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SUICIDAL RESPONSIBILITY.

We know nothing Of the personal char
acser Of the girl Matte Sturtevant, who
recently attempted suicide by throwing
hcr4elf into tho Chicago River. We are
not sure that thst question has much to do
with the cu1pabili.y OF the man whose as
s&,eia.ion with her resuited in rendering
her life an intolesab1e burden to hersalf.
We hnld that woman is, at all times, fully
up to the moral level of man who achieves
undue intimacy with her by protesting
to bc her lover. II his professions are
Lonest, it il m evidence Of their equality;
ard If they are hspocritical, it proves his
bascrcss- Whether she were yi,tuous OF
nu: is not, therefore, question whieh he
has any right to bring forward as a de-
fence for having induced her death.
When a man enters npon a course Of
bypoc1iucd and seductive lovc-makine
toward woman, with intent to
ruin and no: 10 marry, his course
ia essentially criminal in ita
intent and motive. He may not Intend
thu. it shall end in her death but il it
DOES go result, as consequence OF his
Establishments, lying, and desertion, it is
n grave question whether he ought not to
l,e held responsible as accessory to het
murder, in law, IS we'll as in morals. Or
i1iaari1y, when a criminal concerts With
others to commit trcspass or misds~
meanor, and, in doing SO, felony Is com"
1uittel, the criminal becomes responsible
for the whole crime resulting from tho
, 1870-11-09

RAA AAE&s
4 French eorrespondentof the Esshiag
rosE states, as an -illastration OF French
"rcd tape,r- that, .when the recently
formed Republican government removed
from Paris to Tours, H. Iaurier, mem~
bcr OF tho government was much sur
prised 10 linda sentinel On duty, without
any appattnt purpose, in ono OF the inner
raaasges OF the Office nssagncd to II. Lam
rier. On inquiry, II. -Laurier found That
be and his predecessors had been pdstsd
thare for twenty .three yeara, but that noa~
ther himself nor anybody else knew .hy.
On referring to the archives OF the fre-
lecture, it was discovered that, twenty
three years ago, the corridor-was painteo'
and the sentinel. was posted there to Keep
ressers-by from rubbing against tne pnn'
No order removing the sentinel naa e'e1
been issued, and, consequently, .snee
| March, 1s47, n sentinel had been assigned
to aaty regularly at that point, and haa
r,ccd III, mt! down without 80 much as ,n-
nni,ire what utility there could possibly
he in the performance
This might seem special iinputat1on
against French red-tape, wese It mol sur
,,assed by like incident in our own bis
torS. At the death of Washington in the
list month Of the last century, Congress-
] appropriated certain suu for waschman
| to guard tho crypt in the Capitol in which
it vas expected the President wonaa ts,e
eptotnbed, Each succeeding. Congress
1nade ub its appropriation bill from tht
, 1870-11-09

Trsci-la5inE on the Dauville Road has CON-
menced on the west Side OF the Wabash 1t clIn-
ton-
The question OF building 4 railroad from Az
defson to Rushytlle, tia Kingstown, is being agi-
lated In Henry, Madison, and RuAh Counties
George +. GFtt1th WT1te2 to the 1ndlRnoa
QoFp| Leader that work on the Dts.aoiues i In-
dtanola Ratlroad Is progressing nnely. The Polk
utvls.ou ta atrous ready for the Iron, and track
la5ing will commence immedtstely, With ! fats
prospect OF completing the whole work to Indian
ola this winter.
w H. Pettlboae. Superintendent Of tue Rock
Island Divlston OF the Rockford Railroad, on
T3esiay Of last week, wiki gang Of thirty-eight
men, laid 4sa feet OF trank, below Orion. In the
incredibly short time Of 1ve houra To lag tho
at,eve amount OF trark required a,2ss siea, 5id
rails, weighing 100 pounds each, or total OF 2is.-
80 POUNDS 1s,ios spikes, l,oss splice plates and
2,164 bolts.
