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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-06
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-06

consisting Of
Teas, Coffee, Sugar,
Molasses, Syrups,
Vinegar, Burning and
Lpbricating,and other Oils,
Salt Fish, Dried Apples, Canned Fruit, ,Raisins,
Prunes, English Currants, Tobacco Cigars,
Yankee Notions, Candies, Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Fruit Jars, Rice, Homiuy, Soaps, ,Concen-
centrated Lye, Baking soda, saleratus,
Memorandum, Blank Toy & School Books,
Letter or Foolscap Paper sold by the ream
at Wheeling prices.
Lamps and brushes of all descriptions.
Candies and Confectioneries of all kinds kept
constantly on hand.
Tubs, Buckets, half bushel measures, Brooms,
Washboards, Hoes, Forks, shovels, and axes.
In fact, keep everything usually kept in a
First Glass Grocery Store,
s9 Don't forget the place. Schuma-
cher's New Building,
seplly. P. SCHUMACHER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-06
ShGriff's Sale.
E. B. Long, & Co.
VS.,
Joseph Wehr,

DY virtue of a vendi. ex. to me directed
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door of the Court House in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday the 17th day of. ApriI, 1869.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ. and
o'clock p. m. on said day the following
property situate in said county to wit: Being
the same sold and conveyed by Hager & Har-
ris to Joseph Wehr by deed, dated April 5,
1854, recorded in vol. IA page 53l, situate in
the southwest quarter of section u township
7 and range 7, and more particularly describ-
ed as follows: Beginning for the same at a
stake marked with cross situate eastward
and within three or four rods of the north
east corner of lot No. 40 in the town of Calais;
thence north nineteen and one half degrees
east six rods and fourteen links, thence north
eleven and one-half degrees east four rods;
thence south seventy and one-half degrees
east one rod and fourteen links; thence south
eleven and one-half degrees west fou. rods;
thence south seventy-six and one half degrees
east six rods and eight links; thence south
fifteen degrees east four and one-half rods;
thence westward to the place Of beginning,
containing by estimation ffty-two square rods.
Also the following premises in said county
being the same decided by Hager & Harris to
Joseph Wehr, April l, IS 4, recorded in vol.
IA, page 532 to wit: Being part of lot No.
80 in Calais, beginning for the same at stone
on the southern boundary line of said lot and
a part of lot No. As; thence south eighty -four
degrees east four rods; thence north seventy
and one-half degrees east four and eight
tenth rods; thence north one and one-hal
degrees Swest sixteen and fourteenth rods
thence south eightyfour sand half de
grees west four rods; thence south fourteen
and three-f0urth degrees west seventeen an'
sixteenth rods to the beginning, containin!
by estimation one hundred aud two rods
more or less
Taken in execution as the property of 10
seph Wehr at the suit OF E. b. Long an,
others. JOSEPH MYERS,
mch16w5. Sheriff M. C. D.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-04-06

'sao!Id peoupeI &c ues OF pau!mIa'ap eIc eM
Qo!QA'IoIOo puu epvqs GIeAe 10 "ols 'ssu!uleQ
'sugqSu!D 'slu!Id lsso!eqo sql Su!orIqmA
, 1869-09-30
IOWA.
Delegates to tho LouIav4lla Com m er.
csaH onventieu-Advtco1 1Eom snc
GoveFnUE-R@4lr1cnl

Delegates to tho LouIavallo CONNER.
csne Con Conyentieu-Advtco 1rons snc
GoTeFuUF-R@4irtcn
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DKsAetHEs, Sept. -.
Sofefnof Merrill to-daJ appointed tho fellow.
