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, 1869-10-12
Fexha oh'the Anil-An Express Car
en- E're-Nn1row Escape Of the Mes.


On Saturday evening thrilling adventure o=lell
The MeaaeDRes In charge Of tha Cur oi The AfneIi-
can E1press Coinpanss oh the hight axPfeA tram
from Es 70 NJ e1t5 shoFty i, aiter leaving the
that the contents Of the car were on Gre The
ca1 was packed full Of the 1x1ai assortment Of
express freight, conalstInG principally Of dry
Connecting With the engine had been pas.ei over
the top Of the car. Both ends OF tho car sese
cranmed .ttn pack&ges. only : small vacant
tpaee being ley u Tue centre II the doors, occus
The perilous nature Of his condition cannot l'e
fully realized. The t1aln Was whff1in& along
through the daftne.s at the rate Of thirty miles
Bn hour, aud the 1fc Has Fapinly spreading
through the drJ co1lhu.tbles, fast d1lng the Cat
wlth heat apd smoke lie had no possible means
OF signalling the engineer and no meats Of ez1ess
TO the other cars, or Of co1nmnu'ca lou with their
| occupants, He might shout himself hoarse and
I his voice would be drowned by The roar Of the
| train 1t sef1Ied Impossible for him tu give 1nJ
\ alarm until the Ore should have made Sucn pro-
cress rs TO be discovered By Others, bat, u taa
| meantime, himself must Inevitably De eurocated
Or compelled 10 take the alternative Of leap:nR
from the tram.
admit the ar snd give new impetus to the sEes.
bnt The beat and lmole we're already stitn.. AMI
sontthlnK MQsl he done tmmedlatey OF he aust
perish. Opening one Of the doosz, he wheeled one
of the iron eAfea to the edge OF the car amt let l.
ISL It Vas sfFuck by tne steps OF the ha1!.age
car, Producing such concuas1ou .as TO alarm it1
oeEupaniA- Rightly oontecturtng that something
va xtooE. the engineer sas saRualed,, and tnt
t1alh sDon GAZE 70 ttop. The ca1se Of the ala5
Maa sonn discovered, the messenger being fuun
leaning IS lar - possible out OF the car to esc.pe
tpesdllt brought into requ!stion, and tae dre MA
fortunately e1tlrKuished- Tim sate uaa picked VI
Hnd the tAin resumed Its journey, arriving at Il:
destination without further acudent The Anour
Of the Ioss ~ not Known. but 1t Is thought It vii
Eot be very large. The ira IL supposed 10 hayt
originated from Spark froM the engine.
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MOVEMENTS: OF MR. BuR11u
GAME,
Hss DcpaEsuro From pnrt.
EnPtcd by y. .FnSlsiaz Lana,c.I'
Has AdvAceH From sscktu Na,,s'H-
tOEya-

Asas DcpAEsuf0 From Purfs
nPsea hy =, ,.Fnslsian Lanalo,.
4sas Advie=s From rcksn sat.s'..-
to1y.; "e"
% " fFomtAs tissar York Mad, orta.
AseUe'nE . nnr ns ss.ssest OF ra., cor,
ANT d,mcultlsa With his sudlori ic thas rt,r
II tnoo en,cn hc experienced 10 Wsss,,,,s: 1T
Wnm nS ~ ~ aoout 20 leayu thp lstef civ %
;1su.aa as..s,s g'e Sers erais1 Is9 e ot nsens,s
jec'td to- npd Mr.: BurttnYeTe ma &, , uete oe-
fns ra fedsf eapissl fer tn' c'*y very nuc1 no1 s
charged for shat he DID have. an1 sst' ny oTes
hs aoua g @ @Sn.ESsd loS shai L. Ia:
tsfnI, ssss IT. 9 was net nnal, .ete aai 10;
when one OF lhs lkhlllonia Of thr Essa4d,
r.! nsde partial deduction oo ,ne fnt =, M
natipG nRon the !ho'e an enormous oroa, oaas' .N:
OF NJ M tm4arsameE "a, At Inc Metropolitan. 0H'
!" sesetu- upon Whoae rtcumuenist,o1 ~ 10
Z, Lne emnassl vent to the hotsI n4Irrd ,pt ~
6o!ame an 10y decided not 70 TO 50, 1euafttna ~;
HooId be lesson 10 him IN the fu.Ere I1 tast
probably for Ibis Eeason that be f1tcjdeiro w.. W.
pnrake nnke IL Patia IN atead ~ no,nr x,h -
fs 81: Ssy = not again But as hi. oI. sssa
NAeMgton: that g asplng tandlorl,s exs,.,tta asta
eame noefftes IN an empire that ate pr4cls; " 1ue
Il seems that II tho 1ss, mons,+
Butia game aud party we're a}On. n Ssu Sasa "
reaioauee m Parts 70 take ther ctn,rn,ss Us
swedea: ne pfop1etor Of the hnnst With tss 'ns
pot IN ctaim for dAt1asu.s 10 h;s forn ne,
VA false claim The surnl,ufe WIN MY sate !.
" nse and n.tnral dAmaRe conse0senr ;,s.. sua
s T,1 poo os ,o t 70 ssosi delay an eF
thus tasds, HI: puElluzaue au-r,ai n .fra ~,
100 fIanGA TO abide the issue Of IN Msn ~
& @ss fen GEE IT, IT, ps,
feselEn Aaai1y1 who fof1aH1,f dctpsics.a : ~ ~
q sotdlen 70 p1otecs MI. BurlinXame tn h,e
, 1869-10-12

