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, 1870-07-20

|. slt>crIlanrou.,
Io-mnffuw morning, prniapliy at 1851. II tht
t1ay !s favorable, tho xle-wneel passenger steam
cr !Arena. Of the t;oofrtch l!nr, Viii iesyr Rust
street bridge, lor Eyaustun, with thos4 WIN d, ~
lne BASKET picnic Of the Seventh Rr.sh5ttrtsr
Church 1hese will te hand On bnaf1. m
rrran, rrfrsshmenra, and a base hail game at
Evanston The fare Ia IS cents 1or The rnnn,1 Inn
rhitfIn Under ~, pnlt 2. ceEfs, and ls1Itcs onI1
nothing. For these, an.i all other reasons. therr
ought IL be large attendance.
The rnreli1V d this year of the :. ,.t1nal Teach.
Sel:hetn Transportation Company :: I issue c1-
cnIkl0n uckets tn frArhsrs for $lst., ind tr,p,
including ktate room aud meals, II .Iy oi not
less u1an twenty-five gu tuerihcr. I lchcrs dc
string to avail themselves Of this i':eral oEcr
shenld at on notify Nr J. L. F1cknn! OF Chicago,
gust !.
TN SATURDAY morEiug last, the silyer.rlAting
Manutactors Of the Meril-n {cnnEcctlcut} Brit
~! !aois e.mpany was destn'yet by !!.,, Involving
msG.sa .s i1r .ooa the CouEnen:,xl the LANAI,
aGu the Merchants Insurance Cop,nantes OF thu
ray sEinE loeeEs % the a-nouut Of $aooo each
,,tr IT,; nonae laatierson WAS pres cnsed yeste r
tFy Wun hah':kol1!+ Wateh autl chain b : the
'"Hi suN fMEloF te4 OF E. T. Br,utlow L CO.
= ~. Aun NlcDAn. 2se1vans tn The employ OF
- rn1. NJ = Eaa, Enc street, was arrested tas1
M, t,"I, ~. uPNn m charge # stealing s. and Two
IL tEs tinfon stt'ts 1'rl,ce Conn this morning
,TA uHt tinst Il'tIt3 ictt III hose from III. .,is
, ,l!r1s 9: ~ =; 1!sri c' m thc corner oi chicago
avenue anu ttsnAliu E'rer1, yrarertay
FINN III. Residence Of c, H. Frank. y. sx; So9th
" rlts ttrcet, l8st evening " A'o' ~
a female ehiht two Mnnths o1l VIVA found IN
sne do9r s'eps of the residence nj j. NJ W. Jones.
Nc, ~ Rush st1ert, last rvculng Policeman INK.
d+!vcn1 It tn the Ststrrs OF Mercy, WIN viii tGn.
F"ras'ls provide fat t.
, 1870-07-20
A'frAcnsnfaon. OF Prcv0xt-l'nrndoI.
IN" New French Minister, to the
l-Ecniueut.

