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, 1870-05-15
TIE TRIGGER.

THK FRAlRtH EHoo7lNo GLIB
Will have 4 shooting ul2,ch tomorrow at their
grounds Al Dexter Park Members arc feaucsta0
to lc there 1t II O'Clock n, ahxzp.
, 1870-05-15

The auction sale Of lots BY Storey Allen taxes
plaee tomorrow, On the g1uundA Get free tlcketS
70 50 sud return They will be given out I'LL 10 a.
m Monday. Sec Advertisement on nrst page
, 1870-05-15

NEW Yuax, NaT 1k-DrJ goods inactive. There
Is no important change IN staple goods apart from
tast styles Of Mertmac, t1oE- and chintz prints,
and Hamilton pztuts4 which are offered IN email
quantities At rEtlnced prccs- while new styles are
nrm at the old rates Brown drills depressed Un-
settled and heavy. Brown sheednGs l1m II 149
1sc for best Southern and Ea.ter1.
, 1870-05-15

QMcera and soldiers who nc entitled to Aystn-
cal legs under the Law Of 1850, will b promptly
furnished with them, upon addressing Dr.. BY,
Chicago
, 1870-05-15

Meteorological record for May IA. 1S7o, as report
ed by j, a. LanEruth, Jr, opuclxn+ III Randolph
street, correspondent to tho Smithsonian 1n8urute.
The email letters arc the Initials for the words
mospnt4S.~ fain." sa" and = snow" AS'''' Az
, 1870-05-15
Alleged 1,a.houest Ceus.hscs.

Constable Stuttevans was ar.aigned before jus
iee DeWaaf, yesterday afternoon. charged with
ton in tayor OF 8. Dungc L Co. The amount
collected was 81, and DunSc Co. frequently
requested that It be pald over, but Y Is ALLEGED
bail for further hearing next Friday.
Another Constable, uan1ed fol.tschek, WAS AZ
ratTned before Justice EocrhAtIt Oh I similar
charge. The amount involved was about $50, He
gave bonds In the sum Of 800 for his appearance
On Monday.
, 1870-05-15
COMMERCIAL,

hATuRDAT EVENING, May Il
The fcl,ev..lg tabln shows tho receipts and
shipments Of produce At this point during the
past tMentS-fQur houra;
, 1870-05-15

Our vines are recommended By ne leading
physicians Of tits city for medicinal ssd family
Rse re refer II perctAton to Professor E An
drcEB, NJ D., and End valentu II " G. A1tll
L Co., Nos. eS and 8 LaS&Nc-st
, 1870-05-15

A gentlcmsn who was present when Goicou-
ria was taken, reports him aa saying II tried
to escape in order to publish manifesto to
my countrymen, informing them that it was
time to stop bloodshed, and that the csusa was
lost for the present" emphasizing the s'pre-
cent" Tho Captain General then took him
beyond the hearing Of tho otlers present, snd
cnnyaraed about i've minutes.
, 1870-05-15

Miss Edgcrtop, the lecturer on the woman ques-
ton, who has set up platform Of her own, e.l-
trely regardless Of ill the societies and all the
leaders, both male and female, and who dscuases
tbcSubject from q standpoint OF her oNn. lee
lures IN this city on Tuesday evening. She has
been la,t1ly praised by the press elsewhere for
her eloqnencr aud her personal grace Of form
and feature, and We assume, therefore, that she
Is well worth seeing and hearing.
"a Meeting OF citizens resilient l0 the TicsnitI
OF Union Park will be held on Monday evening. At
the Engine House on West Lake street. for the
purpose Of appointing committee on musical ar
fanKcncntA fer the park during The 6nmneE
The sixteenth animal meeting OF the llnolH
held st Mr. Hzlscts rooKas, No. IS Lake street, on
Tuesday next at 10 4 n Members Of the profess
sion and all Interested hte invited to attend
Society will he held In the Museum On Tuesday
Dcxt It 5 n. m,
, 1870-05-15
BhEE BALL.


