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c1c oi iat1 snnd.y, whch mrnt,oue.l the ra1r Of a
~, sl.ruia nave rca,, e;4",o Il, o g cr'.'hn.
,r"reriy ,I,sin stre,' mi Il th. coart moust
nici for rtro'd m Sasurtsy. Deterir.r 10:
C1ybou.ne az, 9as 6-l. Il II " tt Webster
e1sant:s sl ,s1s ri Fl + IT. q Webster ar 10
t,h,o s.. "a II Of Ms1k. It, I, s:xloe n:
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a roueh-looltnR fellow. wao gave the name OF
ftcnrs f.nde'fserR, was arrestcd. yesterday. for
passti a counterfeit $50 bill. On Friday night
1,ce IT, The ist!ggs House. and purchased TWO
tickets for Fhl,adelrhIa, FandetherG giving tue
clerk SO BILL The change waA r.tusne.f and
the two left The b.li MAS subsequently found to
he Il counterfeit, AID Detective Elliott captured
valsle1berg ID bis fathers saloon. on Madison
STREET, near Franklin. The note was patched In
several places with pieces OF genuine bill, anil
would have deceived almost any one TIE
prisoner viii BE- a1ratgDeA before Cnltctl States
Commissioner uukRe On Monday.
, 1870-12-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
yew York FRY Goods Market.

New X6fK EFfy V"os1S .f1H3S8
SEw YORK, Dec. iG.-Anoskeag a brown can
ton l'Annels, soc: bleached. TE9ssc. Elerton
sc; \ bleacned, a3c. SauuNeag, 14altKc: Tre-
mont brown. 15a.c: Nasnua a. lAhc; wash.
ington gtaxel camb.1cs, sA1sHc: Aasonvlle
jseeuets. sAGloEc: Warren, leallc: Gaaago~
, 1870-12-11

The Berlin E1nidrnadatt-A SAYS that III.
FleEeh sre rtw lighting under Nortn.Ger1uHn
eol0ra " The new army csrps forming II Mar.
seAles pao adopted re black Gag, the red nag ~,
the white nsg as soon q the Germans cam,
peat.
, 1870-12-11
HTctrorOluElcu{,

meteorological record for December 10, 1s:n,
u repo.1et. By J. G. LauSrutn, Lr np,,elsu, III
RarGolpn strl1t, correspondent 10 the S:n.tnson-
Inn Institute. The small letters are the Initials
for the words !" veer7nE." " GENTLE hlgn,-
!. dry "uotst Atmosphere, "rain-- and
4Snn
, 1870-12-11


