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In Memol'iam.
CLINTON LODGE, No. 3.
July 1G ESQ


July 1G, $50.
Whereas, Tho Great Architect of
the Universe: in the decrccs Of his
All-Hiso Providence, has seen fit to
remove from the scenes Of his earthly
laborS, our much esteemed and worthy
brother DAVID RICHARD SOND.
LEY, a Jealous member Of this Lodge;
therefore hc it
Resolced, That in the death of our
brother David II. Sondlcy, masonry
has sustained the loss of one Of its
bright and shining lights-this Lodge
one of lis most devoted members
the community one OF its best citizens,
and the church valuable member.
Eesclred, That VIC tender to the wild
owed mother and orphan children, our
heartfelt coincidence and sympathy.
and trust that Ile who "tcnlpcrs the
wind to the shorn lamb" may sustain
them in this their great afllicLion, and
''pour in tho oil Of JOY for mourning
and give the garment Of praise for the
spirit Of heAviGess."
R'solred, That tho Secretary be di-
rcctcd to dedicate blank page to the
memory Of our deceased brother upon
his record book. and append thereto a
copy Of these resolutions.
R'vofred. That this Lodge be clothed
in mourning, and the members rcuucs.
ted to wear the usual badge, for the
next thirty days, rs q tribute Of res
|pcct TO the memory of our deceased
brother.
Resolred, That the Secretary be in
structcd to send copy Of these rcso-
Iutions to tho family of the deceased,
and also furnish copy to the Press
':d Banner for publication.
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THE ANDERSON tNTELLIGENCEn.-

THE ANDERSON fNTELLIGENCER.-
Our esteemed contemporary was wont
to refresh us with sight Of his pleas
ant face every Thursday evening, but
now wo never SEQ him until he has
been hobnobbing with his friends in
Columbia. We prefer to get the An
dcrson news from headquarters, and
would be glad if our friend would en-
change greeting with country
ncighbor, who appreciates him, be-
fore he speeds to tho scabord,
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Friday, July 90, 1870.
Reform Meeting on the Both Discussion
Invited.

Wo are authorized to state that the
Union Reform candidates earnestly
desire to discuss the questions of tho
day with their Republican opponents
at tho Abbeville Meeting, on the 3Oth.
Let tho Republicans put their Rich
monds in the field, and take up the
gage Of battle.
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Dry WEATHER. This and other
portions of the District have been fa
vored during the past few days with
partial showers, but rain is still very
generally needed. This is a'critical
time with tho corn crop, which is SO
often ruined by drought in July.
With seasonable rains the crops prom.
ise WE'LL ~" TsaI
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Notice.

'ENHE Repairing and Curbing Of
Il tho Side Walk on Magazine
Street, from Main Street to McDon-
alPs lower corner will bu let to low
est responsible bidder on Monday
next, 25th inst. The side walk to bs
widcncd and substantially curbed
an open rock culvcrt or drain to bo
made along the side walk. For spec
itications apply to Intcudant.
Bids to be submitted in writing.
W. IL. PARKER.
lntcndant.
July 20. 1870, 1t
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s@- A new and dangerous counter
felt fifty cent note, with the vignetto
of Lincoln, has been put in circula-
ton in New York, but it is believed
that they are intended for circulation
in the South. There has been nc at
tcmpt made as yet to counterfeit tho
new issue.
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SICKNESS There is still good
deal Of sickness prevailing in our vii
lage' and the country generally. The
sickness among the blacks has been
unusually fatal during tho present
season. Scarlet fever is the prevail
ing type Of disease. In some por-
tions of the District it has boon very
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TOWN TAXES.

TFOWN TAXES AND COMMIT
d TATION FOR ROAD DUTY
are required to he paid at once. Tho
Council will hold meeting on Mon
day next, and Executions issued
against dciautcls.
WIN. II. PARKER,
lntendant
July go, 1870, IL
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ng- The Rev. DR.. Buist Of Green-
vile, will preach in the Presbyterian
church in this village on Sunday next
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ET The resignation of Judge Car
penter was received by Governor Scott
on Saturday.
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The FIench and Prussian Armies.
FRENCH ARMY,

