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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-27
Yellow Fever.

WAsAlSGroS, July 21.-A dis
patch received this morning from
Commodore Cooper, commanding at
the navy yard at Pensacola, says:
"The yellow fever at Barrancas is
fearful. Keep all steamers away.
We are doing all We can to care for
the sick. II hope there will be thor.
ough and close investigation of the
cause of the disease, as it is feared
ahat there is some local cause for this
disaster.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-27
Fearful Ravagesof the
yellow Fever at
Barrances. :

Failure Of Duncan, Sherman & Co.
New YoRK, July 27.-Gold jump
ed to Sligo upon the announcement
Of the suspension Of Duncan, Sherman
4 Co. and tile rumorcd embarrassment
Of other houses, but has fallen to
Sl.l4.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11
A TEST OF SINCERITY.

Michael G. Kerr, member of Congress
from Indiana, is a candidate for Speak
er of the next House of Represents
tives. He is hard money Democrat,
opposed to rag babies and imitation,
and will be supported for the position
by that element of the Democrat party
from all parts of the country. He is
eminently qualified for the position.
having the reputation of being one of
the best parliamentarians in Congress.
AS the House il overwhelming Demo-
cratic and there is no possibility of q
Republican being elected to the Speak
ship, it is suggested that the Republic
can members who favor hard money,
give their support to Kerr in the con-
test for the Speakership. The Spring
field Republican proposes this as test
of the sincerity of Republican men,
bers on the currency question, and says
they cannot evince their soundness on
that issue better than by voting solidly
with the hard money Democrats and
securing the election of Kerr to the
Speakership. 1t says "thsy under
stand that perfectly well, and the
country understands it. If they throw
away their votes complimenting MIR.
Blaine, or any other Republican, it will
be q confession that they have been
trying to obtain popular confidence
aud support under false pre-
lenses -- that their hard money
protestations have been only 80
much bait to catch gudgeons. As
Congress meets the first Monday of
next month, people will then have
opportunity to judge of the sincerity
of the hard-money Republican men,
bers of Congress by the test proposed
by the Republican.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

Backward, pin backward my skirts in
their flight, make me look small again,
just for tonight; am SO weary, and
my skirts are SO long, sweeping the
pavements as I walk along, gathering
dirt from out of the street, looked at by
every one that I meet; mother, dear
mother I know I'm fright; pin back
my skirts mother pin 'em back tight.
Mother, dear mother, the days are SO
warm, and I'm tired of this dress /
have OMIT is so clumsy and don't fit
me right pin it back, mother, pin it
back tight; now I'm ready, don't 1
look sweet? smiling on all hsppen to
meet; I'm in the fashion 80 that
is all right; pin back my skirts,
mother, pin 'em back tight. Mother,
dear mother. know it's a sin, to
wear dresses that show off ones
limbs, but what is poor girl going to
do, If all the world wears 'em too2 it is
only those who are thin that are afraid
to show off a form that is we'll made;
you may laugh, but you know that I'm
right; pin back my skirts. mother, pin
'em back tight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

SAN Francisco clergyn,en are engaged
in controversy as to the cause OF the
Virginia IRE. One takes the ground
that the fire was visitation called down
by the wickedness of the Virginians'
and another attributes it to natural
causes. The virginians say it origin
ated in drunken row at low lodging
house, kept by q woman named "Crazy
Kate"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNING
DISPATCHES.