TO 10 o'clock tiir morning: los cars nlseat:
11G cars corr: 70 CARS oats: cars rye; s
cars barley. Total. q! cars, Or g.. 900 hn.
withdrawn yesterday for city cnnaunptiou:
ISL hu wheat; 5.6s9 bu corn; 5,1s3 bu oats:
l.2O1 bu rye: SET bu barley.
Withdrawn fer do during tho past week
221a6 hu wheat 1856 ba earn: el.o65 b:
cats 5 515 bu rye: q ,5Gl In b1rley.
There was very full attendance on Change
10 day. and an Active get Of markets for the
winter eeason. and especially for Saturday,
nlich is usually great dag in commercial
matters. The Transactions were priucipafIx
speculative, and confined to the leading mar
kets. the minor oues being dull, And almost
inactive.
Highwines were firm 1t 1155c advance, under
moderately gosd demaue, closing arm with
buyers At Sc fur iron.houud. Sales wesp
$50 btls At s5c, aud $50 brl= at s5,lc.
Dressed hogs were rather more active. and
rteady at yess arslay's rricea. About 2S4 hc4d
! were snld On Chsuge At 2T.!5tG7 50 for good
| lots averaging 200 tfs. There is fair street
| demand. and s!s'5@ s-D il easily realized
| from wagon. which makcs offerings On 'Chsnge
light. Ct, eciaI,y III they have scarcely averaged
| $50 per day during the pA-t week, Nearly one
halt Of the wetk's receipts came u to-tlsr.
| Provisions were again weak. in sympathy
| with decline 1T the stick Yark=, aud vita
/ arE,ved tc-say in greater number. than want
! ed, and this produced falling off IN the
views OF operators III pork. Land was irregu-
Ms. !ne teehns Tor 'hlnfc oei!setS wae yer!
weas, ana vas, uelpoc os As" 1otk a'viccs OF
! guinness tasEe 4uans1'lea OF Lard we're
bought 3afiy ~ Ing aesHon hero, or in Cincin-
natt: TO be delivered th'a month in New York.
at li:.e. or theteal'outs. That lard Is 10.
AT11vinS. hntt il raihei soft. owing 10 the mild
ncsshor. while the equally hard prices make
the IuyeEs unwilling to receive il il tue. c IN
set onf o. the difficulty 90 Al acceptable pro.
ieeito ths property. Ae1ce; great deal OF
lard II on the New York, and prices
ste 6errtseed bv literal offerings But the
| eo1ret ttondiug weah fsaling here va coufirs
to the future Cash lard wus stronger eat,y.
A. there is little corner on le]iyeri.'. fnr liz
inst Lau of Ills houtL. and the sIorts vnre
.u,,ou. to ali 10 Lut The market sonn weak.
ened, AID it was evident that tho escitemeu;
vas more sca1e ,hau anything else. Meats
were eteady. With light dem.nd. The mar.
lei eloet d stror ger on mess pork. at s1s G2J,
rarb: SIS, ,2J@la TO te]je. Tho month: SIS Ol
@ls y seller Janua.y: lis. 50 seller Febrnsrr, y
, 1870-12-11

There will be a ftGu'ue meeting OF the Prairie
shooting Club morrow evening AZ the club
ance, 10 make arrangements for 4 shooting match
and 10 attend u other very Important matters
, 1870-12-11
A Gclltlcnl,au

:! hareilr rrEri ~ Nr.nu. D,L1tr, Premature
fhsav and hiraAx. sTrltlns fnm e4'lt ti.cfr.inu
Will +<d fr+ to n. ~ ru4-s~f. the sFmpe neaaa VI
rtl3 CUR uted ts hin. Aa,irrss
y. tPWAFus. FSp
- Wr~t Fifty y-erpntxt New Ynff
, 1870-12-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER II, 1870.

Is It uok time saat more attention w1s directed 70
the subject o. pFtsent uu-to tic cu1n:g on ~
thott RuFcss waich supp1J thts ev+t.1ue 'eaaln4
TAuIne OF crime and rsrpeneM. o. c. GtBBss
EElHAGp. De. 10. lsIh.
, 1870-12-11

Dr.crite- tftAeas.s without any faEnsms:na ff, thu
rstrpt. and ruryr witt"ut ryprrhl th- o{
t,tatrrnt; .1s K,-t I.+4 =; N .t.iss Ea1tn't.-
x frE = sind :wrnt! fis- Evnts f1r III. "t'UiDR
TIL HEATH AND fAFIi ItFE"
, 1870-12-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
For the Week E.udtuE DcccMler 10.
SATrKrAr EyESISt}, Dc. 10.
REEF CATTLE |.


The receipts OF c nix stnce January haye been
l'>.s4e htatl in txress Of last scar. anti 19s.aa,
tcatt In excess OF the rectrts fnf same pernI
IL l-f5. THe th1nments txhin,t an increase Of
ss,1s. oter lat :. mr. ami l;a,s++ over the ship
Mtnfs LOT the ca tr-pnhtl'nR p-rt Il IN 1865.
ITk SIncE FHKiGH1s4
Gu and utter Nontsay, t'er- ), all tive stock from
t'inras" toe H. on " camp* tiuK psEn* T. East, Wit
t'r taken onis hy acsuai weight, al follows:
, 1870-12-11
COMMERCIAL.

