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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
PERRY WOOD co., OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 1869


halfway, OF course You viii commit
yourself 20 nothing without consulting
your solicitor.
al am no great friend to litigation my
SELF" said Mr., Johnstonei and II you
can show me that your claim Is really
good one, am ready to listen 10 What
you have to propose" re ..-a
The young man then .commenced trans
lating the case from iargon into English
and when his auditor seemed TO have
pretty clear idea ot " IN al us bearings
he told him that he had sooner the first
sketch ot compromise should come from
him.
"Are you marricd'' cried Mr.. John
stone, his eyes Frightening with n sudden
idea. ..-.. ....-.- ...v a.
No .... .l.... ...#...
"Then, by George y slapping his thigh,
why not marry my nicccT
You do me great~honor, ! am sure,
stammered the young man. 80 uneNpcct-
cd 50 suddenl No idea ofmarrying, up'
less---Besides, have not the pleasure
of knowing the lady, IN, TACT, WAS not
aware you had q niece
20, you shall soon know hcr, cIleu
Mr. Johnstonei sne is IN the garueh,
Come and be lntrouuceu, A3N nc .eu
the way to the summer-house' ms VISITOR
following nm WIN mce OIL comic per
pleNity. s. .es
"Marry another; perhaps afterwards to
find her--never T. he said to himself.
annie" said Mr.. Johnstone, "lct me
introduce you to- Holloa
No wonder he, as well as Miss Plump
tree, was astonished, for the stranger cried
OUT "Annie, my Annie, is il possible y
and rushed forward to seize her hand,
which she gave him with Il little cry of
Med ~ .-..
"Why, Annie, have you met Mr. Whis'
ton before ?" rf
ayes, uncle
go yes, sir" said Ned Winston; "and
when She disappeared from Dreary street
so mysteriously and suddenly, | was in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
THE BE6lNNNG OF ErIL.

1T was such a little thing
One slight twist OF crimson string.
Rut " was stealing all the same
And the child who took II know
That she told what WAS nut true.
Just to screen hertclf irum blano
First then and than a lie -..a ....a . I'D.
Both recorded up ON high. .,....... q.
II was but lutc sip. %
Gust u taste upon the Hp
But it len q longing thore;
Then the measure larger grew.
And the habit strung thoncd, too,
Till II would no curhing hear;
So the demon Drink dccoys;
Soul and body both destroys.
II was but one little word;
Suttly spoken, scarcely hoard,
Uttered by single breath; ..
But u dared to tako In vain
Gods most high and holy name:
So provoking wrath and death.
Soon his lips, once fresh and far,
Opened but to curse and swear.
Il was hut one little blow,
PASSIONS sudden overflow,
Scarcely needed IN It's TALL,
But, once loosed, the fiery soul
Would no longer brook control;
Laws II spurned, dcaed them all.
Till the hands, love claspcd in vain,
Worc the murdcrcr's crimson stain.
Ali II Is the foxes small,
Slyly climbing O'or The wall,
That destroy the tender vines;
And II Is the spark of tirc,
Brightcning, growing, cnrling higher,
That acruss the forest shines. =.
Just 20, step by step, does sin, b
III unchecked, triumph win.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

other stores we're recovefed.t w1ich asked
by thesnerchant why he staid behind TO
watch when all Others quit their work,
The reply was, You told me never to
leave the store when Others were absent,
and i thought I'd stay Orders were i'm
mediately given once more: Double
that boys wages he Is willing and fdifh,
Jm" To-day thstboy Is getting a salary
OF $4,000, and next January. will become
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
An Incident In the Early History OF
- Greenbacks.