1aa gentlemen ~ de,Asates from Iowa to the
Southern Commercial Convention, to be held 1t
lnutsvtlle On the 7th OF Octoter: Hon. ", q.
s.fts see,t ant!s n Aaaaf1 ~ Gonas{ Hen IT, Cant
eomee. Webster County: hon. q q Bennett,
The deieSztes tho following latter; ~
aGkkTs: Without desIrina to control the actton
Of the Iowa delegates 10 the 0un7tlla ConTenifon,
1sexs Of shst III peopis oI sas stais 10! desns d
them tn that body Tntl convention, called and
assembled II one OF the central cites OF tue
to1 tae deless;es al ''i1 from iSH'e0's5s 81 tse
ssass,, I. ayowediy, conroked ID tho spirit Of
coneiatton s and unity and Of honest desoton 70
duty to rscprocate that sn!E1, 10 the full e1tent
Y which II shall be manifested towarl YOU ami
!. tne Isopie ron rspzsacnt The. convention
nAslpR reference to the re4u8cltation OF the
Heafh-ffodncang interests OF The southern part
Q! the republte, 20 greatly psostIated turing the
benens Of the whole country to endehyoT 70 revive
these interests IN their full stgor. Returning
Gaoanesity sasEe. jcdStng from The pasi, IN u
fot the manufactures Of the North and the cereals
and provisions OF the West. While you
viii, theftfofe, cooperate IN al efforts to restore
th4t prosperity, yuu Will be especsa1ly expected
to observe those propositions which more p11ttcu-
larry relate 10 The interest Of our State, as the
opening and enla1Ktng OF our markets Tor ous
products and The Improvement nr routes oil cun-
nunicatlon for The transportation OF our
commerce. Believing that both the gen
eiM prosperity Of the country and the
peculiar interest Of ouF happy and prosperous
Stale. ~ veil as the restoration Of concord be-
tween al rarta of the republic, will onh In you
Abis and Jealous Advocates, commend your
fleWS In advance TO the consideration Of the con-
Fentiou to which Jon are delegated
irving 10 inc1rac1tatton o! Toics canaed by bsnn-
chitcs, llon. u. \. Conley. Of Dubuque, has With
drawn ali bis appointments for speeches, eIcert
for poinx along the line Of the Dubuque Sioux
caty taitscah. which will bc hlied by lion. s r.
, 1869-09-30

pAHJ. X bedaeyed thzs The reason tor tatb n.
s1ati IN 60. openly aG111..s Win he Conses1s~
czte The election Of 4. J. Hamilton ia G0yefnnT.
solre Of them place hts name At the head Of tetf
ep eaps1,; o'hsIs DO rot 1eaoanes hs n.ae, III
L waeioston, p;e Is ,ras fs'PssAu ss II g.cos xasn
1frSe;,ea =. laws q con8res neyer1h:less come
ssntnaie n,ta for oucd shn caanot qaaiiiy f. &C.
eoEdlnE to tneae resy hw1. lExxmplts arr S11h-
tnEs oi San Aason:nt for Congress, aud NcFal.
1hsy deno1nee such Hen y General Wultain 7.
CLukerwho Has Nominated for Congress bJ COR
vtatoof ert not Of - nanl.ton nsa- No faul1
ean be foand With such men n W4nsAT. CzTke,
MaoAe Ms.tAs3 and civil T-cpnfs are wlthu1t
bsemah. No reason can be gtYeu for nnJ Nepuo-
1c3n to oppo2s such tnen ~ Lhlxe t,p,Gx 10 b
4nss. s. theJ ere Included IN thG eiaa inst a j.
eG!et calpcf onRRcsb sud scaliaE1Es'
strained 10 oene1e ihsl coalition, which has ten
4 J. Hx1IlEnn Eeput.lca1x and he Densne1nts
RxoefatlJ e1-1ehelsl does actually exist
Tue platforms Of rhe twn wings of .he Rrnusr.
wing oct out thelr pFofe.nona ef adhe4tnoe 10 to5
Reconstruction 1ANa cs Congress, aud pecseni feF
ouled men wfu are qualified under these14Nn
for ot11te who sTs kuuxnl 70 be diioqsttoSd under
tns ReeonA&l1ctlca lar& but who ara Ascn kopwn
10 1e Acceptable 10 the ncnoc1zciA
!, !as 3 toesets q me ~. hamilton rAet17a, n
The defeat OF hspahicantsm tn Texas. and viii
Vut the ssste u tbs hanus Of the verJ men. who,
aafng The entire pe1tod Of the rebellion e1e.tet
uniformly opposed the DEMONSTRATION laws wi.n q
peyNstencJ worthy OF a.petser cause.
