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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

THE Register is pleased to refer to the
INTELuoEScEE as "ever ready to seize
an opportunltyto in9ict injury pPqB tle
free schools in tbs city, while striving -
Ak upou the Democrats q, chargsof boz
tilIty to public schools" We beIieveit
would not be easy for our neighbor to pro.
duco the evidence that we ever attributed
to any party in this city q hostility to the
public schools OF tho city Tint the
Democratic party throughout tho State
opposed the establishment Of the existing
system in the State will not admit Of
denial That those who critloiSe The. man.
agement Of the schoolsoGthe qltypurpose
thereby 10 do them injury, Is aIfoolish
though Characteristic plea, The danger
to the city school, docs moi come f ll'FF
that direction, but rather from the. dispo;
sltlon, Of those In controls: % .tsaa9t %
lit. To make the system Unnecessarily
expensive, by paying salaries to officers
for WHOM there Is little Or nothing to 40
by erecting larger and more costly build.
Iings than arc neednl, and by frequent
changes Of text books. Human nature i
obstinate and people do not like TO o'
i taxed ucedlessly even for the most excel
lent purposes. .. tl7. b
cd. To make the schools too thigh To-
popular utility,by attempting to teachto'
many studies at once and thus afordinl
the pupils only superficial instead Q
substantial and thorough instruction il
branches that would be practically usctu
in after lIie,inu 10 sysGUaI InLin.'l
3D.. To make the regulations atlectin
pupil and parent needlessly arbitrary an
exactlng, and to place their obvious an
natural rights in the schools TOO muo
subject 10 the pleasure or whllnql e b +
school authorities, thus creating d4tsssa4tlll
faction, private complaint and public pr
test the tendency whereof Is to, will
draw pupils from the public schools an
drive them to private tutors, to create
general feeling Of discomfort with u
public system and ALLEVIATE from it TIL
warm popular support rnS sessfsFsgqEy III i
maintenance and success 7oG7GH
Believing these things and desiring u
highest usefulness and prosperity tlor. t
public schools Of the city, we have GO
ceiyed that those who pointed out the
:. tendencies to mischief and the DANCE
Ia they lead to, were doing ths schools
service, not an injury. Our neighbor do
'er not seem able to distinguish between !
TO. schools themselves and the officers "
10. have temporary control orithem. The
:, gentlemen may be rihfallible'and their
Il, p,ipistratiou faultless. Wedesirc no mo
ed than IN. that the complaints Of those "
doubt this may be heard, so that the
s telllgent public can form m tmpart
iuIgtnent. III not just to charge u
such persons arc enemies Of the scho'
!. because they think those oficeFsdo 50
unw:se things. Wepresume the RFgi'
and ourselves, with equal sincerity, h'
the same end in view, and differ 9
rs to agency and method. w .ao Ti
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
,covornor ". e. stevenson

VIII speak Mt II" ..'' '. -
's Pnntytown, Taylor county, Tuesday, septeH-
81 M 1i Marion county, wednesday Sep
TENDER 18th. eo,t bo,b
Kinswood, Preston county, October Ut.
Romney, Hampshire county, October 4 :,
Berkeley Springs, Morgan county, Oeto3see D.
MaFtInSburg, Berkeley county, octoberI =:
shOphCrdstown Jefferson county 6ssr IN
Pisdmont Mineral county, October II:
NeW Greek, Mineral county, octobcrl3' \.
From Nov Creek, Gov Stevenson will
90 10 the southern pNrtot the State' when
I'd viii canvass until election day.
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.A.MlIiis,unn1prehension.