A most alarming earthquake took place
Mt St. Tlioluns, one u Tho Danish West
1ndia islands. on the 10th Of September.
This is ono Of tho ialands which Mr.. Seward
undertook to buy Of Denmark, and which
.pentnask has been eyef since insisting that
TIN Bnlted 'sestea ahou1d pay for, Two
years ago there vas an earthquake which
nearly destroyed all the habitations On all
the three islands. and caused great losa of
life Tho present one seems 10 have been but
little less alarming, though. Us Jet! there is
news only from St. Thomna. These repeat
ed earthquakffa1e not calculated to inspire
confidence in tho purchase Of the islands as
n real eGtate opetadou the title to tho land
does not securs ita possession against Garth.
luakc8 md tidal waves.
, 1869-10-12

The Rochelle tM.l Reot.e.r OF the sta says: "ac-
I'VE OPERATIONS are once more commenced on the
RfAda nom OFeaon to Rochelle, Nj H:uckIey har-
ing set aao1s NJ WORK In the vicinity OF S:awotths
MN easly lh Tho week The cafs rM probably l,e
i1nai1E i sa5J ~ Eintsr hwa. not As. E.ick-
Ief tae reason hat m0Ch money could be aarei
II felghts oy commencing IN ths construction at
summer and their results CONVINCED nsfiiss hixa
N railroad cIrcles that HtnckIeJ Azaounied 70
h.Sa thosasm& stes AZ snd shat anles. no coul, be
roEA through TO Savanna, On The Mls4sa!pp.
@ .on!d be he inev1.aeIe result. Tne Cnlcaxo (
asT ssts1n3. eeea2 To- scent The danger II
having juss e,ec,ei = new rssa,scnt: sia M,.
~. ra, a. "estesn nan. IN. favor of reach
Henry Keep, they sent tnan ~ Oregon 70 mahr
rrono;itlohs ioI putting line IN tuete, 10 be e.
tended WEST 70 the same point on fhe MisstsSippi
ptpto By AI l1inckie{. The Rockford, Rock
Island ST Louis Ro11, 2lso has nade propost-
nohs TO ths orrgon people looking to Oregon as a
iheT rett1e, and ihe1 determineI to a Savs 1ofE II,
Gs. b psty sas e f.s Hes.
q Nj. Hiacfley IN Chicago, ntout the siss uis.,
staring week, du1,EE "a hL:h s.,ns lie matter was
elen;est detIre Ia INC ensouIanmeu: To- to nn9 M.
other company Il Mr. lilnnklev Holsd iuI1i his
contacts, bat elalned thal they could get ROAD
vtev OF ihr tacts above ktated, Nj. Iiinckl-Y did
rnt
nst ss1a consusr e ae ness eeasoo
tin,. 1 ~ anfe." '''o ~ '''4''e1ss "sas1 opef0~
The M0slegou lMtcn.) chroniei< Of the say.:
,wesn Mpsteron sui Alireso ~ nref.iet ess - p.
u,reIlpg Al Grand 1lAsea on Wedassds1, Kaason
K SAT ford, I e. Nason and II. n Eepl1., sr ~.
directors for the Mnsk~aon aud Ferry nhurr 't,sIt
700. The laying So*n ol. Iron an tais dlyts,ou IS
10 be begun 1t onee-'' @'' 'e''A .
The Quincy iii Journal OF the 6th sa1s. awe
learn {{0n qf+ntfA1 II. NJ. pr41tfsl sshC \
Ie't1ned iftm campaign ID she interest or The
quincy. Missouri H. Pacific Raurosn, INT %
luetta1 :asf, Hhrrtsoo Coub,y decI,t.sl. bf OVER
sTh lh!tde yote 10 subscribe t25ato0 u ihe caE-
IN IL sIei ,isx o. saa road csory Coanty votes on
month, ard Sodasal Cou7tt shorty after. II =
s9Hnaenty , M ctasl that both Of shese coun:1<
NJ ~ * gasnea iof tha suaSes1psou, and sueu ls
toS ~. Ss9f' tEa knelesA q the f6al L. Insured
1e4poo po pe.aas eat0tE
atHSsaR tus HSsaRenMoia th2el TkEat* cl the sth fa5s:
,1,ett1.J, aooot one hondstta OF our citizens
- 81: IN. ,ns E 1pe1sx 81 tae ntst seduen o.
NM The T, 1.2 o. ~ 80 SSathxests1 Eas.
, 1869-10-12
TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL
kpcecBacs by 41cncsnl sherman nns
Secretary Cox.

