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LEGAL uNTELLIEENCE.

HABEAs CoRPus Casa writ Of huJs1s
corpus was Issued Saturday by Judge Drum
mond, Of the United states Circuit Court, on
to Col. Joseph NJ. Bell, Of the 1871, Regiment
Cavalry, demanding the delivery In court Of
the body Of one Christy Koeth, 4 nephew of
the applicant The affidavit sets forth TINT
tlc said Koeth is 4 minor, and under the age
Of eighteen years, and that he is now inpris-
oned at Camp Douglas under color OF Ger
tain pretended enlistment IN tho army Of the
United States. The writ was made retaIaable
on Monday morning.
TIRE REcoRpER's CoERT.-The business
transacted by the Recorders Court on satur-
day WAS confined to the trial of John G. Stone
and Florence Mccarthy, on a charge Of for
gerry, which was not concluded at late hour
in the evening. Mrs. Bridget Chase, indicted
for attempting TO pick ladies' pockets in the
lobby Of the Post Office, was arraigncd and
gave bail IN $500 for her appearance for trial
from day to day.
In the Chancery branch Of the same Court,
before Ii. a. Rorke, Esq, q suit for divorce
was in progress, in which Henry Maxwell was
plaintiff, and Isabella Maxwell, defendant.
There is 10 particular pnblie interest contain
cd in the application for divorce, other than
the facts that the defendant, it is alleged las
for some years been IN hahitunl drunkard and
has a SOP OF seyen years Of age whose custody
the father prays that he may have. The trial
was in progress when the Court adjourned for
the day.
| UNITED STATES c1Rcu1T CouKr-Bgfore yudgs
| Cooling vs. Henry T. Rice. Report Of master COIL
| frme1. Decree to be prepared By Mr. Haaf. No.
5s5-W. R. Admins vs. F. G. Adams. Motion Of
aint for neT TIL ogeFrFed u a
vs. The Marine Bank Of Chicago; motion
for new trial oEerru1ed and Judgment on verdict,
No.. Chancesy:. ]. II. Lewis rs- W, E. Rob
Readon 70 serve process on Marshal Jones' No.
6eb-jacob O. Joyce ct al We Nathaniel Colyer, j..
| ct NJ; motion for new trial oserEuled and juds-
mcnt. N. 62c-J. ". Davidson ya. A. S. Smith
tional Rank Of Boston y. j. K Pollard dismissed
at plaintiffs costs. No. 512--Pratt Roberts vs.
Abram james; dismissed at plaintiff s costs.
SUPERtoR CoURT-Before Judge Higgins.-No
Standardization for new trial by plaintiff
No. 601-C T. Wheeler vB. B. Shepard motion 70!
4 new trial by tlcfcndant-sustained and new trial
granted No. Charles Kohibe vs. George Il
judgment By defendant oyerruled and judgment OF
verdict Appeal prayed for and allowed on filing
bond for $30U. to be approved By the court. Bill o
exceptions to be fled in five days, bond in twcnt!
| days No. 555-John B. ParEons vs.. American Elk
pryE Co., motion for new trial by defendant sus
tained.
that case No. ss7, before Judge Goodrich rendered
! a5udgment against c. .. Brooks. Esq. This va
| m error in the name Of the defendant. No suc]
| judgement was rendered.
, 1862-02-10

