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, 1870-01-15
TIE lFORTHEEST.


Eashsn M.ndrel1, IN o:d cltisen OF Saline Couu-
~, was killed By his son George, on Friday Of List
week. The weapon used Was m 11e. II u sup
pos I'd TIE son y ~ fnEaHe.
Ao1auo y, Belt, who had resided IN Jersey
County for forty years. died fes dafs azo.
The GslenA Ga.ette ol The 11th asys: " The MIS-
a,tsirpl Is 1t last healed mp. and the farmers Of
Jackson con1ty, Iowa, sse crossing On tho ice to
G4lens with thef produce. Aoont 100 loads OF
are4 TED hogs we're brought 10 town lo-dsy ton
Iowa s.ote.''
TIE Musea'lue Journal announces taas II has
Information, almost direct, thst Jonu Blair, will,
nf1t sFEtrg, ta1e bold OF The Upton 4 Nusca,4ne
Railroad plo}e + ard IRON snd stock tie loe from
the North. essrn Road, in Cedar County, through
Upton 70 Mutcattnt-
WISCONSIN.
Robert Allison. Of Grant County. Killed. last
week. on the Wisconsin R'ye5, near B4cooel a
black bear, which weighed s,x hundred .ound.,
OF c, c. Doa. 1a.el, Appointed to 4 clertahip IN
the Wisconsin State Government, II IS mentioned
~ spects utrtt 1nss he received, during the war
AEoupds enough 70 kill mule"
The Madison journal Of the 18Th eaJa: 1.-THE
PR rsentWueonain Le1lslsturr luke the Legts!stures
OF tone Of the otuer Teattrn States. has taken
an advaI &C step IN the direction Of aduut1nR
1omen TO equal political privileges with MN the
HepUol1c4lS OF tue Senate ndf1ng d'fecEea Inc 30
polntnert Of Miss Jn,ta Hubbard ~ Transct hing
CLERK. Mss hubbard Ii. re uDdera'and, = niece
Of Mis- Colonel Rsyrolds, sud u . daughter Of
DR. Hubbard, formerly resident OF thu city bat
Who removed to Warrington about s1x yesEs ago
M,ss Hubbard 10 soun9 lady OF pfeposse5rlng sp-
pt afat c., Of education. atd Intelligence She has
been lsii in inis q TOT some ttae past, and has
doIe coz, .dersole aosE ~ copJtGt showing her,
SELF q ready. ptat and accurste Wf1ter, and well
qna,dtd to d!scbsrse 'he duties ot the poalson TO
which hhe has heen appointed.
INDIANA.
,O5e thy lAss wtek boy AFed II years, named
Winter, Goa mitted suicide by shooting himself,
at the reeldei ca OF hts father, At Ftse Conner,
rtzr Tt dss,dirg l.ne Of Mani apd Falton Couo-
t,rA The boy had lcr son 3ears boen an c1ed
with what u termed wnlIo sweutuf. Feellng tnA
, 1870-01-15

Prince Perre Napoleon Boaapa.te, win t,1:Aa,
y. sie,oI ME-. oas taA 40 adventurous esreer-
tclioa Cd .nilitcy pursults He rce tnr1 -. at
Lcctep. nro'hes ot Nsoole IN L, aad vas born a. a.
Eong ngn ~ L. l9la l9 1ss hs cane 70 thus county to
Hs pext p1oteeded 10 Cno1baa Aud ioi. ~ M
army Of saAal der. By whom he Raa p,sc+d IN
to 1!als, wae1a he vas regarded ajth distaya, ~
tft Papsl fsovernuens. Wnfca IN tE.6 min. =, -
Il1a PET he s.oua lesSe ,ee Paoal siaIes sar.