The ShaEneefown Hll, Mercury says that ths
section from 6naNnectown to Equality, IL miles
on the ST. Louis l. Southeastern Railroad, Il
graded aud tied, and 4 being iEoned- Furth r II
the northeast. In Hamilton County, thc timber l.
being cleared Of the line aud tue ties Hot ou
ready fur grading. Work has been CONNIE nencet
on the 6hAwneetown r Madlsanytllc Road, Il
Kentucky, which Wlll AFFORD \ connection to Nash
vile. The Ctr Council Of ShAwneetown has cx
tended the tsoe for completing the St. Louls 1soat
through tallatiu County, from the 1st inst To tn
| list Of January, 1s71.
, 1870-11-09

The following grim has been received up to
10 o'clock thia moEring: 1s9 cars wheat;
81 cars corn: II cars oats: 5 cars rye; 13
cars harley. Tota1, &c CATE, or s., 600 bu.
Withdrawn yesterday forrlty consumption:
4.672 tu wheat 800 bu corn 5,3ls bn oats
~ bu TIE; 5,oiA bn barley.
There WAS Amodefxte attendance On Change
to-day, and comparatively active set Of mar
kets for election day; Of course not 20 much
business Eas transacted as usual Tho gen
ctRl tendency waa 10 dzm1ess, owing
etccke. Grain in store hss decreased
since Tuesday last By the amount Of $4,000
bu wheat; So, 900 bn corn G.. Goa bn oats
5000 bu rye. and 500 90 bu barley-the latter
s:attuent to be taken cum 9rane sails, as the
amount Of barley in store is lust 1hat the
manipn1ators want it to be. Provisions are
also in light stock The pricea Of grain were
helped by Al e44ief feeling In freighta here,
and reported decline Of Sc on the Erie Canal.
HghNinea were dull, and closed 1c lower in
sympathy With decline in New York, ut 83ii{
oslo for iron bound Early sales were made
| 1t e4o.
Lake freights were more. active 1t ID de-
| cline, owing to Greatsr number Of vessels
beng oneIed, tho recent arrivals bein4 nu-
me.ous- 4 totai Of 1s grain charters M re-
.poxttd. at e@81<o for wheat. 65<c for barley,
q foz c0n. Ind % tor o&s9, ty sail to buffalo.
, 1870-11-09

Ct dwelt On ceremonies; tho uAsked n1An, in
= d.sKoised voice, addressed Mr. Groom,
tnquir!ng II he knnw hin Mr.. dreen
replied h tho affirmative. The man In d!=-
Eutscs In = low tone bAid: :: Well, 1u not
she nm who took the money: but II You wont
batiay Eoc will givo II back to you" hi:
areen wss astonished 1t thig remark, and
promptly replied that il he nsucy was Eiren
to h.m no fnrthc5 inqutees NonM be mads,
hsDded TO Mr. Green The ideuticaI package
co"tainina the 81, $50 which had been AAkh1
from tho stage two days previous. and thcn
took hia teaSa. What prompted tho robbert
70 refund tie money has not ret been rnado
known.
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Refr1rr1s fr,,n Nav York indicate thai a

Returns from New York indicate that
very full vote WAS polled, in spite Of tho
diminished registration, and the great quiet
of the election. How fur the legal vote
was exceeded, VIC have not get the means
It Judging. II seems at present probable
that the former Democratic najorities are
sustained, and that Hoffman ia reelected
By nearly, or quite, his previous majority.
Whatever The result may be, the city has had
quiet election, probably an honest one,
and the act OF Congress for the suppress
sion of fraudulent voting has had prac-
t;cal Trial. It has received the sanction
Of the courts, aud has been, in
eject, acquiesccd in by the State and
city authorities. It may have been largely
.vaded on its first trial, and the appoint
mcnt of officers to enforce it, Was certain
j., in many instances, most unfortunate.
Curthar trials will enquire greater efficiency
to The Law. The fact that thousands ran
through ita meshes on its first experimental
enforcement, does not, necessarily, prove
that it msy not be effective hereafter.
The defeat Of Woodford ia fact which
The Republicans will socept with resigns.
| ton, Is very few Of them doubt that. even
| On q fair aud honest vote, they are IN g
/ tninoritv in the State.
