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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-25

"Our opposition to the further extension of
local slavery in this country, or to the increase
Of slave representation in Congress, is general
and universal. 1t has no reference to limits
of latitude or points of the compass. We shall
oppose all such extension and ali such in
crease, in all places, at all times, under all
circumstances, even against all inducements,
against all supposed limitation of great inter.
ests, against all combinations, against all com.
promises" ~
Threats Of dissolution have no terror for us.
Perhaps they were intended for the latitude
of Wheatland. The future will disclose whe.
Their they have any effect in that latitude.
The senator from Texas Mr.. Rusk told us
the other day that we cared for the negro, and
he cared for the White man. The senator
from Pennsylvania Mr.. Bgler] has express
ed the same idea. We claim the Territories Of
the United States for the free aboriug men of
the country, North and South. The extension
Of slavery into Kanzas--.into the other Terri
tories, is the exclusion Of the free laboring men
of the country from those Territories. The
senator from Mississippi Mr.. Adams) referred
to the census to show that some seven hun
dred thousand Northern men had gone into
the slave States. If the senator had read
through the very page from which he made
the quotation, he would have discovered that
the statement is not correct. BY that very
page he would have discovered that, in 1850,
less than two hundred thousand Northern.
born men were in all the slave States. In
1900, more than two millions OF the natives
OF the free States had removed from their own
States into other 5tates-less than two hun
dred thousand Of that number had gone into
the slave States. More than two millions of
immigrants from abroad we're in the United
States ip 1850. One million eight hundred
thousand OF them were in tho free states !;
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Gentlemen Of the senate


and House Of Representatives.;
The progress Of the State, during the past two
years hA. been extraordinary, and in many respects
unexampied. In population, In We 18th, In psoduc-
tive power. In educational facilities, The advance
has been such ~ to astound the doubeful and to
surprise the must sanguins Iowa ocsspies proud
position and with wise legislation glorious desti-
ny awaits her. You Gre called - assist In shapsng
that destiny, and to aid In laying the foundations
VI future empire. II ID impossibs to BE- too deep
~ Impressed with the responsibility and dslicscy
Of the greAt trust confdsd " you.
STATE svArisriCs.
An enumeration VI tho inhabitants OF the state,
and Of her productive resources, taken In June
last, as required by the Constitution. II 10 some
what defective; two counties aud several townsh ps
in othsr counties not having been returnsd At all,
Wills, in almost Gil the counties, there arc very
great omissions. Many townships and some coun-
Ties returned without any statistics, save those
in relation 10 population Such viii always b. the
ease 50 lung a the census shall be taken BY town
ship assessors, instead Of being taken BY nArshais
to BE- appointed hy the Censas Board.
The Census returns show that the State has In
creased In population FROM June, 1854, to June
1856, from go ola to sos, C23.
Tbs following sta tement will show the increaa,
81 population aimee the settlement OF what Is nov
the Nfnte
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As the census returns may not be Published before
your limited session win expire, present sum
mary Of some Of the most important fscts dscosed
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amounting to Sll, 567,84
There VI b,nis Of i
the Stats. due Isl If
January, 1857, 7l442,00 4
Due TO the School Il
fund. Sept. ID isa9, 100000
Dus 10 the School
Fund, July Is, 1866, 100000
Total State indebtedness. Sl3s, oes 81
Fifty hou and dollars Of the State bends fall
duo ut the Pa,iadeiphia Bank in the City VI Phil
'phia, tl.s FIRST day of January, 1851, and
provision should b. maalc for their payment with
out moment 4 delay.
was authofix: Il by joint resolution Vt the
aeneral Assembly. approved July 10th, 1880, ~
| borrow the SUN VI one hundred thousAnd dollar
from the Superints ndcnt Of Public Instruction, for
the purposes in the resolution specified. On that
day 1 obtained from him the sum Of forty thouiand
dollars, which, deposited with the Treasurer VI
State. The reatonsng sixty thousand dollars,
have not b.en able 10 obtain, was anticipated,
and il still remains in the hands Of the Supes inten
I dent OF Public lust uction
SCHOOL vtxps AND sCuoot LAMA.
