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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-27
MINERS.
49, $50. "a a.,
Il United States land Office.
Helena, NJ. T., September II, 1877

Helcna, NJ. t, September IT, 1S11.
George NJ, Brooks, whose post Office address is
day filed his application TO enter as agricultural
land, under the homestead laws, the n ~ quarter
OF the S w, quarter, the S half OF the NM quarter,
and the4S Ws.anarter Of the y f quarter Of section
q, in township No. !? north, range No. l east,
which land is suspended from entry;Ii I3 lggg
: Notice is hereby given that d, hearing will be had
ut this office on the 18th dpysof October, A. ID 1877.
ut 10 O'Clock a. nj to- determine as TO the mineral
or non-mineral character of said land. and tcsti-
mony to be used uponEsaid hearing will be taken
before the Register and Receiver, on the 18th daysof
October, A. D.. 1877, at 10 O'Clock IL. IN. 1t is al
legged there are no known miners, nor mining inn
provements, upon said land.
43-5W J. IT. Repister. =
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The electric current moves through the
Atlantic cables, only 6,1a miles per second,
whereas ittravels through insulated wires
over ground 2sS, 900 miles per second.
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SHEEP.DIp

Tobacc9. Scraps. Eoss Sheep Dip, farnishcd
s<ithont DELAY Package, on Hogsheadls ss 800 lbs.
~ upwards, 1T PC. toa21-ac. her IN -
VIZ. NJ. rRAE g. co. y" =
~ 1sSonttls Commercial. street; st. Lrsuis Mo.
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NOTICE.
f9ju 5sTil l[

Notice is Hereby given to the debtors of the late
iYm OF Mayn & Luke, of Canyon Ferry, Meagher
county, that all Indebtedness must be settled by
cash, or note with good Security, Before the 10th of
oi Rnoine hsk Settled & Jane james Niany,nnueet and md Tai Ia Reed Zee
Receivers. # Creditors will please hand in their
CLAIMS at once, A .,.faa JAMES
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notice.