The army according to tho new
law Of February l, 1868, consists Of
the active army and the reserve, each
numbering 100000 men. A Gardc
Rationale Mobile. which was to mum.
bcr about 10000, was to cooperate
for tho defence Of fortrcsscs, coasts
and frontiers. The National Guard
has q military organization, and is
placed under the Minister Of War.
1t comprises $50 battallions. having
each eight companies Of 1000 men
and 125 batteries Of 200 mcn togcth-
cr, the active army, tho reserve. and
the National Guard, number 1850, 900
men.
The active army is rs yet low. or
course it be greatly increased whom
-, n, n ,,,,r fnOticr
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s@ Judge Longstrest died on the
9th inst, at the advanced age of eigh-
ty. >sfa59 '-
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s@ Tho telegraph .ann6rnces the
death Of the new French Minister at
" Washington, NJ Paradol.
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It is rumored that Senator Sprague
8 going to try Chinese labor. -
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NOTICE.

L am going to reduce my Stock,
and to do so will sell Goods at very
low prices, until LIST September.
Generally this is done ito make
room, &c., &c - but IodOzit SIM
ply for the Money, Yes, sir, for
the money. Respectfully: ~ "a
2-1uf - JAS. W.. FOWLER, - q. o. !.
Proprietor Emporium Of Fashion.
, 1870-01-05
The TclcErapneEks Strike.


Isp1ASAroL1s, led, Jan. 1.-The strike OF the
tetE1arReTs OF THIS cliff sill continues There Is
no doubt that there II Thorough organization
tia: intend TO tight II out on this line Il I: takes
Ill wipter. There was q very enthusiastic EJECT
lug held this evening at their headquarters, at
Which very encouraging tnesssges were Tece.ved
from all parts OF tne country. The b0rs are In
n,eh Fplrlts, aud clatm tHat thcs know no tuch
word as fall. .......-...
CIkclkSA11, Ian. 4-The operators Of the Vest
etu Union Teicg1apA company. On strike, are
consIdesabls eiatra Tonight over the news from
the Eaet aud South. the ot1!ce here Is TRANSACT
Ing all f'ueEettt and claim that 1t VIII ne aole TO
get AcpK without tie stfikers- Specials from
Washington and other pisces are coming through
CLEVELAND. Jan. t--7o Eti.ors: Oar .cror's to-
tt2h. are Eccc sartE b;!ef, o~t5S to the extenBou
Of the strike amorc the ooetAtoEa ID tho employ
OF the Western urtou Te.ee1 arh Company. 1t
having been a.cc.talIed tnat the operators at
Chicago and C1ccnnR'! struck under q Elsnpple-
hepeion Of the difficulty on the factnc Coas',
demand was made bJ the chief officers Of the &C.
cret leasue tn the Iel7gr aan comrsay that IT. tnc
issuea ' ny the cIsna @ secre;srT Of the Isasuc 10
asl T. i,xs snS g.
Cd this Afternoon. Oals Mt. S.Emn, chief opera.
tor, III cha:cr Of tne DAT rerorts. ard MI Jtnda',
f.sea = t1e N oee = suca
ID, ard With the assistance OF 1be officers, work u
i"i a,sfis7!rS great en,r3S ii the e:nersencv. he
repors that oJ to-morrow be will have the ser
vices Ct enough good operators now on the way
from the irtstd towns, 10 that Gus.ccss WILL be
tS,cItd} WA. uxsRr SMITH.
western Cpion Telegraph Cenpsny IN shs+ city
have resolved not ~ join the strike, Whtca Is
conceded " al eeusiois operators as premature
WAsIiIS.;1ok, jan. 4-The telegraph operators
OF the Western Union Offices IN this city, twenty
scyen In number, s:rnck thls afternoon.
, 1870-01-05