Secretary Cox.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.
,,!h, A 'hs dedesslon q aa ~ gallery here ia.,
-apo u 1esponse To toast to The cabinet, General
6hstMhn, hiotss speech. He said:
GxslLsxxk: VI! Dot speax for the Cabinet
Ing 1or himself. Their qulet deIeaaot aud
courteous :S3 bearing towards one another show4
If. S ., y Fsses = Eyey nsa 90 ssa.s ss0'GS' %
srty he onsht 10 ,,a1e: and mels s 10 90 II III. III
not 70 Be SATISFIED. lIsaEater.l Ia Risd to lee
ne ea,y q ny once md m IN aiasaonn M asei 81 e.
rtlc, andthercsore only have an opportunity Of
Esenng Nltn Jo1 a. casual v!-itc.k. Gentlemen,
wan1 70 come here, euf, he,nE fers. 1eute 10 h.
aEood ns,R nto,, and t1,sndts to you al. IA long
ues IL st.. lou 70 Ieao,s seefs 1se = sao.
&C. :. I,uFn'. T: 81 ha Fa a e sa
esssa ia fspess ihas tSsio Is nos 1ea danger
Of soch removal Warrington certainly has many
sttrscuons: 1t II dear to rs al1-1 wns hsre when
academy ~as about to enter.- 1 came BY stage
every loot Of the way. There was then long,
nn!mpIose1 i1'e5ssntns rss.s between George:
- u
At the hotel then 0adsoy 3, tn'aE It was. WASH
tuEson nas been constantly improving ever since
unt1l now. There many poIta Of It OF which every
! sAmetcAr citizen Euay be-. proud have
no donbt many Of :. you have stood
beforo tho Patent ONCE, aud obsetYed
is beauty sand graceful tines OF archisec-
ture, nd, a. Que Of the people, l atmtrp 1t, as
type OF our lutuEe symmetry, - States in Tho
Union all m harnonJ. tAppfause.1 The Capitol,
too. !! om!nX up more like WHOM Of fancy to au
an an Object CT reality may 1t stand there forever.
tRenewed apptausa] trust thera will neyer be q
1and 10 remove btone uI that building, In TIM
chambers OF which were heard The Eo!ces Of Car,
Webster, aud Calhoun tAppiansc, long contli1-
,Iel.l The old Senate ChhmteF must be doar to
rs all The Supreme C0ufl nov has Il, and they
well merit II The Old building ls euyKesttve OF
recollection, 10 each and every man. Il he has any
iApplaase.l 1cama here, with great pleasure 70
grrct ny friends and u enjoy myselt aud will
now Cb1clude my keEAtks, tor srAt tnat may 8ar
something that might oa msconsiruei.
6tLetAl sherman Na3 again ApIlA16ed 89 he
Resumed bis seat Secretary Cox also spoke At
sone length 10 The -aaine senumenL He dwell
Win nuch eloQutnce AMI force on the importance
and rtolrisfJ 1f mating the capital Of .ne co1n-
try what II should TIE, centre fos art. literature
and learning; and urged that everything possible
should be dole TO hdotn and beaa,Il5 tne city OF
Washington, thEustHh both pu0lc and private CT
iasts 1nt:l Ii thoula oecone an. object o. aiuIEa-
tlup to The foreigner, and a bond OF union and
Sympathy 10 the American people.
, 1869-10-12
The KE0osnc Tunnel Elooded-E1ctt-
ing Escape sf the yVorkmcn.