In some parts of the iutcriof,we hear
readers .hra tho INEELIIGENcEE have tln'
terstood the recent articles in our col.
umns concerning the Superintendent. Of
schools to refer to Prof. a. D. WILLIAMS,
the State Superintendent. THIS Is 9 mis-
apprehension. The gentleman referred e
IN The discussion Is F. s. WILLIAMS, Esq,
Superintendent Of Schools in this city. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

5@THB lugubriouS people who are in
daily search Of some new source Of I'M
oasinesswill Andit in the assertion Of Sir
william Thompson, who says that tits as
ssrtaIn AZ IT'S that tho weights Of q clock
viii run down, that planet after planet.
see byase;will creep intoth sun. and
nj one escape It's tieryend. Theauestien
Il II sir William is o prophet or the, sou q
a prophet; and II 90, whether our eartn
has "run down" or nearly. N'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
Hon. BENJAMIN stanton

WIN speak for tho Republican cause i as
follows:
Oe Br + Hi Kauawha county, Monday oc'
tober 3. r,o.jor Oc.
'o Bata Il Putnam county, Thursday, October Q.
Point Pleasant, Mason county, SATURDAY W
'o ssrS 3 CaSel county, Wednesday, oO-
tobeF II. niiIl i'tif t.7a1 N'H. Do. ~
Wayne O. H., Wayne county, Friday octo'
Ceredo, Wayne county, Saturday October r. q.
Jackson @. H., Jackson county VhuESaag' w
re Roan e. O. n, RoanO county, Saturday, octo
har a rs D --.L-L.a. ----- y WI
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siGen.l Nathan Golf, Jr.,

.UtlGen. Nathnn IOI, IE.!
Tho Republican candidate for Congress
in ills District, will address the people
- pslitoS, Marshall county, Friday, September
So MsacsndsyIllo, Marshall county, Tuesday, oct0'
0f Lis aisi wetzel county wednesday oetOi
Jane Low, LOWS county Friday 0esoS6et t stR
Weston, Lewis county, SATURDAY oS''UV'. ~,
Other appointments will DO announced
hereafter, .a. \.
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Hon. E. E. White and the PhiiadeI. :,
nhia school Board on E'Science Of
Government and the "ConSIita'
ton Of the United States" IN F tlI'',
lie Schools. .s.r... vi ..-4.5. 81 /.
To R1 Eatel9Egsne'r: sl.at n..l.t ~
All will Concedo that there is no man man
IN the nation whose opinions upon euue2a.
tionnl matters are entitled TO more respect.
linn are those OF, Hon. E. E. White, late
Comnisionerlot the Common schools O
Ohio. In writing 70 friend II TINS clty,
| lie says "Iapprove Of the action o. your
Board Of Education, respecting the teachtf
ing of Science Of Government ana lnee
us. Constitution Z, - II. XII
The following will show that ne
Wheeling Board was not the first 70 pace
these subjects in the regular course N
Grammar, Schools: ns75lyb Inc q
.soPTrcE oPCoNTRn11ERs OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
| pun.ApELPIIA, October u leoO' J.
| Al a meeting Of the Controllers q
Public Schools, First District q PennIsyill
yania, held at the Controllers GhSmpe y :
on Tuesday, February 8th, 1880, fhs s!
:. lowing resolution was unanimously .adopt'
al, !" ReSOIped, That Sheppards Gopstl4t y
tional Text Book be introduG 70 be nset
in lie Grammar Schools Of this DlstrilcItl7p 4,
lolgncuJ Z, ND i,t:,S;J;[aInI,,,Eis scSnno3
Tho action. o! k IN Senbe "a fiat z,
Board Is esse ~, Wy MY wS6 s Roard /,
Gently taken ~ lne! ~. Ice; ,aSs,,io, co;,rs
placing TINS STUDY IN =, w n ~ t.;S c;tv
for,ttle Grammar schopls y L tn' %iS5 ii,
If deemed necesai ,u y. a, S1ns ~ y
thorities might NC Siteu T., ~ ci;Gl
Shoppards worS' anu oEIle .;;5n
= into the SCHOOLS " ,An T,dGos 6,,it;s Erfej
whom may 9e ,9 Jt tS s Sss1 Com
Clifford and 81 Lean, ot5As9 i.ser sT6Sfi
Of the onite9 s.stsS " Tann,iss;o9er
former Oni ,1 4 W. iPsSsi5ent SF Ri
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