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Avery pretty little show Of pluck Was made
by John T. Hoffman in ordering the State
militia under arms for tho election yaBter-
day. Without stating in his proclamation
whether he would order the militia to take
the side Of the United States azresting
officers, or OF the fraudulent voters, in the
event Of conflict between than, he ati0
worded his proclamation SO carefully that
rioters might regard it as promise
that the militia would sid them, While
the United Esates Aarahals might constzuo
1t in the opposite sense. In Tho MT Of
talking. double and facing both waJa,
New York Democtat exceeds every Other
variety Of the genus politician Jssaes
Buchanan waa statesman 10 long ~ this
qualification vas the only one required
But when it loads Two parties TO breaking
each other's heads, it becomes mora dith
| cult taak to favor both parties equally
So Governor Hoifmnn would have found It
had there been . riot in New York yes
| ferday.
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Total........ 619.eo3 ss2.539 9e3, ,s9s
Dry goods we're in moderate inquiry, but,
for prints, prices we're ehxde e1sies.
Biz aehed theetings, brown sheetings, denima,
md ticks refe unchanged in prices The
movement il groceries was fair one, aud =
much frmer feeling prevailed. The deuand
for metals, iron. wool. ard nails vas Of fair
character. and prices were without es.
ential change: Boota and ahoes sold
quite readily At former figures.
Eggs we're in good request, aud fresh lots
met with quiet sale at Gs@29c. The butter
market was dali, weak and unsettled for all
ezades save choice, which, continuing scarce,
vas. .held' At very full prices. Bagging remains
quiet 1T the late decline. Hides were in good
local and shipping dem,na. and under l,sht
neee, though nonipally va1ues are unchanged.
The oil trade rules quiet, aud prices we're WITH
cut quotable charge. Lard and 1inseed we're
held with more ffmness,. and The latter has
rather m advancing tendency. There Was :
moderate demand for beef cattle. 1t Aooqt
yesterdAy'a prices Tle receipts were a1n1n
ind nearly III sold. Hoga we're in fatr PACK
ing and ahippiuE demand. atyeste1cay apf1ee9'
ar al e6, 25a6,W for common to extra
LATER
No. Z spring whsat II The Afternoon Beard
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polieIea Franco ahall follow, and IN 90 decid.
ing the will also determine the future OF
civilization. It apueara that
peace cannot be concluded directly between
Franee and Germany, Int must be tho work
Of Europe. whu has blamed shc waf, aud does
not With that any Of the ue.nbers.of The
European family ehnpld bo made too voak:
What guaranty could be 70 good
- that Of Europe glsing. new sanction TO
ihe existing frootier1, aua forhidding anA one
10 remove The limits axed By ancient tfsatsess
Any other solution onld leave the door8 open
10 er4dlsts acts Of veugeal.Ce."
, 1870-11-09

c:c3roo unI5 le2eiy 1T Tho death OF his Uncle.
I.S.d Tauntou. Ha Ia, offooaFer. volunteer tn
this matter. IHh ,ttttet7 u. - A Bedescd Rek-
.1cpt arc extramaly witty. ~
tbs ftteudaf ii Mis- Bs1tsan, M1sa Iathrop1
Mis- Butler, Ml&e Ward, xnd Mis- Chasc, who
asjlf5 % lbc 1ss of October IN the steaues Queen,
MI, ee pitdAed to hear that 'c,te.a tust received
from them tell OF their safe arrival In England OF
tnet, hea.th, saa sosnf to Cs1cutsa- Three OF
the.e laoies werc llltnoie, sndGrpat snxlety
Ffos them hns been felt: by their friends. They
went out untirr the auspices Of "Tne Homau'a
Cn.on Missionary Society Of America" Miss
Htlisud has lett this society 3:5. 100. 3.
Tile Mobile Rxgiattr Announces the death of
Calenel d. RelrzhooFer, Of yellow fcves, IN that
city. En the lst Inst "Tne deceased" adds the
lagi.teT. "a was graduate Of West Point, class-
| mate Of ucuctal Grant, and served through the
| Mexican Var. Altesward he was Professor OF
| Mount St. Mary College. Maryland DuF1ng' tie
| WAT he WAS, for time. Captain OF Wstson's Dat
tsiy, and aftetxaxd Lieutenant Colonel Of tue
frst L1n,t.na Heavy A1til,er,.. Confederate
| States Of ANetlca.0
All l,aveon, Ga, OCTOBER q, n. n Rus.el.