: FroM t&e 1F0p Wk4d, SspS-
On Monday, about 10 O'Clock. the HRoo1n north
ftne uooaac 1unte1 btpke,InsouGn tho ennbtnk-
Eens and poured into The cut OF excavation b.
called, through which the w&1er Is conducted OF
into The 'Hooean River. The eASe Mouth Of the
nll:d 1nd The wsier began 10 st hacE Into the
wast end sunrea With great force Seyenty i've
nGn Ne9s At WeIK IN tho nex ,sunnel scattered
ml1t> ~ soon a. postihla altar the break, Ar.
HockhF, OF the rtn Of Holorook ! Hooking,
Eave .he alarm to The men IN hts employ,
VINO attempted 10 escape from the east enc,
but .v>sn. forred: hack bI the tos1enta Of water
to' The *ortct ehait," where all bat nne Of
tbera ~erc sAred Ths tVo eons Of 4r. Hockt1y
clfpa.cd ErsNt courage In their eudeavors 10 a1se
1ne men. jahr Ryan, 4 little boz about II 3easa
90, was kased ~ John Hocteae 1ttsr EepxAte4,
E11ls. 1as cufN ut WIS 20 svitf ths1 JoloE Hu1k.
VI Tic tha1s. Al length t. succeeded u. se1zlna
, 1869-10-12
broad flroek;-setea 1.tres; Lost.

:. : TUX N Ud7k765d &C6h1I1 E0WT1Nt =
Al about 81 O'Clock Monday atteruoou, the
E4llgton, sent I se11i1e aood Of 1aietF do "
upon The BesseaJ dsn, hAl;-a uai1s below, which
49, 1ns1antAneoosly asep& away, 2ad tao roaring
Of: tAe Esoad Bsnok Cocupaay, trannR ont one
side mt and. gradually sweeping a-oand the
onstF. HoIks, ,n1o7Ent up Against The ssonr
and then carried OF the lower dam and rne ma.
Sa.Ee shop cam, sun fc.thcr. dosn. Just below
The 1oNeT dam stood Hn2r wAs called the old fAc.
.tas1 huudtnE. which z1A occupled hAip@ 4.
the shop, am ahoIe for tenement pa1posek Ths
xatef. Which hAo paAsed around the o1ter ror
Hon q NJ 10 &t1 CAN, 1ooded Tie north tlde Q
, 1869-10-12

government. For, no insiatous and ;na;.
rect are the forms Of taxation that we can
no more escape them than The air We lire
in. whilo We, therefore, arc Of those who
desire a4fFearly reduction Of tho dabt,
Ne: % lhot s3k hAf 64 /, melna
k4eu{ be morn Ada4ie ! Aadl ealnful
than The necessity requires While it
becomes the Republican party to plead
earnestly and light vsgoroosly for an honor
. ahlo and s1peslitipus payment pt thp, ,debt
It noed not commit the folly Of hanging
around it, neck any relentless policy of
paying it at tho rate Of 9l0o, 900, eco year,
Whether the people make o., break by it.
We doubt Il . payment Of SeC, ,ooo, 600 =
Jen, which will e1hnguaah the entifo dobt
IN tanty yeass, viii not be found all -thAs
tho industry oi the country viii really boar.
ID !s8a5u p ne hou1cea % 'uhich, taxes
rest sope aehnn H,u probably. ba due to
me Agricultural Stated. Wa greatly distzust
NJ. bootweAa proposition, tnas-
,1vr n ~, y ~ sac o. H. fre ae 10
people = 10 arc ah'o y PIT. aud sae ouzosa apou
xmsIl +: =. ps'p'' VI - s''Aa3' s'a ~ :e''
! Such raay hhve been fhe inaaht d Con.
g1tsSfn 4nnating the law. But in reality,
the annual labor of year substantially
pays its annual taxes. It is the only souroe
which can pay them, The fixed capital of
community remains untouched by: the
sa3rcollec4or: OF the $7O,o 900, 900 eoI1ectea
from the tax on tobacco and lionots. prub-
sbf, A,>t fAo nno 80, n,al,~4n1 <,,, 1.....,
, 1869-10-12
imporshuE knlep OF Laud In -.
AFSqNNM,

