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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22


gig. one day gave dinner sitter dis
secting Mississippi alligator, having
asked a good many of the most dis
tinguished of his classes to dine with
him. His house and all his establish
,nent were in good sly 10 and taste.
His guests congregated. The dinner
table looked splendid will, glass, CHI
ma, aid plate, and the meal commerce
cd with excellent soup. l e
SLOW do you like the soup?" asked
the doctor, after having finished his
own plate, addressing famous guur-
mand of the day.
Very good, indeed" answered the
other; :. turtle is il not! only ask
because do not find airy green fat
The doctor shook bis head.
"lthink il has somewhat of mus
Ky taste" says another :; /" not unpleas-
ant, but peculiar" s.sl
"All Alligators have, replied Buck
land "the caymad peculiarly 50. The
fellow | dissectea this morning, and
which you have just been eating
There WAS a general rou: Of guests;
every one turned pale. Half dozen
started up from the table; two or
three ran out of the room, and only
those who had stout stomachs remain
ed to the close of an excellent enter
tainment. ffa
"See what imagination is" said
Buckland. IF had told them it
vas turtle, or terripin, Or birds nest
soup, salf water amphibia, or fresh,
or the glutton of 10 fish from the may
of sea bird, they would not have
been none the worse. Such is preju-
dice"
but was il really an allisatorY"
asked a lady.
"As good a calf's head as ever wore
a coroneI, answered auckland.
PALFY's LOVE TRIALs.-TAe Ectec.
tee quotes some "new curiositias of
literature" from Puach. One is about
Paley.
"He was constantly IN hove, and as
often, with an excess Of fastidiOusncss,
discovering some imperfection which
deferred him from proposing mar
rage. One lady sneezed three times
in three minutes; another looked too
stout on horseback another hOrrified
him by partaking twice Of liver and
bacon a fourth could not Tell what
caviare was; and a fifth, who really
thought she had hooked the arcbdea-
con, lost him by his coming in unex-
pectedly from one of his fishing excur-
siOns, and finding her sucking large
sized orange
MIGHTY PoTTTEp0Ts.-The temper
au,e movement in England meets
with many obstacles. at is difficult
says the London News, ito convert a
nation which has been drinking deep
~ for more than thousand years, to
habits of sobriety; for the Saxons
were mighty pottlepots, and all the
Northern tribes have been drunken
from the remOtest antiquity"
The skeleton of gigantic masto.
don has just been secured for the mu.
scum of Rutgers College by Prof.
Cook. TWAS found i'm Salem county
Nj and lacks its tusks and some Of I
its bones. The most perfect speci-
men known is owned by DR.. Warren,
of Boston. which was found in Orange
county, N. v, and set up complete
by A. j. Prime.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

More lawsuits thar loyc-suits arc
brought on by attachments.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

The prospect for the peach crops OF
MARYLAND and Delaware IL SAID to he
excellent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22
G.. f. CATIONS
COUGH BALSAM

In offering q F Cations Cough Balsam to
the public, We feel confident that In short
time ii will become fully as popular as that
well known remedy, B A Fahnestock's Yer.
mifuge, with which We have been CONNECTED
so many years. All We ask is that II has
fair trial, and we have no doubt as to the re-
suit.
II has proved ITSELF to be of very great EN-
cacy in the cure OF obstinate Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Whooping-Cou splitting Blood,
proprietors feel warranted in recommending
II as safe and useful medicine, and are pre-
pared to show certificates OF indisputabl3
authority In testimony OF its value.
The ingredients OF which the Balsam Is
composed are selected and compounded with
and are, singly, Of great benefit in pulmona-
~ complaints; and the proprietors feel as
sured that II IL receives fair trial, IL Will be
the means of alternating vast amount OF
suffering, and may relieve many slight
cough, which IL neglected and permitted to
run. might end in confirmed consumption;
whereas, timely use Of this Balsam, with
proper precaution In avoiding exposing ex-
posture 10 damp atmosphere, and keeping the
feet dry, may prolong existence.
You are troubled with a cough or cold ;
They seem like ailments of little Importance,
but If suffered to run on, II may end In con-
nrmed consumption. G Gallons Cough
Balsam will give you relief almost immedi-
ately.
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,
B. 4. FAHNESTOCK, SON & COMPANY,
Sole proprietors OF
r. a. Fahnestock's vermifuge,
c. +. Cations Dyspepsia Nemedy,
and c. F. Gallons Cough Balsam,
Feb 4th-1y PITTSBURGH, PA.
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FOR CINCINNATI:
THE OLD RELIABLE LOUISVILLE Ayb
CINCINNATI
U. =. MAIL LINE
STEAMERS.