NHbTId lFHE JOINT COMMIT
lIN&fs dat tho last session Of the
E1,i - II ~ z; HlggiLta, N tnHestigsts "
81 q mn Hons against eit!Esps es.5lls
NV t.; 4 "a if0IRhtS GndpaSSenGer
~ III Springs, Morgan g9GnE ~ 99
m ~ scISm6e ~ 70 diSchtEge tho etaes
~ K ai66n Sit, FGfSonS deljIing to make
it66Whst0l AID Committee inetpces q hnlega4l
and dIscFiminGtive charges 1ye45a 4 atStSL
meat Of the facts within their knowledge, or ap'
pear before SaId Committee n :
Ali Communications should be addressed y
the undersigned Of, Berkeley Springs, Morgan
C9unS' ":iPi " HENRY BRANNoN
seD0i Secretary pro TEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
Col. rhomns B. Swami,

or KanawIi:t county will speak at tue
followfngplNces and times: g.. oe,n
BSrEelGy Springs, Morgan Co., Sept Sela'
NSnnInIton, Marion Co., Sept. 18th; n
Horqantown, Monongalia Co., Sept 29th'
KingWoOd, Preston county oetoosF Isl y. -,
Other appointments for COL Swami nm will
coon be announced, + giIr,: Ias 7..a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

OK the receipt Of the news. IT tie sur
render Of Louis Napoleon and his army to
the Germans, '6rGr the battle Of Sedan,
James saxton, ST., Editor q the Canton toE
(O.J RephdtOry,y published tue announce
ment IN his paper In parallel columns with
that q The surrender q the first Napoleon
aftorr. " " atsrloo, taken from the als 6f hIs
own paper Of IAugustn1s15s gfftE.fye
wears ago. He was editor thomas now,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
senator Wiley
win speak

win speak at
RavenSwo0d, Thursday, Sept. 18Th. a..
West UuIon, D0ddridge county, OCTOBER ISL
ClSfksburH, October 18th. ... ....
ShlnnstAu October 5lh.
Jane Lew, October fth. =
Weston, October btl N'Ni-iahi
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Y! = 8IqI5EHgA983tI RF " n
AM away SUCCEEDING YEAIsJ

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putting into available toFm ,,s,9S mt
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Nm be- gathered only nom N INFINITE 'NaEletyOI
1Ibc undersigned, proprlet0re OF the MER MES ~
rlLE A0ENCT, with ~ connectonS ~ ana IN
S4IiV contact With the leading MerchAH9 anu
BS1keFS Of every principal city Of ne 9,n9Sn 1
hsIieye that they pOsSeBs peculiar IAelIlues IOE
he compilation and publication Oh . VIVA VI
this character. =, -. -, :. o,,a.. tbjnv,a I:
Il An almanac with tho usual asuonomlcA
calculations and other information. 800.
III. The time OF holding Of tho courts ~ every
comfy in the United 6tateS for the year lon- y
much needed and important Ao9lF SIatUtntsd,r "
\ iii. Tho laws OF the different states IN Fsta'
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VII. a synopsis. of the law9 reg9iaung $9e 4 a
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XII IyaFiSty Of novel and interesting st9Hl
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

The Democrats Of Wood county have
nominated lor the House Of Delegates
T. NJ. JACKSON and J. NJ, KEEyEN. "A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