EFrom the Ottumwa (1owa) Courier, Feb. 5th-]
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM H. Sotthrop.
Agent of fhr Z. & d. H.. ut this pface. for the fol-
1uwinS ststement OF hog traffic on the line of the
aboy. Toad. which is now so popular with tie
stcck dealers Of Iowa:
Number ri hogs. live and dressed receir%
Cd ut chicago from Oct Isl, 1851, to Feb
ISL. 1GG4
Number Of hogs. live and dressed. shipped
oil line of B. 4 ~ i. Railroad fruul Oct. .
uf which vas shipped from Oltunawa Sta
tfon. iestiniateu) at1cast. GOO
1t viii be sccn that almost ouc-fourth Of the
lnGs received ut Chicago were shipped on the
above road and nearly onc~ilfh Of the whole num-
bcrTeccired. were shipped from Ottn1awa Station.
doubt lint there viii yet be shipped 10 or l5GO3
head.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Sth.!
The foEr market WAS quiet to-day. but prices
were unchanged. Whisky wa* firm al tic. Hogs
sold at so, at which the market firm.
Receipts: 1.1vo head Ness pork WIS il good de-
The saleE Included 1.50n brls country aud city, In
lot* at SIS. and 500 do country ut $3.50. No stin
dard brands were to be had below 81. 15 There
Eaes Of ;s1,f00 lbs At &c loose Lard frurr ut 616
G6S6c- and an advance Of 1sc was asked Notlia,
done in kacoHt except sugar cured hams. which
sold ut 6 TO ;c-Ihe latter fur canyas=cL t;racer-
les quiet and unchanged. Corn was q shade higher
with Eocd demand
lFrom the St. Louis Democrat, sthl
|. There WIS somewhat more than the usual move
neIt in tho produce market to-day. Millcrs enter
cd the market and houeht freely 0f wheat II full
prices Flour appeared to be shade better Corn
and oats were very dull Transactions IL barley
and rye were mostly on private terms. Whisky
continues frm at the last quotation. with liberal
salcs. Pork packing il about through in this mar.
ket, and scarcely any hogs con,ins1n-
, 1862-02-10

4 CARD.-Tl,e Sisters Of Mercy in charge Of
thc Orphan asylum, return most Sincere thanks
to Geo. Smyth, Esq, banker, for his generous
annual donation Of one hundred dollars for
the support Of the poor and destitute
orphans. as these poor little ones are in
state Of extreme destitution at pres
cnt, this true christian charity Of this benevo.
lent gentleman is fully appreciated, and most
gratefully acknowledged. The prayers Of the
poor orphans will ascend continually to heaven
and be lis best reward on cartl, and his
passport to eternity.
ETEoRoLoG1cA1.-Rangc Of Thermometer for
last week, noted by E. L. O'Hara, Druggist. No.
30 West Randolph street:
, 1862-02-10

SHEEF-The demand is light and the market
qrirt- sales today wcrc:-6s head az. T9 los at
$276 per 100 lbs 147 head av 103 lbs at $3.50 pei
100 lbs.
, 1862-02-10

pRANCH FROM BROADWAY,
II NEW yOEE-AIo OF
Moyd's Great Military Mabs


MANUFACTURE PRICES.
Agsnts r. male or tsmal., make q per daz seltas
Of shs tsen south9ER State: ye feet worth sa
6@nsphsa1 @ MaR sf y1i1a AZ feet % SQUIRE Ths T. IA e
cent Eo{ds oeIsl a. Steel a.e M42 9f M,ss1gr sfs :,
copies ct Esh hare already been
sa1s can hare thc1 moasy 5e5qrned = = no: satisfied
@ 9t1efSise and tw9 ceqi. to my posssEs AGd1ess J.
tGre.s Agent P.r Box 2552.
Agents will be- supplied at 1rge discounts. Maps Hay
ranted Send $1D0 for samples.
JC5t tssued. the best Map Of hentuEnj in eSskCace
Steel FIate- cOlpred In Counties four feet eqEara
Price, 50 cents. Book form, "a CO. Sent anywhere bY
mall AL oRnEhs FOE 1aR NEsT xCsr sow az SKIP
TO THIS GfFIEx.
Evidence ofthe Correctness Of Lloyd,s
Maps:
STsTR OF ILLINOIS, ExkGUT1x DKPARrNEN1,t
Springfield, D=c- uth. 15oI
J. DIIos. JR- Chicago, IL:
s!R:-I return ION my thanks for copy OF
-1loyd;s Great Military Map OF the Fifteen Southern
aon, being sccazase and useful I thlnk yssy highly
deg h.Dt8E RICHARD YATES, Gov.
, 1862-02-10
@eeting of 5tockbomers.
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO 4
" MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY.}

