, 1870-04-25
THE N0RTHNES1.
HitEOIA


The stockholaess OF the peorn City Rail
way, BY . votc OF 1877 for, to LOT against, havo
received 10 run their cars on Sunday
Mr.. Joel Cat1in, Of Jacksonville, now M-
most 1G yeats of age, has lived to know mem
bets Of seTen successive generations OF the
father, father, himself and brother, bis chil-
dren, Grandchildren. and Great-gtandchild.
Nj. C2tlin is still IN xctiye, energetic man. He
has been elected = delegate to the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church, and
will attend It's ne1t meeting It PhilAdelphi.-
eessments Of informal rosc'4ue IN the Tenth
District Of Illinois, On tho annual list Of 1870:
xe1s.a' eSsn,'r. .soo.,|sseesss;1 ess1'... IS
Gsceue......... io,aap' BOND. .......... <ssi.8
Jersey..,... 81. s,s+l.U!calhuun ......, 1Noo
S4oatgoner5... Ssx'a Sa:.i; sss3 r,+,, -, =,
The Springfield RegsslT Of Tie I'd has
az Il s1sn d.v NIGHT IT, LIT iaTk r. TSomss ms
rieg and family were bound by robbers At his
reeidencc, near Odin, Marion County, Illinois,
and robt,ed Of nearly fiys hundreddoltats The
robse.s escaped With their booty. It seems
rnAde stirring eeareh- On "Wednesday, the
18th inst, An socomp'ice was asrestod at Odin,
and, under threats Of lynch Law, his
chief, Hunk Leonard. was disclosed, A.
rested, and put in jul at Salem Iha
next night body Of men, ao9 strong, went
prisoner, took him from the jsit4 and banged
him until he uaa deAd. LA1xA-Hxnk Leoa-
xrd, alt1s Leo1xrd Rogers, WIS \ gambler II
odin. When taicn b the crowd, be WIS
strung up to tree, md It length confessed
liz suit He "a - .hea M tAisn 70 & Salem m: nd q
O'Clock. the lyuchiug crowd surrounded The
jail and darnsndod the ken. Os1iS1n,
Tho Sherid, refused them. TheJ than
battered the doors with sledge- hammer, and
took The prisoner. Ths Sheriff Summoned
What nd be could, .nd pursued He found
house, two niles from Sale,n. cut him down..
md hastened back 10 procure surgical aid.
On returning he found tho lyuchcrs had been
back md ahot the prisoner twice through tho
brain. He brought the desd body back to
Salem Rogers Haa young nan Without
dirguised, and he can rccognizs most Of them
Great excitement prevails, though the do
ceased has no sympathizeFs."
Tho Decatur Repub|iodn Of the elst gives
The following aketch Of the life OF the Hon.
Charles EmmeTson, member Of the Consult
| 17th inst: "Judge Emme1sou was born 1t
North Have,hiQ. GI2fteo County. Nov Ha1np-
thirs, Ami, IL l811, and had therefore just ccr,
| pleted his 59th year 1t the time Of bis death
After passing through Peacham Academy, II
| his native Esato, he attended Dart
mouth oo1lsEe, bat did not renaaiz
70 take his degree. N May, 1853 b
left New Ha1npshirc for 1linois, md, stoppin1
1t Jacksonylie, pu1uued hin studies for fe'
months It nlinoia College he then entete,
and, aftcs reading az months, VAS samitte'
| to tho bar Coming from hence TO Decatur
IN tho spring ut 1854, he began tho practices O
Dis profession, and continued to reside her
trnIn thst time until the day Of his dsAtt
vh;ch lime be lived II Paris, Edgar Count,
Ho hold, 1t various times, tbs oface
a. Justice of tho Peace, Count
: Assessor, Probate Judge, md seho'
! Commissioner In November, 1850, hn VI