dhr New French Minister, to Sht
1.ECnldcut.
r, WAsHlSaToS, july le-
1uua!' at noon, H. prevost-p Ira .iui, &C
u u State proceeded to the EXECUTIVE Mausion
lie paIty were there received by the I,rc.i
Cent Tho hcw Minister waa in fuil cour, drtss
Which was elaboratt!y trimmed with gold Inc.
Ae cartaeu Its rtIatHuu, Which was siu,l1arl,
;uorned. IN hih Lanu.
After tue Usual ceremonies of presentation
the Secretary, NJ. Derthemy delivered hi
letter OF recall.
u. faEadol then addressed the I'resiJeu, s.
follows:
"MK. President: l have the homer Of placing
u S"uf hands The letter whereby Its Majesty I'M.
Emptrurof the French has been please.i 10 nc.
cled!t me In ihe quality of Euvuy Extrannltuafy
sa a6a Master n,s srlsno;snt.a 70 int Republic 81
lnystll Oh having necn selected lor this Evh uuts
SION n tinc when traditional friendship bc1Wrpn
france md the Cntte't states Is .iarkene7t by no
eloud THIS harrs state Of Ruo.i feeling ' hlch Il,
70 70 SPEAK, the natural anu NECESSARY situation
ui THESE TWO great n1tlons. anti which has 4lHAys
scented to me u a.cor. A. much with their true
interest aa with the traditions OF tnetr history.
fcpdess ruy 1aaI near y0u al eaar AMI At the same
TINE pleasaat one 70 cherish and thereby Gu
industrial and commercial relations winch sustain
and strengthen political sympathy. must now
he the main object OF my efforts: and IL snail be
aots ~ contribute therrto shall have faithfully
At The conclusion OF A1r. Provost Paxadolts
address President Grant replied as follows:
INT. MISfsrER-lt ElTcs me Efnar pleasure to
rece.re. asthc rrprescntatvc Of the government
Of bis Majesty the Emperor OF France, ! gentle
luan 20 we'll KNOWN 1na distinguished is rours-lf
lean ASSURE ZOE that shall give i curiial su H.
port 10 ese7y cfoFt which son may make 70 IL
crease The commercial and Industrial ties between
the people Of the United States and OF France.
and u strengthen anA pe7e1ua1c tue anlicablt
an't historical relations between The TWO C,,yeTu-
mtlts.-
H. Pas1do' and II. Dershemy then withdrew.
They had not been gone loug before the Rus
san Minister paid an official visit 10 the Press
jieAt
, 1870-07-20

The Deputy Coroner he'll; an tnaucst. fes.er,nv
II No. ~ IwfntNfousth street, on the remains ii
~ hat1ah SSrrstTunl. ~ho was taken i'll At :
s'ois foundry. ANIL d!esl At O'Clock IN me even
lEr The Jury rendered 4 verdict that death ~
sulte'! from exhaustion, r:p,luccd from oyerhpaf.
1rAStS 4 wife ~
Martin FlanneTy. switchman on the Mtcht.
ta1l southern 1tallrOai, who ruu over at Four-
,sthsh street crossing, on F1tlay last lied at tlr
Mth'y Hospital yesterday The totv was rfe
iltvttl 10 Nh Ga7 South State street wher,. hr ~
els',, and Int Coroner Will hold an inquest tolax.
, 1870-07-20

u. '. W. brown mad a further hearing ,.fo-o
ae:trd states Commissioner Hoyne yesterday,
ulhi the charge OF Aus stamping perfamerJ. i;
ar1rare'! n evidence that Brown and man
hN'frn Fatef were In partnership, amt that
Er""n eol1 his Interest In the STOCK TO one Carl.
tl', making NJ agreement that the latter shoul,I
stamp the bottles subsequently Fuller went out
HARRISON took one-hall nf the stock awav from
ta. efnrc- Thinking he had not 1nA,te gou.3 har.
rat1', be made the complaint lgatust Brown. The
ta'::t boat, and accordingly hei each one OF them
In Il, zoo 1laiI for trial ~
, 1870-07-20

nt1niofa; t1a; J. y. Forbes, Laporte; E. B. Thomas
ti1nSnnai: II EiI: + |. Maxwell, F.ttzbusgh; Hon. G
ion: T. s. Gable aud Benjamin 7, Cs,ie. Koct
n; aslaAn: +. r Keith. TeFre Haute; General Han
Joge,I uhW M,,s, ,wiie, y A.; 2. Jouea 81 Louis
fork: Captain James Sscktrseu ani I, 4 Mixer,
son' i'oston; Charles +. keaney, kantas Clty.
s ST. LANES HOTKI-
Among TO the arrivals at tnls hotr; rrxtarlnv
,,t Mese t9e following: \. Anthony, H. Mars, Gales.
nuiR John !. Roas. Des AoInes; i. Tay]or. Men,
Sn,S un D. 4: Sherwood. .. S Foster, Beioit: 8. r
W.,,,a .a!efyliIe: G. Greenswari, Rockford; r
:: naI1ock1nan, Helena, u. r.; i. Mcpowrii. san
don. iae.ss9i Naai,o1! MN. cqe. y Jesspa; WI Or:
yMacAiits'er. ~ dubuque; v. i. Show. joliet: Menr,
y. u. suuhg. Huntington; James Huntington III.
fEn6s; Eus,ar6a l. " Maxwell. Memphis; Charles E
+ + Hnn,ran me,.on; N. y. Norwood, Philadelphia
, 1870-07-20