Texts of Scripture have often been in
scribed upon coins. One of the most re-
markable is on copper coin issued by
the papM government, on which are the
words, V9 Cobts dici,ibtts-" Woe TO you
who are rich" When the greenbacks
were first issued by the United States, Mr..
Chase. then Secretary Of the Treasury,
consulted, among others, the president OF
one of the Philadelphia banks in regard
to placing some motto upon them--sueh,
for example, as has since been impressed
upon the fiye-cent pieces" In God we
trust" Alter mentioning several scrip
tural texts that had occurred TO him, the
Secretary asked our bankers opinion.
Perhaps, was the reply, the most APP
prOpriate would be: Silver and gold have
| none but such as L have give thee /"
The project was abandoned LappsReOtt's
JT is historically on record that in the
reign OF Edward Ill., certain London
wine merchant, by name John Penrose,
was convicted Of selling unsound VINE.
Adam dc Bury was then Lord Mayor OF
London before him the said Penrose was
brought, and he adiudged that the pecoanl
Vintner should drink u large draaghi1 oi
the same wine which he sold Ia the com
mon people, and that the remainder OF
such wine should be poured on the head
Of the esaRe john, and that he should for
swear the calling OF Yintner in the Guy
of London forever,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29


You are probably under the impression
thai no one has ever yet adopted the
Pavilion at Brighton as an architectural
model, and if that is the case, must re-
quest you TO dispei the false idea, for joss
House Villa, near Southend, was repre-
duetion in miniature of that remarkable
edifee. When Mr.. William Johnstone
was young man and a nominal barrister,
il was considered that he bore some resem-
blance in face and figure TO the Prince
Regent; and, since nature had nodded
him after the fashion Of the FIRST gentle
man in Europe, he considered n his duty
to act conformably so he dressed himself
hideously, attended prize-fights and cock-
pits, intrigued, played high, got frequently
intoaataak,i ist6fed his head With pro
digious quantity Of scented aant y, and i'm
itated. hfz royal pfotGtype ih every other
way that his Constitution and purse would
allow. BY the tline he was 80, however,
both began to give out, so he wisely de-
termined 10 retire into the country with q
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29

MIND YouR LIGHr-Ihe Albany
ls,,i,,s' E,,s, saws n young fentlolnan living IN
Kinoston wont 10 see his girl tho otper nlshk snu
Ssh, he started for home fie night being dark Ms
~ Tshf ~ lonely way iie took the railroad
fral IA belng the shortest 20 HIS house, ah9 WI
vslkh.a laisilrely along, hia mind 20 doae hss9 49,
,Tith agreeabe Thoughts Of the hair one ne al IlFt
l,n when suddenly his reverie WAS monsn ~ An
end tby some ono in the rear 40 gave W W,
lantlrn Kick which sent II hying' = W oni,'',s ',
-, slosioo, nav train far tho last two hour ~ ~
count of thai rcd lght'r And, loohins \, N ,eas
him. the young nstn sal ltelS ~ ~ us.' 5ifsfions
the engineer who had dihtafpeo hls W
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-10-29
POETRY.
MILKING. TINE

LulAAhllNu- IIdH.
~ RN aRoRGE coorEu.
WHEY shadowsle lengthen on the plain T
And leaves are scarlet in the eun; y"
When cows arc lowing In the lane,
Aud coming hO1neward one BY one ; ~|f
When nliaie are tangled in the trees
That overhang the rivers bank
And farmers chat and take their ease,
And shining pals 90 "clink and clank:n
That's milking-time.
When puss and Fido linger roand.
And run beslde the dairy-maids
When circling swallows skim the ground.
And on the caves make sudden raids
when rosy girls ditty sing,
i, Aud squirrels hide In leafy home
Ana crosswtse Jets go " ping and ping. -
And pals are heaped with creamy foam.
That's milkingtime.
When little ones are tired with plsy,
And in the corners blink aud nod;
When ksiydids are loud and gay, .' 10
And wetted grows the chilly sod . r-1sf
When stars are few aud family glow,
And waking frefies gather fast, sH vt
Like drifted hakes Of golden snow . + q
1t,shcy fOt home the hour Is past isA-
- - Fut milking1imei eie -ii so
-Hsd-st ana Home. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-12
BuDget of Finn.

GOOD ONE.-Ayoung blood residing not .
nsh dozen miles from this place, was the victim
OF OF rather good joke one Sunday night recently.
he was trying to BE- particularly sweet" on q
young lady, and had paid her number Of visits
at the residence Of her parents. The old folks
had somehow got sr ides into their heads that
the children were most too young to "keep com.
pany," and conveyed the desired hint by calling
the girl out of the room and sending her to bed
at nine o'clock, the lady of the house astonishing
huge piece Of bread and butter, nicely spread
with sugar, which she presented him saying in
her kindest manner "There, Bubby, take this and
run home to your mother it's time little boys
were in bed" The would.be gay young bean
hasn't felt az though he wanted any more sweet
ness from that source since.- Connedtci1S Record.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-12
WOOD HANGINGS,
EoR SALE.
CARRIAGES & BUaGrEs !

