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, 1873-08-02

TsventY&cighth AnMfvorsurY OF tho
Emancipation Of Slnycs In tho yvcst
Is,t1ics--Colobrn<lon by Colored Citi-
zcna--A Picnic and n kBnnQuot--Lct.
ter from Mayor H1cdtIls
Tho Co1orod Association Of United Follows
unused themselves at nloak'a Grove, yesterday
afternoon, con,momoratng tho twenty-oghth
| anniversary OF tho emancipation Of slavery on
tho Woat India Islands.
! In the ovoning thoy continued tho celebration
at the hnu corner Of Van Duren and 0lark atroots.
There wore about 200 present. At half-pnst 0
| O'Clock tho members Of tho Association
marched into tho hall, proceeded by Noyins'
! Band.
hr William 8. johnson, tho President, mado
fow Introductory romnrks, and introduced DR..
smith as tho first apoakor. DR.. Smith aAid thoy
had nice ttmo during tho afternoon, and ho
had enjoyed himaclf 30 much thnt ho waa now
inoapaoitatod from making apecall, but hc was
happy to Introduce O young and eloquent speak
Of WHO bad studied ut tho Lincoln University.
He thon introduced the Roy. bfr. Johnson,
forciblo address which was frequently app1audcd.
ltobort Jones and others also made shorlapoech-
os aftor which tho following letter from Mayor
Medi1l Was road:
Afr: Hilltam S. Johnson: -
Dean Bin: hayo tho honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your favor Of tito 10th Inst, inviting mo 10
address tho Society Of tie United Foowa the 1at
+ would gtyo mo great pleasure to accept III. nv
my official duties angross eyory sce!llar day, and
not DO p1oaent et t,e celebration n the body, but
WI M sslotco With you. in tho spirit. mn no
race, bu. havo beon, an opponent Of kavory
estimate q The character Of te peculiar isftt
tion" anu when the tmo como to strike down chatel
slavery in tho American Republic, contributed my
milo towards IT. unconditional destruction. Your
people arc now ID tho full poaacsbon Of ali their civil
and political rights and stand baore tho Law on terma
OF periect equality with thoiE whto brethron They
h.ve conc OF Of Tho land Of bondage tnto tho hor,
dosnes are hcncoforth in their hands, and thei<
future standing and influence in socicy must doreud
on thelr own aots md efforts to prove themselves
worthy aud safo depositories Of tho 8reat boon con-
ferrod upon them. Hoping your Society may enjoy
pleasant celebration OF Emancipation Day, snd with
personal regrets for unavoidable abaonce a1n yours
truly, JosEru MEbILL.
Tho President, Mr. Johnsdn, then thanked
thoso present for their attendance, and invited
thom to supper, OF which, he said, Prosilent
trant need not be ashamed. Full JUS
tice WAS dono 1t. Tho festivities ended early
thi8 morning.
, 1873-08-02

Fort OF Chicago.

VED.......... Aug,
Prop jay Gould, Buffalo, suntrles.
Bahr IaalcRb, Ef4e, coal.
schr Kato Window, Eric, coal.
Btmr Corona, Muakcgon, Huildrles.
Bcllr Rouse Blm1nona, MuBkcxou, lumber.
Hchr u. =. Grant, Grand UYyen, lumber,
schr Q. Ehaw, South Haven, tanbark.
gchr Violin, Holland, wood.
echr Rob 10y, saugatuek, lumber.
stnr Manitowoo. Two Rivers. a'''ldries.
Bchr 8. q. Andrews, Mantstee, lumber,
Btm bargosM. Grol, Meniatoo, lumber.
barge Windsor, Maniatee, lumber.
gchr Black Hawk, Little Traverse, wood.
aehr Ora, Andrewa' Pier, tanhsrk.
atnir Muakegon, Grand liayon, sundr!es.
htm barge Annie Laura, Raugatuck. lumber.
Bchr 4. M. uDars, Bay 1)eNoe, lumbar.
sehr ". A. IIawkins, Willard i1or, wood,
gtmr J. 4. Dix L1idington, no cargo.
achr Hognlator. Muaktgo1s, Lumbar.
Bchr Mary Nau, Grsen Lay lumber,
achr hltncEys, Muskcgon. lumber.
Prop Lowell, Port Huron, sundries.
fchr sar1lnjs, Manistee, luplber.
8chs Aroturust Milwaukee, iron ore
Rcor Ilsues. Fair Mves. lumbar.
, 1873-08-02