Tala Letter Il already too ioag; use It As 1ou :
psa%'' Delle'e me- 'eF' truly '9afs; R:.uon
Bseses Matar 0eae1al U, 8. Army.
, 1869-09-30
SPRINGFIELD.

Number OF Horses, Cattle. IIoKs, &C.,
In the Stnte ax Compared Filth Lnas
fcArrs Mcaurnk-TEcauury Receipts
-FeFAonnt.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trhane-
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. p.
Dy to-nightn nrail send ron full and complete
tabular statement of the assessment Of ali kinds
Of property III the State, which will be Of great
interest to every reader OF TIE TR1ErSx. In
comparing 3ha number OF horses, cattle, hoas
4c, ftpot1esi this year With the report Of 1ssS /
nn.t that there II N increase tn ho1ses Of aos1;
Increase In cattle Of ~: increase in mu!es au
asses SO; decrease OF Il, 1853 in fshc number OF
sheep. and d dec1ea4e in the number Of hogs Of
2Ss, I'll.
Tc-noIrow beiug she htz ,aay os the State Faif,
our cisi1cna vii! A1tend m nsasat. The State
House, Ike the city, will bc nearly deserted a.
all The State on1ctals, frpMthe Governor down to
the Janltor- r-tn-Ehief. Will be Among the ytsttor4
The receipts Of the STATE Treasury lo-4isy Nerc
Ao0G from Edgar County. 80
General +. A. Ca1. United States Army, the To-
ttan lighter, and well known a. gallant soldier
and ofleer during the s1te war, Is III cur city.
, 1869-09-30

explained b. the ihtnuess Of the &ir, tho Hsdfslol
Of the e1fshS 1rsface expendlng Its pnncipa
hcAupx Effects On The dehstf &u1ta OF ntaioaphe5,
nom ii i ihs e.,denee @ 1T 'e tere . i aons !,
ntUoapAeFe about th0 moon, Il would follow tha
tas AeiseBei theory muss be eHoneous; and Il
net1ehsl Atould have seaasaai tns nnsssco Of :
i9nar atmosphere ~ causing m intense hest on
ths n.ooa = s,.staer, white tapta.n Er19soo takes
eoa ia g e 21tt'ys Rts1f os Lbs
lhe delt<aet party clatm that rrcept expeF{.
ss*ts theea rae ~ essat Aosss telescope snsta!n
lasgat u1ttatlle fefesioT in ihs Vortf an.f r.
connecting the teleseoes With cioek Tprx dnstnx
ea1san5s pss1s {eas: Lott Rosse nss been ahae to
hear msa.ufrs, * lie pafpo.e os aetsmtsas ae1n1
ss rnstaet ne nooE gives p1t heat o. not, Eo
.s,,o, .ss1 ptevo2sy mah were fausfActosJ On tha<
! aoanL InA lunar :Nys do ss.nsinit : stnsiSIs
taeeIes Q! hsaI Tn.s lac: il quoted 10 sut,stsu.
ta., 'ae g. aesse9si taeosJ ont - does n neoes-
mat heat may he re1e:teys from. 4prfncee 81 .cr
of ron oE gl.se o. other s1os,ar4es, thetuxciyes
sou aeaeetea s hsat tso cold bsdles, or heat
.te sams elects upon ob1eces rcet,inS The Tags.