SArrHpAY EvEsHu, Dec. 10.
The following table slows the receipts and
.hirmen.s Of produce at Tits point during the
past twenty-four hours:
, 1870-12-11

Mr. Leonard ". volE, The eminent sculptor, will
leave Cticacn sa'ly This week, 70. Koae, where
NJ INTENDS TO take up TITS abode for the next two
years, IN nr'ser 10 crtnl,1tte nnnftr OF tD(Nr-
tsnt wctka. Mr.. EOlI. III sides lar1rE attained .
vide and hich reputation as sculptor. hRs b"en
assorta'eI, du.inE his long fcsloence here. with
20 msnS PUBLIC tntespTaes, and has labor 50
earut silly to r:ot lc the Interests OF at in chi.
raeo, this: the citze us VII. be sony to part With
h!lu, .vrn for d tin c. AnoaR the commissions
with hich he has been entrusted, are tue follow.
Ng.
Fur Mrs Henry Keep. or.Sew York, two sta,nc.
ar 81 ycIal us's. irclHlins one OF the late II 4nfy
Keep: 10! Mis- II. u. Stone, OF this city. an tienl
this citr tusf 1t hiR 'ate sou. Walter Colin; Tor
Mv. s. $. Ssnr1e, OF keokuk, Iowa, bust Of hts
father with uihcr oriei1 IN n! amounting to abou
$sst0O
Many Of the mo,lels nr these have already beer
tnsf cd In ihas city, nut hare t'en fowar,le.i tG
Ms Velk' studio In Rome. where he will execute
them IN the finest statuAty marble.
, 1870-12-11
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NNIAIENE ALMANAC
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NEEA1CAL AINNSfC- = II
CMcAao. pec. II. 1s'u-
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Sun fett.....4:sjp p t1.iAcon ecta :os r.
, 1870-12-11
Masonic.

AT the animal assembly OF Chicago Council. No.
I, Il and 5. NJ. Mssons, "Wednesday evening, lie.
cen,,er :. tho following Officers were elected and
Installed for the ensuing Masonic rear, vtz: CON-
jnsepb a Bunce. j. l. G. " Cosunanioa Moses
y. Fuller, 7. {. Of W.: Companion Tracy T. ost-
att, Conductor: Composition !ohn II. linycI, c.
Ct G.. Companion lIcbry ". HRelow. Treasurer:
Companlou E. y. Tucker. Kscostlcr: Companion
Charles Il Sat,derefuk, Steward; Companion
ACkWOoE Il. Ust~' m Sentinel
AT rne annual c.flcaEe OF Apollo Command
CRY, No. ], Il. T. Tut slay evening lleccaber 6,
the fu.lnwil officers ctr elsctei the ensuing
Year, viz: sir Eugcne q Myers, Commander:
S.r Fiat II. NlchU1., Gener4lstsime: SIR R.H,s.t
[. GarrabrAn1, Captain General; Str James II.
Miiea. Pr late: Str Tracy T. usiat', Senior War.
den; sSlt Ffert. 4. WherlrT, ,1ant>r Weftrn. 81
IIrury ". II EeloH, TE- asuttr: sir ErastuS y
Tucktr. Recer!.r Sir Seth r. MI ck!cE. StaudaE.
Hear. SIR Gesncc ". Muir. Sxaru Hsarer; St1
Mr. u Baker, Warter; Sts lockwood 4. Osborn
CartRtu OF The GuArtl.
, 1870-12-11

t11ffce1lnUe0us-
The estttrates, by the Board Of Public Works,
Of the amount Of WORK done duf1uX the mouth OF
NOVEMBER IN the widening and deepeniEK or the
ihfDos3 and Michigan Canal, arc ii follerh To
tsl estimates -: OF, with il Der cent de-
Se7.1A ~.
The schools OF the Chicago Academy Of De
s.sr sst COW open for pup.ls, Tnoec drsttinR Il
, 1870-12-11