60 tEo aan 1'l!ed the'r Chief; he rece.rsA ~ u
ever, II Ncunns Ia The ekcounser. nnn ~ -
ssalgnaal, AteI rather lc7C dereatlao It tor:
SaHt AaEe!rt n j0ne. ne Eatnrued 10 th.a ronT
W. LIE Lex: went 10 Enp:nn, and t1e-ce tn ,na
,.s5at s5s,. o. te,io. Don.2 an e1sar.on 'In tn
@ faIe, ,ne ne naa sn!,a;,sa aq71ssi VIA The PAIL
deadly COMA. Tna Eoslsn Go..Gmsn: =
nas.sg iaduesa him % saye 1he Ia1aa and Grees
- te1v'ces 70 FIstce, and 10 aenemel sij ~
.a.s1lo1 q Eg5p'.. Ii Isis, on heaIirg lee navs
;1s Tsolo,Uo; he ha.'tped 70 P4s recalled Il
nan ana.B e1teitslued Iepc b.,can pr1Ec,u1es ~ ID
vsaEeo n,l9a11 appolbt mint. he va. e.rc:e.,
~ ~, I0s G. 70 ths tonst tuehr A.se1 biz, ard
sotea s'ta tie exr1eLe Lfr, and agalns. t1vtrs
ITO Coanbess; ioE lhe right Of LABOR; progressive
81 10 aq ~ t9t ee pso
IN many oeca:loos be tea'idet 10 the seottre ents
q els contin. Louis Ssfoleoc. After tas eecttoc
rsi,,, sud Of r. e. ssxnedt!oE @
TO ktue The Denoerais received consls ent
6SnpoIt 1rcm h!nt except IN ftlatlcn to personal
nat'tre Ct the Pr"stcf1r Eeeteesel for co-stcs-
he sc'eI ~ Ole OF the most Brctas atre1sA{tes Of
II sct1op. TEE anger Of the Rghi was otten ax,
ctted bT hls democratic htacr.
II P,erre Donapanc also euez9ettcsl1y deu,et
that auy p7ojscFs wele enteIs7iued fe1 3ecttng h
cup Etiat, r0fhef Lppsf..AmeEf+ry lae puu1a
He thc Neo The taue ,11rsc,1s disposition ln Iis
nihsYy concnct- 1o l5to be left ior Algeria.
Wtere he ass1sted Ut The tlst operations ut tie
s'eee o. z,schta, SUD s1eu. hafoEe the astaulf,
.Ed Mrhous perm !'sfor. he returned to E=aacr.
Tee Alnstff Of War te Pr1vet hsGl OF his Eillfarr
Ial :, md THIS tasu1e. which was folnxed b.
dntl o*tEeeu II f1tse Bonspi1te sad toorrai-
ht ol 'he e1'reue k'2ht, 1ec=4yel Tho e1preae sp.
probation OF The A. senb:y.
Tbs coup d'ttat hasttE placed IN IN awk7ard
poStitoo pS 100 thr ntn BEN ol NE Boz aoar,e family
Of tie co1tusu'lop, NJ Pierre Boraparte rastre1
10 private life At the .s-establ!abmens o. la
tTpre he Received. with his hrosaer,, fne tssls q:
Prince, hot without peiuR my lcnger oon Of the
1nperal fau,ly. 10 does por much fse2uen. tha
cunrt cI tEe fuleE1ss, lives sones nrra IL Ca;a:-
ca TO Rfatiiy n. ta.ts for bantsna. ard 1t her
tarttt bis ltunra to ,lte.ery our~utts, AID tfa,e-
lsled ExeraIis 'rsgsdy ot HEabuehQooneaof
, 1870-01-15

The Womans Journatps the title Of a
handsome eiRhtpage, bsod-oolumn weekly
paper, published in Boshn and Chicago
simultaneously, which sucaeds Mrs. LIVER
mores Agitator. The Journal is printed
on fine white paper, with clear type, and
has very attractive appeaanco. Unlike
most of the so-called womsn's nswppaper
organs, it is edited with dignity, foroe, and
ability. In the introductory article, writ
ten BY Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, It ia s4ial:
"We lmplort our eisters, u whatever kind or
deaEee, 10 1naAe common ouse With n, 10 iaJ
down al patrisan Hatfsle ana G1RAulEo peace-
fnl Grad Army Of he hepuMc Of Wousu- But
VIC DO not ask Ehem to o1gxLi1 n against 1neo,
but 20 asAlnht Al mat u tern4cans TO men and
10 wnucc. AHatnst supestut1oA xbe&her social
or pIteaslJt eRtinst ldlebcaa Whetatr aestheuc Of
VICIOUS, aet1aAt osp1t S.inu. Hnela,r Of manly VIII
or itmtnc caprice. OuIa u olt Lev EAoHAy5e,
3 fresh phaiarx In the good pznt oifAit1. 1u 1nis
coutea', the ar1or Of Paul viii bsomo n, the
shield a1o pseaatptz OF strong sDn sniu,ng viE-
tne- AID sim ole scripture pftcept re viii clo~e
our FAlrtatton- With s4Eer,T zeal ant mothcrly
v1gnslee, Let h1otheEty love condtus.,"
The editors arc Mary l. Lissrmoze,
Julia Ward howe, Lucy Stone, YIN. Lloyd
Garrison, and 7. ". Higgiuson. Thopr1ce
Of the paper Is s. gear, in advance.