Ia, ., Territory of Montana. ttay5I
It appearing to. the Judge Of said Court by the
p titiohl thi day presented and fled byPT:J Elem.
ing, the administrator of the estate OF William
Douglas, deceased, praying. for an order Of sale Of
real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole OF
the deceased, and the debts, expenses and charges
of administration; 1t is therefore ordered by the
Judge of said Court that tall persons interested in
bate Court on Monday, the fftli day Of October, A..
D.. 1877, at 10 O'Clock IA. M, at the office OF the
an order should not be granted to the said admins
traitor to sell the said real estate; And that g copy
of rhis order lie published at least.iour successive
weeks in the ROCKY MOUNTAINS .HHsRANDMAN,4 "a
newspaper printed and published in said county.
CA. HAMPTON, Probate ! Judge.
Dated September II. 1877: ''''' t'''
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The Calling guns are IN demand In sufficient
pioyedln tne Colt iactory. Seven years 40 the
Husslnns were supplied with 800 Of them, ana
theh entered INTO an engagement with DR.. Cat
Ing, OF Hartford. the inventor of th3 gam. 10y
which thry huvs sinNe been entitled 10 manu-
in'tnre thcse weapons for themselves. II IL not.
therefore. known accurately how many oil them
900. most OF which are understood 10 be in lorts
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FINANCIAL dND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY. Oct. 2)-P. M.-Spcculation at
the Stock Exchange was less important. both in
volume Of business and extent Of the nuctun-
tions. generally heavy tone. however. con
;rolcd the transactions. though at times there
were temporary spasms Of activity and strength
Int, lust at the close OF the Exchange. prices
became feversh. and declined }-6t = cent
Lake Shore, Western Union. Delaware. Lnckn-
wanna and Western. Eric. the 81. Pauls, Ohios.
and New York Central were the principal fea-
lures. with S. pahl common decidedly weak NJ
u decline OF p. = cont. 10 80. Lake Shore WAS
~ lower AT 67A. Northwestern common drop
ping a 10 97h. and tho preferred ~ toGl4.
Ohios fell on y e cent 10 10; New York Cen
tral = 10 LOG but subsequently nu ctuatel be-
tween these figures md l07. and closed ut l06 ;.
Delaware. IAckawAuna and Western after
opening nj 5lii declined ! y cent. thon rallied
e. 81 :; ana aiierward sold mt 500 @52 s@5l a.
81 :. Michigan Central was also y cont lower
az GA :, and Wabash hrok from II to Is ..
Tn' rrmHindrr OF the list presented nothing
~ spocn sgn iilcunee. nnd the day. MS n whole
was unusually quiet. both Ms regards gossip or
TRANSACTIONS which could bo dignihed into
prominence.
The following table represents tho opening.
highest and lowest sales, reEular WAY. NJ tho
principal stocks. during the past week, together
with tho number OF shares dealt in:
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a startling tragedy occurred yestorday
att"rnogn n the Jackson Squar" Method ST Fps
copnl Church, where number Of tn members
wore mold ing IN experience meeting. Al pres
cft wer" deeply engaged in their religious ,lr-
votnns. which w1rr suddenly Interrupted with
painful sudd mess by the death Of Mrs Martha
:. shelter. who WI, stricken down hy heart
Il srase She had Just boon relating her relic-
iols experience. her manner during the recital
evinring deep intcrt 81 in the subject. After
concluding she took n seat. hut saying 10 "a
friend near ly that she felt very III. r,s" to 70
20 the door, the paleness OF her rounlennncc IT.
trarting tho attention Of many present She
had pro coded hut a few steIs when she tot
tered and zen. striking the floor heavily. cnus-
ing great excitement among the crowd ~ wor-
shippers Several rushed at once 70 her ass II =
an 'c, and. raising her from the floor carried
her into m adjoining room. Here She WAS
placed upon n sottee. surrounded by anxious
friends, thoroughly alarmed by the condition
OF the untOrtunue lhdy.
Dr. Cath"ll WAS Immediately sent for. but mr.
rived too late 10 save her life. death ensuing IN
f'w moments after tho attack. Mrs. SnofN r
WIS widow, IL years Old and lived with her
only child, n married daughter. at 10 Jackson
square avenue.
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Three Men with Too Mnny w,ve.

Jacob Schmidt. sailor. married Hermina
Benz last year suprosins that she was widow. but
learned that her husband living lie then told her
that she must ~ divorced from her husband when
she paid no attention 10 his he lett her and
ned Katrina Baicr nvs weeks ago Christian Bsder.
Katrina brother. had Smith arrested yesterday when
~ CAROL ir court Nestt rfsv his
MN lif wmNod nr eNantnhiinn. and was committed
Joseph Wt-Nnurn obtained employment ms rIgiicer
IN 90 lrinn stove works iu pcckskli wear
an .opn became nHlols worker IN he Baptist Church
ana The nnir that lraNNr meetings lie became
acquainted win MIS- ANN, Mason AMI VS.. narrei in
JUNE last Rc"uiiy woman. win twn chin a. clal m.
jail
jeanette Lrrow sFv. INT she married In Thomas
2 nnNic on o. ~. l~7e M Wilmington. bel Th.y
have child eght months old She mas asked judge
p"ohn, Tar an "fi.r arm M mnrrag, null and void
nb iniilo and has also asked u have Tho child Lillian
declared legitimate. IN the ground that DAVE falsely
r'pros'n''i him.o t. hc su-'c man when ~ TACT hc
marr't nn' fho ifhcr Of three cliilrin. AMI ls
wife SUI iying IN Nn-ccicr Macs DAvie SAYS that
he Was divorced .Uni hi fret vie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-21
journalism In Germany.