INCLUDING MEALS AND STATE ROOM.
Through Tickets entitle the CDEE
holder to meals and state room n EF.
THIS Is THE ONLY LINE running rom
Louisville to Cincinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Passengefs by this route avoid a two mill.
Omnibus ride, and an hours jostiing over
rough pavements..s>-s
Two Daily Lines.
L. s. Mail Morning Line, 10 An.
Ben. Franklin, Sam. HildIeth, Master.
General Buel, ......-.C. David, Master.
Landing at all intermediate points.
Evening Express Line at 7P.M.
United States, .................RM Wade, Master
Gemer0l Lytle, ..-..-...-.-.D Written,
Landing only at Madison.
Both lines making sure connection at Gill;
cinnati with all the early morning trains for
the Eastern cities.
change from Cincinnati 10 New York Phiis-
delphia and Baltimore.
Have one night and from 100 to ls5 miles
less railroad travel than by any other route
from Louisville.
Tickets for sale at the Gait HOUSE and Lou
isvillc Hotel Ticket Offices, and ON board
steamers to all points East. Baggage check
cd through.
All the above boats leave from, he Comps-
ny's Wharf Boats, foot OF Third street.
FRANK CARTER, supi.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

An INSANE MANS STABLE.-Fred-
crick May, ESD. of Medford, Mass,
4 partially insane man. wants TO build
a $4,000 stable for his horse. and
through his counsel. asked permission
TO do SO of the Probate Court. The
petition was opposed by the heirs-at-
law and next of kin, as being a prodi-
gal ard uniustiflable expenditure, not
called for b, the necessities of the
ward. On the other hand. it was ar
gued that the heirs were outside par
ties to the case, and that the petition
CT had a right to build the stable if it
ministered TO his happiness and wants.
And SO the Court held.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,
ANOTHER WAR
IN TENNESSEE!

o WHY DO You SU FF Z r.!
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

\ LEARNED WIFE.-An honest far
mer i'm the State of Pennsylvania mar
ried a miss from II fashionable board
ing-sohool. for his second wife. lie
was struck dumb with her eloqucnce,
anu capped with wonder at his wife's
learning. "1oum may, laid lac. bore
IA hole through the solid airih. aud
chuck in a milestone, and she'll tell
YOU to Shawn how long the stone
will be going clean through. She has
learnt kemistry and cockneyology.
and talks a heap about oxhides and
comical affiniiies. fused for TO think
il was the air sucked in every time
that expired: howsomedever she
telled me that have been sucking in
two kinds of gin: OK gin and high gin.
Dear me. I'm a tumble down teetotal
man, and yet have been drinking OK
gin aud higl, GIN all my life.
, 1870-09-12
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EvESt.;G. Sept 10.
LIMHEE-The n.ArStf f.. uiuaer to-lay was
Ae:irp, aud 4 rey tlrln feeling pterali~1, yet
change 81 Importance was made In pEt'.rs. a
>swed shtnslss wtT.: hr!t at sa.1:td s.5:,&. aut
lAih st t200. We nt't. the following SHES.
incl! iGnEl uriulln4t tuw hIl!) at <i200: sold by
.ruslmap, CalAira Co
Largo u fc'l. Wtuuie Mig, fTsul Manls;rt, 1876
I'll II nh cpnflacl, 81 III 1t sca;Y nil,i j5isl ahOsf
r. e.e'; sid hy CMshELan. Caiklns i 60.
Ca.Eo VI sc}F Tyt laTf,'il, from Mukke.,nH 1In
IN II .sTils 1n'l boards at sisv0; soli ty chas
llcn!rg K Co.
Ch.xo u sthr NORTH Star. fsora Pen.water. Ia
Phillips l. U.oHEt.
cargo Of sur Emma, from Ptntwater, 1n1 m IT
>rEt vIs tal: 1ss alld scaut1!ng at S1i.sN; soil
by Phillips 4 Er.,wne-
Cargo nf Ectr Ka.'icul, fn,m pcntw atcr. sos n
"a shingles at 5343; - II lo.sr AMI scanlltu1
i: s!l.:0: sa.ld l,y Phillips + t3foNnc.
tasen cf schr Fleslo. from Na.ls,ce, 15s III #
tn-t, sront ir:, al s;n1t timber tsaon ien1hs.,1t
| s1s.tn; so!,i hy J.. ". Laonts ! ~
ES!Eu nt sc',% Flnra. Iron! sEuyatncE. ~ r. II
cu,,.fnoi. tiAt-', at s1l.E; so!'i lS Cnus. pc.ag
| SCc. 1850.
Cargo Of ~r!r i. Drc allen, fr>m White Lake. :.
n II. fniu aTIr eES, at So. - Tor inch ,as,
AMI I'll 70 !uF tst AMI st:antlins; sold hE II. y,
tctic - .S-
Ca.Gt Ut hargc Ct5 NJ .:1h.. fr,,a (i:ani 1sirer.
ls III +. nun rl,n, astiy >:ins :.lrl I,,snl,. al
s4!.H; m i'lck' Is es sd1; suI by iriah, Bu'le:
| 4 Cr.
| CARO- of sc;.r Gaxrrt, 1r.,;n Manl.,ee. q, III It
sraS:!lng. Jo,s.. auI small u'Eear, n: $ia.nJ fnr
short, amt Sl2oa los bnK lcnkths: sold ny Cush-
| NEE, CaIsas i Ca.
Thr shipments fTusn the saginaw River dns:a.
the whole -saAen az tn September !, for tue year
| nnY tvpr :
, 1870-09-12
Tie 5uss:cNsa1 arc tl!t ftce.f.ta anil shipments;
70: Ike WEEK. u.sl for the corresponding pczto'I
LIST Ar2F:


