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or steamers that would remain, 1t would
be rendering dissetvice to industry e1-
act]y on par with his absorption Of $4o,-
ooo, 600 worth Of currency. But this is not
au. Eighty-two millions in gold are
boarded, making, with tho currency, totA
hoard equal to $14c, ,O0o, 900 in cur1oney, or
one-G1teenth Of the ant1ro national debt.
This Is held in our bankrupt Treasury as \
brilliant pfsse might be used by a defaultine
debtor to shake in the faces OF his credit.
CTS with the assurance that, .thohgh he paid
nothing, it must inspire their confidence to
know that be could pay il he would. To
maintain this hoard costs Il, the interest
on 500, 900, 900 Of bonds-or $1,000. 600
in gold per annun. We are at a loes to
account for Mr.. Boutweu's failure to corrr
out Lis announced policy Of reducing the
surplus gold and currency IN the Treasury
hy steadily applying them to the purchase
ot honda Does it arise from the financial
complaccncy wherewith Secretary Of the
Treasury is prone to 1atter himeelf TINT the
country isp7ospe1ug if the official Pile Of gold
and notes Is increasing: Or is it that the
rts tnersH prevents him from buying bonds
as rapidly rs the means To buy them Accumn-
late? Or is 1t that his confidential and in
hnentlAl advisers nre reaping golden for
tunes out Of the embarrnssnents the present
st11ngency is inflicting on the country? If
Congress and the country would not submit
to contraction Of Si,0N,0O0 month
under A1cCu1loch, does Mr.. Boutwell, hope
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a SAVAGE FIGHT.
Two Women Quarrel nbout a Tonpg
mnn, mud Decide sho Quc1tl0u By
Mortal CQubnL

From the Sa.hri1l t7<mn.} prs.t, July l.
Within seven miles q Dresden, in Weakly
Colbert. He has 3 SOD, lad Of about aj, VIII
ienR na1en halr and coHhIde boota Colbert en-.
ploys several colored people to work his land
Among those employed were Two yelloxiah girls,
of tathe! prepossesslnK appearance. Young
Colbert became lA1n,lIar wish both, 70
whom be gase slight tokens Of his Pc
mana9cd 70 Keep each in the darS With res1rl to
his intercourse with the other until Last week. An
scetdent Lea M to ~ knowledse q hts faith,ess-
20 much however. against lhe bets2yer IS against
Zach otner: At nlst they bad a s,ight nshs; some
7en sa Sas &c Gn
parted them before any serious damage was doue.
1ne nre Of r atocs!. however, raged ID the hosomz
Y and mutually 1csolvcd each to Be the death Of
to Dresden 70 90 eustness The 9tfts nj III IL
servant. Both were armed With heavy stscks.
The battle began at once. According 10 the teatt-
81 hs aa1a 7ad Tsca sne snfss s'ta
elinched, knocked each other down. rolled oref,
ht ana eczatched terrheaIy. Sometimes the
Myor, Jane, has an arm broken, N car BIT %,
han. her hair gone and fouI Or nvc contusous
.ea q e I'D 60 sased ss es, .9s e. k tsss
up to The moment ot reeetths the f1tal stroxe.
appeared TO hare The beat Of the tight = she beay1
eo md ne soSsh NJ
rauned down her throat bI the point Of the en-.
nroken II the elbow, sac Syasped her st{ck IN the
left hand, and, getung c!eaf md open stroke,
1wunR her weapon round, and came home on
k4tes ne<k With such torre that the gil dropped
down, and never uttered CIT nor moved Hmo-
her neck WAS broken.
Jane took 70 fight It once. and Keeping 70 the
woods - much ss possible, did not stop uns1l she
fen exhausted, about eeTen miles from the sceoe
Of the conflict, rear WettieyB farmhouse. wheyr
abe wns picked up bJ I colorcd euplofe Of The
later establishment When the family GANG
home, iheJ found k6se cold and su1 IN the yard
where he nFht toot ptare. with every indication
or fearful battle hAvt1g been fought
The Apazoplap d1r1ltst W1A brought TO- DRESDEN
where she confessed the Whole thing.
Young Colbert has been put under AireSt- The
Efa 1s In chArse OF physician, who xays thai her
Injuries naJ prove mortal
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Since tie LIST day Of March, the currenc.'