MUNICH, Sept 5.--A congress- of journalists
has taken place AZ Breslau NJ whirh nhy-four
Journals from different parts OF Germany we're
repre- sentrd bv eighty writer's. Addresses wore
sent by the foreign press. especially the Italinn
press, which never misses an 'fasion 10 OK
press its good intentions toward GERMANY.
Among the most important questions dis
cussed IN this congress WAS the extreme pun
lshmenis indicted hy the courts upou The
political. press. and especially the manner
IN which journalists ar" treated in prison.
II If notorious that there is no difference made
between them and thieves or murderers. Prison
discipline IL rnrried ont in their case to the let
mon conVicts NJ making stockings OF list Just IA
II they had committed some other crime Than
the mere expression Of their thoughts. They
are not permitted 10 have their food sent n
them from outside nor 10 receive visits. except
at very rare intervals. II Is easy to understand
how such n state Of things has chained the At
tenton OF this congress, !, was resolved that
the Legislature should be chilled upon by
the journals 70 modify the law upon
THIS subject, and place il in harmony with
modern ideas AMI sent circumstances. The
assembly also debated for u cons derahlc time
projects Of funds for the relicto aged journal
iist-. and committee WAS appointed TO draw up
by laws
The general report upon tho position NJ
tn rress during the past year was not al
together nHiirrlng Tor the lrnssHn Govern.
mont. II has been proved that prosecutions for
attempted high trcnson mr.. increasing ronsd-
ernhly zach year. Doctor Scho mhera Of Vienna
rr nted rather gloomy report upon tho Sit
nation 81 the press in Austria whrrr il Is still
under very many restraints. Fortunately,
however. these seventies nrc checked by trial
one Of the speakers declared without con
frhll'iion. thnt the press finds iitle favor
win ih' people 81 Prussia and that. II the jury
ctlH'n Judges would % more -cVere upou Jour
nn!sts than the ordinary tribunals. All this
ailnlis mi iitle encouragement TO those who
devote themselves to the spending Of what
they believe To be- the truth. Tho consress OF
journalists lasted twelve days.
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Musical stones