Gcsife 1ntecr*-Stn9c JVnE Claims
lolIcctcd-1tIinais Central Rsall-
road ltcCearth-Arrisol OF Convene
tton Delc.utea-s'aats Paper Ques-
tIon-Eccieslesticxl Next S;a<o
Fair.
smc:a1 Des1a:ca to The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. s.
TIC supreme Court Of the state commenced ,ts
January session to tl.y. TEe1e WILL he about the
ukua: nEnuunt Of tuh!4tss to transact. / large
Lumber Of members Of the lar are In attendance.
The United States District Court, Judge Tfeat
presiding, Was also 10 session today. .--
The GGyCrncr Is 10 receipt Of United states
t,y Colonel u. u. Cooke. 1t!lre's siasc Agent 1t
Washington, and IL part Of the c:a'ns tatt fsavt
uron Il i.aEe oi aeIi.so;. d vouchers u cosucl
tooke, haze p:eh aa.o*cf. ....
Gns :to:s re:st;,'s q The li!.ao!s cecstsl Raj.
anonrI TO 81, .rs t't The c,mpauy today
pad INTO the State iIeaiusy per Ecut Ut tau
a,oyc sun, anou.tiag 10 t::i.o
tnye arrived, aEd n.a'tcrs arouad The STATE House
e;tiuv ilvsl.. The gallery unh lobby ri.l re
crowded with spectators Tomorrow, to listen ~
the expected III; CT the prin11ng question. \
EGHber IT ILc2htfP arc cocie ed ard priced los
speech 1'ro or Gun, and Indications poas to at
LEAST thtte d4ys Of dcs,atc on This question.
Bishop Whlte101te viii yislt tails fIaftsh to- NOR
row evening, ED a: 81. pAut's Church administer
-rc ho,y r,tc ct Continuation H-F. ii. ". Pierce,
&
ph:ch vas accepted uT the yest1y last n,snt &C.
coHtan'ed With .cE5 coGp!tneotAsJ Resolution
r. eonsec!attd Al f'tsur Of Arkansas q. Chttsl'a
Churca, @ Mpn:!e. Ala., oa the s5sh in4t- Etshops
Greene. Mn'Ieh honte, W''ns., aid Young viii be
present and ak6lAt III The solemn aud impressive
Ceremonies.
The Executive Board OF the STATE Asrtcultura,
1!mc OF holding the EeNt State Far for the last
week IN September nea', commencing Monday,
, 1870-01-05
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1870.

1eed3J puErcec % nnrder Aary, starred for her
IIon aRa1n. with z raz9r in each hand and nls
oFu fh1oAt Ea1acd IKE Daoquo's: but, fortuoato-
blood, and wa1 4onne IN thar condition b. taa
1audlolu and Ut1cer Cannon. Ills wounds may
Prove fatal, hut the wccaan's ate not dange1ouA
deIer, espl2'p he canse Of Hi aendish acta:
~Mv I5EAH Mo7nEH: One aour before uie Jca
aTe running 10 ny thoughts. ! an so7y Jou Wis
lear thin about your pet boz, but God Or the deyl
ten me 60. calRot rcta'1 NJ sonE. long cal
~ o1s ras9 Tsdq }t So f,f PgMns I'D
Miss AsN1h i. MusIE-I orop Joa these fe.
Ines before Volt 1enn:e and myself are dend
eo'psea- an the nutdcser. md 90 Il for r.
yenge have. a. :he penou- She came frozn
IOituo, Oi.o, M nons. We passed on TIC boat
coming from New YoIk - nan and wife. So Y
~. You I'll md Il !. So ClaJ street
ny brctatEin.lav Frank ]. Scott, Toledo. ohio. y
Toledo Tor lbs 1rst'urc, and neYes spoke to her
till September leaL ] ioved her. and she tht
sa1e. After leaving Toledo. vent to New YeIK
Ea1e day for Sa2 francisco. l have not treate1
htr very Tel: sometimes / you'll be good and
k!td 10 her, but jea!o1sy ran away Elsh tIe, for
She L. Gccd .ooA!cG ard atss.: A!tei Ne a,r1ved IN
Sac Elaocisco, lcouid not nlJ mach Of ans sthlag
TO do, 20 h.d to let her 60 to wore for III per
week. On tht .lst u ltceubtr SISTER Of htrs
cane down itoE. I!ucAee- Tier E.ater aud posse
O! her to:ks Eut1 n.out hex being NTH au5nod5.
met hGt s!stef in NJ Iu0tls and vas Introduced
to her Us 3lr, De ftur. That Ii the name 50 By
htre nld vent bJ OF the steamer. 4. o'c!nce
took JenL1E to lie theatrs and let them walk
1head. They were ta:k!1R together. After coming
home in ihe evening she said, wl,h Tears IN nes
e3ea, SEE had Eometh.1g s 70 tel me- l asked het
to 20 Oh. She kaL: NIT, l an q married
wonau. aIy hrsb4.l /. living Ut st. LoulA.'
was 60 muct surpc, ed ! It'd not know what "a
natt Ct II: lut hLe c1let Tic child, aud said abe
fcr her slster. She preferred tu tell herself.
Has mad-EadteAs like tigers. did not knoH
what to DO at the :lIc. Thaak God, know Do*
TLe rest Jon can AID Wil hear about tle END O
ny little h!htoty.
stTo FRANK Sca77, To:c'ic, Oa!o.''
, 1870-01-05