, 1870-01-15

The two plans OF minority representation
introduced in the Constitutional Convention
BY Mr.. Mediu and 31r. Browning are a.
follows:
By hit. MEp11L:
In all .lectlpns for choice Of Senators or Repre-
eehtalfes, each qualified voter ehall pe entitled to
Oh au5 ynfe6 a. 1here arc Secntors or Represent
a'iSes TO b elected bJ the Bame con4tltuencs. sud
nsy dIst1inafe hia votes equally or upequnlly
among The csnctdases. or Concentrate them Upol
nbe o. hla opttoC {ous he shall not gge any nmser
q o'her fraction than obe-haK 1ots TO any IN.
dfale); aIo toe Candidates receiving tbs greatest
numpef I roses s1al be declared eicr;ed.
B. MT. D1oTArAa:
In the e!ectlo1 Of ali Officers Ia this S.as. vhotb
ef executive, legislative, 11dc Al, o. m!ulstclfel
EEenerI Nofe ol1cGts than one arc % b. eiecte.d
~ lie same copet!'uencg for the same pElce and
Tor the bane ttue or term OF service eacc yotet
sha'l be ennt'ed To AZ maey votes a. 1he uhoIe
huneef u of1ctta to be choleu By the R4ue con-
ttHuetcy, TO tic saue of1ce, Tor the aAnc tune OF
term OF service.
, 1870-01-15

: All but sl3, 900 Of the memorial fund Of
100000 for the relief of the family OF
the late Mr. Stanton have been subscribed
IN the three cities of Phlls.elphia, New
York, and Boston. Thus far, Philadelphia
hts subscribed $4,000, Boston SIG, 900,
and New York nearly $4,000. Such a
popular testimonial is fairly due to one
who, though one Of the kindest and
gentlest Of husbands and fathers, yet Rsye
10 his country, without stint OF sparing,
the health and services which, il devoted
to tho pursuit of the gains Of his protes-
alon, would have placed his family IN CON-
Portable circumstances.
, 1870-01-15
The Pardon OF Walahs
thk Ed1or af The CAieaoo Ifi1uak.

In looking over Jnur paper Of January 8. o3d
IN article headed " The Case OF Wash. the Wife.
Murderer" IN which Jon justly complain Of the
action OF Goytrrnr Palmer. II tho Governor can
SET a.tds the just verdict OF ju'y, plesse use
your powerful influence with the Constitutional
Convention to take the pa1daung power from The
Governor. and gre It to the Legislature. Now Ia
the time 10 slI,ke while toe iron Il hot Life ap
property In ihe United States arc very iosecr.
and It II une for tho autnor1ttes TO act moe de
c1aedls for the public good II the presecr state
Of stIsils continues much 10 GER the ps on.e vi,
be compelled 10 AdDinlster 1AH Ia aoco, ,da. ca xi,n
Jodke Lynch, Hhics, 10 laWahi5..LK people i
ver> ubsAts1Ao orr d.