Of the countv-thc machinery By which
the people make their exchanges Of tho
property and the services Of each other
has icea diminished by $4,000, 900. Had
the Secretary Of the Treasury seized upon
$4,000, 200 worth Of The machinery by
which the people transport property from
pluce to place, or Of the machinery by
which c-ss change its form from The raw
materials to the finished product, he could
not Eaye inflicted greater embarrassment
on industry. For, Of oil the forms Of
machinery used in erecting the changes OF
form, changes OF place or changes Of owner
skip which constitute tae som of human
industry, the currency which efecta
changes Of ownership is the cheapest and
most useful. II the Secretary should 4'eb-
so1b' SAC, 900 900 worth of pldss or kteau1-
ess on tbs plea that this Absorption would
Add $40, 600, 600 to the ralne of tie plows
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Of eight div verr net At work n utah the ar r.
vat!on, Norktn4, In atefpsss EAnx4 dHy and night,
masonry. removing The boolders ono bY ons. Tho
s1on1 removed were from pebl les 10 3.D poundl
At length, on the 10Th Of March, 1854, The divers
20 an aes sao s rn
per finished
The supers,zucture liked Is OF the double tnsn-
Gular truss; the lover chnrds, and uI other4
&ua1ned IN tennpn, arc OF Wrocght iron-the top
chords Of wood. The draw " entirely Of wrought
hnn, Weighing 80 tons and turns Cd : pivot
When the draw 4 open the ends re4t On p4efs bQt!t
to receive them. The draw viii open an shut BY
atc1n. Il l. @ leet longer fhan any other draw
ssel erected-Roek Island bridge being 80 feet,
This bridge unltes tho North Missouri, Cameron
Branch Of The Hannibal / St. Joe, and lbe Mis-
souri, Valley Railroads on the north of the river
kanSas City d Fort Scott and the Missouri Klyer
Railroads on the south Of the nvtr.
THIS bridge is part OF aystem long aince inau-
nc Lakes With tho Cali 81 faa. it would Be u1-
juAt 10 omit the mention Of the early movers tu
ibis enterprise. We refer particularly to Colonel
~ kins, s. n. Bopton, Jossph c. Ransom, Esq,
and oihe1s; hut to no one Is the project 10 much
Indebted as to Hoe. R. T. Van HON. the member
drew The charter OF the Kansas CRY, Calves
ton Like Superior Ratlroad tuow Cameron
md Coli Roa.1sl- This Charter provides for brldX-
the reads 4 second bridge charter VAS oota!ned
IN 1866, by Mess1s- Van Horn and oihe.3. Yblca
hight WaS transferred to the present srructure,
news was tele2l1phed 10 Colonel faa iIorp. then
In Congress- that Congressional sanction xas vital
TO the work. In three days bill 10 that eject had
re b1,ase ID % va: bant b 81 eonpaay ON .aS ot which
VI. James F. Joy ta The President. Nj. G. Chs
lufe IS the EDEneft.fn-Chfef. The WORK Is 8
Il, ,aeo. 200, and has been two and half years IN
building
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Crops

The SncboyEa1 Falls {yelA} HrraH EATS III kinds
OF crops are suffering from wet weather. Even
the grass In some localities Is rotuag Al tne bot
tom
The podscy1ne f1lA} CA,oni-l4 a1ys corn In
Iowa County Is looking rather poorer tasa Is
uxaa It This scAsou- Other crops look vcr5 wen.
though rather backward In some pisces Wheat
Is logged so1ern.t-mnrt on heaE5 soils than
e3seR hete
The YlgooEa Gown, SER says: ac1ops in
Western Iowa ase looking Inc, although We hare
had thus Tar cold, wct bca1on- Whezi looE9 d
ht:le oye1yrorn, and there Il some danger al Il
Filling down Com Il not forward, but there L
An even stand, End It looks well. - .---- ..