THOSE WHO tGihtef6S ttd In sun studies
hsyo an opportunity If seeing at that lime
an extraordinary numbetrof sun spots,
Five large groups are now visible. Ten
or twelve Of thespO,S arp9large and'ron-
sntcioisl Around bacb Of the grutpS are
extensive regions q ; atoms F. fi Tie
photosphere. Win m m t7li ring power
Of sixty times, lmoretllan q. hundred dis
tlnct Spots may be counted, 5dlg5lW .lh
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THE LATEST ANDoCHo1CEsT,

sFA MOSS FARINE-sald to he very hnc for
Desserts and an elegant aud dainty
J 9. t'rt!! dish iortho sick. .t:,lI NJ L,,iElSS
CoX'B SPARKLING GELATINE--.An ,oIni "a
: VoFite with tho ladies' t9r Jelii taH,
I 900 Upright clear and beautiful. ~, TX,
a1rpRRT0R ShERRY WINE-Just tho article
: TO use With COx's GelatlpeTa9 81 tlch
sssNndlnsciouS favor 80 sIt;.
BAKER's O0CQA-.WaTanted Puret z aelIctt91e4.
and nutritious beverage. -, Il
.uPrKFRisT FARTNAtLPpp especially TOT
~ = TinyalIds md children. u LLE n9,!
ANauSTrRAI BiTTERS- Tho genuine article
49, f0r ladies and children In teooIIGG
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-ThO most perEcc; rcpeae y
!" tS+'IsSi' f6r Indigestion and dyspepsia:
CORN sTARCH-Fnr PuddinRB An1 Custatds'
sTATiOCA--A splendid dessert either alone o.
~ with Berries. - -:
Iaull, . Wholesale Druggists, Main 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

5NETOTICE TO .iALL PERSONS IN.
IN a'TfRESTED m THE NAVIGATION, OF
THE OHIO RIVER. The Balttmorei& onl9 gall 6I
s0aS 70 cpnSiruet 6rIdco across I'D Ohio River
Sst'PStF etSburr. West Virginia, ind Unnecessary
Ia tiGcS timber tF6stleS or fAlse works IN tne
shtnnSi, for tho purpose Of erecting tho super
structure OF said bridge 4. @c3, -. ~.
t,ntth n thfs month the channel span next tho
V viz shore will DO obStructed by the false
wot;S for that span; the, Other channel span,
nsxt the Ohio shore, Will be len open until TINS
one iS cleared. -. ,..,ooa n
All Boats, Rats and Coal Fleets SEe warned &c
mako for The channel span on the Qhig side
1'''"' IVA Wv JAMES L. RANDOLPH,
Il. ~ gTTHIGI'1 Chief Engineer,
0.INn.n.a and nhi0 HAllFOld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24
i LARGE EDITION FOR GRATUIT0US DIS
: - TRIBUTI0N.
I ljfNol lcss than EO,0OO copIesl

= 's- mot less. than 10000 copies1 ,,nr
10 Ia Sent postaCe paid, 70 nearly every JobheE,
Merchs fit5 Genefal Bt0rekeeper and. Maantac.
trrcF Of every description, Druggist stove
Dealer, Leather, Shoe Dealer, &C., dsc,S WoEtiH
above Is 900 throughout the country, on ne ioi'
Io,GiStS r3i1n :70si'77!tl'i, va -.
,N IVA propose G to allot to eachoE uur % branch
ofiees a proportlnn4te number Of copteR Tor: clt'
cni9tion IN tho district attached 70 each once;
This circulation Il ID be partially compensated
far IN their procuring advertisements OF q local
IshaFsrtcr. to DO inserted In and confined 70 me
nnH1ber which each office olrculates. These 10
cal adyrrtiscEneuts arc TO DO attached 70 inc
work int not to beiInserted within tho BODY OF
| il IA Advertisements Of q general character lot
| nniyersal circulation will, however, be accepted
| FoF ihG BODY or the work. and thus will appear n
! tho WhniHG toni twill be readily ppfenepo-
| IA that book got up in good style, containing
| the above valuable Information, OF perma9ent
character, and sent direct TO the class Whieh
avery merchant or manufacturer desires 70 reacn,
can have no equal us an advertising medium;
Circulated as 1t will DO BY tho local interest O
\ zach locality, and sustained BY the mercantile
community generally, the proprietore iest tn4L
/ they can commend II to tho patronage 9l tnelE
4 friends and the public generally A..
Y 1RKTFs or 'ApYERTtSING.-BO insertion In tn ,
body OF the work. $500 PEI page S29Q ior nan
page; $l2S for quarter page, and S9O I25 cat9
For Local Advertisements the rates VI, w
With the circulation Afforded BY oach! bran iS
once, pastieulata n6t 1HhisRfean DO had. Of tns
Isige stIGs ohy ID clrsalatst
TO limited extenti the price OF me pooE Nh o'
100 each, cxceptIto ADVERTISER, whoiSlln TO
-. ,I.taa FHnd ID.
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IN the New Y 0rlt dCfHldsa'
is vlftpbusly indy nAnt % eet4in Tobacco,
nists, who have replaced the lttadttloga
InAlanih front OF their shops With wooden
statuettes Of General Grant 3I'sl 70 WI
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Gen, T. NJ. Harris