While Intoxicated, having qua17eled With tho
doo1kreptt ot 4 Atae-show becanse 1he ia1ter re-
fused 70 pa4s in his whole family FREQ, nearly
knocked him down md threatened To blow ttB
aims cat. At this time Colonel Au1es approached,
,and remarked that this was not the place to'gct
up dicutsy, when Russell ea,d. ~ viii XIII Iou.
| too.~ and nreA upon Colonel Amas. Two desper-
| utacs then approached aud teR4n nrtpR. and Col
I cael Atnes was sndt twice Whl1c eudeavattug t1
escape. A spectator named Oxford WAS Instantly
killed, and 1sdy inside the canvas WAS wounded
Il Colonel Aines died November 3.
-1.a1Y has lately laat.bY the death Of Lni0t cih
! .Jar1o, one pt her mont noted political ccoao
,ns*ts. lie was the autbor Of Economic Isi,o
! a4 AedD Ete, . xozk Hhich has been widely .ea,
| In Europe. In hls threc-yoluu1e philosophical
] work. /" Della Schlavttu del Servag5la," he ad
! | Sapced the maxim that .:too most Tespectahl
t 1 alis,oc1ncy u tho artstocrarJ Of labor AZ
histGrtan and cur1oua searches into Eenealogtes
1esosd d. Clatutto xaa also noted. The very tile
Of bis numerous books show tho sa1BatttltJ Of u
man. We may mention Il Htsgos3 Of Turin"
J: sHistory Of Chieri," collection Of "Letters (
{ | Warriors and Lte1au." an essay "Ou Artslle1
4 from 1850 to, 1soe.~ and IN elaborate work Q
r "The origin Of Cognomeus." In poliucAl III
70 cibrar1o has long been prominent. He was
Karm personal friend Of Catlo Alberto, and p
ts brochure entitled Penslcst snllcrttornn d Csr
ID AIberto,~ attracted much attentEon It the tim
+ lie also wrote life Of shis unfortunate roaasc
Kho, 1t will be remembered, died ii exile, B
tween 1850 md lseo he WAS sucreaAsely Afnist
= of Finance. Of Public destruction, OF Foreit
r. Affairs aud Of state. for tue 1ssli4n 6orernuae
T. | Il Tlctof Emmanuel
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Wheat Wis taksa:sp: :KtpRston = ls::ao; ~ 20 %
Prescott at IKE, u Q1HsRo at 1SHo, 4na 70
sa1nia at 7c.> cotn: t6 HSH City was tAtsa ~
es<e. nd wheat I'D bley e Wiudsos :, 0st- T.
9sa On wbeat, 06o % com, and 1Sc on OATS
Tho total c1pscity of the 1essels chartetea 70
dsy In 4p7, ,Dt0 bu Of which Isl 600 bu Ne 1of
Vhsa', 72.ooo bu for com, Il, 900 bu TOR OATS
nd fasons SGo % res 1ea sas{ though in good Dr.
snsnd, the offerings being aight, owing e me
f,c, that stocks are .atual. There - ainnse
no,hlrR to sell, aa the old atui! has long etnco
heen worked Of, and the weAthsr ts so unfav.
o-shle for packing that the recent n,akcs Of
nsS ss'1 afe re- alsoT axhausted.. The consequence
Vsstf,at PORK ;anl. lard we1e strong at pravloua
quotations, while meats wers qaosahiy higher.