PEORIA. Jan. 10,
, 1870-01-15
TIE E0IR HOHlCIQE,

While an attempt has been made to in
flame the French people into revolution
over The death Of Victor Noir at the handy
Of Prince Pierre Bonspaste, tho case Is one
Of such blame On both sides as TO prevent
the Indignation being very deeply conceu-
trated egaioet the Imperial government
Indeed, rp to the moment Of the cataa-
trophe, Noir and his Companion, De Fou-
yille, were clearly the aggsesaors. They had
int1uded On the Prince at his private resi-
dence, to convey to him challenge from
PascbAl GruuEset, one Of ths writer's On
Rocheforts journal-the Mdrs.laise. The
challenge is stated to have been sent in
consequence Of certain injurious articles
against Grousset, published in another
newspaper, which were in reply to Grous-
sets articles in Rocheforts journal against
the Prince.
The difficulty originated in the attacks of
Rochefort and Grousset on the Prinoe-
For several 1ensona, TIE demand for duel
by the deceased Noir and De Fouville vas
wholly uncaIied for under the code Of
honor. II, in replying to their own
assaults On the Prince, q journal attacked
their personal characters, the insalt If any,
had been. given by the conductor ID the
rival journal, not by the Prince, whom he
wss defending. Any challenge OF the lat
ter was wholly uuprovoked, and an eri-
denco simply Of conspiracy. The Prince
could not bold himself ready to fight all the
French Journalists who might assa1 each
other in discussing the legitimacy Of h,a
birth or tho merits Of his career.
Again, tho Prince Bouaparte, being tho
object Of the most conspicuous and bitter
assaults, had the right, il be made them
the subject Of duel at al, TO deal with
their responsible publisher, NJ Rochefort,
and not with their mere writer. The in
trus,on Of these writer's on Prince Bona
pa1te looks much Like an effort to make
notoriety and political capital amongst the
rahble Of the f4ubourgs, by means Of q
deliberate conspiracy to conyic: the Empe-
ro.'s cunsin Of coHariioe in refuslng to fight
them for a newspaper discussion Of which
he Was the subject, but to which he WEE
not party. and which began in their own
invec1ves sgsinhs him.
Whether regarded under the code Of hon
or or the eode -Napol<on, their visit to the
Bouapa1te was hostile Intrusion, which,
under Ike circumstances in this or INV
other country, wonid have been likely to
have led to SIMILAR violence.
The parties datly contradict each other in
their version OF the rtnoontrt, each charging
the other with striking the blow which prs
<1a3aa IN foYn1 Ehrf II ia f1ff1r,tf IN
, 1870-01-15

TIE DEBArR Oh VIRGINIA

lao ueoa'e N toe eenase on Thursday
shows that the Republicans Of that bod,
afe divided on the question Of admitting
Virginia INTO the Union, and also how tne1
arc DIVIDED Mr. Sumner is the leader o.
the faction who may be denonlnated I'll,
1Eeeonc'Isb'es, and whose plan was avowee
by MI Palmer, Of Iowa {ln the Houso), te
be " not to admit Virginia uuder INV cir;
comstances-" Mr. Trumbull Is, apparently
fhe leader Of thu wing which supports the
President IN his Recommendation that Vii.
GINA be now admitted into the Union,-
she having complied with all the preFiously
existing requirements OF Congress. In
sne passage-nt-aEns which occurred between
LII. IFumbull and MI. Sumner, the latter
was su,nma1ily unhorsed and ridden over,
Mr. Tfumbul is not only a much better
,deoater than MI. Sumner, but more sure
looted statesman every way. It will BE-
Some time, we fancy, before the Afassachu-
eetta Sen ator attempts to crack his whip in
that quarter nga1n. Mr.. Stewart, Of Ne
vada, very properly and successfully re-
scented similar imputatinn 1non h;,nsa,f
by Mr.. Sumner, implying that he (steyart)
md his colleague (Nye) had gone oyer to
the Democrats.