/ am unable 10 state the amount Of school lands
and schooi money belonging 70 tho State, nor do
know any emeans q speedily aseertainiDg the
amounts.
again call your attention to the propriety Of
en- TREY dseonneciing the Once Of Superintendent
Of Public instruotion from all control over the
School money and school lAnds.
The Eve per cent. fund srising from the sale Of
public lands within the State, has always until tbs
pas, year, been distributed by the Superintendent
ssaaas mnssr .h,, ~a. .rrrssaA ~ i. -. =.
quirenents Of the laws uf this State. The amount
OF Ss26, 500, SO received from the 6enersl Gov
az, 81 n...na,r ,a,t Ia iss,r bar :. =
,,.i,v a;s.r;h,,,as anon The C,.ss~ school Wa
Comm and partially loaned out BY the So
perintendent Of Pubic Instruction but, - con-
ceve, wholly " thout authority Of iswThis IL too
n.y. - ~. -. 80 $50. Ss.sr..i - 49, ~
ao... :. ~. 800. r;shss ssd f;.h,,;e;ss -
!. .an,.,.a "A, i jth.r.ea,. go .ua :. ~
Omcer connee.sa Win ~ as;S.s.s,s so% Th .es
:. =. T.ss,s. ~ ~ f,sssaJ c,.... ~ =
nov - tn ~ ~ =. ~ 49, - tne
p,OSsoa, , :, aas ,san,a an, nssn oar
;.m' aas IRON ~ '""1'1s ~ '''' l'a0
j, SIZE shaa., .1 - ,, o..s
ns. VIZ ao1o' ~. ~ u.n.u - yo1 we e,
~ 80. 49, AISS $3.50. nv
.sas pIss.uls :" Sss {o ss.sas'on -
.nss1S$es noos y ina. oncsr. Ane opcvAsions q
tnn o,es ssse usso 4.s - sseoss'
-: ~. 49, -. ~ ~ - q ~ ~
- -. es...so - - - - -
: ~. nn
a ~. .s ~. I -. v...sss. -. saI.
. YIN sns tnila " Nossmoss !sss rsssivsd the re-
u - M. ~, =. y OeTna sslon e
, sne - 10. Mo"e' n NV amp.e tIss!n m
e'usn' s ' IN. ~ .suo. 49,. to 9
move TON ,ne ssase, snu - snsrs!cse Psscsns<
'hs. ~ oI,,s' .spM' NJ III - 100 ~
n sne 1ay o r..a.s .ppo'nxsso nowsEs
M"Hnlnf sa a ssTsn essss,y. re ...sso
OF M1. Mcny' MT. Aannsne - NOS ~ enters
eEI ."e 49,. '. -. ~ "s, -. ~ ~ .ese !
J, sao"it SssTs 70 gag "enessa Hsssmuiy uuut neA
q VIZ 49, =. - ~,
= rscs~ un .ns % Gay ~ last ussosss fron
=. y, suc - Maus. MvM u
Ptoe1sus - Na y ha.on - WA
y wes.1 .na".a ihso snS - 49, vS0P.sy
J. = o.s 80 ~. - .nsu = 49,
- sppI'as, , a"a .h .h 80 ~
Governor of tn STATE had 10 ssthsrity 70 sppotu
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~auunnIlu
Mon9

go -" - "a - "a -, - =. .ss.za
-. No. 9 WAILsInnBr, r..
QaDAena ossADosDoos A8l
srybaAsls' g g.. 4 q 1osoox,
OA0eAL ~ ~. - ss14ss !
Assa s8zs n0AO0H0Om3 ~ gszA4. n
RIRR AARlnE Ina. o. l1kDonR0Rzy CONN.,
n {e69 800 CAeRAe lo00vooo. ~ 49, 4sss
UNION IN6.0o.s 0kHv1lA10to.
CApssAA e3ee, -. s@4 ss.s~
FIRE xAar1 l3klSs !:..D.t.e. v..