4 gentleman OF Virginia City. who has
been taking n look among the old, abandoned
mines NJ Truokes district. made n critical ex-
animation Of tho musical mountain OF which n
mines were first discovered. Some Of tn. mi
ners pitched their tents at the foot OF the noun
tain. and were not littlssurprsed and puzzled
at hearing during the quiet hours OF the night.
linking sounds that s."mcl 10 pcrNadr the
whole atmosnhere. coming IRON they roull not
TIL wh"rr. Tn" sounds were not unlike those
II small music box. Al times they supposed
tnat the sounds werr caused by the wind play
ing among tho twigs on the side NJ the noun
tain. hut they found that this solution wonld not
answer. NJ tho same bushes wore found evcrv-
whore. whilethe musical sounds were heard no
whore else on the siir ~ the mountain M
the foot Of which they were camped. They
listening Of nights and quiet hours during
the day. and ~ last tracked the strange
sounds to great bed II small pieces OF 70 X
mat covered the slope ~ the mountain. These
and the miners concluded that tn. sounds they
emitted were caused by I'll, action Of the wind
among them. The gentleman who recently
visited the mountain say- h. went 10 IL expect
inp 10 flni good deal Of humhug. but found il
much more Of n curiosity than he had antici-
paied. the mingled tinklncs much resembling
tn" sounds Of an Enlnn harm. and frequently
attaining startling degree nj ioudn"sS and
dl-inctnrss. The sounds seem to 80 ami FAM
approach and r"rede. ne though caused or gov
WIS found that the small fakes NJ rock covering
M" lace Of the mountain contain n large per
ccni. ~ iron. This iron is supposed 10 he mag
htic. and there appears to h, - constant mo-
ton among the. hips Of It, which appear to
cover tho ground u the depth NJ several feet in
many paces Tn" whole drift OF broken rock
seems IN h. moving down the slope of the
mountain with the slow. creeping motion al the
glacier. nnd the Slipping OVER rnch other Of the
fragments COMPOSING the mass 5 thought TO
cause the tnkling sounds, which are so numrr-
Gus Us % ninele and rise into single strong
musical uluruur
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sssoG wesrp Union ass2s Desysro lack
81 d s.p s 1S's v = York Kay RTfir55Fsa $751; S eS
,gan, Central. 4ioo;, Northwestern, t4Oo;
NNorthwe,stern preferred. 5.iOQ; Wabash. 24QO;
and. St. Joseph. 1000; Hannibal aud 81. Joseph
preferred, 200; Illinois Central, 600; Pacific
Louis LK ansas cy S amy re
iterred, SOY. 500; Quicksilver preferred. 425; Rock
Union Paciiic. 100; Pnnninn. 1926; Chicago and
Alton. 100 and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
strictcd, hut n strong tone was noted. The bulk
81 the business was at 1924. the market clos NJ
firm.
The following were the principal quotations.
1894 o%A .iS 'ia 3S i iS 55c S Hii o.
In loans the rates paid for having balances carried
The ,oa' elcsrgs. 4 De Gold peeartmcnto the s,Sck
EXCHANGE were slee4'on gold bslanocs 81 s2s 55e:
q The wesS having ITen AR and a@cuniin! % sio7.
nsS. on s s rse Jew I rnd out tho ds %csS
having redeemed sl-s,yi in called tond. which during
period N com or customs, ~ ,5ss',Gp
~ e Gs reorn GT s u's s',s
nsl49 gold balance s0lgsi2Ss 81 currency rcccipts
s.saes 81 sS.Ssc 'eGS n.,o: sS currency
Inc eetn. sS. T , rSc,g,s ., ws.nn.on today
treasury also received s7tS in national hank not.
9, b.nss . secure ins usolM bank cilcniSlon. also
SIS iOon Tor the public dets The outstanding bank
circulation amounts 10 fSioiococu currency notes, and
a burp gold notes.
drmand dfalts respectively, hut In Sciua trsn.a-
Ions, the selling rates we're slso9si sois and e. SO
In Tie money market call loan. pledge Of approved
n cent. with final negotiation. At Punc mercantile
ncccrtnnccs ranged At es7S according To date OF ma
nc wcckly exhibit q tho associated banks reflected
u, " o. nr w.. II g c q sois ~, ne,
". Ia
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The late VIM. B,Aerv nf sherman Island
Wig nn eccentric character. H. knpi the
ferry between sherman lslnui nnd TnMnd ,
Ian ling; m employment which. although moi
highly rem un"ratlvr, yet gaV" hlm II toiernh.e
livelihood. the Vallejo Cbronicie saws: by
temp rNmrut p" was un-ociul. aud strong in his
lkoS ani dlsikrA. il he conceived an aversion
tor person Lee was uIlt Ia refus" to Terry him
oynr The riv'r, ard oi1 Chnron wac never morN
nnrNl'e il MS determination thHn he Unlike
'lHrCn however Doaslry compelled an vino
went IN his hlni Ia work their passage. and this
rul" he srrnpul"usly enforced Rrnsley was p
Gnpd deal oi q temperance man, and on rncii
Thursday and sunday he used regularly 10
give every woman twenty-five cents VINO crossed
IA mis- Loat. telling hem il was 10 buy their
beaux candy with to keep them out OF the 81
Looms. NJ womHn could refuse this OffetinQ
without offending him deeply. We never heard
thHt the felnale travel on THURSDAYS and sun
days was swelled 10 excessive proportions toy
reason ~ this freak ich speaks well for fem
mime nodrration. II the i"rrvmnn had offered
like premium 20 the young men. or its equiv
nlent in drinks. h. would likely have had 20 put
In ono Or two extraterry ooits. or so into bank
ruptcY."
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state bonds ruled nrln We note sales q Louisiana :.
CONSOLIDATED at Sb,aaSS md Missouri ~ long a. iu7
Railroad securities were duh with the principal deal.
inss n follows New jersey Central lists new. 100,
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated COUPON gold
ngmi- o.t Ren,s amt sarntosa isis coupon rs.
Michigan southern lists, lto New York teufral 1T
uorgHge registered, rs Ohio and Mississippi tonsel
dated Nnkirg irni aihss9i,. Union Pacific sinking
iuud, o.. s. Icuis ant Iron Mountain lists nTs Toledo
aud wabash lsi.. st, LOU, division, o. e.. G AMI
l.ts 10. Hannibal and - Joseph - cnu-oliit A. so
Milwaukee and ~ Pau consolidated ~inknr tund a.
Mwnuk'c and -. ranl ist.. La Crosse dIi.ou. lni
J. hi- and " consolidated. 81 Nurri. uul E.cN lists
Us Chicago and Norhwrsiern e, nsol aiod, ip7slu7
Ere Sis. iosA t1t.burh. Fort Wayne AMI Chicago
l.l-. lis. Michigan Ccntgal1s. iiS
HE opcmns. highest. lowest. ana =. NJ closing rrcc.
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STEAMBOATS, aro RailruroI
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND uNIftt.bb STATES Vail ROUTE.