l:hs were opened at the Hoar.l Of Public Works
Yesterday f"r cnrling, filing and grading neS-
1'la;nt.s street, FINN, Van lureu to Har1tson For
rot: or lline. sru. 81 cents to ~ cents pcr c,bjc
ar! antl r pasn. fr'm 81 Sc 10 81 10 peF s1uare
Aatu. NJ ciIu1rart WIS awarded.
tM eohtlac' iof mason work a2t painters wurk
n thc ntting up Of I basement story under the
J, ", ,hiWnrh Avenue ami Walsh Street rTtu,aTy
sth'! !Nliliitrs. Was awarded yesterday to lanes
: william Mcmillan, At Il, ,ts5 for each building.
, 1870-07-20


lAr WAS issued from the Office OF the Comptrol-
LEI of CrrTeuc! to-dsy. u COPY being addressed
to each member Ct Congress-:
"TREAsEHY DRFAKTYsSr,
"0FT1cx COMPTROLLER OF CrRSExcYl
"WASHINGIDS, july Is
'.S1R: am deslrous Ut making us tar dis
trltui!ou 2s possible OF the amount OF circulation
thai viii le appoFtiore1l ~ your State under the
srcent act OF GonEee. 10 pnos1ie additional hank
ting facilities. To tnahir tnc 70 do this khall be
ctxti TO hare Information fruIn sou upon the fol-
lowing P0tEs2 70 VIZ: The amount OF c,oitsI ar
tua1s needed tn sour district, the places wherels
laaun and bustnrss CT each place, Aud the
amouut Of circulation that would pruhahlv meet
The acsual demand. AMI u II may no. lie nos-
slhsc to supply all the points which you NAV think
proper 10 name, viii ihank you to indicate taoze
IN greatest nev.i Of banking f2ctlnes, by nun
herring them In the orier OF their Necessities nrst
second. third, SC
II may aiso nnl It ncccssas! to call upon you
for information As TO The character and standing
OF parties who apply for authority 70 organize
banking associations In such cases will NJ
ltrss yun : letter making krecta1 inquiry,
shall esteem II favor II you Will give this
con humiliation careful and prompt attention, as
the information sought for will be Of value IN
enabling NE TO make an equitable distribution Of
The circulation authorized -
"tefy respectfully yours,
H. r. HrERCKp, Comptroller
, 1870-07-20

osa7ssi iRENAED-,IELY I. a GOLD AMERl
~ @ 10 Nm :!r Ai.y, reward will Il. i,,, IN r..
HER .,ii g -Aife - ARMOUR CO., Oicr Room Uninn
, 1870-07-20

1ass evening William Wilson and Jacob D.nd,u-
Ees were together Ia sa.nu on Wells street
Ivy hlahk several times, l}antnger ttaytux for
tht iecr. Atant 10 a'clock shev started os,t. il
,,s'r& g ny. IL H wrlke,l about block auA then
iss on me etle yak +" sIt,l. Wilson took hts
i"-u n oman arrested and u1oE h,sil 10 The Armorv
W sud he only wanted tO hcrll The watch Sa{r
th:s morning b. Will have hray1ug upon ihe
hsyET OF lnfccnv. i ~
, 1870-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS,


IT,, Japance4' troupe ta'! soo.. hepse Inst
4,e1;tt:-. s:.! eeycrAl changes wc.e Ica!. in The
~, !srI5.. tie mcst rtEE.rkAh1e Of WHICH VIM
IT, laJJ- leSI af Eatsuu11 and seu- THIS il Yes),r
,ur VI .ht. most Etslltsful pe1fofmlntcs WHICH
has Il er t4cll viii .std IN this city, aud dIEfa5s
l,1ts 1 ~ -~rrrI e1;iur1nccf and n.r+:y 0f calcu-
rrM. The !a,cer is polsed upon the feet Of The
ciict sA:4una, aid stands there ~ steadily u u
, 1870-07-20