for tho weck thus far 400 l,ead ngAtnst IT, 400 cn
for tlo sao time last week. Nc aafoa 70 rcror. All
te.to@7.26 Oa1a1a slool, <0o@6oo: Wextern alleep,
{4.0054 30.
oda-1iocoipta to-1ay, g. 800 lea total for tho wcok
thus fnr TO- 800 head, hsaiat III o0 head tho same tin,a
last wock. Tin market continues fiat, und up 10 mon
no saca had bcon lnnIc Owt.sra were Hsking $5 00a
cline. ~ " "
, 1873-08-02

DE1Ro1r htlch.t Aug. 1.-rAasED Do,yN-rrona CItv
Of Now York, East Saginaw, prniiyillo and bareesy
Vntahagnn naa bargos hsrka Msrn Mathew, Golden,
,.I ,mest. glydo: aehrs Dob,ins, Daahing Wayo Hello
Icy, Midnight, Lcyt nawson, Waueo,na, Luey: Gisrf.
grlr. S'' A1'ppo'
Passed UE,@,propa Java, Merchant, Philadelphia !:
Wnp-Sol1thwcat.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. l.-PAssrD DowN-prop Tom
peat mud larges bark A1orander sclirs H. Fitzhugh,
American Union, John Mngce
PAsHEn Ur--propa Leland. Lawrence st. Lonf.. no1
land and bsrgcs. Trador and barges scAra q. Il.
johnson, aanttn.
W1Hu-Eouth.
, 1873-08-02

PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS.
HYDE PARK WATER WORKS,

prono,,1, v,, h, ,.u,,.oa =. III n,,...a. ..-u
~ b. the Psssident and tho noar3 u Tsu.tsas S'5}
viii to 3oan9 fAsK' Tor furnishing said village
los sn oassad 9yS sS az s1 "1 rste' e mos
Sj1tyisbfb petrge ftttys tsiaD and
nsfinnH 't' stsootS 81 aho"n nJ plans And Rpooffi-
aliAtIos-. ,,.v - .h.t. .,...-' -.
soon o 1 nd 5f hs f0n
''e"e nnc t5sr ~ .1oansnisna ast WIN y. thclr oids
uann n.s aatnat ~ H. y ne ~ any point tho
aSus' Aoooto1ns 70 pan1 and ap'otfloa'
am arb " .oqo Hnn n ~ ar S.at rSn PIPE
sn 6o, ene seozSa 4on Tn nS99 w5onS Iron hanEes
ii, po fHaf anah Hnu aa'f'on''nsp1oo A. 'oo"s:
~ ~ ~ 49, ieot s-incn.
* * ~ ~ tost 9-anch.
, 1873-08-02

Wo wore informed yoatorday, by gentleman
from Appomettox, that two or throa days ago
man named Ipgo quarreled with hia son about
soma trivial mRttor, whoreupon tho son an
which tho father objected. Trom words tAoy
proceeded to blowA and tho young man was
finally killed by his father, and buried by him IN
tho cellar Of Ills dwelling. Tho occurrence was
Goon, heraldsd abroad, and an examination OF Mr'
when tic body of tho murdered young man WAS
found. The father mas ut ouce arrested, and Ia
nov IN tnli.
, 1873-08-02

Tho through Pacific erpress for Council Bluffs,
Omaha, San Frnuctaco and all other Farweat points
MI, leave tho oeuiral Depot Of the Michigan Censsal
Illinois Central, and Chicago, Burlington b Quincy
Rallwnys at 10 m. tomorrow, stopping Il the IN
ne that haa been awarded tbs last contract for tho
transportation Of tho overland nsta to and from Ban
Frsndisco, AaasrsAs.. ohins, ana Isnan, Through
nock Island b pacIno Rallwsys will bs good OIL thia
train.
, 1873-08-02

NEW Yonx, Aug. 1,-Thero ia brisk movement In
eoI,o branches Of tratlo from frat hands, but tho
goods IL fairly active. rcquot md 1conta wdo rcet
,gs wore advanced 3Hc by The agcns but tho obhlns
fnses sse nnc,nnRoa % INrpcroll brown nfeotinga
nrinta and Albon's sol(la rcnrrd to 10Mc. uar.
nors purple rrnta advanced to Ike. Wellington
prp Actlyo. ~ ~
, 1873-08-02