EcaseG: few remsrks designed to comfort and
ktteL & zen 70 etduIe thc t1lal those 10 whom tha
sr1ct.oo brings tho fccness soT9ow. with beau.
t1tul tr1tute to the worth Of the deceased. The
tody. enclosed 10 Z beautiful EalT1sl caAhot, en-
W1earhtd WITH GoNert, Mna then taken TO the
h*arse by the following pal!bta1er5: Senator
M1h u. Calpectet, Governor Iuc.1a Fatfchtld,
Ch1ef Jnftace l. i. D.xpn. General T. 3. Aleo,
ltte Secretary: v. Z Smith, late Treasurer
etal J. z. Pfoudnt, j. X Noaely, ard John GoE-
nee.
The procession, tho1gh the day VAS col0 waa
nearly mile IN length. and Attested the WAtm fc-
gard in which Mr. Hopkins WAS held at his home
with hrlef funeral service the mortal Ienatn1
we're laid In their place In Forest I'LL Cemetery.
:" Eafth to earth dust to dus,."
The new Stato DfilcefF, uho took the oath 1utet.
ly yesterday, have entered on the discharge OF
subortrales. General Al!en will be Asa!ssaIt
Secretary OF State under Mr. BFetae- For tbs
present VIM. Retchum Ia AHstataht Treasurer, AID
hi. a. MenRer "a Assistant Clerk 1n that o!1lce.:
The new dome OF Tho Capitol having teen en-
ttIe1y completed and the scadold1ng removed. II
was lighted up last night, Presenting very teaa'
it'll appearance.
The United States Circuit Conrt, Judge Miller
presiding, met tl',s morning., = 'aFEe numher 81
lawyers ard othcrs beiug Ia BttendsDce. 1t al
jorEned Just before roon, out CT RESPECT 70 the
lers OF the bar was held, at which nuisnale reao.
1utoDs we're adopted. and 1t Was ycted IL :t.eud
tie fuEefa1 In body.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 4--The Board Of Unfcr.
writer's Of Milwaukee hare decided TO Present
CHIEF Mclaughlin, Of the Fire Department, y
purse Of ESQ, 81 token OF their ktEd regard AID
esteem ftr tue Chaef, as an officer aod mau.
, 1870-01-05
INDIANA.

Report Of t1lc StRte board OF AErt.
cI.lturc-Nccom1uc CT tho
President md Other OfttCers--tn.
dtnpnpoIis items Death from
GunposrdcE Exrloston.
Special Despatch to The Chicago T'ibane.
lHp1AHAruLIs, Jau- I.
The State Board o. Agriculture met Mt thelr
rooms In the STATE uousc, thla morning. Tue
lresidcnts repor; shows the receipts f1s last year
10 have bccn 81, ss9.sl dsoureenenta ssa l4d.6l,
leaving bAlRnce III the treasury Of 7I,S@a.9a.
Tic President congratulated the bo1sd on the a.
ro1ntn!e nj c3 Professor Cox as State GeologsL
lie alko bears testimony to tho rtue6s ot the Pro-
thu latt1s Of fIueasoE Coz during the past er1'n.
1ner AID fall. The report, IN c1osnC. sre1ts OF
the necessity o. erecting additional hut'dtnzs to
pruunda adjacent e the TAFT eroGuds 10 gl7c room
Tor tho new buildings The Secretary cOncurs
,n TIE Of tns iie,dcnt Jog n.@ &c.
that lald fll15 IS convenient to the depot al tue
fatf crorLds can be purchased for Moont one
fo1rl 1ne price OF the lands adjacent to the fair
ground.
TIE superintendent says the admission Of side
thoWs, etc, shou.d be psoh:bted. Ae aSo recon;
mends the hus'dtnR Of mechanics lall, 3 doEA
hall, ard me- ealing stands Ut an Estimated coat
Of Ea,94a4 II Vas DECIDED 70 hold the ueSt State
Fair IN this city dullag the week commencing
Monday, Octoher3.
t1oop, ard did nothing beyond listening 10 az i'd
drc5s from President u. G. /. Nelson, Of Fest
NayEc, AID c'cctsng oE1ee7H for the ensuing yeat.
% ati:retsed s he STATE Bcaid 81 isricatnfe aud
Horticulture, GiFtng an account OF nla laoorA dur
lrF the past SUMNER.
The Democratic State Convention meets IN tels
city Oh Saturday, end the State Editorial CoaTen'
ton On FndsJ Of this Ttek. ,
The citJ Council passed the Water Works orai'
Tic State fieasusy had s balaace Of seos, IS
On the 1st 0? Jauraty, .....-
, 1870-01-05