A probably ta1al acciteIi occurred In the Ma
to.sc BulsntnR.. corner OF ls!sesi ap,' llardDlrh
Brteff, 3este day afternoon. the injured per-
MS name Is Mct.aaRhln. He IS II years OF ase,
and re-l.s. s nj No. IS NORTH Sau8nmon streeL
Whit carrying some ktndltng wood up stai.s he
ting nis heaa. ano, al Is thought, tsacsn ting BIZ.
skull. III. OTTO, VINO Was cal etI In, has no hopes
ot hts rrroyety. He WAS taken TO hts home by
Policeman WileT.
, 1870-12-11
Foreign Market

Lospos, Dec. s-1:5e p. n.-Ccosols sa: noo.y.
Hi-G9a
tot ds quiet; s-sos Of -, sst4; 3-sos. IS, y;
teot. 81, aUss: 10 I'D. S1..- -.
Stocks gntrt: Erie. 81; Ti:uois Centsas. III:
AT a tic i Great Western, Is.
TaFnu n,uer- ..
5s-4 Orleans, SAP Sh: aaIes Of 10 etss ba.e5
B.tadstuns quiet Beef, lslA Lsrd, s+a
, 1870-12-11

A verylnteresttng civ ! case 1as tiled before
-instlct lkNo1f yesterday. TIE defeu1auS WI.
GtdFp+ SvdGwicE, TIE complain ant Dr.. Gha t;es H.
ocdard, ant ihe 4ue-tioa VI i..u- was, wno Is
FLt'tlcd 10 the nrs-r-sou OF $oTe le selsy. About
~ years aro, Dr.. SiHidAn,. WHOSE wife was tnen
iy.i i'll IN Michigan, pUrchas ID SET III ea7tux-
rire, ano t'resstntr. OF M~xtcau lads, 10.
tending 10 pr Bent them TO bis Wife. She was
her father = huuse, snd ~as taken care OF Of
Mrr- Fuller, he lister. Tnt u .tSs, huweser, IA
he awor%, nlu hot Rtye The tTiLkela u het. Alter
she dlt d, the jewrlf1 g,t intu the possession Of
Mts Fu'ltr. ana Sir. o1otl lard vas very anxious
u get hold ct It Aero ,itngy he wrote 10 Mss.
Fuller !" send II IN hcaeo ant he .Eaud rorw In
her checs far $l+n she brought the ir&eIry here
at.t Rare It IT, Nj. Sedxwick- Tue D c'0r c+llrn
upDn him. and talked OF tne ~, and u1 4tne4t Y
sight It the jew Try. Hts next step was tn take
cut VIII OF 1frlevin nnd constable seze-i It
A. the hesrtrg yesterday, ne Rd 11sted tnAt thr
$e0 check a. nr!y rs'A< TO get the i-wrlry nefe
50 thai he could rerltvnss liz as, Claimed IA =
Mi6- Fuller oEtti htn 4#tw-en f51 ansi 81 o, and
as hhe hau played t'ick upon him, be WIS huu u.
TO Eet even with hef, judge Wilson, ecu 1sel TOR
SeuPwlcS. uace ye:r fuany speech, al!u,t,uE To
k1estiLV penn es N deaf men'1 ey-s, and the
mtanDrAs which cha-aa'. rid -ntne n+.pIe. TIT
oth' side were rtpf' sentt4l by Nr. Baker. Ati-s
whose rIguuent tue Justice decide tnat so T.
ta1d vss entitled 10 the ptnperfF. hut mus. rav
tnc ce IT. 90 account OF hts having entered thc
Plea Of noa f:fi,tt.
, 1870-12-11
RRcRllE.