Mesa pork closed at 3oi10 for Old;
e21 o0 fnr new; s19.oo99lAI121 ior 10 toAet t
si8.T5a19o0 for do. seller February. Las1
elosed 1t lsc; do sel1es Dpcembes It !a9
19,So. do seller January at 12rs z. r. d Co.
caddT lard at 17@1sc. Green mesta we're
feush Hah sides, ioc for shost Iips,: 1o!ze
foE h,na snste Meats T in Ts,lt 4 or 10 days, quot
.hie At 71S9TNe~ for ahoulders, .1o@loAc
| forroueh sides, l01z@i1c foF short Hos. sweet
pefiod bans nominal 4 12; 3 ssef e =; Pr0eus's
| s1S, ,o5RlS50 for: extra meas;: :, Ba9i Mans, 1
ss.o0s Greases, 7@1lc, aud tallow At SAG
o., Sales were 81 bt3s ola mess It sA.M
2S5 bris new 1ness 1T 2l.oo; 500 bTla DO selIe,
December land 75O bz,s last eveniag@ st
| aI9.00; 500 bris do eeller ganuasJ at $500
ii1 bria do seller December and Jannafy Al
e1a.oO:. 80 tcs lard at 13Ac; Is tcs Do: At 13;
I00 tes do seller next weak at 1sc; EGG tcs DC
sei}tr December 1t 12c; 2o. 900 iba short 81
milJlss, 20 days in. .ealt: whs4 aeliveredf "a
10I,e. Is boxes shooidBrs, 40 days IN saH: a
7Sc; IS hrls pigs tongues At e1s %; 80 pkg:
! ial)ow At &C.. ~ :.
There was lees a:tisitr: IN tho demand to
dour, and prices rather favored buJa1a. LII
| stocks Of winter ADD spring exstas asa IA q,
proving, Sales transpiFed ~ range Of sa,2'
l. @5.10 for spring e1t1as; 8s 3E12!a fo
spring superdnes. and sS.oo@8.5o for 1 buck
Winter Extras-soo b1ls. brands given
on private te1ms: Spring E1trAs-18
bris 81" Bullion. QoH) i At -s4257: 80
b1la brands giIan On terms not na1de known
/ 100 br1s not named at ss.10;, 100 nrts DO .
$4,76; 200 brls do At 94-s7}f; $50 brls DO :
3l.25. Spring superanes--1oc:. brta baei
e1e at S4 1ell55;'t 50 br1a not nRlned At *l.o0
| 100 br1s do At 23.76 50 brls DO, IT. 25a'
Buckwheat Flour-40' brls ''L1ckman's Beat
At e6.5O; IS brla not named u $3.50 II h1l
do 1t E5.25: e. bf1s do ut s5.G0.' Totkl, ,6a
, 1870-11-09
The Inst StnKc Robbery in Call for
n1a-NcAtltution by the Robbers.

5FVF* s*ss n ~" I0sQusHI1. Vet- 79s
About dAybreat. on "wednesday morning,
the l.akesi}le and Cal:.tosa st4ge was stopped
b two masked bighwaymen, near kelsey'e
Creek. who pointed / nausket and 7eyolEer ut
the driver. With thf modest request that he hand
box. The request WAS complied with. q, ,s5oin
gold being tho amount tur7ed over, and the
criyer vas allowed to 70 on hie way unmoleeted.
When tho stage arrived 1t Kelseys, the driver
informed Iii. Dun Green, the agent Of Wolfe,
pcnileman, witha number OF other citizens,
| At orce mounted boraea aud went out on the
road to hunt tho stage-1pbbe1a, but their na,s-
sion proved unsncceesful: About 93< o'clock
On Friday morning. Mr. Green WAS aroused
from big alumbcrs BY = loud Tapp1ng II hia
for tho front door. and Wa suroiised on OPEN
Ing It to seo before him nan In maak. Eeith-
, 1870-11-09

Ex31,2x9ya56 *xl1, 4Sst4HS
We vuisht extend this list indefinitely,
but these few items wilt suffice to show
fhat the "masscs" do consume other n1t1-
cles thRn tea and coffee, aud that those
articles are of indispensable necessity.
hut when the fact is known that, OF tho
atore sum OF S23e, 4s2, 900 taxes, the
SEQ, ,061, ONO collected from tea and coffee
Ill 20 :oto the Treasury, while, Of the re-
manning sa.1aa 4ae 600, mt over $50, ,o<'o. GOO
are paid iutu the Treasury, the other
17:,ooo,0oo being paid to the nauufao-
4urcra, the 1nsssea will hardly UNDER
6tard why this latter tax has not been re-
peaaed UT reduced.