We hare been shoKn sour specimens Of wheat,
taken 1lom netd OF j0nu Bul1ln, In Aodalastx
which are badly AGected bJ blight Full half the
cars OF sont are brown md empty, while Others
arc oul@ Affected As to / few grains. Nj Dudum
informs II that mauy ne1da afs surettn8 from this
curse and tnal nnle6s the weather is hintJ favor
ab!c from TILE time forth the crop must be ugnl
1ne heads arc l25Et, and the st1lkR Btand ~al On
the ground, 20 that L the blight does not spscad 4
ta!r hAtTcks may Still be eIpec:td"
The lAcfaou [4Ieh-) tStiarz Of the ii sAJ8:
- TIC story has been circulated, and Ito impress
B1ou sone hat prevaIls that the wheat 4hoxs
nEps Of being injured b. f1st- Thts tuInor IL Ne
arc glad to stAie, without foundation. MI. J. 4,
aigKtne Of this dtJ, Waited hts farm in Touptns,
few Gays &lnce, and brought some ktalt1-snree
different v1fiene4, puQed from n m8ny dlGe{eor
nclds-And here u no tndicaudn Of rrxt Of any
other 1!lnent- On the conUstJ. Tho heads aro
ven n1ed. and the prospect was neYer better for
atarge Yield The midRc 4 seen very Atile Gu
the edges Of few pieces, but with anything Like
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Upon her return to Paris /. will t,e Gu. In pieces

Upon her return TO Farta It will be cut In pieces
and distributed among the poor.
An American editor OF the 7ino Republies,
newspare, published In Mexico, thu allutes to
the new Minister to Tits country:
We arc h4ppv to annouhcc that Hf- Ienaclo Aais-
s e PEc.eAt Minister Of Justine haa been aprptaird
70 the Uuitcd Htatea. This 4 about the beat appoai.
hpc !s~yvr u well se4r.intr tsh iuter1aton.i law
sTxAks and w1itcs the EokIrh language nQeutly su2
elegantly and u well md fAroE ably known ennlx The
people to whom he will he sent Mr. Ma5fxcaj had Ii
An eAsty daJ been rendered thIa po1tlnn, but bsd
hrxlth and othrr EtretuAtaHces orompted him to de-
tlue it. He has finally accepted, ard viii leave for
Wssh1Eton In the Of = month sf,er hrYanxinx
4otnr Lufiuees In hs ministry which deTolTod lpon
tnltistiena" .TN1 49,
A slight difference has arisen between ex.E1nr
George at Hanover, and the Duke Of brunswick,
The palace Of lletztng. King Georgia present
residence, il the private property OF tho Duke,
which he las only lent to the King for bis tempo
rarJ accommodation. undc. these circumstances
the surprise OF the Duke may ac easty imagined
Fhen he heard that bis royal guest was making
additions pnd Improvements without having lrst
aafed permission. But still greater surprise
was Ia store for hl for not long af,erward he re-
ce1red the bill
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PERSONAL

A Telegram from Berlin announces the des,h OF
The FruHtan Marshal Bztnn dc Wrangel, from IN
attack OF apoplexJ, 1t Wildbad, whcre he vas
drinking the wsiera He VIA 81 ycars Of ago
The Nlceroy Of Egypt, Who ts now In Paris, Is
described as cosmopolitan In his h4alss. He con-
forms 10 Ia euts'ne Pfuneaise- When he goes ont,
In carriage OF on loot, he wears long black
coat Ill buttoned up BEFORE and sets on his rather
handsome face With crimson fez-
il l. Affirmed that the Empress Kuzenis has e.
cepted the v.ecroy invitation to be present II The
Inauguration Of the lsthium Of 6pt1 Canal, and
one of The manufacturer Of Lyons u making i
magnificent silk tent destined for Her Aa}estTs
use, and Which viii cost the hagsteIt Of n,0oo.
, 1869-07-08

We publish elsewhere despatch from
Mrs. Powell, the wife Of Major Powell, ii
answer to m inquiry sent her by Us aa to
whether John Sumner belonged to her bus
bands expedition. The reply is conclusive
On that point he does. Mrs Powell docs
not believe the story, and evidently does
not believe that it comes from John Sum
ner. There is clearly good reason for her
doubts, as there would, probably, have been
something heard directly from Sumner ere
this Ind the expedition been lost md he left
as its sole survivor. As, however, nothing
directly has been heard from Major Powell
gince his letter to TEE TR1BCxz OF May 81,
the question is narrowed down TO this
Has JOHN 6umner actually returned from
the expedition and reported its loss On the
, 1869-07-08

4 swindler went TO New York few weeks
ago, and, by representing himself ns from
Chicago, WIS allowed to occupy an Office in
the bank building, from which he
bored hole into the Ocean Bank,
which he ~plunderesl Cincinnati and
st. Louis wero both indignant
thst man could get such credit upon
merely claiming to be from Chicago. Those
cities have now another md more lameuta-
ble grief. Chicago has sent one of her
citizens to be Governor Of Virginia No
Cincinnati OF st. Louis man Was ever nsked
to be Governor Of any place, Even Toledo
lasp1oduced Governor Ashley, Of Montana !;
but St. Louis and Cincinnati are too slow
for the age.