Tie following wese the receipts and nhir-
nients Of trealstuhA aud stock du.ing tho psst
~eek. aid for corresponding weeks ending ~
, 1870-12-11
Latest.
NtF i0HK, Die. 1n.-G ID "a more arm And ec-
ttv~. fc-dsy, at frum 1lak att1f,
LoaI Are made At f1pta a06 orr cent

L0d1 SIC I13z1t ds 11DIQ 44N 0ff tEHt.
yhe ctssnncf-. To-day. we're tsA o0o. .ou1
The sh P EMS Of epe- IN ws+e stsb 0tN,
M.1 ev Is ie a.leF a. Sa6 per crpt on cali Al
'er pts 70 make the n 1krt ars1d'aaIly ssstns-ns
geetH to hive been entirely abandoned. Tue
UaLk stafemchs tor tue pas. week .s uniavor Ap-.
,teie having Teen loss tn the tatAl reserve ri
sNur &, ,afA0rn. q a1ntt reduction t. the tot~t
liabilities Of about E96s. .ef0 The bauk statement
SHOWS the following changee: L an4-increaa j,
f1,S4 0ss; epec,e-decr ase. n.1ss,ela: circuit
"nn- det TeaEe, 5a2rsil: l'gxl trrders-decteAs".
$5a,o64 lepo@lts-dpcrpaae, ~, 1853
As the f7ru! Z, which adv .nced 10 +6t- North
~e7tffn II quoted ex-.ilrilenL Te1ex aus we're
sfce'yad here To-day firm Patlade4phts to the -.
tsased the Camden 1 Amhoy Koad- The securi.
,tet o. both companies wee higher IN pat1adel-
neta todsE, which gsye some color to the sc-
pcftf.
, 1870-12-11

AnoEkpaR ectton bags. sc: AI1sncan A, saa
sskr; Lrvissnr. 5gAc: Albany strip-s. ss.c
Esfie, 1ofa'sc; Apdroscne2sn sattans, ,3ta
isxc: Iot sdsles. lte; ke.ao7ds AA. t1to:
Sro1 sysJh hrnt KhAfYAr 80
, 1870-12-11

Observation-Disclosures,
$50. i&9. lsso. 1863.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-10-26

CIT Y
Church Directory.

Isr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-West Court Street
Rev. J. A. p. Mctiaw. Pastor. Services every Sab
bath. Hours II, a. NJ, d}S' 2 n.
sabbath School at ,, p. N.
Lecture and Social Prayer Meeting On "Wednesday
evening, at O'Clock.
Fv. LUTHERAN CHUECH-South-east corner Con- t
and Walnut Streets. Rev. \. J. lmhoh, Pastor
Services every other Sabbath. Hours II, A. NJ Z, T.
Sabbath School every Sabbath 2:15 4. n.
IsrMETlT. E. CuURoH.-S Southwest corner Church
and North Main Streets. Rev. VIM. Fitzgerald Pas
tor Services every Sabbath. Hours H. A. NJ, T. NJ
Sabbath School at 81, T. NJ.
General Class Messing, Monday evening at -
Regular Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, at :,
O'Clock.
% METH CHURCH-Iiast Water Street. Rev, j.
Ford COnrey Pastor. Services every Sabbath Hours;
%. A. NJ, ~, T. N.
Sabbath School at = p ,.
General Glass Meeting, Sundays al A: NJ. Young
Mems Prayer meeting, Yuesday evening at @llo
Church building, opposite Market House,
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, at Church.
BAr71sF CH1Rcu-East Court Street. Rev. b, Il.
Taylor. Pastor. Services every Sabbath. Hours II,
A. ". Z, 2. NJ.
sabbath School at 9, A. N.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening" o clock.
EPIscopAr CHuRoH.-Uorner Sciot0 aud kenion,
Streets Rex W. n PrObasCO, Rector. Services cN cry
Sabbath. Hours; Il, a. m., ~ P. N.
NEW CHURcH.-North west corner south Main and
REYNOLDS streets. Services every Sabbath. HOur II,
a. m.
CkTHuIlC CuURuH.-JOhn Street. Rev. J. y. kear-
new Priest. Services every Sabbath. Hour: II a. IN.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURCH.-West Market st.
Rey H. H. Thompson, 'astOr. Services every Sab
bath, Hours II 4. m
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-10-26
Wisealiapg.