frph IA ~ Jasf1A tfa.} HtrakL,
". y Caao"iek, E*1, aur nuctt,nrrr, Jr.+rr,A,
s*tuspfI dfuM lan0olh CITY, NubrA%kA, Aus{ vi.r,
" iae following particulars ot Lhu ssto4 a.s,s
aEatf III. tupcr1nirErhc}:
Ine ssits cnr.arnre.a at Lincoln ou fhr yai nll,,
and contlnHe't snfrn aA3A TIM gstua wars trntr
taIRe!t sNohtlrd ihan Any pFpvtuus onr., nf,i lnr
h!Halta ,, w. e'cn tluru acitr tHsn II .hu s4lrs
present wtsn nx'0otrfnpr Ueuni.on. o, Dn,,:
t!snefai Cohh, msn,her VI Eouwtr.. tn.n
Miseooain: Judge tirnsrA, ut IA. Yutn.
En!ohsl llescs, VI &ot.ln. ": :luuo,arr Of t'ntl.
efss' a 4, llon r. ha!aba9a Colone! Wright. " lluu,.:
from ait paris Of tbs Ea1t and H,u5h. VarssI
!otA ~ Lincoln to tho saluS Of tdAvDI wrrs d..
postd =! u pt1Gas gAEQlbS li04a ~ to falo Der
acle. tFtf 1900 acFta OF land wars mid. vii
MLatten wtntn tho asr1ion tributary 10 LInculn, Ut
Pises tsnEinR iron = TO re- per arre
a. GtnelAi Cubb pnrcnseed 6yef Satoea worth OF
tneho Isn'1a. toIohel fferre, Ut Alabama, ras 4
hesly PURCHASER. anq proposes TO make bis tuturo
nome ln Nebraska. E1.iuyrFnor DennIsOu, VINO
lsfRsly interested In rattrnad tutrsrala Ia Ne
Ofnsta, has T ade Arrangements 10 rake IO.GQ
acres Of ttt 6tA1e laDs. Another party o1rtrst 10
tsfs - M M acres Of land At the appraised value OF
NJ, Chsas1ck then wen, to A.nsand, thin,
miles Lqtbeasf Of t.tpc1n. On the line Of Inc Hpr
nnRtoo ! Missouri Railroad, Vhere DC sold IL. go
"of!n of foWu 1ota. averaging fso pef lot. Ash
land alfeat25 hAs Nv tnhsinIants, aud viii b one
ol tne most pFomtLent points In Sostoet1 Ne
htaska- The place 10 gifted With sppet1oE wnter
poWes: snd Et!t N tina oe place Of considerable
nahpiast15lng Importance "
Ar Chadwick Informs Us th4t the section OF
country In Mhfch there State t2t1 arc situated Is
1u.t the fnpd for new 1etrlera 'rntae lnntts arc
,oad tot the heneis OF the atate Un,rersty, tho
19s1ce AtFlum and other Stato buildings. About
LOO town lots IN Lincoln aud a large amount Of
valuable ia5utoE land, belonging to tho staie, vii
be sold next Egr1ng.
, 1869-10-12