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storms and F1Seda.
N hntNtBorAx
FrprH- fAf ~ R1Ht hrsaS f..tu

frntA As s. FRut PFsad, Jwiq l.
rest Fasl Fiois1, nan aooas 10 osloe Que Of the
sWent oTet portion OF the Ninnesots Vslley-
70 II ~ now enoNu. Il did not la%s morc shan
unity minutes but, dnrtng itat ttne the rain len
literally, y tor1ents and T. wt11 .t5ro array tho
roo!s u houses, and denoliahed many Hghf s0
tnce4- The best Information tndtatsg thst fhe
9tofm extended no further east than St Peter.
ot the ST. Panl / Sioux CITY Read Nre HsLned nnr
tor about eaty-nEe feek TneFa u 1oiaeshi51o ~
markabls about th!a The spot where ths tack IA
wstesonx.. wseo na. ~ pfeesy lese "a Aere 4 no
brook, and now ska1da On Ii, and n the plscs
EaAhed out HoR fat The storm extended beJond
- te s Is nef knoNn The new WORK belonging
S41ed, but 10 precisely what extent is not fuoTn-
1ne Hlue EArth River fosa three feet TnsfInTsv
forenoon, and At Last accounts va8 Hstnu rHnidit9
break, and The passengers we're tsasle,red eao 20
AanfAto II ID thought that the dainape n ths ~
foad WI nor exceed t3o0. A la.Ke force II at xnTS
trsi1a VII ins e. stnck r ana putting tn o4cr aud
n kASaAa.
FIa1s tie Topeka Record
thEtas19s oom4 h1osna u8 that no lssa than
out West. 1t Abilene tho Water Ens =, htah thst
Is y. s*ep. hofSes down IN the y1fd OF tte notei Ue
~ sae nnoe O! the action Of tue food 1t that
Ahllene. and they would nsrt ior % tns hIils but
,s Souia oe beaten back ona Has drowned ia msk-
ipe ibe IT, h' enon No man or horse could hs1e maQo
u sas ae oey ~ sstssy ~ .1 suck 70 nc hotel
~ ssu&a ne 3akda rolling oyef and oYef. The
woman Aaid It seemed a thongh she xas un.ier
sared aa4 an nouf. Both WOMAN and child were
~ ~ Ae41s cattle ENanl OUT The water would
Sa1e fortJ rods OF track 1t L time and upeet II
~ va ~ a. nneh - eveE that ne hotel dId not 20
IL ss me ices Of men swimming thel! horses on
me high prairie seeus Incredible bat 1t Is fzct-
, 1869-07-08

Tne commencement exercises Of Iowa College,
ii Grinneli VIII take plscs on the 1Ath Inst Rev.
fore tha soeetJ Of Christian Inquiry; Rq1. 81 r.
GoodK1n, also Of this city, before tho Chrfsto-
uathtanst and ReE- Dr.. Edward Beecher befnre
the Trustees. The Ladies' Education Society n d
b addressed BY Hcn- Be1lamy sta1rr, Of Cinctn-
n1H.
The public exercises viii begin On suudsy. tia
e1eTcnthr With tbs HAccaiAureata sermon 81 tho
President, Rev. Dt. Aagoun- Two clsssea ers 10
gtadus!a tnA Jeaf-one froru tho ladses' coprze.
day.
TIE new Aoa besutltul ctlle9n chapel u ia b
Dedicated on Sunday mo1riug. st lid HsccI
Laureate service.
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The Tr0peZc Rn4iuckt,

The Chicago stage ls now passing through
another transition period. We have tad panto.
mines ad sitatum, aud the leg business od nau-
sednr These are now passing away, being sus-
ta1ne In their tardy Eight iuto thel property-room
b! the Introduction ot the trapezc.