on aud after june 20. 1877.
Trains leave New York Dysbrcs-ss and Coruandt
ate. Ferries NJ follows.
Express. fnr Harrisburg Pittsburgh tho West and South,
viii Pullman Palace Cars attached. 4 VI g and $50
I VI. daily
For wilamsrort Lock Haven Cory, and Eric. at SEQ
7. NJ. connecting At Corr. for Tu.yille. Petroleum
Centre, and tho Oh REGIONS Ys wiia,nsport and
Lock Haven o \ VI
For Baltimore Washington, snd the South, Limited
Vaccination Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily,
except sunday. 0.FkA, arrive Washington 40
?. Regular ats2o A NJ. l, 6. and s'eoP " sun
dnv q and 30 J.. "
Expires Tor Philadelphia 7sso. e.2o o co,so Limited
u 10 ~ IA 3, 9. I. and 80 4. " Sunday, "a ",
Sc. 7, aud sJOP. VI. Emisrant and second Class
Boats oi BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
tram. At lcr,cy. City. adorins speedy aud direct
trnusicr ior Brookvn travel.
For tram. 20 Newark. Eizabeth. Rahway, Princeton
Trenton Perth Amboy, Flenington, Bevidere. and
other points. sec local .chcducs at all Ticket onces
Trains Arrivc.-Frnm rittshut-h. csc anil 1910 A. N.
and losnr daily ioln M ~ or y daily.
sea ~ 30; 81, slo End -, :. sunday
io4o ~ so ". 2lo 40 5lo. 90. 500 1910,
lo@f VI sunday. sos, ESQ io4n II; A. ", ESQ
Ticket Officcs So and c,t Broadway, Aston House
and loot ~ pcehro.scr and Cortandt sta Court ~.
Brook ia iId. and lis Hudson ST. Hoboken; Ucpot
FRANK THOMSON, L. r FARMER
General Manager. Gcnl PASSENGER AGENT
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To'HI Tor tIlt Wtok1 I-II ts3
The total humber OF shares dealt In today
was l64.S50. Of which Lake Shore renresente1
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
L VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hptween
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
THIRTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTS ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.

Double Track, the Most improved Equipment aud the
Fastest lime consistent with absolute safety.
on and alter June IS. 1877,
Express Trains leave New York. via DesbYoeses and
Curtlandt sts ferries. as follows:
7sn, ssn, o $50 tmiudi. 1850 A ~. i.t5s.I 7. and
s3)P " Sundays "a. VI. :. q, 7. aud $50 P. NJ
Boats NJ Brooklyn Annex connect with sll throneh
trains NJ Jcr~y CIT Attending speedy aud direct
transfer for Brook yu travel
Returning train; rsye Philadelphia 3as g. 7so. & SAP
ani u \ VI linioei expires, i.S5 r. NJ , L. S.91. Z.
ard 3 T. Y and J. midnight On sunday. 3.3I =.
sDA. ~, T. IH5P NJ, sni y miiniht
Ticket Offices. go AMI pa Broadway No. I Aston
Douse and loot Of Desbro>,es and Coranit a. Court
~ Brooklyn, ia. lle. and iis HUI .Dn At, HobOken;
DEPOT Jersey city. Lmigrant ticket office. Battery
place
FRANK THOMSON. L p FARMER
General Manager Gen'l Passenger AGENT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-09