THE CHICAGO awnrTk sfockIN0sr
The newspapers Of a city Called petrolt, said
city tetnG mainly known Gy reason Of its being
crfses the morality Of the a White stocSlng:"
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ei1r = the II 81 Ra sIs d eineaa.I
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r. ssIash: ius s RED So etinss pio7szi1 dceined
s u
sess E e
n:as:sr Of smu.ecnI sha may he fairy set dewn 4.
~ {, nae:s ae 70 n r. n:s7f S i I'd
Tst1e. oi ~ e1b And IL sirss aad roe y obesso
oaD foSa ~ y sPee KYLE i aG.ls IL se;na anu
The game Of the While Stockings, at Memphis.
score Of q Is Sa ade d. daes m much to ens u
the average" Of The Chicago nine on their late
tr.r Their brash" starting out, IN New orlean.
high not to experience Some disappointment II
The seores which followed. OF this latter fact tht
Cincinnati papers were not e1ow u take notice
Dut In It's game at Memphis the White Stockings
played with club that WAS much EupcTtor to ths
Green Stockings with whom the ' Retls" hat
their contest, and almost duplicated tho gTea
score Of the latter, while, 1t the same lime, 70
duclng that Of their opponents one-hRlf. II gen
ErAilnes are 10 lie calculated upon, the Nhitt
Stockings have good rrcorri. thus fnr, durtnl
the present season, a the fedouhtabe '+Reds
themselves
ATHLETICS yF- FAsrIAEa, OF HtLT1AoRE.
rn1tADElPfI1A, May 1s.-Thc Athletic Base Bal
Club. OF this city. defeated The fastiule Cluh, O
baltimore, this afternoon EcorG-92 to 10.
A1cELASEoCE
In match game, yesterday afternoon, he.weel
the fltst and second divisions Of the Dore Schpo
the LITTER won hy score nf is tO9.
The Alert and Resolute CLUBS played a gam
yesterday, In which the latter were successful b
a score Of G5 to 10 -...
The North Side picked nine beat the Battles yes
terttay, by EcoTc Of is to s
have gone Into the base bali business Mt Nashville
The Actfyts and Empires OF this CITY mayed
match game, yesterday afternoon, on the HyUunt
corner Of West Lake and May streets. Game va
csiied At the end Of the alxfh lining, when ia
arurr s1uod-Activca, &c; Empires, IT,
Orc Of tie closest contested games ever plaTe
III Chicago occurred yesterday afternoon bctwcc
the AtAlantA aud Chicago Juntor Base Ball ClLst
The EtoFe, At the cloRe of TN innings, stO0d-ch
cago Juniors, 5; Atalantas, 4.
, 1870-05-15

On the night OF The 1tth inst the body Of q man
was found on the 1akc shore nj Hyde PARK, near
the residence Of Nj. Wait2 From appearances It
had been In The water for many da1A The skull
Vas crushed in q diagonal direction from the
frontal bono to the hase Of tue cEahium- .Ast was
II O'Clock when the corpse VAS iou1d, and conse-
quently too late to summon Justice Of the Peace
TO hold an inquest, tho remains were covered up
and remained 80 nntil The nex4 morning. JuBt1ce
Gay s. Sampson was then calle,1, Aad, after en-
pa1cnlng tury, he prnceede.i " make an HI.
fopAy. Several witnesses were examined, but
their evidence threw no Light upon ho1 the de-
eeascd came to his death. From the shape and con-
dlton OF the wound, the Jury concluded that It Ind
been inflicted by hunt instrument Of some kind.
whether q block tack, cfow-har, stone, or club
they were unnhlr to kaF. This WaA all thsy did,
and, AFTER they had concluded. Justice Sampson
made out a document in extremely lcgM style,
detailing the action Of the Jury, add!ng q blu OF
his fees At the bottom, and stating that the De.
ceased had tecn burtel in protected spot" but
falling TO give the verdict rendered BY The tug. II
IVES probably the 0rst inquest he ever held, and.
therefore, he did not think such thing was netes-
ezry. Yesterday he sent the document 10 The
Deputy Coroner. and that fLnctionAry read It
several times In order to md the verdict so as to
rccori 1t, but he was obliged to renqulsh 1t AZ q
In one Of the rockets OF the Goa, deceased had
on was a diary f5r 1870. On the nJ-teaf WAS writ
ten, "GeorHc Williams, Highland, 1llipns, horn
Jan l, les9-9i years Of nEt.H lie Is Ahout i've
feet nine inches In height, has dark hair, tight
mpustneht, md small imperial
, 1870-05-15
Yndtnu Killing.