moved to refer Il to the Committee On swamp
Isrds, ard lhen recovered its ee'f-feipecs By ~
sasfs j. sop.:e9es s!aRssts and 7hs .s,ea es r.
not only with many religious peop'e, bat Win
e p1t down Hikh laugh o. trict- Wh4t right
nas ttnt cne a.scc!a'lon atnorg all the EeA! to
ceme torratd aed a5!ogantly put ~ !nscnptlsn
atf c1 ne people: suppese ny oxn delomlne.
lion. the Congregational. should come fozwa1d
saa fe sht ts ,nses aP19 g9s1'ss
the ntst Congregational church ID M
land. wha: Woud al Other M aenominsnoas 70 ~ AZ ,s 81.
tista, or Catholics, should secure m inFfsauon 10
put their peculiar enb!cns upon the ed!hcea
Yon fuos nss te1e Wead Be- such otc4y
would soon displaee tho. o1enstVe Inscriptions.
Nor dces tue ESQ OF mimic rowcl md coppsas
1nd sS1ars s,e ne aen9n7 any e
alons. II Is Gere form Nor has the assumed
dlte OF MasohIJ any appropriateness In this
q sny Saa; aaa
Tag 10 that chronology. The era Of our Lordd
b iih IL the date of ChI1stendom; and no other L
!eeisln ate IN c!sll s1sire Besides ;he s,sun,p.
Lattons, 1t Ia, "a 8lrtHJJ suggested, offensive 10
tie .otrs !ehce MD the rtEgioLa cons:cnots u
ytry nary VITO have q right 10 be heafd IN u mat
ter II euch common conceronenr Another
thing OF the tane Mud II jost now brought TO out
not ce h5 LIE ca1sas.ts Tor the r:tEauLh Moau-
lut 1t fund,
1ta, eo1ner.stGrc Eas laid by the Masona o:
M,starhusetts, u State which, forty Jears go,
was mosltg 10 al url the lodges. ns tccot.tstent
with republican lnsiituuonA. At the tine Of thai
Ceremony In Ply mouth, IN lso9, aged ciszens,
cfrgyn en-. indies, and sill Were thrust out iEotn
the awning, to make room for the order, Khlcl
WHs displaying itIel1, much to lhe annoyance aud
Indignation Ct The old Pa1!tans Present Cpo1
the lnkcl!5ed plate deposited within that corner.
s:ont. Eas ec1r2ved the ins.glta Of Masonry.
What hight nAd that Angle as5oclatlo1 thuE 10
thrus. tgef ito tucA III fso.a:ea position, aud -
to perpf tua:e wha. raauJ ct!zeos believe to be i
m!srtErcs elta.tnn sd slardcr. VIZ, that the
system, wsc5s mystery and okteu;Rtton arc 10 re-
puRnaLt 10 the ytty .4ca u Pur:tan.Em!
EulL0 CARPENTER,
JAEEAHY j. l5,Q.
, 1870-01-05