The schooner Dreadnaught, 1873 tons,
was sold by auction yesterday after
noon for So, 600. at San Francisco.
The Northern Belle Mill and Mining
Company have declared dividend of
one dollar per share. amounting to
$4,000, payable Thursday.
The Hale & Norcross Mining Com
pany has levied an assessment of five
dollars per share, amounting to $50, 900;
and the Imperial Mining Company an
assessment of one dollar per share,
amounting to 100000, delinquent
December LIST and 14th, respectively.
A further account of the disaster
of the steamer Pacific, establishes the
fact that she was run into by another
vessel under full sail. the quartermas-
ter has been picked up since Jelly was
saved. -Four or five bodies have also
been recovered.
The factory of Cook & Sons, at Tam
worth. Staffordshire, England, has been
destroyed by fire, and six hundred
operatives are thrown out of work.
The Directors of the Michigan Gen.
trail Rrailroad have approved the pro-
posed freight arrangements between
that road and the Lake Shore and Fort
Wayne roads. The New York Central,
Pennsylvania Central, Erie, Balti-
more and Ohio railroad companies
concur in the agreement.
1t is stated that several vessels from
Galveston are hunting the City of
Waco's boats, with the hope that they
escaped from the burning vessel.
Thomas A Doyle (Rspublican) was
yesterday elected Mayor of Providence
for the tenth time.
Vice President Wilson was comforta-
BILE at midnight, though he has been
very restless, and has slept but little
during the night. His physicians are
still hopeful and think this morning
there is change for the better.
The private banking firm of A. NJ.
Reynolds & Co.. Newark. New Jersey.
suspended yesterday. 1t is thought
the assets exceed the liabilities.
George E. May, tea jobber, New
York, failed yesterday.
James Wickham & Son, commission
merchants and jobbers, New York,
have made an assignment. The failure
Is an important one.
The Boston Herald announces the
failure of F. Geedowsky, who is one of
the extensive furniture makers of that
city, and places the liabilities at $780,
900, and the assets at $4,000. w.
X. Lewis, pickle dealer. is also involved,
having endorsed to the amount of
100000. 1t is said that the offer to
pay fifty cents on the dollar will be &C
cepted.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

COPPER CANyoN.-The English Min
ing Company at Copper Canyon, near
Galena, have purchased a water
right. near the mine of Henderson &
Briefly. for the purpose of running
Cornish iiggers for cleaning and reduc-
ing copper ore. The company have
been working copper mine in Copper
Canyon for years and sending the ore'
extracted, to Liverpool.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

ANOTHER Bearded Lady! This be-
whiskered beauty is Mrs. Foster. of
Muscatine, Iowa. They are black and
glossy, three inches long, and the mus
tache over her lovely mouth would do
credit to any young or old gentleman.
Mrs. Foster" says the Muscatine
Journal, " is as great a curiosity as
any woman travelling with shows"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11
NEW TO-DAY.
Delinquent Notice.

OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER MILL AND
Whining Company-LocatiOn Of principal
place of business, San Francisco, California
Location of works. Indian Mining District
Humboldt County. State of Nevada-Notice-
There is delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock. on account of Assessment no.
o., levied on the second day of September,
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows;
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

THE.Pioche Journal says the reports
from the Raymond & Ely mine are
very encouraging this week. AS the
telegraph reported that an assessment
of three dollars per share had been
levied by the Trustees, the Journals
notice seems the least bit ironical.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

And IN accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made ON the second
day of September, 1875, 50 many shares OF
each parcel OF such stock as may be neee ssary
VIII be sold at public auction at the office Of
the Company, Rooms and 6. No. 500 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. California
on TUESDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1876, at the hour o. two O'Clock
P. NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of the sale = ~
WM. II. WATSON, Secretary,
once-hooms and 8, No. 3O2 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. nlI.,5
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

THERE was an inter- County trotting
race for stations at Austin last Sum-
day. The entries were Henry Ward
Beecher, by Lander; Duroc, by Hum
boldt; and Nevada Chief, by Churchill
county. The race was won in three
straight heats by Nevada Chief Time
$50. 3:45, and 1928.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

MOODY AND SANKEY'S revival services
at the Brooklyn Tabernacle are largely
attended. Notwithstanding the wealth
er is inclement, crowds throng to hear
them, and there is no abatement in the
interest taken by the public in the
services.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11
THE Directors of the Emma Mining

THE Directors of the Emma Mining
Company have resigned. The
resignation Of Minister Schenck, who
countenanced the Emma swindle,
and led English capitalists to believe
that the Emma was all that it was rep
resented to be, is now in order. His
treatise on draw poker can scarcely
save him from the contempt of those
who were swindled by his misrepresen-
tations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

A DISPATCH from Wheeling, West
Virginia, says bill has been introduced
locating the Capital permanently in
that place. The Masonic Grand Lodge
is in session in tie City, and the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter meets there to-
dag.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

HENRY WARD BEEcHER is a member
of the New York and Brooklyn Asso-
citation of Congregationalist Ministers.
This Society recently appointed COM
mittee to investigate the charges
against Beecher, and report whether
he should be tanned in membership
or expelled. A majority of the CON-
nlittee seem to favor a fearless and
thorough investigation of the case. and
the latest report say that Beecher will
withdraw from the Association. rather
than submit to an investigation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

The new Constitution of Alabama
provides that all banks organized in
that State must have a specie basis,
and their notes be redeemed in gold or
silver.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11
To the Ladies'.
Ten Dollars Reward.

