, 1870-05-06
way than.he anotishg them The as1t
which be hasmads upon forty millions: Of
people is aflthe notice thatwe 1equire. !;
TEE NORTHWEST.

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The Illinois School Principals Association
.wiW m1es Il Rockford on the 9Th Of July.
john Haines was killed by his couHin, Syl
Eester Haines, at Beleviem, Calhoun County
recently. The occasion uas an old grndge
The murderer Was committed to jail at Hardin
tTopolis, tried, in a fit Of Drunkenness, to Al
his wife with knife. She picked mp spade
| and struck her husband blow which CAUSED
| his death ------
.-Nr: h. Crandall, Of Benton, Lake County,
has COW which, on the 25th ult:, gave birth
to blll e,1f Which weighed; st taa the hns ,o o.
high, girtods feet ID inches, and measured
feet 6 iuchea from Ep to tip. The mother
is aemM COW. 1he sire ia 4 Foau Durham,
owned By hr, Leech, Of Benton.
Tho following circular has been issued:
"0rFTE OF A G.. 18Th ARMY CoRrs AssocIA-l
TON, INDIANAPOLIS May 9, 1s1l
aThc THRU aunual reunion Of the: Soclaty Of the
~Tni5tsenth a,s AEy Cops wil he held at SPRING
"soidIefa Of tie Thirteenth @ Army Corps, in
whatever way rcceEtng this Information, BY crcu-
Lay Or through the press are requested to assemble
signated. aud to this end, where nny number re-
side In con1nunisy, procure, II possible, reduc-
ton Of railroad tariff, thus to enable greater num-
the battle Of Big BLACK, May II, 1855, and he Iu-
ytncinle .prowess Of the old Thirteenth Army
CoIps tho only COTS, said General otd- that, al
''Generol r c. Mather is assigned duty at
Springfield, rs Assistant AdIutant General, and
may be addressed BY letter or IN person, upon ar
Efssl u as Springfield, for assignment Or INFORMATION.
10. 5L wr1scs,
"a G. Association Thirteenth coFpz"=
IOWA.
- At Des Moines, last Friday, Mrs. John
sTift fell from chair on which aha was stand
inE to hang up clothes, and died IN half m
hour from the injuries received =
.-Heldebrand, the Missouri outlaw, is on his
way to the Red River country, intending to
take hand with Riel against tho British lion
He passed through Sioux City on Wednesday
5'de. each, he says, representing life which
he has taken.
The Dubuque Herald estimates tho damsge
gene III IL that city by the recent freshet At
1NpIasa.
Tho Ter1e Haute cypress has aeood au-
thoHty for the statement that. the Indianapo-
Aa & St Louis Railroad will be completed and
opened for business between tho 1st and 18th
Of July. This eTent will bio ce1ehtated by
"A hamping- jour-printer. in Fort wayne,
protracted drunk : expressed a desre-to de-
part to that region where sorrow, and sighipg,
and whiskcy arc nnknown.1 A pistol was fur
nlshed him minus powder and lead: Ho step
peu INTO tho sltceL, pointed the weapon con-
siderably over his head, and pulled tho trigger.
bystander, taking the pistol, pointed it
directly at his eye, when tho fellows. coutago
vamosed, and La begged for life:
"A gentleman Of New Albany, who has re-
tu1ned from an extended trip through, the
:ounties Of Clay, Owen, Greene, Sullivan. Du-
soiB, Knox, Dariess. and Pike, reports the
growing crops in those counties as most
Wheat, hu saJs, stands thick on
he ground, and is already knee-high and re-
mar rkably healthy, and fno looking. - OATS are
coming on finely;S Early potatoes are up and
growing :promia;ng1y;, and complaining is
Being pushed Vigorously, Apples,. cherries,
1lnns. and email fruits promise largo yield.
Peaches are failurc in most localities. i
:. MICHIGAN
a. Michigan couple who had been m.nfed
nineteen. years were divorced recently, hut
quickly repented, and four hours later called
N clergy man and were made one again. !
in the township OF Newbridge, Allaesn
County, Sunday last, Mrs. J. A. Rghy and Hiss
Peak we're drowned in the Kalamazoo River, By
he capsizing OF q boat.
OHIO.
Rashleigh, q Cleveland "Bohemian," whose
rowning near St. Louia WAS chronicled by the
elsgraph,-a letter defaming his, wifo being !
found on the body, ,"ois reported 10 be living |
lnder another nnme and with another woman.