1op and OPEN 1ussss Win ono and two Seats made IN
ne most approved stys Al wssnssd Aiso; repairing
q lSA MAIN n, oshvas hliasN : n 80 -. $50
, 1869-07-07
EIGIH,

Failing of the Now Iron Bridge
AcFoss tho Fox Rtver-The Bridge
Crowded with Peoplc syltne4xinr
hout Rncc-Mnny Fcrson1 In
juFcd.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
.-......... ELGtI, III, July O.
TIE celebration Of the Glorious P1frh" In e.
Sin wa4 attended on AondAJ By serious d.sas-
Ter, Which edecsuallT broke mp Tho festivities AZ
an esrly pars Of the day, and threw the citizens
into ht2te OF constefn4tion. The new ttpp bridge
acroks the Fo1 River. whch VIVA but recently
completed 1u piAGe OF tho old one which fell last
summer. gave ~ suddenly, precip.tailug IsfRe
crowd Of men aud women into The river, md L.
volFlnH SERIOUS amount Of danx9e to LIE and
tho new bridge having been considered by ever
one ~ sa3t and solid structure, and its occur.
Isnss @ u + tala & eeason ~ w!ll operate bady on the
The holiday ee1ehsasiona were Just commencing,
and boat face Has In wog1eaa on the uyeE, tu
ous 10 The forenoon The brdse SenT fns lsst
advantageous point from which 10 TieT tue race,
It Was quite crowded about the tine the baats
were passing down. Many Of them we're leaning
over the balustrzde, while women, boys and iitti,
children were passing from one point TO another to
gain sight Of the contests On the river. Among
other 1eature8 OF the contest vas tub f8ce which
attIacted universal attention, aad as the tub
paused under the bridge at the cant end, aboot 10
o'clock, the crowd made simultaneous rush to
abutuent under the cast end Of The bridge gaTe
way The1e Was crash, q ahriek, a unanimous
Cr5 Of terror, and IN an instant the whole crowd,
about 20 In number. were struggling In the water
The bridge had hecn atrnck at the caa. end. and
one Of the spans, e fees IN leug1ht 6as entirely
1T pont no. oval i5u, M es II vE Se0s !.
otherwise the catastrophe might hare proved
fatal to majority OF those who werc thrown
down. a. It MAS, great un1J people were BE-
retelJ bruised and cut, while soine we're injured
By the falling OF horsea and Wagons One team
went down, and one Of the hprseA wns drowned.
a 1oong man named TUurteIlotte WAS badly In
Ju.ed IN the spine, but his wounds are not con-
sldeftd TO be Of fatal character. One OF the
ooata, With three 5o1nR Den In It, wos passing
Under the bridge ut tho time tho nhutmeui
gave w1y. and = Mr.. T1fta Was hcI1 under the
water Tor the space Of nearly minute. Tue tubs
barely escaped The Widest confusion prevailed
for some time. and It required the mosi sttcnu-
ons exert1ons On the part Of the citizens TO e1tr!-
cnte the su1efers from their peftlons position
, The occurrence cast damper upon the festirl-
ties OF the day. and the second fall Of the bridEe
Is regarded as heasy misfortune to the city.
, 1869-07-07