The recetrts Of !ioga for thc week inst ciaec,t
have 1cen 1c, nc, aHlnst g, U.s. last week ID st1
tos tlsC corresponding week III 1862, a1d 1SlSG III
'SGS- S:ncs le1Hiarv t"erc hnvt. tr-en r.cetye.
98, 400 head, asHl.*t s Sfo lar same peslt.I It's:
tr:si. 4 accstaSe Of =. {H4I heal Compared H1th
lss. thrrG is au tiGst.ssa Of lus.asS hraii.
TIE marie: sl'sutd iairl. nct1yG anA nru1 This
week. al! tteS*. have fecn tho prevailing features
1hrhHgkuct. I'he ,:pnIhiaat"A1 eskhtr. East.'F.l
hute!t,-i1 fore last wrek 10 NJ aeFiaas tletri-
Mrut OF s'l;et1,--h1s !Etn hsnE:ls, asl n1lllct a
sutnl taltss tufeutO. e.lCh day rivals nave
Iect Fra,ills A:so1'lsl at steadily advancing prices
Thcse has ttcn no falling OF IT. ihe qualify Of t;s.
logs marketed: IN the contrary there
IS r~nrrt'de Improvement. 1n"<e aow
curing fs,rMart are uinsnal}J tHe
for thts ktassi, ant Remarkably uniform. Tic de-
tl.Il, IT present, Is ~ lnIipsily for lVat sm'0th
taCnn EnRs. ami thtsc crtIlnlHil relatively rnuc!t
setter tTiers than cGa'sc tn. hE- nj Avit: aver
age. All are st, ami the tla7&tl cinss.s frn II
:s.4tey.a1 fer couloil, light coArse Ah,l E.lxtti
ia:s: 20 G'a ~ lnr faF to Eeliuu, ana at so.7
t'LGn fur Et~ Il ln EXTRA
sIiEtt-Rtt:ivet. Today. u; received thi!
tk. 1s31. Shipped This week, 62;. The supply
ah hep >lEI!, hn' Sufficient to meet thr ,!c1nal
.tE1 re.h Cs rates have III r.tlrt th1H f44*n sus
t:Lsri- tat mutton anccr srli readily, hslt thli
s4s are dull ant neglected. We quote 4: ss.-thd
LA for m.pen; 3aaoa3-73 fur medium, aud u
IL fhSt.5 for EaHt tn Strictly chtsA*. S;ocl
shecp selI sioWIy At si.tr@I,so per heAl.
, 1870-09-12

Scns Mary, Deans Pier. 5. eds WOOD.
seaf J: 4. Strnach, NanIstee, ID N lumber.
SehE pdtn. Two Etvets, 8. n Lumber, S n 1asn,
Scow Selllc Church, Nanss.ee, lfo u lumber,
gov HaEntohsh, White Lake, co N lumber.
lIla foul Anl sunirlea
, 1870-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS,
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HlcTlCkER'S THEATRE.
Fl A MLET.