/ How often, in the crash of cities. or In
/ tine unbrOken solitude of primcyaI for
ests, have we suddenly been startled bv
the sensation, eiOquently expressed by
COldridge,
| (which maSc- the present cwhiIe the lush doth
( lasu
seem mere scmbldHcc Ufsomc unkuowu past.
{ Mixed with Such feelings a. perplezad the soul
SelfquestiOBcd in her sleep; and sOB,, have saftl
/ We lived ere yet this yoke Offfcsh We WOW
Dickens, referring to this sensation,
in Darid Coppcrfeld, remarks:
we have all some experience Of a feel
ing which comes over Us occasionally Of
what we are saying and dUiB" HAVING
+. been said or done before, i'm a remote,
time-Of our having been surrounded
dim ages ago by the same faces, objects.
and ciTcumstances-Of our knowing
perfectly well what will DO said next. a.
if we suddenly remembered it,
In simple incidents, more fEpOuoUffy
than in those Of Importance. We see This
reflection Of the experience Ofaprior ex-
lstence. Perhaps il Is only the sight Ufe
lily, rocking iR WtlNeR slAcnLiOr iy q
summer pool; the breath ur vioEe,tS, 81,
blue and bright, 1t seems as if sIsC skv
had spTinkled upon theng, the twfttCr 6r
Il lark, zoariRss into ealnt uncloudc,I
slaces stIfl liz by the moruin" star:
beautiful iace, with dreamy ewes, whit.
creScent.lfke bnOW, and wealth of ,,,.y-,-
hair, seen for 4 moment in sOnl,, styryip,.
multitude, and then drifting from N
forever until we meet beyond the bright
delectable hills!
o We Of little faith your logic may b,.
uIIalsWerable; your reasoning may d..
IN perfect accord with all the petfy rrrI,,z
of art; your position may be slrstsiue,E
BY tho teachings of scieuet, and thr, cO,,-
hIct Of Scriptures. hut humanity Will
never aQeept your athcistie doctrines.
Tor deep down ID the hearts of men is "A
sentiment, implanted there bv the
bands Of the Creator himself, which re-
YQAts at the lesson you would have tls,Bs
learn-a IessOR placing theua upon x
level with worm crawling blindly in
the dust, which is born, and propagate,
its species, and rUts into nUthingless st
last. In all ages and in all cOuDtricS-
without regard TO the intellectual de-
yelOpment of society, there havr
been such proofs 81 lTo-eNistenr that
this faith iA immortality has been
strengthened, until today the world
laughs TO Utter.ee the lOnIus of ma
terialism, aud mankind marches for
ward to the music of Chat grand, tri-
psalm,
Dust thou art 10 dust rttIrnest
Was not written of the soul.
. COIgLlORCr.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-10-26
Advertisements will be inserted at the