The registration Of vosers commences to-
day. Bear in mind that this is q ne,e Tt9ia-
tration, snd thAt the fact OF yous hsring
voted at the Inst election in your precinct
dpesnot insure your registration this year
: The election districts having been changed.
Let every citizen sec 10 II That has name ia
ntncGl IN the list
, 1869-10-12
GTlfE CHlCAHu~TR1BgNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1gc 4s6e~

out thtt.tv ec,,,is Ii. 81 t~,n.r;,. .,l
st 70 kyd th-ee pfssv1 d1R 1tnt nane fhat aoe9 ~
!sex 2 Tsl in PRINT. na ther III er1thin uuncsfas
Ees = s ga a. kevs M; 0 sCu1ssS ;1th = sassy
i ont - hl1d "a esant =. ehicitn, IL eur,ns ns
hrnnr. s'n:T 70 ,, t.I'a oss9ry.sa = q 81 isfss
"..n WY -'~ ?: the female ressssssJon Kas It d
mol The bfst kind ct Fc nnny for h1 to feep tbese
s r. be ~ sI sss5iaes7 th . ~ QUO .axlaa foi
t1slos oa - ~ eone@a law ne n"tue"oaa anA m say Or
% 1ks r,.peda6se 'aqs tnlax T. tat tathes hs Il
then 20 De1esse the uaber 6f aon4 inisW L oniT
ds,G1e e1paee ne sdops1 The cunning expZzstSt ii
n ho On bsat tt5tt thu kpa2 es15tnunI N-s
, 1869-10-12
RELIGIOUS TtSTg FOB OFFICE.

In tho obitunry noticcA uf tho fnto OK.
ltcxidunl Piurco thcru II tcforouoo 10 ltn
unKncccasful CfTora,-nh Inomber Of
Constitutional Convention held In Now
1lnnr+hiru ii 'st.,-to abolish tho poli.'.
cal disabilities which tho consultation Of
that klAse Imposes ,spon IHrsons profcssnK
tbs uuulnu Catholic faith. Tho ConAitu.
tion Of Nov Hampshire wn adopted In
lS?c, and, with tho exception Of fuw
asucn1Meata nude In 1882, rcn,atns un-
changed. II contains no direct exclusion
If lsoman Catholics from Office, but il prt,-
vides tllat all pcrHons elected CT appointed
to Office Ahall swear to support and mnin-
tain the constitution Of the State, which
constitution rccites:
"ErcU indiyid1A! has natural and tualltaaa!c
fsGne 70 wef9hn 01d according to Tho tRetnte& Of
his oWu conscience and reason, and no peTson
shall BE- hnrt, moested, or restrained, 10 hs per.
aner nost agessic 10 do dcssss Of hls - avn ,9G
conscience, or for hia religious proleaRou, seut-
mehts, OF persuaaian; provided be dotn not dis
n5n me public peace or isturn others In their re.
As morality and p'ety, rgh.ly grounded on
EysngelicA nnnciples, Will give the best aud
s sea Of men ne sstFenEs'. eng..ion g az
t9rhi ~ ePnnpwsr n6 ans PeoPc .. tnis sac aass
tne Legilauie to .athost1e from ume 70 tins. ihs
sieus sseieties 1iiain .hiS sa.se q msto e1 as a.
qoate proriaon. at their own eIpeuse for the
soppo1 Ana 9Aintenance o. public Protestant
.essne'a OF p'esy, religion, and morality"
It is the requirement. to swear IN ernno4f
this provision II ibas r6,,st,,,t;or 49,. =.
aues AomA catholics, and We suppose,
ss*s, 1on no1oing Office In tho State oi
Nsm ~ nsp penlte' .
aao,,ad T. 14an naosa,nea naa.~*am no.' :,
s,me n-o.is;,1' a .aa~e.ea." ea,s49y ',sN.s aue
Ind ~ n,sta I etoons s.ostsa 70 omoe
~h-:.A 49, ' 0'.1a ~ " 'nen oc''e' IN Inc
IVA, ha.s 49, .:...r aseo troststonS' LOW
~. r.e.s: 'o pe0n "oous1eo.
.,.E". u u ~. .HMa y. se@ont' a31ef ao-
re,;a;ans ~ ,s....a" s u conSeaonee IN
"Ssr.4o;sss. , go 9es.at
Christians to observe tne ssebsse. or Iora v
ony. ana Keep up some sort Of religious worship
revealed word Of Gof, 1$A0s"o'S ~ Ut
| m. C-.:L.:
l Luz Con6o1Vtlon ot hAfYlAnd OF l4il
ptoyided AZ n test for hn1din1 ,fF,ce n da,,.
ration OF belief in the Christian religion,
nr in tha ceso of a yo,. a., - !,
| f - ~ 'o - so"t @oAs Ao otI'eSHs III
state OF future rewards and punish
uente
T1a c....:,-.. ,
,an,,,..a - a ,1@.. a",., ~ A'o''n ea'o1'n''
a4nat NO "a ne,.o, , rno ro'lu .M"n 1.,r ~. hahn. =
God OF lhe Iuth OF ihs religion, OF ia,
| ~ fhxAr} }hAH A. #
, 1869-10-12