About halE-tNst O'cuck last evening a xonno
illnu namcst AoEris Tracey, aged = yesrs Vent
10 hathc ~ the f0uf of Twenty sixth street, WAS
er!zea Flt1 cramps. Aud drowned before auy a.
t'stnnec could t,c rendered him. lie Has 4 car.
rht. ~ Trade an,f resided on Twfps1-nflh s,rs,t
'Ee bodS has not lea+n recoyers,t. ia sI''
, 1870-07-20
Tho Snfnto" Rurr-

sARAToGA+ July 1s.-The hurdle race to-day was
third. Tme-3.hs.
The selling rzce, thsec.quarters OF mile, for >.
year olds, was won by His Lor1iship- Time
1:1Sh+
The Sequel stakes tEo miles. for s-year olls,
vas ~on rs Maggie b Time-a:5sa. La1er at.
tendance.
, 1870-07-20

Nn Fork tJuly Isl Ds.1aieA 10 tAr ciaei4aa., f,,,
... b.rr.a- ~"'"
The .Ss.n Gays tl4at Ds1nx1k aud r,;,,
arranged to have Leopold put On Ia
sIaaisb throne, sna the plsu screaa
nj or tttNeeu the two r1ilers was that IL.
leorold had teecuc firmly seated on fho
SFanish throne BE- shoald prs C1ba hs5 ,ad@ d.
, 1870-07-20
Special Train to tho Auction Sale Of


The special train 10 accommodate those who
wish to attend the auction sale Of c. a Doie's
thnrouSh eTHd and cEstnR stock viii leave the
Wisconsin Dspot OF The Chicago 4 Su1hwesteru
Iia!isoaN 6a Ihursday morning 1t O'clock, sha1p.
{teahmeuA >' 3S
, 1870-07-20
CHICAGO, July ~, is7h
Tic - vnrnlrhrd Iri.L "a French View n,
thr Situation.

-.
Al \ mertlnX OF Ge11uApx On SUNDAY n te =.
ported mat leH Hermann Raster. Of the Sraot,-
L'fuHF, epolc ct the ln1rs;l, Ut In. war brought
about ~ The Fn'nch Emperor, ami the yatulaGrd
lnsh Of The continent, whose uni,rt1 rtuwcss
*eo!t ~. unava'linc III sutsinc The cn!;ghteneI
tplft q me German race. When person stands
Gu the bf7nI ul dangerous pfrcp!cc with for
1naahle enemy IN the rear threatening annihI1a-
tton. 1t ts naturally 10 liz assumed that untlre such
complication Of circumstances Anf wor,ls he
should E1Ec urfcrance tn wouIl be delivered With
out reflection, and hare reference sotelT to lhe
character 0f :he feelings predominant in his mind.
Her Won Raster. ~ toyA and dut!fui son OF
fAiheEtand+" Ehuws Ia tutnmon with his brethren
such feelings a. af,. likely IN l.t enEeutIes.4 by
probability Of Iac repetition 81 those scenes in
leAeL a. The Hu&tts i" dcsa and - WAgrurs," A1.h
Herr 2s:cr, thcEcsor. should nn' oe E2ld strictly
accountable for ans thing be said sh E-<, t,uEi
OF tuknnafie terror; hus how cAn he, In carnr
raomentS explain The f--liai; which prompted
him 70 bring CT the tapis tuch ~ extf1nruuz, and
nal. 30 uniute.lr!ne an aliuatVu ~ shss refer
rirg 70 the Tarrished firth Dacs bis Intended
s91oAa7n mean 10 appfy TO tie people Whose heart
, 1870-07-20