The Government of the United States
nceds revenue Of about 9140, ,0o0, 900
anurnllv from custons. OF this sum
il collects one-half Of what it needs
from, five articles, tea, coffee, sugar, 1i'lnosa,
nnd tobacco. Ill tho tax1evied upon these
Eve articles is paid into the Treasury ; but,
to collect the other half Of the needed reEe-
nne. the policy of protection taxes several
Thousand other articles, Rs in the case OF
vooi1en goods, cotton cloths, iron, suit, and
bouts and thoes, receiving into tie Treasu
~ only fraction on the tax from each
but, nevertheless, collecting it from tht
peop1e- To show what the people pay in
this way on the few articles We have Sc
lec.cd It is on1y necessary to add the yat1s
and the tax together
Whn~ ~, >:
Nhuls s3s ass. %
Total cckt to consumers. ers..-...-....ts2s 81, Sc
This cost to the consumers is distributed
IN follows:
Tax ra!d to tnc government. 6o,0oo,c0
Legitimate cost nt the articles :. ,sa5l, ,49a, s,
Additional tAx collected bJ nannEsc-
tErrTh.... III. .a84t t0g
" hoe c16I-.- .sfsx3, ,434 ~
In order to ayoid repealing any part d
this $17s. .no, 900 OF tar and as pretenc
for continuing it, the ptotectionists fsas
ticslly demand q repeal OF the ta1 on te
and coffee If they could 1epeal the ez
tire tax Of $40, ,0oo, 900 On tea ard coGet
they would insist that 500, 900. GOO of a
ditional Tax be leried upon the c1othiu
and other articles Of prime necessity,
order to supply the needed SEQ, 600, ,oo'
The masses begin to understand this kin
consideration for them.
, 1870-11-09
OBITUARY.



Tn Sucda5 last Hon. Francis G. Sherman dled
q. his residence, No. sal Wabash avenue. He
bad long been sudertnR from heart disease, snd
for ten tay1 p1lor to his death his tenure OF ute
was 50 psrcarioua that his SOD + a coustanti5 bJ
LIS bedside, momentatily expecting him to
breathe bis last.
Francis c. Sherman wss born in the year 1905,
In NcAtowr, CoEp. Twcut1-ninc years thercas-
ter tc misrxtct to ChicsRo. and opened board-
ns ~se,e ae1ie Il n"T IL saads. On Rsndoipn street,
s;, sxesn sas;,is L.Sss s'm sna wells nutsasss ssafs
Ssssn sss re sse ns cae.se a
joliet, Ottawa. Gaiena, Peoria, md other places
whete return raast ugcts coult be obtained 1n
and iocatei On Adams street, near Aa1ket. where
he engs0rf tn hrtt k-EaktEE anu nouse- -oulI9nR-
During 1sa:ss he tugIt, for hlu,set the trst ior-
s'ury tifci buitt.itg erected on Lake, near CLARK
els store In 1850, after sourteen yeaIs coasanu-
arce, Mr. She11n. q rettrH1 from tae htfcE-naEng
art, building huAness, and desetrd hs acisve en-;
q large estate, wt'ch, In the meantime. ne hat
acoui1ed. pnrtng the petiod sass mentioned. he
s5 etsca Tue 4e c ae
s;at Tuan House. Tnis he sfierwaEd reEuodelled,
adding two storIts, aud nainln& It the Sherman
s ee u ole9 ssg ri Ere ps. e ss
eif fRant hotel edilct.
From the date OF hls srrival In the city uuu1
ts1ee 5fRre aao, MI. Sherman VAS ctnlnent3
identified wt1h .ar puhae Interests Hs T. VS. -s
OF Chicago, ii which capacity he served until
Cheaeo'a Incorporation as CITY; ne like"i*e
eeryed on the dr*t D1avt! Of Aldermen, an!
rtpeatftitv thereafter. Various county tEnssa AND
cstices were entrua'et t. him. notably those Of
MtE her Of The G. nrty Commissioners CouIf, and
nf the board OF Appraisers Of the Canal Lands.