Monday and TrrrdaJ. September II sad u. Se1t
Spc1rr's masterpiece Of
, 1870-09-12

The rnw silk Ii imported from China and
Japan. IN iari.e sAtlns. eacl' thread IT Which Ia
composed of aftccn Ur twenty thrrars-morc OF
i,.ss-of silk wcnud ir1rI tie cocoon by the na-
ttvcs of tn''se countries, where labor is cheap.
VI 1ile ShE~t ku1s nf n y AIR used, Isatlce, with
twenty cocoon thteans, Is the hest: 1'ayssam Is
.ext. an1 Canton Is thr poorest. Tue better
kinds nr+ chltt1s aseti Tic raw s,ls Is nrst put
r0urx, uh,: then PUT III rrc.e ani woun1 i,,1u
boabhs. Ifty-eEht On Il mnchtEe, Of Thitn tf,e.y
a:efhirfeen IL MON. Tbcn the tnrcaa from these
trulAns II ron into 0ihcr bol'lns between 1wn
steel knives TO elem 1t end make 1t eya:l. T1cl
I'VE hoi''tn. are wound tato one, on t!oubl!ng
machine. 50 tonstfrciet! that II nne thread hrnaSs
ihs ttt1. maehns ,s s'ops By repeating tEs r:ocess
asch.ne and twisted, ths rrinAle reyo:van:s
ae,to" t,taea minute. Taen they
" s s .ree % heaSs M coaea 1s in one @sesnf aa
then brought back 10 the twisting mach;1e aud
pl1c'd In u tToueh. 50 tha, the lower side Is
.,cr a1ut foot thick, ap1 T,p:2 ta!s t. s.,li-
tar cylinder calle,l a strctct,cr, which teyo1rcs
oEc-tlAta faster than the utnet, increases t1e
length II TIE thread oue-s.xth, ans! makes II
s1utt III a1'! eseu- It = ulen run into buhhtus
aEnt, tc-ls into hanks s:u sa:tls long, trim ,fe1-
Tes to tle eye hosc, MIL totlcd In soap aud water,
,hc-tau1h. The: 1t Is washed clean, },ut III d
t'ath Of IiitIa!c Of trnp, wa=aesl again, cut In
s'ats OF .nti I" give 1t hniy, then t.yc! with log
Nco1 an! sont', WAsht:i aut softeiNe' with light
sulp latt, 11r"'f, and twisted in hanks With
Nts:+n lever, which IS called ''sWI.aug." For
roFe. nuistirrtl or different process scs are
Irqu.rt4i. 1hcrG auka arc t.,r,a wuant !aty boh-
iint. ten in:o ap,Hs. weighed. Ia.,eicti pilt nn
ming case. realty ;r she market 4ilitne fruu:e +srA
are pt.'n1Ecd +: skilled ,:d-, with the greatest
ca1c aHA pr. ei>itiA It tak.s about mouth from
iht ',Ec tho raw silk E.;ca intu the mM Lr.o.e It
III IAa.fi(u II aIf 1T SaaI.
, 1870-09-12