HusFAlo, n. <, Aug. l.-O4TrLs-Rocelpts To-
making tho Eo.ai auppy fos the vosk thus tsr 9ss5
head. Or 40 againyt 423 for tue aana tino
last week. hsrhet aat 10 buyers in attendance but
ltpe stock In the yards offering, The shipments to-
idsy will clean out tie yards. No saes to report.
eusxr AND LAMAa--Aeceipta to-day, 100 Aesd total
, 1873-08-02

Fast LIBERTY. Aug. 1.-CAxTLE-ArriytIs. 70 cars:
bsst; 60 ooot8d.1o; medium, $s2s@5oo common 4o6
aHgEp-Arrivals, car bcAt, 5000 60: racdiurn.
e4.25a5.0o: common, t3.0oa LOO.
Yorkors, $4.75@b.20.
, 1873-08-02
Making Room for New Goods.

Making Room for New Goods.
We haye very large stock Of aiYer-plaod tea-aots,
cake-baskots, casors, icspltchors u1, borTydahes,
ctc from the very best makers. which We desire to
cloas out to make room for fall atock and will mark
such prices thoao goods that will uaure their rapid
sao. IoddEn l. Hamilton, No, % atata atrsat north
cast corner Of DookselIors' Row.
, 1873-08-02

P1T7snun1n, pa., Aug. 1.-noflned petroleum dull
quoted at 174o for at tho yoar. Crude closed sronger
and oponoa At 81 30, uctuscd turing tho day, and
coaed at $1.66.
, 1873-08-02
SERIOUS CHARGES.

= -
a V0man Vrotcr0 Charges OF tSr0ae
immortality Arninat Elro nInrsl.nl
lyil1jnmn..rsc a11ta,v5Y-.rD,o BE-
cMsou Donlcs tho Alterations and
OhhfEca Her with Attempting to
1laek'''"il Him.
t1e.y ny n'|ot.oon' "asor tiao 1o''ce oon'-
tn1esonora hnd adjourned, d woman oponed tho
eco Mr. sheridan, VINO arose anu informed hor
nt po,oro nor ono SAN so n
9oao ~ i4a'o ."'1 a'o"t fio m".ou"' "'inAi'o'
rfea.'ming that sfo Ind nothing moro than
tor, ,.;., ,m.ta ~, - ,,su ~. .,t... ~
.elH pau 1istlo hood 20 nor Aus "hon sho
a,,o wsa ontc1,,v anrroun,o1 hv t,,o o,
aAo VINO !a4eAt. s"i1o"no." W tuo no"6tnpos
fopreRontativeB md made tho statement Which
Is Aoro appended. During Its delivery Mr
Sheridan called Mr, WilllamB in. ue listonod
nttenttva1v IN TIM narration ;ntnr,,rt,,v +bo
"''oA'''oi' w t.o 4''i1"s''n' 1ntoi."Ptn'B eno
mo "oln'u ~" gnu snon W somo polntoa mtoffoga"
ton: Her 'nannor was quiet and composed:
nothing to say, except that tho Btory was priuoi
Sic thsn made tic following
Apy1pAy1r.
different feaons occasions durng lie past tnreo CO
R5om1i@so to keep and protect and nsveF ioaye me.
tron s1,a "T'n ~ psa tt9 mas natlso!no soase,
anyhnS Tor u s nv M cdpns 70 " hs.
durina soma poce troubloa a nnee osraa 10
500 t swear that Marx shariIan had visited no, but
would not DO It. That have roceivcd through Dr.
T. A. Banhs Soo 70 make no exposure Of theao facts
sae1 @ haTe kn9wn o. hia xsitins honacs Of fan9
havo e"e nn i nv WIN s m - tas ~
parents in Mnnesots but ha refoses to 9iyo u Il to as
islgned) Mrs. E. H4LIoon. ~
Subscribed anil sworn to boforc me- tha lit day Of Au
gust, a. D. 1873,
CHARLES j. WHITE Notary Public.
BTATEMENr.
She then mndo statcmont, as follows:
Am the vito Of 1saao G. 1IalIock, CONNECTED with
Fire Department for four years. No had littlo boy
~ na,a', an'e 2 us. nau 70 1raH ais NaRes be-
.pse @ e a9e oneG; o NY '1 M sngsy WIN me-
oco Of Mr Williams md ;m " - ~
Ie won't out In N ontry. and said he Would aa me-
tho coal. which he did that same Day. Threo or four
dsya afterwards ho and Commissioner Brown called
s3 .. 1ur noaae sH h45nside stfoot In about iwo
ttaea e @ hs a8an Me 1naacea mo to become tzl-
me- % aong, I''l4 " ''D't 4'' 'n'n0y anu h''p'ns
, 1873-08-02
THE TEMPERATURE.