Tho memorial submitted by Mr. Sumner
rs representing the yiewa of the A Jova1
people of Virginia recites, amono other
things, that Governor Walker WIS M pres;,
dent Of club IN Chicago Organized II, raa
cae rebel prisoners frnm Csmn Dono,.s y
Il the other statements in tha ns,,o-;e1.~.
as reckless md nnt-n.hfo1 az nj. ~ -.
meut is certainly mt vrortb bs,;n, ...-
rel about Mr. y.,kar ,zft th;s ~, ,.as..1
1ea,s brfora the csn, no,.,.. ...s,.:.1
took n,sre and es,ohi,shad f. ,os;aaI
Norfolk y1rr,n,a Dnr;no tha sI ,as. na1;t; -
"a, .a,nas;an =, vs. No .A's pouA'-
.sn, 80 49,. g. papet Sas
sf;-o,;,, .I,,4 NJ. ~ ,11,.- 1osso
=. o,r,. 1s,sn;-. =. -. a. - 20 1eo11eat u
H.. ,,-;.aea.a -, - oAA4p oous-
c;t;zana ,1a.s n.,.aa ppe l'ecl0oie
n-ha o;...,...r- -, 50 ~ r1"e7'
, 1870-01-15
MUNICIPAL DEBTS.

l
The second and fbird cr,uaae rood q, T.,
~oNe t1'o toiu c'"uses Ieao IS 10
lows:
cata defects Or 5xiin1es N ~. qeua 10 supp
meet expenses 10. otnerrtse prpF1ned Io5. IN
tne agarssate an cart Of sacn debt, direct 10
q mole ac's Of the General AsseuoIy or a. d n,ne n
| eli ~ RODS Of ttrre shaii re1tr cv.aaa va c1,
OF $50 oeo: a1d The moi ey arisi: 10 tie cIe;
Elo OF sLct Ct BIS Aball pe applied 70 fhe nnrno.
for Hhich IL was or,elus,ed. or 10 rena1 ~, ~
] dents 50 cor1ttcttd. sLd 10 no oiSeT rnrna.
"aMaases Mssc I 7,..1,s,
70 ocEtrsct detts, the STATE nay eotUac: dsots /
t6p S,aie ,a rr .urness ht 81 1n,aeet1ou: os dsfen
oes'a 60 cnn'ructed snnu b. apri;ed 70 tna psf II
oebs. and 10 10 o:her pulnos shareetI Iepa' soe1
These provisions dider from the presan
constitution in that they prohibit the cr,a
ticn OF any debt beyoud $3.50. 0Oo uhi1t
the present constitution limits The debt t.
$50, ,oo0, nn1ess the Law creahnR the debt
ind levying the tar 10 pay the interest and
principal of the same, be first submitted to
the people, and be approved by them at n
general election.
The fourth section is AZ follows.
"sEc. l. No county. CITY, municipal corporation.
hpea@e o sGsop J., osGI ZEAL b so*eo 70
pose to an anoanr in the s3gtegass e9ceedt5s s @ rs
wits'G tuen ~ sae vaoe @ o. tne ta1aole property
loxn,h,p, Of echooi bti'ct; sucn taxaSie n,npeI.
IL s. S1a 2ans q s n1 sne 49, stass saa eonni
ednesa An5 coanty.cfJ, muaicipa. corr @ ,rstlon :.