A, reward OF ten dollars will be paid y w
undersigned for the delivery to him, ~ en' Ssd
vile. OF bsy mare, FIVE years old pIs .lgsr
n on lett hip and vented on left shVu, I'D
The mare we chs ] 900 or I 100 pounds,n
to saddle aud has little white on iof nye
JAMES MEAobs.
Unionville Oct. G, 1875.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

The Virginia Chronicle once more
appears in full size. We are pleased
to note the evidence of its recuperative
powers, and hope it will ever more
escape the ordeal of food and fire.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

VICE PRESIDENT Wilson was stricken
with paralysis while taking bath at
Washington yesterday. He remained
unconscious for three hours.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

GovEnNoB BRADLEY has issued pro-
clamation setting apart Thursday
November 25th, as a day OF Thanks
giving and prayer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

The Eurekans expect that postal
car will be placed on the narrow gauge
by the Postofice Department in few
weeks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

THE ALLEGHAN1ANs. ID. G.. Wal
dron, manager of the Alleghapians,
passed through last evening with bis
troupe. who are now returning to San
Francisco to spend the winter. Mr..
Waldron informs us that they made q
successful and profitable tour along
the railroad, east; and that the COM
pany will start out again next March.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-11

EMIaRANTs.--Seven cars Of emigrants
passed here last evening, and seven
cars more will arrive this evening.
, 1875-07-10
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

10 the Edtler Of Tie Chitaso 7'r:huEs:
cuA.irA1u:, H., Jul; 7.-iou cay e8!toralty
that ex-Coafoderato Gcuctal EtatrcEsrd Ad-
miral Setnmns and ono other person, have 70.
fused to celebrate the Fourth of 1uIy,--makipg
thEeo persons in tte wllole South who had 1tv
reverence 1or th,s g!ol ious anniversary, etc.
Did tho writer OF that article escr pass Fourth
Of July in the Su,lih7 Ny observations shero
would lead mo to tstin.a;e Is 1'er ctnt II thu
l,eypse, instead OF three out u S0u1tGU ~ being
nou- &C ehra,ors. Tho fact u, afleY dont cele-
l'rato this dsy any better than they eu Graut's
Thanksgiving days. To-day iHE TR1rrxE calls
tue 4tiusoss u Gen. Preston Ut Tho University OF
Virginia extraordinary. The Genera:S rptech
ie. III soule seuse, extraordinary but hlH views
ITO not rare. In Tho address referred TO. Con.
Iraaon a;,eaks truly tho sentiments OF moro
than ~ pBr cent ot NIL the white reop!s OF The
6oa.l.
wo have no quarrel with tho Southern reop:o.
Their wnr-secord il a'spady foss.sun. We not
only forgive. bnt forgot; aud. whoa they como
nnloug Us, Elye them all eyon cLance A luEinosA,
roatlCR, an:i every asenne OF inhibition. Now, IL
|: nat important that We tie no! deceived III ro-
e9.d to the fctIlnEs o! lha Southern people to-
ward nB7 Fortunes oi,uusl have been wrecked
already by misunderstanding tho diAposltiou of
lilo Southern t}o0p1e tu"ard hofsllsFn 1a!.4A.
g,nnts, epeak wnat SNOW when / exy that
they don't want Northern ia,mleI ants, uuess
they can coulrol them polticsy.
CONSTANT n1ADf1.
, 1875-07-10
THE LAP.D0G.