boxe7 md b.s3efa were emitted Of their contenta
aod fsouuded u Ekea 1 hollow st6e q fa.ae bot
ton did not co1tstn Opium. Biantets wetu IN
rolled and carefully manipulated, bundles Of hem-
poo s:teks and piPe1tetna were sounded to Auc II
t9en ooloWs He5e enpty: jats Hete heuken lata
contain opium Or other dut'ab4e nerchan-
dise xas thoroughly examloed- As Faps.ay as
The seAfrh WAS completes the oWnets, wnp also
Weft eeaIchrd. were Allowed to inks lhcf l1sXtRr
a0o 1fpHft- Tie o11cer1 fabo1E DOZEN In NUN
pen xcfn frequently rewarded by tndtng opium
u N1s slowed Away In every conceivahss Space
In false bottoms and sides Of baskets md boxes,
t1e hollow soiea Of thetr clunay AhoeA Several
talr, 16elled -choWchoW.' were fonnd to be paT-
taally ntled Niih oplotn, and covefDd On Tic top
MIN C1ow-chpK- One cute geutQk had about /
hA1l pound slowed avn In the double Crown OF
LIS hanhoo hat Anpthef was observed TO Keep
Eu*ptctops looking Chinese p1nnret1a N his ha1d
Fh!eh. Whcu be1IChed. NAa found 70 contain IN
drug
1.-The search proceeded quietly aad without IN
te7ups1ou. The discovered opium was couns-
Gated, lss oHners taxing their loss with the uE-
4oosl 8tolldls5. II took Until about oclock IN the
eEeol1r to complete the examination Of the crowd
and thelr baggage The streets leading from the
Fha1f TO Barnasy Coast were througed b. the
were al going To- md where they could be s4oNed
vas ne Wonder Of all = ho had not seen them pour
o1t o. me ttetr1Ge Of the ehtp- To thuse. hoHev-
er, II NAs no wonder that Little two story dflapI-
GA1en, nHny saanty, not large enough 70 co1taln
Cancaosiau family Of buf-dozen. would furnish
ample accommodation for several h1ldfed Ve{-
~, the Old Esage, 'One-halI the world knows not
ttsts'.n ~
, 1869-07-07

Mortality Reports,

The regular Neet1nz Of tho Board Of Health ws1
he'd Jestercny Afternoon II the roon1 Of The
board, On Madison st1nss, the President, Gaauet
Hoard, ESQ.,, IN tao ctalE P1rc Uetubera Of the
.Gard we're present -,
pHkAsED AarxA1a AID xxA1.
Dr.. johnson, from the Committee On Ord,-
nances1 reported the following rules and sZguh-
ttorB In rrl2tlon TO tdkeased aMmals, meatA, etc
WHICH were adopted:
a. shs E ea'a = e. ~ f. e =
siy 9! qst1so In antnl *haeh h nAqea hssai:ed
.han b unla vtal far my n~r.oa or pes.nas, to
sues soina. d inaIa sis1n t. Gn:s of "a IL.
- = 4 r e. +.
.a1s a1sa ~ esiassa psd ds5d dssayips @ anxhe
u I'D ais1 j. nth d.y 4t July. ,sa, Il sAen b.
t1ntralt any 6ih tesi Te 1a.E Tzutsan. er ae.t of
.t1 l. ;f ssf u
h:eS II -: - r.
u II d.esy i NH ar.atIties 70 sEei! %
thestnt fum the .h tothe ns.kets nd
sas ~ s,on
eat.{t e s.thefI;s boaes I'd frosn
s. 1s.::s 5:ss; e ss
,.*ht3s .n9 sse:i1e:y soTsred . the satitAeoa Z
YE to 10 q rpea asa NY ssa sg
natnf e. 9t.es = s -, ts .sHssa aa se. - nd
creed fifteen zninusea. - ~ ~-"' ~ "
a :a l.. e Il
r. sh1sss t9 ne 4 not 1ess than dse more than
i e5se9 ID ca.sss1 q = q sprro'es % asss u.
etsE.r 4 II dty q csjea<o md he .eSeIsi .sss
s sni /, M 70 ID i tie sss n
IN. n dnenss thereto
The Superintendent submitted hts report for the
deaths IN the c,ty 1or The week Al 1Oo. Of these,
ton, frpn choiera 1nfantum; 81 we're males and
= females: % we're under one year old, Is under
;. The mostaNry b wards was as follows: First /;
Second, 5; Third, Il Fourth, 6; Filth, q: Sixth, d;
Seventh. !: Et4h1n: ~: Einto. 8: Tenth, 2;
tcs nth, 8; fifteenth, 8; Sixteenth, ..
The natlylltes WeEe: Bohem1a, /; uat!5e Chi
eaga Is; foreign Chicago, 50: United stateR, 9TH
Ireland. il; Norway. :; scotland, i; sweden, !.
MONTHLY KxruAT.
inc monthly report Of the Superintendent WIS
the month Of June 10 be a. Of these 941 Were
tLhles, and 1873 were females, Under one yeaz old
lse: tse,a one e ten. 1s:; from ten 70 disy, 1os:
month Of tast year WIS sG3 g4rtux |
70 increase OF 1es for the present year over June
The mortality by wards for the month we're as
follows: F.rst 8: Second, is; Thlrd, Fl; Fourth,
2: F1ish, -: Sixth IS; Seventh, 10: Eighth, 80;
thirteenth; II; Fourteenth, Il; f,i,eenth, =:
The nauslties we're ~ tollo~s: Bohemia, Z;
!ss; Up.sed States, otner parta1 Is; Denmark, 5:
England, y l.; Germany; q; Holland Z: Ireland,
land, !, H1ltA, : unEzloMu, g
, 1869-07-07
NEW YORK.