1Otrcrns issssd ID ~ aSovs canpsnnss o ~
4 seess slASsss Of Es11 oaiy, q mr. rate. All
los - snA pfsnptly pald, . - 49, =
- ss ss''ss y. ~ :. rvssss. As....
Q. q. &. aT4lnLEN. - q
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Heaaos AA1 klae bNs aAle Qoeoe.
rAsNs II 4HI x1i6RbhRy oop on x1ogUk
= AZ iil sS q =. S az ;;sr@ -
Ars.nDsp 70 wlSAg pA4sAyca
Gre9saAsAs+, ssssssA 4siA "a 1sAas II
NAeea "a 4 "a ss...sss l-s Il Il u 4
oA11 1Sal - "a
BUILDING Lots, On AaiA. Johnsons - sehal'
v
AS. a.,ilis.sf hs,.. aSa ~ ~ sel.s i.si il
the city q HAnilton. Iassise
4..x1,.asr = =. PAhso15 ~.
a taNSA~ts's sAdiana . ~ dty q xsahak.
The Lots ere sltsstsd u high. AsaaAal.i -
l mile iren the Aissi.sippT Mssrsan1 1la1nA.
s ovsa.s q ~. t r1.ss. v:9 - 49, e
Sa s;n =. ~ 1a :. ~ w.. $3.50 - 'as1 =
II, Vii : So . isss sa.a..s I.s ~
isx ieiasseys. ksssi,s q :. x,6s-t ~ -
! p.7oss. 10. RAKsOff 90.
/ asalln - AaLa-sI.-
AT 10, :. .. soaa =. Sssss =. Z
/ nXS.SANt0RD : bond Aays - ~ 1wusss
- o. partnershiP y - sssetiss q Asaleiae as1
KseSnk 81 ths sssasaAiao sseassy. Il
Ones = nain-st., oplaskSs The Laelsds uesss.
De-. A,lass. I. 49, s #.
q, s4s.see 49, ~ sss.aiss z ss.,sS. =,
"A - 1lainsis IT, tAais Abasei pAAsmaU1 A1ssen.
fore sxtsndsd 70 hin, and 70 cordially Fo100esd
hs aspssass ~. Bonn, y then IN all eases rsQutr
ias the services y > RAyslelea q bas9saA. i
], I've. ~ ulk IL is s.Cs Dsx 80 -
nAvlN0 sssctsd and pat In opaaissa - -
II tshliAAasas aady ne seove nens, - ~
'-''s : sl siilta = {; H. ;a;'Ik
AZ :: s:,,1 H. q. .ss; nv: ~ 3
i - Hsss = q - asisepsi ls1s, =. a. :
a1OG808, ClIl1l1SExS : BknGUll1llI34'
sgsI1 ,sy, 9 !. e k.z 5 ~ ~
I{Q11IlR llL x1n haaTlt ~
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The population Of the stats Is probably q this
time not far from 400 900 The vote polisd on the
Alb day OF November last, reached ga, and indi-
Gates The truth Of this superstition.
The following table shows the annual increase ol
eyalue Of Asss.sAble property in the State during
the past ak year,:
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| / ! : :: :: !: :
sonsin19 1870, which Tor beauty and |
62l1Aot b surpassed. Thsy ass
20 do tn nGaaast work tAaSlD |
lone in the City, and ct less price thas
any other once hero. O6oc On Blondsas
bstwsss Third md foafth. - >-.s.s.... &C.
- NAsv.spt Nsasssss sEpsAsSsnss1psns
PLArr--A osrtain ssss - Die~Aas D1ssqtssy.
ssansS UsapsdiaA, - AIta1 Isssss6A stGwjls
natsndsa With rsl1AassG ASss1lss lsAas aaI
scliaAls ssuusAy ~ h sss4uAilsd. NJ ShaJ1ps
astsnasd nh issites;ssof ~ bsiS, M
Is the most soo&Alae ssnsat IS PsssassA aad
cold n - e. nAaUI11, IA ~ :
: OhDnias md Dsaerlsls,
-. ". sos.QlissA 1sA ~ Tl.esls.