1t IL one OF the peculiar advantages OF living IN
Chicago that there is always patronage enough
TO command competition the moment anything
Is found 10 be attractive So We have seen the
Legitimate, " the gentee1 comedy, tue modern
sensation drama, md the undramattc scnsauon
successfully competing with each other for that
breath Of applause which wAfls greenoacks into
the pocket, as well as blowing bouquets to the
stage. The best proof We can ask for thas the
trapeze Is the great "to be- lis found in the tact
that II Is now "the card Ut our tEo largest
places OF public Amusement
We have no objection to scelEg the "halIes ~
give why to something better, but can scarcely
recognize the trapeze a. the desired improvement: !:
II Is rather more dangerous than the attracuon I.
Seems destined to suPplant-more dangerous IN
double sense-tn regard to the norala Of the Spec
taiors and the necks Of the performers.
II was recently remarked that there would be no
harm In the ballet II bat lsdles were allowed
to witness Il We may apply thls forclbIe view Of
the case n the other way, and sag that this exhlbl-
tlona OF TIE tEapeze aIfsts arc not alwaya cacul1t
ed to strengthen the tnodestJ OF the female pta-
locker. This Ia stating the case quite mildly. while
in the case Of the atetner the attraction would
seem TO be proportional to the chances OF Witness
Ing fAtAl accident Among the thousands who
saw the younger Riza1eul fan In the Opera House,
On Monday eTenln9. there probably were not i've
per cent who would hare been willing to take their
money hack and p1l4s a view Of the catastrophe
That the performances are wonderful, NJ one
who has witnessed ihem will attempt 10 deny,
but herein hes the very greatest danger, that
rtf ia 4hsEp
, 1869-07-08

The canvass IN Tennessee Is conducted In rcr5
lively manner. Recently, Z d Buller, a friend u
Stokes, refused 70 dis1de the tme nj public
meeting with Colonel Dare Nelson, friend Of
Senter, wherruron tic Colonel remarked: "One
OF two things rlst take place here this dayA
speech by me, OF EaueEA by somebody There
wAs no funeral Subsequently,, something Butter
saad waa pronounced !" Tennessee lie " and But
ler himself declared to be Tennessee liar. "
Butter did not, 1t seems, resent the adluut,
although 1t was sent and resent
At the recent judicial election In Tennessee
the vote cast was vecJ light The whole Rrp1hn-
can ticket Il elected. rs follows: judges Of the
Supreme Court-Alyin HAFtins, George Andrews.
Andrew AcC1atn Attorney General and Reporter
-ThCnas E Caldwell The Total vote [Jacksoc,
Lewis, Roane, SeQustchle aod Van Buren Coun-
ties rot heard from, Is ss+7s4.-u3wkina, Hcpuoli
caD, receiving sdo3o, and Nelson, Independent
1s,7s5; Hawk1ns' majority, 1a,s1L
The Richmond State Journal, 4 Republican ps-
per, estimates that the increased white regtErA-
ttou in ylrgtnts will be less tnAn $4,000, and The
increased colu1ed registration leaA than lao0o-
The original registration E1A abopt lis 600 whites
and 10, 600 colnrrd, and the net aggregate white
NAtortty WILL therefore, be about satooo- Inc
Jrurnat ciA,ms At least 5000 white votes for
Wells, and stea Walker 1900 colorcd votes, elect
ing Wells GoreEnor hJ about n, 600 majority.
The amended Constitution OF the State Of Ne1
YORK, adopted by the convention held Inst winter,
In Albany, u TO be voted On b. the people At the
general election to be held on the ns1t Tuesday Of
next November. The constitution Il not to be
yoted On ~ N entire Instrument, but each cin1en
may cast four lAIlota to-Nft: For or .Entn1t the
amended constitution; tho Judiciary Article: the
Uniform rails of aaseWmept and taxation Of real
md personal property; md the property quaide2-
ton ol coiored mel
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l. -
R1iIosa 1i9 S9 mi!ss In operation Ia the
hn .rn,nr-. ~ ~. nIs. !. ~, 81 ~
estimated At sa q fxelTs per cent 81 tner s ep p
earnings o. tss Ienros f41 o1 u SeH ierk a'oae
g1iIea sta5es last year they were FIX, ,oooooo.