From hi Italian u Faritd
Thla he discuuEscs: suA krutit lear
HprllH.+ s4Ile he sItAks, lntu va saaTh eysA+
HIS recalls the .3t
AlAs; thu cruoI day !-uhat sEae her lstt-do9t
Her lyeAi.te ouH lalI-4Ug. darling es 1hs ttscHa,
Kt,uEtlnt III youtnf1l Eaye1y. lntter<e'l
Tbs lrLt marx Vt Aeg l:ury tl1tt GP30
Tnn r,l.tr fs,t If 4 mental; lr. will bold
And nacr!ls1,ous toe, dung her A@ay.
t)yur aud tItes tAfics ais fuilsl, anil tlrtca
Nuturl.-i her slkeu coat. sI.is tbrt % Inhaled
with icI.ttr ih-iri1 the thitk. CHOKING dust.
fhcu raise< nlp1us1uX cries. au llslf heIp asipI
HAu se...utd 10 ca!t, wulis ftota tho gEdai Fsa41
Coual,as Aiaua.o Es.' usSsrsd hss aG4ln,
Aud tr1,t their r!a.htral baa s1scEts III dlS1nAf
Tue serssuta eushoI, n1d iron. Inv hpi#s ruons
Tho pa lid Inailrns trenbliu2 dew; III came.
The htys lst:t WA with fostVtH. easchce
hpsiuklrt, aud slv AwAEsiied II o.! Ae1 s~ooa-
Anger md gra0l eopyu!sel her ssi!i ; shs cAAt
a l:aLtuua xIal,,e upnn tho guilty ulenaf.
And thrice With lauEna voicu sho caltcd sltf tet.
Who rushed tn per etnGfnc9, ns1d SEEMED to lnfoks
Evpuocucs with her BhFi!l ssuuF. Aud fsss!Rs
Thou hAdst, fslt poodle, dartn8 Of tbs or"ces'
Ths guilty Meuial ssesnblea. aEa with eyrs ..a
Du4AcAst rGeclyet. his 1oout. ha1Ght llln'4
Ills twe.,ty year4' <lnseft nancht hi1n a3auso
IIta zeal III secFcs services fHr him ...
In vain were prayer and }rstnt1 loffh ~ Hsar
S,otlyA III lis livery that I'LL now had nAls aso'
Euylsbl. with tho vulgar. Aud ~ ft.A
lie hUt,pu uothEs lord the truder IasAfs
We're hprro..struck Al h!s asroctuus cf'.ast L.a
And tostAed thu suthor. Tho faise sfsca
with iii h,y sauai,s LEood, anu IN tht eHes9s
With l,s Ieau VITA tis l4tttrs Vt III 'lssi
yAI.,!y iAuerteA to tho (asst:-'E'
~. y. HaHsAs ~ ths JAix i@''s'
, 1875-07-10
THE D0LLYMounr SHOOTING.

To Dollymount, Tho o.her day.
The rsokc tocted !p nue arrsy
IL sou ths men fFcIn Anertcay
Would strive with tbs lr,4h Ia shoota'.
There Wss F1ddy O'flaEe aud Grow ptt S,1
Anh pne. - si, hletheFln' Piper Ttd.
Ml!b Hiddy AIl Nora, tic swate tr1-heAi,
An the 4tty.ls own roAt!u SUI iu0l.p'
IpIstuu, hu1bAGoU, whA r. hIIfst.
Etsr.AtanKIsd H4Ener ami Et'n.B"r:ygh
This tpuslnest tins that tver yqn ssx
W&s OaiJ,nuunt cssck,n't thr t!hss.
oh foqs VA tue slaht on publ:u bay
While lhe VI Tollsu toof, Aud the tE1fS thy
Wax alive w,d bo4t., wta ltt!t stFraSntt1 gay,
Ht!unto' It8s h,t1a n'sr the waseFs.
Ths fDala they dllSd, All lls world w1t s1efs,
You'd thought twas tbs opeu.n at Doany 1took F3ts
In a coach knd s!s rode tbs oulJ Lord MsISF,
Nls wifs sud them colesna hla dAuxatsrb,
CAorus.
Oh the Irish team wes Fs!r 10 view.
And they'd beaten lbs acotch tDt tht Ens.!Ih toos
Aud lie 'AsEsesn AoYs-WAat hu!lAtA.uo
There Et4n ~ s4N that4 stxndtt.
W. shouted huIEsh Tor A.urF!csY,
Az the beat texua Esrs u1aJ II SIN thu day,
Ar drill I ftsE Of Gny foul play
When The ltiah boys nxs hand Ia,
Chorus,
unsrah for ths Yants4s! lhs day ihsy have won't
ancu uhoottn' thsFs usysr Ms4 nndsr ssil Hsin
6nca tha days wien Tbs Ould 10y hFst taua!sd gun
And brought sLuul ds2ta and Destruction.
And huIrsA fos 0u!d Erin. foF ouoa u way
Ah4 sttu3a4s 10 $50 tbs LeAek guppo~ast pssy
la thS hands 1f ths stranger by tar ouhua nay,
Aud b bsAa IN fr1ssaly Esodaa.
ChoF1a.
~-95ss fafk GF12k<<s
, 1875-07-10
THE GRAVES VOICES.