WAsHISG1oS. july ls.-The foIlonins circu.
l1r WAS issued from the Office OF the Comptrol-
leE of Currency so.day, COPY being addressed
, 1870-07-20
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Committees Appointed Tncn.
ttOn OF School Buildings.
A Combination Among Chicago Fur.
niture Dealers Discovered

4 Regular meeting Vt the Board OF Education
was hGlu yesterday evening. Present. Ins,ectors
Stone, Moofr, Stephens, Shackforl. Itol,,eu. Run-
Jan. Hehbefg. Aeserre, Carter. Clark, Walsh,
Schintz, TullJ, and the President
ooAaiI7Eks oS SCHOOLS
lug easlr announced the following committees
an Inc new schools: Forest Ayenue-lnspector
oeoae. Laf1abee street-1nspector Meserye. ved
Mer street FTtmary--laspector Schultz. Norma
rramary11n,gector Holden, Harker-Nacals;cr
Wentw0rth-TulIy.
m. E4cA1los or SCHOOL rrILDlscs.
Ane committee on Buildings and Gruunda ~
}DnsH tnat he completion Of the new primary
q fhs NE S9I,h Branch Primary District WIN enable
Ihe II! North Star Alaslon building: buildings On
SNoo1the avenue: on LAs7abee street. and On
;w HoIla Market street: and The completion OF the
boaiu 10 dispense with the branch In WcutwortA
avenue and Walsh Street Dnt11cta Tac opcuiug
y, tee rores, Asenns school building will Frnief
nIatch. The completion Of the Mun.oe School
primary, aa VII make unnecessary the use Of the
Il rlnes street. Wherefore it Is rccomrnen,l,sl
That all these rented premises he demised,
Tile report WAS adopted
WASHINGTON scpp01-
Inspector Carter. from thc same committee
submitted report thnt = curb wall was reourri
5 an 'hs eeom pSh fp1' o. e essalqgtsn school
Works h required to have Ii done.
The report Vas ariupted.
SEH0n1. ASEEp FOR
inspector Carter submitted petition lnf schoo!
81 the corner Of Thirty thr1 street and Wentworth
avenue, which was referred to the COMMITTEE. m
Hunlnga and Oruurds w.
NEW BROWN SCHOOL
The Bonrll Of Public Works reported the recent
OF 1tfnpo-als for the construction Of a schpuj
!tti1tinE IN the bruwn School lot Proposals were
tehicfc1l for constructing The building according
TO tho rlnns of Mr. DIHcow, and for the erection u
que Ike The Monroe Street Primary School House.
! OF inc purEoEe Of comparing the costs OF The
two rlails u building, the hoard give the lowest
l. sLs on each plun fur the severa! Kinds VI work.
:. Monroe ptrr-.t plAn-
~ ,,;,,r. ?la
-tr nic!s auu s95
~'a''As Au sn&iAk.-.. l,%N
RiSeInyv p!an- @i3'""
N. snniy. t&N
eAIs4ue' l2S
, 1870-07-20
TO RENT-HOUsES.

TO O,REAT-S0. ilt FISCESSES-Ay UOCSE OF
,,,e,b b fns Afd;Ans Wssr1: IL sad ost.1: - pci
~, ri hicrth. J. H. HUBBARD, Ia LaSsIir.S,
, 1870-07-20
HELP wANTED-FEMArr

N'ASTF IA GOOD tsllsI. Tu GO To 4 prras
~ alt -Elu'an t..Sn u d. 1he wuEk oi ta,,.iIy #
stiee 1.s',nh: tekrfr T. tuwn twice n.,nt!4; r.,
e me. faf wa.. +. and light work Ea Al v; S,nt
Mat.t.t mp tAiEt Wtxtn+4lhf, Ircrl IL ls n, ''t
, 1870-07-20

A Word OF Adyicc.-Mo know
the importance attached TO the eare OF seetnnK
Children Ktati the advertisement Of Mrs. Whit
eotnh's Syrup III another column.
, 1870-07-20
N-.F-~~- SA~