~ mcans zte NOW Known By which :fedected ns1d
.nasa aeaf ~ ean a. ee sola spat except b Al ex.
eesd. Toe Rosse experiments, Therefore rhife
soeJ Ae fety tn1eftN:nZ "a dcc:lipE, noote,i
e 1ts ts sa4 oemon strattnx that The chas1e beams
neas sets:es nothtpE tonciustre,y Is between
Ezaesson anu Hefscacl for there r. no .euo, thsi
@ ss.essona ~ JPotnenca, .nnar ice Nsuld te<ect rs
1 msssn aeat - uttschtis supposed burning tenn
& ttoSes the Impulse ol the dtscn.a.oa which the
oe1a and original E1Icssca hAa staTted. tkn moon
VIZ now become moEa thaAeyer m object II ID
qutstt0E!al exA1niIauou- rsxaApz sonfte:escppe
may - te made powerful enouzn 70 determine
bJ ftrcct inspecton, oace and fcfeyeS.
the qrEsnon Whether the lunar mounlafps are ~
EstcsA N says. enormous coutx Of ice, fed by va
Ter ffo.n the interior, which ifce1es the nGeaeut
II ~to the surface, or the 9eAka Of e1ticot vol
canoes, - ASTRONOMERS generally auppose tnem
, 1869-09-30

,rts ,rSsn.s1 ,taes my 'Ro: mt erey Amer.
tivs sot s.a thsdher natusxatxed ps na-
snT. W.. A41u 1Af5 an kQu2l 1t9hs to
- :. Mt0ous regard 70 uAt,ob t1oS pF religion
- ast - 6Asee1H Ahuenfnent 70 the Co1AttpttQu
.es N1ted aAtFs ought 10 be adopted; taa1 xe
usseRay ii Snpe9h1ks with NJ dowp- -ifodd qppfsss-
So 81 psepie. evetywhtre: thE1, Whenever 10 fscts
ieeceaafa ~ e sn9 Sar fossss1aens x1A iosSy lhs
4 appforo soeh recognition, md r{eoFe our e3FL
sM sopf.As to ny scstan On tno pan of The guy
@11se0t tenMhx 70 Dc maj auptxSttpp Qf r9ha
sSsSsset9 ane. Hasn have AchieTtd her thdeoen-
oen1e aMs aao he1 people destre Gneh setion,
r.ta Vtna t@@ntions endc1se the adn1tutt 1atlo3 OF
r 1hteGaent 9taot: nppose tho dtFrTTton al mi oi
tae etnts schana fund.- to soctaEaau insfi,u.Loas:
tnM nn.s, No enooafaxeme1f Of eanals, 1nd oon;e.
3asas fsancAon In tolls thereon aud ufSr the
pa1taRe pTeR o. iANs 70 pEeytnt Illegal voting.
1ne PAuofn Naa adopted.
Aeaota1tons touching The ncease ouear1op b&y.
~ nosu eInItpooctd oJ Mr.. Ononueu. aud tahled
t9e -b<aLo ucxet WAS thea npuluajod nj fol.
!os.: heefeixrJ of State, Geo, Wm. Curtis:
Gomptplleft 1no1. Hillhnoae; Etatn Enrtneer.
Genttat John c. Robinson; TrtasQrcf. Tsomss Il
EAtaead Attorney GrneEa!, MAytia /. TnWn..srd:
goe g1Ms rI4snn q ~ 1nsPsctor. Daniel b CoaoTeT:
soofte o. tno Court Of Appcsls, the pycscut II.
eu1hents, WoodFnd End Aason 49,
IT AppeA7 that General alge1 declined to accent
AnJ Nomination On the ground Of III health. The
state Central Committee NaS then 8clected. ana
the convention adjourned. ~~
, 1869-09-30
Spt ctAl Despatch to The CHICAGO Trttunn

spt ctal Despatch to The Chicago Trbuns.