r,,t, f,c,,ht ............ ..... .%., ~ ,o,
Frum oatenrr r - n
ure Of thn General (3oye1rment The ysst imnoT.
tancc Of She raiiruads 70 tns ro1ntrV ~ are Ind
~ n4epexitnn.ied Ho,a 49,, M nes Ronaov a9v
mat the raiiroada and ssna,s a. tSia tate 1870
!sst yeeF. cyeY RI an (sn1 mn nf nron+
earyte nrer ons.1GnE4h ~ III. rs.t r.
to+1 ~ - ~, ~ .ae t1 49, tae
Inc EasteFn md western st,tea The yajaes of
1653 ~ caoa Sao 'aloaa IN inc seaf
ne.."sI. 1ee. "els ..,u. ............
- rsosi s itan
Tot.l, one ve., a ~ ~ ~
tbs sreat excess oi orr do;asste G. oTef on
e eqpssS ;na a cl !, The rno'e
Eoeas groetuses ne5shsoalse 4e sFaasponsd s
II yalne uurin0 tha sca, sA'''''''t''
The Iuclease Of miies Of rai,n,na conztrnctext
In the United staiea 1or the ien years from
nom $50 to 1860 thu Increase -. p e,o en-:
2Oo ner crnt. anf f1nT 1sEa so - VIZ VIZ
"a fRaF
5000 rIles in isSo 70 Il oo3 miles n ro1 tro1
the wear $50 10 1ss1 Ee nav ssfei1 eef;rn:ta ~
equsl PEI eentaga of ncIs.se, Should tde coun- d
N Increase Of frpm 6t 10 Il ner fenf IN thaf naa -
81 Or rrnm An a1prrrnte ~ Il Ton T., ,En -, * ~
TO :, 900 mlles In dc rear 1850, ~ '@sS''
We have In this State over tEentY nev ,af,r,.d.
proecied or in prorresa Win m nsr sns1S
Of over 900 uiIra penoWiyauia. TarFiand ~.
st1enaoos eIeft!ous 10 deTejoo IheiF rseoIa hS RE
more extended tines OF ralrpadH
the corpos4tots and fuenda Of The Fsr,ncrx; R,it.
tca3 aft now as Jaekeonfille. tn conferenra 15fh
The P1ealdent Of ine Pek1n / JaeFsoayiile Rosd.
FmeM Rosd - = ooafapaaon 81 3Sairs ,,ns fas
which Is iu1t completed TO JecksouTttle. II 4siisr
factory arrangements ea1 be m1de. il "a nrohahie
this season.'
Tnr New Albany Ind, c5mme,rsal Of tb. III
bonds is1ued by ne New Albany i aAnausT
junction railroad, md held By Barfe and otfssS,
nutsnd s,stes MstTict Goun Al fa6ansnoia r. 'ae n1
Thulstay, bJ verdict ia favor Of the plsinrtdt.
thus mattnR the city Of New A!beny flshlo ior
hsnd Il & ca TSe1a i. q an III. sno $500 70 ~
Ia seromulsted tnIerest Of eieren Ve.1 ~ *
sss 81 M 9et sa9 ss annn t hqs ang the
u sef1s eesiSn s5t' .s. aor !. eor, .,
,utn .ass 80 ~ .,1. - X ~ a1, ~ sae
no.nt Wsers ,hr fnS1sna eonnect,an " Sf M Hs VIC
~. R;nnt,nstnn M I Tss.stannI P.;i,aes ~ sS.,
e.LS. ssn ~ aIpa aAU55Sa snoaa
Is..n4sra en1 ~ s1te,,di,,. !. -. Maao Aaa
~ ~ ho1r " H,.cnat,axr M ana ~
tnnet,nn '@os'o oes'oe'a ui"n - Ie Posn'o os
~ s1r,spa xe.r ~ rim +r.rsz ~ ~. .,,r.a.