s1n... p oi ssaoot d'stet 1ac1sroz GUY iadoDt:
50 dong, provide 1or the coleetioa Of direct tsI
fs. dee 70 pa5 19o 20 Iet or inch deot as lr
c.pal thereof w1!Aln ten Jeass ffom he nne sI Of
eopuae1'le M 'ne s'tae
4u'S see1'on - en''selY neW' and Is
eAeA1S ueeaeu' ou' ~ Seenas 70 as thAt 1t
nsy W uaoie 'oe'ason. oook County has
'ull.9 -; .s'1 to~ns IL also includes the city
sunaeo' "mco, IN num- mas three leg'l
euoua ~ Sls.ons: ~ As tne property OF one OF
.nsse SUBDIVISIONS 10 De enalgeaole with q
oeo' equa4 10 d per cent OF the nssesaed
SHlue OK lls ta1ao!e properly, and another
f.r ' ''A'a e>'@e'A0'
All bodies. ybe,ber School .rrnafaea =,
other legal authorities, OF any district nre,
IN legal contemplation. public corporations;
and there are in every county corpora
lions within corporations. Is each of
these corporations to be entitled to
contract debt equal to per cent OF
the assessed valuation Of its taxable prop-
esty3 lake the case Of the town Of South
Chicago. Can the taxable property Of that
town be boroened with county debt equal
10 . per cent OF its assessed value. aud
Win cfy debt equal TO 8 per cent of
!es saiue' ana also a town dsbt equal to
= per cent OF lts VllueS Unless the
, 1870-01-15
'f Tho raging rpcks
Ana AhlEeHng 6hockH
6b1ll btcAE tue l1cu
Af HFtAf11 rfafmk L. "

&A4-Ff
The representation u Thoroughly Rrotesque, and
could rot be exceised by Gr,set himself. Tue
reaaed nose, projecting uuder Np, narrow
forehead and scaut hales standing o7t liks quills
from hts occput, convey me tdea Of eouotnod IL
Dora0ce and presumption IN tho most graphic
mAouer.
In the next plcture the Artist gets loto fairy
land, AID gives II one OF tho best scenes In the
book. II II tho meeting OF Puck aud the fslry
upon thitue ou1h tntert uined with : shamrock
and rose !eavea Puck stauds upoo this le leaf
upon cne Of hts dainty feet. holding sae other IN
bis hand, while win suggestive upltfted 1nger ha
N1rna the fa]ry:
aTlor now. spirit! whster wander you :"
The fairy, noves1rH toHaId him with flowing drsp
cry Atd loo, ra,r Is ono OF the saeetest little d
u1es u aanAhle; Just the ono to seek AID
hsr pe all. in sslpA' ears O.ct moro in fa.rJ-
lAxd ard no haye Oberon In The form Of Corn,
"pls5ipg on pipes CT corn, and FefilHE love 10
amo1ous PEyluda." This latter Il rc,ritg her el.
bows uron Cor1ns knee. lEtea,ug win al her
soul 10 the sWeet muAlc. Her figure
Ii Absouttly perfect AID thoroughly
classca, in The pose OF the tody and the contour
Of tie limbs. Tie quarrel between DenctTtus
and Helens, whefe he excla,us:'
I'll run from thee AID hide Z IN the brakes,
And hare rhee to u e mercy Q. Wild be 4stg /"
u yety tolc:oe, especially In tue sup. eating at
AIuUG VI Inc lStkSxt AOHH4 IL - 1ll eo NQ14AC@
ter1tuc a. some Of the ctEer scenes 0ne OF the
gems Of The book II the 1ttle fairy with spear Of
l1aaa 1or hiA lapce, Eount-d upon roae-leavee
AID standing guard whtlo Tttanta LccpA The
nsur, although very minute, Is perfect in tts out
Ike, eDd he'tays the Ultimate kIow edge the AZ
tisl nn4t have posses.e" of the proportions ot the
human EEure. The piucky ustle 1ello Is making
huge strides from rose leaf to rose Leaf, atd
etard. ~ erect kpd defiant rs soldier OF the Old
Gosrd. ready 70 do pat'lc wuh any nai1udlas bee
CT codiipR bette who shall dare 70 lu1estsse
| with tne s:uu b. n Of bis heaaulul Qaeao. Tue
| next p'rtclc represents ueItLa cut Of bsea.n In
her cHa,e after pealstr1us- Tuere IL 1erling Of
| ex'rcu laAtliuce it the htnple rguie, xhc1 La
uesUtifu,5 iehevsd By de.lca.e and graceful
| ttacely u leaves eu.*lp 4 her.