VIII speak at iuw aiRgfebEltdti
Harrlsyllle, Saturday. s0ptemOeF%'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-24

, Aithe work .utl compilation proceeds, twill
1acccssarily follow that other subjects Will DO
euVVcStcd and ind a, place In the Annual a. -.
:, Thc work Will comprise about 35O 70 Fly pGgsS
Il a belIeyed TINT publication Of this char4cr
viii he. hiehly appreciated, by the whole 4ade,
md WITH fhat view It has been odetermine 70
jSSnc .fiifi'IfI I1GCi!Eu 1tI D!GROi th9iN-r
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j. xRAFT,srD1ARRuBA CoMPoUNDr-safe
and sure. Azure uaranteedin eyeryease. Keep
n IN your house. Take 1t with yoRiwhen you
travel: Sold by dealers in medicines etGrywhere,
NJ INGsHv1GIs, Tenn, Dec. 1Ft' 1885. u
lGesrs. NeCaos, RtgftIb o.: ~ tEalgl3!a
GHN4LrxFS-I have been using your L'tg,':
'.bIa Gonp0ind' In my family for some tmeI
ma can Say With much pleasure, that Il Is one o
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friends With much respect az s ASss FL
n1lEl me- . OF MctcaIfe, bro. y C".
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TgETDOUBLE.OVENnqdG m

ITHE DOUBLED VENnlI . ;, ~ = 7. 49,. ~
4AN suNNYsIDE COOK OF 1870
"a constructed on Entirely New ana ecleh.Ha "
priHcipIes. with SsIphoa FlQC,! guaranteed 70
heat two large ovens; and ssx pot
holes, With two. thirds tho fnc used III mo S'nGIe
oven Cook STOVES z.Jiai
We arc stl manufacturing our long and ta ,,9E
ably known BARLEY .SHEAF COU,hf I- ~
STOVE, % highly cete 'e' py 'a0 PUO''T ~
'V TIE iJUNIATA,, our great Misunderstanding
PARLoR STOVE, has been much improved AZ W.
bcatitiacd Iris year. Where known the merits
al: this stove need no comment. ,, ~, I, ~.
Our celebrated sUNNYsIDE FIRE ~. ptAF ~
HEATERS, among It's many rRENlEySAs 1lso ~ n
Rod 81 fho FfitsF PREMIUM at tho u6Tytdl!G ~
mind al Dal1t6fb in 1902 although snoleCIte st
II the most severe tests at tho home q lhe HE!'
moro Heater This IL the only tTtLo
nlac0 Heater In the market, ana ike thS regular
buIlts cGllaF heater loses no heat.
. Send Ior circulars and tcstim9nlaiss .oo.i1.
lE'El'l.1 STUART, Soi s.
Glnk D.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13
u, NLI y IVN,
j. ROGAN, .
j. MORlARTY. J