.l "a . ssa.ss S.ssrs y ~
Af1nWEUN.
IHVAAS ...s.s.
WEDNESDAY, EvERIN0, DnO. 10.
I unSusstlenshly tAs grasds.s Aisht Of the ssassn.
Two new and powsffsl Pfiss nseaAA 40
rAnGwELI DEsEfrr ~
Mr.. J. FREDERlCKS. ssa
TAi. .xssssF Viii y ptsssatsa
1Uu1NE AHAA, 4 !. 4 /,
-s.-l ~ II & ~ n IN
Addrsss,H $3.50 :. -. Srssssssss.
rA..,.n,.s.s :. $4,000 vilI oona,rae Nth
''''''o's soi{ 'sIs6 9kisARnr ~ $50 -.
An my R0HRRK ~ T6R KniyR.
--- -. Z 49, $3.50 =
r - -COnc safiy And secure seats q every pessos
j. expected 70 vltasa thsssa osAs pIssss. which
have To- esuv Elm kssa - ectyvs sshoas66l.s
8 ----.----------a--------------- 5 y,
1rlOek oss Asd sesa 10 rssesa.1s.@
lD-Rss passiss,ars 80 bills VI ~ day. tssa
--.---- -s--4- sag ass.
Prtcss - AAMissteA. ~
YesSostee nd Dssne Circle,
1antly Circle
A. n. 11P0Ts1OE s.ksa tAis 1ssHo6 p 49,
MI ~. ~. ~, 81. ~ ,s-c..I ~ ~ - ~.
a - ss,sss ~ - e.,~ ~ Aii@~. ~, 49,
sas s usa h suia a. pr"S Nm r.
- x,.n..ch Fr"m ~ iih,r.i rss,nrs.s 49,.
for. rsrrsvsA ~ y - 1ae.s ri siyt.r 1870 ~
,sss,.;o. Hsson5s nm n 21aSS go ~ rs Pan,
| a.....s ..A, ~ ~ sAa,Sssr noaien -
T.s..sr. ~. Tn-1ss ssA
a ~ 49,
!. ..si.s .ns.ssssu !, n. ~. - n 3. n rsss
= Co. eosnsr 81 Third 80 Main.st-. - -
| san.t., go fS~sfa ~
- ....S. E@;,1
- AM : 81 $500
~ 1fen ~ = -
y. UUUnAANgAA wIb0ON
1ecOoAsees oeo9 bgalos
4 A M nov rscsiyiuS tutt 49, Wall :sisstsa ::
n sostment q al goods IN sssir A1s' -
connsesson With oue ~ las8sst J>9eHy AneesAoi
Houses 10 New York. VIII enable sn1 8 sIti1e
- ssep their stcct fslf Of the MOTT - oed
ard . . low prizes - any eshsf ssose
Nsw is.k.
They have mads sssaa sessests sssn re pssnaPe
s'1s.I as.,s.l; ana I, /. s.sl..
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PATRONrzE THE FINE ARTS!
unnnaaieeas Chslssmas RYosenea.
~AH>v~~ - HV2NYY0H

PATRONlzE THE FINE ARTS!
1Gn9naasesas CAsissnnas RYsseAss.
YA31ICX & C1OU00
A m oGssiag to those who may Patroaias then
IA bctsseA this and Christmas ns1t, : ticket {sss
II cAsvgs for every swo dollar worth q en*st H.
no o. othss Assicsi Msrhnndise purchases q the
PIANO. nRLODEoN. VIOLIN / GUITAR,
YoissSd At $500.
ss.5,D IN - SmvS, ~. Ac si.. 4 tls ~
drawn number viii b entitled y 80 Asp VA.