Special Despatch 10 The cmcazo Tribune.
NEW York. JuJ5G
FT9fcE AKTuuK's PROPOSED yl51r.
Prince Arthur AID party are expected to yIsli
New York In October and afterwards travel res;
to the Mississippi River. They viii reach Halifax
about the 9oth Of August, IN the steamer Cny ol
IMts-
There B no relief from the money strtngency.
The highest tates Ia the afternoon were one.
fourth Of ono PET cent per day.
TIE Fu1RCErKEs-
Colonel RyAa y mcu that werr lett ut Gartiuef'u
Island hare ali C1uased to the mainland and dis.
retsed- R5an haa gone to Boston, anu par, Of h.
men retulped to New York.
cCBL
The Htrli usges spasn to sell Cuba 10 the
cubans, aud that the United States guarantee
payment tud take pledge Of the custom dutle,
as security
P1lvaie letters from Havana and Matanxas say
the spantards owning sugaz cKtates In Cuba are
becoming alarmed. and leaving for the United
States and Europe 3tany Of their estates hare
been aeEaststed ~ the patriots, and lwo Spanish
planters we're recently shot near Matanzaa.
FkNIANA.
Several FenIAn circles we're In session tonight
The proceedings were secte1 but are supposed to
he telnttgt 10 tie new expedition 10 CuBA
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
K1TrlIIsA.
NEW i0RE, July ia case involving the otes-
ton Of ntualikm Is Lefore Judge Carduzo, cf the
Supreme cturt- Charles u. Allen. Lox thurch-
Ian, after 4 vain attempt TO convert his mother
WHO Ia lligh Church Epl.copa1!au. or ritual
innacy, under which ,nsT ~
found her unit to take charge Of either her ne1so1
OF estAt:- The cast Game up to-day on motion for
RESTORATION thereof, anu evidence WEE addued by
Admiral FarI5gHt and wife, Rev. Dr. vintoa, ana
1theIs, that Mrs. Allen Tas Of entirely sound
mind. and possessed of more than ordinary rotu-
iDOn seuAe. The decision WAS reserved
TIE ARRESTED CCnlSs.
Sepor A1fc1p md IiassAno, Of thr Cpbah Juptn
~ese to-day Admitted TO bail IN s5,Qoo.
1SCRSpfAky p1RE-
By supposed incendsary IRE Last plight, build :
were much damaged. Thirteen persous had 3
naffoW ese:lte with their lyes- Aendelssaon l.
Stone, LrT goods dealers, in whose store the tire
commenced, f1pc been AE1tsted charged with
asson- Thcr claim to hare lost I'll, ,00b, aud arc
Insured {9,&p.
The examination of the case Of GtnerA Gori-
conf1a, charged ~lth m attempt to violate the
Neutrality laws Was commenced before Contnis-
stoner Betts to-day. An application On the part Of
tile PRISONER to be allowed to depart OF his own
recoRnIzanct Eas refused. The evidence was not
eoinrletEd Whenthe court adjourned TIL 10 not1um,
Geof'coufia, IN some fenarkE to released Gu
bans ho called u Ludlow Street JaEl, y4ste1dny,
avowG1 Ills Intention OF soon accompanying them
Live OF die, to Cuba
lNisCE AkTHCI TO yIsIT CANADA
Prince Arthur leaves England fur uaifAI, on
tile steamer CITY Of Paris, on The 14th Of AUGUST
DIED.
Herr von Angehrat, formerly Consul OF various
GerHAn states a. 81 Louis, died recently, at
Caslsruhc, ln hts I2d year.
, 1869-07-07