~ ne Tn,,s ats1r- i astimsred =. .ses u - os.,
ner snnum TsFtnu IN ienrth ~ ths 1nata 81 n
e - Miie. ne snnn.i - eosn,s -
inn IN iaT ~ mes or tr,re ~ e1nngn - iax
rnad r frnm ~ Srre IN an F1anr,sce Sinetr ~
atS - ITns If INN ar rsed m snnnsi,1 r. ~
LOCOMOTIVES Ind Ha Win his c1eat wesan9 - H1
Town Of the t71sS. md surprise ghouft b. emf
, 1869-07-08

ILLINOIS
IN James II. Garrison died at LAGRANGE,
Adams County, On the stu, aged = yearA He had
l!red IN TINT county for 4o Jearz. He served Ia
tne VA o' 1919; was q member Of the Kentucky
Legislature nom Bourbon County; and Tor long
uine was Cashier OF the State Bank Of Kentucky.
inc saeksohFine Journal or the 9th sa5s;
,5 o eana at o. II ~; 1ha ~ uas.ks who te,de
day hieh 4he d,Ipaycd c1t1zn5nary pfrse,see Of
r. mind; i%pslsd hy ssniy whth !. slSsys sseased
co.iucEanto ID well when by some lib she iii II II
III ths sEasrsd = the hqskf = any rase
spitaied .tteT her Thc .taneo u the Ha.. @as b.
twee3 stkhteen sad twenty let tna wstsE
enough 10 .eiss hoid u ~ fope Of rooi.o i would
gre ws5 With hSI ~ ~ .ooee 9po1 tae winda11: hs4
Il ss.i. cae 10 the ed lad .he saas.asd her
FL 1aitly lnths meantime he1 &! when she fell had
Sesr the Te He rpsbrd 10 her "a ana .non tessnea
hcr from the perious position. She seemed perfectly
ened =" h ns1.;. 10 "@' nos aes5 20 toea 'snt
IOWA
rneuon n X roo1s- ~ 1,r, ,,,<-o. ., ooo >.
the coming year.
Ahon+ MON m Thnrzd.. l.e+ a. turon,o, ,.,,,
her NJ c7asshonnc,, n,ssad orsr Nt,,,, rorn,x -.
tnc IN = eeor,hrc..c,iv 1,-o,..oS ~''' sS
1l.r .r-lt-,' -.--...-.
,,a.,.ss arsta.r -. ,,... y. nascnPos, naS
The pc1sous 1,]led hv the eIn,osIon of M s,xu
-, 49, ~, -. ~. -r'ea'e' % ~ oH'i'
as-.nn sne M ~ 1880 NC "e.1 na"ea 'oan An
Mcs0. sna Joh1 G.srt -. na,s nus. aens' AoAsn
w. rr.ta e. n,,-,,a. ..Sa. "oA.a
,,rd..1.-- No. at..s. N auo.. 49,, :" IL. now
,.o-Ia,,. - ~. ..as1 - 80 eeIn a.
,ronnrrea, - .t,a.-+ n1t.as ~. sone ~ nnom
pssa :. az ,a,.. - .ons' A1a sas 'es
~ e,entT ,.,aa 49, -. 80.
,an- o1sr. ~. .roa. '@SSso' ~ A'A1s AaAe
rhs nnsv, Co+-t,s s..,.. ,n,, . ,..,., ..
o.*..'s s'a@s ."Hs .t'sinc VIM
drebs nf trers we,e h,oxn over snt r,srw norA,
Of c,ass were broken The new Nr,bo1,st n.rsoo7
age in Lincoln Township W. blown 1ron its Ionn.
dattpn. The Rrr. NJ. Hamilton ~, .foo,,,. y,
the touse alone a. thu t,ne ann ma. hv acr,,
means made sense1eas for serrrn1 honrx
George Wctl,, OF ua1lio County. has 500 Acres
Of wheat and zoo acres o. corn In. besides lar,e
amount OF oats and other grain. Mr.. we,ls has
thirty breaking teams now 1t vork sea11rr I'D tno
eod md intends 70 have 500 or 900 se1rs broken
This season.
1rp1AsL
Silk fron The yerttn,,c slr .xo,ms th.mxe,vAx
L. produced on \ small scale in linton COMMIT
nItecn inches long, With one hundred cherries
on IT.
A younv woman named ufz1a Odeu Committed
suicide u v!pcruuea, on Monday of last Hoet.
w1scoxr.x.
atAan,tnvoe 4 few dayn neo Mr. t.nhAr, u
nn,net, h,d neen m.t,no sott so,n .,d IT., . ~,,,
of Ter on thr moor. Ucr I,ttie ~, s~.1os.d
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