departure OF McDouEnlf from ST.
Paul - Representations sRatdc to
General Hancock Concerning the
Threatened sioux Raid Mt peEu-
bthn--1*ntc AdylceB from tic Red
h1ver COunlrY.
special Desra1ca 10 The Chicago Tribune,
...--.. 81. PAU, MINI, Jan. /
Governor AcOougaa left io-tat, 70, Cauads,
lcaFLg AessIs. llLchnAn nnd Ueun,s behind
Colonel De1Iis called, th!s forenoon. upou Gen.
6fL Hancock comE*adiE ihls department, de.
ln.s uo.r1ng, regarding tho reported Eoremtnt
OF Sioux indians upon American ae:..eMents In
the sps1nG, and protesting against military action
sel10 taken thereon. Two gentlemen frnr, PEN.
biua also called 1pon General Hancock. xar = aced
il his hands docunents tnpcc1ttr tHe.t as$er-
lions Gs 4 threatened HIGuA rain aSG asking t1lu-
Of Inc documenIf, 70 be for wardcd 70 the War De-
sart1n eut, and 12id he Should NaEt Instructions,
though he did not think a15 movement Of uoops1
zatl Einter, wonld be Necessary.
A pemb1na letter Of December ee, e from N lutel'
1|grn1 and gellable American gentleman. VINO nai
remained entirely nea1altiSce the rebellion began
sa3s he mas betn warned OF the Threatened more
i1eut Of Indians 10 wipe ont TIE American betle
I'll, saspss.es belief: but evidence on this tuhjoe
" ~ 9vve1nnient II taet Iii 4 70 we'll usasf
Ct s asse
at, Influential atzsns u this paee make arrange
.1.a.a IL stsa1 'fs .a
na 1oe sane eentiemAn kaJs the insurgents ar'
lz'ng = ,tsu.cnt Of ititantrJ and ! squ3dron .
e.sI5 Ss.sn5 sof at,li AND dne1plne. He connrma to
pnap.,na na' ne aim and object Of The Ieaders
2tessar .ary axow their allegiance to the 1loru
Iose,Alaent: U: t5tA he thinka IL simply 3 fnse
aLd tnat a. aoou ~ thetr organization ii ptrtec.e
Eent tor annexation.
, 1870-01-05
THE CASE OF MR. HEITKAMP,
The Funeral Announced to Take
Dl1co ON TncklfAY.

From the ST. Louis RtpublataH, Jan. 3.
,aed the Ielisi nat ME H. neEanp Wno f nas
heen dressed for oar!al since Tuesday morning
last, vas cead. had their op:n:oHs greatly
sion OF his family thn, the5 70 longer have hopca
tnx, II was cas- Of suspended animation. During
s a7 r. s II the
her. however, we're able 70 sa'n a:aGtsslon. u
s sss tes!' eoo0Is en,s le'sss y:
a1ea ff il i vas Il H. fo 50 % IT, s
Intention waa changed when the idea tbs. ne %s.
Il e1el5 In conato.e state was Abandoned. and
on 1uesday forenoon, ard thar, IS suggested III
hts strange dream SHIRT ting before he vas
stricken acwp, the remains vii be tahea 10 tie
Egen the adutst,ou that he ta dead does not re-
mcEe the strarge features that hare re'ofel the
cure s:nee he reg the n,st reasation q raral5as
hight last, u our readers are already ndE'sca. he
passcl into supposed death. siGce ther, ard eren
s 10 a5e a. ~ anrez 1!e r no
ftxth'lity there was liss,e Of that aea!all
tcd,e. md no1c OF that odor tnat Is enitte1 from
colpte a.ore. In ordinary cake5 o. death, rha
features charge with the ntgnt Of breath: the
il arpa1t nt, the flesh rapidly loses 1ts so!hty AID
The logger The BODY Ec1.a:ns Cnbur1cd the greater
neconss TIC stencil Or etlias!s; A1a n9w ~
what change his b:ood, nesd. muscles and
9ns TIT Ena tnc t0s
,sar,B Of death, such as those naue' above. Thee
are qcest.ona 10 he answered By thcse versed IN
lie human hedy. SIX days ia = long while fos !
hun m (edr 10 remain after :he bFrata has left
the bony, without there helEg chsnge q ieasarcs
length Of time The body OF At, Hettk4Np
, 1870-01-05

C1SC1SSAr1. Jac. 4.--A1 q meeting Of the bar OF
thn cts held for the consideration OF the death OF
General S,erncn ], NcGroarty, to-tsJ, resolutions
were adopted sta:tcg that he deserved the lauro!s
he Won tn the serrtce q! hts country; that Ee WAS
c5ivs]ytc soldier who dscerned tho real glory q
the cause to which he dero:ed, and vas truly
without fear and reproach IN relation TO the Dag
be followed TINT &c Nas Conspicuous orator
The funeral wiu take place nom the cathedral
Tomorrow morning, and will he !arEey attended.
The election Of offcefa to-day. fer the fou1E
inc election Of Geo. y. Jones. President: Jsmel
ii. CltYt, vice President, and tho whole tndepen-
dent ticket BY de:ded majority. 4 report sub
mitted shows that the Institution has 3,2e2
Snlcnea.
, 1870-01-05
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