4 Large number Of men Are At work on the Pax
idTer Valley Railroad, at and near ottawa nad
me MoFk is progressing rapidly. The bridge
over the Fox u Ottawa i to be eighteen hundred
feet long, aud VIII be ready fos crossing bJ the
uidtlc 0f August.
Tie Leayenxortn lEan-) EuIet.n Of Iuna g
sasE: "Eyldences are multiplying that the building
Of the Chicago i Southwestern Esi1oad Is re-
moved bcyond the pale Of visionary prplecrA
another heaEJ shipment Of Hp1 WAs matIe from
F1ttshurKh on the 1871 inst, and the work Of
grading 4 pEoNeastrg rspltiF. We learn iron
Il. ". Macf1y, ESQ.,, one ct the Directors, that
MessHs Gt1,espy and HawIey. Of YoNa, nsye
pledged to The road, on be6su Of Wapeho ard
'Appanouae Counties, t!00.cod'' =
The lawrence fhan-) Journal saya: "ColoueI
Welt, Chief Engineer Of the Galveston Road, re-
turned yeetsrdsJ.to Chicago. He brings altogether
favorable news relative to the prospects Of the
road AL the preliminary Arrangements for
tpeed. resumption and y.cptous prosecution Of the
worE OF building the road are being made, and
HE car8- we have no doubt, will reach GaYnett bY
october L. and there will be no cessation or delAT
II the work after reaching GarnetL"
41ne Ca1ilnTlie nlL} bt7noerus says: 'tWc un-
deIbtand that the Chicago Alton Road are now
engaged In running survey from Auburn through
the northwest part OF this county 10 Jesseyrtle,
ard sinking the river q: Graftou. An atr tine
would cary this line cot TefJ fur from PalmJr1
md BARS Store. There Is no { larter that We are
AwAFe Of authorizing The construction Of railroad
In that direction, and the OF iec. Of the surrey Is
not arpartutp :.
, 1869-07-07

lknt1rond Officer Hun Oycr and Kill.
ed-uenth of q 8 trl IkesultinE from
CnrcIcssncAA-Bodic OF Drowned
Persons RCCovercd.
Special DeApatch to The Chicago Tribune
MAuLsoNJulyG
Nj. Adison Carey. Secretary ol The St. Paul
Eailroad Company, VAS Killed On Monday at Ba-
"auie}, while Oh his way out Of Milwaukee to
OcaromaWoc celebration He IVES getting on
tho cars While Jet In motion, his watch guani
eacRlt on the ralllngD Of the cas platform and
threw him under the cafs, which ran over him anu
Killed him 1ndiactlJ, EnockinRIy mut1lattnQ bis
h1t}. hit. CRY 1cQrea wife and sir children.
The Western Railroad passenger tram; which
lett here Monday morning, was approaching Csp.
ron, near Harvard, when g1rf who had been
Standing by the track tTJtng to see how near she
could let tie cars come Rud escape. started TO
ctoEs when She ~ns Knocked down, run over and
her body severed In twain.
There has been no f0tu here Et1ce Sunday.
Yesterday the body Of Thos. Bonn. drowned
some day ago from Etone-boat at the mouth Of
The river. Was found floating In the Lake four
Utles ont; It was brought In and buried.
This morning the body Of a ScaudloaT fun was
1ouLd floating In the river, near the foot Of Main
Etteett and Was taken to the Station House.
T. D. JeImatn his sold Ont his interest IN the
stntantl TO bis partner, Horace Bngntman-
a son Of Joseph Gstf1p WAS drowned, Saturday
afternoon, II Rock River; also, son OF Mas. DICE
erDan. Sunday morning. The body OF the former
has not yet been recovered
, 1869-07-07

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d III n sssf & q bu.,p md *
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