Chtesgo and Milwaukee Ratlssad Company.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders o[ tho Ch!
c4Yp and Milwaukee Railro&d Company, viii he he2d
ID Eh5caEo 1t the 0fdce Of The conpsny. corner ~
Lake and Clark ttreeSA ca fUEaOAi. February lffA
1a62 l6 O'Clock II. for the election oE Directors
and she snsacEo7 Of seh cshex pastters NAY b
presented 4. 8, D0WNH 3ec1ttAkI.
IA6H39kA
, 1862-02-10
NJ MERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, February S, 1862
The following the receipts OF leading articles
or the last twenty-four hcurs:
oxcr1ers FOB LAST 7wEsTs-FouE HOURS.
, 1862-02-10

RATES OF FREIGHT ON LIVE STOCK FROM CHICAGO
TO DETROIT on TOLEDO
CATTLE. HOGS.
.... Per 101 1bs.
Michigan Central and Michigan
Southern. large cars..--.-$50 80 cts.
Cars Of 219 9feet...--.--..-..... IS 50 =.
Michigan Central. small cars... 20 % ::
TO BUFFALO Or SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
Michigan Central and Michigan
Southern, large eats.-..----. 90 IS 81
Cars Of 210 0feet.-..... II IS Il
Michigan Central small cars. ~ S. "
Fort Wayne cars, 224 ftet----. s. s. =:
TO PiTT=BENGH.
Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne & Chic.
cars Of 224 feet :. -....... II IS q
A1irhigan Southern, large cars. s. IS ts
Cars Of 210 feet - IS =
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Philadelphia Flour 1Iarket--Feb. G.

There is more activity in llour to-day at previous
ported ut full prices, including mixed and straight
euperfne at s52G!5 IS, nos1ly at the latter rate;
$5.44@5.70 for common and good extras, part
extra family A.15D5 for lne -four and 81 per brl
for middllogs The bnlk Of the sales were of extra
and extra family which are most inquired for. and
firm. The sales To the trade are moderate, within
tho same rangc Of prices for snpcrane and extras,
and Sc IS to s6-75 per brl for fAney brands, in
Corn M eal at bat ait te o
IN either. tThe receipts today are: a.160 brls
-four. 6.213 bu wheat, $40 bu rye, 1887 bu corr,
2,1CO bill oats: and ], ,s53 bu barley.
, 1862-02-10

AsNIvERsAnT.-The anniversary Of the Bridge
port N. E. Sunday School, which was to hare been
held this (Monday) evening, February 10th, will be
postponed two weeks.
, 1862-02-10

4 DIsAGREEARLE EPECCL1AR1TY-One Of the
peculiagities which Professor Anderson occa-
sional1y indulges in is 4 disagrccable way Of
browbeating persons among the audience who
venture to question the integrity Of his per
formanccs, or to indulge in an jDquiring turn
Of mind. 4 controversy occurred night or
two since, resulting from tic desire Of 4 gen
ticnlan top1obc the sccondsight performance.
He put 3 small envelope in the box Which had
name inside Of it, hut which could not be
read without breaking tie seal. In this di-
lemn1a tho second siglt fa1led, and Anderson
1esorted to the very discreditable trick Of
abusing the author Of the contriyance, Which
was neither polite nor beneficial In numcr-
Gus other instances he has allowed his rough
ness to display itself, and those who have ac-
cepted his challenge to detect his tricks have
found themselves engaged in a controversy
which was not characterized by tile most gen
Ienanly surroundings. Whatever Mr.. An
derson's own estimate of himself may be, he
is not too good to be talked 10 by civil people,
or to return civil treatment for the cash which
is paid into his box ef1icc.-CAieago Times,
yesterday.
The above is q very mild reproof for al IN
wa11antable assault made Oh a respectable
citizen in the audience. After Professor An
dcrson has challenged investigation, he is Ger
tainly not justified in assailing the person who
accepts his offer, and detects, or thinks b,
detects, how it is performed. He has beer
Handsomely patronized by our citizens, ani
they expect lin to treat his audience will
common courtesy,
, 1862-02-10