In the thtu act the a1lls: gres III sone specl.
meLs OF hls cfDstsG1e n1o1 In dAp:cuue bo,-
1o1u, nj the trst tastAEce Ia wheu Bottom, with
| tie atk7 head 1Eon Els sho-lderS, ueetA 6poot
bottom .s4nd4 Ia 1t ntttude OF magnificent
aslninuy. the as head fall Of odd e1pseaslop con.
| uoLuag poor Stout, VIM Is In very ec.sAcJ Of
I terror. 1ne rfsre& ale. Iplty itnoutd nth luc-
Tbs s1'geris n suoutskels ha-, waca seems to
1e lsius from ,ia head, IN his 1so7pilg po.e, III
| tie open noulh. 1ne benz. c1oacutLg uods, tne
poTetias htocs znd pt1a!Jtea 1egt. Crl.1a1snk
, 1870-01-15
Nlhk&NXk
Hrs. Yelrezto1 ia giving Readings IN Nebraska
MISSOURI

MISSOURI.
A FoIs Plain audience Nere 20 evidently dis
pleased With . lyceuu lecturer, the other day
that he stopped, And gave those WHO were diss%t
tsded an opportunity to leave the room. Tna hal
vas totally cleared in soou: nve mlnntea.
Tho following "a an extract OF pirate lette,
frcm Neosho, in southHeat Missouri:
-On the sfte.nooa Of tho 1skh Of Ecccmsey, youu,
msn. wEl dret.ed stoppea .t the h,use q u- 67'on
~: :aa - Il ies.ias ri o. Fet;ins M s ssa %
:, ~ ess I'D e 'u7
xake: md thea s..dt!, you'd aot n1ttsr mueh.
feana Lsh fassr I'D aeitfiou. pas:eiaa M y. W
m sa saas :s ne I'd spsEs aeses
e e. h
ttkss a1d u last h9urs a1o Spent Ia 9ivtns *.
Il II IT, 50 Es1e I'll 1i L avssy a9s
sst t: @anseies: .ns "a r. # NY,h
wife snd estla 4 aeatoa County, Mlasesot.; h.s 10
;sthaiOf h. e sa 81;
he =. he !eIt 1Anazoo MtclaRan, wt:i three
j. ose..e, s
.e asd 70 b. pssfcey ready ior the last eh.n.r,
lid roe.hs aner ns IL II Il
r. 1se m esh
aftctnoon."
10 Book n, III s53-3s5 In tho Fctordi. Of Mount
eonay Cont IT, n decd given by WIN. Dsp.n. of
1utowu. 70 Che Tr4stets Of tha Lutheran md et
reformed Of That place for 1et IL ths
n3o od the cha1ctsaf burning ground, and fr no
otAe1 purpose rh.xeser eeeur: fhe following: fhst
cey q any n,a1 q ses q men upon thu earth, but
Ala 'thy thst the bore; II His sefVasts MY
q. ? ,.ea to order to- tranpes 70 be tounaed isr
From PIONEER members d Tho eh1rrhes to whose eafly
Trustees The aborc Remarkable language addsesstG,
ltan that shc sttne.s Of the measure vas dne .
the fAet that she donor had early day the Ks
esen lot to church ies graveyard. aud net navns
the bound to hld tor the n1c1lva purposa
los xhis t a. ez.ated tssy sa.nged bs.e and d.
uteh+r W believe. and TIN s1errd lplsse Ct The,
thnis r. :6e wsT anTah Tho old sraseysrd to
heated n tho sieny r. churches in primitive days IL
lo tEe cenffo Of tho ,Wn, and the 'tnhahtauts
hAvs secured md cndo ~ea cemetery IN tho veiaity,
have long sinnc Grated making nteFntnt. tnefe and Il
I. - gong into dec.y. Az Tho re=,td t1e boats of
. bs = question. Whit shAi he aonc nth tha I'D
Known Who Will reaeaseits Mn.t II relnzin uaata
y AQ can bAY!"
, 1870-01-15
b9 VA . b1rdeu 10 hfmseN and his relntions, he
exme 70 Tho concluslou that the soonc1 he could
"Aa1ma OF this mortal ootI " taa better.