CHICAGO, Aug. i.
Tho range Of temperature this day, ua ro-
ported by L. Manasae, optiolan, % West Mall-
son street, oValy half-hour, Ia as follows:
, 1873-08-02

TlTuRv11IH, Aug. 1.-The petruloum market very
ranleky prices falling rapidly on account Of tho ro-
cont strike In tho oMor district. Baca at sax At
Tltusvllle, and 81 ,66 at oil City.
, 1873-08-02
HOfIn{tnn's Hon Pills

ara used by che rich nud the poor They euro fever and
aguo, Intermittent fovor, dumb agub all uatastous
oVoEs at ouce ThoJ do not contain qunlno or arsano
They aEo coatod Eor sale by druggx ceuts
por bGE or aont by un prepaid AcLains Candod Gas.
t1r TT ~ doSiou' syfn Of ti!o Castor ean, from
Also atoIa!ns VoruIfuso Bonbons delicious worm
sens HN VIZ NGsDl fas r59S eF
Abla HEDntA. -. y ---@t c,'--
, 1873-08-02

- Horny Cluse, Euq., Of New York, ID 1t tho
Grand Pacific.
-, Con. James Beck, OF Pittsburgh, Is VI the
shorman House.
Tho Hon. ]. g. Williams, Baltimore, IL at tho
Sherman House.
DR.. Z. B. Collins, Of Momence, il at tho West
Side Briggs House.
Tho Hon. B. ). Gilmore, Of Now York, ia At
the Sherman House.
Tho Hon. Joseph Villas, Of Wisconsin, ia at
tho Sherman House.
Tho Hon. J. ". Bosler, of Pennsylvania, Ia at
the Sherman House.
The Hon. E. J. Underwood, Of Virginia, Is at
tho Sherman House.
Paul Grawitz and Alvin Kreioh, Of Pruasia, arc
lat the Grand Pacfo.
Prof. Lyon, OF the Notre Dune University,
'was in tho city yeatorday.
John Robertson and ". E. Robertson, Of Scot
land, are at the Sherman.
Ex-senator s. q. Poneroy and daughters, Of
Kansas, are at tho Commercial.
Tho Hon Jnmos aarnean and family, Of st..
LouB, aro registered Ut the West Side Briggs
House.
Gen. John Mcdonald, Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue at St. Louis, Is at the Wost Side Briggs
House.
PD. Cooper, the Assistant General superin-
teudent Of tho Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railroad, VAS in town yeaterday.
Miss Annie Firunn and MIR. John Jack who
nre to star it ut 1IcVickcr'a Theatre next week.
errivoa ut tho Went Side Drigga House yoster-
day.
Tho Rev. E. Jones' and Wits, Buffalo; Dr., n.
g: Dyors and wife, Ponnsylvanih; and the Rev.
". II. Window and wifo, Wisconsin, were among
tho arrivals at tile South Bido Briggs House yes
storday.
q. n. Nelson, Now York; J. &. Hamilton,
Fond du Iao; W.. H. H. Benaon, South Bend !;
g. =. Taylor and wife, Grand Rapids; J: 3.
Krum, Bloomington, wero st tho South Side
Briggs House yestorlay.
The following were among tho prominent
arrivals at tho Sherman yesterday: ", II. Gard
ner, Philadelphia; 9. Foster, Boston; G. G.
Webster, Cincinnati; g. Q; Wales, Boston 2.
T.. Hooker and family, Now Orleans; 9: II.
7, Il. Halzick, Wlliamaport, Pa; ". Y. Morse,
Omaha.
a. Greenwood, Boston; F., ?. Nntting, Salt
Lnko City; John Baxtor,. Salem r. P. Allis,
,NEoi r. =: Durdiek, poaoobei; Ia: T. Isy,
g.: H. +. swett, Springfield; b. +. Biianner, II.
Yalp. ~aisos q. g. bhafTeI, da1eua; G. ". Col
we'll I Nio. nTe At tho West Side Briggs House.
Tho I. HIoxtng were among the prominent
Harris la x9pe; 7. ]: F!ourney. Jr., paducah,
Nv.: n n. Newert, Madison J. ". Dugbee,
Boston Am Nn Potts, Philadelphia /; q. r.
Place, pittsbnl Ehs q: ". WelBhlaw, Nox Or
!oana; ". B. | xeF' Aou3son' 9e1as Il. a.
Lacey. Detroit.
Commodore Revn eads IL Secretary Of the Navy
while Robson is 1t b te 4ye.
The Rev. 4. Proctor, >.of Oregon, H. sued tho
Indopepdent prssbyteri. " Church Of polo 70; 1oE
, 1873-08-02