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
FOB WEEK ENDING FERRCART 8, 1862.
FRIDAY Evening, Feb. 8, 1861
The receipt Of Beef Cattle and Hogs for the
week ending to-day, compare as follows:
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"Cau On Dunlop, Sewcll &Spalding Tor Printing -
noY11-h22l-1Y

noG11-h22i-1y
~ 4 most admirable instrument Is Hyatt's
Patent knife and Scissors Sharpener. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels, meat mar-
kete, &C. Every machine warranted to suit. For
sale ut No. IS Custom uouEe Place. ja127-1m
B Go to John Jones, t19 Dearborn-st., andget
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nov12
W Cook l. Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Gents
garments Less than any other house In the city.
ee25ly
, 1862-02-10

a COMPLIMENT WELL MERITED.-In the cor
respondence Of an Eastern exchange We find
the following handsome compliment paid to
Taylor:s Battery ofthc Chicago Light Artillery,
which has a1recdy done marked service for
the country and viii add to its reputation
whenever the opportunity presents itself
again. The extract is as follows:
while here would like to SAY q word in
praise of Taylor's. It consists Of six guns,
four sk-poundcrs aud two twenty pound hosT
itzers. The men are, in all respects, the
most gentleman1y crowd that I ever met, Al
most every private in the command is 4 man
Of wealth, refinement and high social
position at home; all carry into camp With
them the reanements Of social life, They
were in the battle Of Frcdcrickton, Mo-, and
also in the bloody combat at Belmont, oppo-
site Columbus, in which they fought so des-
perately that they won from their opponents
the title of t' Taylor's Devils" The same
gentleman also sent them up word by late
nag If truce from Columbus, that II erer the
var ended, they should give the Taylor Dcy-
lis" q supper somewhere in Dixie"
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
For The Week Ending Feb. 5. 1862.

IAbI1dged from the New 9ork TTi6une-I
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Fort y{ourth
street, g. AGO.
The prices to-day are quoted as fp11ows:
First Quality -----9 MSN Ordinary .------6 6G
Medium. OK
Some extra good beeyrs may be quoted at 9Mc,
The general average Of the marker at &c.
The most Of the sales range from Il to SC.
Total number Of beeyes rccciycd in the eitr this
week. 4.733
This is 2,sa4o head more than last week, and AS
head more than the average Of last rear The ay-
was 36s6 head, while the number to-day being g.
400. shows sS6 head less than the average, and l.,
972 head more than this week.
BEEyEs FRo4 DIFFERENT STATES.
A. H. Anerton & Co., proprietors OF the Wash
tngton Drove Yards. report the Cattle In market
, 1862-02-10

INSTALLATIONS SERy1cEs-Rey.Samuel " OIL
colt, late Of this city, vas installed as Pastor
Of the Plymouth Church at Cleveland, on
Wednesday last. The. Leader Of that city,
speaking Of the services, says: "Thc preacher,
Professor Fisk, Of Chicago, is not much known
in this vicinity, but his discourse was mas
ter1y effort, and commanded the closest atten-
ton. His style is simple and perapicuous,
direct and strong, and lis spirit is fcrvid. He
threw his whole soul into his sermon, and
both III doctrine and performance magnificd
the preachers Office. The other prominent
parts wero assigned to Rev. Messrs. Thomas
and Brewster, Of this city, and Fairfield Of
Oberlln, and were all admirable, each sustain
Ing tho other, and contributing to the general
effect; The tender closing prayer Of the Rev.
Mr. Hawks, bneathcd the cordial Christian
fellowship Of another communion"
CHICAGO LleUr GuARps, ATTENTION .-Therc
will be meeting Of this corps on Monday evening,
February 10th, for business and drill. Every 1npm
Der mntt be present at rou call. No excuse will be
cepted.
Fcr order Of the Captain.
E. 7. B1saor. Orderly Sergeant.
, 1862-02-10

An EATING HousE-Where the business man, Or
laborcr can get meal suited to the extent of his
appetite and the state Of his purse is one Of tic
the necessities Of the city. Such place is kept
by S. II. Thompson, No. 50 Dearborn street.
, 1862-02-10