be VA b1rdeu 10 hfmsell and h.s relations, hi
exnse 10 tho coDcluslon that the soonc1 ho coult
"ahnme Oh this mortal coil tae better.
A1Cm0AN.
Several ledtes In Detroit hsYe pestttoned III
C1Sy Council 70 sppoint Lucy Ii, Arnold, u. D., q
ns7 Physician One OF the siRnet1 moved BY II
altuA:nu 70 the petition in local psper, wrtle.
that 81 <eEe ara no three names upon the who,e
nst that w6.1d nsfnt2in for encourage anything
that pettAi1ed t. the eufranchlse msnt of women
bu on ths contrary would regard 1t ~ one OF tut
most sppa1ng evil that could fall upon the Amert-
can people, and souh urgo every uue women, Ia.
6nuch ~ she regards the s4ctedness of society,
and tho welfare Of the race, to usa her influence
sHAinst the ftzhtu Of Suffrage 10 women"
Tbs product OF the Franklin Copper Mine fo1
December WEE 70 toni 341 poucda The product
Of the schoo!craft Nine Tor tbs year 1860 was 20
tons 1,o2o pounde.
The orewery OF George c. Sheldon, at portase
Lake, Ha1 burned December y. Smith / Harris
Hocltng Ttasecost, Etward Ryan and Thoupas
II. Les had goods STORED ID t1e building, The
to1al loss IL from eoa, 900 10 sto,ooo.
A correspondent. Of tic Detroit Ptes Fsx.. writes
M follows: -
About thtos miles tr1s s v1l.es Of Green.il,e IN
h.na.snae sle shset u W.ter. viii fas saos1 ires
tho !uver. 81 ptse4torid there Il rousate.
yet truthful hlstusJ connected *fth It which ,und
oru like sn indaa Tradition Of centuries ago tbsn N
sct.ai occurrence Of hsE Jcar1 lnce Watc 90 "a e.
cnsion lew gathered tho follo <Iug stoty
nd IT. ha1 cc been voushcd fur by other
eHy setteED: trioe Ct Iudt las were then eacaped
on the fho1s Of the 4Rkt noA< IT. ontet. st1ea OF TOE
a:s G = &c 10 ~ t2a;is :;
stP ssis:
1 I'll, aer
a the es Of the tsiee warmed mora or less
nh dEe WAtsE." demanded iher ports ~ of the sod
Disputes Aose to tho rel1ttTe ah1To Of each Home
ctEtned mofe than equ&l shsrn. claiming to have
tna3buted noft to the psuteelou senera eood eo-
= etsutt Of the ttbet Hi8h words wrre abgat 70
b. followed BY hooasa:dt uhen their Chief demanded
dlepce, AID ptypssed to then wait tl the 1prrov
honld c0t+ thef excited r&In1, aud they uid H5leu
10 Iotacn snt wots Of clgnee4 from the older eo
1ues Eas finally Effected md euet rcisned
hrpnShouf tba camn, Ehen the Chief, re&Ard-
n8 the kntd ~ exuSc Of eru t0sttad OF hkeEdnE
tole qu1ttlT out. eaH} tho gold WITH hn and en-
s1tns c.aoe Paddlea quickly md 9e,.eletaT 2 tbe
be deep .te Of tte lake In tnn rninx he did not
leoy KhAt hs had done, but WIS IN The ufdat Of
peech telling them ot thcf folly n being Ike the pals
.rea sl.yes to i'd Wteu El.h i9ud 5hoop the en-
tre band ee upon HIN. numbering him and rpulatng
IL body $r horrible nRXey. H1s x1ATe Il pt1 Ah1,
"a na1y have secn h1s son 9etnfn- xiihin the Last
Esnt3 JcAft. to mourn over It Greedy hAp3a hiTe
fi sou$ht far the oa Eud* but to nlroosa tbs
aters arc many hundrndk o foet In depth stfsuxa
raly scetn for ~ small akea nero pond @ 1 tho
to.y ofteo told Of the Pot af Gold In W4ba.sss