The following Information has heen foFwarled
hy General Augur to General SheFtdans head
quarters In this city: Captain d. s. Gordon, Of
Company D, Second Cavalry. writes, under date
Of May 8, frOm Atlantic Gulch, Wyoming Terrific
~, that, at O'Clock On the morning of the tth
lust, an alarm Was given by the miners that H.
titnns were seen In the different favines IN the
vicinity Of the military camp, and the company
WIS at once ordered to saddle their horses aud
start IN pursuit. 0fthern. 4 lodge OF Indians With
stolen lye stock Was discovered On Little Atlantic
Guleb. 4 charge VAS made, and resulted IN the
Killing Of two Indians, the WoundlRT Of one. and
the dispensing Of The otherA. running f1rht en-
eact,, and the Indians were pushed over the hills
OF Atlantic City. down to Twin Greek
tain Gotuun6 arrival there he found q small
hay train corzalled+ and was told y tue tcar1stcra
that portion OF their stock was taken on by the
Indians. Taxing Lieutenant Stambaa9h aud ten
men with him, Captain Gordon went In search Of
the Indiana but could discover no t1Ail OF the cat
tie after ride Of i've or six miles. The horses
showing signs Of fatigue, Captain Gorllon set
about 70 return to camp, and when about half way
back met party Of sixty or seventy 1ndlsnS a
ngaf began 0t oacc, and lasted m honF aud ball
Five Indians were Killed and several wounded
The troops were left In possession Of the battle
ground Lieutenant Stamhaugh, BRAVE officer,
EaE killed, aud Sergeant Btnwu seriously wounded
III the neck and jaw. Captain Gortnn's command
WAS divided into three parties, and he says the In
dans we're completely whipped cat OF tho mining
district
, 1870-05-15

Rough skin made aEn0oth by uSfng
Juniper Tar Soap, manufactured b. Gaswcl,
ttayar,f 4 Co New fufk
, 1870-05-15

piuplen on the Faccs-Fo1 C0nC-
,,oues. hiacI>worms or Erubs, pnuply cruptionB,
nn0 b!otchcd dlsnguratons eu the face, use PerryS
Cercdcne and Pnp!e Remedy sold By al
druggist
To Remove Moth Patches, Ercclklcs
and tan from the lace, use PeHJs Moth and
Freckie Lotion. The only reliable and harml. sa
remedy. Prepared bE Or. B. c. Ferry, - Bond
street, New York. Sold by all druggtsta
, 1870-05-15

miscellaneous,
Yesterday morning two dogs STACKED 4 hand
sone swnu one OF the attractions Of Lincoln ParS,
md tbe result kss the death Of the swan- The
tjrd VIA at tie tine sitting on eight eggs which
would hare beea hatehed in short time. Not
long since dogs killed two deeK and curious
foreign sheep. II the dogs perseEere they will
eoon clean out Lincoln Ps1t-
-Purchases were made IN this city, on sstur-
day, Of ,60o,o 900 lounds ot df5 saited meats, for
be understood nom the statement that II viii take
eighty cars 10 move the product
AT ycstetdAYA sesAou OF me bos5d o. Public
Worts BIDS were opened for curbi1R, grading, and
paving West Lake street, from Reuben street 10
Ttsr.I artllc. Go auaN Fhs U&4h
, 1870-05-15

The lot adtotplng the Sherman House, on Rsa-
dolph stEeet, tS!n tho market Title confirmed.
, 1870-05-15

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RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
SCNuER ARRANGEHEET.

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Paseerxer trains Of t;1 Company kATe md ats3ve at
, 1870-05-15

All in x9nnt of IiTNt-clR%N boots and
shoes 70 to Hamilton / uoadley.s 13s Lake Street.
who keep the largest stock Of Burt's various
Ss4lek. Rl lowest prces.
, 1870-05-15

Paper HnnEtnKs and Window
shates, latest STYLES. Paints, ofls, glass an's
brushes, at F. Z. Rl9by's, 50 nnlulph-st.
, 1870-05-15
GENERAL GOICQURIA.

Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard / CaSgells Cod liver Oh Is the best
, 1870-05-15
}-laeesiWa.- Ship.ssn.k.~
$50: 1se2. $50. 1853.

The following were the receipts and ship
Ecuts OF breadstuffa aud stock during the past
week: aud for corresponding weeks ending as
dated.
, 1870-05-15

CHICAGO l. NoRTHWESTERY RAILROAD.
Ticket Qfier Houthea1t Of Clark sEd Lxr .t,-
cuC4ch hLU1Y1 AHo OMAHA LINE.
, 1870-05-15

The following are the receipts and shipments for
The week aDa tor the corresponding period Last
yeaf:
, 1870-05-15
y; ~ e. Il: w. >: + F:'55
NLsI43EEx AINAXI

sis. Bar: Md F1~. Ra...
, 1870-05-15
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Old Tennessces. ~. .53t Old North Ca1pnnas4si;
Stocks weak and unsettled CnuImottoee V4n-,
deshat Informed the Stock Exchange thxt the
Harlem Company Win, on the 9th Of June, issue
10000 new shares Of COMMON stock lur the cI-
, 1870-05-15