Nhele number Of cattle at market 7i7-mostlT
beeyes and srores-consisring Of working oxen,
Remarks market was well stocked to-day
with cattle and sheep. and well attended By buy
ers. The cattle were Of good quality generally.
rage for extra cattle Evas $3.50 p cwt., but there
was few pairs Of fancy that sold high as s. y
cwt.. and pair that weighed 81 cwt alive, sold
for $32 q cxt- shrink4 about equal to SEQ z csyt
Eett. Although there Was about three times the
number Of sheep there MSS last week. they sold
Quick 1t LAST Weeks p{Icea.
, 1862-02-10
The Forty-EIghth Indiana Regime int.
The Forty~Eighth Indiana Re.iment-as

The Fofty-Eighth Indiana Regiment.
The Forty~Eighth Indiana Regiments
was previously announced by telegraph h-1eft
Goshen, Ind, at noon on Friday, By the
Michigan Southern road, connecting with tic
Illinois Central road at the crossing near
Ainesworth, which place they left at five
o'clock on Saturday afternoon en- route for
Cairo, filing twenty-cight passenger coaches,
and having eight cars Of baggage.
The Forty-cighth Is probably one ofthe finest
Of the Indiana regiments. The officers were
chosen with perfect uuanimity, and in nearly
every instance arc men ofn1i1itary experience.
The priyatcs Of The regiment comprise the very
bone and sinew Of the State, and will come
fully up to the standard Of Indiana troops.
The following is the roster Of the regiment; !;
COLONEL, Norman Eddy, st. Joseph.
LIEUT.. COLONEL. Melvin B. uascall, ElkhaEt.
MAJOR. Dewitt RUIZ, Allen.
ADJUrANT, Edward s. Stanneld, St. Joseph.
QuARTEHHAsTEn, Charles L. Murray, Elkhart.
SURGEON, Levi l. Ham, ST. Joseph.
ASST SURGEON, Frank F, Drye0n, Efkhart.
, 1862-02-10

CAT71E-Thc offerings at the State Scales today
added up 100 head, hein. s9 head less tl,au were
offered last week OF the above offerings $40 head
ken By city packers and butchers Ut $s335A55W .
1G0 lbs The sales ut the outside figure were quite
moderate, the bulk bringing from s3..GG450 z
100 its.
1ocs.-Live1ogs were in light supply. and prices
ruled slightly higher than last week Nc quote at
$IECG15N0 = 100 ms.
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Thc Grihuttt.
THE CITY.

LETTER L1s1-T::e list Of uncal1ed for let
! rs VIII be found in this mornings issue.
, 1862-02-10

Said Mills ara situated on Railroad about tueasy.
five miles from Chicago Ill, within stones throw o<
Station Housa The BuiIdtn is 80 bJ 10 feet upright
with basetnent, engine r1-oM sererafe, and we'll ok
never falling water In basement to supply engine.
M a c II N e r "
One fifteen kotEe power Engine In eosd ORDER wfta,
boiler nearly new, two Of Bakers Portable FI0u.ing
Mills IN perfect oEdeI with fixtures. OF Dlx:er8
Snntt Mills: Bolt and Fixtures. uyGth. with ali
Of the fixtures with sad Mills Cle1r title to the
same 10 BIZ given.
The above sesents ARC Inducements to any person
viii small capital Elsh!nS to engage in Merchant
FIGURING Business The Mill Ii running as Gus
tom Mill and doing good business Address
"CLAl-k" " T:fbnne Oiice. Chicago. Ill te3k61t2w
, 1862-02-10