NEW LGH1.-capta.n G, L Gillespie. Ct Tie
Itch1htuse Colps, furniAhcs the foGoHinc: II
isexs+ritd that . n1e1i white light Of the sixth
o,der xtu be exhth,ted on the 15sh instant, from
Inc new lighthouse On sister Islands, y. law
f1cie, hhufsh, y. r. and eevtn miles from Alex
sniT;a My. The tower auh dwelling a5e Of dark
mt a T as ne 11 az s,n on bnnt; nans
1uus nc1tn Of the leland The shcal setting on
frcm The lower point CT the Island is marked
wtth srar tupy G, l. GILlETiE,
San;str II EHytceers, Trnth Lighthouse District.
So1tCS 70 MAK:NkEs- -ArssloS Po1ST.-yotioc
Ia hctstv given, thst lighthouse has been
ennt Of tec re7infnla dlr1d.nS Grand Tfayerse
Eay, Ia iake Isehtsar. Which Wili te liRhted fnE
Ac DIST Time o. The nlest Ct September 10, 1s,e
Thr In unina Ing Apaatatus j. 4 lens OF Inc ntts
order. khealpg Exr.l white tight, i, :ae height
, 1870-09-12
Tho lincoln 11ohA NJ eMx ut New York
-TrcpRrntfons for tho Erection OF
the stsaatir III GNtofa $Iunre.

Tho Lincoln f1OhM tMx ut New York
-TrcpRrntfons for tho Election OF
the stiAatsr liz INtota Square.
FJo:n tue .Setf FORK Etening Post.
Preparations are making on the southwest
corner Of Union square for the erection Of
the IAyFo!r n1onntncI't. A Foundation Of
grxcite to thn de2.h ct five feet has been
laid, and ceMeu: hes been placed u?on it. On
tEis vii! h; rcared the sut5-kase Of tho pelcs-
ta1, 1licl: viii consist Of angle s,,ns aine
feet I've INCHES 6IuaIe; Upon tits will bp laid
the base, also cf granite. two feat eight
irche- square. On tits will stand the pedos-
tai, tive 1eet .n.ate at til" h,1ttan, aud tapc.-
ing gradual; to three :eo. .lla1o At tile top.
On the upper part o! this ira to be Thirty
six stars. in.:icstias TIE :1anber Of State. ia
tho Cnion during Mr.. I+socoln's sdministr,-
tiou. The aggregate hoisht u the sna baa,,
b:se epd pedestal bl1cks. will be u feet.
Adding III feet for tic height Of the statne,
the entire altitude OF TIE monument will bo
. feet TIC statue is Of bsoazc, and was de-
signed b5 1tr. Browns. who was tculptor OF
the equestrian sta:uo Of Washington On the
southeast corner Of Uni.n square.
Il was cast ;n rhilsdcl,,Lls, and haa baan,
for rome weeke. in i yard on thu North River,
near tbs foot Of Fourteenth street. The
monument was erslc-ci by tho C,,ion League
Club. No Inscription iA 70 ho upon it. Tho
fGugo OF AEF. t.,.coIn ID in mo leru costuue,
c.oaked and nareherded.
The pedestal will be ready in ! few daTa.
IT. construction il in charge of J. 7. Saith.
lie statue will be unveiled about tho 1st OF
October, with appropriate ceremonies.
, 1870-09-12

We ase alwnJs happy to record the legitimate
suceess that belongs N mechanical skill, to
noncss, perscycrnE et7ors, followed and a.'a-i. As
II should se, by 1socsai advertising. No noFr
otsn{~neus example has co1ae under ons notice,
n ~ ,iensTtzrent Of 3uus.cal .nstrpulcDLa, Aan
de stea3y popularity Of Smiths american organs
Tbc general vuicc OK musical people gives them
ver5 high. moi the hRnes, IaaK 1moas G1saR 1.ns
the Eat ycar iteIr business Las increased - last
hist they nave added u sixth story anu neW me
chtnica1 facilities 70 ther fActof3t - toAL tAeJ
are now sble 10 make ono hundred organs pr
week. Yet they arc some huadseaa peaiha
, 1870-09-12
illinois an d Michigan CIai1tts