An The water north Of valIequcste rsdse, On Kan
kxlce avenue, TO te conducted north Into Douglas
nn1th ot he cattle racs ,aroad, to Be asen souln
Of the Railroad, and thence cas By the stde Of the
railroad, 70 the lake The nett drain 70 the lake
east to DTexci avenue; thence nGrth On DreIei
avenue to Clinton street, on the line Of the Reform
senoe! R1onn4.: thence cast On ssld Clinton stseet
the touth eidc Of Fifty -rrat-street from KAnEAsee
| avenue TO the lake direct
dEo v. WAITE, Chief Engineer.
| KyEHGkkESs
In thelt Sunday wRl2 about the city these
n tie ornamentanen len q theIs homes vtn regret to
| noslce that there has been remarkable morfauty
me 81 NJ Y a ~ o. ~
i greens, three out Of four taat were last fau
tnrtfty-looklnG tees, a1e either entirely dead OF
st1uentls, e. ~ many rersons, d!seoofased With A.
tempss AZ their cuiuystian, III havfnG tasn Re.
movc Many 81 r. na,se5!m@sn @ sna tFss deaasss
make no pretent1ou3 10 1noKlcRe OF Aftor1cetufe
T1ees which, one week, arc crisp aud isesn s az
aesa Gnh 5un anits Teeens IT,
. that the white pine, and a few Of allied Species
were the only ones subject 70 this myster1on.
evciErceRe. Thosc who VIII take the trouble t.
observe, however, Will nnh that the Scotch nr,
has been m n eSespfion Il tSe morzafy tbs spring
. Some Of the nurselynen claim tnat tnis e1
i l ctpt{pp L. due to the fsct thai the ScOtcf
pine Is more hardy tire than othe
eversreens; but whatever the Cause, the c1cepto
: S1um blgn, Is worthy OF the a1senton OF Ell land
! owners who arc setting ont cvereEecna lhcl
arr, hoK ever, some general errors " the planln
and care Of eyetEreens that arc perhaps me caus
ot large sharr OF the logs Of those beautfn! trees
| The owner Of t~o or three eTrtEEeeus u hls tEor
sard, either "Rlls them with klninessr 10 e.vin
them soil th1t Is too rich or else allows them 70
snothered with turf. which covers AL INC sn1iae
= | OF the ground up to the stem OF INC uee Htel
Green's want scarcely any soil but Esnd, wtto re-
inches OF black mould on the surface. and tae 81
face Of this must be Kept free from tu1f; n tlct,
should hare nothing TO oh&uuet Ine @ @eal
T. tact Of the 1lr with the earth. e1ceps = LII
I, mulehmE" Of loaveA
,e TIE NXAL EsrAIE MARKET.
II There Il nothing new TO note N conneNon ~l
ot prices of real ests1c. Holders Of ground IN :
most part Of the city arc frm 70 theif ptce
III The 1oe building tmptor orcments mat h1e nnM
Progress In ali parts OF the city show tda1 capts
is1 hare confidence IL fcaf estate g t0e PEST pc
81 | tuAnent investment for money. II Is nos ony
n here, but, In conversation with persons rccen'
q frcn New York, VIC nEd that ahe recent decune
prices there has drawn ont large anount OK @
o lta1, which Is being invested in city properly.
nd | game Ia tue Of EevtEA others ot The pflncll
10 / ct1ea Of the uu1ted StatcA
! Tne fQuoFtnz saals snqra ~ Vt9U7 epd =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08

Rev. Dr. Strong, Of Hartford, Conn,
was not often outwitted by his people.
On one occasion, he had invited o
young minister to preach for him, who
proved rather q dull speaker, ANA
whose sermon was unusually long.
The people became wearied, and as
DIR. Strong lived near the bridge, near
the commencement of the afternoon
service he saw his people Aocking
across the river to the other church.
He readily understood that they feared
they should have the same young man
i'm the afternoon. Gathering up his
wits, which generally came at bis bid
ding, he said to the young minister:
"My brother across the river > ratn-
er feeble, and I know he VIII take IL
kindly to have you preach To hb peo-
pie, and II you will do 50, 4 VIII give
You note to him, and be VIII be as
much obliged to you a. would TO nave
you preach the same sermon that you
preached to my people TINS morning"
to be q comsuendation Of his sermon,
started off in good spirits, delivered his
note, and was invited to preach most
cordially, He saw before him one-half
of Dr. Slrong's people, and they had, TO
listoh one hour q half to the same dull,
huIndrum sermon that they hearsl in
sl1e morning. They understood the
j0ke, however, and said they would
never undertake to run away from
Strong again.
f" #.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08