These ps arc composed exclusively Of vegetable In
GFeiSns and a. although oy entirely sup9rseo THO
dGy II fg at M dsss, ppnn sns lss md
aGred state or that organ. Liver Complaint, Bilious
1,soElens, Indigeston Sick I!endsche Typhoid Fuyers
draks ptlEs. For sale by oil druggists and ioaIofp
, 1873-08-02

Tho markct was activo and higher. Rates On corn
Sete osic to huffa1o. To Ktngston, cllarsors wore
ss1neagementa reported wero To Dunaio-schr j. q.
1as i11asIrison Holterhouso, Antauto, zaok Ohnudler
mMngnnd, m via bufrao-1'rop Vanderbilt, corn Ut 80
vo, ,MihGston-aehr Madeira, wheat 1t 100; schra
5ns .heo tta aao md g. Fort corn wloat at ike
atlanta, corn on private torms. TO Port Coburn-
m ar Goaocon corn ct g. Total H. Capacity equal
or wheat, 'f e NosooS n@ eoAn
, 1873-08-02

rrop Lake 1srjo 0odcrieh, Balt.
Hchr Illlno.. Daieys r1cr, wood,
Hchr Ltzzo Doak. st. Joseph, lumber,
nctr g aospon St: Joropll, lumber.
Prop Con. II. +, psMe, Grand Haven, to,vinn.
nasRo Apprentice Hoy, Grand 1favon, lumbor.
m3arGe 31s {y Gity Of Erio, or1na lInvc,,, lumber.
gcttr Adttio, Benton IInrbor, railroad lios.
bchc North Cape, Buffalo. coal.
Prop Montgomery, Port IIuron, suntlrjes,
CLEAnED. Aug.1
stnr htnn!towoct Mnnltowoe. 60 hls poits. al bdls
iron, no krga whlto !oat
8cllr Richard Winsow, Buffalo, 10000 bu corn.
lrop Oconto, drocn Iay, s,ndrios.
M hchr ]. 9. ffaEraon, buffalo, 81 700 1,u corn,
hchr M cnyafsoEa, buffalo, t5,Tj0u b,t corn.
Bchr 8. T. Atwatcr, Kingston, b, ,3i7 bu wheat.
NIGHT CI.EAttANOlt9, ,..,,,.,,,AuQ. l.
at:nr Muskcgon, Gta,1il l1ayc1,, sanlrios.
schr ]. Ki1tlerhouBe, Buffalo. 39, ,227 hu corn.
Prop lnia Erie 27 500 bn ona. 1,400 bbts otr But
80. falo, 100 bbla ilonr, 1000 hi oats.
st1nr Lowell, Ogdonsburg, 1000 bu corn.
, 1873-08-02
------ WANTED.
SCHOOL FURNITURE WANTED.