renovated and cleaned. On the whole, the Po-
lice Court may congratulate itself upon it's
greatly improved aspect, viewed from the
front or auditorium.
s.oAH's Cos,NERcIAL CoL1EGE.-To the
business community Of this city this pspu-
lar Institution needs no commentator Of ours,
for VIC hazard nothing in saying that it
possesses the entire confidence Of our
citizens in all respects, and has acquired
the highest reputation for its practical quail
ties and tIoroaghness in every department Of
mercantile science The Institution is, VIC
arc confident, ono Of tic most complete and
comprehensive IN the country No depart
11cnt Of a thorough commercial education,
calculated to flt the student for the practical
duties Of biz after life, is unproEided for 4
large number of accomplished accountants,
and some Of cur most successful and enter
pzts1ng business men have been educated at
this College. " :.
The causes Of the great SUCCESS which has at
tended this enterprise arc 10 be found-frst,
III INC emincat capacity, the zeal and pcrscye-
rance Of tue President; second, in The practi-
cal results Of the education afforded In the in
stHution, as demonstrated by the Intelligent
business action Of its graduates after leaving
its }s:i1lE, and; Ill because the course Of in.
stiuction is strictly confined to Legitimate
business education, Introducing everything
practical and usef1l, and studiously avoiding
all claptrap and humbng; and third, in til.
widespread public confidence which the twt
preceding causes hayc inspired.
We find from our exchanges from many dill
fs1cnt and distant places that tic fame Of th
College is extending and rising: May itstam
Increase and its prosperity advance In a 1nan
1.er commensurate with its merits. We plac
xtEaragant estimate on its worth, -"he'
we say That The advancement Of this 1ustitu
lion :ss'ound up with the prosperity Of on
, 1862-02-10

THIRD WEEK OF MAGlc.-Prof Anderson
commences the third week Of his magical en-
tcrtainmcnt this Monday evening, with pro
gramme rcplcte with fresh novelties, among
which is the f1nous feat Of 1.-THE Bonnet
from the Clouds.'' a noticeable feature Of
these entertainments is the reduction Of
prices: reserved seats, fifty cents; body Of
the house and gallery. twenty-five cents.
, 1862-02-10

W7ANTED.-Agents wanted in
French Polish Smart erterprsing AGENTS caa nlase
from & to is per day: But Little cspirut Iee1:re For
particulars inquire Of Fuy s Salisbury 2a South Clark
street cr address. with three cent stamp + z Boz
SECS Chicago, Ill. feS zGa;,at
, 1862-02-10

NEwsBo1s' L1cESsEs.-One hundred licenses
have been Issued to ncwsboys by the Comp
tzollcr, elevating the news business to quite a
respectable branch Of trade When it is
considered that uewsboy who has cleared a
dollar in Lis days business considers trade
dull, it may account for The number engaged.
in the traffic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-16
The Cunard line of steamers have loen !,

..,,.+,,a :. n tha;r nassave~ inf ,hor \ eE
a,,,..v onc..untorcl ner;ls which o, a.s Ut
+,orn ! &c enal.|ed rbe, = 'aa
The Africa on her late passage was in o.,
danger. She was running among hcavy
foes. and cIose i'll Cape Race struck 50 hn,,1
other on the ice or the bottol,.-tLe a..
Said IN The ice. hut those Gu GARD eou.nv
netcnt to Judge, pronouce it en- the Lotion.
that had not :lie jeen >trong hip tie lI,
would have knocked hole III her. A, it Y,
seventeen feet OF her ru|ier, Go c Up to II
brace, broke CT, ana Tor i've hundred lnlc n
until she reached liali1aH, nc was Siec':d vii
great diligently.
\ o,nher Of prominent citizens living T.
t,y,,, Nav * ,a3 Court Hou SC ami the {jbt4s
b,,u;uv, have been arrested by order Of CAL
Insalls. on SUSPICION of communicating will
th.. Coufn lcrates
1,+a ,.c,.,nt. from G,n. Hunter re,ese,t i
- - ii, o,;,;,, that the ,of..lar,tes b,,
.,oa tha v,,,av of tho ,Iss;Ss;n,; y,
:, ,.p ,.,y,vrs l,t,. army i, now o ,rr;s5n;in
- lila s,y,,,,h AMI Charle,to
&C.,. r.
y spco'S'l o'''i0' ,, uo,p''@0' h ,'o,' w v'
Oop0''0 '' ir =. r., .-1,r
l 4, w. ~, r 1.. (,l,,lortnn h.v. lo
'',''. . 'l'o ll,s ." ,n nlo man from po,rs
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s'io > d l''s ;.
IL Is sa'o 'ha' vac :. :: '''''', ~ ~ '"'
committee 40 not FAVOR ao,'on az 'N' p''S'"
session upon '''io'''' lain 'il' '""
The editor OF the Marquette News says u"
just as the force Ola recent shower at that place
was spent, the sun looked out from cchlha 'a'
cloud when brilliant rainbow spanned Inc