WASHINGTON. Sept y =.
rur stKr1 xAxCTlcrckzka.
a large delegation from the manufacturers Of
steel IN New YORK, Pittsburgh and other points
had m thtars!cW with Secretary Boutwell, to dag,
10 urge him u consider the repozt OF ", B. Far.
well, an aGtnt Of tl,c TREASURY atroalt ID regard
10 Inc Practice Of Importers Of stee by which, ~
the committee charges, invoices regularly show
m anacr.Faluation CT attl.ies Imported amount.
ing fFon ~ to cents per pound. The Secretary
promised that the matter snouid receive prompt
attention, aud that stringent Measures ahouldtbc
taken to remedy the lrreQnI1r3ty Wherever il ex-
Ffts!Atpt nnd stated the cxge. lie U1de Ru8Etr
that the administration wns Determined to etop
al trauds 60 iar az posslhle and would surety look
Into the cake presented.
TIE CrtI0x uoEsL FNACps At kkw oR1EiNs.
Stem arc upw In proKrtss In Looisrt1le and
other points on the river above SeH Orleans 10
asccrtatn the exact character Of the sugar ttan&.
actions at the latter place. The Investigation Of
theee f!nus has led to some d1scoycr1cs ~ 70 the
pretended expectation Of coffee to the Sandwich
Islands, the bhips IN which the records show II to
have been scut having no existence, and In
some catea being wholly Unable to ca1rr the
cargo specified. Every effort Is being made by
parties interested 10 throw oostacies IN the way Of
q luia Investigation Of the New Oslraas suyonuc
matter.
c,,.-.a. e.n.4.n - 3rAs ~ ,oAtha.
!. Via - ..rs;' f.on,,,,.,,as ~ .sso's "ao
~, 49, 49, ~ =, 49,. a. .a"a y! 4naAa An11A
npncF farkcr Of several euRaRemen,s visit the
Sioux 1Dd!aus II the Wind Nyer VALLEY, In one
Of there, COMPANY d, Second Caral1s, hal q nxht
with Ito Indians nnd defeated them. Ons soldier
tul.t RI 49,, - .s.,.. s's - .uu4"u. ~ "ee
drns, I'm ,hs r.,rs., ~ .'a..,. a.N ~ .oit "at
49,. 1,r..1 rsss s " Nac a.tne
t,r,on n,,, ,,a ,.s ~. et, aua nt'
x.+o .,1lo.1 ~, -. ~ etonA
,,,r,n,, 49,, <s..n1EN ~ 1t a. ~. n'laAA tAot5
se NaI' ~. 'e!'9 "oan"e"+ !ntee otat3 EXT"
'>40''e"f oat t1e aoose lae!uue. Tue
~"e1''.'' -
~ h'kaIs nkc's'nH.
.,..sl.., o1tAus'onet VI internal fcschoc has1ust
uel'aen' on cA"ca coming W rom fhllstlcph!s,
u.as ra"'e~'c a'otaeeases shu DRUGGISTS, doing
pukIacA4 as 6uel undef regular llCeuAc, must
s,ica cxcee.1in4 ono.h,'t qqsn, n.u,
=, ono t,no ~ =, ,hs .,.,,., ~. s p.nt
u'' .', " ~ snu spec's! 'a1 required ol
Of sales OF alcohol BY inch parties, rho must srJt
In quantities tcss linn ,yc ua,lon, vt IN. m,
.,me nr inv tbs .n,.l,, t,x ss,,,.s., =, 49, wy
,,.,, " .as;. .sy ..e ~ .elu'eNoi wholesale
li1uos dealers. Tlcec decisions rtFcrac previous
fallngp, but arc In strict accordance with the
laNp, And are held to fc nothing u,orn til IN tns.
W. " .eeulat i4uol oea'eih' a'acS LIS ctass Of
oas'cesa Heu' paying kne government For Certain
rFsllcKc*, arc un7acattonahy entitled to I'll pro-
tcc,ion in tho cxcsrlsc Of those rrtrl1rurA
rue w,rtnux naynm nnswx,,
.nuAc,or 1,o.~.,, ~, =. ~ ,",.N .o "144-
s1es, II. naa h.,
What xas certified TO bc u.nune nonu,sr ,o-nl
made, An s,euIpa p.per ho1srs9 ] sn'S, e.