sess ard how To 1eth y ~ &C., - 1cheo
.s.SssSsss SssssisssS ssss - ..sss 1sss.vs
=. I. 'i;;;:;;;Ille9!,,a:kA. 4. l.. s.4,
; .s,,.ss.s IA :. a y:s9
n drawing viii : ssa6waA y ssn.lttss
80 y ;ss Ticket hs.a:.s. Al ~ - -
Plsss Asavias nads known Il ~ 49, -
..,. 80 ! y. -, ..'.: -. J
Y 10G1DAD aNODQs
Jus - - z . Aesas -
-. e. = s.. ia ! 49, .sss.:;.s Z
49, 49,, naahslsss snsssssysey -
w. asls, nsnlssssy ehsss 1ssAp46 80,
RiSd Cagtt1n4 e19AstNy - 1se3s - t1lllss.
s;.. '. ya:,s 4 49, 49,; =. 4:
aia rubber rylss l,oll.. esa18 "a hI.s e ssssy
assorted Fassy Goods. Toy Ind Variety stors.--
Please give mssssa sssaas &c.. -,
SseunA-a., -. o1aaa snaS6l61sn,
aoyl2szy. Y a Csc GU Asaeeass.g
1UIlL !. I'D . Is sts 4 bssa.S~. ssiss
Nv called for and charges paid,
hoass bousshoM gods. marked Jsssph Aanii-
|. sSmAfksd lsaAs Thompson s1
KsaSsSs M. S. Ss-ln II. coRgIIH.
80 :
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FINANCES or rMs sfArs

"A 4on0u4t ~ he
Suasury - II t3lst
41st., t854 waS 81
Nsrs was paid intUthe
Treasury, fSvtn III I
tn /, 1854, y, 3ist
Oct, 1875, s!
Making a total oi
receipts Vt
Th srv was pad ont
upon Auditor : War.
r:snts, froin Sist Oct.
1854, to 3iu oct
1866,
Leaving . balance IN
the Treasury On The
3lst Of o.. lalaf VI
Thure was u So xrba
sary of lnpH1ys Ari-
sing from the rais
Ut saline Lands ON
the 3lst Nov. 1854,
Thsrc has been received
from that date until
the lst Nov. 1875,
There has been paid
out upon the order VI
the Commission- r. vi
the Insane Asylnin,
tn re has been loaned
upon the order II the
same Cominissi ,nefs,
Leaving 10 the 'frsasii.
ry Of the proc Cd. Of
abe sale of tbs41
/, lands,
There 10 non in arrear
and unpaid vi The
State revenue from
several counties AZ
the State tho sum vi
There viii be in state
! taxes, from the sen
| cral counties, On the
| ist OF Jannary.is5T
payable into the
treasury on the 18th
OF January, 1891,
Amt nov IN rr AGO.,
To,Alavailabler enne
There were .u,s;and.
ing, unpaid Audit
ors w ArrAn,s N tho
/ ist VI Nov. 1896,
! amounting 10
There are VI bnis Of
the Stats, due Isl VI
January, 1857,
Due TO the sch DOL
fund. Sept. 10, ls92,
Das 10 the School
! Fund, July Is, 1866,
Tntat Cta.e in.l..hta,ln !.
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SENATE CnAxBxs, Wednesday Noon.

SENATE CnAxBRs, Wednesday Noon.
MIR. Anderson, from a committee appoint
ed yesterday to hunt up lost law law, re-
ported this morning that the law bad been
found crammed away amongst come old pa
pers in the desk of the Secretary Of the Sen
ate. The committee presented the bill and
asked its immediate passage on the ground
that it had passed both branches Of the Leg
| islature last session and should have been
I law then.
/ The bill in question was desigzed to re-
strict the Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton from receiving the FIVE per cent. School
Fund. Had it been published ut the last
session it would have prevented oil the
trouble which has since occurred in conse-
quence OF this large sum of money going
into the hands Of DIR. Eads. How it hap
pened that bill Of such pressing impor-
1 lance alone Of all our laws failed for want
Of publication may be readily solved by the
initiated, to whom leave the matter for elu-
cidation.
i Neal Of Marion opposed the passage OF the
bill and became quite excited. Since it was
an impusAtion on n public officer to pass such
bill, anu that the reputation of public
officer was as readily damaged by such IN
situations az the character VI female by
imputations on her chastity.