When the sale OF the pubic square vas ordered,
for the alleged purpose Of using the proceeds IN
the construction Of public offices on less e1pen.
s:vs sl,es NJ shsma 4 President o. tae ds,ss; n2a
the scheme. He succeeded. and then Induced
tic CITY to larfel5 contribute toward the erection
Of the peeseut Court Iionee, thus eusu1nE the re.
tep,ioD ct the square for public purposes
was elee,eti 10 the 7nr o,s Lest-la1nIe. he vas
a1so onc Ct The fancc:s Of The ast state Constta'
ton, III the convention Of lsss. With the excep.
tion nj ene year, 1855, be worked actively Win
thc Democratic rarty. That year be unsaecess.
Na5craify, THn YEAS aftc'ward 4 ike reverse
met him In his Democratic Eun for the Lc2isla'
ture. Victory stnilel upon him. however, " 1859
tn his F.suFE1s w!a !: Holder 10 y. sne 1a!o
t,oa for two years after the 1ercess local contes
known u chlcago's history. T. 3. Bryan being b.
The year Of his nrs, election as Aa5or also hg
tire, and similar late Attended each o. hfs stta4
ehs for the Mayosa!sy, IN 1886. Since the lat
ter peElcd, falling health ntcessttated III. Saet
mans retirement from public afau1. AHnouEl
nv.ercy Of eaucat1ou. the public confidence IL nt
strorRly-mar1ed practical sense and personal "a
teTrtiy nrerru!ed the detects; and the wea!t
which enabled him IN later years to render Ut
more enloyaple, was the honest result Of rerse
, 1870-11-09

Rup. without any atner eject tnla 10 uEeax Of
The stock- But wels-dtreeisd blow with the sa7-
Tea knocked the animal down. snd the other fsn
Oh. HI. Il. succeeded in dcspaschtnE the pfos-
tta1c buck. :,
kAxs&L =.
The 1eayxnHoxth cemss<ssfal enunefa'cs thsr-
teeu,mnrdcn committed by Jim cut7J. Of mat
STATE, AND tlmldIy adds: ~He has, n oof opsagons
Killed IN excess Of aatsennitta within tofy M
tied ner1od. and xe think TN, It u po1nble thai
hn ha8 8ext.pau3shed aaa.e Of tacsn unoef "scuaa
s,n,,rrs which should be the matter Of Judicial
inquiry
Jrhnscn E,arue5, Of Cape Glrardcau County.
r,yea m account Of 4 mountain OF hlack mafo!es
.nusted upon nis farm, half tullc tsom sae
MissIss1pr, River. The uuouutsin Ia ninety feet
h,,r and tnteeoraYsesa Of mule long, and yields
marble OF The mnat cxqulsite beauty Of grain
md xusce3t.bli.t. Of anish.
OHIO .
The Thanksgiving proclamation OF Governor
lIAyts Is As fpoHs:
+1n acceptance with the usage and the religious
trxt IS hereby appointed day Of Thanksgiving
aud prayer TO Almighty lod, for the boundlesa
hlesslngs He has youchsafnd to the American
people dnt1Dg the past Jear."
T1E 1ERnsrpRtBs
Ayain female party III New Mexico endcay J7zd
tn pass herself OF On the oensus-sakcr A. only
lis, In face Of the fact that she hAd q grand
daughter aged 20.
R-Gorernor McCook. Of Colorado, naa iszaed TIL
traowing proclamation: .-.-. :
| :" In accordance with the Christian usage Of o,1
| n op,t. and IN comptIance With the prpc!anattni
| If the President Of the United Btaiea; I, Elwa.t
| n Mccs1k, Governor oi the Territory of Cnlor
| rdo, DO heIehJ appo'nt and set apart as DAY Q
| pubic Thanksgiving ann praise: Thursday. No
| vrmber 81, 1870. And DO hereby recommend t
| tie reop.e ri this Territory, that upon thar az
.kc5 ali unite In returniuE thanks tn AlmiGnt
| va for exemption from Wat, pestlle5ce "a
! tsntue; 3nr plea:tfpl haEyessAt foF .trevcz4e
property: and for all the abundant blessings N
t ntsfcics lie has rnucnsafel 70 us during tue pa
ycar: apd tn humn'y sstsng :for continuance
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