stroying the attachment which had ox
listed in their hearts. When Kate wa
laying aside her bridal robes for her
travelling suit she confessed TO her that
she had share in the writing of the
letter, and earnestly crayed her pardon;
"Caroline, and this IL wbnt separated
you from Edsal. Had he known you as
well as do, he would have known that
Won did not do ii intentionally. al
ways thought that Ellen jackson was at
the bottom of IL. Yes, little one, ] freely
forgive you, and love you better than
ever. Come and see VA when we come
back remember, and God bless YOU !"
Months passed away, when one even.
ing Mr. Allen had called for Caroline
with message from his wife TO be sure
and come and spend the evening with
her a short time had wrought a
change in the person Of that fair girl,
Her sweet face was pale the roses OF
hope and joy had all fled the buoy.
ancy and elasticity OF youth had passed
away, and an air Of settled melancholy
and sadness had taken the place Of the
gayety Of heart which had characterized
her. But che was still beautiful, and
her friends loved her better than ever,
for now she was all that was good and
true. An unusual depression was upon
her heart this evening, for it WAC ust n
year since she parted with Mr.. Edsall,
and many sad memories were fresh in
her mind.
"Kate will not take no, Miss Bowen /;
she told me nothing would answer but
yourself, and come you must, so hasten
and get your hat and shawl"
Upon entering Mrs. Aliens parlor, she
saw seated person whose form and noble
head resemblcd 50 forcibly the outlines Of
Mr.. EdsaIl that it sent the bright blood
to her cheeks, and her heart gave n
quicker throb a. she pressed Mrs. Aliens
welcome hand. He arose and extended
the greeting hand True, it was him;
and, as the truth came jOyously across
her heart, she sank into chair demon
strating in forcible language to his spirit
that her love knew no dmnution or
change. The evening passed swiftly
away, and their broken engagement was
renewed, while Mrs. Allen was busy in
her nursery.
" was too hasty, Caroline. Had it
not been tor your true friend Kate A Hen,
should now have been lonely and sad in
my Cuban home. heard from Mis-.
Jackson that you were to be married !;
but a letter from Mrs Allen set this case
all right, and here am, asking to be for
given formy uubelief and haste, and taken
to your heart once more"
You have never left it vet; it is |
who ought to be restored to yours"
In few weeks she became his welded
wife, but even now she looks back with
poignant regret to that hour Of folly for
which she so tervently rcpcntcd, But she
il happy in the rich treasurcsof her noble
husbands affection, and he rcioiccs in the
gladstone spirit Of his beautiful wife, and
as years rolled by their love onlychangcd
TO love the more.
But what Of Ellen Jackson The mis-.
only fell into the pit which
she dug for others, and the net which she
spread for another SHARED her own feet
but she goes on in the same course, and
her presence is dreaded and feared byall.
No one can love her, for she is devoid of
all that makes ono most lovely and anna
bic. 49, TOdfVa MJd.inC.
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MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGS.

CrNcINSATI has received her third
white whale,
THE famous trottcr, Lady Thorne, died
at Trenton, n. D., lately.
"YoU keep your nose TO home or III
mash it !" was the mild remark Of the
dead Parson Brownlow to all inter
viewers,
Mn. John G. Whittier, Miss Anna
Dickinson and General Joe Hooker will
pass a part of the summer at Martha's
vineyard,
THE disappearance of Mr.. A. Oakley
Hall from London is due to his appoint
ment by Mr., James Gordon Bennett az
special correspondent Of the Herald from
the seat Of war in the east,
Tnr college of cardinals, now sitting
at Rome, has resolved to instruct the
French clergy to actively support the
candidates Of President MacMahon in
the approaching election in France.
JUDGE A. A. Freeman, assistant attor-
ncy.geneNl Of the post-oflcc department,
has returned to Washington from a
months visit to his home in Tennessee,
He took his family with him,
LAWRENCE Barrett, the actor, has n
charming summer home at Swampscott,
Mass, and around him are Bret Harte,
James h. Osgood, the publisher +. V.
Anthony, the artist, and Stuart Robson,
the commcdian.
PRESIDENT Hayes has appointed Mr..
George G. Tanner, formerly Of Augusta,
now Of Spartanburg, ;, &, consul to
Vcrvicrs and Liegc, Belgium. Mr..
Tanner was recommended to President
Hayes by Gov. Hampton. lie was a
gallant confederate soldier during the