} This remark VAS rather suggestive to
) those members who had heard that Eads had
been travelling over the State with one Of tina,
: sort Of females.
Coolbaugh Of Dcs Moines insisted tina,
} the bill ought TO pass at once, as there wa.
large amount OF money at Washington,
. subject 10 the draft VI the superintendent
and he was unwilling that II should be drawn
by Eacs under existing circumstances.
' Foster Of Washington advocates the bill
: and amongst other things said tha. the mon
. ev which had alrsadv eoAe into the hand. u
, the Superintendent, had been distribnted
/ with great partiality and to fAyorites, tina
: the citizens Of Lee county received som
Z thirty thousand dollars Of ii last year, Will
II his constituents Of Washington did not oh
% tain dune.
v Mr.. Thurston of Lee m tho friend Of Fad
It objected to the ho, haste manifested in thi
c matter, was ready TO 20 into m investiga
d tion Of the conduct u the Superintehdsn,
o bat did not wish to censure him by the im
: mediate passage Of this Law.
y GrinncIi Of Poweshick said that the in
Z terssts Of the State demanded its passag
d without delay, that Il vas dine by way of vin
!, dication Of ths last LsgiAlatare, whose ac,io
10 had been defeated BY intsrested persons, VIII
q had secreted the bill and thus prevented i,
becoming law.
le The bill passed.
e Report was then Rad from the Jsdg
b Of tbs Supreme Court, In regard 70 dispos
A. ton of the contingent fund, by which IL ny
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$3.50 @ss@ Pap6 Hsastum. ~.
McrsAAn6 from The intssisssaeDe1s1 = q 1avpE$
nsStaR sseursa ~ sarvtess " 0e.v. WsGoA6t.
-, n - Watse RepeiFine 6epsse19A - -
prspeRs1 tsfspair al Etsds d Wseehss, CleuD -
1Swossy, . sksshesosst uokfes. All WW3 3utuAes
% % rive ssttsfaction. 10y
EvUR SALR at bargain, . tw0-Ao1ne DaG1U.
WrLkTNNON Z AARSHAL14
does Csrass Aaia ss4 1Ns6.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS

Cincinnati, Nov. 6-.-5l counties IN Ken
lucky show Democratic gain Of 7i0o,--
The state will probably 20 for buchanan,
by from 5 to 10000.
The telegraph lines in Indiana are down
Ills evening. Buchanan majority in this
State about 10000
Republican majority in Ohio equals Il
not exceeds October.
Wisconsin elects three Republicans 70
Congress This inHure5 another Republic
can Senator in the next congress.
Ftemonts's plurality IN the Free States
a. heard from, foot up 1870 $50. Buchan-
an majority ia the Slave States 67,243.
Detroit, this counties il Michigan
gives Rep. ticket Is, $50 NM Full return
from the state will make it 10000.
Washington, 7th The State Of Indiana
has undoubtedly gone for Buch. Returns
show democratic gaia over the October
vote.
Both Democrats and Americans claim
Louisiana,
New York, Oct 7-steuben County
complete, Fremonl's majority over Buchan-
40 will not fall short OF 1000, The Rep.
Assemblympn and the entire Republican
county ticket elected
The official vote Of the city 10 as follows:
Buchanan 4l,4l4, Fremont, iG ,373, Fill
more 9,859--Buchspan' mai. over Fro
mont 25o3l, over Fillmore, 81 ,525, over
both, 5,242 The vote d this city for Gov.
except three districts not yet returned. Il,
Parker sS,567, King, l4,34s Brooke, 20,-
s29.
The Baltimore papers give tist OF The
killed and wounded in the election riots Of
Monday There were 1 kiil3d; Il fatally
wounded, and IS wounded. some danger
ously Among the wounded asa women
and four boys.
The reforms from Indiana are conflicting
and much anxiety lie felt here whether Blu
ehanan has carried fhat Stat.