6ohool utSSot0n Of TuEIoFf H wilI t0oe!Vo opSn
htst Tqs..J Y s:psMhet Iheso T,sanE asn s,Ist asnd
II ot lbs School board, who Will tAto vt A9n4.
Dated. TuIues, pu Page Co.. ILL.,, Aug, l.
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4 skull IN AQvARrl LEAD.
4 Ssljset 1se ~ 0sssiAseatisa sfWiss


1tOm tue Virginia BuIteto0.
Agassis aud oil the great physicists of the
old world aud the new would have been
thrown into q state OF feverish excitement
had they heard the rumor that was current
on our streets this morning. Tho report
wss that human scuil had been found
imbedded in body Of rich silver bearing
quarts in onc Ut the COms,ock mines. Such
phenomenon would have upset all the sc.
cepted theories and overturned all the we'll
established facts demonstrated by the re-
searches OF modern science, and, hearing
that the skull wss in the fine cabinet of
Tinker & Shepard In the Palace Saloon, W
repaired thi.her to ascertain the facts In the
premises. There We found . large human
skull, tl'ickly coated on ono side with rich
saIphurets Of silver, and upon inquiry ~
certaiued that the curiosity was found In On
old dnft Of the Ophir minc, some years ago.
BY the late Judge Baldwin. The skull Wa
found At point where the drift had cut
through rich vein of sulphuress, and hence
Ito coating. How II got there 10 still mys-
terry and will perhaps remain 20 forever.
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THE PAST AND PRESENT.
o. = 0aabasv's Dese Pisssrss'
From ~ Danbsst NswA Aug, q.

From eoo U1o00ey NeWA AoGs -
You know her. She lives on your street.
H.r features are either pinched, or full and
frowsy. Her dress i vet, LIFTING, and y
no particular pattern; her slippers afs
l,soksn down; her hair b uncombed hss
vuice u either sAsill Or coasse. Yos have
eeem hes stand nut 10 ths hsck yard. and put
bars arm up 10 her eyes, ard nader u PEER
ont - the fence or tarn, whee man h Ill
6ttirs 60 i b sssschisg TT somsthiBs, md
have heard her slsout-''J 'J0ks. can't George
bring ne spnsc wasesl" AID yos havs
besrd him cry tack-'lf - don't sst tbae
water yin take every Inch of 1ssh from
bis b,ses." And vixen yos haye looksd y
hss again, dies Il sessa pnsslels ilet thoee
sAery eyes have droopsd h ss,1ssly ~.
srsve, o. rsised 10 coqsestish lsht = ~
f.cg Of The man In III ill-6stisg ooia. Caa
yo,, ~ any pssibls wssach u ~ laagi
na,ion. cs,neesvs ot ~ ses6ssiy pasuasg
peppesusiais ~ ~; ]; of his ssndesly tahise
that hsnd IN his and iendesly sqossnsg Il.
Bu, II - -. Msny ! '0ed tlea pm"
~ ehses sasSeei akssea ~ bAss AslA,
many : ~ ptsgsSsss - I'M snooobed hsir.
TIE iisLslv cosspsessed ;ips have hvisGly
euased tender iasileaipas o hin - laks
aassls<r bi.s q caAs saA piskA Tbs hesds
,hal 40 sDw ~ hsilsd - bllsass6 -
aasksd sish ssSn Sssn ~ tssaa-teils.
- scssae1ss fsu0 - iast ssaaisg hep,.
wsrs spnGa iWinea Dwvina1v alooe bla ooek.
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Dawn
ny II. 4. ALDEN.

Across the golden bsrs Of night
That fell aud faded ~ she came,
The joyous Dawn, with treases bright.
Stepped forth with sandals all alamo.
Linked arms with the uprising sun.
Whose kiss scnt speeding Der the blue
Ut heaven, ssch gIories, one BY one
To molten jewels the dew deops grew.
Then merrily across the green
The happy pair began their racs
To gather up the glittering sheen
Though each nower-cup bore trace.
The gentle waving foliage sang
A silent song that each glad bird
With cch0iny music swcetly rang
Through all the life and light that stirred.
Oh, one more kiss then, happy Dawn!
Ere the proud Sun, still mouuting higher.
Takes from thy breast the waksning Nern,
Who smiles oil glorious on her sire.
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Passnal Nlsana