CANAL LOCK, CHICAGO, sem. ~, T.: n
IlFaNEn-Ntnusc Chr7sto. Perm. Sa.tsH It l1nt'er
rTcr cashier, summit, c1cn's!cn rrr's.
AEn1yEn.t.nstol sherMsr' S,era ~ ;a;! sv ss,' ~
Untrtiara. Mcrrls. light: AnEu+;a% lsfx Kun, s.
y,.s sscne: Admiral, nIg lsE: I'll s!A s'rt'r t,1l'
stituron, 1tE0nt, 81 st's sior": ttco JH':st. l..
nu,s !. t,.~ stene: Plane. Len,pnt. = y1s starc;
Gcne1nl NgI'nc:scr, Letna,;i, $: y,ls strnc; May
EowcE. IT, n, Mt, 20 JUS st.1-; Harry. L"mcnt, p
,ts stone; l.rscuc, .Lctnnrt. N Vds a:one; .oh:.
rel, Manr,ug. len:s Ut. = rus stere: II. !. pea.
ice, Ii mont, - yt!s stuuc: Seba3t'pa'. ittnont
. s:= s.one: Mary Walkcr. :: st's s;oue; l. u
Cs$Al LGcEs. t'nlctGo, serr. iA-Il.EAEED :
American State. Utica, :s,te* II iumbrr' I. Z
Peru. 5,is: It Iuml'er: Planet lcn."Et. iizht;
Cen. Nc1IeIsor. 1cmon,. light: Calonel Mann
srg, I.n:e,,t, light: Hescue. Lesnont. l,Fh.
Acap,a, Len cut. Ieht; 1sarr-, Ie.nonr. light: IL
l. Pca.rlcr, Lerae nj, light; Constitution ie1Inn
light; @. q. JGt9t, lrrunrt, light: j. H. Walk''r
L*Ws:t, lt9ft; Mar. Waller. 1<c,c;s1. light: EEs
Iemous, light; Anguish. Big Kim. ftvht; Brilliant
Mrtris, III n, lnmber; caEuIR. Lockpo.t. q, 40. i
ia1nhcr. - n lath 10 N shingles; Ware, Norris,
81 tors coal, - hFIs salt
ANHlyhp- -Onwarf, Le ront, - ytls stpcc.
, 1870-09-12
"A foreign cefreapoElent sats

A foreign correspondent says: There
vas = little auecdote Of His Holiusss iii the
Roman correspondence Of to-dar's Malone
Lsst Tuesday, Pins IN- paid an impromn.u
:ieit to the barracks Of tas' corpa Of the gen
asked the officor nearest him. sHoT mn,t
years Of service have you to fulfil TO obtair
your dipcharge in full : twenty-five years
Holy Father was tho reilly. And l. said the
Pope, am already in ny. fftE-tlfth year oi
service, and trust soon to obtain 1ny discharge
in FULL"
On tombstone at Florence is this in.
seription; Here LES Ss1viro Arnla:o d'Ar
matt. OF Florence. the Inventor or s1ectaclcs
Na; God ard,n his sins. Tie year 13is"
General Walter Whitaker. WHO went into
the amy IS Colonel Of the Sixth Kentucky
Union volunteers, Was made 1irigatlier 10,
bravery ut Shiloh. and brt retted Major Gen
cral for services during the war. has boon scc1
10 Kentucky asy'um, a lunatic.
, 1870-09-12
Death Of .1fi%4 1lur3hta H. UJcGin4ou.

We learn by cur Ea>:rru EXCHANGES CT tilr
Lake Farst. H., hut wEns4. rec.n: rea'drnce H.
been with her tatt,~r, iicy lsaxtrr Dickinson, D.
D., in Hrooklxr, \. !. Mt>s I'isE,nsu1 was 4
tshIF nf fne accomplishments, If r,ecuiar <acia.
attfat:itseE~ss, greatly a.lmiTs.a In beloved by
her uanE pufts ,nsi frieut's In THIS s-c;iBn M sr
cGuatIy. She war, fur u n.lmtrr nd years. rEtact-
l.Al Of youLS ladies' kcraIlsass. at Lake F.nes'.
aud Elitsf the position WITH uaususl success, WITH
ntuE the strong rrT.t,tlal att.hlrat NJ her schol.
ays, and exercising oter item an clcsaf1:is nnii
strt,te,s felt Influence. 11.r Hewe 0f llts 'tealh
Will bring d seuse Ut personal bereavement IL
URny aeAtts.
, 1870-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago.