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Hoa.lRLE AcclprSr-Bor EATEN RY

HoRsIRLE AccIpTsT-Bor EATEN BY 4
BEAR.--Near Rocky Point, in Greenbrier
county. Virgins, on Thursday week, 81 The
residence OF William T. Mann George
Fox, aboot fifteen wears old, waa instantly
killed and partly eaten Up By : large pet
bear belonging to Mr., Mann. The 'ireum-
stances are rs follows This boy hsd oa the
day previous been ont hun'ing aad killed
ground hog, and n carrying or akinn.ng The
same got some blood 90 his clothea. lie
NOT having changed lbs clothes vent about
the bear. as vas ueuh! tof every one, when
the bear laid hold al am around the body,
and squeezed him until his ribs we're broken,
then knocked the BOY down with his paw
and eat very nearly all the assh eff his face
and legs before he wac deud There was
no enc about the houa bat ady and aha
was unable 10 relieve hm.
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yaluabls Property tor Sale in East Davenport
eGoOD building Lots, also a two story Frame
10 House and two Lots overlooking the Mississip-
nj Tiyer Apply 10 sAM'I. GUY, in East Daven-
port, or to no. A. GUY or JAS. JORDAN, in Dav-
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A SOUTHERN VIEW OF THANKS
GIVING DAY IN THE NORTHERN
STATES

The Baltimore Sun, alluding to the
fact that Thur sday. November, 20,
has been fixed upon by most Of the
Governors Of the Northern States for
the annual Thanksgiving, asks -
Where are the Governors Of the State
south Of Maryland! The inquiry has
provoked the following rather snap
Dish reply from the Carolina Times:
we are impressed that the Govern
or of the States south OF Maryland, are
all at home and competent to decide
Tor themselves when It win be proper
10 fix upon day to offer mp thanks to
the Almighty forpast blessings. The
movement on the part ri AortheraeX-
ecutiyes in no criterion for Southern
men. Weare subject to law, common
and divine, and need
no blesains bird nor bleeding blsa-r
Nor hysop Branch, nor spriukltng psissr
Nor running bT0oE, poE ioot, nor stg,
~ vast dsGaaG stain away
1T i. meet and proper that the mis-
cradle, siu-stricken, polluted and un-
cody population Of the North should
Hcg pardon for their black sins record.
I'd, committed against God, their
country aud fellow men. As gen
Grafton ofyipers they oaght TO lie
warned to fee the wrath to come vet
we believe that the waters OF Jordan,
ALBANIA and Pharpar would fail t.
wash them and heal their leptosy,
even though they were to dip seventy
times seven. They hEye much to be
forgiven, and We would advise then
to pray often--pray long and pray
loud. Baltimore, especially, oughtto
BE-, covered with sackcloth and ashes,
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Rg4AR2T Last Saturday evening II
tso horse team tb the m0mantssy absence
ghe driver, started UP Brady street st
..rbi5 rate Atlhe Disciples Church they
Bgs4 through lha fence knocking down
several panels Theg N'en tnek up the
sadie ssk msking Jhtugs fly When last
seen they we're running plum over the"cor-
poratlon line" ard are supposed TO be run
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Cleveland, Nov 7--Chaa Osbar.e, tel.
graph operator on the Cleveland aud Ere
Railroad line al Springfield, Pa. station,
vas killed this evening by falling beneath
a freight tram. Two cars loadcd with Eva
five tons OF sst9ne each passed over hia
hips His family reside at Elmirg, n, Y
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WEArHgs Saturday ~ss not Only a
,sfy rsld but remarkably dull day fol- the
.'ass al the week The mercury stood at
/. 5sgs. sbauf -unfiss and people We sap
u.se. rot having become accustomed to such
severe weather, confined themselves ta-
dsofs uHiass we have a fortnight OF mild
weather before the winter fairly comm en-.
rss many hr.rt buildings 10 progress viii
have TO await The opening Of spring, or The
series u Natn days almosg inevitably Ell.
.sf.earad in the month OF January.