The CitizenE Ward Committees meet To-
night to organize the several wards for The
coming campaign. The names and places
Of meeting are publiahed in another COL
, 1869-10-12
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The wife od Gaorsotrewhanks dled 1t Burton,
In Adams County. Cd Wednesday,, .pndez clrruu,-
stances leading to suspicion OF poisoning BY her
hushand.
1sracl Seward, aged u. = cousln or the ,ale &c.,
reta'1 Of STATE, and himself settler In Illinois
ATTY 5eass aRu, died recently At his residence In
1ntlcE, Montgomery County.
The Rev. Daniel clAzk, pastor Of the Plalnville,
"El County. Press'yt terrain Church, was drowned
The other hay whlle aste1npi,ug to eross stream
|. N that county,
On Sunday Of last week youth named saun.
n~1z wns shot and Killed by his stepl,rother,
famed Sweet. In Auguhta Township, Hancock
County. white hunt1ng, anu It is thought inten-
tlonafly, o. taeJ had previously quaIrelled.
The Western Dienp,al Conference o1 Uultsf1ans
sill ntes At Quiccy on he4oth int. =
Frank Lancaster Of Bunker I'LL rejolccs In the
paternity VI d pair OF bright toss whom he has
named respectively Grant and Colfaz.
Tie 1asa1lc Enion OF tns 7sh sass: ::
ier tt.dc Of Prsu and Asellc IL feature Of the
xAnr erh.sk..1 10 this a.u!ne.s ecosr more If
E1r x she oldt4 6a;fs: .lr email etstsa Ia IL IL
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M T. I'd 81 a1aes ns. Il 6 Is
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f NJ m 81 IT, =, It s.. ss. 10 sa heI ND
ricd r'rsc., 'hc ti4bet. aud thy e.rsct~i to
+ ~ II Ne otsns nd Il ,ss
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ni as toss; e sas tt s; ts 's.si al
lti.tE ulieehs nete.~ ~ >
Iow1.
In the circuit Gour1 at Dts Ao.ues the other
say, Z tsIl, lant specimen OF tho pioneer class
ispsc 10 his tAllest attitude, and addeeesed the
'>oI1t a. tpiloss: "It the Court please, haze
lev c1srs Ut moi mich Importance which demand
ny attention, and, a. am engaged IN tie honora-
ME occupation Of cutting cord WOOD At dI-tAnce
from the clt5 would request the Court 10 suggest
stpe wteu NET EXPECT the c1uEes ct my clients
to X brought up for trsl''> Ths Court recognized
The urgtncy Of The situation aud n1ed tine, and
the en'e1prts!ng astorne, departed for the woods
f. flaero.ssa! fpsper I.leses nrutA Eeaseuaens OF
ehl.heH In the public schools Of that rlaeet One
t,s3e gsi was whipped lot a ta1in< ~ ofts OF
anp1c." After the noERing, the child Was placed
upon tebkc. - = warning spectacle 70 1Ae.~hole
scho1l, and Then there whs made AReneflt search
of The chlldrcn'e pockets for .eoatEAb1ud apples
Something like u dozen apples were 1na resul, OF
.he sessen ~ Of sbsea .hs wrtser toes on 70 say.
The lnile gtr1 On Tho tabie "N1s actuhltJ forced
10 ea rLtsl ,Ae child cried with ,nttrns1 paiu, and
eomited IN the kcaoolroom, for which supple
uneltM o1euce ahe Was fcrs Rfper school"
Mr.. X II. Woodcock, Of bear Valley, committed
>oclds on me 9sth uit BY taking aEsensc, lie vAs
anAn pf ulhspps ltfe, and had long beso srltctei
xith painful .iIlacea- Twice before he hah at
lCuplel 10 md h,s ufs In similar manner; jet
lhs Tin e. alter taking the poison he rer~nted mud
satd II he could recover from It's cGects he would
| hc g1sd TO bear tho ills he had.
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, 1869-10-12
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