dead were. carefully gathered together
and placed upon q sheet, preparatory
fr burial 1t was found that three oi
the ten who mounted the cage short
time before were killed outright, and
four others terribly }acerated. The
names of the killed were August Scho-
a. Conrad Freeiz and Charles Greiner.
Coffins were procured, and an immedi-
ate burial determined upon, as the
bodies were so ffightfuliy torn and lace
rated as to be unrecognizsble BY theil
most intimate friends. ban
It was melancholy day for Middle
town, and q .sadder day for the friends
and companions of the deceased. Oh
the multitude who started out fn the
morning with authorizations Of glad
holiday, few left for their homes with
dry eyes after the triple funeral, for the
entire community followed the remains
to the quiet little village cemetery. AT
midnight the carcase OF the slain beast
was quietly buried on the lot where
was intended TO be given the exhibit
ton, but which was never accom-
plistned. ff -Te{HlN ..gs +, ~ : 4
There il terrible responsibility rest
ingupon some one which should be
thoroughly investigated and the guilty
parties be brought to a quick and spef-
edy punishment. !, The lions are the
same ones which nearly cost Prof
Charles White his life. two years age
while travelling. with the Thayer and
| NOyes party, and were known to be g
very dangerous cage Of animals. Eve
,ry attention is being paid the saiefeft
by the kind and lidspitable citizens ol
Middietown, and it IS to be hoped they
viii soon recover from their wounds
At last accounts they were all pro-
nonnoed out of danger MO- ta.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08
LONGING.

O foolish wisdom sought in books!
o aimless fret of household tasks!
o claims that bind the hand and mind
A fuller life my spirit asks.
For there the grand hills summer-crowned
Slope gently downward to the seas:
One hour of rest upon their Ore:ist
Were worth n year of days Like these.
Their cool soft green to ease the pain
OF eyes that ache DER printed words.
This weary noise-the city's voice,
LulIed in the sound OF bees and birds.
For Eden's life within me stirs,
Andsscorns the shackles that wear,
The man-life grand; pure soul, strong nahd
The limb of steel, the heart OF air!
And could kiss, with longing wild,
Earth IS dear, brown bosom, loved so mucn
A grass-blade famed across my hand,
Would thrill me like q lovers touch.
The trees would talk with me; the flowers
Their hidden meanings each make knoWL
The olden lore revived once more,
When mans and natures hearts were one
And as the pardoned pair might come
Back to the garden God first framed,
And hear him call at even fall,
And unswer, Here am /, " unshamed-
So 1, from out these tolls, wherein
The Eden-earth grows stained and dim,
Would walk, child, through Natures wlid
And hear His voice and answer Him.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-07-08
By Alfred =. Horsley.
ggnftry.


Isit In the twilight dim, ie-
At the close OF an Idle day, ~
~ And hear the soft, sweet hymn,
That rises far away, f.s llr es
And dies on the evening air;
Oh, all day long they sing their song, .
z Who toll In the valley there.
But never q song sing 4,
Sitting with folded hands,
The hours pass me by, Ttrf- ft
Dropping their golden sands
And list from day to day
To the tick, tick, tick, Of the old brown clock,
Ticking my life away.
And see the sunlight fade,
And see the night come on,
n And then, in the gloom and shade,
Iweep for the day that is gone
Weep and wall in pain,
For the misspent day that has flown away,
And will not come again.
Another morning beams,
But forget the last,
H And sit in my idle dreams,
Till the day is overpast.
Oh, the tcilers heart is glad,
For the day is gone, and the old nlSnt comes
But mine is sore and sad.
For dare not look behind
No golden shining sheayes
Can ever hope to find
Nothing but withered leaves:
All! dreams are very sweet!
But will IL please, if only these s
lay at the Masters feet?
And what will the master say
To dreams, and nothing more?
Oh, idler all the day!
Think, ere thy life is DER
And when the day grows late,
Oh, soul of sin will, He let you i'm
There at the pearly gate?
oh, idle heart, beware!
On to the field of strife!
On to the valley there,
And live q useful life.
Upi do not wait day
For the old brown clock, with Its tick, lick
too,
Is ticking your life away.