8AfAA Il - 10 C0EtE OH &Q4 kQ$k H<3NEij
, 1869-09-30

CIC~+34 AEEi3klA " = At %AlC2Xu
MADISON, Wis, scpt, -
O, The nss, Tea.asrs M eas =. 10, a ~
people do not turn out n very largo numbers to
sec the show. Farm work u 10 much behind this
[a TT :ne} Ne 70 SsTof much a%e
and prfyste yehicies nxre broueht sere,.i tnn,1s
ssuds oui io-dsvs Soss Of ihe dsaastments s1 ot1s
EST @ ins e9tea ,s 9ssF
by ID rXhibitors from Eenosha Connt1.
Which b;ds fa,r TO tsSe he nn2s
ihe largest number Of entfres azc Ia Division c
Mscn;neT. msnufscturtss snd Worts r. Of II r,stn,
I esSoo e aoa ac
hn,d 49, ~ $1s -'"' ~'''A y 49, Ae4e
iss, evening" the stste Wool-Grovers' Assocsa-
oiscers for r. :nsnin1 ,rsr ~ in1i r.. Trrs,Gent
III Sinson. Oehtnsh: VIce3pTsstdrntt. f;en p
Therisr. Fonn tin i. -. r. :. Cnor Vh{,sEa;er:
secretary, J. i: 0oodhue, wht.ewa1er; treasurer.
T. =" s'enaa; ann.@ 9nmstlls az FE9s,p1sr rr.cx,x
Ins on!ns :. a ~ feF opening ot he
N opel tng addrcss. liz rrioced over lie opportns
ni., 81 ii. reoniou, aI.cf asosaer tal pessod Of
roH1Sn - ;t,s ~ tn1 ; 'ae9s aops IA
r't,na .na ~ ~ qne estne,i,,~ ~ ~ ,i4 NJ ~
-. Ut ;ae fsnsss .. Wou,n ~ =, e com2a.e n
creaS aool fof;une Wncn nas m.rTed tneir or,ers-
E!ss psa5S p!an.: gsps. .ad o.esI tIaia s!s
nsati Rtse saAn ~! usse Eoius Iafsasot9 N.La
@ VEL nAp5 HHstus evht&'taaes;: aae1 sAo1,' -,
sa'sWe snpsGuaea.s auu sn.eu1neas .rsaIt-
- "a -. 11sso1oi1 as ~ "aese Maa1 nana;elNst !.
- ~ ~, ~ 't, ~ -
~, sr ~ - oa - -, villa tasss NHiA,otA
~ ~ 'as 1ecent psps1eas o. tae mtcaAo
~ .s;i, ~; h.. 4 ae w p ~ 9! tasu LIE
onn,T aa1nco auT ~ ~ "n- :.,tss ~ ~ ~ IA w
Iii d !, r. nj
- ~. AaT ~ rs * .t y :Ss-
e.s,ts ~ 1 az, " S1ss ~ e,,s 49,
sns. N .ae s5Ea tnans ~ r.. ~ 70 hSs -
sntake " GAO4%1na " aAes e4Ahs1 As AA14 satAs
oteSsna. ~ ,ht EA . 1av ~ Sose 1;s.s
o. .ne 1sHs y; = t " @atssaA nua Sosaxe
snots ~ ~ ssuus = % A1sAnss eas ptpspey
onc n.4s s,1,e n1 W.: ~ ns III =
~ .e,1 ineee 1s p.as ye4 ~ ..
| enoIH 9. tae Aottsa Inv no&.. ulsaa8u1souo msa
=! ~ G01.t!ess Aau stso ~ asMA14 &os R0t4Vo.
| ~ Ana se3.M1 os sas 1sa.s po"s1l0 sosa ss
, 1869-09-30

Wisconsin Conference of the Mctho-
diAt Eptkc0riAl EhuFChs

WISCONSIN Conference of the Mctho-
disa Episcopal Church.