ARRIVED Sept. 10.
*etsG,r. s.. 81; Snst ,xoh 10 n ',l,1, la'aa.er
::rlr ,torr.ng Star. sis:r1 Bay, 10 eds wool.
Schr LveSoas, Aeaoa.aec, so I'll lasnts', 't NJ
s,,r ..r1cw. uellanl. IS c,!s wool.
>.l,r l:aln:et. Fishers I.et, 1a1 cas- wno!.
Sehr :i:;xcIa, AuskeSun. lsa IL lunsr., 10 m
sclsr AEnic vought, Eric, t.sss tons coal.
srhr C!sy q thicaxo. Buast'. g., TINS coal
Se6v Ira B;oom, Ns!tc Like. ~ II lumber.
sa.o~ MaTluu Hannah. So.,l lIa<en, IS ct,s oark-
barge VIM Burns. HraGa llassn. - m lumber.
t'afS Montgomery. Bay Cisy. tae III lEtnbes aad
STRIFE.
srhr sunrise, Eas; Saginaw, aao n lumber.
.schr II. Rand, NusEcgor. se IN laih.
>chr Z. u Stanton, Princeton, $500 ties.
seoe Hamlet AN, Paramount. g eds wood.
i':ep t,tF pt conco-d. ogacnsourgh, suuds!es.
ila1A Z: Z L, ocouto. sU n lumber;
rnA Chicago Bca.d OF T:sie, Eu1A'o, 80 ,oas
i,ark Orphan BOY. cl.velana, SIC .ons coal
t.a.E tcce;'a, GOA lin;:o7. ;e' eds wool.
's:ts M.n;ezasns, Men: ainec, is' m lumber, - II
selr Fashion, Cedar Elver. rs z lunbsr, Is IL
lnth.
sver EIa@a, rsntva'cr. ~ 2. iu9,s.
~ehT Truman Moss, East Saginaw, 30 m luntef.
schE Camauc:,e. usxeso, 3,so1 hFls salt
Schr Hubbard, BnfIalo, 800 tons coal,
| Scnt Cossaek, Buffa1n. zen trEs cnal
| >rnE Essza Turner, Clev* land, rs tons coal.
SceF Y T. Willard, AIsIecon, ioo m lumber.
r Sssr Ma;Sa L. 1s:ssSSS, KsssSfe, = ss !sosf.
schz Camella. Aenomiree, ec- tn lumber, = N
sehr seventh Ohio, Ncnomlnec, 14s N lumber, 40
>cnr ks,s Dz4lcy. Narque:rc. Go tons .rou orc.
! Schs YaIkec Blade. Alca"n.nee, 30 III lumber. e0
| scbr Minnesota, Nenou.uec, TO N ,um,er, % N
! laih-
| ~ctr Orion, Muaaeson, ss m lumber, 10 n ta1h.
SShr Dawn, Sa12hSnck. = N luLltt.
| Sctr L pas~.us, Oswtgo, $500 bris s4lt
Sehr u. Orayton. NusEtEpn, Is n lumber.
schf AIIstross. Cedar A4e1, is IN lumber. 10 N
iafh.
! schr Sweepstakes, Ras CITY, eas IN lumber.
| sas guile, s.. Ivserh. - u inn,i~r.
| :: HI Fke.to, Aartstrs, i6j n latulef.
| sshz Mh.1iwsnd, Port Washington, loo cords
sshr j.stz, Xussexon, lid n lumber.
| Scht 1ricoor, Nol.auJ, 8 NJ stayex.
Scht kewAuer. keWaEee, lsp m LUMBER.
scht Sewhzu. Aoskegon, 80 m lumber, m
schr barbarian: ocontc, a. tn lumber, 30 Il, ,ath.
SthF Fh.Entx. Forl IHeT, l5s m lumber.
seh' Atiwaeaee N Rsiie, Little saAnaico, slo N la1a-
sch1 $. u. Andrewf. Pine River, ls4 eds wood.
Schr Australia, 3atka'uport. lso IDS wood.
sehr 7, : Gs.a1, l'ertaSe Lake, 1s9 m lumber.
sch1 Sea slns. Gsans Haven, 50 eds wood
osi.s e sqts aea aantef 3, IT. l9 n 'smeE
SchE EoaA, Austt gon+ s. n lumler.
scA1 ban TinlalI, Eav Cn7, 3oo N lumber.
scht GtS. E fut1nGtou. EAST Saginaw, LEO n lua1-
seh1 0s.s1eh Little saaEaleo, "a n lumber, 80 n
sehz T scaysl1e, NEskegoa, 10 N lumber, Il N
sco~ sa.sacus, Nu.seson, 1eo m ,umbcr, IS N
Scov Atda, pnnswater. 5000 ties
Sso# LsuIsl, puck Lake, ta IN lum,IeE, q "a la,h.