trate's Office, his arm supporting Esther
with such tender pride, and his fine face
glowing with happiness. 'The fight Is
over, and the victory Won, and we can
afford TO have dinner.5'
Secretly my soul responded TO his pro-
I position; but Eether could not descend To
! such commonplace level. Let ms 20
home,' She Pleaded; don't stop in this
But the horse?' 7 protested. Poor
Stella can't 80 back all that way with
out resting.' -...
| Get another, she persisted: and her
will being law, Mr.. Ashley made haste
to make arrangements at the village
tavern for a change Of horses. had
hasty lunch; but Esther would eat noth-
ing, and in 4 very few minutes we were
on the hOmeward road. We had not
mentioned Mr.. MOTisOn's name for
some time; the quiet after the storm had
fallen upon US all. Esther leaned back
i'll the chaiSe, and took the little silent
( cry which was the relief after all fine
excitement; her husband leaued hack.
too, and petted her. ] sat on the e,Ire Of
the seat, aud drove the SnOwbiIl pOuv.
which had not the mettle of our Stella.
and required much cOaxing TO accom-
plish even Il iOg-trOt. 1t was q trilc dull.
and was Just beginning to feel rather
blue and jealous when n sudden event
Occurred which stirred me up again
This was nothing less than the nDDroacI
of Il gig, in which sat my bafIed enemy
Of the morning. He was urging ON his
horse with blows and curses: but, al
sight OF me, he Yeined the animal Up
with Il sudden jerk.
'GOOd--afternOOn, MIR. Morrison I
could not retain from shOWin, nv
triumph; and how Esther started and
tremOled at the sight Of his dreaded face.
For the moment, | do believe, she
thought she would have to be given up
to him, in spite Of her husband.
Stop, you rascal STOP y shouted the
gentleman i'll the other chaise. and |
drew up my pony, nothing 10th, in spite
OF the opprObriOus epithet, which was
meant, however, for Mr.. Ashley, vino
had lifted his hat with a polite bow.
Can give you any assistance"' h,,
asked, with smiling courtesy. Happy
to see you, Jir. Morrison
Go to the deuce with your assistance.
Where's M daUgEtGrV WAS the retOTt
not courteous
SLlll haTplng on your daughter - quot
cd Mr.. Ashley, iTresistibly. Pm afraid
can give you no information about her
but If you'd like to see mn UifC.-.
The merry malice in his tone, tie
triumphant satisfaction of his look. the
general aspect aspect Of the whole
party cOD,ilg bark from Silo1rbiU-was
not TO be mistaken or denied, even by
MIR. Morrison. He gave Us one glover
ing look of mingled rage and hatred, one
curse, not loud but Deep and with a
furious cut at his poor beast, drove past
Us. We never saw him again.
A for the rest, lean only say that, iu
spite of the ill-umCns about elopements,
there was never a happier marriage
than my daTling's. Nor ever lCW be, ex-
ceptOnc-whicbi is TO take place tO-nlur-
TOw-ll0t at SnOWhill. And little Emmv
is open to congratulations
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-10-26

AlRs. Nnn Eliza EiEdlry, wife Of Mr..
Joseph FiudlCy, residing in Peru town
ship, Morrow county, about ten days
ago, gave birth To a double child.
1t has two heads and bodies. well foFna-
ed and delined-thc bodies Joining at
the hip joint, Each child is perfect i'm
all respects above the hips. with arms
and allmembeTs eddplete. Atthe iunc-
ton Of The bodies two perfect le.ss grow
out at righ angles on one side. aud e
double leg, ur two lCgs grown together
prQfUGs at right angles ON The other side
Of the body.
Each child receives uourishmcnt Grum
its mother, aud what i remarkable.
when OnG'childear The othcUappoaFsatf>~
fled. The bowels, by some freak OF ma
ture, Join together, aud there Is but op,,
canal to carry away the CNcrement from
the bowels. The child or children, ar
whatever else YOU may please to call il.
Is Of the female gender, and cuiuvs GOOD
health, with every sign of cputiuua-
tion of life, We understand that the,
parents have been Offered SIO,u,u ii they
Will travel two years tO exhibit tli, IT.
markablC specimen of animated nature.
but being in comfortable circumstance.
they positively refused the teluptiuy
utler,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-10-26

LAST Wednesday the editor OF the
st. Joseph Herald killed a snake near
that city that beats all the sCrpcnts
We ever heard Of 1t was covered with
white hair about an inch long, and had
= small horn ON each side of lis head
It's ears projected about quarter of an
inch, and 1t had a full set Of teeth that
resembled those of human being NOR.
than anything else. It. tail looked like
that of fish and il had two lcgs about
foot in frOnt Of its tail that rescnlbled
q frogs legs. The face was smooth, and
the eyes and eyebrows were like those
of a man. UrSfoH No., El,1cpcudJt.