WANTED TO KNOW If TIE PROCEEDINGS
WERE REGULAR.-The Central Californian is
authority for the following:
Monterey county boasts of a justice, an easy,
good-natured genius, who has an original way
of doing things. Some time since the Justice,
whom we shall call c., met w. amem-
Der of the legal fraternity, when the following
dialogue ensued "W--,' said the Justice,
IL wish to ask a little advice Some time ago
q Mexican owed me debt, and ascertainng
that he was about to leave | determined to
bring suit against him. There being no other
justice in the district | brought action before
myself We had no constable and served the
summons The day of trial came on, and as /
knew all of the facts in the case no witnesses
were called, but l rendered judgment in my
favor for the debt and costs. In the absence
of the constable l levied upon what property
the Mexican had and ordered it sold At the
day of the sale no one but myself attended, so
bid in the property. The proceeds were in
sufficient to satisfy the Judgment, and | siezed
the person of the Mexican and placed him at
work making adobes for the balance. After
the lapse of a day or two r wished to hire
the Mexican, and gave me his note for the bal.
ance still due me, whereupon discharged the
prisoner from custody. Now some few of my
neighbors think that my proceedings were ir-
regular. l wish to know your opinion"
That justice of the peace is undoubtedly a
and probably from Wisconsin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-13
BOISE BlSIy AND THE LOON CREEK COUNTRY
SheriH'S Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT AM
ID decree of foreclosure of mortgage and order
of sale issued out of the District Court in and for
the county of Boise, and Territory of Idaho, upon
Judgment rendered in said court, the 8th day OF
February 1868. wherein George l. Gilbert is the
plaintiff and Robert Turner and NJ. Mccullough are
the defendants for the sum of $l083 49, upon which
there is balance due of Three Hundred Dol
lars on said Judgment with interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per from October g. 1868,
and costs of suit duly tested January 4, 1870, by
which | am commanded to sell the following de-
scribed property situate in Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory. to-wit: The premises known the Warm
Springs property situate about two miles from Idaho
City, in said county, and embraced within the follow
ing metes and bounds, viz: commencing at stake
sixty rods north of the most northerly of the prn-
cpal springs known the Warm Springs said
promises, thence eighty rods cast to bazed pine
tree thence south one hundred and sixty rods to a
pine tree blazed and marked s. f., thence west
hundred and sixty rods to pine tree marked S. W.,
thence north one hundred and sixty rods to a pine
tree baZed and marked N w. thence eighty rods
east to the place of beginning. containing one hun
dred and sixty acres, more or less, together with all
the personal property belonging to the bath rooms,
swimming pond and bar on said premises: Public
notice is hereby given that on
Friday February 4, 1870,
At IL o'clock NJ, will SELL at the court house door
in Idaho City, at Public Auction for cash the above
described property to the highest bidder to satisfy
said order of sale costs and all accruing costs.
F. B. BRITTEN, Sheriff.
BY H. F. SAYRs, Under Sheriff.
Idaho City, Jan. 6, 1870-w3
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How DIVORCES ARE OBTAINED IN INDI-
ANA.-We have heard of a case that occurred
not many years ago in this country. A widow
woman held property which she might trans
fer while she remained single, but which, ac-
cording to her husbands will, she could not dis
pose of if she married again, and in the course
of time she desired to transfer the property left
by her first husband. This, of course, she could
not do, the provisions of her first husbands will
inhibiting her. Here was quandary law
yer of this city was consulted. He "set things
up'' for the wife and husband She went home,
told her husband what advice the lawyer had
given her, and he thought it "just the very
thing. And what, reader, do you suppose that
advice was! Simply this: The husband and
wife were to quarrel and fight every day, and
this was to be done in the presence of the
children of the wife, who were well grown,
and they were made to believe that the quar-
reling and fighting were genuine, instead of
telgned. The programme was carried out to
the letter, and then the husband applied for
divorce. He set forth "incompatibility in
his complaint, the wife admitted it, and the
children swore to it. Judge Bcknell granted
the divorce. The same day she transferred
the property as she desired to do, and the next
day the divorced couple were remarked. Such
is one of the phases of the divorce Practice
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