ACHES OF PRODUC I'VE LAND,
all of which is open and In cultivation, thirty
acres being rich hrst-class bottoms, tfGy acres
second rate, aud the remainder upland OF great
fertility; watered by two neyer-failing streams.
The improvements consist of frame dwelling
with ten rooms, Urge barn, stable, and the usual
.out-buildings, In good repair. The orchard mum
beers about 100 fruit trees Of choice selections:
Well OF excellent water. Within forty minutes
drive OF the city of Richmond, convenient to
churches, and located In healthy region OF c9un-
try and surrounded by refined society, this farm
offers rare Inducements for investment.
TERMS ODe-third cash residue, one and two
years credit for negoti able notes bearing six pee
cent. interest from day OF sale, and secured by
trust deed. LEE & GODDIH,
l., II Auctioneers.
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Masonry Denounced.
From the Catholic Worlds Critique u
HTo1hais.,,

From the Catholic Worlds Critique upon
"Lothais.'
While dcnouncing in the strongest terms
the basencss of the attempt to impute fraud,
chicanery, and political trickery, to the po-
lcy and plans Of the Church, we have reason
to thank the right honorable and learned
author for the revelation he has made Of the
secret societies. He has had ample means
of learning and understanding their opera
tons, and his implied conclusion is that the
two great forces arrayed against each other
in the modern world arc the Roman Catho-
lie Church and the secret societies, OF whom
Masonry is the mother. This is conclusion
which we accept. 1t is the everlasting an
tagonism between the Church Of Christ and
the Church of the Devil. We hope the
glimpse thus afforded will cause some OF
our clergy to reconsider the lenent opin-
ions they sometimes express in regard to
Masonry and its offshoots, and to recognize
the supernatural wisdom that has directed
the unwavering opposition which the
Church has manifested toward these works
Of darkness.
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A Boston woman refused to permit her
husband to go on fishing excursion I" be-
| cause he was very apt to be drowned when
he went upon the water, and. moreover,
did not know how to swim any more than 4
goose"
Illinois has preacher who gets his con-
gregation in church, locks the door, and
breaches at them until the deacon collects a
specified amount. He preached three hours
last sunday before they came down with
500 he had levied on them.-Ne,o York
Comm ercidl.
1t is one of the most painful indications of
the leyity Of the age that a warrior so re-
nowncd and man filling so august an office
as President Grant should be accused of
" Flapdoodle." -Ne,o York Commercial.
A Piute who, IN the streets OF Virginia
CITY, Nevada, seized the handles of an cleo
trical machine, quickly began War-dance,
and cried out, " Hi-you, whoa, you stopee
wagon, do i'm small" He was released,
and, breaking through the crowd, took
himself to 4 safe distance.
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DISAPPOINTMENT
RICHARDSON 6 Co., Auctioneers. je
BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
u OF GROUND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
BYRD STREET BETWEEN. SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS AT AUCTION. In exc
cution of decree Of the Chancery Court Of Rich
mond entered 18th June, 1870, In the cause fof
'.Nash, trustee, 49, Montague will sell at auc-
June. at O. clock p. d., tie lot of ground above
referred to- adjoining the store OF imes Sweeney,
fronting about 81 feet ....
The proximity of this property to the Tonnec-
ton depot several large manufacturing estab-
Islmeuts, and the Basin, makes 1t very valuable.
TERMS One-third cash; Balance on credit Of
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added title retained by the court
until The notes arc paid. Purchaser to pay taxes
for 1870 Is. III. NASH,
Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. je1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
BY Grnbbs e Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE RE-
LII SIDENCE no. 2o3), ON THE SOUTH
SIDE UF CLAY BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY, 2lst June, at S O'Clock L. NJ, we will sell,
upon the premises, The OUTAGE RESIDE&CE
above referred TO, now occupied by MIR. j. o. Sny-
der.
1t Is comparatively new; contains five rooms
a back porch two stories high with yenetian
blinds; brick kitchen with two rooms detached
from the main building; and the necessary out
houses. The whole premises are In beautiful or
der. The lot is 80 by about 100 feet.
The situation is pleasant, and altogether this Is
very desirable residence.
TERMS At sale. ..
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
tc II AuCtionecrs.
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BY Grusbs Il Williams,
Aucti0neers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE On THE NORTH
SIDE OF Gerry STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFfFENTH;,-lne execution oil OF
!: decree of the circuit court of Richmond entered
on the 10th day of November 1909, In the case Of
Il ,hm and ais. U.s. Rahm and ais, the subscriber,
snecial commissioner appointed for the purpose,
NIL sell AZ 1Ho so,S nnon hhc premises on
iffar If not then on the first fair Y thereafter.
at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE which was
sold by A. J. Rahm, commissioner. to Boyle q
Gamble situated as stated above, fronting 80 feet
on Cary street and running back 1919 feet TO IN
alley, being, the same property upon which the
sh Fps of said boyle & Gamble now stand
TERMS Cash sufficient To dctray cXTenscs Oh
sale and the costs in court, and the sum OF S3 oaO
with Interest from 18th February 1868. subject 10
credit IL creon o: s3eit3: credit as to 81 go
with interest thereon from 18th February, ls6s
until 18th February, 1871: Il further credit rs 70
81, leo with interest thereon from 18th February,
1865 until 18th August 1871 /; and the sidue upon
terms to he made known at the time OF sale the
purchaser to ec!te for the deferred payments
negotiable notes with interest added from the DAY
of sale, and also to pay taxes for 1870. The title
will be retained by he court until the notes are
paid. CHAELEo u WILLIAMS,
-GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs. 1el
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

RUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
4 FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT IN SIDNEY
BY virtue of deed of trust executed by Cornel,u
of n pril, 1858, and recorded IN Henrico county
court, being thereto required by the creditor
cult court for the county Of l!enrico In the chan
Gerry cause of "Liggon rs: Coke, trustce ct az. ~
rendercd on the 1sth day of May, 1870, VII sell at
uubIfc auction, upon the premises, on TIL URS-
DAY the 3Oth day Of June, 1870, at O'Clock +. NJ
If fair If not then on the next iair day the reafter
AND LOT in Sidney, just beyond Randolph
street, fronting fifty feet on street forty feet
wide, running back one bundled and twenty five
ana ,hrec-qunricr 70, t.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay all Apenses of
sale and The sum of S246; the balance upon such
terms of payment as may he announced al the
time of sale. JoH A. COKE, Trustee.
liRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. jeH
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-AUCrIoN sALEs-ruture Dsys:
BY James n. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
ONCE No. s2l Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
= FIJRsITURE AT AuCTIOE.-Wi! Re SOLD 10
~ WEDNESDAY the 22d day Of June. 1870, at 10
o o,,nck 4. M at No. 400 Clay street. between
Tonpth and Fifth streets, o lot OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNIT URE, consisting In part as 1qiiq 2T trr
/ large elegant ROSEWOOD AMI fLAlh-
GLASS BOOKCASE, s.
WALNUT BOOKCASE, =,
LARGE PIER GLASS AND NJ A IL b IL u
mARBLE-roP ROSEWOOD TABLE,
ROSEWOOD ETAGERE,
very fine FRENCH CLOCk x,r,
handsome set Of ROSEWOOD CHAMBER
FURHITURT, .,,nc
SOFA covered with hairclothl and CHAlhs,
set of HALL FURNITURE toakh
SMALL TABLES, CHAIRS, &C., &C.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale:
~ 80 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
to Auctioncer.
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NHETROPoLITAN WORKS,

CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE EEGINEs
and "a W-NILLS; 500 ttzI
BARK. GRIST, and PLASTER MILLS;
d or BRASS; Mill GEARING, &c.
ENGINES aud sAW-MILLS Of various sizes
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. al other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Bend for descriptive circulars.
-de2s WILLIAM &c. TANNER d co.
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MACHINERY, &c.
TA1H1KNEB&E ; CACs
81 OF.
= -.. SLOAT s. ADDIEGTON, 'aEA
MACHINISTS, sts e.. -.
WORKS AND OFFICE: 1422 AND 1t24 CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STBEETS,
n II NJ n

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; RE-
PAIRING SrEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS in
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF all
kinds made ami repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TENING-MILLS made and repaired in JOHN
HANCOCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds OF Seal EEPAIIs-
JUDsoN,s PATENT sTEAM-ENGISE &C.
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Compsny's STEAM
one year, and SIC sell them at low prices. We keep
all kind, of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM. ENGINES, such Is gauge
SHAFTINC. SECF-FEEDERS, STEAM-WHIS-
TIES WATER-GAUGES. GLOBE-vALyES,
BOILER -FLUE CLEANERS, anda general as
sortmeDt of such articles as are used by all runs
ming steam-eng ines and saw. mills. ~.
SLOAT d ADDIHGT0N,.
jel5 1879 and 1874 Cary street.
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OLD MAIDs.-Dr. Bond says that to affect
to pity old maids is mere waste of calf
power. sold maid" is felt to be al cpithct
of reproach, when in most instances it is a
title Of honor. 1t is accepted as Il designa-
ton Of inferior, when in truth it commonly
marks the higher grade Of women.
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ByA. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
ortbxcst corner of Main and Fourteenth streets

southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
A PART OF NO. llS IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTi0MI;,I
IA y the 18TH day Of june 1870, ut 'clock I. M
on the a'0 premises, those TWO BEAUMFpL
BUILDING LOTS situated In The most engioiie
mart of the town, lust above General Logan's late
residence. fronting on W ashington street SO Icct,
running back 1872 feet. and adjoining the lots OF J.
Schultz and others. These lots command n llne
view of the city of Richmond and all the James
TERMS: 0ncLhird cash; balance IN and 3
months, negotiable notes, interest added; secured
by deed of trust. a. =. GULLiAM.
H. lB--2tTh&Sl AucIlolltcI.
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r ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL Es-
COUNTY, I'm THE C1TYfsOF WILLIAMS
RfrgC A Nm rrIyI,a rIrrY OF NOR R0T, X. FOR

r ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL Es-
doU NIT n T2 VIE Mfpb fDMak
sALE.-In the suit Of the Dismal swamp Land
Company and ais. ys Robert Anderson,s cu r.,
city Of Williamsburg and county Of james City,
1t was, among other things, decreed as follows:
sssag aSd ~ yyes e Dffrike eSe9s
died seized and possessed will be necessary for the
payment OF his debts, and that 1t would be to the
the Court, without de,i ling any qnes ions in tie
suit, doth adjudee, order, and decree, that ali Ill
REAL ESTATE whereof the said Robert Ander-
and parcels, and at such times and places, as the
commissioners who may execute this decree may
a ays' notice published in ma newspaper printed Ii
the city Of Richmond. and one printed In the city
Of Norfolk, and pasted at the court-house doors Of
real estate to be sold Is upon the following terms
sufficient sum In cash to pay the expenses OF the
sale the balance to be paid In g. IL and Is months
equal instalments, each to bear interest from the
day Of sale, the purchasers to execute bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable to the COM
mi 'sioners, for their respective purchases.
In obedience to the above decree we, the UNDER
signed, appointed special commissioner to exc
II the GT q st W Of on
WHARF right on the river shore. Also the fol-
lowing FARMS adjoining the town, and veAy
to Norfolk, Richmond, aud Bailimore: FRENCH
QUARTER farm, 80 acres; TERRAPIN POINT
farm, $50 acres PIGEON QUARTER farm, 100
acres IVAN BUREN farm, no acres; HUB
BARD'S farm. 90 acres; R0WE,S farm, 40 acres J;
ELhIOT1,S farm, Al acresj MONETI'S farm,
GO acres GRlFFIE'S WOODLAND, SO acres.
Also eight or ten LOTS In the city of Williams.
burg State of Virginia, we'll situated, some OF
them hlyng houses on them. Also one HOUSE
Al ID LOT, and one LOT, In Norfolk city'on Cum
berland street. ,
The sale of the above property Will be made
privately by the commissioners wheneV yer soey re-
cciac fajr offer for any PORTION tncreo. II not
sold privately before October 2eih, mat being
\ ork County court-day, then all Of such property
living in the town or York and the county adjacent
will be put mp by the safd nlmissionsrs before
fine courthouse door In Tire town Of 7 DIRK.
TIA properly in Williamsburg Will be sold on
the IoTII DAY OF OCTOBER, at the court-house
door 10 that city, IL not sold privately before that
time. 80 =" 49, a..
prcmisps the 18th DAY OF. OCTOBER, III not
sold bsfore that time privately by the commits
Persons wishing to purchase will find good no.
raj In ynrktown and George w. Greenwood VIII
SHOW the property. In williamsburg purchasers
can applv. and persons wishing to know more
can write to Robert A. Bright, Esq, W illiams-
Ts'e commissioners will be ready to sell any Of
thc above property privately after thirty days
have passed from the first publication of this In
Richmond AID Norfolk paper.
JOHN T. SEAWELL,
-. TAZEWELL TAYLOR,
n.
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The Great Utah Mystery-The Dis.
coyery OF the Outlet OF Great Salt
from the Utah Reporter of June 10.

From the Utah Reporter of June TO-
To-day we give the facts as we have them
relative to the discovery Of subterraneall
outlet to Great Salt Lake. This inland sea,
the briniest of all the waters of the world
and which former investigations pronounced
as being kept at its level by the action Of
evaporation, has itself solved the mystery
Of the mountains. The lofty hills and all
the lovely islands have for countless ages
found o mirror for their grand majesty In
the bosom Of our lake, and its FURNISHED
face has been kept bright with the crystal
supplies Of thousand streams from out the
roaring canyons, clefts, and snowy
reservoirs of the rocky chain. The
eye Of science has scanned with care
the agencies which, it was supposed, held
the aqueous wonder in its place, and the
Humboldts and Sillimans Of both cont.
nents saw no eseapement for the g Hanging
Sea" save through the asriel pathways Of
the Gun. Many years ago the Bureau o.