4 Scd0ccF shot In AIchm0ud,
RICHMOND. July 1s.-W. F. u1swsr,I. to-t.1.
shot and mortAlfy wounded d, f. lntis!rr. his
son-in-law. tH the seduction Of Nayvard,s dauch-
ter. Both keep hotels.
, 1870-07-20

pnnApBLrAIA. Iuir 1s.-Afs~ tsy7weu, Eso
was lniuIeI By Al accident II Woot1burr SIation.
dtce last night Het husband Is hourly expected
from Iowa.
, 1870-07-20
Z
tt'.r .r.-.---.......-.-....--...3. O II o I 0 S-n
f:'.''~t Is 63 Is


E
tn. White Stockings completed their tour II
Nssait'Et''n IN Monday when they defeated the
H.4,"'a!-, "f 1ast c,tE TwentJ-,ne games we're
!'-.~i :, Tar t'1r. OF which number the Whtres
Aht1r-. OF Philadelphia, leinx Of lhe friendly
.ftltl anu not Rulng upon the record This ca,ue
th'f'.s'"'. We herewith present the result Of The
{0isr n IA Eiar form -.
, 1870-07-20
Neteoroto81ca.

fartrsi ls i. q. I.0EgHu,h. Jr, nr;lcian. "a Il:
th'.'einh ttf.S, corrtsten,lent u h. smith sont.
M Institute. The small lrs1-ra arc INC tuttia!+ fof
tHc Runis ~ver1tnE." gentle "h,rh- ssdrf.-
. n."a>t atmosphere" '' raiu.r anu SLOW:
, 1870-07-20
BUSINESS NOTICES

The ptctticx1 woman In New Yoxk.
Miss T., VII; Known II cur faahiolAble socte-f
fot hee dis,is2.x appearance aul beautiful COM
, 1870-07-20

DEARBORN THEATRE.

GRAND MATINEE shlt afternoon; Tensghs ' FIT. IT.
tWo 5sInaua psntotnlnts. HARIKQUIN KlpE 4
COCK HURSE, and THE ADvESTUREsOF or LORD
nTNDREARr. PRINCE SIDI DJALMA. the Man
Serpent MISS CARRIE WIGHT ytl1 eIn5 The ,a esss;
McIaTEHL1N sEi1l appear in his 9sraf act. La Pr
TI1E zoE win ssns her trs.s ned!y snt!f!sa ~ II
HAIRY CACSLAND, SAN COLE
Ftid.s. cntrc ehansr Of prosTa1nme-Et.Sssf' oF
, 1870-07-20

nE sALE-Gno1cE LOTS on WEST SIDE At
saxtT AlsS so1d wAba:l;av. properly y: l"w Fa:tr
hhiris hiri 70 ChAs. A. GOCkO. MnttE ENth National
, 1870-07-20

ihAEEs- = s. e
A.;!"s' '':-.....-....- c " iS
"I;r NJ. keatt, Of the & isrlen City Club
Sr' f,ss-- -AtAIf. Saith aid HnStep.
Time # e.n.e-.:-5.
ElETlCS r.. EXXET1S
IL n:2srh game. t4ytd Yesterday afternoon.
s~'a.sn tte l:4lr.cs and Emmetts ihs forr,,,ff
utr" v.rsa::rus l,y the following
, 1870-07-20
SPIRITUAL, SE4yCE.


Al OPPORTUNITY is offered to all who may trsl1e 4
wtnc=s Spiritual Manifestations nnd Te.ts, by Mn,
~ SAWfER, Mrdiu1u uu WEDNESDAY EVENING
At O'clock, It a49 South t.-h-.t R,,nn II
, 1870-07-20
Ste,l In nd 81 ........I ..- -1F lTc. -
I'm. @.k, IS " W. p-0A-
:r.n- 49, H. W ii
'EW. S.+a ~ H. T. II inch
MINIATURE ALMANAC
.slf~eIlanrou.,

~. S Ii.1.-.-....t:s ~ 1a M.on ii ii y q,
Mosn's tatd quastsf. = 81 A. NJ -
, 1870-07-20
MARRIED,

Paper HnnEsuEs and Window
Shades, latest stEltA. Paints, ull. Eiass and
brushes, at Z. E. kchY 4 = RautioIrt-al
, 1870-07-20
REAL ESTATE wANT
LOST AND FOuND.