C"rstxpent<aet tf The chiea'n 7tieune.
-ArrLEruN, Sept q.
AT the morning eefsion Of the nth DAY Of the
conference Rev. II. IL Craudall conducted .ellg-
.oas exercises Reports from the Norwegian Dis
f11ct were received. THIS district, which CON-
ce1:!s lecn Transferred to ta!s conference.
The report Of tho Committee on seaman Friend
see aaa senains e sa u a1'f' q e
1Eand w1H adapted.
a., Ins Sc commss.:e On Feeeasaaas Aid reported.
ana .ne report vas x,1opt..l.
H,es on.n. W. 'aAsn TO purchase pa1sonage for
EsefJ animate thing has lta thoru in The nesn.''
50 has tnls eonte1ruee. IN Tie shar.. ~ sn sv~,
tMAaS 9osc; 2 maa tast never aa1s anythinK, and
fullT forgotten his nau+ and h,ltres. ~s
The SUNDAY Scl'ol srtort was made and ad,,+.
Cd. Permission ~A4 given 10 the Snsng ss.tsss,
Chuscn. milwaukee,, and oihetA, to itheir church
The Committee on tobacco and rernn~-.r,o =.
ported. Ine report discourage! The uso Of iooscco
bJ nnF members Of the conIrfs ncr or Chnrrh. -.
4nred pronlaitory leg,alauon; favored the sn..ds
forming Of Temperance party; fayorsd reInstnyy
70 Sois ~ 19F ~ ges sn Ssndia4se oaesa
any felmcnied Wiue TOR communion serv!ccS
4 strong and intensely interesting debate Wa
WAS expressed Of many OF the candd1tc1 noT b..
fore the people, Eumcc 1t to Aay that moet OF tnr
latGFAOiE 10 nomination
Senator Van WycE, Of Kenosha, for Governor.
The Senator Is = prominent member Of the Con
8reCAu0nA1lBt Church.
The Ehofch Extension Committee Fc2p,s VIII
made. aad otaeerz appointed for the coming
JcaE.
The Committee On Education made report, and
DT. khdef made Representation Of the wants ol
Tic Ha1Tet1 Biblical tnsttute and Dr. Steele tnst
OF The lawIence Un!reE1lty.
Ter. Nj. WAtktr T2s granted In snecstvc rcla.
Lou-
ar. m+-pre4ehtns by Rec. J. c. Robbins, o
WAupuu. a company, OF which ve wrrc one
wc1n taken under tue wing OF Professor Fare
and shown through the tne building Of Lawrence
InlTcrbttJ- The muAeuM u a nue ono, md ths
library one Of the choicest VIC hare tecu. We VII
not notice the other points Of interest Tor the Pro
fpkApr koon had u In . Inc boat upon tho beaut!
ful Fox, and q tolty time we did have.
1p m.-A InsAs temperance meeting WAS hell
IN the church, which was dcpselJ packed. Rev
q. = lIAddock, Of Rtpoa, tllef the chair, Rev. II
&. 111,on made the opening speech. Among othe,
things be STACKED the position Of THE CHICAGO
IR1hCkE, that the saie Of liquor Ell! rathe1
1han crime. The speech Ahonndei IN wit Ant
khrewd logic.
Res: !. n. Walker. Of o.hkosh, followed. Rev
~ e Naddoce Of Rfpon, SPOKE in fasor Of 4 pol
hsf. ~. Springer. Of Ia Crnsse, introduced 1
ssssoioton 70 AK the Temperance Executive Con
.nAtec 10 put some candidates IN the feld4 tn.
'Aous WA late, no discussion had, and oniy hi