From the German.
Sunk II Ia drtans. and lost III ansl0ua thought
SIS fuotsfsps brought ns to thu l1Eey spot.
TO whom 6aIou8s iAe 6td tlly huNery bcd9
" Tha dsAd."
Enter thuu In, uny Roul: why shouidst thou fearr
NouShl but srss tuuh and flowers blooming hers.
Nhsnce Fo,aes Tho sAssnco from thasS aweet Per.
'S'0's' "Frou ,orph,.
sts hsrs. o man where all thy paths muat end,
Lstsu the dsau cases siesk ~, hear thou must :
ITO uu4l.
Whsrs arc the careltss heasts thai on the earth
TreMbs1 ia Pale, Vi be4l 20 htSb Ill ntth
Thoss IN whose bsealts It's AaMa ot hatred tn,o'd d.
'3sa' .Aolaersa,-
Where ara The mighty wta take lifs BY storn7
Who ecu to heavens heights wild wthes furm.
What cfoSk the rxvfus ph 3au tn0ss-g gruwu Naut
"1urad Ill"
Where tho dear ouss In DeaLS cold sleep lying,
70 whom, loYe a~ose mesnnsy uhdytnR?
Mhht wall Yon cyllre4srtes lob, hrArxk thou not Z
t'EorQot.h
To see where the,e oaeA paused, did no eJe eragsf
May no Wild longing ptorca beyuud ths grassr
Tia AI ttsst Al11Eb Ilair weird LsaI4 uue by cne;
None, nohu."
Tbs tvsnn4 wiul amid tho trees 10 Stsh!rR.
EetterAi In aruAIas, my saddehsl soul IL lying,
TAa twilight fAlla. tho red GLOW pslsth t4.s-
"Tts past."
-Antont7 Detson IN chamat1s Journal.
, 1875-07-10
In, Gould, The Edttor, und the Tail
'EuIflks

TulH4fs ....
rls s.n,. ry,ps TO rrvys lhat Jsg Gould hold' ihs
sone!ns ,nsttt Il tts ~ obSins Interests Of nst
a1ar'tsI,,a ssutitn.u. THIS tuaJ BY Tho case, bas
sxdenes Of il t.nslsulnsss Will be required
1.a ~ sts sss usp .o1e 81 IN .s IL T..
.,;s MI b.su assluuusly sugsgei. vii hnd tnAt hs
.a Mu1 urnIortsksu4 big chfo-
eH. ,,.o.n..
nn,'Iuct ~ of Als young caltor, snd IL mattef
.hont uh,ctl no one Informed - 10 its stocE, anu
tno J,4pJBllluu thAt has bcau male of u enee
Mr. OIee!ey's death, hss the slightest doubt.
Jty Gould uses its columns fnr ntoos' s'gsmpllaR
uurposes. All Wall street kuowa THAI It u PAL
ratls to any ono who fol!ows sha cousse o. tn9
stock market. The young editor up In h's tall
toxsr u h,S silly tool. "a.
10 parade Horace 0tss!eys. name a lts
founder aud to cali tbs tall tower I'LL monutasAt:
IL TO insult the memory Of that great aha aoness
journalist. IL uneAes ones GolRo slse 10 tn!nk
of such Hypocrisy and to contenp!hte susn
dissertation Of great nasae' T.. r,,su, ,,,,,,r
thsk sttects l,is character 10 long - Is doas ho1
be,k hilu III his stock operations: He ~ sotn'
i,v of ths tria Ut ambition OF the faithful Jour.
uAIlst Truthful de4!sug With his rosdors doc. aos
oceupy lis mind, ner doos 10 care 20 hsss s%rn Ma
qualities ~ the aa aooi ia d.st,us II eon
sicf1oua. NItA sui.ciont newspaper. s1rsnshee:
. iii no uncomfortable sGguplps Ut honsss !, ~
,apao.ty for bulldog up tepusa3n, s1t 'am,, MI
Mind the papar Of Jay Goaid. Which. lhonRn
s,,n dad u fIA4d, shall glitter tu ths eyss e'
a"..s,yo Cd putfla,-HNc York SUM- NJ
Vhv 10 Dams ~ bitter .toHhFds ts'a ~
W.. York TrtounA 10 pot ~ po~ssfu! ioatas!
.stt uAs uhso 0rss!ay wtoss ~ leaders. oes y
Ia > noss sasssp.!alpy aad P:t!es "s'p@'
, 1875-07-10