NASTED-WlLL HCY ANY CRY RpAJ &
tAt' That is chra,. s"r Investment. Aldrsss $ Z
, 1870-07-20

salt lshenm cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, made By CasHe1, Hazard i o., Sew
York.
, 1870-07-20

~ arrr, well watrr+d. III at5v in ram vii st1E
"a. - itre f7'tn Ccast ehar: lung &i,n. il ac4iry
L3Sat.c+!,. E..yIu - 'eN 'Ae"t "
, 1870-07-20

" tho s:s amer VAN EFS fron, s,nth aud ca,s
sss 9 EltEkst hs;asc. !o- ih.. Gin Ii md On
x,tnIn II e:1p: Moonlight e1rur.Su. Wt<tne-Sn1.
Fare cyntt. go ~ - ~-h WA " '~oA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-25

The Tmt, Field and F@m has the
following with reference to the just
profits made OH imported birds: Song
birds are not highly valued in the Gus
tom-house. The poultry BUiietia pub
fishes an incomplete list Of the impor-
tations made last year: Canaries, 2l,-
$50, valued. males at 80 cents. females
at S cents 1900 fiuches, valued ut 10
cents each; l.500 sparrows at 10 cents
each; 1850 wild birds ut 10 cents each;
6S common thruShes at 80 cents each ;
20 black plume thrushes ut 81 each
II pheasan.s at 50 per pair; lao par
rots at "a each ) cockatoos at 80 each;
IS larks at % cents each; 2 nightin-
gales at 81 each; 3S fowls, various
Breeds. at 50 to 81 each; 9 ponies at
$40 each; 2 antelopes at 81 each; l
gazelle at $l5. The dealers evidently
make good profit on canaries, finehes
and sparrows. Selling bird at from
IS to S5 that is valued in the Custom
house at from five to fifty cents, Is not
a bad stroke Of business. But few
fowls are reported in the above list
but then the list does not pretend to
be complete.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-25
VOUDOOIaM.

The newspapers Of Texas have re-
Gently been dwelling at considerable
length upon the alleged rites and cere-
monies Of "Voudooism," u supposed
form of heathen belief, asserted to
prevail extensively among the colored
people of Texas. These accounts,
however, it appears, were very much
exaggerated, and originated in the
insane delusions of an old negro
woman, who, on May 18th, announced
to her companions, eight or nine male
laborers on the same farm, that She
had received q revelation that the
millennium" was to come on the 18th
of May. After preaching for a whole
day to a large congregation, and gain
ing many followers, she commanded
them to burn one-half of all their fur
niture and clothing, to give away their
farming implements. to cut up one-half
Of their crops by the roots, and TO
commit various eXtravagant actions.
These eXcesses lasted for ten days,
when the neighboring whites endeav-
ored to put a stop to these mad pro-
ceedings. The old woman fled, but
WAS DuTSueu, anu Vil IlCi ShptuaS aAiN
confinement her followers were sud-
denly awakened from their delusions,
and commenced working on their
ruined fields, the farming utensils hav-
ing been restored by the persons to
whom they had been given. They
were, however, destitute Of clothing
and food. and were thrown on the
charity of their neighbors. The in
sanity of the prophecies had reached
the pitch of commanding her followers
to eat the decaying carcasses Of their
dogs, which, In pursuance Of previ-
ous order, they had killed. This last
command seems to have been the turn
ing of the delusion, although just pre-
yiously many of the children and men
of the neighborhood were, at her COM
mand, severely beaten for not joining
the new sect. This account confines
"Voudooism" to a very limited sec
tion, but the excitement might have
extended much more widely had 1t not
been for the Interference of the white
neighborS, who arrested the prophecies
and convinced her followers that they
were laboring under delusion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-25

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