Fred. Douglass employs . white cosch>
maa.
Admiral" semmes 10 now commodore Of
trunk factory.
John Mulllgan, = well-known minstrel
performer, and the original bob Ridley" !"
died recently In Chicago.
A l3nc monument TO Commodore Perry
has recently been placed over his remains In
Island Cemetery 1t Newport, r. I.
Senator Sumner has not been In such ex.
cellent health for several years.
The sumbss Of birth. places Of noted men
that are In sight from the top Of Kcsrsarge.
In New Hampshire, 10 remarkable. On the
Eastern side you look almost directly down
upon district ten miles square, in which
wess born Esskisl and Daniel Webster,
William Pitt Fessenden, Johu A. Dix, Far
met, The electrician, and The Bartlett family
0eclatilng lShabod,) isnlous in New Hamp.
shife; vice President Wilson was born In
Farmiaston; Lewis Cas- In Exeter; United
States Senator Chandler, In Bedford; Levi
Woodbury., In Portsmouth; Horace Greeley,
In Amherst; Gen. Butler, In Deerheld;
franklin Pierce, in Hillsborougb; Chief
Justice Chase, In Cornish, and Chief Justice
Chase, Of Maine, In Rumpey-snd Ill these
places may be seen from Kearsarge.
II ID NOT generally known that among the
many other interesting incidents In the life
Of President Andrew Jackson, he was twice
married 70 the same woman, former 4rs.
Rachel Robards. daughter Of Ars. Donelson,
the widow Of COL John Donelson, an emi>
grant from Virginia 10 Tennessee. On &C.
count of the dissolute habits Of her husband,
Captain Robards, application was made to
the Legislature of Virginia for . divorce,
and soon after intelligence was received that
the petition had bsen granted. Supposing
that she Was freed from the marital rela>
tions, Ars. Robards and General Jackson
were married in Natchez in 1701. In De.
csmber, 1793, It was ascertained that the
proceeding in the Virginia Legislature wss
simply m authorization for . SUIT for ii.
yorce to be entered in Kentucky court,
and this suit had just been brought to sue.
cessful issue. Much chagrined, but deter.
mined To behonorable and correct, Jackson,
on bis return to Nashville, 1884, took out =
license, and was again married.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-13
wrsTfRn ITEMS.


The Sutro Tunnel ID now 1876 feet.
Weather prophets are predicting wei
winter.
Rsess River Valley produced 10000
worth sf grain this season. .......
A)eck Cameron, formerly of Cedar Falls
lows, b the iirst man to successfully intro.
duce Chinese labor into Colorado Territory.
Prc1. Hayden, In charge of the Colorado
Exploring Expedision, hes already collected
and forwarded TO Washington two hundred
and twensy>seven different varieties OF
North American grasshoppsra
They are trying to revive the Fraser river
fever IN British Columbia The Gslssisl
seys that immense gold deposits have been
discovered near the beadwaaess Of the Site.
keen river and 10 miles from the coast line.
A quaaaty Of ths dust was brought down
p victtsia on Friday. ' -
y An active volcano has been discovered
within few miles north Of Central City,
Colorado. II the Colorado newspapers are
Trustworthy. there seems to he no doubt Of
the fact. The volcano smokes quietly, with
an occasional spasm, but pieces Of lava,
evidently Of recent origin, indicate that
there has lately been an eruption.
Two boys In Wa'la w ALA, aged 10 and 10
years, this year did the plowing, narrowing
and rolling on land that has yielded 1000
bushels Of grain. They also put In ten
acres Of rye, six acres of fax seed. and
broke twelve acrcs of fallow land twice.
They further cultivated large garden. and
did al the chores about the farm, besides
attending school during fve months out Of
the last twelve.
The toughest" Get of ''roosters" that ever
shook tho dust from any tswn, says the
Reno, (Nev.J Jssraa! OF August 20. left
Reno yesterday morning fUr the new mining
district of Cornucopia They came here
from Virginia Among the crowd were
four New York gun.6ghters, two Chicago
murderers, three Baltimore bruisen, one
philadelphia pr,se fighter, four San Fran.
cisco boodlums, three Virginia beats, two
Union Pacific roushs and two check guer.
Tillas."
The Salt Lake Theatre has passed out of
the hands of the Church authorities, and
will heueeforth be run - Z Gentle institu.
ton. The company incorporated on the
seth with . paid.up capital OF $4,000.
The FeoeiiaAs says: Tho alterations and
improvements In the theatre have now com.
menced In earnest; already the carpenters
have cleared the benches from the parquctte,
which will be replaced by splendid chairs.
The new propriesors calculate to entirely
change the appearance Of the inside of the
house."