wrrIa i,ia,,,Int .., -" fni.:'!Y heard tho low
One Ut lilo most ,,ea I'M: h,,a ~ .'ar lf"Ht
herlal soyasrs cn.iss III MI. II viz, tl,n aan,v
~ tno e:!oaa "hlla l'a'"1' uver nico. Of
a. tt,st m smon,i' A., ''..s'a "o1ha NJ ~ell
Every nvlIab1s thn fn!le on ia " n,.s', ," q sca
repeated With thn uimost ,u,rity. with n,ct'
l1nler donhua ta, 10 WIN ali echo frn,n tito iorcl
,rs mr,oS -, ~ f.v.,',a ke fcsy clctta md cav
uhncen. uernie tr,,u,ci n, ~ s...n @ VI III. Issn-
,ah,nux fnst{e-r rl,r,, IN ,.n ,st IT,. - S',, ~
frrl Lroad liz ain.,n,,r a,e,, W ,"p aua -
vn,or >" R'' '"'n, y" sno
;; ----
usTW,H3tare,!-.s
In tia frv and c1eyatet yniIe,x ara hr ,,nu ~
tho I,nckv Mountain. md NJ H.. 5.a,5,,I..a y,
w...t., ~, . 49," ~ 'ne c"ta''e's III VI
.'o.'so sne Eue"o.ue"a III tuo "h'fIHba arc act
'se'y cah''ltcu. I'm lilo te,p basinh Of Mex
ic3,' HnyA frof. i. ". PhcIny "vboso .hero In
no prevailing cur,cpt M MR. ,,,;,,.,,du mas In
.ocn IN thn w,rn,- hn... -, 49,. ...:..
sn;,,,,r ~. ,,'.;a ' 49, " tna uay' eE'''''"s
'P"A'V W sue'f e1es' tHfo"'oR up laFee cb!-
and tonsinsug ~ staiIns,at an tue e1co ainy top
for lonp lima En,th,r 49,, l., 49, u,,,r
siountatnr WHARF ,ha .o,,,,,'., ''.s.' ~.
ra,, ,,a.m ~"s s.a eoa1"'es. Iie'zea pre-
With Tho wind. Tho 70 }iditr Q! the HhirliDg mo-
ton. In both coses, IA al,ope,,er 10, rrcnt to In
attributed to an, M, a, .Io,, -, ,1,.ro.
~ Tin mr. n,,i.;ds - ~, :.1'.a nsen.
.,:4a ...,..
se"H'aN lhlto Bill !. "hho with tho moving
whr!wind 1t often tolors along. mi: IN q s, 10,
OF Is milo bree2t. Tbur willie Ina mot;on
Of tr.n,j,tton n. H., ,,,,,.;,,a ~ ,,r,,. tc
:, ~. w WIZ '",'.a "'Ai ~ "','e ~
u..'se ~ W ~ III hoos' LA N'Aflhg seiocsty 10
olteh LUZ mtlcA ut moro M !our."
Tho general II rim Of taose wttryiu,ls observed
liz p.o(, ple,ls va. n, a .une ~ ,,u., ~ f,oto
1 I, N fect n ,,,.,..,.. ,a aa,...i ,,,.as..
f.., In t,o:,,,,. ~, @"a e''e1' ="
iee' ~, no.Rhe' Iloy we're generally nerpetti!cu-
,s.n.. ~, n.dnuRu Que van nut'c"d TO ascend ~
xhh ~. - ~ ion at'n haot'ie:' a'tcl 1n"hhtlns
~. s'iolt olhsancc, iLoseo nof'zantHls
, 1875-07-10

1Ghe Poll AaW Ga.etts malcs tho following
suggestion. which will be Of much yAluo to I'd.
vanced women Who do NOT sac THAR way 10 ad-
snls nsnhoFa OF thstt sa1 to military sery.ca !.
Amo4G other occupations monopo!ized BY msn,
but admirably Adtpted tor womoa IL that OF
navigation. Tbs saA il pfe-euinently one Of
swomaas "sphstsa." Tbs roar Of tbs tempest
would not drown tha clsAr notes Of her musical
voloo whom issuing hsk otdsss. and hss sys. more
any "a. - eho general asrApRsmsnts oi tie
vsssel Nhlch miKht escape shs alaspssh glauass
, 1875-07-10
sHAD III THE WEST.

4rst,al Co,rexroudenes Of The Chicago F.Ibtns.
DEs sloIHEs, Iowa. July 5.-r"o attendants
arrived hero The other day with $4,000 shAd from
Warrington, which were placed III tho Oes
Moine. River II this point. There hkve been
lVl. .GU2 uLsd placed IN The river 0ere.